The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1908, Page 7

THE STAR—-THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1908, 7 7 1 M. J. CARRIGAN FOR: eloloieioiiioh iain) | | fete et ttt tO TK tte te . BANK CLEARINGS, ” | | WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE. & \* * * * |* ttle, * | ROUSING WELCOME Water will be abut of from |® Glearings today, .. $1 * the district north of Green * ® Balances *! - = _ lx Lake from Maple Leaf place ® nae Tacoma. * ner, ©, H. Remshere and L. W, W.|% a0, FiGb av. NB. to Wall. # tng Mr. Carrigan to , ARBOUce his * Cloarings today, ,.$ 602,489.00 # |Senatorial Aspirant Flays| 3°" © . ; me * ingford av., from 8 a m, to 6 & in Ask Him candidacy for the office *® Balances 26,797.00 w| . oo * p.m, Friday, August 7, * re Mr. Carrigan ia one of the boat) * Portland, ~ Ankeny Ring at Cardinal Gibbons Ii) * * to Bater ¢ the Race as Known men of the city, He has re-|* ies today...9 790,142.00 » Fremont | ROME, Aug 6—Cardinal Gb [40 RO Ee sided here for almost 20 years and alancen é 40,643.00 & : i ; a te. ted are and bons is improved today, after an at ; 5 heir Candida is & large property owner, He is|* * | lack oF intestibal trouble yesterday epeninsttrnn rae asia i an expertonced business man, and) * * # ¥ ¥ *¥ ¥ ye ® | | ‘The pre nd G —_ tt to EWOd tek ee OTR hs tek ee * eee ee | Before an wudience which filled] The prelate is confined to bis bed,| gp Louis, Mo. Aug. 6—The ry his ee aint tant | Knights of Columbus this afternoon 1¢ cardinal was 74 years old las selected Mobile, Ala, as the next he poanb aad is in remarkably pre ntion elty of the order. or | served health United States senator in opposition being cirow | sition to conduct the affairs of the pans are today ‘ ag the dusinoss mon of [office from the standpoint of ffl TF J. Carrigan, of | Cleney and economy, Mr. Carrigan | a ag, ine was & member of the committee | | ot Carrigan & Odd Fellows’ hall, Fremont, to tts capacity, Congresaman Wesley cony Jones, regublican candidat me 8 named by te Seattle Real Bewte: | \to Senator Levi Ankeny, last night Treasury Statement AL ms opened the state campaign in Se WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—Today's Dispiree ache. cern He was accorded a hearty | treasury statement shows: Recetpts 4xD Optical artment " ting, and spoke at meth on | $1,498,127, expenditures $1,810,000. the issues of the cargpaign . his declaration of association to assist the county as —.. office of county | sessor In determining realty values rom the olty dis | for the city realty assessment nw If the business men of Seattle | e e of leading business will lend dignity to my campatgn | Pa sinh debe CHUTE THE CHUTES, | Congressman Jones declared that ||, an ae ihe office of Herman | by aa : sihetr candidate, T) One of the Big Attractions, at Luna Park. the contest was not now between 50 CENTS ROUND . . fternoon, and,| will fle my declaration of candi Senator Ankeny. and himself, “but peterday, * dacy for the position of county oom. | 20 Travel From Coast to Coast Seiveen the aeoph Of this. take iemsing the names of men E eal 8 ayailable candidates eatestoner rl eas rane ae ---Goes to Chicago to Take Saturday when he with thrown from/and that organization of polities! Mr, Carrigan was Carrigan toda when aaked re 1 a Wagon by a runaway team freebooters who have been using an nt promising can: | by a Star reporter If he would con Charge of Campaign. } the senatorship for their own ag Poakl select, but would /Rent to become the business men's as far didate f t f | V |grandizement and to defeat et to the voters |candidate for county commissioner ° as possible, the enactment of leg meat ceptable T have been in business in this (By United Press.) inlation desired by the people pins city. ng in-| section of the Country for t8 years,| FAIRVIEW, LINCOLN. Neb | COMING TONIGHT . Hrlef addresses were also deliv 1 4 during the past six years have) Aug. 6--[t was announced today lina ered . by J. P. Wall, C. BE, Remaberg Alfred Bat: | b in the real estate business in| tha, Bryan will assume official L. L. W. Jones, formerly of Heffernan. atthe During that time | have | charge of the campaien at ( thieago |° Numerous complaints were v. George f mberlain, of | Ne br aah The names of Theodore and W ‘ome familiar with the business! August 22, Today's announcements! brought to the attention of Mayor O ix expected to arrive in | Roosevelt and William How Taft conditions and the bustness men of | state that the democratic candidate | yririme te ‘ay th iia this evening, Local demo- | ¥¢ frequent nttoned, and oes. ip aner the meeting | Seattle. Next Saturday noon | will) will discuss the tariff at Dos Moines | hunko methods adoptet be several erat intended to invite him to |brought'forth storms of applause *. sete aaiaitian Sake 2 yunko methods adopted by several x Piggott, Heffernan | know whether the business tnter | August 21, and go from there tol iocal om at os root i the | MPO@k at the democratic meeting at Those who occupied seats on the harge of the work }ests of this city want me repre: | Chicago, thenee to Indianapolis id e ib ae ia - this evening, but/*peaker'’s platform were Dan among the | sent them as county commissioner,| Pryan today declined to dive uss | poe: oe 3B i > consi dered in nat on aftert gave up the idea, | Landon, Christopher W. Horr, D, G RO men, urg-‘and I will act accordingty his Chicago plans, The national ‘ De SSOn, Wien | pecause ov. Ch lain was re| See, W. A, Peters, W. A, Batley . jcommittee desires Bryan to stump * As under | contly nominated for United States|A. Pemberton, F. 8. Seln STEAMER YOSEMITE jat home and write speeches and|emoioyment agent fou Saitiens bo a toe a mabe . . * give out interviews during the lact|qnbloyment agent found failing tc GARDEN TRACTS mma | Grand Excursion to Anniversary Celebration at Port Ludlow Sunday, Aug. 9, 9:45 A. M. jtwo months of the campaiga conse revoked STOP THE RENT Tt ta lke tha tie Chicago - Ww can sell you Beautiful conference plans will be made for! injured in Runaway, Man Dies Homes, Cottages, Bung " FREE CLAM-BAKE, HORSE RACES AND BOAT RACES. & tour of the United States, taking eacre tracts, $100 an acre; easy terms; close to car line and lake; level, clear ed; fine for chickens and ber the democratic candidate from SAN DIEGO, Cal Aug. 6 Payments just lke rent ries PLENTY OF TIME ASHORE. MUSIC AND DANCING FREE. e pan y » - George Cooke, chief engineer of T. P. FAY CO. INC pan Province, R. 1, to Washington and . National Land inv. Co., ino. é Giy- | poration to use the atreets of Seat-| Oregon, and from there to San|‘*, County highway commission Mehihorn Bidg at Betas Ge 50c—FIFTY CENTS ROUND TRIP—S0c. Ue to string these wires Freacisco and Los: Angeles | died today from Injuries he reeetved Members of th sity councll er -- ee Grant. sert that they will welcome the tes and are in favor of thorough in SLATE Is NEARLY i vestigation of the su ot ie ad, mitted by some of the print sb that the matter was acted on rather COMPLETED too hastily and that a full investh gation would be be cial to the business interests and property owners of th elty Moreover, the | With the exception of three objections of Chief H. W. Bring: | offices, the democratic county and ‘ his approval hurst of the fire department to the |legisiative slate was completed at} A. BRIDGE & CO.—Largest Clothiers on the Coast. been filed with the system prope: by the Western }a meeting held in the rooma of the} and the Union people have mot yet been |) Washington Democrat last night | 1 as overcome. John Y. Terry decided to file for! MUG, Labor Counct! of! Protests by merchants against county clerk, 8 N. Daugherty for ~ : ’ ? . Speeeting against the fran- the new system are based on the county surveyor, W. A. Hannan, of Cr) \ me the present circum they would be forced! Rothell, for county commiastoner! fe merchants have asked ance company or others |for <he Third district, and E. H.| Petition and by letter to subseribe for the additional pradiey, of Kent, for representative ui test of the pro- (service, which, they say, they do/from the 40th district ‘ me of the N. D. T.'not need under any circumstances. |. Frank Brown will probably file! . for prosecuting attorney. There are jRe condidats * for yunty Assessor To fill the vacancies a meeting tof the King County Democratic lelub will be held at $ o'clock to first cholee votes, In addition to! night at Carpenter's hall | this he will apparently get the sec LN. ae See y Sheet t The final Clearance Sale of Men’s and Youths’ al (il Sote “eer some se tor Sst PORT LUDLOW PLANS oe i Summer Suits now in full swing. Mr. Cosgrove leaves tonight for! ee po ee All the Outing Suits and a very goodly percent- | oO» Seas tad, Secaeriont o orgatinns| SUNDAY CELEB! CELEBRATION at : ae \ age of Business Suits are to be closed out at this i } price—Ten Dollars. Coagrove, candid & tion over there. It will be his Inst! eases for visit to the eastern part of the state r the September primar pefore primary day Port Ludiow ts to celebrate next . ! ; 5 : ME ary Snohomish county “1 could not be more satisfied | Sunday the third anniversary of the | ' Despite this abnormally low figure, our same io th inion with my candid said Mr. Com |} opening of the great Port Ladlow : : * my, Seainont attor.|grove to a reporter for The Mtar| mill, which ls the largest in. the broad guarantee goes—Money back if a Suit fails Snohomish county. this morning. “From all over the, state. —And every garment kept in repair free of cost as long as you want to bring it to our tailors. ing remarkably state comes word that my friends; Merchants have contributed gen said Mr. Jones|are bard at work, and every day erously toward the celebration, A ” bat he will get 60 1 am gaining uew supporters, [| clam-bake, horse boat races, “Sire 7 | ‘ will get & big majority of ftret| pall games and a basket plenic are ut f ms: The Sale includes: He will choice votes In the eastern part of among the features of the day @ Everett and Sno the state, and on the west side 1} A large crowd of Seattle excur . t Suits of All Wool Tweeds and Worsteds, in all am satisfied 1 will get more than|sionists is going on the steamer) 4 ‘ . : an even bragk.” lYosemite to witness the events. | "a sizes for men and for youths; Two-piece Outing ni “on j } Suits and Three-piece Business or “Best” Suits. r] KANSAS CITY, Aung ¢@ WwW. 8 i : . : | wilt be assigned the browns, and|Cowherd has won the nomination : : Splendid examples of modern tailoring.. Reck- Colonel Yoran will be in command | for governor on the democratic tick i oned the best money’s worth in America at the ——= pte orgy ead allem regular prices ($15.00, $20.00 and $25.00). Now j ta000 pi orality all are offered at the one price— $10 Special Pant Sale: $4.00 for $2.50; $5.00 for $3.00 APLOSION [WHEAT IS | coups go hall OMMUNICATION Parts, July 17, 1908 Faitor The Sta Beware of the} Press.) man with one iden, But when all 1 in that | (By United Press.) N.Y. Aug. 6 ae ftere killed and one probably | * my hurt by explosions in the | (By Un company's plant here to-| CHICAGO, Aug. 6—-With another |the world gets int apeeg the explosion |substantial gain over yesterday's ‘Idea,’ something he s. On Oc the building and shattered closing figures in the wheat pit er 11 will be he A. re an intes anew panes k im all | tray a ay predicting that | ®@tional convention of the World's _— the great a) will go to $1.18 be-| Road Builders, It lasts seven days Tih & fore the end of the month. Crop) !t# deliberations are to be held in| OFFICERS ARE eondit nt a tore and more | French, German and English. | TO BE HONORED. | dnicr “ding (registered from Seattle as delegate 101 Nearly 30 y h each #ucc day's reports. As threshing pro ago | began iy, Hritee Press.) 'greases the shortage becomes tn. | Coming te is and ave © raged ® D 8. STANLEY. |<, evident, and continued | ttip each year since. Once the as ALL GOODS KEPT IN REPAIR FREE OF CHARGE. Lake, Aug. 6.—According | dry weather in the middle French highways were the envy of Xi (ficial announcement, a de tewest and southwest és the world. Today streets and roads Wi be accorded the tend to lower prices tomorrow when the, A slight rain in the Canadian 4 pitch bare nee af bone see h Pongee and Soisette| Men’s Straw Hats MeDounell and Yoran, jorthwest and a few heavy rains in| blocks and o—worn Relgian ; eayed wor Shirts The entire line of Straw Hats, splits, fF command of the | ijmited areas of Nebraska and lowa | Various causes are assign: sennets and Panamas, all at half @ infantry, including pave not served to restore confi-| World fs called together to suggest E Fine collection of Negligee Shirts, in price for the after g Pongee and Soisette, plain and fancy, | $1 adjacent Straws n on's | dence to the bear element a remedy. As far as I heave «i 5 To Colonel Me Donnell Seattle's improved streets are the i regularly $2.60 and $3.00; a very fine | $2.00 Straws a beat In the world. All glory to ‘ assortment, choice patterns, are spe- | $7.50 Panamas |Thomson. Our state can have the ‘ ; ’ cially priced at..... « $2.00 | $12.00 and $15.00 Panamas : $6.00 best road in the world--our ma tertal is the best and most accesst-| i N of ble. Our ‘high iahor cost ean be , Men's Underwear Golf Shirt Men's Oxfords MANY HOUSES : + met by using convict labor One convict will furnish labor at $3} . Japan Silk Underwear, | Men's Fine Golf Shirts, with mo- | Black or tan Oxfords, per day for five free men. How?| in black, pink or hair front, fancy stripes and . - We take the cost from the stone white, worth 61.66 Sencen, waste Yao: worth $3.50 and and put the money in the pocket for 41.00 special Saturday at . 50c $4.00, for ...%3.00 * near the east shore | of free labor and tax not in hington have driven @| creased $1! k costs woople from their homes | gz per yard, or 10 yarde cost $20. past few da Se ral | One man, free or convict, with ma s have broken out, and they chinery, crushes 10 yards per day wing to the The convict-made rock Oe condition of the brush | yard, or $5 for 10 yards. Twen 1 ty dollars minus $5, leaves $15, or One fire has been raging back of} five free men get §3 r day ea M ton for a week, and it has) wut thir of t adde nileage for grown ich alarming proportions | the mone pent. Convict labor | f exldents of the dist ve lened ont preparing rock for ed thelr furniture f their} public highwa N mpetition yt. BAND, ‘ 1 are camping tr with rock-crushing plants supplying a arate sare |e Eyal le LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST TRUEF TRIAL CONTINUED ‘s"Sintisi!"iit 103-105-107 FIRST aman. aoe so 89- 91- 93 VESLER SEATTLE In the «