The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1907, Page 3

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AP COUNTY DRY NEXT SUNDAY Wednesday noth to, it Army Neil waying that there # having beaten t to 1 tm alx innings the popular married = Mise Gitar Special Seevion) LP pypsren ros May and depu tertay vervine ' of this Bichenberger Navy bandaman Loulee May tn Seattle Tuesday She having made the trip from San Diego. They were at home to thelr friends Wednesday evening The restriction Imposed upon the marines and bluejackets on account of the dread of spinal meningitis has been raised with the provision that they are to report at their quarters at night. They can now attle + Moro, Italian composer, ts e band master of the yard in the ¢ Mr. Kopf Two colored women of the under has © orid were sent hack to their home N t c attic thin week by Marshal ee their ke odding the wife : his daughter of Hon, B f H. Morgan, Avenue B. Foss waa ” taken ¢ick on the twland about five weeks ago and was brought b He died from a complica diseases ome tton of FAIRCHILD TO APPEAR IN A FAMOUS CASE (Sertpps NEW for the Telegraph Service.) YORK, May 3 Counsel defendant arranged with the district attorney's office for the appearance next Monday of Charles 8. Fairchild, former secretary of the treasury, who in December last was indicted on six counts, charging forgery in the third degree The case grew out of what came to be known as the action.” of the New York Life In mrance company : JUNIOR FARCE IS A SUCCESS The junior farce, siven io Denny hall, outlined the realistic phases of college life. There was a large amount of local olor In the play which was enjoy- ed by the audience. The author, Fred Vincent, had « moral in the Y. giving advice to college atu to devote more time to their in to dressing and fuse om the cast display he Casers. MAY SETTLE STRIKE The strike situation at the Tred well mines fn Alaska i more ser lous than reported. in the opinion of W. & Pullen, of Juneau, who te in Beattie It ts believed In Juneau that the whole trowble ts caused by the dance all and saloon men. who feel the miners are not paid enough Daniel Pubrman, the taflor, 1016 Second ave. is having each a large number of orders an account of his eupertor cutting. workmanahip and & #well line of moderately priced Spring and summer goods to select from. Drop tn and ase Mr. Puhr- man for your next suit. oe NKS, May 3.—The Cham Commerce may act as ao in ng the strikers and fOMISH PIONEER DIES. Special Service.) SH. May 3—Fred F Hats $5.00 have over sity dozen, W. BB. , corner Second one THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. " Gamplete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and A Hotels. A Special Saturday Sale of Boilers tomorrow an assortment of Copper Bollers at greatly reduced prices. Various sites opper. These Boilers are not de- pe te im Just as good condition as ft hipped from the factory. This sale fe ar niect of calling attention to of Housefornishings. Refrigerators, Gar- take the places of eights of « with the sole te Tools, ers we buy to those to be marked even higher than \0 ee FRM; © Fon wee the | on account of the factory's advance in argains are doubly fmportant sis *. COPPER BOILER. extra heavy 14-07 copper es are stationary. Posttive- retin epocial $2.35 82.60 $2.85 ape apecia OPP ER ove ROTLERE are retinned ineide and heave Nat Orders ies at These Prices are able yme in Satur a Ord stmarked not @ special prices. ALL THE CREOIT | CORNER SECOND AVE. || AND UNION ST Prossian bond trans. | an SEATTLE STAR. FRIDAY, MAY 3, IS TO BE MORE DELAY OVER COUNCIL BUSY STREET SUPT. The asireet committee for the second time refused yesterday aft ernoon to take up the mayor's appointment of Charles Ro Cane to be atreet superintendent, The ap the hands 108 rly three Tt was wald yesterday that the committee had more important been signed by things to attend to, yet this did) morning hot prevent a number of the com mitteemen from breaking away, ME SAID COP and going to the ball game Case In the meantime, like his predecessors, ts holding down a ehatr tn the office of the «upertn tendent ¢ without mak ing any effort to conduct the busi ness of the department WILL FIGHT HARD - FOR NEW PLAN 1 wil} flight for this change in plans anti! | go ont of off h. or until the change ts grant ed.” said Counctiman Crichton, when Informed yesterday that the atreet committee had voted to carry out the Magnolia way regrading ng the radical lines as first od Counetiman Crichton wil) head « strong delegation of north end tax payers who will be present at the counc!! meeting Monday night to oppose =the = imp ent an it stands, From the I the fight) wk will be carried | ourts for Boston an the The whole cor tion of radical « or moderate cut and « arade A total of 40 ordinances WwW passed by the month of April and there were about 60 ree adopted There were five nell and the highe * passed any one sittings S 28 of the ording WAS A LIAR on next GOES TO ARCANUM SESSION the « veray ix a qu d no grade 5 per cent make an effort to roanum con ventic stern is A OAM a Recause he wae out of money and had no friends, P. J. Ryan went to sleep Wednesday night in an old We will street car in the sout : new location. the town. He Union « watehful patrolman fet him go with a reprimand. al ability in the handling || Are to be had at the Pioneer Piano No cheap pianos—but the highest in each particular make. Come in and see them. They | and the are low. Make 3 D. S. JOHNSTON CO. 903 SECOND AV, SEATTLE prices SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK END Clothes Hampers at Cost arge site square hampe 76 medium size square hamper mall size square hamper for ar $2.00 large size round hamper for 73 mm um elise round hamper for 60 medium sise round hamper f NO WELL REGULATED HOME SHOULD BE Also Some Clothes Baskets small eplint basket medium splint t arge splint baske lar S6¢ smal! willow basket r $1.00 medium © large W.slow f or WITHO Regular llow basket basket ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO EVERY Terrific Tinware Tempest AWAY DOW? W EXAMPLE MARKED ARE A FE EVERY ARTICLE HERE oa for Boe Tea Kett 7 les for Tem Ket Tea Kettles same, Acme cof Saturday Night Specials AXMINSTER RUGS ORIENTAL AND $3 2s-1n.x60 Axmin Rug f $6 34 in.x72 In. Axminster Rug for Century Furniture Company [Corner Seccnd and Soring 90c FLORAL DE the city counell during Hition utions of the t number e night bad Mayor Moore this 100 Dozen Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs; an > stealagracen. fine —s for one day, Saturday, each 1Tige quality Women's $1.00 Sommer Union Sults, Saturday 756 2 suit 2,000 Yards of Be sold for 20c a yard HE RHODES COMPANY JOHN C. WALLING Good Planos VICTOR AND EDISON TALKING MACTUNIS Sheet Musto, ®trings TLL Becond Ave. Senttle See eee eeeereesoenreeres AND XBOW : appert ropay eeece The Rhodes Go.’ eS New Department Store Arcade Building A Rousing Sale of Women’s and Misses’ , TAILORED SUITS Regularly Sold at $25 Go Saturday at, a Suit $15.00 over one hun Suits; it's and most comprising will and Saturday we dred Women's a grand favored styles place on sale Misses’ Tailored aggregation of the newest shown this season pony’s, Eton's and fitted models; a fresh, clean collection of the season's newest creations, in plain shades, togethe , fancy stripes, checks and nov selected garments, elegantly ctly fin- ished A glimpse at our glance the remar Saturday at $15.00 terations. with pretty uitings, refull tailored and perf show at a will offer window will able values we Positively no charge for al 5 4-inch hemstitched cs our be On the BARGAIN place on sale beautiful h 1 all pure fay we w yards of silk ©, tr ee and full 3 rday a yard inches wid OUR WOMEN'S 69¢ FANCY STOCKINGS SATURDAY 50¢ one day only we will on sale our entire 1 of Fancy Stockings, ne Ass nen inclu 1 1 le Lace, Lace A guaze with silk, lace also a large va of colored lace and embroidered lines that are too beautiful for descrip tion, values up to 690 a pair, Saturday, each 5O¢ at the Bargain over grade Taffeta Ribbon, excell sultable for Hair Bows, Hat beautiful range of shades and Square riety e and dold regularly at lic a 12%e iful 40-inch Sheer White Lawn, suitable for bridal, we and confirmation dresses. wigs Saturday, a yard ine (See the Window D.spiay) A Sale of BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY Think of Buying £10.00 Trimmed Hats ARCADE BUILDING #150 Crab out New York Block FINE VIEW LOTS IN WEST SHATTLD. at low prices and ener terme, ASH-HASSLOCHER CO eC eeceseseee® Sores view the s them al Where ols CrriZeNs' TRUSTER COMP- ANY 108 Yealor Way Pioneer %@ Seeeeeceeeeseseceeee Saturday for $4.75 itifully Tr ed Hats; » tho: of other stores, ment and good taste. Lots French models, bean- ete.; soft. Leghorns, liberal gathering of hundred W f the all but season THE RHODES COMPANY TENTS HAMMOCKS CART RIGERATORS ont Maia S908 eeeeseccccooe ) ae TAILORED READY (0. Exclusive High Grade CLOTHING FOR MEN WOODHOUSE & PLATT FUR- ATPURE Co. Corner Fourth Ave and Pike Street ange TREET eeeeerercesoseces ® - PANTS TO ORDER FOR 84 SY , ALBERT HANSEN Jewelry, Watehes, 106————Finst AY wastes at the UNION TAILORS, rd Ave +5187 ' Building RRA SOOHSO SCOR COCR OCC CCEe eevee eoteeces eb heat sits 0 beet:

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