The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1907, Page 4

iit SBATILE STARWEDNESDAY, MAY i007. [catvea The prtnalpal parts were = ' an - |Temmtle Grech, both Bellingdarn, | ready to sua ail Er. => CHARM OF BRIDE OF POWELL COTTON 8.820Fs.28 chs ton ease SNOHOMISH Ss the program refresh-| this month, the population ts now (Star Special Service.) AUBUR i srs Mise Muth Albott, sister fing by hie aide w of Mass ny George Melfarland, standing by | Weavers Union No. 0. Brows, Daniel; D. 0 (tae Special Service.) | The Government La wid ae ee eee A ‘ ” } oe PE were served to the singers | 95,000, This is an tnerease of 216) SNOHOMISH, May §.—6nobom PMATOry oF EXCITING ADVEN:| , , | from Seattle per cent wince 1900 TURE WITH BAND OF HOS. LAA NEW Mre. Lillian Watt, whos husband |ish is to have @ new shingle mili - 2 |was killed in the wreck of thet be run on the co-operative plan (tae Me INCORPORATIONS |Qreat Northern owl train in the|. wine Ovocted Tins BROWN BAB CHAPTER II. KONGO NATIVES—A) BALL. ee ~— yarde in thie city, January 17, was Jake Mudgett, a well known mil AUIUKN, May Tg (Star Special Hervior.) Jawarded $5,000 by Judge John|man of thie county, wil) bul x-bOM atley i= se OLYMPIA, May The follow: | Kellogg in the superior court yes |the mill on the old Mudgett mi firm ts sill tan {ng corporation papers have been terday site below town on the river, 6 eet Win emote ae: IG ddddaa att Mra, H. Brayton Poweil-Cotton, 237% Prom Botedbde the actual tramp | Stas to a secretary of state Work will be begun next week | Mudgett's yas ia that a h with an escort of 281 ertificate of Increase of capi | on a $600,000 smelter at Excelsior, |ploye @ own @ emall amount rank Owe 7 ym began. h ‘ “ ; |tal stock of the Vashon Sand and near the Nooksack falls, in the of stock ; t Mire, Boyt “ss i aeeeeem Coreed GRArs) SBS some |Gravel company from $12,000 to Mount Baker miniug district. The| Invitations are out for the fino °r.8 ow dye Laat rae “720 native porters and personal) | $26,000 concern fe becked by A. A. Haug,|homish high school “Junior! prudence were nun boys. | Bmptre Hotel company, of Bo of Philadelphia Prom.” ‘The dance will be giver anes Nore visiting tmmay Housekeeping in the wilds, with }attle, $100,000, by Andrew Mem A change of venue in the case|next Saturday evening in the Frank Smith” br: t Shea black cooks whose methods of rich, W. G. King, Erm! Hughes, | of Dan Griffin, twice tried tn Bel Bagles’ hall bean viatting | ” : | A. HL. Anderson Hngham, charged with a statutory! The atriking shingle weavers of * few days F preparing @ meal are more easy flerlin Dye Works, of Seattle, crime, was granted yesterday tn|the Cascade mill have posted no vs than appetizing, bas ite draw:/ $16,000, by J. A. Miller and Libbie the superior court. The third trial tees around the elty and in the one - backs. But lite under canvas ox M. Benkin will probably be held in Skagit! vicinity of the mii) declaring the y doc cites bealthy, unquestioning appe Fitageraid & Hynes, Inc., of Bal. county in June the two for strike and warning weavers to naw a r tites, and hae 4 nevercoasing lard, $16,000, by John 8. Witsgeraid mer trials the oe dinagreed keep y. The new mill owned n Canaae ae and John W. Hynes. George H. Thistle, « rancher on by the Cascade company is now Heraia br charm of fresh air, freeh lands and fresh inhabitants. At Toro, the last British post on the U Kongo boundary, spent Christmas season, bo ee’ of the mission here, amused my ures over the little : ‘TRY McCARTHY 'S FIRST." MEN’S FURNISHINGS ‘Women’s Hats Up to $4 for $1, teary children, on New Year's : day held a brown babies’ ball tn t my honor, Great was the excite je STavied tor 4 fed Syd No Be Take your pick tomorrow from a Aoi ing Closed Out tion 0 | ee Geet com afer mid! ow 1g 0 u nies collec jn this onseon * } day, and sat like clusters of bees) Ww Ta P retty an ylish rimmed | | tm ewarming me around the mie} e wi discontinue our Men's | Jats that are priced regularly | | elon gates. } Furnishings Department as soon at $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 each, at be! At last the doors wore opened, | as the present stock can be sold out. the special pri ef. only ot announced that no child 4 7 5. al price named, only | : SOT would be admitted At By gy prices it ought to go B The assortment in- 1 On this, one savers quickly cludes many different styles, | | Viet general favorite % | with dainty trimming of flowers, was 0 dash off in the db } yt ; 4 _ A a — ane | vibbeas and follegs.” aeeey hat | peetion of ber mother's hut, and = CORO pearl gray # regular 89c | Se ark o ich 7 gy hp EXPLORER'S CURIOUS HONEYMOON VEHICLE. price $1.25, Special. ...... oe ek genuine bargain . | ~y African Natives Shown Carrying Mra, Powell-Cotton Across Semliki River in # Hammock. 4 7 tery ? ever, before abe was back. wearing erying Men's 260 and 35c Hose, 19¢—Cot- Celie ksi siven Ca i broad smile and @ soaking dress.) —. — T ————— — ton and cashmere, plain and fan- a ti Spetermined not to be baffled, sb! sug om the alert for bostile na cy; every pair of 260 and 850 CHILDREN'S SAILOR HATS, 16 ES 'AT PT. TOWNSEND KENT NEWS ITEMS cys very pat | oor ae ee - fer miniature garment = put) ABrough the washtud, slipped Into | Very imposing the safari of por- ae seaneteiianinied going at RED 19¢ | with silk ribbon bands, and streamers, The hats wy Ret Trin yy * eee | owty wound Ke wey ny Bt porT Tow cal serie ar | (tar Special Bervics) Men's $1.25 Underwear, 75¢——San- | ve ges i thie = : 2 “ar speach hn eo = Be were | 28l@, like & gigantic serpent in the pt Carag TF — KENT, May §8--Dr. Teel has itary Australian wool, in the nice, light weight you | vetted seats is week at only ....+ osesseel These misstonart commissioner yee ¢ 3 ; i . the last white venues | aw on ay ky rebels evidently bl yg here last pight for Seattle, where he > og fda ig ee ae ent want for summer; regular price $1.25; 75¢ WOMEN S$! SHIRT ; WAISTS, 59¢ 59% b nine months . has be ferred to take the . 0 toe only Wuropenne We |’ Teryile’y Strawn gitapee | Dunce Tow “tiled by UB Aeputy | Will move to Seattle soon. The epecial sale peiee .... seaeesceeeos 500 New White and Colored Laws Waists all @ all hipping commissioner Callahan. rehaser will mov house to ‘ met wae hate and there a Kongo/ of’, ‘single sentry of the enemy, Tne chan Me made at the request |one side and build a large nice Men's heyy Underwear, 50¢-—-Are wool mixed summer aoe, and ae from the ony Re. Pretty and o eee St rales of our departure, | Watehing our progress, from the of Mr Callahan whe w 1 assume | residence there weights, in a soft gray finish; regular price 50c styles. A big variety to choose ™. Enough $a 7 han tee wore eomally on the point! rere oceans Alltop, OF An oc-| the dutice of the, office Ora 'F.| The high school boys started « is always 750 garment; sale price .......-. rection you wonder how they could ever be produced at ot goodby, Kasagama, the — hyo as te hy 4 Geoarich, a qubscription in order to buy . . 4 double the price we ask. In addition to these we me King of Tore, came bustling up, in| Son" nie Carealed all along Our Na ‘Thomas Montgomery, who | things needed for their at ee er one | Men's 00 Neckties, sale price | 100 regular $1.00 White Shirt Waists that have berm] state great excitement We became violeatiy t at bie ne sociation the merchants . 2he , : 3 cae oes pone Awana our journey. ar Mette hemlet the febeh aoe nilere legeing comp, wenjover Sil. A first class Men's S00 Work Shirts, sale Men’s 260 Wash Fourtn-hande, slightly soiled from too much display. These will dy) cicnmmmmiercmnmmmamnmmarcmrcman | hee poe 4 y? oon eign phn brought to town Im charge of Geputy | vaulting pole has been bough PHIC® . 6.600 She sale price -15¢ | = go in this sale, and you will have your pick of the ; . oe le | sheriff McGinnis and three Assist Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist Men's 20 Suspenders, sale Men's Garters, Boston style, | collection tomorrow while they last, my husband, on bis way to meet ante today aed taken before an \s - me, wes don ing in & CAMP Not aN sanity commission composed of Bu > oe .“ i PEED covcsccesoveros 196 sale price. 8 Ot s-oen: Be | me at ate Soe eb oeccces cocseccce cone caeeenenl lived the bate before the unfor | Montgomery wes declared insane ; FINE EMBROIDERIES LINENS AND BI i icees hebaniiadiae Wak tne to ab] necemmenet, © he Sarto at) Ae eeeeeny an ceneaie et And at special prices too ler Mt islins sano maveine al | “Pred Eberly, who was tnfured st “Daniel” Monday evening. Much ete tip Sagan. We, ooee * a eae fs pitiless noonday heat, We nis own ioaging camp by & (1/106 praisg of the muse and render oo -enbohieg = in domnnats Gina | crossed the river Semiiki, that tree, died yesterday without remein- fo Embroideriee 23¢-—-Nice — thread pure isa j that winds below the picturesque | ioe Pn bert Eberty wan ree ae heard. The eolos, ducts and wide Flounctngs, actusily AT | act size Zix2i re | post of Beal. Seeing tts thatched ently married and lived a: Quilcens, | GQuértete were especially weil re 18 inches, bot biind and — $2.50 8 dosen, 08 | roots close to us, the goat bay and The young wits ie simow pepetentes | ——— a open work dosigut Every HALF ‘ the two askaris who were guard yard of thie enbroidery te a fag uk Rome, aiewes thelr] pceand Gee Geen nerceese tw te fine sheer quality and really —— Be worth 660, The special price charges to lag « little bebing the main safari on the way, Suddenty. | when close to the benks of the) © | Semiixi, a trio of almost naked savages rose from the shelter of a| Puaet Sound little bush, sweeped down on our | S7uth of Point ie only 236 We end ao. Embroideries Be Bdgings and insertions that are all O. K. in every p ular except for # little Theee are all splendid. | garmente that a little soap aod will omand « view of forte a nt sone and Worden and the Regular pric 20¢ and fe « and water will make abeo- one of the askaris repaid the thief oem Se ran yard, while they last tomor lutely perfect. You can | ro a row, ata yard .... se use them. We don't want | them and fn order to soll | them quickly we bave cut the prices square in two CORSET COVERS. by @ bullet tn his arm. | (To be ) Continued ) BREMERTON end NEW LACE NETS. BSc Brussels Net 27c--A pure white net, 27 Inches wide and | at the marine heepie the qualities wo sell reew eter Good ons -_—--- — 1 300 and the a ya BREMERTON, May 7—The tor on epecial sale tomorrow at $1.25 Corset Covers at .. «| pede beat destroyer Goldsborough Jo a na} natant | Fett ORE 08 Ce Sack Coterday on ‘The weather bulletin for tithe dock wae immediately mad¢/ending Monday, May #, 196 Tho Corset Covers at SR¢ 680 Corset Covers at 35¢ 6c Polnt de Esprit Net 530-— This comes in shades of nk, blue, white and cream, weok The when he had The ua tives were in revolt all along the|'**4y for the Wisconsin he was | weather was pleasant throughout. wit dol pO mmr ag be sieges ot Ruwensorl, cur proposed | safely docked yeeterday with warm days and < wae Coed. cena. Ws 6 CHEMISE. Th end A would be abeclutely| "702" Germae. the express andi nights Severe killing inches wide end regular ¢ | pam, os pete absolutely) .i.graph operator, left Saturda od over the greater part of the quality, Special tomorrow at o8e Drawer } si.ss C at throwing away our Ilv bd nd I re at. - 49¢ | 81.98 Chemise oo j 7 cere . opt & position at Mare Island ate on the night of April 2*-29 only nSe | t " | $3.95 Chemise ot Bat tf a aa talk sufficed Evergreen Park Sunday fore t to killing frosts occur . wawere @ 45¢ . : oe a | show us he had © received | noon on of the steam engin-| many localities on the 30th , 650 29¢ Drawers at .....- jo Chemise at ... Gagne rumors of unrest ahead, #0 Semon Geteated the | May ist. During the re of GLOVE HOLDERS, Se | We decided to push forward and see Sat ball by 16 to 1.| the week the nights were somewhat 39e. | i Pr NIGHT GOWNS. UNDERSKIRTS. f ti | wefer ourselves what the trouble was @ were defeated by | Warmer m | } pga “ tae j 7 Bure enough, before we reached nertom team at Evergreen ouperiiie—There was a heavy Pretty 24inch Satin Glove Hold- | pee Night Gowns at 4 S90 Undersktrte at -80¢ | > raat and. fternoon by © to &. | frost on the night of the #8 ere with paps ot ** Ne eore [ j the rere at eeceemeos the on iympice were deteated by the Detrott—There were heavy frase and hid elastic cs &9e Night Gowns at ......48¢ 890 Underskirts at .......45¢ : ow ws of the na on the 28th, 39th and $th. The at the thine = 3 tives was confirmed. From Kasin Scetuat’ tammeratave 2 wae ly eye - ns | As these garments are being sold under oost price, all sales “A Gi to Ben! we were accompanied by 70 degecs. The prav ind was you Ca oe hy must be considered final. No exchanges, No G O. D. or Tele Women's White Kid ' Ling mine ay sae aes ry rite re eee See ee EXAMINATION Prem Seow Sbaee te: maeeees. RO me orders accep the splendid quality i caraven © men, every jelare being ——— a where, 65« Our special | that we sell If you need Ginnwes, fit your eyes with BF «in ® gold ehe wlar $6 outfit Kent-—On the 24th there was one $4.00 a pair, om tomorrow, this of! at a pair .. and revolver ready loaded and all| going tnt fourth an inch of tee. There thin fee on the 29th and fros i - - ——y\ the 20th. ist and 2nd. On the ard i end th it was c sdy and threater i ing } tan ten frame, « menarnconesa toe. | HOSE and Underwear glove shades. Price every a kid and the i | | i for $1 We «are making ae thie offer to advertios Soft Ru bber Hair Curlers w i PE cicastcennee wou esa omey| MEE Geach seemiel Toe wbber Hair Qurlers wil | RIBBON O és Or en qné ery t ° ode nember we do ae are the proper thing for Women's 26¢ Lisle Vests 180—made with Se BABY RIBBON, tore we adv t have ae Se oe | low neck and no sleeves, silk taped at tt anewe 04. SIMILAR cel” oe Se Bo neck and arms and extra good val — i that & } to ours and found tt fraud ent Paya at our regular price 250; special at thread silk and coment It T: h morning wient, come to ue; we'll 2ho a set of four, Special ' ares | achon telané-—Ice formed on the savinee you thal we oan price tomorrow only ...19¢ + each . 19¢ the wanted col . % | 4 Seth and Mena frene aad do give what we 04 Women’s 980 Lisle Vests 8Sc—Beautiful- | lar price is Se Experience | pate es 76e PICTURES, 49¢ ly finished lisle vests with croc het | tomorrow at | poner } yoke, V neck like cut, silk taped at | wow syapep Ri : EXTRAORDINARY 100 New Framed Pic eto | arms shaped at waist, regular 9c and | Beautiful seesaliae ; oa To gather under one roof a vast collection of stylish, To those whe call witht from at t al | . ee Seen © : > S5¢ | 6 inch k | the next few days instead } Boys’ Underwear 26c—€hirts or drawers, | ; serviceable and excellent fitting clothes, such as ours of using our plain an | ong sleeves, ankle length, extra qual t — onsen we #he a0 j ity, all sizes, chotce at a garment Bh¢ w TOR Fr ] Child's Vests 3 for 60c Made with low neck and no sleeves, lace trimmed orw at a sana and alilk taped, regular price 200, to morrow 8 for 600, or a garment..17¢ BELTS FOR su ck and in new allover and | WASH BELTS Bee We are equally eee the art of adjusting SMITH’S ES TA TE garments correctly and becomingly. j $25,000,000 i Suits and Topcoats— | $4.49 SUIT CASES, $3.22 Women’s 860 Lace Hose, 25o—Past 1 af B h § 08 Telearnyh Rervien) ihe beak bo Joudle heels toes and elastic topa, regu new Teddy beer i roachurst System EW YORK, May & Cases spectal : cuawan winadid vamakontos 25e¢ duck with emb > mith left an estate valued at $26 wate ~ design, al) sizes, s ater 12%o-—Fast black, light weight cotto double heels and toes, seamless, elast regular 200, apecial seereer 99 eoonccrccecees, BM THE NEW YORK rYB SPCTALISTS Rooms 217-218 Meeond 000,000. The provisions of the will | were made public last night and J to 35 || the will will be probated today | nt” Smith made the will 4 and four after hin wedding, In Soot ry ae Other reliable makes, $15 up. 1. Although there ts a direct ery eee wepenen eee ins / heir mentioned there {ts little posst bility of this provision becoming of ' fective To his wife he left $3,000,000 J. Redelsheimer & Co. ites, daughter, ‘Anita Smith, life interest tn 500 st P. 4 per cent bonds of $1,900 enact Ree tae Anon Comey Cea Various other people besides two | Tacoms Often: Provident pag COND AVENUE ectween PIKE. ano PINE sete B oom 41 dm., Room 414 antity sold at al tomorrow 100 STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE New Tue hesphate were lett