The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1907, Page 2

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‘ 3 THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1907. FOR WASHINGTON ete eel », and Wagner's oreh a wi furnish the music (My United Press.) SPOKANE, Oct 15. Rabbi pavid Lovin tas boon nae w! AUTO ACCIBENT take wome action to stop the tmpor + tation of Jewish women to thin elt v _ for Immoral purpose A consign An a rewult of being «truck and - ment of women ha just reached knoe down by the saulomobile ; shinate Positions, ; (Star Special Garvies.) Men ant Bud here, aa was shown today, when of Mid@nel Karles, the well known i SALEM, Ore, Oct. 15.—Willam Ort - @ ae vores * Right Tackle | they appeared at the Main and | ltumberman, Mra. G, W. Clark, who : ette was no match for ington | leer “Right Guard | Yale blocks and rented rooms. The lives at the Lawton, 1018) Union at ; 3 egos le hg oe ies 4 peg Rec Rragh : ¥ Center | ge weeeet were d ve - wet of'is reported to be - 1 fe her j y y by a acon Hl to | maherty, Toda |. tt Guard y a few day y the chief apartmeyts in aneriant ¢ tion, +. cereal bed hans = 2 PMs: Bants , t Taekle | of police. » women, who have The accdent oe eT it rhure 5S un rey t. Coach Place has de. | Mackey, Bragdon, oft End | just come that they were; day at & a’cloek in aftorqoon ei oO oir fee aac = : lg “Quarter abipped b Yiddish parasites | Mra. Clark was taken how a the } on 4 marie he ree a em Clark, Bagshaw Rieht Halt in New York; but refuse to divulge | automobile at the ti ‘tL tid not Seer Semations and Gene devel tote Lott Hait| the names of those who seat them. complain of way more Mn a ne 0 be ne at y 7 yrew worse, however, ‘and — he i 4 ta the second half Willamette Positions. DESERTED WIFE AND present condition is regarded a hf But one score was made in the! Kirby, Shanks ... .. Right End “ < oe Pa . Canadian games, Toronto, aude Allen set a ne alarming ( first half of the game. After, Rood Righs Tachie Qh cg tn ere gone Ene tag ot 2K, tnchew. ‘The photo DYING CHILD a ains down the field" Trott | Johnso: . . Right Guard} mark for the Dominion by val nl ‘ ‘yee 7" . i wae one ‘aver tha tine. In the sec arta Center| graph shows Allen just as he cleaved the bar tn hin record vault SECURES JUDGMENT, A ond half Washington played faster, Morgan Lett Guard * 7 7 | According to the story told by! The American Produce company and Clark, Trott and Bagshaw made Hoyer, Forbes divorce In the superior court yes | the superior court yesterday to pa cae SAYS YANK TO DUKE (235 ior ie oe ie Note Washington's score would have | Booth been considerably larger had it not | Lowe been for considerable fumbling. | Nace, Poland Loft Halt} lare dead, he rted her when the | bought a shipment of potatoes last Parker replaced Hagshaw at quarter Saunders Fullback | hd yee plcnage icy ih oy Bow bate ipalpeant et potasees as In the second half, Baggy going to| Time of Halves—25 minutos. | | ing her to take in ng to pay |the shipper is the total commis half, and played the better game | Tonehdowns—Trott Clark, Bag Ne inf ine expenses. | sions he the commission men of the two at the pivotal position. shaw, Goal—Grimm, 1, Offictale | or me Nor wend 2 ” — ; uy 8 of ne mt nh met The teams lined up as follows Referee, Hishe umpire, Carver lin in an orpha home aba the hegre * ~d other is nerious {il at a Seattle how | MEN'S CLUB MEETING. i } | pital j | BON MARCHE OPENING, = [university, will address the Men's i Club of St. Mark's church, at the i The big department store, the Bon 4 rooms at & o'clock t hit | | Marche, will entertain the resident FURNACES FOR ‘ eS ECR TO wf Seattic tonight, Instead of sell TO ®ROOM HOUSES fi Unofficial batting averages for Detroit, Magee of Philadelphia gee? | FOR $656 ae \ the big league seasons just over a ee ees _ a mah ane City Hall Market WOODHOUSE CO. i oe a -.. f are a leag Pot roasts, 70; rib stenk, 100, ¢*¢ ee. eee eee ti the best swatsman of them all. The but 292. Of the for old hoss swatted the ball around now tn the major i 34) all season Cobb, the De hase was the leader troit wonder, was next, leading the hitting 295 for the American league with 388. Cly- Mite slugged aro’ mer of Washington, Crawford of mark Cinetnnatl ft ee ~ . Soo _— = i Mitwaukee road in Washington. { who has nu inspecting the pre i liminar k on the proposed tun P nel through the Bittes Root moun 4 taine In Montana, has gone east to . i meet President Earling in Chicago. “et Pf Pater: i | ae ee ; | Se ih OAL $45,000 S.A.C. TEAM srscesces =) TURNS OUT STEAMER YOSEMITE os reor oF URive ov While speeding shouted “LT demand an apolog: 21 ball players, Secretary Charles |practtee last night. While many nl st ap ae you, str! 3 am. the, Grand CROWDED TO THE TOP Grand Duke Micha Mic Michae chaelovite a ui Williams, and Trainer McCormick, |of the former college stars who Will | was put to the trouble of . rug tan ox ret ones ghia ee = the management of the Cubs, found | turn out later in the season Werei ag 9 speedier car whiteed pect.” He added some inst Yo each man entitled to such a sum. | not on-hand last night, the material | jeayving a cloud of duat ing epithets aa emphasis, "a The Cubs received §: 0.03 as the |on hand promised a strong eleven Indignant, the Russian Calmly looking over the ap Winzers’ share of the gate recetpts,| Among those who are practically | nig chauffeur to “catch that 1 {fepring of royalty, the stranger re Gad President Murphy immediately certain to work for places on the/ dent dog” and the driver did his 4: “Well, Mister Michael, 1 am added his personal check for $12,.\team are: Else Pal the old overtaking the offending an American, and if you don't atop Boston Har bor 099.97. bringing the sum up to | high school and university fullback: |in a suburb, whore the owner he your gab I'll puoch your jaw ber of the Chicago team is today some $2,000 richer than he was : (Seattic Star Exclusive Service.) GRAND DUKE MICHAEL, yesterday morning. Dividing $4 The Seattle Athletic elub’s foot] paris. ocT. 14 000 up in equal packages between | ball team turned out for an initial | toward Paris. people was the Sunday to = happy 0 me word milltons back In benighted Ruswia unconcern of the Yankee tour was euch a shock that Mike tily and went back to his eel i yes WILLIAMS GQes EAST, Jers, & Wisconsin star; O'Brien, &| wasn whose dust he mak’ the trans aaa RAT NRT RY and approaching the car, in which To small buyers. A great deal of ft was sold to the new rallroad’s ; PARRY APPOINTED pte Sagem cane endl hours tn getting marted over five hundred people were left on the i qi | St ray afternoon, Dr. 1 A. “bt at 8 o'clock pe la lage pga Clinton Lants, the famous “U" line red to quench hts thirst The terse repty couled the aedor On the big free excursion given by C. D, Hiliman former Princeton end, and Goodfel: duke alighted, his whiskers stand aken bis h engineers and surveyors. Th ie 36 feet of water at the docks | h fi b } the captain forget to have bis excur hold ite regular meeting at the|f gion ite MN Parry waa chosen to succeed Dr N S Ww. ’ iat ext Sunday We Leave at 9 o’Clock | stay | Rusuer of several yours sev; Re@| Whee his ear came up with the of the man at tae wi = Over $150,000 Worth of Land Was Sold President H. R. Williams, of the low, a well kn we I athlete ling ob ond, ov tatertabed was ke er ’ or 0 a as 0 the stranger had OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE 9 = } at low tide, making it an ideal harbor. Owtng to a delay of three As exclusively announced in The | Ch&mber of Commerce rooms to See Te ee te Oe BROKE Gms Me tad the Boat x 2 }Grant Cathoun as health officer. He 4 | was appointed by the board late | oe tit [yesterday afternoon, after signi ]\f Sharp, rain or shine, ond will have all new tickets printed in blue, at fying hiv willingness to serve, He so “We can stop about 300 boys from going, so please call at fqualified today and assumed the C. D. Hiliman’s offices, on seeond floor in the Times ‘The management of the Alaska. | | Yukow-Pacific exposition has taken =) . OF, | | duties of the office once and get your FREE TICKETS at ONCE to INSURE YOU } & GOOD SEAT. We want to offer an apology to the 500 people ' TO PREVENT EXTORTION. | we left on the docks at Tacoma. We could not stop as we wi t were full loaded from Seattle, but we will run a special free ex- “ wi) j 5 * } vos a floor, In Times Block, at once and get your contracts on the land ‘i a 13 fer tag wintery Marra bes = have three extra men hired, so you will not have long to f t i wage swore tg © gps Mr gg a People wanting to start factories and stores, ete, or want cursion from Tacoma lat Please at our of m second uj ‘ ing to bi th n B45 \ # 4 | ree Sto wet te blioeen ae eonenn:! j mg to buy on the gr und can leave on the Flyer, boat 6:45 or ce \ dks j modation buresus, that rent rooms! pclae My de aoa a ‘aoe ood . oe on oe round 10 o'ckd n thi — — |from the owners at reasonable orning two or three round | rates, and sublet them to tran-|p tripe dally, stopping at the Harbor. Ottiees 2 - 4 ten salesmen on the grounds until sold out. You will never ll) sionts at extortionate figures. Such wen |} Rae Ane te seen ak ne have a chance again like this around Seattle on Puget Sound. OTHERS MY Lai ment of the exposition official fore being permitted to do business during the fatr TRANSFERS AT LAWTON. A ssistant surgeon, Capt. Wm. R ay You Will Learn to Save John D. Yost on his way from the Philip pines, will take Capt. Eastman's ‘ " tou Shoes for Boys Better Wearing place at Ft. Law By Saving | ASSAULT JAPANESE. Cannot Be Made } While returning home Ins i The 4 Experience IS the Charles Ito, a Japan } They are water- Great Educator. The Fleet of batt Sat navy yard More battrosnws at the navy yard | Co., was brutally assaulted proof and strong, man who has learned to than ever before. * | gang of hood! erely hur do by doing is every _ — —___— | His assaila 4 and no but made on trac of them can be found by the where counte d the com . shapely lasts petent man. Has it ever , THIEVES ARRESTED, Try . ual Deposits occurred to you that ry a pair. o 19980.08 " le t by While engaged tn selling a rol) . “<< ~ pth \ digle thenay ames+-ehaeghee of blankets, which they had stolen, Sizes 2 1-2 to SONORES T saving If you will ry Te nae ne a0 986.000.74 F |o ar Benson and | Fred Hansos 5 1-2 Resco make the start and put jin a First ay a little system into your wen Hobbard. as i at Beecied efforts you 1 soon 3 | foll of blankets 1 142,408.35 get the habit You'll On the Square. Opposite the Totem Pole. the pair of trou were found un find that every dollas der the coat of one of the on. you put in The Scandi Jers navian Bank is tbl STR TCA Ipful dollar H No matter what the others tell Oar ge ean ° Rae Cnet oe se ee ee gen he courages you to further you, take our advice and look at | summit atret car pure thrift; it also earns its own little share of com night about 10 o » econd pound interest for you Regal$2Hats =~ Raymond» On Savings O, Compound We Pay o Interest hips at aavy yard }than ever before. eee Before you buy that Fall hat. TEA x Hl You can’t lose anything and you oyl Remember that our Savings Depart ment is open every Saturday Evening from 5 to 8 o'clock, with extra clerks, e So much goodness have at least a dollar to gain. dwells in a little dry : Compare them with any $3 hat leaf ! 405 Pike won | Street Your gr tra windows, extra facilities of every sort. in Seattle. in vend Scandinavian American Bank | mame Alaska Building, Seatile =m MORNING Notice the Extra Special Savings. 91.35 Black Taffeta Silks | From 8:30 a. m. to 12 m. To - morrow, at ‘ YARD The “staple ns wheat” kind: ge , 1; , most wenrfgl quality; ire dye; Justrows; natural finish; no foreign substaney used to give ther ight. These a H { 4 mont dependable charaeter Dor tate »% libera ” morning, Here's. great value at a Dolla Attractive lot of Waists Values to $3.98-—~ From 8:30 a. m. to 12 m, To ~ resting morrow, at A big, Inviting bar in group int tyle vartety, Watate of batistes, Oxford cloths, brillianttr un's vellings, ete, Tailored and faney trimmed eff All the di able colorings; | all sizes, Keonomical women will enjoy choosing iminensely, Come early tomorrow morning Mercerized Table Dam. Splendid 75¢ Values— 5dc From 8:30 a. m. to 12 m. To morrow, at YARD, Of pure snow white bleach. 64 inches wide, >} sold to de und no C. O. D. or phone ort filled Lower Floor. Case of New Percales Best 166 Quality— 1 c From 6:30 a, m. to 12 m. To morrow, at YARD. Inviting array of fifty different patterns. You'll fing ew color of the rainbow represented, Nope sold to dealers, Noe O. D. or phone orders Lower Floor. 600 Yards Velling From 8:30 a. m. to 12 m. To c morrow, at .. YARD Splendid savings, but, of course, early comers will have beg t in New Neck Ruchings Regular 25¢ Value— 19¢ From 8:30 a. m. to 12 m. To morrow, at . * ° YARD, Frosh, attractive assortment, inc ng ruchings for every manner of use 25e Patent Leather Bags and Purses— S From 8:30 a. m. to 12 m. To Morrow, at ...ceeceees EACH, Immense stock. Choose as you will tomorrow at only s dime—and save THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST CARYVEY~ 113 — 5-17 SECOND METROPOLITAN BROKERAGE COMPANY, —-——— BROK ERS. -—____ Stocks, Bonds and Grain. Private Wires. Phones—Sunset Male 2867, Ind. 2505. Rooms 1007-1008, American Bank Building. - + mea =, | | Traveling Eastward? GO NORTHERN PACIFIC Fast transcontinental Service. Pullman standard and tourist sleeping cars, with large and comfortable berths. 1 Superb dining cars—varied menus and excellent service. Luxurious observation car daily on the “North Coast Limited.” For fares and reservations call on J. O. M’MULLEN, C. P. A., Seattle, Wash, A. TINLING, G. A., Seattle, Wash. Northern Pacific Railway | A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A | Portland, Oregon. AND HIS BAND 1 play for you whene ike if you own ® VICTOR TALKING MACHINE Victors $10 to $100. We will make the term: money will never miss the “The Sealtle Spirit” tt t for me it will do the same for you t order & ease of and if you don’t get he he exclusive bottlers i ent Pride,” and it is cer sinly the beer of secrets. Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Phone 927. Company

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