The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1907, Page 5

. SULTS OF FIRST RECT PRIMARIES from the primages of Thirteenth ward but 686 votes were Batre st first direct primaries |polled out of @ total regtatration paturday, @eattle, show the eleo jof 2,168, To this fact, Cox, the Stee oo trong, of Ballard, |unenoceseful candidate in the of J.T. At tiara “BY will South | Thirteenth, asertbes his defeat No contest ta itkely in the Twelfth ward tn the election which His ot tiean oandt the as ria re joceurra August 20, but in the Thirteenth ward, the Democrats ff yuletly, nominated M. J, Hessian, a real » elecgion passed ree se peing hoavy In the TWwe estate can in convention Saturday gad Hignt In the Thirtor in the hobe that he might draw Tweltth ward 1,019 votes enough votes from the friends of the Cox, the defeated republican oan ecg potted from & total regivtra Ww whi m th of es to elect him. FRAG MOUCAN CHET SAYS TAPS. ARE: NOT COLONIZING THERE AGAINST AMERICA didate, Aug This great nation need fear no © as the country on earth dase of ia ‘ There are not 400 Japanese tn aed eatimating their entire the entire state of Sonora, which ts Mba state of Sonore at big, and they constitute the most ‘ K taky, th worthless class of labor there. Aw 400, Col @hiot of jer surance may be had that Moxico fae Te Os Angoles, rid-| will take care of any breaches of awews © widespread story (hat neutrality If they ever ove foc are colonizing in Sonora! Col. Kosterliteky tn recuperating hore from recent ax to be a m gach numbers ia case of war with against the Yaquis, whieh took him) ‘orming, who gathered to attend to this copntry wer the ontire state of Sonora,|the funeral services for the de qapnot understand all this pes om where originated the sense | Ceased. Mombers of the church, of 4 war talk in the United | tional report that 40,000 Japanose| Which Mr. Case was a deacon * said Col, Kosterlitsky. | were colonized with the view of op | members of the John F. Miller post, baa thin country to fear crating against the s®uthwestern|G@. A. KR. and fellow. members of > from Japan? Adsolutely nothing border ta case of war lonle lodge cf Masons composed ne tee oe: OST BOY 10 GET TOUCH WITH WILLMAN to receive messages from the bal oon in which Waiter Wellman and party are now trying to reach the rth pole, Bertrand and Bowna: Royal, the twin b ra, who have time has been working as electrical! experts, arrived in Se boy in the Downe build. attle yesterday, on thelr way to gles been missing from bix the north, The brothers were em ¢ 1306 Fourth av. for ployed by the and fears are cu ment during the siege of Port ined tor the boy's safety Arther, and have figured promient LR! of Bverett, the ty #« ia now in Seattle try onstrations, < some clew as to the WANT HASSAM PAVEMENT. A mans meeting to consider the queation of pavenvent for Four teenth av. N. B. will be held this jevening at Kittridge’s office, near | Forty seound st Visitors to the Alaska Yu-| It is predicted that there wi! be Sxposition wil! have «| almost a unanimous vote in favor of See some of the game asphalt as the o ing of the Has is the desire of sam pavement means that work on asked permission |in time to make it presentable for moowe and the 1909 fair, Market took op a large | cute your meat bills fn half material joe St. opposite the Bon March: the prices we are making on the goods purchased r ~Drew Co.—It is our store policy to give you a i doliar’s worth of merchandise for every dollar you leave ws. But during this sale we are doing even better that. A visit to our store will convince you of this— aim to please all who call on us.” These for Tues CAHEN-DREW’S GRANITEWARE SALE Graniteware we purchased from the above firm has been im four separate lots, and tagged at rock bottom prices— Father words marked at Price for Steel Square. Price $1.00 — Ix Of the best > guarantesd Tweaty-four-inch, and 16 Z,. 08 ‘Toesday . We have but a while they make you a very tew left, and last owe will Low Price Fancy China. We carry the best stock In the and our prices are ac- to be the lowent that you can save One Half House Brooms. Cahen-Drew Price 45c—Made of best Kansas corn and galvanised bound Our price : for TECOEAY cegscsessees 29c ee Mop Wringer. Alarm Clock. Price $1.00—War os thirty hours me. Our city, knowledged so low from one third to Curtain Rod. ¥ Price 15¢ brass extension Our price tor Large Curtain 8c Window Screen. 9 Price 300-—Covered antbruat steel wire, Fitted ; Cahen-Drew Price $3.00—~The gpl germgress Phe are “White” bucket and wringer nehe Brice for complete, Our price $1 75 RE eeoce .....15¢ for Tuesday .... * ——— Mixing Bowl. Cahen-Drew Price 250—Yellow mixing bow!, with roll edge; size three quarts. Our 15c¢ price for. Tuesday Hardware. Invite the trade of butlders Sontractors who are in need Ronse hardware of any de i We can give figures = One-Third Seving of | Ben Hur Soap. 4 Packs Cahen-Orew Price 7o—~This is then. . the best white Bleaching Soap Be ew Price S0—Good size, | on the market today, and will the for Tena Tacks. Our] not injure the datntiest fabrics. Weaday Our priee for 4 Der paper 2c} 8" Bvt c | 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET ee a SPELGER-HURLBY Alaska bunting | the street can be rushed through | See the Battleships at Navy Yard. | vos | 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c | , the comgregation ‘g af The Rev | impressive cere of the G Equipped with a wireless tele) jona PF. graph outfit by which they hope} pail bearers wore ate m the lonle Ray L. Hitchoock, aged 16, who won recognition the world around| OREAMS HE'S A | Japanese govern. | With a desire to fly while in a of somnambullam, jumped from the second mtifie experiments and dem Bis home,,ce Cleveland ave fell 20 feet to a coment pavement. | | He was severely injured od 1 was @ bird, tama, SOCIALISTS WILL Seattle Soolaliata to the members| of the party throw in between the state contral committee of Will be taken, according to a doct ston held Sunday ntght in Soctaliat hall The order of expulsion made by the atate the local Socialiets contending that the action of the committe was arbitrary and demand for the expulaton of Walter Thomas Mills from the local body led to the original split in the party | HONOR MEMORY OF The honorary were #ix deacons from the Congregational hureh and atx members of the Miller post. The active he local police courts died Friday 4) morning }ft loading hay and grain for the Quartermasters department in the Philippines. The veesel will carry a large amount of steff from Se atte sail Wednesday building By the Oregon RR. & Nav 118 | Awew MAKE APPEAL An appeal will be mado by the the m jooal intaation B: alist party, A referendum vote reached at & mast mvooting committee will be resisted woreasonable, Th CHICKENS FOR ALASKA, | One thousand chickens were sent! to Alaska for the establishing of a! chicken farm in the far north chickens were taken on the steam ehip Mon } ning for Nome. the Montara wit! call at to Treadwell mines. The 4, which loft last eve. | On ite return trip} Treadwell from the | t bring concentrates CAPT. CASE Pilerim Congregational chureh wis filled with the many friends of trying services | the late Captain G. L. Case Sunday services were conduc Sidney Strong, follow by nies by members AR mbers of lodge of Maw Captain Case, who was clerk of BIRDJUMPS FROM WINDOW. Belred te WHITNEY, Ind. Aug. 5 ot | and wtory 1 dream | explained Wil | and tried my beet to fly | DIX LOADS HAY. The United States transport Dix It te expected that she will Pacific Sqhadron at Navy Yard ° Dr. Lee Baker, Phoae, | dentist, 206 Eitet Main 6256 * nnn ——4 Cheap ‘Excursions ‘East, Li, 12 and §, 9 and 10; Sept 1%; Chieago and return, $71.50, St } Larute. 0; Omaha, Kansas City jete, # Good ninety days with j stopovers. Full particulars at Us fon Tieket Office, BE. B. Eilts, Gen) | oral Agent oe | istuff; ; worse; COFFEE, The usual coffee is poor the substitutes there’s plenty of good. j Your grocer returase your money) if you don't like Schilling’s Best; | we pay him. | TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY First Ave. and Columbia St. STATTLE, WAST. Money ts the only thing that keeps you an Independent man®-it ts the only preventive against poverty and depend once. Keep yourself free by making yourvelf independent that moans to save @ por tion of every earned dollar MARSHALL FIELD. Our Savings Department ts the safest and most suitable depository for savings of any amount . BK. SHORROC resident J. P. HARTMAN, Vico President. ANDER MYERS. Secretary SMITH, Cashier ALEX VLA LADIES After you have visited all the stock reducing and fire sales, call at No. 418 Pike Street and get new and sound Furniture for less money than iw asked for damaged goods. A heavy stock of new goods and the largest ine of second 1 stoves, ranges and furni in the state, Bivery day a bargain day Complete Houseturnieh Sole Agents fur the or Oak Ranges. Lewis Willtame |] | shout the atate ) or of the controversy |i] | THE SEATTLE STAR—MON) AY, AUGUST 5, 1907, will appeal to you because it is practical, it is simple, and what is most it is simple because we make no unrea o “the STANDARD way” | of furnishing the home| importdnt, it Your Your Cred is Gad FGiog ives satisfaction to all nable demands; it is easy because we consider “every man's word his bank account,” and it is dignified be- cause there are no annoying features in connection with it one important feature of otir credit. system, whieh distingutshes it from others, is the fact that-you pay no more here for credit than you do for cash, We make no price advances to the credit buyer. Absolutely none; and you are just as welcome as a credit buyer as you are as a cash buyer—the | advantages and store service are in every way equal i this free, broad and generous credit system is responsible, in a great measure, for the confidence this store enjoys among Seattle home-owners i we want you to feel free and welcome to trade with us on this splendid, liberal credit plan and you'll be thoroughly pleased and satisfied i your credit is surely good t for all time! l parka i ] exceptionally | final special pricings on seasonable furnishings--- savings of exactly half--- aim to make this —lawn mowers and lee cream freezers important buying op, need such articles the most baif-price sale of unanual tr to Just half former values for Tuesds ! tunity, now, right tn the and Wednesday, only $17.50 toe chests; sale price 8.75 $13.60 lee chests; sale price 96.75 $10.50 tee cheats; sale price $6.75 lawn mowers for half--- | $11.60 lawn mower, ball bearing, | wale price 85.75 | $10.50 lawn mower, ball bearing, | gale price 85.25 | $9.50 lawn mower, ball bearing, sale price $4.75 $4.60 lawn mower, ball ing, sale price 4.26 97.50 lawn mower, ball bearing, anle price 96.75 lawn mower, ball sale price $5.95 lawn mower, ball sale price 14.95 lawn mower, ball refrigergtors at exactly cae tone half--- | 34.50 lawn mower, ball $136 refrigerator, sale price sale price 7.50 . . 1116 fotriawrators) sale price. | half price on ice cream 867.50 | $96 refrigerator; sale price } freezers--- $47.5@ | £1.95 one-quart Arctic toe cream $86 refrigerator, sale price freezer; special price 942.50 | $2.50 twoquart Arctic toe cream $65 refrigerator, sale price kk freerer; special price .. $1.25 9232.50 | $3.00 three quart Arctic lee cream 49 refrigerator; sale price | _ freezer; special price , 91.50 824.50 j $3.50 four-quart Arctic ieo $45 refrigerator; sale price freerer, specig! price @17.60 | $4.75 six-quart Arctic fee cre $27.50 refrigerator; sale price | _frenaer: spectal price ..92.88 813.76 | $7.75 eight-quart Aretic ice cream $24.50 refrigerator; sale | freezer; spéeial price . 63.68 $2.25 one-quart White Mynitor ioe $71.60 refrigerator; sale price cream freezer; special price $10.75 i ei.12 f] $19.50 refrigerator; sale price | $3.00 two-quart White Monitor ice $9.75 | cream freoner; special price $27.56 ice chests; sale price | s1.50 3.75 | $3.76 threequart Whitd Monitor $21.60 ioe chests; sale price tee cream freeser : 810.75 splendid design for hall » we palr; to clone 2% yards long. important drapery store news---notable sale lace curtains and bed sets--- “emi now starts a clearance sale of most remarkable value-giving amongst —owing to the different milis discontinuing certain patterns of lace curtains and bed sets, it ts necos- sary for as to close out these lines, and in order to do so quickly we give you these unusual and remarkable values until the entire line is closed out pairs Biege novelty curtains, % yards long, 60 inches wide, rit rary Regular vatue pairs Arablan eluny curtains, very wide in. rtion with handsome edge and” 5 pairs of Beige novelty cur. tains im a pretty shade of green, can be used tn arches or at windows, Regular value 4.00; wo close % patre white Brussels curtains, nent, dainty designs, splendid sleeping™ room curtains. Keg ular value $6.00; to 2 35 clome ' & paire white Irish point curtains, neatly appliqued, appropriate for any room. Regular value $1.50; to close, $2 35 pair . 4 pairs very handsome Irish point curtains, beautiful cau torized design, an unequaled parlor curtain, Regular value $17.50; to close 9.00 pal $9, 4 irs white Irish point cur tafhs, same as above but de sign leas elaborate, Regular value $16.60 pair; to 8 close $8.75 4 pairs white Irish point eur tains, figured applique om heavy French uot. Regular value $10.60; to Clone $5.90, lacet braided corners. Regular value $12 pair; to 6.45 bate $6. 7 patterns of real hand thread Arabian | rtains, the product of one of the best known Eur » mille—these | patterns have b dropped so | we have decided ic out at the following extreme pairs, regular value $25.00; to close 2 4 pairs, value 9 75 $18; to clo . 6 pairs, regular value 7 65 $14; to close ‘ 39c ext and concern to you | | lawn hose at half price--- you can save many dotlars here just now— pairs, regular value 11 | $20.00; to close e | just for Tuesda these art gravures are very this Is the lest news and special pricings on Grand Rapids and Leonard refrigerators—garden hose to gain much-needed space for Fall arrivals wo give you this "heart of the season’ just when you and have cut prices White Monitor or; special price $4.50 four-quart jee cream fr $2.25 $6.95 «ixquart White Monitor ico cream freezer; special price $2.98 $7.75 eight-quart White Monitor ioe cream freezer; special price $3.88 $9.50 ten quart White Monitor toe cream freezer; special price . $4.75 $12.00 twelvequart White Mont tor tee cream freezer; special MOMS Sennen. sah $6.00 $12.50 hose, GO-foot lengths; eale price ’ $11.00 hose, 50-foot lengths; sale price S $9.50 hose, 50-foot lengths; sale price - $4.75 $8.50 hose, 60-foot lengths; sale prive 4.25 $7.50 hose, 50-foot lengths; sale price 83.75 $6.50 hose, S0-foot lengths; sale price nhs x $4.96 bose, 60-foot lengths; sale veces, 248 the draperfes. & pairs, regular $25; to close “ $13.85 7,50 pairs, reguinr value $12.50; to close in Gonnection with above drop ped patterns we offer all of our odd pairs, consisting of every make of lace curtains— y come in 1, 1% and 2 pair to close, at exactly half price, sale will continue until these lots are entirely closed ont special sale bed sets— 3 white muslin bed sets, usual- ly sell for $6.00; $3.75 to close 1 cretonne bed set, in good col orings, strong and durable, us. at ee SOM te. 88 OR close hand 4 Nottingham bed seta, some patterns and very stylish worth $3.50 each; to Siese $1.85 8 cable net bed sets, handsome and durable patterns, worth close 1 cable net bod set, ‘a dainty and attractive design. Regu $2, lar value $6.00; to 95 close 1 beautiful cable net bed set, handsome enowgh for any sleeping room; actual worth $10; to close... 94e0 9 a splendid picture special | this great stool special-- $1.25 stool for 37c for Tuesday —this is a very attractive exactly like picture, are finished gilt, attractive tern and tron, frame work, covered with bright and pret and the subjects are all good—prinet te pelican Permian eoiedsi Wie a 18 pally landscapes—size of picture is 12x inches in diameter; regular value $1.25 23 im., frame gold finished and prettily extra special for 37 embous the regular value of these Tuesday only c pletures ia 760; extra but one to a person—No C. O. D., mail price for Tuesday only or telephone orders taken. solid comfort* very special sale mattings-| Se. Sl | ‘we give here some matting news of unusual Interest to the care i ful buyer—three items of high grade matting at savings of a fall third for Tuesday and Wednesday. extra heavy special weaves in ff heavy China matting—extra good quality—a mixture of col China matting—very service- ff able and attractive—comes in jf ors in red, blue and green; rem toch checks and figures: rea- ular value 25¢ yd.; 15¢ ular value 260 yard; 25 ! special price ....+..... special sale price .... c Japanese linen warp mattings—carpet and tile effects in a variety of colorings—this is 4 matting that is appropriate for any room in the house; regular value Wc to 40 yard; 1 pac on Seger ae 220 this $10 go-cart this is a splendid and practical folding go-cart, with all metal f frame, enameled dark green; the features of special import- ance are its lightness, simplic- ity of and ite strength—we are selling hun- dreds of this practical go-cart this season and place them on special sale for $6 95 another lot of these 30c stools --- extra — for Tuesday, 10c $2.45 regular vaiue $3.75. use at home or solid maple, for summe of construction folds very exten: sion foot rest—extra strong and well regu ne de $3.75; extra special for the week +. Qa compactly 1,000 of th for Tuesday on each stools specialed 10c {any number to a person as long ws the quantity laste.) just telephone us } 4 you cannot come to the store. | we will gladly 50 send a BUCK reguiar value $10.50, range salesman to a splepdid little dresser com.) tk = with you ‘ bie ~ 4 about the pur mode, suitable for camp an chase of a BUCK cottage use, nicely finished, } yange—about ex shaped top is 16x34 inches; } changing your old stove or range. He will give you full information beveled German plate mirror on the matter of range buying. 14x24 inches excellent value Just telephone and ask for the at $10.50; priced for $7 95 Stove and Range Department. ff the week at . Sunset, Exchange 24; Ind. 212, Ne a psiinntiinbibmigiandsaa little gilt logs are of a neat pat so is the