The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1907, Page 8

e Se senmienes spas rec 5 aii 4 ' ‘ EARLY MORNING FIRE: AT EVERETT CAUSES $5,000 LOSS. THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1907. WILL SELL OPIUM, ‘STOLE FOR HIS WIEE tuanfordyeetriny tor'the sae st] AND SICK BABIES — | 460 five-tael tins of oplum for amol ing purposes, egized as contraband Ma ers, ‘The vale | (By United Press.) he om No TACOMA, Oct. 29 Jame: ny customs will be sold Chad vember 16. wick, arrested an Ro M, Chadwick wae arraigned again before Jadue WANTS PROPERTY DIVIDED. /gnell in the superior court yester day ¢ reed with being implicated Claiming that she woajed and lin tb heft of $800 in gold from ed money for the pu@have of }the re of Charles W. Fank | (Star Special Service.) all of the children of the colony! trio team appear tn acrobatic and eehined 6 y Bikes — een Se Pe ot spait Fi are EVERETT, Oct, 29,—Fire early | Were rounded and taken {o/ contortion work andamke well with | i iwnkl yesterday sued dacod oe oetar gga kid the: tameer in , 1 uma wisi etary of the col | the onlooker. The Mustrated #0n€ | vurkowski for @ divorce and di-\a tin can 44) en ria ed rah Catbed cathe [eee ok EE ee ee "| vision of the property, The divorce I'm gutity, yo honor,” sald the , ab the ¢ on sh © Cause Rey tir poy’ ae bones re | the bill for on account of cruelty, | Chadwick, in & deelded tone ! y . x 08 foot of shin. | ceived @ children were re | m u give me the Hl ci. Tu Totti wit be. atone | ured too to publi laigtions ba: Naka ale agg qT ivacheai a tea wan, but tt Was $5,000, The kiln } oon ablaze The Grand—tsabel feving in “The SPRECKELS SAID T Bei Ag te ma Pha if + rb sa N My = Tulluss Bekcie'is: (he Bame of 8) Girl” Who Had, Rverything bablow that | committed the crime wbtthonen eure that \ae licide whose body was found ye The attle—""The Helr to the BE MAKING WILL | He Mae remanded fer sentence tempera was below ne terday Deadwater slough He Hoorah | was omp i here in the smelter The Third Avenue Beacon | . | COMPLAIN OF RAILROADS ¥ t the and told friends that he would kill! Lights, : “ elf Tho Oliver-—Moving picture spe (By United Press.) (By United Press.) . « clalties and vaudeville nov on HONOLULU, Oct fA rumor WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.~In a county § ©. G. Walsh of this city has been . is boing persistently cireulated here | gompiaint filed before the Interstate , © th appointed bubonic plague inapecto: jMhat Claus Spreckion ta making D8 come © commission, 223 ratlreads Walsh lived India many yea from active business, placing the) jade defendants by the whole < ow x and passed through the plague in N Management of all his .property | qry goods dealers of Wichita, T would not pay thetr Caloutta, He will assume duties at PROHIBITIO with his sen, Rudolph, For several complainants allege discrimination ee ee bia | weeks a thorough examiation and | againat Wichita in favor of Topeka (By United Pre At Pantages’, | CHICAGO, Oct. 29.—-"Within five The new bill at Pantages’ has Years the south will be solfd for two acts which are above the aver. prohibition, That is my absolute of b of, based on a trip Just com a the Spreckels | and Kansas City in shipments from property in Hawall have been going |the Atiantio seaboard on SWITCHMEN MAKE LID LIFTERS FINED, aKe The Jessie lar troupe uty Sheriff Matt Starwich ada ix expert cyclists Is perhaps the! pleted through the southern states Pr. amend. dseoted Pat WE As We Lal most active of the two, but the; Where prohibition ts in the atr THEIR DEMANDS eee tad ‘Prank meDoeaié, two} In Mizaoura” was given its first| Wel! written and capably acted) The f going a prophecy was Sunes” Wiles « wlcuabeamant: te9 entat » Pantages play./*ketch “What's in a Name” rune) voleed by ho pg 7 - ya saaaat ot - selling Iquor on Sunday, and the eoanita tay ita numbers | P artland, Me.. national president of! or pau, Oct. 29 rae oe were thea $80 and eoute ebth yoo with a core the oper the Thatcher bag a W. CTU. com | vee Of the railway switehmen | terday by Justice Gordon ing night well for the |t2® popular Mo ene eer We ity onthu.|hav@ Waited on the general mana bo a galt amone to tatlow {Jensen compa ions, Mixs| vention was extraordinarily enthY| ger of the roads operating out of TO REGULATE AUTOS ar play present the | Hardie La inging come-'5 rate y vm he ale . os - sand St. Paul and presented their de ; Augustus Thomas play satisfacte lenne, the movi es and the eee ee een ee iio te delight. (mands for the year beginning Nov.| Counellmar on request of a fly, and ft is staged tn a manner ated is. “Sch Da uae ie tone no vember 1. The demands are time umber of automobilists, introduc that leaves little to be d 1 es andehalf for overtime, holidays ¢@4 41 ordinance In the council last William C. Bauman, Aileen Ma Star Has a Good Show feted today at the 11 /@%¢ Sundays night by title, which is Intended to William Dowlan and Harry MeRa o Star theater this week has “ri et an that - define the right automobilints have the principal ee A “a ba ition headquarters tha __ Die of Cholera. have to ocoupy portions of the pub . pA p Son 4 1 : “ tewine ma legislature will give HONGKONG, Oct. 90 The Brit. lic streets for standing room for he nr ‘oe umtietak @ ; negli dB hy gt 4 prohibition law within |ish steamer Hong Bee from Sing thetr machines lr painstaking k The a Dox six w Within the last two | pore, has been quarantined at th matinee today : ] | weeks elght Alabama counties have! port on account of having cholera MARKET 16 LOOTED. low far see ent 8 : / bo | voted for prohibition Jaboard. Dur the voyage 4% pe ae . chahtiian aunt " ha,from the disease ocourred Thieves yesterday morning er * * BISWANGER GUILTY tank the te ieauens. 3. Re ha iis, iliceaeh ne of the 4 al event he John Barrett D Ftrong, proprietor, at 404 BE. Pine at The bill at the Coliseum tt « . Char with forging the name BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.—The ‘and made away with ® quantity of week has several acts of the nature Ma and ¢ h, com Howard Ferguson to a deed, George | remains of Jobn P. Barrett, news hams bacon and lard to please the lover of things vaude bad Trizeda and Rov found guilty by a|editor of the San Francisco Exam wed Shaes axe those Whe be gers, danc \ tal ore, were court yester-|iner, who died suddenly of he AFTER JAPANESE BAND. Meve that no good vaudeville show | ¥e!! ed yesterday om one to 14 | failure on Monday, will be interred is “complete wth te tree 7 ? years In the penitentiary tomorrow afternoon | An Invitation in to be extended this Sane Sage h ed we. the way If sor 63 —s gan Hng jokes S Railroads Retaliate, to the pg wee b yedly-~ oo aah heck to the Ne Rngrabantgy heal Seagal | roads centering in Chicago have de ukon Pacific exposition in 190%. ‘obatic work eantly f all extra service which grew up um Sees srrsiets, “ext, won ona nh Fisher the “we : Saas cune st “Cuber Pingus ' of|to the passage of the Hepburn} ! J hin morning | Amendment The bubonic plague ts caused by playlet of t : overs tondent L. 8 impurities which in various w character songs of Felix Adi Youngs specifica 40 mile. wane caer Sentenced. oe into the blood. To insure your Saree tae the iiustrated gon copper wire] An Italian named Call, the Inst of }#¢!f Immunity from the disea all go to make the show pop © be seed in the new tranamission |1s% ioters, was sentenced t these impurit \ em eae anes ne. he recent fall in the price . wo Ed Scientists Leave Pier 2 tw see battlesh! { copper will permit the purchase PTwosment for one month with hard that nothing purtfie of the wire at a sum at least |'*?°" : » a good Turkish bath $50,000 lees than it would have been Oriental Restaurants Opposed. ie the only way to tho necessary to pay for the wire @| NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. 29—Ie ‘oughly cleans body. We have hort Ume ago. }form forces in North Yakima are the best equipped and most com [meditating a cruise against the plete Turkish bath establishment LICENSED TO WED. Chinese and Japancee restaurants jin the northwest, and the treat in this city on moral grownda ments recetved bere far supe Ames George H. Lindeman and M. Barkley, Seattle, Peter Withelr Minnie Ri S | Herbert George Quinn and Augusta Valoria Austin, Vagecouver, B. ¢ we HOLLAND MAY BE FOU MADE DETECTIVE 12:¢ Dress Gingham 8c a ai i redu Until Noon — fay to the rank of patrol ix” & Kam nies the tders proven, he t William Hol Fine, Heavy Dress Ginghams—2,000 yards of land, an old member of the force s > “ “ae : _ to the position vacated vy Phi it—28 inches wide; light and medium colorings, |} brick” ee eee Ong’s Slayer Sentenced VANCOUVER, B.C. Oct checks and stripes. Tubs splendidly. Just the stuff to clothe the boys and girls. Regular price John Parker, Hawaiian, slayer of - Ong, the Chinese fruit: merchan 12%c. From 8:30 until noon tomorrow, 8 1-3¢ wae sentenced t five peate te the penitents in the #uy by Justice me court CAPT. KEEGAN FACES SERIOUS CHARGE (By United Preas.) Morriso a yard.—Basement Store. r 20c White Linenette | 4 2 Until Noon Tomorrow. Extra Fine White Linenette—best substitute for all-linen extant. Comes 34 inches wide and Py mm ts wontthe is much used for winter waists for women and |} e"'*" “ag ee ene children. In useful lengths of 3 to 8 yards. Sold |} 2, )t 01d | ot beotnined in lengths only. Regular price 20c a yard. From ioun Thee tr ce ae 4 8:30 to noon tomorrow, 12¢ a yard.—Main |} Keogan was nennted et court Floor. a Phas ; a hes ‘a and ball was $1.50 Jelly Dishes [95c] oe Cut Glass Jelly or Olive lahed 3 Dishes, round shape; brilliant and unusually pret : This sale involves ty cutting. Regular price $1.50. From 8:30 un No time to pick ered Le Fibert Landone, of til noon tomorrow morning at 95¢ each phone or mail orders. Seems a good up a few Christmas presents Basement. CHARTER REVISION MEETING $1.25 Food Chopper [8G A Universal Food Chopper—family size; has ¥ — yutolntiy four cutting knives. Cuts meat, vegetables Indians Are Warlike . * PIPRRE D. Partie fruits, potatoes, etc. Regular price $1.25. From the Ch agen 8:30 until noon tomorrow morning at 89¢ each ns 1 the Ute amy nq 8x No phone or mail orders.—Basement Store The Utes are woll armed and made t nd = _— Heney Makes Political Speech TH EI 4 A rR ) Oct 4 f t the | addre ga t 0 men and women in behalf of thé candidacy ris, § Cite Trovies. Chemalte, #2 Theat #o Manchester, #8 Fautkner 9. 9 Of District Atto William Hi | Langdon for re-election Lanning te jor to treatme the so-called “ry have a we Receivership Made Permanent TRENTON, N. J. Oot. 29.—Judge made permanent the t equip pt recom bamp v e ctverabip for the $3,000,000 fish. | 20) F00! priva Rolle skates, and all olathe ' skates, ball bearing. Baths from Zhe to $1. Ab ball beart eteet { h bathe f rink «kat ba “4 ind 114, Unde Hall's, 1111 Firet av Hu . aoe j co | | | | | | Distinctive Merit Drug Store Good CAREFUL AND PAINSTAKING SERVICE AT BARTELL'S | . Some Specials for Tomorrow |, | Fine Perfumes | Toilet Soap | ONE-FOURTH OFF SPE. | At Little Pric | CIAL TOMORROW. 47-411 White Rose ine, Vic Sandel we $1 Perfumes 63c Heliotrope Soap, regular 15¢ PIVERS’ evecta ee ae le Trefle, Rosires, Safronor f lie. Violet Ducal, per Transparent Gly Walke's Olive Cream Soap. ROGER & GALLET'S anee | Peau d'Eepagne, Violet de umice & 10c cakes, Parme, Indian Hay, L. Iris ch, Be. ° Mansfield’s Tar and i | 45c Perfumes 28¢ Shampoo” Song cakes, COLGATE’'S 16¢. . White Rose, La France Ro ao ro Soap, regula Italtan Violet Hellotrope: Ban grand 12¢. sil ae See erence 28c | fumed, per cake, 18¢. Face Powders | Nursery Supplies Nursery Supplies at &xtra Lablache Face Powder, 50« Savings Tomorrow boxes for 26, Swans Face Powder, | 15e value for O¢, | ani te n owde sito, for Lhe Possor Face Powde ve | aise, for 20¢ k a Face | | Pow for 48¢@ gina t > | Ca I 1 Face « A I all shade Oe be lor of and pric tes, 20¢ all at an extra saving Bartell’s Prescription Co tir ‘ ing with th de f ducting a « are f | the be nd compounding is exact Bartell Drug Co. EWS, * STORE ' Main Store pi 610 SECOND AVENUE Bartell’s » Owl | BETWEEN |) Drug Store | CHERRY | | AND JAMES 8TS. 606 SECOND AVE | | RAINCOATS ee CRAVENETTES FOR MEN AND WOMEN , Ladies’ Silk = = Rubber Coa / KP PRICES THAT DEFY Con PETITION Z , WHY WE The secret te facturers. We are offe wearer at exactly the past Sales are offered to the confidence salen ‘DON’T WAIT—COME TOMORROW AND GET FIRST CHOICE Read the list of bargains CAN DO IT summed up in three word We are ‘toms to ‘9 pay” Our 08 W6 have Ie ntain the onwe to Dy of oop publt 4 we cont td m as ie shown by From manufacturer to wearer RAINPROOF SILKS the popular and modish garmer from beautify silk with r ning, making « itely rain and dag proof where in the olty wi 1 find #0 complety & showing nor at twice th Regular values from $22.60 to $40.00. $16.50, $21.50 to $27.50 MISSES’ SILK RUBBER COATS, $11.50. WORTH $20, Special MEN’S ] a ‘ wr 1 fat MEN’S STORM COATS proof, / LADIES’ CRAVENETTES. and $0 436.08. Wetneed worth $8.00 in all the newout styles; $16.00 and $18.00 gar | 9450") ments, our special price, $9 50 MEN'S HIGH GRADE Cr Wednesd ly i the fall styles; w 260 LADIES’ TAILORED CRAVENETTES in all | We the latest 1907-1908 fall styles, semi and tight onl . fitting effects; formerly sold for $20.00 to $24.00 FINE CRAVENETTES, name + wtaaaped on ail ¢ y coats, in all shades and atest “s 500 GENUINE PRIESTLEY CRAVENETTES, « MEN'S HIGH GRADE wives RAIN. hand-tallored garments, stamped and eas ant ‘ COATS, perfection of fit ane wt barinipese MEN'S CRAVENETTES imported fabs. | LADIES CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS, 100 as | wilk and eatin lined; $20.0 rr ted « os and shade regular 5 ‘ed a tk the ¢ $22.00. Special price Wednesday 00 ..i55......... an the Wednesday only MEN'S $28.00 AND $30.00 CRAVENETTES, tp exclusive patterns a ch built. S80 Boys’ Mackintoshes Wednes- a POLICE RUBBER COA $6.00 ‘kind, Pp day $2.25, Worth $5.00 Wed dnesda NOTICE---These Prices Hold Good Tomorrow Only| TCORNER. RAINCOAT COMPANY "CORND LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF WATERPROOF GARMENTS IN THE WORLD, A Savings Department The First National Bar Will Be Opened on Next Friday, November Ist counts opened bef draw 4 per cent pet First National Ban Corner Yesler NATIONAL and First BANK Avenue IN SI OLDEST ATTLE.