The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1907, Page 5

? ANTI FREE LUNCH LAW ; . | i van |8t@ berved, ‘The majority of saloon | gamous “BILLY THE MUG'S” ion oliminated (he free stew and | ROOMS THAT RE. the cracker some time ago. / t AMONG BAR Even such a place as “Billy! , ICE AT NEW LAW-—FEW OF Mug’s.” which has deen heralded fr ' 2 and wide aa the original free luneh’| PEST SALOONS SERVE FREE jiquor emporium, is untainted with | AY. the free atew odor ' grews ANYW Said the owner this morntng: | — _ This place is known from Cape) : Hera ww ¢t Aretic circle because ‘The saloon men of the city With of tne adv tiving it has recelved ‘i few exceptions ° pleased iq ‘T and other papers. As ‘ pith the new ordinance prohibiting a matter of fact there never . free lunches, which became a law any free tunch on tap here, Do . foley, 20d will do all in thetr pow- you see any around yout ‘There J e J @ te carry éut the provisions of * never as much as a cracker felaw. The law is meant to reach m away here, We have never floating element which om found it necessary, if we gave a ty Deadquarters tm the saloons of luneh here we'd have to make the Ge mouth end where free lunches. place five times as large jeer CHANGES church this morning, and as soon , as my gase fell upon you | felt a thrill permeate my whole being. He TP toeee tyectal Service.) fore T saw you I had felt your 3 TOWNSEND, May 2° presence, but when at last my eyes T. & Artillery corps, after be countered yours I felt that | wa ; 4 tweptred, and then I knew that | @ivided and subdivided under Vs ; cerdere teoued by the war de. = tell you how I felt at. rovelvet susigormenl’ (= NEBRASKA APPROPRIATION of Col. Geo, §. MAY YET BE VALID tn comme: to Fort Si!!, Okiahoma Ter Fe 4 mountain artitiery gommand of Co}. 8. W. Taylor It seems probable that the Russell, Wyoming; Third $15,000 appropriation of the leat» artillery, Lieut. Col Niles lature of Nebraska for ap exhibit) to Fort Sam Howsten, bo the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific expo ost arth mountain artillery, Sitton may yet be valid despite the ’ : at aaa aes bcChonkey tn cosw:| fact that the bill was vetoed by| ‘anderbilt, Astor or Go to Vancouver & Gevernor Sheldon of that state. The He is a tick merchant field artillery. to F matter is being aired in the courts CAN YOU NAME HIM? perth, Kansas, commander not . | : ceeated, Sixth field artillery to @18LE GOOD HIDING PLACE. | ort Riley, Kansas, commander not ed, DO YOU KNOW HIM? If you do not know this man > 3 : P first time in any © ape SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 27 thie prince of fortene fept. Clarence Deems aod Lieut “The safest place to hide any business. He will disew of this district, are trane thing from prying syes or ‘dle/ guetrial fife, Si, Oklahoma. hands te the family Bible,” was the ge from here to Fort Rus Rearder, of Hartford, who asserted) {liar with the name and face of An is assigned to duty with the ference of Unitarian Congregational! 900,000 passing Into demetude. URE IN AMERICAN LIFE HG Milter. re from « short leava.of ab LAUGHED HERSELF TO DEATH. and who was recenMy put utd, The, Crorometiog a's amexaNDOAW, Pa. way 2x KENT NEWS ITEMS ‘af the court martial, goes to Following « fit of laughter provok- bi Pak Rarracks with the ¢d dy a funny story told her by her artillery meat door neighbor, Mre. Adam) ar Speetal Servier) Makowski was seized with Eee, ae: ren wee Seve LSvTe plexy and died within a few min. |SeTe to Mr aad Mra Chittenden CAUSE HIM TO RESIGN. iiey ane wns 4 years old [Recurday ntwht The mother and babies are doing nicely at the hoe ‘ CHICAGO, May 27 —Charged with MONKEY BITES PARK KEEPER. pire . ‘Sitting love letters to Mre Charles fudge Mo f the state eupreme Campbell, 743 Poster av. a NEW YORK, May 27.—Ol4 Nick, coort * the speaker et the ot bis congregation, the a java monkey attacked Patrick "le" sehoo INAHROMent SLA eotay eveniog: ore Joba Johns, paror of the Keen: keeper in the primates Congregational church house in Central perk, and bit him Farragut and North Paulina, has several times before he was driven bis resignation to the off. Old Nick was given to the soo of trustees and ts seeking ela weeks ago. He wae formerly ot be graduate pastorate. flere is one of a pet ta a private family, bat he rae bas given two became vicious and was sent to the nts year's gredus tn the park om that account the highes) comemcenee - Bee dno es OO - the holder to four pears taittes ta the colfewe @ees to hener student of the four with be om by « ¢herus whieh Supt RL. Davids te trate . sing this year Tm you If You Can the time, you will be money in pocket by reading Dargain offerings each day-—they carry an “S. & H Beattie and mored there jee" on quality and prices. We never substitute, meeting Od give you what you ask for. This store is here for your ee ere as well as ours. Chas Paul and children of © are vielting #t the home Ourtain Stretchers Bow! and Pitcher. v parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Jona nd ug gd Prone vol Regular $1.25-—White Sem! Mr. Frank floyt and family of . FF Porcelain and Fancy Shape Seattle, wore visiting with ts ee ao given Honday morning et the Rpte i church by Rev. Rod ¥ Arner. 4 menmbere of the i OA RK the Ladiee Reltet Corps body. The plan fe to Regular i6¢ — Gemt-Porcelain Fancy BilueStriped Footed hash of Berry Bow! Tuesday's new 8c value 920 60—Ice wee Adjantaby Flower Vase eames! lined » eal filled. Another * . | Regular 16q—Fancy Clear Po > 1 Heese” Purantes articie ished Glad large open mouth HOLO LAST SERVICE Very neat and pretty pattern. 8c The last service tn the Bethany Tuesday ‘ . Damaged Lot of Screen Doors These are not fancy doors, bot are all right for the kitchen, sum Mer cottage or camp. ‘hey have been slightly damaged between gland the factory, and we do not care to take 65. r them. Assorted sizes. While pa : haguier site trometer sna $3.50 telescope cot bed, spzclal week- special news . of draperies— 3 ot ee 10 The purchase of that new wilt. Bay now while the long price $1.96 > Star ceperteest. We ktow vette, expe Broadhurst Sy models 1 sing i ee BROADHURST SYSTEM $18 TO $40 : von , mut One-half Tuesda Fancy Hammock S Rewuiar $2.50—Fancy Jacquard 1847 Fruit Knives, ath arge folding pi Regular $2.00 Set-—Rogers 1847 strong and with satin handles, Don't for a mock Tuesday's | get tho June bride. Tues & = 800.804 First Ave., LOONS PLEASED WITH = +O YOU KNOW HIM? — Here is « portraft of an Amertean captain of Industry who ts worth one hundred millions of doliars He is one of the world’s richest men, and he miglit, by @ stroke of a pen, outrank in wealth Rockefeller, Carnegie, Weyerhaeuser J BARD OF HIM? ho says he does not believe ta trusts clusively fa The Dgtiy Star, his full story wlll be told for the In an inten#ely Interesting Interview fil bimacif explair me of the gre - The story is exceliently written by Blair Hough, our special cor Coehett and H. W. caustic comment of Miss Mary Tespondent. Read it and be surprised that you are aot more fa Wyemine. Cap. Fred T.| before the Connecticut Valley Con-| himself and his remarkable famtly the colossal fortune of $100, artillery at Fort Sam Hous churehes that the good book was {T'S A CHANCE TO KNOW AN IMPORTANT NEW FIG Preabyterian church, Third avenue north and Harrison street wes held yesterday. Rev, W. A, Major for the past 14 years pastor,’preach ed on the subject “Leaving the Old Home.” Next Sunday the cong gation will worship in the new home, Firet avenue north and Roy street a tramp on Mercer isiand and cover ed & distance of stron mlles before tactend 06 O65: $2.75. their return to the city late in the pall stned hdis Nentetototutels erga. coupertable’ arm. yeok Imatead of 82.50. afternoon. A trip will be made to 4 cobbler eat o bier seat urned ery peat attractive otyig t . “ k and arms, em oak rocke indie bac Belleview next Sunday leaving i in back—« very arms. solid seat, wide panel leet Park at § o'clock tm the omfortable rock n back—« very comfortable, morning value 62.26, spe ous ‘ocker—regular value 2 ree tally priced for the week $3.56; specially priced for ce rm | cially priced for week. 68.80 soe: eae sone | ween sad od Clothes for Men Don’t Delay OTHER RELIABLE MAKES $15 UP totems mak ey ” ee fame id ri : rope valances to fit dare ears Me eae Redelsheimer | Yu STANDARD FURNITURE CO. 8 Co. s L. Schoenfeld & Sons pret eng 1 good Seattle-Teeoma 1006-1016 First Avenue STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE THE SEATTLE BTAR—MONDAY, MAY 27, 1007, our special suburban delivery service— —is a STANDARD store feature thaf is greatly, appreciated: ty our many suburban friends —it is our constant aim to so develop and perfect this store’s methods that we may give you the greatest amount of satis- faction, value and service possible —appreciating the accommodation, the advantage it would be to our suburban patrons, whom we now number by several thou- sands, to have goods delivered and set up in their homes, we have perfected a splendid FREE DELIVERY SERVICE cov- R SEATTLE! ering ¢very point in GREATE credit freely yours— if credit fe a conventance to you, we'll giadly extend thé advantages of our popular and liberal creditgiving service, so that you wilt be able to furnish your home comfortably and tmmediately, and without any annoying features or financtal strain upon your resources. we have, as you must know, made many, many friends through our pleasant and dignified credit methods. This ts particularly & benefit to the w arner, and we are indeed giad to co-operate with the homemaker in furnishing his home completely in this teal, helpful he right way—the “BTANDARD WAY.” $1 down and $1 a week gives you a Buck Empress Steel Range, a Leonard Refrigerator or any style Go-Cart SSS eee a special out-of-the-ordinary rocker week— you well may. Tomorrow, ex ¢ these splendid rockeré on sale, giving you exceptionally good rocker value® uctions we have given for some time. rly 600 different styles) thie t* rocker news worth while For the week sality considered. The: © the moat liberal re (Our rocker show, on the fifth display floor, consists of ph fa theory of honesty tn et problema of our In American bo has piled up for MOUNTAINEERS ON JAUNT The mountaineers yesterday took $3.25. Economy and prosperity are synronymous—bul economy comes first. Bave a little from your earn inge—begin NO W—with ue. We Pay 4°/c Interest on Savings Accounts Branches, Pallerd, Rewten, Georgctonm James D. Howe, President N. B®. Bolner, Cashier, DIRECTORS Ferdinand Sehrntt D. cemanuel be $2.p5. ar. George Done | tentend Sf 88.50, me ares cobbler rm very attractive arm rocker finished golden; elaborately pane * KR Dunn, an it 2, James D. Howe, MB. Bolner Union Savings & | : Se ae Trust Go. |e) [ptreger rng $1.45 —thie is @ practical article for apindle a ver er, regular val aty regular r 5. “apectalty priced jally priced for rocker te $8.00 for the week $2.20 1.90 priced for the week special hammock sale— Tuesday we special prices on thi tereom line heavy hammocke— are except pricinge for 80 early in the aea- son—reduced for ruesday oni $1.60 ean a 6178 Ramm Cor. Second Avenue and Cherry #1, Hoge Bide. Seer Wash. Agents for Alsske Ranking fe Deport Co, Nome warm weather use has screen oor, screen panel and back, giving « tion of air—has two 3) 00 bammes # shelves, and ts $3.50 ham tre well made and practica : - Our regular $5.60 hase 7 every Gay we Our emuler $4 bomm ke to os Ganve Sportal price $3.30 | Our reeviar $6.60 hemm \am ee ee werk er |