The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1907, Page 7

Schools and Teachers Assigned to Them. Frank principal; Misses iW rendeyt of Sch e has practica t ignment of a he choo! year. ees sere to bo emt! hy fe school district Is 6 i. & Waltron, — prinetipal Nag Mr Larsen. Hite A Martin, ‘Ma tiarver,. amie bs w A ve = uliding-BMr Dtek * a oa ter, Dalton, ‘Laat, & ‘oe of all deme Minin’ trest Mindergertee—Miee Creet: | during the FOr itute the su t A—The asateamente for Matlard |, assistant supert Mtr. Chasset + ane mowall Bh OW Butohart. of manual trate oe The gies Small, puperviso f e. os Cole, supervise | gp prinet Reason, super ‘ving and cooking; Clara assistant for manual prin Jones, Toon, » Henrietta Richter, assist ¥ oot, PS gat for drawing. : Wullding-—-Sdteces made wp te the pret | surmatl acignmene 8 i Wandteg—Atr. Lowman ’ 7. Geter ~ taba _Prisctpate- A h Sivest Butiding-—tr Atwood CS Boner ipa Malloy “Chawdter, Sut Teachers are Aste , Puliding-—Me, Van Dyke, Mise Amaoun: ot vt bem Secems. Doi eae Adama | tine Mr Molnnie Matheson St ke, Riatee Ken eller, Pre tev, Ja be Miter, F Tete, an, Siw ie Cotton ' nan Alle . York Iuild Devine oF ae abe m. prince A anterry Train, onde Mn ting Mise Mar Misses Natlie Mart, a Harper, Wayne, , Motch tes Dewan. wutiine Miseos Riehie. Toachore—Mimee aw meron Hieth, Murphy Minne hae, And Miecwrs Smit, Corekic: M Boars. Moen fissauet. Moin Law, Jones He eo SENATOR MAY BE TRIED. Serna, Hew Witt Du Pont Underge Criminal Weiss Blamowtary Schools | Prosecution? Buihtiog—Mr Shaw _—— Srasnns. etier, \-| (Seattle Stare Exclusive Gervice.) + Ren «| WASHINGTON, Avg 26—A 1 ie ha Renrer | Onited States senator brought to Masohrane. Tellier. M Miers ithe bar of justice to answer ortm tal charges is one of the develop ments which may come out of the Ponison, Wyatt Racha q re “Munday ’ noo etics, Pawns. nose Mabomey, manual ts ae Bisenteis SENATOR OU PONT. Plumb. petantpat Alleo. MgGans, trast, government's attack upon the pow. der combine. Much necessarily must depend upon development ia oa eed P icant the civil case which has been filed Et Miller BM Wiamer,| at Wilmington, Del, to dissolve jthe combine, Should the govern ton trees: | ment be successful it is thought by Ha-| the department of justice that suf- La ficient evidence will be obtained | to warrant criminal proceedings against United States Senator Heury A. Da Pont. Practical Pointers Men and Women Derveer, gmar. Veckanacher,| A ttle money saved cach woek and deposited in a good bank |grows much faster than you would imagine. Before you realize it you }have a little pile at your command with which to “snap” ap good op portunities and till further in jerease your wealth. It is by this +) | method that nearly every rich man |became wealthy. You can do so o>. }and it is your own fault if you are | not. well off within a few years wn The State Hank of Seattle, cor * \ner of Yesler and First av, articular attention to its savi mt and gives 4 per ¢ | interest, compounded twice a y on savings depowits ring a i, ‘ tneene. Gertrade Wheeler Dansing burg Botiding— Mise Powter ¥ le & . i : Ante Rack oly ding — Me Maswrs pes Preriche Mee, Minor Maitting xe Kane Hogs cf the Wise Is Enough Only a few prices on some of the best known Brands of whis , kies, such as || Hunter Baltimore Rye : Good Olid Gueken heimer Rye Our Dollar Rye » Keystone Monogram Bourbon Rye ~ Big 4 Bourbon Rye ALL FULL QUARTS. Keystone Liquor Co. 1123 tet Ave. Phon 1184 ‘ os rhe Only Wxclustve Family | Liquor House in Seattle SEATTLE TEACHERS ARE "ASSIGNED THEIR POSTS face Increased From SU to 675 on Account ot Aw ( AN CHARGE resation of Ballard and Other Territory—List of | EXTRA FARE ; Rexed territory as long as the rates for! pays | CLOSE SHAVES IN IOWA, Barber Wielded Razor Over Cus tomers for Weeks Though o 0. The Seattle, Renton & Southern railway may charge extra fare for passengere coming in from the ter ritory recently annexed to thie city according to an opinion which the legal department of the city fram ed Saturday afternoon. A rhe opinion a le Star's Exclusive Service.) DRS MOINES, la, Aug, IT Warren, Woat side barber, was © holds, however, |@* 1 in hin shop while shaving & customer, and has been adjudged insane, It was | 4 that he had boon Insane for several weeks, but he contin to wield the razor over the faces of his customers. He has 8 halluoination that , blood jhounds are chasing him FIRE AT EDMONDS | (Quer Opectat Service.) OUT THEY GO EDMONDS, Wash, Aug. 26 nerve kiln at Carpenter's mill} (By United Press.) was outirely destroyed by fire yes| CHICAGO, Aug. 26.—This city is terday and the loss is estimated at/to be rid of criminals, Every po $7,000, But for the prompt action | tee officer at every station has re of the citizens the tire plant word to peut out the See would have gone up tn smoke. aatueg he : ones, “send them up” and the George Duffey, poard president |COUrt# will do tho rest. ‘The reign lof the beard of public works of /Of cffme must end. Hvery section San Franeieco, has resigned, hav. | of the city ts to be ratded, accord ing been forced to do wo by the|ing to Chief Shipp ad efforts graft prosecutors, Michael Casey, to drive out the andestrable set of the Teamsters’ Union, has been | will be kept up until the crooks appointed | have all seoured the blue ticket OUT GO THE MANY PLAYER PIANOS AND PLAYERS that the elty council has tt within its power to prosertbe the rates of fare to be charged in the newly an Are reasonable The dry oolved Prices Actually Slaughtered on Brand New and | Slightly Used Instruments. An Angelus, $94; a Cecilian, $83; an Apollo, $65; a Superb Latest Style Player Piano, $378; Also Several Genuine Pianolas. THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1907. . ?. | {fornta and the Maye marl@t is now | , All varletiod” of the Colo,, Aug. 26.—The| grape @e in the market and are all of the s of train| quoted at from $1.60 to $1.76 per! ett the rails | ‘There ts no perceptible change ns THE MARKETS [escurmac.re == [ies ait ai Onvene - A carlond of gra Mirrived on | Belek Peet, eee ee O' | poy | Wentern ay. this morning from Cal Sees i Jin full owing be (By United Press.) RUBRLO, engine an ‘WINDMILL USED at ¥ y afternoon and 20 pase) iy the market this morning, only Iniured. Two s0Ore*) Rurtiett pears dropping «lightly, | TO PUMP WATER ably shaken up. THO) owing to the increased supply | raltway officials are trying to with Canta yes are Very mum “a On [ond at Information. aa yy the. street but commission men are | {m.<!*% " SUECE » asking the same price for the t " |H. Patterson of Seattle, who wal | nally, His wife was! out aboyt the face melon The exe and butter market te re box * }maining the same with buslue . steady ‘and brink $ a Hart ' «on | since Money 1. $00 wou P heentoper: The Freano uses a large wind. | . ' piso th mill, moving to the wind, to pump Ya fre from the hold when it ts ped in a heayy sea, Other ves and few ves | water per tb, 4ye. | wh Th, BORE! | pes) ver Wb, oe | The shingle weavers of the state are preparing for a long struggle |with the mill owners over t lowed shop policy sels use hand power and few vew s ire ever seen tn local waters te, | Which u The Bverett Improvement Co. | — © the windmill device. It will soon begin the construction |f ‘ton, per ib, fis an gid one but many seamen i», GW lelaim it is better than any other, Jof an electric line butween Sno homish and Fall City President of Gautema 8. J. Holland, president of the Stesaier hatiout 1@6%e; chinoom Cebrera, Washington Liquor Co, at Spo Ph « > yy Cm gh Prise; chino’ tn, owing to many petitions, has Kane, was killed Saturday being % t « "i ‘ a » réleased many of the political pris struck by @ train gt Sand Point, ‘ ts 1 ners Idaho. Ban Francisco steamers, and al-| j#0 those from the Philippines and Hawaiian islands, will be ftumi*| gated at Town 1 tw pre} 4 Jeweled Back Combs. Monuments Are ail the rage, We have the t assortment in the city. Spe Art Marble Company s will prevail this week Vout spreading of the bubonic! 1... rene ib, is@ite, brotiers, th, 169 (0M4 BY. three doors ne Chicago Jeweiry Co,, 1207 Second plague lel te ae SVU ie. ginia et. Both phones 173 ay . SE a LARGE ROLL WHITE COTTON BATTING renovated tb, a6 Oregon, Washington 1O@ste, ranch ste: | Rastera | Best Table Oil- cloth, per yard . Good House Lin- ing, 36-inch, per yard -.. .4¢ Month-End Sale Dress Goods Wicklow Suitings—Big variety of patterns, includ ing plaids and checks. Just the thing for chil Month-End Sale Lace Curtains GENUINE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS There are thousands of homes in this city and state which have “Silent Pianos”—only played wh a musical friend calls The piano is simply a fine piece of furniture and nothing more To all such, an opportunity extraordinary is presented now to secuge a piano player or a player piano at a tremendots re- The assortment is unusually large and attractive, embracing practically every make now on the market. A number are strictly brand new Others have come to us in part payment for the wonderful new Themodist Pianolas and Pianola Pianos. All are in ex- cellent condition; in fact, three of the Player Pianos have not been used a week. In our anxiety to clean them all out been actually slaughtered A fine Angelus, mahogany case, cost $300, now $95. An- other Angelus, cannot be told from new, $115, and still anoth- er one for $68. Four Cecilians, mahogany, walnut and oak cases, every one jin excellent condition, $83, $115, $135, $98. An Apollo, in mahogany case, excellent condition, regular }$250, now $65. Another Apolio, in Al condition—-in fact, can- not be told from new, for $27 more money Choice of several of the Popular Simplex Players, in varic woods—all brand new, at less thah half price, or $148, $157, | $122. A Genuine Pianola, excellent condition, now only $165. An other one, case somewhat marred, but otherwise in first-class | condition, only $138, and still another one, with Metrostyle Attachment, used only short time, now $198. Player Pianos Or, if you prefer to turn in your present plano (at a fair val uation) toward the purchase of a good Player Piano, at the present tremendously reduced prices, here's your chance at once, prices have 19 You can take your choice of several brand new instruments sold everywhere for $750, $850, and even $1,000 ber of Autopianos, which were recently offered as $750 values by a local concern in an alleged ac is campaign, your choice for $456, $418, $365, $397 and les These latter inatru ments are practically brand new—in fact, three of them were traded in toward the Genuine Pianola Piano in less than a week after purchase, Another good Piano Player, brand new, cost $650, sale price $378, Another $750 value, in elegant’ ma hogany case, for nearly half, or $418, and still others, the very finest makes, $467, $496, $508, et A latest style strictly brand new Ferrand Cecilian, regular $750 $487 Another one, somewhat also a num value, now only case 398, Space will not permit of the description of the many others, but come in and see. Remember, we will accept your present piano or organ as part payment. Don’t let this chance to secure a good Player or Player Piano get by you. It's an opportunity that only comes once in a lifetime. These low prices should be for spot cash only, but in order to give all an equal chance, convenient | payments can be arranged. Better come the first thing tomor row morning. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. Oldest and Largest Dealers | | | 903 Second Avenue. New, Handsome Patterns, just opened for fall. Brussels effects, with fancy borders and plain or adl-over centers. You can form no correct idea of the values offered dren's school dresses, at special price, per yard We Values Novelty Wool Suitings, 36 inches; small neat cifects, suitable for separate skirts and suits special price, per yard 2he 75¢ Values All-Wool Panama Suitings; colors navy, brown, red, green, light gray, light brown, champagne, dark gray and black; special price, per yard ase Be Values 52-inch Wide Six rs navy blue red, green, cardinal, light navy and black; the best cardinal, unless you see the goods— $2.98 .. $2.89 . $2.69 .. $2.49 $1.98 1 Lot Arabian Curtains, regular price $5.50, $3.25 SAMPLE LINE OF NEW FALL COATS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE $12.00, $15.00 and $17.50 COATS at $6.98 These are samples from one of the large $5.00 values are lian; ¢ $4.50 values are material made'to give satisfaction; special price, 1 ; Sie We Values Repellant Suitings, $6 inches wide; al! staple shades and black; special price, per yard 59e¢ lors $4.00 values are per y $3.50 values are .. $2.50 values are .... . on $1.39 Quality All-Wool Chiffon Broadcloth; c navy blue, cardinal, brown, red, green, gray and black ; special price, per yard PSe on special sale at .........++- 50 New Fall Coats just received from the East. New York manufacturers, purchased by us at half regular price. They are all long, loose ecoats, 50 and 52 inches long, anade of wool kersey, broadcloths and wool mixtures. Trimmed with velvet and silk braid. Actually worth from $12.00 to $17.50— On Sale Tuesday at $6.98 Month-End Sale Blankets Big Sale of WHITE WOOL BLANKETS —DRUMMERS’ SAMPLES; slightly soiled; regular prices $5.00, $ ), $6.00, $6.50 and up to $10.00, Month-End Sale prices ......... ata $3.98, $4.15, $4.75, $5.00 Every Wool Blanket Reduced. Come Tomor-- row. Tan and Gray Cotton Blankets, 4 size, 75c value, Month-End Sale Comforts Full Sized Comfort, good weight and new de- splendid $1.25 values. Month- 95¢ Extra Full Size Comfort, good weight and every wanted color and design; splendid $1.59 value, Month-End Sale price ........ cece SLO Extra Full Sized Comfort, filled with pure white signs and colors; Had 06M... Sawa sk | Month-End Sale price : Be cotton; regular $1.75 Comfort. Month-End 11-4 Tan, Gray and White Cotton Blankets, ng a See a ey ae eee $L4B good weight and size for double bed; worth We have an extra large stock of Fine Cotton $1.25; for Month-End Sale, price ...... 89¢ Comforts, filled with the best cotton and made under the most sanitary conditions; regular prices $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. Month- A_ 2d Sale price $2.69, $3.15 and $3.50 9 Month-End Sale Linens Month-End Sale Ginghams Extra Full Sized 12-4 Gray Cotton Blanket, well worth $2.00 a pair; Month-End Sale price, per pair ‘Month-End Sale Flannels WHITE FLANNELS 2%-yard wide White Irish Linen— Amoskeag Apron For Baby's wear; nice and See the width; regular price $1.10 Checked Ginghams; spe- dole, a yard. Month-End Sale price, ite wala 7 per yard... Sd¢ it i¢ 25 quality for 1D¢ “hee R wren ee 35c quality for 296 Pure Irish Linen, snowy white, in . HOS AOR Oe Or $9 quality for AT7¢ fine and medium weight goods; ws and stripes; special 75c quality for 60¢ worth 75e yard. Month-End Sale ERE AAR Oe price ; ‘ 53¢ ALL-WOOL EIDERDOWN : Me 12Y%c Dress Ginghams, every A special in Table Linen 72 inches For Children’s Coats, Ladies’ wide; grass bleached Irish Table wanted stripe and.colar; Opera Cloaks, etc., in Linen, regular $1.25 and $1.50 specially priced 101¢ white, pink, red, blue and qualities, Month-End Sale Oe 1Sc Bates’ Seersucker gray— ara See ah ee hams—We carry the larg 39 quality for .. B0¢ Turkey Red Table Damask, abso ent esock of thine mou EAT lutely fast colors. Month-End REE 0 oh ic quality for ....... Sale prices .. town; specially priced, per .., 80¢, 53¢, 47¢ and & yard 79e quality for ..... nat . ie) “ 12¢ f oe aaa te Stowe seen —