The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1907, Page 5

HAS A NARROW ESCAPE A cable on the Madison at. tne parted yesterday and nearly caus {. Davis, Oriental Specialist and “Kimona” Doctor, fecnsed by Prosecuting Attorney of Practicing Fs the, cable and whirled westward - ri The street feature of their prac | The sripman had no centro! of the one of tb Thy} pre Deve, fe Wanted on the | tee, however, ts realty only adver brakes gor could he release the @ practicing = wedicine tising, or “missionary” work, The) stip. A workman who was olling gt & HHeense. \for kindness and condolenc [he bad partiatiy rec fracture of was removed | poral. is not likely, however, that | eg eg }the money will be seleed. The po | | Nee have no interest in securing | | , heavy end of their business ta done | Wheels beneath the turn table was against the medical ii | Although appealing directiy to ee the sheriff bi | < ELECTION BETS MAY . ope of them having | Ot of credulous people sare the most pleturesque of against him but his alleged ball sine police last night for a lat of Remedy oompeny and who sometimes assists Myors He declares that if such ao list is ay, and Washington st./ India Remedy company is licensed |to the state school fund. King and ‘Vital | allow them to operate as they have |holder, without giving bends or work the street or both. | which he will pay off Friday. An 9 Mra Mose Arretie, ag Italian | (he BRames of the bettors and will Genint Advert Jacodson at | Woman who has bees held > hot be Inclined to do se in view of in the offfees in the Interurban |@imoet run over, but tnekily leap Mted in che porter | betel where they Inv heir hear od at the moment the car was up | we Dy Assistant Prosecut | er# to consult them for private jon him, Traffic was delayed sev i Joka F. Miller and a} troubles. eral hours by the broken cable. the arrest of Davis put | mea, the “Kimena” deetora hay r her victim of the | #ucceeded in building up a practice — Dave Deon gather. @MOng Women also, announcing} ee eare against quack doctors | that they are making $100 per day) BE SEIZED btm ta the office of the| Myere te Tee Clever | soma ey: Remedy company re) Myers is the mame of the more eat Geosieh Seevten) . | clever of the two fakers. He evad PORTLAND, Ore, June 6—J. H Kimona*/ed an attemy obtain evidence | King, a local attorney, applied to aieal takers of Seattie. They brother became an easy victim, | Ts te balfdrothers and ex-| There ie a third member of the "Ame# Of those who have wagered ‘the alle merits eo atieeed | combination, a pretty, young wom- money at Bd. Schilier’s cigar store under the name am, whe ie known as Mra. Davia on the result of the city election hotel [im bis lecture work by doing the/ te their office prac. blindfolded part of the mind-read-| frtlehed be will take immediate “Kimona” doctors hold | ing act. psteps to garnishee the money and | Bright days on the corner) No ope connected with the East! wilt compel Schiller to turn it te and skull caps, de® to praction medicine, yet they daily | premisea te act on his own voll talks and winning use the argument with the street | tion and says he ts wholly disin from tne crowds that ‘crowds that they must be all right | terested in the matter @xchange for boxes of or the city authorities would not Sebiller, acting purely as stake for the last year | to do this, the “Kt Davie will be promptly tiie, | phe ahtne' th a wada wale naa pay the city (wenty and if convicted of practicing, will } not have weight in ‘any court, how day for every day on | face a term im jall, or a heavy fine, holds about $55,000 in election beta Bot ee interesting feature of the cane is ered trom «| (est & large sum of money is tn re" MILK FOR cmber. Me |Bis custody which was bet by Gov: | ayside hoe~ ernor Chambertatn. } —_—— # [Seattle police for some time, the fect that friends of the adala Orinae agony yoater any | turned to Chicago today tn cus: |ietration are the winners and would | , tody of Detectives Cronin and John- be damaged by the seizure of the sen of the Chirage fore ' money ot formaidchyte The benefit cf a repre- ot The Star have oo KUNG AND QUEEN OMAHA PARTY WILL BE CELEBRATING | ' — inquiries t of The ater te jie thin purpose Mr Jacob. | wee tt ry modification of teat, and te as follows euble contimes of milk " about the same amount hen add about ten cuble of streag = bydrochterte & emall amount of ‘The quastitics med 2. | HERE TOMORROW (Seripps Tetemraph Servier.) pearly sagt ciad . SPOKANE, June 6.—Tho special STOCKHOLM, June 6-—The na | f en fa tag the fiftieth wed | train of Omahans bound for « visit | ding ] | queen | about the city and are being royalty siete ca the day will go Ben Sistas one aan te oa Puan be wi im history as one of the greatest of | tomorrow ae —_ similar occasions Many monsages have been receiv: ed from officials aad heads of for- eign powers, thie mixture, tf for- le present, & distinet elo Wprere throughout the te can be got at © ter 18 or 16 comts, and COFFEE Water is better and cheaper than poor coffee. DicHaAnamD, |, > aes i ve sTor rink | the in THR MINE AT COMOX.) Your grocer returns your money fHE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE, 6, 1907. BOTHELLIVRS THANKED, (Star Special Service) NOTHELL, Wash, June 6-—An drew Wiffinger, aged 67, died her the other day and the witew, Mra Wifftager, and Mr, and Mra, J. © Jones desire to thane t sidonte shown in the time of bereavement MG BUM TO PLAC THe NOWTHWEOTHMN EN SETA PE VICTORIA, B. C., June 6.--From estimates made yeaterday afternoon and this morning it will eost at leant 00 to place the steamer Northweatero again in commission. HAVE REPRESENTA TIV AT BOISE TRIAL The Central Labor Coutietl Seattlo has manifested much terest in the MogerHaywood-Pet tibone trial at Holise, Idaby, an has sent J. C. Dalby, of the Cooks! and Watters’ union to Botse for the purpose of keeping the union me here informed regarding the firo- frews of the trial and to look after the interests of untoniam, A hal! will be given Monday « OK. June 10, at the Labor Temple, the proceeds to pay the expenses of kooping @ representative at Boise KLAW @ ERLANGER LEASE THEATER, CHICAGO, June 6.—The toriam theater, the targest fn the world, has been seeared by Kiaw @ Brianger for @ term of 10 yoara, beginning September 1, at a yoarty rental of $67. Audi Uneanitary sinks and closets mean sewer gas and typhoid. We tnatall modern fixtures at reason able prices G. H. Brown Pibe o.,, 221 Pine st. Both phones. *** ; CIRCUS DAYS-—SHATTLE— | At Regular Show Lot B—OAVS—8 THURS. PRI. BAT. June 67,8 Two ances Dally, 24%— ™ ve Wiest Pumas erget wists ap ae ey” tee ee Traimet leveiy ted FAM wide som DAL | TH sHOnTAGH, offiens SAY Fe Wie Hn Worst THIS YRAR THAN LAST. AVERT COAL Whether or not there ta to be a repetition of the coat lastyinter ia a question on which | coal men of the city disagree to} sont extent | While Charies 1. Houston, super Imtqndent of coal agencios of the Pacifie Coant company expresses the Relief that coal producers will whocerd in kverting a fw conéensus Of opinitc men seéms to be that te tor a worse coal shortage oming winter than ecchrred winter See No Poastbte Help. Agents for some of the principal | companies pepresented in Beattie, say that they-can see no possible help for Abe situation; that a/ shortag fete alb ready, that the) output @ mines is curtailed by lack of labor and that the prospect in for an Gnereasing shortage as winter appréaehen. Three chukea-are riven by coal ten for thé presunt shorta, One i@ the Nome trade which alfays de pletes the stock of coal in Beattie at thin time of the year. All the Nome steamers have to be coaled | for their Tong tunk and this de mand for coal wan Obethird greater thie year than last j Strike af Black Dinwond, The strike at the Binck Diamond mine, the largest of the Pacific Coast company's mines, which shut off production, t# the secon@ factor which figures Fire in the big Comar mine, on Vancouver teland te the third fac | j tor, as that mine was supplying the | coal for the Great Northern Steam } ship company’s vensele The Minnesota, which to expected | te arrive today, will require 3,000 | tone of com) whieh must be secured | from Washington mines, unless the | | | " famine of the last - On | the entreaties of captains Comax mine gets into commission | apeedily Bo accute ia the present short 1 tugs up at West Seattle Th al companies turn deaf ears to ING JAILED FOR TALKING Telegraph Service.) June 6 Juduen were (WORTH, Kan Hecause he said that the who tried the of! eases | conspiracy with the compe HM, Tueker, Jr, finds hi hind the bars of the local jail Want Engineer's Services. the nment highway Lancuater in this state jot the Koy | Sam | coming year having their hands full supplying the boats of the Pacific © the Great Nort pany mat company and| 2 Stoamahip com- | Ne Coat Suburba. Ballard, Fremont, and other out lying districts of Beattle may be} entirely without Goal this winte | agents are naing to weil any coal to the dealers in outlying districts and the dealers are filling up their yards with good cord wood to take the place of coal in the winter, ‘The coal agents say that! they will have their haad# full sup. plying the main portion of Seattle aod cannot even attempt to supply | the outlying districts | From @ach of the coal companies; comes the oft-repeated advice to consumers to buy their coal now} and avoid the heavy delivery! charges during famine in winter for time CZAR'S DAUGHTER ILL. ST. PETERSBURG, June 6 Grand Duchess Anastasia, the six) yearold daughter of Empero Nicholas, ts 11) and it t» feared she | has diphtheria, ‘The empress ts ring for thy iid personal) Saved “It youth but knew what would crave, How many pennies then youth would «nve” | This motto hanging above the} cashier's window in the Bank of Hngtand te worth the deepest con sideration of a great many of ue. Pénties saved make dollars, and dollars saved make a comfortable competende for old age. How true the above adage is youth will never know, if they begin to save at ones, One dollar will open a ay ings account in the State Hank of Beattie, cor, Yosier and First Ave. ial Sale LAMAS, HERE 18 SOMETHING TO ENOOTRAGR THAT MONEY-SAVING HABIT TION OP EETRA FINE LINEN SUITS CUTAWAY, PRINCE CHAP, ALSO A PEW PRETTY RTONS. SPLENTID COLLEC. IN STYLES EFPECTS AND PRICES BOLERO REGULAR 816, 414. AND $20, TEMPTINGLY PRICED POR TINS ~ SALE AT (Scripps Telegraph Gervice.) LAFAYETTS, Ina Mrs. Helen maar and writer, aged 65, this mornis PUTMAN BOOT in boot for Alaska At Piret Ave the Halls The Good Roads people are mak views engi for the |«iven by the proprietor of the Ho DROPS DEAD June ¢ lecturer dropped dead the heat | 67 11 | photography at ee THREAT ope Delew es Servier) YORK, June 6 i “Biack hand,” and in which demanded that $3,000 be algned \it was tel @t. Regis or the house blown }up has been received, This is the third attempt in three years that such & demand has been made, O. &. Corser in Geattie, D. 8 Corser, of Washington, D, c doorkeeper of the United States senate, in visiting Seattle. He is stopping at the Rainier Grand Hamilton Studio Colman Wk High reasonable Ne coupons, or other frauds. 5-80 grade prices, this “busy Friday will be long remembered ---every housewife will appreciate the ex- ceptional, unusual values we give you for this ‘‘busy Friday.” ‘+--If economy is a consideration, you should be here tomorrow bright and early. these extra good Friday specials from the drapery store--- every remnant of table olloloth in the bouse-—best quality, 45 inches wide; reguiar value 25; for “Busy Friday” onl ©. T. N. Swine, In dots and figures; 36 inches wide; for “Busy Friday” We reserve the right to limit quantities on this article, where at ihe yard NOTE inne ls every only ae WHITE ENO CURTAIN RODS. 54-inch extension, 7-16 tubing, worth 16¢ each; for ie > | Friday” only ... i this splendid special for “busy Friday”--- the Home elevated clothes dryer,69c REGULAR VALUE $2.50. —this ts an extra special value— tn fact, the very best “Busy Pri- day” special ever offered by thin store—an elevated clothes dryer, mounted om a back pole; will elevate to ¥] FL 1 dgiee pra od, tbeeile etter BLACK HAND — ; z ii (Mar Special Service) } VICTORIA, B. C, June ¢.—Batra | | attempts are being made to «= tingwish the fire in if you doa't like Sebilling’s Hest we pay him. f $ : eae é & i i » AMUSEMENTS. ee Jenn Gort, Manager Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Nights MAS. LESLIE-CARTER in “DU BARRY.” Wednesday matines, “ZAZA.” Seat sale Friday at 10. Prices, $2 to Bie } t Attraction—Otia Skinner tm “THE DUEL.” | _.. $12.00 2 damp. All work is being directed towards Oeoding the mine. at J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Tal zs s4 _F oa the sktowaik at the a7. sad Columbia “ © sam in & broken teq : é Bunday. F3 Mahoney has re ten dincharged Grom 5 Reapital at Otympia, where Me WAS ON FIRE Ine Mi? and the “Union of Hut. hese entered into reciprocal which each company other's excess business home territory. oe 32 MINNEAPOLIS, June 6 —George Katelbach, whom a posse was after Yeeterday on suspicion of causing | the death of meterin-law, Mra Catherine MeCart, did not ¢inde the poase and escape. Late yester | ~~ day afternoon Latelbach’s body | was found in the woods near bis | farm, he having auictded i H -m : ” STRONGEST eee WAIST HOUSE IN THE STATE. SEATTLE THEATER Russel! & Drew, Mere. Matineos Thureday and Saturday-~* oNiGHT—AN Burgess New York Company in “QUEEN OF Pare wHite Starting Bunday Matip~, sune 9. Model.” Prices—Matine>“, 25¢ and 100; Evenings, tSc to 600 i 'YRIC THEATER Braset! & Drow, Mara Phones 43 TONIGHT—Al Week—Matinee Saturday —Last Performances of Lewis @ Lake Co, “SCHULTZ°S TROUBLES” and “GIRL FROM CHILI.” Next Week—A new company tn “THE BOGUS PRINCE.” Me; evenin Be to box Phones 43 w . Part “Try McCarthy's First” A Friday Bargain List And one that you will find very profitable reading. Not an item im it but what is a genuine bargain. Go through the list carefully and figure the savings available by taking advantage of the special prices tomorrow. You'll find a valuable reason for do ing your Friday trading at MoCarthy's, and you'll find no mis representations here Geods are just what wo claim for them or your money refunded 65e Dress Goods, 37c Plain Winch Panama Switings, | navy and AVES.” “Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak no C. 0. D. or phone orders taken. but one to a customer. an th Standard Furniture Co. ‘“SPRLOER & HURLBUT—A STORE FOR EVERYBODY Friday Bargains the butcher, baker and candlestick maker have 30c Wash Belts, 19c. Women's White Wash Belts, 2 and 2% inches wide, finished with open or blind embrold ery and trimmed with Val Prices the past few days, we have no We still Matinees. Prices Seattle's Leading Vaudeville House. Prices> 00, 10; STAR box seats, 3 Performances, 2:20, 7:16, #546 onch day, THE ONLY FUN BHOW IN TOWN The Four Toledos, in a novelty contortion act; Gavin, Platt & | Peaches; Starascope, Reeves & Kenny, Charles Bowser & Co, Eddie the old figures, and shall continv-. to do so. We are really 75¢ Sinch plain tings, the green goods serges and fancy latter in cream grounds, with checked effects; regular 600 : to be very busy tomorror, -for —beiter come early A. BRIDGE & CoO. Largest Clothing Mouse on the Coast mins we have 9D “land are unusual in variety and Roesch, Georgiana Clark. Next week—Donlan & Lenhar Lois THEATER. Phones: Sunset, Main 1304. Ind, 4334. Reappearanc GRAUSTAR daily except Thurs. and Fri evening, 7:30. Performances begin: Mat THIRD AVENUE THEATER. of Melodrama Sunset, Main md Hig Week of t Production of “FROM RAGS TO RICHES.” Matineos Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Next Week-—"The Derby Mascot.” “ ” . =* ve at a “‘Better-Than-Ever’’ Price Doors open: Mat rprise the natives by offering high «rade Hore *. Bat we cannot be undersold, and We offer this howe in lengths from 6 feet to 40 5 SEWER couplings, at, per foot. bene ‘ c ke; exce each Friday at 16. id 7 Be on tan Home S31 he 9406. New York Co. Ind, Taylor in a nu , Window Screen ane SPriew 250—Varnished hard fame, wire screen and Lawn Mower. O14 Price $4.00-—-Our “Cree cont,” a dandy machine. Best fy goard; size 9x33; | of materials in its construction ME customer. Money | Friday's money: $2 19 . 15c ane Window + O14 Price $1.75—Thin china, in Price z Seren Chott in | assorted colores and decors ere up to and includ. | “ons; seven pleces In set. Soe Ly wide, indo Thi ” rt : 15c pelos will keep us 89c Shears. ce busy tomorrow ...... The “Keon Kut Ladi best on earth and Old Price #6« fully warranted 69 Gas Toaster. ter” brand Money-saving Old Price 360—"Jim'a” patent price Friday toasts bread to perfection Monoy-saving di 19¢c price for Friday Sleeve Board. Price 350—Covered musiin. The handtest hoard made for shirt watets, etc nevi 19¢ Cottage Thermometer. O14 Price 26e-~Combination ™ Friday ree a are 30c a Northwestern League. Athiétic Park. BASEBALL TOMORROW 3:30 P. M. Aberdeen vs. Seattle. Take Yosler Oar | 26¢ and 600. Admiasion, tailored by experts, superbly finished, and you i Meet Me Face to Face H. COHL & CO, will have the satisfactton of knowing that you are properly attired. Let us show you, Our Special $12.50 and Friday ....+ eres Washable Poptine and Egyptian |] if re sha Veiling Voltes, regular 260 }|ff materials, because the lines are broken, will be on spectal sale Friday at, a 15c yard $1.49 Pictures, 79c, Ol Paintings—Just 60 left; all landscapes, set in fine gilt frames; size 21x29 inches; regular price $1.49; spe 79 ‘ c clal Friday at only 69 and 75¢ Laces, 53c. White and Cream Allover Laces, in a number of protty designs The qualities that gre sold regularly at 69¢ and Tbe 53 Cc a yard, Friday only Shadow Chiffon Batiste, a beaw tiful wash material, in stripes and cheeks, with interming Pood Chopper. Price $1.25 + Opens in ha + Will cho ie. Mon price “Russ and ie easy anything. 20c Batiste, 15¢ Dinner Set Semi-Porce new patter pleces, for wix » ain Sateen neat ns. Friday $5.19 25c Poplins, 1$¢. oi white cial sale hellotrope, castor and laven 49c rs apa Pretty Point de Paris Laces, tn 50c and 60c Waists, 35¢. Sacques, of pretty printed flaring flounee, tneked and riffied lace; regular t6¢ Friday 4 19¢ and 660 values, Fri i oi day 37¢ 75c Back Combs, 49c } $1.25 Voiles at 49¢. Women’s Back Combs, of light and dark amb correct elze, Good cee rs eho yeh with military ba lent @ shades of navy, brown be yet Pag ; on der; reguinr $1.00 and gi.26) °°" materials, apecial Fre Qe 35c Bobbinet, 23¢, re White Bobbinet, 27 inches wide @ $1.25 Panamas, 73c. the fine quality used for Handsomely Checked Panama Greases, waists and kes Suitings, in 64 and 5étnch priec + width rich and beautiful a yard Special Friday ularly at $1.00 mpd $1.26 a ¥ e will have been designed b tis yard; special Friday 12¢ and 15¢ Laces, 6c. If bought here will ha desig py artists, xt 3 edgings and ! riions to match nice. attractive Choice of 15 Dozen White Lawn terns; sold regularly at Shirt Walets, clean, new gar and i60°@ yard ments, made up im the latest Friday ’ stylen, neatly trimmed and feet fitting; 60c and 600 Friday } for $1.00 | Combing Sacques, 35c. Dainty Kimonos, or Combing Yawn, with buttonhole edge ynd kimong sleeve Friday . Or, ACH coc ceee $1.25 Petticoats, 98c. Women’s Black Petti with c nicely made fit ting About the hips, with wide extra $1.25 tints 98c $2.00 Tub Skirts, $1.65. Women’s Washable Tub Skirts, made of nice quality gingham, 1 checks and of plain white material, a nice assortment to choose from; regular prices up to 5 $2.00 each; Friday $1.6 mo ALL SUITS PRESSED AND KEPT IN RE- PAIR FREE OF CHARGE, A.BRIDGE&CO. 103, 105, 107 First Av. CORNER FIRST AND YESLER. Largest Clothing House on the Coast. in stripes a Ww & not claim to, give « #4000 anit for 625,00, but our #23, wult oannot bé duplieated anywhere on earth” for loas than $40.00. We handle stately exaiustve wodtens that cannot be duplicated anywhere else at any price. H. COHL 4&4 CO. Merchant Tailor 1020 Fires Ave, 0. 8. Krueger, Mgr, New Arcade. money-saving price... APELGERHURLBU 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET Patterns