The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1905, Page 8

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THE MAGNIFICENT SILVER SERVICE FOR THE BATTLESHIP NEBRASKA The a ompanying cute present the magnificent $3,000 silver serv loe which in to be presented to the battleship Nebraska by the state after which the battleship was last Tuesday's Star ‘The service is the r presented to a batth sists altogether of 23 pleces—cen terplece, punch bowl, loving cup ladle, waiter and 18 goblets. The total weight of the service in 1,200 ounces, Detailed description of the various pieces has already appeared im these columns The presentation of the service will be made here in Seattle when the Nebraska ts given her trial trip. DENY CONNECTION PAIN SHOW nal orders are led to believe that ® | special performances are xiven * Tonight—Masonic and Shrin- #| under the auspices of their lodges & ers’ Night.--(Extract from Sat- #] the Pains are still using their very * urday advertisement of Fall of ®/ questionable methods in drawing *% Pompeii.) # | patronage. In Friday's papers the Pains ad Yertised that that night would be Knights of Pythias night As a matter of fact the K were not any more interested in Friday performance of the Fall Pompeii than they were in the health of the sultan’s pet poodie, and the fireworks company authority use the frate eee eee ee ee * * * Re Notwithstanding the expose of the P's Pain company's misleading adver- tisements regarding its attractions. in_ which members of different fra - Rainier Boulevard Property Is Steadily Rising ,[a Saturday's papers. The Star, which refused misleading statements pear in its advertising columns Pains are announcing that right will be devoted to the Masons and Shrin The Star Saturday morning municated with William H. Gorh master of St. John's lodge, a him if he knew of any auth Pains had to uee the word Ma fu their publicity methods He immediately commun with the master of every Macc lodge Seattle, and afterwa following state 1 in The I have heard from the every Masonic lodge None of the * are interested excepting such rity the ated in authorized the to be publish master ¢ n this city In any n the Saturday night lor way ver lowed our name to be nection with ew would surely lo We all tion it is said that the secretaries of the different orders in whose names have been questiona bly used by the fireworks outfit will write to the lodges in the other cities that the Pain show will ap pear in, warning them againet the deceptive methods used by the pany, and in the future efforts will be made to prevent a repetition of the offense John Cort J an enterprine we McArthur Addition CONSIS' OF ABOUT 65 LOTS AND LYING TER AV B AT LANDERS STREET. THE LOTS LIE TIFULLY AND R/ CIN PRICE From $250 Upwards THEY VARY FROM 30 TO 40 FEET IN WIDTH, AND FROM 72 TO 145 FEET IN DEFTH. IN ORDER TO VISIT THIS FINE PROPERTY TAKE TLE AND RENTON CARS TO LANDERS STREET ETATION), OR BEACON HILL CARS, WALKIN THE SCHOOL HOUSE AT THE 1D OF SHADY LANE TO RAINIER A VENUE. Beautiful Homesites, Good Investments Low Prices, Easy Terms FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF OWNER ON PROPERTY, OR OF Lewis, Littlefield Co. AGENTS. 22 HALLER BUILDING TEL.: MAIN 337; IND. 1092. consider it an attle SEAT- (PHIPPS’ DOWN PAST THE LINE ALC manager of the Grand opera house, who booked the land through whose misleading claims the show was allowed to ap pear here without paying the li cense required by the city ordinance ie not in the city and therefore his side of the affair cannot be learned City Comptroller Riplinger Claimed that, the reason he allowed “Tne Fail of Pompeii’ to st in Seattle witho: paying t license {was that Cort had assured him the attraction was in reality one In tended for theaters, but, on ac count of its magnitude, it was com | pelled to play in the open air |" Anyone who has seen the per formance will appreciate the hum of this assertion. never intended for anything but the epen, and the Cort flimfiam has cost show named, an exclusively announced in impost- | com- | 0 for each day it ap next time Mr. Pain's attrac comes to Seattle it will prob compelled to do two thing: | Stop taking money under false And Pay its license ee ee ee \* * * CHICAGO FACES ANOTHER * + MG STRIKE * ® CHICAGO, Aug. 26.—Thin | w clty today became the center * * of a struggle of employing * | * printers throughout the coun- * try against the International * | Typographical union to defeat # ® the latter's attempt to procure * | ® an eight-hour day, An open ® | ® she hotice was t * |® four largest printi ssea. @ * Strikes are expected to low, * | * REE ee CAIRO, Aug. 26.~-The Quarantine regulations barring thi elty againet the world went into ef fect today, Traffic is practically dead NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star fall |to reach you by 6 o'clock any © ning, please do us the favor to call up our main office (Sunset, Main 1050; Independent 1135,) between 6 and 7:30 o'clock, and we will send you @ copy at once, If you should miss it more than once, please tele phone ws every time you miss it In this way we can be certain of giving our subscribers « perfect ser vice—and It is the only way THE STAR PUBLISHING Co, Ragley’s Corner Extra Special for Saturday To Make Things Lively Around Ragiey's Corner || Poxzont’s Powder, ali shades whe |} Java Rice Powder, al! ebades Se 35e large size 81.00 large pack 10¢ large size Oe 5 packages Toilet Paper, best grade we 4 rolls best grade Toilet Paper each roll full 1,000 sheet Almond Benzoin Lotion BGc size Our Best Rubber honse and Pinaud's Roman Powder Oriental Cream, Perfumed Sea Salt age Reet Iron and Wine. Gloves, such as regular price $1.00 Ae ALL BABY FOODS AT CUT PRICES. | | | Grand Concert tomorrow af SEATTLE STAR-SATURDAY, AUG new | = > = 74) eo) Z "U0 > y,*) a > = es Z es s fri Z J 7) 26, 1905 { |ROUGH DRY FAMILY WASHING 6c POUND] We Do Family Washing for 6c per Pound. We Iron All Flat Pieces Free. We Starch All Clothes That Need Starching. We Callfor the Wash and Deliver Promptly. | May We Send the Wagon? | EITHER PHONE 590 <b ; SS If you are a new customer, and will | \\ send us as much as 8 pounds, we will . | \) do 5 pounds FREE. 1 x USE THE PHONE 3 | \\ ) COR. FIRST & SENECA NEITHER PHONE 590 ODEL ELECTRIC LAUNDR ' } ~ ‘ 9 : .% a ed when in writing, and he could| MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 26.—Theo- |Mfay End “Gas” Addicks’ Career) iris trciate writen pledges in a | dore Shonth's yacht was burned at 3 | campaign, it Is muxpected that his | Carrabelle, Fla. The destruction was Special Correspon dence to The Star, henchmen tumbled to the fact that | complete. | [hin promises being below par and | a = | at ee nee. Care | his cash very shy, the game was not } ii | worth the candle } | Certainty nothing but his cash WASHINGTON, D.C, Aug ! mments and promises to fill a vid make Addicks acceptable to} ‘Thet break between Senator A useful place in the senate, But Ad- | Dei politicians and it is doubt- | of Delaware, and Addicks, of gas| dicks! Kven the most hardened of|ful if his contributions offset the ; | fumm in Not « bluff and y mean! those who have sat in the senate| odium attached to bis followers be- | the end of Addicks’ polit areer.' long enough to have witnessed «| cause of thelr support of him. | Ff Or@inarily 1 would credit the re-| proce’ y ks pees in and out -- Are anxious to get your eyes pator Allee has several) out tt rtals, shudder at the mere} LA GRIPPE fitted properly, aay with as much e 26 positively that! menti { his name. This repu Dr. Miles’ Nervine not only pre-|[ care 8 is remane dons x takes jas the respubl party owed ite| nance is not altogether because of| vents ia grippe if taken in time, but | fe fl your leans Sin tee oor wpremacy In Delaware and he his| the unsavory character of his polit-/i= @ remarkable cure for all the |# Mot cute le ® Claes we Gam ~ political prominence, to the ges ical transactions, for the belief in| after-effects, which usually follow Sian gen Me aed pad oe ? man, the earth might split and the| prevalent here that elections in| (he disease Rage | Snes eld be anyway. } h m fall ere he would desert his| Deleware go to the highest bidder, |)" "en! pearoovcit. a ns Bn | is to way, except for one contingency, senate who do not care to discuss benefit | Ophthalmologists land I wonder if that contingency | the of money tn polities; but Ad —— } 1112 2nd Ave. has arisen dicks has the reputation o ly meaen 4, The friendship between Addicks we & ringster and @ tr but| Excursion to Olympia August Round trip, $1.00. Leave from Gal- ong been « { falling to keep his promises Str. Mult ate Washingtor To thone f with this ph braith’s dock at 9 a. m. out any pretense at leader of his character the reports of his | nomah. | exhibiting @ desire to for lavish expenditures in Delaware pol . - | Turkish Bath 50c Soe ts Oona Copentioes neice Uke inee Ocex baalived Ob ey INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. a 7 re ti a lunch basket and enjoy! oF for a neweor He te recognized hie way with promises an ear oe ache r Fob ota with ce As I have Add nic at Pleasant Beach, Sun- Heady’s Barber Shop % First and Washington if that in w anything bound to pe he inent committee is never y an obligation | e Pier 2 every hour. * Sei nape liage =e Take aFly in the Air The Most Exhilarating Sensa- sation. You Can Hear Them Yell for Ten Miles— | Reginning Sunday, June 18th, | bh « fare will tb excepting Go Out to 8 nd legal holidays TH Madison Park _ Tomorrow CIRCLE SWING adison Park — Lake Washington Let the children enjoy them elves at the Madison Park Pony, Donkey aos Goat Tracks, = ) ladies and gentlemen. AT MADISON PARK icin on The K*tzenjammer Castle sue ewe The Laughing Gallery emneen, Grand Hal a te horses for We aiso let’: WILL TAKE AWAY THE —_ om + he t Lake . ITs TO LAUGH | THE SMALLEST LONGEST ROAD IN THE WORLD. ex pre tio hav b THE LARGE The Day's Outing Is Not Complete*Without « Ride on the Miniatures tak to pr ple . wen a ae | Railroad. For Particulars Ask JAMES L. SHUTE, Pre t ~ - hey ly . rd THE FR oe tA | u at Mad ' a t STRAIGHT CROOKED, THE | ~ scm roa CROOKED STRAIGHT, THB word that i ; UPRIGHT TWISTED, THE Ic a Shot Try Your Chisame Weeden tamou TWISTED UPRIGHT. Luck GREAT Admission 0c; | CHIL. Bo, If you dtertae DREN 6c. Hit the Bull’s Bye, Also dealer in a high-grade BF (seas Sole $ line of Cigars an d Tobaccos. pester bude te 1 A WONDER - The Lake At Madison Park Madison Park ' | A delightful place to get good things to eat and drink. We , |f} make a specialty for preparing meals for picnics and private din ~ running Inunch } ners. Phone Ind. A 8351, Sunset Main 838, and ask for J. C. Me ee \we I “hig w af s on Nulty, proprietor. MUSIC AT ALL T MES, = : _ JAMES HARRIOTT, Prop r OF WONDERS Very Amoosing MADISON PARK Ma Hl View House Lake Washington HOUSE,

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