The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1907, Page 3

Away With Dodging SESSMENT VALU on Taxable County Property Expected tl ch Thirty-Five Million Dollars-New System! ORE THAN DOUBLED THE THEATERS Docks D | | Minatret the ew Lew ketader, with fun by Corporations. ES ARE THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1907. BOOK TO LIFT VEIL OF SECRET LOVE tie ia a atory that deals with the New Vaudeville Today, There in a new vaudeville gram in progress at the pro this afternoon, The Charles Carter, & magtelan, and | other entertainers are a mind read er, comedy sketch artiats, singers = ancers, 4 ballad and the plot HORRIBLE DEATH mov ing ures. | niest minstrel show of several sea: | poe }aons, delighted a capacity house at} }the Grand opera house last night, | wo will are will wee invested in the company's busi [end with the able assis of (Scripps Telegraph Service.) i at ch the | Sess. | Nell O'Brien, kept the audience in} " > . " be the _ 1. King county |. TBe course followed by the Moran | shouts of laughter from start te FA iongy ea gE sos th SBP mag Soo proper Bros, Co. was followed by every|finiah. Dockstader ts the low-Votc | fon, met & Rorrible denen ting go taxation w asecased | firm and corporation te the county.| ed, witty joker, with strings of con. |7°terday afternoon, While riding County Assessor Parish has versation and a laugh in every [Jt .8 Car on | sosess veleeas. Ee as i tact that | Tented f fr operation of tis| line; O'Brien th the burly, clumay, | <'ber Jumped oF fell onto the gable tn spite « dethaus * " wolow, whichs snapping, wrapped oi whiel? ste by placing an arbitrary ae | Knockabout man, with a laugh i | ior about the fort nw and ore sesament on | erty where the| every action eT dee ee ao eee fe previous * Are BOW circumstances are such that there| Dockstader'a show has the usual aed gg ney nord bad ro be 9 gad not included in this /is reason to believe that a correct | good first part, and subsequent sing: |, on * hate spas 7 bet en / te. The assessed value | #tatemont cannot be obtain }ing and dancing numbers, but the/fintg oe. Se) we eat svinbaaeen The board of equalization, which | fn-makers are what give It place . ueene! property last year!) 10) ite sessions in Aus Pv The coroner believes that suicide be # it sions in August, will|at the bead of American minstrel | ya, artompted, while others be\eve geventeen milfion eh | support the assessor in the stand | troupes nap sca wee tinry " be has taken, The board this year| Dockstader’s scene ase country |‘* ‘sed was an accident as brought about) in addition to the county commis. | editor, is full of localized jo that WANT SALOONS a of th prep sioners and the three members of | are winners Nell O'Brien, as 4 CLOSED SUNDAYS. vice corpora | the city council of Seattle, will also | street car conductor, is the funniest | f the actual | include the county treasurer and | thing on the program. People sub (Star Sp Seevies.) tastead of xty per ont the county assessor | fect to hysterics can't afferd to see! PORT TOWNSEND, June 17 value placed wpon It by the County Treasurer Gormley je in| thie, it might “kill ‘em. it a a| The w for bday closing of sa af the corporation, and by | entire sympathy with the course / shout, a shriek and a holler from | loons and theatere where liquors | princess LONYAY TO WRITE assessment of the pursued by the assessor's office,| start to finish are sold and women employed is | STORY OF RUDOLPH'S DEATH of the large business con-| states he will support it in the Dockestader will be here for three | assuming lar proportions here board more nights. and the latest phase is personal | MYSTERY, wrethod in vorve | | The county commissioners have _ letters to the city and county offi S) Se aT , tin previous years in} so far rendered all possible assis | cials sent by the Women's Chris | ’ in the case of the! tance to Parish, in his efforts to| tian Temperance Union, potnting edies in the history of Buropean Bro. Co, whose property reach the tax dodging brigade, and) Avenue theater yesterday, br out the stles of the officers and royalty. It was the death of Arch fe to the assessors as valu are sure to support him in bis valu-) away from melodrama and. gave | quoting the laws relating thereto. duke Rudolph of Austria and the ’ This state ations, As this makes five out of the best perferman f the eons : Vesera, in » sworn to by | the eight members of the board of Faust” ever presented in ee ee ee os af eqnalisntion, the members aasigned | ‘ny gerald 7 | Be - 3 4 AND 5 hunting lodge on the night of Jan fe the supe ric by the city council will be power | tion and the different * | ome S.. uary 30, 1899, His devotion to t ~ qwore that $3 less to do any harm. | were placed in the best of mas beautiful baroness had been no se Sa NSE y Hunting. one of the fow | ACH NUMBER REPRESENTS | eret, but the circumstances that led elo’ » eo old @ pi} . vi f ot b | remaining actors of the old school | to their death by eulcide, or murder ! | CZAR AND HIS HEIR. and whe for years was with Louls The Only Boy Seems to Be the | Morrison, gave one of the beet | — Favorite. terpretations of Mephisto that 4 . pee f won | oat tie a the “dew i June 17.--Motion for i” Mr. Hon « 1 4 Russia and his youngest child {| showed legit acting that ts im the case of Ovid Bii-\taxen from a group picture of the | seldom seen in latter day produ a Lydia Billings against the : Beg bocca Fig gy Mh owe ier AB. gag Heobomish was Heturday af- |Munting and Frank Fanning will ffs are suing for $10,000 lof the week Mr Hunting playing emnged te have been | Valentine when Mr, Fanning takes by Mrs. Billings owing to lithe “der sidewalk } Lauretta Ta tion brought by a property the us ele Bibert Hardison, againot land played Marg - of disorderly resorts on | tably She plainly greet, seeking ‘o prevent given proper coaching « being rented for suct characters outnide of t Bas been dopped. It was a Snen” on & lar for Saturday for te tahe another bat the plaintiff gave ao bits ip which she has the matter had been set oneu ‘of court. Hardison claimed Frank F wes Well ennt & walue f hie property Valentine Clarke gave Te fe the vicinity of Market Faust a good interpretation suffered } Martha. toy evn Marie Pres bh and Me Canyoo Lumber com | the other characters we began operations to jk» wh members of the me side being run, how | pany, were well taken fhe mill is not entirely |" “Faust” will be given ap When running at full | matinees Wednesday, Thursday and Mt will cut 400,000 feet of | sig 400,000 shingles dally - = “ hers defeat- THE CZAR AND PRINCE ALEXIS | “the Charity Batt fe Smok Casey on the local gounds By 8 score of 10 to 1, be royal family, Of all bis children, " . EEE of nearty 2,000 por-| Nicholas ahces ta @ children. | welbknown play “The Charity Bail was altogether "eo Alexis in ate ‘one All the other |! the Lala oe, well known play FLOAT THE MICROBES Best Pianos to Be Offered at Ridiculously Caser children are girls. The littio helr | parteecs compact. “The production |'* freque Kine Low Figures—Read Particulars. my Olifielt gave an exhibi- to the throne appears to be @ very | is given with ev tail, the wet When » and broke the nothwest fine, healthy child pat m seal count ar ———_—_---—- tings of the see ng origina '@ & half-mile track, cover- Wullam C. Dew tilam Morris Dr. G me in the fast time of t CHRISTMAS 1S COMING. Mise Walcott nd Mine Taylor as (and ong Aasa-oault of the uncertainties |in to make greatest price reduc and 17 seconds wall ae 6 deserving of men- fifth kiss edict before the of the past xix months, particularly | tons ever known SN eS ccuee Memphie Dispatch Explains the! tion, make the piece attractive in of the Northern Ohio Dent duriag: the winter period. when all CASH THE OBJECT. O8 HIS MOTH Grave. Colo Spring dramatic respects. Although the “lation here tes mage mgs or But St must be understood from r MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 17 ne | play te an old one, tts 0 dying ~ Keated, beer “ ‘OUS® the first that the object of this sale Scest Caiastin: wide lahary elvan aoe eles Oak das Fae 1 Bred eats teaabtined tania) SONNE On APTOINTMENT. |now!hae on hand over one thew ie to rales cash, and rales @uaem fears old, wanted to be Gen. Christmes, the American sol-| in Seattle yesterday by Ouse Henry lee ewlby, tustrecter to |ane taster net —. wot hae ly. Money is what we need, and if Mead mother, » every dier of fortune, was killed while eivid cumineer an the tenes tet (o pemaale . aren On wees p Nr the saving of $125 to $200 in the S Went to the ce ery and heading his cotumm of Hondurans. “ Chartie” versity, hab been appointed a < , | Doula have heen ponte oan purchase price of a first class plano Ber grave. Detective Ser- turns ont to be inourreet. Christ Chinatown Charile,” st the Se-| engineer for the agricultural de |\ remy vay tated ieee |1s am object, we will eu ely raise : p went ¢ emetery mas, who formerly lived in Mem-! attle theater was onthusiastically | partment at Washington ne cnee of soerchandies toe thet a the little fellow, who had phis, was wounded in the battle and eived at ite foitial performance| Prof. Bowlby will continue hie! Norcheest, and then all brought in|..0 think of being able to se busder shelter ¢ the rain. taken prisoner. The war over, he Sunday night. [t abounds in wit | connection with the “t thn Pbcasee ab ccle ak; ond Gara 4] ae tan cena nickerings MR wet to the skin the boy waa released, and is now on bis and pa contain ach that work in his new position will keep a chon bestaens io BAtHTAMY | Sit Tecke 'chocicute the — b he was taken away way to this country ippeals to the averag er goer, |him fn this part « untry = ttle. duit hl a gon yg een BIG AMOUNT NEEDED. & Clark's, and the artistic = THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. M. Cable, and many These pianos must be paid for, bighost grade instramer Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels. and quickly, too, and as anyone | usually asked for the lo can well imagip it will take a bie m jum grade round sum. In addition to th This is an unusual opportunity however, the erection of ur ne for cultured home desiring Temple of Music, at the corner very finest jn American made Third avenue and University str t *, and enough to (which ts rapidly nearing comple educate \ music tion), has also made a heavy de- It ta doubtf a lke opport mand on the exchequer will ever be | ed ag There is only one alternative, if you can y raise fow and ¢ t to turn our present hundred dollars nece ary cash to ore tock (which com tely fille seoure of these elegant inetru 1 » and four ad 1 we ments #0, and come to the D » cash And we alize 8. Johnston Co ator at 903 Bee way we can do this! ond avenue, the first thing tomor during a dull period, | row morning stock ° and The Pantages presenting Belasco company DeMitle Silverware and Hand- ainted China 7 li = Ju at t i € .% are a ng! Cut ¢ ade by H.C. ¥ ( ¢ t f cut t " f 70 ‘ 5 1 ri t . Cups and Sau : Crack . f A 1 Chir ' Dishes, Salad ‘ Bowls, Eto ( " 1 also Are Aliso Re duced. r SILVERWARE $ e of CHINA AND CUT GLASS 6.00 Knive t M $3.6 k I $3 k I Ct P cig f P wi 2.25 $23.40 $ h ¢ r I £ 82.75 $1.90 Ase < e1$ t of 4 h F 1 Salad 86.55 Bowl, In ¢ t decorat $3.50 Tat et of six $7.15 | 4, . 93 60 x. China Salad ee ,$8,00 Ime 87.50 ¢ t Binch Fancy China Salad t 93.75 Bowl, in fa 1 n 5Be SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. me ALL THE CREDIT | YOU. WANT | A KISS, AND THE TOTAL A SANITARY GARGLE. and suicide, have never been made public caf BARONESS MARIE VON VESERA, DP iccons Lonyey, daughter of ; King Leopolé, and widow of the (Seattic Star's Exctusive Service.) WHO WAS FOUND LYING pens Me is to tell the story tn ber CLEVELAND, June 1 Listen| DEAD WITH CROWN PRINCE jiomoirs. ‘which aro to be published to old Dr. T. Frankiio 1 of! Ryoo at once. She had intended to have Now Jersey! | - them published after her death, but Kies all you want to, bat ate Re 7 | suger aroused by uttacks made up fut what, dear doctor? (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) on her since her maritage to ¢ Why, after every fifth kiss take! WIMINNA, June 17.—-Court circles Lonyay bas wed her to deter ave greatly concerned over the mine upon the time punhen 8 members of tion of the story ation of @ book de is teing exerted by veil that has en of the greatest trag threatened pub! igned to lift shrouded one her from laying bare the KISS FIVE TIMES AND " tary gargle. ¢ k oneulation mic on the human kissing hata the way they are 4} oe Ft to each other and With Big Inducements to Cash Buyers tunity for People With Ready Money—The World's THE GRAND og influen the royal family in an effort to dissuade andal Going to Raise Big Sum| D. S.. Johnston Co. to Commence Piano Sale The’ Pitst of Its Kind Ever Launched—An Unusual Oppor- | John Cort, Manager TONIGUT Tuesday, Wednesda Special Inesday LEW DOCKSTADER And His Great MINSTRELS—70 People. ( the Best in Thureda ht--VIOLA ALLEN Ire sell & Drew, Mara Phones 43 Only Matinee Aa TONIGHT—All Week—Eart Burgess New Y City Company in “CHINATOWN | CHARLIE 1M 4 dee r tor No Mother to Gu de Her.” t pri. Lead ade ville iso. iE "a New Vaudeville this Afternoon ( te the wor fa magic n GO and Ca « € vedian Abigall Prir h Li cha e Mor Edd Hoe h, Animated are LOI8 THEATER Phone Sun. Main 1204; Ina. 4934 Tonlght--M except TP 1 Frid nsco’s Masterpiece “THE CHARITY BALL” Next wee “A Texas Steer.” THIRD AVE. THEATER Home ft Melb ama I inset, Ma $1.75 1 Hand 240 Tonight and All Week, the Ta New York ¢ I h pany in ite Bigge nece “FAUST” a I at a nic Treat 1 M and evenin 3.10 F Ha A and Matinee tnende 1 , Fou teht nda M t § Wand-Painted Ch MRS, FISKE THE NEW YORK IDEA, { T ach 82.80 ai ) Hand-Painted the set $11.70 $24.45 ¢ Hand-Painted ous Ice ( t $18.20 $37.20 jeco Hand-Paint lee ( t $28 $21.00 ‘ Hand-t n i ( a et $6.00 ¢ Gla ugar 7 Quality in dental work and at the ( same time reasonable prices, don't $3.75 Cut Glass Tun forget that this is the place to get x them Bxamination and estimate $1.50 h Gut Gh free Painless extracting. All each work guaranteed. $6.00 Cut Glass Berry ns cme — pon aE each $2.50 Cut Glass Bon Bon i PeRenettt Associated Dentists ot Opp. GARVEY-BUCHANAN’S — Patan A ‘ Soke ie Open Evenings and Sunday ferenoon. Telephone Main 1772. | wew TACOMA ORGANIZATION jabout Conditions between capital {and labor whereby the nece Jatrikes to settle all dif | be eliminated, P. H. Seullin |necretary and manager of the | tional Industrial Pe association has come to oma tp oF ize a branch. He as recently estab lished branches In 8 and Port land and the work rbitresion done by the Portland soclety in the |threatened coal strike prevented what might have been a serious a critical time The Grotto Grotto, lockout at Mr vation | erill in town jand Cherr | kaged excellent |ainging talent for the ent of bis afternoon patrons has opened the Inno the finest equly at the corner of I Mr, Sehe some and rtainment Our Ribbon Department has ters in the main aisle, opponlte the move, we offer tomorrow t If] 25¢ RIBBONS, 11c—Heautiful All-8ilk Taffeta Ribbons, in shades of pink, blue, black | red and white, and 6 inch wide; splendid qualities that sell regularly at 25¢ yard. Special at llc 25¢ AND 30¢ RIBBONS 6c — Exceedingly Handsome Silk Velour Ribbons, 1a shaded ef fects of pink blu reseda, green, 1 nd and orar ef al waye nd 80c @ 5 Tomorrow morning we tables four grand collections of at special prices TABLE NO. 1, 250—In this col lection you will find man beautiful pict th are cheap at the regular pr which in most cases There are lots of di ts in photogra white ve size 12x14 inet Che to- | /f]| TAGLE NO. 2, 4%—Th | come in larger sizes than th 1, and ty ed in the lot a more beautiful subjects tn i scapes and figures, m | colors. The frames are of gt or dark stained wood, and are handsomely ished Values up to 98¢ for 49c | Dress Trimmings lH] $1.10 FLOUNCINGS, 980—Dean | tiful Swiss Flouncings, 27 inches wide, just the th tor summer party dresses; regu lar price $1.10 yard 35¢ DRESS TRIMMINGS, 23c— All the latest colorings in Per + sian bands and braids; nice ate design: 1% to? wide; regular price j yard; spectal 23c SEATTLE REL SECOND AVENUE © ‘TRY M'CARTHY’S FIRST” Tuesday’s Ribbon Sale $3.98 Silk Parasols $2. 98 New Parasols, just in time to ly ones, too. Are the ch green and red change iL Have paragon frame va ral wood handles. Regular $2. A Big Special Picture Sale Tomorrow 3. | WILL TOUR CANADA, everdnteresting lawless phane of life in New York, and ta the kind of (Gtar Bpecial Bervice.) rhe Canadian Wert has already, play the Burgess company {a well TRAGEDY IN AUSTRIAN ROYAL FAMILY TACOMA, Juno 17—With the | assumed sufficient importance to be suited to interpret r sitimate object in view of bringing med by the principal theatrical 4 field for ligh grade Mra. Fink engagement the Third Avenue theater in this city, intends to make & tour through Ale berta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, performing at Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Brandon and Winniper yinpanies as performances completing her after at HOW TO GAVE wish to own an in- id keep on piling up of you Did come that ever wo But bgve you 1 to think how this can Begin now, today, take jollar to the savings depart ment of the State Bank, Yesler and First, they pay 4 per cent interest on all savings. That js not much of an income, but next week take another dollar and keep it up, you i none find that you have a nice income eee moved the « into splendid new ntrance. Just to cele he extraordinary bargain 25e FANCY TAFFETA RiB- BON, 17co—New Fancy Check ed Taffeta and Satin Striped Hair Ribbons, 4 inches wide in every wanted color; regu lar price 26¢ « rd. Special tomorrow at only 17c FANCY RIBBONS, 19c— Nice 4inch Fancy Pin Striped Taffeta Ribbon oh of red, brown, blue, parp and black and white; regular price Oe a yard eae keep off the June sunshine. Love size and ex in blue, brown, s, with plain and fanc borders is styles in natu $2.98 asols, tomorrow four separate all marked ave arranged on new framed pictur TABLE NO. 3, 98c—You cannot mine being charmed with this collection. Not one picture in the lot but what would gra the wall of the most luxurious dwelling. Frames are richly ed with dark stain or Subjects humerous pleasin Regular prices Tinos oa for TABLE NO. 4, $1.49-—Large } Sized Framed Pictures, tn | ch water color fac+siml | les, photogravures, of} paint Ings, etchings, etc All of them are hap framed These pictures r from $1.98 to § comp a large beautiful new shipment ceived last week retreat 49 Lace Specials 25¢ AND 35¢ LACES, 17co— Pr Oriental Edgings, in cream and white, 3 to 6 inches wide, and priced regularly at 26c and 35c a yard 17c¢ ¢ at 1c AND 12146 VAL. 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Only a few days ago we started this good offer; since then we have taken Many Orders Suitings at tyle our holcest line of be dressed in up-t by date ® under de first class taflor Your Tailor tion got that useful present. Just ie to press PREE of CHARGE ir wife or daughter to take IN THE CITY, Our work will t Avenue near Street Spring Shirts as a We launder Neg- rfection, and you atisfied with our Sunset, Main 953