The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1907, Page 3

adh’ char’ when tas” trketen "ROOSEVELT ENROUTE TO E FARMERS LEAGUED [#222332 iri mse ano THE SEATILE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 25, 1907. the rket. Peddlers alleged | FREDDIE THOUGHT |‘“HE's INSINCERE,”” says ENGLISH WAR SOCIALIST WRITER OF TEDDY ate 18 NO , —— T FOR SAKE OF ©. PEO. dent Roosevelt and fi ily left © Snide pat p} PLE, i Oyster Bag for Washington thi | py PREoIE. ‘The Saeeee oot Sat bear meee &, BUT FOR PARTY, DE. Has the city of Beatle succooded r daily an they now dg, can] Want Filing Time On Me ree he Se eee ae the Office Bor 0 One ae ore neater Neby Ade] CARES EDITOR WHOM GRR my aains the Western ay, combine tain from thelr own farms! CHICAGO, Sept. 25<The officers | villa gathered at the depot to Thad a swell time audience thought it was great. The ot Fe a hen to the extent wufRetent dairy produce to sutinty | of the Commorcial Téegraphers in- | give the party a sendoff. As the ™ show last night. | pontos’ military drill was consid.| MANY EXPELLED FOR CALL.| | Seated 4 ' per ot product tee pelle and that despite this|send to awk legivituress and con-| train pulled out the president ap- of | ere a cle . > " ed in the endeavor to ob fact, the farmers have wagonloads ted to require the telegraph com od on she rear platform of bis ° aitended and all of ered the cl erent eat The monkeys ING HAGUE CONFERENCE! tain for the public the sale of pro-|of dairy stuffs every day panies to place the filing time on |carsand waved his hagd in adieu at Varo mot an voguiar |clephante G14 many clever tricks “THREVES’ SUPPER.” duce direct from prodycer to con-| That some of the farmers, who | ail Messages. ‘his fellow townemen HIT at the ‘ sumer, ite ultimate purpase in @® | have reaped extensive profits are PS = ° Ox ut the funny trie xe of the and one of the slephante walked on tublishing the public market? already arranging with Western av EAE MOS TEs SOS ol Nod ponies eres . one | femaneae v me aan ne people i Furthermore, are most of the|to obtain sufficient fruit this win ot regular show thero was | laughed most at the negro trying to| | (The Sxpulsion of Harry Queleh farmers, now dally atten@ants at | ter to offer for sale on the market ad : bat as I went in on a| ride the mule, Every time be would from German territory for indis the market, in league with the com: | this winter, when it will be impos ie ggg et aed p the aa would thrgw | cretions of language in describing bine? wible to secure Washington fruit oo was a knockout) made @ great hit for guch Mttle|“thieves' mippér,” has given a great two ‘of the monkeys | people |impetus to militant soctaliem tn Sn include the con: | try to get on, the m wi a The " humb family|The Hague conference gs ‘a * o@ These questions are now ask The smaller ranchers, owning by the small trucksters on the mar-|five and sixacre tracts asd who ket, who answer their own ques appear on the market probably tat of money, 10 | erty, of the boye that found The|Great Britain. From betng a por tone in the affirmative, The facts three days of the market, say their Neal circus part,|. The ar Nene i ys ia be | ter in a city warehouse, Quelch has they give and the reasons for be alleged brethren are not treating red es aaa nt noved to the old ball riven to be the editor of Justice HARRY QUELCH. Heving that over 60 pér cent of jthe public right and coneur with 1 wanted to see grounds In the rear of the Jaimos | the official organ of British soe ° the farmers now on t arket aré each other by saying that when st, car barn, and the show today /ism. He has Written many b =, Warr ga ness ki 04 y | bap books working with the commission men Western av, saw the public was in a wee th 4 to ~% > jual, and not the state or @ political | Ld i ine pan ang pal ~ are will be given at the/and pamphlets on his favorite sub-t ng ® polit of |" thes clined to favor the farmer, the com foots —Iditor,) {the Uaatgegainat the operations of | ‘That over one-half the p=-aber of | mission men arranged with farmers BY HARRY QUELCH. | ontertalt ‘hepen of big ainenee Ao | farmers om the market are dally to have the latter sell Wentgrn av Sarria jar comm Written for This Newspaper, factor to the people of the United | Stt@ndants, not varying from thetr | produce at a r Many times 1 am auked to out: | Statem: but 1 ot opinio } 4 in the |For instance, Western av. can ob yo lg 5 2m mt Tiam of opinion that) week, That these producers claim |tain begs from outside sources at | nus y eavy ing akes ig line the attitnde of socialinn to | the workers of the country must ward the trusts. In reply 1 will/rely on the socialist party as their|(? MAVe ranches at various dis 29 1-2 cents per dozen, give the | pay eat 1, a all oe ateiy time to lente cdioetve: thaniion jtances from the city, which would farmer 3 cents commission for sell clalist, am an uncompromising foe| 1 am opposed to a polloy of colon | M@&k® It Impossible for them to ap- ing the eggs at 36 cents and reap ‘0a! in ston Oo. ’s toc to all forme of capitalistic monopoly | tzation, which fs favored by mang | POS! every day as early ax they doa amall profit for the combine as one of the greatest evils of the| English workmen, I cannot con-|“0"® (hey lont all their sleep The smaller ranchers deciure present day celve that territorial expansion #| 9)! “yp x would be possible for they will start a crusade against Hut at the same time 1 view the Rood socialinm, and it was on this | 1m (0 be represented dally were | the commission houses themselves, | ag PRESENT RATE, EVERYTHING WILL BE SNAP- attitude of President Roosevelt in aspect of the question that | made | stitute i Snipe employ no sub or else combine with Western av regard to the trusts with the grav: | the speech which led to my expul | {ime 10 take charge of thelr and make the entire market « pure) PED YUP IN SHORT ORDER. SUCH DOWNRIGHT ly Western ay. affair, unless the green corn this morning : it has been : a dollar highe ‘ large supply this morning are disposing of ce that the ent suspicion sion from Stuttgart , a , ” i for ‘ee Avg waa I cannot bellove that Roosevelt is who label themselves #o- |, aa ty ee _ Peo Fan ea Ms stopped n terse ood SLASHING OF PRICES NEVER BEFORE WIT- canes of okr ere sincere In this, or that he is whole and defend territorial ex-| Ook 27 Carne oF Produce fro esterday afternoon farmers an Hull, Hambiet "a Co heartedly for what are known as pansion are not soclalints at all, my ev Po gen ragged he ong Pri bh no “| WNESSED. EVERY INTENDING PURCHASER WILL We me the common ople but men who desire appear re . “a . a j ~| Rar | yemte ote per box of 35 ihe; quinces, |. He ts at the head of a capitalistic spectable by patronizing one or the pond ” ge wae ore an oe INNEY DO WELL TO ATTEND THIS SALE WITHOUT FUR- pot brisk this morn. | *)** bes form of government, and anything [other of the official political parties, | SBOUBD 1 the elty to be able to} ‘ is ae ere : with no change Live Regen be says or does in protest against thereby climbing into positions, as Troi . For THER DELAY. ANY REASONABLE TERMS CAN § aims HE Regt Sek RE fe | he eavannion oc trmatn mays with John Uorun haw done, dm the shou rojan Stock ie eae | calves. per ih, rear >. reasonable fairness, be 1 with |ders of the working classes | Web fe Je 2,000 shares of | z ED. > * jiitical alma for the benefit of him-| tinue, and for this reason at H. M. Herrin & Co, 610 First av./705 First av. Washington Block penne Ne self and his republican friends succeeding parliamentary electic e¢* | Phone Ind. 2606 eos] Ri ; : 7 h ote t Wha Drhelient Radovelt anewe | esciulials t it means m’ sede The rush for planos organ and | ever Instramen is trletly brand % & disposition to protect the taaivie be more clea — o . > us! nas aes a ber : prog new ,» a the: Ba a b. don Pieamer halibut, per 1 @Oelke) chinese, “f % ws sale draw toac « t musical instrument » i Say WS Rack fees 00 each are also And this state of affairs is not to i be a panied by the Pioneer ~ their capitalizations of $100,000,000. ity and the now emely low which means “Money Back Snow at Fairbanks. into consideration. Many fe found, after delivery, exactly as FAIRHANKS, Alnska, Sept. 25.— The yes who heretofore have been unable represented and satisfactory in ev. of the season fell Of our garments and the label | fiocinity 0a" pms bh agra now find that the tremendously cut WHO'LL TAKE THESE? on them tells you their quality | ye» 04 e097 term eanie sworn to secure a good instrument You can stijl secure a fine slight pha. (By United Press.) AUSTIN, Tex. Sept. 25.—Attor ney, Gonare! ,Deriacnn noe, boone \PAGTERN CHRIS ARE from the state the Weater Union q The i a pe ig be of od — “ —— a tn act ; ; Olof Bystrom to Marry. | aan ar company. He charges Broadhurst System clothing stands for the |} dous inroads into the ery well-known make represented, OLYMPIA, Sept. 25.-—-Olof By-| that poth corporations are dotng ii | best there is to be had in ready-to-use clothing | but we are still able to pr have been actually reasters, idol | Strom, assistant state land commi# ! pusiness in Texas without s per (By United Prose) : ]]| Almost completo assortment Think of it—good, | stoner, has gone to Portland, where | mit from the secretary of state CHICAGO, Sept. 26.—Under ee We are the exclusive agents 1 Yet there is no time to lose, for planos at as little as jhe te to be married to Miss Lind. | eeensscne: — * tate: 0 % i at the present ra very one of the | $1 108, $117, ete. Organs, both BA, *,A- 20" | cirom, sleter of Supertatendeat | cort of Editor Phillip Bates, 10 |} a sao , Sein cath seis memes Ur an aa ¥. | Washington state girl, who ere|l . remaining fine planos, organs, play-| church and parlor styles, in a - [iisintost'st oe acme’ | = Monuments | snineir aur rth ar See Ce an te enna co liae hate tte Pe we: coma Lumber company Tacom . Art Martle company, 2011 Becond | poe ne ta” nore, ‘They declare S t. Ov t d ere Saturday night Elegant las, nearly new, in Biav,, three doors north of Virginia |iner atte ‘a te the 1 ul Ss, ercoats an : HERE ARE PRICES | all woods “For a good shampoo une that after studying eastern Ife the j e in price from $78 Lake Soap. AL Gruggiats. * ist. Both phones 1735. °** | western men are superior to the R . b It is our aim to dispose of all the! up to $148 cording to style and Reh Dik paren ae x Maher . - iucen tm sauumera: bat nek t. remaining fine instruments im the|use. Other piano players at as lit- mp sreon, ond that carters worosn are [BP aindoats . cuiebest’ peeuitle:titee, bad. peioes|iio eo $48, ee, ole who are unable |p ] have cut accordingly, The| Talking machines, the regular 5 round up cows. | regular 260 styles now | $25 values, while they last, $9.60. $156, $138, and the You'd better hurry—they're going ° \ ’ r The Meghann bate ‘wore ‘bet Other Reliable Makes $12.50 Up ill styise’ sew $i Be fast i ter than any man of any other ne i} the $450 values ni 5, $32 Rare and costly violins, banjos, H tionality. Hin yearly average tx 13 7 and the fanciest of uprights now |gultars, mandolins, band instru = pounds ’ only $336, $252 and $267 ments, etc., at 20 to 45 per cent re- were Hear in mind that these extreme. | duction _, PALACE MEAT "MARKET ly low prices for spot cash) Bear in mind that quickest action Carries the choicest and freshest only. How sy payments of|is necessary. Come in the first poultry and fieh In the city . . | $15, $20 or down and $6, $8 or|thing tomorrow. If you cannot bee: 504 Second av ose 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. 516 @ mouth ean be Strongest Overcoat House .in the State arranged with come during the day, phone us, aad no advance tn prices, for the mere | ¥ n appointment in the additional simple interest on the %. D. 8. Johnston Cor, Old- unpaid balance d Largest Dealers, 903 Second Remember, too, that each and PURITY IN LIQUORS When you buy liquors from the Keystone Liquor Co, you are | assured of the very highest quality and absolutely lowest prices Tn the » columns of the daily papers absolute proof has been | in the city. Read over the following few prices carefully. Phone published that the coal trust Intends to maintain the present exor us a trial order or come and see us, and we know we will add bitant prices of coal by killing all competition & new and steady customer to our list. Orders delivered the Sale Speciais are for cash only. No C. 0. D. nor telephone orders for them can be ight is reserved at a}! times to limit quantities of any specials that shall be sold to a cu» ‘@tiers promptly and carefully taken care of Regular Price $21.25 ee Do this each month. Library Table shown in illustration is in an attractive Co lonial pedestal design, the base consisting of two Colo ri same day— nial pedestals, which rest on a shaped lower shelf. This as | } | i : } : : 7ine Old Big 4 Bourbon | shelf in turn rests on four fancy scroll feet, which are A Y G H Fine far enough from the center of the table to give it plenty of stability. Top has round- | We Pay 4 Interest re. ou omg to > elp Belle of Anderson Bourbon GoMmers, measures 26x42 inches, and has deep rail underneath, in which is set a very + B T II} White Corn Whisky . . Momy drawer. Table is made of Badger quartered oak, a very close imitation of genuine Gn Wack A | ust the Trust? our Heed hee y ertersawed oak. Regular price $21.25; Midweek Sale price .. “18.96 | | ing ounts | ; : ur ar Ry . The Superior Coal & Improvement Co. are the owners of 350 Fine Old Rock and Rye he acres of coal land situated only 12 miles east of Seattle, and can . ii show on the propedty 4 veins of firet quality domestic ae the larg ari ca Rum . 3 This Boston Leather Couch | Branches k iio nt wide, - can be moved for $8c per ton, J - snail a eee Special $21.75 enna || WeWant YoutoSee | “*™™*:-: Regular ng #33. 50 Our Coal Mine Keystone Liquor (p, 1123 First Ave., Cor, Seneca Couch shown in illustration is ery mfort and style. Is covered with Boston . "lie eae | || REE DELIVERY NO BAR leather, an excellent tation of ge er, ar w "e give bett er » you Invest a dollar. We want you to see or 1,000,000 tons cma S ors sa tree eee Bl] Union Savings & | iceatis, row cnaneia! sit rou neip, 19 olace on sale tn Pleasant and lar price $33.50; Midweek Sa $21.75 Trust Co. Palatable MID WEEK CHIN A W A RE SPECI A ALS. voucwarr" || We Invite an Investigation Seeateree aaa” poet 2 omit - va thers but Te Ching Sifars and 1 pair. 50¢ trian IAP adomud dea hi otuse com tsa We tava aoe eth Snalinoms aad Sietbenie ais Peat Cream 1 ers, in Austrian china Bavaria na pe n T5¢ H. LL. KLEIN biggest. money making proposition Northwest ipa Ry a> gg each . 10¢ | *! - Bread ar Butter Plate , 70¢ THE SHOEMAKER #t gate nothing to Investigate soda, have gained & repats China ys eeeee Oe aie agin selaep eeesey baled ees gl 1 wii vou, eet them made te || Stock 60c Per Share Cash Hy eastantoed for coc PM Bread and Butter Plates, in Austrian | $240 German China Pie Plates, per d | Tas. ne | 65c Per Share on Installment ee ae ee + and Bavarian China, per dozen ...@1.2 af $1.20 |} z | wsihe & Pune. Guin Boag ote a Company the “fashic now showing styles in high sits, Coats and »m department sto measure Superior Coal & Improvement Co. Office 107 Union Street OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M Price of Stock Will Be Raised Without Notice Don’t Forget That Many Special Bargains in _LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES will make ;arm: at reasonable | toe A Cloak & Suit Co., 1316 2d Ay. SeSer errr ere SSSSSSBsszs sess A LITTLE FRUIT $5 down, $5 a Month Par Aore SUPERIOR COAL & IMPROVE SUPERIOR COAL & IMPROVE | In the famous Yakima die MENT CO. ENT CO triot Cultivated, irrigated, ” ‘ = There’s a | ge rite fae te Br penen Serwek, eaten 107 Union Street, Seattle. pe Hh | CALHOUN, DENNY @ Geutiemen—Please find en: plano §387 EWING, Inc, Alaska Bldg. Without further obligating my Co} ' Rest Room for - closea fel (OF WDE ey aute bo. plakned ta. fe and the Light Cure—a combi nation that seldom fails to cure. Every kind of sickness treat ed. No drugs nor surgery Fifteen treatments, enough to part) payment for . shares of Superior Goal & ‘I provement Co, stook, fully paid and non-assessable. Ladies Wea cetve more information about | re showing th asy terms f stylish line of your coal proposition, most stylish line o TOP COATS In the City THE TAILORED READY Co, Fourth and Pike | te Kohler g Chase Temporary Address, 7th and Pike Ste $15. Consul Name tation fre DR. HOLT, THE OSTEOPATH 378 Arcade. Main 2451 NOM conc eecceeee Addre Address | i Osteopathy correctly admin istered, Electricity, Vibration