The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1908, Page 5

following. He will draw large amount of the labor vote in the Tanana who are divided tn the mat ter of political preferment “Ohilberg, the candidate of the mine workers at Nome, will doudtedly poll a large vote trom the union labor element, but it te not belleved to be large enough to pull him through. There is a plan on foot, I am informed, Possibility That TOM) men's yote@n Southern Alaska and get them registered and in line for Corson, This vote amounts to 6,000, and with the ald of this the Corson people hope to carry the day.” WAITER FALLSHEIR TO $16,000,000 (fy United Press.) earnestness that, if ve vob that NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—-Godfried ¢ Toeliner, who has » & walter in a little Brook ea we fe Meee eenien {IM restaurant, has fallen heir to « fortune of $16,000,000 left by a dim ai oe Bh grey OOK AN co rrauing, |tA8t relative th Germany. He will Northlan: . "loross the pond at once, then re B i aaa turn, marry Lotti Gibson, a wait Factional Fights. are factional end] reat, S84 settle down to life on many factio “wThere are 80 | Piet av faartnctional Cigh'» in the potitt Alaska that the play on os a kaleidoscope. As sentiment and principle go, ‘ps staunch, earnest sap and 4 man ts con hear only the kind. vee May Be Sent Back to Congress. * —_—— eyoa con nay that oven though oan i he was not in the fhe le te congressional toga that there are within Reafase of Alaska thousands of pave stated in thelr bull on statement was made SAYS WOMAN SHOT HIM W. 3. Meedbam, a carpenter, was shot through the arm at the home of Mrs. M. A. Armatrong, 2131 Pighth av. yesterday morning, and Ala’ Cale will go to jon, D.C. and vadleate himself before the Dense of representatives who represents the Wayside Emergency hospital. He that Mra. Armatrong shot him, and the woman says she does not remember whether she did or not No one has been arrested, and Meedham says he does not desire to prosecute anyon: The shoot ing ie said to have been the result of a druaken brawi, which Joh Sampson, Meedham’s roommate, was a participant. None of the three has been able to explain the party strength fs gon wg will undoubt. get the entire fisher: | is now receiving treatment at the | MINER'S TALE OF THEFT 1S FAISE John Cosma, a miner, reported to the police Saturday night that he ve a IATS®) had been held up and robbed of $695 on the steamship from Nome. An investigation, how- ever, has disclosed the fact that Cosma had been playing cards, and probably lost the money fn that manner The passengers say he drow a knife and threatened to do one of the gamblers bodily harm unless the ‘money was refunded. SIX BURNED TO DEATH ouraleia Arnold Vibrator then or write our Massage for Health ri See: &, United Press.) NEW RK, Aug. 10.—Six per- | sone were burned to death in a ten Be ement house at 332 EB il2th at ($ and 12, an f and an aged man of the tenement were injured by | jumping from the windows, three | severely, FAIR BUILDINGS BURNED. (By United Press.) WALLA WALLA, Aug. 10.-~ Seven barns belonging to the Wal la Walla Fair association, together with harnesses and other para phornalia, burned yesterday after noon, entailing a loss of between $19,000 and $12,900, partially cov- ered by insurance. Sparks from a0 OR & engine set the grass 1h edd Be) VOF LLM MAY MY BIG TIME AT LUDLOW. $ fn PORT LUDLOW, Aug ‘thousand residents of the gathered here yesterday and par 10.—One Sound wip! PO yy UIem yg 2fuda Pp} 5 2 a Fy : i i ticipated in the pienic and clam- bake. In the ball me the | Kaights of Columbus, of Seattle, } wor from the local nine, 15 to 1%. August Sale of Odds and Ends use; worth $2.00 dozen; Tuesda set of 3 knives and 3 forks ‘ nee 35¢ Wall Lamp, 19¢ | We Canvas Gloves, 5¢ ue Heavy = Fleece as Heavy Steel Bracket Kitchen or Gloves; very handy Camp Wall Lamp; complete sad the house; always 10¢ Il with jarge burner and chim ney; regular 35; ~ thee 19¢ 40c Table Tumblers, Ea., 2c 5c o arden tube |] Polished Glass Table Tumblers » with |} with tin covers; may also be Pyne worth used for jelly; worth 40 2 ; epectal $3.49 dosen; special, each c fi 00 Alarm Clock, 69¢ 10c Toilet Paper, 6¢ Haven Clock Co.'s i poy of Knickerbocker Tollet ie A Rood time Paper; fine tissue; full 1,000 warranted sheets; worth 100; 6 po 69c special c We Rolier Casters, 10¢ Set 10c Cake Tins, 6¢ AB O88s wad Kinds Lot of fron |] “Clean Cut” Cake Tins, best aM Wooden Wh. Roller Cas quality tin and good size; cut for all purposes; worth the cake clear of pan; no sticking f 25¢ Flour Sifter, 15c oe Heavy Tin Shaker Flour Sifter; can be operated | One hand; no crank to break; best sieve 5 jbottom ; tegular 25c; Tuesday special | Cc 4n0 UNiON STaEEY. four children between the ages of; laut of 2 months, | Other occupants | afire, and this spread to the stables, | for the service of the people; THE GREATER STANDARD is the largest, finest, most modern exclusive the GREATER ISTANDARD’S welcome! : o this Roe is the show place of Seats tle, and we want you to understand that here, Feel perfectly f and visit the store anc hospitality and the conveniences ar- ranged for you. you like mind you that this is finest, most modern exc furnishing store in America! ~-mail orders for these advertised ar- ticles will be filled $6.50 novelty curtains, $2.90 pair Tuesday only, ~& Very interesting special value from the Drapery Store ts this WHITE AND ARAB NOVEL TY CURTAINS, three yards long, 40 and 45 Inches wide, trimmed with Battenberg and lace braids; some have motif in corners. Reguiar values up to 96.50; extra special for TURSDAY only, $2.90 pair Tuesday rocker special— “~ 99¢ regular valve $1.75. —solid seat, flat rocker, exactly Mke pleture, eontinuows arm posts, bolted through seat; nicely golden finished. Regular value $1.75 ext ial for Tues Par greta spindle back regular value $3.65. this is a large, comfort arm rocker, made extra strong and good; large oval back panel top; curved arms are bolted through the solid seat; three turned spindles under each, exactly tike picture. Regular value $3.65; extra = special for the $1 95 week another lot of lawn swings just came— to move immediately we special price at $5.95 this double awing ie bullt very solidly, hangs on tron rods, as pletured, and tron bolted, so no danger of accidents. it is propelled easily by foot movement and finished attrac tively, well braced throughout stands seven feet high. Price for the 5 95 man $5. (mall orders filled If received by Tuesday night.) for $2.00 ironing board— a good folding troning board with stand; takes small space board. & ft. long, 14 In. wide standa firm and ia durable; reg ular value $2.00; extra special for Tuesday 9 there's always a splendid welcome awaiting you Come as often as be sure and come your friends and you'll ¢ a visit here worth while. THE STAR-—-MONDAY, °o everyone-— ree to come 1 accept our bring ertainly find Let us re the largest, lusive home equal yard... : day price, square yard .. $1.95 inlaid linoleum for $1.00. * patterns Imported iniaid linoleum back, patterns oan not wear off floor effecta—-all new designs. extra special Tuosday and Wednesday price, $1 00 rt $8.65 requiar value $13.50, full alze bed lounge, a very popular and practical style; the front or seat pulls over from the front and forms a full size bed sur. UGUST 10, 1908, two extra special linoleum values— Tuesday and Wednesday colors TSo linoleum for SSe. 10 patterns printed Inoleum, hjavy floor and tle effects; also oe T5e yard value—extra spectal quality otional designs. through io Ule, floral and parquet Selling regularly at $1.25 imitation wood Tuesday and Wednes to the Regular _.35¢ face (one which is padded with cotton over a woven wire sprin fabric) This couch covered In Persian velour; regular price is $13.60; extra special for the week $1.75 folding table— very special, 9D¢ 99¢ regular value $1.75. folding table, much better than ordinary, of solid maple, substantial, well made table, with square square; folds up, so occupies very little space when not in use—the regular value 99c last sales news of the seasonable— the natura! finish, a top. 24 fn is $1.75. Very apectal for the week —e Y 79¢ $8.6 fequier value $1.35, splendid ttle high chair, with dropover table, hardwood, ex actly like picture; solid seat, finiahed golden or natural Reg ular value $1.25; extra apectal for the week 79c $2.20 regular value $4.00 the large odd shaped pane! and spindle back is the feature of this attractive rocker, solid seat; high ifort arma, nicely finished golden exactly like picture, Regular value $4.00; extra special tor the $2.20 week regular value $41.50. “& prettily designed buffet, of fine quartered oak, thoroughly well made; has French beveled plate mirror, 10x31 in.; round top corners; top is 40 In. long; finished in golden or weather ed; two top drawers (one lined for sliverware) and one extra large linen drawer. Regular value ts $41.50-—extra ape- eaten } |» |.) $1 down $1 a week will buy a RANGE, GO - CART or RE- FRIGERATOR here the Housefurnishing Store announces this as the last news of special reducings on seesonable arti- cles. Asa final sale effort the pricings are made exceptionally special REFRIGERATORS—Choice of $16.60 to $9.95 $21.50 grades this includes the Grand Rapids, STANDARD makes and famous JEW EL refrigerators—tee ca pacity 75 to 120 pounds; regular values range from $16.50 to $21.50; your choles, extra special for the week $9.95 LAWN MOWERS—Choice grade Sade this includes the mowers, which have blades ICE CREAM FREEZERS—Choice of $2.95 to $5.95 grades this includes the ARCTIC, AIN and AMERICAN TWIN freeters, in 3 which sell regularly from $2.95 to your choice, 6-quart $5.95 wines, extra special SECOND AV. Itinch CLIMAX guaranteed and JEWEL | steel tempered $1.95 WHITE MOUNT. tand each, any size $1.95 lengths; OIL AND GASOLINE STOVES—Choice AT HAMMOCKS — Choice of $1.96 to $2.75 ae 99c you can select from a par Uicularly fine showing of hammocks, the Palmer weave and hand-woven grades; value from $1.95 to $2.75; cholee, each .99¢ GARDEN HOSE — Choice $7.50 to $9.50 4 39 weses $4. ineluded in this selling is rubber hose, 3-ply heavy canvas weave, thorough ly vulcanized, 4 size cotton hose, % slze, with pure rubber insulated regular values from $7.50 to »0, in »O-foot extra special, your choice $4.39 $5.75 $8.95 to $10.50 these makes are included in this spectal pricing For ol!—-NEW PERFECTION and THE STAND. ARD. For gasoline THE BUCKEYE, THE STANDARD and THE INSU .ANCE MAKE in two and three-burner sizes; prices range from $8.95 to $10.50; extra special, your choic from any style $5.75 rniture (Co. Surg PINE ST. SEATTLE TACOMA 6 6 homefurnishing store in America credit freely yours— —if credit is a convenience to you, we'll gladly extend the advantages of our popular and liberal credit-giv ing service, which this store features so extensively and is being extended to thousands of home-furnishers in Greater Seattle. We have developed credit-giving serv to the highest point of usefulness to the homefurnisher; there are no annoy ing features in connection with it, no variation between cash and credit prices, and it is extended in a pleas ant, simple, easy way — dignified and absolutely satisfactory. Wel come! our ice mail orders for these advertised ar ticles will be filled. S regular value $14.60. —@ fine go-cart, with heavy reed roll edge, closely and finely reed woven; gearing ts nicely finished; wheels are rubber cane seat, adjustable nd foot extension fitted with parasol and cushions. Very special for the $9 90 cedarine furniture polish, 10¢ a bottle— net a special but regular price. a ee aeeiet. similar to ple- ture, with large reed side pan- els, heavy reed on top edge, ad- justable back and foot exten- sion and parasol; gearing ie finished green; rubber wheels very spectal for the week . - « chafing dish special— Tuesday only. sl —this widely known and used polish fa sold the country over for 25¢ a bot- tle. —each season this store sells thou- sands of bot- ties of Ce darine, buy- —-this is a particularly good and ing same in splendid little chafing dish far greater (burns alcohol); is nickel-plat p caine e4, heavy and excellently well be wl Weer made. On special sale in House | ern store, and we can save you furnishing Department, Third men ange half what you have to Floor, for Tuesday only, pay for this polish any place each ...... bees shauee “79¢ else —but one to @ person; no mail or- dere filled. silver birch summer rocker special— 69¢ for $1.50 clothes dryer— ae —4 ft. 4 In. high, 8 ft. wide; has 40 f%. of drying space; strong and good; regular value $1.50; extra special, Tuesday 69c and Wednesday ... 25c cottage rods, 9¢ regular value $4.25. —rustie rocker, of heavy natural silver birch, hardwood silat seat and back, extra strong and heavy; this is one of the most popular summer pieces; regu- lar value $4.25; priced extra Week crete cues GOLD Standard Special baby —white enameled cottage rods, with neat silvered ends and heavy brass brackets; 4 feet long—-very popular and used very generally about the house. Regular 25¢ value; extra spe cial for the week, walker— each ... Foxe c regular value $2.25. & splendid and practical little article for the baby’s use; shaped seat is supported with helical springs; is very light and can be easily pushed 79¢ reguiar value $1.50. steel white grantte open slop recep: tacle; extra heavy; is perfect about oy the baby in learning and free from “factory Caws to walk. Regular value is Regular price $1.50—extra spe mail orders filled.) etal for ok Tuesday only, 79c just telephone us— every point in Greater Seattle if you cannot come to the store, we will gladly send a BUCK range sales man to talk with you about the 5 purchase of a BUCK range is reached by our Special Sub about exchanging your old urban Delivery Service. stove or range. He will give it’s a convenience of great im you full information on the portance to you if your home matter of range buying. Just ts “far out,” meaning the de telephone and ask for the livery of goods direct to your and Range Department suburban home, promptly and Exchange 24; Ind satisfactortly This service awaits you.