The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1908, Page 3

t of public utilities, O€ Ume tn wh the | DFaugh Hnos onal oo a — granted the Se-' points invol¥ed, | WAKES BASEMENT SPRAY LAW VOID — Is Inoperative as Re-| |) gult of Ill-Advised =" _ AMUSEMENTS the recent amendment | the dutlting laws, & clause was cetlings, used for pasement Provencale” in im basements beyond it & in basements | production h i " of the building de- that the limitation By ' = 2 f arena pe decause of | The Finneys R BR & Navigation | t#ences Pull particulars office, 608 First nook Are You Cramped for Storage? fere’s a Polished Oak Chif- fonier for $18.50 | Chittonter fs large; case m and highly polished oak, finished golden; full awelle! front and contains five good. One to a Trader. eG and guaranteed to be perfectly sanitary Fancy Porcelain Cuspidors decorated desig al patterns or ¢ half COMMENDS REVOKING OF RAILWAY FRANCHISE > attle, Rentée & Southere® w peuillon Says aye That Provision to construct five ‘oy ting Fares Is the south Rainier valley district be revoked, as there ~~ | the franchise regulating the amount of fares to be charged or requiring | {the tasuing of tran ay iis. 0 superintendent of The company asked an extenden to complete these branch lines | tortum, swt recommended ferre@ to Corporation Counsel cal eresration * committee | houn for anjopinion as to the legal | rmx of understanding of the situa dding that all spray} “Olivet ih Mabel Day's singing Grand ts a feat of vocal acrobatics reach of og hove lHnes,! pot often heard In a comic “Honest Hearts.” the ota | Miss Emma Bunting ts outdoing sement! herself this week as Honest Hearts” it in the city being There will be a matinee tomorrow wide and there | “The Girl From the West the law. Super: | the offering next week “A Temperance Town.” Charles Hoyt's famous satin feeult of a clerical | pronipition, “A Temperance is proving one of the introduced to ree-| of the season at the Lots. Was turned down fal water committee At the Col ’ i tank swim Musical Shirleys; Diggest hits mers; the Three McLinn Bros, horlzontal bars; “Gane Rates East six others acts are delighting au-| of hundred dollars which we very afternoon and night paid out in wages to men to fight round trip excursion | ®t the Coliseum August M1 and 22, eres Pantages’ Bill. Leon Morris & troupe of wrestling ponies Oe etme sn at | Putman Hunting Boats at A. | un First ave. H. L. KLEIN positively ‘The Best Shoe Repairing tn without ‘sear or blem the City While You Wait. 17 JAMES 6T. wn in cut on sale for Thursday's f $2.95 value Six to # Buyer An Inexpensive Princess Dresser Priced Specially to Sell For $11.75 Dresser is made of local woods, finished to im oak; size of case is 21 inches deep by 34 inches wide; two drawers, one with serpentine front; 18x30 inches. On Sale Thursday. ures 34 inches by 20 Inches deep. Special ts made of quar- Ker ace G@ravers; mirror a French pattern plate, Measures 14x24 inches. One of our $31.50 Mattress made to weigh forty pounds, and covered in a mediam heavy gon n-finished tick Teg; specia! securely tufted and finished with a hand-stitched roll edge. Cotton thoroughly clean On Display Second Floor Jardinieres: Choice Assortment Specials made lines Line prettily gold and floral as one shown In highly glaz and offered a; sever the lot, and col ects vary Regular prices reduced - one pleas combina tions of colors; greens, The value for with blues $1.00 value for ie $1.10 value for Se predominate. All the Credit trained dogs, are the big feature at t ntages this week. J, J, Chix tot Co, offer a one-act farce, on. titled "The Cirous Rider At the Btar, George Street & Co, in a ble seenlo creation port ying evepte in the careers of famous military eom. mance + the Sisters O'Meera, wire artists, and Tom Moore monologiat, o round out a good bill at the} @r UM week At the White City! The White City this week hae attractionssincluding a f on the stadium Special few | tures are Announced at the Thea | he Bkiddoo House is at tracting the usual large attendance. EAGLES’ EXCURSION TO THE ain A special excursion for the Ragles will be run down to the ;Oee#an next Sunday The steamer lroquols will be operated by the In land Navigation company, leaving the dock at 8 o'clock on Sunday | morning and running down, will « close to the American shore, Re turning, the steamer will run in me to the Canadian shore. This will be the official excursion of the Bagh ‘SAYS FIRE DAMAGE LESS THAN USUAL Property around Seattle has been will be| damaged less this year than for |many seasons past by forest fires, according to Mr. Hewitt, of the Hewitt. Lea Lumber company, which has « large camp on the eastern shore of Lake Washington Practically no valuable timber has been burned,” said Mr. Hewitt yesterday, “the fire being confined brush, The only lows to the und |} that we have suffered is th the fire near our camp.” Prone Main Senttia, Wr mirror French pattern plate, CHINA SEAT- TLE SCENES Bread and But ter Plates price re Plates, in des sert alze; price Bie Small Cream Jugs, price You Want Cups and § ers scenes Bwetness Men Ask Board 0! Washington Meteor | ; mm | Wanted by H Herrin & Co., ~ | First ave. | here in support of the Swisher wing of the party Hitchcock will decide | | will have the support of the nation | al organization | Receipts, $1,946,606; expenditures, | $630,000. THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1908, SNAKE DEVOURER TRIES NERVES OF CITIZENS Health to Suppress Exhibition. | A combination of an alleged Australian idiot and a dozen or more rattio¢nakes has proven too |much of a strain on the mental lequillbrium of the |men who are quarte ay, and Columbia st., and the health ane business i near First department has been ealled upon ynjoin the flaring exbipition on gtound that It Is a menace to th hey say the idiot ought to be In lum and the snakes back on xas prairies, whence they The combination, which t# exhibition near that ¢ 10e a look, has, it fs claimed, dis turbed the mental and physteal poise of many women and children, who have been Induced to HANSON ENDORSED FOR NOMINA TION Beacon Hill Republican Club) Will Support Him for the Legislature. Ole Hanson was endorsed in his candidacy for the republiean nom fnation for representative from the Forty-third district by republicans of the Second ward, who met In the Beacon Hil engine house and form ed the preliminary organisation of the Beacon Hill Republican club The endorse nt Was passed after H. H. Thompson, Pugene Way, councilman from the ward, and several others made dpeeches | promising their support to Mr. Han } son and urging his endorsement by the republicans of the ward Approximately 100 voters were | present Herman Behrens was elected president; G. A. Spencer, secretary, and J. BE. Mansfield, treasurer, of the club. A meeting will be held next week to strength en the organization REGULARS WIN AUTO HITS STUMP, stump In the at the intersection for an automobile & horseman of Oakland, struck the obstacle and was!Unions Will Destroy Paper at f | mysterious prectnots and gare upon badly wrecked wonderful exhibition on | the face of the globe health officers There is nothing on the wtatdies relating to Jalon of snakes, excepting as to the unless the damages LIBERAL AID FOR FERNIE SUFFERERS jattle labor temple, which was paid quired by law to be detained in th asylum at Steilacoom, particular lapams noodle ¢ referred to dipto annels to avold internation i have to be The members of the Seattle Com subseribed $783] merelal club have |to the relief of the nuisance at but the entire absence of | fire sufferers, Y@nomoun reptiles in he never made any according to a re-| this country atrictive lem Health Commin money Crichton suggests that If peo- | rner at! ple Mill take their , Instead of purchasing possi ly dangerous thrills, the nuisance, | ade it can be termed, will quick: | iter thn 1 move to more prolitie fields port fendered by Secretary George | Boow last evening In addition to the money contri » club has also Jed large quantities of gr FIREMAN BATTERS KEEPER OF STORE » insulted by Samuel Dyott aber of the city ifire department and severely sted yesterday on a charge of assault and release Dyott alleges brass knuckles, but this Rogers em Duteh Cruiser Sails. THE HAGUE Jacob Van Heemakerk turned from Norway a8 soon as she c ‘Eagles Sale “Eagles! | Fastest steamer on the Sound to 8. Navy Yard Leave every hour from Pier 2, foot of Yesler Way DE UXE)" OLE HANSON. (Candidate for Republican Nomina CALIFORNIA United Preas.) SAN PNG SCO, Aug. 12.—Re- turns today confirm the victory of the “regulars” in both the demo cratic and republican parties at the. primaries yesterday. The Lincoln-Roosevelt league lost 13 out of 18 districte in this ctty. The | ie sire regu! democrats in the city ‘ll0 ) ARCADE, ® tion for Representative from the Forty-third Dis MARRIED ON THE CRUISER’S DECK | United Press.) Luna Park Natatorium Open All Day Largest saltwater tank in the Rowen today declared that carried all the districts but five. The result practically insures the San Francisco, and B. A. Hayes of) {San Jose for congress by the re-| publicans, It also makes practi cally certain therenomination of |} Senator Perkins by the republt-| cans. Gavin McNab. has regained control of the democratic party, defeating Theodore A. Bell. wae was temporary chairman of the WEST VIRGINIA (By United Press.) HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 12%. Frank H. Miteheock, national cam paign manager, arrived here today and after a conference with Taft, proceeded immediately to take up the work of straightening out the West Virginia tangle. He probably | « Spectacles “$1. 00 Bring your eye troubles Schuchard Optical Co., will leave here tonight Chas. BE. Swisher, one of the re publican nominees for governor of | | West Virginia, was tn conference | A | with Hiteheock. Senator Elkins whether Swisher or his opponents Today's Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—To-| day's treasury statement shows Rheumatiom is greatly relteved stay home and let her husband sail the seas if she in allowed to visit renomination of Juliue Kahn of) the cruiser South Dakota w ie in part and If she nicely as she w noone when she be the crulser's decks Mre. Bowen bears the distinction | jot having been the fret girl to have been married on South Dakota, |the American army | Denver convention. iChristiana Re REPUBLICANS SPLIT IN si,soss' is treated as yesterday after ame a bride and swimmers to enjoy a surf bath fn $88,000 gallons of salt water, heated to a temperature SEPARATE TANK FOR LA. DIES AND THEIR ESCORTS. She was Miss Her husband ts a sea i cruiser and was espe @atly honored by being allowed to have his marriage NEW QUARTERS. The Pacific Coast Lumber Manu facturers’ association has leased 20} | rooms on the ninth floor of the new White buflding, struction at the corner of Fourth The offices will be fur 4 Private: ro GALLERY FOR SPEC. STEVENS, the man whe 3 beach from the [MORTGAGE BURNING | LABOR-DAY FEA TURE accident last program on that occasion No parade will be conducted, but Their Annual \the members of the various unions . and thetr families will spend the Celebratton. day at Madison pégk, where they will participate in @ program of athletic sports and outdoor vaude- ville entertainment, Addresses will be delivered The committee on arrangements en The $10,000 mortgage on the Se on Labor day, the ceremony being | Rust, Georg LAstman, Robert Or+ of the! chard and R. 8, Jon of the principal featur Great Values — IN Used Pianos Of 75 used pianos that went on sale last Friday we now have about 60 left, which must be sold at once, as we have heavy ship- ments of new goods coming in which must not be placed in storage, as they are all high grades. Some of these planos have been used but & short time; some have been reverted; some are samples from va- rious factories; some have been traded in on the famous Weber and Autopiano and other high grade goods, For instance, we sold St, Dominic's Academy of Everett, Wash., three high grade planos and took in exchange several D. 8. Johnston pianos, for which we allowed a very small amount. We do not carry these goods regularly, so will not refuse any reasonable offer for them. Now, if you want a prac- tice piano and only have @ limited amount to pay for same, we would advise one of these instraments, as they are all in good condition and will do very well for practice purposes Following is @ partial Met of other bargains we are offering: 8 Stuyvesant Pianos (regular price $400), slightly used, $275. 1 Kohler & Campbell (regular price $400), used one year, $275. 1 Rudolf (regular price 50), sample plano, $220. 4 Kohler & Chases, slightly used, $266, $276, $288, $290, respem tively 2 Iverson Pianos (regular price $250), $146, $168 respectively. 2 Hoffman Pianos, $350, $235, $245, respectively. 2 Kohler & Campbell Pianos (regular price $325), $286, $265 re spectively 2 Winthrop Pianos (regular price $285, $350), slightly used, §190, $240, respectively 1 Weber plano (regular price $600), used 6 months, $600, 4 Btarch Art Styles (new), must be closed out at §400 each. 1 Starck (regular price $350), $246 The above prices may not indicate to you that you are getting any great value in a piano, from the fact that you are used to readt advertisements where two or three hundred dollars are cut from the regular price of the piano. It is very easy to add an extra hundred or one hundred and fifty dollars to the regular price of the piano in order to make that much greater cut when advertising spectals of this kind. But we are a strictly one-priced house, and all new goods be longing to our regular line are marked at the absolute lowest price possible to make « legitimate profit, which every house must do to continue business. We RESPECTFULLY solicit you to call and in vestigate this line of pianos, as many of them are certain bargains, if you are satisfied with slightly used planos We have about six or eight slightly used Autopianos which we will sell at prices varying from $350 and upwards, including free use ot our circulating Mbrary. We would advise xou to investigate this offer if you are thinking of purchasing a player plano. ———___—__— KOHLER & CHASE 1318 Second Av., Beattie. Wn. WEBER PIANO DEALERS | The Two Chief—-~ Factors in Saving First, the habit of it, the regularity of it, the system of steadily putting away on each and every pay day a fixed portion of one's income. It means a strengthen- ing of Character it means Independ- ence; it means Accumulation—faster and larger than you can easily realize until you have made a good start. Second, the Interest; the fact that the money which you work for is also work- ing for you; that every six months the Interest which. It earns begins in turn to earn interest on itself. This Compound Interest soon grows to Important size; it is, of course, all extra over and above the sums that you actually save and de- posit. You might get more on stocks, bonds or other securities—and you might not. This you get easily, surely, without the risk or worry which all must incur in making other investments. . i ‘ Scandinavian American Bank laska Building, Seattle, U. S.A — “BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD M INE STOCK AT 25 CENTS. It is rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyers, KAVANAGH CO., Inc., Mine Operators, 7046-678 JOHNSTON BLDG. West Seattle ferries leave foot of Marion street by Soap Lake Salts $500 Reward For any case of aleohollam that I cannot cure in from 2 to J. B. BRISBOIS ‘Enameled Fish Line | 50c Pure Silk | | | Hard Braid iho Rangiey Oil Bik’ Lin 106 | ibe Cuttyhupk Linen Line 106 ng lines and | fale # August 19 | F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Av. at the even SAVINGS TALKS NO. 14 This bank solicits your sav understanding will be cared for in a legitimate manner SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare 350—Round Trip, 50c. FOUR ROUND use of your savings, a stated amount of interest will be paid THIPS DAILY LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and} 10:26 a. m., 2:05 and 5:45 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. m. | and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. |U, SEELEY, Jr, Tacoma—Tel. | Everett andEdmonds » smaller saver savings when the money is in 6 is a convenience that should not be overlooked every cent is Invested informed as » of all savings banks ta the protection of the e officers of this » to it that customers speed wheel Just put on the Steames Monticello Union Savings & Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY Leaving Fiyet Di 1:86 instead of This Is ce For Men vice re is appealing to you every moment to save ght pains that you feel, the sentary spells_of weakness, the periodical loss ss of brain, drowsinese—all point ti « yourself now. We have Dr, Hall's Electre tw " erong. .1t will send Site bined