The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1907, Page 11

‘ + fheripgs Telearan® Servier) NORFOLK. Va, April 85.—The A of the exposition ts 4 sraining every nerve to have ready for the opening of laborers are today the sireets which the Will traverse ( Dullding® «4 and temporary rail qecks are unfinished, The wm a rule are completed ” the grounds mam features of the pro prrow will be the review S526 Fe88rt itis t aboard the May Of the assembled fleets. "the mat has announced ition will be corm Mell the eeecntia! details ‘y \ : iN, April 26.--The lett a the Seattle Bec as advised by Mayor Cal- counett ' last’ moved that the ordinance be rec ommended for passage the coum councti wil rules to 80 ee Mable in case of ai be no expert commis y. The) de; outside | wil | FRIDAY flower, Secretary Bonaparte of the avy department and officials wailed on the Dolphin, The con Sessional party went on the steam er Jamestown at eight thie morn ing. The diplomatic corps will anil late thie afternoon on the steamer Newport News, Foreign Fleets Arrive. NORFOLK, V April 26.--The Australian cruisers Bankt, George and Aspern and the English fleet compored of armored cruisers Good. hope, Hamehire, Roxburgh and Ar gyle arrived at Hampton roads this morning to participate in the open ing tomorrow of the Jamestown ex position The United States Atlantic feet of 16 ships, 3 armored cruisers and two fleets of torpedo boats bealdes numerous auxiliarics greeted the visitors Fortress Monroe saluted the fag ahfp of each of the visiting fleet and the vessels passed on to salute the flag of Evans, commanderin chief of the American ships FE INQUIRY TO LEGISLATIVE the president of the counc!l asked the pleasure of the committee, aft | er the reading of the proposed bill, | there was a long and severe s-/ lence, finally broken by Murphy who, to got the thing going, be said, Mayor Not Notified Tt transpired at the meeting thet! polther the elty engineer nor the fayor had ben formally notified | of the date of the meeting and «| Tecess was taken until the city en could be sent for to explain to the committee the prov tn the company's franchises, and the euthority (he board of public works possesses to enforce the provisions City Bogineer Thomeon, whes be) ‘arrived. stated that the board of pablic Works had full authority to compel the company to live up to. tts franchise regulations fs the mat management, ter of supplying the right kind of equipment, but be knew of no au thority the board could exereise to ‘taquire inte and prescribe diech | pitne for operatives. Mr. Thomeon urged that the in. quiry be conducted by some one outsite the city administration, « body that could point out the short of etther the company or the city, and do it without preje ce. * Question of Discipline Mr. Thomson said that from the reatiag of the message of (he may qaquire trte the or he tack it that the most impor for the tant matter was the question of dis cipline, wither the management of the system is tn competent Best of smallpox discovered y by the saaitary inspect- # the board of health develop out of eight people in the premises fecation 9 816 Eighth ay where there double ree with two ilies, The ot N. B Daniels bas three NB Daniels, Mra. Danicis Daniels, three years old ‘Was reported to the a two days ago, but aa scariet fever M2 adjining family named here are four cases, Mra Hitz, aged 33. Jack. aged 9 t aged 7, and Alice, aged Benry Miller. a guest at the Seat le Lodging house, in the southern WAR of the city, was taken to the |» Sed thie morning with the re TO RING ELOPER HOME. A warrant has been sent by the elite for the arrest of Ben Ste WS at Victoria, where he eloped parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave LL HOPE TO GAVE THE NORTHWESTERN = 2 OP. Trowbridge. prow the North wont ern has received a #4 Mort i} Wrecked i} 8 Position Yor to io rk » Competent manner. into seven pronounce | Seattle last Tuesday. The > ; bands and whether the care of the compsny are being operated In « ’ Bowen declared the question wae & Bix one, and that he realised that im order to cet the right start the ¢ metter should be taken tn hand} None of /by « fubcommittee to work oat! On hia motion the subcommittes was ed \ BRITTON JURY DIGAGREES. i Sertpes LEXINGTON, Ky April The jury in the case of Britton, charged with the murt of Jame’ Cockrill, disagreed and wee discharged at neon Britton has been fn jail three years. Main—at 1479 21. to wile of Mean agri 24 son fouth Meatt Ap Jay Todd, @ eon Death Record the were rf today as ise Guibor, 89, Apr A. Horefa Fea " M. Beatt A { Langiand ia 1 ow A Proet ol c Me ‘ MeLa wncan Molauria ith « la ames Lar 0, Apr eer THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1907. arm 2 hi Gd i 11 Union Tailors With the Union Label Our shops are working and working in full blast Why pay $50, #45, yes, $40 for a suit from your high price merchant tailors, when we ean give you the same work, same goods, same fit or even a better fit, for $15, no more, no less, because we have had years of experience in the tailoring business. Our work- ing capacity is enormous and we employ only the most experienced cutters, the best money can get, We cut your suit to suit you, We fit you, Put the best work in our garments. A-1 lining. We put on sale for Fri- day a fine line of steel grays, browns—all in their lat- ext shades—worth $30 to $40 in any house in the land. Our On Saturday—Black and Blue Day only—Serges, narrow or wide wale; Worsteds, narrow or wide wale; Black Thibets or Vicunas. These goods are only handled by the best and highest priced merchant tailors. We have just bought 5,000 yards from an im- porting house or jobber in New York. Goods sell from $4.50 to $7.50 per yard. We paid about 33¢ on the dollar for them ; Our Price Is $15--No More and No Less--Made to Order and Made to Fit You We have put a limit on this sale of 300 suite only, as our goods are limited. We will put the best work- manship and linings in every suit. Extra Special For Monday Morning Only Double Breasted Sacks—3-Button Sacks. All in the latest worsted, Suita that other tailors charge to $35 to $45. Our price ...........-.5605- $15.00 Fancy Worsteds, Scotch Tweeds and Black Broad- dloth. On sale Monday only. Our motto: We aim to please every customer. If you are not satisfied, your money back. Union Tailors Two Stores 518 Third Av., Collseum Rink Bullding Our headquarters and work rooms are now at Third and Washington st, new Exchange building. We control the largest work rooms in the world— lightest, cleanest and best ventilated. Don't miss see- ing our shops. Both stores open until 10:30 Satur- day evening. We put the Union Label in every gar- ment and only employ union help, and those that can earn the highest wages. Our working capacity in Seattle will be 300 union tailors. Made In Seattle Is Gur Cry-- He'p Us Grow See what we have done in six months. We have more floor space in the same building Our landlord wants us to take the whole building. The way it looks now, we will soon have to do it. 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