The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1907, Page 7

9° & _ THE SEATTLE stak—MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1907. 7. lough | hac Ho » . ’ : ’ Francisco SatiQay cht wi p Le n » and bi ited wift PPINTERS ARE HOLDING: = 2Sec"o8e"": SPEEDING AUTO INJURES =. ouput 26 1 AUBURN CELEBRATES, | tutu Sat catscr tact © { ary com mia wounded tn the conflict and rs = a of British Columbia. bu ae oe man, In an interview at Omaha - - woman bystander serlously hurt Saka pail Garvt | or jervice.) route weat, stated that the coal 4 ON NEW INCORPORATIONS ° OCCUPANTS OF. CARRIAGE Loggors will resuine operations! avin, Aug. 12—It was @ | famine was caused by Increased ph | along the Columbia river this week ied, aaa Ghee ae wines Seale ‘ 600 great day here Saturday, This cit Fire at Mantia has caused 600 B®) 4 Hundreds of people from ¢ not keep ap with the demand OLYMPIA, Aug. 12.—The follow United Press.) Joague and others, and a response |!9# tneorporation papers wore tied | Diving along at what oyowilt: miracle, The Perrine wore driving | tives to become regres |by coleprated, in spiendid by Proaident Lynch of the Interna-|{® the office of the secretary of [MMS declare to havo been a tor | up the thoroughfare and the Auto) siggy Margaret Drexes, me ft lfrom oarly morning, nlll. late The tle Removal Pano a onal Typographical unton, atate: | ritic rate of mpeed, an automobile mobile was going in an opposite! nous Philadelphia beauty, may! viene Joe Mornor’s birthday. Joe| % Y. 8 Johnaton Co. com According to the report of Bee! Supplem }iast night wrecked a carriage in| direction, The chauffeur appeared ° fe iad Amel fay agg ** | this mornt Don't watt, Come at retary-Treasurer J. W. Hramwood, [Ray tam eental articles of J. A. front of 1009 First ay. &, Injuring|wnable to gulde the machine. Tho| take the vel |is the ex«narshal of this city and | eee ne cond avenue, #e the total membership of the unt Fe ae Company, changing | Mr. and Mra, F.C. Perrin, of 151% jcarriage was completely wrecked,| | Frank Rockefeller, brother of jone of the city’s “bewt known.” He eesatatens ~ oe union, |{8 now 42 Of the afttl aimoa Crock Lumber | Heimost av, and then disappeared | Tho auto which caused the damage | John D. Rockefeller, says he In| could not remember just se ne a bat orn. | Valens, the ¢ man Am " 4 . }down the street before an officer’ ne numbered 1981, but the pe Hoo | Writing @ true history of the Oll jhe was but the local ple and len oamences! Here, tne mere | Sise SUh; Gee, Walters LAU tamer iowee Dae at, Club. of Goorke- | could reach the noane lat doos not go higher than num. | King, and when it ts published the |those from Kent, Orillia, Sumner ns ag BT Ain the great throng |ber# and the Nowspaper Writers |Reoce, ober and FF. P." phat tho nt did not rosulkjber 1,300, betng complete only to Ameriean poople will stone Jotin D./ Puyallup wnd other valley towbs Everything for i a pas ewooped down | 4 members, The receipts from] Deep Lake Lamber company, ot |!* * !Atallty maldered almost qi qune 1 out of the country, He hints, “go |did not care, they were out for pat eee iy. It te estimated that capita ta® for the year were | Enumclaw, $25,000, by 8. Latrom: | Stonemasons ines _~. {and ask John where our father t#.”|a genoral good time and they all the Home gh] amber of delegates and Si TLS9G.9%) and from sasesHments | boise, Olof Eckman, WO, 1 Martin A. Knapp, chairman of |bad it, There were all sorts of fetal number Of Generis, wil |$L071.404.89, onotite Gawn trom |f. H. Cooper. And Secon BRIEFS BY WIRE Houvor (DB. Cy varrintors Saturday |ine Interstate Commerce Commis-|taces and general sports, Joe} Q ruatives. ae eriemens and |hO serike fund during. the. year |and A. FStone ndrew Sorenson tn & ame of baseball by the score| gion, was married Saturday night | Berner received many presents and P a na in all kinds of New 1,000, act. | @mrounted to $1,047494.89. The to-| ay Of 6 to 2. At New York to Mrs, Mary N. | congrasulations, pee artes ee ane men of the city Janoaville Lnvestment company, ne focal tal Pecetpte for the year were lof it Queen Victoria of Spain is said | Gardner, of Syracuse, conjunction with th 250.68 o v@rett, $50,000, by F. R. Pend: Offictata of the Colorado & South M a 4 ‘, beat selection of Second-Hand he walon and other bod-| $1L.804050.56, | an against $1.08. loton and Irving A. Bearce orn railway have evidence that the| {2 S® sala In a delicate condl| secretary of the Interior Garfield Are Bound to Go Quickly Houseturnishings in tho Stato Sel organized tabor, have made tt ee ot rit en §, ho total ex | Northwostern Electrio company, | fire whic od the explosion af| "2" in on route through New Mexico to) ‘The gigantic Removal Piano Sale rf 2 , AB AgAINIS Of Boattlo, day morning, in| (eho Bererigk, aged 18, has been | the Indian territory eof D. 8. Johnston Co. commenced te preparations for thet ot | ee ae ie in 1908. ,000, by L. B. Sted: | Boulder nt, ‘The program for (he man, F. A. Hrost, Bd. W | which soveral were killed and many’) SeMtenced to 60 years in the Mon-| », |this morning, See article headed ng vonson Included widens | ite ' , , |A & Ransom, 6. © Bratt A: |bulldiogn ‘wrecked, was. of Incen!| ‘B® penitentiary tor the murder | a ine Mpworth League Cl ‘tangua|""Big Plano Sale Starts This Morn Mayor Jodd, Chair Seattle ts represented by ©, EB. | Flower, Nelson Grimatoy, B.C, Kil.| diary origin of'® ranch hand last spring. at Des Moines yesterday en route ing,” on page 7 for full particulars ~ (igantic Removal Sale « Pianos, Organs, Pianolas, , welcome by os Mon's| Fisk. Bee 60 Bisele of the Buslaes o's | Fis! Secretary R. M, MeCul bourne and A. Chilberg | Seattle lawyers trimmed the Van | Italians fought a duel in San/ to Chicago. D. S. Johnston’s Big Removal Sale Commenced Bibs src ws no only oe te tarot inthe This Morning Gest mene emportum in the Woest—arranged and equipped with ‘modern faciiity for the uptodate and economical retailing of a Pianos and Musical lustruments. A Rousing Clean-up Sale of All Instruments Now On Hand Tomorrow morning, at the Pioncer Piano House, commences the greatest sale of High-Grade Pianos, Organs and other musical instruments everheld in this or any other city—greatest because of the high character of the Pianos and the ridiculously low prices at which they are now offered Our new building, at Third and University, issmearly ready. The new quarters will be stocked throughout with an immense and specially selecté@ assortment of the world’s best Pianos, Organs, etc., which are already on the way from the largest Eastern factories. (It is the largest single ship ment of high-grade Pianos ever made west of Chicage.) Accordingly the many fine brand new Pianos, Grands, Uprights, Genuine Pianolas, Player Pi- anos, Church and Parlor Organs, Band and other small instruments, Talking Machines, etc., now on hand will be closed out at once at terrific reductions. We fully realize that only the most extraordinary inducements will move so many Pianos at this time of the year, but they will move. We unhesitatingly predict that this Closing-Out Sale will mean the greatest sale of fine Pianos ever witnessed in the United States. costly Baby and Parior Grands and Special Art Style 8 : a § at greatly sacrificed prices. Basy payments. Space will not permit of the description of the many rare values now offered. Suffice to say nothing will be reserved. Everything must go in the quickest possible time. Think of being able to secure such world-famous makes as the Kimball, and Hobart M. Cable, and Schumann, and Schu- bert, and Bell, and Kensington, and Lakeside, and Cable-Nelson, and Bailey, and Clarendon, and other” highest-grade‘igstruments | gveitvthe Gigrious Chickering, of Boston, at tremendously, reduced prices. It's the chance of a lifetime, and shrew buyers will be quick to grasp the opportunity, wT HTH PRICES STRIKE BOTTOM Just read these prices: $156, $138, and even less, now secures choice of several well-known New the now Pe Oo York makes, in fancy oak or mottled mahogany, or in elegant wa'aut cases The $325 styles now $172, $196, $204. A clear saving of $153. The regular $450 values now $285, $324, etc., etc.; and no advance in price when easy terms of $15, $20 and $25 down, and $6, $8 or $10 a month are desired. Remember, each and every instrument is strictly brand new, and the very latest style, and the D. S. Johnston Co.'s “Iron Clad Guaranty” accompanies each instrument sold. “Money Back” if instru- ment purchased is not found, after delivery, exactly as represented, and satisfactory in every respect. SLIGHTLY USED ONES GO TOO Reliable used Pianos go at as little as $35, $43 and $58. Fine Uprights at $64, $76, $92, etc. Good Organs—Church and Parlor styles—from $15 up to $78 high-grade Pianos, atrietly brand new, and in the Bow go at reductions of 30 to 50 per cent. Easy HERE’S A CHANCE FOR A PIANOLA Genuine Pianolas, in all woods, from $65 up to $150, while they last. A Cecilian Player, $42. A good Apollo, $68. An Angelus, fine, $65, Another Cecilian, virtually new, $103, Player Pianos, brand new, as low at $418, $427, etc. These rare values will surely be snapped up the first day. A nearly new Simplex Player now only $98 Talking Machines, the regular $25 values, while they last, $9.60. Bear in mind, we also have the largest assortment of Edison and Victor Talking Machines and Records in the West. VIOLINS, BANJOS, GUITARS, BAND INSTRUMENTS, ETC. Rare and costly Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Mandolins, Band Ip sruments, etc.—the very highest grade and best-known makes, and the largest assortment on the ( . now offered at tremendous re- ductions, The finest of MY latest sty10, 7 v a the we no Player, With it any one can the most di u tantly Here's a chance Remember, there’s no time to lose. The instruments are here. The reductions are genuine. ee Se ee Bhalla gene ne fered at less than one-third forme: There'll be hundreds of homes anxious to secure One of them. Deliveries cannot be promised during this sale, but we'll do our best to meet your wishes. Don’t wait. Don’t delay. Bear in mind, early buyers have advantage of selecting from large and complete assortment. Come, write or telephone at once. 4 tavdern Talking Mackise brings ihe @hohe ors ar home, randy to tw played atten ae meu ines new cme goa, wh Victor wed