The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1907, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 1, 190 ? | PERMIT GRANTED, carry the contralto parts, Horbert ELEBRA’ BOY GETS 40 LASHES AT | time has been only in one aeettont | " | Willlama will ane tenor seore, and DES MOINES TO CI TE DELAWARE WHIPPING POST a small collision in w «vee Wightman and Muckler have Howman Ralston wilt bo the baaso _ | merely kon and not ‘ been sranted the permit to begin James Hamilton Howe will be the} DHS MOINS, July 1—Thie] WILMINGTON, Del, July 1 work on the proposed new Soattle noral mustoa! director of the con-|town will hold an old fashioned | from five to 40 lash | ouch were Tacoma interurban, and will put up vention, and Charles 1B. Bagelhardt | Fourth of July celebration this year | publicly administered to nine pris & contingency bond of $500. hand Mrs, Willlam B, Judah will bo| and R. A. Cane, ansoclate editor of|oners. A %yearold white boy : the accompanist | the Dest Moines Exprens, was tn 80° | Adam W convieted of robbery, attle Saturday working in the In| received the large number ct terents of a big turn out from there, | the first fall of the eato’-nine-tails ee “e There are to be two baseball games| the Httle fellow managed to slip y Centedy Cetegragh Ceveiee) | with the regulation games of every | one hand from his bonds and tried | I ~ The number of steamers and|vatuation on them by the state | NEW YORK, July 1,—This clty | | deseription usual to a pat , f a , a € d Me ual to patriotic ce) to reach around to save his back tw other sea going craft sailing from | board of tax commiastoners, and lis the fifthiest in America today os ebration, speeches, fireworks, otc, |“Ploase let mo go; I'll bo good.” | Boattio, b er yeah from Port | thus preventing them from regteter }The oder of accumulated ge! he pleaded, But there was no ces-| pew tal i : ont td rs + rae wwes Se om any but their actual home | is unbearal In ome atre (Scripps Telegraph Service.) HUNTING FOR BANDIT. sation. The b iy continu as to fall) a pn yap a / . t Me (eames cannot pass. The citixenm! DALTON, Ga, July 1.—Twenty till the allotted number had been| NIV uly he Hinn portion to the amount of bue! py », the 4 . : ay mM, Ge lual wight of city officials seatter 3 clay ee there, ‘Te feabetretion | un Bg ght ede the doo J. . Armstrong, of 821 Baker at, [8@ Oring to Kilt tho stench Wy'l five of Dalton's boat citizens over (Seripps Telegraph Service) tolled off ting Giaintbetaald Geanbanie kaa : hetug merely for the purpose of sc anon And the Whats (0 |Batlard, has announced himselt as ae rae oe oo yercenypmenyyo powered the Jailor at 1:40 this) wRegNo, Cal, July 1—The lit ; |the city was witnessed yesterday a 80 a atoom, be city unable to get en te 01 and od Doc Poney, ¢ 4 ¢ a a : suring & low Assesament, and thus send ce: A Nut of sto.) %. candidate for the Seattle city » the place or the striking stredtt Gene and dragged Doo Posey, 4/11, town of Maders is entirely sur-| HOLOS RECORD AS TRAVELER. | ang today. Tho strike of the gar amers sailing in and out of Be | council fi Thir take the place of the striking stre¢s | White man, aged 36, from his cell er qooape paying their just share of | attle, which are registered as trom | UNC! from the Thirteenth ward. | one } ra a nee | rounded by sheriff posses searchin, bage drivers has put everything io i taxea In Seattle Port. Townsend, are assossed. by | AtMstrong te the first man to pay | ‘ Piftece denied cat” We iyo him to a bri where he was | ; sher . me: “ CHICAGO, July 1.--Pres. J. T.| the bad and the general health of : = nd enses bY hts . quired of « y vee hundred promised bP i hanged for assault on his step-| for Jack Stone the lone bandit who ee ~ ‘ F Aseoasor, Parrish has an pxpert | Mr. Parrish’s experts on a 60 por|diace ease tated Of All Can | oviindelphia talled to arr The |danght o A oo gees ‘ Harahan, of the Illinois Central] the city is in great peril i didates under the direct primary laughter, aged who died early | recently held up two stages, Stone onjo e ¢ ¢ | . or d othe et 5 on p railroad, enjoys the distinction of| ‘The mayor and others are talk at work, has obtained a list of cent basis at $46,400, . The amount/iaw He th end 4 by police are unable to cope with the [This morning. Posey confensed F 7 @for, vessel along Puget sound, tts! which they are asseaned at by A® | jc = endorsed by the repub | ii sts + om ane t of the demanht ¢ " has be very bold. Yesterday he| having traveled over more miles|ing about a compromise but no value and ame of ite owners, | sessor Joseph C. Heath, of Jefter | 8" Club #t Ballard from the ioe companies to protect | was shaved tm « local barber shop | of railroad than any other man in| steps have been taken to settle the ~ TO WALK ON WATER ere. ‘ ognized there by an old stage] world, In 25 years he has traveled | the situation is cleared the sirest = . Seiad sjdesin Githinne séeee otal driver. 2,281,260 miles, and during that/ sweepers will be called out q CHICAGO, July 1—Driven tom-{bed and dragged from thelr wagons |” yy / any Seattle persona are going a t eat, Louis it norntn, t . the different agencies en > : avtempied to demonstrate chat S| WOMEN SAVE TOWN Atlantic steamship companies have —n could walk on water and jumped | wont out hundreds of excurslonist Warren Upper was this morning, business, Upper in a brother off into the Calumet river at 92nd. st 7 - een appointed chief clerk im the office Herbert 8, Upper, the well known| His delusion failed to keep vid FROM DESTRUCTION ier and iy sane ‘in r bad r ae of the city comptroiler by Harry "a! estate broker and ‘financter.| above the gurface, Detective Brew 5g, Netesn, of tha Gunacd the, ban abe ngpatacacnaiy ine POF several years he was with the) ster in a gasoline launch rescue | @ large party for the Carmant W. Carroll, who returned from the Washington National bana and| the man (Scripps Telegraph Service.) | ieaving New York July 14. Among east last night : since its consolidation with another | " | MODESTO, Cal., July 1.—Turlock,| the local people are ( Hayde Mr. Upper succeeds BE. W. Me bank has been with his brother in| ASKS $10,000 FOR HER Nose, | | this city, was visited by a dis| and. wit t 7 who has r ed to enter private | business: : oes aaa eS man re was no fire a 4 « aan BALTIMORE, July 1—Miae Hel-| en Cantor has sued a plane com. sake Tor Sasue dhtedes She| d¢partment, and men and women TEA | eas she went Into the defendant's naige S py we 8 ve = : i eatablishme @ TR ba gh nga eS teed su | tablishment to examin piano-lof the women was mainly instru} Such tea that your deal As she stooped dowh to exami the keys the salesman let the lid - fall, It fell squarely upon her nose 7 BY GILSON GARONER and can, by virtue of his own por. | breaking it above rous fire last night, and the! rea mental in preventing a rdi®ier returns your money if you don’t like it: m aater Mina (Beattie Star's Exciusive Service.) |sonality and political stand, hoid| Cantor says th », EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IS back tea WASHINGTON. D. C. July 1 such & state as Minnesota continu. | considerable al yt "per ea : ry ously democ he must be rated nal appea and by no means) yg ‘Tho Johnson boom is the latest. | he vote getting ch re the wethes REGISTERED i 4 don't ike Sehilling’s Best Pag Wor president and vice president on | That is the political summary of pay him a the democratic ticket in 1908, the |John A. Johnson (Reriege Telegraph Service) | FIRE CRACKERS, two Johnsons—John A. Johnson, of | The other Johnson has his testi eee ea” sae a Minnesota, and Tom Johnson, of monial from ‘ts ot Caveane Sage entrant an gern Bi Rag Wilks, 1008 throug Ney th againet the so! ner pace we an iret ave ove Ohio. . @ shock b “ ne at ld asting wome time oe abe theese A se lnaalltooe | earthqu: And this is no joke. A real live | Shorts of sord al corpora George Redan, aged 42, dropped | tire morning and Beom is on for John A. Johnson | tions Tom John dead at his home in Renton this! Th forme th h wo. (oe *| The severest shock occurred from for president. The south has been | $8 4 (honmer. Pc ig eo pg ‘| morning while eating his break-|#:20 to 8:28. The greatest motion Optimiam is a good th —— aed the democrats _ leadere faxt. Be ae wae & man who boast-}was from north to south he || the man who saves his money or or states have . » | ed that he had never been sick a ‘ook ot the r ° " WOMEN, GET A “SMOKE w % rocking of the earth was more din been felt out with favorable wits. | own jday in hin ttt. His wife is now| tinct than that which caused by the may well be an optimist, for he LONDON, July 1 “Though it|'@ Providence hospital, undergoing | Kingston shock and greater than jars the conventional woman to |* tious operation, and it will prob-/the San Francisco shock | | picture herself in a smoking gown, | 8>LY be necessary to keep the n: wel us now |she haa sistere more imaginative | from her for some little time ee ye ‘MANY EXCURSIONS. maker ts advertising “slipon smok- | SHOT IN AIR. jing gowns. The manager of the | [shop says it is extraordinary that,| souTH NORWALK, Conn., July ‘TAKEN YESTERDAY is well known insures his future. ve with We Pay 4s Interest although emoking has been fashion-{1—~yYoung Henry Remsen was play-| ‘ ount able among the Iadies, nobody has| jing hide and seek and hid in one| On Savings Acc xxested a “amoking-room toilet.” | of the old spring guns or “mortars”| ,, 3, ‘ The conservatives should be thank-| once owned by P. T. Barnum, the| PUY half of Seattle's population ful that women have refrained so/ showman. He had hardly gotten | W*®t Of excursions yeaterday or Branches, é far from smoking in the streets. himeelf comfortably fixed when he| attended the many resorts close by Geor, suddenly shot up in the air and| The Yosemite took a big bunch to} JAG FOR ASKING IN CHICAGO. | janded in an apple tree nearby. He| the 2 Juan islands; the Ramona James D. Hogs, President was bruised, but not seriously hurt.| went out loaded to Port Ane N. B. Botner, Cashier, pa An a wedding gift no more magnificent or distinctive present could be Imagined than a Met CHICAGO, July 1.-—How a man | The mortar was one used tn the old| the Iroquois’ had a capacity load > : can get a comfortable “jag” in Chi- | circus “human cannon ball” act, in | for the-ocean, and thousands went acnnctebiaeres pgp sl Sa . SE Sener ee Sie Snes <E Rain Mere See ee |eago every day “without money anti} which a young woman was shot to! to Bremerton, Everett and Tacoma Ferdinand Schmit, 2 7 preasur without price” the Brotherhood | the top of the canvas and there; While others traveled by car and|}. man, Emanue! & In many a cultured home today it is the chief center of entertainment and recreation. Not only as a present to the bride, but as a wedding anniversary gift from husband to wife, the Pian- ola Plano ta deservedly the favorite But, bear in mind, that while there are many piano players, there is but one genuine Metro- style Pianola and Pianola Piano—made by the Aeolian Company, of New York. The Metrostyie Pianola is the only tnatrument which has received the usfiversal indorsement Welfare association warned today.| caught in a net. Remsen went| steamer to Alki Poiat and Lana || MB Stewart, George Doaworth. | Schedule: It i easter to get a free | through the act, all except the net.) Park Robt. G McCormick, Baward \drink than a free meal A man- Thousands went to Woodland! m% Dunn, Chae MH |will be offered two drinks every | THIRSTY CATTLE DRANK OIL. | park to hear the band, and thog tp 8" D. Hoge, N. B | hour. © # “ . sands went to the othe > / hour on an average if he stand: DALLAS, Texas, July 1.—A nov r city parks MAYOR TOM L. JOHNSON. laround the 5-cent “booze empori The day was ideal for excursion | and praise of the most eminent living artists, composers and pianists of every nationality " ! allegation ts made in the damage 4 pleasu . . The reports from the south come mn a on ¢ and Pleasure = secki betn. " from John E. King. state aeresten | Bienen suit of T. J. Clegg va, the Gulf Col-| neither too hot nor Se isak "y Union vings & It is the only inst nt which is being used in the Educational Departments of all the leading Colleges, Musical Conservatories and Schools everywhere, because it has pre ta be . the only artistic player in the field today. Visit our Pianola Room and allow ‘us to 4 toryou the incomparable and unquestionable superiority of the matchless Metrostyle F Pianola Piano. a Railroad = Minnesota, who went to Ashe-| CAT'S BITE FATAL, wate: and Sante Be . §. C., ostensibly to attend a| 7 pany, It is a ouit for damage Trust Co. convention. King went to ELMIRA, N. Y.. July 1—Dr. Joh | oultle shipped from ates wee Chos u Si Sees Wien. Senttin week ther states in addition to North| A. Robinson, city coroner, died of | PUtee! be : ib Ft, Meme Bide Was. that the cattie were on the row Parotina and the Johnson props-| tetanus, following an operation for | {RAt the cattie were on the road i Agente for Ainsks has been quietly spreading. appendicitis. He had been bitten by | > L ie pool er iaced in the etl dip Parce oy Bate ; t ‘ Ht they | In brief the boomers’ argument is t, lockjaw resulting. He was a 2 ' 1 at Po hy At a meeting Jast night of the Grank freely of credo oll, many of A man who can single out 4 Cornell graduate and a prominent te ‘coten. The claim is for $11, general music committee of the SOLE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES % republican northern state | young physician Po | Chrivtian Endeavor convention ae -=. “ fi 9 carry it for the democracy ie a7. Nis peoloists to sing the principal party THE OD KER~— || THE HOUSE OF HIGHEST QUALITY the overwhelming tide of GREAT ITALIAN DEAD, Line of Scows to Vashon of the “Messiah” on the evening H ‘ welt popularity engulfing all | : of July 9, were selected. Misa Heien (ORUG Cou |} : rest of the country, looms up as (Scripp’s Tel a Service.) The operation of a line of scows “Buckley of Chicago, will sing the Bor, | ddential timber. When such 4| ROME, July 1—Count Constan-| from Vashon island to Seattle ix sopran Put | . e ° Bolom Mra. Wilt u 05 and Mr. Kana Wittler er yen! . beth of Seattle, wilt ns yiL00e ollleedl CARPETS acientificatly cleaned | CELEBRATE. BLOCK jd be celebrated by all. Theo, | by our process. Fursy Wusay Rag - City Hall Market The Fourth, Piper & Taft, 1024) ks has fireworks. 1008 First | Co., Phones Ind. 7519; Queen Anne| Rib “stead 10¢, roast veal di av. will supply you with | ooo 222. *** | polling beef @c, pot roast 7c. 609/| fireworks and flags. See them ~ ——— ‘eet | Third Ave, “ Let Us Help You Save Money A. BRIDGE & CO. D: ° Our ih Lorgest Clothing Mouse on the Coast Bargains are numerous all through this big store, but-we es fi) Opened this Morning $25,000 Stock of Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Shoes, ete., bought at’ tremendous pecially emphasize the followin 5 rifice on accont of labor troubles, REMARKABLE OFFERING FOR WEEK SELLING. Make this new store your up ean repeat the performance, tine Nigra, dean of Italian diplo-| planned by tae Vashon Island Fruit) Whitt it ts, ia dead. Hi: b in 182 jrowerw’ association. : FOURTH OF JULY mats, ie je was born in 1826. 1240 3) THE PIONEER PIANO HOUSE 903 SECOND AVE. BURKE BLOG. | town headqearte q Gomes came tery | Wumr Oot 7. : TO BE SOLD AT HALF OF REAL VALUE | Felght, for home use, set of Eight-Day Clock, special | Tuesday Specials ‘sei ero _ in a cee eae Immense crowds attended this sale Saturday and today, and thousands of people | IInch Dish or Platter .45¢ jer China, in values to $1.50 Hi HEPP’S Borated Taleum Pow were more than satisfied with the bargains they got Butcher Knife, just the thing your choice abe { der, full pound package 25¢ We are going to make a special effort to reduce this big stock during the remaining for the kitchen Se S ial Reductions this | as . ‘ Hol two days before the Fourth of July, 1 we will make another big cut in prices, We , : PCCD! yoo on Kotriger i} HIRE'S Root Beer, package must get rid of this stock, sodo not delay, but come here at once and buy your summer mpanese Napkin Rings, spe ators, Screen Doors, Hose, Hl aae sutfit and save enough money to celebrate the Fourth in a fitting manner cial be Camp Goods. ] 1 HI } " Sea Read these prices over carefully; they mean-a saving to you of at least 50 per cent 3 i t ye in the world We Sel! D c Homé of the I . 4 x for Less Cahen- rew 0. | star Estate i . b <e : . R } First and Madison re CLOTHING.:- | HATS. WESTLAKE Oatmeal & < if | pecial, per do: kon 40¢ 210 Men's $15.00 All-Wool Suits, single and | All of our $2.50 Hats n IW a aseeneees $1.25 i 5 “3 a double breasted; all colors $7.65 $3.00 Stiff and Soft Hats niw .... $1.85 ] e “te SIO. 0 ts ¥ : | J Tue day Spec als po = . is ded wah | * CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. ie Men's $18.00 and $20.00 Suits, w and 150 Boys’ Norfolk price sizes 8 t 3.00; now 1 Fine View Lot $10.75 | 17 tieg canteen Uo Wr Splendid Offering of Two-Piece Hh inn?! au sou [nce sch ie sa | ei af ys Raeany $3.45 — SMALL CASH PAYMENT tailored; an elegant assortment si2as 75¢ Boys’ Knee Pants 40c NTEREST FOR JULY E uvery Deposit Made in Our. Savings | Department AT | Oc Balbriggan Underwear OWNER Tas 1 Main 2513. Ind, 4471, WO: 4 : cs $2.00 Light All-Wool Underwéar now .$1 235 Pioneer Bldg ||] 150 pa len’s Wool Pants, fine erns; | $1.00 Derby Ribbed Underwear now 4 ; ) - pace 7 regular price $4.00; now b Men's Working Shirts a ; Underwear now © eoeccgw OO pair Men's Pant vray brown $1.00 Men’s Black Sateen ts ng 5 Ui ae regular price $5.00; n $2.85 $1.00 Men ts 1 20 (0) 125 paira Youths’ Pants; regular price $1 $1.50 Mer ts now, ( now 75e 1 Men's and ‘Tan Hi On or Before July 6th Draws ° | i SHOES sean: D ¢ ‘ ne 10c Men's Black and Tap | Interest for the F ull re r Optical Departu fen's Fine Calfskin Shoes; regular price se Men's Mini Mone occ 1 Mc of Toh ‘ : . | $3.00; now .. $1.45 | 0c Suspenders tes “2 Month of July Alt Suits Pressed and-Kept in Repair , 4 . Bees. Pranie ‘Bask Cal hnen, Peguint: Beck |: re eae ees Rete —_ Free of Chat re “UNLOADING SALE.” $4.00 now ‘ $2 25 \ Full Line of Put Cases at » Pric | are Ladies’ Spring Hats, values up Men's Vici Kid Shoes; regular price $3.50; | Canvas Gloves, a pait . . PY 54.08 now $1.85 | 3 pairs to a customer ‘ to § 60 4 . ’ 1 le D Open Your Savings Account ii ican amas ane MFG. CO, 200 pairs Boy apes, ail pines; requlae | matey rn a ee ee Re Half Price | prices $2.50 and $3.00; now ee ere athe A. BRIDGE & CO. === a “exter Horton . & (0, Bankers 103-105-107 First Avenue tele y Ay Ry | The Crown Clothing Co., Inc. Cor. First and Yesler | 1121 First Avenue New York Block Largest Clothing House on the Coast [ ONE BLOOK SOUTH OF POSTOFFICE, WATCH FOR THE With INTERNATIONAL BOND & REALTY CO,, 387 Pioneer Bik Main 1156; Ind. 4048. tion Branch Office. oe iat TSEC _