The Seattle star., May 19, 1904, Night Edition, Page 3, Image 3

About The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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PtiEJIT Bltil IH A
- MTB man
6HE WAS ARRESTED WITH AN INFERNAL MACHINE IN Mi:R
POSSESSION-SHE WAS TO DE PUT TO DEATH
BERLIN. May 19.— According to
nn article published lv Drsslau Eel-
tung. which that paper Insists Is
authentic, a nihilist plot t« asses*
»in*tc ths 4«nr and royal party
while they were attending th<
spring review i»n May 11. was nip-
Md in lh« hud. *,ul R pretty W
vrar eld St'V >'••>" »"u^ lHr" :..n_-,l
tor attempting the crime. . v ; *
sttaa Mrrcsehkowsay, the rttuisti
. ' „{ „ wtll known professor of
medicine at the Ht. Petersburg I'l.t
£n iv. was the rlrl. She Is S*td to
live "secured a .cat tit the review
Lar that part ot the pavilion set
Utile (or the ro>al party. Just tie-
Tote th* latter arrived her suspi
cious actions were noticed by a
CRUSHED
TO DEATH
(Spscial to Th* Star.)
DMA, May I>.— Ferdinand
Anderson, an employ* of the Taoo
ms smelter, was instantly killed yes
terday sfteriKH.n at 1 o'clock by
bstng crushed beneath the wheela
of a freight car. the car had al
most slopped when Anderson, who
had set the brakes to prevsnt the
car from crashtng Into the car
ahead, climbed down the front. In
■OOt* unaccountable manner his
9*04 9999*4 and tefore he could
lttt out of the way the slowly mov
ing car «M »P«t ■*■ Us was
ground beneath the heels and life
was Instantly crushed out of Mill.
Anderson »as .i «i sle mini about
M year* if age. ll* had been In
the employ of the coin-pary for a
number of year* an.l was regarded
At a careful aor km mi.
JAPS SEIZED
RUSSIAN TRAIN
fßy Scrlpps Now* Ass'n i
IKKWCHWAKO, May 80.—The
Jap.\: ftc*t was sighted ten miles
north of Kal Chow totlay. The Jap
aaese troops marched severs! miles
Inland, from Kal Chow and de-
ADAMS
Tea ami Coffee Go.
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Friday
- And
Saturday
We will sell Sonoma Preserv
-Ist Co.
Fancy High Grade
Pickles at Less Than
Wholesale Prices
Don't miss this sale of high
grade pickles. Hal* Friday snd
Saturday
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Adams Tea ft Coffee Co
VI Sscond Aye., Nssr Madison
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When
Ready to Buy
Your Suit
Visit our store; a handsome line
of Elngle at 1 Double-Bressted
Back Suits bos been collected for
your selection. Materials and
workmanship are the best to be
found anywhere at sny price.
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BUSINESS SUITS
$12.50 up
J. Redelsheimer & Co.
Strongest Topcoat House In th*
Bute.
•00 904 Flrat .a.. tor. Columbia
guard who wus examining tilt peo
ple near by. tie attempted I"
speak to her and instinctively sh.
tried to hide a packait* she Iml un
.i. her .it i" The guard knocked
it from her hand and arrested her
Later It was. found the package
contained an' Internal machine that
would have killed all within a r.i
4llus of several hundred I.t lia.l It
tteen exploded.
The slti. after being put tO the
most severe torturrs In a futll* ef
fort '„ miKe her disclose the Iden
tity of her accomplices, was put to
death.
Hhe attended the St. Petersburg
t'nlverslty, where It I* said ii rabid
nihilistic society exists among the
students.
striked four mltrs of rsllrnsd. cap
turing a citiitnilsM.irl.it train.
HATES MAY
come DOWN
Insurance Surveyor Pleased
With Seattle Fire Depart
ment
According to I.4** McKenite, chief
i surveyor nt the \\ asluiiKt.tii Insur
ance association a reduction ol In- ,
surance rates in the residence dla
trlrt* of the . It V Is a possibility of
' the near future. He came to this
conclusion after th* Investigation
-of local fire engine houses mad*
i yesterday afternoon with Mayor
lUlltnser Chief Cook and Chair
man /.lund.-n nf the fire sad water
Committee.
He said he considered the depart
ment to tie In first rlssa shape, the
runs not being sicesslvely long,
si it! one exception, In one section
i of ttie city, *!*<>. the water pressure i
I was found to h« Inadequate.
Mr. M. Heinle will now make sal
i I naps, turn of th* sister department i
■
; SHOULD BE
i
1 LICENSED
City Officials Believe Plumbers
Ought to Pay Inspection
Fees
V A charge of 11 sould be msd* for
every permit taken out for plumb
ing. In the opinion of Assistant
Plumbing Inspector I'iltnan. und It
, Is possible that surh a ruts will be
I put Into effect In the near future.
;At the present time plumbers ars j
net charged for the Inspection ot
'< their work thst must be made by
[the ctty Inspectors, sod they are
j not even licensed.
There are about SO plumbing
' shops in ihs city. Last month 137
j plumbing permits were Issued
j Therefore, a fee of II for every per- '
j mil would hardly be felt by the
\ plumbers, bat It would bring In si- '
i most enough revenue to pay for'
[plumbing Inspection. All local en
-1 gineers sad sewer contractors must
; pay a lltens and It is argued thst
| the plumbers should pay a nominal
\ permit fee in lieu of a license.
The city Inspectors are often
j obliged to make four or firs trips
j to a plumbing Job to o** that It Is
j done correctly, but the careless or
Incompetent plumber is not obliged
' to pay any of this expense.
RICH MAN
KIDNAPPED
(Br Fcrlt r« FSewe Ass'a.)
TANGIER May 1».- lon Perdl
\ carts, the richest and most Influen
j tlal man In Tangier, and Cromwell
; Hsrley, an English friend, wers kid
; nsp*d from their bom* three 009*
j west of here, by a band of Kalsult
! mountaineers.
______________________
LABOR'S ENEMY
SELECTED
(Br Scrlpps N»w» Ass'n )
PITTBDURO, May 19—The 09*
tional Association of Manufactur
ers today re-elected D. M Psrry of
Indianapolis as president, and pre
sented him with a set of sliver,
thirty pieces, valued at 15,000.
STEAMER DAMAGED
(Br Scrlpps News Ass'n
DALMOIJTH.Msy 19.—The French
; steam*r Circe arrive.l here this
' morning in a damaged condition, as |
the result of a collision with the
Spanish steamer Sestar, which
J sank, taking with her five sailors.
NOTHING
DOING
DEADLOCK STILL ON IN ILLI
NOISE CONVENTION
ttty Brrlrpa N*w* Ass'n.)
BPRINOFIBLD, 111,. Ma) 11 —
There Is apparently no chance for
ii break in Urn deadlock lv the Re
publican state convention, which
has been In session here a week.
win tin- Doth ballot bad been
taken this noon, the convention re~
eesssd until 3ii , In, this afternoon.
any of tin- delegates at. utterly
disgusted at tin- manner In which
tin- convention has been drugging
on an.l anine factions threaten to
bolt. Yet the dogged stubhorness
of the different leaders has been
able lo keep them whipped lutll
Hue.
Two ballots were taken this
morning, but neither one showed
tiny change In the lull' The con
vention 111. II voted down the propo
sition to go ahead wtth the Humilia
tion of minor offices and leave the
governorship for (|,e lust business
of tin convention.
The last ballot taken showed the
elimination uf Sherman from the
race, his strength going to Attorney
General Deneen.
QUEEN WILL
NO! ATTEND
fßy Be rip |i* Nisi As. 1
LONDON May 19— Because of
the uprising In Poland, Queen Ales
andra has decided not to sttei..l the
anniversary contort on May 26, th..
day Chopin died She fears her
presence msy he Interpreted SS sn
encouragement of the revolution.
Pules In lanndon and elsewhere are
known to lie most a< Ilir In shipping
qusntltlrs of arum to Poland, la
tho Austrian frontier. The court
and diplomatic circles consider the
situation serious.
Tiif Stage
MMII BBMHI
Mm. s.iutti. i, held enthralled a
most appreciative audience at the
Urand laat night. Her program was
perfectly t-h..*.-n for th- flawless
purity of her voice iu.,l her -*sri.,th
of expression.
Mm*. Hembrlch Is an exponent ef
th* fiord Italian school.
In the aria from "Ia« Travlat. ■"
Mm* Seinkrtt-h drtrvmiatrated h*r
brilliancy and her skilful ran** nt
tone, and from as artistic stand
point h»r slnslog of Ulset's "rasto
rale" aa* perhaps the gem of her
who!* program, bul th* clear, bell.
Ilk* swsetness ©If her wonderful
voice waa best shown In th* high
tang* of the Htrauss "Vals*" which
he save a* lit* last number and
which was Insistently encored.
In Itudniph Oans Mm*, ftembrieh
I* fortunate, too. In having the as
slatar.ee of an accompanist who Is
tn p*rf*et sympathy with hi* prln
elji.vl. Ills mar-.ip-.iiatlen of th* p|.
ano last nlsht showed his warm and
accurate responsiveness (o *v*ry vi
bration of Bembrh-h'a vn*e* through
The Now Store's
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Friday
SSf m m MaWm Mmm MW
Specials
m
TJterc's to be no disappointments for you in the new
More If we ran avoid it, so these Friday specials arc in
sufficient quantity to supply the demand.
A special at the new store, .it'll learn a* you SO along
is a good value priced in a most interesting way.
These Friday specials arc to get you to try the store
methods.
$1* 75 ta~^2 9* Orapcry
v^n^r-^4* Room
Full .fie Ladles' lITTTj mm*
Cobbler Heat KsiESff. fa 111 Ifl Ton floor*
Id solid oak. dark illl j I SO pair* of White
golden finish, and In \t\\\ I/I Muslin Curtains. 40 In.
mahogany, neatly ***,1\ iTTrff^ *M" l)» 3 Vl,r''» long. In
turned spindles, ■Bl] I W Ifig fsney stripes. ruffled
fancy carved back. lfill_fX Hlff with 1"'" Bwlsa. A
A ; comfortable and JT3as>. **__- \ dainty sleeping rnonior
well built Ri-lor. In a "****. *^H cottsge curtain. Ter
Hpeelal for Friday - 1 iL'ffVr- V \ I pslr Friday only—
$1.75 \j? XJ^ 65c
The sale of Carpets and Rugs fur tin week still con
tinues.
Tcale-Hills
Furniture and Carpet
Company
Second Avenue and Union Street
••THE tint.. OKI nil STORE"
THIS SEATTLE THURSDAY, MAY 19. i<y>4 '
all her great variety of esprrsslnn,
The audience, composed In It* en
tirely of inuslo-lovi-rs, was such .i
one us must ins out III* l" .t ef
forts of un artiste, and from <S9
opening number to the Inst em-ore
there vi in that harmony between nr
list anil audience without Which the
best vooal art In the world Is luck
ing In Its greatest essential.
IHAIH I HIVINU IOHT
I ..111 prSSSnI tndtciit Luis the en
gagement of Isabel Irving 111 Win
ston i -inn. hill's drs mat laat lon of Ills
Successful Hovel, "The t'llsl*,'* at
tin- Third Avenu* Theater tonight
ii ne the bulimic of the week, bids
fair 1., be "ii« of th* most Impor
tant events of the locul theatrical
season, both fi.Mii an STttStlC and M
cial stsndpolnl There have been
miiiiy large the.iter parties arran
ged, and it is quit* evident that the
Tlilril Aventle I ha ,l»r will riot have
ii vacant sent Irft when the curtain
goea up on tin- first act of "The
Crisis" tonight.
"THIS PLUNDER."
Tnnlght lid Iteiliimtul and Ida
company 4.111 Kile their flint pre
sentation of 111. Plunger" nt the
Alfiisar. "Tlie Plunger" will run
until Hot in il.i >- sight, being given
at the souvenir in.tin.• Halm-day.
TUB CASINO COMPANY.
The local • iis iigemml of the pop
ular t'aslno company which till. been
delighting the Seattle theater ill
dtenese in the clever Wrber-Klsld
l.in burlesque for the p.ml i*"
wt-rka will close on laturday night
The coui(uny is now appear Ing In a
double bill. "Hurley Hurley" and
"Ttie Royal Faintly," and It has
pru4.it to ha .1 bigger lilt than "Kid
dle !•■■* Dee," « hi' was the bill
for the opening week
Illce and fatly and llobby North
lia4» proved to he the most *'t4|.ahl«
iiiini- ti'ins seen at the Seattle In
a lons time. Hi!' In. Ore) haa
made a lilt with hla songs, as has
SlSe laa.it Hnr!"». the prima donna,
while there Isn't darner In th* coun
try who .in excel the clever work of
Fictile Hop*.
"RAPT IiYNSK''
Th* Third Avenue will have for an
Sttracllnn neit week "East I.ynn."
which la probat.ly the greatest fa
vorite of sny play II .» » 1. ever
been presented. 11 in been pro
duced at the Third Avenu* st least
once earh aeaaon for .1 go.nl many
year* past and It always lose a Mf
hnalnea« The production „,,( week
will be a remarkable on*, a. th*
east will I* cnmpiM.tl of a*v*ral i..
cat favorite*, sum* of whom hay*
appeared In thla play st different
times for Ihe past twenty yaare. W,
M. Ituaar'l returns to 'tie city aft.r
a year's absent* in Portland and
will be eeen In a favorite part at hi*,
fir Francis l/.1. Other* that
will be ei-en In the cast will be It.
E. FYanch. 9*4 Fart Krench. Man lr
HnMtn, Mollca Campion. laiMS P.
Fulton. Ha >den Hlrphenson and 8.
J. |-i..tl Commencing with the mat
inee iietl Hun lis auinn.r priors
will prevail al th* Third Avenu*
theater, the night prices MM too.
2-Oc, ISi- ati-t 5Cr and Ih* Hunday and
Saturday ii._tli.-r prices being 10c
and He .
The laat performance of th* name,
leaa play -«. given at the Third
Avenue last night The committee
of urn *i ,i r, mm chosen to select
A name for Ihe piece apenl several
hours wrestling with thrlr tf.ak of
liMtktnr o»er the 11. of something
like 2.004 titles which 9*4 been sug-
S»at- by Ihr audiences which .at.
seen the flay during lie en«n«e
rtieiit. The <-..mmitt.» finally drctd
rd that hot one title i ut of the
after the 5 rl«e money, Hi, had been
placed in the hi. 1 ll of Manager
Ituseetl of the -.it 11 waa an-
Mcd that another opportunity
lo a»e|e<-| a name fur th. play would
be slven to everybody. Name* will
be received nt thi box office of the
th^Mcr until I'Hilay, May 27, when
lire e^iiiinltu* will select a titl*J
from TJm new list.
SOLID FOR
ROOSEVELT
CALIFORNIA 0. O. P. DELEGATES
INSTRUCTED FOR "TEDDY"
(lly 11. ilt'i.s News Ass'n )
RAi'ItAMICNTO, fill.. May 19.—
TIIS Hist I..lain, an nt tin- morning
session ..r ihi- .1..' cnnvi-litlon wns
the adopti. of the pint in. «hi. ii
was read liy it..11 John P, Davis, of
Amador. The platform .is \rry
brief, leaving mutters of national
pulley t,, Ihe national convention sad
of StStS legislation to the August
i ion .ml,
Tlie platform declares an nil
glume to parly principles, favors
protection, a sound system of
finance, building s merchant marine
nn ample navy, Improvement of riv
ers, preservation of forests and re
liiuniittoii of arid lands it Indorses
the lulntui I of Hie state ii. -lltnll'.lia
pi.ii-i- tlie administration of Uov
Pardee, cuiiiinriida the senators uiid
repieseiilallvea to congress, pnys .v
high tribute to President Itoosevell
tin.l Instructs the .lili'f itlnii to tlu
ii.i tl..nil ill! lull to %'ote and
»"ii» fur iiim
The follow III* 401 Kit' .It large
were chosen: (lov. I'anlre, John ll
Hperkela, (leorge A. night, Bulge
J. \v hi Kinii-y Alternates m lutgc
et follows: Wot McKlnle] Ferdl
naml It. 1- of !,<•■ An.-- for I'ar
d»e, K. A. Korli**, of Muiysvllle; for
•Hprerkela, A. Ilu*f. of Hun nets.
co; for Knight, Warren lluter, of
Witt.-">n villi-.
inks of th* eoiivrntlnn was *!•
tended to I'htilrninii Uuriutt uii'i llih
rlty 4 Km i.iii'.i-nln. it tin 1. ad
journed slue din.
VOTING FOR
BISHOP
METHODIST GENERAL CONFER
ENCt! GETS DOWN TO BUSI
NESS
-TH» Mrrlrt» News Ao'nl
I^>H ANOEI.EB. al. May I»_—.
Ball- a for bishops waa resumed
st Iha Methodist conference thla
morning. J. W. 11... hi- I. 1. IX, of
Ohio, will undoubtedly be Ihe fourth
btahop, having 421 votes on the arc
ond ball.it. The -H. .11 of 11.-tti<i|_a
Henry Hpelltneyrr, XV. *■'. MctJuwell
and Jim» ; F, Herry sere announced
lo tha conference ihla morning.
f>r. flrrry was .1. "a i .<, the first
ballot jreaire.ley, he receiving til
votes and 417 were necessary for a
choice. Mr. Ht-ellmrier an.l M K.
Mi li.a.ii.l were neat and their elec
linn i»a. ri| ■ 'I lin the second
ball' ' iin-i'.iin. .-.I this iti-'iiJiit". the
•n.-t.iti.ma of the members were
carried out 111 the election of these
two.
There a. air |:(1 candidates on the
first ballot an I It la expected that
some difficulty will be experienced
In the selection of the other bishops
The candidates next In position in
ths ball, to J \V, tlashford .re
Thomas 11. Neely. J. It Bay, It J
Cook mm* J W. 1- llew.li. ea< h of
whom haa received more thsn too
M.t«-« Br. Bowen la the choice of
the colored member* of the confer
ence nnd Is receiving their •mire
vote on each ballot.
BTTIJSH CLOTIIEM. HERALD,
11J» 24 •"
THE BEE HIVE
tsU-MIT First avenue.
Il.l.i'ii Vine ir I 4 ..Ur. ,
Reliable Dry Goods Store
i
■ ■
Four Specials for
Friday
tf.c Henriettas, all colors: spe
cial IS 1 9*
40c Conleil Wash Hilks; ipeclst.: '
!£Oe
Jsc Jnpnnese Wash Bilks. spe
-■Vt 2 1-S
lie *-n»>te Oil Cloth. tr, In. wide;
special 11 1-Se
There's '
Complete
Satisfaction
1 • a
ON' A RAINY DAY OR A
HOT" DAY, IN SEATTLE
I'.!'l WING & MALTING
CO.'S
Bock
Beer
GOES STRAIGHT TO
im SPOT— AND SATIS
FIES.
WILL LET
FLEET PASS
nil lima News A.sn i
MINIKIN. May if>.-Th« Central
News ciu'rcspoutleiit ut Odessa wires
that 1 hi- whole Kiii-i. 1.11 l sea fleet
has III'.-|| Ordered to be held 111 I "111- I
l>li to war bests from Aug 1- Mean
while the f" • i will ho divided lata
two squadrons, executing a series
of practical evolutions In Orliiii-iin
stars It Is reported that arrange
liients have been arrived .ii whereby
Turkey will niiuw the fleet in pass
through (he Dardanelles for i ci vim
in th. l'ni' Blast
RUSSIANS
MADE MERRY
(Hi Brrlpps News Ass'n.)
HT. I'l. I I USUI lit; May lU.— Dc-|
spite the SbSSaee of the i tur un tils,
rounds of bidding farewell to vari
mis regiments, lbs celebration "I tils
majesty's Mth birthday proceeded
with usual brilliancy. A salute, of
1.l guns was fired by the .Neva fort,"
and tin- streets and shipping wire
decorated. i in- Japanese sea dis
asters affordeit some additional rea
sons tor rejoicing, which 44.18 taken
advaatags of, In view of the long
depression of public spirits. I
TREATIES
ANNULLED
(By Bcrinna News Ass'n.)
WASHINGTON, P. I' M..V 11 —
Minister Allen cables the state tie
purtitii tit from Seoul that the Ko
rean government Has. by Imperial
iin ne Issued today, ■ally sn
nulled sll treaties and agreements
with the li'iaaliiii government. In
cluding the tlt.-i!»<r concessions un
tbi' Valu river.
LOSSES WERE HEAVY
(By S'llipe News Ass'n )
TOKIO, May 19— Genera. Kurokl
today sent the following list uf tbe
4-1,-n number of killed and wounded
at tin- battle of the Valu:
Japan, he, 31« killed and 783 in-
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' J /Sy\_?^ 0-9
New Neckwear i^^/^ OCX t&*&*if^~) New Neckwear
for Women MWi lit ti.mt 1 ' ml_^r f or Men
I RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. j
Ladies* Underwear
Some Notable Values From Our
Hosiery Department
LADIES' WRITE VESTS, of lisle thread, with high necks and long sleeves.
good quality, each ."»(><*
LADIES' PANTS, of white lisle thread, ankle length, priced at, garment.47<
LADIES' VESTS, of ribbucd cotton, low necked and sleeveless, good quality,
priced at, each '.-".' 18^
LADII S' VESTS, of white lace lisle, low necked and sleeveless, each... 35^
LADIES' UNION SUITS, of lisle thread, in white, pink and blue, knee length,
low necked and sleeveless, a suit (>r»<*
LADIES' UNION SUITS, of ribbed cotton, knee length, with high neck and
long sleeves, splendid quality, .1 suit s(lt*
LADIES' VESTS of mercerized lisle, in white, pink or blue, low necked and
sleeveless; you'll like this garment, at 50**
LADIES' LACE HOSE, neat patterns, fast black, a pair 35<
LADIES' LACE HOSE, man) new patterns, splendid quality, last black,
priced at, a pair *Hl**
Notions and Small Wares
Some Friday Bargains —Every One a Hummer- Better Goods st
. Lower Prices Than Most Stores Ask.
COLORED M.VN'I'KI I: ' " i CORSET STEELS. 4-h-ok
CHIEFS, for making pillow length*. In black only, r»Kii
top*. kimonos, dusting mi- T/^fc ~ A tar 10c kinds, on sals, at. a
eta; a choice line nt pat- \f^f\ _______________! U ■ _~i. P»l' *•
tenia, at 100 each, or three JI ./JVC M I^^^ IN!' CABINET HAIR
for S»e «_-__"- "**»■ **— —•*•***• BINS. In plaid boxes, assort-
LACE SHELF PAPER. In 19- _ , ed sixes; re-suUr price 80
yard pieces; all colors; a An Extrs Speelal Cleanup a box; Friday's special prtcs
piece f i.2c — leather. Silk and Can- 3«
KARA LINEN ' STATION- n "cits. '" „l!"k ""'' SPEIUII SEWING -MAi-lITNK
EltY, In white nnd tints of W! »'- rcK" .rvalue.:., . .||.. :-.,. Lotties, worth 8c
.mv and blue, comes In '" Co° cn,h- °_ ■»'• to- ■ l,o!;1'' »«>*<:,|U ******_+
pound p.-.cka K rs. l» sheets morrow, at each bolt Is ........ 4o
to the pound; value HO, PnNE CASINO, ail colors. 9
speelal Frll.iy. st a pound aaaaamamt >; nrd ''""''": r "'rill" P^,C•
i:.SV.;i..iri:s to match the B___f lie a rlecs; special Friday.
J^^trT": ••I, 00 I _ S^rENDEK,Vu^ONB.«
SPOOL COTTON, toe* fin 1^ _f*m blll<k -e^i.riy sola
» ..-i'l black only, worth aggSV i ' at Be a iloaen. or tOe A
t( • "'," special Fildny ■ gross; on sale Friday st lo
t>nl>'. ■ spool ",e wk_ a r.-ii. or per gross ...lO*
Willi'-. II AlltriNS. in bunch- Bl (iI.'.VK-Ml'.MUXil COT
«» of t 1-S '' 1 1-4 Inches V AM ■, M TON, . mime In braids, all
lung; strslght or crimped; M3&WT *agw shndes; regular price *0e a
regular price &c a bunch; braid; special price Friday
special -it lo ' I Ss
MOM - TWIST!NO TATE, usual price -Is a bundle, sssorted widths, per bundle, Frl
iin y only 3s
KINE PEARL UUTTONH, numbers 18 snd 22, two holes; regular price lao a doxen. spe
. I.i I Prlday price 3e
McCarthy Dry Goods Co.
Second Aye. and Madison St.
. FRIDAY SPECIAL L uoSsraM J
Oak Rocker fOf
3)1.65 J J|J
A notable value
at its regular price wlLl^---. J_\
$2.50. Made of solid
oak, golden finished, 9 j 8 1
has cobblerseat.Spe- Ij^^^^^mjJM
cial for CJ kc J^^^ W#
Friday only «pl«OD ' 3^
15c Brass Extension Rods
Special at 7 l-2c
11,,.. . lend from 30 to 54 inches and are used tot lace and
Swiss curtains. Keirular 15c values. Special Friday at,
each 7 12£
No C. O. I)., Telephons, or Mull Orders received for these Specials.
G. L. Holmes Furniture Co.
1101-1103-1105 Second Aye.
Jured. IlUHslans, I .Ml eorpsss
burled in Japanese. Cl 3 taken prts
i,ii. i 29 guns, 1,021 rifles captured
li) Japanese.
FLEEING FROM
THE COUNTRY
(By Sirlppa News Ass'n.)
r RT. PETERSBURG, Kay lie—
Trade depression here hsa become
so acute that emigration to Amer
ica, England and Argentine la going
mi by » I • ii wile.
SAYS HE SHOT
AT BURGLARS
Carl W. Farley, of 1121 Western
avenue, says he heard thieves try
ing to break It.to his dgar arid fruit
►tn nd Tuesday i.i- and flrexj
through Ihe window Into the group
of would-be burglars. The pollen '
heard of the affair snd arrested six
ii.< In order to get the right one.
The SMSpeelS are being held st the
.police station pending an Invest!?*
tlon. The men are well known tel
htepolhe a* tramps and have been
Implicated In varlou* crime* com
mitted here and other places In ihs
state at different times. i ,
Mary E. Hilton filed a petition In
the superior court ye*terd*y to have)
the care of the Washington Chil
dren's Home Society. Mrs. Hilton
alleges thst the child's mother IS
neglecting her. 4
— |
«4* i» i.
Superior Judge Taltman yesterday
denied the motion of George Man*
dervllle. convicted of murder In th«
second degree, for a new trial. Man
dervllle killed his brother--laa%
Ed McDerttt, at TolL ,
3 '