The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1908, Page 6

6 einige f THE STAR-FRIDA “OCT: 16, 1908: " milge from hore, yosterday after __FYNERAL DIRECTORS. averion eaves. __|___ money to Loam SEVEN MEET DEATH IN|! ‘BELIEVE CHINESE aaa & BON, Professional!” vig BaghLm AUCTION CO. will ae NUTTON ONEDIT CO Foreman James McPherson {4 re the io arae » 8 tte \ " ul e « en lowes! 7 | SeeoAL NBiees ji y 0 6s 1 y Sa a oved to the howplital at Fort Col-| AGAINST LAWYER | *: Yea | RRR” AY OMS arm Ua rinar (By United Press.) us | | bjork of ste dtr’ MBileate tte: | bookcase p desk, fn | susscke Warton Bide |} FORT COLLINS, Col, Det, 16 What cauned the premature ox: | pe | fant th ' ne every k abinet L Aieh 7 " co on me » reported killed and|plosion ts not known a the ent and ane ; , aed on househoid goods andloy othare injured sores fatuily. |. The blast wont off In the tacos | aan, eEyunited Freee) ous laa rh tt hinted nn. ° «and open Galle 9. the rewult of a premature explosion |@f,40 men, Many of them were AN JOBE, Ca 4 tas ) pom & steel bole B x Le gy = oa balurday evenings. at the Ingleside Lime quarry, 18] httled a distance of 200 feet and! police have ceased today to loo R BLE ridge on thet Ing ’ The Regie A le omens wore picked up dead or maimed.|for the “woman” in their invest! 1 V. Key, ge North e %. « Attond the great sale of the Mon-|‘The explosion was heard for miles. | i oe the wtabbing of Attorne ended tp bridge won sn hy Neattle Dancine sell 0 arch Shoe and Clothing Co. atock| Mrs, William Tooth, a trained |Katlon of the stabbing of Attariey | CAUSES SUICIDE ber of mfamtae 2 ‘ } FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, || tomorrow, 1917-1919 First av ***/! nurse, who liv@ lew than half a i "3 Leper a gs re ing henge 4 innselt i tag an ate, . -- reiee Strat = mile from the quarry, was one of | Monday event ACoora’h| a - « . ss Nb DOOR MARGAIN® taten Issued last night by J . yt r: $2.00) Mor |the first to reach the spot. She ? Pay i pdm BO Despalring of being able to effec Wot R A ‘ lt re ts heap Jdeseribed the scene as horrifying. | Ba stag bas: BY ‘ rigged ‘ent |# reconeiiiation with his wif Wet Ondeavoring 4g v ard Door... . bas |The kround was strewn with men | Seheller, (wo eo verteed [1% Joke ued 31, last night wha se . prei! ' A |bodien cut and brulned eta CABG Chak: the’ Cxinata (Od ' ‘ of 20" tent eth ; = ' : ‘ ’ mtr Bellingham Tag Day ure f in of Yoo I ‘ te Job wi ‘ t T t witch he rom LEGAL NOTICES u foot ' Mra, Will f. Humphrey, who t ut Fresno, through the efforts of | 4 er ee Baw preset wae . \ pottoe " ' at iota fe CITY REAL ESTATE lint mig Vem and iggy pa Fh how Yee Foo's inno |came cbr ent LIMIT PUT ON ~ . 3 OSTEOPATHY cage aw _ ton 8 tions i olaw, Fred Kunts, 189 Be SLIDING underate : Br fai oueoan aearany, wwe.| A Small Investment | - ——— r transeontingah F lana . r “ et house ta | consulta ' ier People's. Hank! wcld f hi t ' wae Tre M . a |the North at ioe ated Prue, Mate best, 404 YOR #ALE BY OWNER | Kunt ‘ the siding Seainn her. os . oe | PATENT ATTORNEYS | ree B renting for, 000 per) po eeabeh ‘hed , ate if ; . I ; a oa was to en Barnes & “ : “ ‘a! vi P er the ot ® nhs, - ~ , ° has not : eney Paul A <Pene ARRANGE BENEFIT FOR towne a { owe ty — PHOTOGRAPHERS’ SUPPLIES. ne scale LOST AND FOUND. : :, ‘ ah | ens omer ee Home WAYSIDE HOSPITAL — be | wh c .p ~ = rr Ss, . PHYSICIANS. ' ' - naps "g : © of ‘ramet fa . 2 age Mut 1 STORAGE . a bieeke ~pe ON THE FRO piean ; . (ist? o Main #40. Ind the te 4 tr) F “1, Sia cag ~ SHOE DEALERS. : ae wider aad ‘ av, Be pe “men's and bore shore at! Must Have Money ™ : : “ u A a = ~ M ni As Hing f vi Fire « TRANSFER COMPANIES. ‘ o* ‘ ¥ wh, : TYPEWRITERS ' 's 046 cash, 018 0 youne sopenno, sud. Seatrics. i gers. Bhe will aes Sere ur an [ae ee ooo bee s : me ee seca MILLIONS LEFT ON , ~f BUSINESS CHANCES FARMS AND ACREAGE = oe DUMPS AT TANAN . 4 7 i aie me. ‘ he AND RINT ACHES nUETER comvany, | Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats have. b a a ee» a ye Are the Best Values to Be 7S Mi x Stock F rs le . - : : ; ee ° . CAPTAIN FARRAR ‘ —s ining Stock For Sale and, fell pecsiowla kos {On vnsel Had in the Cit for South ‘ ; shing : a a y FILES AFFIDAVIT. ©", = te “BITUATION WANTRO—MALE, [co sock |W. Shorted, row) it''s she the f ed rae a aur namabe oa , 3 eine ae m Warrer of | the Kate Davenport sil a va hy ell > Re for at 1 Rain Coats ¢ 1 ong s § ‘ i ’ Matiard ke ¢ had elsewhere for f ar “ ayine own ° wit PAY HEN * lean than $25.04 The . . “ ‘ ; ‘ he bh T Two Brothers & ‘ . J ° - e ~ ve . ? « n no for the ' f . . ° abe ate . ert PORE BELT Me an Boys’ Clothing wan done mr: : . . CAPT. BERN ReTIRES . ‘Yor tei * at . te . We show more Sults and Overcoats than any other a * nee i Quarter Acres | two houses in th» city " e sale of the Be i f Our prices for Ro ‘*’ Suits are 7 t t of Cas om honans ming vf Sec at tae ' ie Our prices for Boys’ Overcoats are 1p ; th mt i ‘ PERSONAL olores ha entnoaes® : f floate at West Seattl TALKING MAY fonds “8s LEE edelsheimer & Co. |i. ES FOR RENT—HOUSES. — Poe a Sa . @ |) man Bradiey Strong. ‘or Re ba stent eee eT e ° Uncalied for Tailor-made For Rent ov pny eae First Ave., Cor. Columbia Gene as bait price: Ras faa i oarene Acre Tracts, pwnd Png hain rei Weet Beattie, where things are mov. Strongest Overcoat House in the State THE Opncaee speTT CP, iain es ‘ ° Des © ground) P @ fe FF 1400 First Av. TNeevte 113 Alesha Bulleted * Hank Bidg Main 1618 | , er aicame ABSTRACTORS a “poathW coy Wantord Abetract Co ver qurae ony he ‘ --- ATTORNEYS AT LAW, |! -arre trwein that hm . loamy ——~Iprederich W. Ke 1st Ameriens He 8 ee Bank Buliding ef 7 ARCHITECTS. 5 are. mn Aken Oont RAE: : “Teo page book, house, cottame gad ben ‘ Is now offered you which you should not neglect. Our Lease-Expiration Sale affords you a rare bot beets Come Today usglbte . far. | Voorhees ect sit Bitel Bide ome 1oday tunity for money saving, and you know that , BANKS 383 "T" Perm, 49 acres tees, TE Te Money Saved Is Money Made ¥ 1 f ow . 4 . Mage A Genet Has rag Under different conditions you could not purchase our itemized articles for one penny less than < tee ~ . . a | Ma “ee na ¢ . ae regular prices. put the articles are cut, and they will stay cut. Going into details regarding the ¢ ware ' & GRA ' ‘a : ; Pa Hoh, Weg? | ae -gare abit ae our Sale is not what you are interested in. sof feraden BICYCLES. PY S Fy , : . if FOR RENT—FLATS . mire 4 u eared and fenced, no bull ne ain “ 9 ; - iaagion hin CLAIRVOYANTS cash | ‘ rq ey ’ A ee : te A : Do you wish to save money? If so, look at the list below, and Ina ' * LV ‘ ' “" y wh st uli, it a ond | "Walr halo Buy Before the Stock Is Gone ~~ HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS oot = Sagal ssee STATION wa ties Mi te Sorner | otl tS ee oe Be wee oak an TY aoonrn Klish Moleskin Golf Sh’ ‘ ‘ c . ' . ’ hie bare t'eldaer ' ' owe, t Men's Clothing Men’s Hats ec t - tag a, 3 a Pact ’ . Binck and Blue All Wool Serge Suita, $20.00. Sale price ..810.50 ateo’e + st pe e S oes Sale Seles ie : $\- * block today a " Young Men's black, blue and fancy mixed Serge Suits, $18.00. Sale MH Men's Hats, stiff, $2.50. Sale price 4 “- Ps a . ° eo hea price $9.00 Men's Hats, stiff, $3.00. Sale price “t bicet aC te A ye en amt ° - ve Scotch Tweed Suits, $11.00. Sale price rhs ..- 85.50 (hows ; 1@ . fi SBMA ASAE Ae RRA BAA RRL BOA ats \. I ree Ex¢ ursion ATION! AND Seotch Cheviot Buite, $12.00. Bale price os e $6.00 Pa BOARO AND ROOM . : First A r in ; Make no mistake when sy, © to see those Clay Worsted Suits, $13.00, Sale price aiesihs Boys’ Clothing s n ° . b ' e Fancy Mixed Tweed Suits, $14.00. Sale price 87.00 Boys’ School Suits, $3.00. Sale + . o% tt e - " ° Lory er | All Wool Cashmere Suits, $15.00. Sale price ’ 87.50 Boys’ School Suits, $4.00 " DETECTIVE SERVICE ' . All Wool Kersey Suits, $16.00. Sale price ee Boys’ Good Dre Po - ines s pent Bal*” "ina All Wool Fancy Worsted Suits, $17.00, Bale price Boys’ Fancy Twe I ; ; ‘ ant’ Pa ct gg ea ~ pate ni All Woot French Velour Suits, $18.00, Sale price Boys’ Overeoa te , t ot Mg : « > | es» L axor " All Wool French Worsted Suits, $19.06 Sale price ba FOR SALE—HOUSES. Ta L toe Ganon ise" s. : m boteO. ‘woul Aga All Wool Fancy Cashmere Suits, $20.00. Sale price 810.00 fre I ENTMENT. CORPORA Men’s Overcoats een eee “ts farwee pest FOR SALE OR TRADE > ¥ “> ee es pal cna 1 Men's Cravenette Rain Coats, black, grey and- bine stripes, $20.00 Fe . a Av : Lined Ur ; we ile price, ire bh Mil 9 Salo price $10.00 ene . erwear, $1 . a ( we % " tate r Men's All Wool Overcoats, in tan and grey, $12.00, Sale price Men Pure , atu al Grey Underw $ Sale Lee wy 7 rl , 4 86.00 Men's P re Wool Sanitary Underwear, $ oud WANTED TO BUY—FURNITURE JMBEF fe goon | E ft nes d 8 Fancy Worsted Overeoats, $18.00, Sale price 86.50 Men's Fine ack Cotton Sock price . ' ' Ballard, i i } « Kersey Cloth Overcoats, $14.00. Sale price $7.00 Men's Fine Black'and Grey W ale “« 4 ‘ 4 f t ~ . ums 9 U Men's Fancy Cravenette Cloth Overcoats, $18.00, Sale price 89.00 Men's Fine Bla 1 Brown ¢ 40c, Sale f on vail, bean seblag’ talon ihe Men’s Pants . ors H rh 1 Sot s Working Pants, $2.00, Sal eer eter FOR SALE—HORSES. pee MUSICAL oe a $20 ola » Pals ie * a Working Pants $2.60. Bale price iF n 1 IRRIGATED LANDS. 8 Working Pants, $ Sale pr ihe, Maviy Fa * ‘ - ae : t Mon's Working Pants, $3.00. Saje price Or wee ° " Phone Male ot me ’ a ' , . . 1 Men's Working Panta, $3.60. Sale price 2266; Ina i mt vise ; ate Free Excursion to |} , oar Mon’s Dress Pants, $4.00, Sale price FOR SALE--WOOD ANG sone. | hue tf ee : mee ‘ # Dress Pants, $4.50, Sale price " - - Califorr T ’ Wilms te an 2 ’ I coat f rt Oi hace : - for pm ' ' bear M ina) sae tertaall NEAR SENECA All kinds of wood and cow f . r . u" Ae weed $4.60 ver jond. “Main 1416, ya 14 MUTA riue | vane ‘ « ‘ #42 Globe Bidg eal | ° ® ° ‘ae |