The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, UNE 10, 1907. INOR HUGHES’ ““GO-IT-ALONE” POLICY AS A REFORMER DISAPPOINTS ROOOEVELT, WHO MAY HAVE TO TURN TO HIM ident is somewhat disappointed | Hug with the "go it absolutely alone” | perience polley which Governor Hughes has may not adopted, While «ympathising _ Hughes. with the governor's purposes, approving im large measure ae methods, he feola that such course may be carried too far, President Roosevelt has had more experience as 64 ~sreformer Governor | he may find himselt standing alone when he needs a practical army at bia back. In his @esay on Longitude = Among |soatiom Roosevelt “Latitude Reformers’ MAN LOOMS UP BIG AS PR WY THINKS MES ¥ WG ALONE WHEN HE MAS A and the light of this ex suggests a danger which be apparent to Governor This the danger that and attitide of Governor Hughes The president's opinion is beat set forth reproguced fe" that essay DANGER, WRITES ROQSEVELT FOR GO-IT- DEN TEAL Ts MIM IN PRACTIOAL TIMBER, DAN AnMY av \s pact cherished, though with lers confidence than at the beginning It is an open secret that the pres Reoses eit ON, D. « Hiughes, of New Y than At from his times a man must cut loose lot wihekage, and ft avails him Associates and stand alone © other pt to speak ns if in life, it case of striving up toward a high peak inexact. Every ne to do good pub foun va for a great cause; but the necessity for as the necessity ‘ 3 eee and to take such daily crea sith Howse < * ‘ r in season and his frtenda/ : % is the een of an unhealthy nature tin j It fe not possible to lay down an in the flexible rule as to when compro man jmise is right and when wrong mon when it te the sign of the highe govern |statesmanship to temporize and ts when it is merely proof of weak hess Now compromtaingly such action ts almost as rare for a revolution ground continu out of season. otetv to ail sanding for na bh policies. rot mp at any part! cS efforts of the tp control the ea reverse his reforine as William fH. Taft has ie him the man most/ c ‘ ; ; ie sand as the candi ; iapbticen party But} ft has told Taft fs friends that be would | te support any other might arise with @f success, provid were also a Man emis of carrying on ef) fhe Roosevelt policies crest, each Bide—the gulf of Inefficiency on the one side, the gulf of un righteousness on the other Al kinds of forces are continually playing on him into one gulf and then into and even a wine and an stand un aaked prin and force up to it ia always attractive course; but in certain great crises it may be a very wrong course Compr in the proper sense oly agreement; in the opportunism should ely mean doing the best poss with actual conditions as they and then one « tor 6 other man uncommon firmness and foresight au he ts pushed this way and that will find that his course @ pronounced slz-sag instead straight line; and if it becomes toc pronounced he ts lost, no to which side the sig may him clple This mise means wense wer tak ble | oxint Importance to wR | A edwpromise which results in a Brans Hughes : half-atep toward evil is all wrong, rows, bie power of 4 & figure of growing f just aa the who saves ee to the public ts at an end on the pol ‘ himaelf for adopt nA may si ih, if & mere politte @, and a reformer of un | ing a polley with Political place, or, if a n ty and ability . future disaster bat eve reformer, retain that ba man well » | : lees wrong the attitude of ¥ Upon which his vanity feeds the Roosevel an will not come to an Ut im either case his usefulness t : . through which, of will ‘he community has ceased.—-From | by which, it Latitude and Longitude Among Re dent} the course t hes to accomplish formers good attitudes, the mere efficiency, mere hout regard mor ying behind 1, and the teregardix ting police department be done Seylia a t k ), has been referred by council back to the mayor, By do ing away men in it would must ater. « both under more per month, own career, What is more | far « opportuntet the moment by which te franght all wroug An, te detween Pree Mm and Govervor Hu af the most cordial fs probably as Wagle person respoa Section of Hughes. la great infivence to! fm Hughes’ favor last of Mr. Hughes since bas been watched with from the White was hoped, no doud @evelop into presi % and that hope is ) attitude GORS HACK TO MAYOR, tetying porn hs of police to the mayor and the ei ‘ounct! that the third grade tn the dieregar the wh away h every itictan w name of his rROM Hie LATEST bonor | He must be placed and would get GOV. CHAS. EVANS HUGHES, of NeW You, ade abe t ry AND BEST PH OTOGRAPH THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels scond Week of Semi-Annual Green Tag Sale Bids Fair to Outdo the First 1 GOODS THAT ARRIVED LAST WEEK ARE BEING MARKED ‘AS FAST AS POSSIBLE--THIS WEEK MAY BE THE LAST Shop as Early in the Morning as You Can---Watch the Windows and First Floor SUS oe con principts ot eting ovecy promise ond actiety . Pieters We firmly ier the money that the purchaser will remer Tag Sale of the al Green Seattle people are aware fact that ng ers in every way { believe that a satisfied customer is the best advertiser wber ws when in need than to make friends for j paid B We can afford to sell first-class merchandise at substantial : , t lib present, if for no other reasor We are just as careful to see that customers are es were satisfied v This for the will be more than repaid for that departments stocks. (Of course, we have another definite object in redux present is feat important; but after the Green Tag Sale has acc is put forth to make friends during the sale ing prices mmplished its 5 we you see that there is a reason for many goods being marked w total disreg 1 are given the opportunity to save on near g you may need in the line of furnishings Come down tomorrow R bat every floor in the building offers good opportun at the handsome Draperies, Floor Coverings nany ot the bar the store in the morning & you can—and ntain Bed leave with tin and This $16.75 | Green Tag Sale | THIS PRETTY WEATHERED OAK | Specials are for Cash Dresser | PARLOR STAND Special $8.95 — Only. No C.0.D. | Special $3.45; Regular Price $6.50 Dresser shown in siivetre. | MOF Telephone Orders |i wox:a100 | for Them Can Be mea tn moet A weathered Mirror is a shaped bevel. | il d ed French plate, 11x24 Fi le inches; {s mounted in | firmly faste t seroll standards, which No Exchanges shown a and, made of ak aod Legs being shelf, ! meas very finished solid oad and strong shaped a terminate in This stand is panel under m of is hea s which ar fw cane othe of the Regu $6.50. 3.46 meas Case con d « 1 « width flatf and two fitted with ti Kegula ' e special price $5.95 Drapery Specials Couch 0 in. wide f Of two uc y ) 18 $3.00 ea es Jeaign is one brass trim. SEE THE MANY OTHER SPECIALLY PRICED PARLOR STANDS Floor Covering Specials e1.15 noe re yard four sd { these e105 med on all lors. Real value o yard yuare yard The 83.20 EACH. tr yard it only, at per 40¢ Oriental each patte lors, Ke pectal, 1d sewed, per Pe CRINKLE CREPE, 19¢ A YARD. unestes et cuba one ese Dew Crepe, and floral patterns, in special a yard 19¢ | Regular 8c Tapestry Is Carpeting and sewed, pet yard G0¢ 40e 27¢ YARD hat 4 TICKING, per ygra B1.95 91.45 81.56 Be abe $1.00 Regular $1.55 Rody i Carpeting we have 5 sample pie 27¢ Regular $1.65 Body Br ri per yard Body Brussels Carpeting, cut and sewed, per yard Regula Less. pleces from which to ma CRETONNE FOR wide. There 16 ¢ as follows FRENCH ke your | Regular Axminster Carpeting, cut and sewed, per yard $1.40 Axminster Carpeting, cut and sewed, per yard $1.76 Regular Roe ine Regular Axminster Carpeting, cut and sewed, per yard ALi THE CREDIT vo WANT OTHER GREEN TAG SALE | REDUCTIONS ALL THE CREDIT YOU, WANT Feather Pillows .. BB 1-3 Per Cent Ganitary Feather Pillows 25 Per Cent Emmerioh Reduction Reduction Jardinieres i . 40 Por Cont. Umbrella Stands aie Por ‘Cont. Reduction Rid PAY LATER Reduction discusses (hte situetion;in a way which applies atrikingly to the present situation in the paragraphs herewith NE REFORMER nothiag to +: avoided one, if he ought : wdtk is traveling along a ridge! with the gulf of failure on to shove him firet the food unless be braces himaelf with becomes ofa matter Nor ts he lost only as regards his useful The recommendation of the chief the with the third grade the in the JAPANESE BOCIALIGTIC PARTY or JAPAN | STEPS FOR SMALL FRISCO TROUBLE—HOW WAGHING TON LOOKS AT THE FOOLI6H. | NESS. ICTR | (Scrippa Telegraph Bervice.) TOKIO, June 10.—The progress jive parties’ counell today adopted | the following resolution The antiJapanese feeling the Pacific coast states, expecially jat San Francisco, which Jin an assault on the Japane ling places, constituted one li most flagrant violations |rights guaranteed by the concluded on an equal footing be tween the two nations, and it ts eusary that proper should aken by our government in or to maintain the national dig jnity permanently inwure the safety of the rights and property | of our compatriots In America WASHINGTON The D. C, June 10 threatened international in FOUR RAILROADS ON OLYMPIA PENINSULA (Star Special Service.) PORT TOWNSEND, June Suit was begun in the superior court Saturday by J. A. Kubn against Jefferson county, involving @ tract of tide lands which plaint | iff claime was wrongfully fore lowed upon for tax ©. H. Bas | sell, of Beattie, is sald to have} purchased part of the lands at a recent sale | It hae leaked out that an at-| tempt by the Northern Pacific aed |] jreat Northern railways to get th Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Pw the Harriman tnteresta to |) withdraw from the Olympic penin- |} sulin b 1. To lend color t« the @ the Northern Pacif |! withdrew its surveying crews from ately returned | fell throug the field but Ima» them when the dea The survey of the last named road is now practicallf completed round the weet ede The Carrators,” by Wm. Dean will be produced at the by the high schooi | 10 house M. Waterhouse and J. F Hall, of Fort Wordeo, are transfer red to duty in the Philipipnes. | Capt. Mervyn Buekey of the ortillery corps and expert on sub | fine defenses, is preparing arte of the waters in the vicin y of Fort Worden previews to/ oe ® eystem of defenses a: | hat station A dispatch from Halifax, Nova || Heotia, announces the death of || { David Blackwood, father of Deputy Collector of Customs Heury Biack- | Deputy Blackwood bas | for Halifax to be gone thirty "ADELPHIA COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT | - | Commencement exercises of the | | Adelphia college, Miller st. and | Cleventh ay. North, began last Fri-| y. Yesterday at the Swedish Bap- | | wood aye Ust chureh religious services were held in connection with the closing of the school year, the second of | school’s existence. President | Emanuel hmidt onducted « prayer meeting yesterday forenoon and in the afternoon delivered the annual ad to the students on The Purpose of Education In the evening at the chureh, Rev. | Charles Acplund, of Bellingham, de livered the sermon to the colleg lang. FATHER CHARGES SON CHICAGO, Jane Jer Me ng. Jim Flannigan was brought to police by hie father, Jam: and confessed to the murder defense will be his plea was m SALMON PACKER Hn. B of Peterad elty pare packing #eason Brown haa pre own the enr for salmon Mr 60,000 cases nery thin sease ger of the Pa Packing Come Olympic Market 118 Pike Se he Coast & Norway any s in halt mite the Bon Street, op Mail Accounts receive by the though person at the windows. Depos sent mail, We exact! terms in mail on same made be safe Kistered tofflee 0 order check draft 0 cent. interest paid savings accounts E. Shorrock, President J. P. Hartman, Vico President Alexander My¢ Secretar J. V. A. Smith, Cashier PIANOS Victor and Edison alking Machines SP Aa | eldent of Japan versus WOULD TAKE AGGRESSIVE | S{#tes, ranciaco disturbances, is merely \¥ i Hieturh i i an exhibition of ward politic that Jcountry @ |sympathizing with | party at home. TRYING the as a result of the & scale only international feature there happen be in pumber « the fi to Japanene The traditional friendship be The fan Francisco incident 1 regarded no bigger than a window smashing affair TO CAUSE STRIFE United on a is this opposition tween Japan and the United States is undisturbed ‘CLERGYMAN CONFESSES TO HIS MISDEEDS (Scripps Telegraph Service BAN FRANCISCO, June 10. Rev, William D, Clark, @ famous Congregational clergyman, who ‘ d two years ago with bi vs sister, was brought bac Honolulu yesterday on his at to face a charge of for embezzlement and the deser- s wife and two ebildren arr man repenta for deeds, but says he is will the penalty. He says his wife never really loved him, and be tumbled to thie fact —- 15 years of coquetry on her part, The sister was the one he loved 4 who returned this affection ORIENTAL BILLIARD Pool Parlors, 1414 Third av eight new tables and the only in Seattle, A place from way ¢ gory tion of bi The his m ing to pay hay Sal pool table for Kentliomen ° “Try McCarthy's first” 20c Wash Goods Tomorrow 15c Three Splendid P sortments ha morrow at one fourth los, Hatistes and Wa “ weaves shown this season figured effects. Lots of de guaranteed fast Regular Tomorrow only $1.25 Comforts 980—Good big generous sized comforts filled with white cotton batting, oov ered with nice figured silko ne and hand tied. You would readily $1.26 for them tf we anh The price pay ed it. is only Traveling Bags Our new Trunk Sect second floor ts showing row two s#pecia you will more than aypre you are going on @ Vaca Just read $3.75 and $4.00 Suit C Japanese Matting dura na ooking and in Are leather bound and have extra riveted leathor bound corner, leather har dout Are iso four t r $3.75 and $4 $2.98 Traveling Bags $1.25—Take of 14 or 1$-tnch traveling bags made of 402 natural grained leather Have best quality brass lock and sliding catches and a strong Vienna le. The regular prices as stated above are $1.49 and $1.69. Tomorrow only m the that it mm trip s $2.96 t Case factory low straps Bult Cases tomorrow at a $1.69 yo! holce $5 Fancy Clocks $2.69 Git Bronge, green enameled and silver gray fancy clocks pretty designs. The price $4.76 and $5.00 each es of Wash vomewhat b reduction Poplins nd come jane to ch price 20¢ Lead $1.25 which oken, will They inclé of t the color as- be op sale to new Broder most popular polka dots and Colors are 15¢ Goods tn se from. ‘Fine Camping Comforts $1.75 Comforts $1.29 lot of finer quality in hand tied it white batting. &@ good $1.75 value, special sale all day tomorrow at, each Another alno large and filled every one will be on $1.29 | Embroider y Sale $2 Allover Embroideries, $1.63- of very fine sheer inches wide in both blind and designs extra size These are Swiss and are they come open and are value at $2 a yard; tomorrow's $1.63 40¢ Edgings and Beadings 29 Finished edgings and beadings 1% wide, very chot qualities that are sold y at 40¢ a yard, on a the one 29¢ | ries 27¢—Reautiful Swiss corset cover embroideries, 18 inches wide. in many choice and a ‘active designs; regular price 360 a yard; will be on special sale tomorrow at 27c only 2c Swiss Insertion 19¢—Very pretty sheer Swiss {nsertions, 3 in. wide, splendid for skirts and summer dresses and extra good value at 28¢ a yard special to- morrow at apect is only rice to 3 inches ree % tomorrow, day only, at a yard 350 Embro! crisp new The Weber Clothing Co. | Light and Dark Worsted and Cassimere Suits $10, $12, $15, $18, $20, $25, $30 better el Underwear, Fur Hats, good, Hats, better in Suits; nothing and Straw Hat Tats 1 best Neckwear, 50c Ties for 35c Gents’ Hose, 2 pair for 25c Never been your patronage and we 1201 Second Ave old for that price ce, We solicit The Weber Clothing Co. , Cor. Seneca.