The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1908, Page 7

th¥ Amertoana Immodtately entered & protest, This method, which ts a departure from the wanal system of scoring, would have placed every THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1908, 7 By United Press.) 1 8. W ine, of Ada, 0., fe ee ee WHAT CONGRESS DID. jcountry except Rngland hopelessly By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, July 16. rg ee ee out of @he running, The athletes WAStinens » Salye it Byes front” is the order that must | ident from the United States Inalated The last soaaion of congrens be strictly obeyed gay the next 34] Bah ot the pominces sre gnudl: that Ce events alone should made neces total appro. days by Lieutenan' Dennis, of} dates for govemer in their re coun the champtonahip, white . priations amounting to $1,008, the Monterey pont, according to @ tive, etaten QE the prohibition the Englishmen supported the ae ° . 397,543.66, according to the an of & court-martial re | | thartcet —, 2 ” * * a * * * * tion of the association da Including nouncement made today under ® lacrosse, football, shoa@pe tourna the law which requires the ® + + “ * * * + * * * * * * 7 * * * * + * - * * * 1 + . es ments, figure skating rkey, box Se ttl at Will T k *® publicatior ni ¢ ing and various other sports fn the | DOMUe ele UID SSpropriatioks: eter sean sue * * . . * * * * » * * fved at army headquar-| | tors here, Liout. Denis must also (By United Press.) | ELECTION 18 POSTPONED, pay & fine of $30, all because he} CoruMBUS, O,, July 16-—[t took ‘made eyes” at-two prominent Radical changes will be made in | hree ballots late yesterday by the 7 x. Monterey women hy r the conduct of the Merchants’ Bx Government Experts Will taetepates to’ the national promtbl.| hace eh “aabtas “eseane oF mt BAGH TO THE RESERVATION. tion convention before Kugene W.\tering the serv the new board |Chafin, of Chicago, received thefof directors yesterday deferred the Make a Test Case Miss Minnie Finder, a pretty 16 of officers be nomination for president. William election two year-old I Appropriationn after each ses goneral results ‘ " . fi In addition to the ap Resiiahies WH Bel Terscvom | Long Oeeen Trip W |S Seaientists nate ho tn the hundred wales back stroke . ow Ll pe to oberset Awarded This ming voce Woy “Tievereit —— aatare Health 5 contracts authorized by the sewaion require the future ap propriation of funds for pub. He works ag@regating $49. Hian maid, and Andrew/B. Palmore, of St. Louis, was Dudley W. Burchard and © mifinal in 1 minute 26 3 w i ja. In heat two, Hareamape, ctenementibeainenent 448,750.00, This makes a to al Once. Jack sor ye old, of the Neah|Chafin’s strongest opponent, while Wiley have been petitioned to b Year. of England was vider making the tal expense of the session ” Bay Indian reservation, who Were | Daniel | R. Sheen, of Peorta, IN,, wan candidates. distance in | minute 26 1-5 seconds. De, BL F. Roller leaves Seattle | * $1,067,441,203.66 arrested last night by Police Ser — — eres eeenaelar mae — - — _— Combining sections one and two,|tonight for San Francisco, where geant C. G. Carr as runaways, were | ee of Sweden won the prelim. |he will take ship for the Hawatiar ENE (By United Press.) taken back t@pthe Indian school at United Press.) ary in the middle hold javelin |!slan@® and Japan for a three er! Puyallup this ‘Afternoon duty WASHINGTON, July 17.—Prep- ae throw by hurting the shaft 154 feet | four montha’ trip. method oring the} ¢y inches Dr. Roller has worked incessant arations are being made today by games resulted today in] Larmor of England won Hyo|1¥ at his practice fog the past two Sena oer oo TRANK OFFERING mt that no cham | points for England oday o@@ @uring part of thin me reliees Geerd will be made this | {hing tirat in the 10 Ke hen bean tn hard training for cliies, The test oa will be flied Pee tae hat it would be hope-|tNme was one haut 4 pod sgnined the manufacturers of "Mad wer’ LARGE et the compet: | o. : ann. ame ale” ne, a ge attempt to Ket ¢ 125 seconds. * we & bw a fo agree wun any oF Lemming ct Bweaee wom Gy | BO Enpect: Bi anime iri) [0 redtore stock of whicN were récently seized eet LOM Desbor-| first piece te (bee vetin (neow @ |Rien (© Bin Rowena: wetedt —_—_— in @ Washington department store. ot the Landon} nals, ex@ieg 17 rr) rem h, wr wedi ase Hive Bb 1t is alleged by the government ex) ‘The biggest voluntary thank -of eesctation, adopted thls | Keatigg hee pe “onriaget nce eecded rent =e ne ®. Littell, charged with| perts who are preparing the cas@|roring ver given in thie elty at m Protest he Final Wind-Up | lm perwennting 2 Uniled # de on th ; ly solution of the eet Leavi eerie: fe = mai single prayer meeting was made Wee ecer will, epOlyeceeed at Atbuan wen i tam San Feet Oe Betier wit} Pieri y to det arations are fals@|yontorday evening atthe Plrxt. M Sia et the roca a er wie ru mace sD ea oe. ec ir (@le morning before The manufactur) i chure® in respomme to @ few —of the ee toe cond ear” teeta Aen the eakebews frem|4 week or he remy a. ere Jud@ ©. BH. Hanford tn the federal | er of the articnes involved are 6! wordy from the pastor, the Bey. W great-- Msiees of the assoiallon at daunllan, bak & proveot hes Lois GLA, Giaeade eoen bee woes’ be nas 2 sted by the toa. [termined to fight the ease to the lit W. Regs, The sie caltegted P bs tered hy the team from the United |Itkes (h® country, From Heedtele,| eral gand im a tite pa ths ans highest courte If they find IK NeCe™ | wicks way ledepradee! of (Be sul 2 ‘Americans Protest States Dr. Roller wit! @= to Japae, aad|a@f whieb charged him with de| scriptions, amounted to S1.4a® 8 moed that the After hearing the Americans'|he may spend several moetes ie Mra, Joedpi o was given for the perpose of com - it was annow ~ phine Dab ; a woe on fields ofh« ban | complaint the committee rejected|the Flowery Kingdom. ney, of this city, and the= fifth |pleting the Dagumen ol the new ed in[ it and declared England victor in] On his return to Seattle Dr.| ciateny teat Be represented him 60 Té NSPE j church so@th west coreer Fifth and the | the tug of war Roller will tale up the mat game! self to be ae officer.of the United etd oe In the 5,000meter bicycle race) Again. His defeat by Goteh has|sentes treasery department se ae oe os 3 : | fintahed fret, making the distance/and both he and Joe Carrol] be) T } in 8 minutes 394.5 seconds. tn heat|lieve that in another match he can} two Demangler, of France, finished | give a far better accoutt of him he Theodore G. Sel first, his time being 9 minutes 12-6[self. It is the ambition of Dr VETERANS WILL PKCM adehed Ganenel i rot the Ta ‘ ‘ait seconds, but he was disqualified |Roller's lite to throw Goteh, and| coma Pacific Traction company, ¥.|Zard BOmts feave 11 Sno vay for fouling another rider, and first|when he fully recovers his weight ee 19-19 ope from pler 2, foot of Yesler way | ‘e ce president of the com 0 cents pris place was awarded to Macechal, of/and strength he {s gotng after the IN WOODLAND PARK oe ie ee te ot tne coed | Raund trip 60 cont France. [champton again Ee pa in Seattic from Tacoma this morn — It is also possible that Dr, Roller be a ea tae th b.sguinal car aver the ie | will enter the prize ring. The big] terurban road and proceeded to | Py Iphysictan ts an xpert with the! The King County Veterans’ asso-| iyerett, where they will spend a eer gioves, and he has the fight.) ciation will hold its annual meeting, | week investigating water power } petal greatest sale in the history of clothing events. We have told you in ovr former advertise- ment that the creditors want their money, and we are sacrificing the stock regardless of value.« Just two more days left to reap the benefit this sale affords. It ® not necessary for us to go into details arding the elass of goods handled by | Schermer & Co.” Almost every Seattle man and woman knows that only the best could be four in this store. Clothing of every descrip- tion—shorts, stouts, tall and slim suits to suit every man, no matter how he is built. Our tailor is here for your benefit. Every- thing guaranteed to fit. Don't delay. Come early, and remember, Saturday and Monday are positively the last days. The store will be closed and the balance of the stock sold in bulk to a Seattle merchant Don't forget the number—1010 First Ave., opposite the Quaker Drug Store (blue signs). Below we itemize A Few of the Many Bargains ‘Suits |Pants Hatson ts proseouting the case. lot Washington, Tenne Louls, Colorado, Milwaukee, Penn- | newly 80 | eyivania and Charlestam at the navy Saturday) ing spirit if any man ever had. picnic and camp fire at Woodland | which the company is planning to ir we bellowing gorections @ Hob Fitssimmons, Jim Corbett.) park, on Wednesday, Aus 18. All| develop, Johnnie Reid and other ring men| veterans with their families are ex: | Mr Seixas ts a brother of Fred have advised Dr. Roller to go after pected to be present with wellfilled | orick L. & or of the real the champlonship lunch baskets estate departm Joe Carroll is still at Provid Meachs © of Tacta and Arica ts In ruins to-|nospital, convalescing from hie oo moby rk to take 1 w Tacoma trom New Y day as the result of a terrific earth-| eration for appendicitis, He ja re management of the Pacif quake which has shaken this ¢oun-| covering rapidiy and in a few daya| : try. No loss of life has been re/ne will leave the hospital and Traction company ported. The cable between Limalapend a few weeks with a friend UEER ACCIDENT and Arica and telegraph lines lon Whidby Isiand to build up his! j Bolivia are down strength PLAN BIG WELCOME TO KNOCKED SENSELESS BY noeron. ye wens govern (By United P [ment customs inspectors and a! HELENA, Mont, July 17 The | wharf watehn killed and! Montana regiment of militia, in AN ELECTRIC SHOCK two longah two « response on * from Washing jinjured In the explosion of a box ton, ts preparing today to join the | containing detonating capa in an | regular at the encampment at 8 ited Press.) |inapection locker in a shed on Mys-| American Lake, Wash ey Us R. Quesnel, an electrician who) tic wharf. The box containing the QUEBEC, July 17.—-Hotele and | tives at 940 23d av. S., was render-| . i ” ‘ Infant March. rooming houses Were are already | eq unconscious by a shock of lec. (Cae Na® landed from | th eatet tin tatnee os Here od ferowded to thelr utmost with visi trielty while working in the bs wae ine sien » B Mon my ts | | bed ae any and taken into the compart | Stxth Infantry, which is marching tors, who are assembling to wel-| ment of the Alaska building shortly | . E Gk, Racy Payments feome the Prince of Wales. fler 7 o'clock last night. He wae|mt2t, ker of the plor for in-| overland from’ Fort Harrison to (By United Press.) TACNA, Chile, July 1.-—-Much valuable property In the provintes | re ot Kohler ROWE Proprietor Hotel Tourist 100 Roome—75e and Up. First Clase Patronage Solicit Hing to makes « HP this month, 1 fer oor wl be ernie Credit s.) will arrive next Wednesday hes te widenee hee spection ickerson began to open| Missoula, en route to Ap ‘ a > ovide joapital in an sar Wash od here PRN make i easy for you rinc: felt will be on the occa-| “ the box with an ax, and the caps) Lake, Wash, hae rea r d an eae fh Arosent Ties ad tee Sen taaienaney vee: | ambulan His condition is re | expioded ter having covered 100 miles ‘sted and § Men's Fine Worsted Pani sbre-| ported much " ‘em: whhh @een © e " p d much improved today Seuiaue’ Garment to ou tion, Tent cities are springing up all around Quebec, and it mated today that thousands of ca ‘RAIL FALLS sons fl be forced to sleep under! ON canvas Although the exercises | will begin next Sunday’ and will LABORER’S FOOT contin on Monday and Tyeeday the day of thetarrival of the prince} will be the date of the principal) festivities | While working on the rafiroad/ ~ aie) (racks near Ferndale this state, {yesterday morning, Thomas Orich, | guasanteed not regaler pete 0; new Mien’s Pine Dreas Pants, well and stplishig made; re lar priwe $3.50; di new Tew Sben's FkandPaiored Pants, bewutiful patterns; regu- lar priee $4 rip styles 3 new Men's Fine Sutes, hand pad ded coltar ad kepets; hand sewed buttenhetes; ver Summer Suits at TURKISH BATHS. la laborer, 63 yours old, wae painful. | e atyMsh regudar price S Jiy Injured by a heavy rail which | q Cteasd for Alterations . & [fell upon his right foot, crushing a 1ce Main and Cover ig new $9.9 bf it beady. He wan bre to Se Ind. 2004, unset 612 7 cS : Battie and taken to Providence hos j Mee tere ce ae Oe ee 3 pital | $10.00 Suits fer ....... finést werkmanship; | new fy 15.00 Suits fot ......: regular prtee 9 4 Sben’s Geaceos, Fedonas and ‘ afe mecciiessly pressi M $ - $80.00; new 1 85 Teleseepos, black and col ds before July wo will be & ced to the wall ‘ $20.00 Suits for .......... ’ . 4,45 we have invested. Rather than risk such a ca fp 25 er prose Sette and Tune : $ 3 oyreelves Db; ottorin our enormous IP PETIN $25.00 Suits for .. af Hees Ieee CON OC Mine Sen's et aT catera (Ars, FURNISHINGS, 8 ete, to the Hh LING Any Panama Hat in Ste latest etyles: _. reauler 4 PRICE. This inctu yt article in our price $4.00; . a vorxthing will be marked in plain figuces with — new $1.85 [ ; aes as the cut price. Every articie will be guar Bu wn can m1 of the Po 2 John B. Stetsen’s $5.00 and * : nd buxens may be absolutely cestain that they Moot dung diawiet at the roe e $6.00 Flats, 19 & tquare! deal in every respect. | Methodist chusch which opehed you | . ci nos $3. ‘ terday at Mountain View station, Men's Straw Swilers, regular : SNK P 4 2 [Green Lake, continuous services| 98.00; $t 9 $ i ; ; fina: belie Iwill 1% house deity. The jj now Fe VEEN os . 7 ‘services, which start at 6 a m1] Xfen's: oy ¥ Sailers, regular * ‘, are carried on in relass, cach speak prire $a 7 AND, IN FACT, EVERY ARTICLE Por hcing tolleved in turn until { Leather Suit Cases, regular] now $1 69 LY ONE HALF PRICE » m. The meetings will continue | price $7.50; $3 4 Men's Pénacaee worth. from uly 26 | e " $7.50 to $20.00 5 juntil July 2 | Solid Leather Sauk ( anes now ‘ $3. 25 x ‘ I MOT SPRINGS, Va. July 17 | plush amd leather | Men's Panemas, worth from Tomorrow ( ) at The first deat of GandMiate Taft's} rc fe . r . oth pleted peech of acceptance is completed, , but there ix stil much work to be . wii away FREE, but we give you MER Edone. He has dictated 10,000 words Join the Autopiano Club i ‘ One dollar spent at THE CROWN B-enhich will be reduced to something i ‘ 4 » r ; } ANO THERESY SAVE FROM i CO., 2a First AY. orte you better valves than: two Bijike 3.500. “ catlany, ‘ons Our halt price site te Be epg - $100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR A Doctor’s Gift AUTOPIANS. Second aed Yesler “Where the Cars Stop” 1010 First Av. Jos. Schermer & Co. Including free tse lating library. 8 — ~i To thé Sick and Weak will be given for a few days on second-hand Auteplanes. Some . Gotton Ribbert Underwear: J F lar patte be: sale price as low as $050.00 with f use 1010 First Aw. * of the music library, Votes in Purp: Wool Jersey our great voting centest will be f JACK DAVIS, Assignee for Creditors. JOSIAH THOMAS, Attorney for Credit- ors, Lowman Building. anod ones; regular price $250; sale price 4.60 leather Gloves, all kinds; Haht anil heey regularly $1 Gloves, will be soll for only, a Be) pair . Abe ywed on alfcash payments. Kohiler & Chase 1948 Secomd Ave, Sweatthe, Warst, Wet Prgno Qaxatero Latest style Stiff and Soft Hate; regular #1 50 and $2.00 Hats, to be sold during this sale for only one Lt Regular $2.50 Hats for only STEAMER YOSEMITE PItRr 6 Foot of University Steeet aH. 81.65 ¢ ag * ite Regular $3.00 Hate for only _ — ese , eF AM) , formeriiiSitioiy, Het Prive me Remember, these Hate are of trmeri 44.50 the latest styles and the best WHIM Ha As rod makes eri $17.60; Halt Price CHILOREN’S CLOTHING. “ 88.75 The kind that is made not to FURNISHING Goons | MP It will wear welt, but it must Cation Books; 90 at this sale for half price. % 8 Boys’ Suits, 4 to 18 ¢ 4.04 ue c iandrorehiate rendias Regular $2.00 value; sa ro price Special Excursion to 1.0 aale price B¢ | Roguiar $4.00 value; csi sate yr $2.00 B0¢ | Regular $5.00 value; sale price we $2.50 Regular $6.00 value; sale price ae yes eo ea i SOO Pow Mana Ties Regular $7.00 value; sale fone 5 fale price $3.5 ir shoe ie good PANTS GEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Yale 496; vale Regular price $2.00 Fare 350—Round Trip, 50, iat 25¢ sale for only FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY é Bie 208 White sa Regular price 93.26; LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and’6:46 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a m.|]) and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. U. SEELEY, Jr., Agent. Seattle— 7¢ sale for only fa Regular price $3.60; ‘ ale for only he | Regular price $4.00 Sunday, July 19 a m Unita; Fogular y sale for only $2.00 Tel. Main 176. Tacoma-—-Tel. 212 . , . at Mba 196 | Regular price $6.60; 0 during ' 6, Foot of University St, 10 A.M. Bie iif Mt ite aus Wl Everett andEdmonds || leaves Per 6, pial A Underwens | et Pee $2.50 Come and enjoy a day’s outing on Puget é Pris Tig K durt o i earment egular pricé $6.60; go during : 1%. BBlO OT ceceeee vee 2.75 < juced to Less Than Half Price Own Clothing Co. | VV» NEAR BENECA Sound. Three hours ashore at Brinnon. sring your fishing tackle. Musi and dancing free. Bae Myi08 of tao Fare Only 50c Round Trip Refreshments Served on Boat a toc, © fs)