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

SCRIPTION LIDON GASKET, Te Theaters HAS BEEN STOLEN Speciat Service.) ATI, Aug pas boon received here that giver name BF that the casket which held the of gaimon P. Cha Nao was secretary 0 conned ident Lin and afterward pier @f the United States, Ras Aiscovered In a pawnshop at pe iseordting to when erred at fons to Sprtac Grove com ta 1876, where It now fs y othe Cinctunatians who at the services at Music hati body was drought to recalls seotng a plate 40 ARE TO. ° once orta “the hase’s §=6bbody Washington plate —_——— —- PETRONT, t—A. J. At wood, Neriageee: of New York Central has just closed a ‘contract the Clark Wircless sf @ Detroit, under ir, of trains will be . 2 Wireless telegraph Pines outfits, to forestall - Fesea caliizions tke that on the Marquette last Saturday a engines, running on tracks, will be provided with which will tick out the of train automatically, the being carried to the 4p train within a radius of mille and a half, where ft will signal Webt,) and driven in style to Belcourt, his! vortised for the nea ‘which the engineer cannot avoid y freight trains are to be with wireless (elegraph, will enable M& the cadoose to converse with| pansee ate a fine luncheon, con: | engineer. MEETS DEATH INSTEAD ~ OF SEATTLE BRIDE (Star Special Service.) TT, Aus. 6—Fraok of Lowell, met death, ac Lo reports recetved, over with two companions to ford & swollen Alaa ‘The young man employe of the Everett } Paper mill, and intended to girl this fall whe: from his fortune-hunt- the land of gold te which young MMs iife occurred in & tributary of Mal on the Kuskok wim the Alaska range. ay ~aaglboel ‘FOR ANNEXATION. Rainier Beach Improvement ‘Wil this evening decide on for & nasa mecting to be i next week the an will _be| abouts are unknown, as the letter | ro Alaska recetved $828,391 in towns in the valley that dn the city, on the 17th was seen in Vancourer on the day | Was 1B. R. Cowen, clerk of the United those who induced Chase's rela tives to bring the remains to Cin. cinnatt after they had rested in & Washington cometery™ for 1 you was a plate on the canket. | The »@teon who sold the plate to the Washington pawnbroker wald {t was given hing many years ago bydhe Washingtongnndertaker who was in charge of the Sinton mont. He said he would refurn it to rel@ivescit he could find any, Gen, Cowen says nom of the tn mediate relatives ts living. ©. ©, Chase, Covington, was distant relative «of Chase's, Ab though Chase has been dead 2¢ yoars, his name until a few yoars ago was still on the door of an office he had 64 East Third st A SWELL MONKEY (Ry Untied Press) NEWPORT, R. L, Aug, 2.-—-Harry Tebr's monkey dinner has been out done in just such proportion as a welleducated chimpanzee outdoes s common brand of simian. Newport soclety—Jjolly, blooming, biase lot ft ie-—-has “thrown” a chimpanzee dinner, o guest of honor at the occasion being “Coun- sol” whose wonderfully intelligent actions have aroused the wonder ment of thousands at Coney Island. Counsel arrived here with his keeper, and was met at the depot by an automobile of Otiver Belmont palatial home.’ The monkey en joyed the trip. At Belcourt the chimpanzee, at- tired fa full evening dress, was ban. the conductor | queted tn a Gothic room, The chim: | eisting of steak, bananas, toa, a tit- tie champagee and cigarettes, which he stroked like a fiend. A cigarette bolder was furnished by jHelmont. Every one was amazed by the grace with which Counsel | used « napkin and finger bowl, | The guests at the luncheon were | Blisha Dyer, Jr, and wife, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Harry Lehr and wife, Miss Lola Robinson, Lispenard Stewart, James De Wolf Cutting and @ number of children. BOOKKEEPER IS AN EMBEZZLER (Star Special Service.) RELLINGHAM, Aug 6 —Norman W. Dormer, former bookkeeper for the Star Patat & Wall Paper com- pany, of this city, has confessed | to @ shortage In his books amount | ing to & sum not under $5,000 nor more than $7,000, tn a letter writ- ten to the heads of his firm, While Dormers many friends wore greatly surprised at his mye terious disappearance last week, they were entirely unprepared for the sequel to the story. For the time being his or his wife's where was mailed from Bellingham. He ‘of bis leaving Bellingham. l-Week Specials| | The middie of the week i $s as much a bargain day as Pother time at Speiger & Hurlbut’s, and Wednesday me) fers are not to be passed over lightly by anyone Makes it a practice to buy when the most money can Now is your time, Curtain Rod. We—Specially made for ; solid brass; ex- apie ......50 _ Canvas Gloves. i We—For rough work “Wher are a protection to the | Window Screen. i We—Fifteon by thirty | ne inehes. Extends to fit ay $2.00—Galvanized bot: tom; strong and light; easy mor veo... $1.09 Rew price Wire Cloth. ALUE 15¢ YARD—Hiard stec! Wire; sizes 18, 20, 22 and 24 tach. 6; ce, the yard.” th u Tc Prepared Paint. LUE $1.75 GALLON—Ar fade Propared Dest for the for ‘ednesday Paint is the money. Our 91,33 4 Coaster Wagon. ALUE $3.00—A strong darsiie steer C the | Bagg SH Wednesday Spe and wheel Coaster Our new $1.98 LGER-HURLBU ND AVENUE e. UNION STREET while the Cahen-Drew stock ia Cup and Saucer. VALUE 25c—A very neat, deo- orated Coffee Cup and Sau cer. Our new price for both Table Tumbler. VALUE 75¢ DOZEN — Small size, (fiveounce) crystal glass. Our new price 3 Wednesday each ot Whisk Broom. CAHEN-DREW VALUES UP TO S0c—A splendid broom at the old figures; union made. Our new price 15¢ tomorrow .. Wringer. VALUE $1.75 — “Gem” fron Wringer complete; rubber rotis, Cahen Drew sale price tomerrow, As $1 a 9 Wednesday Wash Boards. VALUE UP TO 50c—All first class stock, but are odd d secured from Cahen- Drew. To close out rapidly the price is cut one-half tomorrow, 25c Wednesday ,. Fancy Baskets. A large assortment of Paper Baskets, Hampers, Lunch Bas- kets, Musie Racks, Sewing Bas kets, Telescopes, ete. In fact it will pay the housewife to look these over as they are on “At One-Third Off At One- ends 4 does not believe there) New Acts at Star, Not ot on the new Star the ater program failed to bring ap pp ia t the opening performances: ‘esterday afternoon and last night, Informa, | States clreuit court, was one of| There was a warm clapping for Milly Link, the blackface comedian, had sing many ence Honuregarde alvo appeared in a ural tdyl, “The Country Ke. Dorothy D@ne, the soprano, ren dered several song selections in yarious costumes The moving plotures Mow a eray: on artist and Via Mehtaing work on the canvas duffy, Sawtelle and Duffy have a comedy aoyet with Pianist and Sousa int and iiian Walton, the contralto, | Judge K, M. Landis has declined A position ag chief counsel for the People's Beourlty company, of New | York, with @ salary of $26,000 yoarty Voliva is to leave Zton City, ho has been deposed in all way even the capris allowing the dit | ferent industries to be sold. The onar yesterday went aboard Emperor William's y#eht and the two diacuased political questions. The militia may be called out fn Alabama to settle the rate war sorap between the state and the | Colorado & Southern ratir At Decatur, IL, today none ®t the dally papers are being issued, tho printers striking for.an eight he ag and woran ie atmmight dintagie Wil Hoyt Is the | RU day baton wed & half for overtime worked. ba uaakaakln Bush fires are raging on Gam fe Ghe Lola. bler tsland, near Nanaimo. . Secretary of Agrioulture Wilson A gow vaudorile bill, consisting! is inspecting tho packing plants of of eight ach, went on at the Lols| | Portland as he did in Seattle. theater yesterday, and will run the! ‘Taxpayers of Frisco object to entire week.” f "hip Sheffield, | paying Ruefs board and want him who was one of the most popular! sent to the county jail members of the Pantages Stock Passengers arriving at Prisco company in that organization's re-| from Japan state that the war talk cent engagement, showed himself! ix confined to politictans to be a clever masictan, singing and) The Duchess of Martborough has playing in attractive te. The/taken houses in London and in n Quartet also scored in the| tends to care for the wives and He, Bila Heaslett and) children of convicts, The women Bima Elwood appeared in musteal|and children will be taught occu jturns, The Yalo Duo did some pations by which they can eventual j fancy stepping, and Arthur Beuvais| ly earn an independent living jand company presented an tndian| Karthquake she wore remint jmillitary playlet. Moving pictures | ered by the seismograph at Albany, and an illustrated song fintshed the | N Y., museum yesterday The program, shock lasted for 10 minutes. Ernest Bonami, a gardener, was The free attractions at 8 p. m./shot and instantly Killed. at his and 10 p. m. at the Luna Park! ranch yesterday near The Dalles, always are a center of interest |Ore., while asleep. The assassin |The Chinese War Junk, “Whang | escaped Ho,” scheduled to arrive Wednes-| tagies in Kaneas must not look jday, and “The Streets of Ventoe pon the wine when It is red, ac are two big new offerings for the! cording to a decision of a Kankas jlatter part of the week. A big | judge. Hungarian band of 50 pieces ia ad-| The United States Steel corpore r future. | tion is to purchase ite worst com a7 4 week and time and 1 Continued Attractions. for $15,000,000 “The Singing Giri.” by the. San| Turkish, assisted 2 ateee Oper& company, at the | (roope, a pat | Gran near Tan _masheet Goldemith,” by the Bur —. a the se pe a jens toc! | he re Oo TeV : ‘The Pride of New York,” at the President Falleries on the streets Lyric 5 F jot Paris Juty 14 Inst, wae declared ave Wite’s Honor,” at the Third insane and has been sent to an venue. asylum ~ i A Prince Rupert dispatch says jthat Jack Stewart and his aseo- ATE DECISION have a contract for butlding jand grading the Kitamaat branch jof the Grand Trunk Pacific railway, (Star Special Service.) which will be commenced at onos esnis wae entsen 0 perersre| Peal B. Yorn tormarty & eleck s who em a ‘chaser ‘an! . « draft in order to make yrs one in the Oakland postoffice convicted hereafter expect to have to make jot embezzlement, was sentenced to good the paper if tt t» returned |four years at bard labor ny dishonored. Charles BE. Marvin &| Quentin by Judge De ven. Co,, of Seattic, mast do so tn the | Turner was recently arrested in sult brought against them by Wi) | Bosten. Ham r O'Connell W recover $400 | a a a oe n on a draft given as earnest money | *rndicate in by @ prospective purchaser of a | bank Montevideo, and mangfac iieere trast of land at the mouth peatee! ha eo ih M4 t Juwamiad river, | branch me, reese te lnumber of steamships plying be SPAULDING MAKES REPORT. | ‘Ween Now York and Mosteviies, «. | “fighting chaplain.” died at Mt Neri eto | vernon, tn, aged 70 years. He showing that the “*®* Popular as an orator and waa | business for the port has been | ‘** author of several extremely heavy The domestic | merchandise imports totaled in }¥alue $3,090,312, To constwise ports merchandise was shipped to the valse of $2.206,600. Southeast by French, the Moore Harbormaster has finished month of July, Mins Hingston, daughter of the late Sir William Hingston, the Canadian eurgeor, were drowned tn the St. Lawrence river sear Mow treal, as their sallbost was found drifting and empty. George W. Glover and his dangh tor, Miss Mary Baker Glover, of Lead, & D., principals tn the sult | for an accounting of the property jot Mrs. Mary Raker Mddy, have ar rived at Concord, N. H., in answer to a summons to appear before masters appointed to determine question of Mra. Eddy» competency. of which amount $1 railroad materia! for the jreads being constructed from Ka jtalla Foreign exports totaled | $860,154. and foreign imports }reached $1,730,440. | porta. FUNERAL OF CAPT. SLAMM. Funeral services for Capt. J. A Slamm were held this morning at ithe Trinity church. Interment fol-/ lowed at Lake View cemetery | AMUSE MENTS. LD RRP RRNA A PAAR THE GRAND denn Cort, Manager. Tonight and All Week—Only Matinee Saturday—Firet Time ta This City—-Alice Nelisen’s Greatest Comic Opera Success, “THE SINGING GIRL.” Ry Vietor Herbert. Presented by the San Francisco Opera Co. | Direction Prank W. Healy Prices—Nights, 250, 600, Tho, $1. Saturday Matinea, 26e, 500, LOIS THEATER, Pantages Vaudeville Temporarily at the Lole—Matinees Every Aft- ernoon, Performances Every Night ATTRACTIONS—Beaurais Trio; Original Southern Quartette; Yalto Duo; Cutter Trio; Philip Sheffield; Ella Heaslett; Reece | Gardner and Pantagescope—Hight Great Turns in All. | SEATTLE THEATER Russell & Drew, Mere. Phones, 43. Tonight and Every Evening, $:15, Saturday Matines, Mise Emma Bunting—Eari Burgess Co. in the Comedy Wonder “RACHEL GOLDSTEIN.” Neat Week, Same Combination tn “Tracked Around the World.” hts, 150 to 0c; Matinees, 26¢ and 10¢. The Coney Island of the West. THIS WEEK—Wang Ho, Chinese War Junk, don't fall to see tt; Free Attraction, 3 p. m. and 10 p. m.; Don Carlos, Troupe of Trained Monkeys and Dogs; Dony, the Great Slack Wire Juggler; Canal of | Venice Will Open Seon, One fare—trofiey or ferry. | THIRD AVENUE THEATER Third Av. and Pine Phones: Main 2531; Ind, 3405, All This Week—Matinees Wednesday und Saturday, “A WIFE'S HONOR.” ht, 100, 200, 80¢; box seats, Sic. Matinee, 100, 200; Next Week—“PRINCE OTTO.” Seattle's Leading Vaudeville House, Prices: 200, 100; STAR box seats, 30c. Performances, 2:30. 7:15, $:45 each day. IDEAL SUMMER VAUDEVILLE. Billy Link & Co., blackface entertainment; Marris Beauregarde & |Co.; Duffy, Sawtelle & Duffy; Dorothy Dane; Illustrated Song; Stara- |scope; Waltone & Smith. Ail Brand New Acts LYRIC THEATER) Russell & Drew, Mere. Phones, 667. BEST SHOW YeT. All Week-—Wed. and Sat. Mats.—Chas. L. “THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK,’ Pretty Girls and Catchy Music. Prices—20¢ to 600 Next Week—Same Company Tonight Young's “THE GIRL FROM FRISCO.” fmm RACES RAIN OR Piret Race, ‘Take cars at First Avenue and Jackson Street. Admission, Including NTLEMEN, $1.00. Grand’ Stand, LADIEG, Og. | petitor, the Midland Stee! company | Pacific Squadron at Navy Yara. | . i an U AY AUC 16 , CHOICE BETWEEN LICENCED BAR AND “BLIND PIG” , Wm. Corcoran, agent for the Se attic Browing & Malting company, | argued before the Hooyge and rev Shue cogmitioe yesterday after Hoon that it would be much better Tor {%® city to have a licensed bar Mt Alki Point than to be bothered with Wind plies We might just as well toll the truth and be done with it,” sald | Core@ran to the committee, “Liquor | * (By United Prem.) BERKELIY, Cal, Arg, 6 j living te wt lant posible. Here in| the ree Prof, M. i. Jaffa, who au heen a scientist connec od with the state university for 30 years,| YO" done by students varies in & bulletin just prepared for the | majority wait on tablea, work in United States department of agri-| down-town stores, act as clerks In jeulture, says that 10 cents’ worth | the university Hbrary, care for the | Peanuts contains more than | athletic feld, tend babies, do polit | twiee the protein and six times the | ical work, assist professors tn labor amount of onergy involved in a por-| atories and act as tutors to delin terhouse steak quent students. will be sold over there and it ts my opinion that 1@1# better to do it openly and legally.” A strona protest was made by howe opposing the granting of a license to the Stockade hotel. So bitter waa the fight that the com mittee was unable to reach any decision and so the matter was put t© allow a showing @f prop erty owners who favor the license, or who will not oppose It er: NURSE BABIES TO PAY “WAY THROUGH COLLEGE. (By United Prose.) CHICAGO, Aug. 2---The forth University of Chicago, shows $6 00Q was earned by industrial sty dents of the college last year. Gheay i BREMERTON PAPER CHANGES. De, Leo Baker, dentiat, building. Phone, Main 6256, . (Star Special Service.) BREMERTON, Aug 6—The weekly Bremerton Searchlight has changed hands. BK. B. Henson has sold out his interest and plant to Roy 8 Wayward. The latter is well | known throughout Kitwap county | and i9 @ wideawake nowspaper man COFFEE. It is an is an an easy luxury easy luxury easy luxury easy luxury luxury More Kimball planos are tn hctual daily une than any other high grade jplano tn America, Sold only by D. &. Johnston Co. ploneer dealers Your grocer returns your money we pay him | | Boys’ Medium Weight | Suits at Reduced Prices WE OFFER SPLENDID VALUES IN RUSSIAN AND TAILOR BLOUSES, SINGLB AND DOUBLE-BREAST- ED SACKS AND NORFOLK sUITs— PRICES ONB-FOURTH OFF ON YOUTHS’ SUITS. J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. | 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Women’s Leather Belts from last week's great saie—something like cight or ten different Mnes—ineluding white, black and colors, plain and fancy and all sizes. You can hardly help finding just the belt you want. Wide belts, narrow belts, some with fancy and some with plain |) buckles. See the big dinplay in our window. Tho regular prices | Tun from 86¢ up to The each. Take your pick tomorrow at, only RRA ARAL Tub Suits at Half Price d The prices_on our linen and lingerie sulte and dresses are so |} varied and there are so few of any one price or style that we find it impossible to make anything Hke « fair price for your choice of | | half price. This Includes all fancy lingeries and finely tailored and princess linen sults. { | $3.50 WASH SKIRTS ONLY $1.75—Evory Wash Skirt in the store, | white and colored, and ranging in price from $2.00 up to $3.50, on at the one price; each ... French Convent Hair Goods -| Tomorrow we will begin a demonstration and sale of beautiful | natural Hair Bwitches and Pompadours. A complete assortment | including every shade is here ready $1 50 “ $35.00 | for your Inspection. Switches from NEW IDEA POMPADOUR—The newest hair-goods novelty made, érom 16 and 184nch natural hair woven over an automatic steel spring. Combs tn with your own hair and can be dressed in any style, Our expert demonstrator will show you just how to do it. Bee our especially fine line of gray switches, A | 39¢ Pyrography Boxes { $2.00 Cut Glass Tum- | and Placques, 1 5c. bler Sets, 98c. | { | + A big assortment of Wood to Buran, Including Boxes, Placques, Picture Frames, Pipe Racks and many other artl Glen nicely designed and all ready for the needle, Regu- lar prices run up to 39¢ each Take your plok®tomor. 15¢ row at onlysrt <#. Come in and get a free lesson from Pyrography Expert and see the fine line of outfits | we have to show you 50 doren Cut Gings | Tumblers, tn the star design; regular price 5c each, or | $2.00 a net, on special sale for the one day, and not more than two sets to a customer, at, the set of six, for only e- Tomorrow 75e Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Shakes, at, the wot our special tomorrow, aay 33c | Get The August Designer Standard Paper Patterns LIABLE StoRe ‘st aTTLES RE ND AVENUE atistes PIAL ano PIN CIGAR CLERK ARRESTED. On @ charge of stealing from the cash réister, Charlos V. Smith, a l@ employed in the cigar store of the M. A. Gunat Cigar Go., at 602 | Piret av., was arrested by the po Hee Inst evening, The employers of the young man inuist that they have evidence showing that he has failed to ring up the full amount of cash he has taken in while on | duty Bee the Battleships at Navy Yard cuts your meat bills in half, 118 Pike st. opposite the Bon Marche. : . Since the success of the Wash ington Fir fome” ineurance companies are sprouting Uke mush. rooms, Some of them have ma and some have not. U. S. Navy Yard The Pacific squadron ia now at | Bremerton, and the navy yard now }has more battleships of all classes than ever before in the history of |the Puget gound navy yard, The | navy-yard ® crowded with vessels {such as the Nebraska, Oregon and | Wisconsin, the gunboats Chicago, | Boston, Albany, Charleston and Buffalo, the training ship Phila | deiphia, the prison ship Nipste, and | the torpedo boats Paul Jones and Goldsborough, and the immense drydock, Hoats leave Pler 2, Round on cosning report bf President Judson, | The | The | if you don't Iike Schilling’s Best; | | In Values Up To 75c at only 19c | We havo taken for Wednesday's selling all the leather belts left || A9c | the lot, so we have decided to place them all on sale tomorrow at ||) 98c |, —buy what you need—at the mo- ment you need it, agd pay just as you can—“a litfle at a time”-— actual saving of half on these warm weath- er articles---for Wednesday only $27.50 ice chest; hee," 2 sale price .., $12.75 $21.50 ice chests; price $17.50 ice chests; $13.60 tee chests; $10.50 ice cheats; lawn mowers for half--- $11.50 lawn mower, ball sale price $10.50 lawn mower, sale price $9.50 lawn mower, sale price $8.50 lawn mower, sale price $7.50 lawn mower, sale price . $6.75 lawn mowe: sale price . $5.95 lawn mower, sale price e $4.95 lawn mower, sale price 82.48 $4.50 lawn mower, bearing, sale price ....... .....$2.25 lawn hose at half price-—- $12.50 hose, 50-foot lengths; sale bearing, $5.75 bearing, 85.25 bearing, $4.75 bearing. $4.26 bearing, $3.75 bearing, $2.28 bearing, $2.98 bearing, ball bali bali refrigerators at exactly half--- $136.00 refrigerator; sale price $67.50 sale price $57.50 sale price .. 817.50 sale price $42.50 sale price $116.00 refrigerator; $96.00 refrigerator; $85.00 refrigerator; $65.00 refrigerator; $49.00 refrigerator; 50-foot lengths; sale $25.00 refrigerator; 50-foot lengths; sale $27 60 50-foot lengths; sale $24.50 refrigerator; refrigerator: , S0-foot lengths; sale 18 $21.50 refrigerator; ¢ , SO-foot lengths; sale $3.25 sale price $19.80 refrigerator; , §0-foot lengths; sale iacndiigs, Kaew del $9.75 a haste sacl $2.48 splendid saving chance on season- able draperies--- the following examples show how we've arranged the new pric- ings on fine curtains and bed sets— snveral pairs Belge novelty curtains, 3% yards long, 50 inches wide, splendid design for hall or library. Regular value $5.00 pair; 5 to close . —several pairs of Beige novelty curtaine in a pretty shade of green, can be used in arches or at windows. Regular value $6.00; to $2.95 close —several pairs white Brussels curtains, neat, dainty designs, splendid sleeping room = cur- tains. Regular vaiue $2.35 $5.00; to close —several pairs white [rish point curtains, neatly appliqued, ap propriate for any room. Roeg- ular value $4.50; $2 35 Ta to close, pair .. —several pairs very handsome Irtsh point curtains, beautiful cauterized design, an un equaled parlor curtain. Reg ular value $17.50; $9 00 ’ | to close, pair .... ~several pairs white Irich potnt curtains, same as those of- fered for $9.00, but design less —white musiin bed sets, usually sell for $6.00; —cretomne bed set, in good col- orings, strong and durable, usual price $3.51 1 95 . —Nottingham bed seta, hand- some patterns and very styl- ish, worth $3.50 each; to close cable net’ bed sets, handsome and durable patterns worth $6.50 each; $3.75 to close bed set, a dainty tive design. Regular value $6.00; $2.95 to close .... ~—beautiful cable net bed set, handsome enough for any ying room, actual worth to $10; TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY First Ave. and Columbia St. SEATTLE, WASH. Prices Cut On All Short Lines. ADVICE This company, by rea son of its familiarity with financial affairs, is en abled to advise its depos itors on all subjects per taining to banking or the execution of trusts. A few examples— White Canvas ular price now Oxfords, Tan Russia Calf Oxfords, ular price $3.60; now . Tan Oxfords, 4; $3.00; sizes 3, 3% and now bk. SHORROCK, President HARTMAN, Vice President ALEXANDER MYERS Secretary A. SMITH, Cashier Many other lines reduced, RAYMOND & HOYT 405—Pike Street—405 J.P. J Vv 4 per Ct. Interest paid onSavings