The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1908, Page 3

oe —* of County of Gangs of Dum- ay Read Workers. fe whose principal qual 2aERSEr ES pA a dod U 075 ean ability to draw 5 trom the county road 85 enw fund which they do not “7 mn Medentalls ald the pres a wae gommissioners hetr m5 Pe pane of a “return to of a Po) been thrown into the | August Bargains offering special ‘We are in Summer Cloth Reduced in Price Suite, Skirts, Walsts, Millinery. Pretty Lace Lace Trimmed just Halt OR CREDIT—ONE PRICE TO ALL. CAN BUY ON EASY PAYMENTS. CREDIT. & Chis Second Av. — 1312. a Beef Special Rugs offered in d; special rugs sult Rugs on n Curtain, With E: Rod, for $1.30 Regular value, with i to sell for 60c less ft as LET’S FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR SHADE BUSINESS large medallion centers you a chance to save rl Measures 40 inches wide by 2% long. Made with Cluny edge and dainty dummy-workers have been engaged ‘a graveling roads where no gravel is needed, and baliding new roads | where the old ones could not be improved on. 80 notoriously evt dent fs the trick that a majority of |the north-county residents are laughing at the ostrich antics of Comminsioner Rutherford on the one hand and are cursing the use lows expenditure of the county funds for the political pot of thelr north representative on the other Mire Every Available Man, In every precinct of the North district the road supervisors have been given orders direct from the Rutherford headquarters to hire ev ery available man and put him at work on the roads, There are plen- ty of roads needing work, but as a rule these earners of political funds from the county aack do not want real work. The result is the unique alight of dozens of men oc cupted at points where their efforts count for naught A recent trip through the North district was an eye-opener Alows the old military road which crosses the mountains at Snoqualmie pase the road workers are massed at various potmts, throwing gravel where there is not the slightest ox cuse for graveling, and ying their hardest to look exceedingly busy Everyone knows about the drop of water process, and this graveling work resembles it In many respects. particularly with reference to the actual amount of gravel which one man places on the road in any siven length of time. Campaign for Rutherford Tn one camp between North Bend and Falls City, where the road ts beaten almost to the consistency of hardpan, 14 men are drawing down |salartes from the county for road work that might as well be thrown away, Between times they are talk ing up the Rutherford return-to-of fice campaign, T do actually work when It comes to the political recess! It Is an openly expressed suspicion that they earn their sal artes at this end of the program | To fully appreciate the wierd | beauties of this campaign work one jmust go down near Daddy” ane | For a good shampoo use & Lake Soap. 438 40-47 Arcade Nailding Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat } penta Ave Diseases 0 SLEEPERS’ WORK FOR RUTHERFORD — a ae eee For weeks pant gangs of thene | | Welch's farm, south, jthree weeks attempting to dig # | road t# practically on the level Iwaaquah, on the main county The road follows the river bot tom along here, and ts high enough from the water to be naturally dry Twenty years of traffic has tamped it down to a point whore it ts as hard ae iron Foolish W. of Work. There is a knoll to one aide and the men and two teams at work for road around the knoll. The regular new road, under the most tageous circumstances, would leave & grade to pull up, direction The distance covered by plece of road work does not exceed 40 yards, This loaves a little tn excess of two yards for each man On the entire job this would leave each man 72 inches of road to puild. ‘The work has now contin ued for three weeks, and {a not fin ished. This means that each work man has not finished three Inches a day, eliminating the two teams from consideration. Continuing the deduction, it would mean that at proportionately the same rate of progress and same amount of pay It would cost the county seventeen billion dollars to do the work which is actually re qui on our county roads Luckily for the people, campaigns do not come every day. It is high ly possible that the road workers make their “Jobs last” for this very reason Work Gangs Everywher Between Issaquah and Falls City the reporter encountered four gangs of men at work om the road. To all practical purposes this work tx being wasted, or, If not actually wasted, there are hundreds of other places nearby where Rutherford could direct his political helpers with some show of the farmers be ing slightly benefited The entire North district ts up in arms against Rutherford and the court house gang, which includes the county commissioners and the county auditor, The lavish ex penditure of the county funds for road work at this stage will not avail anything {n the coming cam paign, as the real object of this except energy is so apparent that every voter in the district IW talking about It. Rest dents, wise to the political situa tion, declare that it ls only neces sary to put forth some independent andidate, known to be honest and capable, In order to put down ring rule In the district forever n a choice lot of patterns able to use in dining or $5.00 Display on Fourth Floor. ving xtension | | tape tusertion; long | save 70¢ per pair. rod, $1.90. Pretty Parlor Table Square Effect A $7.50 Number for $3.85 Table made in either qu tered white oak, finished gold- en, or of birch, flaished to rep- resent mahogany. Size of top 24 Inches square. Lege se curely joined to top and un der shelf by strong braces Hither finish at $3.65 lees than usual. serviceable Tapestry Rags Room Size and One of Our $17.50 Grade for Tuesday $12.50 rich Orientals, pleasing colors are all the popular shades, barmont: rooms a Wide Couch Covers In Oriental Effects a Regular $3.50 Value for $1.75 ‘S thowing of different patterns and colorings, finished with fringe @ inches wide by 2 yards long. Buy Tuesday and save one-half. Bobbinet Curtains, With Brass | Rod, for $1.95 | This number tv made with Clany edge and width 40 inches by 2% yards Regular price, with rod, | Special Cow and filet $2.65. You The Monarch Malleable Range Sold on the most liberal credit terms, and, keep in mind, we take your old stove or range in trade and allow you all it is | worth as part payment on a Mon. arch. Monarchs carried in all sizes, and priced to sell from | $57.60 up Our Exchange Department New goods arriving daily well as buy for cash. trading keeps this money-saving department chuck-ablock with staple ¢ stock is in almost as good condition as when the pieces were goods in this department is all the way from 26 to 60 per cent cheaper than the same plece would : We sell most fair in this department SEE US ABOUT TRADING—IT WILL BE PROFITABLE TO YOU. EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT Buy now Pay later IN BASEMENT. All the Credit You Want road supervisors have had 14) The | advan: | going in either | this bome-making goods brand me * AR-—MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1908. ‘ our THM OUT. THIA COUPON Wrrn FIV *, 18 GOOD FoR A Return Tete Ticket r. City of Seattiv STAR FAMILY vie io Avew THURSDAY, cil oty One Admis THURSDAY, OUT TH OUT. Vive Cente te ie on THE CHUTE THE CHUTES, Star Family Outing Day, Thareday, August 6th, 1008, our THs r This Coupon and Five € Good for One Hide THE FIGURE mi This Coupen and & Good f ° Kide THE CIROLE SWING. Star Family ‘Thursday, Aug OUT THES OUT This Coupon aod Vive Cents Good for One Hide Through THE CANALS OF VENICE y Outing Day, August 6th, ar ‘Thursday, cor THE ovT This Coupon Hive Conte Mide cor THE OUT. This Coupon and Five Cents Good te Ge Throwgh THE JUNGLE Stor F y Outing Day, Thursday, August 6th, 1908. our THM OUT This Coupon sad Five Conte Good for the DAY IN THR ALPS Wewwity 0 Day August 1908. tng ath THIS 0 nm tefUNA PARK TAR Kaytey 0 creo Sale of Women’s Summer Dress Skirts Tuesday at $3.49 Including Skirts That Sell Regularly at $5.00 to $7.95 THKRHODES co DAY, Orn, 1908, IN IK GO ” FOR ofl THs OT. Five Conte te or One Admission to THE LAUGHING GALLERY Star Family Outing Day, Thursday, Adgust Oth, 1008 cor TH OUT. This Coupon and F Conte Is for Admission to THK MINHOK MAZE. Kiar Family Onth Thursday, August 60 COT THES OUT. Thie Coupes and Vive Cents te Good for One Admission to THR DRRAMLAN MOVING KE star Pantity Out Thursday, Augnst 6 This sale will give you an opportunity to purchase your summer's supply at about { the price you T THIS OUT. intended to pay. The Skirte concerned are made This Coupon and Five Cents Is from light weight materials, fancy checks, stripes oer and novelty mixtures, eut full and well taflored THE BARE RAC in gored or plaited styles; some h folds of the MR a Rie same material about the bottom; others are self . strapped, with button trimming Tuesday, $3 49 each " CUT THIN OUT. Four-Fold White Linen Covered Wash Buttons, 12 Five Cento te S ¢ 1 P. ° to 22 lines, best Bnglish make, covered backs; 12ic pecia rices regular 26c dozen; Tuesday, a dozen oh tae Star Family yi Madame Lo Common Sense Hair Crimpers, ‘foge 5 Thursday, August on Notions lar be and 7e a pkg. Tuesday, 2 phe Je Best Horn Hair Pins, shell or silver gray; half-dozen package; crimped and medium size; Tuesday, 25 COT THIS OUT, BEER Sy ae ie tar eet a ae erie Cc This Coupon and Five Cents Is ‘Good for Men's Aluminum Key Chains, ‘Tuesday with patent Rings, THE HUMAN O#TREC seam ca Mar Family Outing Thursday, August Crash and New Fall Outing Flannel Over 600 Fine Combs and Dressing Combs, actually worth from 7 each each About 1,500 yards of Good Tuesda Heavy Half-Bleached 7 My ., Crash; Twesday, @ Ord ...ccsssccvce svesees covvvese 2o Kiaod tur One Aamnioate Specially Priced About 2,000 yards of New Fali Outing Flannel, all a THE WHALE new patterns, that include all the heavy 12%c 9c Family Out! grade Tuesday, a yard . + teeeesees Da! y, August @th, Sale of Fine Table Glassware Tuesday—Prices Re- duced Fully One-Third and in Some Instances Half Thin-Blown Table Tumblers, worth 65¢ dozen; NOME, Alaska, Aug. 3. fore. Mins Ailleen May had a ne-| head every day this week Corson, John monan and Judge James C. Boynton of the interior Tuew Qn day, each . . vu Thin-Bilown Engraved Table Tumbier Ale to select from; worth $1.00 dozer T . v eo od Aiay oh ( RECR Polished Glass Berry Dishes, plain and near cut glass 9c nag pet oe on patterns; Tuesday, each ‘ee A picid "te weap chek gu on Individual Glass Berry Dishes, worth 60c dozen; c in phe ret (wo acts as t young Tuesday each Riy, While in the last act he pre Four-Piece Glass Tea Sets, consisting of creamer, 84.4 the joint-rusted old chap who Goame, evvaeah tether ith and seudubeléet? Ger “Rip Van Winkie.” tofters down from the mountain in Gas: ‘Pasetny, ont 29c ve at time to clear up matters, Eleanor The San Francisco Opera COM) Kune was a aympathetic Gretch pany has ventured «pon & near. | ead i cae eek Ge thown, Weather ye grand opera in oi — oye wo abi Matinees are announced the rarely offered musica) verws am yi 4 Saturday Fair tonight and Tuesday, be Hd Van Wiskle,” which open-| ‘ednesday and Saturda air tonight and Tuesday, “All for Gold.” light westerly breeze. of the best plays put on by . |the Burgess-Hunting company at 7a 5 % e the Seattle is “All for Gold,” the | charity management ot! DR. TITUS T0 GIVE A United States Steel Corporation to urrent offering The story tells Rev, Fath a) », of the p joyes from the machina ofS unscrupulous lawyer who is Church of Our Lady of Good Help. jtions of bosses who have been lcheating his clients by underhand SERIES OF LECTURES bleeding th for political purposes. methods and of the entanglement New Show at the Star. oe steenty one to bis power There will be eight new te at ee ee eed e as Emma Hunting appeart 48/16 gar theatre tonight, headed by manent iste | fan impertinent, ice cream loving. macaey Fagan, Henrietta. Byron, | Declaring that no man ts well in * axuniex women Sealer ta % jlittle maid. William Morris is the! bwin Keough, Dora Ronca, Murry | formed without m knowledge of ae8 IES OVING EVERY — soe 2 yn Mle ne Sernent ae Hill and other well known enter |the true socialism, local socialists | * (®y United Pre . br sand te ape yg talners |have arranged for a series of eight Bs 4 | the daughter of the man in trouble E | iaataces 68 tii wuutede ef Die, For * fi HICAGO, Aug. Berk nless s appears to fine advantage and At Pantages. F. Titus e's most prom. the weather turns. cooler, an o . show at Pantages is the Bottomley babies. » Madame Sans Gene. Troupe of sensational flying «ym-| The lectures will be delivered on | * babies. ace —— pA a a 4 | Pantages players received ® nasty “A Lesson in Opera,” pre-| Monday evenings, Beeinging. 101s Se cece eat a anit ane | ¥igorous reception upon thelr re | sented my Henry Leone and Anne | night, at Marxian hall, 627 First av + cubdtee Nieier ‘bun ae jturn to the Lois yesterday in| naie ie a musical treat. There are| There will be an admission fee of * ne one year ¢ Madame Sans Gene,” which Intro ; les es ‘eaters have died last week, an aver. ® a ; six other acta 25 cents to each it tee Of bneee tase ee duces suc’ orteal characters as } age ol 1 2 y Napoleon. Fouche, De Neippers,| At the White City. RRR e a Savary, Lefebvre, Queen Caroline h he White! . i i iain en ie ee ee ee ee ed Princess Eliza and the Duchess of |The amateur show at the | * NOME SCENE OF RED. “ Ae Dantaig to the theatregoers City yesterday was a big success. | HOT POLITICAL FIGHT. : T. Danie! Frawley appeared in| The White City “Raffles,” who will * BRIEFS BY WIRE the role of Napoleon, a part in| @ppear all week, caused much mys | By United Press.) *| which he has been seen here be-| tery, He has « price of $10 on his Foun #) * *| English Net Curtains and Brass Rod for $1.90 Special is made with a Battenberg edging Curtain measures 40 inches wide by 2% yards long. Worth, with rod, umually $2.65. Insertion. he Popular Trading Place of the fale = Some pieces show course, you know ring used new, Of Also trade for any DELIVERIES MADE PROMPTLY TO ALL OUTLYING DISTRICTS vere t before her in the role of Sane Gene, but managed it well The Savary of Lee Beggs was ex cellent. All the other roles were | Wickersham have | arrived */ department at Washington has been appointed to assist in secur- * * * * * * * * here, and at once launched a ITALIAN CRUISER |: red-hot political campaign for ® ing exhibits for the A-Y.P. BE * * * * * * delegate to congress. * a ae well done. The steamer Victoria sailed *| Bird S. Coler has announced his "li T0 VISIT HERE Friday noon for Seattle with «|C#ndidacy for governor of New “The Thief.” | ® gold treasure and a big list of x| York on the Democratic ticket. Beginning tonight and continw peat meen passengers. *| The federal deficit for the month wot July was $24,868,000. Richard V. Oulahan is to have charge of the literary work of the republican campaign. |_ For claim jumping, J. N. Witt of (By, United Press » super-| Randsburg, Cal, shot and killed B. boss or clerk | Peck, then seriously wounded M. 8. | Tarkington. Witt gave himself up. The Pythian Sisters are holding their annual convention In Boston this wee Ing for ihe, maleate sf the — To pay a visit of ten days on the Frohman will present at the Moore |*0und, the Italian crulser Puglian theatre, “The Thief,” considered | sailed from San Francisco yeater one of the greatest dramatic suc|day. A week will be spent here, Censes of the past New York #e@/ang her men and officers will be| PITT son. | entertained by the Italian-American |intendent, fo olub. 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