The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1909, Page 5

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ja A GOOD SHOW Ran Francie: a Post bf aye ater é wy 27th, 80 rie, Bippodrome and cor ‘ot nations whl ox ribet elty May 20, 21 and 22, ator goon and niet oe boing fori nce shat bY Norel Rowe at aqreamien ave (he Dest of the caver aden tn ‘this ity, Uf you that it is 4 Litt show, die your mind of that Idea, for fg the DIRK at thing attempt fa this clly and there are ao z) good acts go all the et at more than coe vintt will gl to soe all that ts pecessar) “The feature act of ig the Poorless F ‘ whose fights through apace gs the cold chills down one's They perform the almost tm eat- of turning a triple rae : r another per m the grace act must top of the high | aga butterft y any ¢ ngres tl mers the globe garb, over? quarter out In the particiate. Rad Big Attractions. natly ron family, Horsog’s pe elaler's com phants - Suigomoto fami! MeDon lone ra troupe oe ert eee ihe Honey gorialists, the Marys ous Castel ¢« Webb, Mile. Pint, Rose Ben Miss Castetlo, Frank Pier, Holland, John Deere coe Mickey Toto Dac ot tacos the stare of the | Austin cireus, There are ove 300 of the ring with ‘ore Rowe show” Daring the rn of the clrens fr Franciace 279.873 persons paid to the show thirty street paride will 26 the morn ‘ piven at 10 o'clock oc morn Hg of May 20 THE MARK MARKETS | ne ae a He OD | GEORGE HOLLAND, Principal te genera! Henge, “othery Rider With the Greater Norris & enleas otherwise ate fer strictly firet Rowe Circus. und Better. = 6%) i PARKS ARE NAMED u - The Hill Tract playground, located on the second hill between Washington and Main sta, will be known as the John Collins field. in honor of the late a ploneer rosident. the history st the eity. the portrait of the railroad king “His head,” 14.06) truly Napoleonic. Hla face i -0¢ at work on his o9| to his limited (iy United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, May 12 institutions in whte Raliroads company deposited ‘Was filed yesterday by J. M. Apel 18, tion in the Caihoun trial in an and a magazine writer,| the Hote! Diller company oe | Tirey L. posit OLD DUST; s a powdered was claims the arrest cause. ep is often made from cheap refuse ani- ts, Don’t wor: GOLD DUST washing powder is a clean, "Wholesome vegetable oil soap, blended with nate of soda, and ground toa fine powder. Not a trace of animal fat in it. t workmen at the factory ever use gloves, ut handle OLD. Dust, after year, Had bare hinds’ thus bamfes vo it “yt to skin Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY Makers of FAIRY SOAP, the oval cake, Bareback Sormersauit) lay- ohn Collins, once mayor of the city and This was de termined upon by the park board at a special meeting last night. The playxrounds adjoining the Seward school will be known as the John R. Rogers field, In honor of the late Governor John R. Rogers, The park board also named a number ue a lof other playfields and) park tracts in honor of people prominent In - eee ‘ogy [ARTISTS IDEA OF ryt (ARTIS 0 » | € H. HARRIMAN r+ (ty United Pre ne BAN PRANCISCO, May 12. — 4. “One can understand easily why | BH Harriman ia a master of finance,” said William Keith, the 1.18 | California artist, who has been on- Keith continued, 2 8 strong and unusually interesting to eq study. For some time I have been trait, but owing ime for sittings, It fs hard to tell when it will be fn ~Rep- resentatives of the several banking the United ite money subsequent to the disaster of 1904, were called to the who claims he is & news-| witness stand today by the prosecu- deavor to prove that the $200,000 @amages for false arrest.| currency drawn from the mint by EVENING POST SAYS gaged for several months painting) Ford was not placed on de-| pjigh our object quickly. | duty. soap of magic power | Hobart M. Cable, | del, Story & Clark, Behumann, Bell, |Haliett & THE STAR MOST UNIQUE DECISION the east shore May 40, Dox of Lake Washington, ain & special committee whowe ‘ ration day. The pro it In to keep in touch with the gram will teclude dancing, fold sion” who are sick or incapact ‘ports, baseball gamer, band con-/| tated, and tor whom there ia pro: * ote ; vided @ regular fund upon which to special 15-minute oat service draw for sick benefits and expenses Wil be maintained between Leachi| The committee in charge o park, at the ond of the Yesier Hine and Wildwood park, the day of the pte A large number cable all during plenle includes George George Harrison, Lou Whaley Pomeroy, James Murray and Dan Lyons of nice will bel (By United Prens) | NEW YORK, May 12—Having |, i oe pees a given up $11,000,000 for her love of rs eee the stage, Mee orge Whittell, jr iworced wie or youn son Prem WEW GRAND JURY isoan, i# rehearsing today for the production In which she will ap AFTER HASKELL The Whittelia were divorced three yours ago, two yoare after thelr (ty Untted Press) marriage. Reoentty, it fe underatood,| TUSLA, Okla, May )2—The epe they were near a reconciiiation. | clal federal grand jury ealied to re Suddenly Mra, Whittell, who waa| investigate the Muskogee town lot Josephine Cunningha decided that mapiracy cases was completed you she would like to go on the stage,|terday, and instructed by Judge but her former husband objected.) Marshall She came to New York, and he wired) The former grand jury was drawn her that if she did not accede to hie) under the present laws of Oklahoma, | Fequest to remain th private life ehe and the indictments found against need never expect to re-marry him. vernor Charles N. Haskell and etx Showing tittle dante were quashed. Greatest Piano Sale how she cu D. S. JOHNSTON CO. TO BECOME EILERS MUSIC HOUSE Over Half the cies iebied ‘Stock of Highest Grade Pianos Must Be Closed Out at Once. Sale Commenced This Morning at 9a.m. Read Particulars, of the House of Johnston—which| hand Uprights, §76 up, Used Or- Used Piano Players, $40 up. Stoo! jand Sonarfs extra, A Word as to Terms. he the largest and strongest Music | House In America. | Ac te always the case in a consol: | idation of euch gigantic proposttiona, | it'a necessary to retire certain inter-| should be for SPOT CASH only, In loate—make changes in lines of stock | order to. treat everyone fairly and —diseontinue certain makes of pi- et all an equal chanee, we will ec- janoe- aid new lines, ete., ete, joevt oven aianler terme of payment » bring about these ends tn tho | ¢ han ever before. In fact no reasen- | BiB M asibie (tine, we will in- | Able offer will be refused. As little urate a General Closing Out Sale | 8# $6 down and $@ monthly will now of over half our present stock. secure @ splendid plano. We realize that only the most ex- traordinary Inducementa and down- right slashing of prices will accom- We say in all sincerity that prices will be cut as they never have before. It mane | in a few words THE ¢ PIANO SALE EVER Sk WEST. |to select from a large assortment, | and aside from a few of the very! fanctest and moet costly uprights and Grands, the entire stock will be} included in the $20 to $25 down and | $8 to $10 per month offer. Old Pi- anos and Organs will be accepted In exchange, but only at thelr very lowest cash valuation. Rules of the Sale. ATE iN THE Choose Between These Standard Makos. Owing to the fact that these Here you'll find the vary latest|"quick-selling prices” will cause catalogue styles of virtually all the| heavy buying, orders by: long dia- standard and moat desirable makeo— | tance telephone or telegraph will be} strictly brand new—and at prices| honored 24 hours only, Deliveries which make buying now a positive | cannot be promised, but every eftor' % mous | will be made to meet your wishes, Money Back” if not exactly as rep resented, after delivery, accompan- jos each wale, There's no tine for Schubert, Johnston, | delay or waiting, We moan busl- Davia, Steintach @&| ness. Act quickly, Remember, sale Dreher, Whitney, Haddorff, Baus, commenced this morning at 9 o'clock. Smith & Barnes, Bailey and many|D. 8. Jotinston Co, Jobhnaton Co, other. | Bldg, Third and University, Kimball, Pease, Lester Marshall & Wen makes as th Cook & Co. Milwaukee Townsite Sale The MILWAUKER REALTY COMPANY will sell lots in their addition to the Townalte of Lind, Wash, surrounding the depat aite of the Milwaukee Rallroad, at public auction in Arcade Hall on May 15th, 17th, 18th and 19th, at the hours of 12 o'clock noon and 7 p.m. None will be sold at less than $60, $75 or §100, according to location. Lind fs the junction point of the Milwaukee and Northern Pacific Ratiroads, and in at present a very thriving town, and per haps the greatest wheat shipping point in the world today Wonderful retorns await the Investor in this section, and in order to permit everyone to take advantage of this opportunity, purchases can be made on basis of 20 per cent cash, balance 5 per cent per month, Information will be gladly furnished upon application at of. fices of the Company, Room A, Arcadé Bullding, Seattle, A. L. HALL [x05 —905—s06 OM SAL, oe A and §4.50 value all * AT THE guowN € teat Peet & Ave. | | aporting goods of all kindg A finn ‘line of bowing shoes, Come in and see them | 101 PINST AVE. | THING from & small beginning bas grown to] gane. Hie up = New Organs, $36 - While these drastically cat prices 410 to $18) } down and #8 a month will enable you | WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, SUPREME COURT MAKES A NIGHT RIDERS FOUND GUILTY co! “ } } ' Ever Seen in West! "32 1825 Third Av. Can be comt if Wa 1909. ONE WEEK ONLY Hatiataction Guaranteed WASHINGTON OPTICAL CO. opp. Post Office. The Raven prescription servic means that the doctor's skill in pre | scribing is moat efficiently supple | mented by the druggist’s skill in| | RAVEN DRUG CO.,| mpounding. 16 Becond Av. TO GO ON STAGE ‘CANE FURNITURE variety of yrons me” } Forced Sacrifice Of High Grade Clothing, Shoes and Fu “e Pive will be sold at pri less than regular Wholemile price THAT NEW WALL PAP had at our store at abou you can use some mnants left from the Paper FEDERAL PAINT & WALL PAPER CO, 14 First Av. of those | Big Bale o | atl ft new Y matting ‘Specially priced— special sale of sheets and pillow cases— a iy United Press) ——- WAVERLY, ‘Tenn, May 12 : | we = (My United Press.) formor marriage, and one more was oF eaty = Oe Cahsroned ta al the exceptional good values paar’ in the special sale of bed linen now o LYMPIA, May 18-—A strong,| born, The Apokane county court | case of the 14 mon charged with be ing on inthe Linen Department are an interesting event, not only for the able-bodied man, capable of earning red that Lauser pay hin wife | ing ane re night riders’ or : able of ¢ ‘ ome # d hoarding-house keeper ‘ed wld, ect Gale coe t his v0 male unr [gain ster ani With enlooine TOGES homefurni sher, but also for the hotel and boarding-house keeper or with $10 a woek altmony | it m October 1h, 1908 : Fe 1 om Alyorced wife and his or her ‘ov the children. Inaamuch| ‘The punishment was fixed at 10! the prices bor bed sheets and pillow covers offered in this sale are lower than children, according to a unique de the children did not be | days in jail and a fine of $600 each they have been for years, and we advise you to take advantage of this mon etalon handed down by the .upreme jong to Lauver, he objected to pay>| Arter the verdict wax announced ; j : court today ing for thelr keep, aud appealed the] the defendants #hook hands with ey-saving opportunity Isadore Lauser, of Spokane, ae case to the supreme court Jeach other | Hilow all good pi eH gi ed ad a divorce from John Law The supreme court went further | es hey 4 good grade mualin lin; size 64 by 90 Inches " a rpenter When she me than the supertor court and award: } CHICAGO Marie Fron, od 20,} ‘2p oe "yy 42 inehe regular lar price 460; 32c r she had four children by a.ed the entire $2,600 to Mra, Lauser, | dled following a dance cor ti 1a Ae 10c sale price e aw - . jonera ju returned a verdict that Mla price Fp Hercules” bed sheet; size 72 PLAN she had danced herself (0 death, 18 —pitlow slips; “Hercules” brand F #i by 90; excellent grade muslin; L 1G PICNI ee | oe pee by i semen, ah arte (Cut out this notice and bring tt} name; mize 36 by 46; regular price 500; 39¢ FOR THE NEWSIES | ace a We have a plano q , 12} C aot; BIO PTTCO psssesesees Z « the “Ajax” bed shes ‘made of - - ; — we exceptionally good rouslin; size |NEWSBOYS' UNION WILL GIVE awarded the winners in the various ie aoe ay or eels ee #4 by 90 inches; regular price d wate wig 36 by 46 Inche ; OUTING TO GET MONFY | events, all of which have do not | mt ae y nehes; 70c; sale 50c % sted We + atte There ove the piano eaat with th OKI " ‘ Price ,..s008 : FOR SICK FU nated by loeal merchants, Ther Med t nat | ps gee 14 NO Will alao be two baseball games be S SURAR ® CHASE Alo price : Cc the best bed wheet made, of Blabvrat tweon teama representing the differ P _Oppoalte pillow slips of exceptional qual heavy grade muslin; no better wcakborate proparations wre under ent labor unto ity; aize 36 by 46 inches; nleely on the market for the Dries; 4 or ~ ! te annual plento and The entire proceeds of the day are hematitched; regular price size 81 by 90 inches nw Which the Seattle Newsboys’! to be added te the fund for sick and $ 00 Gl f $1 ale 1 ular pri , f " i wale ar price pion will hold in Wildwood park, on a mena Wak aeuabael asses TOF phigh else; mie 17ic sale artae 590 of Japanese and Chine d me following the beat grades portation; you wilt find in the Oriental designs and the woek we speclalize the warp Jap special— 8 $2.45 regular price 83.25 f #easgnable and extra good lawn furniture special, an oni excellent rocker and a chair Ds ‘rhet i match, made selector amr cutting tales rdwood, bent and atrong- I want your Dent-| riveted to me; the a wot « envi # Very attractive b ok, exact are very wide; the price, Read my! ly tke picture ter-aawed chair te exactly like shown + ge avs solld oak, highly pollshed and fin- on picture and the rocker ts Bar. win J. | 4 in Hon in 4 chair; painted in rows, Tit Firat | h very low at t Avenue, Beattia| spacious compart. ica of $2.25 enc Spat rnoath seat, the regular of each to a price ie feis; spe $42.75 at the spectal or the WOOK cc cceweteeeeere OED FC CMON cccicceavee 2.45 May be reasonably expected ON YOUR SAVINGS, Wor partieulare soe Puget Sound Savings & Lous Co., 112 Columbia Mt pAra the neatest and most comfort- able as we fit them } ss. SHOES-St SHOES | SHUR-ON EYEGLAS Elsewhere im this paper appears Here Are the Cut Prices. Hee y tag cn Mgr: ipa the announcement of the D. S. John- | $250 and $300 Pianos, now $162 tim1” Co, Hee Bpectaltat 1967 ston Co.'s Great Consolidation Plano | and $207 a Bale, which commenced this morn-|.nt argent S418 Pianom now $148 My jand $3 . ing at 9 o'clock $400 and $425 Pianos, now g2a9 The fact that Mr. D. &. Johnaton vy ye an oi pre yr you Want =. “<< nee, Now view lote hear On is to head the $3,000,000 piano con~| i sa99 Univereity, overloen ing | corn to be known as Eilers Music $00 and $550 Pianos, now $253 ana, neat at tee House will be Interesting news to 4nd $339. | ‘a “fou rien We bea the public generally in the North |. Ue one $660 Pianos, now #418 )] Qj fo rot thle, RE west, who have watched the growth) giuare Pianos, $18 up. Second- RRALTY Co. Bank Huila rhor, sTRVENS an who guar. to teach you te PRIVATE Th Lessons with = myasto every day and evening. Clapaes and assembles. Fasten Ate SHOR [begs fei al ae JOUR SHOE SERVICE While we offer our patrons reasonable also, Splendid Shoe Service. We're experts at fitting and all our ability in this with fe always at the ne piace of the kind tn the Mord Ft ih w ro ven-ohalr ar gaily Pp URLS 1 It’s good to see the delicious, satisfying slices of bread and butter from a home baking of Excellent Flour Always uniform, Wrinkle your given away free in our Range De- partment the Beat Shoes at $| prices, we offer, direction, together Shoe Advice, command of our trade, THE GHOERY 903 Second Ave. O19 Firet Ave. cleaned, bleached, dyed sewed in latest mtyton, Ey bit Ploor, BROKERS uy to All Mx. oo S. C. Osborn & Co. Private Leas M aT2n = (GT Fivet Av. Suit Cases Traveling Bags MEEK TRUNK & BAQ CO, Turrell’s Ladies’ Hats Reblocked Straws and Panama of all kinds and our re- CHICAGO CAFE Spring between, tnd and 3rd Aves. i t THE BOULEVARD | 4th & PIKE = lawn chair or rocker | genuine leather seat Missi —an attractive and strongly cons YOU MAY ORDER WHAT You Are ten to one that you'll get what you want, and shark's fins, humming birds’ But good meals made up of the Vegetables and even delicacies are here for you whenever you call, well prepared and prices. Music Every Evening from 6:30 to 12:30, Nothing But Good Things to Eat, Our bi, matting, all our own im ment t est carpet and mt durable weaves; for the 1 € and 4 ‘ard priced for the week ir ice for pie ion style rocker pecial— $7.90 regular price $11.00 structed rocker made In strict Mission style; solid oak frame finished In Karly Enailah or in olden; exactly jike picture; oome cushion seat covered with ; regular price ate nt $11.00; ape. cially priced for Che WOOK vec eceeeeee veers ‘ most fmport- ant baa kiteb- on is the range See the Malleable Range, est to your home —it will last a lifetime, ° Regular Meals 25c Nothing like It in Seattle. American Cafe Fourth and Pike, on the Boulevard. LIKE in this restaurant and the chances Of course birds’ ne: ongues and the like are barred. atest, freshest and best meats, at popular Including Sunday, reputation Is exactly what ig crowd tells you. The beat e is at a reasonable price. Us all you want The Newport | CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, Total Cost Only 10c A Wholesome and Appetizing Lunch Sent to Your Place of Business, Ring up Sunset Main 1880; Ind,, 1, 4624 NEW YORK BOX LUNOH Co, Seattle, Columbia Street Ind, 1166, Main 8204; , Old Depot. to measure at WEDDING TIME Now fs the time for the sweet wedding days, and to enjoy it yeu should go to Thompson's and give your order for a fine cake, orna- mented to your satisfaction, “Thompson's Cafe & Bakery Second Av. and Marion St. H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAK If you can’t get boots or H shoes to fit you, get them made # 217 sage STREET.

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