The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1907, Page 7

(atar Kpectal Seretee) the GC. PL ratlway ANCOUVER, 1! July Mo | several ship loads ding to officers 8 puainess men who & trom| It is atso stated Orient on the t of China, | authority that the © ex shipments of coal also in Australia t designed for the tors h no Yeuse ip said to be the reason why ¥eterans of the lw BIG WAR SCARE the naval board IMERATION OF TRIVIAL American feet int a § WITH NIPPON— | the Pacific ocean TWO WINDOW — These a JASHING OF the troubt NES HURTS JAP PRIDE— and Japan | The cc HISTORY REPEAT IT ; Hawalt Ty restaurant In San tle Star's Exclusive Service.) crowd of hoodlum N FRANCISCO, July 24 cad te. ee R. tn vietory or defeat the creat i. G6 disaster that a nation cs and they inv are! wreeked the inte: a RDOUt $600 the worl? ¢ if history is going to in this regard and fnvolve of Japan and the United A smashed wits of America in what we ly be one of the most « contests in alt hist ¥ pig once caused France eo to clinch in a short bu A smashed xteaaional didding Japanese imr which ordered during the coal 1 promin: | strike, reeeived onty one. on the best of Japanese govern Japanese Kev’ has plac: mont has been inquiring for large in Wales and The latter ts coating stations te war } | export, remote from Japan and probably | vs are to be supplied in the vicinity of the Philippines Sonly sufticiont coal in thelr! It ix positively stated that Japan: | to complete a nm Voy: /@8@ are going to Me » through Japan Hawait and all are service men, o the Waters of sent causes of ation from. The wreeking of the Horseshoe Francisco by a “ who were at ot because of a teamstera, The rior Katimated dow pane in anew® bathhouse across the from the restaurant dow pane tn a Jap | between this country | | olution for. | a face. owd thought fhat the Japanese/| ion caused by @ trivial im owners had attacked the white men | ded the building and THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1907 7. ee ee ane ne ert omer WPAN HAS PUT BAN ON(“MY EXPERIENCE AS A STRIKE = (Sicitocsoes Sgro ses puis } EXPORT COAE—WHY? prowlers were shot at. | paawing Great Northern engine, call. {state board of finance regarding 4, however d out the fire department at 6:40|the purchase by the state of a $14 1000, to Cavanaugh’s | 000 water works bond tssue a Nahe porate as a city of the fourth class ills, Anacortes, The promptnons | ized ty te at Auburn ° 99) ‘todex, Snohomiah county, has pe Hremerton is planning for a big|of the department prevented the en Cook and B, C. Ferguson, ° f N FRAN titloned the county commissioners | naval entertainment, August & dontr "i adjacent * both well known men of | 6 for Incorporation Walla Walla wheat of the turkey | milla owing r thigh burg shave died during th t , Dante! Varner, angid pioneer of red variety will average 64 bushels | wind wae blowing otime. The we Mya nm o renee the died Bt Tacoma at to the acre offices was de ° aatndaae Agriculture Wilson Beginning tomorrow evening, the Daily Star will publish a (he ) years, Ie cronsed A prominent woman of Lopes Int State Senator I, B. Knickerbocker | js yini@h« different portions of ea of interesting articles on the above subject by Mr. John Dathan Landory witiee aee oe ae : Lote uve Seen Mond, aged $3,! was in Olympta yesterday with the! ern Washington ane m « have been raidin dled of hemorrhages of pe brain in an English writer of considerable reputation, ® the: Kitchongit campers near Ta: |the Anseortes hospital hep Madeatns a Mare Cath: | Gas pees cae a Be coma, and the other night on| A fire caused by @ spark from al *| Go., 1931 Second av a FOR A J08. | JOHN DATHAN LANDOR, AS HE APPEARED WHEN HE AP. PLIED TO THE UNITED R. A. in order to learn the inside facts | of how 4 great street car grike ie Loss| for thr q | fought in the Ugited States, Mr, Landor took a position as conductor days under name with the United Railroads Co. in San Francisco, fictitious where a strike ly conflict a hothouse caused by a base | hae been on for weeks. Bde of a pilt calf, found | ba Lows about Pritish barracks ca { alted States and Great Prita Sixt yw Ja wer at each othe he boundary ¥ & municipa: M a wrecked restaurant xf an ordinance: Bathhouse window pane, ers anch a nd a few hystert news dispatches cans ‘States and Japan to leap at each throat. ured tn attem vee the America: enforcement of a municipal Hi. enforced against all natio: ordinance. % panese house. and employment agencies ! Hoense because bidding foretgn The ordinance is ities. he Unit-| Seventy-five Japanese emigrants. pting to steal a line from Mex the present date this about ico, turned back at aso and ‘ap the differenc between fined $4 aptece, the deportation fee 3 and the United States. ithe fear of war, crowing out of Is this enough to cause two great Mifferences, has caused the nations to go to war? The level Pithorities to issue orders | headed portion of the citizenship of hare set the wheels of industry this coast are not of that Mf of Commerce is endeavor | the comm get specific information A fesclation wa Chamber. The aftenton of | to Catalla, Alaska. oe be Miss Laura Sax, a A remarkabie fe ’ wor delegate to occurrence was 4s in Seattle, w: Mi in the remains of the South- hotel, which was burned gromd last Friday morning lof the fate that aying with imily of John McCullough, at | Almost on the ev: dm every arsenal and navy | But the ugly fact still remains that Him Weis country. it has caused wars have been caused by far less MBINE CHARGES IM THE DS OF COMMITTEE ~ 4 adopted at the @@ the combine, which, it | meeting Tuesday endorsing the re exista among Seattle | quest of the business Interests oF men, and its report will the city for the extension of the at the next meeting | United States military cable service asinews com eature of the sad that Miss Sax seemed to have had a premonition would befall her ,on ber arrival in the south, as she lapoke several times of givaig up Sax wes from Mount Vernon. | the trip and seeking employment and had been as a teacher in the city schools. © of the journey a. L She left Seattle | she decided not to go, when a let friends at Shasta Springs | ter from her friends, urging her to @ to Santa Barbara, Cal. | make a speedy trip, decided her. Convention committee | She was very ner led the case and have | of her departure ition that makes the She has a mothe ¥ positive. A amall| Vernon, N. Y., am lor pin @irt's name, which was | York FIECI p | whieh he left be LLL i j been captured by ¢ —e } ufacturers, which miners at Duluth and along |imnortant vn Tange have struck for |), king tariff Wages and the copper in-ling tw H. E. Mi im that section is tied up b$te tariff revision Bank of Seat the cap jom bis way north eek being half 2 million. | extension of the Wyoming land con-! yer districts near fase has bee } ing that t # announci: ‘fale through project | mother is of negr scores of Gropped dead in the military drum head court| (Star Specia again in vogue.| OLYMPIA, July hours between |ing corporation p tion lin the office of t prevailing | state tates ac The Metal Lath Xo statements issued from| company, of Seat itther bureau at Washington, | George W. Sohns a “ throughout t we railroad shop : omens north. | to ask), Thirty thow | $10,000, by J Borthwick oh the day vous r living in Mount 4 some relativ of bronze | living at 1025 Chopala st, Santa om the body, and this | Barbara, Cal. She spoke of having Peat case bearing the un-/taught school in The Bront, New hind, may have he Russians The National Association of Man bas @ large and [important membership, is vigorous revision, accord chairman of committee SWashington, D.C. application! according to advices from Van made and approved for &! couver, B. C., President Graves of for the new United States| the White Pacs & Yukon route is to determine the road to the cop Whitehorse se disrai seed. i Vespasian Warner, United States we Manchurian rail-| commissioner of pensions, has gone Hae is & fiasco, the govern-|into court and sworn that his step © blood. intense was the heat in Kan y : SIG. tees cemen a NEW INCORPORATIONS | Service. 24.—The follow. pers were flied retary of and Partition tle, $10,900, by nd BE. W. McGin John Ditter Me Co., of North Yaki- | m Ditter, Thomas rude Ditter and fecte . P Matlida Bort wick os Sage has sent her| Metropolitan Building company for $100,000 to Char tile, $5,000,000, by C. F Day, aa a Kitt to J. ¥. Douglas, James H @ Syracuse university | Douglas, W. D. Lane and Austin £6. Or Paymaster Wugene Coffin ate ee United state Whose left arm days ago, died y 604 fishing wehoor York city ix to have an all |’ Police court | tklew, Capt. Dar 6 from the Whence the ¢ by the er ur. Capt. Dart, o thinks the 1, t ta at Maj, pputated ris red Marino, G. E tra ta John D. Take Up Aust | Owing to the on the Pacific ec past year, there mense demand for Anstralian marke Olympic: Market coastwise lumber YOUr meat pilis in half. 11% | tered the off-shor ®, epposite the Bon Marche. |thom going to A Tremont, | Club of Wash social pur Jack Bar Louis Galli, $. Perelli and G rallan Trade. shortage of coal ust during the been an im tonnage for the and every wall has loft the trade and on © trade, most of ustralia to bring While pow ling as a strikebreaker he kept his | eyes and care open. Mr. Landor has written a thrilling account of his experiences expressly for the Daily Star. Watch tomorrow night's pa for the firat article PERISHABLES WILL BE RECEIVED | Rbcity affairs committee of the ;terday afternoon, was referred to! F a Was called to this mat-| The chamber voted to urge all} y the Merchants’ Protective as county officials to make public a and after being discussed | detatied report of the ting of the chamber yes: | ing before them each month OMAN WHO DIED IN FIRE WAS C. E. DELEGATE S from Sisson, Cal., states |found near the corpse, were {ihe wody of a young wonran, | chief means of identification. The Seattle Loe association yew meeasion to teotive association, « reason the tr has been adjus agreed to t the city will reoefve goods and free o'clock, and tha of being 50 conte a ton, % conta The director tneular raile | Nome, will imme jextension of nek, where of the that have recently been tm ARTIST DIES FROM OPERATION | Mrs. Caroline Josephine jdied at the Seattle pital last Mooday aft ; [result of an he submitted reputations and World's ‘ashington ation Friday a week, lumbern od a appotn oad rates Une raska, © phia, the priac at 6:30, 30 and npn to of the pictures t ac mmense drydock ship Nipsie and the Boats leave 8:20 and 10 a i) 4:30 p.m. Roun a attained painted a road y beg to gold Gen ore taken She was 59 years had resided tn Seattle for 15 years. WAR ON HIGHER RATES (Star Special Service.) TACOMA, July annual meeting he Coast Lamber Manuf d Sa nm aay ot the most important ¢ A commit meet the dle the proposed duled the navy battleships, and For full information call on J. O. MeMULLEN, C. P. A., SEATTLE, WASH. | A. TINLING, G@. A., SEATTLE, WASH booklets and full information. Northern Pacific Railway A. D. CHARLTON, Ass’t Gen'l Passenger Agent Portland, Ore. ot The * of the Pacific] urers’ ass ay of t ar wi ine w for cance | Mra. Tabor had been fi! for # lox tiere, and as a fast resort to o katfe. resided at 1896 Howard av. «hb | ord and her husband conducted an! the | art studio, She TO EXTEND RAILWAY te rday granted Merchants’ Pr na fo th ble between ther nm has all the whar pert: meats Tabor ral how = an quite a nutn ber to the ‘olumbian Exposition from axe, and be rease to take U.S. Navy Yard All aboard for » Sam's yard inc the gunboats Chicago, Boston and | Albany, the training ship Philadel “NO FINER JOURNEY IN ALL THE WORLD” See Yellowstohe Park during the Summer of 1907 There's no more delightful outing anywhere, First- class hotels, splendid coaching journey of 143 miles, good trout fishing, fine mountain scenery, the most mysterious of nature's wonders seen ever every day. flounce and tueks o " Val lace Nn tion ALO’ 8 te KAYOER GLOVES, edge and medallion trim Write at once for attractive descriptive | etizo Breakfast $1.00 val at oe i] —What Makes _ This Emory Mill Remnant Sale *articularly interesting is the fact that we our- selves, for weeks and weeks, have been working like beavers getting ready for it. We are givir to work in blue che extraordinary values. This is THE SALE OF SALES. The people know it. We've taken off our coats and gone k jumpers, Come and prepare to spend plenty of time, Wend your way through every aisle and section of the store, LOOK FOR THE GREEN TICKETS. There are hundreds of them, and each one shows a startlingly low price. JOHN DATHAN LANDOR, AS HE 18, effect Octot will be compos tror 1. This coms t AWAIT WORD FROM MOTHER OF HARRY SEROY The Palace Livery aking company, of in bolting the body ¢ who w hot on July word from bis ive in or nm LICENSES SUSPENDED. The licenses of Mate H. H pended for 26 days a officers ' Ao wed od ‘ vouwin under the Customa Collector Harper had wont a letter Washingon steamers on Lake W authorith he sound {6 being Ortental Hilliard and Poot Pa lors, 1415 Third av, have § now tables and the only 6x10 pool ta in Seattle. A place for gentleme “ Wash Goods 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, in lengths from 2 to 10° yards. Goods that are selling today at 35c a yard. Mill Remnant Sale. 25¢ 364nch Irish Linen-Finish Linenette, for waists, ete. Mill Remnant Sale price, per yard ‘ 12%¢ Ostrich Plumes SPECIAL NEW STOCK FOR FALL GOES ON SALE AT THIS TIME AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Regular $8 Plume, 12 inches long. black only, Mill Remnant a I > Eve Piumea, 14 Inches long, black, white and all col nant Sale price one Purchased one of those $2, $3. or $4 Straw Hats 500 yards of Pink and Bive Outing Flannel, 2 yards to 20 yards, selis 12% a yard. Mill Remuant Sale price, per 1 Re . Regular $2.50 Plumes, 16 inches long, a beautiful plume. Mill yard ; 9¢ & ‘“ Rew mg Bale Be : 4 ‘ Mate Percales, 100 different styles, in lengths from 3 to 12 yards; egular $5.00 Ostrich Plu pack, white and all colors, 20 inch pete panini vi ee ane he pnd MON GRA WHOD MON eeaasbet Bele ociee" bilae light and dark grounds. Mill Remnant Sale price, per yard 10¢ THEY’RE ALLE a , Ticking, will not hold feathers, but strong goods, Mill Rem f Chddien’s Wash Dresies cin, oi ott tne et ast oe Rubber Sheeting, 45 inches wide, 75c quality. Mill Remnant $1 GREAT SPECIAL REDUCTION DURING THIS SALE. Sele dhiek bar vere 556 Sizes 1 to 4 years, nice Lawn Dre made with ruffied yoke NOW and trimmed with pretty wash braid. Regular price 390. Mill Napkins, fine grade of German Bleached Dinner Napkins, ex Remnant Sale price 25e cellent $1.50 values, per dozen eee 81.29 Sizes G to 12 years, mateyials are lawns, percales; ginghams and F sh Linen Grass Bloached Table Damask, full 70 inches rs mbrays, well r h t fast c regula The Liltagar & Barkman nse sng 7 se so m regular dae wide, excellent $1.00 values, at, per yard TTe roe nee er , te 44 ; Naat pe On saie for this Mill End Sale until closed out—We offer 200 daloty, protty designs cos $1.49 and $1.75. Mill dozen for restaurants and boarding houses, White, Hemmed Remnant Sale price one Dice Union Napkins, at, per dozen ....... ive Undermuslins Corset ¢ ton b lace, ‘overs, blind and but jery edge At 1c || Silk and Dress Goods | Department G-inch Black Taffeta Silk, oi! boiled, guaranteed $1.75 value, styles uve Hear the pennies dropping ywhere and Long or Short Skirts, of good quality muslin, neatly tucked and finished; regu lary 59¢; very special at 17¢ » by one. Shoo Strings ..1¢ ball Red Marking Cotton . le and Byes. 1¢ Dropping dozen for, yard 20-inch Jap Silk, every wanted color, black and white, ue, for yard Cambric Skirts, wit lounce of open or blind embroidery and tucks or insertion and edged trim ming flounce; very $ Nainsook or Caml paper Hook Grade Chiffon Taffeta Silk, for suits and waiste Sewing Machine Needle black and white; yard al Color Pongee Silk, value Thc, Mill Remnant a0¢ for rainy-day suits and jackets, 5 colors, aoe te Extra Size Muslin Gowns yoke of hemstitct 1 bar Kirk's Tar Soap ...1¢ . or tucks and embroidery insertion, embroidery or ruffle sleeve 6 value; spe etal 89¢ Tin Pte y of the Universal Ra: Pan (any heck and MAY MANTON PATTERNB 106.