The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1908, Page 2

2 THE SEATTLE STAR—PRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1908. peer i SS ts ae Se sinpiliiieniedil | MEET ON THE FLOOR | — FRISCO ie rwo wen wna DP g own the age February, ter went below 4 degree haat Unt h ae ee a | ARY WEATHER 70=aiimeasvi =a | PORTLAND AND SEATTLE TO JAPS LEAVING i 2sck FEBRUARY WEST : ter Tet tre Yu Beto el Last Day Tomorrow of Our Arthur Knowles, 48, whe Hut once in that time ha eathe « discounted, the back : J t " began, oene © , s eqn ié¢6 ne hee The t eet pron Seatte BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31 fowing ai yoo 5. pocordl o | and pow Bite aparece “ ty om ” hardest conic forward ..De Chesne) merchants and laboring class ‘ot ™ to the police last night, summer without having experic generally CR gp us b forward Ames * damnn, | Overs Se. ee ed any of the severities of winter ging About halt a) cating of a t Japanese are leaving San Pray E. Smith, 84 years old, of Puyal a : FB yp ned : si mm -geliidited ‘to take plage | Hawtman Pt), center, Babcock | potaking themselves back to thelr *, ia also reported missing, He| February is comparatively « mild) shine and cloudy Sweeping Price Reductions i at tie YM. CG. AL gynenie be Gute ward ..Moldenhour | jgiand homes. or the fast mont ee genttlo J 7 month, For the past 17 years, ce ‘ a " . Blaser 7 “ate ’ tween the Portiaad:end the Beattie | Mackiy guard Ra & concerted movement has been go- |e*™me to Beattlo Jan. 7 ering the records of the Unite erably aS a ya fart exoets In Every Departrront ef the Store, ’ Y. M. C. A.“basketball teams vext Gates (vay (sub) Fiedler ing ong the Japanese, particulard States Weather Bureau service | fros Inet the previ on Monday eventing, February at 8 Poof, Doewthl¢, physieal director) jy merchants packing up they ef Investigate Mine Disasters. ) the monn temperature of the| a» $10 In he ) nes — : Ra : ft y o'clock of the local ¥. M. ©, A. received &/fo4@y or setting them and leav Ww ASHINGTON, D. C, Jan, 34 month has by a aa doar « with ‘ he avers a toe A s Very Fortunate Pur ; q ‘Portland holds the enviable ¢ etter from A. M: Grilley, manager gan Francisco. The house comtuitte 26! never a time when ¢ thermome | ha oe ; ag a E ord of having ¥ ever eof the Portland team, yesterday, in tp the last week at loast 10 Jap offered « favorable report on fas = chas A ry 7 played this n. As thie is which Grilley stated that he would | snese firms have cléved thelr doors t's resolution providing for a . ana Gouie OAdi ver 1. | first time t the Portland and be unable to accompany the teem 4 systematic effort is being ma oral Creatigntion = mine ye INSANE MAN ESCAPES t F Beattie teams have ever met on to this city, Prof, Douthitt said py the Japanese to quietly dispos rm ne senate has passed a ce aeenk, tae Sie at a q the Moor, all concerned are im that the visiting team would oro of their business holdings and similar resolute wh ley ve ng RO ming Ih ggton Wag Apap dan ac o m Ss i tense! interested Although Se abl be in charg of Charles " Alexan wld attle has oat one game to Van Mackle Lamore, of Seattle, who was ad (the streets for severs earn, re Values to $1.00. Saturday Specia p Gouver, the score heing 19 to 19 Music will be furnished by the | judged insane and sent to the torned by yenterday after having at, each t q the home team gives promise of Y. M,C. A. orchestra. After the Steilacoom asylum ‘three weeks |been lost for two days. Mr. Wat ; 4 ®@ fast came, and ie confident ef) game, an exhibition of tumbling ago, escaped from the guards while son was grief stricken when be fell o BARES 8 ge e ’ , at The eal ‘ ; vietory and apparatus work will be given out walking and haw not been re pin a chair in an uptown s166, ‘Wille this spect omg vc nase 5 : The Uneup follows by the local gymnasium boys Gebtak Lemaws temmy & of and the dog falled 16 reepond pt gue hyper Bie eat rire we gd sien, Q = = & violent character to his call when he aw pre wegee fro Bae pals pmo +e . : 8 second: Traffic, 110, thi ‘Tim — ae - paaenasen vrising daintily mo i eff b ATHLETIC NIGKT eis . "| POOPOSOSESESEPEOOOOOEDOOOSOOOD to $1.00 at 2c, Come early a ‘ 4 Third race, thirteen-stxteenths of 3 ” f am Uncle Henry, 107 (Miller), | > - 0 S ] 4 ; AT THEY M c A. 8 to 1, won; Gold Shore, 103, | 3 ces ur ale 7 4 ms stag second; Prolific, 98, third. Time, | 3 = i : ) pear | FS Y SPECI = The Physical Culture department | Plittner, 112 (Harty), 9 to 2, won; NEVER MIND HOW YOU COME, BUT HURRY IN AND TAKE large number of value-seeking shoppers, in our various de > of the ¥, M.C. A. has made the an-/ Heat. 112, second: Geo S Pavis.| ,oVANTAGE OF THE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF PIANOS ; partments; but for After G P M won ti hive e | | e Le : woancenent tet from sow pede od Fifth race. one and one-quarter AND TALKING MACHINES AT THE HOUSE OF JOHN 33 SATURDAY AND MONDAY F Es gy oni _— uz RE TO A “ | > Bateen Se Austria China is Basketball. game, the gymonasinm mlles—All Right, 104 (Mungrave), 6 STON ERE TOO LAT $ . , 9 . severe | Won: Josie Wheeler, 102, sec $ We are going to offer the public some ticoats dad Butter a pda ne agg ——" oud; Bannocense, 104, third. Time. : siebilialiba | going s , Es : oo 2 a A iliinery values 98 q Tomorrow wight the followink |” Sixth race, threequarters of a| ‘There are many people in this, And for $317 and $104 you can $ Greater Values Than Ever reg) Spe c p a epvata vm be ros 220 yar mile-—Canardo, 109 (Ross), 5 to 1. city who have been putting off com-| choose between two almost new | 24 ida eae es ae é 4 yards, — o puben, 109, nd; Aunt . . : Fs The best time in each of these brad _ yy an ‘s ing tn and taking advantage of this) (one wae used only wixty de *) Repuleh Ole Silene ewan: bleh tacks and letg sleeves, ow barn, values on 10¢ veen, Aa : events oo me on teak a on] great Clearance Sale from day to see — Rs —, be pe k and short sleeves; embroidery 69c 2be, at we ' at ‘ There will also be a 12-pound sho day Grands, sold the world over for trisnmed O44 lot of Corsets, values eee ee ee ee. Tees CHALLENGE | ‘To all such we sound @ warning | $525, by email dealers as high Long hipped, ‘high bust Corset of excelient model, made in to 21.50, ineinding hs “Gti ti contests are open to a enlor and tn 5 > t mane white batiste, trimmed with 1 50 American Lady 3 inches wide, with Bab: © 3 gtedeat members. Student mem note You haven't a minute te lone an OM. Phd oak fovees Sngiish band. Special value and J, B. Models. After tenberg insertion ‘ bers, however, must enter not later now. The remaining fine Pianos | ens aud the other t oe New impartation of @4k Shirts, ali colors. Regular 5 00 Ta eae 50c et eee y -ugiagit: Abserminatsanadbone apy and Talking Machines are being! are values, the equal of which will $6.75, Speciat row, at .. After 6 p. m. to The Seattle Meteors basketball snapped up tn an zing manner! likely newer be seen again in this Silk Gaby Caps, with fine cluster tucks and lace 65c 10e Jap Rose 7c morrow at, yard . 0a YESTERDAY'S RACES | team tervee an open chattenge for! 4 i wit pot be surprising it! or any other city trimmed. Special . “ one 10¢ Imported fi games to any outoftows teams | 1. 1 wot be enough instraments| A dainty little ebonised case up All-Linen {nitial Handkerchiefs. 10c 15 yer ne afl colors. After AE aE The following representa the line | 6 go nd right in xplendid condition goes Special Cc p. m. tomorrow | up: Hoar and Moxley, forwards ' le 7 at GAKLAND. - and Alles and Rear, tf You have the slightest inten-| BO for Sie. Another medium AWTY ie oo Men's 261nch Gloria Silk Umbre Regular $2.50 1 95 values. Special mier ned upright, been used a littie quards. Allen, the past guard, in| 10" of securing & fine plano oF) Loe will make an excellent prac Ladies’ 26-inch Gloria Stk Umbrelias, Regular 1 69 . : r sd talking machine within the ext i 4 $2.60. Special First race, futarity ‘Cuernareca. the coach of the Lincotn high echool year, don't for any reason let this | U0e Blane, now only Pit and 0 on y 4 16 (Sandy). 5 to 1. wou: EX: team. Hoar has had four years Year, don’ for any wason let thie) vis ing Machines Nearly Gene. ee Se 25c teen, “er sercnd; Wimore, | practical experience ot the Univer: Orci ccdng this greet eleacance| You'll have te step lively if yee Sees Pay ARP haa Sky 165, third. Time, 1:15 f { Nebraska, where for two Coigat Bhaving Sticks. Regu’ “So hgge: Poche ARI ha ly Sage in of the team, “#*. It Will cost you nothing @x-/expect to secure one of the re EE ey oa jaca ve Cc Sile—-Minsie Bright. 10 ‘Gil. The Meteors have won four out of CODt 8 few ict tee pomtaienensl teetanaesy ah tee weamehine ae Colonies Se Fuliet Water. 18c ear tedgge M veel, mm _ @ powsible ts. a of this really great money saving duced prices now aenxed ‘ 15c P 663 = gos Be ‘ t This Clearance Sale will postu te 137 45. challenge, Address all “*°" . Special ebeees ‘Third race. futurity coure--| communications to Manager W. L.| And do not stay away because ly end tomorrow ulght, and fery | Tooth Brushes, good bristies. Regular 20. 10c Duke of Orieans, 119 (W Hams). Wingfield, 172¢ Harvard av., Seat-| you haven't all cash. In this Clear likely sooner, Al the preseut rete! Speci Sto 1, won; Umma G. tle. ance Sale we are making terms so/ the remaining instruments will) Kight-inch Rubber Dressing Combs Regular 2 20c. 10 3 Red Hit, 114, third. . easy that the most modest income Surely go before then Bo dop't jal ‘ Cc a Fourth race, one and o WOMAN SHOOTS HERSELF. | can afford to secure @ fine plano WSlt & moment longer—come in at] Extra Large Bath Sponge. Excellent 25c q teenth miles—Midmont, 102 or talking machine. once ree a Cen Pe be} valve est MPa ere Claim), 6 to 1, won: Laaell (By United Press.) Rut, as we stated before, the | Dor ck go tencention s deni 260 Business Envelopes. 29c second; Cocytus, 83, third. Time. BRINNON Jan. 31.—While | quickest action is necessary now. | Bow fa pool ams Siz Speciat oe ésaee Lu. shooting at & target, Mre. Walter/ Arrange to come the first thing to-/ ¢ ' bl 180 Sheets of Fine Writing Paper. Fifth race, one mile and seventy | P. Horner accidentally abot herself | morrow morning. siaaghter prices Special jobdun: anvuabaie c yerds—Maxtress, 109 (Gilbert), 8 in the foot with a revolver. The! if you came right away you can! $15.20 takes the § 25 kind 200-Page Journals, well made. 40c te 1, wou: Bill Curits, 111, second; wound wae dressed by ber hus yot secure a fine Mobart M. ¢ bie | $15.66 takes the § 35 kind Special + trees Derdors, 106, third. Time, 1:51. | hand and another person, no doc! or Kimball or Baus or Steinway or $32.40 takes the § 40 kind: 106 Dennison’s Best Quality Paper Napkins. 25c Stath race. one mile and twenty tor being avaliable, and the bullet Knabe or Emerson er Ludwig, ote ; $99.45 takes the § 55 kind Bpecial wee rds—Ralvigh, 90 (Walsh), $ to extracted. Mrs Horner is consid: | at prices ranging from $123, $196, $55.85 takow the $ 60 kind | Dennison’s Lunch Sete, table cloth, napkins and 15¢ wou; Tavora, 3, second: Mas | ered one of the crack shots of this | $142, $166 up. $56.15 takes the $100 kind deities. Special, S205, third. Time, 1:47 16 section | A superb Parlor Grand Upright) Let us urge you once more to Regular 50c Solid Back Hair Brushes, geod awaitty 25 bristies. Special si ic Bath Brushes and Hand Brushes. 25 POO vos cvede cecsesccsvenss cesevees coeceesies c ee we | | im handsomely figured oak case | come right away, lest you be dis Los ANGELES. CRICKET GROUNDS. goon now for $218. This plano cost | appointed Remember Money ; | originally $435. And for $286 you! Rack” If not satisfied is our guar First race. fivecighths of a The park board has authorized) can secure, tomorrow, an ele lantee. And you can pay by the mille—Oriflamb, 112 (Purne), 3 to the conatruction of cricket grounds | gant walnut case upright, fall size, week, month or year If you choose, won; Lake View, 199. second; in Volunteer park for the com | ased only uine menths, cost new /D. 8. Johnston Co. Oldest and Mahone, 109, third. Time, | venience of those desiring to play | $475. (This one cannot be told| Largest Deslers, Johnston Co. 2:02 34. the same. The grounds Will be from new.) | Hidg., Third and University. Second race, threeeighths ®' in the southeastern portion of the ! mile—Rubia Granda, 102 ae park near the Fifteenth av. oa | 7 to 10, won; Copper Princess, 107. trance. 1529-1533 Second Ave., PPP SSEOEESESSEESOEES ESOS ESOS EEDORESEREESE ROSE SEESEEESEOE OSES Profits Abandoned. Original Cost Dis- regarded. All Winter Goods Must Go Come in tomorrow, Saturday, and look over the matchless Bargains we are offering in Men's Clothing, Overcoats, Priestley Cravenette Raincoats, Hats and Men's Underwear. Men’s Suits Saturday for $8.95, $15, $19 Matchless values, which you will find hard to duplicate for less than double the price. Heavy Overcoats and Cravenette Raincoats $9.75 and $15 sy buying one of those is like making 50 per « A Snap for the Cold Spell---Every Overcoat Will Be Sold at = All our $10 $5 Overcoats A r $15 Overcoats $000 All our $18 $9 Overcoats ‘Ove $12. 30 THEGHUB On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole ton your investment, Men’s Underwear atural woot and came! hair. $1.00 quality tomorrow ase Heavy natural fleece, 75¢ quality for ihe values In vicuna, merino; heavy weight. On sale tomorrow Big Bargains in Men's Pants tomorrow for $1.95, $2.75, $3.50 to $4.00. $1.00 Boys’ AltWool Knee Pants oenewuns he Be 5Oe Boys’ Ribbed Underwear .......... ccsecceee oes S Peruvian Yarns, finished seams ise oF Boys’ Extra Heavy Cotton Hose Suet bide coud ; 128 ¢ tee Men's Natural Merino Sox ae tog BP kin Work Men's Maco Yarn Sox, 20c kind % ge Men's le Canvas Giov y. Boys’ Jersey Wool Sweaters, $1.25 quality for over ie de pe 10¢ ine avy Work Sox, le quality for be Men's and Hoye’ Caps and b0c values for 5 Hoys’ Khaki Suits, all sizes... Worth $2.00, Tomorro - ; ibe 7 — = $2.00, Tomorrow ..§1,00 12%ec Collars, slightly sotled; nearty all sizes, To close for tse ihe Mechanics’ Heavy Sateen C Hoye’ Suspenders. Special © Woston Garters tomorrow Men's Hats for 95¢ and $1.45. Odds and ends must go. Some of these run as high as $3.00 and $4.00. 5 Elgin Shirts, in soft and stiff bosoms; made from the best erials; fit and workmanship unexcelled. On sale for She Men's Heavy Work Shirts, 50c and 75c quality. Tomorrow Be McCormack Bros. Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys. 812-14 FIRST AVENUE BET. MARION AND COLUMBIA STs. SHSOSOOSEH OO OPIS O SESE OSES OOOO SESS OO OOESEOOOOSD E at, skein 2he Craddock's Tal 10¢ Women's 360" Haun cum Powder Size Hose, double ® ibe “Ninetta” Face 8c 4 and spliced heel. E Powder Pair p ¢ | Women's ie Gray Men's 25 a Fleeced Union Hose. Suits 33c pale ~ THE STORE THAT SERVES YOu BEST : a © ti u 3 ne Oe ‘ Selerette ate ee 9 4 ¥ t Six o Cloc on Saturday Eveni Our Savings Depart: opens at SIX o'clock op evenings Instead of five glock formerly. The closing hour mains the same (eight o'clock) that Savings Depositors now I only two hours for the t of business on Saturday This, as we have heretofore @ plained, is in compliance with’ new rules of The Seattle Clem House, and we trust will a inconvenience to our depositors, ’ LESSSOSESESESES SESE ESEESEOOESESE SESE SESEDE EES ESESEE EOE SESSSS OSES OSES SFOS ES ESSS SEES SOSED era Ss) > Oe Peo > ss Ausevioa Alaska Lams tt Victor Records by Herbert Witherspoon | TEN INCH SIZE $1.04, 641071—-Mother o' Mine. TWELVE INCH SIZE $1.50. Samson—Honor and Arms Meet Me By Moonlight Alone. Messiah—-Why do the Nations? Gipsy John (a) By the Short Cut to the Roses. (b) Black Sheela of the Sliver B Meseiah—The Trumpet Shall Sound Kiijah—Lord God of Abraham. Elijah—It is Rnough Sherman, Clay & Co. 1406 Second Ave. rry Widow Waltz,” 15¢ | Ratterfly,” ibe Song of the ONLY $ 10 D Robins,” 1 All for You,” > will Ihc: “Smiler,” 15¢; “Ever-Lov ing Spoony Sam,” 1Se; “Broth er N Gave Ont Checks for Rain"; “Sometime,” 15¢; “Slum- | ber Sea,” 150; “Starlight,” 15¢ | not Flower Girl,” 16e; “Meet Me || $25 @ in Seattle, Dearie,” 26¢ | can be ay he Red Dom Dance of the Crawfish Up im the Afr About the; “Polley King,” 15¢ Me on the Roller,” Ibe will the New I Re the True Love?” 16¢ To Bohemia. S Reception Waltzes,” Sweethearts Time,” 1 Old Oregon Home,” 1 $110 up New Pianos $226 a> KOHLER & CHASE / 1318 Second AM > ) ee Dance,” 15¢; “Black ¢ sae feay 15¢; “Brides and Roses,” 15¢ | Ree ms } CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE | | 1205 Second Avenue t DID YOU KNOW] Xen red and grabbed blocks from the EXPOSITION The Best Shoe Ri e City While You 217 JAMES 8T.