The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1907, Page 7

F MARSHAL KELLOGG THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, “1907, LABOR 16 PLENTIFUL, 56120 and closed at 66 9-80; oats opened at 68 ble and cloned at oanh WARGHIPS REPORT, HORACE M’KINLEY [S| 7 Guns For Rent The Chicago, Mitwaukes & St. | 59 bBo 0c @ day at Theo, Wilts & Co, ]Paut ratteond Is having ne troublo| 6.—The COMING BA CK 11008 First AY | ts curing atl the lnb@rers it needs | battleship Ne "y anchored in | for ita ee vuction werk en tte] | Hampton Roads ay, Wireless it 3 Pe NE Jextgnston to the ¢oast, Large moneagen report abher , war@hips * (By United Pr ) jail in the United State Under: |/ rit yever in all the years heya mire, Stuking down a doxen [tartow of experienced miners from comin® to join Evans’ fest to be In} PORTLAND, Ore 6——The | neath he has written “Dear Steve: || to live wi Marshal! times, he hadsiong and exhausting) MOMANe are employed in driving the Vicinity of Cape Henry postal car® habit may get land|—1 am lek of the Orient and am Wo le? allow Dimselt to/ struggles before he could deag hie) ke nels and doing tha rock Horace G, MoKinley behind the| coming back, save a room for me, || eats wmarehes| feet Gat of the mire Uecheltine on} Tete IN R bars of a federal jall, MeKinley,|{ reserve in advance for fear they || fiver. Mr. K iv sure thé witlows he was able to reach | PREFER GHIGAGO FOR” EMO ellis ag ye Sager euauity ‘in tak Cea hea ctl dees 0 ur 4 b has taken a| A number of times the veteran fire datés shied thelr declarations into complicity in the Oregon land Another shows a picture of sev. || ec: plage pectin pete ee QS: NATIONAL CONVENTION, | Shite ahtad thelr declarations inte is RECOMMENDED frauds and who was recently ar-|eral Chinese sawing & large lox. || : struggles always ended in his boing (By. United Press) comptroller's office, ‘They are Gb rested and held in’ the Mukden, "This is an Oregon stick,” hel] ocak ‘ ve, abd act} alls te mabe bis GON 0 Getle tus WASHINGTON “De It te re.| bert Spray, of 1600 Seventh av., a Manchuria, Jail by the Chinese gov-| wrote on the margin “but not from || guaumbered feet down | ther on ported that three-fourths of the na-| Who desires the republican nomina-| Inereased salaries have been reo. | ernment until he escaped, announc:| 11-7, Blevenseven ia the claim e Si rs peat and bo« Stuck Half dead and barely able to/ tonal republiean committee and] tion for counctiman from the Fifth | ommended for Assayer in Charge be =: 4 if cniy shad Poles Seal [jag am Uh on pu aena dla ig due to L luck and a the fire marshal reached! senate leaders prefer Chicago to| Wards @ place for which there are) vitag and th yes of the local ao de his + Ait rare oe Lae SPOMRIOnT ceatens | . ne ver an id land just in time, Mis} Kansas Cit the conventto: |already four contestants, and A. A ' « up er to his partner, § XP i - satura ‘galt ht ogni ag Sil herp ol me enol ity one stave ation otty santa f er omenkn oe ty oath ‘ay. {AHA office, The secretary of the| now in the county Jail here. The MARRIAGE LICENSES. | ‘ire t only saved! no longer ylelded under him, than] cllittes: lwho {# out for the nomination oa | Teavity has suggested to congress | letters and cards are postmarked ON AND AFTER DECEM yp ip the 4 | y jthat the salary of the aswayer in| Mukden, via Moji, Japan John R. Clymer, 47, Tracyton from ein) of sight| his strength gave way and he fell] the city party tleket for counctiman a ta Moj!, Japan, and ¢ | 1USINESS Willow ‘tufts and haul-|on his face in the wet grass, How from the Third ward charge be increased to $3,260 per| registered and were sent about ten|4nd Kunice Black, 63, Brownsville BER 77TH OUR BUSINESS up by ' he ataid there, stretched ALLEGES SHE HAS! ‘ anniim. An advance of $400 ts reo | days after his alleged escape. In| William M, White, legal age, elt OURS ON CAT URDAY Wil “ 4 the treach-| full lonath, he cannot remember THEATERE WILL CLOSE. ommended for the chief cferk, $200] the letter McKinley states that he|and Henrietta M, Nance, legal age — vedihoiea ter ad now, He finally dragued himself “| | for the weigh clerk, $200 and §100/is coming back to the United/clty; William L. Erickson P|! ne FROM 10 A. M. TO 12 M ae Tir tearehy grotad. tile tats Weeee, amd Were was t0ld ISONER | (By United Press.) redpeetively for the other clerks,| States In about two months. On \Jensburg, and Augusta Prigmore a. any | ee aan cet eaa ee ee NEW YORK. Dec. 6-—The The-|4"d an increaw $1,980 in 1] the letter was a return addrons in/27, city; Toosuke Yukutake, 28 FROM 6 P. M. TO 8 P, M Rp began to break through] and that, he had become entangle Charging that for the 14 years of |atrical Managers’ association. has | ¥4es of work «en Mukden. The postal cards show|Oskland, and Seda Osads, 21,/) on OPEN FOR SAV pt going there, no one would have found|H©r married life she has virtually |decided to close all New York the McKinley's strain of philosophical |Japan; John Stoffclen, legal age, |) Wh Wile . ; ha must get} him been held @ prisoner by her hus laters next Sunday in view of Justice — or te cet be oe oe Martha Cothmand, legal }) inGg DEPOSITS ONLY : j ‘ ‘ Rg ret . jf] self in jail in China and Pater in! age, elty tid grow ne would! Mr. Kellogg passes the adventure|Dand, Carrie Jones today filed a|O'Gorman's recent dectsion in the “The ve ‘edhe off with a amile, but his aversion |Pl& for divorce from Charles Jones | supreme court that stage entertain The withdrawal of a fow —— | THESE HOURS ARE PRE ’ about, he unwittingly re-/to talking about It tells of the de-|!% the superior court |ments of any nature on the Sabbath |f! doflars a day by each depos | | - RIBED BY THE SEATTLE . vad Over we oou by whieh} be has to pet the harrowing} , crags, in — — han ‘ees jure teal itor, if he deposits none, would 1] “Next year I'll give || | red . the bog‘ experience out of hia mind ie bs an iI CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIA entered, practically locked up, not allow ‘ MUST NOT INTERFERE toon cripple the strongest to || the family a piano. That I | CLEARING Ho ) |'e correspond with relatives, and | stitution while an agreement was last year—this is TION but her husband The woman WITH CHILD among the depositors to exer || next year. | | claims to have been watched by cohee | [ cine a little more faith will = J t sptes in the employ of the husband.! Hetieving that relatives were at:{f! ., ae at al | i PREPARE AMENDMENT. tempting to persuade the ohild 2 ~ ee m i Bee awarded to his custody in a d /. J. BRYAN, j U S & ; — en The proposed charter amend-|YOres decree to leave him, Joho 8 I nion Savings s of nation-jentertained while here by the lo-| ment relative to the abolishment of |Murnell today secured an order — | be visitors tn insti cal alumat of their respective he pres-|tations. The alumni of Nebraska Will give a banquet to Chancellor Andrews on De On the lowing day he will be the guest the mani of Brown univer which he was formerly the p tent President Judson will be ban arrive here to| queted and entertained a Lr before the Washington Bdu-| umnt of the University of Chicago. Bsociation, which meets 1 by several graduates of that in | that date | stitution who are now members of fide state univers ‘eben Jan. 1 and {WO noted educa Wash ty of the University of ore will be MPTORY CHALLENGES. Imprisoament . i by @ cavetn which filled the shaft| was arrested by tha somes on Feb Cashier. Xmas will gladden the hearts of the entire house for a distance of 200 feet. Two of |, 5 150 oe Waban tala “ | bred ion ae ; ruary 6, 1204, and after being held hold and will make it a “Christmas-never-to-be jthe miners were drowned in the | several days in the county jail hi ; 5 bot om ot tha shaft at ee - as an Insanity suspect, was given irst Ave. and Columbia St. forgotten ' ensiiinadibaplaiohihscsscarsin loot level and at present McDonald | nis tberty ‘ E (By United Press.) site Ketseen Mxwler Gat Darron (tt thira miner Hatley, are wae Mik . STATTLE, WASH. Remember, we carry the largest assortment of " i * ‘ imprisoned at the pump he little crown prince of Spain - Mlowed, and the other attorney } x eonellanaal a po sicalled, fenae a reeye| the 1,000foot level in pursuance of an ancient custom, the best pianos and organs. No matter what your oe ee by | foom to jotn them. The nature of %@% Shut off and the imprise holds a re jon during bis morn fi : or wi lit . Bam peremptory challen » y a oe ore broke the pipes, using thia/ing nap every day, The ’ tastes are or what quality of tone you prefer, or George Parkin, the hermit conference was not disclosed eed ose 4 ve eo ly gg El la AE Ss ests Waller, who was passed for the attorneys retur to}? or ergo ny and aleo amet ore jos montanes = a a how much or how little you wish to pay, you are “— te ter | court, but the state excused | d from the outside. n officials « ° % 3 yesterday wemeen, etter — , hate excused Simp} ace at @ fixed hour and are admit Make Good Presents--Special | assured of securing the greatest value for the money feet be bad sever oem | Cast-Aside Woman Suicides. | tod in a body to the nursery to gare Prices for One Week ; , [ihe case and had only heard nt, Shubert, proprietor of LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 6-—De| upon the sleeping infant at the Pioneer Piano House WE of It, ove being favorable hotel wes érawmn but excused be-| spondent and feoling she had been | ———___— Pp , 7 Machi , Ladies you need a pair of Mate and the o to the Cause he d an opinion which he/ cast aside by her husband for an anos, rgans, ng Machines or other these nice Warm Slippers for Tra Simpson was call said he cou pt lay aside Jother woman, Mra Ida C. Wulst TRETM l t it e morning we of all Accepted by both sides.| The next four talesmen were ex-| committed suicide last night by in Cut rates on Dentistry. Dr musical instruments selected now will be h and wool. fait, either st PMrmerty a member of the amined and exe for cause and) hailing illuminating gas, Near the & J. Brown is giving his an 1 j fur trimmed or low | union. A long confer. the court then adjourned until late boy were Soued the fragments efi heel eat fetes en at Dental lelivered on Xmas if desired, without extra cost styles, with hand turn sewed — ~ note which she had written to/f work for the purpose of adv soles. Prices $1.50, $1.25 her hathand, whe te the progr’ tising hin world renowned Patn and— didn't look like a) bowls of the little strings had ot to b arted an argument, which he fin Goek hed by grabbing the canary and the Loy joint down the e patrolman beating it up ’ reet caught “him on hand after x tw nming candidacy of id H. Thom n nomfnation refuse to ac Mew expressed tn c of the of establishing that he qualified is not dis CHARGES BIGAMY. rtain Alleging a dual life on the ¢ thet he is disqualified by |of her sponse who, at the time he Reving still another year married her, was already the hus Mas city engineer, and have band of another woman and the Attorneys to prepare a father of two children, Mary with a view @ the subject Wagner brought suit yesterday in superior court for divorce from jam Wagner, alias §6Charies d to @gKs and poultry from ing to Park Poultry Yards wine Be Teoms, 1309 Arcade Way " Main 918, Ind. 5235. Our aiate & from our own ranch Month Par Acre famous Takima Caltiveted, irrigated, and cared for. N, DENNY & ine, Alaska Bidy Sheet Music 15¢ Made tn Germany Paimah House Shuffle. Reception Waltzes. + nd Maw PAUIT “ARM. 5 | | a wish To sect || REAL ESTATE OF ANY 4 ION AND WANT || ren randma’s Kitehen Floor GK SALE, SEE INTER: | | > Now the Light of Da BOND & REALTY re ae ttle ie pal 108 AMERICAN BANK | | ave mm Foreve | There's a Very Pretty Moon Tonight Open Evenings CLINE’S PIANO | HOUSE L. KLEIN Me Best Shoe Repairing in Oty While You Wait 27 JAMES ST and and Sweaters For Yourself or asa Present Me ol style a w« ris being almost entirely superseded by yy Meth Bweater and the Buttoned Jacket (nee illustration) OW Towest priced Wool Swoator at is @ good weight SE Well made; comes in seve Maine at this pri Pike weights in aire E Tetier:, $3.00, Je al colors and {# an exception ! weaves, up to BEB LHD, HY TACKOUM os cccceeee coveeree MEO King Bros. Co. Pt av. 719 Second | Bidg, av., hear | Carrest Appasel for Men, Columbia CP 20m ecto ome com ena comemem fee a a } health to take charge of all sani | Mrs. Cart Fouts, Mrs, Pederman tary matters, has been prepared by | Bertha Pederman, Frank Hen Mayor Moore and Corporation |@ticks, Adelbert Burnell and Mra | RUST & Counsel at Calhoua, to whom it|5. 1. Crossman from interfering tagger | wien or intoroepting Lotta tut SAFE DEPOSIT | jnell, at present attending the j | Queen Anne school ho 8. Bur ENTOMED ye COMPANY | the high speed, « i by} six exetted Chinamen © bird Ih We have a lot Our name alone is a guaran 5 had been lost in the j of bargains in tee that your work will be tial got all wrought up The story got no further, as the | slightly used In painless and the best - - | e the court un- | city torney ought the matter struments | had wand @ subject for the International Nothing better | | Brown Dental Parlors || ir. M. SPINNING Bike quest of a sleep pro | Peace Conference, and out of his| ra Christmas 713 FIRST AVENUE THINK THOMSON DISQUALIFIED | 1205 Second Ave. | V-Neck Jerseys | from Judge Griffin in the superior the board of health and the creath | Susie C, Burnell, last year and has jhad custody of the child ®. SHORROCK, Prostdent, 3, P. HARTMAN, Vice President. By United Pre | RENO, Nev Le | working 1,100 feet below th PLEA iS REFU bmn ta the Alpha shaft The county commissioners today " x consolidated mine, Me} refused the claim of P. J. Martell ALEXANDER MYERS, r McDonald, Pumpman Batley | who asked $5,000 damages for al Secretary. and three miners were tmprisoned a.V. A. SMITH, lowed falne Martell Chicage Wheat tients do his advertising. CHICAGO, Dec, 6--Cash wheat | or - at S1.011-8 and closed at | $20 Ok cash corn open ran boas | | 1310 SECOND AVENUE | Dignified Credit A Store present as $5 ¢ will b Singer Offices 1,2, 3, 4,5, @and 7 Union Block. One Door South of MacDougall & Southwiek’s Id one. Piano 8120 Ss Joho Fly on the Fiyer SEATTLE. TACOMA ROUTE. Fare Se-—Round Tri; FOUR ROUND TRI LEAVES SEATTLE - and 10:26 a m, 2:06 and dD. Steinway Fischer Kohler Weber & Chase . Ete Ete Catalogues mailed free. KOMLER & CHASE 1318 Becond Ave. Opposite Arcade Block mm LEAVES TACOMA — 6:35 « 2:16, 3:65 and 7: We Are Forced Into the Street landlord has The notified us that we had to va i, cate our present store by January Ist. Being un $12.50 Men's Suita, in Sootch tweeds and ct \f able to find a location, we will sacrifice every un For just @ small payment $20.00 Men's Suits, in imported tweeds, fa x ak Gee tee | down and tures and black clay worsteds; go a $9.00 Prob chins if called-for Suit and Overcoat in our store at Boys’ Shoes. Let Us Suggest A New Suit A Stylish Skirt A Berviceable Coat. Suits or Overcoats ..saceseeses PlLZ.50 A Pretty Walet $30.00 Suits or Overcoats ... oes $15.00 A Frapronaire: Fir. A Beautiful Petticoat $35.00 Suits or Overcoats ......... ove, MRT SO A Becoming Hat. And plenty more practic $40.00 Suits or Overcoats csewseveecess $20.00 sscat moderate presents at the Payments Pacific Outfitting Company 422 Pike Street imperial Tailoring ompany 1112 SECOND AVE. $10.00 Men's Suits $12.50 Men's Overcoats, in blues and at $18.00 Men's Overcoats, in meltons and overcoatings $20.00 and $26.( Overcoats, in velo’ $15.00 Cravenettes, « $20.00 and $25 $2.50 Men's Pants go at $3.50 Men's Dre | prices, and alwa remember | CLOTH SOLD BY THE YARD. “3 yell on Be Necktles, In fancy boxe “Ae eas ae Arm Pands, in faney boxes; go at $2.00 and $3.00 Gold Filled Cuff Buttons; @ Old Rainier Clothing Store Trust Co. Cor. SECOND and CHERRY and Make Your | Selection as $6 a month will put a fine piano in James D. Hoge, President. N. B. Golner, Cashier, As little your home to be enjoyed not only on Christmas day but for a lifetime A piano or organ brought into the home on Third and University $1.00 RAYMOND & HOYT 405—Pike Street—405 TACOMA STOCK For Sale in SEATTLE We were the successful buyers of the $12,000 Morris Gross stock, of Ta- coma, for the insignificant sum of $3,200, which enables us to sell the highest grade of seasonable merchandise at 2 5c, 35c, 40c and 50c on the dollar. This is the greatest cut price sale ever known in the history of Seattle. Every Suit or Overcoat bears the Morris Gross Label. Pacific Coast Headquarters for Pianos, Organs, Talking Machines and Musical Instruments of all Kinds. Men's Suits. ,, Boys’ Clothing. | zo at in cassimere and tweeds; go at Overcoats and Cravenettes. and thibets; all silk lined; go a aranteed water-proof orts Furnishing Goods. Rit i Und 00 Priestly blacks and fancy gra Craveneties, at go Men's Pants. Pants go 4 in fane Men's Pa 0 Men's Pants and $7 Jootch twe Men's Shoes. calf and velours; go at 42.2 teed for 10 years; go a ssa 2 This entire stock must be sold quickly, So cone at once while stock is complete. 1104 First Ave. Near Spring. Near Spring,