The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1908, Page 6

And We Will Do the Rest Charge for one insertion, 10¢ per line. Seven words to the line, Three times, one cent & word, One month, Go per lee per day. Minimum charge for 20 conta, u DOWNTOWN AGENCY— Drug Co. Firat ey, RD AGENCY—P. Ht 3 Ballard . OPP City Hall. Phone, Ballard § MAIN OFFICE-Sevrenth av, } between Union and Universi Phones, Main 1050; Ind. 441 The Star cannot cuarantec accuracy or assun res; onsibil ity for errors of any kind oo curring In telephoned adver Usements ¢ MRETING. Annex, Beatt MH. Brown, X tospector nd Woodlawn, Si cer tine, om 60th Wanted Carpenters feom cottage Call 94 Sous h ———__—— Wanted cient) on Raitard 5+) pnb ingn_s lie 32.00, repatr cor paease fen hinan Mave aaz1. «2s Van aaa household turaiture a ee, terms , LE ER W000; terme eALTRY FURNITUURE WANTED. 219-920-978 Alsnae Butiding. “Valdes Furniture Cos Featocking sme: | tep prices for furniture how. 1s | Matin 2232 oF Ind. 5420. tf | DON'T FAL. a nent FOR RENT—ROOMS. ee Large front rete, widely furnish ee foor, 19. E287 Foarth ar Phe m id os ‘or lent ¢-ream cottage efty water Phone Mein 5658,” . Goe rulte of tae oF Thee huasrkowping yeoms, private bath, steam Nest. He distance: 115 Seventh wy. “tnd. 4538 Let—-Sinth ay oom cotiage, $10 — $$ For, Reni—t-roem hoe $14 per S-koem, Rowse. $10 per month. in Ballers. Proms Ds Main #907 we YY KAGLER & CO nec eenthliaacnennenpaenetinnpeenenineeteeee Three room Nouns for fent. eas ran and jolaid lincleum for eaie Tel fod. Black «5 28-38-p FOR RENT | ~~ eee Will let my up-to-date poultry plant | fest PERSONALS. — Mra Peterson —Craduaied midwife and sures, 1926 1th ay Weat Phane X 747 9-25-5-28-P | rae eon a anna FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS. ne ——— Wyoming and Occidental Coal Main (272, Foot of Yesler Way A 229% | of te F Geo. Berryhill. Keystone lump reduced from $4.54 Keystone nut tre Ps 4 hole & mHeciaity do mestic coals in the city 18-29-p | Wood ond Coal load: ment tn building | an . Mute” Ne| fn een Shop a the best of Bene | FARMS AND ACREAGE, Quarter Acres Lincoln Beach Villas “West Seattle” mIan AND WPLY LOW PRICE ¥ POUR BLOCK PARE FOUR CF A GRAND MARINE VIEW A GOOD SIDEWALK TO NLY A SHORT WALK™DO ' BNC Oo PAY & ACRE wh MAM nom § AY SAY oN DURE ® OHLN WHITE RIBNT AE Bi INE Wanted Quick Action ON THESE 5 Acre Tracts Ait cleared, ¢ inty reed, Finest 30.00 an Acre bieck from wet) located wti-p | * COUNTRY HOM —————— GITUATION WANTEO—FEMALE. / leurs, rel, level land 418 per morth. fe | attle war 29-p| ¢ | Princtpas cities For Bale Queen Anne rent $12 m igh chair Phone Queen ne, Standard, Do Nation Money i not a &% 197 Mw new dropheads switches made to t aud sold Mrs Ht v 1-43-2-11 dine and | rd, Ballard | ry ath, ¥ proved, adjot Team owes Feb, bevel balance easy ROMER T MALTY o19-920-a2t Alaska Buthding ———— UMGAP PLACB—Larae piece acreage « 4 hoges, only 4475 ves, E freah cows, tere bmere tracts, 1% miles sewth Auburn, of phone * land, b tomer desires quick se 8586 will Bay it 6 m Ree CD Tillman's enani 4 Times binek, at ence. ARE NABBED MANSFIELD, Ohio, Jan, 2. Carrying $3,000 in gold in a grip, John MoCue and Joseph Stevens were taken from @ Big Four train at New London today, charged with stealing the a y from the Adame xy « y'n office at midintacht nity, & elerk in the off has Yoen arrested as a confederate The thieves pushed aside a package containing $40,000 to get the gold. OCULISTS AND AURIOTS, 8G OLMNTEAD MD it te to 4, sundaye by 6p) 2 1 Hide Main 16 Wk aeeLre ME Wide Mours, 10-4 Bandaye, 10 ABS FRACTORS. MILLINERY. witiinary ah tom won, 2001 MUBICAL, Union Transfer 103 Fivst ave DR HE bration, light care Seneuitarion free ad Pike THE SEATTLE STA EXPRESS THIEVES SCHMITZ HAS KIND WORD Wé:DNESDAY, JAN, 29, FORE. L. REBER when the fire expowed to view yw wking Wore 10 te ‘ LABORERS PAIDOFF the Charity ( Kreatent activity | the soelety paid off for jtreme canes the later com or two days PROVIDE FOR FIRE. Littian Pisker, votes. 2% Holyoke Bloc % ‘ Washington Chifdre was completed | stallation of the [service in cane being completed DUCHESS CATCHES -POUND SALMON nen Main t at PATENT ATTORNEY! | disposition of the body will be | ques ee. Candidate for Republican Nomination for City Treasurer. DYEING AND CLEANING. 4 | Works, 216 Oni Let ua heip you That Nelson Metal pectal ” . AM Cherry at, | FARMS AND LANDS. ALN te orchard. fee eh place Owner festres prive toe a few Mase, 64.000 TRY utidion “| * “Mr, EL. Reber, 1} wo tasttt te alt, owt} SAN} feet, $948 tw 81.208, tar ting fink level, cleared | } WM Marre & 6o ' j 12, Columbia, ' | meanch Office, b409 Second Ave / Vaiterd - west; 9N08 per sere ROWENT MALTRY 919-900-958 Alan ros nice forma RY MALTBY a 919-070-971 Aldhke Mutiding MONEY TO LOAN. THE STAN LOAN CO i Second and James The Fee + wage earner. A clare of won his sidewa ik car tine Butiding ae LAKE WASHING proved, fine location. ‘omginess or empieye cam ob he without Without security bullding SALARY LOANS. TON PUTLOING. <n ee Oe Priva Inane Confidential 8 CRPANTMENT. V Holt. Mer on. Burin, bh. vice prea: R ler, correspondent the United ‘tat v | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS., QUEEN CITY FURL « By ood, worth $2 yer ic Phone A #260. our 5 years. vat qesresit of our prices by free | ) Al and be advised about ir IN SCEMT LOAN COMPANY, nc ET OA als t Co. 50 People’s Raving $$ «money ef low rate of ener & Mohiborn, 194-206 Ment. | Augustus Armationg. 140 New York | De Luxe Optical wholesale, retail, manufacturing ~~ PHYSICIAN n, 486 Arcade. Uto-urluary Giseases, 100 Arende; | Skit and gon — — Dwar ites RABY ON Stem. nt down and 1¢ per cont nonthe, interest at T per cent * nly a few tett! clears 970 per mer teres moery store, $76, doing good bust counciiman , lines to tell you that | am strongly has in sympathy with the contest for the pomination for! the republican | | have known pou well and (favorably for 16 years. You have the ability to make an jacter t* of the best and you have “ writes Mr pdemonsirated by the positions you Schmits in his letter to Mr, Rebéryyhave oecuplied on the various local and | bellewe that the people will newspapers that you have the abil- ity to make an excellent city offi ani & reliabie dye works, ring the Fourteenth up Mat ther A TdT Queen Cliy Dye La at t in a atrong letter indore ting the candidacy of B L. homination for eity tream treasurer on excellent city offi soo that you are nominated ” At the big meeting held in Lana peial, park taat night by the citizens af} the Fourteenth ward, to celebratgciiman from the Fourteenth ward jthe magnisteent gift to the city ef jhas satiafied me that the office of 30 neres of Innd for park purposgegcity treasurer ls one that requires ae 4 young man With plenty of energy 1 shall vote for you “My brief experience as a coun- «seed Mr. Sebmitz, prior to thea ;and ability meeting presented him to hit mange )myself and am urging all my friends and urged them to vote amdofriends to do the same y thet the people will see to it that Mr. Schosits’s letter to Mr Rebes ,you are nominated “Seattle, Jan, 25, 1968. work for him. ” CHV Reac ESTATE. jfonews “Sincerely your friend, “FERDINAND SCHMITZ, “Counctiman Fourteenth Wad.” oe ReS E IS ON THE FIRE MARSHAL —-—_—_—— Worth Investigating | to 1 on « strenuous search for, dead plague rate decayed fieh bait the desk drawers of Fire Marshal! otk this morning, was the somewhat commonplace ending of @ hot halfhour's work, on the part of Duliding Inspector W. Nv G Place, aided by the aforesaid fire ‘607 Plonesr Bide. “My dear Reber: —Just Vike vent. Convenient | | DUCHESS OF ROXBURGHE. (Beattie Star's Exclusive Service.) LONDON, Jan. 29.—-The Duchess of Roxburghe, formerly Mies May Goelet, of New York, lover of fishing, recently caught a 37-pound salmon in the lake Floors castie, the duke's estate in It was the largest fish ever taken from these waters. where the higher officials around the city ball have consigned Place | and Kellogg “untl] @ more conven jent season,” i pretext of selling him land, ard | ie |then wounded and robbed him. De | A coat and skirt suit of @ |mardo may die without giving o/ velvet has cuffs and vest 'ATTELL IS A 10T0 4 FAVORITE across only had been = madi daily an to the smell, and at last had been decided that it was! “dead plague rate and} | Kellogg got on the track of “one | For days past an unpleasant for} litte lone mouse” yesterday and | this morning came armed with a/| on Jefferson st. deadly trap and a piece of cheese : lan teolated spot he was set upon | land stabbed’ twice. He fell to the | ground and was shot three times. 29-—|Then his pockets were rifled of | Ffankle Nei! declares he would be | $150 in coin and a gold wateh and | Riad to go into the ring a short to have his jelan odor hax permeated the litte hote-in-the wall United Press.) FRANCISCO, 416 per mouth bays cottage and large int. | | wish without a doubt that favored Abe Attell on Monday to 1, took another tam last evening in Corbett’s } the quoted price was 10 to 4 in favor of the champion. That's the way the men who are backing Abe | measure his chance | Friday night LARGE EN@OLLMENT. STYLISH RAINCOATS Big Reduction A long delayed shipment of high- grade Cravenettes for men and women Just received. 3,000 of these garments in leading styles direct from our manu- facturing plant, and our orders are to dispose of them at once, eteeseeeeete + The last completed total enroll | ment of the Seattle public school | children, made on December 13th, # tainment of the visitors from show 25,491 children attending. COOLNESS PREVENTS _ ANIC IN THEATER, Here are a AT WOOL PARK #. North BORTON itAt is booming # nent videwalke and city wat ai! kinds wanted tow in FREMONT ANE BALLARD 8PECIALS. D each, for $60 » lot | Corner lot, on ¥ I at ay., for $500; cash we and 49 acres good land 0 4 HRODERG, 2004 Ieftornon Place, Haliard Phone Battard | 819 26 50 few of the many bargains. Sale starts tomorrow morning. For this sale we‘have marked prices down to cost and Jess. THREE GREAT SPECIALS Raincoats for Women $20 Values $10 $24 Values $12 Ladies’ $32 Silk Rubber Coats $16 150 styles to select from; imported silks, finest materials. GOODYEAR RAINCOAT CO. Cor. First Ave. and Madison St. largest Manufacturers of Raincoats in the World 6-ro0m house, lot $0100, corner, tine | Cravenettes a Mena two blocks | MARY GARDEN. Mary Garden, the prima donna whose success in “Thais” is one of the features of the grand opera season in Now York, proved herself i woman the other day, in preventing stampede in the Manhattan opera foward the end of the sec a fourinch steam pipe burst behind |was filled with the hissing of es. | stampeded and there was evident | from Joval iron and machine works baby basket Into & inclination on the part of the audi-|by the © ence to make a rush for the exits | States ste Miss Garden contihued to sing as if| the machinery of that vessel to fit of diminutive wheel& nothing had happened, and a panic was averted sale on Ballard ay [ARREST ALLEGED _ _DYNAMITER John Hurst, 47 years old, ba been arrested on @ technical charge of malicious destruction of prox - ert Efforts will made 1 prove, however, that he the tempts to blow eM. Rob |”. vinega ¢ : family with dynamite : Hurst denied the charge « him he 8 sl times within oe fow mon it in sald have been made to blow erts’ house, and shots, (t Is alleged, | U2 been fired through the w he 4 the ing that the misere id 4 ' dent determination t hit le his family, Re ‘ Ht in the hands of eneyw on th Marly Monday morning fyna Peterson, a member of the lence saye he saw @ man later Identified | to show as Hurst, place sticks of dynamite Robe on the poreh of Hob house and} unde y light them. Rushing up he ext ace lies CHICAGO, Jan Frank J.jmade until she q Constantine, convicted of the mur-| Constant mot der of Mra. Frank Gentry, January justice fc Ki 6, 1906, is dead, as the result of Ung the crime cou a sphctacular attempt at sieide. |the United Sts ing Several days ago he jumped over erica and beet = the railing surrounding the ter vturned te the cells in which he wae kept at the | & Joliet state penitentiary, landing being be on the cemented floor of the t j below ing @ ate He never regained consciousness Fellow prisa ne, mother of notified. No Mrs. Rose Constan the dead man, has be REVOLTING | === -TRAGEDY (By United Press.) NORTH YAKIMA, Jan, 2-~ Coroner Frank received word last evening that the corpse of a litte! girl had been found near Selah | Springs, about 15 miles from this} eity. The circumstances indicated that the child may have been killed, & ribbon about her neck showing Stains of blood. Coroner Frank will go into the Selah valiey to day to investigate. WOMAN KILLER FOILS JUSTICE (By United Press.) SAN MATEO, Cal, Jan. 20,— Louie A. Demardo, of San Fran cisco is dying at the Emergency hospital ben: ot wounds taflicted by two unknown men who decoyed him to this neighborhood on the} clew to his aasatlants |blue satin. The coat is @ Demardo was anxious to pur jhas large silver buttons chawe real estate, and the two/tary trimming of silvered) men met him in San Francisco and| The-hat is a mushroom interested him in some pretended | taffeta. A large chou s bargains | cloth is set at the front When they had decoyed him to! sweeping Marabou featl MODERN MOTHERS. LEARN OF chain, The thieves also stole his two diamond rings. RARER ERE ses WANT $250,000 TO ENTERTAIN EVANS. *) FRANCISCO, J 29. ~The finance committee of the Meet reception vommittee has decided to issue a call for subscriptions to aggregate $250,000 in order to have a sufficient fund for the enter the interior and the 16,000 men and officers aboard the battleships when they reach bere. Seeeeeteeeeeeeee eeeeee Reet aeeeeaee SHOOTS HIMSELF. (By United Press.) VANCOUVER, B.C, Jan. 29.— Grieve Macrone, assistant engineer ot the Grand Trunk Pacific at Kitt mat, shot and killed himself. His widow lives in Vancouver. Macrone had been with the company for some years. LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS. CHICA —Hogs, re ceipts: 000, sheep 22,000. Hogs opened five to ten cents lower; mixed $4.15 to $4.55, heavy $4.30 to $4.45, rough heavy $4.10 to $4.20, ight $4.10 to $4 Cattle ten cents lower, sheep steady KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 29.— Hogs, receipts, 20,000, cattie 10,000, sheep 7,000. OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 29.—Hogs, re cetpts, 20,000, cattle 4,700, sheep| PAPPOOSE BABY G 8,000. In the olden days EXHIBITS EXEMPT _ ee Sune See ack and walked FROM CUSTOMS.) DOCK Mister climbed (By United Press.) broncho and led the TOKIO, Jan, 29.—The diet passed | Country a bil today which provides that all) The modern womama foreign exhibits to the Japanese ex-|the era when she Bos position fn 1912 will be exempt from | offspring over her arm 3 customs ping bag and trip alone = unconcern, Inventiv®)) TO REPAIR RUSH. come to the reseué, : eee When mamma tite® Proposals have been invited/rying she may com mander of the United cunningly concealed mer Rush for repairs to er part of the contri her out for her annual cruise the | kets are light, durable #& coming sunnrer itito the Arctic. | tent }