The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1907, Page 5

‘ - THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1907. “ . iste to fm jail any rajtrgn " o : ‘ ‘oft @ At Tacoma, efforts are to be made 4 Wie EN SECURE see sive e wen ALASKA JUDESYIP HAS ian Gertie tela Gh te Yee WE HAVE RECEIVED OVER 400 LETTERS REQUESTING US TO RUN AGAIN, 60 THEY 4 j 5 evade Its provisions, The att / * CAN 7 FD te ceo of he TN HICH. rovided the tarltte are, qqpala To Boston Harbor Sunday, Nov. 3 sree, fad a foal docision reached! wading’ ND G. Oct, 3 from a box our and used It to waxed aqainst the ea cleton of the cane. an early ae A ted ol T J oe 8. H. Rood of Oklahoma is the iat: | augnod thelr thirst. | Tholr | dead oat Aspirant for the judgeship. ot | M@@len were found near tho rallroad ‘been hy the tus Harciman railroads by the HUM) hy he torn fof the morthweat in the | ort, the ing Alaska, Pollowing the tion of | Rk at Tuacon, Ariz « court during fhe past P/ the Pacific O has beon in consultation with At ott olk in the Ariddeh Columbia PRICES Toe y torney Genoral Bonaparte and b jountalr also my Two men and a woman nre in Hedges Hanford and Wolver (urors’ assootation of Waxhtngton | Putter knows nothing of Alaska, A strong) "sa" ai last evening fr krant and the Oregon Lumber Manufac-| Kies, ‘looal oh, 406 man physically and mentally is U.S. Navy Yard Keod hae Jetrong backing tw usderatend | Jal! at Ritzville, Wash, charged " porary injunction GeeiN*l torere of Oregon, who are the par what Pronident Rooseyelt la °after bd nt oF Dio rate or bringing the present action. It} | Both the prentde of the ruling of the| Public market prises today show potion apptte ly to} MO change, Attendance fair, The wat Lumber Manufac | prices are {that President Roosevelt desires de pY'th the murder of ©. 1, Gilleapie strong & man as Judge Wickersham, | ¥%@e body was found in a lodging re if the new judge | 20UNe tomber 6 ‘ 7 ® » oO e Sound oe eee ba zene 4 trip on th md and 1 U. 8. navy yard, see the He which the railroads pro ' te expected that all the lumbermen | Hens, dressed feneral will decide as to who ts to > .' ‘effect November | sutaide these organteations will im-| Potatoes, 18 Ibe. for athe. be appotmted [hattloships Oregon Wisconsin “and ‘ i ‘ora in| S®eet potatoes, 3% Ib. jobraska, the cruisers Charleston, | that the lumbermen be) mediately become inter f > Roston, Huffalo and 1@ a toned of $250,000 Bo ouit in order to come under the| Beets, 4 bunches for be . ho the payment of the | Hullo ah the enert | Carrots, 3 bunches for be. BRIEFS BY WIRE — Hoc yng tinh A as between Che old and new The dnjunetion carries the poweg| Corn, Ibe per dos if * ‘ Rater Noveuber - see . co Onions, 2 bunches for be tae prison ship Nipsic Boats teave » . P . . eran traftic 0 m Wile a Go beve boon appeiatea| QMIgIe 2 Dunches ‘tor bo. Si dhak coiade ales cei APO D meeree Vet See tence On the Grounds. Full Band of Music on Boat and Grounds Cucumbers, Brotherhood, to be held next montte daily, Round trip, 60¢ * 5 sen i esses alte ae Of battleships at navy yard. agents of the Washington Fire t* | St. Loula oe Pans eA hy = green 100. | just two days t in which to finish your work for the “Greater Torninn, © bens Sc Standard and Teddy Bear” contest! onion gh pati bring in your work tomorrow or Saturday, as they must all be tn Oeah tiapien, 61 our ben || before 9 o'clock Saturday night, und no they can be judged right Celery, be to 100 per stalk, redid ver. | this week we give you a practical, useful Friday speclal-— BARGAIN FRIDAY not urge you too strongly to visit this store tomorrow by the great reductions in every department. Prices very low, and the specials are on sonable goods. Department is simply teeming with prettily decorated at low prices. Another articlé on sale tomorrow at a big Vs the Humphrey Gas Heater, described below— and Creamers. China Breakfast Plates. ully IJ Worth to 26e—A special ansort Shape Aus ment of Fancy Decorated i Cream China Lanch and Breakfast 1f6eee 10c 's Dinner Sets. 9 Bissell Carpet Sweeper. Price 96.50—The Fa. JJ Regular Price $2.50—The Well Allerton Evgiish Blue Known Bissell Standard Oak or Bpiece Decorated Din Walnut Finish Carpet Sweeper, Plates Reduced. Wire Clothes Lines. 4 Regular Price 35e-—-100 Price $2.25—The et of Heavy Twisted 6: Double Sawed vanized Wire Non-Rusting Heavy meled Clothes Line, a Bargain Hot Plate $1 69 Friday special 1 Friday . at Cc Spinach, 3 Ibs, for 100. Rhubarb, So Ib. Green tomatoes, 2\4c per Ib. Cabbages, be to 16¢ per head, DI plokies, 100 dos. Swoet peppers, 25 cents dor Be 4 STEAMER YOSEMITE os re. FOOT OF UNiVERSITY aT Leaves Here at 9:30 on the Yosemite, Returning Home Early A limited number of froe passes will be given by calling at once on C. D. Hillman’s cashter, nd floor of the Times Block. Over $250,000 worth of this deep waterfront land has been id in the last two weeks in this new city om the Sound. There is 36 feet of water at low tide at the docks, and pile drivers are working day and night. Some peop ver have any- thing, as they don't buy om the start Lots $50 Up on Easy Terms Last Sunday we had over 1,500 people. So come early to our offices for your free passes Cement sidewalks are down, also the water system is in running order. New houses going up everywhere, and plenty of work for everyone. Over one-third of this land has been seid to the new railroads’ engineers and surveyors, so you can guess what's doing. Th in Beattio once, but that is gone now, This ts your last chance on the Sound, so you can come now or never Oranges, 30 to 400 dos Cauliflower, 190 to 16e head Lettuce, 100. Sugar pears, Se per box Simmon pears, $1.26 Parsley, t bunches for be. Sugar pears, 8c per box Rutadagas, 1\%e Ib, Sauerkraut, be tb Cranberries, iS¢ per qt Hucklebderrtes, 8¢ qt. | Pears, Hartlett, 160 dos; cookiug pears, $1.25 per Golden ru Stbertan crabap Pumpkins, Se up Hubbard squash, Se up; Summer laquash, bo to Ife Ground cherries, 100 It Dried Pr m, 3 tbe. for 26 | Concord grapes, 200 per basket Comb honey, Me Ib | Catawba grapes, 20¢ per basket (Black Muscats, #00; White Mus eats, 4c, Tokays, 35¢; Cornichon larapes, de. | Gravenstein apples, $1.25 per #, 20¢ per dor s, 800 per box | was a chance IT COSTS US OVER $2,000 TO GIVE THIS FREE EXCURSION, 80 COME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME WITH US, C. D. Hillman’s Offices in Times Block Open Until 9 o’Clock Tonight, So Get Your Passes NOW Rubber Heels at Less Regular Price 35e—~—The Sterling Black Rubber Whole Heels, for easy walking, on sale Har gain Friday, o 19 pair c Embroidery Scissors. Reguiar Price 3$c—Fine quality Rmbroidery Seissora, for fancy work, spect eed fe farguia Prdgy at... 19C Yale Padlocks. Regular Price 85e—The Y Padlock, with 2 flat stee: keys impossible to pick the 49 lock; Bargain Friday c 28.!The S per box. | Ntekel Top Gas mt Plate com nd apples, $295 to $3.46 per barre! | Quinces, $1.50 per box; 6 Ibs. for Bac New nuts, Almonds, Black Wal suts and Peoans, Ie Ib. ON THE FRONT | Steamer Victoria, with 379 pas sengers and 0 in gid, ar rived late last sight from Nome after a stormy trip. J. H. V. Crane, of this city, whose jor Table Spoons. Price, per dozen, $2.00 : Windsor Pattern Table 29c Razor Hone. for off or In Friday. 39c — “The Seattle Spirit” \ There is no use talking, gen emen, it has done it for me and it will do the same for you. I'l tell you what to do—just order a case of it, and if you don't get & TEA. The English serve tea} and a few little cakes * four in the afternoon; it : Valforms inust now be an article that will appeal to qvety housewife—thia ts one of the the Seattle Spirit, ask the P. Scales at Less. Disston Saws Reduced. [fj worn by deputies in the depart moat practical little articies for Ritehen use we koow of. it's afi has nothing to do with| P. 8. B. Co. to explain ‘ Regular Price $1.75—The Hen ment of commerce and labor wire pot cover holder, and cpatains aix covers; sizes 8%, 9%, 10. They are the exclusive bottlers ry Disston Famoas HighGrade f]| Cableship Burnside has returned 10%, 11 and 12 Inches; ready ty. hang on the wail, making your hunger or thirst | of “Seattle Pride,” and it is cer slanting dial and No. 8 D Crosscut Saws, special [4} from Alaska, where she has been | pot covers handy and oaventiet tor immediate use—for 3 j tainly the beer of secrets. 3c j making new cable con “ Friday only one 3c | ritay” $1.29 -_ Dart fail to visit our Complete Doll Hospital, Mthenew Daylight Store, where you will find tepairs for all kinds and sizes of Dolls. PELGER:HURLBU 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET Your Opportunity THE SAME WORD COMES FROM ALL THREE CITIES IN WASHINGTON Space Will Not Permit All the Testimonials From Oregon and California. What These People Say Voices the Sentiments of Customers in the Cities of Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Portland, Oakland, Cal., Los Angeles and San Francisco Seattle, Sept. 12, 2907. Spokane, Wash., Oot. 4 | Osborn oneervatory of Muale | Georgetown is to charge whart-/ Your grocer returns your money | age to the tugs and other crafts (but one to a customer, no @ O& D. or telephone orders filled f you don't like Sebilling’s Best; Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling tying up along the Duwamish f i Company. Phone 927. Dredging and straightening of the oo *. on we pay him | Swinemish slough has begun | ACQUITTED OF KILLING, PORT D, Oct. 31 Stand Joseph Repoas, charged with man hter, accused of the murder of hinarman at Hadlook, was ac a guitted last night after the jury - deliberated seven minutes Your X credit Is fiog j BROKERS. Btocks, Bonds, Grain. Private Wires. [ |] Both Phones—279 304-205-306 Alaska Bldg. A. L. KLEIN: ae aes The best Shoe Hepairing tn |} | METROPOLITAN BROKERAGE COMPANY, 7 , BROKERS— w 5 ‘By pig wala se } Stocks, Bonds and Grain. Private Wires. Phones—Sunset Main eee de nae say DOC mie a Black enameled wood handles, 6 in. blade, cuts to a depth of 4 inch. es; saw can be set horizontal or perpendicular; complete with 12 Leave Pier 2 to see Seattle. 1006 to 1016 First Avenue. Tacoma. extra blades; one will keep your boy out of mischief and teach bim how to make brackets, clock shelves, trays, fancy boxes and ther useful ornament®. Mailed to any address, 6c extra. On sale un- til Nov. 6th jc Polished Steel Frame Coping Saw, with 12 6-in. blades, 4 inches depth to cut 19¢ $1.00 Jones Cable Coping Saw. .85¢ Hardwood handle, nickel-plated frame, 6 extra blades, a twist of the wrist sets saw firmly at any angle. Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 24th, 1907. Conservatory of M Seattle, Washington | Geatliemen: In response to a request from your mhnager here as to how Oaborn Conservatory of Music, Seattle, Wash. e 00 F. P.M Tone Saw. .85¢ Deer Sir: Having cou 1 your course of forty leasons on the mando- | I am satisfied with the course of Mandolin lessons taken for my son, I | Dear 8i t take pleseure tn informing you. my. eon bas sessived:deneons \§ ete any angie Pinay Se Permit me to express my appreciation of the benefits I have received there. am only too gind to say that I am very much ploased Re ek pe ghana toolyag rs agg taliveinrndioggarts eo tpnamitisetgro: the market. | Can be filed. | Wi He knew nothing about the mandolin at the commenc t, but now | ‘ see eer sea outh many 4 ; nay Nour teachers have made the lessons interesting and pleasant through plays anything, and { cannot say too much in praise of your method of teach work tn addition free of charge. Am very much pleased with the instructions mene One blade only with IE the course, and have giv © opportunity of taking, sot only the forty ing in*class; everything seems to be made so simple that there is no diffi he has received. Think your company bas certainly obtained competent and M. Saws. ; Promised, but several in addition the culty in learning readily and easly, I also wish to speak of the courteous very able instructors, judging from the way he can play the mandolin Coping Saw Blades, dozen 10¢ 4 my t of w, the music ts cellent collection of ploces, treatment that has always been accorded us Again thanking you for your liberal offer of giving free instructions as F. M. P. Blades, each 10¢ Rwvering a broad rank f popular music, w sufficient classical to culti I have found everything just as represented, and would recommend any | : " : ; ve p Mile «taste for th. one wishing instruction on the mandolin to take a course of lessons at your long as he desires to take, according tc ntrac p 2AM Well satisfied with the work and hope to continue. Conservatory, as you have more than fulfilled your agreement with us I Aw Yours Truly ©. W. HOLMAN -. M. SPINNING Very Respectfully MRS. LOUIS A. REXFORD, | Yours Truly, MIS. J, A. MYERS MRS. C. W. HOLMAN, iit Tenth Avenue North, City } f57 Ide Avenue 1421 South Adams St., Tacoma, Wash 1310 Second Ave. DR. HOLT) Seattle's Popular Osteopath, akill fully treating every kind of sick Only a few words from us is necessary—our customers say the rest. The Osborn Conservatory guarantees to teach you to play the mandolin for $20—may it take forty, sixty or a Bred lessons— it’s all the same. [t is class teaching by the best instructors that money will hire. Th system is broad enough that the dullest pupil in the class can understand. 1 . . ‘ « rte ness, using Osteopathy, Electricit | inds of sheets of music paper are furnished for the pupils to write their lessons. The black-board plays an important part Rey Wibecthins end the Laghe Gara Gee / A limited number of the high grade $15 Osborn Mandolins will be given with a course of lessons, |After these are place d out, our regular price will be $35, as they are in the oth sultation free. He } Cities outside of Seattle F | 378 Arcade Main 2451 hes. But go to your music dealer and ask to see a $15 Washburn mandolin, Go to the music dealer, and he will tell you that the mandolin is no good. Why? Because the shoe jpij in@ mandolin, or a $15 Stall mandolin, then come and look at the $15 Osborn $15 Bauer n lolin, a $15 Martin mandolin, a $15 Regal mandolin, a $15 Mayflower mandolin, a $15 Bri Mandolin, the instrument that we give away with a course of lessons, and use your own judgment. | There is not a $15 mandolin in the United States today that compares with the $15 Osborn mandolif, =This is a pretty strong statement, but it is a fact. Remember, we manufac- and handle more mandolins in a year than all the dealers west of Chicago handle of high grade ingtruments. When you go in to price any of the instruments above named, 4 Ptell them you are contemplating getting an Osborn Mandolin. ALBERT HANSEN Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, | FIRST AND CHERRY Optical Department " onl things that we claim about our instruments is that it has got a better tone, and it is a more durable instrument than any mandolin made that can be retailed at $15 You ¢ ty cl tr t ¢ vu « yuy cheap piano If you will call at the Conservatory and _ le yur name and address, an agent will call on you ea an tn eap instrumen the same as you can buy cheap { : : si RR SAO q This offer y be withdrawn at any time. We can refer you to thousands of pupils who have taken a irse of ms in the different cities, and the only ones that are dissatis el. Lanes Svennoars TO are the ones it didn’t take the amount of interest in their work that they should, and have refused to pay according to the contract that they signed. It is a pleasure for us to em ORDER FOR $25, Pod testimonials in advertising, and if any.one will prove that any testimonial is not genuine that appears in our advertisements from time to time, they can make it worth their | a | H While. by cominy ‘as - @ check for $5,000 London Tailors ' ing in and getting a check tor po, ’ 517 Second Ave { We are showing the finest and h lin of TOP COATS Osborn Conservatory of Music Ger 2:00 0. m. Peoples Bank Building, N. E. Corner of Second and Pike sero! opendtternoon and tvening } In the City | THe PAILORED READY CO, | Fourth and Pike. woe — 20 eee O Ome te BOOCC ome OOo wore ewtemee ute HY oot Og bead oo 668 0a & % 280 Go o6s etme Sominoe o ° °