The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1907, Page 3

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a THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1907. F | = Toy JAPANESE HORDES FIND GATEWAY (RTO THE UNITED STATES i at it a8 cc) whe STATE NEWS| tograph, taken eapectally f, hows the arri Nearly every steamer has ite com plement of little brown tmmigranta, | Was found last night In the Q ad of Japanese at and sometimes 1,600 or 2,000 pour} of the Donnelly hotel at T ouver in British Columbia out on the docks. but a few hours’ ride from the/|infitcted wounds. The man Amerioan border, and tn a very fow| identity ts unkagwn, no papers be days the newly arrivedayaps aro| tng found in th clothing noattored over the Paciff€ states The Washington State Good | verte Amoolation fe im eession at Hingham roma | Konerally accepted at Bellingham, | the new currency at firet being re jected by naany business men Judge Sullivan of the Spokaye superior court has decided that the | antiotgaret law passed by the last |logivlatire is votd for the reason that the ttle and body of the bill do | not agree. Ralph Steel, under suspicion of having murdered Frank Todd, the well known logger, recently, at Ho quiam, has been taken Into custody }And the poltee claim they have evi dence which will hang him, Steel's ] mother re jee at Aillyard, a suburb Most Sanitary The most sanitary house is furnace Get a guaranteed furnace $65 from G. H. Woodhouse Co, 112 Univer ality at ee at for a THE GROTE- RANKIN CO.= Complete Furnishers of Momes, Steamboats and Motels ord: Leather Portieres Reduced in Price Tomorrow Weve an elegant ¢ styles to the handsome leather designs; but if you like the cord assortment of Portieres in all kinds, from the solid ther goods particularly well, there’s an added reason why you come here to buy them tomorrow. ous colors and designs are shown in the Leather and Cord Por and we believe you'll have no difficulty in choosing satisfactor m the specialed goods. are the Portieres reduced for tomorrow— | $4.00 Portieres, $3.00 Each. Cord Portieres, same site as above, with heavy grill at top. A | number of color combinations are ehown, as well as the 3 00 } pretty brown effects. Regular price $4.00; special, each . $8.00 Portieres, $6.35 Each. | These Cord Portieres are made of extra heavy cord, with heavy tee | Leather Portieres. iher Portieres of which we have but one of a pattern will to price as follows | , each . each 5 Portieres come in shades on tan, brown and red. as nations of colors. $3.50 Portieres, $2.45 Each. @, made to fill arches, up to 7 feet in width; can be sel faite green and tan; each cord is finished with a 2. 45 drapery for the money i. Regular price $5.50; special each fA Rousing One Day Sale of SSS Top ts finished with an overdrapery, giving an unusually neat Regular price $8.00 $6 35 le 1 spectal Extension Tables ea: Of all the lines of furniture now to be seen on our floors, we doubt if any can be found to surpass this showing of Extension Tables. From the less expensive leg tables to the most elaborate pedestal designs, the display is complete to the letter | and early English Tables as desired. Golden oak, weathered oak, mahogany are to be seen, with square or round tops, Here's the list of reductions Oak Pedestal Table, square ....... .. Oak Pedestal Table, round Oak S-Lee Table, round Table a 1 Table, round ion Oak Pedextal Table. don Oak Pe etal Table, re «tal Table, round stal Table, round Table, rownd Table, round Oak Pedestal Table, round Oak Pedestal Table, square on Oak &Leg Table, square tal Table, round ble, round Table, round able, round Table, round ‘Brassels Carpeting Special 60c a Yar ww the Carpet and Rug Department B good grade ot Bit the above specia Bment of patterns tp thi BM be able to » 4 oe other kinds to BTpaRsed k At 20 Per Cent _ Discount assortment of Jardinieres, ized Tubs for Less Bee Gaivscizes Tur, » jen and Beste: esr ce 30c $1 00 : $1. 25 and three-color effects, the brow 0c der the glaze, hand-painted hig For tomor ranging in price from 25¢ to $28.00 each, can be chosen among at the above nar yp ‘ ’ reduction The assortment includes the common glazed two regula ’ 1, with floral decorations un Galvanize. mn hand price 91.2 art China Jardinieres, and the nd-hammered Japanese Jardinieres. Some Jardinieres with ed. Remember, the reduction of 20 per cent holds for tomorrow onl ALL THE CREDIT YOU, WANT [CORNER | SECOND AVE, | AND UNION $7 PAY LATER The body of an unknown man|yama, and his four experts gave an | ®!80 seypral southern railways avatory [exhibition before President a volt at Vancouver ia | death being undoubtedly due to self) day Closing certificates are belong] a BRIEFS BY WIRE “2s. | lowt Hiteht. | only The Japanese wreastier, steamship properties, sc AND FINDS QUEER LIGHT Hopelessly befogged in the wild he White House yont®r. | SYBThM 18 ORDERED | Karly. this morning the Hotel! No protest betng ' deat New Haven, Cogn Wak property owners at the ing held | of the South P surned and «ix employes Perished Naat night to the proposed construe | man Hines las The shooting of H. V, Kline, the tien of the system of salt water holdup lepoler at Goldfields, who was) niftne, that work was oxdered put AHEht stealing amalgam, ts beink) through by the elty couftell, Tha! nvestignied, Kline died @vo gay#lordinance provides for both the AKO. laying of the mainw and the instal: | Sealers arriving from the north |jetion @f a pumping entered ttle Blectrie company has given South fF any wit nexed t« proach lant The t a spern t raids on the ¢ nr Island hwork will cont $240,000 leta® 3 r a inte « ‘ . me kerlos by the Jap Huw } ~ sian gimboats have bi went to GRANT FRANCHISE v0 | / the score roth the Valuable plotures and data per! ‘The city council last night ft of a grand ¥ Alaska hav wining to the taternational bouwn passed the dary llue between Canada and car ine on 2 been lont by the over: | ¢¢ urning of 4 canoe used by the sur but the case arc for Councilm that the Seatt fave lectric com 1 was re le nee nell h The franchise contains the usual F Counctlman, Hines started out adopted am ordinance: which per: | clauses as to imitation and roy night with the best of intentions mits of 86 'prise fight# of more than! 4 check for $1,000 aceampanied the |as does every new ¢ 1 who 10 rounds. bid |is unaware of the de nd dark an extra session of the leglelature Motor dust 1 in ot always, ae! man His «quest ¢ ts needed tn CalMornia to wolve the people seem to imagix Electric car, but the roved financial @Mtuation. of deadly diseanc to be elusive, Nothin it fom m con . Elastic curremey wan the tople n country dust may not ¢ the gaze of the city father, and the for last your leads that of all other Gov, Gillett does not believe that ways into which fp ade a Mwcussed by fermer im Secretary Of} much damage to mankind, beyond before long he was hopeles ont, | Ble he Treasury Leslie M, Shaw, at| making his eyes smart and his now Then a light glimmered New Haven, Conn, last wight trils water for @ time.—-Medical the It was not @ Houses in Berlin are numt The mineral production of Alaska | Pros Elec are Nght, because wminous paint territories, The output approxt mated twe billien dollars The Miners’ Federation and A. F. of L. have joined in Montana section of ractio the entire business Yorland, Wyo., has been wiped out by fire, the lows betng| $100,000 WINTER ROUTE company has received word that | the Orr stages on the Vaidex-Falr- | banks overland trail will be in op: | eration about the latter part of next week next Saturday, will bave over 20 paswengers, the first the winter trail for Fairbanks H thie winter will be ab’ than lant year, owing to more stock for relays being distributed ose | the wey has one of the most up-to-date serv } By ® premature blast, Chris| Johnson, foreman at the Lange Lime works, near Kast Sound, « Fred Baatz, an employe, were } od yesterday, Several workmen | were seriously tnjured Uneeda J s Biscuit A food to work on— A food to smile on— A food to sing on— Energy and good-nature in every package. ~ —_ nutritious wheat TO FAIRBANKS The Northw tern Steamship The Saratoga, sailing en route over | RB. Orr, who operates the stage line. | joes ever handled in the ne and handie | fully 100 per cent more business HILL AND MORGAN, ood. CONTROL P.C. CO. | recetved from New York that the combination beaded by Hill and | The | Dn moisture gnd pad dust proof s. Much comment has been occa sioned here by the financial advices | NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Morgan have ousted Harriman from | control of the Pacific Coast com | pa —. Yoo won't have you keep your insu men if ¢ money in Union Savings & | ene) ne —- Trust Co. Corner Second Av. and Cherry St. ILL pre- ao your will with- out charge when they are named as executor. RAMA 1 ORE NOTTS =< | Ballard | Georgetown, Renton $50,000 STOCK OF Hardware, Houseware, Cutlery Ftc., Etc., NOW BEING DISPOSED OF AT Fire Sale Prices! Our store for the past few days has been i Branches at simply jammed } who have recognized this at fire sale of our up-to-the-clock-tick of everything that’s right in hardware as the crowning year to lay in a supply of dining room FOR THE FAMILY ot make octalty « ee tt on fami! ) ' of the we it at o1 1 | ew ¢ can and do save One 1OW Waiting i } war ) ‘ reason WI ARI ALMOST Ladies , 1, Lace NG GOODS \ on't fo t that it’s y cketbool and BI patent tip, hea solen alue $3.00 our price $2.50 RAYMOND & HOYT 405-—Pike Street—405, NO PURCHASE LESS THAN $2.50 DELIVERED Ernst Brothers PIKE STREET Bet. Fifth and Sixth 5 rding to this | nis pracuelty | out on many holdings not H | Q ;

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