The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—TY SDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1907. minston@y ho han just returned etn, Shot Mt wacoed| NEW INCORPORATIONS BODY OF MISSING Ly Vonsel, which Alacovered 30} OLYMPIA, Get. 29.—The follow tone lying aried on { ° al | {8 corporation papers have been boach, Tt ia supposed that thene | fled with the secretary of state wore the victins of the famine. Nation of -the Lafhtan a game | HONOR_GAPT, WHAVER. JAnW fish protection society of Se a re Noha a /W ’ 8 re he body of Mra. Josephine |soon identified as tRone of the! | Capt, Henry ©, Weaver, tate mas |Ciarko Aiipa, J. B, Grant LBhbardini, a wealthy Italian | missing woman " f f the 8. S. Preatde: o dled ea min, who hax boon missing| Because of recent fllnews and mber of the Nome Camp of the|h, fmbruwh, BA. Jacobs, J. 0, | “Bs found floating In ( Lake |her husband, William Lombardint Arotle Brotherhood The Seattle | Hoyle . iy vais bi bh 9g Vet et Nas on Wm wroek wl | camp last nt pointed a comn: + " A in the no Valencia, relatives expresser o draft Fe Mats nt respect to Bonttios #20 000; 1 O, Dottetl Aton a Week, Honry and the belief, when she “was first y of the dead oaptatn.| Diokineoe JW, Rogers AX | tO boys who live " mineed, that had committed @ camp of the order ls tol manele and Cm. coon | Luke boulevard, were fiw wufclde, The fact that her jewelry # held at Tacoma Nov, 7,8 and 9] Wostern Milla Lumbor company, |peone’ hing straiee Tow was missing when th » Mtns lot Friday Harbor; $10,000; John ir the w They dincove' fou auses some of relativer r it waa a sans bogy an | Tormpltin and BF. Templin the remains were turned Yerrel Maverick Co,, of Seattle eputy Coroner Arnold they 00,000; Maverick Terrell, George Ht ‘ Ferrell A. Hanson, . W ew era eK nen " an To bandits are operating at Thy and Lenora Terrell Rellingbam. Ye fay J. &. Parks Red Cliff Mining company, of | wan hel Everett; $1,000,000; J. 'T. Mellott ry 1 up in broad daylight and Sunnye 1,000, John ©, Noble and John wo want oyiry Tittle “Greater Stagiard and Teddy Hear’ contest Kirt to br in her finished work early in the week a8 powal ble, and not later than next Saturday night! lar & week buy a Buck range in the “Standard way”—dollar down, dol | a great heater saving for Wednesday only— 3, . the wevertty cold gearcity of Ka ge rn ae Wpaava eR @ HURLBUT A STORE FOR EVERYBODY 7 See Vi: LG in jf Splendid Sale of Portable of Portable Ges Lamps Tomorrow ly invite yo our bargain offerings for ee xtreme ‘and the ext quoted for seasoriable The portable gas lamps ably the finest values ever of d, too, that thie is the Keen f ynts Wave been 1 £42 Oe Ft the construction’ of | 4 A. Wallace, (Star Special Gervice.) as a candidate for elty attorney to be advar without the payment of the fee re - <" : OLYMPIA, Oct, 20.—The wupreme | ne, he court o Jashington wi quired by the law . = the first time in 35 days the SMUGGLER BOUND OVER. the direct primary law, enacted by * Harbor district had rain yes ’ : ve Ha had rain | the last legisiature, within the next }10 days Frank Wells, a wnegro charged ma is to have a second] l As oa with smuggling opium, wa ! ° agreoment was reached yer « club, to be known as the | eérday bi over to the grand jury after a hea Me al agsoctation. | (By United Press.) before 1 8. Commissioner The Brunt Valley hotel and sum-| NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-—-Counsel mes Kiefer yesterday after resort n Hei was caught at Everett yester d by fire, lows a day morning keep Jn ‘Store BRONZE BASE PORTABLE GAS LAMP Our Beautiful Solid Bronze Base ian aa Gi ween WeEhel “with ew Welabach light and da Only eet | z has idinch F t. Regu ween the attorney general and the parties seeking to annul the law by which It is expected to have the case presented to Ul been | for Samuel W. Peck, the million $10, thing ma “0 preme court on briefs without de rer, who " for a divorce from Mra, | PY gp thn dla : | Salt Shakers Paper Candle Shades. ber owners are to construct | Josephine Stiver Peck, charged {0 |fliowhte a emement was | VERDICTS RETURNED. decorated | Worth 1Se==Fancy Pape ota © saw and shingle mill at|court Monday that Mrs P HET 1p gerotae Bovthen tron - ; ‘ehink, bilécask “eee shakers, Shades, for Halloweer Hog for alimony at the large rate | court in wh os oh i sUperIOr) = Verdicts for $19,405.43 fh dam ar orice 817.56, Gs * 5 tion; big assortment to select Whatcom and San Juan county p she might [port ae ik wae hold that the | ages for the extension of Ewing celal prite . ; “Sit, 95 C | trom; Wednesday 8 schoo! teachers are holding an tn-| maintain Fre Calhoun in ons » returned by a jury in Judge 5 ’ only C Hi stitute at Bottingnam lukury, ans won ot tenue was the} court youterd n doing for 1 ment of a! office and At the Knights of Pye) trict convention at Nor 1 Lubricating Oil. fhe-A largeaired bo Japanned Fire Shovels. Yakima | as the divores sion nie damages tor thie eaten saving of $11. 50 0 on this buffet— on or weathered; top drawer ts lined for sil is more satisfactory than tn \ on 3 I Worth Se—(ood, Strong, J the drill team from Roslyn won | con ney said Soe a Se Sevente rust 13 ned Fire Shovels will be « the prize nearly $100 Hamilton Studio ower bald sok Syedweeday only C tomorrow at only, B ton haa the curfew bel! ng for his fine bi es éetiae benan preronngd wo pleture here from a Tub s si each 6 and taking him ts More battleships as oavy "yard graphs at prices the new Hine just plac YY ash pecis ° Europe, Calhoun, who is well ¢han ever before i aeeeons ox a ae pas pac id Fase Wi a Hear Stuffed Rag Dolls, kaown on the tert, was formerly at os show; i Py ea Wash T H Werth 100e—The Dalay Tom the husband of Louise Thorndyke with fine large French . for the | Thumb Staffed Rag Dolls, the Hovetcault, the actress, who di beveled ror, 14x44 49 over wear-out kind 5 t itutes s ele voreed him inches; is quartered C | Wednesday only c Puyalluy | cs oak and French Expertmenta at the navy yard “ . BIG REDUCTIONS IN TARRED BUILDING PAPER Large Roll of the Best Tarred Wednesday he day time Next Monday the winter schedule uf working hours goes verware, the two side martment will # oo tala on Noe Balan B Only at the navy yard, wh ttee will opp YOU SHOULD WEAR ONE OF OUR RAIN-PROOF compartments are best quality and 250 square feet minutes for noon meal and recrea = te ae a fronted with fine lead gor . 93 Cts. tion, the day's work ondiug at 4:80 cn Cian: eee COATS~—THEY KEEP YOU DRY 04 glass doors; top is 22x48 inches; regular value is $40.00 For PRICES—~ the week we very spe clal price this fine buf. has returned to i to pay $10 « support of his wife, who has quadruplete. Memorandum File. avy Gatvantens Worth 10e—Bronzed Cover Let cover, and | Yer'oe it Fite far bec conan resopian ot Wunsbas a OP sooo 28,50 : - wd | ‘ Chicago the 1 ie . | Table Knives. LOND Ry, Uae Ose andor | Halse fOr Jp Canon for tbe 25c curtain rods Boon Ps—Best quality tem- | Worth, per eee eos deat y 4 of the Rocks Quillayute ° for Wednesd ly— Bee nd “aie | Ras ose. we ge _Govaits noc. in’ te Suits and Overcoats : polagggerro cht rea Wednesday Working Gloves Butcher Knife Sale. We— Heavy Canvas Worth 25c—Kest Steel MMlade « Gloves, | Butcher or Bread Katfe, with of the the min n shot ied by « young «irl at St From $12.50 Up | Deatacatie » vr special for Wotnes SPOKANE Oct 4 John B The filx f a soa) t . GER: UT |: SS | J. REDELSHEIMER & CO, || Standar tureCo, ifs Hi rt RiB | ¢ Medical Lake | | fome of the 600-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Le. Sur, 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET oo Sper "x Brooks & = Me y the inapect G ot any awenget Coamaet am tt Ge Rite Seattle. 1006 to 1016 First Avenue. Tacoma. Piano Bargains anos a stse 350 Pian 3260 | Kohier & Chase 710 P in ‘Cor ‘eavecth bY 93.00 $3.50 & $4.00)... SHOES They FitLike Custom Made Shoes. Over re © 50,000 Satisfied Wearers in Seattte Be one of them. If you have been paying $5 for Shoes, a trial of W. L. DOUGLAS $3.50 or and Vicinity. $4.00 Shoes will convince you that they are just as good, and COST YOU LESS MONEY. Try a pair. Notwithstanding the fact that a great many of the shoe manufacturers have discontinued the UNION LABEL, the W. L. Douglas Shoes Will Still Bear the Union Stamp. LARGE SALES enable me to give you more WEAR, COMFORT and GOCD LOOKS for YOUR MONEY than you can find elsewhere. c ti « Some deaters, when asked for “DOUGLAS SHOES,” claim to have them, or something just as good. VATION: Ho NOT BE DFCFIVFD---THEY DO NOT HAVE JUST AS GOOD, and they know it. AVOID DE- CEPTION---the GENUINE W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES can be had ONLY from my authorized agents in Seattle--- THE PLYMOUTH SHOE CO., THE NICKEL PLATE SHOE CO., 2 ; ‘ 3cond Avenue General Agents, 707 S SRR RR Reem REIN TR RS RRR TRAE" WN We are showing the finest and most stylish line of TOP COATS In the City THE TAILORED READY CO, Fourth and Pike. ALBERT HANSEN Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. FIRST AND CHERRY. Optical Department. Boiler Wanted I have an Oil For mv e than 30 years | have made the best Sin he world at the price.--W. L. DOUGLAS. ee The. Seattle Star 307, 1309 and 1311 7th Ave. ' i i