The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1907, Page 5

ELLER MAY QUIT Pet 10 TURN Lb CHER , fell »/to demonstrate thelr sport t fompron. Sea Poreat the moat aristocratic of the| receipt of « ChteaM subtrbs, | apeaton, a CHICA w) Here be of the toupee and the prc latter hat; mammoth fine watched the arrows watch eQen cartooned with | wlaging, and urged by his son-tn-| csi St fe considert oh | law, hia daughter and hin physician may join the areher band, Archers | re's 3 aw, | fel that the entering of a somuch ; et n@ me | talkedof person would do much to the dow and arrow, | boom thelr Hitle-heardof sport, and qmrited Dr. W » and awaiting with some anxiety the bowmen | millionaire’s decision, ’ un a By “ARE MEMORIAL SERVICES. | Memorial Mrviogs will be held SESSION tonight by the Knights of Colum | q ‘th bus in memory of George J. Phelan 5 —_—— and Dantet Carmody, Phelan died | Sta wert’ in Portland on June 14 and Car this « & at mody on Auguat 21 | and will with @ “oy BROWN RELEASED, night at Co: man the add at Stuart Brown, age 18, recently * wa: * ted Sentenced to serve three years at Walla Walla by the president of the rei has been released | r. Brown waa ar rested last November om a charge of attempted robbery, Later he was rearrested on another charge | but was not compelled to serve out he sentence. A month ago he was taken tm again, and it was thought of that he would be then made to} sorve his suspended sentence ut! three years, but Judge Frater gave the boy another chance and he is again at itberty, HUMAN ARSENAL (By United Press.) ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 18.—a! young girl known as Wanda, hae eon arrested by the police and she/ was found to be a regular human arsenal, Beneath her large cloak and also sewed to varioas parts of was rende Yarlous secre state dairy 3 Balliet, assistant Us attorney who wate all natural be required to do the performance the territory under includes Washing Poo yw oo er wearing apparel were found vuntless bombs and other nal contrivances. RAT ERECTOR: AT WORK i be James MeQee, Tecently appointed by the Tat iRepector, is now patrolling the ne Weterfront, kpeping a clone watch jo O8 the vessels, Assisting him are the waterfront patrolmen. This dow. | bie pfetection will be continued unti! the United States marine hos. pital officials in Gan Francisco! shall issue a bulletin declaring all danger from tuvection was ceased. | at oT stone Baise de Sows onc ending today ot sun were held at the se" REPUBLICANS IN d ues tho Seattle ‘company for $5,000 beoasan . @ whistle so hard ‘s team to great injury to the was thrown from the 1024-26 Second ay NSUE PASSED. } | FAVOR OF FUSION “bond fasue to the! Was yester are to be of} SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18— to bear 4% per The republican county convention Withio that fusion on the nomination of mayor 95 and district attorney by empower tee of five to confer with the fed jeration and union labor ott held the 19th inst. The date for | the holding of the democratic con ge calling for bids for M by the county commis (By United Press) bonds stand ran 20 years with last night declared itself in favor of ™ tag the chair to appoint a commit CAUSES SUIT. tions, the latter of which is te be vention has not been fixed. @ HURLBUT—A basins we FOR EVERYBODY. Price Carnival AT SPELGER & HURLBUT’S tamilation Sale now offers bigger bargains in Bol kitchen furnishing and household hardware Other season of the year. In fact, every de- of “The Store for Everybody” cements for your trade tomorrow. is offering special Humphrie Gas Heater. THURSDAY ‘The Genuine Humphrie Oval Nick: A ONLY Plated Gas Heater can be used | single gas plate by taking off the $1 98 top. e THURSDAY 10 ROLLS FOR 25C Stove Pipe Joints. REGULAR PRICE 150—Acme Steel Stove Pipe Jointa, 5 or 6 inch size; 24 inches long; cut price Thursday only 10c Sheathing Paper. REGULAR PRICE 76c—Colum bla Sheathing Paper, 500 square feet to the roll; a real bargain for Thursday, 3c only Toilet Paper Special. High Grade “Tishu” Toilet Paper as an extra special bargain. Shovels. PRICE 10c—Hoavy Steet Fire Shovels handles; cut caly --....0C PRICE 20-—} Lanch Bore on re Special. PRICE 400—Heavily Prettily Decorated fa ae 23¢ ‘Thursday only Stove Boards. REGULAR PRICE 98c-—"Perfee tion” Enameled Stove Boards, wood lined, 26426 inches; on jo Thuraday onl: » Thu: a mly 69e Weather Stripping. mbination Wood and Rubber her Stripping, for Thurs day only, at, 1c per foot . Decorating Enamel. . og acs S0—Mottled | REGULAR PRICE 25e—Hox [in : low 10-Inc? perial Gold Decorating Enamel ine glazed lin 0 259c no better made; sale price Thursday Cake Knives. REGULAR PRICE 26c—Soet of Buckeye Christy Pattern Bread, Cake and Paring Knive Thoreday, for set of 3, 15¢ ¥ only 15¢ PELGER HURLBU 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET organization rae st Tee STAR—WED! i DAY, sare, 18, 1907. JAP WAVAL BASE ON ISLAND GLOSE| TIE CAPSULE “JAG” TO OUR PHILIPPINES ? ann FLAG RAISED ON BARNET LITTLE PRATAS, 120 wives FROM LUZON, AND HOME OF | coaling and refitting station for | vary 8 shipe operating in arehipelagan | Hon SEA GULLS, eg Waters, elthorgpgatust the Philip | | Pineg@ or as an important stratenis Want $4 ® | ink im a chain @orations ox | 1h othne (Seattle Starrs Exclusive Service.) | wndingall the way to Amertom, It) 4 Mt BAN FRANCISCO, Sept pan haa ralsed the sun flag over dite 18 Pratas island, patches from according to Yokohama v but whose sentence | moana that she has taken a gican | tie step of 1,000 m Philippines and the inadequately protected. Pacific coast. Pratas island ts just 120 miles north of the Philippines, and is just 60 miles too far north to b claimed by the United States ao cording to the treaty of Paris, which named the 20th parallel as the northern boundary of Spain's former island wa er Tt te a smal land, half in lengt q a breadth, horseshoe surrounded by a through which are ship channels, the offering an unobetry from 10 to 20 fathom. ren, except for scattered under growth. It is oceupied only by multitudes of sea birds and by oc jcasional Chinese fishermen. Why should Japan want Prata faland? alt mile tn shaped. It ts ton-mile reef, two excellent! rthern on od depth of Tt is bar CADET CORPORALS JAPS CAUSE TROUBLE Asa rewelt ofa 5 combative ox amination, the following have been appolated corperala im the high school cadet corps: R. Toten, J Sehr, 4 lL. Dawsen. The contest for the Brambuagh medal, award each year to the best drilled non-commissioned officer or pri | Yate, will be held next week Sues for Kisses. TOLEDO, Sept. 1%.—-Soctal cir cles here were startled whon Mrs | Ray May Merrick, 35, filed euit tn} the common pleas court against Dr Parmeles, oye of the old and |moat prominent physicians of To ledo, for $10,000 damages for kiases abe alleged he tock without her consent. She says the physician embraced her when sho visited him professionally J MPER N GRAY A Jumper Greun, of deep toned Prench aray liberty. has graduated! w= disks of deep cream-colored taffeta |!" “Gunes Por Rent—Piper & Tat, jon the skirt and Jumper, with smait| While there is a heavy demand fe yollow satin buttons set along the edge. The underwaist is of cluny lace, dyed a delicate gray The bat is « gray mushroom, made of the liberty In bias folde, and trimmed with plaid ribbon and deep gray feathers Western Firemen Organi NELSON, B. C., Sept. 18.—An meeting of the fire men and fire chiefs of British Co jumbta was held here today, and will be followed by « great fire men's tournament in connection with the Kootenay fair SUES FOR $15,000. Sherwood Logging company ts sued for $15,000 by James A. Ral ton, the latter claiming that amount in damages because of injurtes| caused by a tree falling on him N ‘Buy your hat of & Go, 1831 Second av COFFEE. Good coffee, good morn ing. Good day. Good day, Broo morning, good night Good night, good morn ing. Your grocer returns your mone ity lo hilling’s Best pay him Jw | len toward the! nile a al re it in of no value for agriculture or gommere Tt gossenson no nat: | lede, ural resources, BF it te d@mirab) apted for a naval tase, As @} gould be made invaluable. Protas ty reported to be the mot treat te a roan quinine, southerly of the chain af tetwnds |e ieee lt running dows from Formosa A Water, maken a dt baval hase here would permit Wt | make @he & den and awift attacks on the Phil | climb telegraph ippines, and ax awift return tl con headquarters for ling and retit |ig nis blood fing. [te possbasion by Japan brings the archipelago in quick striking distance. The question js, will the under | brush and the sea birdy still occupy Pratag by themselves, or ara they | to be replaced by shops and docks? Vv. jag hu whie | when théy raided a Som in which (Star Gpecial Service.) LUDO, sept made and revenue a YonuRhe. the wh blet 18.--'The tabloid its appearance tn To offlcers age con {° he tabloid or capaule jag ls the Thin te the invention of a down pate up drinks form of & capsule ar | #uit the taste, 16 capsules Contain about yo }wratns of white powder that is hard | This od in & glann OF] ink that would modest citizen pol inside of tutes after the dope gots tn FIND PLUTE PIPE, An oplum pipe fhute te h the the potive Mamie Hall and Bari found inhaling ¢ popy out of an murkable curio 1 yesterday Black were fumes of the by, ‘The holes had been stopped jup with sealing wax and the bow! made out of a small china oe iTS ALL OFF (Star Special Service.) ANCOUVER, No further parades will be allowed B C., Bopt, 1 in this etty by the antt-Asiatics The authorities aangun oe ue fact in view of the threats made | that the league would parade some night this week, Rioters arrested are out on bail and will be tried | this month by juries, It is a fore Ww MAP SHOWING PROXIMITY OF | JAPAN'S NEW ISLAND, PRA TAS, TO THE PHILIPPINES, | her Recause thetr eapiayer decided | to give their room to the white om ployees, two Japanese working at PY the Hote! Chelsea, on Olympic | ‘Plant at the a Place, yesterday started 2 amall|*** (© be laid for 80, ommmercial inter atzed race riot when they assaulted the new oceupants of the room. One of the white boys received a crack | on the head from a club in the} hands of the Japanese, but the Nip-| poneso Were™in turn ejected, tater sending for their tranks je A conductor on a Queen Anne street car last night ejected a Jap . foto ane ta, Dy. | been fo doattioc Reynolda, Beattie and Alaska oF wion that they will all ALABAMA 16 DELAYED. (By United Press.) ASHINGTON und departure Sept. 18—A * of the north mats will we: Mayor w ea Port r William Ht. An entertaining programme has been. arranged for the commerctal men's banquet whieh will be held jub. Covers rome nting ts from ail the at mponded to as Moore, Beattle rham, * Charles Bibb of Ta Wheat in Washington Commerce Between ©. A. Peplow. | Beattle Wheat Pit;” J. K anese because he refused to giv The Seattle Wh at Pit; Jup his seat to @ white woman, All| L4¥ry, “Seattle as a Produce Mar the « © men in the car wore | "ei" ©. G Johe won of Vancouver, |standing. The actions of the con-| "Gr British Columbta Cousins ctor were cx ° - Leeann commended by th pies In FIT. N. P. FILLING ORDERS. Mrs. M. Hunter, @ professional | nurse, who r | from Vancouy time Monday night tn ber room at 1002 Kast Madison at., Her body was found yes According to the statement of E. |ihe wes general superintendent of he western division of the North ern Pacific, who ts om a tour of in | spection and now tn Heattle, the N }P. is Milling all shippers, Mr, F 125 cars of wheat are arriving daily Seattle and Tacoma and that ofa ing freight cars, the road is well up| with its orders WALKOUT AT EVERETT (Star Specta! Service.) EVERETT, Sept Hotlermak ors in the Great-Northern shops here walked out, joiping the gon oral strike. Apprentices and help- era also went out. As the Herett shops employ but comparatively few bollermakers in proportion to the number of machinists, the work is going along fairly wel: today. HORRIBLE DEATH. and (Star Special Service.) ELLENSBURG, Sept. 13.—The little three-year-old daughtor of Mr and Mrs. Cart A, Jungst fell into & boller of botling w Sunday forenoon and died in agony a few | hours later TO DISCUSS CAR QUESTION. Raleen, Asotin Mabel Simons, Perkins, Colfax. WIFE has been ntly B terday morning ia the reom. Inarned Triends or relatives. WASHINGTON GIRL ARE “PEACHES arrived here C, died « an the result Noth rowarding + (tar Spectat papers { WASHINGTON, Sep ¢ Washington girls now visit ing east on a 8p @ahbed everywhere various in Grace Crook, Cheney Lilttan € Sep Special “Wiitred Menanery ¢ ed his wife at Arlington. rk, Walla Wall: Wenatchee; whee.) jal tour, are The} mentown City; Anna Irma Prosser; Ruth Lillie Andman, Stella OuSEARTER FREED. The jury has set him free for the charge of lesertion for th @ reasons. The Manufacturers’ association + will hold its regular monthly moet ing September 21, at the Washing Rives Up bile Calldren, ton Hotel Annex. The business) DENVER, Sept. 18-—-Major Tag diseussion will be devoted to talk srt. whow ational divoree re on the proposed reduction of west. cently army ¢ircles, has hound freight rates, suggested by «ven up his pursuit for his chit the lumbermen as a means of got-\ dren, kidnaped shortly after he ting more empty cars. was divorced from his wife. It is Delieved that she has them in There ts no witness so terrible, southern France. selbctidicnils os nee ee ert 88 COM) Violet ray treatment and elec onc . a <numomensene | trie vibratory massage, Turkish and Mor the navy yard | steam bathe—under the Grand than *** Gpera House eee | In our vast assor and Overcoats you wi the world over for th | steds. chemically and are vate Raincoats..... Autumn Suits $12. nt of Raincoats see fabrics known rexcellent texture. We have Cheviots! fweeds and Wor- Some of them have been ar proof. 50 up From Heme and $12.50 to $35.00 | Overcoats..... $12.50 to $40.00 J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia, » Strongest Overcoat House in the State treated Dumford | { t 1 le t \1 | t | { r t ' tor of works and dir | ork | 18e~The | selected |lodge of the Odd F world as the place of mooting next chon.” Tho | year this rection of | lows, tle world ore printing their pletures | general of the patriarchs militant. and making much of their vintt farty is en route to the J @kposition, and consists of Misses! Bicho Kincaid, Coulee Levee, Davenport; to the commander of the mounted |p Jeonvicted and wants ald from his | SHOW TRUST | | York that all latest form of secret dinsipa |), Wm. J, Biggy, San Francisco's New | SEATTLE DRUGGISTS ARE. drug stores cannot sell intoxicating | | tion of & physi regularly Heensed | who sold two bottles of malt liquor cracked cylinder head-on the @n| + airs John Kelly gine of the battleship Alabama, haa and repairs will delay from the Atlantic the Pactfie for over a month BANQUET TONIGHT terial | Three will be over the © [and one over the Black span being 130 feet in length if socialists of the state have incor. por fe Allen. grounda vieted of stealing from the steamer Campbell at get a place in your mind for PINE STREET, $ nige-story building is starting things thgre. (By United Pre CHICAGO, Sept, 18.—Levy May r, Reneral counsgs for Kiaw & Er: | rie from New bwtaclos have | nooweloarod away for the launch: | ag of th pbs od infernational heatrical trust Steps will be tak@® tmmediat it is Kald? to secure control of twa} vw three high class theaters in all he principal elties of Burope, and | t is expected the combination will | no working by the first of the year. ) anger, confirms and see Sgattle’s new “business hub.” a 1 —ready to serve ly pleasing and satisfac Chief of Police. ready with pricings wh WARNED (Star Special Service.) OLYMPIA, Sept. ty Beattie resent splendid e-ready with the most liberal, pop of any store any place in the c —when you are ready, any time $1.22 down—$1 .22 will buy a BUCK Steel savings to you intry welcome! written presertp: | unless they are} © deal in Mquors, | » the decision of the state supreme ‘ourt, in sustaining the conviction | of C. Foster, a Seattle pharmacist iquor exeept on September 20, ment on the purchase of a new one FOUR NEW BRIDGES. | The Columbia and Puget Sound allroad will erect four new single pan steel bridges this fall, the ma | being in Seattle already, | dar river |f each | Standar a) Seattle. river, SOCIALISTS UTOPIA 1006 to 1016 First Avenue. and watch developments; lar credit-giv | i OND AVENU nd our new Just 2% up this splendid heater store is at your service— you in a way entire- 5 — 7 tory to you, | ready with a heater showing cer tainly unequaled in the West ich will rep- | ng service a week e or Heater here 1906, when Mre. elly said she made the purchase for medicinal * i as aoe A . ‘ purposes. | your old stove, range or heater will be taken as part pay ture Co, (Star Special Servier.) SPOKANE, Sept. 18.-Prominent | d the Adrian Irrigation com- | pany and prcpose form a Utopia © soclaliste near Grand Coulee. CLEARING GROUNDS. Under the direction of Frank director of butidings and a big fo of men have FIND THE IDEAL HAT HERE. IT’S WHAT THE OTHERS WEAR peen put to work clearing and grad ing the exposition grounds. With And for quality and style it is hard to find its equal for the ho removal of the general offices money. of the fair tothe gre e in & position ¢ erintend the prog $3 HATS DD FELLOWS TO MEET AT DENVER (By United Press.) ST. PAUL, Sept. 18.—Denver was | by the sovereign grand owe of the George Manley C. Raney of was reelected commanding All kinds of soft and stiff hats for college wear. BARGAR LILLAGAR & BARKMAN 1310 2nd Avenue | i (_ NOTHING BUT HATS APPEALS TO BRITAIN. (Star Special Service.) | DAWSON, Y. T., Sept. 18.—Con Thomas appealed Fort Gibbon, ttle has MeGuire of & f He for rel! wrongly SUCCESS Jreat Britain Leave Pier 2 to seo battioshi opportunity when it comes. pared : with the TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY first Ave. and (Columbia St SEATTLE, WASH, Ave. and Columbia Business Opportunities Aro always open to the men who have accumulated a “nest exw.” You will be surprised how quickly your savings will multiply If you once make start. You can open an ac count with this company by depositing one dollar or more. Traveling GO NORTHERN PACIFIC Fast transcontinental Service. large and comfortable berths. Superb dining cars—varied menus and service. Luxurious observation Coast Limited.” B. BHORROCK, car President. HARTMAN, Vieo President ANDER MYERS, secretary. J. V. A. SMITH, Cashier. J. P. ALEX per Cl. Interest paid on Savings, The Chicago Eye Specialist For fares and reservations call on Sai acquire the habit of saving money depends on being ready to grasp the -Be pre- Open a savings account today Title Trust Company daily on the Eastward? Pullman standard and tourist sleeping cars, with excellent “North Fourth Floor People’s Bank pide dudeen cel ilin Streak J. O. M’MULLEN, C. P. A, Seattle, Wash, Seattle . A, TINLING, G. A,, Seattle, Wash. ee goal wh amma Northern Pacific Railway TOP COATS In the City THE TAILORED READY CO, Fourth and Pike. A. D. CHARLTON, A, G. P. A. Portland, Oregon.