The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1907, Page 8

tH 3 } a Wl | WHR RRA RR RD o |e * |w TAFT MAY TAKE * © le 69 SUOBEN TRIP EAST. * \* * \* (By United isan’ * KANSAS CITY, Aug. 98 4 ° Before Hecretary Taft port for the west this morning It was ® xf a anounced that ke would # { lars v t hig i} a flying trip to Oyster ® By United Press.) Httle differences of opinion that N f Atl nm" naines op arce vensoln of high] itny to confer with P nt # DIVER, Colo, Auge aclu [have ariaon in regard to tho wow: NeWeSt Of Atlantic Steamers |sicoa AB. it tne “turbines con |% Roonavelt. It he. dove ho wil # t We high" city? regard |CrMMent of the forest reserves and Unio to do the work shown on the |S igo east Saturday, they roturn # Bens of the*mile High olty, regard | easing lands, Should the president Makes a Most Re trial trip tt will greatly Influence | gay quickly as possible and ro # ee ae | ee eee ang ed aGfiowere | Ae * the dulldere of steam vessels in| sume his trip to the west * prepared to give a rousing exhibl: renomination, Colorado would like Stepting that clase of onan In | " a tion of Denver hospitatity an ly send a Taft delegation to the markable Run ao , ire ae 7 K to Ram 6 gh ee ee thusiasm upon the arrival of national convention the Union. Iron Work ¥ hore, ha tary Taft, who |e sett®Piled to The principal opponents of Taft —t ali - o ale o ALAS, POOR PIG! speak here tomorrow. Leading Col are the labor unto and the beet (By United Press.) " — = ' wi , n “% inte oo : orado republicans w erve a igar interests r beet men 1 DON Aus &.— Following arent rg pred th psa hion TOLEDO. Aug. %2%-—A_ grunt r pommittee and the whe m opposed fo him because of His) the succesful trial run of the Lu-latatement covering, the effect of | fom all self respectable hog» has A tee ing Decanting lal hr redl, pulley: | FRO SGT! ita on which it avert 54 (the. Lusitania’s test on the future up. Alas, the Newport of hoe erty of the adipose secretary of war|retary has fought valiantly for a) sitante 4 |th is Mawes see during his stay here. reduction in the tariff on Philp) knots, officers of the Cunard /of marine vessels We have| dom has failed.” Not from an That the visit of the secretary pine sugar, and has not yet giveD) groamahip ( stated phe ses Ln od soyeeepconas st the | siump in the market nor from any will dovmuch to fan to flame the up the battle. While the counties |" sais on the Lualtanta, leaving |{uypines with Kreat Intere i Nd | artioular eoolal rivalry over a vie growing sentiment. in his favor,/in the beetxrowing district are) "8 og eave yuld be | proven aw Matistuctory in her tuet {iting Berkshire, but all because there {a little doubt, Tho repub-|strongly republican, they | would) ion £ the general: posterties ; nomy an in the A , “ta Lagos »ward &. Kimmel, operator of the Heans of Colorado are for Roose: | probably be strongly opposed to (he | delivered at the general posloffice | economy ax I the speed shows {n ate a tele geabioes Of the Velt, first, last and always, despite /nomination or election of Taft lowing Thursday, or early Friday | periment will have great influpuce | United States, who lives in Benece be * worning, The Campania and Lu-| with owners and builders toward | Coun. has p his business in $2.09.) Portiand cement, Calitormia, ve) cania, now the fastest British |adopting the steam turbine in yom | the bands of the federal Sorte THE MARKETS gee ce wii their mails de els of- the larger dimensions, We| | His Habliities are 45,000, Hie sf asets ar sate 1 ciaed Vielen ore MASA Gy: Oh London” early Saturday |are also oft ion that great | ® Kimmell’s ranch was the original Fifteen cara loaded with water melons arrived this morning from the Yakima country, and most of the load was distributed on Weat ern av. A few cars will be shipped to Tacoma. The price on the mel ons ts quoted at Ie pound Two cars of Florida pineapples ar rived this morning and commission men are getting $3.60 a dozen. Almost 500 cases of Australian hickios are expected to arrive by | jE, Pret afl Ele ' steamer this afternoon. They are) berries, i2@ite ib & variety of peach, worth $4.50 per} erate, ewes, per th de A carload of honey arrived from ee SS He California and is quoted at the same price as the Yakima honey tiieain | phoma >, 1% me per ib Homy «lam he ti we: Yakima ho per ease, 92 T8@4 08 tele | rained honey, per ih ke * nt Wish. Vegetable per I. tty 6 t pions, Walla Walia tforwia ° per Ib Deets turnip Hay and Feedatutrs ay, ton, Se alte 4] cake, per ton. | n 0G, shortn ton | de; carrots §1.00@1.2 SGM, oath | ton $32 Batter, | Oregon, Oe reborat | Washington creamery. ib, 2 An olectrical generator in a SOG Ss: ranch 240360 jamelting furnace at West Jordan, | Posttry Ueth, is sald to have been tn ¢ Rave hens, th 2 dreiiers, Ib 16@ | stant ¢ lon, 24 ho’ ( > Pa. Fy Ph ant operation, 24 hours a day, for yews, Be frosem fowl. nearly four yeara and a halt, with} eilers, te; re te & single interruption, which was for which no way re wim. Twins cheese. “ew WTA |due to a broken pulley Oregon Twine, le, vy ow the generator was in sponsible. Hen Com Iq 240; “en reyen ranch, te = | 28 @ the; More battresmeps at the navy ya Portiand com: parce, per om, than ever before on Are the Girls and Boys Ready for School? Here are new and pretty Dresses and Coats that will delight mother and daughter with their quality, style and moderate prices. Misses’ $10.00 Schagl Coats, $5.98. The new High School Coats, three-quarter length. cheviots-and melitons, in plain shades, plaids and mingles. Fin ly tallored; 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. all woo! on, net 812.50 ot fine kerseys. Misses’ High School Suits. This new College Coat Model, for the partic cheviot, with double-breasted velvet collar in pockets. Price Girls’ New Wash Dresses, $2.50, Made of plain chambray, striped or cheek gingham white and colored collars, caffe and belte to match; years. Plain red, blue and pinky Price Girls’ New Wool Dresses, $5.95. Jumper Dresses, of fancy plaid and plain serge. trimmed With bands of same material, embroidered with silk dots Priced | | | at . $5.95 to $8.50 wlar mise, is of mannish ele with plain 6 & $2.50 walat Misses’ $5.00 School Coats, $2.98. New fall styles at that, made of pretty tweed mixtures and revers ible plaids. Brown, green and navy; #, 10, 12 and 14 Not very many of these. years, Misses’ $8.00 School Coats, $3.98. New fall ideas, Long and Short Coats, of pretty tweed mixtures tastily trimmed, very handsome effects; 10, 12, 14 and 16 years Girls’ New Wool Dresses, $5.95. Sailor Suits, of plaid serge and plain cheviot, collar and cuffs trim. med with wide black silk braid and black tle. Priced at ee $5.95 to $f * Girls’ New ‘Fall Coats, $2.50. Cute affaiys of white and colored bear cloth, black and white ch i gray chinchilla, plaid and plain cloth; Buster Brown and oth TPINE eset. dee. 40s $2.50 to 87, 98 Second Floor. School Shoes at a Great Saving The kind of Shoes that we are not ashamed to sell and your boys and girls proud to wear. Shoes made doubly durable to with. stand the hardest kind of wear. The best ever made to tread in along the path pf learning. Parents will find them the most eco nomical shoes that ever shod youngsters. At $1.00 a Pair, Value $1.65. for boys and girls. Best calf and kid School Shoes sizes, 11% to children’s, 81% to 11; Uttle girls’, 9 to Jar $1.50 and $1.65 values At $1.35 a Pair, Value $2.00. | School Shoes, for boys, of all solid calf ste half doubl made for hard service. Sizes 13% to Regular $1.75 and 2.00 values. At $1.65 a Pair, Value $2.50 School Shoes, for b of box and kangaroo calf, with je oak sole and steel shod; strictly solid; sizes 1 to 5%. Regular $2.00 and $2.60 values. Mezzanine Floor—Off Main Aisle. A Sale of Girls’ and Boys’ 20c School Stockings, 3 Pairs for 50¢. The kind that sell reg Fast black, d soles and toes Children pairs for ilarty ial for Girls’ and Boys’ School Stockings Specially Priced at 25¢ a Pair. Best ever—made for the h { service, with fi hread 1 shaped ankle ir P Children’s Fall Underwear, 25¢. Children’s Fall Weight Ficeced f nd Draw eer fine ribbed; Vests finished with bound neck and front, pea t tons; Pants and Dra with covered seam All to be sold at, per garment 25e Children’s Fall Underwear, 5O¢. Children's Fe t in Receiver’s Hands. | was gored to death on his farm ‘ by an angry bull § RUS 4 & (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) | W. J. Alien, a civil engineer of HARTFORD, Conn, Aug 28 Tacoma, committed wuteide last SAFE DEPOSIT Col, Albert A. Pope, head of the | Dight by shooting himeclt Pope Manufacturing Co, which has The Seaboard Ol! Co,, of Seattle funt gone Into the hande of m re-|bld yesterday at Washington for COMPANY ceotver, ta the | « of the wheel furnishing tw ating olf to the world.” He discovered the real |na , pousibitities of the bicycle, and bas! Arter two days’ quarantiping of first Ave. and Columbia St ' Vensels, one lonely rat wae STATILE, WASH. ail Weight Gray Merino Ve and Drawers Vests finished with silk-bound necks pearl button Pants and Drawers with covered seams. to be sold at per garment 50¢ - re knocked off their courage in undertaking what | hos heaven The remarkable 1,200-mile run of could at lis beat be t med an ex. (really nice hog who was ailing the new Cunarder, Luattanta, which | periment, notwithstanding — they | maht take the “cure,” and have an made a forty-eight-h continuous |employed the best technical talent |imdividual “drinking — trough, run at an average speed of more obtainable to investigate thorough. | Ppereelain bathtub and be mant than twenty-five and one-fourth | ly the matter before taking the |cured by experts, In the petition knote an he in her trial-trip at| step. If they reguin first place “re mentioned # number of costly Liverpool, has p @ great vic: among the Atiantic ners they wil) | bits of furnishing, vetertoary in y for the advocates of turbine certainly be entitled to It struments and other things that would be needed to make a Is Col. Pope, Whose Big Industry Is aeture ee b ant iodo and one plant here ¢ MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE Thus over a day can be (By United Press) eae aN GREAT BIKE MAN STATE. NEWS n the leader in the attempt to THE SEA@TLE STAR-SWEDNESDAY, AUG. 98, 1907, credit te due ard people for At hin reso: healthful and hands your hat of B oud av Lou Stanner = NORTHWEST: a farmer of Surrey wneend by the of the j Bam bas rece! 1 Wyckoff of Belling word that she is Our Powers jhoir to an entate valued at $600,000 in Texas This company is em Joneph Harvey, a farmer, is dead powered by law to re at Hellin, Mt of drink i your money on de ing polaoned well water. The other Me’. ” : mem be of the family are tll posit, to safeguard your Rarnett, a Pierce county pi Wwaluables in its vaults and ot aged 74, was arres' yes Pto provide for the judi day at Tacoma for drunkenness ious distribution of your fa the firet tim in- bie life Pwealth after your death he was ever intoxicated . " We invite consultation or Forest fires are at an end for this season, according to advices correspondeace. recetved from the forestry agents Leas thn was burned than ever ° BE SHORROCK, the hist before { ory of the state President 7? 1. P. HARTMAN ALEXANDER MYERS Secretary J. Vv. A. SMITH. Cashier 4 per CL. interest paid on Saving =| OPEN YOUR \ Mim NEW YORK, Aug With hi SAV I ‘| Soy baggage on beard the steamer € 3 ‘ pa, which wailed oday for Fngtand, artin Kubiman, aked 9 f Salt Yeke oon { head at th International hote here tod He had made all plans for the trip but had ¢ $2 in hi pockets when found. Ju (S: PUNISHING THE CRIMINAL. ge Takes Lecture Against Present Methods. attic Star OMAHA, Aug. 28 n 0 br dge of th triet in Platform ...WITH... Dexter Horton & Co BANKERS NEW YORK BUILDING Exclusive Service.) Estelle of this ONE FARE-- ROUND TRIP CHICAGO Take 5 “LAKE SHORE” From From St. Louis Take “BIG FOUR ROUTE.” ‘at Tis Ci Ek a9 BAN “AMERICA'S GREATEST RAILWAY 6YSTEM.” SARATOGA, N. Y., and RETURN ACCOUNT OF MEETING hil GRAND ARMY of! the REPUBLIC Tickets on sale Sept. 6.7-8—Good to Return to Sept. 17 Extension to Oct. 6th securedyby deposit and fee of $1.00 Tickets Routed via Our Lines will be accepted at your pleasure by the Boat Lines im either Direction, between Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo. Also between Al. bany and New York MICHIGAN CEN: TRAL, “The Niagara Falls Route.” From Peoria Take Lake Erio & West ern or “Big Four Route.” i real : SIDE TRIPS—Saratoga to New York or Boston and return... .$6.00 ¢yin :. ‘ Saratoga to New York or Boston and return to Albany $5.00 Lape yp STOPOVERS—At Battle Creek, Detroit, Sandusky, Westfield and Ni agara Fails. On going ney~-Passengers to leave last stop. In the simultaneous di ever point not later than Sept, 9. On Return Journey—10 ht of th tw inch guns days within transit limit en tl I a 400 to CHAUTAUQUA AND RETURN-—Tickets on sale daily until Sept . team ‘Guatin thas of ). Limited to Oct Fare from Chicago, $17.60; Peorta, $22.40 oadside ¢ efore fired, The St. Louls, $27.80. el of 18,500 tona Hod side. | BOSTON AND RETURN—Aug. 6, 10, 20 wee io Hetfas : Fare from Chicago, $24.00; fa groos, Tho guns bre fitty-theay | NEW ENGLAND RESORTS—Aug. 6, 10 pt. 10, 14, 24, 98 t long, and each shell of 880 ; ase Trem ¢ hicago or St, Louis, one fare, plus $2.00 for the Round unde is discharged 165 pound » : va hd arp ry Caters pe CANADIAN RESORTS—Daily until Sept. 30, 1907, From Chicago 000 wiliee a4 hous ‘i . r St. Louts, one fare plus $2.00 for the Round Trip. Monuments Art Marble com , thr Both phones any 48 » doors north of Virginia For further information, apply to pas nger agent of the NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES 151 YESLER WAY, SEATTLE, WARREN J. LYNCH, Passenger Traffic; Manager. ‘ond CHICAGO. t any hog | N. Brooks & Apparel for ‘ee and Children, 1 | i| det | | ( lj specially priced as above, Women, ails given below Excellently-Made Cluny Curtains, Special at $3.95 a Pair Our most popular hand-made Clun Grenadine or Madras Curtains, Special at 98¢ a Pair irenadine, Misses special price ‘These ¢ insertion 144 to 2 inche quality which does not can be had in both white Madras or Cros termed, in blue, green and red Frederick & Nelsons Ancorporated Two Strong Special Vales in 1 Curtain Che chief of the Drapery Sedion has placed unusually prieeseon Cluny and Grenadine Curtains, as will be observed by Lace Curtai urtains are made to our ore wide and edge to match Cur after laundering and ecru Striped Serim Curt stripes, 3 yards beginning tomorrow. WW which have been sold out. Hence these special va i} Special at 95¢ a Yard | Special at $1.20 a Yard T2inch Bleached Irish and 79 Sieached Irist i] German Damask, good weave 72-inch Bleached Irish fu pansy, tulip, chrysanthemum, | Damask, in rose, spot, poppy, fern, clover and other I} designa. poppy and lily design Fou i ac ar hree qualities of ir patterns, Inlaid Linoleum, i] Four patterns, specially priced at, Four patterns, specially priced at, specially priced at, embracing are pleasingly underpriced for tomorrow as follows a square yard a square yard a square yard | The above special prices include cutting only. square yard will be made if we lay this special Linoleum, | SOLID OAK CHINA CLOSET SPECIAL $12.95 ijustable . shelves, ck; ornamental t (WA well-made article of its finished golden and weathered Pp forming four compartments contains shaped bevele Glass door is fitted wit French plate mirror legs are nicel} shaped i} tomorrow’s selling is FREDERICK & NELSON The special price fe i INCORPORATED TEA. ; Tea is not infallible imoneyback makes amends. We are not, in is but 60 the least, uneasy about the money Your it you we pay j These cool morni: line a Gas t Coal 48 Pint Comp Ost iatere and natioy ed Fittec cure tatior OR ify tl meas: (100 ARCADE) DELUXE OPTICAL CO. INC, oH. L. KLEIN grocer retarns yc don't lke him. Take the Chill Off = by or coal hi A t 418 Pike et. jeaters as low as or Wood Heate san r money Schilling’s Best sing long $1.25 $2. 00 £ St s 7 lete Housefurnishers eopathy a, Electricity, the Light Cure-—a n that seldom falls t kind of No drugs sickness tr hor surg WOODHOUSE & PLATT and Sole Agents for the Famous Charter Oak Ranges. Vibration mbi cure. at y n treatments, enough to most case $15. Consul a free. Main ) Fine Wort eee wale etait THE SHOEMAKER HOLT, THE OSTEOPATH 578 Arcade. DE LUXE) 2461 Manitecturing | COPPER Is the Safest---The Rockefeller says nothing, bat put mil. lions of dollars into Amal. ated and other Copper H. H. Rogers says, “Lawson, verified your as to the stocks as we have conclusions value of Copper an investment. and the small hausted. If you are goir Cross Mine, located but Snohomish Cotnty, on ¢ Bunker Hill mines and br id better buy NOW. Cross Mine is a busin “ lation, we are form ACT 404-5 Nev Name Address ou can't t boots or shoes t you, get them made to vs ire at me 217 JAMES STREET. wae long, | Several Patterns of Table Damask for Less The Table Damasks specially priced as below are in patterns napking twelve kind, being of solid oak, There are thre $12.95 Most Permanent Investment of the Stock is Now Sell ed at this investigate and w ake to the scene of our ut FREE OF ALL COST TO THEM, We € t out one of the blanks below and @ arr ‘ nts for your stock NOW. At the ratem ' will be gone before long and then you will & L. MULLIN & co. in the Red Cross M ‘or me. Enclosed find for deposit on same. Store Closes Daily at § Omg Noon Gaturday Until Sept, 4, * perusing the) ns are offered at the above ler, with hand-made @ the net being a er tains are 3 5 yards long and ains, as they are yarior with tasseled ends, ate lues— Special at $1.60a Yarg 72-inch Bleached Trish Double Damask, ¢ ven, in three splendid ; Three Grades Inlaid Lincleun Lowered =a Price different patterns, An extra charge of e d h or Miles Av Most Profi says, pper stocks ¢ the biggest opportunity fi money making in the j today.” does not talk, bat $6,000,000 a year ia dends from one mine, the United Verde. ling at 25¢ aS ng 32 miles same veins as the famous) rt distance from it, you} that the B ise and not @ all who wish ure you PODAY w York Block. 1 to be one of your to visit the Let me know are going r literature. 1 wish TE TODAY. sae itive Special 4 price will soon beer to buy stock in the Red ‘ East of Everett, ing Ce ee | gm 12 S2SS2E 7 FTSSEA_ELRELER EsecESg =e . woyey | ESE ET Et ees.