The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1907, Page 7

THE SEATTLE arr a STAR tM ad) AUGUST 15, 190) 7. x AT LAST - | 1118 Betors » +1108 11884 Pulletta 106 | DEATH RECORD Radi whl wiet®to be satenod wil .. VO) ‘Bheth race, five furlongs, pure; A VER. hold a meeting in Lakeside hall 104 Hhede-yearoids. and upward | Deaths ware’ regid(ared today as @ | Dunlap, tonight, with ‘the idea of 1404 It) Primero * . POF ren erwwene. | 1866 | T6ld You 104/944] Naitic Bumppo ... +++ +109 | follows howing the Dunlap the | J.B. Smith .... +. 104 MOOT Grasscutter ooo e5 a Whipple. A. “Whipple, °72, orver P apne ee ‘i }aal Princess Titania 107| Aug. 11, Minor hospital + Judge Humphries and Jw@ye V i * | ne one mile and 60 yards, ag]? Youth, i 109 ‘orbett—Infant, Aug. 13, Ben will speak 5 Ss ty a three yearolds and up tH3 Lacen® toon 107 | te General hospital Tomorrow night the antt-annex 6) | me E 1406 Va Rona : 100; Giddings—Infant, Aug. 10, vat The hot fight between Rainier |ationiats, who are practically all (uae pone 7 . Avontellue : tees wee 1949 Col. Warwick 105) Olive wt Beach and Dunlap over the ques | citizens of Dunlap, will journey to eS) Cae, i} ie | on of annexation to this elty, to! R@nler Keach, where they in turn 4 si, 3 1 416 - 100]! Mining rules in Pennsylvania Germany's colonies are five Itmes N will seek to show the annexation ‘hy |1420 Miwa ile : 103 "live to be printed in thirty-two/as big as herself, thon of France |P® ‘elded at Saturday rollOn, | itn the wrong of annexing, Judge \\y 1 Heechwood * seeeeoes $8 TLR guAgOS to reach all nattonalitios |eighteen times and Britain's ninety. | has resulted tn a curious state of pindsoy and Councilman Hi Gill 1416 Mike Jordan * 104 | employed seven times larger than herself affairs, The citizens of Rainier! will probably be speakers | - Qu eh, NO NO MoRE 15. OO No téss All new and up-to-date fall and winter goods to select from. We carry 500 full bolts. FREE! FREE! FREE! Friday and Saturday Only Extra pair of pants free to every customer, no matter what suit or overcoat you select. * Union Tailors’ Union Label in Every Garment , 5 | men they can wi The Westera Union has eight re | _ Following are the averaight on ——— cruits a9 operators in the local of- maces at the (Continued) flee. | . = — First race, five fariongs, selling; te do any gor = Service at Portland, two yearoidts ae Herot fucay, end sha (Star Special Service.) 1990 Forest Reap «ey 108 m4 + iM 109 by a fine of not leas PORT! AND, Ore, Avg. 18/1301 Sagcy M not more than $3,000, « n telegraphers are sti! |!544 Rose i. man, and they claim that | 424 Leornardsdale m wncit bed S Ataied the report from lement is effected by | 130% Oluckstera * ws . 4 officers. 134 Frank Rose ,, ia The telegraph companies admit) !406 Sight) 104 ing bard hit, but manage to pick Grivetta * , bd enougl manipulators of the key |'304 St. Doreen am Gon 1922. If any person io keep the instruments from rust-| 129 Charlotte BD. . toe} Milifally oF maliciously cut. ine for want of use. Their recruits 1394 Gigana seteternes 100} or throw down any tele are made up of extelegraphers who! Second race, six furlongs, sell! hg ll 1 he gone into otfer lines of bual-jing; three-yearcids and upward | (4407) Wilite Grorm <. 199 hn gE sated nad _ | 1973 I'm Jo ideapend Ler Rs eee to ony tele (By United Press.) | 140T Mine 109 or shall willfully or ms CHICAGO, Aug. 16-~F ident J,| 1416 Blectric Spark. ft, beak of remove from Small was due to arrive hore this! 1395 Susie Gregg * any Wire used as om but his train is five, 1426 Dr. White shall, by the hoors late. He will be met at the, 1408 Kilborn wo Red une wtcs, or Pre epet by 1,000 strikers who will sce Frederick FE org Willfully destroy “out “Don't arbitrate: 1142 thuahaa Heelation of such. teiegra The enlls for a ral strike /1263 Silver dae throughout hee Uatted States and), 1350 Two Bilis Bor interrupt the transin!s ‘thectrie @@rreat through the ee shall ia any manner wi he or destroy any riale appertaint wi Low Bie, sal w! an nd the long distant fine; or obstruct or poet yerators will strike ¥ of any mes | “* two SED companies stop : the same, or procure % messages over their wires fay such fojury, interfer. | connect with outside poiots. ; , the person sc There is practicaly no change, in| jahall be deemed guilty « local situation, race, seven and ooe-b selling, three-year-olds 1410 Oannne 1416 Samrida * 1435 Duke of Orleans 1436 AltaneroO .......45 1412 Lucky Lad 1408 St. Albans * Mo ne » apd shall | A are fine not to exceed $5" Canadian Men Quit. : Hot to exceed six MONTREAL, Aug. 15—1t fs re] Fourth race, one and onefourt Y =" ler by both such fine aud ported here that the operators of Miles, selling; four-yearolds im the discretion of the Great Northwestern Telegraph | Upward i tw ike telegraph company | of sympathy of their United States sae tneictun oe ii times the amount ot | hacen] ae ies ayaa ain ON THE COAS 4 t is eatimated that one million | ine May we . yee ALL HAND TAILOR ED GARMENTS Cae : and a quarter of men are occupled | 1404 Royal Red .. in digging coal for the world. 1410 Jack Little Swimming Races and Water Polo Special for Friday and Saturday Between 1 p. m. and 6 p. m. Friday and Saturday, the same Black Broadcloth, the best make you can get in a suit. Black unfinished worsted. We will make evening dress suits, 3 or 4-button sacks or double-breasted sacks, any of these for No More $15.00 No Less Black doe skin Pants if you wish with these suits. appear to have adjust« aires to the situation, know. | a ee boenibio to: be | BIG INDOOR WATER CARNIVAL PLANNED—TO BE HELD AT sand railroad agents|. LUNA PARK NATATORIUM—NEW SPORTS FOR SEATTLE We alo e cor-| ATHLET ADI HANCE Teoading by caddie wa THLETES — LADIES WILL ALSO HAVE A © ic ‘Te the q | PRIZES FOR THE WINNERS. } am 38 Presidest) An indoor water carnival, in-/swimmors in the city and the races Ms the Westerns Caicg|tuding swimming races, diving | Promise tobe interesting. Entries oo E Sadlgn geeeypllt ys Why pay three times as much from. your high-priced tailors, or wear ready-to-wear clothes, when we can make you ikers {nsist | Contests os water polo, has beon| Tiining ts enter cam do eo at the} clothes for such a low price—$15—no more, no less. Made to order. Made to fit you perfectly rried on before finished. _ saining|} planned by EB. Rannioger, swit|qatatorium office. Prises will be | Made here - : N : “ it - ‘ “ Made here in Seattle by A-No. | tailor First class union labor. Best of linings a guarant« 1ing’s or ar g rar- ming instructor and tank manager |awarded to the winners of the dif t: : lings a guarantee. If lining iny part of gar ra of the bie natatorts At Spokane. | Park, to take place AStar Special Service.) ighis of Sept. 12, 13 , Wash, Aug. 15 rations are now | r the big event, which he first of the kind | Seattle, and every ef to insure its suc : ment does net wear you, we renew same free of charge. Make them to suit you. All up to date is our motto. We employ only A-No. 1 cutters and fitters. Our goods are first class. All wool, fast cok All shrunk before put in work. Hair cloth fronts in all the coats that do not break. Hand tailored throughout « NOW FOR YOUR SPECIALS ‘ Friday up to 1 fim. only, $5.00 safety razor or a stripe worsted pants, all wool goods, guaranteed at our salesroom, 518 Third Avenue, free, 4! fair of pants, with every suit up to 1 p. m., at our salesroom and workrooms. Up to 1 p. m. You get a black Broadcloth Pants or unfinished Worsted Pants free, up to 1 p.m. Worth $7.50, On Saturday, atrgither store, any black, blue or tweed or worsted suit with two pairs of pants, with each coat or vest. One free up to 1 p. mjsSaturday only. Remember, this fivans every customer up to 1 p. m. only, at either store, FREE ware with every sujt or overcoat. Our working capacity is 2,000 suits a month, We will employ 350 union tailors in our shops LARGEST TAILORING HOUSE ON THE COAST. UNION TAILORS TWO STORES Salesroom and Workroom: 3rd and Washington--Salesroom: 518 3rd Ave., in Coliseum Rink Bldg Our Motto: Square Dealing--If you are not satisfied NESS your money back | Open Saturday Evenings Till 10 p.m. | Lana | ferent events, Mr. Rasninger b on the| been connected with some of and 16. |largest swimming institutions | jog made | Sidney, Australia, and otha wilt beland has managed many big wa r held injecarnivais of this nature. For the rt will be| coming events he will organize sev ons, thus |eral teams and coach them in the urating Water sports among|easential points of wat pole tle's athletic attractions in su¢h| There will be events for novic a man that interest will not diejand ladies’ events as well as out are a number of good | the more expert swimmers. r EXCURSION tdneces|| OES OF Trouble Not to mention financial loss, can be avoided by keeping your important papers, silver, jewels, ete., in a Safe Deposit Box, The cost is compara tively light. $3.00 per year and up. “tc cre mw || SECURITY SAVINGS & SAFE DEPOSIE-CO. pial | 113 SENECA STREET