The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1907, Page 7

7° ‘THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1907. ” ¥ * Grand Jury at Work | lwttt he pat of the nck tale today] iJon a Tirmer basis than ever. Thir-| sickness. Much comment has heen ° t, Ida pt. 20.—The ape L THIEF in the proceedings against the} ° ty days ago tho n@prket was ental | occasioned by the failure of the and jury Palled Apr the pur) trast, Prosecutor Kellogg consid . shed in order to reduce the const! railroad and the loss of Mr. Rogers of dnepetinating Whe acta of ore him a most important witness, of vegetablon and living necennitic he has heen considered one of project wat predic yout financlers of thin eoulitry © Indictmonta againat United | Fortune @omDetunct Bank, Western «ay. comminslon, mon tot As , vator Rorah, ox-Attorney| © }_ PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 20 die @ whort death | 1 Martin and nine others for] Walter H. Moore, president of the " Clroulars were recelved today by ; ’ (racy In the land (auds, DORAN | Soogoant Tonnant of the Houctic De. /definet Oregon Trust and Savings | ork today * ‘ aaah | ray cgew were badly burned, Wreck | as _— ew acrivil pan a at Identifying the | PAnk and Mrs. Laura §§oore, bie | “t 2 . vife, transferred by deed today all — REDLANDS, Cel. fe ‘ns hotel thiet who was shot and M@ted | LANDS, Cal, * j title to 7,496 acres of jand in Mult (By United Press.) ah fl 4 RA NVENTION, [by Detective I 0 Hote’ ’ in rihquake shock was felt many i | TEMPERANGE CONVE boliee’ tee, weak Ng ne Hotel nomah, "Morrow and Sherman! WENATCHIM®, Wash, Bopt 20.1i0K tebing arrtwed at the noone of eis oove tak ovuninn. | Phe United Press.) 4 (By United Press) | Brooks, alias LageJames Forgu- @ounttes, valued at $260,000 to Thos. | Spreading ratle caused the wreck pele tpe nn be mien from here (By United Press.) | vibratio were from north to > Se aE00. »—Tael MT. VERNON, Wast 10. |aon, ‘The clreular#were forwarded | Pevila, recelver, tho Great Northern Oriental|the track wus suffictently repalred «lt ye Pane Bd gg en fae TR got png gh Ble te Prhe West) Washington n'a} by Chief Delaney of Den SS Oieerene SSpeerne that HH. H,/ rumble was two nec Zi 7 while that Christian Tempers 10,000 In the fa | of the shake aor k Rin hs apg here Wednesday, accord-|to allow traffic to resume | pmente wh | oxaton sol ‘a and | alee oa form b rrgpenions 4 mado na inventigation ‘MARKET SUCCESS and this caus te ae with | tondance or, WARTING LIST ‘his report hax heen went to the | remulted ultim magesioe Trentreds al medal nt will be a feat w an} - An nyc bee | Th bit 7 " t ts 4 t | 7 gna - 2 t ears T supplies J f © convention closes Monday hKole aw Ne wreck, which was reported 1 publie market today enters er) x - ~ on onnae fron bare beet ene the} Ts : ; ute it arge at a ya he atom Necause of tho inability of the|!n these diapatehen yesterday, was! upon its second month and is now! , Daniel Fuhrman HY TORINSON O18 bUITS : work “ h pargumente in Murder Trial Killed Chansher of Commerce to eccom 4 ot ae Worst on thin branch of |" — . ‘. ay, fone i becoming ie popartes devo . ORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 20 © th® many applicants on the | tle GN, Five carn werg totally do S k Ad amiliar every day with up e n eel 7 The Reynoldre murder cloned TRAIN CRASHES INTO usineas men's cxoarelon, bout 20) etheyed by Bre and three of the! toc ‘i vances dressers who do not pi « wor 1 iw, this morning with the t y have been forced to. be placed on | paseen@ers and four of the train Superior Coal & Improvement prices for their suite OK and plain * of ; of the defendant, @ H. Reynold the waiting Hat, and If they do not | "ty twee | OO, Block advances to 60c per man keeps right “up to the m " ie pol charged with shooting Geo. Hib STREET CAR make the excursion, It. ill. be|, SWeaters, shooting jackets, hunt-|share cash; 65c per share on the|1n styles and patterns and HUTCHINSON CO oxi ns, of Walla Walla, last July, for lthrough their owif tardiness, Now |! boots, ofl coats and hats, Hall's, | installment plan, at 9 o'clock to-| prices are never high. 1016 Sec Corner Second and Union. | intimacy with hia wife. The cane | that excursion time ts drawing |!!! Firs, av e* | night **lond av one T OLD will get to the jury by tomorrow (By United Press.) hear, numerous applications are re | ~~ noon |, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 20,—A 4 daily by Secretary Yandel, ithern Pacifie freight train ran! who cannot accommodate the ap held $. 0. OFFICIALS Soolety Woman Lost, in Woods. Hto & street car at 25th and Ken-| pijeation because of lack of berths ‘ —— } hat GRAND CANYON, Sept, 20-—-Loat| tuck sts, early this afternoon, corm | ‘ Press. for 20 Dours in the woods was the pletely wrecking the car, probably TO POSTPONE B8UITS. | i] von 20.—-W fate of Mrs, Frank Joy, hostesa of | fatally injuring Mra, Dr, Wm. Me CHORUS; “ Congresaman dad Mrs, Longworth.|Laughiin and ‘seriously injuring The state land commisstoners, pelle at a ne ‘ i ley the 5 a Searching parties found her late | four other passengers jafter consultation with Assistant at that you like ee eaters is last night in an exhausted condi-| . | Attorney eral J. B. Alexander ea company § tion | To Restrict immigration, have deet to have the suits in that the youn: great corpora front and the olinguish affat and those of vast { - which the upland owners along Roosevelt Says Nothing | VANCOUVER, B. C, Sept. 20.—| Lakes Union and Washington have OYSTER BAY, Sept. 20.--Secre- | Japanese Delegate Ishii has left Ot 1, postponed until after a b stated today that Preat-/tawa for Washington, I leav sion Is had on the ownership ovelt will not fasue «jing he agreed to the suggestion of of the shore lands j statement concerning yesterday's |ex-Premier Laurier that he would i bee { tent Roc i N 4 ee wae mere been at visit of Perey Thomas and Daniel|recommend the Japanese govern TO WRITE BOOK. | with. te . Russell of the striking telegraphers. | ment meeting Canada’s general re pa Jaan Bt Rockotolior, og At first Loeb denied the visit quest for a restriction of immigra.|. Mts. George T. Ladd, wite of G Bockefelier, Urban - | tion, Professor George T. Ladd, of Yale aueniniaw of HOH. Bhoots Off Foot. } larrived here yesterday on the Shin © Meee, fr. are 8mOOK = CeRETT, Sept. 20.-—By thel Willlam G. On the Rack, ano Maru. Mrs. Ladd, in an Inter men who are ; accidental discharge of a gun in| NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—William view, stated that Professor Ladd he hands of Charles Newman, Pay | Rockefeller, nephew of John D, is now tn Japan busy gathering ma: | Compton suffered the loss of his | Rockefeller, and assistant treasur- terial for a book on Japanese rule cht foot, It being so badly lacer.|°T Of the Standard Of] company, in Korea | ed that amputation was neces = - Everybody’s Singing, “There’s Something Else Goes With It” WHAT? RAINIER RAINIER RAINIER No Religious Politics. NGHAM. Sept 20.—The fation of Congre ra score of juror RET and excused with | yp Tegularity, this morning's Ratrreosay ation of Cone developed two | has gone on record protesting battles Between the de against churches mixing in poll Stock Advances r ior Coal & Improvement stock advances to Gc per cash; 65¢ per share on the ment plan, at 9 o'clock to . i EPRESES ESOT ESE a ee | me TEAR ek aa} HOW ABOUT THIS AS Boys Clothing) ...*"’ "or" luring the Pioneer Piano House's Closing Out Sale of pre have not actually saved fr ) by securing you lly refund faction reg piano at the Johnston Sale, ly tested fabrics, and is money. Or, should there be | Because it is made of together firmly and properly. We show correct styles any inst nt, whether it be our fau r the fault | M Suits, overcoats and raincoats for boys 2 1-2 to 16 years maker, every penny you've paid will be refunded to yor old. Suc aranters as these, backed up by a respor House, me SUITS $3.50 UP. iE this rea OVERCOATS $5 UP. | | high-grade, standard pianos, player pianos, organs, “ete, - ° | have never been as low as they are in this Closing Out Sale RAINCOATS 86 UP. lif of present stock. V | wake our reputation on this, and if the Old and Reliable House of Johnston cannot afford to make any false statements for the sake of selling a few in }if struments. Don't Mf investigating this opportunity any Redelsheimer & Co if longer. $25 down and $10 a month takes choice of nearly j lo || any piano now in stock Boys’ Clothing House in the State OLDEST AND LARGEST DEALERS 903 Second Avenue. Burke Building. than all that can be said or written a cat money-saving event Prices on strictly Kinthcsh.o tiie pean “a a * 7 al, i id ¥ eB aRar SS: | o va b i — Sr re en a ** *Tis the wounded bird that flutte F *Tis the barking pup that snaris.’’ Competition 1 the Life of Trade. There Could Be No Progression Without Resistance. The greater the success the greater is the opposition. The noise that is being made by our worthy competitor is a oe sure doing a big busine It is a good barometer. The more business we do, the more howling you will hear from the opposition. We are sorry to cause so much misery on the part perio # our frien » it. Our geographical contest is a grand success Chose who received their certificates are beginning to realize, by investigation, that prices haven't been raised a cent for this een, and he lowest in the city consistent with good quality. The result is, every one is taking advantage of the golden opportunity now presented to make a clean saving of the amount 7 Stated on t Remember, every knock by the opposition:is a boost for u In the meantime hurry in and take advantage of the big saving now possible, Every piano uaranteed Any one Purchasing a | in have a year’s trial. If not satisfactory, exchange within the year, and all paid will be allowed toward the purchase price of any other piano we handle. Piano prices always Marked in plai eersems KOHLER & CHASE __ oe tssine | 7th Av. and Pike St. Established 1850 The, Large@t Music House on the Coast 7th Av. and Pike St, a : o a . ° o 66 0 00 ° os ia ° ° - 6 a4 6 Oae se Ge GG + ocon0 a. -«