The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1909, Page 5

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vi STAR—-MONDAY; MAY THE 17, 1909, gor TIME IE | N FIRST PICTURES OF BATTLE CHINATOW AT CONSTANTINOPLE} tSrrnsc — (iy United Press) GOLDENDALB, Wash, May 1 Ualted Pres Coal-plaln, ordinary soft coal—-ha . ae nr caused more excitement and ath 0 & ay than the last cireus that came te \ wore s mp ; 7 of allen town, for right within the mitt friends 01 geaduct of & I2foot lodge of the | q Cd Genera! He has been discovered by men drilling ‘ ; a Well i in Jeventoon years ago driller ' , Re struck ooal at a depth of 148 feet a ose, t but they were not consclous of tt \ qrhieh t at that te They supposed it wan € | > rock and abandoned any further at > 4 i ~ tempt to find water, owing to orude ieteow machinery, That was in a new ad & Lai Celestlo al of the city known aa Fatt 5 4 on & ie ‘ view 4 atecreetl Now after 17 years have elapsed a ee views N. Brooks, of thie ety, and 1 al ' } iF pte | Charles Newell, of — Kilenaburg NOW * q to Hew : ' Wash have made eure that coal The sees doen extwt there and have secured ‘ * c ogee ; pions on the property % =th . Beet THEATRICAL TRUCE ; om throwers e ty om perpetrator : af | 3s, SMotitet™ oy on Collapsible metal ae * ‘ ‘ among David Belasco, Harrinon go-cart; special— ‘ irey Finke aod the Kiaw & Brian pate: Gr a a wt ger theatrical eyndicate wa ¥ ’ , = ed by Attorney Gerber, te © luat night | PATCHED UP | fo Vo Gor > eek a } agreement was signed WILL tated today the three inter Hing crimination, and will show in one mht, « to carr ar ouses when conventent closes ew y de ten: robber trea erold hood TAFT WILL UNVEIL J fice." MONUMENTS J (iy Untied Pree) WASHINGTON, May 17.—Prest dent Taft tomorrow night will de part for Petersburg, Va., where he will unvell the Fort Mahon ment, From Petersburg th pres! dent will go to Charlottesville, N the plays bh aa ge | ened for the coming © . * “fhe Lion and th “The Warrens of Vire Oftenders DUKE TO ARM NA AMERICA o——. an ax TOF PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING PICKETS OF BULTAN'S MY PREPARING TO FIGHT SK/RMISHING LINE OF YOUNG ‘ T 4 C., where he will assist in the cele URKS’ ADVANCING ARMY, bration of the anniversary of the | Lower PICTURE: CARRYING THE DEAD FROM THE FIELD, | Mecklenburg declaration of inde ‘ pendence, The president will speak 73 | oxtomporaneously at both places. v . | Mra. Taft, M. Jusserand, ambassa dor of France, Capt. Butt, military aide to the president, and Wendell bolder and scien | Taft's aastetant secretary, rise the party weet $2,500,000 in c'al- | to & report cur- | May Sar ikas a ree gard nerwaned |r | the budget submit! (My Vetted Pres) C #9. aia Wd had not heard a word SAN FRANCISCO, May Ww m since 1804. Thorney estates rahe the chance perusal of « A dispute over othe eatate of . wore mid tee weeks’ ok Chicago paper, 2, 14.) TROTRtnn's® wife's stuter, Ii which pent by the Duke Jam esile Thorton waa invalved anlar tg was chronicled In the Chicago paper ts of this th his only child, Jamws Lestie which Thornton chanced to read. Be invested in| Thornton, who disappeared when he He Janda jwes 6 years old. Thornton betioved | om ob Thornton today ts Im communication telegraphic communtea- th Chieagy authorities resuit- the location of the hoy, and! POPOUND LYING "5° Soi aco A eS Th Dota Mag ‘al LAYS FAN TAN; | allah ed WINS A WIF! P| i tors ods cca Soca wl Lying | Tao Gambets ranch near | Washington State Dental Society March today resuit-/ lk on I eect a? and the state dental examining of a number of (thy Celted Pres) [who is the better man, a game of| board which defy contradiction i isdian manviacture and| SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.—~He- |fan tan wae agreed upon. They | Will pay for the publication of the) Mhat the bones are | cause of his ability at fan tan, Ah! played, but after Moon had won an | Snawer to my charges, but the an t of the Tamat | Moon today i basking in the amile#) easy victory, the defeated one at- | #Wer must be made by some mem ich once inhabited the lof pretty Poy Toy, a Chinatown | tacked him savagely, and but for the| ber of the dental board or State | Maria county while preparations for their | intarforence of the police might have | Dental Soclety regular value 0895 ISLE IN GOLDEN GAT! tag are being made. The fact inflicted more than” tactal ingury | I have decided to take my time | hgh kitchen an ete Moon bears pon his breed | upon his rival. 4 thoroughly expose the dental | x ¥ Ci8CO, May 11 couptenance disfiguring marks of a - — | board's arbitrary misfeadance tn of Porings today threaten | PeT#onal encounter with Charles! SOCIAL PLANN’ | fee. | Pereral Actes Of Golden | DOP. who also loved the small Foy! A social for members it be! 1 will prove that there has not} is $9. he and a crew of laborers mo tan abitity t| siven on Thursday, May 20, by the! heen a lawful amination by oard te inter- up dykes around make » diffe Young Ladies’ institute, A class of | the dental board in this at oy made at Which fe rising rapidiy.|'° the maiden. Moon and Dong) tlne will be given the first degree, | 1908 Water begins to recede| *eC? siitors for Poy Toys hand,| While an honorary membership will! | will prove that the dental ue = eRt Lew days, « pumping | *! nt following her dectsion that they | be Conferred upon Miss Martina | (s arbitrarily administered system wil! have | must decide between themactves | Johbpstone, editor of the Northwest 1 will prove that a dentint's oias:| Tawa mower special— nn | Catholic Progress ifications are disregarded, and un — Pe jean he agrees to abide by the rules $4.95 MURKETS TRY THIS FOR Aged Man Cured and regulations of the dental veard _Your COUGH | ag for him to pass this board en whol : regular ~ will prove that the dental mo-| eptional- | nopotr prohibits the stady of den o own | tintry in tht gb nr | 0 1 will prove that that a conspir ateel acy oxints against all dentists who cee Pw a advertine. sep eienel 1 will prove that the dental board | and society's rales probibit a den | tiat from guaranteeing his work. a4; apectatly This dental work {fs purely an be economle struggle. The soctety land board desire to keep all den: | tints out of this state $4.95 Scnoenreio | My charge for first-class work ts | Just balf the price charged by those who are trying to drive dentiats out of this state, You understand therefore, when | make one dollar on your dental work you save a dollar, and the gang loses two dol jars, It ts authoritatively stated that | the human mind, like water, seeks tts level along the line of least re sistance, This probably accounts for some of the would-be ethical dentists having water on the brain and a greedy mind Remember, I do not do cheap dental work, nor do I compete with cheap dentists. I do the best work at half the price charged by the dental monopoly MR, A. PULVER, The question is: Shall the peo | ple in Washington be the judges | am 76 years old and for the Inst | he to who ts the best dentist, or 15 years had suffered with Rheuma-| hall the dental monopoly be. al tiem, but a short time ago I under: | jowed to pick the people's pockets? went a course of Bake Oven treat ment with Loughney & Loughney; EOWIN J. BROWN, D. D. &., and since that time have had no 718 First Av., Union Block Rheumatism, I believe | have found = a lasting cure In the Bake Oven treatment. Loughney & Loughney have their offices at the People’s Savings Bank building, corner Seo- | jond avenue and Pike street, Bulte | 226 to 226; hours, 8 A. m, to 6 p. m | Sundays, 9 to 12 only. They give free consultation and thelr prices are within reach of all, very reason: able. I feel very grateful to those drugless healers and they are mak- | ing remarkable cures in cases that | | were considered ineur | Sincerely, A at the ular price of 5 r houre ; healing. lof the Pines, « In twenty-four hours and ah that ts curable eres | nade Auction & ade Bulldin The Woman's Foot inside of a pair of our new Tan Oxfords will be @ very attractive propo sition in Foot Dressing. The new shades tn Tan Foot wear are handsome There is a great variety of atyles for your choosing. Plain or perforated toes and vamps, Cuban heels and a correct size and width for every foot $3.50, $4 and $5 Besides our large line of Tans, we are showing some featuron in Tana and colored Kid leathers that are entirely t business and residence property ines Moc « apart, and on main population of which ts about 1,500. piped upon thin addition trie 9. 00@ 11.50 00@ i809 b.60@ 17.00 25.00 3.000 44.00 PAULO 44.09 24 ONLY 20 PRK CENT CASH AND Fi ai 00@ 47.00 0944.00 009 45.00 00G 36.00 0G 40 PROV, STHVENS HALL'S SAFE & LOCK CO.'SSATES J S—mmeeemeeneneesne Selected hickory weather; the regular 1.60; specially priced $2 60 jor the week ‘ RA i Standard Auction Sale IG2 Sitroay 162 » Milwaukee Townsite Addition a—Monday, Tuesday and Wednenday, Hoom A, Seattle, af 2 p.m, med TO p.m LIND, WASHINGTON JUNCTION OF MILWAUKER AND NORTHERN PACIFIC RB. BR. THESE LOTS SURMOUND THE Depot Site of the Milwaukee Railroad atreet of the town, present Hghted and elty water ON SALE HELD IN SEATTLN OF Milwaukee Townsite Addition bit CRNT PRE MONTH, The Milwaukee Realty Co. OFFICE, ROOM A, ARCADE BUILDING, 4 $8.00 “Featherweight Princess” — price abe arm rox strongly made of very prastios! niture for t reh fortable, and will kinds of rice is The two depots are but new this season, TURRELL’S 903 BECOND AV, The man who guar. antees to teach you te dance PRIVATE Lessons with —muate avery day and evening Clases and assembliion Ladies free 4th and Pine, Telephones. 7 (Mad adrindbs d PAPER REMNANTS. Over from our Great Stock | i they are being | rdless of cost bea Ay anything ever of 6, Come in and look int & Wall . A The Raven preveription Herring-Hall-Marvin fe Co. MANUFACTURERS M12 OCCIDENTAL AVANUN scribing is most efficiently supple mented by the druggist’s skill in _ compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO., | 1416 Second Av. | At the Ruttate yomm, 424 Pike St. Broken le clothing, and furnishings are on sale to close this ateck out. Prices are redueed to leas than wholesale —amongst the thousands of visitors relatives who will drop in on you quite unexpected —are YOU ready for them. » 2 uae | } —we are exclusive Seattle agents for the uni- | in OS) versally known—the original—‘Old Hickory” Bae —the ideal summer furniture; a full line of | rockers, chairs, tables, settees, etc., now on SEATTLE ~— ‘TACOMA Second Ave. at Pine ‘Ladies’ Hats Reblocked | mas of all kinds cleaned, blenc @yol and re. | sewed In latex MODE BRY CO. 520-25 wk Bide. 6th Floor, 19; Ind, 4920, | \COAL. STRIKE {are Eee OO fix up for the Exposition! —NOW is the time to fix up your home—an additional spare room or a convenient Davenport will come very handy at times when their use is the least expected, ‘ —this store is splendidly equipped to satisfy your wants—the selec- tions in the various departments were never more complete than —for this week’s sale we have selected an excellent list of specials 1 list worthy of your special attention; we mention a few of hans sple ndid values: EXTRA SPECIAL: Mission style extension table and six chairs— for table and six chairs, $16.75 regular price for table and six chatrs, 822.05 if 300 pairs Nottingham lace curtains specially priced this week— as an extra special for this week's sale we have lace curtains; they are all fresh and clean goods six pairs of a kind; they are divided into two lots, as follows LOT ONE-$2.25 and $2.00 curtains, 45 and 54 inches wide, 3 yards long; in white and in ecru; sale price, your choice for, pair ........... $1 39 specially priced 300 pairs of domestic Nottingham , this year’s patterns, but there ¢ LOT TWO table arm rocker nelected hickory; exactly like pleture; seat and back are woven of split hickory bark; made extra stron to withstand hard use around the house, lawn and porch; regular price $4.25; specially priced for the week . Morrison's Cafe ® 1222 Second Av. oon to arrive there'll’ $3.50 and $3.00 « and in cony served from 11 t coftes orde specials e not more than urtains, v¢ 50 feet black rubber garden hose, $4.49 regular price 4.50 ~—for one week special we place on sale an excellent quality warden hose made of hoary Binck per; it will give go service years, {f it Is prop- erly taken care of; fully fitty feet long; jomplete with coup- lings; the regular price for ie splendid garden hose $8.5 specially priced for the week ...se.s0. 59c woes price * S40, aD -strong and well made garden hose reel, exactly lke pleture: ensy to handle; plenty room for full length hose; regular price very moderate at $1.00; special- ly pric ed for the Try our Business Men’ Luneh, pm, Cho ce ol " all hours Short © specialty. After-theater ntrance to Ladies’ Grill on Uni+ Street, affording all cons Straws and F BROKERS Private Leaned wire te All chan, 8. C. Osborn & Co. ™ ores O27 First av. ‘Bone Sie ave aren, art ‘Sale of Broken lots $5.00 Slannie fie $1 ONE WEEK ONLY Satisfaction Guaranteed, WASHINGTON OPTICAL CO. 1825 Third Av., opp. Post Office. The Newport CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, Total Cost Only 10c A Wholesome and Appetizing Lunch Sent to Your Place of Rusiness. Ring up Sunset Main 1830; Ind., L 4624 NEW YORK BOX LUNCH Co, $500 Reward For any case of alcholism that I cannot cure In from § to § days. J. B. BRISBOIS Globe Ht

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