The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1910, Page 13

F. 4 i | f Mer Clewens © ing frov Mr. Clem ’ station euelt, but his» eet him ent’ ly helpless NED IT - KILLED h Jerores Groek, | gf thie mornin | Pperes did Dot . a it ont, 0 At the top, the “H Vienna @8 anothe a result the Tt, brothers o (My United Pres) ; TOPEKA, Kas, A i = | the 0g day chot ES aying kas Mayor just as ¢ THER RESCU IN FLAMES . MeDouga ly fatally burned today heme, 12384 Turk st. The Mayor Billard does believe in the closing of theatr eays that this js the day of recrea tion for the Isboring man, and so long as the attending of theatres is an ancient amusement, the ple should be allowed te enjoy tt In + words,” said the mayor today best way to get an ob noxious jaw repealed ts to enforce em [| it to the letter is what I in ¥|tend to do with Sunday anti | labor law ot | YOUNG BRIDE WILL GO HOME faien to the Mission bh. fhe probably wil die BOYS Pt ON FOOD STRIKE (My Untied Pres) |, April 15.—The body at the dorm! mgton state oc ike” today bec: of G. C. North Whe college and a prom: of the track team, fo! ie argument between Nort Meward over the qual : im the “dorr Was sent by th the regents a fow J. T. Rea. an off well operator re siding at Watts, a suburb of Los Angeles, arrived in Seattle Inst ‘| night and caused the police to take! ~ into custody his 1%yearold daugh r, Eva Gay Rea, the latter having eloped with Frank Ro Rogers, a 19 jyearold Seattle hack driver, T couple, desp act that are minors, pi certifica showing that they vember § in Taco the Peace BE. M. Card. While the father either he nor his wif consent, the girl bride says she had her consent to wed Rog the expressed her urn home with two will le Rogers interp them before ) It wos rw i that action was taken at of members of the when this became the students, including Bnd other employes, left The students declare Bot return until North is arta President Bryan t« en a to settie the controversy HARK TO HELP | STRAHORN ROAD (My United Freee) i Waho, 15.— Boise | she was to men ha received in wa which they believe that William A. 4 ia, Is to invest $16 ad tm the cc mth Coast rail MB Pomoted by RK the Gilmore an mother's ‘ nowever self as willing te the father, and for Los Angeles no objections. ave wed | Mina was rehearsing a » plece @ at school, one on diddie, the cat and April { Why It isn't act Then I wo n| Mina dectsivety i told me a to speak Dragged by Street Car Ton SHORT SKIRTS, LOW STEPS AND SHORTER HAT PINS TSOlY, NOW, OLD CHAPPIES, LET’S WRITE TO THE DOILY MILE ar y Hl the Unite » mention the Scandinavia the English channel ometimes, but so {6 Lake where I have traveled ont y In perfect comfort am | efpurg.” Emperor Francis Joseph's palace at Below, the American embacsy at Vienna = TOPEAA TO BE. | -VTBHT TON WITH FATHER jj THE STAR—¥FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1910. PREFONTAINE BUILDING WILL BE AN ANNEX All the city offices for there Ia not room th the city hall ond are now seattered about the ity, are to be gathered on the nec ond, third and fourth flodre of the Prefontaine building, Just acrons t from the efty hall, This rd accommodat © business ith differer The office Prefontaine light and water the offices of the civil se fee comminston, and t tion counsel, The health tation department ts already this bullding The lessees of the Prefontaine building will arrange and remodel JURY TAMPERING IN HYDE CASE (Ty United Press) KANBAS CITY, Mo. A |The court today i tny. Jreport of jury tampe of Dr. B. ¢ with the murde the cit ments he corpora and sant In ui wating @ in the | cane Venirémar court he had proached by a man who was up known to him. The man, he suid tried to draw him tnto & diseussior the Hyde casey, The attorneys both al! preparing state will and the ning 12 will it ip ex begin to EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH lence will Your Bedroom Furnished Completel Solid Oak and Steel Bed for $30.00 WE PICTURE SOME OF THE PIECES. Hi| Mate tn Full size Ste ol Bed, finished in |} bine 1 Bollid ¢ black colors. Table white, ¢ Simuar to Has eix filler | rode, Heavy chills finished in gold job | Head stands 60 inches bigh A g004 value at the regular $8.5¢ price oak Bedroom | Dresser made of with 16-inch _ is genuine quartered and full swell shaped; 20x24 bev plate mirror Top is 20238 Inches; finished guld A regular $25.00 value old onk. Front top | | Nicely finished a rich « den color A regular $2.76 value HERE ARE THE PRICES Next Tuesday We will place on sale Tables of all Dresser as pic Tabi Bed as | cular value... $25.00 - @75 | 8.50 value Strongly supported Spring value Elastic Felt Mattress, made of white cotton; regular value Solid Oak Chair with ular value 2.50 kinds which we are overstocked on. Watch the papers. Watch the win- dows. The prices will be just a little regular 3.50 best 15.00 | cane seat, ree 1.75 $59.00 | less than you ever heard of before. Munson-Noah Furniture Co. 1526-28 Second Avenue STOP PAYING RENT Uneeda Home Buy One of Our Quarter Acres which | TO THE CITY HALL the building for the elty’s conven | fence, and will take up the cfty’s || lease of the Hight and water de-|| partment’s offices In the Trustee building WILL CLOSE DOWN YESLER WAY CABLE The Yesler way cable will shut down for four or five days the latter"part of next week or the early part of the week following This will be necessary in order to put In the concrete for the etrest pavement on the Yeslor way bridge over Fourth av we tO OO tk ~ Fair tonight and Baturday moderate cooler outh east wind * ee Phonograph Nothing can equal faction there is in offering tc your quests @ satisfactory form of entertatnment, or one that takes care of ttseif, which does not interfere with other forms of amusement, but rather helps them, Such an entertainer ts the Edison Phonograph Let us prove it t vu Ballard Music House 5411 20th Av. N. W., Near Market St. Ballard 1277 the satis» (Open Evenings.) AMUSEMENTS. i 7 j Moore Theatre ?%y'%, co"? One Week, Beginning Next senday THE Masetve P ROUND : duction PROPLE —186]/| INDIAN | cow # wite Floor #1 SAT SALE NOW ON The Grand JOuN cont TONIGMT—s8e Mat ow Bonita Famous ea) Comedy Heri BRAUTY inthe Muet WINK, WOMAN AND SON« hren te w T Matines ALHAMBRA THEATRE | Seat Lois Theatre Phones—Main 130 1AM MORKIS Ust STAR THEATRE Midnight in Chinatowa PANTAGES TMrATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILEE® MacbOWELE and TRESCOTT The Sheriff and the Widow B ‘SEVENTH SYMPHONY CONCERT 74 | we “96 tave SW. | Come out Sunday. Take Fauntleroy car and get off it the park. Inquire for our Mr. Byrnes, and he will show you our beautiful tracts. Price $350 to $550 per tract. Terms $25 Daw Cé ish, $10 monthly. | JOHN H. WHITE CO. Main 2209: 407 Oriental Bldg. Ind. I REET ela A920 MOORE THEATRE j Seattle Symphony Orchestra FR Soloist, MACKENZIE GORDON Be Tenor Lyceum Theatre a Virgt Offering Here of ROOSEVELT IN§ AFRICA : Begliniog Next Monday, for a Week Aa Dresden Petticoats Dresden silk | corn, taupe, light blue, reseda, white, peacock, red, navy, green, brown, black, purple and maroon “The Exclusive Style Shop” 714-716 Second Avenue, A SPLENDID SHOWING OF Trimmed Hats) At $7.50 and $10 | ENCOMPASSING ALL N HIGH GRADI rHE BEST HEADWI Extra Values in IDEAS AR $4.95 and $5.50 Two excellent styles of extra heavy weight Come in gray, Alice, helio, tan, rose, J ALucky Strike FAERRMANNS Purchased Sample Suit Shop 908 THIRD AVENUE from the Railroad Company an Entire Cargo of Clothing for Men, Boys and Children At Our Own Price Which enables us to sell you Men’s Suits, $20 } h and $25 values, at Y/ yy 7 ildren’s St ind $10 valu $195 Sale Starts Tomorrow Mornin ne and see us if you want fe uits price SAM Fr LE Suit Snore 908 Third Avenue