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HE SEATTLE eT AR pean At. AUG. 14, 1907, sible bidder. He holds the board, in the absence of direct fraud, has no power to rejegt the bids jand read vertise. WARN ACARST FAKES 'STATE NEWS , Officials of the Alaska-Yukon-Pa- cific exposition are warning Seat Police Officer W. P. Lamb, a The attorney general in an opt tle business men of persons who are | Bellingham, has fallen heir to alton to the county engineer of Le F going about tho city representing | $400,000 ostate in Michigan. is county bolds that officer ts on- themselves to be authorizes reps! Poot Milling will be allows at| titled to receive reimburse mont, y 7 | |ronentatives of the fair to nell wpe! the interayte fair at Spok the|fro@ the county for actual boar © € CITY GOVERNMENT OF LOUISVILLE wast OUT BY |tloally all the tmportant elty and DER OF DISGUSTED COURT—OUTRAGEO™S ROBBERY OF | CUNty officers, the appointment of the remainder being loft to the AN ELECTION-GOV. BEGKHAM, UNDER COURT INSTRUC: | iayor and county jorge TION £8 CITY NEW MAYOR AND CITY OFFICIALS, Then came an t 1 » claltiés to advert the expoaition. | ctty counctl having grepted™ Sorenle |and lodging expenses while away ead csniithianii 9 ment. The moounty etter on . The officials say Mey will nt In: | ston. - | from home on county busines wan elected on the Democratic! A total increase of about $12,000,-\of the rallroads is $3,200,000, The |dorte any business scheme Filing upon chotce timber tana | ———— ——- Star's Exclusive Service.) |a complete change brought about! ticket in 1906, waa Robert Worth|000 in the assessed valuation of| franchise naseusments amount to . n & TLLE, Ky eng, 14 —'Typ | >Y an clectiag, ticket * r jf enn county was afforded at tt Vngham, Ho was 36 years of age, |the county, and g reduction af the |about $6,000,000, while the large WILL F HT THEIR 2" today and @ long Hee of |” The Gr me has came over Low hat boom Boge Ay ypare Louleville | He came to Louisville trem oat lias rate in Seittio fro’ n@ils}mercantiio houses which, up to persons waited in front @f the land | e ‘otto wile In the past fo% wooks is guch) a Oe $° y ae oF Carolina, married a wealthy Loula-|to 28 milM on the dollar, is thegdate, have paid taxes on about 16 office there all night Mr, Schglle haw opened the “In a fC ville girl and arose to high position | probable outcome of the systen | ber cont of thelr property have had OWN BAT LES. The business m of Port Town. | novatfon Grotto,” the finest equip: at Loulaville bar, He became | adopted by County Assessor Parish,|® couple of millions added send are taking today off, “all on-| ped grill in town, at the corner’ot joying a picnic Viret and Gherry. Mr. Schelle has erning faction aroused bitter hostil: | oo ty attorney by appolotment in| aad in hich he ts beingomupported| The Seattle Brewing de Maltitix C. M. Hartwell will om Sept. 1|¢ngased some exceliont goncert and bo humains party. was scoured’ 1904, made the race In 1905 on the|by the County Board of Kquallaa|Co, the Moran Co. and fow sim: | Mallee foliuing talent for the entertain. t of his patrons 4 employes havé practic | Democratic teket@nd was thus one | ton . fla? corporations have contributed | lly served notice upon other labor jar that in 1905 there w | in (he fleld to ogpog@ it what wom yolons that én the future they will| *tart a new dally pager at Glympl jof the officeholders ousted by Qe More than 90 per ce m4 we mae Make an independent fight for|, Efforts are being made at Port oom? of ey mule t of the in-)about two million to make up the lea - crease comes from railroads, limber ;\neretfie, while improvements and | e c ; ke be - me ne range . eee 4 not allied with the |lands, coal lands, franchises of cor-| newly platted ane have mounted {Whatever logislation they may de-| Townsend to pry off the Sunday | deat of edd Lwnwmreie ood BO eeu caw ine, and had in| porations and other classes of prop: |up to several millions sive and will net call wp (Selticane, ee eapsawteg WP threw, , lee beth par we. Cues Ss tack tacured | tho bitter + eRanee { The ehetteme of t°0% Gan taremine s aor os hee There is much dipsatistaction. | vu. Ss. Navy Yad d enmity wtjerty which until this yoar always| Tho wmatl property owne h er class of labor representatives tot The attorney general % my - we af the machine loaders, He | managed tobe away or out of wight homes have hover oxcaped tie tyne. |Help them in thelr battles. Thix|an- offical opinion to the » itor a od eaten taken © etund for fair elec | when’ the asso naa . decision was reached after a fail-|of Pacific county thet when esunty owe of a committee | lint ee ie © for tho first! ie to fus@ with the Federation of| commissioners advertim for. bide B86 more’ battleships of eli classes 1 annem bitter, Ti Democratic ) }time in years found that their be-| | “ th ever before im the Dietary af diven es wae tightie a he asked the logis | ‘The proposed tncroase on the coal |idngings have not Inereasod lanes pie arsaionsy Mh mee te tay the Puget sound. tt 9 crowsed peer gly Fay al ‘relief, A#-county /and timber lands amounts to over! ‘This morning's seston of the PLAM |6 CONDEMNED. 20 comesrer’ to the lowest FeRpON | ith veeseis, ouch 0s the No i |The police, tm many instances, ral ham pra tg lhe wae yt Bigrn, $7,000,000, (he increase being from | board was taken up in considering | “eee * ~lbraske Oregon and Wiseow * : : Fed wi tion ky brute force. In| dar tid om Loulaville, while the rest | ie tee, to over $10,600,000 Aanenanont, several of which were| ‘The Woodland Park Distriet Im-| Pr. Lae Baker, dentint, 206 Bite’ vin “the gunboats Chicago, precinets the polla were ‘The increane-on the rightof-way | reduced tullding. Phowe, Main 6256. \Roston, Albany, Cherteston oné of the macht » had succeasfully en provement club at a meeting held hanged t® remete localities, where uit" the la : at the office of A. J, Goddard Tues the Democratic clecks proceeded to Meckham decided that day night adopted @ fesolution con Oriental Pilitard and Pool Par: |delphia, the prison ship Nipsic, and vote the prectnet, returning enor line best man for mayer was be EASTERN WASHINGTON OVERRUN WIiTR «: mning the proposed plan of the |Jors, 1416 Third ay., have & new the torpedo boats Paul Jones and » mous majorition for the Democrats. | ningham, and appointed. hi park board to have the car line | (sbles and the only 6x10 pool table |Goldsboroughy and the immense tn thotr haste, however, they voted] Gov, Beckham has filled all the through Woodland Park follow/|!n Seattle, A place for gentlemen, |drydock. oats leave Pier 2 Rousd ee he con-ciyreny i = other offices, and declares that he FARM HANDS LOOKING FOR WORK |s av, Instead of keoping to its] see trip only 60-conts will give Louisville the best gov | Brose nt right of way -- : ees a a | “Ruffalo, the training ship Phila lot boxes opened in the subsequent | orn mont t ponsible, —— — | © BECKHAM contest, it afforded damning proof. ov. sw: On ths tile @ Ge ee oe present overrun with farm hands, In a letter to a friend in this Monuments reaidaata have to atop when pry ‘of it to assure them | ts not a dream. | t mayor, a new) works, a new board of) new county judge, & new new faces in the court) a reorganized police force | ' six deposed captains, aad) changes all around : The “lid” is op in a way that fits | ‘The polich and firemen have bees xa that they must get oat of) and must even give up thetr) unable to secure jobs, that the clty fur whom Mr, Jones was at printed stories to the effect that tempting to secure work on an| Art Marble Company, 2011 Sec |many hands were needed and being | F Washington farm, he|ond ay. three doors north of Vér jfought aro false, and that the states that in practically every Both phones 1748. hee, INCREASED ims that employment agencies |town and village in the farming . ping mou to Bastern Wash- | districts there are bands o 1 [ERT Ss salete COFFEE. ington for work that does not ex-/ gry men, who, lured by the stories —we deliver “almost everywhere”— three important items of furniture reduced for the week-- from the large book- case showing, this special item--- regular value $20.00. —this fine library case is built of quartered oak, finished weathered, gold- en or mahogany, highly polished, has four adjust- iat, are true, is borae out by the told at employm (Star Special Service.) lovestigations of KR. & mes, a wild demand for farm han We want the credit of EVERETT, Aug. 14.--The session | Well known local newspaper man, the agencies fees to be shipped to » P are H Of the board of equillzation, whon | who ts at present tn Rastern Wash faring districts, only to fing|OUrs and are willing to) completed, will probably ab an | fugton that no work was to be found. _|take the responsibility for Increase in the asnoxied valustion | . - a nine | © ? it. of the county making the total/ from $24,500,000 to $30,000,000, The | Prices total is as yet only approximate, | On Men’s Medium Weight Suits bot ft te stated by the officials that it will at least reach that amount. | WELL, CUT, WELI. MADE AND PERFECT FIT. TING GARMENTS. NATTY, PATTERNS AND FETCH. Your grocer returns your money if you don't Hike Sebilling’s Best; we pay him NORTHWEST: TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY | to. which police delonged since time immemorial E The former county clerk, W | | Semonin, who, watll a few weeks ago, was a power in polities, bas! | been arrested on a charge of em | The tnerease is largely due to the raise in timber valuations, ‘This/ was the first county to send cruisers into the field to make a thorough examination of standing it being aieged tat Oe | timber, and the result has Le bebind in his accounts justified the action. Many tracts | tlate about $50,000, He bas er MAYOR ROBT. W, BINGHAM. | wore found to have been assonsed |i good this amount eeesmmenne | te loxmed-oft lands from which the | | Democratic officeholder® had re | cedar only had been removed, leav.| tained thelr offices by a small ma jing heavy growths of fir. One hold jdority. The Pusionists, however, re-/ing of the Puget Sound Mil! com | tuse i give up They instituted pany, formerly assessed at $12,800, | / & contest which cost thousands of bas been raised to $108.40. The {dollars and manopelized the local|tatter company has notified the SEATTLE, WAST. j chancery courte for, moatha, board that it will regivter a pro ING STYLES. SUITS THAT SOLD , te i ans : | The Democratic chancellors in|test. There will be an increase able shelves, is 65 in. high Louisville decided for the Demo-|of about $300,000 in Everett valua- | UP TO $24 NOW . s10 . and 36 in. wide; has hand- crotn The Sumniee raised $10.- | tons. | sia ah een eater A Savings Account some ornamented top and 000 more and appealed. —— —- ql J . NOW. ‘ 1 | The Democratic court of appeal® | mogy HORRIBLE SUICIDE PLAN |} ; ' a m0. hae | reversed the lower court in a dects UP TO $40, NOW .....cncseess value < ; extra spe- {fon im which tt reviewed the Louts- 3 | ville election with unsparing con-| Love Made Train ek Death in demnation, declared that every! Leopard's Teeth. note on the gamut of election ortme | |had been sounded at the 1905 elec. | Is capable of being used for practical purposes, of giving actual help in time of need, ifiness or loss of position. This is & good time to begin an ac count with this company. One dollar is efough to begin with. cial price for the week— J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. very special dress- ing case value for the week--- j ton, and that it was the duty of the | court to restore to the pegple of | Loulaville their liberty. i | The court thereapom declared “ jthat there had been no election in| & | 1905. as a free expression of the | F% | | wilt of the people had not been per EX-MAYOR PAUL C. BARTH, | mitted —_—_—_— The olection wan deciared nult! © The upheaval is the most tumult-| and void, the ‘that has ever been known in ousted, and the @ B. SHORROCK, President. J. P. HARTMAN, “ Vice President. a on came een purse so sepa < sow maper, 8 ALEXANDER MYERS, regular value $52.50. that it far surpasses in effect | council, a new city judge, and prac’) : , | ava — —this rich and elegant = ———— FIRST’ - Cashier dressing case taken from g SPELGER & HURLBUT—A STORE FOR EVERYBODY. our very large showing of fine dressers—the case is odd shaped and very large, 2lx41 in, of hogany; highly pelished, large case, drawer is odd and swell shaped; large French plate mirror, 1°: 43 in.; regular value 4 perCL laterest paid on Here IsYour Chance to buy such well known brands of fine whiskeys at a very low | price, as * —— Baltimore | Rye Guckenheimer Rye Our Doilar Rye Big 4, Old Bourbon w Dress Goods A fine sprinkling of the new wool! dress fabrics for fall has | The opportunity of a lifetime now presents itself to those wish to make their money go as far as possible. New ods coming to light every day, and better prices made . The month of August cannot be duplicated Money-saving bargains. Come in. H if arrived within the 7 | VANNUZZI AND HIS LEOPARD. || them in our large d windows, Among them are New SPECIAL DRIVE IN MILK JUGS ‘(Seattle Star's Exctusive Service.) ||, Plain Suitings, New Plaids and Fancies, and many hand OLD PRICE S0c—Heavily giased carth- NOW | ROME, Avg. 14—~Driven to mee some dark color effects, with invisible stripes and checks, erm Mutk Jugs, in neat tulip decoration eae because ot unacospied love ot IE Prices are from 65c to $2.50 a yard. Qualities are the good One-half gation size. Just the thing to ‘a married woman, Julins Vannurst | keep milk cool. For Thursday we cut the most prominent animal trainer) | kind you can always expect us to sell the price very low, and they go at, each — st few days. We are showing some of $52.50; extra special for the week— ‘in Italy, tried to commit suicide by | goading bis feroctor leopard Por thos Into attacking him. Vannesal) now Hes in a dangerous condition in « Rome sanitariam, suffering from severe teeth wounds. Only hot frons de the beast release | New Blankets. Trunks and Bags. plaid bed blankets in} Travelers, attention! Here are Deck Brooms. YS SELL AT 450 CAHEN-OREW PRICE 50c— Stone, two-gallon size Hest Kaeneas corn, bound special for the week--- very handsome combinations some of the best bargains In fitied with cover. For with galvanized band 9 7 tan, & ns Bell of Anderson Price the man. here was a terrible an, brown and white.} trankse and eult cases you have Tm 2 ae 25c¢ ee ae sate 2 c scene in the audience while the an- | are the newest fad in ever happened on. Now ts a Keystone §=Monegram regular value $12.50. ~ Croquet Sets. ima! bit Bad tore at the man in the bed coverings and are so at good time to buy the one yqu (Ror Pylt Quarts.) this Mission style, solid VALUES UP TO $1.50 we |} tractive ae to be well worth may soon need. oak Psy hsb — are only 25 of these, and your attention. They come in i nicely finished weather- PRICE 10c—Hard they will not last long. Pol full double bed alse and ? $6.98 Suit Ca $5.00 Splendid Keystone Liquor Co. e E. H. HARRIMAN TO. REST ON COAST tt is said thet ©. MH. Harriman, the ratlroad magnate, may spond | some time on the Paetfie const re} cuperating from the strain of work. | A dispatch from Klamath Falls, Ore., states that pr auions have been made for a two weeks’ outing for a party of 12 to apany the . has convenient inner compartments; large drawers and under shelf; the regular vatue of this Si ET RIA lesk $12.50; priced extra special for the week— $7.90 Veneer Chair Seate ished hardwood, four or eight money by repairing balls. Tomorrow's ead . pousnelt 5c price c . v are priced $6 $3. 85 quality br lexther Dress 1123 tet Ave. Phones 1184 at to Suit Cases, well made, with he Only Exclusive Family nnn reinforced corners, strong Liquor House in Seattle. Women's Belts. frame, inside lea per straps, Lawn Mowers. WORTH $3.50—Our “Crescent” Lawn Mower ts warranted and self-sharpening. Special ly priced for Three-in-One Oil. SELLS ALWAYS AT 10¢ BOT. g00d brass clamps and lock | Final clearance tomorrow of ail Regular $6.98; special ‘tomor. the summer styles fn wash we 5. 00 only . belts at the my prices ever quoted $3. as Matting Suit Cases $2.95. lightest and most durabte, t and most satisfactory Pertection Wa'tle iron, Gold handle; for No. 8 stove er |} Wash Belts up to 500 for 14o—~ railroad magnate we Take your pick of all we have low priced Suit ¢ made. Watering Pots TLE—This celebrated off can Ms r toll ; ce 5 » } ATT MEN GATES. any of them are nicely Have reinfor %, good }OLOD PRICE S0c—tieavy ral be used for all lubricating « o6 MEN SSLOe s. broidered, Lots of them ane straps and strong look. Reg . corrngated, fine purposes. 5 / st ial buckles worth far more than ular $2.98 9 9 | ay, serew top. A new Special price 9C IH) OOP gay mde per the salu price. Regular prices ff special at 95 oda Gold Paint, Mead haa appointed Prank ©. Juck:|{) 8T® really 2he, 36¢ 1 te dts diene Ghee marae hese mn » [J son and Corwin 8. Shank of Seattle = © . 4 cement ggg dae cranes: Hl trrreCo, ALWAYS 26¢ CAN—"Radium” Hood Chaplain John Le Cornu of the price only CH Bangup good vered || ° Gold Paint ts ready for use HH Want toa ; Trunks, with hardwood slate, }/| the best gilding material wee Wane pematentiony 68 60 ther Belts, only 11o—Many heavily reinforced corners, ates from this state to the Na atyles to choose from. Some strong clamps and good pat PiANOS, ORGANS, TAL ING MACHINES, PLAYER PIANOS. tion Prison congress, which meets | at Chieago Sept. 14-19. } RECORD 18 SMASHED. de. Thured: tes mate. Thursday's price 10c House Hatchet. PRICE $1.00—Hurty, hand ham of them are a little soiled, but locks Hav inside tray others are in good condition ith two compartments. Are in every case the buckles are fron bound and have sheet really worth 1 iron bottoms. Regular prices price » than we os te . mered, black steel, claw Hat- }i| The mid-summer rush at the ask tomorrow. Choice of 11c SBP to $10.00; $7 59 Cline § Piano House Fruit Jar Ri ch Pr 59 building Inapector’s office shows no the tot at only sy Papecial at ‘ ings. tomorrow at ... VEG Misicns of diminution. Yoaterday | ~~~ SOBs |.’ PAS Ee Seattle ite DOZEN wit. Eh tne record for number of permits cme ete - It does Curtain Rods. in a single day was smashed again FLY ON THE FLYER Day to une the old ones. VALUE 26e--These Brass Ex there being a total of 56 permits foren bd . ™'s price, 4 tension Rods have large ail ff! given out Hair Goods Demonstration RAT TLD-FAC Der ase c vor ends, You can buy them [f} -— ~ . F tomersew at, c Washington needs stricter insur <a ee ——— ‘ posers ance laws, All kinds of wild cate A Halr Goods Expert ts demonstrating the use of a beautiful amily Scales. —- are springing up eee! natural halr pompadour tn the store this week. She has also r change on special sale a wonderfully fine asw Switches, which have been imported f tment of natural Hatr ma Ky moh convent and are #o luxuriant and beautiful that we TH $1.00—The Columbia : 1 ly Seale wit nave its neeytne Grass rae PALACE MEAT MARKET | Price short tt Weigh up to 24 por Ounces. “Tomorrow's Price te onty 3c Jr, Agent 50. $35 old reliable “Keen Kuttpr ie manufactured from the poultry and fish, 504 beat steel. Priced tomorrow at For choicest and freshest me » Ow ract is, 1 have worn LILLAGAR & BARKMAN them for years. Really it’s the best hat! can 1310 Second Ave. _ find for the money. AGENCY FOR THE BARGAR a Qo see the Green Lake R ervoir Addition today. Houses and lots easiest terms. Green Lake car to Green Lake Sta ion Branch Office. INTERNATIONAL BONO & REALTY CO., 387 Ploneer Bik Main 1156; Ind, 4048. ALBERT HANSEN Diamonds, Watches, FIRST AND CHERRY Optical Department Standard . 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