The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1907, Page 5

ee cr eee ree amcemente: map petoensoccwvncn sammy sn a THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, AUQUST 19, 1907. : 5. TERN AVENUE SHOULD. NEW SENATOR A HUMORIGT. “| OPENED TO ENTRY beeng #22 merge tn the owt HOLDUP AT SPOKANE wine STRUCK BY RAILWAY TRAIN U.S. Navy Yard 7S Willlame Also One of Finest Bdu open to entry taly to thowe whore cs a -— - ane Pacific oa adron @& mow i he had Peon initiated prior An Italian named Philippe Kr. |BPemerton, and the vy yard n seeogmthege: nt Plats of surveys of portions of | the withdrawal under the forest, (Star Special Berviow) Neato, omployed.at the Mlack Dia-| ba battleships of @ old township 29 north, range 4 weet: | serve act od) = SPOKAND, Aug. 19.--Holdups| mond coal mines, while walking on | than t hefore in the histor of townehty north, range 6 west. | and had not made engry, can now |ontered the Clinton saloon arly | theColumbia & #uget Sound tracks |the Puget sound. It te crowded and of township 30 north, range | file, and those who had wertpped | yestordays morning and stood the|near that place yesterday, wan|¥th vosselx, such an the No 7 wont, will pe filed In the local aplete thetr former applica. | elght cechpanys up against the! struck by a train and was @hrown Stacks, Oregom and Wiscons can o¢ Dr. M.A. Matthows, pa try men who aragcharged with Prenhyterta bh, crime before conimergig! bodies Unit State@ land office on Oo | ton, bu® no new rights can be |wall, One m&n attentPted toes into the ditch, wustaining tnjurte fn the gunboats Chicago, Pres > the highway: | we will breed oottempt fr the law tober ¥ next, the neoossary prelim! entered,” j}onpe, but a bullet close to his Road that will probably cause death Hoston, Atbany, Charleston and < n, of jand th arte inaries having been completed to| |brought hi back, The atioup Buffalo, the training ship Phila day, This land te all altuated with Mre, Prima Leaoh, alstor of Cole, i, in ere are 0 e men secured about $40 and on-b, Oriental Billiard and Pool Par- | delphia, the prison ship Nipsie and : tte Goes sunne aken print, grads men In the Olympte forest roserve, com: |e and Dob Youngeey died at Kane |i, ¥ Recs, tals Tatra ov.tmare ¢ coe ite torpedo boata Paul Jonos qn “Yo! Biltness.” tibentortion, monceels watudle wate) tae CILY, an the result of injuries tablos and th only 6x10 pool ta Goldsborough, and t Immune Tragedion of 1 poset welling ana Didar be bare Dr. Loo Haker, dontint, 206 Mite! | received in a stroet @ar accident, | Leave Pler 4 to eee battleships. in Sea A place for gentilem ate leave Plor 2, @e he said wot in: thal: penal ‘aa aa paibtte yt building. Phone, Main 6256, *** | She was 64 yours olf. oe *** trip only 60 cents porate | Therefore, men have no right to} © charge all men in a given business} he charge with a ogime, unless they can aub can then stantiate’ thelr charges, bring the] faces fulriifiens store in the west.extencds longest and most Nberal Cc edie: a new Standard home for naar aie thé new Standard to be will be one of Greater Seattle’s most mag eee nificent, imposing and foremost store structures—located at the cor goon lies in the execution) mon into court and prosecute the} rome case vigorously If there ta ground the law, tt He | for the charg 4 if @ conspiracy ir to carry the co | te © charge anc @ conapira hag the or of has been formed againat the pu perme’ the chamber of com: He weal an@ the public good, then eee ot a arand jury; it ts! prosecute the guilty parties as merce ft {a not a court long as tere is a court {a which ot a petit ad If we continue talto try the iseues.” witt, NEWPORT GIVE INT Carnegie. and Husband : NEWS JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS. ‘Trreaten to B = Into 400. (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) Judge Charles Keokuke, an old) WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—Jobn | | Indian judge of this atate, has died] Sharp Williams, who haa just beat| at Bartow jen Gov, Vardaman for senator from Fourth * postmasters will| Misstsatppl, was 69 yoars ¢ hold « convention at North Yakima| week. Ho t# one of the f the last week in September jueated mon in congress, where he J. B. MacDougall, a former nows-|has served since 1893. Williams paper man and later a business|!# 4 planter, He is & humorist as man of Montesano, accidentally | Wel! as a statesman and politician, | shot himself Saturday while hunt-| ing Washington hich schools will hold debates next winter, as last A new bank is to be #! i at Aubura, to be known as the State bank The dairymen of thin state wilt hold a convention at Stanwood De ner of Second Avenue and Pine Street, in the vety center of Se attle’s new business district t “a new, greater Standard for the people of Seattle—absolutely perfect in all its appointments and arranged to give its patrons the utmost comfort and unexcelled Standard store service—a business structure ee, and organization in keeping with the vast development and growing importance of the city—this, in a few words, describes the future new Standard home, now underconstruction and progressing rapid ly each day always watchful of our patrons’ interests, giving them at all times the fairest pricings, dependable furnishings, courteous treatment and un- equaled credit service—these Standard store characteristics have helped to make the Standard what it is today—what it will be next year EVERETT, Aug 19-For the jfirst time in ite history Everett yesterday knew what It was to jhave the Hd om tight. Gambling paenny indie yore pe | and. the dance halle - an Senatiniiall m Friday night, bu Ferd ager erm oagy Ay —— ay |there was po hint that the saloons trict at : would suffer from the effects of Sold has been discovered tn the|*8® politico moral wave that has Abe ~ ack the communtty Hat Sat oe may Amal tight at Ab | Stay the order was issued by tay, pursuant to orders | M&¥Or Jones that all saloons must anh close Saturday might atm Wash, Mise Rilen | 884 stay idie until 1 1 Joseph ivan, while dey ina also ne anoeing on the ( machines, trade as well as money . 7 <—T . t hy bia river, NANCY CARNEGIE HEVER, = '\' “avonle © 3 hcwaanmsrngt gan dimmed Poon business. It was known that there Stare Exclusive Service.) | would be no halfway enforcement Aug. 19 REAL HEROINE jot the order, so the thiret-allayers a wes | ared for a big night's trade to ! Mra e ts It is now, so will be the spirit of the new, Greater Standard—welcome now, and always! our Special Suburban Delivery Service gives the same advantages to the people in the rural districts of Greater Seattle as to the dwellers in the city piack sands near of Mayor At Vancouy Waite a this splendid steel range special tor Tuesday and Wed nesday only as we are anxious to place «a large number of these anticipation of the city’s first Y ure Geman i Pe splendid Standard sod toa : (tar Special Service.) penen PE Mg - . * : Special Ranges in to break Into the excluatve TACOMA. Aus 19 -Helen iceieeaae Oke. Ch - - ita the hom of peo Hever was Na Car Briggs, aged 14, daughter of Mr bs bi jo wey a ple wanting a me and Mre Jobn Brig { Edmonds, |TU*hing business and at midnight ‘whoa few years arried Job tala dmonds. tale @ ~ dium priced range, Nh 8 riding showed herseif a heroine here Sat ee ee te we offer this very ‘ urday afternoon She was ere ” erception or t¢ he Y ue adler of Andrew Carnes Geer Sealine ae abe tees th {proprietor of the Rank saloon special induce ment for two days only Standard Speciai Range, with high closet, range made of polished blue steel; bas duplex grate, will burn either wood or coal, is thoroughly Pred Newland, gave away liquor selling no Mfferen giving bail Bi ered the youn m man Mater When she was Ee teoty origin, is | ‘Tolley car. She felt the fend though er, and closely hugged her little sister, keeping her from danger. was stopped within 100/¢. Newland WARSHIPS Those who saw the accident | ¥h° made a f commented with great admiration man OE span. ee. dead a ae ae the afternoon and agreed to abide AT YOKOHAMA js struck by a but that feet made and he was arrested for his appearance to an the only man t against the or saloonmen met ta FFEE | lined with axbes- CO } tos. This range is ee wees vin W reguiar value $16.50 reguiar valve $10.80 $1 6.40 at Alaa: r t bs y | ol el; Stace cruisers Went Vir ; e = the names : } —thix is one of our beat | thio dresser te enceptionsity | reguiar value $17.50. auteed 00 batie'and Dave arrived here. They | j he coffee countries, and pric dresser numbers-—is 4! good value and an attractive | —this is a very pretty tittle will give perfect ¥ Thursday for San Fran-) take the responsibility nicely Maished golden—has ob | * pattern has good sized | dresser finished golden, satisfaction g via Honolulu. It Is expected | long F beveled mirror 18] French beveled mirror 20x23 | Fronch’ plate beveled shaped —we consider this F: first division. as the Your grocer returns your money x24 in, plain frame—top of | ¢* tn stee of top 20540 in. mi: size 18x23 tn. of absolutely the best are known, will call at) Ce RN TD ae you don't like Schbilling’s Best dreeser to 20x40 in.—has two { curved top and two ewell dresser te 20x40 in —has two range in the mar- and preparations are | (Star Special Service.) we pay him. small top drawers and two shaped small dr *, 2 large convenient small drawers and ket for the price. i made there for a proper re) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.—W.|—— ee mee regular ore—finished golden—reg- | two large drawere—regular No. 68-18, 6-hole top, 0 P. Morgan, former chief attche in| | a value $19.50, priced extra value $17.50, priced extra spe oven 14x 18x12; oven 16x 18x12; oven 18x 18x12; the United States ambaauador’s | service at Tokio, « Princeton grad jall here, arrested for passing bo reg. price $44.50 reg. price $47.50. Special 2-day price special 2-day price $29.50 $34.50 INo. 68-14, 4-hole top, | No. 68-16, 6-hole top, | | $12.65) fr $14.35 | aoe. $16.40 | reciting price $26.95 TRUST & regular value | reguiar value «END In } SUICID gus checks. He bas been mixed up| F PO IT po 2 in various deals, and unless weal | SARE DE S div geneitant 1 ~4hte So on Oe this large comfort rocker $1 down, $1 a week--- thy friends come to his aid a long C PANY solid oak enttonaity sentence in the penitentiary will OM pe. arg EWCINNAT!, Aug. 19—Mira | Stare him in the face. progr jaan chase leather rocker Tucker attempted saicide Mre. BE Kaufman. formerly of | torn, ; bo by drinking carbolic TOMOpah, Nev. has identified him Betarday John E. Owens who ®* 8 #ultor for her affections, but ‘Iefateated with her. took hie D¢ ‘turned her down, She may $13.50 fist Ave. and Columbia St. oval French beveled mir SEATTLC, WASH. Tl e ore or, 3 c opportunity== he come to his afd, as th: fs stil aor fixse an exceptional fy jove or fe n-top & spark of love in her for him. ie ; is TY: tention by their formerly the but ei It is reported that several high officials of the Harriman lines are best value and rocker of its kind ever made andi x40 with orna two slated to be axed. top top presented by any sto Both were prominent wens: oud wall | treat draw’ in the country under socially. Mrs. Tuck-| Fleet of battleships at navy yard. top érawets |. ors ald tue such exceptional term: and two large drew of buying ee = i eal de large draw. ore - finish is made extra strona] one tte . a ers — extra | ed golden w Hees vemend or, te fe SPELGER 4 HURLBUT—A STORE FOR EVERYBODY. source of revenue. Figu ahead ob op coed ee h ne: ps colors, dark green, red how much you ¢ and fintahed Uonally wel! black and brown; hig! comfort arms, dee seat. At the very un usual li Mice ot ....9 13.00} (these terms apply t AS Greater Seattle peopled only.) | one year, add the four cent interest whieh money would earn if dep ed with this Company and you will be surprised at the rv and Ends Tuesday The last few days of this month we will devote to gath Bering together the scattered fragments resulting from the Piarge amount of business transacted by us the past six week $14.65 $14.65 S18. 65 $16.65 gE. SHORROCK President J. P. HARTMAN 2 . ia ow * ‘ou cannot come to the store, We must have a clean slate before the fall trade Vice President these twe attractive rockers priced for the week just ma will giad “yond a BUCK ; as 1, ‘ ALEXANDER MYERS, . . range salesman to talk with you Low prices will accomplish the end. These for aennenaes the splendid the splendid tele- eas tee ~ an eel + Bi BUCK J. Vv. A. SMITH. range-—abou' exchanging your phone old stove or range. He will give you full information on the mat- us- ter of range buying. Just tele. rocker showing rocker showing is one of , Wa is one of ih AtGs Cashier 4 per CL. Interest paid on Saving Tea Kettle. Counter Scales. FOR ti) franite SELL AT $1.75—"Columbia” a i | S 9 phone and ask for the Stove and fivequart —stze Shean Spring Scale, with np BSCR AA RAE ATTN IN OEE. our strong ‘on oe Range Department. —Sunset, Exchange 24. Ind. ‘ weighs 24 pounds by ounces. a 49c Tomor $1.29 Standard Sianeere pleasing mission a ' features--- ‘ features--- ee ee Berlin Kettle if § Of inte veld dice effect in hanging . far valu 00 oe AT 47c—Horlin Kettle, | Cottage Thermometer. 2 sed usta a vory neat and at book cabinets-- heavy retinned cove SELLS AT 25c—Combination pod gy Be. os , oe, saggy —~dnieaton etyle, heme Rarometer and Thermometer ee sak ot, fi i Sie | “Eaee ee phy aout tae ae for tomorrow c fintahed golden shaped scat, wide ished weathered, og Hoty Sioa: Aapimal:. sae and: ok, “ares Apollo Toilet Paper. bento i ir wn Gm. axeah Saline then: the three shelves, 26 ina. aT Mo—3,000 Sheets Bell Battery. to buy such well known brands ordinary wood seat high, ins. wide; BB count, best Toilet Pa | SELLS AT 35ce—The “Ever af ieee Sadiides. oF Bb very ine rocker—regular val: reguiar price is PY, three packages in neat Ready” Dry Sell Battery price, as up $4.00—priced ex for the week ‘earton, ogee . 18c wont cedenves 25c tra special $ Hunter's Baltimore for the week 2.65 Rye . Guckenh: Rn Slop Jar. Wire Screen Remnants. aor balar tee such a rug saving you can seldom enjoy--- extra special value for Tuesday only--- 980 instead of $1.75. just one day of extra special curtain values--- this $3.75 solid oak rocker for Tuesday-- AT $1.25—White Seml- | SELL at 12c—Anti-Rust St Big 4, Old Bourbon in Open #& Wire Cloth, up to 24 Inches. Bell of Anderson Odds and Ends price Keystone Monogram Tuesday. ... 89e for Tesnéey 7c (Per Pull Quarts.) Salts and Peppers. Lawn Mowers. | hepetins Liquor Co. AT Se—Gins Salts and |WORTH UP TO $4.50—"Cros Pipers. Heavy tin tops cent” Reliable Mowers are 1129 tet Ave. Phones 1184 bo Ends price 9: priced for this 1] 43 The Only Exclusive Family for Tuesday 2€ sale at . Liquor House in Seattle Empire Brussels rugs—size 2 ft 4 ft. 6 in. in a wide variety color effects—both Ortental floral this is a surprisingly pretty serviceable rug at the usual $1.75—pri for 98 sday only at c $1 down, $la ad week buys a BUCK steel range, a go- -cart or refrigerator here 3 in. by of and designs Table Tumblers Paring Knife. at 75¢ Besen FI pol SELLS AT 100—Stamped with a... 000 se sd in Si = | in Silk ul s’ Hardware. N. Y. Oil. Suits Ihe 004s and ends purchas | SELLS AT 2%e—"The Sports SS ftom Cahen & Drow ure man's Friend A very low Pacific Outfitting Co. GO-CART DISPLAY ON “BARGAIN BRIDGE” Ppa ‘We have Just fourt su can turn your dollars to ccount in the Drapery Store ‘Tueada He here early and seoure tal solid oak, cobbler seat roekér, Sarts left-——by actual count, They ———— tke up lots ot valuable it you want one it is yours at from — — prises an unusual ed line high arms, nively tine POP th to one-half loan ” erp rye rE ee amaamaaaas ot designs, including batten St d : ved KC st tend ¥ Wott | Cpe ie Antoinette effecta—made of ex b Tuesday $1.35 HURLBU : ae ae yy te Ee 2nd AVENUE ee union STREET Tuonday only esses @HewWs f fink Are, cepted.) q rt OEE a sn Baste 2 raitardi stant