The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1908, Page 5

| SRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Is NOW REALLY ROILED sasboagress, in Report Submitted Submitted, Why Army Oficers Should Ride- Photos Submitted. FD bem Photographs Submitted by President Roosevelt to Congress. CENTRAL FIGURE SHOWS ITALIAN OFFICER IN CROSS COUN. | TRY RIDE. BLACK FIGURE S ARE GERMAN AND FRENCH J OFFICERS IN OBSTRUCTION RIDES. evidently plea a ueh br. Whit wa ‘tilted. NN { BITS 0’ NEWS Bi » Seoanmmnaasd 2 Nu yaxa Oly th Dance Politieal Equ ally 1b to Meet " Po! al wetlay after Jan- | ada Lady Sticting Chapter dD. ALR. Lady Sti chapter, D A. R wliavacca, 994 T5th w Lei Aioha Club have t wary 1 agnaenent pare woned: 1018 iat Thos spmounce Uw ema tek > duughter, An Bette Pimbus, to Mar Robert U. Kar afeah) Wastes ine Celehestad. be the game of the even- i WASHINGTON, Jan. 61's Jom, sta that the French, German, gab canter and gallop for the a and Italian armies all Caleidh Club. fl eificers, They must military schools and in-| 9, The Caleidh club will meet to- ie The president is dead set ft, and what he sa ably will go « . taught the idition cross Hach amusement was crea ry riding to ands is pro | com required to partietpate. In each of these armies promo * dependent largely upon eomanship tm each of thes the infantry i ne of service abroad dif. asked Maj. Gen 7 PE from those in the lef of staff of the army showing how the re of the United States » respect compared Y quire them to be several hours in he saddie. In some armies, nots bly that of laly, every mounted er, even though temporarily detached for bureau duty, must ride every day : NEW PASTOR PLEASES © CONGREGATION Thanking them tor thelr kindly | welcome and pleading for a share} weir daily it R Phil adeiphia the members of gation in the First Speiger & Huribut—A Store for Everybody. | January Housntiaae| ing Sale | TUESDAY'S < BASKETS . WATER OR SCRUB PAIL 25¢ Heavy Galvanized Water or Scrub Pail, 10-quart size . § Ironing Board. Stand Lamp. 45 Kiln - Dried | 50¢@ Extra Heavy No lolding Ironing Board, | 2 “Glass Stand Lamp, A well made: takes up li ‘ linch on collar, com plete with large burner Eeroom when not and chimney; 33 ic PH tse; a beauty; ; Tuesday Ee “$1. 19 Tuesday ...... 3 Baby Plates. Dust Pan. 35¢ Heavy Double Heavy Japanned Rim Baby Plates, very tind Handle, Wel durable, with nursery Made Dust Pan, pictures; Tuesday ksi seme Tuesday .... «+ i OIL HEATER | $3.50 Perfection Standard Oil Heater, $2. 98 Rosmoke or smell, Tuesday ..........+ . TAR PAPER -35 Roll of 250 Square Feet of Heavy Water- mg oo" for the winter weather, Rat Trap. $1.00 Large Size Wire Rat Trap; very trongly made; Tuesday ...4 00 Fancy Enamele: BBird Cage ngs Tues- aa Tea and Coffee Saucers. Odds and Ends in Tea and Coffee Saucers, in rations; many dece Clean-Up Sale at 2 low price of, C PLIgER URIBE] 2D AVENUE & UNION STRrET captains are); dist Eptecopal church Ladies of First M. & Church to 7. Next Wednesday the ladies of the Piret Mw reh will hot @ay meeting in the tabernacle, corner and Union, to make up be. ding for the Washingt om Chil- . wo bation AFTERNOON ‘HAT . A charming afternoon hat of white uncut velvet has a simple trimming of feathers in French »iue surrounding the crown PRESENT WAS STOLEN Stealing a clock worth $35 en trusted to him for delivery to its owner is the Mansell, a teameter, of 1301 Ter race st., arrested jate Saturday by Officer Corbett charge against W. M jeged theft, Mansell it is clair ned gare tee eine k to his "the ‘neighbors, "Perey Davis, 6 r, had reported the lows to reat Northern Railway com and a special agent of the company was engaged in the search when Officer Corbett struek the clue. was a policeman for two t June, but was dismiased aid PREMIUM | Allowed on Certificates FOR DIAMONDS AND WATCHES 8 PIRGT AV. L— soa ens THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JAN. 6, 1908. a. cru that he "had eer | BURNS AND ROCHE ile », and at ba morning ry serviows the Mrdd i Le oriae sat FRESIDERTIN, CANDIDATE — sade Sou ‘ he him after tion | (By United Press.) in on Mareh <r a Patri x day, ol UMigs Pr he a LONDON, Jan, 6.-Tommy f pt 4 pn tee a ae Ne nd Jem Roche, the | cham: | : f Que ad 1 ned itt ort " clreles t for th K ry, formerly bamplougigip \ w York, is 4 vi ake 7 Wire OF CANADIAN. 2. (Sea Bones, Sate ae i t and u Pr OFFICIAL ELOPES | evi ba gir wus tho enpoerenstnar fbr i alemptd e John Fishbacher, a ro« at “ | by te thie wren (By United Pres.) Canadian go » thi 4 ‘JAIL SHELTERS home of John I , captors into he te t “v down stale MARY "| itis one je ri yp oils er ™ ye of tt face, than jousand pennile th and hew wed w \ ng any ns at police headquarters dv ‘n aoe . T bend rnoon at the t "dha ws: ADVERTISED. ‘BUT jiam H. Mi rphy for coun cllmabatlarge are causing cards | them senowncing thelr candid for ba Both Mr Reber and murphy ony that ‘they ever |insarto hie Ge'euee eetaniate wad st Jeweled Back Combs” od The publication ro qu fi arles H. Burnett Soe adquarters fc es during our that they ever paid or the yent of whoee ons adi |them. Sehuchard feal Co. 12 nd poe d rected to pay for the same. dacy ps ” mayor is ‘be ing published | md ave *¢*' would do 122 pounds ri ‘=--news of this notable event of greater importance this year! king Roche ring a nds : “nse IN igi WITH A BURGLAR He represen - ENGLISH | FewTER a Gors: ON (By United Pr wHO BY? elty treasurer publication of the cards jon and pald or agree x04 1—samples of mus dishes glued to the n nominat ‘Shur-On Eyeglasses: largest furniture store in the West—extends longest and most liberal credit— = Your » ah Credit!) >» al; " and now our ana sale starts Tuesday Morning! ---for one week only---offering without question the most exceptional pricings of the year! ---our January sale is the greatest and most-looked-for event of each new year, but this year’s sale is exceptional, as we have no record of similar under- pricing in the history of our business. ---we adopt this annual method of quick-clearance pricings: for the readjust- ment of depleted stocks, to make room for the new season’s arrivals, and to quickly dispose of the various accumulations from the entire season’s selling, articles brimful of seasonableness and goodness. ---we are splendidly ready for the fortunate ones who each year take advantage of our notable January sale, details of which will be published each day, but you will find many of the best values not mentioned, as there are many sin- gle and few-of-a-kind pieces taken from each store department. ---this is surely the aid time to buy furnishings for the home, but you must act NOW, as sale lasts but one week, giving you absolutely the best values we've ever announced for a similar sale. a special January sale tag ---is attached to each article, also the go price, so you may see ata gence instance the exact savings to be realized---sure ely record reductions in every the reductions represent a saving of one-third, one-half, and even more! é} e read this carefully--- ---all January sale prices for cash only. ---goods held for future delivery if desired. | c7prompt and satisfactory delivery service assured, ---positively no sale goods exchanged. ---out-of-town orders given our best attention. 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