The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1907, Page 7

THE SKATYLE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1907. q TO BURN GARBAGE] DON’T MISS OUR GREAT CHINA cogaetece]| — BARGAIN BASKET SALE TOMORROW | POPULAR VOTE 3 bed \ noral or apectal election ; amont enthroning | ple at a general o no ootte quarter amend one of the && the connetl may designate, the spe ponte of the elty & Applicants for the franchine paying tere the loxiatagy® branch Of | foe the apecial electign In case one uy gotPomen! will bee ‘be called, Usimpor franchise Saturday afternoon @n the question of properly dispow be fled the ordinances may be passed by the jing of the olty's garbage. As @ re | ‘ 2 | to be ff pe petition he direct eounell as heretofore, subject to j Mult It fs probable that the elty will We need every inch of floor space for the display of our Holiday Goods, and to reduce stock at once | “gg counell tonight by . ttee, the power of the votera to require attempt to dispose of garbage as have made radical reductions in all departments. The prices mentioned herewith are but a few samples of the reductions. We're going to give you prices so low that you will always remember this store as THE HOUSE OF BARGAINS. conference Dev igie comm (lors ; , the © }the work fs done in dtonolutu | There garbagg after being de | posited on temporary dumping arounds, ie saturated with orude olls and deatroyed by fire | Tho rat campaign continues to be by petition that they be submitted | to the peopl 5) Owner tn both of the proposed amend: ments it ts provided that a minority | yeague ware has Of not less than one-third of the cee ee cparter ame ats | Mombers of the counell may re KO arty 2,000 re ina ai as 4 Py Py H China Bargain Basket ee ee Sa ve submit the submisston of an ordinan janet vigoraunly, Nearly 20g” ro J China Bargain Basket | Don’t Miss the Demonstration in the Busy ae at tt We at the eloc./ POpUlar Vote In the absence of a “PROF.” THAYER. t healts Heinen ie a No, 1 Will Contain | e ° No. 4 Will Contain | Pe ee ae or | DODURAE petition, : jof Realth Riewdanarters to dates :. | Basement of the Sterling Kitchen Set | of these pro “ DES MOINES, Nov, 11.—Pustlod| A® a precautionary meaaws the Pieces Worth to 25c. ig Pieces Worth to 75¢. t i jt Amendments Satisfactory. . |soclety leaders knitted thetr brows city foree working to prevent any A speeial lot of fancy China, | fi Sli ° d P * V. tabl | i y The direct legisiation conference | when it was announced that Prof, further spread of the bubonic | neatly decorated Cups and Saw | or cing an arming ege' es Including fancy China, néw shape see eine | Committee hak been working on | Thayer, former dancing master, had |plague this afternoon burned a num- | cera, regularly sold up to 26e | good qui oa ‘a "836 } pooular che proposed amendments for sey: | been discevered da the Polk county | ber of shacks and old butidings lo-/f! per pair. Your choice | to ‘our chotce ‘nchis® | oval weeks and has finally perfected | poorhouse, too proud to tell of his | cated in the 140@ block on Fifth |B] Tuesday é ‘ c icky i Pf Tuesday ' c . SY them in a manner satisfactory to | miserable plight jay. The work was done with the | Chi B : Bask | Pickings From the Bargain China Baskets : nq | the organiaations which {ts nem They reealied that In thelr teens | Consent of the property awnegs. ina argain jasket | China Bargain Basket of these proposed bors represent, The mombers of |@ Prof. Thayer, old even then, had Last year we held # most extraordinary Basket sale of china, of in other words, placed a most varied ‘assortment of china ar and cut the price to from one-haif to one third our regular low prices. This great sale will be repeated tomorrow. If you miss this, you miss the china bargain of the year. This will be your golden opportunity to replenish your pantry and china closets at wonderful reductions. No. 2 Will Contain Pieces Worth to $1.25. A large assortment of Fruit or Salad Sets, 7 plecen and neatly decorated. Regularly sold at | China Bargain os | providies that ve ordi By the counci! except the tmmediate pub safety shall become h 30 days af its @uring that time 10 No. 5 Contains Pieces Worth to 85c. Including neat rose decorated n China Cake Platters Haviland Dinner Sets. Allerton’s Dinner Sets. | China Bargain Basket | REGULAR PRICE $36.00 — A | REGULAR PRICE $6.00—Aller No. 6 Contains Pieces magnificent § 60-rriece Genu ton’s new 50-plece famous old ic Haviland & Co. Dinner Set, 1) | relish Blue Onion Dinner Sets apihesnommbaeyee 7-Plece Chocolate Sets, decorated | the new Ransome shape, heavily |” Se“s, | A large assortment of the finest with flower design and regular | embossed tn gold and with dain- | known to lovers of good china | write wlite China, for decorat ly sold at $3. A most extraordl- | ty spray decorations. Very spe | the world over. This set will be | ing We want to close out this nary bargain. Tues 1 49 | clal Tuesday 29 98 on sale Tuesday only $3 98 line Your choice Tuesday | day your choice .. . at. inboornp aie . at ‘ O .. Half regular price. Extraordinary Bargains From the Houseware and Hardware Departments House Brooms. Garbage Cans. Soap Special. Flower Pots. REGULAR PRICE 26c—Our well | REGULAR PRICE $3.50—Starve | REGULAR PRICE 50c—We of-| REGULAR PRICE 15e—Terra known Crescent, strongly sewed, | the rats with one of our Galvan- | fer Tuesday 10 bars of Nugget, | Cotta 6Inch Flower Pots, with selected Kanaas corn House | !ted Iron Garbage Cana, large size, good quality Laundry | saucer; in the Busy Basement | | Epredd: cover Se Sere BOGS | cot Gee ont. ROO eae tee se Sanh Baby’s Shoo-Fly. | Canvas Game Bags. Lawn Rakes. | Crosscut Saws @ comuitttes are taught them the light fantastic. In| FFF HH vie union, L. B. Kirk | Yoatigation proved it was the same “STAR NIGHT" AT BAZAAR patrick and ©, W. Horr, for the) man. A movement: for bis relief Central Labor counetl, P. K. Moore | Was started. Benefit dances, chain and L. Backus, and for the Munici. letters and concerts have produced pal Ownership leagne, Joe Smith money suffictent to guarantee bt and T. Josenhana. George F. Cot nfort the remainder of his days. teri! has worked with this com . With a promise of many good things to thowe who at tond, the Scandinavian Good Templar lodge, North Star No. 1M, LO. G. T,, will open tts bazaar at the Armory tonight and will continue to jure the : : } . mittee in the preparation of the pro } » . ha posed amendments | yer a It the plan of the conference | ty counctl) ommittes, in case the council} | * public there with the offered aC IES POF) should dectine to submit the pro Good things for the rest of * * * * * * * * * * * * the city shall | posed amendments, to submit them | nig: etn : 4 Mee oho oatt, OY Popular petition tn the same ans Ma wh bee ord: manner that the recall amendment © “Gar night’ at the besser. © be submit | ao \ l® * * * * * * * * . on to nance re re be No. 3 Will Contain Pieces Worth to $3.00. eluding dainty Austrian China eee eeeeeeeeee® " was submitted to vote two years ipons printed in tomorrow's # at the aso. If this Is found to be neces paper will admit the person # gat general election sary in order to secure the subd-| (By United Pri who clips one and presents it * Ratify Franchise mission of the proposed amend} yyyyeaty Dele. nr the door to the show free # ‘The second amendmen! ides | menta, the conference will call a of charge, and a record-break- #* lea before aay genera! franchise public mass meeting for the organ gates to the republican territorial | # ing attendance is expected be * shall be finally assed tzation of a non-partisan direct leg Convention, to be held here next * of this opportunity to # the couneti it «>»! see the attractions at the # ew by th armory for nothing * gittad tovand ratified t * banks, Seldovia, Vald =o 7 E ™ “ RRR eee LABOR CONVENTION ¥en "SEATTLE LEADS says that Judge Wickersham is a tslation league to carry on the cam: | Thursday, are arriving. Today deb paign for the amendments. egates hed here from ‘air . Cordovia, REGULAR PRICE 7tce-—Heavy | REGULAR PRICE 66c-—(ibbs’ | REGULAR PRICE $2.75—The fa- Canvas Shoulder Game or Shell | double wire toothed (22 teeth), | mows Lance Tooth 4-Poot, One REGULAR PRICE $1.50—Daby's (By United Press.) for delegate to the na-| PORT TOWNSEND, Nov, 11~ candida cave back, rest, padded seat, | fag, with buckle fastener. On | Galvanized Lawn Rake, for old | Man Cross Cut Saws, with extra | United Press.) seventh convention and ts one of tioned convention. The seatiment Exports to England for October |f Well made and strong special sale Tuesday leaves, etc handte gc Babar pe mest import 14. Both . cate tetaed @ aa 1 {ff Bhoo-Fly. Tomorrow cis C | Tomorrow C | Tuesday ’ Va. Nov. i! arly the most important ever he! for Cale delegate to congress is | S4¥e Jumped from eighth to second ja . tee seeeeee . sees lie miire 400 delogates to the President Gompere and Federation of Labor con- Morrison made t anual reports. Secretary | crowing and is now stronger than 98 the list, according to the report ever. Twenty rooms have been |°f Collector Harper, for the district lama were in their seats this Both were exhaustive and covered wireg for by the delegates who left Of Puget Sound. Collections and > When the organization was all conditions and situations (hor | seaitie Saturday night exports generaily have greatly tn feorder, This is the twenty. ‘oughly creased during the month, the lat a nel ter having nearly doubled those of s = = arog os . September. Japan again steps to 7 the front on the list of foreign s countries both In receiving Am ; tean exports and shipping goods ; sincatsancibatipainaiat } to the United States through this the 12-yearold|given came to Seattle early yee dtintriet 4 Rogers Fruit Knives. | Hunting Coats. Gas Heaters. Gas Mantles. REGULAR PRICE $2.00-—et of | REGULAR PRICE $4.00—Heavy | REGULAR PRICE $2.50—New| REGULAR PRICE 20¢ — Our Rbgern’ beautiful 1847 sitver-plat- | Canvas “UptheGrove” Hunting | method, quick heating, econom- | best Double Weave Gas Cap 0G. fancy pattern Fruit Knives; 6 | Coats, with patent sleeve, double | ical and safe Gas Heater. Spe- | Mantle, extra good quality; and Gas Range Special. ¢ | New Method 4-Hole Double-Over vs ; hiver ‘ Doll Special. & ¥ i 49) 86.50 Kestner cork filed, natural a W. H. Ba has been |terday morning on bis train, board. | Seattic, an aeual, leads in flour fair Dolls, vat samy ta ime her parent's home at ing it at Foster station Atter vainly searching several shipments, but fails far behind Ta Buesday ...... $4.2 | $18.00. sesday $15.19 2ND AVENUE e& UNION STREET Mation, on the south inter | days for traces of Pat Greelish, the oo fas, since Saturday night. WOMEN TELL OF JaiL. Seatth man who w mt twolplace tn ahipping lumber te easily te have eloped. The weeks ago while hunting near Port taken by Bellingham, with a show oung man with whom, At a meeting held by the so-| Angeles, John Greelish and William ing of 6 26 fet to her credit a in wheat and lumber, First [MAM supposed to have run cialists in the Labor temple last Tucker, two of the searching party, The combined total of lumber ox pccurred this summer. Children oe known, but from various night, Mrs. Hattle Titus and the retu attle yesterday. Th porta is over 31,500,000 feet, valued F playing the street aave been 2 te described as being three women who were arrested found in the thin ice of at $487,807, which inctudes several lured away by promises of candy ‘tet iB years of age with her last Friday night, charged Happ on the trail where consignments of the commodity and beld ransom. Several have r reported to the police | with obstructing the street for de ‘“reelish was seen which, with the den at Portland and Aberdeen by } ed because the parents Mand explained that the livering an address on Pike Place, | track a man leading down to vessels which cleared from this . In a few cases the he had been able to told of thelr experiences in the elty the shore, cause some of the party district b Jen were old enough to take ple was th t jail. Mra. Titan « the to bellews that the missing man jadvan age opportunities to es- on am interurban (jailer was abusive and that they © beon drowned in the| WANT NO MORE SALOONS. | gp. (OY United Frome) cape, or the police discovered the that a boy and a Were refused coverings with which | lake. the descriptions to sicep. John Greelish bas determined to! Seventy-eight business men, lo were = continue the search. He has ex | cated of First avy. between Youtor shampoo use ports of China a pressed the opinion that bis brother way and Madison st, this afternoon druggists. 0 & year may have met with foul play filed a petition with the teense hiding places of the kidnapers. Most remarkable of the cases is that of Nicola Tomaso, 4 years old, who was found asleep at midnight on the steps of a school building near his home, just a month from the day he was stolen. it is be leved that his return was due to the p ent of $500 demanded by the kidnapers, although the parents jdeny it The police had ordered to pay nothing, but it is be- ed they did after weeks of } waiting Nicky's story seems to indicate that the house to which he was taken ts located in Brooklyn, and is a regular den of kidmapers. He was kept in a room, he sald, with }four other chil m, two of whom jerfed much of the time for their mothers The day after the return of the Ton » child Amnie Orlando, 3% old, was stolen, While play- « im the street with her sister she was picked up by a man who mysteriously disapy d Her ave pived letters de- jog on stocks was unchanged to « fraction higher. Lmmediately after | the initial figures under a furry} of buying orders and urgent bidding from shorts, the market developed committee of the city counctl, ask-|“itevant tone and the entire tut] — - ing that no more saloon Hcenses | Sonced a reapectable advance. Union be granted for saloons in this dis | pacific gained two points. This de-| —_ | mand was soon exhausted and the Hires | market lapsed into a state of semi-| I HE — | & P. CASE GOES over. [YF mage Taye Foamy Sig Sere a0 HE. | volume. The last t (Oy Unhes Press.) the market sold off on rather heavy | = SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11--The | profit, taking and the early gaia trial of the Southern Pacific Rath) wae wiped out in all but a few tso 4 way company on 2! indtetments for | jated instances. The close was violating the law fixing the Ume | heavy F that le can be kept in care at! i 28 hours, was continued by United| GODBURG IS ARRESTED. ; States District Judge Dehaven for | ry two weeks, with the consent of| Im pursuance of the determina | counsel on both sides }tton to do away with the Indecent | ipletures exhibited in saloons and | if ; CHILD BREAKS LEG. }penny pariors, the police this after: | - hoon & ated Jaceb Godburg. local | While playing on the poreb of her|agent for the picture company | parents’ home, at 2232% First av.) Which supplies these to local con a eet yesterday, Clara Morgan, a S-year- | cerns old girl, fell and broke ber lee The sur of tra little tot was taken to the atte |'T"8 FIGHT FOR LIFE ON MARS, °o le = eo male General hoapital for treatment and Bese om Ernst Br ’ | The Best Made ’ OS. Oc 0 LINCOLN CHOOSES NICOLA TOMASO, ANNIE ORLANDO. You can’t buy for less from any one. You can't afford to pay more SCHOOL COLORS By JACOB WALDECK. great mass of Italians have is af-}to anyone, grade and quality con (3 fe Star Exclusive Service.) | ed by a " ce of Italian | sidered. Spaulding’s Sporting and ak male. he NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—Kidnap-| detectives, much too small to cover tle Theo. Wilts & Hardware, Houseware | use = 2 ing seems to have been adc dd as’ the field oe & regular business by the eriminal| A score of kidnaping cases have ace for the purpose of deciding upon few among the half million Italian | «om eyes ge . school color fle int a ulation of ew ‘ork ° Sn ~ f Continues oe hiea? an "tae ceeae Soran pete 6 ew Rete | ice Rens ben. t ti r C by the school Tt fe the tntention effectiv in ¢ « Prices on Ruffa Heavy Daty 9 ey Tomorrow the Lincoln students to aah the ors hes, mage these Guectins lastase atvanes’ Des. t hante of the cfty to display beid and crimes rang from All order received before the colors in thefr windows from jer to child stealing are cow ted | filled at th iy Orde . Pa weday until Saturday, when the openly for your H. WOODHO' We are closing out our $50,000 stock recently os hgh plays the high choot [°PRimost the only protection the 'CO, 112 ya of Salem, Ore Maged by fire, smoke and water at a | FEW CENTS ON "acu, Bowtie soles ae een a The entire mara hi trot alt fom | vt a race of peo family may use our liberal credit service easy pay Abstracts of Title Made and Continued at morn # cut his throat almost from | fagte glen « which the officer had failed to | pio t y take from him at the time of the| @ have pro arrest A physician sewed up the do@ble canal ‘ K the work of hig wound and Kelly was placed in a straight jacket. He is suffering from delerium tremens # make room for our new goods, which are now in |) Me Warehouse. didly equipy MISSING PERSONS. tly, and y, and on every one in the f : : The local pottes have recely Sean yen wil be teleecaal hen re aes Reasonable Charges n’t wait---come at once before the best things. |/!s:'r7 resting, the wnema ey Satna catrek tie tet 8 worked for the Pretfic Wh A Litte Down and a ate picked over. The low prices will never again be | cated in Seattle. Chaemet) Sobtinah erie well known clothes a HL No orders less than $2.50 will be delivered. sr igyd inn, of 84 Washington | tne of charming Cure and talored sl . | Clearing House Certificates Accepted As Cash zi Th. rie | are Title Trust (0. S rows esi ‘taped | | Eastern Outfitting i i Pages Bsn ag agente Peg LEWIS LEVY | Cc I Second Ave. and Gl, wo Ea BMT poyecoeciny OS es Columbia St. 5 3 Special Watch Sale liean Primary Election, Monday, 1332.34 Second Ave. hie week. Big bargains in Kigin ebruary 3rd, 1908. 209 Union St. e Waltham and Chate ne Watche A Greed Minded Quclaeen A464 tT UhElUlllltiwt~«S:SC NO a SR ee ee reeeeeoeaeeaeerelieeneeei aan é Pike St., Between 5th and 6th Don't overlook this if you need «|| ministration iuetign and’ Raquel