The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1908, Page 3

ORBITANT STATE. NEWS] QST JN |. funeral ervices f Mre K. Gibson took placg at the ory Lawrence, of Olympla, a nidence thin ternoon at th 16 years of age, leaped tuto! ati “ o'clock, Interment wa at the) © wate the bay Saturday and Lake View compote Iffiong, a teacher tt | The remains of Mary J, Green school, from drowning y United Pr were buried in the Lake View cem os she Was going down the second BELLINGHAM, May 18-—-Q, W. | etery following the funeral service © wher eacued her Crawford, his wife, Joe Leater and | Which took place at the parlors of v fi | Anacorte to Carnegie to| Gertrude Webster, who started for |e Bonney Wats ompany this teues Je & $10,000 free public 1d |» afternoon at 3 o'clock re . of Chuckanut mountain | The funeral services of Andrew | Port Gamble mills are to close | *°#tetday morning for a day's out Hil) will be held at the parlors Another Way te we ext Saturday and the om; ing and plenie, have not returned, of — the aney: Watson company will go out and greet the feet | #4 searching parties were out all Tuesday afternoon at o'clock when passiig to Seattle night. As it rained bard yesterday The remains will be buried at the . Monev. F. & Thompson sperintandent | S24 last night, it im feared thetr) Lake View cemetery ° of the’ Chabaita tenbeies enffering by this time tx Intense, a She veulanes- Gn 0 cement They carried only a ight lunch, as DEATH NOTICES. ecent trouble among the employe they expected to return yesterday the prectice of chareing exori i. T. Jones is temy ly in| afte | David Shanks, age 61, died tr pat tees for te hare this eclty, May 17. te was a mem ber of the Webtitnater Presbyter epert uianose f ~ ~ ‘ ' Coon, acting ve pa wal the Atlanth Meet to de died at the fami! Romaualtter a ; pong Ean eof CONSTRUCTION 1825 FYfth ay She was a that herea \ | member Valley chap Witnesers «8 owman has established ter, No. 9 Nanta Ke 1 0 Cortes and Mt. Vernot Thomas H, and Bimer ¢ n, of Joel Showaker, 4 tural ed] ~ ———- Fairbanks, "Alaska “ t ' roy Hahnon, age 61, died in this ~~ 1s the first mayor of |/EM@LAND TRYING TO SECURE |city, May 16 The body will be « shipped to Jeffersonville, Ind. f ® an ott) A LIMITATION OF NAVAL AR} urinal by the Honney-Walson com and che (he | MAMENT—UNITED STATES, | PAny thin evening we eit Martha J. Davies, age 63, died pa twee ¢ soft The bustvess wacn of Chacketes| JAPAN ANO GERMANY HARD | May 16, fn this efty petals present thal $ a few | wave paleed a Commercial club, | | Andrew Hill, age 30, died in this work in cc x an ex co. ieee : factory wii} TO GET IN LINE Jetty, May 16 of this nature WAS PEE | resume teams | | “Mary J. Green, age 60, died in faa & Iittle thiek weeks. starting with | on | this eity, May 16 " Seg eae 4 x acti ' (By United Press.) | ee pn “wa e ou. | severe LONDON, May 18.—l.imitation o cvived i $1 » reg aceording to a high Lritish goverr panied and re el The Hosters { Dayton has | ment offictal, who sald enti? Now Sready beer mental in bring Wh England has no tntentior ae nelly be ste ir tations to a congres - ub ts tien © rehip op supply ng done to bring about an wh drove ‘ ’ eisaied ding among the powers to this | aute le through the railing of Shae The of that are being at Fourth av. 8 and Ao $180 was able headway already has resulted. |“ on the nigh May & sane wes Within a year it ie very prob. |i #ti! alive, bat his condition ts . oe be cleared for an understanding = P the city - sien Three governments at present | 4 emeréey the young map A stand Oppomed urmament leita | 8" 18 & erttic The Rev Meth. tion-—the Unit States, Germany |MOrnine he lap t the C@tst mints and Japan. it ha w become the 7°": end up eo ea}. botthern part of the cf < set 5 + of the United Se t. [afternoon was “|paralyaia at 1 o'clock this morn-| lay down two battleships of the |8®Y of the atten : 2.N. 42nd st, Dreadnaught type ear! tn 1 Seeerne Mre poe Heney _— a Pr rip aw: acne aaliee dae : it te ne will live aN a . od civil war, TS ye old, ment that will n ° throngs abt Prosecutor wy. © mbher of right t ain a ff ta the Rue! case ; , ye review of the evi R. He to the 1 beter are ago, active exists of Japan agree Re ronins ligiows work up to the time <ram, and Excursion East sm + moar & at Care im anese can be ated on return, $72.50; St, @ertaking establishment, a fu naval reduction pledge ba and Kansas @¢T@! arrangements have not been - several other uneed DENTIST ON TRIAL a Se en tee ” Rev. M é Thomas White, who says he is Co. through Port. t¥° sons and a daughter, Milton) H.C. t wa m triel|s hoese cleaner, wes sentenced (2 Bird, of Wenatchee: Pletcher M. fore Judme A and Mise Laura Bird, of Se *“Perlor court acticing Lake or Denver, on © 18, June 5, 6, 19 Hird jates in July 63 days on the chain gang thie John lee + write Union U. 8. Navy Yard Route Steame are been with $5 change to # woman living . : stAve E Monticeilo leaves Flyer dock 6:30 Marc? on Yesier way Saturday morning wal Ager and 9:30 a.m. 1:30 and 4pm. *** os cal Vhite was in Sea t . ago and gave the px } _SUPERFLUOUS HAIR bie, Hix scheme is i Widedlenies ones ean if the person for HL L. KLEIN The Nest Shoe Repairing the City While You Wait | 217 JAMES 6T en known to reture ARREST WINE FOR OPIUM SMO naively changed never been the change kn a pickpocket and was arrested last Kitchen Ware of All Kinds A Rousing Special Sale This Week Sale Prices Exceedingly Low men Hardio in a raid house at Fifth av. a Eight others were Johnaon and b charged with emoking ¢ ng liquor without a license and raney, Whe ked at See Window Call Tuesday Salles neaaguntinns . gave Prices Me agent Several oj fits are NOT A DESERTER | Hen s claims that he has not de he aintiffe in the suit t the superior court last Saturday by HB. Har 1 T Harme Jennie against Edward Mitchell G. Lemons, H. I Pinney 8. Neon nd n H. Me Dowell Mr. Noon oceuptes ie the legitimate just like finding money to do your Mirring the < and preparing to move from one stoc om to anothe for this m nique po furnitnre x he trading week. TI Rasting Spoons, 9) Sto of r pres Dottes rong Bln ge : P s. Drip awit whe attorsed Pans, Pails of a os and kinde—Iin fact, almost any article needed In a k . » found “ “ ; at oe OF Window—« ex to make clearing certain and quick pce eng ong a ° of which m the ¢ wee . der Be sure to see the window for goods and prices: S claring the Henry & to be thd plaintiffs, tor Pots, price be Wash Masin, price ..@¢@ lat. Pudding Pan ..@¢ Dinner Rockets, price Noon and J. ¢ Pots, price Oe | See Pie Fike pee ey | ee Peete Te a packets > 20¢ Fi icgal board of on of thd J bat, Pudding Pan. $2 Lemon-Harmon company, and dh Pots, fe ize ah b price 106 Ties. price 4qt. Podding Pan 126 recting that the woke of the come pany be turned ov to them. Hae asheominds Medeaenn ree ; oie of both the majority and minorit# Pots, price 426 aot : +4 03 Tea Kettle, p boards, between whom the troubld Basin, price 44 CC Fle Tins, price at has arisen | ste is Cotaader, petes 06 Ton Bottle, ps Mr. Noon has at all tifmes had ise ize ‘ omy onfidence ays Hi B. Harmon, one of the plaintiffa, and his actions have at all times been entirely satisfactory to us, He defendant for was made a party reasons purely leg WOMAN FOUND DROWNED, (By United PRINCETON, N. J Miss Hertha Vanderbilt Am sterdam J., assistant arian if Princeton university, was found drowned in the Delaware and Rart an canal. She mysteriou die. see appeared last Wednesday, It is be- HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS. SECOND crossing a bridge. The greatest selling out sale, ongisting of Clothing, Hate hoes, and Men's Furnishing Gr is, ever known In Seattle will continue until all mer dise ia sold RAINIER ¢ m All the Credit You Want FLOOR LOTHING ©0 STAR—MONDAY, MAY 18, 196 AMUSEMENTS “Mrs. Wigge of the Cabbage Patch Filled with the philosophy tha would make life bearable under al wt any conditions, “Mra, Wiggs f the Cabb: Pateh” began her campalnn of logal education along these lines at th® Moore last night Ada Dwyer succeeds Hlanebe Chapman in the name part, and few hortcomings could be found In her work, e¥en though she bad her first try lawt night Helen Lowell enjoys the credit of having invented Mi " in her twtame ot, John Weber is all jth Hiram Stubbing, a» Charle as before him, Larttie Alter dit Taliaferro aw Lovey t enkagement cloner Wednesday with # special matiner on that day “The Bohemian Girl.” Halfe's opera, “The 1 Giri,” wan given an ac tion, enough #6 to be 1 the at the Grand at the opening formance yesterday. Anna Lichter the new member of the compar fulfilled the promises m behalf, both as to volee and ay © Opera pearance Frederick Snook stepped into the part of Count Arnhy jenly vacant by Wal Hrownlow and covered himaelf with credit Alice Carle appeared as a& gyps queen, Eugene Wiener displayed his tenor ce to good advantage in “Hearts Howed Down” and “The Fair Land of Poland The wil! finish the week with a } “The Lady From Laramie.” There was a refuge from the It clement weather at the Bea ‘ terday and many forgot all a the rain and low t From | amie of e¢ Mark t 5 1 ss EHrma Hunting appears as Robin Weatherford and =~ good as ever, although transplanted Kn oll William Morris ix lam pressive a © characteristic Brit on. George J. Morgan is the mar Amertean The . will rum the week, with he Princess of Patches” announced to follow it t “Janice Meredith.” Stirring ne “ f tha familiar pariod knows é, we presented by at the Lola ye Meredith The vari me pany Were seen Daniel Frawley ap fom, Minn May in the title role, F C. Huebner making a hit ae a gruff an colonel, while Mr. Laytos hos, Mr. TR and M * were alse im the enst Riley's Reception.” This week's offe at the Lyr which opened Sunday is “Riley Rewe ptio with » Broadwa Burien. * ae the dius he cam and Lissle Bird and The Dunbare K. Dunder, was the ow Coliseurn's New Acts. At the Coliseum th this aft erneon the new vaud * ® going in fect, t by Mile Marzelia’s tre Effie Pears Kdwa the Webb Romalo Troupe, Dill & Ward end features. At the Pantages Rae and Browch be be new bi which « at the ages t titled, “A Woman of Few ds Shortey and Lillian De W The Liliipatian he Sout are }also among the attractior “Jack and Jil) Jack and new musical w the compan ile ac Luna Park Owing to the ra owterda the aeronaut, wa the ba con ax had been ad as the weathe pened yeate x them t ing the Cav which at attention Prof man-eating Hon, Wallace, and other wtld an Leslie and trained barnyard BRIEFS BY WIRE nims that the war first ballot, accord o the ft é@htions When the otf the Col penday the areet the fieers w live teddy bea Julius C. B we, of Michigar wii be the temporary chairman of the oN ibltean tion ¢ c bus ¢ tary K th agician last performance night » forsake the stag de in Southe King Mar girl of his daughter of « lad Queen Amel U. &. Navy Yard Route Steamer Monticello leaves Flyer dock 6:30 and 9:30 a.m. 1:30 and 4p. m. *** DON’T FAT UNTIL UC US Empire Cafeteria 2° AVE 4 MADISON ST ADMITS HE 1S AN 'o% <! 00000040 90) Ss fons The Rhodes Co. Big Sale of Dinner Ware SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY Here's your opportunity to choose from open tock pattern add toorr ace at any time brok en piece keep in mind th ummer cottage, the fleet week, the «eplendid reductions and the immense cope that thi le has, gt r you the opportunit to choose from Or 1 \ustrian, German, English or French « i id f but a fraction of its real value Fine White Semi-Porcelain Cottage Dinner Set, of good quailty; large size pintes, g ne vegetable dishe Beautifully Decorated English Semi-Porcelain Dinner Bets, dainty gree and hb blue and gold 4 ra tions; handsome, durable sets, that are p» € worth a third more than the prices named. Serv 5 29 for six persons, Sale prices, $6.36 and $ ' Very Thin Austrian China Cottage Dinner Sets, fully as light as French chiua tifully decorated; this set includes the most de e ple chotee Beautiful Haviland China Dir richly decorated on @ rare new shape, tx jaint evlgn; gold nadeep, rich blue border design; ax ca utte com plete Other Gets are included in this sale, but space will not permit a mention of t Notice the Window Dis play Fine Ol) Opaque Window Shades, 36 and 38 inches wide Remnants of Printed Linoleums, the kinds you have Rousin incon range are" "yarda” many” r of Specials from cna aides ape: Oe hable Bath Rugs, in 27x Sale of High Grade Muslin Gowns and Skirts Beautiful Sheer Gowns, made from longcloth; yokes and Fine Cambric Underskirts, with dainty, wide, tucked $2.59 Ghewers Tonight and Tues . day; Southerly Breeze « legislation and which he gave President Fitzpatrick was author Resolutions w « orks passed calling om the stale board t every pre ma ina ed by Patrolman F W. Mi while Pe, similar action throughout the hiding behind a telephone pole on state. Pine st, near Fi av, Frida By United Press.) TS SEE CATT ESHiPS night, armed with neve 4 CHICAGO. Ma &.—Folle Take boats at Pier 2% Ten reued o the advice of F pe da de round trir in the I yee oe eee _— trneha = en oe THE DEAF CAN TEAR Montana penitentia forbidde was hailed & Don't Pall to Investigate we wait he LU « THER FTOLT? BLRC TROPHONE Peteag nine | m i greatly relieved Coueany raph vad fay ad 1 Lake Salis. All druggists Westera Agency that was out et the . 2 He k acript sd | x ilaaactad eat EES phe been sent broadcas a ph has earn his record mis MUSH AL AN INSTRU MENTS SHOES AND OXFORDS In tan and black. Look at the quality and compare the prices OR. M'GREGOR TO RESUME e 2 < attle in a day or two for ( FREDLUND, HORNBERG & sie fi where be will take @ pos LARSON 4 Ot Rowe course at the*Ne western 705 Pike St. Kohler & Chase Bidg., 1316 Second ay Nowhere else are ther o many dium priced instruments that can different highest grade pianos, so be detinitely guaranteed, you are many styles and designs to compare afforded a range of selection that 1 ’ ualed anywhere immense main esroom or in EVERY INSTRUMENT IS private testing parlors, away from SOLD AT A FIXED PRICE, fore urious spc rHE LOWEST KNOWN ANY- tators WHERE, either for cash or on Scores of the finest es and try side by side, either in Noise in amples of easy weekly, monthly or annual fore- payments. And every instrument nied by the John guarantee \ the piano maker's art, from t most American factories; superb sold i Baby and Parlor Grands, Special ston Art Stvle Uprights, costly Them- money \ nty if instrument odist Pianola Pianos and Pianolas, is not exactly as represented and Church and Parlor ¢ ns, as well satisfactory in every respect monthly or annual pay as the best of medium grade instru Weekly, ments are shown in endless ments to suit It's a veritable exhil bition ] ’ the world’s best pianos and musical Talking Machine or Musical Instru- your no instruments, and from the costly ment at the Pioneer Piano House Special Art Style down to the me- t t ish you had » a Johnston Co. Bldg. J GNSTON 3d and University EXPERT BAND : PIANO )) INSTRUMENTS. TUNING PHONE STRING INSTRUMENTS, fa en