The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1908, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1908. 7 GOOD ROADS MEETING Shouts arene wy CONG CRUISE FoR; "9" — QUIT LOS ANGELES fin’ "ot rr Ant. GOING . nr nt Apri beet OE raves.) ; featherweight 4 lon TUPANANA Syl Poarees eee in eur notin driven by diva w that ship «@ ubllant = re AVY Department Arne ‘sisi: Pat inven vs es ‘Men of Atlantic Fleet Are ” wed GET ates t of War Will Go antovow the ona) OUNCES That It Will F%.0/°'° 8 "| Bidding Southern City J.C, danoand @, R. Goodset _ erelary “ rf ts chmod F II » | FAMOUS HASEY CASE [fusing of te Pesce Gurved els the car crew > alec JUNEAL laska, Apri ‘ Lake Washington. ute ns “ (By United Press.) Dee I eae Monday. Tho MMBelod ontertainment of the flee pee ae: WEIR CASE 1S OW) noni S80 i ee ~ BRINGS SUIT FOR | =< ven oa ituerary ie kept will Ko to Santa Ha 00 of them ha © week Nelther will the department dis ay we hundred automo ; a tows to mer be " Over three years after the acet! oioge ¢ ” isis “ number of blue manufactured, a erenary is sald | jClose the purpose of the cruise ~ (By United Press.) OF eee a long journe s alleged to hav® hap “| Howeve " | Iacker r «three ure’ run y —— ‘ ver, from an autho JASPER, Tene reported fo be goen eeage ehtdeetinen’ < m an authoritativ md Low Angeles and suburbs ASPER, Tenn., April 24.—W. J His Inteation |» y and & prominent local a source it haw been lehrned that the « which they enjoyed # final | Oliver, of Knoxville, the noted ec to start soute Cle in Ma . ng the Seagtlc Electric Co | P#ettte ships wilt trait the Atiantic| N. Wildrick and bis alleged wife,|M@tfermance of the “wild west! cract i clan, banke nd man ¥ qonditions © ur 8 damages fleet, probably three weeks bebind | #8 ed to four years at Witla | "ow To the officers @ reception | wescturor, today in chancery cou requires (he c he first jury to hear the case|@ as Honolulu, ay tinue | Walla by Judge Geo. E. Morrin on | W8* tendered at the Friday Morm | I t Tatt om the i for (he defendant, but the/on 4 direct line to Manila to ren |* Charme of precuring two y bs club by the Daughters of the - 5 | period in ’ he lower court was re-|desvous, while Admiral Sere and patting them In s American Revolution, the last form-| York, financier of the lock and pretty reer 1s not disclowed ny the Stale KupreMe court| Meat feet will sheer off for Aas | resort in Vietoria, B. ( nl Function tau project at Hales Bar, for $900 : silos 1996. tralia. According t gossip in| [he state penitentiary to-tay | , ral afternoon the blue jackets | 00, charin ce yale, yore its white t Ww y de of it are h resorts to enjoy |the part of Brady and the unrea ‘ program of athletic ble ejection of Colonel Oliver poiling Things dor li + the ALASKA Weir claims that the sudden | Washington, one « t of the Pa Wildrick i over 60 ye id and| flocked to b xm of &® Queen Anne ay, dar| Cifte fMeet’s trip is to be tn the east |i i thought that 5 g | Be attract rogres Unter ‘ . ‘ At, when he| before the Atlantic ships senrt tex | mat ob then é ¢ |Mports, shooting matehes, boat rac mae ractor from the lock and it you keep ice in it, ie Sal me it isa - atop, threw him) home through the Sues canal | le the prison walls 4 concerts dam works i, avement, fracturing bis| When the two fiest ¢| ‘The case created o great deal of| Toslaht fontivitios will be| I mast aix months Oliver handsome refrigerat is made ish, the cap, injurt his left) Manila will be an eany & es a ‘ m at the time ww ai cl w balin and fireworks f has been the mont ¢ 1 of mar v at la I n tior golden aad om os him he np | ea out the teine an of ied, developing into o of the ™ # and « final itumination | in th outt A ors ‘ “_r f . ing at least eight wt the at. | MKC Hauseating stories of the un. | searchlight drilt by the feet ago he came Into fame by bidding ‘ as metal shelves, TY ¢ waste pipe, te ms that as a result of tle fleet at Manila ¥ | derworld ever heard in the annals Yesterday's Boxing Contests om and mak wht for t inges, pat Mayor san Fx : els ak i ae. eke { 5 Bek Gees bere en ste fight | dulled off late erday resulted | re y has beou the automa , nd patent , ” as & . 4 w" 0 brea uv mal: } 1 oil tbe King County Republican | allen capable ofjin the Philippines equal to that of cane being appeal | aw : ie , ae $50.0 , os , which will not drop out, but are easily re Aer tod ea! arnir \Japan stationed th According the supreme court which hae Milip Behlossberg, of i : a ge 1 le 4 peed aaectetins my A “ today be! te the plan unde etlon, the | #8t handed down @ decision up | Jere won the heavyweight ever zr . Oat ed. It has ato discuss » the way/fo ime Arthur EB. Gritfir ships whieh wil . >», | holding the action of the lower|from Walter Altieri, of the Mis | | . is at all the le ng expo aaditions and to pave tie Rack & , Pa ones Foourt: in elg seunds. The dedision a all the leading expost a delegation ‘\ “ re; Bat Ovegon ; | tions e been th nt as baged on points, as neith } is. bitean cor | FIREMEN ATTEND FUNERAL, cruisers ( Mary Wildriek has been in the county | *® a » | national republic tet . Ty | jail wince Inet fall. ‘The prosecu-|M4n Was near a knockout when the| DROPS DEAD | b ’ t t fine Ong sunded i jpapet’s sublect was “The| Chief Harry Bringhurst and a det Pennsylvania, Ca nia, | Hon at the time of trial claimed = wae | Th Al k Ww ] h 0 i WwW ft Oer Party Rees be te eustios 6 members of the Beat th Dakete, pectected cruises the woman in the case In, the middleweight class, Den-| e aska ay Is the On y ay pore - a ee rn the | Charlests Setheneaiton . t Wildrick’s wife in Tighe, of «€ pattionbhip Ala | the poe, sa ee . devertn ent atten 7 he a ston, = Miwauk and ¢ bama, defeated Henry Trainor, of | (By United Press.) he ice rests on a corrugated galvanized iron which now ro eo pa ‘ » ise ohn prt, te he bat b r t “ “ORTLAND l particular stress upon the |the Tacoma department, at Tace } “eo thei Mp Vermont, - boul PORTLAND, Ove, April ack, which is so constructed as to leave in an air for th ‘ & the linait of six rounds, and the | Cha 4 a cases one defenses for ve ta Lik Covert « DOES NOT RELISH | deciaton o helmet baced on ‘A _ f massage under the iron. The warm air in the pro or tance v of imbalim nitric ax ‘a A WED T0 | again being based 00} w, ancior Jrexom, presiden J 8 F ance eompany morning upon ar roan car He ww and came from low PEARCRDOD, Apel Everett and Edmond © © 4 s SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.—Th University of Caltfornia ts to ha he greatest law schools in| Recause he tnsleted that be Arkanaan fruit lands fn bis It will have an endow > tm the ent efforts to have W.- E $1,000,000, and a frew ood Help, at Fifth a Hardy oth pose the moet b #. Peter Baest Har |minds obtainable. Ann wae arrested by Patrol of the plans for suck ap ifetitution | man Collier last mit She as been made by Prof. George H sented t him that he had ke, head of the department Arkansas upon h 500 « sttle real estate that is SENENT THE PACIFIC, So 'Sriusnrsis om Og Navy Yard mc. the central opening of the lid flues, becomes ry der and drops under the ice rack, where all - visture is condensed, and falls through the cen ved two terms in the ate and one term 4 ral opening finder the ice into the provision u Lake county a: the t chamber, cold and dry No other system keeps mber of the , cutive board of Postiand the air so long in contact with the ice as the ALASKA does the. other speakers wer h M. Shepherd ts steering wecuted on a charge of ty by false yerd says that Hard was rambling when the Jani aime to have given deeds to A warrant wa worn Haes! refused to talk of his ac H. C. Littooy, one of the de ous, other than to state that be|*sainet Hardy by the promceuting | ints convicted of practicing w United Press.) Wash. April 24 (By United Press.) wanted to sleep in the church, attorney's office. Steamer Monticello ont & license, called at the prose Scott Calhoun,| WASHINGTON, April 24.—Seere euting attorney's office today and - — 7 ~ road NAtess ane taney HAS NERVOUS PROSTRATION, RECOMMENDS APPROPRIATION. Prom of + to Deputy Prosecut Ge mepreme court to modify its re) will leave for San Francisco next oat te the Denny bit! re | Monday to weleome the fleet t (By United Press.) cases | BAN FRANCISCO, April 246.—A} fthe mogifieation is allowed it} SAN FRANCISCO, April 24—A though the fact was only knowns om Shout $1,009,000 of) cuments from the governors of afi “00K her most intimate friends. save much expensive |the Pacific states and a monster| MM Bugene Behmits. wife of the johe 1H. Perry as his —————$ ig eRe reg ~ DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. Hrown niso put | » Brown # t in an ap pate omy pearance and made arrangements Bonde urain Private Wires to pay up his fine as that | of Dr. T. Bdgar Thompson. De finance com etty council (his after ectded to recommend »..4.3? sod ncil appropriate $2,500) 4EACF & bie Whrary, a that theg brary may remaia open for an ad. | Selurds Alaska Bide. or en Marina od tor $8 leave only for trial| petition signed by representatives per mayor of Han Francisco, hae uast beer entk Cotas er ae Brown {* an attorne well as Muastions ia the eases where|of commercial and tivic organiza n confined to ss wert age woe metal . in c me niderable viets, for distribution throughout 3 wo gies te Seapets SAMUEL MULL TQ iso's ass ts stone will co t a frac FAME tie KACH WAY enting Attorney Mackintosh argu This stone will cost but a fi tion, delivered, of what such stone Pegg Meconaagete ing the merits of the case D ae ee ee Both Phomes #26 ne poe 2 an a ant TOUR STATE has cost in the past. The cheap s of the product will, it Is be fy made the agreements with| tions of the Pacific coast will be | ** - eae ee ager ard w others for nom-|useit to convince Secretary Metealt | [ratte o armor mayer sald FAVORS CITY AUT ke and « fe . a Pe Ae Cae of a atntaining q | today that the attack wae browght! os ae TM walter wes taken under ad-| xreat fleet on the Pacific. The peti | 0h by arip, but that Mre. Schmitz’) The finance committer this after od te Metcalf pomaition bodes considered sera noon recommeded (he purchase of _ ook, < —— by the state De. c lieved, greatly encourage road eon- de at & break — more actomobiies, ong for the On Sade ae ee ee nt struction te honor at the St Shur-On Eyeglasses {street department and ome for the = a * . vn 1 left! Samuel Hill will leave Seattle to q eimendadt morals - jthe city for parts kne i ge fit any oye TO SEE BATTLESHIPS Take boats at Pler 2 Ten round trips daily. 0c round trip. U. &. Navy Yard Route Steamer aking on the Good Roads move Flyer Monticello leaves Flyer dock 6:30 ment He ates that arrange A and 9:30 a.m. 1:30 and 4 p.m. *** | “1 Base Ball Supplies have taken another} At Theo. Wilts @ Co, 1068 First.! One dealer 4 ~~ Sato ee o sractically complet STMP SEATTLE- TACOMA ROUTE. iP . cmp bined te Fare 35e—Round Trip, Se. ~ mam, | 04 for the opening up of the state; ; system known for THE DEAF CAN HEAR atone quarry on the government | in vale die reservation, where stone for ma Dige't Fall to Knveet cadam roads will be broken by con Cres Bae for urulare, af dress THE GTOt7) BLSCTROPROED ments are perty damaged oftentimes | FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY by inferior paints and olla, The LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and Federal Paint and Wall Paper § 10:25 a m., 2:05 and 5:45 p. m. Co. have the right goods at the LEAVES TACOMA — 8:55 a. m. right prices and 12:1, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. 1914 First Av. = Arcade Annex. Bu. ELEY, Jr., Agent. Seattie— \ Tel, Main 176. Tacoma—Tel. 212. three pounds also followed at ot a peupene * ©O At Theo. Wilts & Co., 1008 First eee! Head lett eel head and dried fe being made! and will be on %e per pound.| i be on amie to Rbabarb TAILORED READY CO.—CORNER FOURTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET. Special Sale of High-Grade Clothing and Furnishings Beginning Saturday, April 25, 1908, for 10 Days WILL OFFER OU Entire Stock at 25% to 331% Off Regular Prices $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 and $50.00 Business, Dress, Taxedo and | $2.00 and $2.50 Soft Prince Albert Suits, Overcoats, his ise and Raincoats; sale price and Pleated Shirts; Perr reer ry ee ay 5 cose tevceubel ecserggerbes 75 sale price ... $1.50 $22.50, $25.00 and a 50 Suits, Overcoats, Topeoste and Raincoats: sale $1.50 and $4.75 Soft | gree ..:. ie. “Oe . $16.75 and Pleated Shirts; aa " sale price .B1.12', $15.00, $16.50 ons sIK50 S Suits, , Fopeoats, Raincopis and i csskias sale Meh ca nliee cones Liceveeees eters teeeeeeees+. BELTS | 25% Off on Al Odd Pants | geen. This includes our NEW SPRING GOODS. Black and blue included. | 334% eer ee aust ... $2.35 GAGD Silk Bloat .. 5c .ccceccdecccscccs bee SOS: WaRty TROND: cbc cg ce vote rcecdiveever ise | $1.00 and $1.25 Neckwear ............-..70@ } \ sprteg lamb Mt be T5e ADMIRAL RETURNS. 4. Ht. Dayton jot the West Virsinta Saved what from. you earn will cause you no incouvesience, and this wel manly omen comp arta | % the courte of time. Depoadt the 10 per comt coved with ae amd we will way yoo ¢ per cont i» Savings & Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY. $1.25 and $1.35 Soft and Pleated Shirts; sale price ..... Hats—$2.00 Soft and Stiff; sale rice i ee $3.00 Soft and q y, a! tdand beautiful; ; man from | act a ad ese persons} : Story, tragic in which will be illustrated A.B. Wenzell and Vernon ree. Ey UE EEOUM 505s aNeeceesves $1. 12), 25c Fancy Hose . $1.50 and $2.00 Neckwear ............. 81.00 75¢ Fancy Hose~. ... 56¢e 50c Neckwear eeeee O2.50 50c Fancy Hose ...... een ke 75e Neckwear eee $2.00 $2.50 and $3.00 Neckwear ...... $3.50 Neckwear ......... Suggests a hinted 50c B. V. D. Underwear, short sleeves, knee length, per apres .. B8¢ $2.00 and $2.50 Dr. Ruff's Non-Shrinking, Health Underwear, per garment dame Marriage — but 75 French Balbriggan Underwear, per garment .... Aa : Ce | rae FO ; on , $1.50 and $2.00 New Silk t si ance in all colors, per garme ot $2.12), This ‘sate. ink ichi¢ les every artic le in the store (contract goods excepted ). ‘ Sale Starts 9 A. M. Saturday lored Ready Co. Cor. Fourth Av. and Pike ®XPERIENCED CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS SALESMEN WANTED. in to read thie A is hard to get | Martens of Tue Saran. merity ‘ihe but Svante imeral speely . This oe The Gren ont ‘ tems is now on sale, | ip ~ ow oom. iat Double wrens § cnnins yh ront Fis, onck lee Yew by wnt | ven Buperior Mo Comp nary MA } EP Everywhere! Ml be Belivereg Biresng, to ony . ltTon ee, ' | F. M. SPINNING Zz. sr apo bs 1310 Second Avenue