The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1907, Page 3

| There waa a alight explosion, tear. | be, to Balt X ‘and finally ¢ Was ta Seaccie. pg there early im Novem berg was ab b hidden to keep to Wardner ¢ be and tokd Simpkiow he Joby to try an ‘3 ‘The former ] ‘done later, and sug to Kidnap the children the richest man He said ¢ atter ransom then someone © to Bteunendere Or at Wardper and Wal r then he and Simpkine Caldwetl Bomb Material be ewore, bowsdt @tew bomd in Spo ‘pair of field giaser the staff to Caldwell five days look bat failed to find Gealty located Steuneo the ‘. + Bie a straw stack him some to Denver, get boy a ranch could go as soon was Killed Ded Orchard went to wih « shot EMI the governor Bt Got to the house be bis gun ready so MH te his hotel. Steunepders on Sat | the hotel lobhy T the bomb, went to Steunen-line in Duntap, complained to Hu! the morning, and her consequent 8 Poe. and fastened it under/mane Officer Vaupell this morning inability and refusal to get up un gate so when the latter was |that his wife had kidnapped his} tt 10 o'clock in the morning, opened an explosion would oceur, /seven-yearold daughter. Exe |late to Ket breakfast He passed the governor golng/wtrom and hia wife are not lying! ome, two blocks from the hotel. |together and a divorce suit is pend | TO ESTABLISH INFORMATION BUREAU He heard the explosion before he | ing MAKES COUNTER CHARGES. reached the hotel and went to his room, placed an acid bottle in his| poek et ting the giant cap At the suggestion of the chamber of commerce an information bureau will be established at the union eta It will be a per Chas Goske, ago sued for who was sometime divorce by hin wife, | Catherine A. Geake, for causes not yot aparent, as the complaint has not been filed, today filed a an complaint, asking for a divoree on t round of the wife's propensity to swearing, her habit of going to theaters, dance halls and musle halls againat his wishes, and fall ing to return until o'clock | Forced to Leavy Tacoma And take our big stock of clothing, hats, ing his coat to pleces, He stayed there until the afternoon of Jan ist, when he Was arrested for mur der The direet examination was fin: ished at 3 o'clock tion next Monday manent ite 0) transportation row tation mattere of wv might interest travelers ture or printed matter muntetpal ymeroial will be handled transportation office and onfined atrietly te * and tr h @ nature as No Htera inwued by bodies ations WANTS CHILO RETURNED, Ragetrom, a Swede liv . a goods with ws. for a sky- pack thoes and furnishing The store that we occupied in Tacoma was torn down to make r Scraper, and as we could not secure another goods and leave. Being up against it, we h to Seattle and put them in our already crowd. mense stock of goods on hand, and already our creditors money. Money we must have, and in order to raise it will absolutely sell poods rega:dless of cost This will be the clothing history of Seattle. This stock is all brand spring's trade. Here are just a few of the many ba our here an tm for their stock acrifice sale in this were forced to this big stock of ! As we location, we 1 to bring store a result have are pr and to red us our we the greatest hought t our store new and for ains you can ge ta all worth al pr 20 Doren and each; sp AM our $4.00 and $5.00 Hate spectal price $2.50 CLOTHING DEPART- MENT. All our Men's $1 all styles; Hate BOYS’ CLOTHING. Suits and Raturday 0 a sult; spe SHOE DEPARTMENT. Regular $2.50 Shoes for men special price 7 All our $2.00 and $3.50 Shoes in all styles; special price styles sp boo fm all aires Boys rs 4c al th and price Sat 82.50 GOODS. I " 300 Hoye’ Suite we urday FURNISHING while price leather and ~ viel kid; special price @2.00 BOYS’ SHOES. Royse’ Shoes, special price oo Royse Heavy School oes, in all alzes, worth = 50 and $000; special price #1.95 PANTS DEPARTMENT. 500 pair Working Pants, worth each; special Se G pair Men's Good Worsted Panta, worth $2.60 and $3.50 s1.95 h Canvas Sat sven All our Men's § Suita; spe All our Me All our Me Suite worth $1.25 Our 0, 6 $16.00 Suits Sox, worth 87. 30 © and $17 s 1S Hiack and Tan for xpere . al price special price Suile, speci All our Mon’s $2 Suits, go at YOUTHS’ SUITS. Y 750 pair $4.00 and $5.60 a pair, go at spect rice $2.50 All our $8.00 and $7.00 Pants cial price e5.50 nd $3.50 Hats gm $2.00 All our $9.00 and $10 Bulta; special sale Au our $12.00 a Youths’ Suits; sy FOR THE BIG SIGN Eagle Clothing Co. 1104 First Av. ““Sie” Street THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels. 90D ASSORTMENTS FOR eee geil Some Lines Practically Cleaned Up, Bat More Goods Will Be Pat on Show for the End of the Week # nomber of | have been except @n the top flo< b+ ESPEC Carpet and Reg Dept es ing > Jost « few exam aod of e are OUT 8e, * have 1 togeth Noor down as low as we Want them to go, othe still too large. These goods have been gathe major portion of the beddiog, drapery and of. . IAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE FLOOR COVERINGS. the aod Ruge turn of eting to be found bargains in almost any kind of fic at « than the rest, but all repre specials in this advertisem a reduced more covering e be of the floor H THE WINDOWS—WATCH THE DISPLAY FLOORS—WATCH THE PAPERS—THEY ALL TELL $6.80 Comforts $4.00 Each fe extra quatiry having corded « it of & teortmen High 7M in. and are eh; special h Regular $6.50 Bla Rath Robe Hiank aid while the astortment Mth robes. Rex ar price ‘ ol Pir x with ; Opeeial, « Glass, Silverwai are RELLA STANDS Mtlerns, each igh t a ocks, fattern, CUSPIDORS ra F Caspidors Coaptdors, Crspidors, Seapidorn Caaidors f : } } } { : i i i i ; ? } } } ; } : 91.25 azn HAG Ax R OF PATTERNS OF tted with ith narrow border lorings, 6 r $3. 90 Cotton Blankets $2.15 OF BARGAINS. Delivery at our earliest cc An Extra Special This $5.25 Hardwood Rocker Special at $2.25 Rocker 11! made ry quarter ed golden n back ats t nvenienc nor telephe lot cash only filled with pure white cotton both sides is sateen in These comforts meas yarn. Reg ng on colors wool rice $1.00 nkets $4.10 Each are reduc y measure 74x84 In. and « and are well adapted for use 50 each; special, each $4.10 ve vod awed and Has shaped baniater turned Ro at our shaped wood sea and. stretchers nt value SPECIAL PRICE OF THIS PRETTY ROCKER $2.25 ets and all Glassware . . te, with fancy nize 70x86 in Regular price pink or is are $2.90 « $2.15 jan ke al e | | ‘a | One Fancy Jardinieres, Glass me JAPDINIERES Zin Fourth Off ROCKERS $2 $ 810.00 Jardinier ker 00 Gol A LARGE LOT OF MISSION ROCKERS ALSO UNDERPRIC —D ETING — PPP AAA SPECIALS IN CARPE 1 ae t and d, per yard OB¢ RASS MATTING-—-JUST THE 181.00 11 DOWN nd sewed i od ALSO egula ; 7S THING FOR SUMMER HOME ¢ MARKED ALL THE vou } CREDIT 1403 TO! WANT | tat | SECOND ; i { t | | AVENUE | | | [ CORNER | SECOND AVE | AND apg rg UNION PAY LATER st — ee | MINERS’ STRIKE IN THE FAIR | leotved thé h | Union at Fairbanks, |utrfke is settled in the HE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907. LIE |The Rhodes Company’s New Department Store BANKS DISTRICT 18 NOT SET | TLED—TELEGRAM RECEIVED THI8 AFTERNOON. George Herrison, president of the local Federation ‘ollowing telegram late pa from A. F the derath Alaska. the Labor Union, re a after ry of ‘Con miners Fatrbanks atti tradict reports that diwtrict the same The conditions are PROMINENT PEOPLE ON | | | |nesota arrived this |the Orient MINNESOTA The Northern Mner Min porning from Among her passengers William Booth, head of Ivation Army throughout the Great were Gen the Also there were Hare Goto and the Japanese finance mintater HM. BR Watageutl, who with his six secretaries, is on his way to to negotiate an important in for his government The saloon passengers were 260 the total number 200, The vensel was not very heavily cargoed, hav only about 2,600 tons FIND WOMAN SANE with be Kitty McDermott, charged being insane, was today tr fore a jury in Judge Morris and found not guilty Mine McDermott was confined to an asylum at New Westminster, ft C, Inet January, The authe in British Columbia, on finding that she was @ citizen of Washing ton, sent her to the boundary-line, . was taken charge by Immigration Commissioner Jobn H. Sargent, and brought to Seattle Mins Lord, of the Wait weanen interested herself in the woman and procured counsel ior he court charged that she has ons” that she is being \ union, The wed by the Waitr is about 45 years old and woman a widow SHOUT FOR FREEDOM AND GET STABLED The the APEST ed at June ew noon for cele © of his coronm { Hungary on June, arrt a us unive socialisia made dome ne, “Give sal polich forced the crowd back is and (sertpps “Telegraph Service) PITTSBURG June story printed here this rnoen eays that Bertha Belistein, an Al) cheny girl, who nearly ten years ago killed her mother and then at tempted jeide, escaped last Ox tober from an insane asylum and od three weeks ago in the county onpital gt Lon Angeles. She i there for several months under the Oa M An autop mor on the brain whi oping for several Pa A h ame of DIFFICULT OPERATION HENRY WOUNDED MAN EXPECTED TO RECOVER — PHILLIP HASE, WHO SHOT HIM, GAYS THE SHOOTING WAS ACCIDENTAL ation was Imboft. Eapre pre 6 com caliber bul 1 into him by jreen Lake, ove Dr. W A. Sil Dr. J. A, Ghent performed the tion and the man was resting easily nd expected that he will recove it found impractical to move hullet, but much was taken out HILL OWNERS ROASTED The featufe of the Denny bill re t en before Judge was the wpeech deliv Jones of Ravenna north pany, toda wi let Phi two man to remoy which was ip Hane. weeks anntsted it is the entire as as possible ay Mf g¥ner on Fifth av way peech, wh tive The the D was wa propert of Denr Mr al iminie pe anyth n He Jame ninet tea ngten, with the whose 5 1d. by not tect r roast he served in the court patriotiem of s down the Hotel Wash all for the common good, | erty is increased fifty the improven pay for the | yet who impr property benef a strip nt ward pay and Our Millinery Sales need fine-strung argument to one of them, t charac Here's an exa ser Millinery, nd al! the shape sh clas selves ing Su wing to mention the found only in bi f On the SALE OF RIBBONS UI Saturday we will place or Taffeta Ribbon, in st y assortment of ¢ a yard ; they sed hats. ves and checks 3. Extraordinary Sale of Beautiful Trimmed Millinery Saturday at 3.69 Values up to $9.00 Each no particular introduction to Senttle’s good people, nor exploit their merits, You know you have attended ter of the hats offered, and the peak for of what term extraordinary n ne beautifully fl ¢, 8 are sented if € them w, fetch ribbons prices we prices « with f. repre ess character and Worth up to $9.00. trimmed stunningly unnecessary "$3. 69 in S livic Bargain Square 2 TO 4 INCHES WIDE, Saturday, at, a yard 12} n the Bargain Square over 6,000 yards of Beautiful Fancy also Dresden Warp Printed Patterns, in ; widths up to 4 inch valucs up to 2 Sample Sale of Beautiful Black Voile Skirts beautiful domestic, F trimmed with » br «re nea large and the best richly ands and hand to attend this, the Dreas Skirts, (his cholce both from volles feta fail your ON IMHOFF tured that Imhoffs arms will the operation what Imhoff will dc prosecuting Have tively that Hane the 4 arrest Hase has says that dental. He ling the ot the f iman belleves paralysis in re xt the et kne ecard to bim with him in intention of os not whe swear out warrant for broken his siler shooting ays that he around in his and he was doing it went off. He says that it was customary for him and Imhoff revolvers in the neighbor of Imhoffs barn, and that waa 0 n why he should ire the of Imhoff. Prosecatin Attorney hi tigating the yet has taken “ the was twi Iver finger reve « while ary hood rea ath Mackin but action ker Hartford Osten, leg ema San | 0, Japa Vance yanna, ea and Phile and C meme Payett e Myron EB hr Edward ara Je o and = Ella Swatuk 1 Hayashi and Yuki Oakland Tomashi 7 Hayashi NEW MEN OF LITTLE. USE to at the imported n’s strike docks at pr ry them oving ve joing men. ty Italian bre to the Bellingham but th le white were ght from Minne | to do longshoremen | organized ot tle. and Otto Christe The striking longs TELEGRAPHERS PICNIC Telegraphers and their 1 th annual ba Wild I on 9th ic ood Park at June ket Sund mantly 4 effects pat | damages in AT $12.75 Th cont » to $19 you up to * These are the reguiar cream of the waist stock; a dazzling col The eecort lection con ment placed sisting of se ed 4 waists vere tal for your choosing is tatle Alt self. t ar od taf Don't of high urday “$12.75 lovely and t ith the finest laces and Lingerie sleeves mmed © White elaborately és Swiss. rt eries Lawn Waists or fre embrot Shirt open sale Satur Oo” back nt your choice flay HIS SHARE SEVEN STORY BLOCK FOR THIRD AVENUE The Pr Sound Realty cintes today took out a permit to- ect a $75,000 business block avenue, just north of giving the number of as 1418. This is at pres- WANTS Pp the w Malaby filed Alber suit in Thomas a ainst ver $ ne th m of Malaby alleges that he and lintine went north and located at Kougarock, where they went into partnership to mine and the surorunding country ter. They dug diteh long and made other ments. Th aintiff Vollintine s the entir for $40,000 and has refus with Malaby, who of the amount as tner with Vollintine. asso- Vol ay supply with wa 12 miles imy claims a 4 by a wooden structure, furniture store ing will be of reinforced I be seven stories e it will occupy will that ‘operty i to di asks for an eqaul vide half concrete, and w high. The spe be 60x14 June Extension Matrimonial pecial-- 6 Oak Dining Table $8.88 vaken $1.19 en reg re $11.00 New Haven “Tattoo” Alarm Clocks al at Fancy Glass Flower Vi 1 Patterns—10 (une I each Twelve-Inch Mixing -|CENTUR “| FURNITURE COMPANY SECOND AVE. AND SPRING ST. Bowls