The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1907, Page 7

= THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1907. " FOR BIG CETY OVERNIGHT ,...seA7i£ rusett, scuoots, orev. ToMonrow ' “CONTRACTS » _ - ENTRIES * «4, = [Red Cros anna See 108, under & penalty of $60 a d@! Following are the overnight on day will be ¢ pBervarcn Hache raceme. # [tries for Tuesday's ra at The |Se © @ ® gage in the Disco N 1 deal of Intereat te beings Mea | ‘ Work, for tenders © aroused among the contractors Firtt race, six furlongs, purse, | ely $1,000. who ts gotng to bid. on the | Maidens, I-yearolda, ie bow te work, MoLellan, Stirrat & Goota, | 486 Our Ana 107 re ; “agen ae 4 obably Thm Ryan, and a few | HS ev ag 107 tr be the bids © he wer butldera of old sgand P--0-~ FP taa 1Q7 vet which ino jae are expected to pat In bide, as 1ae8 a 107 4 —s Orello 10 f well some of the la of the " 000 newer pa nce ae *°) 1450 Red Ogden as 107 & the bits for this work look’) tT! Callie a) Lor! 7 Pi qood to the board of public works, | 1488 Weatherford 107 «i heel ae Ne vost of the north trunk sewor | HG Raxsint : ior e 3100,00 work will b od along, and | 1412 Arooar eT F run wp to sie OF ee ee ee Sreaane aaa 2. a 107 A } M86 Wimple 107 \ ) . | ne let Ride ave @ked for Saturday, on We are selling 000 shares at 2 ser share, then work to , ‘ sowing work Second race, mile, selling, 4-year ; J ‘ is Westlake drive, grading 38th ay ry) sm } oth N, watermain; Yakima av, et al, | 1503 Jerusha 109} he drain tin at Howell at. ot al, | 1487 Joho tt 108 ' diameter, ting av, et al, grading; iy pare I 109 have been made with them to smelt ou o n ™ ™ ony i ' 108 in diame t yh ay. et al, sewer; 28th ” + . " 2 » PACK ee aN E. wator mala; Stureia road, concrete | 1802 Misa Raphael 109 T OF ORE ON SURFACE Bem iery ihe Clow walks: alley In blocks#4 and 5, Yea | 1003 Moor? | how Wel , shia 434 fa. ie dletrict ’ nd, grading; 19th av. con. | 14% os 104 © have cins, aggregating ect of ore, a le to be waika; & t ut, grading; |'494 The Only Way 108 aging fr $16.00 to $35.00 per ton oe. Bast Cherry st, sewer and way Third race, mile, selling, 4-year | st, re /Olde and up WE TAKE INVE be allowed to et al. grading; Rast F STORS TO THE MIN t 1 nd wide’ 62 Ran hd 104 % that par a and widentag; West Davis | 14 i the Alaska.» emoved; north Both at, | 1503 The Macer 109 B ar i Niet. ecg ea . a power, and . nO Maxtrew loo ton Srounds, 0: al. and the north trunk ee i find the e as re nted, we refund by Deo. dist, » M487 Jingter 109 money, Isn't this fair : a = | 1502 Meringue 109 i 1215 Gentle Harry cs 109 | 1488 Midmont 109 i READY IN NOVEMBER | Fourth race, mile and a sixteeath —— WRITE FOR INFORMATION AND PROSPEC TUS TODAY. This is no wildeat or v wouldn't take you to th | selling, (year-olds and up. | 1618 Caroburn 109 Spout . mine. We have spent ove 00 ring th p ce from now om the bigh seas on route to (1515) Lone Wolf 109 . i nie t \ cone shipme tor new (1616) Ightar 109 2 ur n developing i elling a share » ru Riros., whose patent i#/ 1610 Daniel C 109 wX ity, will dispateh | 1611 Rudabek 109 AAWHTD WHY)! their best Bagineer | 1483 Iron Watson * 109 Mortimere, who wif reach Seattle | 1482 -Plaunt 109 in October to oversee the tnatalla-| 1519 Melar* 10) Lescccccesscesececennenasnaneeesesbessecesseccensacesesssssccsessseascooosooooooos the more important parts of Fifth *, seven furlongs, sel! machinery and to give the new | ing, Syearolds and up Ww va kot © sigs tas nad . NO ees in raed ; i he mia i ‘an aa t' note the season destructor tts Cret test | (1473) Red Reynard 109 . ae am = "kone ps f “gy Pee * sialiniiidaaaaail <n | 1613 Gateway joo | 48 Jongerfy all afternoon, For teacher ‘Il holler for the goods, |{ think the fall is on the bam Qtt the incloeed seattle ; 1491 Betay 104 And on ‘om swing the hammer | At’ kids must all deliver An’ schooldays is the reason Cast, Donaldson substan: | (1490) Tarp a ale tia 25¢ STOCK WON'T LAST THIS WEEK. tates the statements and further! 1491 Meada 109 “vag tle, and J. L. Mullin & Co., 404-5 New York Block Mail Today J. 1. MULLIN & CO J. L. MULIAN & CO. sald that the Japanese were very | (1443) Sainrida* page haan bes vt active 1509 Prince Frederick .... .. Sula Carsot 11920 Prank Flittner . 1 a Dob | Herberholz, 23 14) Alfred F Moss 99) d, and Teresia $ PICN Hise ELK im is: | h4ao yne and Alfreda John: SPITE OF RAIN te Se nc io a } r n Alkman, 35, Victorla roa 27, Vietoria, B. ¢ and Anna Sixth race, five and a half far | The little pasteboard card with; at last week by Reber and Wm. H. gud efttic Ga Nes, purse, Dyearolds and up the words, “This ts to certify that; Robb, after a consultation with)” ga H The rato today did not affect the | 1491 Sir Carnthers 109 | 4 , t the Sheriff Low th, in which they rye ce . 404-5 New York Block 404-5 New York Block fur-making plans ef Seattle Lodge) (1462) Marion Rose 103 | SF is a. member Of the! vera y the sheriff that ~<apakenas ania te Gentlemen Gentlemen No. 92. BP. O. EB, whieh enter-| 1510 Belle Kinney 109 | Country Inn chub and entitled to all place a “bilad are ag Reserve shares Without. obligating tained all visiting Etka tn the city | 1491 Petham 109 | its privileges. E. Reber, president; pig”! ghd thet the incorporating Wheeler, 27, and Ab of Hed Cross Mino myself in any way, I by an outing at Seacoma beach, | 1491 Smithy Kane 109 | F. P. Reese, seeretary.” has loat its | proeéay was designed rely fo Soattic stock for me. Enclosed hereby mal applica wh the guests were protected | 1499 Teddy MeC. 103} charm in Georgetown on Sundays. the purpose of avotding the Sunday Harry E. Biddle, legal age, and tion to be one of party from the rain by the pavilion, The 1293 Lady Mirthful 109} President “Roxey” Reber, and his closing order Effie M. Madding, legal age, Beattle find deposit Of...00+.. you are forming to visit f for same steamer Monticello carried big 1496 David Roland 109 colleagy of the Country tan elab. Kaaiac the Red Cross Mine. Kupposed polit A. Bernard Frasch, 29, and Isabe, crowds to the beach. Bathing, dane (1491) Nattle Bumppo 109 | have decided that as long as the Influence, among them City Marsh foGrath, 26, Seattle sith cactvisisieden Sauipe eiwoaee: ing and outing furnished diversion Kidney F 109 club can't be sufficiently “ Johnsen. of Georgetown, were sent] jienry K. Tomlinson, 34, Seattle, for the plenie. Niusion 103 prevent tho contamination inci to SRE Bmith to get him to mod-4.4 Hertha Ostfeld. 22, Knoxville Address Address ........ 1149 Banposal 109 | dent to association with deputy ify but with no Te LOSES CHECKS. heriffa, it Is better polley to wind Tha closing of the club room on! Andrew J. Srulth Haltard, and » ita affairs Sunday was the ultimatum of the Anna C. Hansen, 22. Sea Jack Matthison. while a passen: | ‘This determination waa arrived | shopitt office Willis H. ¢ $, Geo ger on a train between North Bend 4 Grace Mildred Smith, te ; and this city on Saturday, lost three Seat checks, two on the Scandinavian | } ee ee Pree: ce BO AIT chee 98, Kervletin, and bank for a total of $88, and one ' werevane Snenion tp Seattie’s Mae | ot Noskem 18, 3 te > time-cheek on Matthison and Hamp rage Svelgpescan = llnr ww smelled jas SH“ : Net , tare in. R. Jow and tom for $55. On the advice of the Kinodrome moving pic a Wm. I it Mes i the vocal numbers by Miss Lots |l¢ ™ Seriously injurea Police payment was stopped on all (By United Press.) art, Mise Marie Anderson, and| Paul Edw soda, Ke ete., ote.—if they bes er, viehy Kooter are ¢ just what they claim to be. We to be pure, cloan and enard and The men were the checks CLEVELAND, Sept. 2.—J. J. Phit Jam att & Paul Potter, were the feat. | Charlotte Seattle ; AP vrais grade. Lathrop's} lips, the miltic » coal man and! Very fat, very pompous, and ures of yesterday's program. We and Fran > sani: Moon losived npr ing ut, his entire general manager of the Cleveland |very knavish withal, king cen Geer At vers se r rs cost Sway, and his & Pittsvurg Coal company, was | old rascal strutted ough At the Star. 1 an 1 24, and without any Py wap peceheiquoe abot and killed by @ burglar & make-believe Elizabethan world Mary Jane Jemeen, 23, Geaitic You have only to phone us—we A new bill goes ¢ will call with information or the goods, as you may indicate this morning Mr. Phillips heard at the Grand last night, and an at the Ster a nolse and started for his phone. audience that packed the theater theater this afternoon “CLOSED TOWN” T0 BE He was shot in the back of the September and Shakespeare and a Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling a © result of injuries received ve tantly, The burg: | packed house! igbed iteelf into At the Loi Secon al ; tn 8 fl trom 8 scaffold while ccaped jallty at the butte woe of Shakes. | AN entire change of program wil POLITICAL ISSUE Company hone 927 covering the} working on the Warren Avenue peare’s oldest, and therefore moat be made at the Lois theater this Osa Be es biciates m Ww Denlan school last Wednesday, O. P. Hun " LYNDHUR N. J.@Bept. 2.-—|fooltah foot afternoon LOIS THEATER Seimiatad he hry tutade theese efor Chief of Police Cassidy was mur-| Louis James is a most admirable See (Star Special Servics.) ein eh; sakes Main 1304 4234 way, between | The is:tared man sustained a com (@0'e4 by three italian burglars to | Falstaff. Thie tho theatergc of i | EVERETT ko er eden UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE--FITZGERALD, Protean Artist; Ty- indi arveat-| pound fracture of the arm and leg | 487. He caught them robbing « tthe remembered fr last year The Oliver's new vaudeville bill Mayor Jones’ declarations that be | 80m, Foenal and Tyson: Thos. Me 2 arrick, the Mystifier; Hara. M. \and wee injured internally. store and they fired upon him, kill |and as a result they tumbled over | beging its week's run this after Witt pot der petitions for the |Agces Champney; Elwell; Pantagescoy her Feata noon ing of saloons on Sunday, a pe tition which has been circulated for a few days and which contatned many signers, has been uropped and it is expected that the who er will be sidetracked until the uniclpal election is held | Hara, charged with| Hunteon lives at 1029 Enghth ay, |!98 him instantly Pepe mony at > apordlaweny od Paefault of $100 bail | and is survived by a wife and child At Luna Park - * 4 Wives of Windsor and in altractions eity jail two other painters whe fell from} Saute Gnesepelehe ghaner? Pid? es Ge a ig . X jthe scaffold, were not seriously ne |eideota! music, and inished }Luua Park. Whang Ho will not j hart Steamship Pr at sailed this serformance, that only the oxag ve until tomorrow, and the the . | ORGANIST A AUL'S, | morning for San Francisco with ®/gerations of some of the minor |aters, the canals of Venice, and | . | a ai capacity cargo and a@ number of players mar, make th old other features are perfectly pr DKERIES | Reginald W. Martin is now in passengers fuffo comedy well worth the seeing. | tected from the rais Coes Seer Sear On STRICTLY jeharge at St. Paul's yal, Steamship Saretess “ yoo geen It will be comtinaed until T day JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION q ‘i church as organist and choir mas-| to sail at § o'clock tonight with pa® aight, when “A Comedy of Errors” e . . BANK MeO det 2 —-ac |ter desiuning Sunday. Mr. Martin) sengers and freight for Valder. | takes the boards GOOD SAMARITAN OF SORT OUR. |W. Van Sept 3 " ‘ “Rigo Ac \ has been agkaniat in several prom-| Standard Of! steamship-@ol. ©. 1. Over 2,000 Kagles, delegates trom THE STATE engers who arrived incu: churches in California, and| Drake has been orssred to stop at The Little Prospector 4 PORT TOWNSEND 1,663 series throughout United mer Homer, Japan) tiineis and will give monthly re-| Port Townsend for the quarantine The Little Prospector” play States and representing a body of je raiding the seal) cita officers. The veanel has hitherto |). the King? an: nanan 2 saws. good fellows numbering y & Paul and 8t.} —?. . made no stops from San the regular 1 ‘ ai. the 200,000. wooped down ot} Steamer Dirigo sails tod aeeathn tudehes nthe (Star Special Servics.) folk to 4 ith Ut 7 TAFT NOW AT freight, principally explosives noon, and pi 4 to houses PORT TOWNSEND, Sept. 2 Yea, yea | Skagway and way points cathe ae dean snadionn evening Game Warden Mun Wyckoff had |exposition waiting t tol VELLOWSTONE Steamship Kumeric sails tomor-| 008 com th ide fro: ‘ ; ie row from the Hammond mills with |e play dake okie: Geietaae ecuting ¢ ‘ The § ‘ D — yur for China ports fr aw ning at r nition. Get (By Unitec Press. Steamship Kage Mara sails to-|™aing camp, and ptm nr the cave/and manufactured in Wilts & Co, 1008) YELLOWSTONE ATIONAL| morrow for the Orient trom ee oon sagen ee " ‘ :t ** | PARK, Sept. 2.-—BSecretary Taft | Great Northern docks with passen AR mmc A on I emo ed fro ‘ Ro onward and bis charming wife have arrived gers and freight rot Fag smo. hha amma lecaaataaaa ates the in a practical manner in Chicago. here and will spend a week at the eee eee ow we ni Chic” Perkins, the leading wom before leaving for Butte Be oy of the play, and enacts it vig atory of his PALACE MEAT MARKET the pate of an Bvere b . people called on him yesterday NAN PATTERSON neat fhe ong bt md ene Pld being sent away by ABS ay p99 Bl yy salary ‘ y eouuell bai UNION TAIL ooked | in up to the molodramatic stand ws TR ow ae yp 4 Be A . ene Two Stores—-518 Third Ave, Le looked j “NO” SAYS MRS. WHITE J ol ag fived. Mr, Wreket! heated sn8 ve = vor: | and Salesroom rnd Werkreom, @ big to a man ; | ; . |procured him an ¢ new outfit she aliaer caeennat'en the wait Third end Washingten st 's a b . ———— (iy Vitted Presa) At the Third Avenue. ot clothing and sent him to his tat Wi Suits to Order en Short ce. as it (By United Press.) ST. LOUIS, Sept Harel Ki tal oid Eng-l farm at Quilcend to be cared fo . "4 - t |. NEW YORK, Sept. 2—Mra. Stan- | tyn, a well known ish rustic two big au | by the warden te NORTHWEST : 2 MLSNI Mes hen he is ou White has returned from her, mitted suicide h ere ready to ~ caiiniahiies oe ‘ 1 ! rip abroad arriving here on the It fs now known Avenue th NEW CHURCH AT EVERETT K RUS q & COFFEE. fi i We would |'« © La Loraine from 1 Ne on, the actress © re : i " i ’ . ji was asked if was any trath on trial for the murder of Ca 1 ot (Star Special Service. SAFE DEPOSIT There is no dif It i © SAVING AC- | tn the report tha was to mar-| Young, was at the bottom i abner wit ‘ Me ‘ : liry D. MeKim, part of her late | tragedy Brittyn f aple atin: | moe » ting read retling g¢ i € \ at |i " al pa | How about |} nusband, and she said “No in her compar ts n of dramatic or |, eee soere COMPANY Ki eas cx iT | | was really no truth in the + weeks ao, and his mc ¥ j t b Ca en walls phy ae ' (100 ARCADE and it had grieved her v was gone the woman turt in th role of/nia and V € v aah od rLUSCE OPTI aac 7 0 and he, taking the matt > fm ed to th P retur i ATTLE, WASri. t ‘ hai a é | ROOSE E T BUSY heart, came here and put a bi he cast at yestorday / LICENSED TO WED. atte th tn an. es N LITTLE FRUIT RM. ie | . — x - itil ; | $5 down, $5 a Month Per Acre i | . : HOUSES HARD TO FIND. Me phn . . . mia Yakima @ i 7 ° ‘ (By United Press.) | At the Lyric KI ’ t f —— " Pon. ‘ , opti 4 ‘ Pay 4h. Interest | ie BAY, Sept, 2—Pre | puck, Judge and The Lady” be-| ‘Vetentin Koes Ravensd | ts Your Long-Dis‘ance Business Urgent? | | ; : vr" ' lia osovelt 19 now busy 5 rage ag riggs )_ harde sae run at the Lyric the @nd Antonio Zaqradl ) Ra . Twin ban 8 + | peepee ey or i Savings Accounts ||| nz many messages to be del i Soe ater terday, drawing the vat | Gethe Seed , i} Tacoma Kingston EWING. 1 } eon September 30 and 0: wey tng — gpg i nd wis. The ptece | A} debe i nnd CCOU . | Port Townsend | Port Gar " i h the Middle West and yicTIM OF ACCIDENT BURIED. of the popular variety, |! “ Ht oh gpa rh A } F gier \ Ww ¥ vt : | yuth | ee ‘ e to plea he patrons of the ° J ; Rg he . i Pm 9 eee PY | any Olympia. Penins 4 i | ar Special Service.) pla ‘ a " ocelnd with t eax state? ? | THICK WEATHER EVERETT ot. Th ait ~ Mis George W. J 40, R f vu gel . . 4 , ai TOP COATS | of ADI { Everett w h | dale, and Katie Kell 2, Rave ave % } t W : DIRECTORS | tover are du he « : ste 1 cits the @ 1 fi j, ‘ance heavy ine Ta Pehnis oda “ to thick yrought to city yest k u r ‘ : ¢ " ! | THE INDEPENDENT TELE | THE TAILORED READY co, a yur He ryshed by th " vid PHONE COMPANY ¢ | ‘ 1 t ‘ ha an ve ve ou wh iri ' . I | £ Fourth and Pike : vel fie overturn ta wagbn |) " ‘ of bis ii _ SEATTLE irom 2 Png ge mapa nig Ai meets : cond near Darringt arenas ruve n. ¢ and H | - Bios on é i | owt _ , svt At the Odeon sa te - Mag ea Al - | apfioyacr ; Vases 4 BATTLESHIPS AT BREMERTON r wy Odbin. Chaeter. onened Gene Smith nd rs a | AVIE “s "| . Se » . Battleships Wisconsin, Oregon : { | ade 5 Je are, due from Valder, the ' | Furnaces L. kK On the ; poldt from Skagway and the | Criisors Chicago, Boston, Cha Hunting Licenses “dont atl eg THe ShOEMAKE HI tng, | at i i ’ i oO has & muntetpal hip Philadelphia, pri the t Pip uf 1 figarea oa roa W | t vou 1 "| $150 to $780 per tract i bureau in which work | on ship Nijaic he | t head | ma n , ¢ 4 | s NEST & 4EELER, t | a Hsted free of | Gunboat Wheel tor be juart ttle, 1024 Woe © Co. t | JAMES 8T | Colman iding | , Goldsboro and Rt. #99 ond ee { a l ,