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

PEOPLE | made a very BOO ime tee bendreds who fm contact with him ae he leaves iat the Taneheon yentor that he Wee firmly ¥ time had come goverumenta end that it had ‘and could fur be poole Tike up and ree por abuaes exist, anid sail had done this be pweald do it again if and the peo eritictams and ma ot 1 da and arro a ly deaf to the threats uttered by pow RS ACTIVE IN AUGUST abated add 31 of the work officers and in- of bealth dur rn a . of Be- Grace B. Han-) shore drive that far much lens fer lots in oth- — nearly so tis a trap easy into, but hard out of. Start 4. Interest ° Savings Accounts eerestown JON 5 KENNEDY DIES. Mi pe and well knowh in this etty | youterday, after suffering for three K ohn W. Kegne®, % ye # privat@wanitariam in South Park | nedy ia wurvived by a jaree. MAYOR APPROVES sary Taft at Portland Tells What the Republican “Sogan Will Be in in the Future—Tired of Millionaires. of William 4. Bryan toward thi goverament’s control of the Phil ippines, Mr, Taft declared that Mr. Rryan was Instrumental in the ac quisition of the = & The committee adopted the policy | hack the lice | that all aueh clerks muat continue the Wut anda by this) to work for the salary they draw til today, but they were fl government, in that he had gone) while in their regular grade | proved hy him to Washington and worked with! » democratic congreaamen to secure} thelr vote for the approval of the/ treaty of Paris, through which the! Philippines came into American control. Later, in speaking of the | Panama canal and the . visit of ident Roosevelt to the “strip” Pr hie return to Washington, Mr know ff I took charge of that ca nal, I could bufld it.” and Mr. Taft added: “Everybody who knows | him knows he can do ft audience as a suggestion that per haps at some future time Mr. Roosevelt of the canal, Last night Secret ng wader the aunpl gon Development address 1 more than 6,000 people at tho B. Flaigto rmory a listened to with wauseal in pied by applvuse, Mr. Taft gave a minute resume in his address of the history of the attempts to build « canal across the isthmus, and of the progress upon the present work since it wae begun by the Roose- velt administration. He said that he thought it was safe to count pon an average excavation and isposal of material in Culebra (UL next year of 10,000,000 to 12,- TE THE matter through the city council. A resolution committing the clw to an effort to secure the regrading Bugene Way was elected prest-| Iub to get & public dent of the club and Homer M. Hilti, | ‘Ath av. and | secretary. Other officers were wd use of) = “OFFICE for butterfat. There were 580 plumbing yong tions and 270 gas inspections made, — = plumbing permite granted, | ani stable op issued for new stabies. There were 323 taspections made | inspections made of mitk wagons, 146 of milk trains, f rest: oe ts. 95.250 117 of dairies and 75 inspettions of which made of restaurants for skimmed | ed. and’ mith. |W. Smith, Jean §. Judahm, Sue 1.—Corperation | aes eines Main Spooner, Rosie N. Gottatetn. Alaska King Copper Co., of Seat- tle, $1,250,000; John EB. Rice, Mich- act B. Hally. ruedsen Drug $10,000; Tamine Truedson, Truedson. United Alaska Mining Co. mle $10,000, W. tL. War. B. M. Warner, of San Diego, | Orehestra | Cal: 4. N, Cocker, Beattie; T. B. a of Los Angeles. NO TENDERS ON contractors for the big north trunk sewer contract advertised by the| ket, board of public works, amounting | to more than nalf a million doliars The contractors want more time to teat the various sections of the| work so that they can put in a bid price for the enure work tise again and let the work com will offer to bid for the work ANOTHER MARKET PROPOSAL | James G. Boyle is the latest peti-| i tloner to the city counc!! asking to be perm..ted to erect frame build ing® on or near Pike place for pub lie market purposes. Boyle wants to erect some one-| story frames on the east side of Pike place, south of Pine st Made in Seattle | The above heading may be as aptly to fire Insurance as | to the products of mills and fae tories. You can obtain Made in atti” insurance with the largest and best fire insurance company of the Northwest at a saving per cent to 40 per cent over rat have @ share of your patronage The orthwestern will be | pleased to mail on request liste of holders. containing the of the rgost prominent indi viduala and manufacturing firms firoughout the United St i. Address 208 Columbia st Phones—~Main 1468, Independent | of the best architects of the rthwest are busy designing | ane for MOUNT BAKER PARK t building — restric arch {tee quoted President Roosevelt as declaring: “There are a. great many things I cannot do, bat I ould Like to undertake | morning the supervision of the construction | Vaupell inveutiguted |againet the * ferred by his own mother wef __ The party, including Tatbot, Mra the mother; and a Mra, R | that time until t and the latters (wo boys |attle the mother arrived in the eity yesterday m { was the first time that the/ing from South Omaha, Neb., vert majority of bis audiouce had) previously advised by the receipt | After being met at the station er heard R'm, and his address of a telegram, the pallies met th party at the depot and took the t, and) frequentiy was inter- in charge. The story the police that Mrs. Flaigie and Mr the necessary site ts promised and Counctiman Keene has been on-| trusted with the duty of getting the | eggs appeared. Potatoes were steady 2 per lo. Bees advanced attend again to 4c and was disposed of before The aspirations of the new emin ent domain commission do not fit} |ful and steady in price. Green| the eetione oft the finance commit eorn remained at i5e, extra fancy te¢. which just now is bending aime So en fotng up to 200. Live ducks appeared | *if to strict economy on the market (or the firat time and sold for @¢ each. Tomatoes were more plenti- Butter, 40 4 to ner Hens, dressed, 170 tb. hall, claiming that they Potatoes, le to 1 bte per Ib. hold public bearings in sach quar . Ibe per doz. ters Sweet Potatoes, te per Ib. G. Kerry. Cora B. Perkins, Ethel Onions, two bunches for Se. H. hoge, Nollie H. Emmons, Susan | $1.40 per box Co, Prayatiup,| Brie P|" Cetory, Se to Be per head. Green Tomatoes, te per Ib. Lettuce, 2 heads for be. Crab App! | BIG SEWER JOB Not » tender was made today by | Prunes, 36 up| heating Most distressing cases gf ccarma relieved by Soap Lake Salve. eee of the Board companies. You} can buy better insurance nowheres| This being true, the Northwestern | Mutual Fire association should} ced Insure DESERTS FAMILY . TO MARRY WIDOW Charged with having left his wife | quarters this morning tn land four children im. the This wae taken by some of his jo might come to Se at that | deavor to get the tangle atte and mar-|ed out other woman, W. M. Talbot While on the train from South was detained by the, potice this|Omaha, Mrs. Plaigie mado while Humane Officer | tak which were pre-|used for the trip, and n- |of any food furnish ing companion Fulton h last nigh ome, were left be he bad planned to get uidenly discovered | first anything in the that the mother retarn pas was the o A pure food show and industrial The usual Saturday crowd of pur- exposition wit ve neld at Dream: | chasers was on hand early this land rink, September 16 morning at the public market to show will be held under jake advantage of the Saturday at mark with the promote: i heavily. But Following prices were quoted inatead, the councilmen cleared a Live Spring Chickens, S0¢ each. | COrmer in the treasurer's office and Live ducks, 60. }yesterday told the commission to Bags. 40¢ doz . | get busy. The comuiasion refused op the quart de to Ge per Ib. | Oriental Billiard and Biackberries, 10¢ box; 3 for 25e lore, 1416 Third ay, have § new We to 0c per box. tables and the only p and 40¢ for 20 Ibe. able in Seattle. A p Gages, 15e per bas tlemen Salmon Trout, 12 be per tb. TEA. Halibut, 3 tba. for 25e. Smelts, le per Ib. linger Savings Department Open Tonight Dexter Horton & Co., Bankers New York Building THE SEATTLE STAR—SAT | USBAND is, Bagsarage Jore in now in thin elty from and has axked jhe py | PARK LICENSES the advice of the corporae don spre the auditing commit-| “Mayor Moore has been consider teo today turned down a number of jing the question of Mean roquinitions for Increased pay from) big park amuseme pheads of departments for clerks | returned from th Fone had taken the place of clerks! cided that the license io higher grades during the latters mebt upon her arrival here week, the man war adopted the wisest course under the clreumsatances. The mayor wos for Luna Park City at Madison 8e8 againet the minstoners resultiag caving in of the é ne'e Landing in about tal claims aggregate Lewis Williams ANGELES, Sopt eye a a Home Is an important only by yourse aek no more of you MOUNT BAKE itself will be anything we « The wide range of chol location and in price diversified tast of informing Mrs. Tatbot that tho chargeh |it was her money which was | tudes all im y are the mogt | complete improvements of any see More money has © coming out here so #he and} albot could get married tion of the city been spent in making beautiful aed comfortable than all other recent additions combined Bee it today runs direct to office in park ey reached 4 to pa i by her travel the party were allowed to go to the ol, where they remained To the pollo med ix|Talbot frankly confessed Talbot tn-|fotended to marry Mrs. Flaigie and tended to marry, and the existing |acknowledged that he had Mrs. Talbot and children, being a famtly in the east, but insisted that bar to the a hind, while the affinities rushed to Seattle, where they were informed it was easy to get divorces The moth The police ate powerless to do , but will are is provided with a © and enough money which threw the matrimonial plans for her needs. Then, if Talbot can of Talbot and Mrs. Flaigie out of get the divorce, there ta no legal , evidently, and sho and her bar to him marrying son were detained.at police head- | pleases. ‘PRICES AT PUBLIC WILL HOLD A PURE MARKET TODAY, FOOD SHOW ever known Remember, there's no time to lose These exceptionally low prices are attracting shrewd buy- era, and qiick action is necessary auspices of the Central Labor Coan: | tendance of producers, Sales were ctl. Last night the Counet] appoint | and widening of the east end Mk | extraordinartly heavy and the ed a committer of five nten to act} | steady stream of new arrivi led a heavy business for the day Vegetables of every kind were rink where merchants | plentiful and more potatoes and their goods on display. Samples of | all foods are to be given to all who) of the expoattion. | Hooths are being arranged at the The eminent domain commigaion | Prunes declined Wanted the finance committer | from 60c¢ to 3he per box of 20 Ihe, (s*cure them roome de * at the city nn | The Best Evidence | Deied Onions, § the for 26. Of the great desirability of) Cucumbers, 10¢ to 20c per dot. MOUNT BAKER PARK as a piace Peas 4¢ to Se per Ib. for homes ts the large Beans, Be to te per Ib. people who have bought homesites . fancy, $1 to $1.26; Cook and will make their homes in this| ing, 16 ths, fog 26c; Graveusteins, agdition. If the property was not! all thatis elatmed for it—and more we coult not have sold close on to Tomatoes, be per Ib; The crate. three quarters of a million dollars’ | worth of lots In thirty days, as we Beets, carrots, radishes and tur gid. we have had over @ thousand) nips, 2 bunches for be | visit this property in one day. They | Cabbages, be to ide per head. jeome, see afd buy, The least you! Cauliflower, Se to ibe per head. ean do is to come and see. The Tl Woodhouse Co. 118} | University st. carry a «pectal line Pears, Bartlett, $1.26 per box, 2 /Of high grade furnaces HENRY D. REYNOLDS, Trustee Alaska Home Railway. Informal Smoker | $21,000 Will Follow cranes "property | One lingers long over! “Brown, the Plumber, “/tea, if the tea is fine | Tne man who can please you. Mod The board has decided to adver ern ideas in sanitary plumbing and G. H. Brown Plum! regularly in four weoks, as there ts| Co. 221 Pine at - an intimation that outside firms! | a good time and place to per returns your money like Sehilling’s Hest a) ARCADE. DE LUXE OPTICAL CO, INC, ManGeactoring H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAK If you can't get boots or shoe 217 JAMES STREET. THE OSTEOPATH the great Copper Queen mine, of | WILL NOT RUN FOR MAYOR | Arizona, and founder of the tn |NOME SEA N- vf duhee, in dead at his homeagin (Mar Special Bervice at he i a aR vents, | MEARLY OVER * who awa ated t| sov SHOOTS FAMMER DeaD. ° ‘ow Townsend's next gnayor : ‘ 0 DENVER. Ph Harry aH pMlicly anounced tHat he| When the steamship Northwont- Jamen, 18 yours old, shot agd killed |MiH! Rot be « candidate for the of |ern mated for Nome today she in hin fathey, John Jar in the five, The reason cited for the de | susurated the last Nome sailing for % Grand canyon, James and his ote | Cs the present troubl t | MARY OF the. hump verses Bow $had boon separated. ‘The husband /eVery elty offietal, high the dos pi ey Ba aaah oe, dfathor was di prow) tor stata he wloeg, not care to) Nearly all of th er veuwels hay ing Mrg Jar and, #houlder, , o8 pu ightg Ie aor on o the north foming he nt eth SSB OI NOE ACRE dual “craft will probably be the harm ry shot him dead BOYS’ BCHOOL SUIT ¥ ge se hon Foam Our fall stock of Boys’ School, Just an even dozen boats will Buitw has just been received, Some) make a final trip be now and very exclusive novelties October 1, The vewsels and their it MOUNT BAKER PARK W. Bb, HUTCHINSON CO nailing ubject to change, ad Becond Ave, and Union St Northw n 7; Mack J Pleta ‘ 15 Fon pp nm re ———? —_ ib; H 20; Oly rd, Lyra and Edith, Sept. 25; Pennayt vania, Sept. 20, and the President, e — ° . a October 1. A vast quantity of mer | chandixe will be shipped north on | weeks, and then Nome will be shut yearend off from the outer world until nav igation “opens” next June Just a habit. The results, however, are $18 Violin Outfit different, Np need to emphasize that Complete ee 60 Setter profit by your past experience Now $7. and start a savings account, on which Probably you have been figur- { ing on proventing semi-annually, that taheaied iat or girl with a fine | violin or mando- we pay 5 per cent interest, compounded Mo this coming _ SECURITY SAVINGS & SAFE DEPOSIT CO: | ye 113 SENECA STREET five” gcoteawe’ Gloria Stradivar- jus outfit, com- plete with How- ard self-teaching book, with letter. ed = fingerboard chart, extra set professional strings, four. pitch tuner, a regular $18 outfit, for $7.60. We are closing out our pres- ent stock, preparatory to moving into our new building. Prices have been slaughtered, and it will pay you to come at once Other Violins, costing $20, $36, $68, etc, now go for half and le Mandolins, Banjos, Guitars, Ban Instruments, ete, at sowest prices Neg secure choice. D. S. Johnston Co. nd Largest Dealers. You are invited to attend Oe SECOND AVENUE. an informal meeting of fellow members of the Alaska Club, and Alaskans in Seattle, at the Alaska Club Rooms, Alaska Building, Tonight at 7:30 When I shall take pleasure in re- porting progress on the Home Railway, and telling of what your friends in Valdez are doing for the good of Alaska. IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS In Grand View Orchard Tracts Finest and most productive in the West. Every acre can be made to yield $400 to gpa neg year. Splendid climate, ti ful aurroundings, excellent water. Improved streets to be bordered with shade trees. One mile from Northera Pacifie ratl- way station. $175 PER ACRE. YAKIMA COUNTY, WAS: WASHINGTON IRRIGATION COMPANY Room 29 Scheverman Bldg. Seattle, (ola wee Cordially, Edmonds : 42 Acres. High and sightly. Railroad Ready for | Platting. Worth NOW $1,000 per acre. Ask about bss! | August Gamblee & Co, 857-29 Empire Bidg. 711 Second Ave, Seattle. PIANOS MUSIC TALKING MACHINES [nae C. WALLING Co. BEKINS 20,.% ,,. | nee: in the Sound. Fine for garden: i CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. ea ee eee ranching. We Operate the Only Absolutely RIREPROOF WAREHOUSE in ) to $750 per tract. Leattle WEST & WHEELER, | Colman Building. Unequaled Security Is Offered for the Storage of Furniture, Pianos, Pictures, Trunks and Other Valnabdles. We Can Tell You to | a Cent What It Will Cost to Store Yous, Goods f We are showing the finest and PHONES: Main 1523. Ind. 71. most stylish line of _MOVING, PAC KING, CUT FREIGHT RATES aap si In the City THE TAILORED READY CO, Until Sept. 1 Fourth and Pike Cannot Break Whalebone Plates **y0"% Years 125 /off Crowns, Bridge Work — z= a Fiy on the Fiyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE Fare 36e--Round Trip, 50c FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and 5:45 pe om LEAVES TACOMA — 8:55 a. m. and 12:15, 3:55 anv 7:30 p. m. U. SEELEY, Jr., Agent. Seattle Tel. Main, 176. Tacoma— Tel. 212. Teeth Without Plates “Advance Tait model are daly Crowns $3.50 Plates $5.00 Sey iiivsean Whe ooe: ta hak ade Tailored Suits. Skirts. Our custom de ts and artmant will make ,arments to measure at reasonable prices Novelly Cloak & Suit Co., 1316 2d Av, Associated Dentists Under New Management a ——— Ser Gr nm |