The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1908, Page 2

ir NN A MRE BURNS, JOHNSON AND ‘: 000 mon 4 4 for a total of 1 Tomm ' ty and Jack J Nl gon to ap in Bnatand And James J, Jeffries the onl “Jett to . Would the Engtishmen chuck! Would vat up their bloomin sovereien their biawsted gu ” and Ub confounded — shillir aa? Would th come on foot, on street cars, on trains, in hansom cabs, in and even on the bleyele such a combination It is to # ect = FIGHTS NO LONGER FOR THE UNDER DOG. Anyhow, such SENATOR J. B. FORAKER. (Seattic Star's Exclusive Service.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—Sene tor J. BR FY v of Ohio Is not the man he © to be. Many of dis old-time ats would not fecognize him were they to see bir emerging from his big residence in al constit 26th st. to enter his carriage for the eapitol They remember him as 4 fire young man, fight dog. He was that campaign, almost up to the legislative session in 1896, whe he was sent to the United 9 wen It is as such the to think of him Once tn the senate though he changed front. He resigned the brief he had been holding for the under dog and took one fo orate Interests. He has grown fat and white-halred and affivent. Now he wonders why. slowly but surety Be is being retired to private life AQUILA WINS The race around the sound, be | Saturday by the Aquila and| Gwendolyn Ul, ended at 3 a2 | Peeterday afterooon, It was won| Be the Aquila. The race was a} — match all the way, the | i averaging but about two | falles an hour [ona Talk With Brown About that plumbing and heating Je your new house. Get our esti mate. GH. Brown Plumbing Co. B21 Pine st best Ike the cor The boss sa that a real smart office boy should be made up of nine parts judzme and on vart talk that he yald the arts of judgment to tell when to use one part | of talk. f belleve that Regal | built suits are themselve the marta, They have the out, the right make, the clow-fiiting collar, we | na dera, the a t | fron fact, it iw the standard brand and is never run out of of on any one line of clo’ li find it’s the ad with the Regal Suits The b labe! that are gone Bays we are selling ery day to inen who n't been in the town over 48 hours. You can bet those men will be co if they de because Regal tant custome here. Suits are so to stay reliable. I've heard of town order ple for II get it in time There is no doubt most progre: this part of the countr Where can your up-to-date ‘ou put finger on another such store or a® good a toggery at The Hub? popular price THE@HUB On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole | TO ARCADE PERRY kholders of the Pe he he paltiog ¢ an ¢ ay ° tish | & lanning to # jo the court of mn are fraw up. Aj the hotel and build a large assem vse ta hung up for a boul between ball room with suitable dress | the smoke and the ex-Seattlette, | ing roor tached, and three sup and $2,000 has a dy been stowed | f room ne 0 belong figured away as @ proof that cash ts walt | to move dhe office to the Madinor ing to be grabbed for at. entrance by butlding one sto: Johnson is to get $5,000 win, | out to the street front draw or lose, and Burns is willie it in sald, to concede almost any thing to get the colored gentioma nto the ring and give bim a tid ya bum English of | (By United Press.) | Teter rr rere. ee eo TACOMA ¥ Willtam * # | Norton, proprietor of the Puget *. LABOR LAW UPHELD. # | Sound Boller Works here, dropped io & | dead in th railway ation at * (By United Press.) #| Puyallup from heart dle while * WASHINGTON Feb. * he was on bi way from Tacoma * The constitationallty of the &|t Carbonado, He was 69 years » law, which forbids @/ Old and had been In business here * employment in factories and #| 2° years, coming from Portland, | *® laundries of women and giris #| Ore, Where he waa proprietor o n 10 hours a day, | the Willamette Boller Works. He today upheld by the eu. &| Was a& Grand Army man, and court of the Untted #| leave widow and a grown up) # | 80n, »h, here, and a daughter a | Mr A. G. Lemeonager, living Ree ee ee ee) 20d Beventh av. 5, Mat A, & " WASHINGTON INVENTORS. SPORTOGRAMS WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 ents hav heen issued to the fol Hiowing Washington inventors: A Russ Hall blew into town yes | Aaper, South Seattle, arm reat for | terday, saucy as a hot tomale. He|penmanehip puptie; J. W. Coop Seattle, hoisting and conveying ay xt year’s Butte team will be ~~ paratus, and thawing device 0G em: Kicker Anacortes, stand for yin BE. Harrigan, Ta It is now certain that the Micht | ['0E a deetaas 10 a idee gan football team witl Invade the | 7 ‘ r : io Kaine. | on next mens oe, play Brows mw dantord, Wapat = nin wh ve the dopesters : : \ J. Snodd Seattle, pipe lia other chance to compare the big - Snoddy aes teams of the east and the west 1 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Racing cars in the New York to Paris auto race have been stuck In| Excavation will begin this week | the snow in Indiana. What will! on the alte of t w First Baptist | happea when they get up around | ehureh, on the corner of Madison | the Bering seat and Broadway, Over $250,000 has | been raised for the stracture, which is expected to surpass In sise and Baptist Taber} Nineteen men started on a six day walking match in Kansas City | heauty the yesterday b Portland, whieh has been | best Haptist chureh the northwest stone ie in considered the T Fleming and Henry Ona will play a match game of pool for $60 architectura s side at Broder’s hall Thursday! Engineer | and Friday LONDON, F a agreement looking to the ending of ENGLAND'S ARMY ESTIMATE (ho ahipbutlding and allied engt neers’ strike slong the Tyne has (By United Press.) been reached in this elty, At a LONDON, Feb, 25.—The army meeting of representatives of the! sued. The gross total ix $1 5. employers and of the labor leaders 120 as against $1 1,830 for 1907- terms for a settlement of the dif-/ 03, The war t Mr. Hal-' floulty were provisionally —_ j — See = meme | | HUSBAND GAMBLES IFE SUICIDES | | } (By United Press.) }found dead last night. p ably SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15 from natural causes, they found a note Inside her corset showing that | When the coroner's deputies on- Sy" Un heen driven to take ber tered the home of ( life t mining man recently from Mexico, wh are for an autopsy upon the th ot Mrs. -_Laoyold who was Leopold, a the actions of her hasband arsorted, was spending gambling tn the Fillmore st money 4 cigar store on opp FELLOWS T0. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR ORDER Preparations are being made/grand chorus of 200 volces which by Odd Fellows throughout a number of ec the county of oan elaborate The s is now prac program for the anniversary nder the guidance of a mus celebration which ts to be held by teal director There will a a the order on April The King | f ed to the beat quartette Assembly, under whose aus fr affair will be conducted. ta hold & meeting once a week a now and within a short time the! nm arious sab-committees will be as signed to the numerous details whieh are to be arranged th A feature of the day will be a County ng the different lodges afte on th will p a program of speaking » at one of the large th ices the og the conferring h © of chivalr by Cantons leechi Park pe followed by a grand ball vilion, eee * PARK BOARD SAYS PRICE OF | RAVENNA PARK IS TOO HIGH The board of park commisstoners , would ho further negotiations terday declined to accept the The members of the board ex proposition submitted of purchas- press the opinion that the initial ing Ravenna park for a public park. price of § 0) on terms was toc Ar onlt € also the alternative a plece of 40 40 acres for! ac including what is known as 0 on termes. Members of im the “ravine” was likewise dectined. nt clubs from the district Attorney John M. Powell, who went and urged the pur: | appea for W. W. Bee aident but the board was unantm: | of the Ra the owners, an nna Spring »clation, oust that there of the opinion that the price | 1 wan excessive | ounce You Don’t Have To Waste your time chasing after sham sales; you take no chances when you come to ue—20 years in | your idet, most of this time doing business on the sat pot, is guarantee enough that we cherish your friendship more than your dollar Last week of the Clean-Up Sale of broken lots Suits and Overcoats that sold as high aa $25.00, only— $8 Second and Yesler “Where the Cars Stop” TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, THE SEATTLE ST HERE IS THE WAR MAP OF THE NEAR EAST = two widely separated geographical point The first dispute is over the ra through There are in Kurope and the other in Asia the Austrian borde Mediterra » to Austria to build from outlet to the ed perminet jontkt road terminating at paca. T bay of Salontki, an Baloniki Russia is also greatly disturbed ov rating for some time from Turkey in A being mobilized in the Caucasus, to the north of Persia, In readinens Of course, the meat in it on th of Russ to the strategic disadvantage Turk activity against a, on the western Persia Turks away from the shah's territory her future prey Women’s $12.50, $15 and $18 House Gowns at Only $6.98 Very handsome garments, made of nice quality wool challies and nun’s veiling, in pretty made in kimono and baby } color- ings. Are empire, waist effects, and are trimmed in a most attrac tive manner. Madam, if you were to design a you could more were dainty house gown for afternoon wear, scarcely succeed in getting up anything genteel or appropri ite Porinet prices $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00. We want to close out the the end of the month, 6 98 : . and tomorrow's price is therefore only BARGAIN SPOT Ribbons Up to 20c at 5c a Yard t before About 1,200 yards of pretty Ribbons, In vart ouw W and including all shades; the lant al good he t have beer wel ie a yard, The small does not injure the quality a pa ticle, and you will find © good ribbor the Bargain Spot tomorrow at 5c $1.49 PICTURES 4% SOAP 9 A BOX We have taken several lots of | A great collection of good handsomely framed pigtst | Tollet & Witch Hagel that were bought to ee Mt] 6.) wi) Tec, 96c. 81.35 ané 91:48 Ond yat Meal and many others have gathered them into a that sell regularly at 15¢ single collection for . quiek box, 3 cakes In a box, on 8c) i STANDARD PATTERN DISPLAY clearance tomorrow at | each A unique dixplay in our window today and tomorrow calls at tention to value of the Standard Paper Patterns in home dressmal ing or in the factory made from the patterns or abop,, Garments and the Process of making a dress from the cleverly Ulustrated We are attle Agents for Stand ard Patterns. A full assortment always tn stock in our newly ar ranged Pattern Department, a0 the NEW $1.25 WOOL TAFFETA AT 97¢ A YARD are shown on fig patterns is second floor Just to call your attention to our large stock of this splendid ma terial and its good wearing and laundering posatbilities we make this special tomorrow. Wool Taffeta, comes in black, pink old rose, reseda, tan, light and dark brown, Copenhagen and porcelain blue, dark green, pale blue, navy, Hght gray, medium and dark gray, red, cardinal and garnet—in fact, every shade known to th irese goods business It is 44 Inches wide, and avert pare bs mancagined washable, Regular price $1.25 97c TWO WASH GOODS SPECIALS Just to clean up these two lines, we offer these great reduc tions tomorrow, All our new Wash goods are in now, and we want | to get the particular fabrics out of the way COTTON CHALLIES—Juat a few hundred varde lett in light col orings, and small figured désighe, while they last tomor 1 5c row, at, the yard FLANNELETTES—In otri and light ring effects; in shades of fall yard; special, whi) the lot lasts, to. 1 92¢ McCARTHY DRY GOODS CO. Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver Howard J. Sheehan, Mgr. 1908. oud line which the sultan has gran SUL FAP AN iB - SPECIAL Just Here Anothe Embr. ~ Pick-Up by Our Mr. Buchanan siey in New York Last Week, HNundreds of Yards Embrolderies Values to 45 Your Choice anan Op Great and 50 icted Tomorrow, Y« Unrestr new Bua need to ance that oideriee an NCING! aero 6s, Nainsook and Lawn & all widths up to WIDE FLO Women's Remnant Any in New Spring she @tere Taaum Waiets values to $3.50, tomor Half - al St. 49 the southwestern Balkans, to Sa ¥ his line will connect with the T H P e 3 rice Pe A Turkish army he » bi Now the cnar’s soldiers are so the cables hint, to drive the all ie that Russia regards Persia as Main 4372—Iind.. A 2239. GEO. BERRYHILL. ONLY $10 DOWN will beautiful Piano to your home. Pianos that naually sell for not less thao $25 to 859 down ean be had for a emall Ten Dollars, deliv ered free to your home. Used Pianos $1i0 up | New Pianon $225 up. KOHLER & CHASE, i 1318 Becond Av. Block.) 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