The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1908, Page 5

HPLOSION ON TRAINING SHIP Prose) oo, Aug, 18.—By ‘of a gun oon the! ene Gouroune't late yoater: | ipergons wore killed and 18 “ Taree of the latter will) de. The accident ac Maile the ship was cruising | i, salines during cadet in — ~ card party next | Lilly residence, | Mra. CY oH Jennings Mra, RB. elub by Luncheon YM. C. A a macheon was given today at by the Seattle Con- eeinechood for Mr, F. . who has been in coer the ¥. M,C. A. interests Me tor ever 12 years. 4 Jones-Meir. Anna Loutsa | Ie. W. F, Moir of Spo- | plemnined last evening Teme of the bride's parents, c BR W. W. Jones, 5213} ‘The brides (aa Christian pom was ° a W. W. Jones | ‘5 eel of the Preaby- eh officiated. A wed-| fallowed the ceremony. | Luncheon Price wil! give & and wife (nee! @ Ban Franctsco | af the Tesidence of Dtrx ' W. A. Mackey of the a ear. Presbyterian church | this week fpr a four-week | hie er, Mra. Bux- Webster Judd has at her home, 1937 Lith Mra McCormick of Min- wi Mra J. J. O'Mahony ia Montana Hopkins entertained at at her home, 1414 / r / " Humphries and Rev. ey will leave tomorrow for the whaling station on me im weven or ten days. deeramine Garrett ts Fr ne. M invitations om birch bark been ixsued by the mem- the Yeomait Country club { opening of the new August T, A receptt Reid in the afternoon, dancing during the eve: committer In charge are | ‘Stanley, W. W. Vest and guests to the scene of for Mise Bevans. M. Hughes entertained at yesterday afternoon in Mabelle Kemper ornin. the New York Women’s ‘Missions of the Presby will give an address ine y at the Bethany Me ctherch. All interest work are expectal ‘Attend. Mra Patmer Mrs W. A. Major. SEATTLE. | She haw been the guest during her | flctating | atay im the city at the home of her|new Mr. and Mra Wilbur will re- json, Mr. James Palmer Miss Agn: Hanover, New Jersey den Lytton Wilbur were married last evening at the manae of the First Bethany Presbyterian church, the Rev. W. A. Major, D. D. of- |G Ff. 0. &. vierrors, STANDARD, We'll be glad to have , R you apend some time here; you'll find it wet! worth while. This is the largest, finest, exclusive homefurnishing storen America. Mission stool GOc this is & splendid Mission stool, exactly like picture, fintahed weathered, curved seat, strong and well made; aquare shaped legs and spindles; 16x16 in. 14 tm. high; worth in the regular way $1.50-—just for this “celebration busy Friday,” 9c each —we can not deliver this stool, owing to the enorm we will sell; will only deliver when other purchai Ia light and can be easily carried.) # quantity * are made. this is @ particularly good and fine rug. made in o: seamless, and a very desirable floor covering for room or library; im attractive Oriental and floral fective colorings. Regular $30.00 value—extra ape cial for “busy Friday” only ane; very ef $18.50 (se mall, C. 0. D. or fone orders for these apectals will be filled.) ee ee Sta tureCa, Le. lara SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. TACOMA. After the wedding jour side at Brighton Beach Invitations Issued. Invitations have been insued to the wedding of Miss Katharine De Wilbur-Cook. Land, « graduate of the state unt- Elly Cook, recently of | ¥ersity, and Mr. Hugo Metaler of and Mr. Al-| Tacoma, which will take place in Olympia Saturday, August 16. Bradtord-Happy. Miss Juantia Happy and Mr 5° F. Bradford were married WEDDINGS. Make a quick clearance Letter Box, 59¢ New Black Japanned ‘Latter Box, for the home, House Numbers, 10¢ and Light Brase 4 Howse Numbers; extra value; e Handle All Back very handy ar. Acbargain; worth 196 Cap Hooks, for China : ete; regularly worth h Finish Screen Doors, we name an unheard- The Well-Known “ysum” Tot let Paper: fine tissue; fall weight; always worth Friday ...... ee Neat Gold Band Decoration Sem!-Porcelain Cups and Sauce rs; worth $2.00 dosen; special, the pair .....++. 10c $2.00 Dinner Plates, 8¢ Ea. Neat Green Decorated Semi Porcelain Extra Dinner Plates; worth $2.00 dozen; a real 8 bargain Friday, each Cc Fly Paper, 4 Double Sheets, rhe +=WellKnown Sticky Fly Paper; clears the | 75e Clothes Basket, 39c Best Imported Austrian Willow Clothes Basket, tite 18x24 inches, with double handles; a bargain; worth 75c; special .... | Tuesday, the Rev. W. A. Major, D. D, officiating SKIRT HANGER SERVES AS WEAPON nn Frank Rogers, the city fireman who was arrested on a charge of assault and battery, will be tried in justice court August 24. 8. Dyott, the complaining witneus, de clares that while he was standing Friday of all our Old store Rogers came up and struck him with a pair of brass knuckles Rogers asserts that during the al | tercation, which was started by him in order to avenge an insult to hia wife, Dyott picked up a ham mer, and that he then struck Dyott with a skirt hanger 6c Roll Toilet Paper, 4¢ MAN KILLED FOR A BEAR | j (By United Press.) | SNOHOMISH, Wash, Aug. 18 Jim Whiting mistook Ed. Green | wood for a bear yesterday and shot him, killing him tn tly. The an | therities will ma thorough ta | vestigation of the affair INSPECTING NAVY YARD | a $2.00 Cups and Saucers, 10¢ Pair o¢ Tanglefoot couse of the deadly fly at little | (By United Pro NAVY YARD, Pumet 5 1%,—-Rear Admiral Wo | inspecting the yard making a report to ratory to secretary ions and 39c near the entrance of the Walker | room set apart lusively for din ners a la Maryland | Incidentally Mr, Langton is com 5 | pleting a long purchasing trip for AUGUST 13, 1908. ‘¢@ HOTEL WASHINGTON WILL Palates of Local way manufacturers he obtained his carpets, linoleums, | Epicures. etc, and last, but not least, came th arrangements for Maryland ter-| Hurgess-Bunting company in “Hon- in | Terrapin shipped alive from Mary }iand waters is to be the piece de| | Washington hotel when the sky-|¢ scraper hostelry ts formally opened | farms jin this city Father John” Lang | alter |ton, who will manage the hotel, t*! Agitime now in Baltimore concluding ar Abin |rangementa for transporting the southern delicacy to this city to| gimtement Itiekle the palates of his future | ‘ | pleces, which ts now on exhtbition | Grand | Maryland Delicacy to Tickle) fi ine of the windows of the Broad-| fering next woek in Baltimore | hile in Baltimore Mr. Langton | week Miss Emma Bunting will be #4 one order for Oriental rug#/| seen as “Splinters” in Mark Swan's ina $15,000, also four lobby|new play, “The Girl From the | reutstance on the menu of the New| ciairs which cost $200 each. In| West = city he will also order 200 uni-| for the hotel help. *Vather John” was formerly man the motel Bely ys famous hotels, In de the New Washington in interview, he concludes with the edere, one of A. Bridge & Co.—Largest Clothiers on the Coast Here’s a Sale of Men’s Suits That’s Absolutely Without a Peer! Go anywhere—go everywhere—and you’ll not find such a sale as this! It included everything—all the Men’s Suits—all the Youths’ Suits—without any exception, the sea- son’s surplus is offered at one price. The lowest ever named for suits of like character and value— Suits Worth 3? $25.00 To . b For Youths’ and Men, Now Pata at] Single and double breasted suits are in- cluded, as are plain navy serge and worsted suits. The majority are fancy worsted clev- er patterns in two-tone stripes and checks in gray and brown shades. Every youth and man who comes here can be correctly fitted. And we stand back of every suit. Keep it in repair free of charge for a year. The sale will close shortly—will likely close in a few days. Get your suit tomorrow for ten dollars. Clearance of Men’s Separate Trousers _All the odd pairs of trousers have been grouped for quick selling. Handsome styles, finest worsted; guaranteed for service. $5.00 Trousers now $3.50} $4.00 Trousers for $2.50 All Panama Hats, worth up to $12.50, at $4.00 All Straw Hats, worth up to $3.50, for $1.25 LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST -107 127 RS) SEATTLE Leon Morrie @ Co.a performing dogs and ponies. i | Tomorrow will be Bagles’ day at/ |cisco Opera company are seen to | the 7 good advantage in “Olivette” at the| the White City There will “Honest Hearts.” Frequent curtain calls greet the in a great contest on horseback j GIVES BODY TO SCIENCE. | —_—-- son, committed in | BELLINGHAM, Aug. 13.—Mrs.| Mass., in June, 1904 Bisie Chamberlain died last night. | est Hearts” at the Seattle. Next] seientific purposes “A Temperance Town.” | Reggie Quinn The Lots company at that theatre is strong in its character actors; and some exceedingly clever work is being done in Charles Hoyt's satire, “A Temperance Town William Gillette's comedy, “The} look 4! Private Secretary,” is coming Northwest Trust & Safe guests |wila and mountain | ; . yt sehen a areal ne: Gin Soelanain Deposit Company forts to ee E : P om E fe “| ‘The Finneys, crystal tank swim-| Seattle, Wast Maryland's . P P S| mers; the Three Musical Shirleys; eattie, Wash. tin Manager Lang gles agies ag! es McLinn Brothers, acrobats; Grace |mined to import a ree uthert | Fastest steamer on the Sound to) narniey, dancer and contortionist cook of the colored persuasion, who| the | ard and Battle-| and tive other acts are pleasing ble . can pot the finishing | sht ery hour from Pier) audiences at the Coliseum Mutual Confidence touches terrapin, but who| 3, ler Way. Round trip of a regular south-| 50¢ beoey will have |ern menu, to rved in a dining} the w hotel In Chicago and in New York erockery and a gold and ativer service of 24 and china,| a Ie tee Arnold Vibrator Co 340 Arcade Annex | | | | | $19 THIRD AV German Delicatessen # :::".: Grand Rapids he bought furniture,| C. F. Baasoh, Prop | at Let us put up your Picnic Lunch Bandwiches and Lunches Our Specialty At the Star t & Co, t It ts the constant purpose of the of this company tc with its patrons between its offi < There | is our watchwor ty ts ah nt with our yitey nd ry cour tesy is accorded t atronize this institu on. thetr big f famous | nue to =| George 9 scenic imp military ¢ draw hea ome Into close the Pantages. The Aerial Wilsons at the Pan BR sHoORROCK PRESIDENT 3. P WARTMAN Vict PRESIDENT ALPXANDRR MYRRS ECRWTARY & TREASURER a VA. SMITH seccesenenee se CASHIER ind. 4956. ,tages are two of the cleverest Venahaway ‘nade ‘woxkers that NOTORIOUS CROOK have beon in Seattle, The big nov lelty feature of this week's bill is IS UNDER ARREST | | “Olivette.” — IMPORT LIVE TERRAP | The principals of the San Fran-| eran ayo Captain of Detectives Charles be | Temnant recognizes John L. Hayes, Fantana” will be the of-| @teworks at night. Beginning Sun-| serving a 60-day sentence in the day, Capt. McLagien and his broad-| county jail foy picking the pockets swordsmen will appear twice a day of a man at Occidental av. Yesler way a few weeks ago, as a | notorious crook, who is wanted on | the charge of larceny from the per- | Cambridge, In Victoria, B. C., the man is | Before death Mra. Chamberlain de-| known as Hayes; ia New York as sired that her body be given to a Joseph Carey; in Massachusetts as medical college at Portland for! John Howard, and in St.