The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1903, Page 5

eee [THE AMERICAN DUCHESS’ VOTES COMING BY | HUSBAND GETS A JOB THE THOUSANDS REMARKABLE INTEREST SHOWN IN “ROLL OF HONQR” CONTEST—LEADING CANDIDATES TODAY CHANGE PLACES THE §S > “ieones CLOTHING HAFER BRO These Men’s Suits at $8.75 The Sale of M elier th ever we an Former Prices Range From $12.50 to $16.50. Choice $8.75 The fabrics include all | The last of the lot will t and nwst \ and dark and me- lors. | day night 1¢ be- fore closing time Satur- >| Ja Frank M wt votes | Kirby Dr nent | BR. Freem be- | Matt Sta saet | Wm. Huler: em, dows | J. Mam Lewis “ sentiment of Reuben Jorce 2 the STAR UR-| De. Det URSTe THAT RACH R. HT ERS WAND IN ATCA J. We RM. filed | C 1 De when he places th A Werd trom Josh Wise Clearing of Boys’ Suits The Clvarance Sale of Boys’ | Sotts Fount $4 and Pine nhs a} S29: SEO ’ Knee Pants of Cor. or Cassimere, at, the 14, are offered at about a third | PAT, $5¢ the year in al f to lan 5 £f G PPPSSRIP ERIE TAS PRS Eaddisee teint sentiment, | Law . UE | De. Kibbie Rev, W. it. & Temple R. Norther ad 2. R Wheon of Honor me | d M AL, READER ¢. RDIALLY IN bo» His BALLOT. tain t wed that cach howe | Rab of thelt pr ts dolly read, te re- REMEMBER CLOSEB A Pr ™M TOMORROW SATURDAY. AVOUST Mand sod OH your ballots without fall before the} a quntest le closed. Wt BR Humphrey. MUU AEEEREEREsSsatanses RDER OF THEIR PROMINE rtm Maritent fend ballots | BVERY BALLOT 1 : : “PROMINENT MEN” CONTEST " Editor, /e Sta ection of the 10 most prominent men of Se order of prominence, ts as follows r. Bscccsee oo eeveeee Cevaserercesevecsovecace « Areseceee * eeeeeee seemeceeceeoees Seecesere « Qoovednce } Onccsebecverscecdsccees Bdeesses . Bris cvvces descdeese ieoene . . My ig oe Among the recent importations for fail wear le this smart Princes coat f JY MAME IB ee cerreececresseesecsace cut with twelve gores cooh sam onins © iy at BS wie ching. The collar le of panne velvet o chads | Address ‘\a = = BP? EAD scivces tb ucapcgeénsberete ire to act as agents for the rale et LD | sire to act an aconts forthe 0 SS PSPS SPST PSS | other Puget sound « ing to the front to t entgrprise that will pr TWO BIG “Selig et.Aci ux VACATIONS OF FAMOUS FOLKS ‘anented by several of the Beattic) man interested in the company that | there should be no need of dividing Pre ofits wit men living on the other com tin that it would | Seattle fn living im (he on Pang we ALL EMPLOVES OF SEATTLE) other I company have} ELECTRIC CO. HAVE BEEN . been so arranged that even the small REQUSTED TO ATTEND linvestor locally may share in thie od veamel to cross th sid hes had the ixurtour Two general meetings of employes of the Seattle company have been called - morrow in the carmen's hal). One has been called for 2 o'clock in the afternoon and the other for # o'clock Gt night. The street car men's ur fon ‘Will have its annual election of of ficars and matters pertinent general welfare of all the en ef the company will be dincw: By b aving two meeting» th: men, w re back of the movement, | should be directly and Intensely tn- hope to very large attend: | terested il giv mont everyone | Gnce. It will give almont y weak mm ppolnt a committee he banks and start out Ing to solicit the prop- city. It is potnt- five years real) this city wilt have the then fn the employ of the company a/ Ghance to be there. ‘The union men want to explain to| Conte the other employes of the compan What they have done and JABOUR SHOWS ARE COMING, JACOB WALDECH they expect to do tn the fature Present controversy with the « any will he explained In detail, a in thie way they hope to Inform @veryone connected with the com ny, so that thers may be no mis Understanding will be # o will add led at both will be Richard Cornett ancieco, a member of = STAR DUST: the| ‘The Jabour shows wt f executive board of the! to start in the firet day of the second car men’s union. l week of the exposition, and remain! OTHERS ARE Sy Fs of the city bas ba INTERESTED) ne sigae-x cw prom | on ate warrant Chargt [YEAR 7639 A. D. ‘ol says that President Harpe untry In hte ae Jav, he has the comp fides with Gaetan 0 feast tee on t lonttle The a Miltary The fire k's property teresting feature of the Luke -Is Up Against It Luke the 4 Fall hats ond caps arrived at The! the reat F rn Mothing Mouse, 124 f 12 Second avenue traw and Panama Hats at half price, seat how No. in Seattle, You may win $5, HATTA and It costs you nothing. The Ten - he Pike Street Sage: originating in the of matches, de- wf eet cars as ars.” She | ot wae thinking of the end | t¢ cba nennr emis OST. Se lerwear, complete ttn ng House vention today at Lookout Inn and will, continue in session through tomorrow. The Best Investment Is the SIX PER CENT GOLD BOND ISSUE of the Seattle Iron and Steel Co. These Bonds are endorsed by every bank in the City of Seattle, by every bank in the City of Tacoma, by the real estate men of this city in convention assembled, and has the unqualified endorsement of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Keep Western Money at Home This is a Western proposition for Western investors and for that reason the people of the West are being given.a chance s. Such men as Robert Moran, J. A. Moore, William Piggott, M. F. Backus, Jacob Furth, J. W. Clise and scores of other equally sagacious men unite in declaring that this is the best investment at present offered or ever yet offered on the Pacific Coast. to take the company’s \ (SSSR Re eee as ee Sedewdncse eae OUR BET 18: LIPTON WiLL WIN THE AMERICA’S CUP WITH SHAMROCK MMOCCCLXVIII., IF arrive in time | (Copyright by Pach Bros, N.Y.) |e DOESN'T SOONER THAN alto The THAT, ACCORDING TO OUR YACHT EXPERT'S FIGURES pcuteenas THAT WILL OCCUR IN THE Ask For a Complete Prospectus, Giving Full information Seattle Iron & Steel Company Lumber Exchange Building Seattle, Wash. phoned the Star