The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1907, Page 7

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9) € THE SEATTLE STAR-—FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1907 id . @ e 7 ee a — ee | 2 5 nal el a ea | MAN IS DEAD “.c" . [CHILDREN THE ULTIMATE OBJECT OF [cite hg 0, comumes FRISCO STRIKE * N Y FUHRI s— | NEW YORK, Aug. 23—Tho i MARRIAGE”---JUDGE MORRIS , STATE NEWS sei Noe aids allele Scr NOT SETTLED Frul® packers are scarce in the city of Tacoma } hon | Ute of Milla Broa, & Co, mombera known lo 42 in Bantoa, Germany, and when |“ r 6 Yakima valley jret a aca oft of age worked his passa, f the Stock Exchange, was an (By United Press.) 4 America, Ho was reputed to bo) nounced on the floor of the ex Great filnda run, in dho same [Hleh an tneome for the rost of thelr | On account of the car shortage | | SAN PRANCISCO, Aug. 23.—The w m the neighborhood of a mil: change, The firm | mi | oh 0 ough he ibaldiary |livea, the man bel and Mra, |!n the Iniand Wmpire hay ts being) | ‘aaoina pa or ahh tiled osult of & jon dollars nent one, It ia comp stream going to create the channel | Hawthorne 60 atored sacadias sched boyy core ge he unt@ns The de ed loaves a widow, / 0, Milla, the board 1 may be different. Theodore Roose | Yet disagreomenta the result of | Hindus are flocking to the Grays - it the A salsat have not Seattle wo brothers in Germany and one | yilis and J, Marry Mason, Jr velt, the scondant of a race of | tales told by gowsipy neighbors, led | harbor distriet to secure employ "1 appro move The Mulld 4 whict Sehuyion New. Tae © id soldiers and pioneers, is op 1 }to & separation and final sult for | ment in the mils | ARREST BANK OFFICIALS ng Tr sires that the he equired arse prop pole ok eld from the family home | e to race suletde because It t a to jiftvoree, | Sen, R, C. MeCrowkey, pf Gar He was bora E | Y FOR HE dow the nation and prevent}. After a two days’ hearing, Judge | field, has sold 46,000 bushels of (By United Pr 2: WADING BARRED AT PICNIC. - ing the martial pooplo [Morris in dinmiasing Mra., Haw-| wheat of this year's crop. | PORTLAND, Aug DANCE IN MEN'S ATTIRE MONKEYS ONLY that we should be thoreo's application and the hus | Vashon islands fruft growers are! have boon {asued ye FP scar orrla, 0! @ fband's ero: mplaint, announced | tg ¢ to Seattle and sel! at the;torney John Manning CLEVELAND, O., Aug 24.-~There HILLSBORO, DL, Aug. 23.—Driv . vs ares : c a ortain beliefs which show the pop: | public market 1 d of shipping] officials of the tnsol » , v the ft by the lack of escorts, due to! ‘The bill of Tom Dutton for sup ular Judge of the criminal depart |to commiaston m Trust @ Savings phok fe Aug. 24 4 to mal tit-| yeaterd: Fh. Br Py pening Leubdect of race suisiée. }claims he has been handed a lemon| ed deponits after they knew tbe bare.” The ov’ yesterday and allowed tn the eum by when which presented him with | bank w cry winding ymes from ine We nren's | of $100, Dut 4 bill was 8120, but + r " » | Conte ol nd esom yal won| the board re d to take a t Owlng to water soardity Aber © Ruytegyes ov . oe. | the paw t. to a de * In the) mackaws an: ape which we ddot’ saw mills close in the after-| Michael J. Cowan, a Northorn Pa-| irl in et on the { mall hours of the morning they | valued at the a $20 by Dutton. this an | faons. citie switchman, fell in front of a r Phe | tors the the young women to thelr notion COP c Nee freight train at Tacoma last night | ‘#urant, and who d band os United Press.) ames and thea made their way Btreet Signs Ordered t Wit} SCHOOL SUITS $6 and both lege were cut off. He) our hofore tne |clase the wading match off. HoMA crTy, Okla one Five hundred street signa are te Hawthorne, coupla|. Dur now school suite for boys | 194 om bis way to the hospital, | Soors "uostay Alert ald that simila? affairs will be ordered by the city to be erect arried 35 years ago, hay Are now on sale for $5.00 Pierce county farmers, berry and| The Frisco mint will be closed! Gov. Comer of Alabama has giv: © made a feature of the r ainder ed in the three warda recently cre | «frown son and daughter and have W. BL INSON CO fruit « ers, who organl a} Admissi® Day, September 9, for|en the ratire of that state until he suMMer soclal seASON. ated by annexing new territory accumulated property enough to fur Corner Second and Union, ***! Producers’ union, have be t|the first time tn tts history October 1 to obey all state lawa. UNION TAILORS Made in Seattle---Home Industry We employ more people in our shops in Seattle, and can safely say nearly double of any house of its kind west of Chicago. We believe in home manufacturing. We can do just as well here in Seattle as they do in NEW YORK, CHICAGO, or any Eastern city. Our materials we buy from the largest woolen mills in this and foreign countries. We handle only full bolts and buy strictly all-wool and fast-color materiais OUR BELIEF IS The best is the cheapest, and that is what we handle. We give our customers 100 cents on the dollar, and can safely say in a good many instances 150 cents on the dollar. - wwe Now For Seattle Day ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 24th We will give to every customer at either of our stores, no matter what you buy—we will GIVE YOU AN EXTRA PAIR OF BLACK BROADCLQTH OR STRIPE WORSTED PANTS, OR WE WILL MAKE YOU TWO PAIRS OF PANTS OF THE SAME SUIT MATERIAL. Any style suit you want, we will make you without any EXTRA CHARGE. _ Seattle Day The campatan for the accept and the ree » upon the coming » moment as ‘opportune um! - reat assistance 8 rade will bo held marching fone of the new state be in ling, Prises red for the cltbs Jargest representation ak at Com | Fot-| 9 will be the panguet te be the pices of the City Press clad. Tavita ean seat to the edtto republican orn requesting their SLKHART. Ind, Avg. 23 7 im ringing fn his) woma' wee? wont to his tty. t ‘went to Benton Harbor ‘and spent the day with) ie the way back he be feraived in quarrel with a the train. She throat) Bim with a hatpin, but at her and as he o maar door 0 leave the abe hg “| hope you will) home.” | ‘entering the Big Foor tain passes over & the St. Joe river Whought the train was at te He stepped off and was ms women of Southern Cs shot twice then sta 1 man last night, who The police have not Why pay your hfgh-price merchant tailor $35.00 to $50.00, when WE can make you just as good a SUIT TO ORDER FOR $15.00 Why buy ready-mades in Eastern SWEAT Shops, when we can make you a clean, healthy, union-made garment here in = $15.00 dety a various towns ok Be ects t2 the “red ig EQUAL BIBLE j | —"1 SBURG. i won hear the click of « in church as the read . provided it won a cause of Christianity, . Dr. Maurice P. Fikes. rst Baptist church His church is the of region of this is one of the largest fn Venango county 1 do pot hold that the mast offer men all the pleas World does, it must give, Which do no trun coun Christianity. I know the 0 Billiard room on church Sill shock trustees and bat they must come to it ‘church will lose its infla, Gettiets fully entered into in ; territory by officials towns will have to Gut to the letter by the Bt , according to Corpo \ Kemsel Scott Calhoun. Im Ordered by old « is & e & Bade according to the i fm the original or HE Ppmtets fnstead of according to wh f ‘ ‘Charter. OISROBED BY LIVE WIRE. ' NTA, Ga, Ang. 29 —Mra fae 8. Orr, prominent tn Atlanta Wed the Georsia Railway & Co. for $10,000 damages Was shopping in Wh When the broken end Which had been charce Everybody Take Notice ‘Way touched her foot om tore ehr belt off and Ertions of Mra. Orr's ; m S004 almost complete! Pat the crowded at res hd to the hum ME by her clothing being her in public, M that the shock « This is positively the last sale we will make on our new Fall and Winter Goods——giving away extras. So take advantage of this tions physical injury. FREE PANTS OFFER ae SORGEST TAILORING HOUSE, Mi ND TAILGRED GARMENTS - |i "RECORD swim (BY United Press. SANTA Cyr %, Cal, Aug Bleanor purr 13. has made 4 es Alter only th mv led by « swimming pms lade the trip to tha 1 ck, 4 alist of WITH THE UNION LABEL IN EVERY GARMENT. & She ip trom’ Bacron te jas LARGEST TAILORING HOUSE WEST OF CHICAGO, 44 re eaiaawion. “Ono on S 1 8 JTuRD LAVEN U = TWO ' STORES SHOPS A ND SALESROOMS Open Saturday Eventing Unit 16:00 P.M. : sii CoteEMNEmMenn AM A660 nm MH maa Oo

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