The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1907, Page 7

Taave 10 delegates to the next ef ational convention to eid at Denver ton democrats are comiog in foree the official call of Peommittee from ¢ : Tt invited Hrens, irrespective of po ver convention in July, tions and differences,) Ex-Senator Turner will, no doubt Maite in the effort for a be one of the Dig four, A. R. Tit m constitutional low, as state chatrman, will prob ,” to join in sending | ably also be* favorably considered This oy the gate for Mayor Wright will probably te. launched as a candidate for dele y $ the Washington | gate from this district for Tacoma. state committee and It is expected Washington will send | oiq } ja bold a couference here! a Bryan delegation hole in his the result o4 th ly discharged Yandel of the » today wrote to ard Holyoke ngton, D. C. ington, D. C./ cnartered for the work pending the for the stationing of & Mle) completion of the lifesaving tux Cham-; It ta prope « Rich-| three months to aid dis-/ offer of the tug at $116 a day with | Wim of this ahipping and save lives. out fuel and water, has been made, | Beers tn hin pmatier has been taken up by) The prevalence of storms off the |/#)ton ip companies, and it} coast this winter and the fear o their urging that the step trial, a showing having been ma by hia attorneys to the effect th the Indicted telephone man is physically an @iiking an aged man the| oo say they wh Paber because he “talked | none ster Patrolman George A. Caf. ei discharged from the po Col. Jos. T. Conforth, peceinoese | by Chief of Police Wap. | 4nd principal owner of the Alaska! this afternoon. The in-| Short Line railroad, dropped dead | fa the bands of the chiet| this morning, while witnessing a aber as the latter was on | lidle company, on Second av. and Aaly home, and when the old King st. The body was removed to '®8 ¥h! the officer's ques-|the Bonney-Watson morgue. The sarcastically the officer | deceased, together with his wite Dm with his fist resided at the Seattle hotel Confe 10 year (By United Press.) | BELLINGHAM, Dec. 27.—Bellev-| SAN r found a champion. Dr, | conditions, the ichinson says they're ail [ers of the northwest and the shingle the Cosmopolitan Maza les of the east have miber. He knows, be hey will lower the an authority. He de of shingles manufactured ahey're great for the health, this it is proposed to change for morals, that depends on grading rules so that they will attitude of the man who form to the poorer grade of shin-|the ¢ Mt them. A moral man canj| gies which will likely be made in Anything without danger: the near future. Clothes,” is the doctor’ i to 1 shattered been chow bd chest, which the j | evening dress der OUT IN UTAH jarious, it is distinetiy } physically,” he says ~ - the money to harm done by the exposure (By United Press.) was the ren tvle chill by the wearing of| SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 27./by RL. Tit charming. bat diaphanous. Bands of Colorado raiding | failed to ap pas, through which every sheep, driving cowboys away from | supertor court an blow, has been enormous. | ranches. stealing stock and going | larceny porated.” he adds. much damage in general, are ron. jin time FRANCISCO, Dec. 27—/ federal authorities. It ts possible [last night oy Parkside cases for two corral the indians, In one instance | postp ‘The case of T. V. Halsey, a ranch named Barton reports | mao * now M Telephone company, indict-| the canyon and compelled to re |work at the ago | Fourth ay briek, ther 65c PERFUMES 25c the New Year right by getting the Perfume Habit. The is willing to meet you more than half way by offering on firday requiar 65-cent Perfumes for 25 cents, Here are the Carnation Pink, Jockey Club, White Rose, Swiss Lilac, Violet, June Roses, 4711, oance c office of B. J public conce over w This is th WAS proponed age Perfumes. omizers. laborers $1 Petr cial 30 per cent le | Here's a very wultable remem. fj “initated th @rt glass bottles. Both . ed and domestic odors line in the city, and brance for the New Year—we Glas, Painted Glass and Wedg pirber, 30 per cent off. egular prices right. We offer the best little bank made-—the Dime Regi oun wits Bani. rd 79 ee regular price f« $1.00, You can ' 79¢ ented” ktm e Your%woy a better gift for New Year - an 25 Per Cent Off Leather Goods. wa Retter come white the t for the holiday trade has de { Ho large a ' ' odd ¢ entire line and start right ove We pre balance, hence the reductic cent off. They're a ordered specially for Fitna» je; Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Purses, Wallets, Roll-Ups, F her he was d by wire ete. a Tea on Saturday. PORTLAND ipa Onr tea day lavt Monday and Tuesday was anch a success and der to make fine « f erved o pat © have resolved te he fron and st nue this custom every Saturday afte und evening. Re i. W. Co! mber Hi that tea both black and on and wafe wil! be mette Ire Begin by Shaving Yours | it 0 jeaturday Specials--Red Hot Ones 4 t GIFTS AND THINGS Me Packages of Quaker Cough | 4 yew left of a presi Sam (@) peerops ae ful Framed Painting-~Land hottie of imperial Cream of ape e frame alone istme Allowed on Certificates 4 lar price $6 but being or pee te 10¢ dered au Sanitot Face Cream ...10¢ we tm . wansdown Face Powder he SO na ¥#% 1 FOR DIAMONDS. ANG ' i STATIONERY A pckage "po Miles’ Nervine ., Se ’ too, that you de friend to wri mm once Me Shaving Soap he ‘ Special Reduction rhe AT ts CHES q American Watch & Jewelry Co., 908 FIRGT AV, THE RAVEN DRUG CO. 12-16 Second Ay---4 Doors Above the Times New Train for Portiand, SPOKANE, 37 nounced that, Soo KANO passenger run through from St preme Court dered a decision Justioe Betts has ren: | Paul to Port the Canadian Pi Robbers Work Echo. RCHO, Ove, Mra, K. Ripper {By United Press.) and arrangements he made for the| thelr store here Dec, 2Ty- Washington state convention, Merritt, of Spo-| night by two unknown 4 COMA, kano, says the Eastern Washing-| was takon from the til Five Burned to Death, were sleeping to death In thelr home in| navy to take slides & suburb of Roston aswumed a new angle today when | board to domand the state convention, It| State Chairman ts Hkely to go there. It has been “Titer, of this elty, today suggested that there be four dele. | a gatewatlarge, constituting the "big rman four,” and two delegates from each dem: congressional diatrict for the Den Roy Rorr, five years old |Providence hospital with a bullet (By United Pre BELLINGHAM jing to statements made Sullivan Bros, |legal, and Catherine M. Benedict, jan, 48, and Hanna ane turers, the Gr railroad is informing the shingle |Beattle; Carl Robert Hallberg, 27,) PHILADELPHIA must either ship | and Matilda Hagen » thelr side tracks |Herman Edstrom Dee }a slight chance of recovery -an accidental jing at Snoqualmie yesterday oy Waa playing with r, when a jhands of the latter was acct ental. of Cloverda’ bullet entering SAVING TUG WANTED <<: COMMITTED ROBBERY tox milla have been told that ar R. Hal they are not used removed this Europeans Killed in India raons met death in a collision & railroad near ir of the vietims were Kuropean art Holyoke. belonging to the! IN ORDER TO ELOPE | GRANT'S PASS. tee off Cape Flattery for! being built by the government That Ed. Wentael of $110, and then Wentae (eking his share of the mor A repetition of the Valencia dis |'? the home of bis aweeth aster has resulted in the action j}Howers, and planned to ¢ Senet _|her, was a portion ’ developed at the | was continued for two weeks for|ing of the two men yesterday of the evidence The elopement failed when Went sw} tel was unable to hire a livery $200, although | e to undergo the and bie arrest | strain of a long trial leeds gt tas Both men deny ations “eK m ix now tn SEATTLE MAN DIES. THREA Ts TO KILL (By United Pre (By United Press.) TACOMA, Dee he effect that the officer test of a concentrator at the Hal Seatie brakennen a rly yupling child at Seattle. Ce h had lived in Seattle ioe 0 RE- FINA CE : T NCE | N WILL LOWER SHINGLE pect DEFUNCT BANK. today on 4 wa in the trouble between the tw United Press.) —— ANCTISCO. Walsts and balling themselves unable to cope with | Richard M. Hotaling | eviated at the collar | the present freight rate and trade| whose shoulders probably ngle manufactur: | the responsibility man on| papers of an artic od ine son's. papers he of assuming the pabilitate California Safe ie posit & Trost fo new board of ¢ on-j given hie partial oc mmission Fon sme ene MAY ORDER — TROOPS on cor» " : LEAVES ESTATE TO ‘SEATTLE MAN edented opportunity, John H. McGraw and % Two Splendid Specials | Sorosis Shoes 1. 89 Handkerchiefs .19 min addition to the 25 Odd Handkerchiefs 1 was broke and did not leceased oF not betng im thie city or the means that the peek-a-boo ning wild in the southern part of | had been relea Utab. A report to this effect has a! recognizance 7 - been received by Gov. Cutler, who |ed several days ago in Bellingham, Cases Continued. has taken the natter up with the |belug returned to spon bis per Sheriff Oxear | Dunne this morning contin-|that troops may be called out to | Wise. Tindoly ne heat od nev ng has been Ganppenrance vanished over | Reenron te a Mial man for the Pacific | that his cowboys were driven into |Court on January rrest being sworn out on on a charge of assault bribery of the supervisors, | main there until assistance arrived NO WORK ON ThéTe has been no resumption of is being piled full of © being now only teams middle of the street | tractors, it was stated there was no information rick contract In Duteh Kix uders Per Cent Off Pack- | 20 Per Cent Off All At- [the city atteci 5 Landscapes, black x30 Landseap $d lasting perfumes: only | wood China, all the way from ON DEATH BED Aad imported by The Raven. | 25¢ to $7.00. at 20 per cent off Hi (By United Pre A Savings Bank for New Year. SANTA ROSA fs @ good opportunity for yourself and children to start the com rae o H at Nelsor most before her Open Shop Test Case. Jeweled Bac k ( ss THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DEC. 27, 1907, Hamilton Bank May Reopen. mi wey won | PRESIDENT GOES AFTER BROWNSON permitting the | j Hamilton Bank of New York city, | now in the hands of a receiver, ad (By United Pri WASHINGTON, Deo, 27.-T' orey bet woen President | and navy While they ing the early Roosevelt and Admiral Brownson, children were | attention and caused officers of the in the matter, moulty towards w liwowhson .was ordered detached thon IM HILL IS" MAKING = manninee LICENSES Jand Mra, Rowa M DIRE THREATS ‘ n Tpoath Bdatties. Peter Clara (46, and Hanna Holmberg #. MH. Roemler, 27 : Press.) |Solott, 22, Seattle; 1 Philips jant; Daniel 1 Accord. | Bek, legal, and Georgia May Hine |) : by Fenton |#on, legal, Seattle; Leon D. Strong, | gino Mitutant, 18 other shingle | legal, West Seattle Samuel Bb. ut Northern | Davis, 89, and Mary O'Brien, 26, attle, yuth Park; | directors of the Castle, | company tod men say the |and Matiida dro-Woolley, | dend be removed if SS ‘Douga outhwick _ EMBEZZLEMENT | Au Information was filed with the During the Removal Sale every Deo, 27.—T wer Tibbian today rior ec today Bacon, manager for ierrick. mobic | Purchase made in the store will be larceny by em complaint man's employer insists that hi mistake, denying that Dee. 27.—~As an wth of the fist fight between Bonfils, publ Post, the of Patterson's te answering Hon if hie name was of Patter Such as Notions, Toilet Articles, Sorosis Shoes, id kilt bien . Linings, Seattle f the « wealthy ex-Klor on will was Wash here, Hoth M Pre oe i cent we are allowing on any those that muse he was queciions? shout Patent Leather and Kid Ox- feu Thy of « kettle of | fords with welt soles and stitehed and " stew which mye Cuban heels; and discontin- embroidered styles and many hight, Kahamem wed lines of High Shoes, all Novelty Handkerchiefs pxed to have assault: |p Kallicte,.4 tévenseta regularly priced at 3.75 and golor and hand work; hour thit morn 4.00. (final price.) culminated in a MAIN FLOOR. ’ FRAMED PICTURES We still have quite a lot of very attractive Pictures which include a wide variety of subjects and range of prices—for » Paste 00. Special ¢ Leased ad 18x Landscapes, black and e rear frames eguilar rice $2 $1.75, 8 Special cial 24x34 Landscapes, black and white; $2 25 16x22 O11 Paintings, gilt frames KY ice $4.50. Special ' ular price $15.00. Spectat CORONET TALKING MACHINE SMALL ODD DINNERWARE PIECES hristmas selling has broken up many “Sets” and left us with : lot of odd pieces on our hands in open stock patterns of English Semi-Porce in, Bavarian and French china. Have you any of these chance to fill out your sets, or, in any event, to secure ibsurdly low price «i 16 . $1.25 | ize," Me. $1.40 Se SEM oe $1675 | More eSB Sm | a sf Oe Sa | 7 Se «, 40c | “iss, BGc ., $1.00 $4.90... $1.35 | m,n $1.59 ., $2.00 * 1c ., 280 Be. 20c 25e . 50c 15¢ 1. 406 | "zi" We .. $1.40 20c to 40c ~_ He Row! Also at Half Regular Selling Values Decorated Oil Lamps, German Steins, Electric Lamp: gla Chafing Dishe ickel Baking Dishe Salad r id Bric-a-Brae, et CENTURY FURNITURE COMPANY Second Avenue and Spring Street from the Joint board of the army declare n of the prent-| Friends of the j that this latest att dent against Hrownson i simply | hours of the morning, John Clark,| which has attracted considerable | another evidence of Roosevelt's ant-| Brownson's Joint from jduties as a member » entirely | » performed as bureau chief . legal, MoQuade iiry and ; Ku and He John New , 48, Be hiro Kago, 32, & ‘The Mining | deferred action re ), Kent; Kd-| garding the declaration of a divi «| discounted at 25% excepting only a dozen or so contract items over any money deine | Whose pricing we have no control. Everything else, including not only those lines which are usually sub- jected to cut prices at this season, ~=<| All Staple Goods etc, etc., are offered at a saving of twen- ty-five cents on every dollar, making an unprec- pair of Sorosis Shoes, we mussed = from hall on Saturday make « shopping, are gotng : COOK SAYS MAN | splendid special, At 1.59 4 Saturday at v pair (final price) be all lines embraced are ’ ASSAULTED HIM | sizes in Patent Leather Ox and show ¥ n fords with French Heels, to three to seven times this scalloped edge and white 21x25 Landecapes, on glass, in colo cial 85c regular price §5.00 gular pri LARGE $3.75 60c .. 90c 20¢ .. 40¢ The Fair — Second Ave., Bet. Pike and Pine Saving Money on Your Necessary Purchases Is Like Finding Money. Nickels and dimes count these days, and when it comes to saving quarters, halves and dollars it becomes a vital question with the wage earner, and with the rich man as well. Tomorrow and Monday fifty thousand dollars’ worth of good, clean, up-to-date merchandise at less than the cost to manufacture. We need the money—cost cuts no figure. Shop all you like—the more you look, comp4re and investi gate, the better for you and for. us. Take Special Notice This is not a sale of odd lots, broken lines and undesirable stock, but, on the contrary, includes everything in the store. The most taple articles are included in this sale—Gro- ceries, Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, L dies’, Misses’, Children’s and Infants’ Clothing; lerwear, Hosiery, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Muslin Underwear, Corsets, House PFurni hing Goods, Curtains, Draperies, Bed ding, Linens, and a thousand and one other things in eatables, wearables, or for the hou he savings will average a half dll Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine STORE OPENS 9:30 A. M. SATURDAY AND CLOSES AT 9:30 P. Sugar Cured Hams 12ic Lb, PicnicHams 103c Lb.