The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1908, Page 7

° THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1908. 7 nN A EALTH DEPARTMENT [S° A¥t0 wierims — (chicico kip set BiG FGHT BEGUN ON CLAIM BRYAN IS Feces tare | STILL IMPROVING TO REFORMATORY TE SHELTER TRUST, ON THE ne "olden Gate and ba oe: ~ noon Stevens, one of the] ; i ieeoes | seuss | SPEEDER 16 WARNED al \ t » acetdent my ber, charged teal | (By United Press.) By Unit enn) weit eg me . norning, when al! of ple Un from a POKAND, April 17—The feht) oino,ag veer os » OOS x é ian eee atl > yw Lele os J ate he house this morning and © Maw the in the ni tp ee Founings & ah Action of the f wa @« < a a “ tt plunge b nine own i * mn ® > bn t od Miph: | ft th ay. and y », Montana, : : s ‘ the a . flat J , . juve down the wift in ler 4 b : we . she Sate , ~ Jential chute that ne John . , y awe unin} Bf terday a the | tin : 5 i Joh af c Jand Refining « Ants to the pit, dug te Bryan pra . ee — * " 4 J Arn ne fou K M' Oreille, Idabe 1 n orths ka thus “eeweg | “bok n Ce . a ve % be ° a med OX | ay reathug hor 1 ita | #e m at one The wr ; ‘ a how that he heeamé] capacity will be ine reased to 1,000 ~_ ms itn iM tonn daily an@ this will place the ; 1 at I } miner coche otiom it of the trust * dt bv t United State enator Clark ft 4 the leading figure tn the combina: |)! g ' tion ot Hutt ive committee, J, Herbert Ander on Was elected president of the hol@img compuny (hat takes ove [tho phast se rate maa,’ | acumen t sodas Rerers|tus “eoner Stores’ | uBale mannet -« TO REGRADE ROAD 10 FLEET TOENTERGOLDEN ..———.. .... “l| SNOQUALMIE FALLS GATE IN FORENOON ews’ ett K. Sprign CHANGES MADE LOCAL MANIN ©: IN AUTO RACE Sy thie eo Thomas c wht | EVANS GREATLY ImPROVED o arrive » low 4 ' t Th oe Vo Abe wo by wa ‘ " co (By United Press.) | PASO ROMLAS, Cal, Apri BE OO OLS oOo ce Sy tars A he # C8 sl G EI . ' : od te Albert L. Valentine, cour en By United Press. m sale at twe , " ste 2 alee duc arte o gh salen Be as atthe, wh ak, yall Ghee ar en mabe - Oe ES | Se a a og geautie po Viad 8 Hand this save a distance of | Uy eaten 7 . M , f and b 1 at. 2 te week woth t in we n fixed a "$9,000 and trial set for next | 206 1st ‘ . _ we | attra ye cians mentors $1.25 No. 30, 3 1-2 Inch On one bay, i COUNCILMAN WINS | : . laswed af rattle, chargi ve m h Rents Resend, Wyte Bytettp aia Rich w A.McKay Jordan A PECULIAR FIGHT ¥..8 80s ose’ Paint si : ~~ tan or wat ‘ ( beh tice epaualanereloasan TO SEE BATTLESHIPS Spe cialists, a a ‘ pnd ee ed Take bouts at Pier 2 Ten round Pgoi ‘iia. teste (By United Press.) aDte to Mera yo the work within | riage to pond ' “Brush ‘ WHY sree Sey, she rowes trip a _ PORTLAND, Ore. A “ m ated time oo : _ : cause be nd iat the —_ _ - . NOT Shafer's—Largest Clothiers on the Coast—Whole Block Long. ==. ORDERED Easter Suits for the B SOU H Se Hn t with thts oer for gis Service , a 3 ee ‘ lenthe es : oe A% siantines The boys’ business has grown to such proportions that we give it a whole | : a 4 01 Se Ns (-ineh “tome, (Ws -ingh Vy compounded tore to itself CHARGES ATTEMPT | aan AY Sco, “aern 12/7 te 8 —_ Sn /0 sem ann my W +: how literally thousands and thousands of Suits ny as “ea aK the ath pice ee eee 2% % Che best makers of boys’ clothing in the country are represented here. TO KIDNAP GIRL =." Sing ence Detter Stare Joseph Skolneys, Ivan Frank, Semel Pecks aad others Three Thousand Suits for Boys Are to Be Sold Union pertff Smith reevived a ‘ distance t ne mensage this aft Ss i & ° < Mana rd om the charge of emberzle ent ro hil Sheriff A. B. McDonald, of South | 9 says that Manard ap/| Rend, has the warraut, and Bim at his hotel last seed for Manard amd offered him $15 as ex Rumors around the court house ‘Meeer. “Then be started to/ were to the effect that the charge) es ee” sald Woods. “He | was brought so as to prajudice the TO SEE BATTLESHIPS F. M. SPINNING te take Lucille into the | case before Judge A. W. Frater, but) Take boats at Pier 2 Tea round | WMay good-bye, aod if | don't | the rumor seems to be without foun-| tripe daily. 60 round trip. oe 1310 Second Avenue back ——" KOHLER & CHASPS $100,000 Voting Contest a Mag- nificent Success CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, LODGES AND PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS OF ALL KINDS AND INDIVIDUALS ENTERED EVERY- WHERE. TREMENDOUS INTEREST AROUSED BY THE GREAT MAGNITUDE OF THE PRIZES The Seattle Spirit Seems to have prompted every individual to say as in one great chorus we will win the $3,000 Weber Art Grand Piano and will not allow it to go to any other Pacific Coast city. The manager of the Northwest has declared his determination to see that the contestants from this vicinity are kept in touch with every detail of the contest, but we must work as we have never worked was taken af by her moth Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY. where abe three mon plentiful store of ammmunt A r tuster Brown, Sailor Blouse and Norfolk i styles, the latter with two pairs of pants; all the newest fabrics, plain and two-tone ef- fects; all sizes, from 2'%4 to 8 and from 8 to 16; greatest variety and greatest value we Pw have ever known at— $5.00 at 2 $5.00 Little Boys’ Youths’ Suits Special, $10.00 o Suits Double-breasted or single 2'% to 8, fancy styles Buster | TROOPS CALLED OUT (By United Press.) CHESTER, Pa. April 17.—The jeaim before the storm in the street | fear strike prevails today. and! ough the men are quiet, they are a an ugly mood. The crisis is ox pected before tonight. In antictps tien of the moat serious trouble, ate constabu lary, 200 men, were brought into fthe city at noom four troops of the breasted styles; all sizes, up to 19; long trousers; fine fabrics; specially pric- ed at Brown and Sailor Blouse effects; plain and fancy fabrics; all colors; at 93.50 © $10.00 Other Suite for Boys, of course, in all the newest styles, at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00, Finest gathering ever shown on the Coast. ‘ x WASHINGTON known tod sker would abso before Never before in the history of voting contests have the people been awakened as they are now. Its effect has swept over the Pacific Coast like | Kuppenheimer Suits for Men| Men’s and Boys’ Ready for Immediate Wear ; Shoes sole esentatives for the House of Kuppen hetmer In the Shafer Shoe Store—First avenue side. Ar- had not partictpated in the had been passed } it ition to thia bill te very] d is backed by the ad ation This may keep con a tidal wave. DON'T SLEEP. Until you have seen the contest manager at Kohler & Chase's and have ony, = & hundred Jewish | £70" ot the repubitean a arranged your favorite candidate for the contest A very complote line of these famous Suits is | cade Annex—we show @ choice collection of bys tak part aaa aecneneen 1® ’ | ) now ready. No better or more stylish garments fine footwear for men and boys; new Oxfords ot ti Passove ah can . srice tet, ce hors ve L MRS. M’KAY GETS SURE TO WIN A PRIZE. an Oe i tae Gees eon Seed anilee aud shoes from the most renowned makers in vVensicT OF $1,200. the land—Packard’s $4.00, Edwin Clapp's $6.00. r*: if to $35.00, | HATS FOR MEN rd Burrows’ Shoes for Men, worth Imperial Hats for Men, 50 different 3,00 and $4.00; special tomorrow styles, soft or stiff, black or brown .. aes ° } aa Ceremony the k part j Passover p | po <3 ah The serv-} Mary MeKay “Grew 0 verdict of} ide me tui tic of 1 Roth, who was assisted $ With ten magnificent pianos and over 2,000 atm prizes to compete for, you cannot help but win something, and the smallest prize has a v alue of $25.00. from a jury before Judge A. &. Griffin in the superior court today against the Anderson Steam PRIZES. i GRAND LIST OF Whey Laie sate Aste Gant guns puke will be very yopular on Lake Washington here [zeae on oe ion By “Arcade Building and | She claimed that no gang plank as put ot for her when she Want afer Dros. Arcade Annex | : See teed teat whan dbs uw thant First and University—Second and University—Whole Block Long. to step out on the wharf the boat | ed away too quickly so that Any Pain Coat o: she fell into the water, She wanted ) $5,000 damages Millinery Last call before Easter—We will of Trimmed Hats, values to $6.00 Sale Price $4.49 Gowns Wash Muslin Gowns, lace and embroid ery trimme d yo all «i exoe mally A value former prices 90c to $1.00 Sale Price 7D¢ 1S FINEO FOR SELLING | C ‘ | WATERED MILK. Tavenette in the store ni plea | J. Zanzt, an Italian dafryman,| aded guilty to a vi at half price, milk ordinance and was Police Judge Gore Zanzi told the cou Saturday’s Sale The Fair "Saves o" ST ORE “iitocsind” Money Bargains Joe 8 | wupplying @ local ba t ! hermer & C to be used in the making of bread t & Co., Zanti waye the bakery prop . paying him enongh for the he added 1010 First Ave. to booat Bist Toweling Barred Linen Crash Toweling, Regular 12 1-2¢ Sale Price DE Socks Tan and brown; sizes mw th 11%; dight weight; excellent 25be value ° . Sale price 12o¢ Neckwear Washable Summer Ties, assorted and populat shade SALE PRICE 15¢ warded on A FINE FORTY- ACRE FARM “FREE In order to inspire activity at once, a 40-acre farm will be given to the ontestant who has the greatest number of votes May Sth, at midnight. SHES TWO WEEKS’ TRIP FOR TWO PERSONS AT FAMOUS HOTEL ney DEL MONTE sec North of Madison as confined to a Rawhide Stock H. M. Herrin & Co., 610 First av have for sale 2,000 Rawhide-Scandi | nawian at 12% cents per share Tan and Hose, full elastic > val Suspenders Men's Silk Suspenders, value Of every kind, Byery ooe guar antes. im fancy boxes ynd greatest number of votes soleet from .... Sale PRICE Sie Will te given to the contestant having the ema . 4 Bs Wii bates OO Iulw Sth, at midni This trip will include transportation, hotel bill, side $908 Sas Ave.. Gaon Anas. trig, atiomobile rides, use of bath, golf links—and the winner of this splen COFFEE, aid prize can go to thi se te resort with a relative or friend and live like ‘ ince for two weeks without it costing a penny, FE aor a yo Worth trying for, isn't it? ~ grees « re . ging ingore 1318 Second Avenue KOHLER & CHASE | Ie isicssat. 1032 your Prcor returns your mon 1S. you dqp't like Sehiiling colors and patterns, many sty 2-2-2 ne eee mmm Brg ies 6b Kim mcs, Ww twenlifes core Shirts Men's Golf and N terns are fancy and nifty, and there are serges, Clays, worst ali good ee Shirts, tm fancy aroorted cob ors an@ patterns; worth 75e to $1.00 . Bale Price 86.00 . Senne ‘ SALE PRICE 5 ee