The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1908, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1908, “MOURN ADMIRAL THOMAS ere. ee ee who, ae Repre Labor temple jand butchers a dinadaaindlal alas Official return fa all the lone ta, Cal, a few FW repose deaths has rec’ ADMIRAL THOMA® (IN WHITE) AND THE BRAZILIAN MIN. ISTER OF MARINE, AS THEY POSED FOR A SNAPSHOT AT A GARDEN PARTY IN DIO DE JANEIRO, Te was Thomas whe to Petropoll ety back of Rio ; oa | who scarcely during the weeks the fleet Latio- Amer: | salled out of the Visits of ceremony ¢ emer of Magellane Calao harbor Sept heart. trouble that Kis death was hastened by the Can anyone ity of the world was Thomas who 8 graciousness was unfailing 0 inmates will be ordered out will be the first Prrible two-day Oroya railroad, from Lima to the! w ereat of the Andes mountains, 00 feet above the sea. en he stood before step in the remo of the United 8 the altitude sick ness, seizes its victims It was Thomas who mea hes to which we Mate He would rise at 5 o'clock to start/on a further mission of peace and | te" Where it is located ‘eribs’ will | ington ago. Evans lives, a patio: } friendliness & martyr to simple duty | for duty's na In the cities far to the south there will be genuine mourning when the death of this gallant little man told. They who never knew Evans) | will long remember Thomas. ‘CHICAGO MEN SELECT SITES eatrict-| Mr. and Mew, Rollin Denny wil ALP. BO. and thelr husbar Columbus, Ohio, will decide against || the restricted die & moonlight pion August 2 at! women voting, alleg that they || moved, but no Mat their summer home on Lake Wash-| drink more than they did years| to exist,” sald} Raitt-Grinnell . Mise Magic T. Raitt and Mr, Dor Reinsurance on the over Brit man M. Grinnell, of Minneapolis, ish bark Carn Liewellyn, 146 ABANDONED THE BENCH were married day m days ont Hom, Calets Busia for Fal American senoras oritas, at the official ba Powdts, 4 i in the swimming tank of FOR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, | ‘2 home of the offictat D. Stevens and H Chicago Chamber | Jomnized in Bpthany Presbyterian rived on t crulee Bridge Aftornagn e 1 « t om —_ i | Mis» Hanford ge ae | « t-} 1 Pac ernoon of four tables day f i lmiral De clot the altied Mre. Cha Emery Hath fait ° | fa mot night at Personals trousht 3 and elected the} @ Mra, Lucte W, Heath Ta-| east of the 1 oe the noxt alx _- — Jecommn, te th t her I | - Se ae eee Truekey, —slgn Jthia colt | . is ‘aan - | Mrs. Mar H nn@ae®@ the| BROWN MEN COMING INTO fead has r | H guest f tr Mw. OS. i t 1a} inaa a a vavninnors and vel | Chiéago Guests Entertained |", COUNTRY AS MancHanre| (28, pard vice president : 08 s rg ; Senator : palin 33 uty t th R os | visiting In 4 i AND STUDENTS ARE VIRTU. | S04 F . etary; Mr. and Mra, ‘I Prowch | & Timed and local No, 790 a € hainer | tended 1 the Pione ALLY COMMON LABORERS. Recor¢ anediad vig ng t pone t til the | (By United Press.) = bp conte bag | t October WASHINGTO. J 4 Acting shoors, clerks &. H. Piles and Mrs. EJ guests, Mossrs. Jn » Hoe Japanese, who Abie cous « jA eau gave a luncheon at the | irarnsworth, Raleigt Edward |i . B dieatine that he " on nteam fitters ire. H. A. Wheeler und Mra. B.| Pande, are on a t oe trip | (ey a erch or students, oF | sociatios be blackanatthe t| 2. f the Chicago|on the yacht “Hontta” to I members ¢ me h branct an ¢ not to nick Gaaae: caieona’| OMM? yerce AYP. 1. | river the exempt ¢ em, later take the f flow remwlae meetings | "e" | Mra. Schofield and her da ters, | places as Jaborers, the government Fe peer ieee Taot night Miss White to Entertain, | Anna and Marguer is planning to Inerease the activity e@ Rainier rene hee A na h wth 7 ry we be bot “ ae, + esi of on who are epi the im ich yesterday fem The olght-hour law has gone into! praey e\ ore ee Searauarite galling for | migrants under #arvell ne the Wh er Vaile Maryeville, Cal Every | w Dr, J. M ly 4 a fort nad apes In t and employer For Miss Torry Weeat pater he Ms? Mp . § J « that eight hours would! Alma wart wave an_in- | churet pA rt al coves tare n held th constitute a working day. ‘There | formal daitce jawt evening for Miss |} yaaa ihe. wie vies’ with inline doubt that tt . rE Nw will be no reduction of wages, | Anna Furth Terry | brother In Omaha lente evaase ee et be Leaving for Beeeh It is believed that a careful watoh | Teary, and granite cutters of Calals,| Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Denny and A a 8 68 ateh | ture ir d fees truck for an eight-| family will te this week for a BRIEFS BY WIRE OO ed eh cennty aflor they have | ciary and legislative More than 1,000 men are i weeks’ outing at Cohaswet fe igpee ount ; on will id whould be divided equ Ore Oo & wolutl r the | ested coupties Firloch Club Dance. rhe w m-| prev has been of the British} The members of the Firloch club] Samuel Gompers will take the fle coast, ui atter will hi to me tota) |“!!! &ive @ dancing party Friday, | stump for Bryan and will soon ts dir f. F.C, Mitchell,| gy the next legislature. that of a a) | » : employed in boot and] sue an appeal to the laboring men |!# progressing , j 4 A dan England, 21,467 | yy". board thelto support the dem ing to his reports, and he thie. wfter- | date for noon by | Vice Preside Women's Improvement Clubs. |, ¥ | The Leschi Heights Women's Im- | Yislt the Pripe fe candi presldent allowed mo: r nin sgents for field work.| Boats 1 ave Pier 2. t Fairbank will} The defense and siate have be jrested tn the Bteve Adams ca The jury will have the evidence b In a sult for divore The Geurse W. } Auxiliary | Wwodnosda , 4 yenter [War ‘Veterans and, theit friend Alton B. Parker will take the| that |! husband Milter announced’ ye with party in thelr hall,|stump for Bryan. to eat bage, whict 1 no “ertba” | s609% mst, Friday, July 1 C. P. Enel thicker we | 4nd forced her to m . P. English, a well known news in Seattle, and} An tavitation extended to ail saiior of Chicago, died of heart| Dost holes, ete strangers In the ofty nl Rear Admiral Swinburne has « disease at Chicago yesterday afte . Chapter A, P. &. 0 ; f - | returning from Denver mouth, has béen raised to 66 per the Rev. J. M. Pare le “| Columb et The young « le | Ver reside’ tu Marth Yakima The Olympia is due to come oft Logan -Goldberg Quartermaster drydoek on July 16. || eee ete mee ‘Bada | She will#ail from San Francisco on | elon nerige Goldberg Munday | August 15 for Nome and* st jo, Youngetown. bridat at. | Michael dgnte *¢ Mise Buelah Butler — rT Angelo. Rev. WH W. Rees, DD. fficlatod Mr. and Mrs, Goldberg will renide at Bridge port, Was Afternoon for Guest 651 Kin i at cards her guest “HLL. KLEIN. THE SHOEMAKER, If you can't get boots of MONEY iS NOT REALLY SAVED UNTIL It is deposited in a bank where capitalization ection an affor to measure at 217 JAMES STREET, o> otter, Hiddle. oy TO SEE BATTLESHIPS, foot of Vesler 40, 7:30, 9:00, Dr. C.F. Lathrop Seattle's Popular guarantee its safety and profit. We offer these and all other ad- vantages that only a “Strictly Savings” bank, established under the FIRST AVENUE, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. ce, vinited the oxpost tion site yestemay afternoon, se companied by Director General I | A. Nadeau, of the A-Y.P. fair, and }C. W. Mott, general immigration agent of the Northern Pacific rail rt j | Three alternative sitex were se cted by the Chicago men for the REAR ADMIRAL CHAS. M. THOMAS. \ t uliding to | The but visitors were at the or club ala of the JUDGE CLIFFORD P. SMITH. | Chamber of and of the n to adm ured THEREBY SAVE FROM Saw him lose hie cheerful: /*xposition. This morning the men peer Soeeiel, Service, 800 TO $150.00 ON YOUR | Bess for an instant were taken on an anto trip to) MASON CITY, Ia, July 13.—Con 0. All who met him loved him— etlls, Tomorrow the | vinced that Christian Science is| ‘ the gracious, amiling, tireless little ave for Chicago j}dewtined to deliver mankind from use of our cirew ||} man, with his slight command of CHAMP CLARK'S WIFE the bondage of evil, Judge Clifford Special prices | Spanish and his great command of SHINES AS AN AUTHOR.|P. Smith has resigned his place on | ffor a few days on human language of love | jthe district bench and abandoned | BM Autoplanos. Some whieh needs no writ. | & promising political career to ac | Fa 00 with free use | ten words. } cept the appointment of first read- brary. Votes in Thomas brought dosens of emi ler in the First church of Boston, Weting contest will be | nent Brazilians lato closer touch lthe head church of the sect. He| on all cash payments. with this country, During ten days | has removed his family to that city, | at Rio Janeiro Thomas put Uncle | “I resigned from the bench,” sald | Sam forward a long step in Chile's | Judge Smith, in explaining his ac | ‘good graces. During a week at | tion, “to take up this work because | Punta Arenas, Thomas set Peru > I am convinced that Christi to shouting “Vive Onkel Sar’” be ence ts the discovery of the | wal method which Jesus Christ used to overcome sin, sickness and | death; becange | believe that the/ [growth and practice of Christian | Science will uitimately overcome }and abolish evil and its effects, and }thus deliver humanity from bond- | ane. I regard the work of the! church more important than that of the bench.” | on some long, tiresome official ex rsion, and return in the small the next day. I never SECOND AVE. COR. SECOND AYE UNION OM + s Crunisueasor Momes, sreAMBoTS Ane NOTES MAKES NEW OFFER, Mra. W. W. Beck, one of the| owners of Ravenna park, has of fered to donate the bed of Ravenna canyon to the city if the city will agree to purchase five acres of the | |remainder of the park at $10,000; Jan acre. The park board is con | sidering the matter t ShoesaOxford Tn tan and black. Look at the quailty and compare the prices FREOLUND, HORNBERG 4& LARBON, 705 Pike St. MRS. CHAMP CLARK, (Star Special Service.) WASHID July 13.—Mre. Champ Clark, one of the most popu j lar of the wives of Democratic con- | gresemen, who has achieved an en. / viable reputation as a writer of| short stories and sketches of Mis A $9.50 Value for | $5.00 For Wednesday only we are offering a small size house desk, the one shown in the picture, at a price which bout one-half Feguiar worth. Desk measures 24 inches wide and stands 40 high. One long drawer and arranged on inside to conventent- papers; writing bed is securely supported by brass folding sourl “cracker” life, is devoting her | time just now to her most serious | Nterary effort. It Is @ sort of au toblograhy, devoted to character sketches of public men and cele |/ — brated person: whom she has| met during her long residénce in the ||, national capital. One of Mra. Clark's best-known character sketches, “The Senator's | Mantle,” is based on an incident in | the life of the late Senator Vest, of Missouri, typifies one of her pet theories about the devotion of hw mankind to their old clothes. Now that her husband has been selected unanimously | Joho Sharp Williams |ity leader in th | will suceeed “Unele Joe’ | speaker if the Democrats win con-| | trol of that body at the next elec:| |ton. And as a brilliant, witty con Versationalist, a social favorite and fan xceptionally well informed woman, politically, she is peculiarly well fitted for the honors such an | | | | Take either finish—goiden oak or imitation mahogany thats rhe won't ure it beoa trouble, Bleetricity is the only thing that souks right In and drives ¢ they never reach the White Mountain Refrigerators Are Priced for Quick Selling—A Hint to the Saving P58 White Mountain Refrigerator, oak cane, ename 16 50 #.; wale price this week $ ' chamber; ice capacity 5¢ M9 White Mountain Refrigerator; enameled food chamber; case ak; ice capacity 80 Ib ale price th i 8; sale price this nous uric acid out of your ay does this gently and quick 106-page illustrated book tells be lectro-Vigor and how tt Engagement. Mr. and Mre ahnounced the | daughter, | Condit Tovrea have engagement of their marriage will A Check Account TS YOU TO SAVE BY POINTING OUT A. Bridge & Co.—Largest Clothiers on the Coast Announcement _ The sale of Men’s Clothing at a discount of 30 per cent was NOT a success, _ We have three thousand summer suits for men that must be sold. Heroic measures are to be adopted. So beginning tomorrow we offer better able to dispense with you do not need ones that make the expense Might It be pos sible to cut down in some Places and save a little each A check account will fur with an accurate record of all amounts spent penditures because you can tell what was bought, when you got It, and from whom This method will if you don’t know where you can save, count will tell you. Men’s Summer Suits, Worth Up to $20 $10 Men’s Summer Suits, Worth Up to $35 MS Our regular prices are marked by moderation. No other good store sells merchandise closer to the cost mark than does this one. represents an actual loss, but a loss accepted very gracefully. Mainly because there’s nothing else to do. Union Savings & Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY 1908 Wonder Bicycle. $17.89 The sale EST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST advancement would bring. Learn to Swim At the Luna Park Natetoriam. vate Inatruction, if desired. Guarantee and tree “3 193:'3t 92 visite SEATTLE Coaster brakes 96.00 ext¥a on any |" | Bale ends July ® i. M. SPINN NG 8240 Beoond Av.