The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR— DAY, SEPT. 9, 1907. perp _s SOCjALIOTS SPLIT, @ TAND TO VISIT CHINA, — e FE Tho blind soctalist orator, J, 1 missy S deposition wan taken this morn » WD wae arrested taut | ry before United States Commis | for attempting tal * We ‘ mitting Chin Shu jSpeak on the streotse, and ee / » he visit China and 20 hours in the olty @il, declares mc to this country = that he will attempt to apeak at} § Pike place this evening, Clie No attempt whatever will be ¢ RELEABED ON $200 BAIL. © with ‘ Wappengiein declares that if tthe Made to settle the Well cane out) © Stary festern av. comumbent ter ea of hucketers had heen tempt 4a mage, Osborne will of court, Denying the rumor that Arthur Hawson was released on nls con (pat the West a secant | Surin sae from fermera who! “#4ln be placed&inder arrest, Rich. | *he would a@gpline to prosecute her t 0 bail this morning by Judge ‘we we gombined Ww r were una to come to the otty,| 8 Krueger, state secretary the | husband, who, she alleges, has tried |Parroll, Hawson is charge@ with oted, ‘ot Jewinh peddlers for {he wut they © Ox od with the | S¢latiet organisation, declares that to kill her, Mrs, David Weill called | @reatening to kill cs G. Sibley of paw otf On| jew j}@ fight is to be made on the chief, | at the prosecuting gttorney's office reas arose bd t 3 8 pollen goods, thereby Mr. Hardy asserts that these, test the lagality of his act. Wal. | Saturday and state# that she would | ee ee a fatture of the pubs Jews were tb hueksters who tet Thomas Mitts, who heads the | Proseoute her husband to the fall ARE FOR PURE aon sat te the stators made have worked Weatern av Anti Titus or seceding wing of the @xt extent of the law. Judge Carroll Lee Wekste: nis Although every effort was made | *ectalists, condemns the » foday set the case for trial for Sep | ay, a@ buck bas V | ae G. Ha the | tomber 18. to keep It quiet, it has developed Of attempting to apenk was one of the that a aecret meeting of the pod-|#treets in defiance of Chief Wap » driven diers was held Friday night, at | Penstein’s orders. | PHILIPPINES RICH, Carpenters were ®ard at work p cluims which steps were taken towards or S.-» this morning at the Droumiand rink alt his io have bows, ot the ex ranteation for the purpose of teat NO INDEMNITY 1S Dr, John R. McGif, who itn the | efecting boothe for the pure-food ¢ blame the legality of the expulsion. A city to take passage ou the Minne | and industrial show, which opens emer AP whe worked /subseription Met hae been te clrew-| nota for his heme in the Philip-|fomorrow afternoon.’ The show te @wit de public market wa veral hundred dollars have been | hy the Unite in as rfth! Labor council. Thirty-five exhibt when ated, say® Mr. Hardy, donatedeto be used for legal pur im natural resources ax the islands | tors will show thelr goods during i iy, who i ee et, although et 4%, commission men (Star “Special | BePvice.) where he has for} the next two weeks at the show ‘rere 8 make tt a failure, | Mr, Mardy this morning pointed) MELLINGHAM dnd, Tor Ove tant @ight aya th ° taaiond nis they secured the out the fact that the paddlors werg|nard Pelly, British consul of Seat mierchants of this coantry will] Seattle Man Found Dead. ee ee of @ number of aying a leense to the city, but| tle, was here Saturday but could have to lepk Closely after thattrade|, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9. cooperation. Ny sold! were unable to use them. He aleo|find no Hindus remaining and after tn jor to hold it from competing | Robert Roy of Seattle, who has anid that as soon as tho hyckaters|«&thering the details of the raids ations. been employed as motorman by the re ete ia this case was too ¢ mined upon a definite action, | made by the white men on the pur United Ratlroads, was found dead. liaghe aher a number of (he demands will be made that Chinese | baned people of India, he deft for TACOMA WILL VOTE {# bullet hole betwoen his eyes toll ie od and i, farmers be sepa 4 from the |Seattle. In a statement he said no jie the tale, The police believe he we a. stoned The bet. white SE OT aye would be asked suicided, but others are of the opin ‘te practice ered by Jed in the Dreamland skat " (Star Special Service.) JUNCTION CITY, Kan., Sept. 9 in preparation for the Pure Foo: TACOMA, Wash., Se 9. Peo Knowing that » of thelr " DENT jghow which will be klven tt ple of Tacoma are apparently about | partons was in the county jafl, 60 ember 10-21 by the Central evenly divided for and against the | soldiers attempted to raid the place {Raton Couneit All the leading Green River gravity wa firms in the olty will be r wnt. | & $2,000,000 project, on which thoy | and bis deputies. None were shot otahens aes had ae Takahaski, know | cae t Korean Exclus a akahas! dont the | 64 when the show oper eeaiee reattent of the Japanese ean Jeter to Preside jont of the a easeme- | @pecial musical progress hav PURE FOOD sHow ON WATER SYSTEM \",s0' be erm and were fired upon by the shertf sorrow, |@re to vote tomorrow at a Polities ha King in London that the sent! |Con, is commanty reputed tn thin], Special mu " ce opt LONDON, Sopt. 9.—King Bdward of tho entire community to be the wholesale ae tin ve r vgn ch tenn, ~ o~ will favor; &® returned ftom Martenbad gppesed to the (nul poor agent or managing Importer mate the shew wu ath , wh he has been taking the jing there will be presented to each avity syste while the re visitor every afternoon a souvenir publicans will take the other side Japanese. The letter for the Great Novthern railroad Mees with the Seattio Chao and that the 18,000 Japanose which | i cummerce and charges that he claims to represent and for a ape! thet wit be equal to holding Ut the | prosent water bod» ” d is ltteer | pr of admission ny ate 8 aufficter reason that can find no whom he demands citizenship, are, | “call gg aigoing for t new system and in a mont se * New Building Is a papers with belng tn a con Japanese ie be | for most part, cout™et cwliew WORK 18 PROC ; bate ty whier he bos beca chiefly fntra. OGRESSING t tn importing «uring the! ‘The work of clearing the site of past several years. |the new bigh serv coment, he acouses tw rewer We make these representations |ihe northern part of the ctly {a on behalf of the organisation|under way. The site ts c,vorea| ees personal wl wig gg Hh personal rebuke to he | known as the Japanose-Korean Ex-| by a close growth of «mall troc mos om e clusion league, which has, since its/ and brush Has Human Target | inception in April, 1907, attained In| ide & Jones, who have the —— this state a paid membership of 12,.-/ tract for the excavation of t Fi . hi T h 000 @ are opposed 1 the im}eew reservoirs, have made good day using a rifle at target practice nishii ouches migration of Aaratics to the Untted| progress on the lower of the two/ lou Shank passed and received a inishing Ss on States, Chinese, Koreans, Japanese, | reservoirs. They are working a Dullet in the thigh. She olatshs the | Johnston Co.’s New | | LESTER, Wash, Sept. 9.-—-Mra n Crook was tn her yard yeater Hindus, Philippinos, of others/iarge force of men and teams |fifle was accideutally discharged whose manner of tiving bas a tea- which accounted for ity going at/# + St t deney to degrade of depress, GOES TO PHILIPPINES. wild range. Shank is in the hospt-| ructure through association or otherwise, tal | | the living conditions and tmstitu-! J. H. Pulton, a son of Dr. H.C tions of American labor and citizen-| Fulton, member of the leqial ship.” lof Asotin county, is tn the elty to Man Killed for D MARSHFIELD, Ore Wittiam Hall, white out hunting Se Pioneer Dealers to Take Pos ‘ session in Short Order—Will = see take the Minnesota out to the . _ . stook hie travelin: 4 ; a Philippines where he has just bee es mistook his traveling }<'Be Stocked With New In COMPANY WENOR GEA wAmNG. appointed to a Heutenancy in the 5° Geer and fired. Willams died| struments Throughout—Im } [native constabulary. Young Fulton | ..on after. Hull ts insane with! " : poRecnat advices trom Dutch Har-liy'g graduate of the Pullman Aart | evap " “ js wmense Shipment Due to Ar TELEGRAPH vis tess: eset euterat”coticen | "rive Early This Week. killed by exp! on of @ gun On 400 Go On Strike. | HL. MS. Shearwater, was 0. J. Han- Third Term 0. K. jaey. The funeral was attended at} HONOLULU, Sept. 9% —Refore Dutch Harbor by Capt. Learmouth,| Congressman and Mrs. Longworth ainerioan Ship Building Co. are on ston Co. buliding, at Third officers and crew of the Shearwater, [Weft yesterday for San Francisco, he 4 strike, resulting {rom an order| University, which has beow in t and by Capt. Cantwell and officers| stated that a third term for Preset tha: the men must work Sundays, T0urse of erection for t past » CLEVELAND, ©. pt. 9—Pour |, : handred men in yards of the |” The magnificent’ new D. 8. John of the U. 8. revenue cutter Man-|dent Roosevelt was all right if the era) months, will be ready 0 ning. Naval honors were accorded | people demanded it Cannot Smoke on Duty cup within two weeks, and the dead COPPER, |, BELLINGHAM, Sept. 9.—The po-| possitily sooner jee officers of this city must not) The formal opening of thin new woke while on duty, according to edifice will mark a Gummer Resort Weresked. The dealing is simple order inmed by the chief DES MOINES, Ia. Sept. 9-—In-} 7, | ; ee an gersall Park, in the north ena o¢| if you don’ like Schil portant nt of Third epoch in the advanc : ave « for the J ston Oo. are £ a enter the field this city, was laid low last night | ling’s Best, it costs you Suapected Desd Alive. the fi » move to ’ a: | This informa. by a tornado, Every house tn this 1 ¢},i, ‘ COTA. Week. | 9 Chas | what 0 1 ultimately ) { K. Davis, sommer resort w: t ws Philbriek, mourned by his Minsourt | PMU. ore cetall there Mise ‘our grocer returns your money relatives for five months as dead, | 7° enrvian the dhaleest lif you hee Whe ft; bees pay bim ie here working of 4 ranch : ule clr con well bo peeud of idling, for 4 States will »ughly mod the new Johnston Co. nowhere in the Unt found a rm and ¢ avy yar meats, poultry and fish in the city. Try it. 604 Second av ow New Fall Garments the oly equipped mo sical omy The gre of the fniiding will b¢ oteopied by the Johnston Go, thea portion being ar-/ anged in clegant office suites, distinetive styles Kvery Suite and which are charactertstic of thts » one we have to show yoo ts the product of the best New York designers and manufac Conta ta } table quarters have been ar-| ed for the Wholerale Plaw T Machine departments in the basdiheat end of the Johuston ( « business has crowns to im proportions, asd now| forms the most important branches of their business. The mais floor provides ample room for the display of an immense | assortment of Pianos and other| musical instrements, surrounding which ts a sert of parlors, where Jing purchasers will be abl test and examine the various away from all foreign inon and is privacy. This latter i to be appre and care Sold at 15c. Best ‘‘Acme” Heavy Steel Stove Pipe, 5 or 6-in. Size. All Day Tuesday, per Joint 10c Oniy six joints to a customer Aluminum Decorative Enamel Regular Price Per Can 25e. Tuesday No better mace, and very useful around the Butter Crocks. Regularly Sold at 20e—White, stone-lined 5-Ib. Butter Crock and Cover. At half Twesday 10c pric Austrian China. Regularly Seid at Per Doz. $2— Royal white Austrian, ovide shape, thin eggshell China Cups and Saucers. Tuesday per pair (Only six to @ customer.) Red Ridge Axes. Regularly Sold at $1—The old reliable Red Ridge Handled Axe; best quailty 69 Tuesday c turers. And because they are MeCarthy gar ments they are styles that can be depended upon. Not only are the styles the most fetching that can be obtained the best that can be obtained and the fit and workmanship guaranteed, but in every rrable low ye materials cane you will find the price consid er than other stores ask for similar valu New Coats $7.50 to $100 New Suits $25.00 to $100 j Another Lace Sale. zace Sale. nt im te ciated by discriminat fal buyers Fine Talking Machine Parlors. 39c Bath Towels, 27c. This same idea t» carried out in the Talking Machine Department onthe second floor. A series of individual and proof walls, is See our big window dieplay An immense show consisting of hundreds of these great, ls full bleached, double thre bath towels ery one them is extra good bea quality and a real bargain at the regular price, 3%. The $1.00 to $2.50 MEDALLIONS 496 A YARO—Here in something divi provided. These will be the finest and most convenient Talking Ma chine Parlors on the cous | Blaborate quarters are also pro- vided on the second floor for the {Pianola Department, where the largest and most expensive display ot the marvelow Metrostyle Pianolas and Themodist Pianola Bipooe will be shown by sour worth while, A chance to Sold at 20¢ Pair— Canvas Working choose from this immense aw sortment of beautiful lace me dallions at a fraction of their real value. They come tn ? $ } } ae , are all clean and new and in Teddy Bear 25c perfect condition our Women's Underwear. window. Regular values $1.00 to $2.50 « yard. Special to oan sess 49c 8c ALLOVER LACES AT 49c— Very handsome cream and Recital Mall the Feature, Good serviceable autumn Un derwenr that is sulted to F sound climatic conditions that you will find priced lower here than elsewhere In 5 Easy to prove this statement row ing ts the fine recital hall which Mbupies a greater portion of the ae and fourth Moors Specialty bsigned so as to possess the gourtic qualities, this hall pre fas to become the scene of many y Sold at Per Set $3— solid nickel «ilver Pattern Kaives and , Tuenday $2, 29 Note the specials for te white Oriental Allover Laces ‘ote the spe c . in cream and in white, 18 st. eer ae aT — n’s white Wool and C inches im width and splondid fh /MpONLAn’ eg yg an a , 1© Intention of the Sanford’s mnnariage. on Mix Vests and Pants val at 98c a yard. On sale Bi ynsion Co. to give a series of Vests have high necks and long sleeves. Pants « k length. Well finished ? factory $1.25 garments. Choice tomorrow at More Ribbon Bargains, WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR AT 19¢—Vests and Panta of fleece ) 300 FANCY RIBBONS 230—F lined cotton, in ecru and nat-§ cy Brocaded All Silk Ribbons ural gray; equal to any 5 with blue, pink, cream, white garments you can find in th and red satin edges. The town, Priced width is 4% inche 50e UNDERWEAR AT 3%0— 30c. Special at c Women's Fleece Lined Vests )8o VELVET RIBBONS 4c — y; § Plain velour Satin Velvet Rib $ bon tn all the wanted color ings; width % inch; regular Se value, Special $ at c Regularly Sold at 5e—The well known Sanford's Mucilage or Librar Fruit Presses. Regularly Sold at 25¢ — The Hents Fruit or Press, very useful during the canning season. Tuesday c Weekly Pia a Recitals, on the same high order as those given by the largest eastern houses The building will be stocked ith new instruments througt These were spectally selected sev eral months age, and are due to ar rive early thls week Tt ts claimed that this ts the largest single ship. ment ever made west of Chicago, tomorrow, the one day 49 only, at the yard c and Hat %, 3 prongs; old COpper finish. Bact c Men's Half-Soles. Wy Sold at 25c Pair ies heavy, clear Leath find dur t quarters from top to bottom Electric Sad Irons. Regularly Sold at $6—Best ood Fold Seente made, electric heating, loose -" plug Sad irons, with extra watny -.... IBC | cord A bigext’ GA Ag SPELGER-HURLBUT/ Ironing Boards. larly Sold at $1.25—Crown w this reason afl the inatra ments on hand in the pre 903 Second ave., have been radical ly reduced, in order to dispose of | everything in ample time | Blaborate plans are being |for a formal Grand Opening, at | which time the new edifice will be on for puble inapection, It ts l intended to have Spe 1 Art Souve. jnirs of the oecasion the ladies. jand the chfidren will be remember | ed with entertaining novelties and } ‘ove ent store, and Pants, of best 50c qua vests have high neck and lon sleeves pants are ank length. Price per gar Standard Patterns 2D AVENUE a UNION STREET a erenenanen amaanao = jand will completely fill the new i i i i i] Ht i which will be jet i Large Wholesale Quarters. i +} it H f The feature of the entire buttd-| ade lil | ) | In a high grade exhibition of the same. Thig victory practically | visit bie A assures the PMAiters of the pen. | | it in the Tradex Union league. corel to live dead Ri Gets $7,001 amages , NTERS BEAT povattar, wan som 9! ADAM'S TRIA A chook tor $9000 hax boon recety ree tas hh. ELECTRICIANS ed from the @orthorn F by (By United Prews.) W. H, Pauthamus of the allup| WALLAOCH, Idaho, sé |& Sumner Frult Grogers ansocia-|gove Adams will be tried at Re | national game, the Printers watteed | frat jones tet we mee of tast| 6 con i ow 44 1 away on the long ond of an #5! year pede Ch Darrow sore, with the Kloctrical Worker : rian at A tatrly good necond, Hoyle struck Schmitz Visite Mother , rnc ow ci out 16 men with wonderful 00 ’ rr YCLSCO. Hept 6+ nated and was responsible for elnch K. Schmits wa lowed @o CF Count the She | st Soutetlor of state is reported, not) wax shot Bept. 6 by an asnn largest furniture store in the west---extends longest and most liberal credit--- buys any heater here--- it’s the “Standard way”. $1 down---$1 a week and why? ~—just because—this: the heater selling of this store has grown to be one of its most impor- tant features— —and this: because here is gathered the most repre- sentative heater makes, the ones we know satisfy— the ones you are safest in buying---and this: because the power of our two-store heater buying brings heater pricings to you the fairest in the Northwest- - the very fairest— that’s why this is “the heater store”— your old stove, range or heater taken as part payment on the purchase of a new one--- votenal am Foe apc Se the atm amet rs — AAI bie ea N OI “semipts ere tO an Hf Srna: