The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1907, Page 7

MPED REFUSE HROUGH FLOORS z . ie ee Y Shows That Commission Men of West-' : * Th Litt Tid fl t Be-| * THIS 18 PROPER. o * . am Avenue Have Thrown Litter Onto Tideflats Be-\: oy, nica prem . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. « Their Business Houses, Furnishing Food for| * T—With @ view to making a ® i 4 di R ' report on the desirability of & j ® See’‘le, Denver, St. Louis, Chi & . Ye Plague-Sprea ing Nats. | ® camo, Pittsburg, Boston and & i ® Atlantic City an convention * : m Fer each 1,000 rata caught by a| ® citles, Acting Chairman New & na repeatertly Aber Of the brigade, the rat. |* and Secretary Dover a ®| 4 yor (at the comm!s , Catcher wilt be entitied to a bonus! *® tonal repabtican * x ore. Mf from $50 to $100, the amount not|* Will tour those cities so they & peer Siiniieoun rsivet being determined. These of | ® An submit their report at the & . be| fore are expected to stimulate the|® Washington. meeting ca De- & a the rere | destruction of rate matertally © comber. 4 2 day afte y De A number of new men were put|® *) ” charge to work this morning under In| ** ** @& ee ee eae e a hing © y tt pector Comba, They will const agg camels tute the sanitary brigade to work MAKE CHARGE OF by an agent of tho} under Dr, Bourns. railroad, whieh Poisoning Rats. D . "eo tin pail full of poisoned ad, left 7 “ve the headquarters of the health de. The Atlas Lumber & Shingle Co. A te nt at one o'clock thie after in its sult againet the Great North tintributing the pote food in the Ortental quarter placing It wherever a rat is apt to ern railway in the federal affidavits court charging has filed 16 get it discrimination by the read in the ty thie plan it ts expected that) matter of supplying cars. The af fective work will be ac | fidavit of Everett Griggs, vice pr of lime w ‘ complished. Bach man can cover ident of the St. Paul @ on dumps & square block a day, placing the Lumber Co. charges that the rail " e poison and instructing the people road has been holding cars for te promised /tiving in the block as to its use.|three and four days at ages | “ wore SPS) im thie way an area of 32 square awaiting Oriental shipments, fr © blocks can be covered each day.) refusing to allow the Thia work {ts under the directiom| used by the local lumbermes. 2 be | of Dr. Cofer t RarDAgY A new force of 18 mon went toy RESIDENCE BURNS. effort work this morning under the Hiroe fF make Western av. sant tion of Dr. Rourns, being distribut-| The residence of C. A. Taylor at ed in the business aad residence | Brighton Beach was od haat eerease Rat Bounty districts night, lack of wate ing it i=. fala are not > agh Condomn Shacks Ossitle to wave th thding ihe health depart n n suf! ‘The board of health today com a that some one bad oat numbers the boot an active campaign |e? the house decided to off shacks that are unsanitary |0Ut this proved to : marae 08 ism of $5 for every ra rm retreats for rats, ta al a ths) taints at toate me building 2 " f the city, Five stables he time o | >thejand's number at "Sixth av. awd | HENEY WILL BUILD Bois * per! Pine st. and Seventh av, and. Pit ou The work was extended to Nort! GUGGENHEIM ROAD ‘ Cofer has also ( i to of | Seattle and the r ea bounty to stim 8 he mem-| of the city ia a Wee rat brigade working um (the buildings that « in tbe Or Oriental distriet. will be torn down and if present plane matertalize statin Shasta on am |there will be 20 miles of the Cop River & Northweste PRIEST DEFENDS 2 Alaska, toward th ertor by oa wary 1, 1908 The contract has a been closed by the with M. J interests THE BOARD OF CONTROL : 1 meat of the White Pa ' shesieiditetianseiiiaalil m raftroad, for the construc i oe the board of con paper were that ne bad the new line, and Cordova 3 t b b formerly known as Orea, has been bes We Associated Students of ated the cc ton by fat selected as the seaboa: + F choose a « al wanager 4 i of Washington bas i os ashington DAS y» leaving affaire in the hands af |** < . @ fy in handling the funds half « dozen {1 vertised seaport that bas proved | managers Be gAmeeciated Studentsa, was who we pot tend ta be no seaport at all feet before a meeting of the! Dean Priest that Vier | BANK PRESIDENT TO PEN Hbe@y in the varsity gyar | president F > A aU. Ww by Dean A. R.jhad be made treasurer. whieh (By United Press.) ge of Liberal Rapecity wae pty “en | WANGA® CITY, Nev, t.-De. P f the Mate tier, Mo. 906 years fm t McPherson fn president ” ytomber 29. satenced to tive entiary by J when was within coustite tents, in ot the netion board's ac under th Associated St wf two law tind @ he federal cour The conviction tre ge Ah ty was on the charge of misapplying soo gy ti the funds of the bank. Mr. Tysard ager can b charge of affairs. | ia ENTERTAINING, Lo TAKES HIS FRIENDS ON A $500,000 CRUISE is past 70 years old, Ucally paralyzed by the « rollers aud is prac To Endorse A-Y.P. © WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 7 Defigtte hare been given that the president will, in his [annual message to congress, warm lly arse the Alaska Yukou-Pe eifle exposition project THIS assurances liar Pleasure Ship and Col. Thompson. an ocear er for They will oper 4 a year a OMplete his |iat me te; 7 tween Galveston and Liverpool : 16 of th The steamer te cight ra old, 91 feet long, and has triple expan fon engines. The Mineola is now betng © into a Bad, a8 might be Rucased 804 Generous enter & eapitaliat Hu oom decorated, bath are be We have. Annapolis and gree of renee | ene in the elty. Fashionable coloring and styles for men of all tastes and on, Suit P to practicn law. Hit are heing put Pes payee seo and suits for tall, slender mon, all at the same price. ¢ in white and gold also o it Biue and black serges in double and single-breasted styles; black unfimished worsteds, tn dow |i a ° The alterations wi blebreasted, and fancy worsteds in every new pattern and weave, are shown at this price | « comt over $100,000 More battleships at © before navy < g@NORTHWEST TRUST & A trip he chart fom Which bas te. We have rviewable and grays. nobby, se by WOhtacnna MesivenT PLEA ; — - g SAFE DEPOSIT SE ES ERPTON, Nov. 1 t COMPANY rvorcoat me tht * — | * | first Ave. and Columbia St — « * SEATYLE, WASH, et Ns ea ‘ r amy a "27 Foonomical NDERWE * k 1 Cotton, heavy w tf Service fe MO with r safety than could be - y conomically and Special any individual ®. SHORROCK, President J. P. HARTMAN a b Vice President {DIOR MY ws Jecretary A. BR LARGES 103-105-107 Meld cal) Cashier General Peray e BgKeKtion that #64 eriming Apert. Interest paid on Sayings . We Will Accept Clearing House Certificates for Ca at this price, a quality ALL THESE AT Fifteen Dollars All Suits Pressed ar ATTLE STAR-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST UNIFORM OF 15-MONTH BABY SOME DAY TO BE WAR LORD OF GERMANY 7, 1907, Photograph just arrived in thie =e see of the way the rest of the session} wae & stagnant and uninteresting} affair, displaying absolutely no} anap to busin and being left to drift, the 1 fluctuated be-| “TRIAL OF ket twoon weakness and small railies without sent of note im any dey he last hour of trading thurst of liqui dation was ce d on Canadian Pacific, and t sue lost ax points from the opening. The sea-| Jon od With severe selling (@y United Peeead im all (ssuen and prices closed weak RATHDRUM, Idaho, Now Fae pe Be letem | Jentification of the remains, a | for whose death Steve Adame ts } trial for bis life, will be more | thoroughly gone into at this time! A fourmasted ship in tow passed | than at the former trial, in whieh | Port Crescent early this forenoon | the fury disagreed, Thia wae one|with her fing at half mast. Her| of the states weak points at the identity or the death is not known first trisl. A brotherinlaw Of) voweginn ship Alpha from Ta Tyler, Jacob Yeager, testified to the s han arrtved at Yokohama | articles of wearing apparel which » her deckload shifted and wain |] were found on and near the bod | and sald he particularly recognized | #* . & part of a shoe because he nite While the Santa Ana was at Ca |} t* time before, and he knew tala t two anchors andi] the hows ehain tn erce storm | the que he recogn! red tn the court room as m as to whether or not pxhibited of Fred Tyler. The court decided to hear | — - —- | authorities ot admineability of | this question at this time James & Hawley was in the 4 court room thf rning. but took f THE MODERN WAY 18 TO | no active part in cane beyond If USs | suqxestiog a few words to Knight | who is leading today for the state ip Carnation Milk Sterilized STOCK MARKET IN NEW YORK (By United Preee.) i NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—The ligui i dation that characterized the final|! here you a raw tattk be hour of trading yeaterday, was car |) aye tis full fla ‘ h in fed over into today's market and || yg: ' the opening was war adn at ‘oe. Add tw ywer level Th ortte sec Cheaper ia ca ties showed lomves ranging from 1! : to 3 points on th al figure, | | After the opening orders were out - Specia oo FKOR Friday and Saturday Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Cravenettes At $12.50 and $15.00: of goods and newnens of style that cannot be feated any Overcoats and lish Overcoats, in tan, coverts, mixed tweeda, plain blacks Cravenettes worsteds and black mixed, in heavy weights. “As goo THE SAME PRICE SENT Ss soc] |. $1.00, $3.00 AR $1.00 75e on Hats $2 to $3 id Kept in Repair Free of Charge IDGE & CO. T CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST. First Ave. and 89-91-93 Yester Way er’s Sale. UNDERMU and 65c edged, plain hemmed with lace in DEMOCRATIC CLUB** RECEIVER'S SALE Every day is Bargain Day at the great sale of the McCarthy Stock. Friday will no doubt be one of the busiest of the week, because of continued offerings of large assortments of the c prices which are unrivaled in their lowness. Save money on the goods you want than right now at the McCarthy Receiv- Read the following examples— — W SLINS Muslin sertion and hemstit good qualities at the r Receiver's by the R« assortment, j nent a Sits ae oop ba EVE eae the newest styles | Misses’ $4.5 [0 Sweaters at only | 69c Fascinators at only ......30¢ Rik di dcockcdkeci cab ces ae $2.75 98e Fascinators at only ......69¢ | Ladies’ $5.50 Sweaters at only | $1.35 Fascinators at only 95¢ | go iteg $: 50 | _— seed ise : wos se $6.00 Sweaters at onty ] $1.19 Fascinators at only se¢ Byes i i lanes ves 00 | Extra Bargains in Choice Silks $1.35 BLACK TAFFETA—In lustrous, t 27-inch wi the best of price only $1.75 BLACK TAFFETA—36 inches a very rick wide, and yard istaction; —— ed Goods Co. Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver. 1512 to 1522 a Seen Ave., price, eiver, an ustling qt aith, satisfact an be depended upon for sat Receiver's We hay Leek at our The only FASCINATORS—One Carthy fall purchases including all colors and | rich, | $2.25 BLACK PEAU DE SOIE—27 sality, and the inches wide, double faced, and a the kind that gives rich, heavy quality that you will WEBER'S Great Closing Out === Weber Has’ EVERYBODY (By United Press) \SIUNOTO Nov 7 The Jety have I ‘ ones , country shows Prince Wm. Fred fo : ‘m : h ™ M ‘= oe ,- Mot enif, 1 undsome wife ne He erik, of Germany, aged bea wf the nav is afraid that months, in hie fleet military unt s going to grow stout, and so } form, He le sitting in the lap of Sates RES aR « from 10 to | e da and eating ly twice ple father, the crown princ® | Charion A, Roynolde, prewdent of | that tt Is not organtzed for the pur- | ne id that i Bittle Witile was born July 4 line King County Dgmoeratio vlub of opponing the candiiacy Of caif’can do her 10 miles straight f at for office, nor for the A wing further ev 000, wan disciplined by his own club at ae tk tana ae cane gg Ponca g Bi } & mooting last night, Reynolds in| qacy of any particular demoerat for se hth Byrne oo 4 bitter politteal opponent of Mayor any particular offies; that no of Moore, and to this enmity has been fieer or member of th » has| VANCOL RB. ¢ ov. 7 | credited much of his ity in| any authority to apes tub je King yity labor com forming the clwb, Since his election | in any t of, nor in has mmissioned he hax been busy talking against | the ca of any d quire int ethods of } the mination of Mayor Moore © to effect an Japanene amie mnpantes | Aw the talk of officers of the club lawton moc or the | and ed ational } is accepted by the public as rep advancement of democratic prinet-! deve ments will He ex resenting the sentiments of the club | ples, and as a club we b no other pe that it will b wn that as a whole, the following resolution object or purpose Ve ¢ ¢ if Is in his ce eceive & was offered and passed lemocrat in King nty to join w#, rake off ow laborers imported who Resolved, That the King County | regardless of his personal likes or were handled almost as it in Democratic club hereby declares | dislikes as lo men or mes ‘ ne le Merchandise at opportunities to of new Fall Never better hoicest BEDSPREADS—One hundred reg ular $2.25 imported English Boul- ton Quilts or Bedspreads, in a hand crochet finish and good large marked for sale tomorrow by McCarthy Receiver at omen’s 5% Drawers, lace some 317, | hed the finish, all auth .. $1.29 WOMEN’S SWEATERS—An cle- gant assortment to choose from. All the wanted colorings, in plain and fancy Single and double- breasted, mannish and pony effects, white pearl buttons, all Te- duced in price— Misses’ $2.50 Sweaters at only $1.75 rular price; 29¢ Mc of the weaves snapped up 1 | with ice, clean, new like the minute you see it; Receiv- er's Sale price, per yard, only $1.47 $1.25 COLORED TAFFETA SILKS , every —27 inches wide, every yard guar- anteed to give satisfaction, and all Sale price colors to from; Receiver’s $1.23 Sale price, a yard, only ....... 98e¢ Receiver’s 98¢ 10n; h quality choose Howard J. Sheehan, Manager Between Pike and Pine hticinsoed | To Quit The goods save many dollars. © to 1p our store You will give Big Bargains must be sold. $12.00 $15.00 $18.00 Suite for 8 O<.85 Sulte for $11.85 Suits for @14.85 Suite for $15. Sults for $20.85 Raincoats Topcoats Overcoats Re 920.00 $25.00 1et Come and See, on Weber Clothing Co. 1201 SECOND AVE, COR SENECA, NieasSsasetitate a a ute eon: