The Seattle star., December 17, 1904, Night Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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Spanish Grandee Says,
Robles Is a "Faker"
at " 1 I i.l'U VARDELLO. OF MADRID, WITNESSES THE
Ml l. FIGHT AND CALLS IT "ONE BUM EXHIBITION"— HI
WANT tj TO SHOW ROBLES HOW TO DE A READ MATADOR
a J
I Wive i. thl* Sinor Rob!..—thi. what yeu rill Intrepid bull *
4 jute' " Ba>.' In Spa " It* would b* laughed out of the arena *
a He know ml bull fighting *a much ■• d... • bra,. —lenk.y i.l cc- a
♦ lrerlom>. Tell him tar BBS I Chall*fi him to alto., hi—l what a ♦
v reel -t.d-r la, And the bull* will be reel built, not innocent, *
t milk giving bovmei. ♦
a BENOR AGUILAR VARDELLO. *
There la a much-dUguitrd Kl-n
lard In Seattle Ihl* morning.
No. he Is not Senor lloblet, the
mlghtly fighter of built, who wa*
chased about MaiSlaou l»ark yeitrr
day aflernon by three bewildered
heifer*.
The Spaniard whose soul this
morning Ii filled with wounded
prtde fur hit fithcrland t* Ht-nor
Aguilar Vardello. of Madrid, who
Ii a a .c»t at Ihe Hotel Washington.
Senor Vardello arrived In Beattle
yesterday and. on btlnt told of the
promised bull fight it Madison park
la the afternoon, gave expression to
much juy ii the anticipation of wit
nessing what he lerme the grandest
•port on earth.
"You will be Interetted to know
that Bsaat Itrtbles. ths foremoit ma
tador of Spain, wtl participate." said
Clerk Wray to the gentleman from
Madrid.
S« r If Roble*." i-vftlM the r-«pii! ■;
qttiatlontngly. "I know htm not. II
1* ttrange. but possibly he I* before
my day. ah*"
_k> Senor Vardello. attired In fins
linen and broad 101 l tallied forth
to the park to witness Senor Ruble'!
perforraance.
And this Ii how he described the
couftict to a Star man last night.
'Oh Dhsal what an Insult! I am
Intuit! My dear country la Intuit!
"To think that the grand sport
of my own country .hould tie mil*
laughter by iuch an exhibition. A
bull fight Ba.r* Ulna! In Chicago
tt th* ttiK-k yardi It more good bull
fighting than San.tr Roblr* ever
know.
"What I tee I hardly can tell you
without crying for .bin:*
'When Senor Ruble* come out at
tired In hit beautiful costume, I
look it him it. exclaim: 'Ah. hi
It a brave matador. He kmk the
part!" At then It Ii anoounced
that three hermotoa torn* de Is
BURY THE
HATCHET
LAWSON AND GREENE MEET,
AND THERE 18 NO BLOOD
-BHEO
NEW YORK. HÄ« 17.—C01. am-
Ham C ii.-:.- who bed sash
friendly meeting with Thomas Law
ton at Boston yesterday, 1. back tn
town today.
•"Brerylhlng It smoothed out.
Law win and I found lhat we wire
not liars, but good fellow*, ' is all
that Greene had to cay.
BOSTON Dec 17—After a con
ference lasting seven hours yester
day between Thomas W. Lawson
and Col. William C. flreene. of th*
(Jrea-ne Consolidated Copper com
panies, a statement waa v- in! say-
Ing that peace reigned between the
two stock brokers.
l-awson celled on Greene at the
latter'! hotel yesterdsy morning. He
wslted for Greene to finish his
breakfast, then met him. The two
thoaik hands and went to Greene't
room. The door was closed and tip
to thlt time nothing la known as to
what really took pi.i between the
men.
latwtoo. It la under-' con
vinced Greene that bt* fight wa* not
ii"' the Greene Conwilidated com
pent** and that he was not respon
sible for the tliimp In the Greene
stocks.
t'MVEIISITY STATION. Dec. IT.
—The annual varsity bail which
was held In the armory on th, ram
lis last evening, was a niece**.
Although the attendance was not aa
large as waa anticipated, a goodly
sum was netted for the athletic
treasury.
Caper. Prove!
| That Ira Vetera on the Northern Pa
cific rind entire •atlsfactlon. Noth-
Ing that will tend lo your comfort or
convenience has been overlooked nn
It* three dally overland trains For
tickets end 111 Information call st
N. P. City Ticket Offlr*, Seattle. ...
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Fin* train, the North Coast Lim
ited." run* every day ln the year,
making travel at comfortable and
enjoyable in winter as In summer.
Are eon going Baal at the holiday
•eison? If so, rill at the N. P. City
Office, Beattle, and make *rr»ng«
mentt. *«.
M. any *»—slug, sour ropy of The
tier b.. net arrive., it t tt • -tort,
telephone—rut,set. Main 10.1. of In.
In." Kit. any lime bate..,
I 4* an* 7 -0 and a ropy will b* aeni
tern *t *w*e be ati*f-tal .... .t.n,
THE SKATTI.n STAIt-SATURDAY. DEC, 17. 1904.
luteals I mean, thirsty bulls
—would be brought into the arena
A a ah' l 1....... bullet Sail, le'
They are Ihire tame, little, hungry
heifer*, that If one get* the .lap on
the back he faint d.-.i.t iwty.
"Then ihe mighty uiiiailnr, Brnor
Koblrs. he stalk ma]e*ttcally to one
helfrr. who cliase the I IB—T all
around, knock him In the mud.
bang him up again.- the fence, and
make tils prrtly rtuthee look like
whit you American call thirty
cents.
"Kvcryiine In the ptaaa de Mali
sou laugh; laugh until the tear*
come. They think tt very tunny.
"Nu one know enough to try out
Otro Toro!' but I. the. laugh and
bold their iltte*. Hut 1, Benin Ver
dello of Madrid, I rise up 11l my leal
and cry out. 'Otro Torn!* which
mean it le no good, it la a •name
"And they itirlrk With a- St— C] It
the fearlesa picador** and courage
out bandertllrrua. composed of one
ve.-y much afraid, dirty faced man
in a barrel, who wave* a re flag
and then duck Into th* battel quick.
"Hut I. Senor Vardeiin nt Brain.
do not laugh lam mortified: I
am Iniult. IMalailii*' The people
of Seattle now they will laugh at
Spain and her national pastime
They will lay: Bull fight !■ for
children; football la for men" Oh,
my Car. I would like to ihow thl*
Senor Rabies, Una what you rail
bold re's' of Admlrel Cevera,
what a true vallente matador la
"Saint*,! Mother' hut It wat un
graudltisn ei;.ectm-iilo' It has Iporil
ray trip 1 leave Heattls; I leave
Ihe Pr.i'ed Htales—but I with that
I could see thl* Henor Until** and
tell him my ... m n of hlcu a* on*
grand matador.
"Matador!
'ah'
"In our country he could not even
make on* what you call vactjurroa"
NOME CITY WILL
BE LUMBER CARRIER
Th* iteamrr Nome City, which It
being converted Into a lumber car
rier, will be ready lo be placed In
comrul.tton within the nett 10 lav.
The vessel n now at Hallard where
the la undergoing a course of recon
ttructlon. Khe will, on being com
pleted, beer some resemblance to
the new staam. Norwood. Kalnler
and other test lit now engaged In
the lumber trade
The Nome City will ply between
Gray* Harbor tad California port*
The vessel I* owned by the George
D. Gray company. For th* past tao
year* the |,a. been chartered from
that company by the Alaska-r-nlflr
Navigation company. During that
Interval the Nome City ha* piled on
the Scat tie-No a* run. When com
pleted ih* will ha one of th. largeet
lumbering ve*i*„ on Ike coast.
ARRESTED
HIM AGAIN
Hid:- Whl»e. colored. md -,• J
Hoffman, well known to the police
end Ernie Miy. a bootblack, will
be tried before Police Judge George
Jhli afternoon on a charge of ttnok-
Ing opium. They were arretted
last night In a room on Pike »tr**t
by Patrolmen tlunnell and Ilannlck.
who hay* been watching them for
teveral d*y». A complete outfit and
a lot of the dreamy dope *« con
fl*cated by th* police. Hoffman
ha* been arrested time and time
tgiln for the offense and st hi.
last trial prr ml., d to do better.
The patrolmen in the lower lec
tion erf the ' Hv ramped co closely
on their trill that th* woman and
Hoffman decided to try the upper
part of the rlty, locating In ,i cory
little Joint on Pike street. They
wer* Immtine from police Interfer
ence for mine time, but it lilt the
secret leaked out and the place was
raided it in early hour this morn
ing. Miv and Hoffman were re
leased on li.. rash ball each
Wants Law son
Indicted
HEW YOTtK. Dec 17-Henry
! Wellington Wick, I New York and
London liwver and operator, yes
terday . plied at District Attorney
Jerome's office for an Indictment
against Thomas W. l.nw»on th.
Huston manipulator who*e sensa
tional advertisement* has all hut
• ii'i-ed a panic on the stork mar
ket recently.
Wack wants !.«iwson urn-sled for
circulating untrue report* about
rertaln *tock* In which he (Wuckl
I* Interested, notably Amalgamated
Copper.
lil«trlcf Attorney Hand Jerome Is
out of the city and his a«*l*tant
requested Wack to rail and place
i his cat* before the district attorney.
Greeks And
Bulgarians
Have Fight
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(By Rerlppe Ntwa As. 1
CONBTANTINOPLE, Dec, 17.—A
Creek band "f 28 men encountered
a body of lliilgiiti,, near Sara
klnvo. Twenty-four Creek* were
kilted. This wiih followed by many
Btaa**lli t*l"b- of Uulgarian* by Al
banian! In toe L'skut) district
. *. a i ■ ■ ,'
The Sun*y services conducted by
the reopiii'* i tun *ii st the Alcszsr
theater fir* attract i"*,*"; a largo num
ber of p.x'i'fA Only oao service Is
held, ana that a' 11 a. tn. Ilov.
lanley, tfes pastor, preaches reg
ularly at that hour. A chorus of
25 young ladles !_ being organised
to prepare for a special service
Christmas morning A new organ
Will be in place for Ibe Cbrlstn^s
t-trvle*.
LAND FRAUDS IN THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR BAYS SCANDAL WILL DE DUG UP
IN THIS STATE AB WELL AS IN >•><__
tlp.ilal le The Stir.)
i-iitci LAND Or*. I»ec, 17.-Thai
i ttenalve laud frauda hive beet
pracllced In Washington nml lhat
coiapl.-te Investigation if them II
belli! Hl.i.le under Ihe pennn.l ill*
ie, ti,.l, of Prnslileut 1 1... -a .-v. It II
tile .it..'vi.' of a tt.il. ii-. lit li.ii !i
here yesterday by Colonel A. II
(Ireeti, ipeclil Inspector In th* Mil-'
ploy •■' the government. Mr. (Irert
la a trusted government agent iu.fi
ttu>re la imue better ai-ijiiilnted with
the policy of the government la
pi..n i iiiiiik fraudulent land holders
Thee* Investigation! 11l Walkings
Inn hive been tn progress fur itimti
lime, and aetiieattuiial dl« loautrn
are at pet by many.
Mr Oreea »si.i Imliy:
"It Is a mistake to attribute tbla
activity lo Secretary Hitchcock. In
tht* mailer Mr. Hitchcock I* only
the unflinching Instrument of
l-n-Bidi vi ItiHieevelt. who person-
Illy unbred ihe Investigation short
ly after he Ii at learned of the
manner In which public lands wtre
bring wrongfully appropriated on
the Pacific coait, two yeare ....
Special Igenl* were **tlt out tn lev
eta] western ilalei. where the work
of aacertalnlng whit hid been dune
■nd who had done tt wa* quietly
gone about. Hume of tti in- TUB*
llgatnrs were lent to Montana «nd
Wiihlngton. Idaho, California and
Oregon. This ißtrsllgatloa hit
SCOTT AFTER
CABINET JOB
18ee«let I* Th* Star)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17— It It
tilled on high authority that liar
vey W. SVotl, of Portland, Ore . de
ttrei to lurce-wl l.thtn Allen Hitch
cork si secretary of tbe Interior
and It bending every energy an .
bringing to bear every pull It bia
command to that end; and the odd
part of the tltuatioo. according to
thla ► Nt," high authority. It that he
actus had at teaat a slight tisn.e
of being considered unlll he wis
hottt by his own petard.
It has been known In Inner cir
cles here for severat months that
Scott ■l* been working iteadlljr for
the portfolio. A* the editor and
part owner of a new«pep*r in Port
land, he •••ailed with great guilo
every art of llecrttary Hitchcock*,
particularly In connection with the
land-fraud rasei In Oregon, presum
ably hoping thereby to undermine
the secretary of Ihe Interior and
Thee by making hit reeppuinltneßl
questionable In order lo .ti«_gl!i_i
the li.utt claims fur office
Th- "politics" wblrh eeeta to hate
been ut—d In the far northwest, cc
a rule are frown.d on It Washing
toe. It ts sot considered (he blight
of good -m. to undermine > rasa
■hose place la being sought, and
tuch action beioDtt part ion las a
odious when the aspirant It the dl
rectlag voire In a newipaper whiek
It uted fur lucb purpoee.
Bcott'l candlda. y, '11l believed If*
thoee who sre familiar with th* stt-
I nation ha* Ueea r*ndeied absolutes
ly "fold by hi* editorial utterance*.
WANT TREATIES
RATIFIED
NEW YORK Iv*. 17— At a mt-ra.
meeting be lait night for the pur
pose of urging I,;-.!, the senate the
Immediate ratification of the arbi
tration treaties recently negotiated
by the stale department wllh for
eign countries, a aumU-r of prom
inent men spoke. Including Artb
bUhop Ireland. Mayor George II
MiClellan. lieutenant Governor
Linn ilruce and ttocar i: Btraut.
listers endorsing .tie movement
were read Th* writer* Included:
Jiß-in Mitchell, noted labor leader.
r.-Prrstdent Grover Cleveland. Carl
Bchurt, Andrew Carnegie. General
Nelion A Miles. Hlihop Henry C.
Potter snd others.
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"Only In Oregon have lh* find
lias of lll'-ae lnv.-allgiil.ua been
updo public »ii.i not eveu II Ore
f.t|n III* Hi* work been completed,
111 Molilalia secret service men in
-111 at wink and the evidence la
'ttjlng laid before district attorney!
art fait a* collected II till been
thought by luiny that Oregon was
tit*, first Bi.itu entered by the Be
• ut service men I bla I* a mis
taken Idea, a. Montana was Hie
first elate In which Investigations
sew. begun
Though It I* not possible for
i..blind (Irei-n to .lls.ua- miller* of
a int. at. nit vi- It Is understood in
dictments are 8008 to lie returned
in Montana
Francis J. H*ney, the California
attorney, who ted a* prosecutor
for th* government In the recent
land and trial, bat been appoiutcd
Ksstilaut district attorney fur lh*
district of Oregon Tbe appoint'
meut was insde to permit Mr
lleney to appear before Ihe federal
grind Jury next Monday lo present
evidence lo that body looking to Ilia
Indictment of person* Implicated
In the land fraud* It It expected
Hut the federal grand Jury will re
turn Indictment* against a..; of
Ihe tmiai prominent men In thli
lists and that several timber
barons resident In eastern Mate*
will not escape tbe Indictment pro
cell.
WILL INSPECT IT
The tajik and Bll.Ha- com
mittee of Ihe counrll will ak* an
ii.il.-i.-'. of Ih* proposed loastlon
. r I It Witt's iheep ilayghtrr hou*.
i on th* lid* flail Libit' th* ordlnarif.
allowing ll* ."i .tli.i ic.nt I* finally
grant* I This lnv»i!lgßtle>n le con
si : ire i ii. . .a ii > cm account of th*
I f !e»i of in- t, hill resident*
against Ih* ilaughter house.
PORTLAND
EXPRESS
WRECKED
(Br Scrips* N.w* Sam
BAfnAM-NTO. Cat. _**<-. 17 —
The northbound Portland etpresi
on the Bouttirrn Pacific railroad,
which left Kan l-*i*ii. i*... at »
o'ekx - last night, was wrecked by
a rear end collltton at tterg Halloa.
•wo it,lbs north of Mafia.l*..- •' 7
o'clock thi. morning. No on* **»
killed.
Mi lieorge Smith, of Calgary
Call, was bruised and badly .!,... k
-1
William Wilkinson, of Portland.
• uttered roatutlons on bii head
Re. i.e. Mi l-sughlln, a well knosn
■ lane on Portland I rains bid
his collar I-.-:., broken.
Mr Hubert Uelar.ey, of Meal tie
• iff -al .1.! .a;. .It. on her bead.
Brake—lan Henry I>**l« bad bis
right loot almost -red
The tint se.ti,,n bad broken *
coupling and It was Hopped to fit
the break. A brakemaa was lent
Pack to flag the around *c- '|„n lie
claimed he heard an answering
whittle from the coming engine, but
ih* nett moment the latter engine
ttrurk the rrsr Pullman. No >an
•er* derailed
GiVEN MANY PRIZES
I Washing- nxhlbHora ictired a
large number of . .: ,_* at the St
leouis exposition, aciordlng to Ri
mer E Johnston, esecutlve commis
sioner at the fair from thla stair
He rrporti thai three grand prl/e*.
II gold medal*. 45 silver medal* and
27 tronic medal, we-, gtren exhib
itor* from thl. .t.te
Tony Plckard. a bartender, wee
h*ld to *n*w*r a rharg* of assault
and battery before a Jury In the II
perior court yeeferday by Justice
Gordon. Otlo*Mlller, a sailor, is the
complaining wltneea The row oc
curred In lh* Hoena saloon, ■ King
street resort Miller narrowly st
eal-el losing hi* Uf*. II!. » ii !, claim
I* lhat h* »»* under th* Influrnc*
of ii.,...-. snd did not know shil h»
waa doing.
it. had discovered what all other
Marchers hi lotlg da.patted of find- j
i .'.« —en eaay, perfect, permanent i
cute for Catarrh. With Be thought
of teal from hi* arduous labor*, he
wrote lit* wondrrful am on the,
cur* of I'ni.iitii With no thought
of the wealth It could easily win him
he now ..f'rii It trie to ill who
it* for It.
The Infnrmitlnn 111 111 |al|ea Mill
■ aye thnuisnds of lii*. Written by
t man hesrt and ■■•nil In earnest In '
hi* greet wnrk of fighting diatlia
iii iinai fall ly throb with purpose
and truth. with skilful buh-l ht
l-O*" bale th* beginnings cf this
loathsome, tresohtrou* diieii" he
trace* all Its hidden workings—lis
•hows the awful dangers t* which It
leads—he point, out the way to a
sgts snd lasting cure—the only one
—at that ttrrlblt scourge of North
America —Cstarrh. Kin* picture, by
the beat artists Illustrate Ihe differ
ent ha 818 if the dlitaae In in eg.
csedlngly clear and Interesting mm*
nsr.
HAVE A BIG
JOB ON HAND
"B**
Men,beta of th* Western Central
latboi union hive it.rted out to
l.ojiiiH the Brattle l.lectrtc com
pany, hut line found that It I* one
of the moat difficult task* In that
line Ihey have ever tackled. Some
of thi member* who live rtose to
the a. .he, .f their dally labor have
found It possible to beat Iks octo
pus out til two 111. lib » Hi II dly by
walking to ami from their work,
but the ma Im It v of the Ulfß.be ft
lißve colli luded ll,at B* long MS her
live at I.- .en .it..- and other »we
urb*. It li, better to leave lb' i»-to
pus unmolested for the pre*., at.
The union men are . oßalaS.eatli
tHiycolllng all electrical iiiMßtiai
ttoii work and nil In,- dull* tiy thr
compear . however, It has taken
this action because of the strike of
ths union of Inside electric—l work
er* and lliieineii employed by Hie
company
STABBED
A POOL ROOM ATTENDANT
WOUNDS MAN BECAUSE HI
LEANED AGAINST TABLE
M. c. (lordrin. a pool snd bllllsrd
table .tti*. I.i.i «t ih* Heiltl* liar,
■tabbed snd dangerously Injured ]
Chailn Wililroni. a lumberman,
•hotlly after I o'.iwk i, at. i :..v if-;
lam eon. Waiitrum la ii...- at the
M*attl* (J.natal hospital. Ooidi.n le
..•liflt..-I In Ihe rlty lei I pocket
knife barely n.ii.e.j Wal.troni'.
t. .11 but It i. Bald that birring j
complication., h. Will (.cover. W»l
--■ trom leaned age net the table,
which i;..i-!i.ii IB faring for The
latter told bin, |. Hop 11. Wllneei
• a ssy thai (lordon Matted for Wal
atroni and the right began. art. •
• ►nut • .iii.i: .it* VVal.tr.ut. utter, l
a cry md Haggrred iwiy rrom hti
■ ritag ut.1.1.
llltxi. vast ...i. riowlng from Id*
■Id*. It v i.i bi.ii. i. i that he wis
morlilly wounded. Patrolman Cam
eron was ailed In end pla- *d Oor
don under aii'it The rlty ambul
ance stt tuiriinnnad and took Wat
■lrom to the hospital Th" knife
could nut be found. 11 la thought
that when (lordosi waebed hi* hand,
it th* real el the tiloon he bid Ihe
knife. He l-mltl Habblng Wul
itroin. City liel*. lives Adaim and
Cottiett '.-"•.- iiui kl> on the scene
and assisted by Patrolman Cameron,
secured lb* details of th* eftemptrd
murder. Gordon I* *t year* of age
MUST RETURN !
THE MONEY
Terence O'flrlen. admlnl*tritor of
lh* fittioti* Sullivan estate, must re
pay to the Mis'" slinoit Ik.OOO
which e.mr Judge 11*11 sat July J
allowed ti Hri.-.i and hi* attorney,
J J. M."'*fferty for their services.
When lb" large fee* wer* sllowed It
was claimed that th* heir* of lb*
estate wet. not In court and the
supreme court • ruling that ln ill
iui h casei the hair* unit be given
an opportunity to be heard before
administrator . fees are allowed, i.
of great interest
After th* court hid allowed the
■dmlnlittitor IS.Iw for lervtce*
• 1.l h hid ie.ii rendered and 8880 * I
month for hit ami.*. th* |
helri protest*., and took the matter
to th* supreme court. Biking thst
ultiieii be made to return the fee
and alio Iks the tuperlor court
Judgei be restrained from allowing
Sue raw "
"Pamrviit-a
•j ~A %*-m Ha aataaHgaj ■__
Meadowdaße
TEN ACRE TRACTS
'
Are going faster than ever. Over fourteen hundred acre* »old during the peat few
month* Mori thin on. hundred people hive bought home* here. New families moving
In every »"1. Men ire clearing land, making mails building homes, planting orchard*
Sod .mall fruits Meidowdile li a pretty place, right on the Sound It already ha* _
I'ostnffii * a. 1.....1. re.' i.irsnt, two store* new railroad station, new a_aal dock, and
now thai the Heattle-Everctt Intel urban .load It being pushed to completion. It certainly
has a great future
We have EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES more which we are now pining on the market
In FIVE and TEN Acre Tracts
If you want a good piece of land fur very Utile money. Go out at once and make
your selection.
TEN ACRES $200—TEN ACRES $250
TEN ACRES $300
. . ■ ........
Just a little cash down, and small monthly mint.
Take Great Northern any morning at __. Iluy round-trip ticket to "Togo" Of
fice on the groundi.
WEST* L~_ . 1 ROBERT j
WHEELER f -~~~~^ MALTBY
T and 8 Unl,*) Bio«*» J , 408 end 410 New Yerk Clock, j
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We Still Have Bargains Left In Watches,
Diamonds and Jewelry at the
Chicago Loan Office
We still have a few solitaire diamond rings left at $25 each. Sell In any Jewelry ttore it $45.00
to $50.00. Alto have a few diamond brooches left at $24.00 each, which are worth a great deal more
If you will Investigate their merit. One ,Usui. brooch, »ct Willi 7 diamonds, for $150, Which Is a
great snap. Wo have man) more, too numerous ta im B-Oa, which we shall be pleased to show you II
you will call.
WATCHES—We havo more Watches than we can carry. Ha have ladles' watches st $10 which
you cannot duplicate for less than $20 elsewhere. A great number of ladies' and gents' watches which
we will tell st sny price*, lltg stock of hrscelet*. ring*, chain* suit everything Id the Jewelry Una
Call ss toon a* convenient, a* this tale only lasts one week.
117 Yesler Way Opposite Seattle Hotel
FREDERICK & NELSON (Inc.)
COMPLETE CREDIT HOUBEFURNIBHERS.
a
UNTIL CHRISTMAS WE HOLD GOODS FOR H.1.H1 DE
LIVERY WHEN DEBIBED. ,
B __- . 1
Beginning Tonight Store
Remains Open Evenings
Until Christmas
Lit. win bats no tlsns la shop daring ike dap will Had this t
>|,|. no .* opp ■. till.ll, to _»•*• llieii Istmes pun lian
• a '
Specials From 7 to 9 Tonight
Six Silver - Plated An 80c Decorated Decorated
Knives and Six Havlland Cup China Plates,
Forks for and Saucer While They
$2.98 48c **
Knlve* are plated with A genuine Havllstid Cup I U C
1. dwt. ellver snd end t—', In a pink
have Fieri, h gray fin- floral decmtl.m with Each
,__ . . „ - . vine* and full*** In
**•"• h.r.dlr. of f.ncy „.,.,„,,,„,„„. mmlm T%~. -are
pattern, fork* are ot _ nd lU ,i,<il*. are orna- of fine quality
same pattern st merited wllh ttlppl*d china In a vi
knlvei. Bpeilal price B«I4. llegulsr price rl»ty of sliet
... - 10c leer cup and "in and decoration..
While Ihey lail. to. „ r; » hl ,e they last While Ih.y last,
night, between I snd tonight, between T snd between 7md t
I, per art of sli knives I, per .up and saucer tonight, your
snd all fork.. 12.08 IN< choice lO*
aaata a. ____._■- * —
FREDERICKS NELSON, [Inc.]
Comr-I.tr Cti.it Houwfurnish*rs
Second Aye., Madison and Spring Sis.
Overstocked!
$100,000 Worth of Accumulated
Unredeemed
r leQQeS the Dollar
All these goodi have been remodeled and ire Just a* good as tew.
This stork rompritei Uiamondi. Wat< bee and Jewelry, alio new
stock of Wat. ties and Silverware and Umbrellas will be sold at a
grest reduction for tbe lays. |
UNCLE Diamond Broker
517 Second Avenue, Near Jamas Street
ESTABLISHED 1884.
NOTICE
Bridge, Beach & Co
Superior Stoves and Ranges
Are B*.lift By
BCHRAM ft GORDON, Ballard, Wash. Ry„
fee* In an estate without first see
ing that the l.eiri are notified. The
supreme court tefusrd to grant *t_cb
an ordar. as tt held that th* supe
rior court judge* would here—Tier
follow th* ruling made in thl* cage.
It I* rumored that the heirs to th*
Sullivan estate may attempt to re
cover some of the money allowed
O'lirlen prior to July. •