The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1907, Page 3

OFFICERS OF LABOR COUNCIL Mos’ wnton; trusteon, \ ae n Kell, Gordon Rice and George Harrison Ih addition to thé above an ox ive board, composed of nine nbers; a board of organisation of seygn members; a legistative board, of nine members, and board of control, composed Sf eleven membe were elected. It Was announced Chat the fourth dividend to be declared @noe th Labor pple was built ing to $2,000, had been granted and Waiters distributed by the Labor Temple be Coole © tre h association among the members of | yaion; financial socree the labor organizations “who awned M, Lord, of the Walt ‘stock in the temple, ie meeting of the Seattle hte bor Council last nik ar ‘of officers was held agent and the treas ad for one year qeolected fc a were elected for six |r Following ie the nalt nh r, of rd Cariaon, of the Ma jon; duainess agent seat, of tho Plumbers t aeoretary, James t, Charles waphtea! wt meer tes assess lias Parris, b, who has | cent pent law he assessment of ought to be assessed at ite true This would give us not ouly low tax fate, but would also give ranger jooking only over county statistics, a correct idea of our which he cannot get now. h tax rate and low valua t ut in the eyes of the pros. » investor value, in King county « be fs opposed to the a permits property | a st fete A €0 per cent of valut 4 ‘Parris sald (oday ' = defore the next legislature jask fer @ repen! 0! of the 60 per ‘THEATERS At the bi tha Orena, Mikado” is the best thing by the San Francisco ‘company at the Grand. Vic fe masterpiece, “The 49 Girl,” le next week's offer adiivers at the Lols are drawing K crowds, At the Lyric, Lewis & Lake Musteal Com pany ia this week present able | bill, consisting of Baby? and “Oalifornia in at the Lyrte. | At Luna Park, Beh nang | AN the vawal big attractions are 3 At the Seattle. in full swing at Luma Park this Bursiar's Daughter,” With | week. PBanting in the title role, afd | yew va Dy the full strength of | ronized. Stock company, will) at the Seatue. the shows, with their ville, are being well pat Eccentric Comedy Offered, a Eeeentric comedy, by Morisay and Bi the Third Avenue, Rich, fs one of this week's features i" Teg all week at the at the Star theater. There are also theater. Laurette| Redwood and Harvey, Buropean van ffieult tithe novelty musical artists; Myles Mo fre the usual| Carthy, in “The Race Tout's the Taylor) Dream;" Donovan and Arnold, ine singing and talking act; William | Macart the monologist; Mabel Cas sidy, the comedienne; the moving pictures ang other turns, and Jasper, Me Swan's Alligat| and the other! ‘at Navy Yard At the Oliver, The Oliver, the new vaudevilte Battleghip Nebraska at navy yard E GOODS ON MAIN FLOOR. fof Furniture, etc txamine them to se them at once. is thought of : how badly they the changes being made from time to time. The first and most important condition to bear in iis that WE CAN MAKE NO DEFINITE OMISE OF DELIVERY on Fire Sale Goods. Emay be able to deliver some of them in a few from date of sale; but on the other hand, it Several weeks before delivery can be made Others. So please don’t ask the salesmen to n date of delivery, as they cannot do it. : larly priced goods will at all times be given erence in d ery over Fire Sale Goods Purchase regular and Fire Sale Goods at the lime, separate orders will be made out for the pegular goods being given first attention amount: | feounell last between feo ja this week of moving ple theater on Spring ond and Third presenting two se! SIX MONTHS Death Record. my were registered today an a: NO GLAD HAND FOR’ toll Min *Morria Wine, 76, July tures that of eapoctal interest, bes GOV HOGGATT because they were made in se Profidxnes hospital > attle, Interesting acts of a varled yg uss. 1. Walopey, . 68, | nature make up the rest of the aie July 40, Providence hospital | FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Aug. 1 program, Afnétte-—Infant, July ‘29, 981! Gov, Hoggatt, of Alaska, ts having Hn. B. town and, The ordinance which passed the | ©: O. Monday night, and | ™ Welch © been ap Doolittie belled his name % last Monday, when he walked Into | Hinte SE $ SALARY [$ | Fran Pat & waloon at George | dort apartments. nding upon the wa INCLUDED loonman’s credulity, cashed a check | w , for $75 purporting to be drawn] Pranett Sagan epee on the Peoplo'w Savings bank by | gs, Mochivockie, payable to W. by Yesterday the check waa return 27th av N ce) {a hard time at efymegt while on Winters if Infant, iy y 31, Wal|his present tour throufh Alaska Jeapectally In thin district, When Infant, July 30, 640) he arrived here yesterday few pi Raker ple were at the wharf to give bin Katle Franett, 1l@July|the glad hand Both the Times 1995 Queen Anne av and the News roasted the go for his anti \torial enti Birth Reoord. land fis action a Washir © registered today an} jast winter in avin that Alaska Anderson Births % Mayor Burnett, authorising | C4 O64 Aecount of aunplaian connect: | follows did nag wit home rule penditures for the August with the signaty Last night) Mines—To wife of Ray Ming Hogtatt denied the interview salary account, includes the $300 | Doolittle was taken into custody. /915 16th av. N., July 22,0 son which he gave out at Dawson to pay to Charles R. Case, as super. | TM# morning he admitted ty Judg Hadey-—To wife of H, M. Hadey,|the effect that the masses of intondent of streets, The same kind | OMffin that the suspicion® were | 811 18th av,, July 18, a davgbter Alaska did not want a territorial of ordinance authorising the July Justified. He returned the money| Luke—To wife of Alfred KE. Luke, | form of government, as it would joxpenditurers include a similar item |‘? Patten and got off with « wix!1719 Howard ay, July 41, a daugh-|be too expensive. He sald that for that month. The reat appropria- | MOMMA BKentence in the county | tor, really he was*in favor of this form Itlon ordinance, however, le yet to | atl Férbes-eTo wife of " of government when the country |ba paseed ip each 'oune | Forbes, 160@ Yosler way, Jul was better situated fnanctally/ Mr, Cane hae drawn down the ON THE FRONT anon | " |pay ‘Of the office for June and a Chase-—To wife of B. F. Chane, Property | portion of May, inchuding $16 court conts, which was allowed him in| the Judgment rendored some time ago in the superior court Sieamer City of # | Skagway, mon on board, LITTLETON Is TO. 100 panwengers. DEFEND THAW NEW ‘York Aug 1 Valdes, She will copper return Martin W, ttle arrived j at 10:30 o'clock this morning from with 2,500 cases of pal The veuse! brought | Steamer Jeanie leaves tonight for with — INVENTORS 603 S6theav, N,, Judy } tor Lovin--To wife of KF Washington st, July a daugh avin, 1208 (Star @pecial Service.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 1—The |following patents have been issued for Washington inventions 29, a non APPLAUD THE HAYWOOD VERDICT. | Air compressor, John F, David: | * j#on, Granite Falis stiutehies re es 10NN Detachable handle for’ crockery, | Henry F. Fowles, Republic Kitchen cabinet, Henry Spoh Utah, Aug. le-Choering the’ ver dict of the Idaho jury whieh found Harrild, Littleton, — forni SaNOHE. Of | to bene enero enekinaw ie 406) W. D, Haywood “not guilty” of 8|" Iichwasher, Charles 0, Hescox ew sn gare —— cod to leave today for Nome murderous conspiracy, 1,000 men | tacoma sien ate eemnen' marched the streets last ht and A ate, y chief counsel for Harry Thaw. It} steamer Jefferson ta due from Iter held. &. money ieeting. at | yEat™, kate, Maynard Loomis iste tate bank ay ‘re:| Skagway tomorrow which the outcome of the Botse | int wean Roberts, Seat) leo ix $25,000. He acceptor ‘oy, Elijah J, Roberts, Seattle. z en trial was applauded as a@ distinct rate Tore ’ JOH thé condition that ko have his] Steamer Alaskan leaves tonight | Victory for the eee ee tant] Letter and numerical rule, Au own way in conducting the trial. |for Ketchikan |majority of the colebrants wore | @ "num M- Wing, Beattlo ‘ | esien, handle of spoons or sim GROTE-RANKIN COMPANY Complete Furnishera of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels. | Bargain Opportunity in Furniture mds of Pieces of Bedroom, Dining Room, Parlor and _ Library Furniture Marked at Extremely Low Prices. Condition of Most of It is Fairly Good oo Sale flahing rods. Hall's, 1111 letav UN A ENE AOR Get a Home That) ‘ha Will Make You Rich creases In value creases. You or acreage at home sites are on a gently sloping | manufacturing and shipping sites, | yet near enon to partictpate in| the enormously of manufacturing and shipping in toresta }are building at Karlington. in and we will about several large interesta which are locating at & look at Rarlington yourself. You will see in an instant why Karling ton has the a«plendid jelaim for it talk Earlington. son Investment Co., Seattlo, Wash, |. Steamer Saratoga | July 80 and is due here August of copper ore and some gold rhe Sureview ave, to sat toy | APPROVE HOSPITAL. with a full cargo. The vessel j | Frank Waterhouse @ Ca, i) for A home’purchased in @ location |"! which never gets any nearer to} large business tnterests usually de- rather than in can buy large lota Earlington now at Hy your own terms. These North China ports Steamer Fi couver this morning Francisoo. The Auatraiia. BANKER KILLED PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Edmond R. Watson, practt plateau above and away trom the | Increasing values which come with the development president Factories and . railroads Come you facta of the swell Columbia club. give Rarlington. Take SPECIAL PER CENT Orr. future we Come in today and The Jones Thon 113 Seneca St stock Thos. Welle @ Co., 1008 First Bee the Battleships at Navy ¥ WATCH THE WINDOWS. Th Main Floor, but a few days ago bearing beautiful and comfortable Morris Chairs and stately t Rockers, together with a representative showing of Mahogany Furniture, is now crowded t (except for the Crockery Department's space) , damaged by fire on July 4th last. it will receive at the hands of Seattle people, we feel confident in the ability of prices to “t ; e that Seattleites will recognize the bargains to be had in a moment. (Prices are made with the sble and only object of selling the goods. Th with bargains from our $75,000 Warehouse While it is a little early to forecast the re alk,” e men who mark the prices are damaged, and then put prices on them that they think No cost is looked up, and no regular price is considered; merely the ‘ It is impossible to quote prices in the papers nw, as the goods so far show varying damage; later ir, it may be practicable to metition some prices on assorted chairs, rockers, or other articles af the sale goods can not, of course, be shown on the main floor at once, so come in often and keep CONDITIONS ON WHICH FIRE SALE GOODS WILL BE SOLD: and the Fire Sale Goods attended to afterward WE CANNOT PROMISE TO DELIVER FIRE SALE GOODS WITH REGULAR GOODS, as conditions may make it impossible for us to do so All goods will be sold in the condition in whigh they are shown on the floor. We cannot do repair or refinishing work on Fire Sale Goods under any circumstances Sales must be for cash at time of purchase. No C. O. D. orders can be filled. Fire cannot be exchanged nor taken back, as we want to turn the damaged goods‘into money at once, Sale Goods ALL THE CREDIT | YOU, WANT | CORNER SECOND AVE AND UNION ST loft Bilamar | men's The vesse! will bring down a cargo one of the freighters operated by and will erte arrived in Van from San vessel will leave | viding that with a full shipment of lumber for Aug. 1 the Southern National bank of this city was killed in a swimming pool : He mounted the diving board, sllpped K | and bie heed struck the concrete | of the tank kilitng him Instantly on that Cahen Drew Sporting Goods Everything for sportamen. | ‘Fire Sale jmembers of the Mill & Smelter union, an organization af | with the Western Federa ‘BURNED T0 DEATH tion of Minera ilar articles, Joseph Mayer, Seattle 4. | filiated PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 1.--Mre burned was burned in a fire was fatal) be yed the family “ new few miles southeast of The health and sanitation com: | Mrs. Ryan, in lightin? mittee of the city council Inst made use of kero Thomas Ryan nd her t-year ia is kitchen stove. ene, Live hight approved the ordinance pro-| coals which remained in the stove hospitals shall report | caused an expiosion, which threw to the chief of police all cases of |the burning of! over the woman violent Injury and death appearing jand set the b m fire. ; }at the hospital, The ordina: will | y+. o_O F Iprobably be passed next Monday | Hattieahip Neb at Navy Yard night | sete The same committees approved }the ordinance prohibiting the burn of ing of garbage in the furnaces of jsteam plants of any kind. Saving means fu- ture happiness, and since it never lessens present pleasures why not start an ac- count with us now? The famous Chinese war Junk |*WhangHo” has left Portland for Seattle, where it will be exhibited (dr a short time at Lune park. The | Whang-Ho carries a big exhibit | of Chinese torture instruments and | Oriental curtositios | LAND OFFICE We Pay Ae Interest On Savings Accounts ¥. ‘The total collections of the local | | land office for July any $10,694; the total feen coll and the total sales $9,964, | those on timberlanda, Port Angeles lots, commuted homesteads and ex cone sales . DIRECTORS te] Rent on ~ = eetown Branches ames T Mowe, President 2 or, Cashier CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. ; _ . preasel Information was fi " a ae Nowe a against W. 1. Dark, C 1 Crocker gud George charging them with trekking Into a MeConaghy on Jul BELLINGHAM, A 1.—The Mili of the Valley Shingle company at. Lake as burned last night, low veo uy | Union Savings & _Trust Co. e and Cherry # Hoge Wits, “beat Wan “Guaranteed Lawn Mowers (=== = Sold on trial. Geo. H. Woodhouse 112 Unive COFFEE. Costs five or ten times tea Good coffee is well worth the money; how about poor? Your grocer returns your money M you don't Uke Schilling’s Best | we pay him Coral Reefs Are the result of the placing of one tiny atom on top of an other. Money grows by the same process, even though the daily and weekly sum be email Get the savings bank habit once nd th rest is o $1.00 ia ugh to start an acodant with this Company, on which we pay 4 per cent interest, compounded twice a year. Northern Bank & Trust Co. Cor. Westlake Ave. and Pike St es reduced te “$1. 50 RAYMOND 2 HOYT 405-—Pike Street-—405 ee Capital Fully Paid ..$100,000.00 Swedish, Norwegian and Ger man Languages Spoken 6 - —— > FJ we tin, dard i perm, AL. Piper Vm ¥ Perkins, C. M. Johanson Teac H. Moore. Cline’s Piano House ene ate ute. ase ||| We Have a Large Strooxheart 1se |) Assortment of the Flowers Bloom ifr ~ Shrine ane General Clematis < . Bweot Poinioue—Rag ....1B¢ Household *awnee ~e “Waite Me “Arona "Ain, Wit Furniture it OLN Wants to Moot a For bedroom park 1 & Jonah, Shake Hands With Me rooms and kitchens, both new ise and second hand. which w Blossom Ihe well repay your inspection Sunset—Rag ibe Honey Boy Ihe Somebody's Waiting for You Ibe U Ed Sometime ibe 418 PIKE ST PHONES William Wather 820 Second Avenue Yes, ‘fi ts’ Hot But Walker's store has j earing apparel that make for the greatest p ble f miort. ‘Thin, light, dainty and wonderfull Dresses, Linen Suits and Undermuslins are he sy for your selection Saturday L REDUCTIONS Coo! Waists Lawn and Batiste Waists at $1.25 | Worth $2.50 at least Beautiful Lace Waists at $5.00. Lawn and Batiste Waists at $3.25 Worth $6.50 at least. These V\ Friday WE OFT ER Si Lawn and Batiste Waists at $2.25 Worth $4.50 at least. ~worth $10.00 at least China Silk Waists at $3.50 Worth $7.00 at least. worth in every case hand and aists are wonderful values than we ask for th They are nd more lace trimmed, some ucks om plain t Children’s Wash Dresses A splendid line is this rf Wash Dresse { that sold from $2 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 Hats .° . Hats . Hats embroidery selling 0 to $3.50, at- We have about 50 Hats of various tia worth all the way from $3.50 to $12.00. They are not the latest importa tions for the coming and we want to use the space they shite in the lot that suits you lars to you Your Choice at foe 4 Hot Weather Underskirts Not many left, at a small price to close out Of muslin, made » flounce, hemstitched and em- broidered tucks. They're worth a good deal more, but Fri- 1 Saturday they g ee 98c each _ occupy. If you can fir ome it will save several dol Tailor Made Linen Su Suits Received late in the season. Just the thing for this weather $10.00 Suits at $25.00 Suits at $35.00 Suits at $5.00 | $12.50 | $17. 50 DAINTY SILK DRESSES Beautiful to a degree. Silk they go at half. $30.00 Dresses at | $35.00 Dresses at | $45.00 Dresses at $15.00 $17.50 $22. 50 Suits are Greatly Reduced Ag fine In Panamas, lots $10.00 | Suits worth up to $35.00. $29.75 | Suits worth up to $75.00. Specials for Friday and Saturday srics that are practical and stand wear were ever brought to Seattle. ks, silk voiles, worsteds—four $19.95 Suits worth up to $49.50. $44.75 Suits worth up to $135.00, f Suits as rajah sil a lige serges, >! 820 Second Avenue {POCKET SAVINGS BANK Will help your deposit grow, we will be glad to present you with one.... SAYIna HAN, 5 INTEREST ON 0 SAVINGS West Seattle For Friday, August 2nd $700 For two fine lots on Vashon Ave ar Whittlesey you can fi Best buy for. the price