The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1907, Page 5

USSIAN TYRANT /ASSASSINATED eee Senn (By United Press.) jtlon of 1,060,000, because of hie ST. PETERSRURG, July 16—| methods in suppressing gisorders @on. Alikhanoff, former governor | He was a Musselman wiff a repu general of T has been assassin | tation for cruelty toward all Chris ated by & bomb explosion at Alex | tans, He was twice degraded, once andropo! " for ombersioment and again for! The Revolutionist® wore angry at manslaughter, He was assassinated on his way home from the elub. Alikhanoff Many arrests have been made. oe rehtet of QREETINGS FROM AROUND THE WORLD Brom all over the world greet: | from all corners of the globe, being Inga have deen pouring In to the} sent by societies which are not] officials and delegates of the Chris | represented at the gathering, A. G.| tian Endeavor convention, which | MeGraw, president of the United closed last night. They have come | Society of Christian Endeavor tn Zot — ndia, Burma and Ceylon sent greet | ings. Others come from France; from Stephen Witt, prestdent of the Costa Rica union; from William | Morrison, of the Queensland union from Rev, Guiseppe Cervi, secre-| tary of the unfon in ttaly; from South Australia, from the Marshall islands, from Madagascar; from A Saabo, president of the Hungarian Christian Endeavor Union; from South Africa, from China, from Spain; from Eliezer dos Sanctos Saraiva, séeretary of the South American Christian Endeavor |Union, and from the Brasilia Christian Endeavor Union Following is a greeting from Mad- | agascar read last night Greeting From Madagascar. 1 Cor. 15:68.—“Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, }unmovable, always abounding 1 the work of the Lord, forasmuc! }as ye know that your labor is not ta vain tn the Lord.” Or in their own language Koa amin izany, ry vaholahy mal | alako, dia miorena taara, aza miova, javy mahafi be mandrakertva amin! ny asan ny Tompo, astria fantaha-} reo fa tay foana tay akovy ny fikel ja#anarco aina so amin my Tompo ‘THE THEATERS New Show at the star, There is a new vaudeville show on at the Star theater this week. |The two permanent features, the moving pictures and the {lustrat ed song, are both of interest, since the pictures show the trip of a sub- was commander sacasus, & popula: | LGER & HURLBUT. Store for Bverybody.. | We want to close out every piece of summer merchandise | fim stock, for to carry it over until next season will mean a heavy loss. This is your op portunity to profit by the great reductions in effect during the Odds and Ends sale. Big bar gains in every department Wednesday. OLO TOWN CANOES ON EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. " seer! marine boat on the bottom of the locean, and the song is rendered Camp Stoves. by & new men, Edouard Scott, a REGULAR PRICE $2.25— barttene of good address and a/ Heavy Sheet Steel Camp Btove. with oven and a one- feist $1.75 Steel Wagons. REGULAR PRICE, $6.00 Heavy Steel Farm Wagons, with large size = wagon volce that averages weil with those of his predecessors. Of the five visitigg acts, the best are John Walsh, an [ri mono- fogist, and Harland & Rollisen |who know almost every modern musics! instrument and who get rid of pantomime comedy during their playing of tunea. Rebdinson & Grant are two midgets who engage im a comedy boxing match of three rounds; Mr. and Mrs. John T. Pow. ers put on a singing act, and Von Klein & Gibson confine their at- tention to dancing. ‘The Star will bave the same acts this week, with a matinee every a | day. “GlroNe-Girofia.” The San Francisco Opera com- pany will sing Lecope’s tuneful old favorite, “Girofteciroiia,” all this week “Dolly Varden" is to be next week's offering At the Senitte. “The House of Mystery,” with dainty Emma Bunting in the lead ing feminine role, will run all week at the Seattle theater. with large white ends; ex tend 54 inches. Alarm Clocks. temorrow . REGULAR PRICE $1.50— Intermittent Alarm Clock, runs 30 hours; the best meic~ $1.09 At the Third Avenee. “Thelma,” a dramatization | marie Corelit’s strong story, is pend ing offered by the Taylor company at the Third Avenue this week. At the Lote. “Jim, the Penman,” is the offer. ing at the popular Lois theater all \this week, the last of the summer seanon of the Pantages Stock com- pany. At the Lyrte. “The Dandy Dixie Minstrels” wilt be seom all week at the Lyric the ater, which is celebrating its re opening with music and fun. At tame Perk. Briliientiy iiuminated, Lona Park is an attractive place from the outside but a visit to its shows, # ride on the Figure 8, a whirl in {the circle swing and attendance on ithe many other attractions are nec essary to know the real nature of this new Coney Island TO PROVE MURDER THEORY collar. Extra spe- tial tomorrow ... Screen Door Hinges. REGULAR PRICE 15¢—Pair REGULAR PRICE 75e—Atinn fH 4Foot Welliraced Step Ladder Special tomorrow (By United Press.) CHICAGO, July 16 —Assistant| United States Attorney Mitchell, of Dewitt county, and Mayor Edmund Lunch Baskets. son, of Clinton, Tl, are bh seek REGULAR PRICE 75c—Japa jf} "6 the services of a chemist to examine the remains of Mra. Pet Rese Double Folding Lunch Baskets, handy for camp or for iunches. Don't be with Magill, whose death is attributed }to her husband, Frederick Magill, the banker who has been arrested Out one when you ean Ket it tomor. 49c at San Diego. The body will be ED « cecces 0eee exhumed Battleship Nebraska at yard REGULAR PRICE 3c PER ——— SHEET—iiest Sticktite Fly Paper A double it takes money to make — tomorrow Ic money; the saving young man soon has money working for | him. Get the saving habit by opening an account with our bank. Flower Vases. REGULAR PRICE 15e-- Fancy Large Flower Vases assorted « apecial to- tomorr wae 8c Sauce Dishes. them out each PREGULAR PRICE $1.75 PER Neatly Deeorated Kn colein Large | We Pay 4¢ Interest | Om Savings Accounts | Kenton, Branches, Mintinrd. Georgetown tomor James D Hom BS. B. Bolner Pie Piates, GULAR PRICK 860 PER poz j oe Brother nd Bohmits, J. D. Lew. Pure V Jem! Pereclawm If Manuel Rewwnbere, A Pie or 1 t Plates. 4 a D Specia morrow ae MeCermice Kowaré each Cee i Jamee D. Hoge, ® Th. | Union Sorina & | Trust Co. "Sig toge Wag. Seatee, West | | Agente tor Alcona tacking | ‘Ona Salo Boyett oe. Neme, ‘LABOR COUNCIL | establish m f SEATTLE STAR—TURSDAY, JULY 1 RESUME avic OPPORTUNITY BESOUGHT INDIAN C, &. DELEGATE SAYS REOMEN SHOULD BE EDU Through the hard work of the Merchants’ Exchange of this elty steamehip men ang me Koneral pub: lic ave to have access to reports aa to the movement of while plying in the north month ago the U, 8, signal offlee had been sending a report of the arrival and departure of vessels at the different ports in Alaska. Whon Moamers Until a this service was discontinued a protest was made ana now jt has| CATED AND GIVEN CHANCE— been decided to resume the @rvico.!| RegERVATION SYSTEM BLOCKS PROGRESS. One of the strongest addresses PURCHASES COAL oct. {i Siiveition “wus ie }1i@red last evening by Rey, Bd Rata g au g |ward Marsden, Indian delegate & committee appointed by the | from Saxman, Alaska, Hin plea Central Labor Counetl, reports that |W for an opportunity for the red 20,000 tons of coal, 4,000 of which | man, and a a ation of the reservation aystem, as tending only to tmpede the progress of the In ldian, “The school house ta the moat needed butiding in Alaska, said the speaker. “We don't want have already been contracted for and will be delivered within a fow days, ia the amount estimated on for storage purposes, It is not ox pected that 20,000 tons will suffic for the entire winter, but that quan |monéy, we don’t want bread and tity fs all that will be contracted | butter, we want a door, the door of) for immediately. The terme of the | opportunity. Will you open it, for purchase and the source of the | us?’ supply were not made public by the panei BIG LABOR STRIKE EXPRESSMEN WANT LAW UPHELD (Star Opeciat vies.) EVERBT July 16.—Because the Robbins Transfer company has tgnored the city ordinance requiring h to take out licenses, other age companies are becoming indignant and maintain that the elty should either enforce the law against the Robbins people, or else refund the money that the com plainants have paid. The city mar shal hes been instructed to procure (hy Catted WASHINGTON, July a) 16. city the Bricklayers’ and Stone Masons’ unions have declared « wtrike on every ding where union men are employed and on every stone dealer supplyfag stone | where non-union men are employed TO PROSECUTE HARTMAN, (Ry Uutted Press be WASHIN D. C., July 16.— a enie ie ie alana Ac iw wtuted that the members of the hokis the law tx Moegal. interstate commerce commission are confident that BE. H, Harriman will be prosecuted, an a result of the report made regarding his rail- road manipulations THE FATAL WEDDING. (Ry Calted Press ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 16.—-In a fight at the celebration of his Were daughter's marriage last night, (ey Watied Preen) James Slayton was killed by a blow] gp peTERSHURG, July 16—The on the jaw, breaking hix neck. Pred report that Count Tolwtot is dead Kendall, a guest, has been arrested or 1) is untrue. He te in execiient health. COLD WAVE IN AUSTRIA, RLBOT TAX ComME (fy Uelted Pres) VIENNA, July 16.—Visitors at] Counciimen Sawyer, Reynolds the summer hotels tn the mountains |and Hurd were Inst night elected are snowed in. The mountain rail:|by the council as city members of way’ are not running on account |the county tax commission, of the severest cold wave in Aus Cheap Excursions East tria-Hungary in 130 years. ECOND AVE. CROWD, Ry the Oregon R. R. & Nay. Co. Considerable — excitement Aug. §, 9 and 10; Sept. 11, caused yesterday on Second ay 12; Chieago and return, $71.50; front of Dan’ Loate, $67.50; Omaha, Kansas City $60.00 atopove Tieket Office. Agont wan! ta i Pubrman’s tatloring at, at 1016 Second ay Sidewalks were blocked for several minutes by people eager to Insp Fubrman’s line of fall wootens. Fall particular & AMUSE MENTS. —_— eS THE GRAND Jomn Cort, Manager. Tonight and All Week, Only Matinee Saturday, the Gan Francisco | Opera Comp: ny, Direction Prank W. Healy, in a Grand Revival of |Chartes Lecocq’s Sparkling Comte Opera. “GIROFLE GIROFLA.” Se, Tie and $1.00; Saturday Matines, 25¢ and SEATTLE THEATER Tonieht, Al) Week, Only Matinee Saturday, Ru i & Drew Pre sent Miss Emma Bunting and Ear! Burgess Company i “THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY.” An attraction Dwarfing All Other Offerings | This Week Prices—i5e to 50e. Next Week LYRIC THEATER Russell & Drew, Managers Hoth Phones, All Week, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, the “DANDY DIXIE MINSTRELS.” Just as Advertised—The Hest of All Negro Minstre! Companies. Prices200 to 0c. Prices—the. b0c “Annita, the — Girt.” 567. Next Week-—-Lewis @ Lake Musical Comedy Company. Seattle's Leading Vaudeville House. STAR box seats, 30¢. Performances, 2:30. 7 THE VERY CREAM OF VAUDEVILLE. Robinson & Grant, Famous Midget Comedians; Von Klein @ Gib son; Harland @ Kollison, John Walsh; Mr. and Mra. John T. Powers; Motion Pictures; Seott, Halladist 20¢, 10¢; Prices u 45 each day. LOIS THEATER. Phones: Sunset, Main 1304; Ind. 4234. First Production at Lois of the Great THE PEN. MAN.” . Matinees Daily. Except Thursday ai Next Sunday Matinee and Pyvening, “THE MAN FROM | MEKICC Closing, . the Gummer Season of Stock THIRD AVENUE THEATER Tiird Ave. and Puc. Phones: Matin 2531; Ind. 3465. The Chartes A. Taylor Company in “THELMA.” All This Week—Matinees Wednesday and Saturday Prices: Night, 10¢, 20, 300; box seats, We. Matines, 10c, 200; box seats, 20c. Next Week, “SHE.” UNA PARK “The Nation's Greatest Playground on the Pacific Const.” Recreation for the Masses This Week, Free—The Great Martells, Trick Cyclists; Stoffer's Slide for Life and High Diving Dog, and the Loretta Twins Troupe, Marvelous Children on the Horizontal Bars CHUTE THE CHUTES. Next Week—Don Carlos’ Acting Dog and Ape. SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT PIETRO MARINO After a Successful Season With the Savage Grand Opera Co., Ac companied by His Quartet of Soloists, Commencing Monday, July 15th, EVERY EVENING. A Thoroughly Satisfying Musical Event in Keeping En vironment of the Hotel Savoy With the SIX RACES DAILY RAIN OR SHINE. First Race, 2 P. M. Take cars at First Avenie and Jackson Street, GENTLEMEN, @1.00, Admiialon, tnchidlOn LADIES, BOG. * ae Ge & 6 In the! fight againet the open shop tn this) arrive here July 22 " “opt f eae ‘ Dr. Claud E. Hill, of Mobilé, here and there through the different stocks are many |_ Capt. O'frien, of the Yucatan,| Aiabama, national president of the pieces that will just double the purchasing power of your bso = recently stabbed by an In-1C. EB. association o: Christ money. “Third-off” pieces are many. sve Hafan on board his vessel, 18! churches, will deliver his famous there are many odd furniture pieces, numerous odd pat- Good ninety days with | her this pa can be ined REVELLE STAGGERED BY STREET BELLINGHAM we ot i ms leas fogtifications are pr@id. led st the eftrance to th y noth WITHIN THREE BLOCKS OF HOME DEFENSELESS ing could prevent an eniby's foot Jentering the harbor and bombard _ ~ | am unless there Living within three biocks of | Mullin Is supposed to knoWevery Biull Hebvtes) jebamced obo 0. inctrcep ing. fleet Pine Court, Acting President of |Cow path in the Lake Washington Joly 16-15 thee fetus gee of thane eaten the counell Tom Revelle last night | 904s, but Pine Court staggeredjevent of w with Japan, Belling: |iong LAeutenant Radley betieves the ‘ him ham would practieally helplons |!" of Bellingham sheala make called upon some member of that!) Critchton responded tthe presi-|bocause Hale's passage, one of the | PCP? of my eigen ge body to enlighten the chatrman of| dent's query by annouWing that| chief agproaches to its harbor, |@Presemtations to the government tootie the street commité as to the lo-|the location was in the seventh|could Met be protected by mines, | 12" Protection cation of the thordughfare. ward, That ts Revelle’s bailiwick.|In informal discussions regardin Frank P, Mullin, head of the! Then anothe ‘man furttr| Hellingnam’s chances in war, First |Starrett’s Mechanic's Tools street department in the enlightened nbora by: say-| Lieutenam F ey of Company asked the president if Pine Court | ing that it was within three blocks|M was tol by artillery officers at| 10 per cent discount below regu was @ street within the city limits.| of the president's home jthe recent encampment at Fort | lar price. H, Woodhouse Co., Wingler that It @ questionable Vie Univeralty at or has been 4 mon@&s and 3 weeks fn On THE FRONT making the trip around Cape Horn | ] from the Atlante, After staying |f «we deliver to every point in Greater Seattle— a in Seattle for about 3 weeks the |}! . boat will make a voyage to South: | Tho steamer Victoria arrived Inst | castern Alaska. Survey work will | aleht from Nome with 411 passen i < be carried on here during the sum | R@re and @ half million in treasure, | mer month. ° last day of the big og weather was encountered on the trip. The passenger Hat was £ te larnont of the Ronson iat nae a ter Wet x i rh 7 Because four Japanese passen- ||| jThe steamer Hadith got in port! gory were refused admitta to | lt night from Nome. The vessel | Canada they de d the steam ine I for Kotzebure Sound, July ‘snip Amiral Jauroguiberry while a : am watt be the last sel (0) that vensel lay at Departure Pay o this region this ye bo. jlast week. The Japanese came cause of the tee. three one were was from Honolulu, passports and from trachoma without the stocks duri great “Clea P c a Bt a c turing this great “clean-up” movement are splendidly and decidedly reduced—making it possible for you to secure some of the most remarkable values you've ever enjoyed on bright, r seasonable articles. e The steamer Umatilla left Nome nm fay with 260 0,000 in treasure passengers and She is due to DR, HILL TO SPEAK TONIGHT. jon his way to this pity lecture on “Telegraph or Telophove. age Whieh,” tonight at the First Chris terns and incomplete parlor, bedroom and dining room #. EB. Kelly, deputy collector |tian chusch, corner Broadway and suites, and many “one only” pieces : - + ome gg 4 Of VAC | Olive, at $ o'clock. The public and —thoughtful buyers are taking advantage of these excep- on of two woe x . ° » wooks Bndeavorers specially are curtis. tional pricings, which mean an actual saving of from 20 EXPLORER 18 IN PORT. P per cent. to 40 per cent. on various patterns and styles of ’ ¥ Tourists high-class furnishings The steamer Explorer, of the| Don't fail to visit the U. 8 navy remember: tomorrow the last day—we cannot emphasize Varited State coant Beymer too strongly the splendid opportunities awaiting you survey service, and geodetic arrtved from Baltt yard at Bremerton, Nebraska, the battleships and Wisconsin |more, Md., yesterday. The vessel|the gunboats Chicago, Boston and rT Swale tar yeas —| Albany, the training ship Philadel WN. yhia, the prison ship Nipste and f W. d esd. { phia. prison ship Nipst Get our figures on plumbing and | the great drydock. Boats leave or ean ay on y heating, modern baths and sinks.| Plor 2 at 6:30, 4:30 and 10 « m e | ha oes. & 1, iowa Pans 1:15, 2:20 and 4:20 p. m $39.50 Standard Special Steel Range ...........826.95 \ Co, 22 "ine * trip », 221 Pine Bt hs. Sent oD $44.60 Standard Special Stee! Range sees 29.50 EXCLUSIVE APPAREL FOR WOMEN $47.50 Standard Special Steel Range for Wednesday only $15.00 Room-size Rugs $10.85. Birmingham Pro-Brussels Rugs, size 9x10% feet; Orien- tal effects; reversible; but one rug to a purchaser; no mali orders filled $10.85 for Wednesday only $4.95 Mission Rocker $2.95. New Smart-Tailored Suits Yesterday we received a few \ “ a ' —large, comfortable rocker, finished weathered; an er- Pea > nye — for pape elusive Mission design; for Wednesday; but one to a all wear he styles are the person; delivered at our conven- Prince Chap and the three fence . seeeeeees ‘ . quarter length tight-fitting cut away. Made in a choice as sortment of fabrics. Prices these specials for the week REFRIGERATORS— SUMMER FURNITURE— Extra special pricings in refrig- | WF entire stock of summer pee niture greatly reduced for the week. See window display. Standard Furniture Co. 1008-1016 Firet Avesta, erators the entire week } Redelsheimer & Co. 3 800-804 First Ave. Corner Columbia. STRONGEST LADIES’ WAIST HOUSE IN THE STATE. . Bigger Bar. Better ains. Ev in the Store Reduced in Price Now These are the inducements the McCarthy Store made in our advertisements is backed by the goods and the prices member there are frundreds of other bargains here for your choosing. | Hourly Garment Sale These are lots that are not large enough to advertise for an entire day's selling without running the risk of disappointing many patrons. There will, however, be plenty for all who come during the hours named. Article holds forth during this sale, and every promise Read the items given below and re- Watch for more news tomorrow. Handkerchiefs Reduced. 4c White Hemstitched Handker- chiefs on sale tomorrow, while they last, at, 2c each 10¢ Handkerchiefs for Women— Have fancy embroidered bor- der and hemstitched hems. Pre- 15c Madras, 9c Fine Washable Madras Dress Goods, in light grounds, with pretty black and colored figure effects. This ma terial is wide and splendid for shirt waists and for 2,000 yards of Ine women's, misaes’ or children's Inventory Sale ariel 5c summer dresses ery yard ) 9.20 $5.98 Silk Petticoats, $4.65. asian is ife value. The Preinven: } +6 17e All-Linen Handkerchiefs, with tory Sale price 5c o.20 They come in blacks and colors and are faney white barred effect. and is only a the best value sh in Seattle at hemstitched hems, Pre-Inven- A.™ the money. Choice this one hour ° tory Sale price, 2e : dinninanainmtdnmnpnmnnnmmnninuicanianpiiininn,: $1.25 Voile, 4%. } 50c Handkerchiefs, of finest qual ay ita ail erchiefs, of finest qual- French Volle, 45 my 50c and 59c Waists, 25c. ity pure white linen, with hand- thread drawn hemstitched a splendid wool } 49,39 4 £004 big collection to choose from. All 25 : a : oi sone ” eek maeé veined of ems, Pre-Inventory drose material, in the Prete: } qq, ade of white lawn, and good values « cis} ress Te ventory Sale tomorrow, and Pea hanmcrb oda cess Meets ct white it lnete at ies ee te hg Hay SD hfe rechcnA A alba ats eh Cea Pin . ’ : Alc peeae $25.00 Dress Skirts, $16.50. China Reduced. Bie Made of Black Altman Voile, recognized as $1.50 and $2.00 Pieces of Japanese If % a G the very | t dr made All splen 16. 50 and Hand-Painted China, in | $1.50 Panama, 98c. AM did styles, This one hour $ cluding Vases, Bowls, Cups and ff ; fun - norman wt Tah in ae Rumer 9:39 Minch Colton Fo Dishes and many other dishes, rs 1.20 $12.50 Auto Dust Coats, $7.50. all in the Pre-Inven tory Sule tomorrow at . 98c | a sp 5 © of them $15.00 garments, Made of gray a oe sae or tan Sieflian; Hghtest and most durable $7 50 EY peacabncteite mm coat made i Belts Reduced. 65e Wash Belts, neatly embroid- f Laces Reduced $11.50 Silk ‘Ponticaste:, $7.95. prerprePrg —_— “3g Vatenctennes Labes, Edges Wh and white, navy and white, green and buckles c = he rite and tan and white, Extra 49¢ Leather Belts, in all colors, and Insertions to match, | App eros > , P.M valu This one hour e reduced to 9 and double thread. Pr * c Inventory Sale price c eaaaaanenmen ~~~ only see ss caste ami Geile: Viewed $2.00 White Skirts, $1.25. 6% Fancy White Leather Belts, Be Frer " ouble Thred ndueed te Valenciennes Laces, Edges and Made of good white du nd t what you only 49c | Insertions to mateh, I 1 Ie sot for boating and outing triy On sale 1 25 inventory Sale prive . hw hey e 66e Crash Leather Belts, in all 260 Oriental Bands Edgings, J~ ‘igh ayaoitg so i aaa to 39c vemues® $3.75 Shirt Waists, $2.50. $1.69 Black Taffeta Silk Jumper ba Belt duced t . Your ot of $1.75 White Lingeria re PRERORE, SO $ 91.25 Allover Irish Crochet Laces, gered sf ool Pg rnc ce $2 50 only 1.09 diced to 5c ° at the remarkably low price ba $3.15 Blagk Silt Botere Jumper or w Boks, reduced $1 9 i] $1.05 Atiover Baby trish, Venise , to and Or al 98 ) $2.99 Sleck Lace Trimmed Taffeta Cadee accsiaa sae Silk Jumper elt $2.19 $1.69 Wide Sith Eiastic Sette, BEY alk, A OIE "Genta Meaaonn ta wary 24M a RRUAD STOR +o, a, ih fom a SE COND AVENUE BETWE IKE ano PINE. | hag .» 98a SLs un DP st a oe