The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1908, Page 5

THE STAR—THURSDA his company, in “The Wrong Mra. | \apite of the poor reliet fund veine| pe | somewhat overdrawn. We have not Appleton,” NO 1 had the heart to turn down a Oo worthy applicant : hai ie At the Star. his Woek our free medical dis . | Jpensary will be opened tn =I bee olga Mey ggg or Fifth and Washington building, | “y 4 a, Sn Ginn, 0, in anal with several well-known Seattle | manies Fe vee: att tha edit eh tay ees physicians in charge, under the}, Mr Robert Mantel gave ET dalled espa te | Army's direction, | Hamlet last night at the Moore, | Mls week es who was aa vi rousn of frame aa AGED PIONEER DIES, [Re must have boon alert of mind, |< ***** * RR HHA AH sis " |'Phore tx no falling away tn the in ah Army Not Affect- rae ©, Sutherland, 86 yoars|tollectual quality with which Man-|* ROOSEVELT TO WRITE #| pioneer resident of Soattle,|toll ondows every charactor that|* FOR SCRIGNERS. a Ex jd fter an iliness of several/he interprets, the only difference bs | ad by the, posure wo at the family residence, 4317| bang that he ts built like a lithe|* (By United Prose.) *| Hagley av, yesterday afternoon, H $i. Instead of the animated |* NEW: YORK, July %—By & ‘. b is survived by four children, two! pléture of despair which the “Mol-|* asreeing to pay what in be #| in Pitts urg. sons, John and Horace, of this city,| ancholy Dane” usually nga to] ® Heved to be the largest royal: * | and twe daughters, Mra. W. DB. Mtl} our minds, “Othello” ts the bill for| * ty ever received by an author, * —_—_ er of SAattle, and Mra, George Don-| this evening * Chas, Seribners Sona have ne & - seat avore.| van Of Atlanta, GA * cured the right to publish the * A. Merriweather, renera Beat “The Mikado.” * story of President Roosevelt's & the Salvation Army of Seat PLAN CLAM BAKE, Nites - * African jungle hunt, The pub- #| tary of The Star to cor taco Brownlow, as Poo Habs! e lishers belleve Roosevelt's *| es, MNT ch some ot and Fred Snook, ax the Mikado, ar ee were " the impression A bia barbecue and clampake ati particularly well pl 4 in the * popularity will make the story *® eet le have gained! Madison park on the afternoon of co qa * of hia hunting trip the great: * the people . ' rent offering at the Grand \ | tat the ee re ta Rs Friday, Auguat 14, will be a feature ® ent soller aye world has over *) he American |of the Grand Aerio seasion of the | « «| ® known preatdent will be ® way conned ch has been of) Fraternal Order of Kagle@ The| yee Mystery of Temple Court. \* acoompan by his son Ker & galvation of Cleveland to! Grand Acrie will meet here August|, The Burgess-Bunting company of:|% mit when he makes the trip. ® — ity because reps} 11 to 15, iwPlusiveand it is claimed | friNs at the Seattle, “The Mystery by * tm that city have been) hat th ates Will spend $1,000,.| Of Temple Court’ wil be followed) yyy ee ee RR ERE Toney collected from|oogin this ety. next week by “A D@ighter of the ite e nineteen Salli Be FINED FOR SPEEDING, Me, Merriweather said The so-called “Why Smith Left Home.” was fined ‘American Save Will Berry a chauffeur, ye has no connection Mth) The George Broadhurst farce,| §96 yesterday by Pollee Judge John ates voce Army’; in fact, we “Why “hmith Left Home,” at the] jy r apeeding hia auto. it for some ting WITH THEFT Lots, will continue out the week! mobile on the Interlaken boulevard Ee crocors. which has a Bith the usual Saturday matinee. ing, mostly in the i * states, Army Exposes Fake. Pantages Vaudeville. Comedy at Charged wh stealing the sails predominates Pan- |] ofthe ship Eiw@i, now loading | tht ek, chief ved a] | The Salvation Army cannot be | %e h ages this week, chief comedian of | § for the doings of] Dies at Eaglo Harbor, and selling|them all being Frank Maltese, with Nepeaninie for the doings Of} tiem to a junk man, Ben Sanford, heteroatom +llen onsamaad? shine and ‘Impostors,’ yet as a} of fact the Salvation Army} in its power to} defend Sr the ovite from such ig | “aly & few months ago a self general of an alleged ‘Army’ | soliciting funds from the Seat-| ; we immediately inves and upon our request Chiet in had the man arrested, Was ordered to leave Seat the ship's mate, was bound over | See change af time for Navy Yard! to the federal court for trial at a! poate eee preliminary hearing before a Unit-| jed States commissioner yesterday |The theft was discovered by cus tome authorities who seized the sails for duty as they came from Antofogasta, Chile. STATE NEWS F, L. Blake, the Northern Pacift brakeman whe killed a hobo who took several shots at hit, has been released and will not be prosecuted jby_the North Yaxlma authorities. | Tacoma has started a campaign t “Our five branches of spirit eat along with the industrial for men and workingmen's | in Seattle, are going on with | work to bless and help oth- ) SECOND AV. ONLY, 820 SECOND AV. ONL Friday Children’s Day Neate en ee Great Relief Department Busy. Dur féliet department, ditected | to exterminate he rata he Northern Pacific head-| Mrs. Frank Alling, divorced wife of the Salvation Army, in}of the well known ploneer, was ie Glebe block, is kept busy with | killed by an interurban train near} work of relieving suffering and | Bluff late yesterday afternoon. only during the win-| Pierce county ploneers held a re-| im bat al! the year round. | union at Spanaway lake yesterday, worthy poor have| Ezra Meeker being a ure. fed, and this in| Thirty Quiniault Indians have re oe ee sot im in it for u Wisconsin are to be detached from the Atlantic Meet, and the cruisers Washington and Teanessee are to roan davis rating salt wor $35,000 for their salmon take thelr places Friday at The Walker Co.'s 820 Second av. store hag Whateom county loggers and been set aside for young folks and little folks, Everything Senate yuan Fay seeds im the way of children's dresses has the removal price on, Wad abaus 0 canis & tar but to make it a banner day in this department, wo have ny | it is reported that the Chicago,|} Cut prices far below’ what the material alone would cost | Milwaukee & St. Paul is purchasing |} timber tracts in the Grays Harbor country WIRELESS SAVES Time. Visit this section. It will pay ‘you. Children’s Sailor Suits ~ and Tub Dresses Reaching Seattle 30 hours ahead of time, through the ability to lo te her precise position in fog by | the ald of her newly equipped wire }leas apparatus, the lyo Mara ar rived im port yesterday. afteracon, Made of fine wash fabrica, such as ginghams, linen, percale, bringing 121 passengers and 3.000 poplin, chambray, e Reautifully rimmed in lace, soatache tons of Ortental freight. Little or braids, monograms and embroidery. Sizes 6 to 15 years no freight from China was among the cargo, due to the Chinese boy [cott against Japanese institutions * HORSE TAKES LONG Swim, SPECIAL REMOVAL PRICES 89e, $1.19, $1.29, $1.49 and Up A horse fell overboard from the sound steamer T. C. Reed yester | day afternoon and swam about for half an hour before two men in & rowboat could tow the animal | to-a slip at the Colman dock. Ropes | ‘and chains were used to pull the | antmal to the pier Misses’ and Children’s Three-Piece Coat Suits 7.50. } Suita bought to sell for $6.50 and CIAL REMOVAL PRICES $2. 9% and $3.95 Wool Sailor Suits A goodly blue, green, Sizes, 8 to 14 years Cali Tomorrow And be relieved of that dea@ alive feeling There is no charge. ARNOLD VIBRATION CO. 339-40 Arcade Annex. Hammock $2 6 Fast Color Twine Hammocks, double thread, ith strong stretcher at each end; wide and $2. 69 | ; worth $4.00; special 35¢ Sleeve Board, 15¢ th Klin Dried Shirt Waist collection of these much wanted suite, and white. Sizes from 6 to 18 years. SPECIAL REMOVAL PRICES $3.95, $4.95 and Up REMOVAL PRICES ON EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE, in navy red, brown Get a Supply of Nerve Force oeenmmrete Dry Batteries, 29¢ “Bver-Ready" Sime for tt } | ; more life than‘’] or Sleeve Board; well * | Wher battery m a ae at 15¢ | « cheaper “than & _— at ie; She; spec win a! Gg plan | Ne 25c Liquid Veneer, 15¢ entire b in afte | Tent, $4.49 The Well-Known Liquid Ven Poo adh grr sg | Welty Ext0-Foot Canvas | cer; makes old things new be igen with roped | cove ail seratebes; A | Se) dita Wo surfa f | iroes. hoping $125 Screen Door, 8D¢ 20c Butter Crock, 12 ad Bereen Door ‘Walaut wtained Gaz b avid 89 &%e Window Screen, 15¢ | Hardwood ‘Ie Mason Jars—Pints, 60¢ Baker GET iT FREE an Fra Seren; extends to jars, with ¢ | inches high Friday's flyer Fegular 25¢ al, pew 15¢ $2.25 Meat Safe $1. 29- 0x30-Inch Meat Safe; door and sides covered with best $1.29 Wire cloth; door may swing either way; 25; special Y, ULY 9, 1908, let this “July check-Out sale” Serve your present and fut@re needs! it’s a buying Qpportunity of extreme importance— ~—we are serving the great majority of Greater Seattle home and office furnish ers with “JULY CHECK-OUT-SALE” pricings, representing the most ex ceptional sav@g opportunities ever given you! . but two days re; if you would take advantage of the under-pricings @hroughout the sth let us see you here tomorrow. ALL SEASONABLE ARTICLES ARE NOW GREATLY REDUCED— cash only) no exchanges; no goods held for future deltvery; no out-of-town orders filled for iclow, tore and Astivery servion will be absolupely satisfactory two. extra ial linofeum values— $1.35 Inlaid Linoleum for $1.00 * imported inlaid * back, pe ¢, floral and pare designe Selling lal JULY BA price, sq. ya. 75¢ Linoleum for 3 10 patterns printed tinoteu: Wmitaslon wood floor and. ational designs, Reyuler The yd ial JULY RALLY en, oa. vd $2 Belmont Wilton Rug— Friday only— 78C t exoaptional over given you colors . This ie @ particularly fine rug and fairly priced at the regular value 0 In floral and o al Soni SALE price—Friday only Extra speci 3c a random JULY SALE value from the hundreds of rockers here— the drapery store reducings mean an actual one-fourth off— Attle wonder the vainoe Foerhl west | } | | 98c durable and slegant ma 95c m be used for any eng durable material for or aco y =e extra apect 5c $1.59 dos os entra Y HALE price, dox deep hem, 55c wally ‘smustin. Regular BALE price, each 10ch | ° and finished, have tine Mm | extra spectal reewdar value 90.00 an attractive ortable rocker, m and back, top Pancd prettily carved. high curved sly made fintahed $8.00 ' $4.95 d extra ape for JULY BALE office furnishiags never again will be so exceptionally priced! straight ne. tke picture, ish only extra go-ca 0-carts at practically If regular prices— $13.95 regular value $24.50 this te one of the most attractive And prettinst @o-carts of the better design, closely woven bedy aTey cordurey cushions, folde com actly ie head and foot fitted wi $2.65 regular value $4.75 rdit p-burner sina pepe Gos splendid typewriter chair, ke pl om back; finished golden: fitted with or sine, regular hedvy, improved adjustable base. ~ SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. Regular value is $4.7 xtra ape prise 06.80; apocial ‘Sop: SEATTLE. TACOMA. | cial JULY SAL $2.65 Statement of Condition wut “Gus Brown” says | The State Bank of Seattle boring are repented AT CLOSE OF BUSINHSS, JUNE 30, 1908. STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES RESOURCES | LIABILITIES. Loans and Discounts . $601,759.48! Capital Paid in $100,000.00 our opportunity is here to get alk Furniture and Figtures 10,000.00 | Undivided profits .... 26,1000 this or Bxpenses and Taxes Depoaits Paid 16,681.64 | Individual.$322,546.67 Interest Paid + 6,189.82 | Banks 43,494.14 | . Other Resources ..... 6,562.1 vings .. 201,656.61— 667,696.32 U, 8. and | other high Sede 8 38,267.36 THE SUIT Warrants, 10,720.97 | ‘ash and | exchange. 207,729.94—251,718.27 $01.32! $793,801.32 Deposits made on or before July 10th Draw, Interest from July 1st Second ard Yesler “Where the Cafs Stop” Watch for Saturday's Startling Offer Your Business Is Solicited