The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1907, Page 8

poate eae a THE SEATTLE STAR+-WEDNESDAY, NOV, 20, 1907. NEW MEXICO TO LASSO STATEHOOD IF mrt niki sir, now of Pi ‘PUBLIC MARKET: . LARD FRAUD POLITICS WILL ALLOW ||. 2's Wins Sith on PRICES ‘TODAY Monday afternoon in the Washing ton Annex, Mra, Harriet ©, Sander won give a talk @ie club house movement, whick wat followed by! puts were & musical program Women, M FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. STORE CLQBES DAILY AT 5:30 Leather Furniture to Be Sacrificed Half a carload of Engiieh wal eceived from California youterday afternoon ad placed op the La | the public market at 20 cents per mmanvel | pound, Prices today are: today nh Mra. utter, 3 will be , (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) SANTA FR, N. M, Nov, 20.— New Mexico is going out with a lasso and a bronco this winter and hook old statehood by the horns There “shore will be a hot time,” and Gov, Geo, Curry, the Roosevelt Rough Rider, who was appointed Yast summer, ts expected to put the The monthly meeting dies’ Aid Hoe the Lath h will be he in th hur C. Sunde honteswos fine touches tc the campaign, Curry ee Charen Fain. |r ise an dt We Are Compelled to Make Additional Warehouse Room Immedi- tat iho Ana Charley ea tea, Tirana aa “yo” | axa urtag G40 per box. ately, and the Leather Furniture Stock Is to Be Reduced, but Leo. Reynolds all the harmony — ne Carrots, $ bunches for bo, a on sft On Thursday evening Mins Mor , s 4 M i e Curry wants a different kind of] Ph ye ning Onions, 2 bunches for be Th S ] P A | t t | ) ence Lee a erb ane “ 7S : peace from that and he's Keing about | Win Reynolds Ware ma riok atthe | Dried onions, 7 Ibe. for O60 e pecia rices Are nterest- omp: Ing, ; i asking the political factions to dry] Rome of 42 Seoond| Radishes, 4 bunches for 10¢ F " | up awhile and w on the state av, N. o wan per Parsley, Ge per bunch. ii hood business igs formed by . Rev, Dennison, Only | Turnipa, 2 bunches for be ° 4 ness t The seoth factional anes | GOV. GE@. CURRY. relatives and intimate friends were| Celery, Se to l0e per stalk. WI t ness in New Me xico is due largely} ¥ present | Cantaloupes, 506 a dos, n 6 eir Ow’ to the timber land traud disclo re High Schoo! Prom Committee. Spinach, be per Ib gures precipitated by Gov, Hager |largely upon the extent to which] 7)... man's whol » investigation, The|land fraud and other prosecutions | pas heen exposure rctive attention |now under way will be pushed by tles, but cor /the government prom committee| Rhubarb, be Ib. by proat Gre on tomatoes, 246 per Ib. class, Robert on, bo to Oe per head, int Hugher has! Dit eken, 100 dos, ea, interested; Gov, Curry is a native of Lenin been » uanee ghate ‘ C es with} gweet peppers, 26 cents dos. In|man, Bugene Meacham a | Pop corn, 2 tbe for 160 Gladden. The Lemons, ce dozen. ary : Ctder vinegar, 36e gal HE special sale of Leather Furniture which will take place beginning tomorrow, is made necessary by the large number of cars of Fur- niture which, owing to transportation difficulties, have accumulated at the warehouse, and which de- of the federal ax rupt political Influer in the graft, obt removal, He ed Hagerman’s ana, Seventeen years ago he to New Mexico, settling in Lt and lawless, He has © been vinds county, then remo some time in Fe have been served tn turn as county clerk, ae Cider, 400 per gallon » » y , > yeons of indict. | sessor ff and legislator, | i Symphony Oreheatra, es New navel oranges, S0c, ¢00’end mand storage room immediately, In going over roturned against | As a Rough Rider in i oe ‘a ceanten ame aes doren 4 the Furniture stocks, trying to devise ways and Two as. | only ar as Tampa. ete and Menday abterneen to a learns ‘allfornia persimmons, 406 doz. - " m ernoon to a e eans for pro y the PS $i Ni ouse ro d States attor-jafter the war he served @ term 48) Ang appreciative audience, Tn. | Pomegranttes, 60¢ dor means for providing the necessary warehouse room, pushing the In-|sheriff of Otero county before @n- | ra¢ Michael Keartxe has beon| Cocoanuts, 10e and ihe the stock of Leather Furniture was found to be ex jonal develop. |listing in the Eleventh cavalry in|/working for weeks to porte: -| Pineapples, 40¢ each ceptionally heavy, and the one line the reduction of he Philippines. He was second in|orchestral work ar ; ments have followed their work and | the Philippty He wae secuw New figs, 100 Ib; imported figs, ; neat command Gen. Lawton when | nothing to eee ¢ y fl thc ped een ‘ ‘ more indictments are promised ma ee eevilied, Ea turn |fttet of @ nents ste Ib Se inrnannenranimnterd. which would give at least a goodly portion of the | Cauliflower, L0e tor 180 head, All thi¢ stirred wp political trow | the vete flrat of m vert whi ould at lea : ble. vel? grafier hae his backing | Curry * sa chief of the Manila ove « which will be | Tattuce, Stor Be é dows Seen g gre ce docteed avandia chat ‘the fraud ts lost sight of | pollee, « of the Insular evi racecar | Horse Radish, the Ib. f inh tte Therefore we will hold, beginning tomorrow, one he y woved 0 oO Aman, ane ; : ] ' the fon | "tate Saved 40 Per Cent Bu Sa | Socorsent a of the most important sales of Leather Furniture the front Will the governor be able to har the a that ing From Manu- Cranberries, 16 | in the history of the store. Prices are cut deeply, » all these conflict nter.|he was drafted by ident Roose Huckleberrtes: | ; ? aay Osh “e em he ity velt when Gov. Hagerman was re facturers. | Pumpitna 100 te | and value-giving of the Frederick & Nelson kind will prevail uc r will deper oved in Hubbard squash, 26 per Ib; Sum | » quo ow a few o sco f sple cial offers. The savings ma 3 his succ Will depend | moved, ssititeemannanen {At Che Gontbibe Mataiadt Ce. esl ema tee tae | We quote below a few of the scores of splendid special offers. The Savings m de possible ner First and Madison, a specialty! Ground cherries, 1c 1B. if this sale are so decided in their character that it will pay you well to buy now for Christmag Mograth at her home, 904 Sixteenth |store for men and women of water-| Dried Prunes, 8 ibs. for 260 iM store " ou wis » use f ou might ever y storage charge av. N |Proof Karments, ladies’ ailk rubber| astern Concords, 460 per {ME St OT this F urniture until you wish to use it In fact, y Bh od Ter Engagement Announced coats and cravenettes, raineo basket would still remain of great importance 2 ecnemt < —. My Py ong stock tt northwest to) Comb honey, 20¢ Ib; strained, Rock announced, The | lect from. Something new in| 10¢ inety-two Patterns of Turkish and English Leather Chairs and Rockers are underpri w take piace the last |S¥les and patterns received dail Black Muscats, 36¢; White Mus Ninety-t * . & erpriced, January from our factories, Three apecials| cata, tbe; Tokays, She { jh | le f | 7 jthat stand out on sale until A High-Grade Leather Rocker may be bought during the sale for as Twenty-one Patterns of Leather Settees are also included Joseffy Club. Capitel Hill Orchestre. |day night—Ladiew silk r bbe: t hg sae inelon b ewe oy ug am ‘ow a8 The special prices range upwards fro joseffy stra of ama players dies ubber | bo axine apples q ver | i he rom es ; The Josefty » tat yenter n organized under the direc- | Coats, worth $30, at $19, Ladies’ | box; King apples, $1.00-61.76 per | ah gga rica eg tae tl aloe a $24.00 | ag) b f Leather D. with Mra M4 , ae rs wen ae M - = : lpi ells pesd ge em w og Boon # by ha eal Nord yy ik Me - Pag ” Thirty Patterns of Leather Couches are also included. A Good eo a number of Leather Davenports and Sofa Beds, of c. Capt Hill Conserva- | 811, We have been established for $345 per barrel | Couch may be bought during the sale for as low as 822.45 sees $6 eeeees soeedeee . shee Temple O'Herr be }years, and our wonderful ay New nsute—Filberta, Ib; biagk ‘ e * ® @ . * Mrs Ide M > of St. Louls Engagement Announced for making cravenette walnuts, 2 Ibe for 15: English wab Many miscellaneous pieces, and also several 3-Piece Library Suites, are also radically underpriced, nea Was married to Mr. Michael O'Herr which can be worn on clear days | futs, 20¢ Ib.; almonds, 260 Ib; pe Vachon A total stock of over three hundred pieces thrown open for choice at keen reductions. of Tacoma 661 Yesler way Sat- ane Be vg ten’ tieae "| as well as when it rains are far|cans, 26c Ib.; Brazil nuts, 20e Ib} urday afternoon - oe Homme lahoad of the many imitators that | Chestnuts, 25¢ per Ib. ' . : - Capito! 4 Military Hair Brush | tet! yoo just as good as ours ananassae } Genuine Sterling Leather, in black, and also Genuine Sterling Spanish Leather are used for eo eri he © jenormous quantity we handle of 9 Ss i Bess, First: Pres 1 t soon roagy oh * i in many cases, while in others you will note Genuine Morocco and Spanish Goa the latter eases oe ee Sale it Serta ad bwnt's'e | Eggs and Poultry | 9 clalty store, enables you to save at sometimes known as Spanish Morocco. A sale of Leather Furniture that merits the prompt attention of home-furnis! remarkable savings it places within reach. See the window display. 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs $21 .85' Bed Sets to Orde Get your eggs and poultry from least 40 per cent, so buy direct from Woodland Park Poultry Yarda manufacturer. Goodyear Raincoat City sales rooms, 1209 Arcade Way. Co., corner First av. and Madison Phones, Main $18, Ind. 6236. Our ° wh ranch, °°) A Well-Filled | epee ~—emee | We have on special sale a beaut Keep your Insurance money in ful line of Sterling Silver Military Seattle, it's a good preventative of Hair Brushes and Comb and Brush % Bioney stringencies. Washington Sets this week. Big savings, Chi j Fire Insurance Co. *° ‘cago Jewelry Co. 1207 2nd av. °** rs by reason M A Tl here are nine different patterns, including Orien- aMesiin and Printed joven F be made to order tal, conventional and medallion designs This is | or bolster cover to match, at Pe the highest quality Wilton Velvet Fabric on the Te the heavier materials, such es taftets and Mn market. Being seamless, these Rugs will wear | make up complete Bed Sets to order for $5.50. You may, & g any pattern fram the large stock m >pe “The early morning hath gold in tts mouth.” M Spe ¢ials, as the French would say, are Morning Speciale—Lots of good mérchandise found here and there through the store and marked at prices notably lower than real value for early buy more evenly than Rugs possessing se cial price for tomorrow for choice of nine p in the 9x12 size .... .. 821.85 | tart Purse | Is Not Necessary in Order to Dress Well. rns i Mustins are priced at, per yard ttt tte eeee as, Dimities and Cretonnes are priced at, per yard ae: aes. eam Seite | Seattle Home ers. Most of them will be closed out In a few hours—not worth : : while to ask for them after noon. Come early tomorrow morning. Beginning Thursday, we will place on sale— | of the FREDERI( K & NELSO Until Noon Tomorrow Suits and Overcoats $15: sagen $18 to $22.50 Values Range +sINCORPORATED ... 7c Twilled Crash | 3C 17-inch Heavy Twilled Brown Crash, for roll- er toweling. Good, durable and absorbent kind; devoid of dressing; 12-yard limit. No phone or- ders.—Main Floor. | troduced calling for the establish s. experimental stall ment by the government of a bu-| postal savings banks im | reau of mining and agricultural col- gressional distriet, J. Redelsheimer& Co. | , WESTERN STATE fy yn Gin } 800-804 First Ave., Corner Columbia | MUSKOGEE sed of parts of Washington, Or Delegates from the Northwest to \£00, Idaho and Montana, with Bpo- | © suggest a Victor Talking Machine and * alee STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE |}|ive Travesinsnay: conarons are ant yh, caPhy WR? BRM | of Recorn You cam tart_paifog now and. we Pree terms 0 easy that you'll never miss the money. in daily Suits and Overcoat "$25 to $35 Values $22: 50 Until Noon Tomorrow $1.25 Wool Auto Scarfs | 69 Women's All-Wool Auto Scarfs, 24% yards long, with deep fringe; plain white, white with pink or blue. No phone orders.—Second Floor. Working on ® proposition of a new of Spokane. Resolutions wer Every Bank Depositor ane THE GRAND ‘gi.Sor TONTOMT ANY) ALL WHER. ore WW joy Ry seturday . TAX | Th peas WEN, | Until Noon Tomorréw Prices Se to €1.30; Matiners the to $1.00, | , | MONDAY EVENING, NO en 28, | Should realize that the return to normal condi | “ | rs Law 0a at ae haven” — cue AN oN EE VICTOR DEALERS—WHOLESALE AND RETAILe tions depends upon him, for trade cannot exist . F cre dee te | wevon acanities . 1406 Second Avenue Prices 91, $2, $8, 94 and $5; Boxes (8 orate) 630. Mall ordere received now I] | Reeular bux office ante Thursday, November 21 SEATTLE THEATER without bank deposits Fairbanks’ Mascot Brand, oval cakes, old and dry milled; lasts longer, than fresh s« p- No phone or mail orders.—Fourth Floor. Our record for conservatism justifies us in asking for your account FOR YOUR THANKS Matiness Thereday and natura THs wEKK GIVING FERS : fis lau’ ‘Varwue * ee tior i She a ioe Northwest Trust & Safe |) THRO AVENUE THEATER = ae 7 Pounds Prunes Cc Deposit Company | [rein mann Watney te an RARE LYNN Sr val ize, nice, meat k ren h ( ured Prunes 801 FIRST AVENUE. pines penerved aren ar bet 1 ; a & prateh 3 . os rites tae a a me I rroch Alexander Myer en Ph ge : ; b aa acer ahaa Hartman J. V. A. Smith t : A eve} 2 : Pacific & Puget Sound Phones Company Until Noon Tomorrow a) 00 Embroideries| DOC 5 shaneia's 0 ine iss and Nainsook All-Over r sTRicTLY a} Ada jes, ne penwork and blind pattert titable for SAVINGS ‘ dana Main Floor. BANK stein of 3 THE STATE stayer tae ’ bealile, Hecond Avenue and Pike Street New York, 2 Walker tr sonMARCHE Paris, 8 Clie Trevice. Chemnlts, 2° Theater Strasse ’ Crowns, Bridge Work Teeth Without Plates Fillings 50¢ Crowns $3.50 Plates Associated Dentists Under New Manage 1112 Second Av., Opp. Garvey ‘taal ON ALL DEPOSITS tank for Savir only” are the most Im 7 nt dey not the least DREAMLAND RINK Corner Seventh and Union. Barre! Race Wednesday Evening, November 20th, A Good Time Assured, FIRST AVE. OPPOSITE POST OFF. Manchester, 08 Faulkner 44,