The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1907, Page 3

sean ae Aon ae emote ainda chats ctl letarac ad Sita settee anita - T ENGINEERS FOR op ” iy Wax te a nee A Aino saved the lives of three ohil-|sea-going stonm yachts, represen jon, which the alo the more con om. ing approximately $60,000,000, Of firms, av Izaak Walton mihgt have Adolph Wagner, for thirty-|these more than 300 fly the Sen ot NG 100 HIGH ASSESSMENTS writ In ptacatorial torme ON A NORF LK « neven years professor of jurS@pru-|1M@ New York Yacht Club, Others IAN fr Hagphan made the mistake ¢ and political economy in Her-| steam under the colors of the Co« — of playing’ Mrs Fish for a sucker, . lin university, haw just@velebrated | rinthian” Yacht Club, of Marbles enaineri partment joan see the end of it, hence no ox why ¢ ne upon Mr, @ieh knocked bin Py his fiftieth anniversary as doctor of|head, or the Atlantic. Yacht on The city ine from Chairman | CUse for Oxconslve Assonament Ws perch and gave him a goo “Ny United Prose. Dhilowphy, Many noted men of|smalier clubs. There are more geceived 8 rons’ ne r If the full amount as shown tn a whales NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 6—The|selence from all parts of Kurope| steam yachts. regietered in thig gratin of thegtreet « e = q the rolle ts “ es the perry hy struck out with his right fin |feature event of athloti® pro-| and America attended the colebra-| co intay than @ Wogland or Frané® ting yet owner Js not likely to get any 0! M1, haying the longest pole, NC] enim at the sstown expositiag, Hon, and the German @gyperor dec-| or Germany mee! oon ame |it bac@ an the treakurer's affice Troskedine persimmon, 9 ba eh hy IOWA OE POH) lied De. Wagner wi the ordet| 5 ea Bek. tree! aah the a ents} has made an ironclad ruin Ming unable to oppose Finh's| be#an today with the preliminaries he Red Magle se i ,, ie gene Oe 4 mp oie i ES ep me al im} such rebates must walt unt Ntqqklo, Harahan proved a winker andjof the Amateur Athletic union’®) Prenident Diaz has advined the| |! A redo, he ohare p uperio- ote ast rict . re all bald an the ms 2 wet to the bottom ; : track and field meet. Individuals) official committee that han charge} | oadvi ae ER hae per Rit Chair’ { make up! street committes + to take Av'hig antagontnt, wh@ fatled utterly lparts of t1 Ze 00 ra w trouteges, which will . ed martes of the countsy and riva i comlog it of Beere and | be at i © why the enainec! or | any action on any of the ggdinances io a Wee ow him, and Harahan!) ; “es 4 Mre#Root to Mexico that he destres| pe snbbed to the Imperial hatchery nent » ‘le . yi he desir Janan The thado bh. become eater, o ac-| until they could get som® explana Jedtied up like '& worm*after Fiat! Kieatéern men favey the New York | the distinguished visit be ti pi Pao rye! ected Py te | ton rom the engineer's depart | hit knocked him about a rod and Irish-American clubs, while personal guests du their st ys oP STARE ¢ te and comes 1 t ment, and they were laid over for Having landed hin catch, Fish| western 4 back th in Mexteo Cit ' t nerica his (im sug 5 ent r | estern men are backing the mid-|!n Mextec ‘ 1 be t Some idea of the increase of the : a week ba mr od and msde 4 run GO) dle west and Pacific coast bo yultepee castle, the s ne °: parol oink ‘onipe 39 be - = | Mie Bank down Wall atre |The south is also making a stron of the president. Thi btal : : lone [ tained from the followin 1 LL TOMMY. ROT, ” , whe no fun,” he marmured to} bid for honors. Dan Kelley, of Ore. @" unprecedented honey. The his ry gpies (a » of the prelim b sbip row A - nself, “to get the hook when! gon, ts ked upon as the best torle castle in now being thorough: |{n existence 00 f in 186 | ' jbslted by one's foox after being! sprinter, having been the only man l¥ ren@vated and refitted in prepa feet: in 1881, 626 feet: in 1996 | i SAYS KING OF CINDER PATH jshared in the net of personal and! to the record of Arthur Duffy | atlor the vi 676 feet: in 1907, 786 fect. The laet | 51 gp age a jthe profesional runner, for 100| The total of the railways of the| jong dl yr . i - ts maer pd y length cited that of the Lusttan His no wonder that Fish turned | yard ley heads the Pacific| World on January 1, 1906, 6 dectar. | Bt cited I that of the Hausitante | ATLING @ IDEAS ON TRAIN: 4 snappy stride that wouldn't carry iy Aaa ny ms ails uk é hwest team which is expected | ¢d to have,been 663,771.7 miles (En-| already there alk of ships that §TA' BY GREATEST OF the bedy too far from the ground A © biggest Fish I ever » wall glikb), or, in the figures given, 90 will be 1,000 feet long WELD STANCE RUN Shrubb's style” is naw recog pick tutored,” sald Harahan, as he| Among the judges are James | 695 Kilometers, of which the hens pul LONG ol bs ulaed by all long-distance runners | "Ther himself up from the floor.) Parr, honorary referee; James H,| States represent 71 18 Vi fi tfit — Heng tagnar seseeten brett herd an, he ne doubt about hia] Saliva, referee soseph Mt |(30!,09" Mibometers) "and iolin Outfi ‘ i the amateur o er, but to om © and weight. But he got away.”\cabe, chief inspector; Charles J 17.52 milew (309,393 ; YORK, Sent Alfred tut students it is apparent that Qis - ce ae - cy ss . » : “ H arvey, announcer, and William H,/or™#). rewu one ee Americ = le aa] Complete dista er, idea ts correct | Harahan sew to have Finh and his! Robertson, starter of abou 100 miles over Europ Baglish on The Magishman proved he is on jSctions we tghed In the seales of jus The total mileage of the Americ an| a ei eo Botan armed be b cominet estimated to oe mre] Now $7.60 pats, ** world when, at Celtic park, he eat Ther 4 the whole story, right off than one-half of that of the entire Be Seyrot says the for ly defeated Frank Kanaly. of ‘Hos the r sail man Statistics in Con ts . ton, the American champlon, in a —— ihocitden, t Probably you eainiva Shr the threemile race, Shrubb shot to the |Bargainsin Back Combs registered in the Unit have been figur- A = who try to get him front at the discharge of the pistol lent week the Chicago Jewelry} The Royal Humane has “ apt. James Colling ing on presenting ‘af those and never had to‘ exert himself] | Co.'s store, 1207 fecond av, They |*Warded to W. R. May, boatman at) Summers, in an article in the cur that talented b condition. there He led by almost a lap carry the largest assortment in |Patiiament hill, London, a certifi. rent Broadway Magazine, over 1,200 nat talented boy jo all ne larg ansortment fn | ‘He asserts he mad _ ey sone woah: the city, men" see fcate in recognition of the conspte - : or girl with a fine Jous bravery recently shown by COFFEE. violin or mando- ——————— in rescuing & would-be suicté a Rem ; The millionaires’ battle and Stuyvesant Fish, who knocked John T. |drowning in the Highgate Good coffee for break Min this coming Harahan, president of the Illinois Central railroad, off his perch, pond, Since 1895 May has effected | fast, good morning; bid Cariecmian gave him a good whaling and sent him to the bottom, making him turn ix other similar rescues. He has! fair for good day. Fane OW): tO pate around the gills. PALACE MEAT MARKET are offering a the body down each ach force that it weak fe Ghles. knees and hips tica co oem be the case with A NOT DIVULGE Strike me—I feel ripping! BATTERIES ANNOUNCED, Manager Armstrong of the So SATURDAY Press perter’ announces his battery for be f Mass, Sept. 6 —The re ~ ign bm areal waa Wine. Saturday we place on sale a Large Shipment af @ Lace Biates ttor school tomorrow as ani ne 7 : j means Testrict Attor holt hanew will probably piteh Toweling and other Household Wants, priced remarkably low. why immunity showid not Med the Alton, has been re behind the bat. Sunday at 2 p. m.. bet for the Rainiers, while Belte and when asked how he felt be ¢ the race, he replied enthuctas for the students with Hemmenway the Superiors will play the Rainlers for $150 side |} Pinnéy and Woods will work |] dé and one lunge. Fancy Bathing Suits A Great Sale jor STORE OPENS 8:30. NOTE THE PRICES. Note Saturday’s Prices on West & Wheeler || Wanted Housefurnishings CLOSES 9 O'CLOCK SHARP. Towels and Toweling---Continued rhe the choteest and freshest ttle Star Exclusive Service.) | cut the whole proceeding short by meats, p try and fish in the eity NEW YORK, Sept. 5.—Stuyve- | "Mapping out “Adjourned Try it. 604 Second av vee sant Fish and Harahan had long}... Vere not adjourned!” ganped — -- Mr. Fin You take me for a been stanchest friends, but even the | fool? Then, turning sharp on best of friendships, under wrong | Harahan, he said You're Harri | conditions, end; so Fish and Hara-| man's tool &250—Choice Sacre tract, |] han fell out, with anger all athrob I'm not a tool!” shrieked Hare ||) north of Beattle, near the new when Harahan and Harriman con han, “and he whe Hew! | h h and he > waye wo Hew interurban and overlooking the spired for Pish's job. Then anger lighted up 8. Fish’s far at : nse A railroad president was he—the fishy eyes, and o'er a chair he ||, 80UNd. The timber has been al- } Big Noise of the big L. ¢ nimbly «prang, and with an angry most all removed, fo cle STRICTLY It was directors’ meeting day, and! shout he landed hard on Harahar 6 0 ermn cas | 6A Fish arene to read wd a r d J » i a Term th t i | VINGS arose to read a re ition that and John went down and $10 per month. It will pay you || wan fi yen, very flerce, indeed Such te the simple t a . | BANK and Harahan, who had the chair, | very mill—one Heth shiva es cated THE STATE snow-white with anger, turned, and! and victory COLMAN BLK. garmenta made of woo! mo cloth. Blouse a blouse buttons with gold has taflor stitched with pocket and collar and cuffs med with soutache braid, The f Jeated #kirt has an b Sizes 6 to 14 Price only Dresses at $7.50 Thompson Suits own wool serge. The r and collar shield are 4 with narrow hereul Sleeves and collar shield are f ixbod with embroidered anch The blouse Is closed with a fa alk tie. The skirt is full pleat and: is fitted on a muslin wal d wkirt wtyle the buttons neal ti yoke Swell n Curtains, Towels, na ai tri should brat Swiss yur grocer returns your money fine Students’ it don't Uke Scbilling’s Best; Gloria Stradivar we him fus outfit, com- . on es anastahiensiinninineiane plete with How- ard self-teaching book, with letter- ed = fingerboard chart, extra set blue with gray and white ¢ coats black velvet tly ny im. aH and fastened with gold Dresden buttons length. Price only attached $6.00 Girls’ garments Coats at $6.00 with a Very a dark ew ground and check lars trimmed with gray or vy lor m . in stripe or Have plain braid and match black soutache Cutts Nice pockets buttons to od particul lady t will be proud to wear Sizes 6 to 14. Price Girls’ Coate at $10.00 pl in inge young coats deep rich yrown, tan and velve! There Have collars buttons b and are cut very full will suit the as their mammas. at ty embroid big the of 8 Both ard of th and the double a yard a4 and to weight ments—-v Act Reca ual or sligh thetr stock in: Wineholt will be the battery for ~ . Bleached Cotton Crash, 16 inches wide ; spe Sizes 4 to 14. This in an excep the Superiore Lace Curtains aia fas oni ‘ 7m . be tionally good dress at (eat ene ae te mae eas anit me a “ . ’ < ‘ e ° ” oa FIRE Nottingham Lace Curtains, 2% yards long, | Bleached Hugk Cotton Crash, 18-inch; spe ote Mcines” tk’ vidte Daniel Fuhrman special, a pair Bae linen finish; our price only 10¢ handsome cream white ie Gaal Pa pom Nottingham Lace Cartains, 244 yards long sulta in the Peter Z wel nown ond ay lor, tT ’, style, Have wide collars trim . Sept. 6—Fire start- has just recetved from New York a|f | SP al, @ pair “eave halyg. “bare ovr Men’s Fall Underwear and Half Hose mod with broad silk braid. 7 Strikers nearly destroyed ehipment of the Iatest fall and win Nottingham Lace Curtains, yards long ; blouse is fastened with a yards and warehouse ter styles and patterns in men’s special, a pair O8e¢ | Men's Jaeger. Fleeced Underwear, fall and allk tie... The sleeves and co cope rity. The fire de thing. If you nt something Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yard aid winter weight ; sizes to 46, with vests have embroidered emblems in and Ghent REAL SWELL at » moderate price etiat tit, e' eal $1.25 i dawek to superior quality pale blue sitk. The . ye to assist. The see him at once. 1616 Second av pecia, a pa oen' 4 ‘ ated very full. Sizes are for over $2,000,000 *1 Nottingham Lace Curtains, tan color, 3 Our price Gnly . 50¢ iris of 6 to 14 10, 00 “i Spenemnenprnianelbendenaeeniones yards long, special, a pair 98¢ | Men’s Austrahan Wool Vests and Drawers Prive $ “THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. Nottingham Lace Curtains, tan color, 3] to match fii weight, non-shr abate: ue is long, special, a pair $1.35 zes 34 to 46. Our pr , f _yare g. ST y Pd c ; Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hoteis Nottingham Lace Curtains, tan color Mer Me Half Hose, sizes 9 69c EME yards long, special, a pair , $1.50 toll price on vooy DBhe Men's Cashmere ol Hali Hose, in medi Think of it! Beautiful quality f ‘ um and heavy weig k, nat edgings and flouncings in wid Fall Comforts in Endless ral and teibiielies bu 2he inches tn ns ar i otton- Variety 50 dozen Mén's Black Cotton Half Hose bitnd atte ringle y es ‘ oll re ed heel and toc : fe wae Notwithstanding the great advance in the ged by Ah inforced heel ar sae many pie worth price of all cotton merchandise, you wil u Me on our present find our prices to be on a par with last sea cause we want r business b Filled Comforts Special $1.30 Each Cotton Filled Comforts, 72 Overed with Side plair Comforts ar: « ; Well filled. Regular price $2.15 each; special PRIME tomorrow, cach: cevessseenee nae + S130 | These ( omiorts will be found in the Bedding De ent, x78 inches, and ilkoline, in light and dark colors— These fancy stitch and are gured. nd the other side fi ed with a on the Top Floor. A Heating Stove Bought at the Grote-Rankin Store Now, Will Save a Multitude of Troubles That May Come Tf You Wait Until Next Month to Buy. ‘CORNED AND a 0 wwoad eases Gmeosee eas son’s Silkoline-Covered Comforters, cotten filled hand tied, medium size, our price ..98¢ Silkoline-Covered Comforter otton filled hand tied, good weight and suitable for double beds; our price only $1.25 Heavy Fall Comforters, filled with a pure white cotton, wool tied, and extra large size; our price y $1.50 Extra Large and Warm Comforter k oline an ateen coverings, hand tie and ewn; specially priced fr $1.7 Fall and Winter Blankets Gray Cotton Blankets, ow { Bae fl ‘196 10-4 Cotton Blanket white pecial for d from. $5.00 to $11.50 specially price Towels and Toweling Priced Remarkably Low | 80 dozen Large, Heavy oft a Absorb ‘ en i Kid ent ‘Towels, full bleached thout fringe hoe popular for it our price only, per dozen 81.10 | . price 65 dozen Medium Size a d Huck To N \ els, soft and absorbent 1 fringe; our price only, per dozen The Branch Store 2401-3 Jackson St. Saturday’s Shoe News fuceme t tomorrow, pe ‘ Ribbon uae is padded altel (atalanad BARGAINS pecial price must have well Ai say ata we We ‘our busin real Me cannot without it 19¢—Black ell silk rib and the ine on our Ribbons triped 1% inches wide quality old at and 10¢ Ribbons 4o—All silk ere ibbons % of an inoh lar 3c Fancy and white bor 8e grain wile all prices 8e and al tomorrow Quarter all the 4c Baby Ribbons neh ribbon 2c in 11-4 Cotton Blankets, in tan and gray, ex . lorings, a good grade tra large size; suitable for eet pecial ; Soe vty ta , f° value 26 for SL.15] | Kanga Calf Shoes, solid oak sol sec 11-4 Cotton Blankets, in tan and gray, ex and three rows of stitch a shoe recom " tra large and heavy; special for ..$1,3% mended foP°i® wearing qualities; our 50c Pictures, 25c. We show a choice and well-selected f | A $1.69 and $2.00 Wool Blankets, in gray, tan and white ii Sct h mi eH emg One of the most popular collec trong Are imile frames and Rich Potocka Between the Shower His Haje the Bab regular price in order to turn them carbon fac inch oak Christ Counte 1.65 and $1.75 1" n blucher cut ty 0 a quickly ont wearing qualities ; our 2.00 ole ith double 2619-2623 FIRST AVENUE “ | the prices ment Reg Rosie Reduced. 10¢ Paper Back Books tc are mo! and are men These religious subjects written b Moody, Spurgeon ge and Sheldon 1c ri ty rice t at Standard Fiction at 19¢ large of readable fiction by the standard author of the day, well bound in cloth pectal tomorrow $1.50 Copyright Reprints 50c More than 500 volume prints from recent copy sold up into the ht of thousands at $1 well bound, some lustrated, all well printed $2.49 Bibles Téacher's lustration very strong morrow collection dred 0 a volume of them th 50c Nelson il dic Bap that choice $1.49—A Bible with maps concordanc tionary and profuse refer well printed ¢ bound fe xible cov a regular Drug Special 5. 10¢ Absorbent Cotton, in packag 1 on 60c Absorbent Cotton, in 1-pound co professtonal strings, four- pitch tuner, a regular $18 outfit, for |$7.60. We are closing out our pres lent st preparatory to moving into our new building. Prices have been slaughtered, and it will pay you to come at once. Other Violins, costing $20, $35, $68, ete., now go for half and less. Mandolins, Banjos, Guitars. Band Instruments, ete, at lowest prices ever known Remember, there’s no time to |lose. These exceptionally low — ae Sereqe prices are attracting shrewd buy- and Masks to Be Worn — - So aoe ee 4 of a Bank Strictly Savings t* shown by ure choice number of depositors who have a knowledge of the aeeilaaide curity and convenience of The Bank for Savings C a fee: satan walked an lt CLOSR -F simeathadee LE: D.S. Johnston Co. games, which will be on the pro RST AVE. OPPOSITE POST OF! Oldest and Largest Dealers. LUNA PARK WATATORIUM | tram every evening. the bathing Se i | 903, SECOND AVENUE. WILL BE A NOVEL FEATURE we be Geers seen. Ws 0 ut | eee: and @ grand water oa j —CHANCE TO SHOW YOUR be held, such as ix held | Sie isidins Australia. All who enter the tank Forced to move—bottom 1EST BATHING sUIT— ed to do #o In fancy bathing Aah aves Mebek wiikas” Wak it posalble, although ices. An im- Store Opens Saturday at 9:30 a. m.; Closes at 9:30 p. m. SHAUBB, ERRATIC ENGLISHMAN, WHO HAS INTRO. t do not have fancy ¢ 1 plan INDIVIDUAL STYLE IN LONG DISTANCE RACING. BE OPEN TO PUBLIC. get the regular bathing uu will buy at 6 ¢ office. Masks will alse cs. Come ? 2 ef pettictienlbaaiiiinitnesageen m and ply will be o ; at the finteb, his time being; Get your fancy swimming cos : the ‘anen ix thas ref Ir S$ ew 0a an resses 14:46 34. tumes ready! Did you ever attend ring them alo Thi When informed that he shouldn't! taney dress party In a «wit ming 7 first wat arniva’ 2 eat too much meat during warm|tank> if not roe wit here a one arts Geen raneeiee cal ne’ Soe A big new ship hildren in yesterday. We've got them all weather Shrubb appeared greatly take part In one of th novel est shown by swine marked and read he in narking we were careful to mark them diseoncerted A in Seattle, when the big but by the merchants whe . - t 1 t r t 1 See e C08 What, then, shall I beat?” is nuch than is ct mar his in order to get your business, See the coats n Ww carnival takes place at the donated prizes, and by the publi@ 1A ‘ —_ bed gpg hey hp « Park natatorium, September in general, it will be an entire sn and dresses and price them tor tables a’t I e i you stride. In othe He finally agreed to compromine 14 and 16. Immediately | cose Girl’ Dresses at $6.00-—5 did , Girls’ Coats at $4.60—Handsome Take too long @ stride. on club sandwiches—half and half ked jars, rolling cuff edged with the velvet rimmed "$4.50 nobby blue maroon faney col cloth, faney ollar Coats that the most in Seattle $6.00 Handsome coler green. pockets coats are made soft all-wool material young ladies as well All sizes up fleece manufacture On sale and Bring in the young ladies and fit them out tomorrow that The the have above new to of we is one dresses show you. 25c Underwear 17c of Fall Unde | continue all day Saturday wear which began yes. Good fall undergar because lined ribbed in all cotton and pants sizes, & garment here and there has a dropped stitch damaged spot which will not injure the quality a pa ata big dt etail secured from unt from regular cepa heme FC $3.00 Jumper Belts, $1.49 Black Taffeta Silk Jumper Belts in the quality and finish priced at $3.00 each, on sale + mw, while tt they “$1 Ag Two Lace Specials. Se to 75e Laces at 14 regularly orrow last Cream, Oriental lace in widths of to 9 Tbe values at , c $2.00 Allover Laces 79c § cream and ecru Venice Alb es in the nice qualities 1 regularly at up to $2.00 a 79c ecru and white inche White Trunk Sale. $8.50 and $10 Trunks at $7.50 Ought not to be one of them left tomorrow r ht, for they are lendid values. Are vas covered, have hard wood slats, sheet iron bottom, heavy ily reinforced iron corners, strong and clamps $8.50 and $10 Trunks ean hinges As told above, lock at