The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1908, Page 8

“ THE SEATTLI TAR—MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1908. week. The burleeque product - with Female Me Apparel tor Wom Fredgrich & Nel Cnage oat | Singing, danctag, new living pte om, Misses and Chil OD, Kvery UP BALLARD °°") ALCOHOLISM Ss MTN FAN TAN NAME |, a | | A Shi of H be Ms ae _,.atah” at the, Meare f es RR are ipment 0 ouse Gary : ) ple arre M Forney lodaing he Washing: | Matened 0 on ir New ¥ Police geant Ban in me tics < ¥ ' Fifth Symphony Concert ton at, early this morning retary of the National Amsociation| day night caught a crowd of China H oT Ptice Mek aon aie eolttad He had been drinking heavél > take ® hp te im thea cit : that eq a “4 : 5 he Ree eae ie rity (and it te believed death was due OF f dit Men, v Sg: en at 219 W gion wt, in the yr 4Nnot ? , oA en ew wed holla, I ta knownyot |Bccompanted Oy 1ct of playing fanta *TENSIVE thin * at - Mages Sona) hank & ( Mr Tables and cha ¢ v semen Watnor IZ On di. t « | Mr. Fowte vinit ¢ ' both! the police, t were cm € most a ‘ ' | busine d pleasure ies to peliee ben ' 2 h attrag, 1 t ' bn t De ix + ge Abend on age tg” wor nted, and ra i i r ry r 7 . Z my = - of ling orforme tn or Y.M.4 A itt ‘ i P } “f Nether ps ae : " Hane ao doeteend tere | : & Sherwood Bonney, the oldest oitt BUSI and and HASC OF nop < . At Pantages 0 coma and one of the state down the doors 1 ‘ Hickey & Nelson and ( &| plo celebrated bis 96th birth Jim Gee is charged with eonduet ves and Ky TO SPEND $40,000, OOO Viv. soe vic veeiin e weeks "A caimpatin tae boon started to WC Garvey, of the Gar Souk tas mete oe ee a nm at Pantages’ theatre toda |rid the Yakima Indian reservation | Chanan compas who ‘ a otal atiue . s Chinese «1 9 TS ang Htobeon @ Sheldon, in “Mest. Melnutiic meneting with nt to elect ins.) if en elonsed 4 ONOS at Sat - — \ “ jelle’s| which w © din nok glia om Three ta a dor ue, ROUTE OF PROPOSED $40,000. he tte a Onl me ceo Hi and ® ta : s In white wy OOO MISSOURI RIVER 0 toda Pe ae Beisasps ged the . T olore or navy IMPROVEMENT | Walla, has come out vena : the # r ney on SIOUX CITY Mar, 2.—An ay At the Family ss jment that there Is no + promising to represent | WR0St ry Beatie proj n0.000 fi 2 Patay and the CP Lad , H Fairchild ba * ; erenenet i sone ; 1 ral effects begins a week's fun at thelohairmanship of the ‘ P Boap Lake Salt elieve al Vhite nd colored tab c Family theatre county res 2 Cay ay forate of rhounat ah All druggist ey eevee dotted Swi the Miss ‘ tec 4 W. L Brisbin has beer | House Gowns, $3.50. Sioex City © { At the Orpheum sad js Y nual conv for sleet comedians, Lott eaney @| Darrow of Seattle has purchased effect $3.95 riy on . ‘ the Two Malce and of the sanitarium at Soap Lake. + "1 ' wan gine " ow acts go on at the Orpheum the The lumbermen meeting at Ta GRAND Cl CHANCELLOR Mull Grenadine I in Empire ¢ M ar oday oma passed a resolution hear fects are priced at 4.7 ing to the n ‘ anka Yukon Pacific i 7 would have Alasha-Y Pa A grand reception ts being plan e Dotted Sv ER of 600. ralirc o time The FiveCent ter ‘ ned a} membe dotted . $6.50, canaity ef 2 . Hi A ew moving picts ‘ and now Knights of Pythta Ma other ] f 4.75 to SIRS, ween the t r ve a t promt for ” fatros i ) at aK er poe padi: ! : * tee Bivetent theatre this BRIEFS BY WIRE Hee roe Line of Fancy Silk Kimonos, Neg! times the capacity of all week x and Orne Btroug. « one and House Dresses—1) le from the Yoade ¥ from the Mississty of the domain of Washingto est and most up dima te ich to the Missouri at all pe The American torpe: lo’ . The two Beattie lodges a stu I na ch as making the Miss iver ale storms are raging in the | will be held at Pythian he First Money often ties idle erty. silk, rad il} pat ‘ fancy . from Sioux City to St. Le middle west av. and Pike st. on Tuesday even awaitin opportunities y , par f me cost less than pa IN ‘UEU OF WAGES * : AH ~— of ¢ t for investment; but these mulls, India lino mousseline de Parie ang pee wee rs | riage in bis accounts Ladies’ Musical and Lit ps maipectty I JRE 3 anese crepes. A wide variety of styles ial The navigable } Mis. Because they think that large burg fears another flood,| The ladiow’ Musical and _ or even year. in the seen in both full length an hort Saeques and ary oath = te. be pal that ATK lowing to the heavy rains which club will meet Thursday, : ee Naa Pee as Se tance by 1 a betng dealt out to them, ts gives | sete been falling far the past thres of Mra. G, W. Webster, & should be earning some oer ‘ Francisco. It has a t . in dof wages, laborers in the /[*2" bate tb emake . st oJ by oe. witbies thing; and it can, if you Conventional Kimonos of Habada silat wtelpry ae Gastie. me stream connty road camp at Renton threat-| Aine «np thfough Massachusetts Catholic Benevo ware he ee ee ian and Dolly Varden efi $8.50, If congressdo nt territer # are to be paid them] ‘Be week . peal taal ccgqne Several styles of Kimor th shirred wai nual . © railroad Ht adopt the eo | re Saunderson tH ‘ ; F Sat If congress doe stock annua { Wappenatetn neat wr Ba ee ee tune WE PAY line and military shoulder ilso Negligess make this appropriation lares, this rule having been hed In order to keep the me al Per fichu effects, short Empire back and W, re as jong an possible ree 7 5 5 front, $10.50, $12.50 and $1 camp has not been in operation lon, Deis ff =e rare : Out Go the Pianos a iden Emp nce ali 8 at that rule, but wages in Corlean and plain Habada silk i will be paid this week, when the Compound Interest on $19.5( “322 <0) ind $25.00. — able will be at an end Savings Depos s YS 1 > J, % oe anc Ane 7 A | At $37.50, exquisite creat f Liberty mes- The tobacee dealt out to the na " gish puls leo and a search «@ AMUSEMENTS ©2932" with heroic villainous haa toa canner, sari sane | ompnay prove ther, The |i tet sine ats ta sation te|D. S. Johnston Co: to Vacate Warehouse at saline, in Empire Princess styles, are shown PL o other cartoon a . board and lod ment is equal to the demands of rd and lodging Madison and Western Ave. = that di the city in stage Union Jest year and the ear be a the plece, and the play is well Andrew Hamilton, formerty con.) | turned to the Grand yesterd play. | mountett nected with New York insurance —_—--- — } ed by aif nt min. ¢ still the companies as counsel, was foand| : . game Oute charac “David Harum.” * ai at Albany yesterday, heart} Hereafter the wholesale plano A full sized Marshall & Wendall vings Buster wn” is a show ts # David Harum” promises to be jure being attributed land talking machine department of | Up om, in fanciest cn any Iy a musical burlesque one of the me peopel pila y RRND ee ° baston C conducted | °*** md regulary at ané 1 po Ec otvne 2 one ett iam commie stan igreystbesyati eh Maweted | $375, now $162. Cannot be told rust oO. Incorporated r ny the ia Stock company rom our new bt ng at Third ae While the centr oe [Not in a Milk Trust ' t tu , ox tas ggg and University, and our presen One of the ilar Pease Up Second and Cherry 4 their shapeline of the piece, it does not usurp the e , lqnarters at the corner of Madigon |fiabts, largest sire, magnificent i possible ¢ interest and give the impression and Western av. will be dispensed may in ut a4 Fr ae occupants of the frogt © that the play ts 4 one-par 2 Cc S with, Tn this way the ie oh: aaah pris a Master Reed ts this year's Hur 'The finished and attractive work poms rece Seetnem one be tea ceatliion. ormae brian 6 a Ee Ci eal ha ienpetbenates the. wle-\or the other membere et the com M l d Milk on under one roof, an > |did condition. Former price SAREE Seiad bo darersnates the, ig jot ine othe, memuers othe com ||| Mitte MUiMMc |ireei"ina: wit surety prove mnre PO aa ee COFFEE together agreeable fashion The ing of Mr. Me % : made Gestrable and advantag " cholee Schumann, also in wal-| : other peos satinfact and tovid ii iPr sari The original and to fon the saving in reatas nat case, In Al condition, regular} Five »s of excel the lively music, the dashing dances |‘ qudiences which saw it yesterday Avoid cheap substitutes In order to do this, however, it/ $475 style, goes tomorrow at $158) 1) 8. & pond, ** better; W 10, 12 end the generai whoop acd hurrah }; js an all-week attraction At your Soda Fountain » necessary to dispose of Off former price haa on, N atete i pews - - aimosphere of the piece make It A Ges Ud Meats Raised at now in the pres PRICES AS LOW AS $28 | fine; finer; appeal to the theatre-guer who like Chart Hanford iith-“hot—easkes a deticines and|*™* Warehouse And many Chere tee aumeroes! finest; all Schilling’s Best $15, at only oe burlesque, as well as to the chil) Crores B. Hanford will present [refreshing lunch on a cold day || A HOST OF "EM. Hy S 0 Musbfield “at } ars dren, to whom the show is I ~ | a Clough only $189; a| Your grocer returns your money ‘ 4 Antony and Cleopatra” at the “ | ‘This consists chiefly of an im - ; “y- of fancy mixtures fn nice quality all wool sultiigi dozen Sunday supplements, It i* Grind Thursday and. Saturday Ask for Horlick’s — || mense cotiection of stightty uaea [M 48: an Eber-|if you don't like rhe ’ bs 1 ’ Qn aliweck attraction nights, “The Taming of the Shrew At All Druggists instruments— pia both upright, "re. Ne $248; @ black{ samples ave no large sizes in the lot, and online i Friday night, and “The Merchant s grande and square grands, organs, | Cete* Fischer Bt @ Steadman of a kind d regularly, the prices would be trom $109 “A Royal Stave. { Venice” Saturday afternoon jf Stirring the powder in hot water}! ooo uine Pianclas, plano players, OM!Y $87; & Worcester, 928, ete HM. L. b to $15. Take your choice of the lot tomorrow, Stycgl ZA Royal Slave” began a week's fa on Gerretsen sigeutiade food |i ctc.—some used more or lens, |°** | THE SHOEMAKER. ‘ os ; Burlesque at the Lyric in tea or coflee—00)) crhors returned from renting—« PIANOLAS AND OTHER If you can't get boots or “ ” “Hest € cases of eczema, 80 y |cooking. A cuptul—-hot—on retir-])0CNe™ Fern canon are more OF PLAYERS shoes to fit yua, get them made are relieved by Soap Lake Salve. All There is action im every minate pina in es restiul sleep ides marred—end sti!) others If you already have a good plano} ff to measure at } 217 JAMES STREET. Gruggiats *** | of the performance at the Lyric this opting. 8nd want a fine player, you can assortment embrac every. advertised strictly brand new, but dix ed styles Simply a gin Sixty $5.00 to $8.00 Net Sn Back” $2000 Pistissesstestesstisstsesititescsis ites at the makes Thousands Await With Interest aad Take Advantage of the Bon Marche Semi-Annual | l= no wfc wit ‘warn any Fenn Pinmene, a price awn, COALS COAL of w FOOT OF YESLER WAY. PHONES: Main 4372—Ind., A 2239. GEO, BERRYHILL. ngelns, cost new $260, now a Cecilian, $86; a Sim $90; an Apollo, now $78 n to get rh |the shortest pos line which canne > cause the maker | | A superb Chic J j Ad | (the genaine), rea Planoias | ‘om $116 up to | OOO nc abi (3 peowrs more i elient condition, regular pri at which figure you can AMUSEMENTS. ne 4 cathe flaure It will be snapped [cert purposes. Remember, these eatr Prices a Fourth to Half Less Than Regular Hes Sra im ha et ot rae es | i} A fine little Piache Uprt in dition, and can be adjusted to any | MAKRLES Iii pretty walnut cas and make of ight plano | T and Batur Antony | HE BON MARCHE Semi-Annual Factory Sale of Shoes continues to- Wiection, pow only $126, And $¢ A CHANCE FOR ORGANS. [42 Sleopaten.” The Tam- se A A N Ss Ld T | morrow morning. Let us get the facts of this sale squarely before |[/™o"e “il! secure an Angelus) | Fine ove both church and ate of Venice” Prices bee to 41.86" | RG H U weabeut, | cores cee eee | Player, which cost $300 when new. | parlor « a varied asae ou. When manufacturers make an order up for a retailer, in many |]]( Tomorrow you can secure doth | ranging in price from $17 $36,)— St cee ee + IElfor less than the price previously | §4 F M Th > ictures bd 1. or instances they make a few pairs over, and in other cases there are “throw outs” He ta oe ee ee ce eumon ea amu oore eatre ; | | for a slight imperfection. These are placed on the floor, and are called floor jf} An ntmost new Smith & Nixon be tuned, polishes st ato ntrn ara Pablon Aegan Lots of attract ects, dark ant Ph : ' Keattle Choral symphony present | frames in ma Regulat | stock. Twice a year our shoe buyer goes through the factories of Lynn and |[/ aio" Grand (eat S Gor 4 toms resist meeenenennd with tha tev reNRy. a een : , ; | | Brockton, Mass.; Rochester, N. Y.; Philadelphia, and, in fact, wherever the [f)rician or « home, sold mous "Johnston Guarantee,” which | "* . mton. building sb buying instinct drives him, and buys up the best of these floor stocks. Of /]//°*"\\' goes, Semenioe | tenes seeder bath 2-008 04. POD" | wsktuns glesen: calito 4 ge reenrven course, the price is ridiculously low—that is, if anything could be ridiculous |} virtoally brand new All cash is necessary—$25 or| Modes Theat « i | that saves you money. But, that is the root of these twice-a-year “Factory PoE ngage age oR kent bry eg lig “th gp: aed Bo grand pe = ° m Sales,” and this is the twenty-fourth. | marked $236, and will be sold for |question of terms stand in the way | Fint 85c White China Silk at ‘ : ‘ that tome And for $80 more and will meet any reasonable de a we offer you a fine Ceetllan Player i " In fact | There Are Over 20,000 Pairs of Shoes in the Sale Altogether, and Savings Run to Half. Hine eee ee ate ease YAY smportane thine te to A full yard wide and a nice au act you hae Bete o eR a plano and piano player for $316./come right awa nee the pesdinkte “ tg ls a Now We'll Let the Prices Talk ee ee pee SP RS eed wr SN HP athe Speci "ren M. Ca Upright Planos, in a their excellent conditio n 7 Women’s $2.50, $3.00 and Women’s $4.00 and $5.00 |] | magni t mahogany tase, regu-|Retall He vy tena ters D8 Jo} Sean! The Grand WEAR ‘te. $3.50 Oxfords and yl fi tar $4 Ine, now $298, Another |Co., Oldest and Largest Dealers, JOUN ComT, M | get ap or vo rs, in This Sale Shoes, in This Sale at |}jone, also in mahogany, but -been | Jobnston Co. Bldg, Third and Uni) — j}} Full yard wide in new and fancy | W fancy Neck#e poe: a Lot 2--8,000 pairs “Queen Qualit John Kelly | used more, only 7 | versity fe "preaking Me eeres dotted and figured patterns r vs pretty dese Lot 1~2,700 pairs Women's « Oxford Helming-McKensle eigier Bros.” and Will " j sash curtains i tocke and Slippers, and Pumps, in tans ‘patent. leath: iam Potter's; patent kid, patent colt, demi-glaze | “BUNTES Snows.” | ae bh ip ers, gun metal, demi-glaze i viel kid; light and the finest viel kid stocks hand-welted and | i : hand-tarn soles for dress, or hea for st hand-torn soles; Cuban spike, Spanish and mil Greatest Ge, Hi io - eee teen a ees 2 straight lace; 1, 2 or % straps, or the faddish au lane silen cith, tops, lored top alt | Bargains in | Mery Jens, to nid WSe ELASTIC AT 4c BLEACHED MUSLIS pump style in every size, from 2% to & Reg ons and imottle + 7 in are invited. 7 . lar $2.50, $3.00 and $2.50 values, in. ih. geet entens, im thle Pontes show a ae THAT HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED. ; Fancy mercerized frilled Elastic, | vy yardwide . this Factory Shoe sale at $1.60 at 8 ‘paw idan atyaet $2. 98 SALE COMMENCES ersthing New and Ger i” tee ginken 50h" tanhes 0800 Muslin, in shen | Phils 6 ao toners fee nt 2nd, 1908 | Rahurue puncunees Guvthg per- ti worth 15¢ cial 4c ar price iat . % | on nkrupt or old dried-up stock; it free ue h | y pecial at « Men’s $4.00 and $5.00 2. 98 Boys’ $2.25 and $2.50 i]|| ood, just arrived from the:tactory ilee we bawe tr ces ae Lae ren oon e peers ‘ ind and must sacrifice regardless of prices ) Shoes, in This Sale at Shoes, ip This Sale at [||| Men's $4.00 Dress Shoes, aun. Child's Shoes, sizes 814 to 11 Seattle Theatre Lot %~2,600 pairs F. T, Wright & Co | meta in D and B widths patent and viet ; | aii Werk “wats. “pur, baat Boe TD. ney & mt a a ot the % ma Van aes 1) pairs Boys’ Good Shoes, with solid one seep toa Paes $2.95 Child's 8h ee Cae | Soe Cree good, in all the new too tips and patterns, Pat piece sole leather counters, insoles and vamps Men's $4.00 patent leather, weit cat Oh viet Ma te Kidney Uldunesn ane tenaer same ' ent kid, patent e« i metal calf, velour calf that run clear through and lasted under—not sewed $2.55 |p, "s. - a GSE 10 91.10 FI Next week —"W Voman Will D box calf and vici | button, Blucher and lace cut off, ax most shoes are. Have tips and kan- | Men's $4.00 t PP scacty joys’ $3.00 Shoes, gunametal f]} Prices 9 weus ; style: Th i" are * teal of a feb a ” kan- | } * pox calf, welt sewed patent, sizes 2% to 5% — = 5 th “dak toamed-otey. tome thes ‘ve toned | Aro tops, lace style with oak soles. ‘Thor- | . $2.95. : Lois Theatre Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver Howard J. Shed, Mt | wear, Re 7 $4.00 and 66.00 value ought: dependable and warranted. Sizes 2% to | Men's $4.50 Working Shoes, welt | Boys’ Shore, sizes 2% eastas need. ae ; ‘ fm this sale at, a pair i at 98 5%. Regular § $2.50 values; new $3.50 pallens yoo pees fier | nin 1204; Ina, 4394. | - in this Factory § » at, a patr | Men's Brome-Kip Shoes, sizes D. | This Evening mek: ' ‘ o's B , sizes T st to $1.70 |)! ‘ ENTS. asi eeh, Brices ws low as $1.05 | Boys’ Bhoes, sizes 1% to 2, at David Night amuse wr th ‘ Z : dies fine patent viel, value ® to $f Returns Similar Values in Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. | 50, at $2.55 | Little Gents Pty | Cane vy er | Ladies’ $4.00 patent leather at iy Me to Bt | - “ ~ " ” 2 - | Seattle. Second Avenue and Pike St. New York, 2 Walker @treet elie te pit Wee eas ee COLISEUM | to : . $2.29 | Ladies’ Nurse Siippe “dl an Seattle's Leading Vaudeville House. — d © and $3.50 patent | Ladies’ Vict Oxfords at t fords at : 82.45 to Ladies’ $2.50° viet, dull top, at | Ladios’ White as A1f 95 | L f ONCE eT sikdeee BS at... ane 4 $1.25 Amertean Girl $3.00 at. Be Child's White Cany § Misses’ Shoes, wizes 11% yd enti onai cet ae x roe : -A “st. 25 to ‘sty tery: dutiots tarot ana Wi STAR § Reales ry ler KAUPMANN BROS. Binckfoce 5 r bee ease ens < apdeyiiig Hout Comedians nae oem ore. 06 ole and ods, but all are D end Ko and EK, and i miness Duly Nes Acts ¢ ny ¢ box eeate soe Today. ay Rerde®'s Vil- | hucmaker's George, Keane wna Big Acts. Motion Plot .