The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1908, Page 5

Attle Hoense votes were called and Sontinued the same vote on reveral ordinances which followed. These ordinances entirely foreign te nalor and it required were a matter time to corr me time past and ° in a gon ral tmpression prevatting majority of the councll that the olty should have a m feer whe could devote his ! time to baying goods and supp equired by the muntetpal depart At premeut the a city, supe ‘Brure Petition | purentana’ by Soorotaty Riley * 2 the bos sbite works, and in order to ti m the work of his * ; a Retest office the council recently appe 4 an aseistant clerk and a stenog ——— regher, i ts urged, however, that} * Mr Hagiey’s duties in connectic tense and revenue commit 4 | d e " S | Gi with the board business are ox ugh | a. Pr recommendations to renew the to kmop tm Iaety and that a ap et Seattle salons Loense otal wan te handle the purchasing could sete the city much money Continued Lease by giving mere time to his par edeanarn, Ao erdiowmes was pansed fixing th gradi: fer the Dearbors a. lin prowement, whieh will give that thereugitfare a | por cent «rede Proposed Water Purchons. A wexelutien was tatreineed pre~ viding fer the qurehaw by the city of Geurgetewn's water supply evetem. The Men is to provide an extra souree of masply. disrtiag the ot Life. —_—— dity Counc! by a majority West nicht decided to adopt FLEET YACHT TRANS NDS HAWAII IN “PACIFIC RACE of the Noyes Und riaking company FUNERAL NOTICES. STORY -OVERDRAWN —tree Spe lat Subur ban Delivery Deputy Sheriff Peyton Says! He Was im Ne Danper. is attracting wide national interest The Hawall was put in dry dock to day to prepare for the race The little vessel ix the object of gpuch Interest among the sporting tr nity, and @ wd went out Bupday night after a Vyage from \ julu, starting June he wa paid for buy a 1 1 by popu Yar haertiption, The othe noht which Will strive for the honor of winning the race the Lurline owned by HH lair; LB Johnson's yawl, Gwendolyn (1, and John Kyle's yaw!, Lady Maud nents have been com at nendoff for the yatfonal holiday. Low Angeles county has dc $1,000 toward the expenses of the day r DEATH NOTICES. Menmein 1. “il, ane OH, died fm thin eity i Lydian F. Edwards, age 65, died } im thie elty June The re | are wt the private reception raom of Butterworth & Bonn Lilian Bryant, age M4, died tn this city June 2 Janwe Do Vb age 76, died tm thin city June The tbody ie a the private reception room of Mut terwarth @ Sons Mery | Livingyton, age 47, died in thir city Charlies Adamaon, age 61, died at the family rmdidence at West Se attle Thomas Portege age 56, died at the King County hospita 20. The remains are at the parlors | | ihe fina! vole Couneliien | wammer aeasen, when the demand Parker, Murphy. Reveille. | ts unusually heavy amd there ts dam Renate gery poo age ¢ St. Jo ee wae te Tan) ger of & shortage tm the Coder | @ church at ibth ev. and @ le license renewals 4 aut] Hetvor seupty | | Aloha, Wednesday moruing et 10 . ees of the counel om An ordinance was tntredieed anh | ~— as lo'clock. ‘The burial will take place ae Cousciiman curd, who Was) ing that the Seattle Bteetrie Co Are Aw Al! tas Lahe View sometenr _— ae present, voted to disronard (he! install two electric sprinkling ears The funeral of Lillian Bryant witt a from West Seattle citizens! io sprinkle the streets (Star Special Service.) | Yachts from prominent clubs ieid ok the deca ° rs : pinat continuing the liquor re LOS ANGRLAS, June 23.—Iie | from coast to coast « nee A ope vena . wail's hope in the second annual be entered in the race, which . 7 ‘ Max Wardall, of the] | trans Pacific yacht race from San aed ee eee ces oon the Glemet PHA ward, ured the connect! to he Pedre, Cal Honetula, whieh ft y T . Pgeees tain ne bear rohestited to mart teow San Pease) Cheap Strawberries | the tuners sorvioe of Mary Liv fo in favor of the renewals on July 4, t the yaeht “Hawai Take steamers Wildwood or H¥84! Hitierworth & Bone thie afternoons & & Majority of the city Her length over afl tx 69 feet, atx at Lesehi park for the strawberry| ,, 2 o'clock. The burial was held s who voted the ordinance inches, and total sail aren ts 1,189 felds at Clyde, Kastinnd and Welle] o: tne Mount Pleawant coumeters a aquare feet vue, No walking-—berry fields are » paid Weaver Gets Mixed. bs eeeeennenmnmeend The “Wawall” was designed spe right near the landings Doats Lady A w w. ® Nea cially for the race by Crowinshield leave Leschi dally at 7:20, 9:00.) , yam, UO arty ; amusement result " a | The Lady Choppers’ Degree. & tistake of Counctiman Taft’ . Managers of Boston. u 00, 1:60 and 9:90, Round '10/ crete No. 1, W. 0. W. will give , who always votes in op S TRACT. » Come jeard party tomorrow afternoon at ay saloon licensee, o wy ge s “1 ee the hall, 1422 Second Ave. tple. says ie oe ne ee ee : Eee gece, Be vaya, Bo Are on New acre; easy terms; close to Free Clothing |} : say” when Visit the Navy Yard Z car line and lake; level, clear A Coat and Ven Free wih even WISH vy | » ed; fine for chickens and ber oe dering sur Selling Ow Atlantic Moet ir still at the navy Literature. rea wd. Bee the baitleship Rhode National Land Inv. Co, Inc and tn the drydock Boate leave 4 917 First Ave. times daily from Pier 2, foot Way, Round trip, 600, 5 By United Press) nee 4 WAS INGTON, June 23.-—It ts stated bere on good authority that Secretary Taft's campaign mana lagers are busy getting out liters tere designed to capture the negro vote for the republican nominees ext fall, The seeretary fears the vote of the negro more than he does the vote of organized labor, aceording to those who are in « position to know, and the o paign mill is already busy gettt out Mterature calculated to appease | the colored voters of the country | The sppotatment of a negro to p try our “little-at- | Jactime” plan when buy- fing new apparel—open account and pay a le down and a little a time for anything | preside over the great convention lected irom our [at Chicago while Senator Lodge - . . | was presenting the name of Gev owing of Men's |} cmor Gatid Massachusetts, for jthe vice presidential nomination, own-to-date Summer | was but the first step, say the poll ticians, tn & campaign that ts cal | culated to out-do the efforts of Sen- ator Foraker to gather all the coi- ored votes Into his camp before the Chicago convention. 4 The literatere contains extracts from Teft's speeches favorable to | the negro and clippings from news papers that have defended Taft« | Courwe. The Hrownsfield incident will be touched upon in the literature which will be matied to every col | ored voter in the United States. tll help your out. Ladies’ Aid Lutheran Church. ‘The Ladies’ Society of the Im- manuel Latheran church will meet Thersday tm the church crypt _ Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mar. Berendsen and Mrs. Anderson eer eect ener nena } 8. Navy Yara Route Steamer Monticello leaves Fiyer dook 2 ‘and 9:30 a.m. 1:30 and 4.0. m. *** Big Sale of {Preserving Needs ? The Well-Known Economy Jar—Has wide, smooth-edged Mouth; no separate rubber ring to taint contents or leak tir; sure seal and self-sealing; air-tight large fruits and tables may be preserved whole; pints, “ 95c | we Sc Tacks, 2 Pkgs. S¢ Rubber Rings, 3¢ Doz. )The high grade Arcade Rubber | REGULAR Se-—-Packnage of |f/ q Jer Rings; our own special | piged stect carpet tacks; larae |f! brand. Wednesday 3 size box. Extra 5 POF dOR. 6. .cseee IG | special, 2 packages .. c ‘BSc Preserving Kettle, 47¢ EGULAR S6e—i¢-quart best 10c Garden Trowel, 5¢ y gray granite preserving REGULAR 10¢ — “Primrose” 3 k u with bail Extreme best japanned steel Garden 2 | Trowel, with 6inch blade and jf) * 47c black wood handle. 5 Gasoline Stove, $2.8 | Special Wednesday .... ci $4.50 Hose, $3.29 2 LAR $3.75—2 burner Re- : B® File Gasoline Stove; 2 hot necessity; fally war- REGULAR $4.50--Best canvas BR fated and absolutely y] 9 covered green line Hose, 50 ft gs! Wednesday ... ’ length, complete with coup The Victoria Pleater Suge. $ | (® operate and requires | =*tr® special ........ 3.29 skill. The Victoria will do i | DBS Greater varicty of work in 10c Ball Twine, 5¢ | Fp bess time than any other pleater | REGULAR 10c—Ball No. 18 for training 5 |) Hardware Twine sweet peas and garden purposes. Special, ball 9% the market, » household ne a eesity. The price not 25c¢ to be considered Se $1.35 Screen Door, 89 es | REGULAR $1.35—Mission Finish, 4-Panel, Wide Stile Door; very strong and well braced; Wednesday special .........0csereeceeeeeseeeess 89c A. Bride & Co. Largest © lothiers on the Coast. Emergency! By reason of the unseasonable wegther we have decided to reduce all the Men's and Youths’ Clothing. A stra All $12.00 Suits are eee eee eee rere 2 Cee All $15.00 Suits ar All $20.00 Suits are .... All ad ight 30% Discoan Is now in effect on Men's and Youn® Men's Suits 00 Suits are . .. $8.40 seceserespep. $10.50 1... $14.00 vegep.. $17.50 Kept in Repair Free of Charge—Fully Ghiaranteed as LARGEST CLOTHI 103-105-107 FIRST AND S1- SS VESLER to Style, Fit and Durability. >) — ERS ON THE COAST \SEATTLE | Tel. Main 176. iderable In@ignation was ex d youterday pres by residents at Rentow ever the wtery which ap peared te yesterday's Inune of The Har, In whieh it wan stated that cial Deputy Sheriff C. B. Peyton and bin deputies were threatened this ts the one place where with vielones by a mob last Sunday every way absolutely satisfactory. Refrigerate whee tes ethaete arrested 06 UD a my STANDARD feature and thin seaso skeepere fer selling Meuer on maker tn their selling, Of course you uni Sunday al “refrigerator terms” as above—welcome The Star's informant gave the story ne it appeared in yesterday's five seasonably good items from the drapery store refrigerator store— you can fill your refrigerator want to * has always been will be a record srutand eur exception to them. te This mant accompanied the on epere to Battle for Wednesday special selting only— Munday mm they were fined by RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS; light, afry, Pottes Judge Juke B. Geréen neat and splendid for summer use; 3 yards long, There were ue Civents of vie well made and neatly finished; mew patterns, ye Se nd aay. “White just came; worth up to Bbc pair, For 49 ~ ap Ea cog Pope Wednesday only, extra special, the palt C val dange , re pro - nach tarther qutons —RUG FRINGES; 4 fine assortment to choose might wed. In jue from, in builion and knotted styles; worth up to the eitte f Renton it is to lhe yard. Extra special 9c only fair to state that aside from Wednesday only, yar ae 3 « few rowdies the crowd merely —C. |. N. SWIGGES in all the ~ figures, 36 inches wide ed. Regular value 15¢ Wednesday only followed ws. No violence was of MC. Walsh apaper d editor of a Renton denies that he right of Peyton to take color effects; a the saloonkeepers from Reaton or mer use, regular value. interfered in any way special, Wednesday only, ~EXTENSION RODS for lace curtains, 7-16 tubing; extend to 54 inches. Extra spectal 200000900006000. _. for Wednes- 5 —_ day : Cc They’re Off | night) the yard —HOLBORNE SWISSES, 40 inches wide. ity curtain material for sum- for sash curtains they are unequal- Extra special 1c in neat xtra the yard .s.e00- 16c 5c (mall orders for these specials filled if received by Wednesday (?\ | less off stove— Our Prices Suits, Hd = | Dresses, Price Millinery For the next ten days we this is an absolutely safe and reliable oll stove—no smoke, no odor—thoroughly guaran- are going to break the reo water ord for June sales, and of. these special values for the week: covers; fer our patrovs wonderfal shaped bargains, We have select ed about one hundred Suits from our stock that we will Mpuit—epectal ---....9800 9 | $4.45, spec’ 16-4inch D-burner size, regular sel! for Just One Half Price. 5.96 Also shout fifty dainty $6.96—epecial White Lawn and Hat +barner size, regular Dresses at just One-Half $7.50—apectal .... $5.95 | Price. 100 Skirts at just } (mall orders filled.) One Half Price. BIG REDUCTIONS ON MILLINERY, CABH. CREDIT. YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD. BUY ON EASY PAY- MENTS. Westberg & hid 1312—Becond Ave—1512 regu spectal spectal special home. —we also Buying @ VICTOR on the easy-payment plan ‘ts having the cake and the penny too. You get the music and you never mins the money Stop in and let us ex- plain our easy-payment plan. Sherman, Clay & Co. 1406 Second Ave. you'll need these now— —made of heavy galvanized iron, tight, strong and durable. $3.50—special .. 184och size, regula: $4.00—spectal 20-inch size, regular $4.50—special .... (—mail orders filled.) No. 416 Cooker regular §19.50; —this price includes setting up and connecting line of all sty (—1mall orders filled.) SECOND AVE. AT PINE have rain-proof well braced with V- strips on both sides; warm weather is here and it is time to think of a gas stove— we carry a very extensive line of all sizes and styles. Extra special one-day pricings: No. 3-14 Cooker Chief gas stove; ee LI No. 4-14 Cooker Chief gas stove; regular $11.50; Chief gas stoy ...913.50 carry a very extensive jes of gas ranges. sT. TACOMA. U.S. Navy Yard Route Steamer Monticello i} From Galbratth Dock, Foot of Madison Street TIME CARD. » We do nothing else Afternoon Bremerton & Subject © without FARE 20 RACH WAY. | Both Phones 676 | Empire Building, 352, 353 and 354, 914 Second Ave. there is no place where more conscientious service can be obtained, no examination more thorough, no glasses made that can give more ease and comfort or satisfaction than ours. Both Phones. Eversole Optical Co., lnc. ie Fiyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE, Fare 350—Round Trip, 50c. | FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY LEAVES SEATTLE — 5 and 10:25 a. m, 2:06 and 5:46 p. m, | LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. m | and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. U. SEELEY, Jr. Agent ttle Tacoma—Tel, 212. BEKIN Everett and Edmonds. Fire Proof Storage Main 1623 QUARANTEED RATES BROK ERS. frocks Bonds Ursin Wxccuted for Lov estmeant Pew Bow Phoney 3? = MOVING AND STORAGE CO., Inc. COR. THIRD & WASHINGTON. We Move By Contract Get Our Figures Cut Freight Rates Ind. Tl. DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. Genuine, Live, Proven and Devel 702, 703, 704, 705, 706 Johnston Bidg., Bt, Seattle, Wash. ped Third J. F. TORMA CO., INC., Mine Operators. Mining Properties, Ave, and Univer