The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—WPPNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1907. 3-CENT STREET CAR FARE IS (RARE VIOLINS ARE OWNED ROASTS FOR sowiis necestricur’” By SEATTLE MAN EVERYBODY (By United Pugem) does not agree with the president's VASHI ON, SoM. 18—Capt, |seatiments in this r rd on an nee we Judson ia one of the offledrs , ent to Manchuria to report on th corps of the Uni alos ArMY, /operations of the Rustian and Jap has issued an extraordinary gov | anese armies. ernment document, which threat] He takes @ fling at the military eng to stir up a hornet’s nest fataches, declaring they should not In an official report he criticises |be allowed to accompany armies naval officers and members of the | tn the field, and tolls of the weak @iplomatic corps, and remarks on | ness and embarrassments growing the “foolishness” of sending battle: {out of the Philippines, the Panama ships to the Pacific coast, Which | canal and the Monroe doctrine. © It ie not generally Awown, except; was Idling away some of hin spargg among one or tWo loval musicians, | time and stepped inte rickety that 116 possesses Within her moribund ithe pawnshop away boundarie®.one of the two only re down First ay His attention was maining @mati violins known to be|drhwn to the dilapidated violin in existenbe, but such te the®base, | firat, then curiously and th eattle shares the distinction of |eakerly, He paid $100 fag it and posseasing one With but one other | had it repalred and later the dis leity in the World, au far as in| covery Was made that ft was an known, and that in London, where | Amati, Local musicians examined | the noted Gonudtnseur Hill stations | it and played on it, and it wae din his collection, Thos people in covered to be a rare find, indeed thie city Who believe there is no| Such sweetness of (one, such subtie man in Seattle but who has bis fae-|quality and harmonious — music lulties Centered supe the attain. | emanates fran the inatrument that | meant of wealth should peep tn at | it te beyond description, The wood H. G, Baker's little shoe store, at| fs worn to dn extreme thin edge 2411 Mirst ev, some afternoon and | brit as #olld as when made, notwith evenitig afd see an exception in| etending its 600 br more years of the shoemaker, whOte wind the only | usage } known viol consolsveur in ge | © engineer Famous Instruments. city HEAVY SALARY INCREASE Collecting # Delight. But besides this Mr, Baker a : TWO MEN OF NATIONAL DISTINCTION RUNNING FOR MAYOR | yr faker taken hin delight |/Ma® many other violing. including OF CLEVELAND—TOM L, JOHNSON ON LEFT AND lin collecting the rare and the hin. | vo, Salaburgs, mate DY Ming more : il Hoavy increases In salaries of the ;and city gomptrolier were raised » Btill an ixn, but on recognized. It has quite a history and was taken across the plains triously and pegging away in bis) out West in the very earliest days shoe shop by day, he forgets that 2 | Johnson for a fourth term as may: | he I BOD OY aay, ne Coreen nat) When tho first settlers migrated vartous city officials were pro from $2,500 to $4,200 each, thelr CONGRESSMAN BURTON ON RIGHT, torle violing after Iie father and | tian god yours of posed and ea by the | Coputies being releed to F176 per! (te ttle Star Exclusive Service.) | In the meantime, the fravchines| note, but more famed for their col- | Qwer 1 of foreign a month, An inorease of $10 a month | ELAND, ©., Sept. 18.—Dur-| of the railway company are nearing joo violt Working tnd finance committee of the city coun-| was added to the two assistants | ‘e. the next two months the prin-| termination, and for & year ite pol eee oe oe oe cf) last evening, mayor, treafarer, and $5 to most of the other em-| ciple of Scent fare on city street loy has been “anything to beat’ comptrotier and several deputy | ployees of the two departments’! paiiways will go through the bard pine clerks being recommended — in: about 40 tn number ost fight of its history Johnaon and Scent f towards the Pacific, its musle “ be bei t “ 5 cena o ore 7 = connem e. ip din thé evening after the 1 hn al og maine el «ll agg ge clerk ein bed tae At three flercely contested mu-|dorsed at the coming November | tiie tn Geared and dusk has set. | cheering {and consoling the plains. | con also proposed to double | from 0 per year to $1,600 and | nicipal elections since 1901, the peo- election for another two year , 2 men at night when the glow of the %,/ ted upon the efty he turns to hie) oo) tres lit up the camps for the wlaries of counciimen the council committee clerk Was | pie have indorsed the Scent fare, would spell dire disaster to G-cent! jeloved violins with .which he © committee began action o nd $10 a month, The estimate " rdw around and kept the wolve Th mmitter an action on | raised $10 @ month. Th imate | ejecting Tom 1. Johnson, chem: fare. The mayor being a Democrat, | waies away the boure as only one 7ard* Around and kept the wolves the salary of t yor, rating it of the comptroller for the expenses | dion of th way, It is m | hundred ’ lon of the issue, mayor each time the cos «toe " awny # several hundred years from $3,500 a yea $6,000, refus- of the priv und general elec: | py pluralities mene nr tren ieee wo ie Pre scm h c Secmiiseen 1) with an casy conscience can, The O14 “and another prized possession 1 and his | 13 dog most important and valuable of his Ors) paker's ao an te ing, however, to consider the may. tions next year, was allowe ors secretary in line for a raise. allowance for legal publications ip Leg candidates for next creased from $12,500 to $1 year w th and the Thursday night the committee will salaries of the from take up the estimate of Chief $900 to $1,800. » city treasurer Bringhurst of the fire department The Republicans had a mont tor |treagures ts his Amati violin, made Mayor Johnson's fight, lasting rifle internal churning whoo they !hy Amati, the famous Italian mar six years, hax been spectacular, and came to pick & man who stood any 500 years ago has attracted national attention, He! show at all against the popularly ¢ ship, intrigue and trickery, strife demonstrated that % cents {@ a robust Tom L. Finally they bad to Makes Rare Find and happiness and all are invalw profitable fare for a city #troet car choose Theodore Burton, mem-| A year ago last Auguat, Mr. Baker | « | ==" / ride. But the fat-fed local traction | ber of congress obably be un sixteen years, and the me |GUARDS HELD TO BLAME fmonopoly would t popular . ‘ FOR ESCAPE OF DESPERADO, Able to pay healthy dividends with man in the party, It was @ bard | ateih watts that rate in force on bothvhe mon- sacrifice for Harton, whe ts nation ea ‘ (Star § 1 Service.) ey invested and the barrels of wa ally a great n, and whose an | F. W. Grant, superintendent of | ar Specia vic “ ¥ an construction of the Federal bulld VANCOUVER, B. C, Sept. 18—/ter in the stock bition» are the tabinet or the nun so that. the building violing bear a history of some sort court or other, love or treachery er, in Cremona ov m Cleveland for | qxmmmscemmemn: - Shows Stove : turning y SOFT COAL | | | | | | | ( MeNell! and Thomas are Every obstacle that politics and ate. 7 A ’ AT CHICAGO , paponsible for the « pe of the shrewdest lawyers could devise) Thos Cleveland has two men of ne me orp oom lo oe te ado BU Miner he pen-| Was thrown in the path of low fare. national distinction as statesmen =” pega | . We append our guarantee ich is of y estininste r but Johnson has moved lor t 1 save y of the laying of the ne that carinot ! | ra Ba ki omega rg gon ney - ye with. boent etteet tar tare as the corner stone of the structure. |—| be made on any other stove manufactured, % — - ma ots. pg oe - 3 wwii ha CHICA pt. 18—Attorne tp int t ae | TOUR OUR GUARANTEE, % General Bonaparte arrived in Chi AC Ul ED . ” COTTERILL $ oe — —° c 4 10 your fuel win over fe taken © cago Inst night from Boston to con DAINTY SUIT, _ — 1s EXTENDED rule glaciation Cole's Hot , pe he ansv 2 aarantee Cole 1 ~— fer with District Attorney Sims on Here is a duinty sult of heavy} (By United Press.) heating a given space than any ba er made pF tle ra the Alton Immunity case. Speak © Spectal Service.) shantung in the deep ecru with dia] OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept een |f} size of fire pot ing of the Alton case, Mr. Hona| TACOMA, Sept. 18.--Paul Leacht, agonal brown bair line stripes. The/Cerding to early forenoon re Mrs, George F. Cotterill received $--We guamatee that the be heated from one to fender | parte sald the noted Indian on trial for man A skirt is high empire. The jacket, « wed hew constitution has carried, | worg from Mr. Cotterill today to|f| tWo hours each morning with the soft coal put im the stove the “We will go over the entire sit-|siaughter, charged with killing an-| Deapondent because of continued short bolero of brown taffeta, in| Probibition has carried and ¢ the effect that he, havin win reer = me uation. It is lkely, however, that | other Indtan May 24, on the Puyal |! health, Mrs. a Lydia Simon, | flaakell, Democratic minee for | the effect that he, having comple | 4—We guarantee that the stove will hold fire from Saturday mansla no announcement of our position |jyp reservation, has been acquitted, | Wife of Louts H. Simon, of 1045 governor, has been elected. Re ed his tour of speechmaking fn night til] Monday morn ‘ o will be made until Sept. 24, when | the jury being out 10 minutes *|}Summit ay. north, yesterday |turns are flow from the outlying | Oklahoma, has gone into Kansas to! 5b—We guarantee a heat day and ods j , * night a the federal grand jury reconvenes. |mitted suicide by inhaling tlum districla Hut the majority for pro-| pake addresses and from th will 6—We guarantee eve e to remain airtight as long a 5 | Hearst Bolter Meet. }inating gue © woman secure Thibition/ts estimated at $0,000 to travel through New Mexico, Colo- used. what I NOMINATE FORMER MAYOR. NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—-Members |ly fastened herself tn her room 45,000, and for the ,»@onstitution paqo and old Mexico. Mr. Cotterill 7T—-We guarantee r to be smoke and dust tight, iI} of the state committee of the Drie |and turned on the gas | from 50,000 to 70,000 in not expected to return to Seattle The fuel saved in one se will pay for the coo (By United Press.) coll Independence League, compos} For some time Mra. Stmon had} > until the middie of October duces lees thas onshall an mech.na ae rd oe —— thet LAKE CITY, Sept. 18—|ed of bolters from the Hearst In-| been under the care of & nurse BANK RECEIVER REPORTS. ; Tt gives thoes fenulia, becales Oe Rian Ga ee Gaal tn Democrats at their convention | dependence League, met in the | who left the house for a short time — | RB moe 6 , a “ caret have nominated former Mayor Rich- | Astor house today for the purpose | When the attendant returned she (By United Press.) TC Rat ven Sere tee | me oe og saves the gas halt'et aott engl,’ which to willed ard P. Morris for the mayoralty and of deciding when a state conven-|found her patient locked in, and @ full city ticket. tion shall be held, if at all. when the door was forced life was =" ~ extinct. An Autumn Buying Enthusiasm | AMUSEMENTS — Pervades This Great Store |... .2.2"s™ ‘The Prince Chap.” with Cyril "39 and 50c Ribbons for 29c Scott as the prince, who is a strug giing young artist of noble heart Shepherd checks and broken plaids in brown and white and red and White 434 rather than bleod, will be hes wide.* An excellent ribbon chance. PORTLAND, Sept. 18.-—-He president of the Pa j . | Devlin has filed bis Teport re amebip company. left || Sold on Terms of $5 Down and $5 Per Month ing the condition af the defunct (or San Francisco on the President Oregon Trust and Savings bank day. He expects to make | We take your old stove as part payment for.a new one, (The assets are given at $2,209. ments for handling fru’ 696.11. The report makes no ref-| ments direct from Ban Dic erence to the Htabtiither: 4, and will ende i RNS f BROS, lac. improve the f 9 Tatoowh yesterday, bound for TA | cm } 514-16-18 Pike St. coma from Newcastie-on-the-Tyne Cit H Ht M kK t . The craft was 70 days overdue, and ity Ma arke - = — lexperienced bad weather Pot roasts, Te; rib steak, 10, *** | | LOVER ATTEMPTS MEAD 10 OPEN FAR TO MURDER (Star Special Service) | e e om e - NORTH YAKIMA, Sept. 18—Gow, 2 (Star Special Service.) Mead has signified his intentionte DAVENPORT, Wash it. 18. — ite | British bark Mozambique pxased remainder of the week at the Grand, William Faversham in “The Squaw Man” ts offere? as ene week s attraction At the Geattie. Georke M. Cohan's “Little John ing Jones,” with Its eatehy muste, | ‘it mine of fun, and ite stunning | chorus, will be seen all week at the | Seattle theater Interesting Items From The Shoe Store. These offerings from our busy shoe store are of more than passing interest and will Frank Ev-/| liver the speech at the i: efe eae Owing to unrequited love € i ans werfously wouaded bis lady the state fair. Congressman, P * 1¢ce 1anos love, Lettie Jengen, then suicided. also will spesk. This will be ve Evans followed Qe girl here from | ima day, and the stores is PEAT | Wisconsin, pressing his salt, but to allow of all the cltisess At the Third Avenue | EVERY INSTRUMENT IN THE PRESENT JOHNSTON] pating in the hoi The Third Avenue is th ook | ‘ te offering the Taylor C on payee side pleating, falls low from the| STORE MUST GO. see ssn tga: PINNEY . - give prestige to our rapidly increasing shoe business. tization of “Around the World in shoulders. The revers are ecru! i Note how much genuine shoe-worth we can Bighty Days,” by Jules Verne. The/eloth with brown embroidery, the - | avetea peg ates ange olin compress Into a moderate price. play is replete with dramatic incl | cuffs being of the same material. | seent officials Oxpress the opinion | a 2S dents and intense situations. | The hat ts a satin felt, very soft New Building at Third and “Universit to Be Stocked With . = ; ‘Queen Quality” Vici Kid nae ott E hee : y that the numerous daylight bare 7 " 4 Ad the Lyric lg c= p< Tee high — 4 New Instruments From Top to Bottom, Immense |laries which have been reported | 705 First av. Washington Lace, 50. . j peret | ” | duri r0) Phone 2606. Hand turn sole, dull kid top, | In “For Mother's Sake” the man-|crown with draperies at the back pi oer far, rome Now En Route Will Completely lor sane be then pe Bey Rene nt - pcs “Windsor” last, patent tip, | agement of the Lyric theater has | Fill New Quarters. The Finest of Brand New, |the attention of the authorities is outside back stay, high mili the sort of play to please ite pat High Grade Uprights, Baby and Parlor the looting yesterday of the’ resi: tary heel, Spanish arch | rons, As the nawe suggests, “For BLIC MARKET ands, Now Offered at the Lowest |dence, at 1628 Franklin av., ocew | shape, silk stitched. Fits a | Mother's Sake” abounds with heart | Prices Ever S This C | pled by Mr. Otto Fi high arch foot perfectly; isa | i al mea agreed nt r elder very stylish boot and as good meagre as its name. Widths A to At Luna Park. —_—_— Ce Te LINCO! N Net Pet te, EE. Sizes 2% to $ Price The Hungarian Hussar band lowing prices were quoted Twenty-four more thinking men | mahogany in elegant walnut | ty-thr . 83.50 gives two concerts daily at Lana Live spring chickens, 40¢ eaca. and women yesterday investigated | Cases, for $ $134, and leas, We | discov park. All the outdoor and indoor | Ducks, 55¢ offer now the finest of t new |ers at Al t muck, iia hekek ilabina Gee te. n est of brand new |¢rs at Alvo, according to a repor attractions are in operation. Exes, 40¢ per doz.; 2 doz. for Tbe. honest claims mad y cabinet grand upright pianos in | received by the state medical board Ladies’ Vici Kit Blucher, English b sypat 4 | Butter, 400 house of D. 8. Johnston, and in finest woods, instruments such ag) a 4 | English welt | Hens, dressed, 85¢ apiece. each and every instance selected al have never heretofore b sold M ts ‘ last, outside Ladies’ Patent Colt Button The Star—Varted Potatoes, 16 Ibs. for 2 ano, and, mind you, the greater | for $226, new go for $172, $196 and onumen kid top, military heel, patent | Root, $3.50 moving pictures and illustrated Heeta, 2 Uinches f |number of these had received so- | $2 The more elaborate styles. Art Marble Company, 2011 Sec tip, three-quarter foxing. | » Pe sone | Carrots, 3 buaches for Se called $100 credits from a local $218 and up to $246. ond ay., three doors north of Vir sole, with extension A new fall 1907 model, patent The Lols—Thea MortonJewell| Corn, le to ibe per dozen branch plano house, but after look Also a number of specially fine, | 82/8 st Both phonts 1 Widths B te Sizes colt stock, welt sole of oak troupe « bats and other ects. Sweet Potatoes, be p b.; 6 Ibe. | ing into prices they not only found highest grade pianos, usually cost- | _—__ — ‘ to 8. Price #2. aii” cious, ‘eiheus en The Ten special acts, in- | for " them that much lower in the and $500, we offer now Easy terms i ter saat Y Hl cluding » Mise Lots Feurt Onions, 2 bunches for Se | Johnston Closing Out Sale of pres And several of the $600 Ladies’ Patent Colt Lace, | tipped. medium military hee! The Otiv yiile and moy-| Dried Onions, 6 Iba. for 26 nt stock, but that actually $44 © now $418 and $390 H L KLEIN K hler & Chase $2.50. * | dull mat top, outside back |\ing picture no’ Cucumbers, 10¢ per doz. Sand as high as $68 besides HERE ARE USED ONES ne : 0 glish welt sole, ¢ oa stay. “H. & M.” make. This | Peas 40 to Ge per th. could be saved Pa gree . ; The best Shoe Repairing in | Established 1850. side back stay, low m shape ca ea NEW INCORPORATIONS | enlarge wags 1 Bigg Pr nc day some ve nla plance, pl ap ge Boe re tives bo. | Temporary Address, 7th anf heel, tipsed, “Petes : : Beans, 2c to 3¢ per Ib keon judges of plano values, and an, 5 217 JAMES ST. | ke Sts, carries neat outside swing Senoneten swing. AS cliquat ere Crab apples, $1.26 per box |thoroughly posted on local prices, | *2olas parlor and | Pike aie Scan ak Se rhe street boot and a “corker" for oe tal Service.) Celery, be per bunch, lost no time in throwing their $190 | Church organ ren garg | Widths A to BE. Sises red the price. Withs AA °o 1 t. 18.—The follow fomat © per Ib © ctate, |certificates away and selecting DUVET OF exce used. ones i . , moat of whi be told fro %. Price 42.50 Sizes 2% to &. Price ing Corpora were filed eon Tomatoes, 8¢ per Ib pianos at the House of Johnston at |) Nir Metre ong : +r OEE ta hd in the office ecretary of| Cabbages, fc to 10¢ pe the now tre ously reduced Onis - Bl ayn rn ne tn f oor, state Wenatchee peaches icon is ample evidence that each | Woe gem aret A fore ey i : Dissolution of corporgtion of | $1.10 box wr gated 4 at we have made | Among them are A largest size : Many Autumn Attractions in Cotton | 2200s!) Sa" Rreian, taney, $4.98 te $3.55 pettenet ¥6 tree Emerson, #118; a a nerease of capital stock of Pa-| bbl 18 Ibe. for 26¢; G ov ies a. m | is There's a certain Autumnal freshness about these pretty cot- || cific Const Fire Extinguisher com-| enateins, re per day oe) Gam 1 venta ag rl aan weewver: oe gant al ton dress goods that is quite irresistible. There is a clamor for rec. || puny of Seattle to $10,000. Panlaes. he vor baad The reason why we are ¢ 1 burl walnut Fischer . 3 ognition that can be heard even beside their haughty all-wool breth Inlaid Floor company of Seattle,| Lettuce, be ny ava ed to sacrifice, yes, actually slaugh-| Knabes, largest sixe A ren. When here shopping take a peep at them—it will repay your || $10,000, by Max Sehwind, T. F Havas, 160 to 20¢ jter, the many fine, highest grade, $298; a full sized Be leas of time. Secoel and G. Mt, Moko: | fend |brand new planos, player pianos, |@ beautiful walnut cased Hobart M New Blanket Robe Flan- Braeburn. Plaids Thorn ; Freels, incorporated, of tt, $1 box; | Oreany pa Bh eel gre er spe po ba wt aa. SO ee nels. A beautiful wool finished ||ton, Samuel C. Freels and yn " eaten y Pa ed an immense shifment | $186; and still ar Ledwit for Just arrived. This is an extra grade, in the ible width Frost Huckle aeeitn br pl ta fr the largest $134. And may ers at prive ba fine, he quality; large a Grant incorporated, of| Blackberries, 10c box; Sa starten Be 80-0 Sock) Gar {Rs lew ae Pit and $98 tinent, of dark, handsome |!| seatt pincorperated, of] Blackbe: de vox; 3 tor 26a building complete from top to| Bear in 1 thing must The colors are per: || C. G. Morrison and W. Philip Smith.| Peaches, 85c to $1 per box — oe Band Inetre fectly fast in color, These ltry Producers’ Union of Beat Water na ite ; flow find that this immense | ments, T Cabl make —exceptionall fine || tle, $26,000, by L. Buck voy hipment, due to arrive most a everything, from treet dresses, having i t Blenceare te Py a en joneors GF $1 per will cor fil! our new | the finest . mast coal’ Gate an earance of the f Bool a | POR, i " ers, and according! Grands and Special Art el Arnold's Flannelettes, ported wool goods . in vay t hg mn Gages, 10 oe iment kK now rights ’ : 4 In the superfine quality: come | °F yard Chile's National ge ar driers disposed of in the e 5 in double width, in a hundred | santiago oe Gate o. ve Market prices were unusual me poustble, HE ecto GUARANTEE } new, w s Bracklinn Suiting |-—National festivities are in prog. | eee ine rae. few changes HERE ARE A FEW PRICES wegen gg. re ell ar ie ee es F gotten fe m- |} tons sup nth asion of the! up and down alternately like a rub-|_, We State again that prices on|will be accompanied both the eee eee fae siwaye gives. tte wo good sith Analversary of the Chilean |per ball. They dropped this morn: |Stfctly high grado, brand now, | makers’ and our own uncondition- |] rf e, per yard | {imches wide; 50 new de declaration of independence, Sep-|ing to 95 conte, Monday's price, |*&adard planos have never been as |al ironclad guarantee. A “money 1625¢ | 19 plaids and stripes; an || tom vats, President | Cantaloupes, very. plentiful, dropped | !0¥. and } never will be again, | back” warranty if everything fs not ¢ i al for school i yanquet to mem: | ¢; : as in this Closing Out Sale exacti . nde Main Floor. ye Taya 7 Rone ‘ , cents per dozen, Turnips. a xactly as represented and satis “ ! i 19¢ bm Fa i matic cory {9 | plentiful, at 2 bunches for 5 cents Did you ever see the finest of factory in every fespect Lo el us P A quick trip yme is , (ed winter prices, selling rapidly at |Clrks, Hobart M. Cables an oth /As litte as $15, $ yes, $10 and <} -— - Li L plagned hest i, for the steamship Umatil ich | $286 and $3.25 per barrel rohes (eh highest grade 8 offered at even $6 a morth will be made at t nok wwie$ 4 ‘ an average saving large enough to} The opport o t ails October 7. Very little freight | '% Sbundance at cents to $1 4 ? \ Me OP anit f a generation ANKERS will be carried; a0 aif taste att he | ¢ lower ghtl eclining, 16 | {rly educate the whole family in) awaits discriminating At pen nuss¢ " made in handling passenger trat.|C0Ot® per head. The peach séason tend to this at one John sm : 7 BO N } fle iv nearly over, #0 far as Washing |, Think of being able to seoure |ston Co., Oldest and Largest Dea NEW YORK BUILDING ’ ¥ ton products are concerned. and |Cholee of several reliable New York | ers, 903° Second av., Burke build Paris, § Cite Traviee, Chemnits, 22 Theater Strasse. Manchester, #8 Faulk Boap Lake » cleanses and| should go higher before the close | ™**es In 4 or beautiful | ing of the Week, Attendance, hea (2c TEC CRE