The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR-—-THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909. 8 MDT HOUSE CONFERENCS (Gece ccc) 7 FVar - Un} Rallara Rs at Who Has to Deal With the Doings || e 4 ¢ ° [FAILS T0 BRING PEACE Kime? Te MeDogeatt § fouthwick Co. " boards of education and | which °THBY All Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow Will Pie Entered on ¥ May Account of education, w STILL mimte ¢ toring Sheriff Hodge's | shat thi pation WAR Ap he au hye ' bla fg pos): Sony man i! Watehinan te Rutherford's brother, the power to the & Mésioners, an eb ees wey, Bd ow iar | * : that Hods wor. ordered thin fact he man named by the| “lich leaves Fourth and Pil ay bal niget watchs i aed Chak: tne | deemenedionas : gape */ al . ty-five every morn The car le aw light-hearted as 6 S Insists On Mak-|®hole controversy was due to ni was in contempt of court, and that| 'E wy | are and fairly wallows as it hur wlight mieur nding Tn cuapamiorent that! “Paik about your “fawston,” why, | ries along al quoation at temad ne laat baht |” SPR’ thie the talh Wananin ence. | SOGMNOd I Chat cnr prim ard preeme, and — the Fight of it. Uk’ esd. ons ueremenateh anes nae Gack Wan hens te ks You'd ought to see the conductor | le an alr of Smith's Abridged Lat i When the question of the fail phy.| from hahe oven te fall matcon weal” and the passengers (the few | Qictonary about which tmmediate stolan ¥ brought up again, Maj. rehashed {1 mount arent | WHO Braet the She) RNR tee Le ee comaeda’ hhemer ee ta Meritt Node " Stringer satd Hodge Inalsted that he tt wth the ee pester es from the scintillating breil | of the car Wheels, Another | 1 MO). Ca wan legally correct in naming the ing was done, and the session was| (ancy and offulgent radiance of the | very tall, and when whe en . ws 4 H for whom Hodge SOs lab’ wameaainemes > Gl '}commandeors the car and you reallee uclid’s defini | mall recone. hates ‘ee Why, even the car itself feels the | goes right off into ite trigonometri omorro our usual end-of-the-month Remnant iles at | Halkfest, the © confer effect, and you can hear the! cal rhune Hut when the Engitet Verse ‘ Biederreer comet FRA | [ lFythmte measure of the motors as|teacher gets in, there is a dolit Half-Price--which on this occasion are of utmost importance | f Vanderveer came te f hey droningly chant “amo, aman, | erate pause in the metrical sound 0 gy to the extensive Remnant rtment the result of our | erday afternoon amat. amanus, amatie, amant,” til|and a Macauleytike drone super | ‘ A rn . it between Sheriff Hodge they get the Lake Union trestle, | sedes them ca \pril selling, which exceeded by far lou Apr pis Htlll om wit , they hastily #witeh to “sin theta, | ing, all rigbt, and yet, after all, it's . ‘ hoosing t Half | iently honest beta, tan alpha, sin theta, cos | not so terribly areadtul, for it's on Price Chairman Dan Abrahan (Ry United Press.) duuk*ten. % P | beta, tan alpha a bunch of Ballard high schoo # sett u pusit OAKLAND, Cal aril 2 * " me anti-cocrat lety Ob, its wierd, all right, and, 1| teachers going out “to teach the Bs April 29.— Th: AW passed by the etat aislature 1 R ts of Silk 3060 ; the members of the Phi Chi fra- provides that all high school. fra.| °1 20t that car knows something. youle OC emnants of Silks and Dress Goods, | Remnants of French Flannels. Armistice Fails teraity of the local Righ schoo! are teralties and sororitien be diasolved = ~ Remnants of Linings and Velvets. Remnants of Outing Flannels eces.| Planning to e the orders to by t 8 moe fit eis Sa ke ea REMAN 1S KILLED Remnant of Rikon and Lacen | Retnant of Sheetings and Mualing ng. the |#ehoel recently ed by the board) 80 the organisations must cease to Remnants of Chiffons and Veilings. | Remnants of Flannels and Waist ade known to-\exiat in the school, and that A 7 PO 7 . ange and tha | Remnants of Embroideries and settied Remnants of Wash Fabrics bought by @4y, When {€ was announced that members must align . » county 3 they would be hosts Saturday morn ing their affiliation with their » | TTunEAgS , Ina on an excursion about Ban Fran. ction (hy Celted rem) |New Merchants Enter B we Remnants of Cretonnes and Draper- | emnants of Calicoes and Ginghams ies. ae eae Seattle Field Bover the paymen Y Joad, two persons are missing and fl matrons & onable ve wuffering serious injuries aa}, TH? Hoffman Cloak and Bult Ce their services, and that oF . buys oul the Novelty Cloak and the rew fo fire whit emroyes » of 1816 and there Jail far tun Suit ¢ fod av {tna ts wiry o: Values at $25 presented the rasta 1 as follows bundred and MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 29 The professor first made hie|!t started in t for an outlet in Be opers were fed in the|—S¥earing and the drinking of in-/ somewhat startling statement while | instorm « r month of March. Of t@Xicating Hquors do not bar a man addressing the sophomore clans yeu. | 4PpIng the #od ky, wh High-Clase Wearables, and will es 3.116 were county pris | from being a ntleman,” accord. terday, but has been com ‘inated at times by £ tablish one of thelr main stores ix my » New, distinetive, perfectl ilored others being city, Kitsap |'2 to the opinion of ¢ W. Fir relterate ahtning, Was a wonderfu Seattle \ me federal prisoners, held Kins, professor of ic at the the be } A bolt of Nghtntng te wupe The present stock of the Novelty | are the models in this superior $25.00 ef accommodation to | Uulverstty of Minnesota lows on the faculty jhave ignited the building At 1°) Cloak Co. will be immediately die } Suit showing cutaw straight ® Kitsap county and to|,. Professor Firkins explained today Namiag Charlies Lamb an /% this mornmg seg ned of r : EEE government that he could cite various instances son among the gentlome ered alt ertain that Peter ii front and semi-fitting styles, in the of known personages who swore and drank, PY per, a fireman, who war report #6 re R p c k, Pirkins + , “ most fa and colorings get ls Responsible. drank and 6w but who were still Almost every man swears occa . ea ee eee i I é sthe law, according to the | worthy of th an sioun ' 1 an noty-on Peppa a Sree ] All superb Hag attorney, these prison pete thousand bushels of wheat and 600 ardpes to teach you t t t ! 25 held at the onal risk |" : 5 = £1000 bush { corn were destroyed Rate. od j The strated, Is an excellent $25.00 ff. and also und the by the ° PrRivaTe mod, ‘or street or evening wear bo } wh ~ mad itting style ot blackand-whi fpagty could not receive a 5 "| Hest bandsorted Yakima pots say 98 hate lined with white satin—ve 4 ~ theonpal , $2 per hundred, free delivery Tagien pd effectively trimmed with braid and fancy buttons ‘of feeding “ | is VER Y SICK New Public Market, Rallard; phone Fige. Telephe i | we —_ |= = ey Other $25.00 models are shown in an at- r prisoner 28.1 ——— —--—— | : ale thtanet'to the (My Caled Presa) and won of the} The Star want ad are leading tractive a of the latest styles—all ding its 3,116 prisoners| ROME, April 29—Alarn t reat al many people to prosperity. How? | superior values ‘ ot which the county | ¢ over the fimann. of laty A i gg pervs | as iy paid $200 In paying the pak peep. Rte ara at pee ambien gag on the conting before She has heer erysipelas } riage and was considered the t the cook and baker at Jett 9675.60 due from : | fl Pelle Laces 5c Yd. for the feed of its pris. | unconscious since night, and of Newport and New York #« 4 late bulletins from tok Hhe met Sir Bache ne . Carriga insisted that the or-|day de net r mprov traveling abroad in 18 Ww ‘ Alice Maud |mateh was not #0 brilliant « Special Sc Yard-—All Torchon Edges and n the grocer, ete. be | Lady € anard wes } Defore the commissioners, | Bourke of San Francine Stringer offered ‘to bring | marriage to Sir Bact: verified and sworn | e=== Insertions, 1 to 2 satica wide Women’s §] | (arse oe a ae av ca” SUPREME COURT ie the whole matter might) Tailored ; Main Fleet eo) “sc BARS ROSSMAN [Swings & Trust |i Suits ee a Z ein “as Sone ~ Company pit amoriment ot, xow || Extraordinary Values Friday ane ea IB aman , in Women’s Hose at 25c jeal attack on Hodge. omer Rutherford added) OLYMPIA, Aprii Now Coats at reasonable prices | y before her of many other Cunurd, ait was a very ha merican he The su-/ of the King the deetaton wanty « urt diebarring extnan from the pra . ve |wullty of twenty-three cases of bar |ratry, exciting and ¢ 4 GOOD VALUE IN A co thi ie a cue aspera: Gives you the best f of ether * . > proven sia possible service by bringing up an incon." preme court has up nufacturers to do exceptional th Hose at 25¢—and most ur ¢ take vast pains to get } Sf us in the making of these enc ows Watch for Our Walet Sale. ues result—a Women’s full fashioned plain black Cot. | Women’s light-weight Lisle Hose, 25c ton Hose, In light, medium or heavy | !m black or tan shades welghta; rit 4 or hemmed .25¢ Women’s outsize black Cotton Hose, with wife and « genera! career of fraud . te spon aii@ite and solicitors . sound banking YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD! woes with un full fashioned dc soles, bleached » .25¢ | heels and tows; all si ° 25c ‘ Ros#inAn inatigated personal in vt pn dee Menta methods Huyon easy payments ; We don't ebarge you any thons. nd in other ways ot tom, and i pow more Shay if ¥ga pad cash Capital $300,000 Surplus _ $35,000 38 36-Inch Berkley Cambric 15c FOR FIGHT = Hm CASH creoit No. 100° Berkley ‘Caimbrics, full ‘yard wide: dew, fall pieces. ‘Fiidey; ye wsvally sell for $4.75. @ (My Calted Pree) JAMES D. HOGE, President fh dl | special, 15¢ yard Seersucker Dress Ginghams — Short GOLODFIELD, Nev., April 20. a8 | W th & Ch ld be SOLNER, Cashier / eS Piliow © Made of splendid wie 2 ave this spring in full size only, 4x6 feet, for inte mete re gg momar ge a | erg ids Cameo Pillow Casee—Made of sf dengthe of from 2 to 0 yards: 7 c ng here last night grade muslin; size 45x36. 15 Friday special. yard 2 angle iron frame, woven steel fabric with and decided to offer $50,000 to Branches at George aoa Friday special, encu C | French Linon Suitinge—33 inches wide— have the Jeffries-Johneon fight 1312—Gbkoon@ Ave.—1312 Hematitched Huck Towele—An unusually look like Inen—all cc very popu- fod : y 4 e tlical springs v} Stee? wire edge, oil-tempered he os dal held here. Before the meeting | town, Renton and “large sine, 19x40. Friday 167 lar for wash suits nz ds. over $40,000 was pledged, special, each sebenes Friday spectal rd ode 162c 3 and the rest promised at any Ballard | Me | —Third Fleer Very Neat Appearing and ai FISHMAN | . ---——— If thie is too small, any sum If you want good fishing @et your within rearon will be pladged. | tackle of A. L. Hall and get a few | pointers where (6 Ko for trout o Cc bane. | How to The Popular Viret Avenue. | Crochet “Sorosis” | dy Ladies’ Writing ory | Special!! + the Rates| = @ /Southwick Co = Regular $8.59 Value Turkish Baths SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET $5 ° /. 5 os te voce eve $500 Reward scribing |s efficiently supple annot cure in from 3 to § days | mented by le druggist’s skill in J. 8. BRISBOIS | : Globe Hotel jompoundi RAVEN DRUG CO Cor. Piest Av. and Main St. 1416 Second Private Offier, led. 4231 WHEEPRINT BLURS | ™ Pe: This is a well-made, solid oak Desk, finished golden or wéathered; a popular design, with straight lines, A.-Y.-P. Season Tickets} | _ THE BEAUTIFUL SPECIAL GRAND DOM Siena, oy BY ¢xery purchase of $200.00 or over, cash or credit, D. 8. JOH NSTOM CO. five ‘one $10 season coupon ticket, good for 100 ad- Although the D. 8. Johnston Com-, exclusive Grand Piano department son fl tirely new on ||! Apples, Fic partment are line ¢ Irritable temper and general dis: | = comfort res We ponitively cure | | THR CHICAGO 1400 © this cont with onr specially | ground gl Schuehard Optica |Co., Bye Specialists, 1207 § av., Seattle, Aiko ifall Dress “tn Tamale Grotto e © “lnm iwaweiaa full _ ae Tele DO YOU WANT 1 ny at its fine | This {* something ¢ the Coast In thie pany had ample room ta to fair grounds. new building at Third av. and Uni-| shown only the very latest crea est (ve orders aly 18 view lots near gum ersity st, when It took posse | tions ‘ sand ~arle ention and Unty versity hen , tions in Baby Grands, Parlor anaen gad | Univ car line CASH. YoU QUICK : INTERNATIONAL BOND & CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, } The shewpor] ‘I sion, a Iitle over a year and a| Grands and Concert Grands Ind. WI half ago, the patronage has grown The new Grand Piano depart-| 623 Blewett St ALL THE CREDIT YOU and expanded #0 remarkably fast| ment at the D. 8, Johnston Com-| — . have to act a WANT an to necessitate. utilizing more| pany is beautifully fitted up to} TEALTY CO. a, 7 apace for the conduct of their bus-| correspond with the rest of ftw] * ~~ ? 1009 American Bank Bulldtog ANY. « +% +e Jinoderuiy. equipped. building. At\| Cash Registers for Rent ‘ : a PA —— The D. &. Johnston Company | all time there will be na Dirid@ fair season will rent ; ; states that the demand for high| display of at least thirty different} Cauth Hata St idm Seta, eve ore AT ora < y on is a splendid ca |G ne ylanoe mm e foremor » grade pianos ts a splendid indiea-| Grand planos fr th most THE SURDWALL 00s = 2124" =" auwon © fo age $¢ ectricity, vibration, light thers hot alr ‘sweat baths, and other ot condition| American factories, among th A peer * oy Wo p) ae) tion of the prosperous exe of the Northwest, Kapecially 1s|such notable makes as the Chie this true of costly grand pianos.|ing, Kimball, Lester, Hallet & n 25,000 wg = The demand for this grade of in| Davis, ete. More th e| Byerett at #4 at po enrion strument ha# aasumed such propor-| feet of floor space ts now utilized) — ALBERT, HANBEN, Jeweler, Mere ins disttign tare’ «2 becker: | Fak CUFFS ‘iy outa Ans tions that the Johnaton Company |to carry on the business of this) First and Cherry. ¢. eae CA Sena ttiiiine Fics RACK Thaw found it nécessary to open an| great institution Optical Department Phones—sunset, Main 3993; bed. Ta& SHIRTS 8c