The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1907, Page 3

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THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNPADAY, OCT. 23, 1907. . W. ©. T. U. CONVENTION, THE REAL B L 0 R DA i S FORM rs 1909 national convention of Al. 0 N ACE the Women's Christian Temperance a bru = | Union will be invited to hold its ses “ Ss sions In this city, a# a compliment ’ to the Alaska: Yukon: Pactfic expo sition, Director General I. A doau of the fair has been authored DRAFTS BY COAST LEAGUE PROMISE TROUBLE ¥ q jby the Chamber of Commerce to jextend the invitation | Because the Goast league Roth of these men have been | through pretending to still be a) figured on by thelr managers an Cigse A organization, when in re-| mainstys for next year's tog alfty it in not now fast enough |and, While they might have to keep pace with most of the /ingly been parted wit® to the big Clase B leagues we drafted pla leagues, or to @ league that was . from the went league Clase A in caliber jeoffe Shroed there in apt be immediate er and Kddie Quinn are going to trouble between the two organiza |make @ holler about letting thetr tions which may result in one or | stars be drafted by a league that or ft that ft is not org v t aa a aspen jaring the wany individual democrat ized to represent the best eleme held at the Olympus cratic politics, Senator George F.| Allegtag that he was henpecked. ped for the purpose of either | : Many democrats are still of th pratic club adop f thelr party, bat as a machine County Democra d took steps to ce brace Cotterill also came in for some op. | the special feature of which epere | am o ne or opposing the fnterest® Giinion that the club is not organ DIVORCE BPE consticution last night nt » oppose Mayor Moore in demo may, January & and Jot or proposed |tion wis the habit of his wife ef jon when a mer 4 " . : » detaila eoncern- | the other of them goieg outlaw in not as “fast or as important as April, 13, each he be asked to address the asking him all the details concern: | ¢ pirteday, Ap! Another "momber arose and|{ng the age, vex and character of ‘ The National association, which|the Northwest league Date, : one has always favored the Cont k 4 vegtd «President lared. his pationts, and all the oceurrences The drafts approved to the Onk- og Foye Mayor Tom | This man Cotterill is a muntot-/@f his datly praetioe, Dr, Brnest 1 | langue, becaune 1 had to promise iand by the National commiusion, ovat, William Jon; pal ownership man and a prokibt.| Mekford yesterday filed a divorce almost anything to get the ont | as wnnounced tod are Jagngcn of Ereve'te r tion! complaint against his wife, Belle lawy—when the Coast league was evan Gar. domph Folk, of/tonist, and T do not think a dome apa ‘ Dellar, pitcher of Tacoma club, a ble Class A league, instead of al Gov, Jetty Johneor of cratic club wants to hear from, Mekford the little, one-horse organization | Pacife Northwest league . i " ok fort » on at . reanization . celle hb vereed barbs F ‘ a oe ae eee & bos it is now-—tnto the fold, has just} Hardy, piteher from Troy, New 7 i New Yor, to se Others defended Cottertil Hotel Seattle, and is a well known vi , gator Chanter, oF ° Seattle physician, He ia the owner approved drafts of the Oakland | York State league club by which Pbil Dellar, the star| McFarland, pitcher from Tempe, pitcher of the Tacoma team, and | Arizona Altman, the infielder and catcher Altman, Spokane club, Pacific — . of the Renton Hil Pharmacy. The " Dr. ‘Bickford offers). hi j 8 gil, Oe. Moke oe ed of Spokane, must report to the! Northwest league, infielder and TWO NEW BUILDINGS. { On THE er and educator throughout the © a }east AE | CHECKS CAUSE ARREST. | 7 ok yoere ATTRACTIVE HAT tlet chu of thie clity, vice Rev. ; usr | , Myron W ayne esigned He . ed Jast night that he had recety.| J, M. Frink is preparing to build] od jot Weep kame ae ee aan Oct. 2. ed assurances from certain of the | a aporary brick building on the | ~ - : supervisors that he would be grant. | west side of Third av., near Colum: | af matching Pa fc | od the November fight permit and bla st., and the Meteor | Wik George Memsic, Al he also stated that Thomas and | pany will also build a similar struct fe now for a bantam | Ketchell had promised that théy ure on a lot owned by the corpora - ‘ Dp or oo oO y nO eas 0 ol | from England, and Frankie © last night. The heavy./ structures will be used for stores Suspected of having passed sev- eral bad checks, H. L. Hall was arrested yesterday by the local po- lee and Is now in custody, pepd- ing an investigation Hall denies the charge. Nel t Charlie Harvey, represent ears chiefly as minister for mer school of the Washington Unt fe Yast night, and if the Jimmy, The latter ts open INJURED BY FALL o ————— versity visit Europe next summer or engagements on the coast (Boattlc Star’a Exclusive Service.) ford, head of the As the result of a fall yesterday ney he needed by the end of |Dr. F. M. Padd ge says Jimmy can make 135 , 4 KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 23— the Week—and, sure enough bis |department of English Hterature tn at 3 o'clock, and a willing to go as |ffom, the high trestle over Sixth | TANGA CITY. Mo. Det, 24 |tatth ‘was alwaya justified that institution, who visited Burope high as 186 pounds ringside for |A¥- 8. and King st, Loule Pierre, | Wiel the Mia Of Wall eect | Stiiwell fe always indignant | last year, contemplaten going again seem gnncunc- | Ketchet! a workman, is a the AysGs | ke Kanehe ( Me Orient | When charged with using hypno- | taking a select party with him | Glee ‘ " Emergency hospital with several Kansas City, Mexico ol : ven | iam upon ‘his clients and financial | The purpose 1s to broaden the view | see DalUieshipa Soap Lake Salts will relieve ibs broke: r amber of bad |TMllway i# being constructed by + Anca ag oe age ag 1 } 6 . Pier 2 to -. : F mH and @ number of bad |) gtitwell from Kansas City to/dackers. He admits that he is sin-|0f the high schoo! teachers forms of rheumatiam. bruises (By United Press.) BERLIN, Oct Count Molt ke’e libel sult against Editor Max- imiliian Harden began in the civil court today. The outcome tnvol the reputation of Moltke and all t warriors and courtiers known The Knights of the Round Table, who fromed the Kaiser's “Kitchen Cabinet” up to the time the crown prince Iaid Harden's accusations before his father po, Mexico, The ra in the Christian Science it the Pacific coast He says that some years ago Kansas City than be was given up by physicians as the present tran: natinental D4Ving an incurable disease, Chris tian Selence cured him itn four tiwell ia the genius and guid “8y8, and he has never since had ng hand of the road. He says #8 ache or & pain | t are two ways to build a ral He admits he takes his religion road, One way is to go to Wall !to bis business, and he believes | st. and tell the tinanclers about it, that other people ought to do the if they it they'll build ft, and ®4me, for religion and business are you be 4 secretar Another both founded on faith, and with (By United Press.) | —————— S===THE GROTE-RANKIN COMPANY <=2=cssssmmenemrren Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels. Mid-Week Sale SME Week Sale Specials are for cash only. No C, 0. D. nor Mail orders promptly and carefully taken care of. The way is to build {t without Wall ets OUt faith in your fellowmen Ife; gacRaMENTO, Cal, Oct. 28—! A popular instrument in Madagas aid, then Keep the road and oper a Pom pty — uselena In one of the best 20-round mills car is the bamboo guitar, made from ate it yourne! © says his success has not been | seen in Sacramento, Monte Attell ja bamboo cane six feet long. The ‘That the road will be put in oper. | dhe to Christian Science and attrib: tage night clearly displayed bis #u cavity serves as the sounding board. red, | thes It to the fact that he plays a 1,700 | Straight game, has nothing to con ation Without Wall at. te a Stilwell says t periority over Al Emmick as a Strings are cut out between the orders for them can be boxer and everything in general A white beaver veil hat has a! joints and are stretched by bridges. rved at all times to limit ¢ railway 0 miles is being financed by faith. }eeal, nothing to evade and keeps : Emmick was long on gameness and! large bell crown and | ~ « tor fro a ‘gold to each customer In addition to its promoter and |@¥ rom Wall at staying qualities, but short on trimmed with one large wh yullder, there are a number of | %& know! go of the game Emmick had the opening rounds, but f » the sixth scarf passes over the crown and there was nothing to it but At-|{s knotted under the chin 1, who gradually wore bis man = down with body blows | WANT NEW PASTOR, Rey. B. L. Whitman, D. D., of N | The aigret lke tall has deep points yettor of the of French blue. The white chiffon Chetnt orate an Scientists on the dire : : Golden or Weathered Oak **' 3: {otter filled Folding Table “on Special $1.95 ==. = Special | Bech R Pric es, Milled h food qualit egular Price| Sf. pong the sharebolders ae been accused of ap ng to financial matters the prin which mambern of the Chris ence religion apply to phys ntal and spiritual diffieul m been sald that bullding he prays for wets it Men, who THE MARKETS | | reestekig Ss bees eched e's The arrival of the steamer Wat _ 5 = Ay 1 covered * . gs with him, say son and Pueblo brought a large $5.2: ) sed wine he often to that he had no supply of California grapes on 2g SEE a 1a mentalarmreret is at that particular moment av. this morning. The has © the knotted Regula + did not know wh he was : ofl gon lien = A TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN, one as | ch: sveciel, 91 95 See tal be Caria hana ae ing shipments have beoeght EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRA “Bove top oa ' A supply of chestnuts was re TOR OR RECEIVER Remember otherw eeived from California this morn ing Business was reported as fair this morning, with no changes im quo- tations. inches savers." "eh | All Feather Pillows santeh bene, Te Underpriced stanti ba ureday, Friday and Sat thoroughly w every w of Ba manufacture, and sta | be cg ol f = ate fe a ath nt va « sigh “ THAT WE ARE FULLY j , | folded, and occupies a | prices. Take antage EQUIPPED TO PERFORM very small space when this opportunity if you ne y not In use. Th Pillow Regular prices THE WORK OF ALL THESE [et the best values in Folding Tables we have ever been a This Full Size Iron Bed Special $3.75 Regular Price $7 Bed shown in iNustration ts range from, a pair $1.25 .. $12.50 OFFICES, EFFECTIVELY AND ECONOMICALLY, AND WITH ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION PROMOTER A. E. STILWELL AND ROUTE OF KANSAS CITY, MEXICO & ORIENT RAILROAD. MAYOR MOORE TALKS MUNICIPAL IDEALS Habit ” and get that new Fall S ranche butter 20@21 Pouttry. Union Savings & Trust Co. | Corner Second and Cherry. Mayor Moore explained his muni-; {sts or of other political complexion. cipal ideals at a meeting of the! He commended the policy of an Men's club of Trinity Parish church nexation as furnishing territory for last nigh the homes of citizens, as good citi 1 roosters, 10012 jie; roasters, Mei a He declared that upon the class senship depends upon ownership of Cheese. Size, white or green enam of men he was addressing rests the homes and the rearing of families ‘ ¥@ite; Wie ¥ a COFFEE. wd paonve in appear esponsibility of good government,| He commended the Japanese of sr Sabiphat cael nea thsgsin cl ? = igh head and foot, and advine them to elect those ‘the city as law abiding citizens. . F? 5 heavy. bent top rod and cota e who w ratand|and cited their offer to co-oper oe porn From Good is so good and poor is « Upright filling rods. Fill their duties and pe them re-|ate with the board of health in Sreaen seaen, © “fy \ ; shi} feds are held in place by gardiess of whether they are re-|preventing the spread of bubonic Lime 904 Coment. Silagar. al sonponry hae Polling see This ts a lear democrat yhi bition: | plague « porte bo. o " Bed y ’ areree Na amen ver aa cemeat. California. pa Sovhumag nad Hans |" tomorrow = * . = bh, 008, a Day at the Races," Is the headline | 1 ooo) jiiee stg \W3\O0 AY Ox Your grocer fetktne Your seule AMUSEMENTS ake erent: d ey —=—=—rv ovr’ & , : ty The Lyric—Nine feature acts ; ae i AMUSE MENTS. i cluding special selections from a ye ee ty or ee . . . John Cort, Cut Glass Nappies Reduced in Price iene wae isa ee THE GRAND iene ‘ ape 3 i aw Ge aigagtang : ct awing crowds at} oy, Ojiver—“The Mayor of 3 ; Tonight and All Week. Special F Matinee Wednesday. Henry M by H.C. Fry & Co., whose goods ha ! all tha ’ he , ar. The company 18) sm, X at the Oliver theater, New | primes, $&: Cescord “CHECKERS.” bla mat pet uri ; from . « ‘ : are eae Gee wt m % pletures are being shown $1.00, $1.50. ext—Irabel Irv- CT ORS te capmoreye $1.00 ll os 2 wy SPANFORD PLAYING * ro ae x : ti ~ {NEVADA TODAY © = : 1 1 h pa i 4 1 — $5.50 Lace 2.85 a1 FR el ATTLE THEATER . 3.50 Lace Curtains at $2.85 a Pair rANFOE NIN ; r | $800 Lace Curtains, $1.95 a Pair Peas 7 grows . 1 ; ¢ A CU bs. The’Wanaite "eek te " M A RAF Por tomorrow we oft: nt of some k + r edge R golds ili t inst tt slay se Kent “Shei he Hoorah ° and 1 * R against the nm ‘ he Meir to the Heorah.” I M a Wing over two hur ; « Lace Cu $2.50 a pa al $2 85 , cA - of Ne aft: | yp sn talng, about two-thirds being A an Rens " ' ; ‘ } the annua je | tb 7 =— = - | 7 Maes, and the rem ance $3.00 Lace Curtains at $1.65-a Pair ‘*.! ee ee Be le THIRD AVENUE THEATER fer at, Yards long, with edge and tnsertior cae o, Saco u y At theLois. al f tanford and Call. | ff ts onal, oe si : ete mat dining rooms, Mbrari Sarrawe ‘ AP oie allege» th fome” at} f@ ft as Call \ May and Peedstutre ninco amaie asa nie oenasivene eeraaner a $1.95 ge $1.65 , 1 nla Ba Nevade vi # last w , ; , soak rete ; = co. Ist uM : : e Fay ct! STANFORD AGAIN [£22.02 stata. , Star iS eae Pate anutm, #hoe 1 ‘ ‘ Day at the Races ALL THE CREDIT Pantagee P ble (By United Press.) HID IN STORE | LOIS THEATER YOU. WANT r F FORD UNIVERSITY, Ca . . y “All the ¢ tb alg i nd “4 We Make f 1 Ki ha A t ave his name | Payers ; ‘ aod Rae ' t from Dar M Re ib age a ° * pl , ful rowing coach at | 16, w : se toe tee LYRIC THEATER SECOND AVE Oriental Hilliard and Pool Par. | an@ coa ¢ oarsmen for another {and booked at headquarters. ‘The |* — ee unin? 5, || Deliveries} \ een Sess peernglnn gs BoB gpl mu oer a PAY LATER® } ir ace for ge , More battleships at oavy yard and then help. bimsee to auch o Fn Mane gi & . ere than ever before ee8 | ticle an he wanted _— vm * .

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