The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1907, Page 5

=a AS MERRILY WE ROLL AROUND THE GREAT WORLD ON HEAVING DECKS OF UNCLE SAM'S BIG BATTLESHIPS — Sto take a cruise out the ex proapect of see ing Cuba, of Burope t to “faney the he eating deck « 60-foR rollers ha trip, with ement its exe fie Mctnations ab possibilities, coating penny, aud your natty | ; wir ba wk, your prev fies farntahed you, (omether with » supply the on shore ‘salary awertoten money while Tele Sam's starts On tte to the Ori: rous Young America ta ' to tho opportunity, No are deine © rok ’ Seasick not connate to try the naval stations are being be von for enlist h has not been 1. GUN PRACTICE, ee ee i 2 “MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME.” Sirnish merte the World on & monster & BOXING, ip! The roa lutea, the 4 SHAVING of band ying of Of ‘aad the paxcantry of official at every stop! Fine buat & WRITING HOME. 6. “COME SEVEN.” ulser Wol 4 gunboat in eh! Big feet of American battle: | being reported by: the ¢ 16 fn all, will leave Hampton oa the round-the-world trip r 16. excitement, and al vertne and the conve oe the world without) - -- - | Wasp, doth recruiting novelty and chance to | expense, toland from the recruiting of y are coming from all the | Waters. “Great, brawny chaps, Inaty walks of life, for the Amerfean love | healthy, eager and enthusiastic are 4 tars, of adventure has no confines. They coming from the desks, the plow young man. are enlisting not only as apprentice the shops, the blast furnace and the & surprisingly |seamen, but in the marine corpa, rallways,” said an officer of the tage of them being the ning from both city and country, Wolverine, “the finest lot of men percen| @ wealthy pa Wspecially heavy enlistments are we have ever exam GREAT BRIDGE MEMORIAL TO HENRY HUDSON PLANNED nis seoking YORK, Nov. 27 | ture as here given. The central bridges of the world will be (the lessons taught by the Quebec | span will be 710 feet long and at its acrosa the Hudson river as | bridge disaster. These changes, | [highest point 183 feet above t i to Henry Hudson. The however, involve only a strengthen iriver YAN TO MAKE RACE ON STRAIGHT PRINCIPLES Ib the Democratic Nominee, Prefers to Have No ‘atu3"% wsddunasiee ab Committee or Funds. trines which he has asnounced In (By United Press.) a the first place, he favers the na tional Incorporation of ratlroads and other interstate commerce cor porations, and this ts tn Ine with his position that the federal govera through a treaty, inter at's position. The president has D. €., Nov. 27.-- advocated an tncome tax; this ts / ment can, I concluded his @@moecratic, but none of the leaders fere with the schoo! stem of Call af bis party have yet attempted to/forsia. He recommended a abip ta his wight by the District of 15 this subsidy which ts so undemocratic his recommendation op that it had the sold opposition of Secretary Taft, carry out this subject, r Ceara with the for Whom he has designated as his |the democratie party and the oppo neds: heir apparent, is sot in favor of sition of & number of republicans - an income tax at this time, The|from the Intertor states. He has er eee whe Will te te advocated an asset currency, whieh president bas also recommended arbitration as a means of settling labor disputes. This doctrine was taken bodily from the democratic platform. Where He Is Not Democratic. | oe, "Sot eevee: COMPLETING DATA democratic doctrines which the president has not endorsed. He) has not yet endorsed tariff reform, | although the sentiment ts growing so rapidly that Seeretasy Taft ad-| During the next few days the mits that tariff reform is necessary. local United States government en sincers will forward to Washing tow City comp! fata on the con struction of the Lake Washington nominee for the prest- ff 1 am, 1 prefer to make without @ national commit funds, and on straight prin- we that appeal to the “conscience Voter.” | | Bryan's subject was “The int of View.” and bis apeech con- @f IMustrations of the differ wis the point of view from Questions are examined. Roosevelt's Issues. Proceeded to point out ‘the which the president has bor- the democratic doctrines ‘s also undemecratic, and he has maaifested a military spirit entire ly out of harmony with democratic ideas and democratic ideals.” The president has not endorsed the election of senators by direct vote of the people, although this demo the « 4 = oa cratic reform is so popular that the |canal and locks. Under the plane house of representatives has de a. a mes will have : bve 4 |clared for it five times by nearly | depth of 26 feet at low water an reguiation i sprenanes unanimous vote. The president haa}4 bottom width of 100 feet An @oetrinen, but he has n not recognized the right of the alternative plan proposes to give eat far as demecratn wo Filtpinos to the promise of ultimate 4 canal with # depth of only 25 independence, although (Me demo-| feet at low water, but this would be me Bim co, and the republican intended oj cratic position on this question has ilies anon the ‘Aipathe been vindicated by experience. He ~~ by gran gers or i Giags toward the enforcement “4 not yet endorsed the democrat “ pat beni . & fect as op Hew againat triste. In this '¢ position on government by in-/ portunity praselted. rt ie be bas been following dem- junction, but tn his last message Aa soon a® the canal rey verified from the departm head intimated that tt might become necessary to restrain the use of writ of injunction If the abuse of this writ continued. eetrines, although he has PResecuted ail the trusts a Ret recently mast) any effort tional antitrust legis! quarters the next step will submit it to congress for tncorpore tion in the rivers and harbors bill jand while the regular rivers and Here, too. the republican Where He is “Undemocratic. hasbore appropriation is not sched @ hot support the presi. Now, let me call your attention | W104 to reach congress until 1909 a — there ia a chance that an emergency the event it present measure may next congréss, is proposed to the claims for ment. ROOSEVELT TO HAVE } BEAR HUNTERS FED | (By United Pre | WASHINGTON be presented in which vigorously the canal SPELGER 4 HURLBUT A STORE FOR EVERYBODY. improve For Your Most Dd. ¢ No 37. P. President Rooseve a te dbase to ar on be hunters’ ¢ ne! Generous Patronage pane © zest beer, mentors’ Geer, some evening next wee He de e sires to have as his guests all of During the Past Year. the mea who, were with Bim of hla im and bear stories will form a large | part of the dinner We Thank You. ne salute or ha ee ot tacked, it being alle ¢ law was a dine natior t it per mitted drug 8 and hotels to emain open Sunda The case will now be appealed to the supreme « ASK WATER EXTENSION STORE CLOSED ALL DAY An application has been present . 5 EIGER-‘HURLBU SSrension ‘of the sys water pipe 4: A amnilie why > 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET 4 get wupply fom th ogy worn at ne at the t outh Anierionn porta, the oe then the Philip Nolson has an appratsed valuation, Jof $163,790. pralwers court yeatorda V erty worth $111,706 amounts to $100,000. ernoon with Bolds at hor home, 1717 Paurteenth av Conservatory Recital ater an The Woman's Baweational olub met Tureday afternoon with Mr NR Pith Mre Duncan read « paper Washington Women which waa followed by an open din ifor tt Away From Homes | Thankagiving ning Lecture by Dr, Gowen. n of Trinity Eptn feliver a jecture re the members of the peiencsneinattiet ventana ‘ ott the home | (By United Press.) to « hospital in the city, He it H cE , 3 F : e grew . 1 of Mra. CB Hogardus, 333 Four HELENA, Mont., Nov. 37.~That| Worne, but before dying tried to |}! Brown Himself, FREE! FREE! el orth, Saturday afte 7 naam . win which has existed for a number of | ‘lt the attendant nurse where it} COME AT ONCE! rt ‘ was, @ property could never be | wien s ago 1 hold 0 aa im the minds of mining men }found from tho description until it | Our name alone {s a guarantee that your work will be of the piecting at Baan hall this evening. | 224 Known as “the lost mine” bas) had almost been forgotten, Foster ||| best. Our offices have been established fifteen years. Our of with flags, American | 0000 found in this county by @| has continued the search, and was|}| fices are the most modern and largest on the Pacific Coast are to be dedicated | Prospector named Foster. In the at last rewarded. Hoe says it in| Watch other dentists try to tmitate our cut rates.” «ram under the di- | early days & prospector on the Big very rich, rich beyond ail the stor Bui remember, we are the only large dental concern im Se y tor temporary needs, | be to ed by the THE SEATTLE STAR—V ESTATE APPRAISED, The oxtate of the late Nelw t The report of the waa filed in Une supel showing r and pera The value he deceased holdings of atoc he onsed's holdings of atoc alied at $46.4 ~ o~ ~ Ln Caleidh Club, The Caleldh club met T Mra. MoRey> | Boylston ay Annual Bali, ing Men's Inetitute annual November ball Broadway hall wit at this Josaty Clubs fe demety club mel yembondny att 2 at the home of Shen J. 1 hibers A delightful program vas rondered Coterie Club, her residence, northenat faculty of wry of evening the Capitol Hin Music gave @ re at the Madison A most plese lecture on ning at the and Colv Woman's Educational Club. sion. For “Away From Homes. Hadassa and Young Men's bureb at the churel Pron an informal eption lonning will Acquaintance Social t The Chrictian Endeavorers ¢ First Methodist Protestant jwtt tain their frb nde | “Acquaintance Se Star Exctusive Service.) | plans had been completed, but are | ing of certain parts and will not) evening, Nov ib. at their new One of the (now belie changed as a result of change the appearance of the struc jchurch, corner Sixteenth ay, north and Bast John ot Announce Engagement. LOST MINE HAS BEEN FOUND Blackfoot, near struck very rich placer gold. JUSTICE REGARDS SHOOTING AS MERE SDAY, NOV. 27, 1907. Never Hurt. Didn't Hurt. CUT RATES| DENTISTRY Come in at Once and Have Your TEETH Examined Free DR. E. J. BROWN you--- you, thanks to yous-to every one who has contributed to the past your's great business of thin store, It's essentially the season for thankag! ving, and we, an well as every Seat site, have much to be thank take a walk up to Second Ave,, ful for, So, thanks again, and at Pine BL, and see the way the may the spirit of the season new utnestory GREATER enter into your and our ef STANDARD building is devel forte to bring about another oping Seattle's new business ls giving his annual cut rates on ali dental work for the purpose year for continued thanks aud dint riet Everyone nays of advertising his system of n ra dental work without kood cheer Great!"—you will, wot the pain and suffering expe od under the old system now For the next th will do all offered in Seattle. used by other dentists dental work at prices never before Come in at Once Full Set Teeth. $3.00, $5.00, $8.00 | | Bridge Work, the Best. $3.00, $4.00 | Porcelain Crowns $3.00 Up Gold Crowns, 22k ........ $3.00 Up Gold Fillings ..... $1.00 Up Silver Fillings ...........50 cts Up PAINLESS EXTRACTING by Dr. Standa a) in county, fee that have been told, and that it| ala but, | ls situated near a famous early-day ame | gold district attle that does business under its ow BROWN DENTAL PARLORS 713 FIRST AVENUE. OFFICES 1, 2, 3,4,5,6AND7 UNION BLOCK — ONE DOOR SOUTH OF MACDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK'S. veing seized with sickness Comer See oe EXCHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS With the statement that It didn't Willtam’s attempts to drink up the Mra. Alphonaine Mels an- nouncea the engage ot of her/ amount to much anyway and that Output of the brewery Monday laughter, Mianche Loretta, to MP.|the eeu night he came home and wanted —— ple had quarreled so fre Marry ¢ McK tt The wed bu e a jo" ‘ing will take piaos Thursday sve. |Quentiy- that @ fow attempts at mur ren ~ > digi pglle-e py merdi PRINTERS DISCUSS TRADE. ADDRESSES CHAMBER, ning at T:20, Im the pertors of the! der more or less were merely lit fores, he punctuated his remark aia Lage Chureh of the Immaculate Concep- . ~ gwar t ae Former Secretary J. B. Metkte of tion, Eighteenth av. and Bast Marion pleasantries indulged in for the ith « pistol bullet which went Job printing men discussed the the Chamber of Commerce and 20w Hs purpose ef dispelling enaul, Wiltiam Wild. Mre. Houser ran from the| question of trade and prices at & vice jent of the Trustee com- |} Houser, @ bottler for ther Seattle bowse to notify the nefghbors, who chamber neue Firemen'e Bell, ven Leenth oneal ball of Department Reiter jation will take place thie eve t the Dreamland skating rin ummittees have bee par to manage h ie, enn} of the meet bril- eddies have ever) vt tire pected to be Mant the Federation of Women's Clubs The Seattle Federation of Wom | en's cluhe met Monday afternoon in the parlors of the St. Francis, Mra. Sisson gave a moat ng tale 2 “Tnetieh Gartens” Mra Rone Ireland was im charge of & musical program and was assisted | by Mise Helen Frasier, Mise Helen Tillman, and Miss Laure Asieschew-~ oky Ladies of the G A. R. Whist Party. The executive board of the Ladies of the GA. I gave a progressive whist party to the members and/ thelr friends yesterday afternecn. | Mea W. B Murray was the hostess) of the afternoon, aasiated by Mrs. Clarinss Powell, Mra Lisle Mor rie, Mre Rose Mougfiten, Mra FP. A Abert and Mra Carrie EB Berry. After an afternoon spent ever the ecards dainty refreahm were served with Mra W. J. Com and Mra & J. Haggard presiding over} the coffee urns First prizes were | awarded to Mrs. Robinson, Mr. & win Burfest and Mr. ED. Phelps, while Mre Mennicken carried off the booby ' RELIEF FUNDS | ARE STOLEN By ROME, N Tpeoulation on 8 gigantic scale of money aubnertty eople of Italy for the re Het of thousands of vietime of «et in, The contract ca the Calabrian earthquake of 1906)the immediate compietion of the has jus revealed by & KOV@rM station, whieh the elements have —_ ment Investigation. It ts estimated rendered impossible before next that over $600,000 tn money and | year nent bas granted goods have been stolen. Contract the ¢ indefinite ex ors built lters for two families tension of time, and owing to the 4 charged for 20, so that 18 fagn’| exposed nature of the site, it in ies went homeless. Rich land-! possible that the fect may be lords, pretending sympathy, threw j@band altoget tal n their vacant houses to the} ~ _ lens and then sefzed the public} «The ideal that is only a dream Second Ave. and goods placed therein, King Victor pand never a deed is always a detrt y Emmanuel, when he visited the dis-}ment to the character i tress area, was shown hospitals} packed with sham victims and wa No American Cardinal, moved with «ym that he h* ROME, Nov. 27.—~Pope Pius X Jordered larger grants the bbe | Has de i not to appoint any new pitals \American cardinal at the next con Hetatory, which will be held on De cember % wed WILL BLUE PENCIL PART OF POPE'S LIFE) (By United Pre ROME, Nov 7 I has forbidden th history of th XU until the vised by ( Del V the papal secre 1} r of th an an, “Co riere d'Italia,” his blographer, and authorized his a t locumer Count & ni fou th ate of Leo XIII, and I Pi ' linal the ( ' ub mit to th A ee | life, the couple have quarreied, al Elison of the steamer J. 9. Hig lain. The keel and propeller of |the capsized » mer Berke Ney of San Fra | meeting of the printers of the city pany, spoke at | at the Commercial Club rooms last Brewing & Malting Co., at George in turn notified the police Ing yesterday afternoon of business peng hc aon ens eer ce watter|night. it was stated that prices conditions throughout the country . be ad in Seattle are lower than in the as he saw them on his recent trip leaned from custody by Justion H. that they had fought no often that|'™ Sortie ere louee nck ne one really paid any attention to! them Mra. Houser, who tells about aj revious family jar when her hus | band chased her about the house} with a big knife, hae come to the} conclusion that she desires peace ful etngleness instead of marital ‘umultyousness, and ls about to ap aftermath of one of ply for a divoree. F. Corey, on a $500 bond to keep the pesce. Evidence was submit |ted to the effect that the man was) |drink crazed and fired two # t hin wife Monday night as she ran from the house with her babe in ber arma. Through etx yoars of married ways as an to making any further elevations to | jthe sacred college this year (By United Press.) PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. A derelict was reported to the Hy drographic office yesterday by Capt. sco ie visible tive feat out of water, and ts floating in the path of veasels off Potnt De ception. Capt. Elison hitched onto the Berkeley with the hope of tow ing ber ashore but cut loose after four hours’ fruitiesa attempt bat {ling with the elements MAY NOT BUILD LIFE- SAVING STATION (By United Press.) PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 27 lWork on the Waadi Ismnd Life Saving Station has been abandoned by Contractor Harringtoa unti) spring on account of the w storma in the straits having alr of Title Made and Continued at Reasonable Charges His holiness ts The McCarthy Store will be closed all day . McCarthy Dry GoodsCo. Sutcliffe Baxter, Howard J 1512 to 1522 Second Ave Receiver. Sheehan, Manager. Bet. Pike and Pine Sts jloneer movement ¢ DOWNING, nal interest upport, We want your Say HOPKINS & RYE R, INC AiRST AVE Opposite post OFFICE mocks, Bonde Gran Private W - - Both Phones : ‘ } Alaska Bide '