The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1908, Page 7

— a ik neti EK BTAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1908 Ld POLITICIANS t at omimitte He bas " every important question | as arteen in Washi ute whe a) | vent we & candidate for preal ia ns ts & warrtor i ha C 7 | bulcn tetin atvnet he soompratalen en Council Instructs City Em- ; <a rio ule a loyes to Work | a Will Decide epen ba gallantry and bie P ye Nl 5 A tim to siciory om many” «har | Eight Hours. B Greatest 0 "Camuins Gitfere teem the sit! e ; leaders of lows Republicans an the a Th ee From top to bottom at prices we pay the manufacturer, and for less. Hundreds of { Contests, for the gold standard and tw fevor | _ Conatarnaltin eee homes have been given a prosperous appearance since this sale. After the first an- oe fi ' are eat GOV. CUMMINS. ae a i little resolution nouncement that we were assed by the ey counnt! last tm 191, when he was nomttnat words on & tare a tow f ~ mererner by 20 majority in a . id be aiitied, se that ¥ 9 CNR Gk ueRtion attended by 1,500 ffemdnd ingle brown back Hut t many of ¢ on who witht u Tarif? Makes War fe | ure Prosser each month ft M be thre tartft, however, that has aime tke a thuaderbelt wt of the uitting the Business imrnierenes eget. | m acce of the veeerw . f sod you muet work etant | / Geneter Allices bo wes és 4 we of sixty ‘nebe each every | NES, June 2.~—Twe doe I Then the «reat event seat in order | @y.” sald this resolution : ar ; ene times in lowe poll ts the primary of.tetey, whit h io) le i much w that there Householders stormed us steadily to secure needful furnishings for their homes, and v " ~ were several narrow escapes from 1 " " “ : Gor. A.B Commataw’} [ve Goaite whether Apter, afver bis na Agr oes 8k gr ayy everyone has been highly gratified to know that they have purchased at prices minus } Penneyiwania in 1860. He t « lew ay je the state ». fe ba 0 decite United mates] | yer and has beeu « resident of Des | Cute Down P e Ele a contest between | | Molnes since 1878. The only office | ight o'clock, instend af 9 o' e the dashing leader jhe has b Bove Preposterous! Why, many of generation of Republi ‘was © term as a the legit single men, who have po ged man . et < lature. a say car somewhat | ‘at Win, B Allison, the veuer auK b 1 ew juently of nights, would actus fof distinguished senator from This contest fs on today, the deing held | pime te the oldest member of | He bas held a seat gue coatinuossty sir Be. | [peti be served four terms tn the | Joe Schermer’s NEXT FRIDAY y’re Exclusive Clothiers have to cut out that Inet stet i The idea of ting down to the " sitice at $ o'clock! Gee while! that ENATOR ALLISON. clock, and what gentleman, ex a ~ ~ | copting of Major Oxone’s ¢ for the “Iowa idea,” which Is tariff would want to arize at # revision and reciprocity. He hat im] srenry Lelghto: tent of the | earthly hour? sisted purtionlarty that tariff cheiter| Our? “eldhton, president of the | “re, seems wo alternative be taken from the trusts, The old|"Mlted States Metal Reduction! wor tor the bunch, unless guard Republicans have been stand-| Co. who lives at 1714 Rast Thomas | turn the clock ahead at night. The! pattera on the tartff, Cammins se). ‘eperted to the poll today peads of the various departments | cured bis first great victory over|that Florence Alice St a 40/\are specifically inatructed in the — mestic employed at his home, has resatution to see that their men} missing for the . work eight hours each day. At prew | . f 1 ighton says Miss Stanley, whol out they labor ordinarily from 9} is 36 years old, went down town | o'clock in the morning until €¢ | Face Powders. Mind It means dollars and cents to you. Yot will never see its equal again for money saving. This sale has been a public benefactor to this community, and we are delighted to know we have helped so many. Come in every day—you will find just what you want here. Doors open 9 a. m., close 6 p. m. SALE TERMS AND CONDITIONS—All Cash—No C. O. D.—Free Delivery at Our Earliest Convenience—No Refund or Exchange—No Storage. entury Furniture Co. N. W. Cor. Second and Spring St. to make some purchases on the! o'clock in the evening, with an houp 26. She has not for lunch Charter Fixes Hours. The effect of this resole brings to light a peculiar co The city charter provides that tha} city hall shall open at 9 o'clock and venting SOLDIERS BE close at 5 o'clock in the © Although the employes will b# a trunk and there is a due ber as wages Pinaud’s Flamenea Face Powder. there an » earlier each mort) Tée boxes for 196 THE STREET ing, it wil] not particularly benefit! | SOc boxes La Blache Face Pow $ the public, as the departments cat! be der for 26 ned for the transactio# S0e boxes Pazont's Face Powder ‘Ne tbe boxes Ruby Ronge for .. 13¢ | Weartne © wnlform of the 9 oclock . | be open all day, and enpper will be ae, ae ae mace Bae we t ointun a . “ m panty be a markea| #rved from & to # o'clock in the more than retail saloons, may be ied States army, two men rep There ili pro f the Welsh church, corner sought for under the guise of a ho BECOMING ACTIVE alarm |TOo™s resenting themselves to be «& , mprovement tn the salew slarmn | of 10th and - tel Hente. Ber this reseen he de-| Hair Brushes. have been begging on the streets clocks for the next few @ays. it ts : ’ clares he intends to use more than} on | Se Solid Hack Hair Brushes for | for the past two days Hoth men whixpered around that several Of] Jo, wew To se “FIRST | ordinary precaution. } 7 BOe |, are dromed in Uncle Sam's uni the gang would like to moet the ADY OF CONVENTON.” | ed $1.00 Dupont Hair Brushes a forms but the company numbers man who started the agftatio that | Lapy o Sor N. (By United Press.) j @ Ji are missing from their caps resulted In the eight-hour resote | JUMPS FROM WINDOW. TOKIO, J be | $1.50 Dupont Hair Brushes for Their method of securing money | tion In some dark alley with no po! ; 10, June 2.—Great consterna- “ nation has been caused by the in- | $1.15 * to approach a man and ask for liceman closer than # mile away cal $3.00 Dupont Ladies’ Hair Brash |/carfare so as to return to Port AND ESCAPES Fenee br geo p= a | fe od ~ a ye sama volcano, whic! been act- “4 | st seaeed et SE ani crn ute 7 partie tt BITS ONE ee cetiunees doliue elon weaiisteoae ne, ‘ at | terranean notses were much heavier — Needed Articles. dhey Go to eclanevtng aubeens and : 'N last night and the conditions are 25e | Glycerine, 402. bottles 12¢ | "Pend the money. Yesterday the e * When F. W. Wilson, night watch-/ said to be almost similar to those mm Sues Wales, des, inion tor peoude soldiers operated — along u Council Approved Action man at the Stevens hotel, returned! preceding the disaster in the Tem- ite | Pike and Union sts, and today it BITS O'NE to his room at the Merwyn hotel, | mojera. Insect Powder, Se boxes fc wae reported that they were at ¥ 11414 Fifth av., about 9:30 o'clock vi a 136 work “pan handitag” along Wash Rainier Chapter, 0. A. R. on Hotel Sener License yesterday morning after working | PROTEST AGAINST CHANGE. Compound Licorice Powder, S8¢ fagton at. Rainier chapter, D. A. R., was pot all night, he found a man under! Tooth Paste, 250 tubes | boxes for ihe NS a a micas tte oe his bed. Wilson locked the door) As a result of a fengthy proteat BA AT ceenae at tien tart Whine worker jumped from a third-story grade in the Improvement of 12th window to the alley below and ay. 8S. and 12th av. from Jackson st, j made good his escape. north, the measure was laid over By a unanimous vote, the city Several tenants of the Merwyn/at the council meeting last night council last night sustained the saw the robber make his leap from/and will be taken up before the veto of Mayor Miller on the liquor the third-story window. The rob-| meeting of the street committee on license applied for in the Hotel | ber had ransacked Wilson's trunk./next Thursday afternoon at 2 : ike Paste, 5c tubes i “ = ise Perspiration and Odor ‘aste §6( Park, fe & Co), The tubes for Destroyers. ton. A pleasant part of the enter Mary Carr Moore of a cycle of her own composition from Teany son's poems, entitied “The Wie i4¢ | Odordont. Bartell's. targe bottles Tooth Powder, 25¢ bot- | Brushes, Sponge, Comb, ete | for | Tooth Paste 1 Spiro Powder, 26e boxes for (By United Press.) dow j Sener, at Westlake boulevard and|A gold watch and a Smith & Wes-| o'clock ise | Mum, jare for LOS ANGELES, June 2—Con Firtoch Club Dance waa Pine ot son ver were taken | ecrrenermeeemesimeerat Tooth Boracic Acid. 26¢ boxes for cerning the treatment of Jack The board of trustees of the Fir} The veto was accompanied by a . anoe paddies, gas lamps ai Soap, Be bee > Be pera aia Johnson, the heavyweight pugiliet loch club will give a dinner dance letter oxplaising that the proposed hy + Andereoe, W. 4 C, deck: | lprackets, Hall's, 1111 Ist av. **¢ pa Sy ° ¥ by Tommy Burns, ihe Canadian at the ciob house Lake Wash-| saloon measure did not comply with {#08 and Jol artshorn p-] coeapenphedncnpiicte “Tooth Brushes. Fagg Sok es. boxer, Jas J. Jeffries today ex. ington tonight, The members and the requirements of the new char. | rested by Patrolman Ristey, at 62nd cae 9 44 kind that to not shed their |g) <0. ding Toilet Soap. |}| pressed himself in forcible terms of friends have bean invited and it lier amendment. provisions. The |#t. 8nd Phinney av. in the G i sew ene without | ince nee tn $1.12 1 disapproval promises to be oue of the mont suc Hoense application and. the veto |laike district, at ¢ o'clock last ni / exchanged for any defect & oy talon - 81.95 if Tommy intends to fight the ceasfal dances given by the club. | cod Seen tale wp carter te the |e — of blasting within the ws ican 55 negro at ali, he should do so now Schubert Clud Concert | day by the council committer om | CMY Umit ae | OT TIL U C US | liquor Heense and revenue, and that committee, after an investigation, * Milk Must Be | Emp ire under teyns that will not cause, The «pring concert of the Scho the sporting men of America to bert club will be given tomorrow blush In shame for the man the in the Plymonth cherch now eali champion,” said Jeffries. | Tho chib will be assisted by Mra 1 consider Burne’ demand for| Lotta Ashby Othnick, dramatic so $20,000, win, lose or draw, to be prano; Mr. Loomis Dimond, plan absolutely ridiculous, The one jist; Mr. Percy Gordon Pretiand ya Tooth Hrush, 25¢ ive Soap Boxes. sg Tooth ved the Celluloid Soap Boxes ..16¢ ¢ | 40c Soap Boxes for Boe a Brushes 23¢ Tooth Brushes for a renee Se Folding Drinking Cups. Se values for had decided that the mayor's potnt was well taken Sanitary | The application and Heense were! The Pure Milk Dairy is the sole deemed faulty because they did not! yeont for Pauthamus’ milk, pro-| #0 into the full specifications pro-| quced at the famous Mapleton farm | *- Boe fumes. ise * Gargles and © values for 394 sided arrangement that he Is try- bartto: vided for in the — bee laws. / at Sumner, the first strictly sant. Washes. | ing to put through on Johnson is “Samson and Delilah.” It is generally believed that a neW tary milk sold in Seattle. This is %e hotties ise | Purses and Hand Bags. jj) # disgrace to the sport.” “Sameon and Delilah” will be} MRS. HARRY S&S. NEW eee 4 ber dy ft Beg B oe the only dairy which constantly . Ge | 31.50 Ladies’ Hand Bags fe jven by the Seattle Choral Sym \* — wa * ~s * ‘® | subjects its milk to chemical and toe oa for Be j adiew n - - a K. P. CONVENTION — pf aes Toone sea Bm (Star Special Service.) jin the first ay Dnt he in.( bacteriological tests, for protection e or or | 4 . a 4 re ayor } e that he In 100 Ladle soloists wnde e élrec Sa " é , of patron oer) . ae mer a a p Knights of Pythias of Seattle and *0lolste under the direction Of} CHICAGO, June 2—"First Lady |tends to examine very closely into | — Bote bias -« Oline, $1.00 bottles | E os vicinity will hold an annual dis ~, “lef the Republican Convention.”|all applications for hotel " $4.60 Ladies’ Hand Bags for chestra of about 60 pleces, Thurs f ye Hydrogen (1 sR | $3.85 ||| trict convention Saturday night at gay evening at the Moore theatre.| This ts the title that has been con-| Hovneie in Bape ip with —~ SHOES ND OXFORDS fe 1 8.P) \< aebers & Gpoctal train will leave nin theats full quota of retail saloons already y, He hotties tor ine : SScuate os the Seterevun wt T | Orthopedic Hospital ferred upon Mrs. Harry 8. New| wowed, the city's chief executive || In tan and black. Look at the hotties FE Cha li Seattle on the interurban at 7 p. i r ‘ : ef rs for Me | ace mois. =. A bed pragram bas teon ar The “Fresh Air Camp” of the) wife of the Republican national) ——ennens |i quality and compare the prices. tt bottles (tall pint size) ¢ values for .....++. 6¢ ll ranged for the evening. A drilt Orthopedic hospital will be Aleommittee chairman, of Indian-| “Double Header Stock J FREOLUND, HORNGERG & et ay wee. soe values for “ 43¢ |i vin te aiven by the Seattle com-|tmorrow evening by an informal | oii, oa aie De ae LARSON, et © values for 27¢ Vi vany uniform rank, K. P. reception. The public has been te) "on. pint Lady” ts on the Jobl yc ne Ment S59 Double Hea 705 Pike St. " | ti aie vited to attend Inapect the) stready. She has been living with] 1's cents per share. of 19¢ | Manicuring Goods. WOOOMEN ENTERTAIN. home which will be the haven for! fer husband at the fashionable Au-| "> SONS DU’ RUAN “: w. ec SSe | Pray's Ragetine, The boxes ry { re Cn OS thie evden | titortum Annex, on Michigan boule laters and Per- | . be Modern Woodmen of G n Lake ms naries D. Stimaon president) yard, several weoks. 25 G | Pray's Nail Powder, 26¢ boxes - il! entertained last night at a smoker | Of the ausociation. avslsted iy 24) "Mrs, New wants It understood | iC em C trustees, will receive the guests. whe ive" at Mountain View hall A «ood | that because » has been «i ibe program of boxing and wrestling Welsh Church Supper. the title of “First Lady,” it does! crt fs phage Pinaud’s Lilas de | Lusterite Nall Pollsh, 25¢ boxes s af | given and refreshments were The annual bazaar and supper Of] got signify she Intends taking any tad queer ob @ Floraicta Violet | 260 Natl Potishers for served the Indies of the Welsh chureh will | jn in politics. en 28, SER REDU _ ase | Nall Polishers for — - : -—- | “Politics don’t bother mo,” sald] ——terpentere, eepecie Milles Piver's Le Trefie for | Zhe Nat! Polishers for “| Mra. New, “I am in Chicago prin-| te jer ee ie | Nas Files for ‘letpally because Mr, New wants me AT YOUR HOME THIS aaa Lasnabura's White | 26¢ Nall Fflen for || bere Summer Prices SS per ibe Nail Files for eae o Vigna mer of 6s} ise | No doubt a large number of de’ Se PER TON REDUCTION ON egates will be accomps i by thelr wives, and in that even there would |} wo doubt be considerable entertatin ing to do during the convention 10 % RENTON LUMP AND NUT DURING JUNE AND JULY. The Best, whether it is Tooth mln the constant aim at Barte int Bent is siways the cheapest, and siways saves your pa = perhaps your health. ——TWwo STORES-—— ushes or whether it is Medi. |) Sherman, Clay & Co. PRICES AT BUNKERS: Lump, $4.60 James St. Bunkers 'D , Compounded Half-¥ | nut, $3.50. Phones—Sunset B Victor Dealers _ ord for 6 Years 87, Ind, 8 Paid by 26th and Dearborn-—Lump, $4.50 1406 Second Ave. at 3 Phones— Sunset I | avii oe Bae 38-in. 2-p 102 8170. in Store Bartell’sOw! | |] Puget Sound Savings in athadl te Tf second Ave: Nand. Boston | & Loan Co. goon wee dean. ¢9(p6. ‘Beishop’ tity Bae | Lump, $4.50; nut, $2.50, Phone A RELIABLE DEPOSITORY 1S A SAFEGUARD OF SAVINGS 112 Columbia 8t by 4 Sunset Quoen Anne 188, Ind 610 Drug Store hat 1 lutely ab th silty of 1 we |i + Bog ha weet A 1 $4 S One that is absolutely above the possibility of loss ° window for ee Bai) Western Ave—Lump, sacs; FL Eee OFFICERS: t *hones Sunset inim thi fability and prove our claims to all who wish to im | i cena " nut, 8 Phon | Second Ave. 506 Giaien thts rollatilty and Dror’ Ge eiudy oly the safe sad prot: |i A. Chere. Pres. and Tress wut, Sis tnd,'S } Se Chery Second A il\| bie disposition of savings KB, Burwell, View Pres F. M. 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