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5-ACRE
TRACTS
,\Vc have just finished laying
out lOOM more 5-a*-*rc tractsiat
Bitter Lake, .< milt* not tit 01
Green Ij»ke. They adjoin the
tracts we recently told, '»«< are
a trifle better. They it« inter
sected by the count) road and by
the route" of *"c newtntcrurban
roaJ to Everett.
They lie beautifully and will
mj v* lik« hot cakes—just like
the other ones dki Trices |>o
to $too an acre. AI ' ' '•" pay
ment down and a few dollars a
month.
Get an early selection. This
Is the first time they were ever
advertised.
aoa and 303 New York Block
FRIDAY SPECIALS
Kin « •<• r»a<-y Fljtur»d Curtain
B«tx*. tf^o »»1««S B|xwUl....HHa
N#w r*»cy I^rtnta, fa*! eolora, I**
♦ » an, »p»-*'tal . --■ •■ **•
Vln loo« 8te«» (Sclaaora, nlck!«
plat^i. «T«ry j»*lr warranted, t-«-r
pair 30«
SUkollna Comfort* whlta cottoa I
ftltrO. O.l* *alvia. ap»cUl...9S«
La^!*a* l>»rc*l» Shirt Walat» n«»t
m»Jlum eotora. Co OAd TVs va!»>».
aptelal • ■• •**•
TurkUh Waah n»«a, ap*«:l«>. » f«
-- ..,,, -
Kit* « and Arm a fine tallied.
bl»hi> ae*ntod Toltat B«>ap* ap^
cUI p»r ea»» ■ ..3Ho
(-hook lt»-«tif»rc»d Coraat attlall,
■pr.-Ul ■■ Y." *'
I* « f»»t black loin law llo*»,
rnfi.rr-r.l a»«Ja iuiJ toaa. ir,<
-■MI .pn-tal ' »C
raary lUnd-Painttd Atoanl»-r« •>
*a!u». ia--l>. 35e
Jean Con»t»nttna Kr»n«%h l*»rt«Biaa.
par ©•.. r-€vl»r S5« ralu«s ep«rU!
».«»*••■•♦.»» •••■•• *•••••■•••*•••• t)e
Man » Kuimw Qnaln "'ii-i*
t«t muring per» made, tl to
ralae. «Kltl 08a
I « A UaeOanner |fa
1111 |-.m-rna. «-t IS f
1111 atyiuh; beat tit- |J|^
■ v tu>«.
__ "^ I
PETERSONS
I »m. lot. ::o pike rrßKirr.
ELEVEN
PIANOS
ffr* < "■■■■ ai
ft i. I 9 ) ■
lit? ;f*
■^a^S****^™^^-iXx* ■*^" ■ *
Brren of them u**d lesa than » > -*r.
and four somewhat longer, arc
placed en «al« this moraine at about
aoa-kalf of former prlcea. Among
til* lot you will fir. Hamilton. Har
vard, Wetwr. K>»«h»r. Chlck«rln».
H*ll»t * D*rta, Shrrnuui i;»y.J»«nlth
A B.irr,-!« »r.i nth- r»—f rle ITS to
It*; tfrmt as tow &■ la.o# par month
Also, trn f^uar* Piano*—price*
HI to SIM; terms, 11.00 to li") p«r
■Ma
Sboutd you prefer an Ortan. v*
tsar* u««d Ormu at tit up aad fine
new h!sb-ET4tJ<- Organs at tit, e]ab>
oral* aaa, beautiful In tone. Otir
stock of new Piano* Is ansurpajuir*],
•mbraeinft* Knab«, lialdwin. Rttck.
Fl«ch»r lfj«r<lman. UMRlltnn. Hmiih
A U*ri.<m and th« latest art creation,
th* now famous Everett To s«e and
bear them U to buy them. Prefer
r»<S and Indorsed by »uch artists as
ItcUettatier, owl tack. I<urtn>!a
tar. Csmpanart. Hlrschman, .Vfr-llra.
Krtucer and man? other artists, tx
eaas« of Its purttr. its rucr.anc.
It* brilliancy. Its «venne*s of tone.
'Twill coat no more, than your *!
fort to come and se* ib^i icooda.
ana you really do not know what
y*m can do on a piano until you
coasalt Ramaker.
1 i■-■ -j, ,% .<< . ; ■
Allen &
Gilbert-Ramaker
Co.
O!drst, I-art-»!, Ftron«*at.
1400 SECOND AYE
.:( Oppoatt* lion March*.
Special Salt of
Universal Steal Ranges
I hot* Ranr«. tW and op.
', nnD front rvnxiTvna co.
101 110 Second Avanua South.
1 Navy WWtt Blankets I
■ Strictly AII-V,VI, w*l(hl 7 It,* 1
I $4.00 a Blankets j
■i;i<- /A , ;. ».iahl 7 lba ■
$4.00 a Pair I
| W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Ay. I
CIRCUIT
COMPLETED
JOHN E. ULAZILIt. BUILDER OF
THE INDEPENDENT COLUM
OIA THEATER IN PORTLAND,
VI6ITED SEATTLE
The r&clfto i'ilkl rhnln of lii.ir
ffiiilrnl llti'Mlrix hae l»-rt1 eatab-
IlkhiHl mill inaiiHiiin who are op
po»»il to the Irunt »it jubilant. The
conatructlon of thn«'.>!lll!lMl» (hetiirr
la I-..H 1.ni,l ilia in« «i> >t'« that him
i'»u«,i trouble, lit th» mlnda of the
lenders of tha Imii-iirnilent mote
in.-lit Work on thin pl*yh»u«* !■<••
Kan nli-nit Ihi •-» wKoka a*<> ami I*
bring punhe.t ■• fail «' ivwuiMi'. It
la .-\i-.-> ir.t to br completed by July
II and Mmm«»r Welch eipecta to
itch ahortly ill.-r that data with
IMi lurry." by Mr» I •*•■»«» Carter.
It la . h«liiifi| that the Columbia
win »>• on« of the bml finely MM
and modern theatera on tha conat
and different from an) thins In the
United Htalea In potnU of aaTaty.
Kvrr> elite .if th» iitilMlns wilt far*
a will* atraet Mtfl e*lta will extend
.Mrrctly to th« aldewalka, Th* build-
In* will bo M> by ICO frrt.
John R. IMulrr. lIM builder, And
MniiKK»r Welch, of Portland, wer»
In B»«ttl» yeatcrday In conference
with alana**r Howe, of tha K^attli
theattr. Wtirn Been at the Mutlrr
laat nlaht. Mr. lll»»l»r Mid:
"I b«ll«T« 1 am «.if- In a»> Inc that
the Columbia la on» of (*!• moat
modern theatara on tha Pacific
cum! »n.! will fill a lone fait want
In Portland. In th« ronatmetl I
! h«v« paid «trlct attention to »«f»(v
: and ronvrnlenc* and b«Ueva I cut
effrr to the (h.-.»(. r-c "»S publ!o a
bout* whera th*f will b« almost trr*
, from dangar. Ila (u-,itlr\s c»>pavclty
whrn completed will b« about I.MO
p«opla.
M lon* aa I am t,Wtri»l with
It th« houaa will b« itul'iwivlciit. an
I am ■»!-(■un It will ha a, PWSMi
from tha «' "' Mana«»r V>'e\et\ ha«
booked aom* Ma«*UMM t-l.m and tbt
houaa will HÄ« h*pt to th» MglaWl
»tandard. It HI b* a inembar of
tha Paelfle Count Th«»»t»W*l Ma>na
rara' 'association from th« vary
•tart.**
Slin.'ifrr BOM was tha happlrat
man In B«attl<» after hla conf«r»nce
with Mr. ItUsUr and Manager
Wetcli. An -.ii.Uixri.Unt tbaatar In
Portland *a* all ha wanUJ wllb
which to flcht th* triiat.
(Tk» Stage j
MRS. FISKEX
Tb* Uteater «i»in« pubiio of Seat
t:« ar» to b* congratulated on th*
fact that they afa one* again to see
Amertcsi'a mo«t famous actr>««. Mrs.
Fluke, alter an abseno* of mtfrtl
| yrara. tine will open her engage
ment at Ut* Third Avenue th««ier
tonight. In her greatest and l*te»»
lun . •*, "Mary at laJaV" Tlil»
play will atao b« given tomorrow
evening am] at the matin** Satur
day. It Is also Interesting (■> note
that la connection with Mrs. Viske'*
visit her* ah« win b« «—■■ on Sat
urday •»«nlti« 111 Ibsen's wonderful
ly dramatlo play, "Itedda Oabler,"
Th« t-Tt.'tm iii--f will couuuenc* at
K:IS this *\*ir.&,
-BROWN 8 IN TOWN."
Mark R. Swan** thre*-«ct farce
rom»Jy. "Brown** in Town." wilt b*
' th* attraction at tlie Third Av*nu*
next week, beginning Sunday after
noon. Th* farce Introduce* a num
ber of mu<lc«l features, songs and
daaecs and furnishes two and a half
hour* of solid fun and taugbUr. The
story la a n*w one, fall of humorous
complications. Th« company come*
well recommended and Includes Gil
bert FoasJck. George Berry. Kmest
Ignore. Jack Baacll. Cortstlne
Prlnc*. Mlnnl* fit. Clalr. Leah La
rarg* and A&nett* Humphreys.
ALCAZAR.
Tonight Ed Redmond and his com
pany will ba awn In a n*w flay
My T»dr Kefl." at th» Alcaiar. It
Is a four-ait border drama. All of
Its scene* ar* laid In th* mountain*
of aCllfornla, and It has ne»er be
fore been given In Seattle. N*w [
«p«ctaltle* will bo seen btween acts
and souvenir pictures of IJtU* Oar
na will b* given to th* children at
th* BatOTdar matinee.
BEATTLB.
Anna Eva Fay, th* noted mind
reader and clairvoyant. Is booked
for a week at the Seattle, beginning
Monday night. Rite Is at prencnt
drawing largo nou*e* at the Empire
theater. In Portland, and Manager
How* anticipates crowded houara
here lhr»m«h 'ha whole week. The
■plrltualltt la wall known Id Seattle
and never falls to attract.
DOCTOR MAKES A j
CLEVER GET AW A)
V.IT7.VUA.F. April IS.—Dr. D. J.
Murray. veterinary surgeon, who
has traveled through this part of
the stat* for a number of yean, was
apprehended here yesterday on the
charge of having given lUjuor • .-> the
S-y«-nr-oM daughter Of th* Athena,
Ore., po*tmant»r. If* was followed
during the pait few days by a
brother-in-law of tha young ulrl.
who a tight up with him her*, whtn
he had him arrrftted.
Ha was turned over by Sheriff
Rhorno to th* girl's brother-ln-lnw.
■ and while In hl« <-h»rg« mad* hi*
escape yesterday afternoon. When
h* mad* his break ha was) In th*
offlc* of Kent. I^ivrll A I.inn, attor
neys, where h* had iron* under th*
pretext of tngaging counsel. His
captor stood guard at tho foot of th*
stair*. Murray Ml the buttdlna; by
th* rear stairs, and It was a half
hour or in.ii an. i a ..i 1 that liU ill»-
M>l" uiiti." vt.im known,
l>r. Muirny anM Hint hn rxpprti'd
t<» Iphvb for .1 i|- >n b«-forp the i>iul of
i!ii> » . • I. pi. Mm ray In i% hciivlly
built »ll 111 and vrry well ■..■« II
Hu..ukli "it till" |. nt of tha'country,
utiil It U dnulilfut If tin can iiiuka
hl» «-«irni'«<. When lull »r«>n hi» waa
li-.niirif town down fin- rnllroad
truck, hr«dr>tl townrdt )*aha.
WILL GO 10 SPOKANE
Th« I<M ■■! in- n.. ■ of tha I li»t
I inston VOlUntMf ii ••■mi will
hold ,-i iiieellna loiiUtit in luakn m
i iiirn>rul> to ■•• li. Hpt(kniie on
July 4. That ,i i.l.niiu .1 to
.1.1 a ■. in.l..n of tli* I >•<• ' MM on
In i. iTiui,■!..■.• .i,iv ami h.ix provided
!!.■ on.) (or tha iti.-1.1*11.111.
SOLDIERS
INSPECTED
Lieut. Col. Frank Taylor Looks
i
Over Local Companies of
Militia
LttaL-OoL Frank T«»lir. of th»
NiiKiiH-iifli Infantry, who la on a, da
l.ill.-.I tour of ln«|«" ri.iti of tha Na
ttonal liuittl of tha North wast, in
»l i . ii-il <<nn[>aiil»M II and I), of the
National Uuard of WaaHlngton, at
thi-lr in-w armory, on Terry avenue
and r>tnwail atr**l, u*t •■vriiiuir.
The) cnmpanlra' qunrtcra and
equipment «ii» in>t- .-i.-.i. aa wall aa
!:• .ivy niarrhlnv orUer uf Hal ootn
l>.i:iu-a themarlvca. In th. Ir Uta
move fTorn tha old armory, which
w.i!» torn down a few 4n>« mga, all
tha rqulptnent and unifonna wer«
itorrd away until recently and the
eorni'rtni.-» did not have tint* to clean
everything properly, for that "a
•on th* urn'<■■ ma were wrinkle I to
MM extent.
The patntlu*- «f th. new armory
will b« finlaha.l In tUne for the op«m-
Itiar of the Ifpubllcan county <&*•
vetitton nrat Tueaday.
GOT A YEAR
Old Man Sent Obscene Letters
I
Through the Mail
(Special to Th* Star)
bfokanr. Apr»i or »*b
ring, proprietor of the r«#rl*M *n»
ployment «K-iu-y, was today Ha
utiv--l to •■•iv" one yar In prison
an J pay lha coats o( i .'.*« ullun for
having lent obscen* letters through
tha '.i.< —.1 Malta mall*.
Th« government Inspectors tot
rnaa rrrti n or a letter which S.bring
i-.j.'. .-..•tii to Zetpha I.>-i:«. of »«>n.
n. C, offering to procure e>H* (or
her. To* I-)"'* ■" •'-nan ».u a, purr
n- ti 11 and was fit r-■»•-• i to «•»«
l*en th* i r> ;>rl*lr««a of a nous* of
in f i- .- Her n*riM> was «I*en to
Hehrtng by in* r»t--kaj.a rim, which
(aid « trap to catch him, and ha
Sent th* !<■<!'r.
Th* maximum penalty for l*»°
linf • ■ ffr!i»o >» flV* >r«r» impris
onment and 4 ftn* of »l.■•>•>. but ow
in« la the fart that *»brlng Is art
•■: l man with a Urg* unity and ha*
always b««n w«ll tboughi of. th*
court male the Banlai light.
J. M. Nob!", another employment
agent. l.»* al»o l>«*n arr*at*4 on a
•bnllar rh*r««.
Nobl« la mtvmi of wrltlnc a l«lt»r
in /v fictlttoua p«r»ona«« nam*d
:.-'itth Rdward*. at WalUcc, Idaho.
ftupportnt; «h« «i»» th« *>•*. - or •
dUordrrty h«u*«. offering to procure
irtrtJi for h«r. ll* «v r»lra»*d an
!>K> ball. It bound ovrr "••■ ««nnot
t« trl»d this twin of court. b«c«ua«
th« federal «rnn.l (ttry l» not In •••
•ton and cannot act on hi* <■»«».
ARRESTED
PLUMBERS
(Bp«e!al to T>a Star)
' KVEUETT. April a.— f'fir war
riuiW «»ra nworii out Tuesday by
th« H«ir ln*p«ctor a(*lr.«t j->urr.ty
men plumbers who h-vva n»«I»«"t«l
to apply for lle#n»*». Two of th>m
D. T. Connelly and W. H. Layton.
w«r* arrpstad thla morning and r»-
Imi mil on ball. Th» cane* wtr* Ml
today. It la «xp«ct*d that th«y will
l>» fousht on th« part of tot J«ur
nsytnen.
A m»»lor plumber. In rpraklnc of
ih» situation, said today:
"Th*r« Is no fla-hl t#lw»n th<
mastera and the Journp)rm»n. «*
porn- p*opl« a»atn to bellev*. Th«
f'.rtn^r want to »+* th* *ntlr« plomb-
Ins; ordinance which provides for an
examination for m«»l»r» and Jour
neymen nllkr, rnfof'il. TMi ordi
nance. If •nfor«*d, Will KU*rd
a«*ln«l Incompetent plumbers and
will keep out outsld* ronrcrna ur.l< «•
th»>y h«v« an offlc* here and are
qualified under the rlty ordinances
Ito work In Kv«r«-tt. The Hcennes am
slrqply to pay th* expenses of the
examining board."
WILL SELL LANDS
WASHINGTON. D C, April -'•■—
The nous* last night paased tt»t>r«
sentaUve Jonas' hill authoiixlnir the
sal* at unallotted lands on the. Yak-
Ima Indian reservation. The. meaa
ur» prortdes for the appraisement or
th« lands and their <H«t''>"iil In »
manner to !■• prescribed by th» »>•■*
retary Of th» Interior. About 100.000
n<r« are affected.
MRsTwfiisLow^r '
■ _ SOOTHIHQ SYRUP
mmmmm
e-JSSKSm"" * »'»TTLK.
THRSRATTLE 3TAP THI V, APKM igo4
Tin- s.. n«- of Hi.- uui.i IUIU- Hctw .mi th« J..i- ....... and th« nuaaluna,
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
IIKI.I.INHIIAM. April It.—PTMl<
dent llHtlley, Of til* chamber of < on
merce, |i:ii appointed u» li. Him-
ham'* ilfl«-j;:iir» to tha International
kihml road* oonvmttoa at M Louis
May If to 11. Count/ Commlaatnners
Kiln- mm.l Baa lon M<**i*. J. A
M1..11..i J. \V»)Uinl 'ink, J. M
Darling.
I'AIIA. April ll.—Th* Itepuhllran*
to working hart! for a » ■'. t I Me-
Urlde and appotntlv* rnlli *.] com
tnUaton delegation from her*. It in
thought thai there will b« it pretty
• (mug nt!ni»i>t In opposition to th«
<■•iiimii«»i..ii In Hit* futility ■••>. aome
quarters, while tn ulhura It U aolld
for a ooinmlaaion.
I'AIIA. April Z* -Th« Demorrata
hrl.t their I'ltmarUa her* and elect
p.l I«■ Suilir»n John Donalil. Iltn<
ry Oatrmch ami Jacob «>«•• i >, •!>•!»•
--gatea to th« county convention, thai.
U to t>« ».#M «c niUvtlU MM Rot-
ANNUAL SALE-TEW RIILLIOri BOXES
ND V C; T MARTI C^_ - _^^ilßS^g^^
ANNUAL SALE-TEN MILLION BOXES
ftk %^Pb&SNB/ Oroatest la the World
ML iffmnrnn A Mhiiojf AVfitTCAJI nsAcriEO ltf«p n»!f Wood rur6,»r.e^<*o*;r>T!on«on
■ ■W^i' t""1 '■"* i *-"!' treats •«•>•* »tul a»e:r W. • • tvxltk* mrUT« ti««ltb7 with
.^ OAOOAJUtTtIOItndrOtU>JU-U& Th« Qulak •«»«'t« of CAKCAlih'ftlnaav*tei(n cl««ii-
TM PPWi_ •r« nail blood purtfirr*. lLe!r prompUifMln '-irltyf t'.cir>!*wi, boll*. bff.'< hmi. Ilv«i
|!I L^W ■■•Ui tiUckbniuti), ilg.4 la •«««t«tuac » t»!nt«Hl brc«ui. tukT* b«cx>m« known
JHlNP^^^. tl.r-outb th« kind wonii or liuttini whJbaY* trin-1 tt«>m. l!»i>r« th« mUk of O VKh
(/■PV^ A MXU.JON IKJXCrt A MONTH. Tho CuicJt««t,»i)re*> w%r tol*4Ut>- In to cUmjim,
• JT *v*~. —« th» Mood, for ««««tr'« Hood D«ep. Tb» £rtt nil* for purifying tb« blood i« to
7 JL . *••? th» b.,w«u rr««. »»otir *«»» po«t!T»ly with OASCArutTii. ah anutgux*,
i f»»i •• #«••• lOc {too, ooa N<r*«r *oUX la bulk, Tt» g«iuln» taMat •t»mp*<l CU U Sou^i*
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mmj&L GOmPLETELY
Jsjjl * — A Sufferer for Years From Stomach
mW^Mw/^ Trouble Regains Her Health
Ml"W\4 / • Mrs. C. A. Brock, 1718 24th Aye. Finds Relief and
I His Tw"t, CF.u*thT. CKs...ti. Permanent Health In Dr. Rose's Treatment
U Mr*. Brock says: "For years I have been a sufferer from a bad stomach. Severe attacks of indigestion would
R seize me and I was always in perfect misery. I was al*o subjected to very bad headaches and the doctors told me
H that it was caused by the" condition of the stomach. I tried everything and could get no relief. At last I saw the 1
R advertisement of G. O. GUY, Inc., in one of the daily papers, and on their personal guarantee took one bottle of E
9 I>r. S.tm'l Rose's Stomach Treatment. I got immediate relief. The headache ceased, I regained my appetite, and I
R now, thanks to the firm oi\G. O. GUY, Inc., I am enjoying perfect health. I hope every sufferer will try their I
H treatments because what has been done for me I'm sure can be dune for others." Mrs. Brock's phone number is Red E
LI 9521. [Those who wish may verify the above.
I * Stronger Statements Than Our Own
Sm are these, coming from CURED patients and wholly UNSOLICITED on our part. We like to publish* these testi
:"■* monials because we know {It is a greater thing to RESCUE the SICK than to haul a drowning man out of the sea.
Si HUNDREDS arc using oor ten famous treatments. Any one may ;ry the particular treatment suited to his trouble
|l ABSOLUTELY at our expense if It docs not cure. With every treatment is a WRITTEN and SIGNED ruaran- E
SI tee to REFUND the mori^y if the purchaser is dissatisfied. I
0 Dr. William ft Burdick's Blood Treatment ,«».,,-..T\vo Weeks . 81.00
|J Dr. William I*. Burdick's Skin Treatment ,..r , Two Weeks 81.00
II Dr. James EHMlteheU'l System Tonic Treatment ... Two Weeks si. oo
|J Di S. Ross Duncan's Female Treatment —....Two Weeks SI. OO
EJ Dr. William '■ I Tyson's Kidney and Bladder Treatment.,... Two Weeks 1-00
II Dr. John Godwin's Courh Treatment ..... Two Weeks SI.OO
53 Dr. floracc Imer's Liver Treatment ► .....Two Weeks 91.00
m Dr. Thomas IJggett's Rheumatic Treatment ..........- ►• ...1 .• $2.00
gl Internal "Drcatmcnt « *►. Two Weeks P
M • I^>cal Treatment .......* Two Weeks . I
m Dr. Samuel L. Rose's Stomach Treatment , , Two Weeks SI.OO ■
LI ' Dr. William Kcnyon's Catarrh Treatment ...^..-..^ Four Months $1.50 ■
I G. 0. GUY, Inc., With a Paid Capital of $75,000 Backs Every Treatment I
fcj Your Money \J # vJ # \J V/ M • I FIC» Guar*xntco I
m DoLck " ». - :•- - ,-- t -..■ Druggists I
. Second and Ycslcr j g
[j ' g
HnHHLVLIsSIHsHHsVBLHHBHnL^^
a i 111 >■■'; ii-
unl.iy. Tlie del«(atc* were uiiln
»tri». tad.
KIiTTMI KAMA April 2S.—WMIo
driving to town ■ •■•>! X" W. llryiuit,
of lll<:e, AViuih., found In a wunlioul
»t»nit 10 feet iltii, thr*» mllea aouth
"f li.n' a hunmn akull In a good
»tat* of preservation. No other
bonca wrre fuuiul.
RELEASED ON BAIL
II ,irl lieaumont, allaa May Hloan,
who waa mrrsl* 1'! and <li «r»<l with
vnrr.-ini'jr. waa i.-l. .in. .1 on |100 caah
hall \.-.i.i.l«y. Hi i.i" will 1..
--hourd l.i-r.'i.i Juatlca OeorK* next
Thurvduy. Ueorg* ftnrrrtt, who waa
placed under arraat at th* earn* tltnt
la still Ii th* city Jail, narrett haa
• "•• n the li.-.mtiKiiit woman ■ u«ao.
elate f..r a number of year*. Tha
charge ii«.,in.-t him la vagrancy.
I/>■•«.l No. 6t, of the liartender*'
tntirnatlonal I a(IM of Amerlra,
will give Ita flr»i annual ball at Car
fifntera' hall, Friday avmili April
LAST CASE
IS HEARD
Attorney Fred Kico Rowcll
Died at His Homo Last
Evening of Heart. Disease
Afti-r imffcrlnir from h»*iirt MM
fur the t>n»t Y**r •''"'' 't'C(' Ht>w«ll.
.i promlnitit rruTtiber of Uio Kln«
couiily bur for ltt ycnrn, and wpII
known In churrh oil !«■«, pawwl
awuy ut 6.30 o'clock ycaterday nft«r
nooii nt th* family r'nl.l'ii'•, &11
i..iMt I»itr» atrert.' Mr. ItowHl man,
]',! Ink l<l'' l"»l> rnldfiica In Keattlc,
proroilWßlt In publlo Ufa nnd wm a
IradltiK D«mocrot.
lie linvea a widow, hl» father,
Luilii-r Ilowcll, tWO brother* and a
aUttr, all reatdlng In thl* city.
Th« budy will ll* In lIM private
mortuary chapel of th« lionni-y
--\\ i-..ii i •■in;-.in v for n«verot montha
until a mauaolptirn In erected at
t. tka View cfinctcry. Tha funeral
MrvtoM h»v« not yet be«n an
tiounrrd, but will probably b« MM
on Hundmr.
All drparlmonta Of th* superior
court H'ij'"iriii-J.
STOOL PIGEON
COHEN SOAKED
I^oul* A. Cohen, ho tried to palm
Mm«. if off «■ J. Harrett Cohen, a
wealthy Heattla man, for th* pur
pain of obtaining credit, was found
guilty of vagrancy under Hi" ■tat* >
law In Juati • Oeorga'a court yester
.l./.
la default of ll.bOO ball for et>od
l.»)i.ivi<ir for a period of three
month* h" wim <*ommllti*<l to the
county Jail. Jlo tiiiiii') * poor uliow.
In* In «'.ur» nii'l muM not prov«
--t j 11» im i.:i I Ml/ lawful means "'
lupport,
Tim only vocation* Cohi-n Ima
vt'jik'-<J ul »l''ii'lll/ ntnee coming l'<
i ••.im... urn 11,.,..- of pollen • »rt-
TOOK GREGG HOME '
rcVKIir.TT, April M.—M. It. Orrgr,
who wan token Into cuato<iy for
miti-Uf-i'l'iK l'< th# P«ll'* Mundny
night, 1< ft Ifm county jail y««t«T<lay
evidently perfectly r»u»vertd. Ml«
wlff .11. I lit r father carve U) 1... I' It
from their home ,11 Vancouver and
took him li' ii."
<;i> ■»:>•: l» KalJ to l,» a pniftpcrtMis
lumbi-r iriiiiiufui tui-r. 11* was »t;iy-
Inir at th« Hotel Mitchell when Mil
mctitul OOSdiUoa becumo such n» la
warrant i.m l.<-inif taken cur« of by
Hi- otUom lira, Ort-CK alalnl that
ih» kn..v of nothing that would
rnaJce him !'■-<• hla mental iiowwrs.
;>■•;;,. of thi. family b>4 known
anything of hla drinking during the
Inat twelvn ' .in It In atat«d that
prior to th .t (linn ha had b«en >>•
th« lnihlt of drtnklna; freely. Gregg
waa rpi rHinir it ahort vacation In
Everett when h« waa taken charge
of by the police.
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California's Retorts
Itnached by Bouthfrn I'adflo (Jo.'l
famoua Hoanlc Khaata flout*. Two
tratna dally. Faat Urn*, vxeellent
a*rvlc« to th* moat attractive re
aorta on the continent. Jtatea: Run
Friinctaco |3S.M flrat dm MOW
aecond. t)«««rtptlve literature and
fun Information, alao tlek*te and
rracrv&ttona hi COf Klr»t avenue. I.
E. Kill*. General Agent- •••
Full Half-Gallon Bottles
Pure California
WINE
I-rrown Port or Sherry . O5«
l-crown I'ort or Bherry....tl-OO
4-rrown Port w Sherry...-•l.'^S
1«« allowed when bottle la re
turned.
JO4 First Are. Sooth
)l< TH IMIONES-I'INK 1751.
FrM D«Mvery.
JUST IN
Mohair Walking
Skirts
We aro rtnlly ratalVtOff »*W
Ihlnira In Hullh, V\..I«U, HklrU
.-.fit Mlillrx-ry.
!^irK<^<t Mnx/irttfietit of Voll*
iii.-H ktrta In Mm <lty.
Full line of Wa»ih HhlrtWalat
flulta.
Terifta of Oni i '■!!«■ per week.
Westberg&Childs
CIX>AK«, in.-mi It Mir.i.i.'jr.uy..
UU~MBCOtfD Ave^-ltlL
Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co.
Carrying Alj»Pa Pacifio Cxprctt
and United State* Mail.
For Valdai, Saldovia and B«ward
Catllna; at Jun« iiu. Hltk*. Taku
tnt. KavaK. Rilamar and
COOK'H IM.I-T Ii 'INTB.
8. 8. EXCELSIOR MAY 1
8. 8. JAMES DOLLAR..MAY 3
8. 8. SANTA ANA MAY 16
R. 8. Jamee Dollar aall* ever/
20 daya via outalde route.
Balling from Arlington Dock I
p. m.
No freight received after noon
of aalllng day.
b. b. NOME errr MAT 28
If ill N'.MK.
E. E. CAINE. Pre.id.nt
J. F. TROWBRIDCE. M ( ni«r.
I'hone, Main 1147. COS Firm AT*.
Seattle.
Phone Main 060
Goods Delivered Free
Brunner & Co.
Family Win«
and Liquors....
403 Pike Street. Seattle
TEETH
AT CUT RATES FOR 30 DAYS
Thla It an < xtraordl:i»ry oppor
tunity to hay* your t#»th attended
to by »;*<"lalliits at a slight adranc*
on cost.
UNPRECEDENTED PRICES
.^Ba^Baa^BwwJa'^^'w^iVn^
Kiwit.it .iukii FREE
i :x tract lug (when work U ordered)
FREE
8!lv«r nillnic* 35«
Hold nUlnßif 11.00
I'orcel.iln Crowns 2 50
liridre W. rk. 22 karat 13..Ml
Full Set of Teeth $2.30
W« employ no l»nt* If your
artificial plat** do not stay up mil
you cannot cat with thetn, consult
our ..tint. ll* ran fit you. A
twelve-year ruarante* with all
work.
Boston Painless Dentists
1422 SECOND AVENUE,
Opp. Bon March*.
Hour*. I: »0 to « dally, Sunday. » to t
I E.R.Butterwortii& Sons
Us4trUker«aa4 taWlaser*
!!»»• runoved to Uj«lr n*w bloea.
1931 FIRST AVENUE
Both TrUpbonea. M*.
' A thoroughly modern place which
rou »t« at liberty to call and la
i ■mC
IBONNCY-WAT»ON CO. I
riml KtK*« mm* Kmtaimm rmr- I
OPEN DAY AMD
NIGHT
Teeth filled and treated at ntfht at
well a* day time, rvtry day In th«
week. "Bun<la)> Included."
}lour»-8.30 a. m. to 11 mitlnlrht,
w» ar* now b*tt*r pr*par*d thaa
ever twfora to ■!»• our patron* th«
benefit of the ■kill and car* of our
"creat la lints." who havi- so long
••rved th* many p*opl« when w«
i l;ias a* Ol'n patrona. .
W* are »v« eaaon to th* EASTERN
DBNTIBTB. ■■
"Notlc* to all patient* who hare baa
work atarted In our off lea": Wa will
i flnlah yotir work ■■ per your contract
I with ua before, without further eoet,
' and any work that h»« not proven
. irtnry wt will gladly replac*
fre«i of chance.
\\ « will not try to compel* with pool
dentlttry. but will do the beat work
at on«-ba!f th* price charged by,
others. . _j
OUR PRICES
POn Tlin DEST 8.8. WHITE TEETH
KIIIJ, BY7T f .VOQ
OOLU ill. n. :.k .... S.VOQ
nui.r> UK I! >■•.(• WORK. iS.OO
OOI.I) 11l INiiS il OO
KU.vr.lt FlI-UINQi 50*
Palntomm Extracting F«»e«
IM'H STBKM ot palnleaa extraction,
COVETUD by all other danUsta, la
known and uaed by thin FIRM ONLY.
our mdwl dantlats, who arc world'
renowned *pec!al!it*. will l>* found
her* after at the** office*.
Modern Dental
Parlors
Cor. Second and Flk* Htreat, Over Pro
pit*'* Hank. Moaonlo Tample nulldlnc.
Our Main ofiii • Fourth ami MurrUua
Sun t% I*.>i I!ni'it. Orturon.
ll.iurs- v rsi to 12;00 Midnight. Sun.
days and holiday* Included.
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