The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1907, Page 5

1 IS AT mE ae distinguished visitos bo given sneheon at the Hot Portland. At D, Ore @at function many prominent mon arrived in Po f Portland met him, Tonight at this morning, He WAS the armory he will give an addrena | and | to the public a coniial welcon J ne o ° | oxy attention (By United Prov) a unt While Secretary Taft is being . ywh about the elty this afternoon Mra, Wileox Mra. will the bb ' fon extended DIK give a reception a@ the *Wileox recent wan in ma wre in honor of Mra, Taft, who te Hoe anies her husband Mr ~ n ing son, Charles, is also IS PRETTY A ; arty | J} LONG Too, } Secretary Taft returned , from Vancouver barracks in time to at 1 the eon in his honor at r Hot land Tht was . ‘ a wwidday affai ‘ \ t ma of the bf war secre ted at Mr. V x of a wa ae eine t will be the demonstra will homey vi tion at the armory tonight’ It te AT also SP 1 thousagds wil turn out to | EVERETT'S BONQED | WAREHOUSE (Star Special Service.) EVERETT, Sept. 6.—-Contracts for rasing the buildings on . ve been let by J. W. Dalgleish of English, who proposes to erect a two or three-story building to be od as @ bonded warehouse, The | _ tructure WH be located just cast of the Great Northern wharves. The will be made for a five-story pamehii ture, but for the present only Liverpool tomer the first throe will be put up her de == PLAN ATTACK =| (Ry United Press PARIS, Sept. 6—According to advices, 30,000 Moors are being he strated near Casa Blanca for general attack, The French f . > re | (®y U United ; Preen) roops aud warships are ready. Ger] wioronta. sont. 6 As many and England will likely be lin a dispatch received he H 2i% zz Hing iat} ir e from fo a apeed involved in ¢ ae work ; s § Sy OTT veasels are assist France and Spain in protect aaa cueiatien tae inking OF tee ee we tal the offices of ing foreigners ;e mel icant E dooked y are being coe eee ast Fel a | pesteged sepemevers pound Ani’ CHANCE FOR WOMEN TO WORK | pincers thetr ‘ship and went feana, cross north and have not been heard i (Star Specia jfrom since. It is believed that EVERETT ot | they have $5, and Chas. 'Sdor Is preventing the enlargement | took provisi has booked Of the clothing factory of the Red} Front Clothing company, manufi arers of overalls and men's we spparel. Seventeen machines ow operated and that number i be increased at once to 40! t thom to run them cannot be $ as they only for a 46-day trip. ARREST SUSPECT ? (Star euldiet Gir ervics.) INGHAM, S¢ ta, who ts be 1 in the mare 6 —Harry 1 to be implt of Addie Roper possible to oper last night and brought rly this morning. A bloody kerchief found at the scene of ime ix supposed to have been te’. Watts o a to several drunken men, showing that he knew more than he really wanted to | DEATH ACCIDENTAL. (Star Special Service.) Sept. 6. —Coroner that Johuston, ae bedy was found morning beside the about the mtr thera track, met death! Doane Dell, now tn jail, is charged tt was found that the| wiih the murder was fractured, evitent-| esult of being struck by autopsy wast Root’s invasion of Mex to be one longdrawn ade a confer and p between the border in motior 4 necessary (By United Press.) Doctor Seriousty Injured. | CHICAGO, Bept. ¢ Women , and TACOMA, Sept. 6—Dr. Perry | Sitis, or to “hit ¢ Crooewaite was perhaps fatally in-| lather,” are jured last wight While alighting| Why Kermit Roose vett from a ca At the hoepital a blood | President, is not with mareh fre clot was found w bad formed oun cavalry oa : at the base of the brain. An oper-| P° wort » Fort Sheri t being able both give sary and recovery | #0 mg to the young man,| * he ot too mech by oo Tl years of age. ws ” imen and girl, who would pat al} Dawsonitea an Route South. low him to even dine in peace . . @ral troopers, however, say youn, JAWSON, Sept. 6—Steamers on | O'* Md Yukon 4 to Whitehorse | Kermit was not able ta “hit the crowded with passengers en| leather,” of, in plain words, the BS Bava! station at * ps ila seeiilaememneds versary of the coronation of Wit| heimina as queen of the Nether} lands was held today. Diplomats of all nations presented the congrate lations of thelr sovereigns to. the young ruler of the Dutch “f ddie fortal e! Bl Practically assured route to the states for the winter, or, been with the oem aruen - bis views are em ““SNOnOMISH COUNTY F la week i Beer Admiral Cowles, 1, on at Everett. This ia a treat; | brother-in law mise it. Take str. City of By-! _ Queen Js Honored. we Hank uses tt from Cotman doek at 7 a. m Bh, nod — Les a 6—An offs rors 5. and & pm. or | ohm bration of the ainth anpt wae aah policies. 12 m, on The Store for Everybody's day Bargains "Wagons. Regular Price $5.00. Special price Saturday farm wagon, with Re make = $2. 75 heavy steel wheels. . Bargain price in effect from 3 to 6 P. M. only. Crack Shooting Today. } OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 6—Crack markamen of Uncle Sam and Jokn Bull, including the best rifle shots of Canada, Australie, England and the United States, are assomited ay at the Rockliffe range Ottawa, to engage in the tnt tiona! match for the Palma tro; Millionaire tl CHICAGO, Sept. 6—Charies H i { «, the millionaire plow manu Shells. Child’s Toy Chair. facturer, is in a hospital, suffering tro dition ts precarious stomach trouble and his con fox of Shotgun Shells t Smoke Regular Price 38¢—Chil dren's stro and = well ade Toy Chairs, nileely Railroad ts Sold SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.—~The railway h the Western necting link tranacontinental proposed Hockey "sticks, hock rolle Semi-Porcelain Ware. Requiar Price 0c Per Dox » large aawort Bros. Pine ment of th hietic and hunt . Porcelain Bat Ing Ko iptions. Rea extra special 2? sonable price A. L. Hall, 110 each c First av ht Import sin Blue Ab et quality, « big Saturday special 7 t, each c Fall Opening If The finest line of Hand Tailored Fire Shovels. Regular Price 10¢—Heavy Japanned Round Handle Fire Shovel, a good bar jaturday at Suite and Cravenettes in attle, and prices from @ Ten K ogg | reed utter Ca ve i Avg Saw Fi ‘1 to $20, ame kind in fane nt would coat you i} wae 3 Out $3.00 Hate ore the Id Scales Stand Lamps. “Ae Sat eset Reguiar Price 50o—Class Stand Lamp, complete with No. 2 burner and chimney fancy stores Requiar Price $1.50 i Aluminum | to 4 aE Lunch Boxes Price 15 te Lane Fancy Vesteoats from to $7.50 from the world best make Our own brand of Shirts $4, $1.50 and 82.00, I} Union Made Suite $10 to 825 Union Made Pants $2.50 to Toy Brooms. Regular Price 150—Rest wuality Toy Brooma, double n ewed, for the children, 85.50. ary handle pecial ARMY ipecia| 8c ‘arse 5c 1] We always save you one-third Money back if not » The Benson Clothing Co. 501 Pike Street | Corner Fifth Avenue Saturday Clothes Pin Special hay ca Pet, Doze 10e—Holdfast Clothes Pins for 6c LGERHURLBUT 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET o oo o- eo © 8 & ©0600 6 FY .000 o 600 oon AN EASY Democratic column with seven votes, and Taft knew it —— Oll Case Postponed, Une | NEW YORK, Sept. 6—The trial of N fg BAD. HLL REPHIES TO” aN (By U United Frees) AHOMA @ITY, Sept Lawt} J. WYan dubbed secretary JUST LOOK AT ja WE OANDRUFF ON | Mt Htvan attacked the rea THOSE SHEARS toradebx of Taft and showed rah GIVE the tt WoeA Wl tarcil tha ncaroneled sexarel re. |$9¢, seta catia proveed good dining chairs reduced-- don Hide it now ryan stated tha | Okidhioma ‘would be found. In. the Furnace Specialist | Noekey tela hock balls The Geo. H. W house Co., 112 ollet nod a large a Unive ity at w a pectalty ment ef the best athletic and hunt. « hot alr furnaces for houses and ing Koeds of all descriptions, Rea-|can probably better ffxures mable prices, A, L. Hall Firet av Russel! & Drow, managers jt toltp mm This Make were Blok | MONTREAL, 6.~-Choice equine steaks, colt yea), horse I sales ing chair, has cobbler seat 2 arm, post extension, flat burger with ontons and similar deli ri 5 Wocecclibdeniily te tae embonsed panel back, neat ° back, very strong back cacios may soon be ed at Mon wah KIRKE, turned spindles—finiahe ry" oon t# bolted through the solid bea ate for tee ot eee Ube See! Hiakgci. ben vente “ “16 dow seats * pete ; tor ae a ed $1.25, priced the sian Hi LYRIC THEATER IP Bataraay "st. 05 Saturdays sess... SOG into exec | Tossetl & De et! weet, Maturdey |: ss STICK- UP MAN CAUGHT an BSeattio’s Leading Vaudeville House. Three port (Star Special Servier.) HELLINGHAM, Sept. 6.—Frank | SWRI. Rime MeCan is in the city Be! attraction Slag F charged with the crine hold-ay tl Last night MeOan sucee | im held up a man in the south end! 1 of the city, then attempted the ae same stunt at the Monogram #a-| jloon, Here MeCan's partner turn: | ed traitor and MoCan was pounced | . BsE “Lois wpon by would-be vietima, un-| retfu of and then ti | reoraid. protean a ¢ to the police in mystition: “Aanes To Stamp Out Plague. | SAN FRANCISCO. og under tnx deat Rooterel being rent he ing out the bubonic plague. stamp VICTORIA Chinese mainte Runso-| pike ot. net ny in to Ween here ot with Viadivostok RUNNING THEM th and 6th aves. Veude stone THE ONK MALY 29 10 ST. 14 OUT QUICKLY "SIX RACES, DAILY |! Standa itureCo, Twenty-two Mare Find Wrwane son sme” Sny |] RA Homes Yesterday NO ABATEMENT IN RUSH FOR PIANOS IN JOHNSTON CO.'S SALE TREMENDOUS ors. COUNTS ON STANDARD MAKES CAUSE PIANO BUYING | EPIDEMIC. MORE ABouT THE PIANOS, PRICES, TERMS, | ere | i If all the times” and “no- | n” - ortere had if money-tn-cire ever gotten a « | ones Plano House yesterday it) would have made theng feel ike the proverbial Canadian Copper, It that if you s bargain, a real mpee of the will be buyerd galore t vortunit A well known resident of Capi T A FT WARLIKE MOVEMENTS Kht before 10,000 people, W.! betw The Groat and Only Postpo: | AMUSE MENTS. | SEATTLE THEATER Ae LAPT PME Han ey | “THE GRAND Manager. / pany, 1412 2nd Ave. eines musica! enie bch Guana AVENUE THEATER } THIRD AND PINE mr a poe AND THE LADY” Use Aven yavowviar «| Oliver Theater (96s, rt aia Se iets | “FAMILY THEATER ‘AND MUSEE sm RACES aaa First Autumn Display o and Topcoats of Character 2 oo enter aise Blast Heater—they are noted for their Practical and | the government's case to revoke the Now Jersey charter of the Standard | *® |OU company Ww been postpougd watll Sep mbe 17.” | | | | economical features. $1.00 down $1.00 week buys one. these foreible reductions for Saturday only—- TOKIO, Sept, 6.—The number of [Chinese troops ts inereasing daily “4 in Quanto, the territory M dispute China and Japan, The Taft) Chinese commander had warned ner.” the Japanese that he must de vi ut! from any attempt at administration and withdraw immediately Japan liltjon them than any other cern *** lin the qity eee ron eae or b Perking.” Prices, matineas, «ae th Two Dromion”™ Prices, on Wednesday and Maturday, Most conspiou ALOMY JANK® Helr to the Hoorah.” Prices, $1.60 te States Aimusement Com Htustrated songs: Col # “ ats, 100. Datiy, t to 6:96 and regular value $1.35 regular value $1.25 A good strong brace arm din # popular pattern dining chair ‘ormances 9:00, Prices 10¢ and 20¢; box seats, 20. WANT VAUDEVILLE —* ACTH opal | ironing board $1.39 “My Wife’s” ironing board with stand com- plete for Saturday 1 THEATER | $1.39 practical and convenient; this ironin 1 is 5 feet long, made of basswood, will not warp; the stand and will fold up in small space—the Ine MAN ONE- MALY WoMAN & tree os and the Par took ne C. 0. D., mail or telephone orders filled —but one to a person. — A. BRIDGE & CO. The Big Store With the Littte Prices Fashionable Suits living up to our claims. After a careful (iveatigation of the various makes lalmed have been have neé seon an the rounds Of every store and was familiar with ly every make of plano andied In town A BONA FIDE PROPOSITION There is no dowbt in the minds af the public that the Closing Out Sale announ’ the Piones ano House ano bu od t mur f who have been ay tell : 4 thie wondertui pportanity, you will never proper appreciate it until you visit our You can have your choice of over forty of the most worthy makes of pianos that fea prod: including the famous Kimball, the glorious Chic ing, the artistic Hobart M. Cable, the favorite Schumann, and many others, at pric charged for medium grade and in ferior planos wny IT'S NECESSARY he q that that have heretofore. been beautiful assortment hand at present that bas nec at ed uch ruth a S A fe Hal yond Parlor Granda, the v¥ yout and finest in ments that ample capital and can produce, also a number of spe clal Art Style Uprights, in English wainut, Hungarian a and other satly woods, are now offered for nearly half | Pian that have regularly | ) can now be purchased for $285; $825 pianos dre now $172 and $196, and others for $166, $138, ALL ote advance in price when| easy terms are desived An ondiess variety of slightly | used ones at “givingthem | inways, Kimb Knabes, Emersons, Ladwige, Bush & Gertz, ete, etc If you have been contemplating | buying a good plano or organ dur ing the coming fall or winter, act} now. D, 8 Johnston Co, Oldest and Largest Dealers, 993 Second ay | prices A. Cloth Yargest ; $12 and $15 On these there is a saving to you of SUITS Every day we are receiving shipments of new styles in Men's and Young Men's Suits and Topcoats for Fall. The choicest garments from the foremost makers in America are here for your choosing Phe patter ire new, clean and attractive, representing the latest ideas in fall color ings. Before you buy your suit it will be well to inspect our splendid assortment, and while we can sure you a fit—no matter what your build, whether short, stout, lean or tall—we also guarantee higher grades and better quali ties at lower prices than youcan possibly find elsewhere. Do not wait until the best patterns are sold, but mak« up your mind to buy your suit and overcoat now—you won't regret it We especially call your attention to our A. Bridge special UITS FOR MEN > to $7.50. The finest assortment of Suits and Topcoats ever shown. PRESSED AND KEPT IN REPAIR FREE OF CHARGE. BRIDGE & CO. 103-105-107 FI RST AVENUE, 1ing House on the Coast. Cor. First and Yesler o OCH & MO ce@eEMEM En COmMEAMEN © EOD EM AMA EMA cMEMeMoOnes COBEN On Ah OO 4 Ot Ont