The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1908, Page 3

= 10 o Oa the ground the eit was ye i en 1a i i z a Ht sev WY DAMAGE IN REGRADE CASES jury hearing “~- Rath Parker aceused of pass that she had overdr salts for boys fr No. O Hammond Guy C. Stratton, secretary of the Hatchet 35c Seme Shingle company, was today | SATURDAY. charged with involuntary man-|f A 50-cent ounce of White Rose veneesece seegeceoes slaughter, in an information fled |§ A 50-cent ounce of Carnation Pink...... .. : FM. SPINNING 1310 Second Avenue THE GROTE-RANKIN CO.— i e Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels Hi a e St. Clair Malleable Range | anne ba, alelnate A Fuel and Repair Saver All the Time | eel ‘Winter Suits isefulness and worth by the truction is rigidly examined fection in every detail, and place the user in no danger td of getting an inferior article. Come in at any time and let uperior points of the St. Clair Malleable R nee $1.00 down and $1.00 a week secures any one of our many stoves and ranges. Your old Stove in exchange at its full value. 11463 To | AVENUE. pete aetna “% SRATTLE STAT ERIDAY FRARUARY 14, 1908, od > Th § lll sa ii | POLICE ARREST SOCIALIST) ...SF". ., BMBEZZLER today on ac = FORMAYOR "AND FORGER wh wa Jnot ont of loca® origin, as i Jheavy pouet came — from fends represented that hé had|#0outh this morning, whereas the toing relief work among the val number of pouches is thre aliete, and urged (his as a rea /Or at the mo ur | SN Grry, ore, fo coring hia libe ORPGON CITY, Ore 14 Ole 0, who was arr was arrested Hadeen. Others tn the crowd who day to be alxo a forger, ‘The dt be die tng Ante Were ploked nitted by him to cover the de | f n Was today pronounced he mer - we A week ago Olsen fell f . asian nw his 2 and he ull in 7 - Fred | (By Unitel Press.) ; { the fall. It is t Lg) ‘ee speaking s i " » ne n The cases are being heard | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14 believed he was attempting to com Judge Gordon this afternoon Edna C. Whitington was found dead | mit suicide when he fell and that {in @ Turkish bath this morning by the supposed accident was really Mra, Charles her husband and the husband of | destruction | Mrs. Whitington, had come from | Bakersfield to this city on a pleas a | Takes Poison, LOS ANGELES, car Feb. 14 } Despondent over family troubles, | T Mra. Evan Nichols, 38 yeurs old swallowed a lump of carbonated Kanoline, at the home of her son 1. Las inlaw, Bert Shadley, on Los An (By United Pre “Tame Melos st. early this morning and) WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 14 [died a few minutes later A® predicted, the plan of the For DALLAS, Tex., Fed. 14.—Reports | — received here today state that a tornado struck Tyler, Tex. early today, Several persone are report ed killed MORILE, Ala, Feb. 14.—A ape cial fram Mosavt Miss, says a tornado struck that place early to day, killing two negroes and tnjur ing several, Twelve buildings were blown down. Unconfirmed report reaching Mobile of damage by | storms t the vicinity of Hattles . burg: Mion. AN wires are down A Souvenir for Saturda On Saturday afternoon and evening we will give away with every > > . . ° * * 7 * o . . * » » * * * “4 BANK CLEARINGS. & |p 2Scent purchase an ornamental and practical glass pen. These Pe pens are made by the glass workers now exhibiting their craft in ; Seattle. # if ovr north window. This ix your last opportunity to see this in * Cleartngs today. ..$1,496.494.00 @ | Strective and educations! performance and to obtain the many beau + eae 165,928.96 @ (fitful little glass articles offered for wale at next to nothing*prices 4 Tacoma. * Remember, the pen is fr with every 26-cent purchase. It in + Clete $ 715,017.00 @/f & 800d pen to use, giving a clear, bold hand. Kxbibit positively * Belanien 29.445.00 @ | OMds Saturday at 10:30 p. m . Portian: | * chaise eb k eanlakas a THIS PRESCRIPTION FOR A COLD. & telenane A 55.962.00 & Filled Saturday for 60 * * OU of Pine % ounce Saturday * * Glycerine . eiton aN eee eee eee eens SAYS CHARGES ARE FALSE Mra. H, T. Haynes, No. 414 Weat Gayler st, Was arrested this after noon On & Warrant lasued from the prosecuting attorney's office, « Whiskey § oun A harmiess, old-fashtoned, simple 1 cure—it's your fault if your cold For continues. LIVE WIRES FOR SATURDAY ON TOILETS. Air Float Talcum, i5e nine; Sat Rose Cold Cream, 25¢ jar for urday be 5 Eastman’s Oriental Sandal Tal ‘ a cum, regular 25c; Saturday | Picketcker’s Violet Talcum, for regular 260; Saturday to Euthymel Tooth é : +0 SOe She; Saturday 12¢ § Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine Hair Woodbury's Dental Cream, regu Tonic, S0c size Saturday for ing failure te invest money ant. Bia; poareay for ise Seah: $ ate trusted to her for investment by a SOME WANTED GOODS AT CUT PRICES. mer servant girl, and obtaining goods under false representations. | A 91.25 Alarm Clock, guarant Raven Little Cathartic Granules for one year; special fot for the liver, purely vegetable Mra Haynes strenuously denies ’ ee both charges, saying that the erin Sie ® bones for covers SOC al proceedings are brought to Chest Protectors——No need of | Blaud’s Iron Pills, 100 fh a box; settlement of what should be looking for a he Chest Pro for whe civil cases. | tector elsewhere when the | Nete Paper—One pound of the Mra. Haynes’ attorney will file | Raven offers a Sc Protector bert lines paper and one pack a demerrer to the Information on for 2he and 75¢ one for 5O¢ age of envelopes to match which the warrant was iasued. Her |. OrrineT ure for drunken Saturday only this 25e worth friends believe in her innocence of $1.00 box; spe for ive any criminal deeds. { She | Sleepers for daddy, who walks x If Bromo—A bottle of Carter's Bro the floor, and all sizes of cold | Mo-—-enongh to cure 150 head feet, per pair 10¢ CH RGE is FILED | aches, for She Lunch Gaskete—Folding, wast: Raven Kidney Pilie—Get to the | able, sanitary, regular ie one seat of the trouble We for we TWO BIG SPECIALS FROM THE PERFUME DEPARTMENT FOR by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney | Vandeveer ip the superior court, } The charge arises from the death | ot Henrietta M, Joh m, th | warcld Gauthier Of Jaccb Jobs| THE RAVEN DRUG CO: A B0-cent package of Sachet Powder, assorted ‘odors, for..,... won, who was ran down and fatally | 1412-16 Second Ave. 4 Doors Above the Times. injureg by an jomobtie driven Shafer Bidg. Opp. Bon Marche. by Sfration near Ballard on Jan Watch Prices. The Raven Talks. wary 26. RIDDELL a sate LECTURE - Walker | The World's Redemption” is the theme of the Hiddell lecture in the [Pf Tabernacle tonight. Mr. Riddell an if re) nounces this as citizens’ rally night e and fs especially anxious that every one toterested tn the civic lite of 820 SCCOND AVENUE ttle hear the lecture. ree blotters for the school ch en. Come and get some. At Hall's, 1111 First ave. eee Phone, Main 2646, . B. Calley, Mgr. Ind. 4972. in every sense of the jf) one that will prove its of time. Every piece of | material entering into its con- jf} by experts before it }} is used, and every ]j range is overhauled before leaving the fac spring goods, and that all our fall and winter Coats This is our final notice that we need the room for | tory, for no other rea- ]i} and Suits are to be cleared at once. We have re son than to insure per marked these garments for special sale tomorrow a great loss entailed on every garment we sell—but we must have the room. We feel free to say that ins like and probably never will again. We ask your you never have had the chance to get bars _these || most critical inspection of these goods, There is yet much winter coming; you can wear them in the || spring and fall, and look well. These garments are fresh, nobby and stylish, and in buying them you We Are Now in a Position to Furnish FIREPROOF STOR- are making“a good investment. AGE at Very Reasonable Rates and LADIES’ SUITS—Formerly sold at $85.00, § cloth, cheviot and French serge; your chole of this — aL tnt CREDlY lot, regardless of former prices, tomorrow $18, 95 | LONG COATS-—Formerly sold up to $25.00 and $25.00; broade luthy plaids, mor tripes, blues, blacks, tans your choice * oT tol i lant ne © began wher Mot ‘ Ott climbed a barrel in Pike ce and | night charged with embexsit He 1 shoo! district, wae discovered t in | Bro] nd thut the illegal under Hhognational committee GILL RonSTS Spring Millinery "MURPHY Phe trouble with you fs that you ean eomanskl, who, with) the result of a scheme for self Counciiman H Jet lant wight to reply part of Counetiman Wil | iam Murphy to the of the} terminal | All you have appropriations for the Ninth ward You have none of the |tlons to fit gounctiman at-large head of Murphy's ob- Section the franchises were reading and » of passed | dered | ny # long and ex: |f ncensions from the pany as conditions to their en-| wive let of o ® franchises have been der consideration for two y another the counciime have exacted things for @ai portions of the city Hons to passing them the hearings after J. D. Fe resenting th conceded one acted of him, condition ex: | Is there any other candi ¢ for office that wants anything POLICE GET 32; GAMBLERS 23 p inet night In the Wa Chong and Fourth av ere arrested on the Mation that a came wa picketed @ short time, and when it was eurre neous rush made ips representing $50 rooms filled up. fore Judge Gordon this afternoon, iS PROUD John F. Miller, republic date for mayor of Seattle “I am proud I am a@ republican, nd Iam proud of my party,” said in| The hed hth ward last Bight to do (Rousing and en humble part along [longed applause.) Charles W. Melville, Righth ward counctimanic jat the meeting and Dr |ton was one of the spea presided & into a discussion of the issues of the city campaign WEW YoRK stock |It & Like Finding MARKET (By United Press.) NEW YORK, opened weak irregularity was the Lp ag to the forenoon session. lthe efforts of the [diate available | ing gained Smelter and several mor encouraging 1 if go to show » of | PUBLIC MARKET PRICES TODAY is becoming known to housewife as bargain Dealers have specials » following are her*tomorrow. a few of the artic yi! reah ranc ch wer dozen 1 pork | will be quoted at 12%e per pound Raster hams will hams will be sold between 9 and 11 a sold Tat 600 per dozen Pp be delivered at Swiss chees be quoted at 5.00; broad. | “Spectacles $1.00 — Schuchard Sous Cos beet . 1207 2nd ave. ee* |B] Knives and Razor Strops. |} Regular Ze POUND. |} CHILDREN'S COATS--Well nde, handsome garments, specially i adapted to the deman te of school and play days; formerly sould up to £1640 and $12.00, two ‘ots; your choice at this sale tomor: | DR. A M'KAY JoRDAN, Bream Sprciatiot, European and “Amerionn ey yearg The Rhodes Co. Beautiful Another large shipment of Beautiful Dress Hats and Smart . Tailored Effects is opened and will be marked off by the time this reaches you. This makes the second large consignment that » has reached us this Springtime and your hat may be among 4 them. Suppose you take a glance through. The prices ran from $5.00 to $15.00 and a few are more. After months of preparation we spread before you a foast of fine Shirts and Neckwear that fairly bre spring buds by their newness and freshne Th is just one more feature that is pleasing to you and that is the price, which ix reasonable to a fault | | Men's New Spring Ties, each obase pavescveneces Men's New Spring Shirts, each .......0..06 ceeeee N S 2 Women have been attracted to and tempted in buy- | the price marks they bo: reasonable. He each are m fine lawns, batiste purse), lace yokes, em long and short c A limited number Americanized Version of the Music Famous Merry Widow—operatic success of the coun tr book ¢ nining eight songs and the Merry Waits, whi they last covces The Automatic Self-wringing Mop Pails cedar with chain attached to wringer. Sat Basement Our No. 8 Nickel-Plated Tea Ketties, Saturday ..... A shipment of the heavy durable printed linoleum, . Linoleum the kind that your friends have been in the habit of i — paying G5ca square yard f0F .......secerseseveessevens Bargain Square Sale of | Pound Paper at 15 | Rainier ay. and Norman st The | address a gathering of representa | * |wpeakers at this meeting will be| tive voters from the Ninth, Tenth, ~ Dongen Rocell gerd ; Eleventh and Thirteenth wards in Scott Calboun, can-|4""o LW. hall @idate for corporation counsel , Fremont Eugene Way, candidate for counci)-| Besides Mr. Miller, the speakers man from the Second ward, and F.| at this meeting are: "Alex McKin- } 1. Holzheimer. The meeting will | non, republican candidate for coum begin promptly at 8 o'clock cilman from the Ninth ward; A. J. A meeting of the workers of the Goddard and William H. Murphy, Eleventh ward will be held tonight for councilmen at-largs t Harmon hall, Mountain View er, republican candidate ation. Mr. Miller will speak for for council from the Eleventh ward, a time at this meeting and P, D. Hughes. The speaking republicans tonight in Rainier ball,| Tomorrow night Mr. Miller wil! | will start promptly at § o'clock ond ward | dress & meeting of the 8 Fancy Hose Supporters— Haw Price. Comforters— One-Fourth Less. ==FAIR Half Price. By Trading Here Tomorrow Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Streets Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 @’Clock Fancy Dress Trimmings— Half Price. | Money to Buy Goods at These Prices Embroidered Collars— Half Price. o Remnants on 2-S8--MEN'S PANTS. Embroideries— $1.48 — STREET AND 260 pairs to choose from, In Muslin Malt Price Waianae HATS. cassimeres, tweeds and Underwear— “ J One-Fourth Less. In many shapes, styles and worsteds, regular prices Be, bEb0, 65. £0 and 96.00; colors, regular prices $4.00. $4.06, ¥ Lore nd 8 Shoulder $4.50, $5.00, $6.00 and seceveee Shawis— $7.50; tomorrow One Dol sy Half Price. lar and Forty-eight Cents. &1.40--LONG PANT SUITS, For boys, youths and young men, first class styles, 10¢ — CHILDREN’S AND Needle-point Brass Hooks and Eyes. } ping seateriale, ‘sees 9 00 black and white— Be PAPER. GIRLS’ HATS AND CAPS. old, 5 Reg te o. Regular Sc. Navy, al, tan and grey, $10.00, $12.00 egular " ie’ Dress Se, 89¢ and and $15.00, but we ae im $1.00; choice, each Wwe the money and they go to- black and white— ed morrow at 81.00 te CARD. Regular 10. sf” $1.50-LITTLE FELLOWS | ure. Fancy Hose Sup porte eC, ee | $2.48 — WOMEN'S LONG Best Needles, all CAPES. Lengths 34 to gif inches, black, tan and Ted, regular 2% PAPER. About 100 in all jn siace 3 5@ PAIR. Regular Se. prices $12.50, $13.50, $15.00 4 years o ‘on SU EEEETEEEEEEEEEEEEEe eee ~ 9 eid —_— ~ —— Bien ee an gate ana] Regular 260. "Large cube Jet] and $16.60; to close 82.48 | 6 tomorrow your Fancy Frill =. | Pins— cuss. — | choice for $1.50] tic neni. $4.48 — LADIES’ STREET 10¢ YARD. ———— SUITS. Regular 18¢ Richardson's Emb Id Good materials and well | $1.50-—MEN'S PANTS. cee | Sik: Of good stout worsteds and Barbour's . Be SKEIN cassimeres, all sizes, reg-] Finish Thread Resuiee te s and j 8 $12.00, made, assorted o sizes, regular pric ular $2 $3.00, ot Pi 2 cent $1250, $15.00, $i and | $3.6 tome nuanee “afb First-class School] $18.00; take your pick at choice ° s SSS Md ny Rarbour's Carpet ¢ EACH. $e Thread: Regular Se. HALF — MEN'S UNDER nes | 85.00) — CRAVENETTE 2¢ SKEIN. oor Oe 7 i be ig hapa wwimtor | ROBUAE Be mabroidered Lit COATS. sig lot of Men's Winter or For ladies and misses, all Underwear, broken lines,J Assorted Color 15¢ EACH. saan Gad wena ae } but all sizes in the lot and] Relt Pins Regular } , $10.00, $12.50 | many different styles; to: 2e¢ BOOK. Applique and Band] $1 and $16.50; choi morrow at just half the} Regular be regular prices. ————— 85.00 a 2e@ YARD lar 10¢. Petroleum Jelly ‘ Be BOTTLE. *— LADIES’ WALKING utp 25e Black Wool Half Hose | Regular be Turnover Em be’ uate. | 16¢] “inported Halt] colars hades of | 26e Grey Wool Sox 16¢ 25¢ EACH. BRE eine orice 41th ’ | Nonatuck,” 1 yard Silk Regular dtc. eee 26e Fine Cotton Hose pees Betetie Tooth Ze SPOOL HALF — BLACK SHIRT Wisconsin een re 40¢ EACH. Regular _10c. WAISTS. 50c Suspenders ....... 3% Regular 18¢ to 25¢ Rixby's” best A nice assortment of Ladies’ mcm Conte and Clarks | eck Black Lawn Shirt Waists, BOTTLE, just half the $1.50 Sweaters h Regs ze DOZEN RS eigen Sliced bworth Ladies’, Misses’ and Chil. pples See renee | TET Ta | rs, The POUND. Rest Taploca PRICE. 50c Men's Caps ONE-HALF — Kay California Fresh jegeulas price 1c. Figs Creamery Hutt 2he and 35¢ Ties, In G46 POUND. Regular 10¢, wilh, eatin end washable, Teets,: fourto-hands, ties Rest quality Rolted Ont idles % 7 LBS. 25¢. Regular price 19.