The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1907, Page 7

° ’ o THE SEATTLE STAR-—FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1907. . 7 x a 1419 Sanptper or] (1420) Miva Offictous onh | 1 Burwell Expects Orydomk Fourth race, five and a half fur| Sixth race, one mile, selling, { Rear, Admiral W, T. Harwell, ’ | puree, dye ide and up Lyearolds a jcommé@ndant of the navy yard at he er 109} (1408) Dave Weber vee a ie ciiah © (By Unites Prose) Bremerton, yesterday gave it as bis 4 1967 St. Francls 107} 1482 Oxanne am * Winens y United Pre opinion that Bremerton is soon to ’ i (1980) Batre Nows | 10T| 1884 Bachet % VASHOH 6 Re es ar ee A, Nob, Aug Thoo-|have a new dtydock, and glared ° 1428 Gosatper 102} 1408 Totanw ¢ Lake, has died at Walla Walls n, at one time comptrolier|that {t would only be @ ma@wr of o 4 v ‘ : ‘otanus . Aantal en tk heal at on mptrot puld only b (1408) Spring Ban .... ‘ 10a 1492 Stella A mY een og ary Campbell, nod 14, of this citym@nd former Danish con-)time until several drydocks would (1423) Aunt Polly 102] 1432 St. Albans . 97%) Nolther tho firm of Schubach and|™#"ried Henry Woodabury, aged! guj hore is short in his accounts |be located there wna titanate Hurning Bush +. OT] 1410 Red Ogden ; + LOTT ie entit ‘ forts A 49. The Muy and December wed-| with the Danish government about - : 1428 Hereafter . sereeees OT] 1870 Ponomah e ‘ 100 on nor the Northwestern | ding took place at Port Townsend |$12,000. He has handled several) Pienic at Pleasant Beach Sunday. hetwoen $800 me nnly . po alba Lari Avge Fifth race, one and one-quarter! Seventh race, ove mile, pure, {Sibamahip Co, wan communicative) At Olympl J. Kirkendatl, alestates for that government | agounion whe | Wednesday, July 2 he next dAY | milow, the 1909 ap, 3 parol ‘ veheoue hones t = * - — Bee Dudek, a timber opern” he falled to show up to 4 © 1000 handicap, S-yeurolda Byearolda and up gg {t2HAY 8 to the outcome of the state plone # died at the ago| pap ROI Le enn ee mysteriously minsing boat. The company deo AOx | 189 Ty Books aoe oh rt 105 | MKle regarding the sale of the ‘ . . “ SCHOOL SUITS JUST ARRIVED, ‘pean my : y 6 ‘oaaure Seeker , «+ 96] 1887 Tavora 1105 | es y “ Margaret Thompao: visiting! ‘The office of the United "States | M re 2UST ARM Ae uly 28, and (Cts Coared that lous and communtoated with the 1549 Chimney Swoop . 201) 1884 Krake 101) Seamer Vashon. The boat WA! with friends at WenatoMe trom Deo-|onginecr in thie vay has receivea| WW. 3. HUTCHINSON CO wae t with foul play, The | map relatives, byl they had not] 1421 Gorgalge . S109} 140 Piret Pi + 96) the property of Schubach and Ham-|troit, Mich., took a ose of sirych:| , \ | Second ay, and Union st. © Das me) i days | heard a word regal i | . ¥ch:| word from the war department that od notified ouresel ¢ * a a = As rt nS any possi 1408 Btiticho .....6 + 103) 1481 Kdwin T 101 | Mion up to @ fow days ago and Was | ning and died. jthe bid of $23,460 by the Puget! * waco h time detectives | ble change * plans. } 1434 Pulletta Pere 103) 1482 Pal . ++/107 | feed on the route between Seattle! samuel Hill and bis party from oP at a ge, tad | F tried ineffectually to obt#m | Tho minsing man was 35 or 36) 149 Hugh MeGowan 105 | 1417 Netting . 107 |and Alki Potnt Seattle are outing tn the Okanogan, | oun’, Dridge and Dredging Co. for urnaces his possible fate. | years of age, 6 feet 11%) tnches tn | (1949) Johnny ral x 1 hd nies work at Roach harbor had been ac-| . . fot Al Peo to le Dn Nt nthe mee eee, iuches {8 (1240)Johnay Lyons 106 | —————— — Vint | Ady peat thon stated that the vos] M. 8, Kimborly, who was found | opted We make a specialty of Hot Ale yoached Seattle July 19 | height, weighed between 180 and] 1987 Joe Coyne ., 107| Saturday and Sunday main visit:|@1 had been sold to the Katalla dead at Eilensbutg tast Sunday in| Furnaces. Let us give you an ew Y #1190 pounds, bad tixht hatr, rather | Ly tom atbuquerqua, New Mexice pounds, hed abt hate, rather] 3990 Lisaro. .. +/100]img days at Bremerton navy yard: |company to be used in the Copper|a hotel, wae murdered, according| Plonio at Pleasant Beach Bdaaay.|timate before you put one. fm. to gater the employ of the | thin at the top of the head, wore | 4357) Cadichon 113 *** iriver trade, Sehubach and Hamil-|to the evidence submitted at the *e¢! Geo. H. Woodhouse, 112 University ng & Timber Co. ja dark suit of clothes and @ light | 3405 A, Muakoday’ . | EOF ONILDRE a [0% ey that they made prepara-|coroney's inquest, — snoneomene| gt see Tisited the company’s off oft hat, and-had the appearance | 1421 Lagistelia . 120| FALL LINE OF CHILDREN’S |tiong to whip the boat to Comer J : & OF CHILDRENS meena a ae Rhee: etrdlte Arcee este tte : ~“Bulte of batiloah Tr en UEC ROM REV ED: |rtvor, Alaska, but when their bill|’ Hngineers under the direction of SCHOOL SUITS JUST ‘AUVED, —_aeas anaes ene, | Sulte of battleships at navy vod ©. B. HUTOMINBON CO. |was presented it wan refused by (Mal HB Chittenden, United W. B. HUTCHINSON CO. — * cada Second ay, and Union st. °° \one of the Heads of the Katalin |@tates engincer, have completed the Second ay. and Union at. *** H KLEIN company upon the ground that the | survey olumbia river, | a ad ad boat was not what was wanted, | congress PALACE MEAT MARKET The Best Shoe Repatring tn The matter will pro i te ——|carries the cholcest and freshost Il the City While You Walt | ne | probably go to tt courts for settloment Ape. Ter i oy 4 = fish in the city, 217 JAMES 67. : Pry it, cond ay ——— CREPE PILLOW TOPS SEAL POACHERS’ TRIAL. (Star Special Service.) oad, by making the vatuation of personal property at the same ratio of ite actual vatue as the real state Mr. Brockett olaimed that real tate in the county is assessed at ted by than 25 per cent of ite actual iat the mantncuh ef deter. valve, and claimed that (hie year : their value, by taking the the assessment of personalty ought value of the stocks and to 4 be bd —, bania, or it parks sthe would be discrimination “penits of the a ae eel He clatmed further that, It his property, elient was compelled to pay taxes i x to tte appttoation on the present assessment, 16 per the Seattle-Tacoma Power cour cent of its gross receipts in Sent: 7 however, Mr. Brockett was the would be pald into the county | Mi of objections, Im 1906 the treasury. He also clatmed that ite | of the Seattle-Tacoma ye tn Ly Diamond lee ns assessed fogjis exempt from assessmen’ 0 "This year, the poem ten The board did not seem to be in| raised to $1,225,000. The to sympathy with him | ent on the company’s A. B. Stewart, of Stewart a! ty in the county is $1,455,008. Holmes, appeared before the board ty to have this reduced to for a reduction of the company's 93. per | property assessment from Two reasons were assigned why $155,780 to $100,000. Kis reason Brockett, attorney for the er company, to Bealtle Tae re the county poand of equalization and ackhow principle of (aatns ie teenies ta correct Teduction should be made. was that personal property was by exempting the money fn discriminated against when com- the bills due the corpo pared with the valuation placed on taxation under the law real estate. The petitio: ‘an de Bakes 10tst Birthday Cake, NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—Mre. Mar. | 3t, Seattle, and | faret Carpenter, of Brooklyn, has! fi, Olympia. | fast celebrated her 101st birthday. | Sbe helped bake her birthday cake | legal Seattle aod ts in excellent health She! © Gores. 2, end Kath S808 she bas not been {ll since she 1M, Beattie. |was 7 monthe off, when she had Armstrong, 15, Se sme disease incident to babyhood. Jessie Margaret Sample. A case of long-wedded Ife te re loorded by the announcement that “L Ostin, 31, and Emelie, Mr. and Mra. John Anderson, of & "| Orange, N. J, have Just celebrated $1, and Clara Peder ‘he Toth iversary of thetr mar- ago Anderson io 93 and Cook, legal is wife 90. The couple were mar- Owena Calderhoad, eaal ried in Now York etty in 1837. ‘ted Helen 8. Brodie, 22 Ta | Following are the overnight en- - BIRTH RECORD. | tries for Saturday's races at The % | Meadows Were registered today a*/ First race, six furlongs, selling, | +yearolds and ap. To wife of Emil Reiv« Place so, August Mr. 1407 1407 Distributor wife of J. A. More | i595 Rustic Lady. S*- 1407 Neatness . M431 Two Bills . ite of Fred Odel. 1104 | 1499 Ra Litburn August 1354 Eifin King . 1228 Re “ee wite of D. Shaw, 2319 |1125 Helle Kinney’. : August 13, @ daush: | 1427 Dr. Scharff coe LOD . 1422 Water Thrush ~ «107 | Second race, one and three-quar- | ter miles, selling, +-yearoids aad up. 1428 The Only Way .. 1433 Hiegter . . & Ripper Prestot Invietus . _ DEATH RECORD. Were registered today as : The Macer . ; Prince .. Pugita, 23, Aug. 13 _anaetoeer General hospital 1432 Inabedita® Martha A. Kelly, 44, Aug 149% Royal Red Third race, five and a halt fur-| longs, handicap, 2-year-olds. y Tide sus rEberger )Glorto Whorewitthal 1086 Albion H. + | 1402 Castile | (41D) Allee F. | 1402 Vivian / infant, Aug. 15, 905 17th infant, Aug. 14, 219 Fifth Ballard . Le Smith, 31, Ang. 16. ib ein i in Mansell, $3, Aug Castle Rock, Wash. Bek Lok, 22, Aug. 11. Pa May E Watieti—Jobn ©. Piaskett, 1,| 14@@ Adena Ang. 14, 2909 First av : Ww? Folile L. .... 105 to see battleships , er 3 ae Leave Pier 2 LONDow, 4 A Dant $t Sco, Says a consuls ieee MS sd beer And pry reiy FALL LINE OF CHILDR N's HOOL SUITS Ww. B JUST ARRIVED. | HUTCHINSON CO. Meat Prices Lower Cretcent Market, First and Maturday. Pot Roast 6 sy be fe tb. Legs of Law ution Stew 4c Ib. g bs mm Stew de It st Me ie EXCURSION ROUND TRIP To Port Angeles | NEW OCEAN TEAMIN MSOF THE WoRTHERN PA RAiLway, Suiday, August 18 9 ocean S. 9. Ramo Pier A at 9 a. m urn 9 About 11:30 p,m. Lune an Fefreahments, 25 cents On sale at— SWitt’s Pharmacy Drug Store © Drug Store, 807 First Avenue. Ae loved Ready Co. Patific States Realty ¢ Ath and Pik th an me In the Very Latest Styles 900% Epier Block William SPECIAL SALE.—We are placing 400 Cotton Crepe Pillow Tops, that retail at 25 to 50 cts., on special sale, Saturday only, at 10 cts, These are handsome Japanese Tops of beautiful design. M. FURUYA CO. 806 Second. 216 Second S. 820 Second Avenue. Tomorrow During the : RIDDANCE SALE Ladies’ and Children’s Summery Dresses, Coats, New Hats, Waists and Corsets share in the low pricings. Come at 9:30 a. m. $20,000 worth of fine shoes to be sold at 25 to 60 percent lean than regular. Rach mid-summer tt is our custom to dispose of all summer styles not required during fall and winter season. Ali lines broken besides many ines. All lines which have not moved rapidly summer Mnes which were delayed in shipment and now remain vid unae been cut on all such lin In order to have a clean. be rapid. A fow prices are given to show the savings to be made to our patrons Hundreds of pairs of Minses’ which sold at § 5 and $2.25; nd Children's clearance sate price up-to-date stock for fall, prices have #0 low that the disposal of same will Shoes and Oxfords Hundreds of pairs of Women’s Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps tn Kid Tan and Patent Leather, our regular $3.50 and $4.00 lines; clear ance sale price Women's make, our regular $6.00 Men Sh mt Lay all P ne; fine, highgrade. # and Boys’ Tan and Patent Oxfords eo and Oxfords at Less See our windows for prices clearance sale » Shoes. price 1aT $2,’ Gousin’s $3.95 Men's and Boys’ Canvas n Manufacturer's Cost. | Yb meres. 2 wwf Treen Shoe Co., 707 First Avenue I om, FOOT OF UNIVERSITY oF HOOD CANAL EXCURSION Sunday, August 18th, 9:30 a.m. Fishing and Pleasure Trip to Brinnon, Hood Canal fish the fishing prices. Stop of three hours will be made at Brinnon ing on the Dosewallips river. Bring your bring your lunch basket and enjoy a few hours ashore, dust and heat of the city Light lunches served aboard at reasonable Round Trip $1.00, fF 6, foot of University at Phones: Ad Main 2643. ‘I'ckots for sale at Swift's Pharmacy, Second ‘4 Red Cross Annex, 610 Second; and Plor 6, tell aity at Regular Pxcurslons, afternoon and evening, Splendid trout tackle and away from and Pike; Bar foot of Univer today and tomor VALDEZ, Alaskan, Aug. 16.—The |65 Japanese seal poachers have ar rived here on the revenue cutter Manning and the grand jury ts to- day investigating their cases. Pieot of battleships at navy yard. PALL LINE CHILDREN'S or _ SCHOOL SUITS JUST ARRIVED. CENTS PER TON W. B. HUTCHINSON CO. Second ay, and Union at. - Seven Million Tons of Coal Costing Less Than a Dollar to Mine \Figure Out the Profit i ‘Price in Seattle Will Be at Least Ten Dollars Per Ton This Winter—Provide Against It It costs the Superior Coal and Improvement Company just ninety-two cents per ton to get coal out of the mine and into the bunkers at the mines. It's a short hau! over the North- jern Pacific to Seattle (the mines are 12 miles east) and a person can easily figure out the enor- mous profits when coal goes to $10.00 per ton, as it surely will this winter. If the railroads fail to supply us with cars, we are going to bring coal to Seattle by water. We are about four miles from Lake Washington, and in order to relieve the famine arrangements can be made in less than 30 days to load scows and deliver Superior coal to any of the street car lines running to Lake Washington. We are going to sell coal cheaper than the trust and still pay stockholders large divi- dends. Every man, woman and child reading this announcement should put every single 7 they can scrape together into stock in this company, because it will mean an income jor life. It is safer to buy Superior Coal Company stock than to put your money in a bank, and no bank on earth can pay equal profits. Money men of Seattle have told us we are foolish to place stock on the market at 25¢ per share, when the company is capitalized for such a smiall amount, but they are wrong We jintend to get the most of our money by selling coal. We put this stock on the market at 25c jper share, par value $1.00, because we want the wage earner with us fe sell stock on the jinstallment plan because we want every one to have a chance. We can finance this c ompany jfpthe fall season. Your chotce of |) without selling a dollar’s worth of stock if we let capital have control, $20,000.00 has already b nghotp ag PRICE. { |been spent on this property, which has aright-of-way 100 feet wide graded for over two miles | @hc Bolte for .. toward the N. P. tracks ‘ YOU MUST ACT NOW New Store \ CHAS KNOGHER & CO. Corner ard and Third Aves. | one amar = a Sa cemae. Some More Summer Goods At HALF PRICE for Saturday 1 and Monday only. We must | make room for fall and winter shipments. About 30 Hammocks p At just onehaif the regular ce Fico ttammocis 98.00 Hammocks Chotoe of all wo have. 100 Ladies’ White | Belts | ‘They will be worn al! through | Sc Bette for .. { ge ye oo | If you hope to get stock at 25c a share, because the price will be advanced to 40c on Saturday } made of night, August 17th, at 9 p. m dian Heads We take investors out to the mine and pay all expenses. Don’t send in this information cou- go at haif price. |pon if you expect to get stock at 25e. Cut out and mail the purchase coupon, with a deposit to $as0 ‘Btltee tor, ccck, nite |||hold a block of stock. : | they last .... $1.25 SUPERIOR COAL & IMPROVEMENT CO. 107 Union St., Bet. First and Second Aves., New Arcade Annex J. H. IRVING, Mgr. 75 Girls’ White Tub For Saturday and Menday Onty Chotee of entire lot for half price-~ \ $2.50 Girl's White Dresses for | $1.25 and $1.50 | Girls’ White Dresses for ..75¢ | a SUPERIOR COAL & IMPROVEMENT Co. SUPERIOR COAL & IMPROVEMENT CO. 107 Union St, Seattle. 107 Union St. Seattie. Without further obligating myself, I would be pleased to receive more information about your coal proposition. Gentlomen—Please find inclosed (or tn part) payment for.. perlor Coal and shares of Su- Improvement Co. stock, fully paid and non-assessabie. Name Addrees...... es cesses | | | | Office open evenings until 9 p. m. Nickel Plate Shoe Company | Corner Second Avenue and Marion Street SHOES---Read the Prices for Saturday and Monday---SHOES Patent Leather Full Dress $5 Values for $1.95 Patent Leather Full Bi =$ 1.95 380 Pairs Ladies’ Low Shoes, “Laird-Schobers” Te WR Esa 5 ia ak make; all sizes, but mostly narrow widths; $6.00 and $5.00 values, at, 5 a pale ae " Girls’ Shoes. —| 120 Pairs Girls’ $3.50 and b $3.00 Shoes; mostly Ladies Shoes narrow widths. Po For two days we offer 648 Sale price .... . pairs of the Celebrated “St. Regis” $3.00 Shoes, all it widths and sizes, at, a pair. . Half Price One Lot Children’s Low Shoes and Slippers, $1.50 values; do you want them at, a pair “Laird-Schobers” make of ‘Tennis Shoes Our Entire Stock of Ladies’ Girls’ and Children’s Tennis Shoes; worth 60c, 39 cis at,a pair .... Shoe Polish Half Price 5,000 Boxes Shinola 5 cis Shoe Polish; Ladies’ White Canvas Oxfords | worth 10c a box, THE “DOCTOR EDISON” KUSHEN SHOE FOR LADIES, THE EASIEST SHOE bhi MADE IN THE WORLD. A Complete Stock of the W. L. Douglas $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes for Ladies. Try Them At All Times the Largest Stock of Ladies’ Comfort Shoes at Lowest Prices Nickel Plate Shoe Company Corner Second Avenue and Marion Street All our Ladies’ 3.00 White Canvas Oxfords at, a pair.. ns en i ARS