The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1908, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1908. | _— duced accordingly. Their future nid Plelielelialiele HARK | ongth of service and ability ® NEW LIABILITY BILL ‘ ~ |e *| eek-Cn mpie \ 64 anya a ae - WRES PLAN RECEPTIONS : , v1 ‘ « of * eli Mt , alevard the fowa | liberate and careful tn his move ® je Starts Exclusive © . Jolng ts in ments and all holds canta whieh, ®/ the 5 stalling av up a@o, Apert Athletic olub well, He has apeed when he ne j from many ®/ fire and police alarm system in this 4 cn - A eg oy hy . *® features tk the supreme * city We are offering wth te arm Here's Mow They Size Up. Bows vou} Art » made bY! ® court in the employers’ liabill #| When tt call w r , _ wit be the be hg Sul ek ws hat! the Com a special! ® ty law which it declared um # | onty bid : ; ery simple but useful . ch makes his fr m eceptio r on ‘ od, a t x pereescimld wres aiid med Hook hg “ pen 2 t wh is oustijutional *louuse of the {thor to the meat and tidy ho “ h® cruiser vee J eo nginer a a sation Height,..6 ft 8% in. never fa have |the harbor next week. According Oleg ee eee eee ‘ity Eng . p que oh 1% in. fallen bef him. He tw 4 ¥u-|the plans of the Commercial Club, | +e ee * chairman of “ Cheat in ampion, although he bas! the theatres will be thrown open | eer eee a Watnt “in to t three Enatish| for ope day to all the men of the GE E Thigh sin In e of t 4 Suild ship, and other entertatnments will " Call 16 in, be is quick and catil wan t 1 be arranged Hioepe 19) «fa, | Slips tn the ate without a run and rhe Chamber of Commerce win} KEW E i Forearm in.) asia welghta that moat mien C48) not make any special plans for the] . ry oe a) velber not te eption of the Washington at the} . oe mat ‘ad inex . Hack is an early to bed early to| present time, but will wait until the cue tee anatoas Tae Hoth have a ine boy and y-lentire feet ts here, and then will] ‘The first issue of the George or to install s new system, The or more ia C ; . ; | 4 present ayw in entirely inade : feeek © Lion, who 1 1 thing he wan t}t ¢ a Washington da At that ltowiy Herald, a new weekly pape Shate, end is aeahen ti ; tre Rose! Satoh ax a Ht ath k time, members amber state " ‘ Pape ip congemen Be 10 te ab red Me aiatie t al! comers in the 4 arm muse ts | vinitors will present from ali | SUblished by simost worthless at times by Be Chien AO dox and Alaska. He ts de a nd ath parts of the state and will be en | town qarere A labled to join he ontertaton contains FAVORABLE TO SEWER - ane is te te mans ts declared, wt 1| making the reception more ger dent in politien. Joorgetown Garette News has WISHES PART OF SULLIV AN ESTATE iia coo cs Ae Bs committee ag the t lDENIES THAT BAD MEAT IS SOLD the committee Notwithatandl the cont as een) Lagan — t meat 9 for the extate of the late Joha Bul 4 ' Sema Sporosres| ut ene tant ste FLEES FROM HOME TO \:2°si°S #.utt cto LECTURES TONIGHT - hey moral Serf the SECURE EDUCATION ccs the f The Rev. Jenkin Lioyd Jones, fe tof C. Be rey oe r bad meat | jtate be stayed mous Chicago divine, will deliver * athe own olaime. The petition states that he was de should b © bis ‘argest. meat (lea | a bear 8 @ free lecture at § o'clock tonight BseB> § FSFE SHC REST TSS Stratton and ye whose auto ran Henrietta Johnson, « & | girl, at Mallard some week ago, bas been charged by the pro over . } — (By United Press.) |the attorney for Mies Carrau, and |@! the Boyle rian LANDINGS b “ a BELLINGHAM, Aprtl %.—~Thirst/that he had an agreement with her |Church, corn av. and ppDITIONAL the . i take) for knowledge and an overpower | whereby be was to get one-half of Olive at. His ay The the question up with Harbormaster desire for an education tneaptred | the property | Three Rever A Plea fo! NEEDED Spaulding Ella Keller, the t7-yea: the Better B BADLY At present the only sips avall-} tor of Emil’ Keller. of Ten Mile, to] Wants Wife Deported. The lecturer is appearing In the a a hose at the foot of Madi-| flee from home Tuesday | Yoshiet Otsu, a Japanese, has) principal coast cithes under the au a o Co a et. and Weshing-| She was pund last night in this | asked Prosecuting Attor ck | spices of the Chicago University " sh ad t named haw been/| city, but fearing that her father |{ntosh to inatitute proceedings to | Extension Lecture Course, the ex ‘The necemsity of estab! ™ — é ears ~enized largely as 4| will force her to return home, her | heve hin wife deported. He alleges | penses being defrayed by free of landings for use w be ° « or scows loaded with! whereabouts is kept a secret. Sher-|#he ts leading a life of shame at | ferfngs from those whom attend a of war veasels reaches (his port oy, brick and wood. Both the| wrt Wilt says be knows where} Diamondaville, Wyo. | brought to the attention | are entirely {mponait hithe young women is - f Miller this ~=morning In 8, ng like a rush exile Owing to the fact that Gay SETTLING MELODY red as absolutely ne AMUSEMENTS. ? Theatre ; MOTHER OF MISSING CHOIR ESTATE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET (By United Prees $1.19 69¢ } | | and Mirror, NEW YORK, April 3.—The oper ig ee on on stocks were irreguia of weathered oak Tie the fivet hour's trading, the on bec ¢ slagnent aod ak oid 99¢ 69¢ showed untimportant 3 fractional changes. The na Cup an 1K jness of the market im {lust ip and moa se 39¢ ©, in four tradiog hours, Union ifle, Reading tive favorites f emall margin of « 4 other specula ted within the Pictures at 1-2 Price ly sales averag abou ( profit-takin ing caused @ 4 ate rea i Oils, water colors, photogravures, jthe market closing weak etchings, etc., etc i g3, ,¢ WORKMEN STRIKE SEE OUR WINDOWS This very convenient, useful and (By United Press.) compact Hat Rack and Umbrella ROME, April In retaliation | Stand for the attack made by troops yes terday on an anarchist funera party, resulting im the death of two men, a general $1.19 STILL AT tt BOY ILL FROM WORRY cuting attorney with mar Ae . J ant his b increased veut threat oting MONDAY, APRIL 6, , Ne Tall sae laste pected thet all the newspa pend publication» and HALF PRICE Alaska Coast steamers will ‘ he government as - " POLICEMAN | If George Anderson, & runaway ineneetorth dock at plier 6 instead our hat there will be ne Go-Carts, Mahogany Bedroom and , p boy of tee — af * ot >t pler 16 Bei nore violence Room Sets, Birdseye Maple FOR ROUGH WORK to his ‘mother et s00T Ket. wh 9 W. RC. WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN Killed by Explosion Pieces lie very il sep | TACOMA, Aj W en Fates Gath weew ected ton The ladies of John F. Miller, W. R.| gaged tn clearing d and blast night from Tacoma to oF C., will serve dtuner at Knights of jing stumps, Gust | foreman Li Rey wency driver /ing boy. who has light ~ Pythias hall tomorrow evening from|fer A RK T Lemons at att pr en align ip lags Fue gle $ to & o'clock, followed by rd | Beach, was h porning by t the wut dad greg « party |@ premature ex ou Chief Ward He left be | Mad st, yesterds: onceruing Lira ters of Gov. Johnson. of Minnesota ————— ———— Several complaints reached bead | candidate for the democratic nom | DEATH NOTICES. estinnes; O08 arters after the sale that the That you may be correctly p ‘ection for presi nally| Holling beep will be quoted at 6 24th av. N., April 1 : eenee, 2m aeuaveliilie: Ghee. arene’, TO PROTECT OLD coal an. Mane ‘ in hotel. | per por Asparagus has been | John Gittens, age 48, died@ ip this had handled the people chy | We give you the opportunity (ih) apg mn mnorwrmeres mene | reduc » dozen for 260. Fresh city April 1. The body is at the FUNERAL NOTICES. In gation pointed to} | of selecting from 100 Suits at T best Shampoo soap free as will be on sale at two private reception room of Butter Royce me of the off i EMPLOYES Lake Soap. All drugststs pound he. Cabbage will be Jone ‘The funeral of William Liddell Heemen, and he was | =e reduced to 1'%¢ per pound for to Burrows, age 67, died will take place Saturday morning morning | morrow Yakima honey will belat the home of.her sonindaw, E4- at 11 o'clock at the family resl- quoted at the per quart, and blood | gar C. Raine. 919 d ay. April 2. dence. The bur.al will take place | The cid employes of the health i Not in a Milk Trust oranges wil! be t 150 per| Nellie Nutter 39 of D. at the Lake View cemetery LOGGER WITH MONEY sishenaiat Cli be taatactint wntdeel e > * city April 2.| The funeral of Henrietta Basner we ‘al — « of the was held this morning at 19 o'clock . reorganization plan wt | r Cc S ' from the Trinfty Parish church. The REPORTED MISSING now being evolved by Healt | f } Wh dell, age 3. son burial was held at the Lake View wa nisatoner Crichton. It te Hkely that | MH ooo of Mr John W. Liddell, ' cemetery ; hay on Malted Milk take tb ° in “4 vid, \% tminating, and fros the as the D paoed i cial italaiall Meal die fen may mtg meena A. BRIDGE & CO.—Largest Clothiers on the Coast. 7 that he had conalderat = civil serv ; $1.00 per week will secure one # your Sede Pesawe y in his posseuniog it Js feared he most eupeee 1 or these choice new Spring A giset of Horlick’s Malted . ey ~ OLLE DONELSON that harm hax befallen him pegs prern= : ss Suite Milk —hot —maheo « datlctone and - The de” Mra, D Cowing of wt av,| Ol segregating the members of the refreshing \unch on 4 cold day 2 vs, Siler thie mocking. described tu,| kngan as the firat, second and third | Ask for Horlick’s a DR ROLLER ‘anes complexionad,| &*Rdes. All of the old men will be} At All Druggists a < with sit nployes and their prew- | “ Beattie. be maintained itirring the powder im hot water makes a nowrwhing dagestibie food drink. better thas tra or coflee—no hot—on rete Me 809 On sale * new men te come in | under civil service wil! be started | the foot of the ladder an third men, with their salaries re) Mont of ¢ Westberg ¢ & Childs T1312 «le ave Prices $1 1207 Second Av The National Suit and Skirt Mfg. Co. 1207 Second Av. ‘ + Lennon’s Must-Vacate SALE Unanimous Verdict of Seattle Publie: “The Greatest Bar- gains We Ever Heard Of” This sale will continue until every article in the house is sold. Our cost entirely dis- regarded. Doors Opened at 9 A. M. Daily SENSATION Tremendous Values WE WERE EVER ABLE BEFORE TO OBTAIN. ws we To demonstrate that the “National” leads in fashion and REMARKABLE VALUES, we have arranged this sale at a price impossible for others to approach Beautiful Spring Suits) Strictly tailored, positive $25.00 values, Saturday— *15.00 WHY PAY MORE? PPSIAA Ae Women’s Skirts Newest Spring Styles, All Newest Material. One Lot Fancy Mixture Skirts epectel Ratteneé $2.35 price French Volle Skirt splendidly with silk folds, $12.60 tatlored National $8 65 ' at Rest r value price Petticoats Merceriaed Petticoats, checked and striped ues; National Black Heatherbloom ae coats, values up to §» SILK PE’ rTICOATS. Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in black, white and all mache puat $4.35 hades; Nationa $7.60 values; 2 Shirt Waists je Watete, af! th Lingerie Watate, parterted sake, price new valvoe Nattonst Vat tere, values to $4.65 } priee e » Nattoral or Remember the Number q 207 arch The National Suit & Skict Mig. Ca, ' oS o ~ Ee © Ge ce ee Women’s Suit en's Suits At Twelve Fifty These Suits were made to sell at Fifteen, Eighteen and Twenty Dollars, but the financial flurry came along, and dealers canceled their orders. Hence they come to us to sell at this new price basis sIZa0) Choice of over one thousand Suits, double and ingle-breasted styles, and plain and fancy 1 ). 5 0 fabrics, all sizes. Suits made to sell for $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00, now on sale at Men’s Shoes | Men’s Shirts | Men’s Hats SPECIAL \ new lot of Soft Bosom | All the new shapes, soft Complete line of Pack Shirts, in the popular and stiff, plenty of rd & Bates’ Famous pongee color all browns : nig . . in hoes for Men, $5.00 town, the A. Bridge ind $6.00 Shoes for sizes, at $1.00] cpecial, at ....$2.00 $3.50 and $4.50 Others up to $3.00 Others to $4.00 A. Bridge & Co. up 403-405.107 First 89-91-93 Yesler