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— CESa WLLL 5 FEEDING THE ELEPHANTS AT THE B) such marvels, stupendous tn its con ception, -Yes, sree An’ I'm goin.’ Maw said I could. Went down U see ‘em unload, too. ty the Otte Boy. ‘pe creas came town Wop. You bet Goldare today Ree 1 do ike clr Me an’ “Snubby” Bemis, “Soubby's" got an alarm clock, which I ain't in bere 90 is Riglings’. Is} so he got up early ‘n’ come over t ggpergaabun of won: our house ‘n’ pulled a string unfer er under [seen that on a bill my winder ‘n’ th to my toe ‘n’ I got up ganse—8 gorgeOUS |nount oLyMPus CLIMBED BY WOMEN Landes, T. C. F and a number at to wh Mount 8,200 H.C others fo scale the peak of aympes to mn elevation of feat, undeterred by the dangers o tain footing, la the feat ac by two Seattle women Hubert and Dr. Cora 8 m August 12 Miss Anat teacher has had and again in after her tn hone hree of the party, A. W. Archer two women were F. O. Morrill and W. M. Price, were lost for three days in a storm of sleet and snow and the fog among y of mountain ttle early in Profs. Henry the high peaks. GOT 10 CUT IT OUT” fe (By United Press.) 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 There MILWAUKER, Wis. Aug ° are many * of a general Mie police Rave started to ma shake-up in President Roosevelt's wert the qual boy WHO HMobes cabinet is that Bonaparte mast go 2 q tioned, the at ney general sald e would fot realign. Me w at his probe of the ence resume trusts 408 FOR SEATTLE MAN. parents of the offenders the eer also to be arrested = The Ml be carried on und ew state law paserd by (bh SPOKANE, Aug. 21.—1 C iegilature, which probit { Seattle, formerly of the Puget Mader 16 from smoking Sound Dre company, has — been appolt by the board of pub (Star Special Service.) ‘The work of erecting the supe work act as superintendent @etere of the Manhattan bridge of jous bridges tha’ ” to ame the Bast river has been be de across the Spokane river this yea wu A TORE FOR EVER jODY. -Week Prices Our mid-week bargains they cannot be duplicated Sieration that August is Month, you will readily wn housecleaning always bring These for your consider Measuring Cups. are a feature in this re t And when Dec take int mm the merchants’ stand these low ecleaning for the odds and ends to light n tomorrow prices Shoe Repair Outfit. u PRICE 10c—Mre. | REGULAR PRICE $1.00—The fe Boston sanitary Rival” is a money saver koe! Cap, ls priced to Complete with stand and three lasts. New price 5c 63c Fancy China Plates. From 3 to 5 o'Clock WALUES UP TO 35¢__F Ged odds and onde Chita Plates—Hoster 1 | Cobalt bine. Souvenir of Sea 10¢ Padlocks. REGULAR PRICE 25¢-- The old reliable “Guardian fiat key Steel Casters. ReeetAn PRICE 25¢ of fane th Ple and breakfast ste, each ser The € a” Steel Casters, for “agp Cream Sundae Dish.} exe we,” Bae : mage price, set Inn ef PRICE $1.00 DOZEN of tour uy shape, star pat “fem, clear crystal glass 7 H glial 5 Dressmaking Shears. } Maly, each c From 3 to 5 o’Clock BUT ONE PAIR TO A CUS Collander oe Good eed house 4 dreaam 4 Shears. with MQULAR PRICE B00 —Cray patent brass nut rivet. We } and double handie have b a tew—enough for — soups and veg about t hours. While 19¢ White Rose Soap. ool price Steel Steak Knives. REGULAR PRICE $3.50 DOZEN English white b and y PRICE 5ce—A sple best quality Sheffield steel 7 ae or laundry soap But a few left. Priced 15 Color ie white t for tomorrow at, each c Price cut BS i 2:6 “Keen Kutter” Ax. REGULAR PRICE $1.25-—Pol Egg Beater lahed steel blade, hand shay ed hickory handle IR PRICE 10¢—Tapli row, Thursday / Pattsction Dover | war prired Thursday 98c Egg | teed at Boy's Coaster. REGULAR PRICE $3.00—A dar dy plaything for the in. vacation. Finished in and the wheels are made to stand hard ik ” J In the ight toy shop. Priced for ee $1.19 | | $1.98 EIGER: “AURIBUT Jun Aven Grass Scythe AR PRICE 91.75 "Dutehma forthe, wit ne Mitimage sale pri WS new da morrow string was tied We skeedaddied straight fer th min = thriltin hair-| railroad tracks—there wore five trains—'n see th’ elorfants pushin cars about. Blerfants ts intel ont YH bea apectaclc t dazzle an’) animals ant of none-' We saw th’ tents go up. en h Mise Hubert | Morel | awalatant superin larios Harry 0, tondent @ division of and allot # of the go postoffice department at ton, D.C, ta tn the city make & thorugh investi@tt the complaints against the local stoffice, The investigator has already declared that many of the thods en vogue in the local of » are out of date, and tt is ox Hall, (wy United Prom? ST PRTORSHYRE, aus the |hind closed door the trial ef te} |terrortate Unplicated te the lot to assassinate the caer ts, helag held | There ave ny Wosen amons the jalleged plotters, but they are re to give no Information as are the men. It is freely predicted that ithe death penalty will be given to all. There is much atir over the j trial, on account of the public not | being admitted ASSESSMENT KICKS. a circus, aw th y, ‘nh meb by they'lf let we cat ye horada a glnihd bh rr ¥ ni 4 paw says he'll take me evenin we ternoon, 'n agin in th (Star Spe PORT TOWNSE D, Aug. 3h- irxus fer once tn my life, Yow bet.| 7ee,Jettersca | county | board ot ‘ equalization convened to consider Paw says cirkusses ain't what) Assesainents on rty and beyond a al and personal w inform they was when he was a boy, but 1] guess he musta fergot, ‘cause I cas Gaus Ge oa seem on @ bil t that this bere | ness whatever, Prominent citizens cirkus t goin’ t ve a ball Of appeared and remonstrated against tongues, a panarama of nations 484) thelr olty lols being taxed for more s most hy A congress of th’ wor } than ther but re colved little An’ that's gotn SOMETHING TO OUST THE: NOW DOING 5. 0. | j (By United Prees) | ST. PAUL, Aus Steps are to . market value, mous artistes satiafaction some. Yow bet (By United Press) at ynee be tak: the Stand TANGIBR, Aug. 21 Raisull, the ard Ol} compan m Minnesota. captor of Sir Harry McLean, Is at | because of alleged violations of the Hinton anti administration antidis crimination law passed last winter CUSHMAN AND COSGROVE IN CITY YESTERDAY his old camping ground, EI Hauta, the shrine of Sidi Kuseph. He has written a letter to El Morant, the uncle of the sultan, telling him he/ was sent out by the enltan to fight Jongresaman F. W. Cy ¢ not to remain inactt This ecen-|., Consrecamen F. W. Cushenan, of Tacoma, willing to be successor to eee gered Ei Morent, aod / United States Benator &. H. Piles, wr gree © arm > within hte and Hea. 8. G. Coagrove, of —_— miles of Ralsult’s position, Fight: | 200 von eee ommee jing is tuminent. Uf Bi Merani in| 5O%: | Galsatel’ thn bill tstnes eit loan | eee © both in Seattle yeas day BIG ROBBERY, (Star Special DAWSON, Aug, authorities give ov | that $46,000 In the mail se | Aleasar | situation captared TRAVELING SUIT | OF SOFTCOLORS. but If he ts vietort will be saved and Kaisult al the information dust was stolen * on route from Pairbanks to Seattio inetead of onty about $20,000. This te the | biggest robbery ever committed tn }the north The police are myett | fled as all clues ren down have proved wrong ones ROGERS RETURNS TO WORK (Ry Ontted Press) YORK, Aug T— tive head of the Stand y. bas returned to NEW Rogers, a ard OU con bis work, « sence on acee Work on Playground. The grading of (he cow obtidren’s playground at Fourteenth ay, south and Washington st. ts in progress The Grotto Achelle opened the “In sto,” the finest equip Mr novation Gr ped grill in town, at the corner of bas First and Cherry. Mr. Schelie engaged nome excellent singing talent for the ment of his patrons. FOR SALE Grocery and Ice Cream Parlor A trim little traveling anit of deep Fine location; low rent; stock blue hav a hip jacket and pleated of groceries, show kirt. The plaid ie in many soft || cases, cigars, soda fountain colors and is of the same variety of (very fine, cost $800); stock silk The hat is wide, with droop and fixtures ¢ p at $1,500; for ing brim, in white, having a large k turn will sell for $760 bow of white failie ribbon, show ‘or full particulars apply to ing large blue dots. The drooping |] Complete Housefurnishers and feath Sole Agents for Charter Oak Ranges. are also in the rich dark | Olympic Market cuts your meat bills tn halt, 118 | Pike st. opposite the Bon March: | eee 416 PIKE ST Clothes for Men The Advance Styles For Autumn of the celebrated Broad- hurst system suits, overcoats and raincoats are revelations of good taste. We shall be delighted to show them to you. Prices $18 to $40 Other Reliable Makes $12.50 Up J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. Corner Columbia 600-804 First Avenue, Strongest Overcoat House in the State | and will) » of} ining as firm in their determina: | PLAINTS ° jpected that many faults remedied by hin visit This afternoon (he governuaent Jnapector ts listening taythe ¢ plaints of the foreign affairs ¢ mittee of the Chamber of Gom |Mmaree, and will spend tho eematn dor of the woek In a thorongh tn will be Vestigations ane tm hearing the complaints of all who desire te make them, — WILL HOLD COMMENCEMENT, The eighth annual gradgation ox ereises of the Mental Science }uchool will take place at Bryn Mawr during today and tomorrow and pb. m. the scientists will break the Growtd end drive the stakes for the | firat pormanent mental science col |lege in the world TURNED OVER IN LAKE After ap you town cafes, Tani town character spent in down van, a down a9 Muthol land, & vaudeville last night ended thet pleasure with a boat ride were dipped tn Lake Washington when the woman attempted to get a cigaret from Sullivan's coat, which lay in the bottom of the boat The woman grabbed her com panton and he, fearing that ho would be dragged down, struck her by compe! her to loosen her hold. | The victima w rescued and} 4 to Sidney Bell's boathouse from which piace th \° the city in an automobile. | } | Postmaster Stewart of the Seat tle office has heard from the post masters at Tacoma, Bellingham and other citles that bogus post-office orders have made their appearance im thone cities, A bunch of biank orders recently stolen from |theieubstation at the Hon Marche | anil it is Cheese that are being used | by the ewindier Frank Kees Locates Here. Frank Kees, former warden of thi state penitentiary at Walla | Whila, has beco s resident of | the city. He ta to be the Seattle agent of a large n Francisco mereantile house Gee | Leave Pier 2 to neo battles! Regular $8, $10, and $12 Ladies’ Hats Special to Close $2.95 Pacific Outfitting 422 Pike St. Co. $2.50 to $3.00 Umbrellas $1.49 Get Ready for the Rainy You'll Never Buy Better Umbrella Bargains Than These. 50c to 5 $2 00 onarctoany at Only 39c. Women’s Fancy Coat Collar and Cuff Sets in numerous new de signs, all of them up-todate and just what you will want to wear with your new fi coat A ttle lat on you will pay 50¢ to $2.00 a set for thene same things. A lucky pur chase picked up in New York allows us to sell them tec ou tomy ow at Be Fancy Collars 19¢—Included in this purchase were these with drop tabs and a «reat many other collars in plain linen taflored styles worth 35c pach Take you 35c Wash Belts, 14c. A final clearance of fancy em brotd ‘ed whit wash your plek entire lection of 25¢ © and re alone worth mor price, whieh Standard Pattern | Agents COND AVE am Friday in Sattio at Christen. | een's bell, corner Hroadway and ison st. On’ Wednesday at 4 “ORDER SWINDLER BUSY, y were sent | lower | | | | “| | HONOR UV. 8. HEROES OF 406 YEARS AQO. 7) A FALMOUTH, Mane, Aug 16—A thirty-fiveton bowlder was dedi cated a6 & memorial to the hardy mariners of Falmouth, tt. oom memoraton the landing g@hG@nold 1 yoo amo, FRAUD WAS, CLAIMED (By United Press) NEW YORK, Aug. 31 chargesf of maladmiatatration in the affair of the United States Express com pany hen been Skid at the doors o BSonator Platt. The latter has reel plied that business has slumped} during the last six months aad owing to this, no dividends could be paid, Money not being forth-4 coming, led to stories of misman a pnt | CHICKENS SCRATCH CAUSES) DEATH. HAMILTON, ©.,, Aug 21.—Clon eluding to have # chicken for din ner, Mra. Mary A. Handi aught fowl a few days ago, whieh, In its | ytraggies scratched hor hand, caus {ng blood potsoning, which resulted | in death three days tater FOR LOWER TAXES A committees from the Chamber of Commerce composed of Judge) Thomas Burke, J. W. Clise, James A. Moore, John E. Chilberg, A. 8. Kerry, M. F. Backus, KE. F. Blaine, | Herman Chapin, James D. Hoge and) Judge Alfred Battle was yesterday | rinted to intersedé with the! ity board of equalization for assessments on the manufac turing plants of King county with a view to encouraging the locating} of industries here. | riental Hilliard and Pool lors, 1416 Third have § new 10 pool table A place for gentiemen Care as much for their and they will not buy a hat that is old in style. The Pargar always in the latest fashion and gives you the best value obtain able tn hats for the money Lillagar & Barkman Hat ts Day That's Bound to Come. Men's and Women's Umbrellas hundred to sev eral choose from — with 2 and 28 iach paragon frames, steel rode ack rain of ia cor ers and an im mense a ment of handles finish ed in natural wood, horn mother of pearl silver, gold and gun metal trim med. There is not A poor or impe fect umbrella in the lot. In fact $2.50 and $2.00 values The sale $1.49 49c Pictures, A beautiful 25c. assortment of fac simile carbons set in dark wood frames with title plate attached. They are 11x14 tn in size and include jects as “Guardia Hard to Choo: Sister,” “His Majesty the Raby,” “Your Health,” “Christ and Rich Youth” and othe e regular price Is 4% each Sale price tomorrow 8c Trimmings tn 25c Trimming, ated Ch MN color have been priced at cc a yard, on ape ale tomorrow, while they t, at the yar 8c 4c Ribbons, Ic | inch Baby 1 @ part of our large new 1 Half Ribbons in a sold regularly at 4 tomorrow at j] Fall Pat- HY'S| tern Styles on Sale “DINE sno sno PINE | ELECT ARMSTRONG AND. ~~ AIVES.10 THE COUNCIL @. M. Hines, “of the Twelfth total vote in the Twelfth ward was d, and J." natrong, of the | 7%4 ward, and J, T. Armatrong, of In the Ballard precincts a total Fourteenth ward, were elected of 981 votes were cast, Armetrong recelving 467, Hessian, the demo: members of the elty council yester eee ee ee teoety 508, and day Hines was the only cand) HKobbin the soctallet andidate, | M te voted fo b the elfth | date v “ Pwoltth Ord “fhe Hallard funding bonds om and his election was assured. The ried gy 4 large majority coal * GET T0 WORK CAMP MEETING | Members of the church of the Living God are holding a camp (By United Press.) meeting at Green Lake Park. Mem TAP HAGUE, Aug. 21.—In order |} P Babee . that the peace conferen will got |" hn re he < a ; r pm ortland he be a posttive failure, many of the |"\" ,. f. worn ai — are thelr governments to provide for +a pneucts " utes oe wae an aed i iding for (2, oY Able ministers are in some sort of wove proyidin os & permanent court of arbitration : To Discuss Roadway | U, S. Navy Yard Members of the park board, and The Pacific squadron te sow at Councilman Wm. H. Murphy, of the Bremerton, and the navy yard now Ninth ward, have been urged to at- has more battleships of all classes tend the n Lake Improvement ver before in the higtofy of club's meeting in Kidd's ball, on| the Puget sound, It 1% crowded the east side tonight, called to dis-| With vessels, such as the Ne louse the pre ef new roadway »raska, Oregon aud Wise “ugh Woodland Park, Residents | Sip, the gunboats Chicago, of the Green Lake district are de- Boston, Albany, Charleston and anaad oe @ y offort to in-| Buffalo, the training ship Phile 4 the park board to abandon |4¢lphia, tue prison ship Nipsic, and the plan the torpedo boats Paul Jones and on mee |Goldaborough, and the immense Fleet “of pattie ships ‘at navy yard, drydock. Hoats leave Pier 2. Round trip onty 60 cents. ad amen we deliver “almost everywhere” --- exceptional pricings on. exceptionally good dressers, this week— they're the kind you'll not be disappointed in— regular reguiar value $19.50. this ts one this dresser is exceptionally priced dre good value and an attractive nicely finis has good sized 18x24. In, pla of top 20x40 tn.— dresser is 20x40 in op and two shap- small top drawers and two M drawers large | r drawers—regular value awers fi 50, priced © specta regular valy +19 50, priced ex- for the tra special for 14,35 a $12. 83 oo a0 $14.35 regular value $22.60. ; regular valve $17.50. ptionally bright this is a very pretty dresser, a -aieee finished Jen, French plate top ¢ beveled shaped mirror size 19x49 inches—two Seat Gane 18x23 in.—top of dresser is 20 1 two x40 in—has two coi ent a gol all drawers and two he. se ally w $22.50 , awers—re value for the priced xtra 16. 40 woek celal for Your Standarg ey i Pianos Bohmer Pianos. Behning Pianos Chickering Bros. P 8. Ernest Gabie Pianos. Bush & Gertz Pianos Lester Pianos. Crown Pianos. Behr Bros. Pianos Haines Bros. Pianos ~— EXCELLEN. id LOUR Cline’s Piano House = NOVELTY MILL co. SEATTLE, U8. A Popular Sheet Mute Uh By Mall te