The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1907, Page 8

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8 THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1907 oe ‘ESCAPES GREAT TEMPERANCE WAVE JN THE SOUTH “FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc., Apparel for Women, and Childrew = a — $$$ the city effin! LAW°AND ORDER 6 © 9vUnder One Roof—Everything’to Furnish the Home Complete.” \ g np ia, serving & 63/ FOR OLB GEORGIA. seshlpeceiraacaeiaonadatctnaniciipinicnmnimpatatiia apped down A 40}, Fy ack of the old ‘ near South | BY, B, RICHARDS, Prien ey br Anti-Saloon League. er managed to get ¢ for} A great batty has been foight tn} . tab wet lGideetbe ald a break yelled Wen WPailored Gowns of imported broadcloths in all of the popular shadings; afk { eseape ~ [We cannot compute its influence for fashienable striped materials and imported worsteds—copies of the most apy { J Teodd, After deveted work by the! of the leading foreign makers—are now being shown in the Costume and Syit Section i Order of Good Tompla®, since 1887, | French broadcloths in stripes and checks, as well as plain colors, are amor ea ; BOY Is BURGLAR lin 1905 the Georgia AntiSaloon| innovations inf materials, The styles of the new Coats are extreme! f a EIGHT : League was formed, followed by 18 dit, short, semi-fitting, tight-fitting and simply or elaborately designed wi bra i AT AGE OF onthe Of the moet brilliait rapié-| Preference for plain colors js about equally divided, but the new Pastille shades, which i t campaign ever, witnessed tn recently opened, bid fair to take the town by storm 4 © eeoiver of « clear] testers We emphasize one Salt at $39.50, which ip an especially chic model. ‘The Coat is 24 ae t 416 First av, caught ar ' ' AE) ‘ — . ” r AutiSiloon League is begtie inches long and tight fitting, with velvet colfar‘and bone buttons, The Skirt is tailored ie elgh a a gla y erday g tats afterncon, Warne ag A HEW Cur law and the most advanced Fall fashion, with a deep fol Material is a beautiful lustrous t ! it ae pent Order, and while we shall keep ug] cloth, and can be had in all the new shades ; 4 Beaten ek Ne constay jon and educationa : Wall ‘ ‘ . $47 50 ta" he P r : ih by the rear ¢ work, our jal effort mu » in A smart serge alking Suit which sells for $47.50 is in the rince'Chap effe A 2 Pt) Tah gente. 3 our law enforcement department | 35-inch Coat, semi-fitting, and effectively trimmed with wide Hercutes braid The Sh di boy and turned | y Patrod:| Seas. ore, weseremtenn estrone er oe is a 19-gore, full flared nrodel, having bias fold, edgec d to match the Coat, ‘I i s : © lee sthorities In ne d i i man Bineke smittea| strict administration of the law as| dainty Suit can be had in blue, brown, green and black 4 hie guilt ‘ ate what} W@ have it | A Suit of olive green broadcloth, priced at $75.00, tas a three-quarter length fitted Coat j e Ww pded to dk h the a 18) « vlac lk Taric ra ane ta ved buttor \ tee { if “ Inter , % . (Réctite Ctar Exclusive Gervies) handsomely trimmed with Black silk faricy braid and metal finished , Ve i arhet agree mt te 1 ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. 10.—The | ilk corded braid and velvet. Back. of coat is laid in plaits kirt is full plaited, Other Cee a tae ay ie coe in charge| South has begun’ to fight ertme| similar to this are showh in a wide range of colors and priced at $65.00, $67.50 a of an officer with prohibition | ward When Georgia went dry, It was gn eRe ee eee eee |ledoced ertme amone the vesres ketal ert FALL MODELS | STREET, EVENING, RAIN «»¢ MOTOR COATS * ® induced crime among the negroes - _ - in a * NO BLAME FOR FIRE */and the lower class of whit It] towns went in arms, many of the | fixed his signature * #/ was the state’s eloquent rt ter business interests joined The bill takes effect January 1) In the Coats fe F imerous distinctive new features are introduced in the Fe P . (Star Special Service.) # ithe Atlanta riots And not to opposition, But In spite of a next of sleeve un 1 4 ers The of the are half | e fitti alth uh ® SHELTON, Wash pt. 10. & ia alone, but through all the tacular campaign of obstacle Maine, Kansas and Georgia are 4 generous assortment t " Our buyer fore ‘ ® —No blame is 4 to @/ South the prohibition wave ts/and filibustering, the Hardeman now the three states of the Union . ’ . fo: here # ke a giant broom in the | Covington bill was finally sed, a which are wholly dry. But ly | sana: 3 ripe ‘ * ath of @ presidential muck rake ing prohibition measure mak Carolina a majority of the « " * has ® ed that Georgia's exam jegal the manufacture, sale are with dispensaries In oth br vestigation, & rd to be followed by other| and barter of liquors and intoxieat- ere, South @arclina’ has diaper ew ais S or a ear e fore . deci wae * now missing, ®| «tates of the on ing drinks throughout the state, and series, Alabama is expected to fot tment of tight * Port Town &| Never was Georgia disrupted as|Gov. Hoke Smith, although part low Georgia, There nly a few er of new C & send, and W. I ona. *ishe was in the recent strugaie.| owner of the palatial Piedmont ho wet towne in Tenvesseo, Keo - i \ ; ‘ ig Oats recent. * #/The Savannah clearing house as-|tel, the nude goddess in whose bar! tucky has more dry counties than orn & New England ee R AERA EA HHH HHH GOClAtlon protested, the seaport! is famous the country over, has af wet ones r style and bea cme. Broadeloths in ag F Struck mest are the new oun designs, are the cr Coats, The 1S FINED $25. plaid effect \ | HOLY ROLLER INSANE A 7 William Murray's desire to even ‘ : : » ge collection x 1 Street Coats are of u Id score with memt of, the rnest Reigh, a holy roller, was ur nens an¢ Che ictive new p ano ner day committed to the Stoita eects are wise sh al char We Bbc Mongolian race resulted in his be insane anylum by Judge A fing fined $25 in Judge Gordon's} nm a dathering of , court yesterday. Murray, accor b The man's ¢ n to by gat tag to " officers, drove ewly adopted f ald to have prettie ¢ ne t lings, the model t 1 circular back ¢. te Coats, in solid if } Sippin ti @Qwelling, and when arrested «id Japanese , ver pes, are wr pr es GE Uh to ounare 0 014 ccw..:t| DIES FROM INJURIES. SC ar aie ik tande ded, 4 ‘ while against the yellow race generally To increase the salary of the cal improvement district system Josh B er : on “1 ng ues is a line of Womed in st. for the convenience of the local im —— tyres “ be Fe : We ore v be n ' 1 r 4, Fs *, 4 mayor to $5,000 a year k ago fell { his bieyele " ” A pm dcloths, in whi GLERK ARRESTED. To increase the salary of city | Provement bonding sys! neato Gages dee vindows ulay a fe iad trimmed aia Re oon hor 7 councliman to $150 a month or take : succumbed to bis injuries last eight cuded In a specis I lars and lined w r & membe Alfred Parker, a clerk, Was ar! SUL) the salary and make the po-| The above are some of the im = oe nelle heketal. Thedae French hand pg tty 1 with soft satin, & Childs vented yesterday, suspected Of Sition honorary important amendments to the elty | Nuoye ee v te 1 Aero $27.50. ¥ stealing & large number of postage |" YL" DOME ou authority to charter that will be tokea up by | yy) “in Mis Parente at 211 Pane | TW aists are ro ; struck a pues. Teme Reoye oo tere ate plants for the | the special committer i quisite we ever , cstined to play an im- @by Lake bulld and op gold $3 and $4 worth of stamps at ay nter dress, are priced at Mm The » The commit manufacture of materiale to be atime Shea ta punts tatpreveniente. work to Jone, at lean © WAR is PREDICTED real 00. Our Coats are made of se HN fa an Gtrong for Roosevelt. To create additional member. ‘he members ~_ npn he lengths, roll and mii WHEELING, W. Va 10.— | ships in the board of public work conc blige ~My a Looking ahead at the esewts 1 fitting backs, lined VU. B Senajor N. B. Scott believes | revising t of the mem. Propose to fight for which must skape themestene ; ate th ik bes laziest that Roosevelt should be nominat.| bere and making the chairmanship Changes as they conride from the t wn atrated ut ree 1 ed by acclamation when the Re elective. ad The rot at this the againat the aneer a _ - ~ - wn a publican convention 1s held __To make amendments in the Io tattedd ants aft senile I by mon, | Baba Bharatt, Hinda sane and phil . — - == bers of the committee jotopher, who ix in Seattle, en route Seattle to India, predicts the doom of the I} Occident within the next deeade Home Baba Bharati hae been in ‘thie of the ont_ehanges that turning to India to make am at Great $3.00 a a ai Fach. .. C Se a a eng a First.—No meetings will be he EDERICK & NELSO INCORPORATED Range Third.—-That Mayor Moore ’ i Engineer Thomson and Corpora 9 t o now & consumiing do first, then faster Factory “throw outs"—damaged during bleaching; some got ] tion Counsel Cathor will be enge 2 rr in|? J ji torn—none very bad! a needieful of thread will repalr the dam ed to frame ch at @ : . i ination th > Th ul gave @ started age. To compensate y tains, worth not tess than $2.00 | needed and subr ame = yitheorn mOOT cross t e. A look of horror “a a pair, and from that ), are marked at §@¢@ each. |! committee whage at c face of boxcar, aad the sex Prineipally Nottinghams, full th and width Many will be With. thie diversity of eptuten | nomen OV A. ROBT, GROM : » &e Bee Setter and @ brighter He hat instant i had ; tb matched up by early choosers. Come when convenient up to noon, | it is ap ta fight tx b ree oo ane Switch engine No. 76% lay, half bat ote look came into his head ae ‘othing but through her faithign: ee and you're sure of a bargain ing atone: of the epe|jeate nothing bat rele ed over fn the etnders, by the RON. ne repairs on the tlm alr, and that she had only | WSs # wreck 7. Third Fioor—The Bon Marche. cial committee will be inter | « ye Rabe > wide of the k. There was some ’ ; played with him No. 76) stood Hike am ai ake.” ways Baba Bharat! Me a de S ar had been completed and a | Parr’ ui ¥ bet nemesis, spouting @ jet i eat on dottaros that this great war © ning #0 he at ght coat of pa made her oo work 2 pOLOre. | fron 1 P be " yt th " . though Dan often remarked that ‘rom « rent in his: Baler From 8:30 Until Noon. BAN ON DANCE HALLS. ra a ae mos eae “4 {he tive to the engie on eee She. was iin was womett in’ the matter Dis headlight was @ lek at Awainat. t let and chat he sald tonde 61's {deal of bewuty saan aan ap lle: conn rtm « $1.85 SCREEN DOORS 79¢. pe that the hostility “iaien" wan 00's With’ her'ae his wite be beloved tine. Dee day bio tale ieee + hee ems E es é - é ERDEEN, Sept. 10 against the Hindus wil ‘ a dn he he could. do anythiag. She w time ne day his boiler gave a This means any Screen Door in t efor %O¢. But, |i cuting Attoraey Bower has given |a feeling os i tosom nave ye on the track agin; though) be could do anything She would great bound, and he knew that the!» 1... uo goa mark you! that applies to only 30 doors. All that's left notice to the owners of dance halls of the pec Far Kast ones oa tracks of life, he told h reat}, of He provide for the #aaEE Brits that they must close their places The iittle med ndorsiande | aight t ,e The summer aS on Saturday next for all time it GOES TO EVROPE he hearts of ¢ knew why | Vows f is the season in is believed th of the ! set From 8:36 Until Noon. jag a, oll pel ng . No. 761 had ju t the men him ‘ provide for the nedds of ance ball nuisance on Grays Ha D. Liwyd, of St who stood the as ing the ed her went away that even ! age. Save a little every 12%4¢ LONSDALE MUSLIN 10¢. bor This action hat been taker ch ' ‘ ° : ing with bis boller overflowing caine’, sons gor yp oD age week and it mounts Op sx. i ; after an agreement between the 7 x weeke | With fay siding toward the switch, slowly at i v Conceded to be the best bleached Muslin made: Full yard [leity ané the county authorities. | months’ trip. ¢ no} abn — | cries ee ee tores don’t hesitate to as ca yard fc Rev. Liwyd ta . m ‘wee the y of the sex Finest Dayligh ip on ¢ wide. Some stores don't hesitate to ask 15¢ a yard for the Witt BEATERS JAiC eo. jwyd Is a so | treondamnooey - 4 escapade MN Riles ay nd draw 4 per ceat i very same nuslin, Limit, 10c yards to eustomer 61 terest, compounded “twee Main Floor. EB &. French, a farmer who + “ ‘ year, $1.00 will start aa aa From. 8:30 Until Noon. tt, a carpenter living at 1007 Wel wait Giz a mat men 8 bother wa eet hits nn a en at, were # ed alg CITY Ww. be < . 25c WINDOW SCREENS 11¢. Tei tas theran OF aight aged throbbing : sob hed be yerty owners In the Lak tke « tri mine wave his Hardy Adjustable Window Screens, made of best wire 0 cglenpdnee df laremont a firet wh ract her atte Basement. lice station, ition to the elty council asking wMintle that the box pie tnin ‘ a s - that > bar and take < hit Then she turned From 8:30 Until Noon. Loss i$ HEAVY Y there a a eile a 4 Raph ! notice him, howe $1.75 GAS PLATES $1.29 EACH. a od x a 441 wan'be Two-Burner Gas Plates, well made and best burner secretary of 18 FINED $35. able te ing about th ) Basement. hee ‘nm the jium of atca From §:30 Until Noon many ne ut’ Resinyéale, wan fuet 608 ta s. 78% baew noting j 8 1-3c TURKISH TOWELS 4'%4¢. € ea the ng liquor on Sunda - jennaed te tary Sin tof ai . -— —_——— a rder. ate w iresses, furs and laces to the va The engine under r Nab Atte ne jent his thought 1 h F People ’ | i AR PS a than $50,000 every of at 0) pounds will be ments sang and purred wwe A differen wt ' Building span H 8 1-3c APRON GINGHAMS 614 T ST _ oan me a : g. ' 4 4 1 ( g A LITTLE FRUIT ARM. ] f 1 " || @6 down, 86 a Month Per Acre. | — SAFE DEPOSIT 9) | i tte famous rakima’ ais | Basement | t ti ted, trvignted, | t COMPANY meetr ter sped pa | | to movessbotte 4 L & | Hi in : _ Free Lessons in Fancy Work — SS ints Siete, Se. Ct eee i a an who ke First Ave. and Columbia St - |} You wilt baal be fascin p ; SEATTLE, WASH. Go see the Green Lake | prices, aa : . ervoir Addition to@ey H PF and lots eastest terms. | —" 5 Lake car to Green Lake Sta —_— Na Michi ng leans ton Branch Office Cline’s i ’ INTERNATIONAL BOND & oe : sage GALTY CO, 357 Ploneer Bik. | | sa * { Free Admission to Food Show an who as —— | Piano House 4 F ‘ t : ins whieh come tate : | cess MDOUSH rat} ‘: F 1 if Fine Wort sf c ; ; } @ deposits | j aa woul is \ re ) ti) wag hg ania | : | 1 Fine tr ett —_ i we raising Ment Cause¢ OnGAM! fa hic a 2 crane cates shies ae 100 ARCADE|..t=" Rieatet i , INCLUSIVE Manite « ‘ $750. per. tract hag Aothing : DE LUXE OPTICAL CO, INC | M WHEELER, Situatio es si eames, , SHORROOK | Sinan Bulldleg thing w A SNAPSHOT OF THE GROSS TAKEN DURING ITS SUCCESSFUL TEST Frestiont A |! —— const (Seattle Star's Exclusive Gervice.) | strictest military guard. A company | made good under the ee ss J. P, HARTMAN =: tga BERLIN, Sept, 10.—Now that Ger. | °f Hera of the line are camped It answered it ae Vice President . ving Une finest pent it 5 i a trek oui fal be Ye = building which holds it, | seribed many , “+ gh aod ALEXANDER MYERS, sd sh ual ters in a r Han dare toe Seek a od guard mounting Is attended t0 |down In perfect orden PR Oe ce iy “yal eagle ne a and TOP COMES: what the rea f kner § ained abou ‘ eo huge a. fie ee . ire machine gu A sear . at reasonable prices 1Le ( 2. SE” a cnene vss va\| flying machine {9 housed under the| afin ee nsa warahip, so-called light, which were manned’ by o . septal | LORED — uartory, essai wal | after inventor pt. Gross,| mon, im addition te the aerenaut per Ct. Interest paidon Savings Novelty Cloak & Suit Co,, 1316 2d Av Fourth and Pik ait Japan that every 1 Children ot

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