The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1907, Page 5

(By United Press) 0, Qt It —"Marr can taxe care of Vick ov porate & cooperat who Will interest herse! on work you har Baward H. Harriman» a young men, an! be foun with Stuyvesant Fis of the Minos Contra » said Mr Harr NeW INCORPORATIONS ram Service.) ‘Oct. 17 rs have decretary of state , af Boat ODoaneti and J. C on an eet mane. aa total of 1.162 enroll tarries the from the eastern the state. There are 86 OFFICIALS GO EAST. Dabney and J. 8 @ the bead officials of th x: at Atlantic City TO CELEBRATE. Oct. 17, 1907, sid of the American !+ “r be @ candidate at Hill residents last night, for Of securing another line to that section. ap t present to the coun Hot Plates are A large number Rfactory cost. You | Gas & Stove Tubing. ¢ Minch ag ‘an an e. reain . per toot ” 5c Gas Lights. H00—The bates M Welsbach Gas Light, p Petay ASC Grindstones $1.50—Best qualtt Berea Mountain Fam one; Bargain 98c only . We want to cl of lines of China, and also ular low price. a Rotter Axes. 156—Simmons Hard pany’s Famous Keen Biued = Steel, finest inte Axes $1 19 sa cniid's Gas Balls yas: nr Store, Friday New 5 and have edildren, as many ive wo to do.” Cage from the strene “ja Bot senentialty a doatness ae The follow been Pulley & Manufac $50,000 W. F. Jobus and B,/ Ht Trading company. of Se ark for from Western Washing | Lakes, CR Oo, have gone cast to at ed the meeting of the National) yest and Interurban Railway as New Jer) will be} Pood f tan) Terry av anniversary of the rails « the American flag in the ter. ~ af Alaska, and the joca! Alas. ; Will celebrate the event in || with appropriate cere $8 mayor for four years. the}! He will be opposed || te, the and | at all | Sommitive to deaw “0 ae Tie rat King Gas Hot Plate made, and were shipped by boat around the y tusted from being drenched by water, but the sm ip company pays ble for us to place them on sale at a little less by purchasing one of these Hot Plates | Price Sale of Genuine Haviland China Haviland Decorated and to get quick action offer your Shoice tomorrow at half our reg RIMAN SAYS: ARRY EARLY” HOT SPRINGS, Ark, ¢ 7 proponittim, im fact tt whould never! nig it tien hy sserette y | be regarded as such, but, never | married Lilie Amu man, noe of olen so ol | sh theless, marriag fen plays &/ the millionaire bre in St. Lout ones, Sagres Bart 28 SSS TEOO liek teenaed, Dae bean . “Srrenies 4 | ht . ~ # route for what t commonly called SU! unon telegraphic orders he coat, f shall toll you what suo | fi mye! oone: ee Tas If} coun really is. It ia the accom | - */plishment of any task as well of | d- | better 4 other than the same task by aa To the young man who would be a success, | would give hj these hints: Always be courteous I, | Always be fr you can under all ciroumstances 1.) Marry early and have as many chil dren as you can care for.” TWO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY. Two new candidates for the po attions om the board of school di reet jeh will be made va cant BY expiration of the terms fof office 6f John Sehram and Dr W. A. Shannon, are already in the) } tetd d Reeves and Rev, F. L. Forbes Mr. Reeves is a ctvil engineer, and Mining company, of| Was secretary of the 1907 Chris a Frank 'W.|tian Eindeaver committee, Mr Pe Fox, T. F. Ma.-| Fe os is aseletant paster of the 3. | First Prosbytertan church PREPARING NEW LISTS. ‘4 aaa A Itst of magazines and pertodt-| leals devoted to the profeasions is being made up by the officials of the local pabdtic Hbrary wrecuss RSGRADING. y.| Property owners interested tn ‘the University of | the proposed widening of Western names of | ®¥ between University and Kagte | sts. discussed ea | with City night BUILD ARMORY AT ONCE. Lamping. of the has announced that the ¢| Work on the new $250,000 armery, to be built on Western av., will start within 30 days, un jleas set back by proposed street | | Improvements. the mgineer Thomson last George B. |N. G. W state Secunia | Baby Show Every te son an intere lexhibition of bables ts hel show at the armory The winners are ah prizes | | Your Groceryman | Is the Modern Milkman, Recause He Selis Carnation Milk, Sterilized, At Ten Cents a Can He Saves Half Your Milk Stil. $1.29 double-sawed burner, the of these plates are slight the damages, mak cing it 1 can't make faster money Cake Griddles. Worth $1.25—Round Cake Griddles need no grease 79c or ofl; for Bargatr Friday at Pickling Jars. Worth 60c— fe me Pi Jars, with cow ation vn a in the city; Bar gain Friday c Canvas Gloves. Worth 1e—A pair of He Canvas PleecelLined M t nen's Working 0) only ose out a number Half Price a few odd pieces, Killflea ro Soap. ns W eake Paring Knives Worth 25e immons Hard ware Cor an Keen Kutter Razor teel Blade Paring Knife; Bargain 13 Friday Cc Prisco Lanterns. Worth6te Tubular Side I . and K |SPELGERHURLBUT 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET Do the best | The new aspirants are Cart! improvement | THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1907. pram Must Go to Triat RATHDRUM, Got 1T.—Next Wednesday Steve Adame it go on trial for the mura Pred Tyler, in the Marble Creek Matriet, | Adam wae a pal of Orchard, It ta| stated that Darrow will not be ablo to take part tn the trial, being in terested tn the Pettibone Suse, f whieh will be on at the samo time Bridegroom Arrested. ARE BANISHED | FOR GRAFTING } (By United Press.) ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 17.—Graft ing On a large seale haw been dis covered in the Kgyptian govern: | ment and Socrates Bey Spiro, the director of services, together with the chief of the staff, the inapec: | harbor, the the port of Rosetta and | numbers of other officiats have been banished from Raypt } HINDUS GO 60UTH, |}. About 20 Hindus and Afghans, | from Vancouver, B. ©. [rammed | through Seattle erday on their way to Chico, Cal, where they ex jpect to secure employment in s match factory. Submitted to People SPRINGFIELD, I, Oct. 17 Ry |& unanimous vote the state senate adopted a joint resolution provid jing for the submission to the peo jple of & constitutional amendment for @ $20,000,000 bond tasue to pro loeed with the deep waterway pro feo | Jeet | To Fix Meeting Place. WASHINGTON, Oct 11.—The call for the meeting of the Repub jlican national for the | purpose of fixing the time and place for boiding the national republican convention will be lasued, probably committee next Monday Leave Pler 3 to soe battleship toe .: Getting ee ee The greatest Su every wanted length, eve Men's Gloves, in all t tan, brown and gra in-Hand and bat style caded effects, in a varie ALL SUITS | elsco next spring, when the Pacific| A. ts in America at the prices LITTLE THINGS MAKE UP A. BRIE 103, 105, 107 First ‘ve. MURDER ATTEMPTED. WAR TALK IS (By United Press.) CHICAGO, Oot, 1T—TKmtiio Pam: | the po, & Mexican revolutioniat from | sion of | Low Angelos, claims that agents | miles f of President Diag sought to kill) Minne Aim last night by firtng atx shote (By Untied Press.) ut him whiie he was walking was VANCOUVER, B.C, Oct. 17 “All this talk of war between the Japanone and the United Staton | willants immedte nte is rank nonsense, The Japanese | ™ people never entertained the \deal Med even remotely, Their great ambi tion Is & natural one, to advance in arta and civilization.” Thin was the way in which Mr, Justice Tra ax, New York state suprome court summed up his impreasions after Hix weeks’ visit to Nippon, He was & homeward passenger on the tmpreas liner which reached here erday the north » He saya he fe! ed death by falling and that bia as y fled Turkish baths, “under Grand th Mr. Wage Earner, yo would be ahead in the Bank, ran ments be regarding u Farmers’ National Congress. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Get wiennd ie 17—The annual mooting of the|f Unnecessary, Farmers’ National congress, with offer you every facility. delegates in attendance from prac: | Heally every wtate and torritory in| the union, opened here today Dewey to Visit tsa WASHINGTON, Get miral Dewey will visit Ban, Fran-ifl jsauadron Is there Buy your hat of BN. Broo |©o., 1381 Second av, ee ree More must Explosion Kills One. MISSOULA, Mont, man killed and result than ever admit game if you had depo regularly a portion of your earnings in a Savings If you have tried this plan our urging is but if you haven't, Him; wan the GTON Oct, 17 of @ promature explo! blaat at Nine here, Carl Klason Oct. 17 CAN DIDLY that we are glad to Remember protected by the moisture and dust- proof package which brings them to your table with a delicious crispness and gavory flavor that give a new, relish to oysters, soups, or chowder ¢ BRIDGE _ Largest Clothing House on the Coast. 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Tacoma. | AMUSE MENTS. | ne nnn eee ed { John Cort, THE Week GRAND ic Seturday, deste Busley tn onight and Alt ‘THE OLIVER Spring St Admission L1oO1Is TEA Tee ain 1204 4334 Week of Oot per 14, 1907 winy at Prod wday and Friday ¢ Matiness Victor Rec nin pws Maud Pawall en-inch $1.00 Bach. 64028—Polonaise Viouxtemps 64027—Slavenie ( e & eevee Neruda 64073-—Menuett ads ‘ Mozart 64074 avenit ' Drdla t a 1 bert ») Minute W Chopin 1 h $1.50 Wact ‘ & F iy V nps 26—I From “1” M ‘ Mendelssohn will be l to ny Rec is f at 1¢ 406 Sec ond Avenue _ SEATTLE THEATER A THIRD AVENUE THEATER | Star Se ane Ses ee oe PANTAGES ¥ AUDE v 1 te | ae | Phone Ind Rosenbaum, Manager. UNITED ST: mun 7 COMPAN P A hes ® Daily 2:30, . For Lad 1 xt Week, Extraordinary rete, | |