The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR ul ’ e Ing washed out watch. No. 83 was now otlant started across, crawling on Pat was patrolling his section [the station ahead—she w: y at |hands and kn and gripping that ’ When the weather was bad he|the bridge in a very short time, [rail with all his might, Mark! pa | weyd trust this work to none of} The little creek, usually so quiet,|No, 63 whistling just around the ; hie men; he wanted to know fowas now a raging torront, carrying |curve. Could he make itt h Miiieen eeeuniahs ° Ba By Roy V. Ross ine Pat as a hero {himself that everything was all|branches and even whole tr Can T make tt?” kept ringing in bi | Pat Murphy was a section fore The olght was dar® tho gyind| rent. oO; ith with it and sweep! t lis mind, as clinging and BAKER CITY, Or, July &—Jack ’ }man on the V railroad in old | howling; the rain pouring M¥wn; | \ity ~ ve With coverso | mith & and swonping everything in {his ming, se ciluging and scram Hamilton ty & quarrel here yes | Indiana several yours ago, At that/ such a night as all trainmen have | stop fending. to it fem either |e oela i y boo a sgl oa “g ti nN eid pe — day, Was shot and Instantly killed ax time | was emp@yod aa a clerk in| a horror of, Number 88 wae run-| iter dasgorore ote wae Con | Ot wa ~~ teats iew \eemee- *y seg AD suc o by bis divorced wife. Mra. Hamil the hoad offices on this road, aid | ning bohjgd Ume—running as fast | trecrebio meetin Att teatne most pb yo al oun) Tul tks ean lok toe 0s gg ol ty oe ton was iimmediatoly arrested and was vory well acquainted with all/as her @@&ine could turn a wheel San Gites Gwar Weld ae [aia Wkeatee Wc Ob udbune. cad |GME Salk, inate WOME Wade cal taken to Portland and placed be the men on the road, Pat among! to make up what time sho could cae ti cue” Gee makes lacie ee ieee tae A eoeeaa io Pee tab hind the jail bars. From the rent AOL Wight watchenen. wore pelvetting |r’ tae fire bee stsinees mentaal Dor lcckl A hariow threaalwe ‘ at statements tanders the wo Pat was an triahman, at@ he had! the road at all points: soaking east un SPEEA and Gaciter |MMEROE Chak dame teat tos) tha oad wh ght: he " Sen wee tho snsresser Ae Whe tree worked for “twinty-folvo years and | stopping here and there in thelr|at the ond of the line, |remained sntact and was stretched lcrawled upon the bank and. stood able [Mion at me hand carr tol ti) lonely walk to stoop over and ox-| Whag Pat reached this bridge on| frog his feet to the other k, |waving his lantern with all his , i as he put It, He wan't] amine some eapectally b@® place; ‘his s@etion, he started slowly |Thfrty f« below the creek was ‘ergy The engineer saw the ts LOOK G FOR GAMES pest aon in fact, could hatdl¥! shielding their lanterns on thé*Fills across, but when almout to the mid ng: the night was black, even tern waving as be came around the | bat Pca nex ye bee 4 a read.) where the winds and rain could die. pped suddenly, The tit with hig Jantern he could see but a curve and stopped at the of the : ' At but he was all to the good when ha) get a clear swoop at thom; pick-|ring of light from hin lantern \few feet before him. Would that |bridge, and Pat—Pat fainted, When The & Cox Tnvestment Com nee bbe we : bh bs would | Ing up rocks and placing them/|showed him that half the bridge narrow ral! hold his weight? he was revived his first words : pany ba am, one of the fastest | mn & hard 4 or toyng | wh it ack wa Vw fe He 4 4 out his He b on one arm wa Did f #thop team ard, is desirous of get re ting games for Sundays with teams | = 17 years. For games ‘ : : " . h Railard 21 of Ballard 100 largest furniture store in the west---extends longest and most liberal credit» JULY SPECIAES, Ris ‘ : In fishing and rods, @ gr DUKE OF OPORTO. y big cut ig prices, Piper @ T Brother of the King, Who Com. | ‘ 10) Becond Ave mands the Army Which Fires on | . tee he KING CARLOS OF PORTUGAL. | the Peopte, SPELGER & HURLBUT. A Store for Rverybody ry We extend a hearty wel . come to all Christian En. ya jj] deavor delegates and friends. Our Great Clean-Up Sale Isin Full Swing The bargains offered tomo row at cleanup sale prices are = something xceptional even for this store. Absolute ly everything but contract Qeods are reduced, and gener. ously, too. As a criterion of the exteremely low prices in effect this week, take our line ef GoCarts. Get prices on Go-Carts at any store in Se atte, then come and we'll sell you the same Go- Cart at about half. In every comner of “The Store for Everybody” you will find sum mer necessities at bedrock prices. We ask our customers to overtaok any slight delay in delivery during this sate as the rush of buyers today about swamped us in ewery de partment. Tuesday's Best Bargain— Child’s Go-Carts. Gendron’s best large size Chit Ge-Cart, reclining reed back with auto spring . gear and heavy mbber tires To close out to- $6. 96 3 morrow aa - Garden Hose Low Priced. 4 REGULAR PRICE $10.00— i Onr best Bull Bog Dolptiin ,. Garden Hose, made of the very highest grade pure gum rubber in 50foot } sections ma $5.98 only ” cy Screen Doors Reduced. ff ie REGULAR PRICE $1.25— Best ed Washingtoe fir Se Doors, 22 Inche wide, $0 inches high, cov aa ered with extra strong hon rusting wire screen. @tean- ji} up sale $6 Tents Complete, $4.59. REGULAR PRICE $6.00— Seattle-ma heavy canvas a Zfoot wall tents, 8x10 feet, Ht! with ropes and eaves; the - proper caper for camp fife Tuesday, Camp Stoves. REGULAR PRICE $2.25— Sheet iron Camp Stoves, 18x24 inches, with one joint ot pipe, Cleanup sale price, me «$1.69 4 day. 7 Keen Kutter Pocket Knives. as] REGULAR PRICE 50c—The famous Keen Kutter Pocket Knives, warranted. We have too many of them j Clean-up saie % price, Tuesday 35 only, each ic 4 Children's Wagons. é REGULAR PRICE $5.00— sive «6extra) | 6strong axle and wheel 6x34. The boys k ‘em. Clean-up r $3.59 Bargains in Ice Boxes. REGULAR PRICE $8.25 Cha i ice boxes 17x29 inches, with extra {OT po of ice, for Tue ' day ¢ $6.19 , Hot Plates. 35e— r Of per (a 1 ; S i Ice Cream Freezers. , [REGULAR PRICE $2.75 im The true White fc t motion " D easic the market i} , och | $1.98 i} HM §©=- Porcelain. Vegetable nor i Dishes. 26 REGULAR PRICE 50c—Br Gl N es Cut Priced REGUL RICE La E PER DOZ REGULAR PRICE $10.00— RAIN OR GHINE | First Race, 2 P. M. } Ih Take cars at Mryt Avenue and Jackson Street 11 AMuission, Including LADIES, 60. i GENTLEMEN, $1.00. Grand Stand * , BOP. IH Seattle's L & Vaudeville House. Price 0« : 1° NEW VAUDEVILLE THIS AFTERNOON He Is Believed to Be in Danger |, From the Down-Trodden People of His Kingdom peding the people, and the gov ament maintaining heavy taxes, | the peasantry has been driven to LOBDON, July £—Portugal, tho | ™**Peration little Kingdom on the west | Alleged reforms started by th he Spanish peninsula, has cabinet in parliament turned out to Rusaia and France in tho be reforms at all #0 far as the Ruropean countries saffe: pec were concerned, “and one popular uprisings. Historie Portu-| 4@¥ in the middle of June a raging sul, which once ruled the seas, and} ™Ob tore through Lisbon, the mon whose flag the sun never sot,| tal city, The soldiers we ia the scene of fierce riots, in| aad were ordered to fire people were shot down. Riots fol lowed in other towna, an@ the sol diers’ rifles claimed many more} | victims. which many have been killed and many more wounded by volleys from the soldters. Portugal is small, with small re- ources, acd its people are very,| The situation continues so ser! |very poor, The king, however, re-|ous that grave fears are now enter }tains an army, With roy the /tained for the king and the royal nobles and = landed THE ROCIO, LISBON, THE GREAT SQUARE OF PORTUGAL'S CAPITAL CITY, FROM WHICH THE SOLDIERS FIRED UPON THE PEOPLE IN THE SIDE ST REETS. } OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE ne a \| Tapers! | |G ¢ ° AMUSE MENTS. qeoynenen wet hap aenanenaNine ate niece nes THE GRAND John Cort, Manager Tonight and All V San Francisco Opera Company in the SEATTLE THEATER t ‘ daly M Saturday, Russell & Drew Pre tk ci yin “A MAN'S BROKEN PROMISE.” Next Week, Miss Emma Bunting and the Burgess Company in THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY.” Perkins, Lappin & Co., ia “Friendship;” The Columbia Singing | A by; The fh Eddie Roesch | Als Hig Acts. Note the Pri 4, — ~n a LOIS THEATER, Phone anset, Main 1304; Ind. 4324 NELL GWYNN.” Matinees Dally Except Thursdays and Friday Next Week m, the Penman.” ‘ THIRD AVENUE THEATER Ph in 1; Ind, 34 Every Night Th nd Matine Wednesday and Saturda The Charles A. Taylor Co in “WAY OUT WEST.” An Hxclt Drama of Life on the Plat Prices—-Nights: 10¢, 20c, 300; box seats, 0c, Matin 10¢ NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Athletic Park BASEBALL TODAY 3:30 TACOMA V8, SEATTLE ——————t UNA PAR Kee Uhe t ( t 1 the I Coast ¢ THE CHUTES, ( e of program da the open Great Davenpe Famous F direct to par Week, The Great Martells and Loretta | nea nate nce — eng | | JUNE 29 TO SEPI a RACES AT MEADOWS | iX RACES. DAILY t brightest and most attractive displays and stocks we have ever shown! to be Western effort! itable visit and progre: hoping the veness! est supporters! Exclusive agents for The Hobn's Syphon LEON ARD JEWEL AND GRAND $a week buysa refrigerator Speetal price x $52 the Jewel refrigerator-- able development, the rapid strides in Pacific commercialism; the happy combination of a progressive people work- ing for the interests and development of the entire Northwest country, the coming Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo- sition, which is to mark our progress and prove an epoch in our history—all this and more—much more—is the cause for a general feeling of gratification, thankfulness and extremely good-spiritedness in these hurry-days of to the strangers visiting Seattle we extend the welcome hand, we believe in the “EVERYBODY HELPS” Seattle and the Northwest for you—for ws—for all of us all the time. 12 degrees col than any other zs rior ined with white porcelain. special hammock » exceptional pricings for the week on regular family sizes | pa $09 60 style 29 50 $44.50 style, $33. 50 - Special price ......0sseeseeees p Special price ‘ 95.00 atyle $47.50 style 36.50 $59.50 style 7 50 Monday and Tuesday we offer Special price ...cccccecs $75.00 Special price le | Special price . these special prices on the Pat- 69.50 wt 0 wtyle 0 ny! tersou line of fancy heavy weave not only of the seasonable as pertains to STANDARD sstore news, but that which holds interest for all of us of Greater Seattle as well! here's little wonder why we should be enthusiastic oves the store's showings of everything—indeed, the greatest. sure, there's little we wonder at the enthusiasm of “we Greater Seattleites” these days. Watching the remark- Your Credit and, with it our best wishes for an enjoyable and prof- received will be spread million-fold, bringing to us more life, action, enterprise impressilons motto, and number ourselves among its most enthusiastic and warm Lohan feearIenra a refrigerator for you this week at one-third less-- “easy to buy- easy to poy our special suburban deliv- | ery service-- an actual, absolutesaving of one-third right in the “heart of the season.” | =it's simply¥an indication of the S ard store policy—to give you the benefit of | special price reducings on seasonable articles when you want them, not after the | season is advanced and special pricings mean nothing | these price reductions here will indicate the very special savings for th Sa pinned tox ‘le aw within the new limits of Greater ’ . Seattle w deliver free to all the Bohn’s syphon refrigerators | points, Including West Seattle, | Yo stown, Alki and South Alki ff the world’s best system of refrigeration— it's a great convenience and hundreds of suburban people are taking advantage of it —they are acknowledged by experts to be the highest type of refrigerator excottence Known, and are uned exclusively by the leading rafiroads of the country have 14 walls of insulation 72.50 | “spectape kitchen safe for 95.00 These are excep- Monday and Hammocks tional pricings for day only Our regular the best medium priced family refriger | less-- $1.50 Han me toe ator made, interior Heed ‘with gaivan . feed tron | —kitehen safe, 4 feet high, 37 Our regular $1 Hammocks tor this te the style, with top toe ae ae PRS $1.29 TT * Our regular $2.00 Hammocks for tage . a $9. 50 drawers in top, two shelves $1.39 | vo 80 Th pacity | {mstde, has ventilated panel Our regular $2.50 Hammocks for We S16. Specia 11.90 $2.49 | Yo. 100 J} capacity sides. nicely finish Rey 7 cular $4456, Weel 15.95 ” |Our regular $4.50 Hammocks for THE JEWEL REFRIGERATOR | wler price $550, A splendid $3.39 APARTMENT HOUSE STVLE— safe, with a very small price Our regular $5.50 Hammocks for f style as shown in picture > with ioe ‘ 82.95 ‘ bor ow from thePrdbet on it for the ni fase i has Tha. ce capacity, Regu $ Our regular $6.50 Hammocks for cis han a ceniaecksc: ee 3.95 | 9 Hammons Spectal 5 sale loo iio wd just | combination cot and mattress special-- this exceptional value for the week-- phone E ta | | —this is a single = us Re Py i | cot, strong, good | to | fran braced, good C send closely woven out wire fabric, head made of hard a and end pieces lertieh feng, entra “BUCK RANGE | fold under making 5 rm compact and condi slats on seat, has man”— | | venient for bandl- seven slats on seat and | | —and out he'll go to your | i in , tho man = * Pectin house and tell you how we'll | e aS: mga. three on back, slats natera’ piace fine BUCK Steel | is upholstered right [] wood finish, nicely varnish R in your kitchen im regular value $4.00 to the wooden ed, bulit extra strong for] | mediately. Simply pay $1 | frame, making ‘a combination cot-mattress bed ready for the bed Tenoterico Sa ae down and $1 a week and | clothing: regular price ia $4.00; ia and atiow tte | extra special price for the week, each ............ cssse.s $2.65 Cc so edie eel eee nge and allow ite the purchase of (ne more than two to a person at this special price) $3.95 instead of $5.00 a aplendid littl ing «o-cart, strong, good folding ro-cart 4 very strong and good folding go-cert, folding go-cart with good springs, cane and strong, no 1 work aprings, 10-inch tire | adjustable back and i extension, seat, adjustable back and foot exten back panel are perforated three-ply ve seat and back perforated veneer, | gearing ts finished gre tu ired fon, front wh are 10 inch, ba neer, iron-braced sides, 10-inch rubber adjustable back and foot dash. Very | wheels, back 10 inch, front 8 inch,| 12 tmch, all rubber tired. Very tired wheel V pectal pecial price 5 | Very special price 5 95 cial price $5 25 price for the wee $3.95 for the week $4.9 | for the week $ ° for the week . .* - C. E. stool speciat-- 10c 000 of these stools special | 10c each $1 down and $1 a week buys a Buck Range, refrigerator or go-cart here any time new BUCK styles and are priced this way for the and durable go-cart showings. practical of the extra little pricings on these of the most a popniar tractive they're ason's week only $4.95 instead of $6.50 instead of $7.00 instead of $6.50 Standard special sanitary summer cabinet-- cette this summer cab 7 a Ask inet an idea of F here’s a very unusual lace curtain special for a good small-priced article with strietly & tly like pteture our Cluny curtains, worth up to 0 the pair, yp pe a B 1 4 special priced for this sale, the pair inches wide, inches high very strongly made, with $3.95 ‘ curved end: wide the important feature of these fine $7.50 Cluny cur agreen extends tains is that they are full 3 yards long, 45 and 48 arounds entire cab inches wide. inet, giving plend id ventilation—slid They have heavy lace edges, also lace and inser is Siena anon oh tion, mounted on heavy French nets front n an exceptional Drapery Store value, and must be seen to be appreciated jent cabinet is $3.50; priced very arrange for Tuesday coming sure ul for the woek Standard Furnitere Co. CS atte” largest. showing of office furniture in the northwest | | = SS 1008-4010 Virst Aveone =