The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1907, Page 5

- . . rr a acarcse eee eee rcennarnpepie const er vs . eu THE SEATTLE STAR—THPRSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1907. g x hel 5. ~ 3 og = ” 4 * = = - 4 . = P : “fionoool, te sacstendns cores! BACKAEROM ORIENT) TOUGH ON JOHN D. STATE k EWS HAYWOODTOSPEAK - y } ’ | |aation being $102,000,000, 6 ‘at “Wa “setae AY fl Feta, GAL set i sare| A samber gf ping ome ot] w cwy untae Pd o—* HERE LABOR BAY 6 6 and the seoond pe Jost 443. i Ph booe ae road home on the) CHICAGO, II, Aug. 29.—John D. WiAoraan: on, Gare sane a wi D. Ba ood; tl ‘ oulavi Nashville—So! steanWhip Minnesota, which arrived . “ae aa “aa go y Mahe, af the silariag, © Trashritte—told t Rocw@otlor ts having a hard time lit not granted they will strike quitted at Botse, Idaho, of the ‘ P jfrom the (plent terday | %.. - - Th) in collecting his witness feos while teation @f $60,000,000 in collecting his a ri aatiies ‘ charge of conspiring to agsagsinate eae “empitattaation'!| RA comprises brangh of (Be) attending the Standard Oi com-| ), ad re gen ae ant ® Atl exGov. Frank Steunenberg, may worte ravel ob. ‘ = poms ? | lecture pattle ¢ “i capltalianey Mish Hanser, ®- profonsor at |P&NY® trial hege sever, woeks | Milier, containing 600,000 uhinglos pi along Pel nny Poe {Whitman college, Walla Walla, se-|@g0. OWMoially Tt to, mot Known! ying are accused of causing| unions who have the anneal Labor ee <——mewnmereen | 6S the @ jxiven ts not atithort @| ton, but only the outstanding cap | talization. ————— py Jaco wacoetk Par Exclusive Ser viee.) ” oured an appointment in a leading| whether John D. traveled from | ;) sok " " Aug. 29.—No wo The “high” 1» gsually taken at } the wreck on the Northern Pacific,|day picnic ta band state that Mr ‘Ew YORK, - yo wie | dian Sastry + ue ; \4 penaen Hage while abroad, Pittstield, Mass, or from Cleveland, |near Kalama, in which Conductor | Haywood ha@ given them every as at Be Rove rt t \ "iter thien caatan he trip |Ohto. Thin nent is not me@ge| Carle was killed, August 10 surance that he will be in this city Bate like polson tn the NO CENSURE ro; Misses Ober and enlve, |in the witness papers. Fred J. Mooney, a Spanish-Amor.|@M4ihat day und will most likely conter, Consider | professors at the University of — fean war veteran, was struck by a | “Sven an ~ —— a t the enorm Washington; Mixes Cleveland, Ta. street car in Portland yesterday . at he present looms: tine tueenem, Unive ity of | Official reports show that the | ine “Gied on route to the hoorital Olympic Market eset ail of the leading listed | Washington: Mi Hilda hoa, | *flosion aboard the battleshlp | n=. - + di A “ cuts your meat sin half. 118 ‘ ee eng therein you will find Misa Helen Powtiold, Miss Nordhoff, | 1808 Whe ‘neores wore kitted, wan) “Loave Pior 2 to see battleships. | Pike st., opposite the Bon Marche a to all the frensied va ceeeenermemeseeee all of Senttie Mrs, Sanborn, of | #¢ entirely to Ink of harmony, tr oe - ‘rampant |r financial circles (By United Press.) |fosten, Prof. Kar, of Indiana, | apensibiiity and poneral tndiffer — — — eee — tad ‘ony pave to © ubtract to | PORTLAND, Me, Aug. 29.-The | ¥#* I” charge of the party enee prevailing aurong the officers ere aenenene _— } lin the navy. Reformm are asked to *|resolutiod —connuring, President) ; 1g] ba inenpurated swe te aaa ord” Barrington tn en raute | osm scnmnaseemneennonme [Renan ter fle “‘premingane 18 | 4, the Museu pouttentiony for a| Ogieatel willieee aup Sut Ser ‘| the trast trials was tabled yester| murder committed four yours ago, |lors, 1416 Third: ey, have & new Winy at the mooting of the American |to wpend the rest of hie natural | tables and the only 6x10 pool table | Bar association, There was much |life. Hin death sentence was com-|in Seattle, A place for gentiemen hented discussion over the resolu: | muted meer prices: from those of a few ‘agg, and compet o real ‘the basis of outsia ‘of the leading stocks. | py tho Niagare oft suppos has poured out froe io r i we give you this Friday _a splendid, seasonable special— the home elevated clothes dryer— a regular $2.50 tion . = - ————E | The following officers were ew ibfi | rolled 820 Second Avenue. Week-End — BARGAINS i jwaya has a reason for Fe and the logic of trad WR gecounted for the © os Of course the most #! ad reason was that ( . treasurer, Frederick Wed hama, New York Judge Dickinson ts one of the feading attorneys of the “Windy City:” ts chief counsel of the Chi cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul ratiway system, and is prominently men tloned as & nominee of the next national democratic convention for president UNION LEADER COMING. ents «6 campaign . ‘was the root of these evi ‘pecounts of the ta ‘beara have sativfied (he in ‘thiret of the street from day, and then there has be: were at every will this extra special value—in | | (Star Special Gervies.) DAWBON, Y. T. Aug. 29 {| The week-end bargains offered every Friday and Sat ie the street has a new fdea,) Mickey Davis of Fairbanks is here 'f urday at this store are attracting merited attention from “Busy a complimentary to both eh route to’ Seattle to seek affilia women who have an eye for good dress and economy at spectal value trust magnates. tlon of the Dome Creek Miners’ un os 4 ever offered by the real) ton with the Western Federation of ¢ same time this store Miners, In thin he hopes to secure 4 strengthening of the Tanana up jon for the fights tn the future NEW “IT” IN MOROCCO —this is an elevated clothes drier mounted on a six ‘foot back pole; will elevate to any height by means of a rope, which is easily handled by any one; is easily fas tened to ceiling and wall; is firm and very strong; has ten arms, each 42 inches long, which fold when not in use; these are equal to 36 feet of clothes | line or three | times across the kitchen with ai ordinary line. We bought from TOMORROW AND SATURDAY We offer you some very special bargains in Hosiery Silk Waists Children’s New Coats and Children’s School Hats Waists China Silk .-. Japanese Silk A line of dainty and desirable Silk Waists, in China and Japanese silk-——waists bristle with beauty and value. (By United Press.) PARIS, Aug. 20.—There has been no confirmation of the report that the sultan of Moroceo has been Wall Street Scene, Showing Broad Street Entrance to Stock Exchanges, assassinated Reports today are Over Which Now Crouches the Wolf of Want. that the Moors have hailed Mulat S Hafiz as the true ruler, Revolt i spreading ' , | . Met that are now shown to have/ panic down to 425. Capitalization, = comfortably carried at least $100,-| $1,000,000. Loss $400,000,000 RUEF GIVEN ONE WEEK. 000,000 of water value. This eam,; Great Northern pfil.—old at 3 $,/ immense fn each case and gigantic |and after subtracting the ore certifi-| (By United Press.) im the total, has already been | cates melons leaves it at about 200 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.—Abe squeesed out of them. A conspic- for its high potnt Sold in this Roef has been granted a contine sous example of this ts seen tn the /slump at 114. A lose of $186 on ance of one week before sentence Interborough- Metropolitan, a New jeach one of its 1,500,006 shares, or Wlll be passed for extorting money York efty traction stock, that, tn the | total loas of $279,000,000. from the French restaurant keep _ , hy x term of the street, “the Inter-Met,”| Northern Pac Sold at 222 and ors ai a To make the waist special of broader scope, we in- i ws aon stands for one of the most scandal-|ts now about 113, a loss of Fieet of battloaips at navy yard clude a line of “Busy Priday” ous mergers known. " Now at least share on its o alization of $155. special them at $200,000,000 of water value has | 000,000, or a total loss of $156,000,.| — —— . L W. 4 ts this remarkable | come out of this stock. The shame ae co EE - ace ais price; the regular value is $2.50. ful record ts shown here Union Pacifie-—High price, about FF \. Hn ee c Common—High, 55; $93,000,000 | January 1, wan 195, and it has just Reng! silk o_o i pera. applique trimmings— | fi Friday Y capital a sold at 121, a lone of $74 on ite Is it worth your while ta ines at the very special price of i or y bigh 800,| Preferred—High, $7; $48,000,000 | 000,000, or a lows of $14,000,000 im ? only each Ht sold at 425 capital. [ite paper and watered value to it) buy good butter amd poar $3.95 y together show a = The “Inter-Met" bonds fel! In pro- | holders. 956,000,000 greater portion. In fact, the bonds of the) United States Steel com—It *o!4 tea and coffee? O00. Northern Pa. ratiroads and industriain are in at 50 and went to 29, which is a lows Shoat $19E.000,009 and nearly as bad a way as thelr stocks. /of $21 on the common capitalization Your grocer returns your money om $279,000,000 Here are the figures carefully of $505,000.900-—a loas hore alone of i¢ you don't lke Se billing’s Best @f property, on prepared by an experienced Wall st. | $196,689,000 we pay bin people have statistician, that show how the| United States Stee! pfd.—shows a) “* Pay him if A protite that have cay. leading stocks were hit and how the total loss of $79,000,000, having goo Gaping hole where panic distributed the three billions from 113 to 9 of watered values: | Amalgar | Pain, LA OSIery . .Embroidered - There is no better Hosiery carried in Seattle than that shown here. Our entire line is made to our order—made to wear well and léok well. Friday and Saturday all our SOc and 75¢ Hosiery, both plain and embroidered, will go at— Advance fall models are daily ed Copper—tite price || Coming in from the “fashion” Standard Of}-——Gold at #06, and in 118, and {ft sold the other day We are now showing — ——— | for $65 a share, a tons of $78 on It advance styles in bigh pn ar Ad S18 4 s grade Tatlored Suits, Coates and Goliars. ‘Me Several stocks o9 the 000,000 Atlantic Coast Lines—From $167 capttalization — oo t ft : Skirte, Our custom department 35c a e ete pen SPELGER 4 HURLBUT, c Atchiaor sold s 1¢ and w ma to 7 i : 7 Cerner Second Avenue anc Union Street. Si, with « total loss of ove ) t G Bes Ki oves In [own Novelty Cloak & Swit Co., 1316 2d Ay. & share to $77, « Ad ° Or $45,000 009 on its capitalization of $47,000,000 “46 a Tl da Baltimore & Ohio—Dropped from ry Mg ee 4 $125 a share to $87 eastes ae of 90 polnta, Children’s School Hats A new lot just unpacked in time for thoughtful moth- ers to bring their Is in before school opens Monday. These hats are felts in the newest shades and shapes. Friday's and Saturday's pricings will be very special— from 49c up Children’s New Coats Another line just received from the manufacturers, and a beautiful line it is. Coats suited to children rang- ing in age from 2 to 16 years. They come in Bearcloth, in reds, blues, greens, browns and white, and in Coverts, Seotch Tweeds and Cheviots.. For Friday and Saturday a Ik This week-end special means newness and style at money-saving prices Wittiam Watker’ 820 Second Avenue. We can't help bragging about our Kid Gloves, madam They are the extraordinarily good kind, and we know it —know it because we've proved the worth of the brands we | carry through the satisfaction of thousands of patrons. Our Dollar Glove is one which cannot be beaten tn the world. Can't be matched by any other glove either. It comes ta j ail shades and sizes. Is soft, pliable and durable. Every pair fits perfectly. When you buy a pair of $1.00 gloves at Me- | Carthy's you can make up your mind you have gotten the best glove value your money can buy rey © bole of $1.00 The “Newhall” 2-Clasp Washable Glace Kid | Glove for street wear is the best glove for street wear that can be had in Seattle. Fit and quality warranted. Fall shades .. ready ~~ the price, $2.00 »ves in 2clasp, 8 and 12 button | lengths just received , 25c and 35c Embroideries 14c Another remarkable embroidery sale to Lake car to Green Lake St. Paol—Shows a total loss of | tee Branch Office. $66,000,000 on tts « aliza if INTERNATIONAL e 3,000,000, having falien from $199 BOND @ oar dba: agra , REALTY CO. 557 Pleneer Bik. Chicago & Northwesterr Fell Main 1186; Ind. 4048, At “The Store for Everybody” | e Balance of the Cahen- | Drew Stock of Graniteware of Sauce Pans, Pie Plates, Dippers, Padding | @ ; en res eee S. a ‘morrow Reg a es ee ee Only a nickel admis- sion to the best treat of your life. Zu ZU the winning ginger snap that is making home runs everywhere. “Get on to its curves.” NATIONAL BISCUIT Shears. REGULAR PRICE $1.00—Pair Celebrated Keen Katter War ranted Household Shears, money-back kind, all ; Carpenter Rule. REGULA PRICE 10c—Stan. ley’s Best 2-Foot Boxwood Car- yenter Rule, bargain to 5c morrow at Soap morrow. Something like a thousand yards of nice quality cambric flouncings in widths of 14 to 18 inches. Lots of patterns to choose from in the lot. These are mill remnants bought at a tremen dous reduction from their real value That accounts for the special y morrow. Regular prices should be lhe and 36c a yard. Take your pick of ¢ entire collection DAILY Dog . . . REGULAR PRICE 20c PER oO t e t { ian Cane or, Cugton'e Woneer COMPANY I ranscontinenta | a fal Antiseptic Dog Soap. 10c e ‘ 60c Crib Blankets, 39c. School Supplies. oe Train Service I} Go peirs of aby Crib ankots $4 00t tho sikiren ready tor | . 1}, of soft fleecy cotto dalnt one ore Ote nOnNe Se Butcher Knives. BETWEEN |! shadow stripes with shadow } that will greatly help, PR 1.25 REGULAR PRICE Sto—-Big | dashes In the border in shades } 5¢ Pencil Tablets Be ney ICE $1.25— | assortment of John Russell, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane |} of pink and blue. Also at } 1° Composition Books .... $¢ ere eeaped Co Rosewood Handle, Best Steel i ; d Missoul: ||, white with delicate pink and 3 5° Rubber Erasers se with a Knives; spectal bar and intermediate points an issoula, be series Su ” hose oor { Se Ink, pe rtile 2e ’ price tomor Helena, Butte, Anaconda, Billings, | splendid blankets and aro { 2¢ Pen Holde N-Yae Cc _ . “ me Miles C B k, F G 1 | greck valenn ot Obs . oes Oh Popes: Br Miles City, Bismarck, Fargo, Grand yall, tele veiee 39c aaees ne Lawn Mowers. Forks, Winnipeg, Superior, Duluth, cd aden dhaaphilanaeieial ee eee i : Re REGULAR PRICE $4.00—Our : sealant as " . we “a t 1 dozen pencils Gaunt teen Manen wae Minneap lie and St. Paul, with connec 50c Salts and Peppers, }, ech te best steel blades and fully tions for all points in the East. 9 Nate Bi each fe omer warranted; last sale this year 34c. 10¢ ws je Reem oF pe ie Saenee bund on lawn mowers t 30 19 For full particulars call on | Cut Ginee Sait and Pepper { Post Cards, 1c. d : , \ J. 0. MoMULLEN, GP. A | ge Aer Take your pick tomorrow of all et, ow special sale tomorrow { vealr , ar is a chance to get Seattic, Wash. | at ory Kim Priced regularly at oe, li made and covered with the | omy 34c Ts re cloth: values to $1.25. We will sell them . Cut Glass and Fancy Decorated } Pp o. Shane ow at 3 50c Ae THESE OAs | China including hundreds of | ““ther, Post, Carde 40-—Thes / | - ? are sold at from Se to 10¢ each j a Seattle, Wash. beautiful articles, on clal {all over town. Our new supply 4 " ale all day tomorrow at ONE } lnciatien ths latent ; l | ER Fast Service Via ee { novelties, each ...... 4c ry pe ger ur u By NI > tt n P cifi Railwa Standard . NPP LY weal Agents aN e *, ; > orthner aciiic y ‘ CCARTHY'S| ‘ THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY. } ft ee ie s. A. 0. CHARLTON, Aass’t Gen’! Passenger Agent | Paper my gherry ba a} for the UABLE Store orner Second Ave. and Union St tury: One aoone|| Designer | Portland, Or. i| Patteras FIRST AVE. OPPOSITE POST _OFFict I t