The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1907, Page 8

i | ' j cs) 8. bed ° SECRETARY TAFT, HOME-LOVING WANDERER, IS NOW REVBLING IN VACATION WITH FAMILY” one ADIAN SOIL THE BIG) SECRETARY 1s PLAYING} GOLF AND RENEWING AG.) QUAINTANCE WITH WIFE) AND CHILDREN AFTER 100,000) MILES OF TRAVEL | (Seat Star's Exclusive Service.) | MURRAY BAY, Canada, Aug, 1@ This {s the place where Secretary ‘Pott ts spending his vacation, And} @ joyous vacation ttefe, though a With him are Mra} nly dangh Misieh the oldest son and a Yale e®ydent tn win who @ "A mere strenuc ehilderene He etary's drother Taft of © ves, and not fa home of Jus United Btate | Such an outing as (his with hts treat to a home Taft who 00 “miles ainoe e ha he abinet and? who w t on another trip after his va nis It is @ or J a friendly RAY BAY, CANADA, match “ . The Murray Ba links are laid On Sundays he disc his fam! fa thousand hilis./ tar auit of gray no} and these holes dons a sts the way out on the side There a holes are reac ¥ ver glimbing. aping ditches, tra ing along dus ugh and by other difficult routes ov rocky way. It ¢ 4 a good three hours to get around then Secretary does it with a of 95. The Taft summer he of Murray Bay, greatly resem lipino bungalow, and roughout with Filipic carts, presentation there is even a Filipino servant, Oy Mantico, who tnsisted on following streny @ secretary to the United Ohioan tates Taft wort na the summer Tn the town itself, the little old from seven fn meh Canadian hill town, /eight or half-past, dictating ‘aiou Taft” ie the one tmportant |secretary his options onc figure. Prominent Americans of all war department matters @erts come and go during the sum- come by the might mall fer, but he is the one unfailing has breakfast Sgure of encsenl interest rain or #hine ble mountain morging until FRACTIONAL ASSESSMENT oF ComMOn, OS ee” Superintends New York's Vacation Schools Some peculiar stories have crop {one of the ped out in the sessions of the board ® request @f equalization, causing consider sae ation of the honesty of the Col able merriment. Among these yew | or the tate terday it was developed that in ation wa 1905 H. R. Clise and BE. Ll. Blaine, members who were neighbors, were Ssseesed $15 for half a cow, for to it. This was « after some fave it was necessity of « lay and ine fouvd that the two families owned | ven Incident to administration w in common and not to avoid the This year Mr. Clise ta assessed for a whole cow, while the Hisine Assesement is still for half a cow Coleman, a corpor isting of the ach the family property was transt to avoid the state Lawrence Lawrence Colman's req and the tax paid terday to the board of equa This and a for an increased assessmen mn be t Property of the Colman ew oe PARSON SCORES THE RICH. = tats na| BEAUTY BANCES Rockefeller’s stor Lands Hard on Unpitying Wealth TO HER DEATH ae (By United Press.) EVANSVILL®, Ind, Aug. 10 When she danced all evening and through the early hours of the morning recently on a river Miss Rosa Zipp, beautiful daughte of President Frank Zipp, of | the | Southern Sweat Pa | areamed that she was ¢ self to death. She and physicians vay ¢ | to the dancing tittle t rday REV. CHAS. F. AKEU. the company to (Seattic Star's Exciysive Service.) | daily it would requi CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y¥., Aug. 1 exhaust the supply “What right have we to luxury while others starve in the al plenty?” asked Rev. Charles Fred-}Germany’s Royal Fourth of July erick Aked, John D. Rockefeller's Boy on His Feet Now New York pastor, in an address here Obristianity cannot rest while m and women are robbed of their right to happiness and rest. Whi erty remains and evil conditions which should sad den and « obtain, we have! no right to a life of case. 1 CHICAGO MEN LIVING TO FAST KAIGER'S GRANDSON WALKS. (By United Press.) CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—Strennous life is killing men of Chic tremendous rate, while women are fnere in long endurance b the During the past seven mon five men have died to two women, according sta tistics published. Men are living 80 per cent faster, take lass care of themselves, eat quick lunches court danger, dissipate and work harder } PRETTY GIRL FALLS INTO PIE Hoosier Belle’s Beauty May Be Ruined By Accident, es | HAGERSTOWN, Md., Aug. 10 Mios Josey ey, the pretty daughter Kavey, a far mer residing near Keedeyaville this county, was the victim of a pe cullar acetdent and her beauty ma be marred for life, While she was| BERLIN, Aug. 10.—The kaiser's | ausisting her mother to make cus |8t@ndson, little Prince William tard pies at her home Miss Kavey | Who celebrated his first birthday on fainted aud fell face downward in-| July 4, can just walk and has been toa hat Mra. Kavey had just | Photosraphed standing on his leg take m the stove and p’ on “ys x_~ was frightfully burned and a phyal clan bad to be summoned ta at-| VIGIT THE JAPANESE TEA tand bor. ROOM. 806 Second Ave. oo ny are b th, as i te abn the season for throw SECRETARY AND MRS, TAFT AT THEIR SUMMER HOME, MUR nes to the link mily. Just before the death family, and all of ment of time that apprained ggonananiiaoAnonanoay 5S EVANGELINE WHITNEY town Michae der of Chicago Grief oversthe 1,300 teachers due . girls In cooking dresemaking BOOSTER FOR ALASKA FIND 45.675,000 TONS OF COAL. of the Team Drive | HAZELTON, Pa. Ang. 10—The und his Various os on a tour of inspection Lehigh ey Coal Hpany hae open is ed to be the larges pping In the world. It | at Lattimer he « cs vid i Oo fee ¥ t fet in th ne and extends from Lattimer Drifton, at least six thle. I js eatin at were Schooner A. F. Coates arr TAGE SOLD. EASTHAMPTON mall section earned, there would be very little worrying over financial troubles A savings account helps. $1.00 will start one for you with this C which we pay 4 t compounded semi-annually ILL FROM MILK LOUISVILLE nan lang (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) | borhood has been stmilarly Monuments three doors north of. Both phones 1738 THE MARKETS Incroasing supplies of tomatoes ning into the market have cag» the price of this vegetable to drop to 50 cents to $1 & box, Very little s as quoted on We Large supplies of fruite and vey etables are being sent up Ne today by the comm chenge has taken place fr th jon houses. Jemand i# also brisk in butter on, o « to the faet that ing went wp to the t the lant of bh bills | 1 Taina honey. per cane, 4.0008426, | Mrained honey. § r | ; as i * S@t! oo, Cal " " HL oo par ‘ Hutter, ah. loos Oregon, (ONE) ren Masters ranch 22@ Twin on, 6 Wie A, tT egon Twine, 6 wo va, TD ‘ cen 4 ‘ Pouttry ih gitye: Wwollers, 1h, me yoke t ere, 10018 trosen fowl, 1% inter, ihe " . % per bet ron, pe Aieck owen, per we Th lamba, per ton. | tubby, aitadee An unknown n fatally Edward Granger, a miner, at Butte last night with a candlestick in Georgia are to be cent on the gross re bollermakers on the Pacific, expecially at Angeles see to arbitrate a straig ‘or their first plum dena at Canton, China wowed imperial order Tell » beady eahon a to have examined the teeth. srteen vomels have been char Atlantic to the Pa of the warships to be u the coast this wir C. MeDonald, the ring plore, ts 4 of his pret ra MeDonald. who shot killéd Webster Guerin, a for lover, is on ae the canee r the presidency and Helpers fonal union wer settled by: tion of Danig) J. Tobin, of hea, of Chi yearr ‘ 4 H. Harriman will shortly leave York on his annual swt road p REGIGTRATION COMPLETE finally closed nat tor pe election to be a t 2 the Twe Thir hw ward the t and in the latter ward, 2,16 ast night from San Fr f piles your hat of & N. Brooks:& 1391 Second av mo BAD PLUMBING BAO HEALTH. sink, Factory prices. Calf 1 H. BROWN PLUMBING ne st oe ding money that he hae wedish, Norwegian and Ger ages spoke Jin a public elevator in jing down I wa |weveral foreign i. | est meat, fish a THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1907. * * * - * * * BY BEULAH DANFORTH, For the Seattle Star ‘Twas an upanddown road to od to knowledge that 1 was avsig n by the elty ht out an Inter yesterday afterno editor but It bre esting fact The man who takes off hin hat tle te I started from First av, and Yew lor way at the Mutual Life bulld ing, dropped in at the Washington block and went to the top floor and back; into the Sullivan block the corner and up to the Alaska building; across to the But ler hotel; retraced my stepmto the New York bi story In the levator of the Haller bloek went to the sixth floor of the Burke; had business which toot me to the t floor of the Savoy hotel eet and went to the tap floor of Stone & Fisher's; down to the Arilggton ho- te}, then I went down Mirat ave. and on acrons the {took the elevator at the Rainier Grand hotel to the upper all of the elevators the ma. passengers Were mon, and | cer tainly had a most splendid oppor tunity to wateh the courtesies of or. In the opposite sex The firet ele for was in the Mu tual Life building. 1 was the onl woman, and there were three men Two were doctors off, and the third ma puffs of his vl ® Whata the Sull matly & n they k heir “slouches” upon their heads When I went into the Alaska ng it took me some time in order to get into ar whore the men were in th jority I stood there so watching the four lifts go w TOBACCO KING IN 600 Duke and His New Wife Going in for Tremendous Campaign. £TY. THE NEW MRS. OUKE ttle Star's Exclusive Service.) NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—Mre. Nan Duke, ¥bo as Mra. oman re ly married Jas. I) Duke, the king, is planning for « mendows social campaign t ing season. The Dukes have town house, and the tobacco king himeelf has more millions than he generally been pected of VESSEL CAPTAIN DEAD. Capt. J. M. Puette, well known among vessel men, died In oon Vulatons at the Wayside hospital this morning after a nigh drinking. He w mnd in his reon the Grand b fe me ‘ Istons and hurried to the hos pital, Coroner Carroll will hold @ postmortem this evening connections are to nm Port Gamble betw % for the last boats on from Seattle, If there ts traffic a dally one service may Outofthe ordinary Japanese joods, 866 Second Ave Fleet of Battleships at Nayy Yard oe PALACE MEAT MARKET d av., has the best and fresh Itry. Phone 18 for your Sunday chicken. Both phones 6 Adva t ls are daily coming th fash! center now showing early advance styles in high grade Tallored Suits, Coats and Skirts. Our custom department will make garments to measure at reasonable. pri Novelty Cloak & Swit Co., 1316 2d Ay. CHERHHARAEAR RARE KERR ERAER ORR KEEP THEIR HATS ON IN ELEVATORS*IN WHICH WOMEN RIDE errr ren Serre rn nn iis ea. a ee ey down that finally the gentlemanly |"d¥ual romance ts brought to Nght | #%et & neighbor, whey the little starter do anything for me asked me if he could! 1 hastily stam usher@ me Coming down hat came off what & difference at the Piller hotel took his hat off through and through New York block, there were two ladies tn » and two gon Not @ hat was lifted ‘BETTER SITE FOR STATE nw the elevator went to the top| and one ro bis hat in his hand simply wanted to mop his brow waa pertpiring @arfully All kept their bats on. When I asked for the & Fisher's two men took rity of | Arlington and Ra en & woman entered keeping on of no evidence of disec » women in first also careful not Tam going to make th SELL WHITE SLAVES (By United Press.) PITTSHPURG |conservative railroad man. He algrette jo a lad isn on her neat young just hatched. off her plumes andéowings lif you don't like Schilling’s Best »| we pay him. Francisco today hips at Nevy Yard TING. ™@ FURUYA co., home tnsurance U. yy Navy Yard battleships of all classes » prison ship Nipsig, and Goldsborough, boats leave Pier 2 We Give You Credit Silk Suits Millinery at Half Price Pacific Outfitting Co. 422 Pike St. If a Man) Lots of would only think twiee before Trouble Not to mention financial los can be avoided by keeping your important papers, silver, jewels, etc., in a Safe Deposit Box. cost is comparatively $3.00 per year and up. -SecuRITY SAVINGS & SAFE DEPOSIT CO... 113 SENECA STREET ‘WOMAN WEDS BOY'SHE. ADOPTED; AND PROMISED DAUGHTER T0 PEITSFIELD, 11, Aug. 10%-An sept Vire) Thomas, the by the deuth in Pittefteld of Mre, Ue? 4 Tho 0 ole forward Bel Virgil Thomas, who married tt hen the daughter vee voy she had rajsed from infanc iM ve % afte th oti nted him fm be “ co beteell bee coming her soninJaw ' the Mra. Thomas, 46, when a: « ie ca married Wm. Belford, Chagnbers the 5 nae conld tig: burg, Ul The couple moved to /th « | south we t Missourl, where @ dauch Virgil ter was born to them. Later the A botter nite will be selected f bustdi / ilding, |the Washington state building than | f © erected of that alre solected, ding to |" ‘ The th the statement of the |} Arke ‘enough state con r the © daplay ence with t et {| be pon. the Alaska-¥ukon- Pacifie expe ni A eo w i q - : ae yesterday afternoon The wite set | fe bankers ryt ald Alaska be utllized. | sche nance the ne he jing will bt £0 tb ' tate funds for is not’ enough to| stoners and the exposition ettec, acc at the R ser elub Peay aged I 4 regarding | Jacob § 9 cora waa * ent | . GUIGAN 1S =< , Ni ore | Battleship a - fer 000 — re Rolled roast teleg (Star Gpecial Service.) steak 15¢, leg one ’ ST, PAUL, Minn, Aug. 10—8. P, | Third Ave, dint viee president of isf y, loaves ‘ after holding his po sition for the last five months. At ings does not not | 1, when Is co leaves this afternoon jit is never to return McGuigan left the Grand Trunk }to come to the Great Northern. He oS jie & most progressive as well as toles clashed with the ¢ t Northern power that be--James J. Hill—and Battleship Nebraska at Navy Yard “ee ned on diamonds, idential Reasonable rates, 204 Bailey Bidg Money No one need fel aay tancy about opening count tn our ‘ 5 ment with ONE We have a great accounts 4 with this are desirous of of them » Matter ho eccount, you wiht courteous @ tend to our TEA, The most significant ween you and cer is moneyback. signifies lairness. Your snes your money > — SHORROCK, [XANDER M Grass” signs at Earli Take your fly out Sunday and enjoy yourselves. Rentor 1. VLA SMITH, the glorious little ginger snap. For what better company could you wish? They're snappy and have just enough ginger. Seattle’s Biggest and Best Sunday Newspaper. The Post-Intelligencer SAA OT Best Pictures, Best Exclusive Feat ures, Best Comic Picture Supplement In Colors, Best Sporting Section Don’t Fail to Read The Post-Intelligencer Every Day To Get All The News All The Time SE