The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1907, Page 5

rus SEATTLE STAR —THURSDAY, May 16, 1007, Ril, ACCUSED SENATOR, PREDICTS STARTLING STORY. IN THE HAYWOOD Tit ams ys fecdact My, an aiedanaial ‘*‘busy Friday’’ special AWAITS YOU HERE TOMORROW. surely a practical and serviceable article, | (Menttic Star's Kuclastve Service.) (of the trisi he sald Tt te not possible to forecast uy certainty the length of a| the trial, but to the absence of the ie coun. | Wexpected I should « der it @ in the aaweca| fair quese thatthe. end wil be cownsel for the defendants | Peeched In the firet week tn July © land fraud cases set for) “Fou are quing to hear a won trial tn the northern part of the) @ state thie month, and. it hae been | tY reported, @ grand jury has voted | “1 1 lnk an tdictment against him on ae wovernment ir oured,” continued the over amein al@nt 1 ever 4 are t the Molly an, Vike 1 other thi save been ot | @ubsect fo evolutionN and here we have| BAYS thetr latest development, 1 t for| BOVe Hever sald that the men under @rest comunttted there offenses, that te @ matter for the jury to deter © Were mate at t * vo Py White | utne, All that T way tt that some House that the distriet attorney aid , not like Borah an A promoted | yrly 2 She auiles tndtetment proved awainet him ; an & favor to the Western Fede t of auch} oomemit ore will # dy to meet any him 2¢ ming 1 ure & postpon 4 ow CU. & SMNATON BORAH, SPECIAL COUNSEL AGAINST HAY Woon, SAYS A WONDWRFULLY INTERESTING #TORY Is TO BE suthortties for the ESPehsr ase wee a -- wei ws GREAT BEAUTY VOTING CONTEST“ sae Acme MAYWoOP's TWO DAUGITERS ARB aT ITS SIDR AT OPEN TO ALL PROMINENT MEN OF SEATTLE WHO CHOOSE TO ENTER | FAURBA is VRRNO SN, AOND T, ay yee TRIAL IN DOISE— AND BEARIBTTA, 16 The prise for the successful contestant will be « Vacation Trip, starting at Second av, and James et, x jon the James at. cable to the power house! thence to Madrona; by boat from Madrona to Madison park, . D* July 4th, It te the tuteation of | °Y the Madison cable to First av.. transferring to a Fort Lawton car, from Fort Lawton te Green Lal aM PT. prominect buetness men having the |S" tranefer point, around Green Lake afd returning to Becond and James where @ cold lunch will ) ie Rear £e it in DECORATED PITCHER .......... oman — hi sult wae nearly 91,000, —« splendid, convenient pitcher, of which we will place @ ag thy Bee Sa oon anded to the winner by Mayor Moore. in weigy ~ veg te gpa | quantity on sale Friday at less than half their value, — — aa — m favor o o hae Serston? éay — - - — -_— —— pene rg o— } > ee ‘ ‘ , against the mine | —porcelain milk or water pitcher, decorated in tulip TOWNSEND, May 16 ‘The Old Settlers at their regular PLEAgE CAST fs vege F. M. Monger. who received | meeting elected an officers tor the THE SEATTLE STAR || Workers. s i | colors blue, yellow or red; piteher stands 8 inches from Washingtoa to proceed ensuing year: President, James 10 000 | | | and holds 3 pints. aad assume chars, Of Geavely, View President, Chas, H FFEE aia . ritets » feet of tree yerenue, oars Morrtson, Secretary, J. A. Kuha, nied an BEA UT y VOTING CONT EST co eek te. of this p er is 55¢; for Friday vet te ar «Treasurer, Jaa Daigardao. Dele- in i y ‘ P OO WIL DO no vessere ve ot eerrserewenoe for the north May 20 J.:56 to the convention of Wash Nothing does more for a no telephone or C. 0. D. media ‘he, but one sold toe customer. grocer, one way or the other, than coffee. He | i | i ' patters remain in the vicinity ington Pioneers, to be held in Bel- | | Ni during *B¢ iegham, Jone 18th: Joba F. Ty | "oe eecerscceme - — that region in, Fears past typrove, ‘ O : . - - inelisioiiiaiie | that makes him. te Templars Commandery since the last meeting & yoar ago. ———_—— W imatatied = aes > ee -_ m = + Your grocer retur your money a. Sas ‘ me ee DECLARES SHORTAGES ARE! merce inst ovening, dealing with| Matton seeks Incorporation, | \f You don't like Behilling’s Best ele. One of the largest nugs®ts found —— guarding the king that Mat DARROW —_—____—_——- ao of June and July, t9 protect key James Seavely, C. H. Mort Tes ree, Pee ‘ : y o Not Good en from poschers who bave im yon, . — A | must sell poor; (he needn't Standard Furniture Ca the breeding season eee eal MAY 3, 1907, ! dress - — —————— | sell it to you) it is good 7 members of the society have died the las methods In vogue in public RITSVILLA, May 14.-A petition (fter © Seorvies) i | FAIRBANKS. Alaska, May 14 NEVER DISCOVERED —orticos tn keoping recor shes seuainbaliaic taarhacon ae Gian |-<roerveernnentononimunaseiin Ne08-01e Fine Avance. ~ Ban Bang gh er ae = io Casstus M. Wililame, expert ec Williams declared = ° me countant, read « paper before the *hortages and defaications remain Water front tracte—go any day Bae meeting ‘a the citizens BUsKet Was found yesterday aad % a ed wndisoovered because of the verabty he from Madison Park, 8:30, 10:30,/ Th Pri y f beld Friday afternoon at 's worth $1,200. mesting of the Washington Seut-| ciretess and superficial menuer in| ines lon to hapoepenenad the coun. | 11:50, 30, 3:00, 2:30, 6:30, 6:80 e rivac 0 St the city bail, to discuss ————— | ety of Accountainte and Book which the auditing of the public ty wil! have four tncorporatea | GRORGE.F. MEACHAM, OWNER for the cele| Buy your Hat of B. N. Brooks 4 & oepers, at the Chamber of Com: records is done towne 200 New York Block. mal holiday Co. 1331 204 7 cena 7 Savings Accounts _ In This Bank Tt often happens that a person desires to save money for a speaial purpose and wishes nobody else to know it—neither father, mother, brother, sister, husband nor wife Even without a request to that effect, ALL ac- counts in The Scandinavian American Bank are held in strictest confidence. It-is the rale. No informa- tion, not even of the existence of your account, is given to anyone else If you wish, you may leave your pass book with us for safekeeping. We give you a receipt for it, which you may put in a Safe Deposit Vault or file away pomeremeey with your papers, so that if any thing happens to you, the record of your Savings Account will be easily traced. You may leave with us the | name of your lawyer, your exee- ntor or your near relatives, with the request that in case you are not heard from in one, two or five years, these persons be noti- fied of your Savings Account Names so given are entered on our books with your account, and become part of the record. If we do not hear from you with- n the specified, time, either The Largest Clothing House on the Coast Our Special $12.50 and $15 Suits GRACEFUL GARMENTS FOR MEN OF TASTE Our Special $12.50 and $15.00 garments always look well— they stay in shape and hold their style the season through. FRIDAY BARGAINS At Spelger & Horibut's are the best money savers of the week. Our trade ix so heavy on Saturday that it is diffi- igalt to give the attention to customers they should have, Band. ig to divert sore of it to Friday, we make price mdactions on many articles which cannot be met anywhere ve. Low Figure on 10,000 Feet of Garden Hose ‘The regular price of thie Hose rune up to Ife per foot, but goming in remnant lengths, we can make « saving for you. grade, strong and canvas covered. Has green fellow lines. For Friday only the price 6c foot is We have a full line of these fine clothes, and You on. Each garment is guar ate prices appeal to men of will find only class patterns } we invite your inspect anteed—and the m good clothing sense and colorings, such as are found in the most expensive gar- — ) = ments. Cédats have side or center vent, ? shaped waist and every other fashion kink that dis- tinguighes the suits at double this price We have them in ’ any shade you want © ? or at any kind of Always 10c—An extra handle to ft Mre. Potts’ Sad Irons. Solid wood and metal parts nickel plated. Friday 5c if —The best priced mower ws4+ Vegetable or Nat! Brash. Strong and a good wearer. Friday price (a cut to price $2.25—In pretty fast colors; closely and strong. A special enables us to quote % Hardwood Salt Box. hres © Sonenh © Peeea r ette e re! Ss | Regular price 26c—~-Made of Be aielede ‘tin notified : si roi lected Hardwood and Wire Alaska Busing, Owned by : i sce | Bound. Fancy hinged cover. At Scandiravea Atm nan Lenk a | rice but one fabric NOTE—This last provision Is especially desirable for : ymer tomor: 10c TADTIC, — sen eee men going to or to Alaska. If you who read theee iC 4 lines, number h men among your friends, you will do . . , them and us a favor by Inviting thelr attention to it, Stone Butter Pot. Union Made Suits in Worsteds, Velours, fancy o # at 20c—White lin cures, neat \ and stripes, double or On Savings We Pay 4 g Compound Interest ed oo oy —s ot five ngle breasted, made plain or with cuffs, hand . n Gloves protec t oy al 10 5 t red in every parti r, made in the new Largest Savings Deposits te the Northwest. Reseurces ever Specially - ic A A i ’ : 1 00 rve over 65,000,000, More than 24000 7 @ for Friday be Friday three-butte long-cut sacks and with the new vs. dalr long roll collar, here at . ceticen cc Mush or Rice Bowls. Scandanavian American Bank ells at ‘150—The semi-poree ror te oN oar MA palit aera es ust a Few Strong Shirt Pointers Worth Seeing bes ee pectal for 5 . ps ey Meee Alaska Building, SEATTLE Friday 4 Our Soiesettes Shirts in tan and white at $2.00 immer We t Underwear, in plain and fancy te: ne miting May — ae Our Grampain Oxford Shirts, the kind that balbriggans, lisle, and silk mixtures, at, per gar Cups and Saucers at nt Regular $1.5 3 is : of : : vsseees 50€ to $2.50 ABSOLUTELY FURS . n Our Pongee Silk Shirts, white m . ivi IN BVERY rect. «ain from the $2.50 and t see r reinforced French Balbriggan Six Cups and J : 7 . See our windows nderwear at, per garment .. T5e I waters, sodas, gta. Toot Deen ete, are guaranteed to be the most healthful beverages offered to the publia Only purtied water ts used in their menufectura, and the wimost care is used tn dottling. 43c APELGER-HURIBUT 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET ALL SUITS PRESSED AND KEPT IN REPAIR FREE OF CHARGE. A. BRIDGE & CoO. 103, 105, 107 FIRST AVENUE CORNER FIRST AND YESLER. Largest Clothing House on the Coast PACIFIC @ PUGET souND BOTTLING COMPANY Phere oat