The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1907, Page 7

{ © advertising agent for menal Lafayette Colonel himself will appear of the back seats, while a iety published in yesterday's | piace of honor will be reserved be ‘Times wide him for the distinguished advar The Poenomena ria she cits tony before # fo an exclusive Tig great wan comes |r & special stranger gisting of thirteen Pull A band of ten pleess, according 4% ne No. 23, with | 02 {2¢ Times, will be at the depot drawn by engine No. 2 and will play, “La, the conquering Paidoo at the throttle hero comes Oh, Listen to the gatemobiie, costing $3,800, be | Mocking Bird.” ete. ax the train te the Times Inveatment | ‘unders Into tne station ei agp "ty ely, & procession wi }, but loaned to the Colonel consisting of the band the covasion, wil! be o the de ties of Welcome and A chaffeur = bired y he appointed by the ¢ @ill coeupy one of the front on foot and th with The Great Wal-| Times pmpany’s aut faker, who founded the Beattle- TO ACQUIRE STOCK OF Tacoma Power Co. and installed be big plant at Snoqualmie Falls PTACOMA POWER CO. chas T Baker has always claimed OWNS MAMMOTH | that he never received his share of the company father’s pant AT FALLS death. Direc * company om he is suing. say that he t« 3 - @ dreamer, not « business om _ as one remarked: “Should be the Seattle Hlect ric asylum inst ' te acquire contro! " ad « around ation against the com tad Tacoma pows pany tives of the Roth Baker's Co. have atten: men ther are « the Seattle Taco Pe of Dexter Hort sockbolders, BE Crane. of the view of acquiring « co dectare Unat ft te probably true that are facts that he Seattle Blectric Co. ln seek! fate pudlie through a» to buy ap all the outlying stock me by Chas. H. Baker. in the wn in the Seattle-Tacoma Power Co. coatt, against The Seattle with « view of acquiring the tm Power Co. the Mamond Saoqualmie the Mutua! Light and buys from the Co. 6. M. Latimer. Charles The a ané other jocal financters that any fe for the purpose of set je of the Seattle Tacoma the sale of the Diamond Morage Co. and the Mutua Raker a charge Gad Heat Ge. tw the Seattic-| nection with the moet Power Co. and enjoin Power Cos purchase of the Dia sale of the latter con mond Ice Co. and the Mutual Light 1 the Seattio Mectric Co ‘o., are pronounced ridtc H Beker, is a son of W OT DWNERS DON’T AGREE WITH SHORE LAND APPRAISERS i r Ross. chairman of would not b to # VALUES FIXED aT PRICES, WHILE CHArm- ROSS INSISTS ON STTCK- ts font care anything about your speculative values, we want 70 PRESENT VaLUATION. to know what you could get for that land right sow. should be offered for sale. said Commission et Ross pee certein that the board of Ramed by the « i fix the value of the ‘ Bais, to be wold to raise for the Alaska-Yukon-Pa. price # I ttposition, wil the make @ oi of the meeting was consent to ovided the ea not é of @ number of the But the . worth fend owners, judging from ar @f their remarks st the ted fe the Chamber of Com . the appraisers wr * taken here will be figuring ¢ f this the 4 in Olym 8 fSture basis alues pla, consequently detsion of a exist after propesed th appraisers w not be made meeetree ‘ad, but Land Com- public for » HS SBROTHER aa aie PROMT at killing on ‘ The steamer Oscar is here from “6 wh took place a with dynamite and ferti ft: i - ine he namite ie nels bs be A {2 | the mining camps @ a q an fi x . way gers and freig ne moet ok lag st We the . or eat 7 Yuk R ’ L Te ova i aws * pe Ms Wounds free - . oii ast ns fe the ow MARCUS Mer: HURT Prasior : shew % Ma ¢ rm : ; me refuse. = y " a MBAULT Is CHARGED . “4 er" || @RPAT Cume ALA ~ THe |] MORNING FAKeR mitted to Second ave. to Union, where short stop will be made to listen to the roar of the Times’ presses, thence! Ax the Colonel retires from the to Becond and Pike. and from there hote! entrance, in the automobile, the New Whahington annex, after safely delivering hie guest, where the hotel proprietor, and all | 2i guns will be fired from the top of May 20, at Yo at Wayside Emergency hospital May 19, at Broadway hospital May 19 May 20, at Seattle May 21, to wife of Charles Fros serd. & #on In suceess. Union Savings & PHENOMLN AL Aa rayerd mobile, containing The Phenome Thirteen bell-boya wil) rush The nal Lafayette and The Colonel, the | Phenomenal Lafayette’s baggage up ebauffeur and the advance agent stairs to the President's suite Miscellaneous vehicles engaged while a porter will wuofurl the trade of ail sorts will be per-| American flag and cast it to the ell the parade, but | breese from the ho’ reery arrive y within « few he The line of march will be up guests, will be awaiting the |}of the remains of Denny Hi! ngulahed arrivals ping of hands will | ps perm will be imam se CONFIDENT Repudit b Beattie oo oe itases cb the Gl nd Walters leracl M o Rrdick ye nomaiag poth lege n discredited the repo Hene nd Annie | that the §6 membere of the ' “ and Keepers . . Jomnands # six day week after Hartshorne . on and Kinma | § an ope 58. Reattie op ado A. Marakasegean, Adana, They #8 e ent of t they core have @ ' , and KM. Rew ¢ that they Would © oF wale Jay agre . er and Sarah | 4.3 at SNRAK THIEF AT WoRK short Rydeen, 54, and Marthe kien, 26 Sneak thieves are still bard Gur lL. Howard. 3) end Anse work ‘The Increased watehfilners wonstie of the police seomingly ba DEATH RECORD effect on their monetary ba follows Rattrick 29. | tim hy a silver wateh May 14, at ay. & and 85 cosh Campde Ducett—Beulah C. Ducett, 2, May at 2309 E. John st Peterson--Mathiide H Peterson May 18, at Br y Apert ts Comth a) May 16 nthwaite May 19, at B ebste J. Webate Iwahara-——K. Iwahara, 2, May 17 Pacific hospital Harnee—Charies M. Barnes, 7%, Myers — Clementine Myers, 25, Moreer Island y—Everett A. Tooley jeneral hoept White—Eva Ellen W May The Safest Form at 2026 Koren ay ee of Investment Cogan—Mary Cogan 134 Hi on at HINTH RECORD, Hirthe were registered today as At & Fr Beattie ife of George Mathew & fon. Frosserd—At 1917 Fifth ave. W Confidence is a large factor The world has confidence in the man who saves. Save with us—begin now. We Pay 4°/o Interest on Savings Accounts The Breen » Ballard, © Georgctowe James D. Hoge, President ' SN. B. Bolner, Cashier DIRECTORS Ferdinand Wehmits, J. D, Low berm, A the newest styles in Baward Beh! vi H, \TS Trust Co. LILLAGAR & BARKMAN Cor, Second Avenoe and Cherry St, Hoge Bids. le, Wash, Exclusive Hatters for A Banking © Deposit Co, Nome THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1907. New Washington Annex during the Their noise disturbs bim. Neither wiil bark, or cate to fight, dogs be allowed to I's flagstaff #0 must follow \.¢ automobite in sin-| that all the elty may know that the aie column formation great exponent of the art of blood and will be * to per form his duly advertised miracles including those consumption seasick nens All sick persons suffering from the stomsch the like, who have been all other physi Extra editions of all the news ately insued. strong again, at the lowest possible No geese will be permitted in the WAITERS ARE WRECK VICTIMS AT REST last six of the Reading victims were burted today . ? re we now Bet Grawing pear rely tbe time we ought orn te ey fer epee or site the thing an rewe Cocr ZmrOCreYrSs make bo omtenton their production of housewtfe fear W. Sheets, whe roome at the Deathe were registered today as Occidental hotel, Occidental and Washington eta, fe the Imtest vic lot hee get 8 rhew salty thie showld tne norenee Chen pour newt see emai -—- hend our eteice hove the price O wotourtm seer ant balance samy IN ow don't oar cur terme aren't reser HASSLOCHER 36-17-18 Baliey Bidy. Pianos BEHNING, OHICKERING BROS. ERNEST GABLER, BUSH & GERTS. HAINES BROS. (LINE'S PIANO HOUSE |: SEATTLE'S GREATEST MUSIC STORE 140@ SECOND ave 3 3 4 E iy This Week c ‘ A C 5 3 $ € & £ E z . Any D b r 3 LISTEN TO THE MOCKING BIRD ?ATNT MEDICINE i! :i:!ci%! SAROW ij “ADS” KILLED Bdgers, of Beattie; and W. A. Fish-| », Water Trt eee §80, 10:80 (Sertpye Telegraph Servier.) Dr. COLUMBUS, Oblo, May 22-—The | building, Phone’ Main 6256 ##* Pr byterian general assembly de voted today to hearing the reports from the foreign mission board The missions will be widely ex tended during the next twelve month The assembly passed a resolution urging the publishers of chureh lit erature to exclude patent medicine advertising The universal peace movement was also endorsed unanimously. It was voted to not make any change in the church name DENTISTS END CONVENTION The twentieth annua! convention of the Washington State Dental society came to an end this after noon with the election of officers for the coming year, R.A. Munro. of Bpokane, was chosen to sucewed A. Custer, of Seattle f The next convention will be beld in Spokane, according to the cus tom of meeting in the place hon ored by having the president as 4 reaident The soctety also voted to recom mend to Governor Mead the fol HOT WEATHER STYLES Right now you would be comfortable if you were wearing one of those fine, light weight suite which Ed White, the tailor, is making a run on. Years of exper lence has taught Mr. White the art of being able to suit tidious. The shop bullding The Real Helpfulness of our j CREDIT SYSTEM Is exemplified by the fact that hundreds of customers have dealt with us continuous ly for several years, and have nothing but praise for our goods, our prices and our meth ode When they need new apparel and cash is sbort, they don't go without—they take advant age of our liberal credit pian and pay a little et a time for anything selected We aro showing everything that’s latest and best in Sum mer Apparel * Men, Woman and Children. Style, ft and quality of every garment is guaranteed Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1882-34 Becond. wear Union Ye Reliable Credit eoees) Every Day a Bargain Day Owing to the improvements m the Ranke block, we are neriounly incommoded for space--goods being packed from cellar to roof #0 closely that we cannot display them. © To relieve this congestion we 1 Hy are selling at Just about cost. © 4 If you are in need of any $ toing in the housefurnishing Hne--either furniture, ranges, stoves, refrigerators, baby car riages, tents, hammocks, etc it will repay you to call on Woodhouse & Platt Furolture Co. 418 PIKE STREET shere and Charte ete housefur agents for t Oak Ranges. Main 8; Ind 3006 Phones OSTEOPATHY of adjustment of restore normal conditions of func tion to the body @LeEcTRICITY Nature's own vitalizer VIBRATION wane. health LIGHT CURE For all skin troubles nia tn ueness 8 ted It# SUNLIGHT RAYS will cure consumption in the firet stages I use al) the above meth ode in my pract ing people who h f how r NOTHING sultatior free ar DR. A. HOLT THE OSTEOPATH 878 Arcade Bldg burn, of Bilensburg } 11:0, 12:80, 2:00, 2:80, 6:20, 6:90 | GEORGE F, MEACHAM, OWNER Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Mitel | 900 New York Bieok _Movetty- 13 1@ Becond a venue Skirt Day Thursday and Friday The One-Half Price \e (Making room for the Carpen ters.) Bringing the Crowds. WHITE BUTCHER LINEN SKIR largest assort ment In Seattle. Thursday and Friday will be Skirt days, We will dispose of some of the best of the makes. All man-tailored; every seam silk sewn and pressed to keep their shape. A lot of Novelty tatlored Skirte formerly up to $9.50, in this half-price $445. Fine Chiffon Panama tallored Skirts. made new shapes, values up to $16.60, cholee Thursday and Friday at $6.45 Fine black Volle Skirts handsomely tailored, full gored ass and deep pleated; we place a 47098. made of imported j lot of the best values, up to extra fine values up to $20; | $22.60 Thursday and Friday sale Thursday and Friday, $9.45 $13.50 OUR TAILORED SUITS Made in exclusive styles taken from our advance fall fashion pistes just arrived; nothing similar in any Seattle house Price $25.00 Extra fine fitted garments. made by “Union hands” and beer the Union label Short Gibson Coats, W 5 Hats, Silk Petticoats are among the bargains of this wprice sale We must make room for the | carpenters and the goods are being sold quickly ‘Novelty ‘Skirt Co. 1316 Second Avenue SPECIAL ‘$4. 65 | eeipoaii sncsomanninvniiinaatitiiian Just the thing for Summer Celtans.’ House 5 eck Bungalow | and other limited quarters, It is a sofa by day and a bed by night. Regular $8.50. Special All-Wool Art Squares We have too many of these Squares anyhow, and then summer is upon us, so ‘‘here goes."’ You may have your choice of our HUGE STOCK for two days at this redue- tion: Regular $6.00 Square, 6x9 Regular $7.50 Square, 7.6x9 Regular $9.00 Square, 9x9 | Regular $10.00 Square, 9x10.6 | Regular $11.60 Square, 9x12 } $13.50 Square, 10.6x12 $14.60 Square, 12x15 SEE The Mighty “Monarch” at Work in Our Window Demonstrating That It Is the BEST RANGE IN THE WORLD | Gome In Too and E A T Century Furniture Company Corner Second and Spring 4 i i