The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1908, Page 3

522 | geez ; Oe Beat id 1 mA ] i a 4 or diatrict at S arrived. ~ = oe and Skirts. BH trish Point Lace Curtains MONTANA GUARDS OFF FOR AMERICAN LAKE AW SURE TO (By United Pre ET FREEDOM HELENA, Mont, Aug. 14.—The | Second regiment, Montana National Guard, te on ite way to American pa: Lake to participate im the army jmanenvers there, having left here ted Press.) [ground of insanity, Judge Dowling, |last evening, The regiment com 14 That Har | beli@v@e it to be for the good of within | the state, committed Thaw to Mat nent|teawan, This commitment tx legal Phit/only tn New York ! If the federal authorities demand Thaw's presence at the bankruptey proceedings in Pittsburg, those who an, have Thaw in custody have no} ade jother course than @ produce him. | % Once across the river and ih New of | Jersey, he would be legally free 8 long as he ts kept out of the of News York, he would have bh 2 ge a ei {no fear of imprisonment." CRANBROOK, B.C. Aug. 14 nub. The first practical evidence of the SONS OF NORWAY strike on the ©. PF R will = be |Drowabt nome to the public by the eup of the traffic bound to re ree TO HOLD PICNIC! ten the «mash near Landbreek Alberta, when several care of Spo thine fblehs feoes WC Bul Weat otf the rails and blocked the road, The The Sons of Norway will plent¢| crew of the wrecking outfit. here lat Wildwood park on Sunday, Sep are on a strike and ined to gO tember 6. Boats will leave Leachi out to assint. It is doubtful when prises 600 men and-a band. NEW PHASE _ OF STRIKE ja the opinion ork lawyers. | no doul foot ou New park every half hour after 9 o'clock | traffic will be resumed, as a track in the morntt A good program | wil} have to be built around by sec has been arranged. Music and tion hands. dancing will entertain in the pavil: | « fon, Sports, such as boat races tug of war and other amusements, wa Belp out the day Stall 68, Public Market, has put in @ clock and a Sunset ph use of the publie e A Few Prices on Slightly Used Pianos for Saturday : GREATEST CLEARANCE IN THE HISTORY ‘OUR STORE. en aNd =wool lar prices wee Spec We announced a week ago that we would sel! at greatly reduced prices about 2eventy-five pianos, We Wave made at least fifty homes happy since that time by arranging prices and terms to sult their conventence in purchasing at the present time. We are bringing n from several of the smaller places smal! stocks of goods which have been consigned to smaller dealers throughout the country, These goods are shopworn, the cases of some are damaged slightly, some have been in stock in the neighborhood of a year, so have been rented, some have been reverted, some have been taken in exchange ov high: goods and the Autoptano. Following we will give a list of some of our bargains for tomor somewhat LINEN SUITS | PRICE. Asie Suit in e-Half ogg hs cies all High-Ciass Linen rade ow, we would advise quick action, as these planos will have have fn all about forty used pianos In stock at the pree row. 2} to go. We ent time. 0.00; now 0; now Iverson Iverson ! regular price 1 regular price $2 1 D. 8. Johnston; slightly used 1 D. 8. Johnston; used short time 1 Winthrop; shopworn i 1 1 1 1 JACKETS JUST Y PRICE. Lace Jackets just Kohler & Campbe tect condition Weber; used three Fischer; art style Kohler & Chase D. 8. Johnston onths excell nt condition used three month 175.00 We have numerous other just such bargains which this apace will not permit us to mention. Special prices will be offered on these used pianos tomorrow and Monday. Remember, an exchange agreement, enabling you to exchange any pl. perchased in this sale in ong year and full amount applied, also regular Kohler & Chase guarantee will ~mpany each plane sold. If you are not exactly ready to purchas uid advise that you call and Investigate the stock, make a small deposit and permit us to hold the goods for you, as an opportunity such as we are offering will not be given to you for some time. Ghowing of New Fail New KOHLER & CHASE 1318 Second Av., Geattie. Wn. WEBER PIANO DEALERS = Second Av. — 1312. ren! OMPL Ete FURMISHERS OF HOMES, STEAMBOTS ASS < REMNANTS All Yard Goods and Floor Coverings Priced Most Fair for Saturday Goods and Special Prices Merit Careful Consideration. Following our recently established custom, we are close pricing all weekly accumula im remnants, as well as odd lots of lace curtains for a ick selliny matter wh ths—be sure to | nts what grade of goods—and short hand early to pick out the choice pieces are or can use Remnants Shown on Fourth Floor. Lace Curtains Carpet Remnants Axminster Carpet, 10 pairs in lot yards in the piece pair 83.80 r yard th 0 irish Point Lace Curtains, 2 pairs in lot ‘1.75 Axminster Carpet, 21 yarde in the oe palr $4.45 per yard $1.20 Mish Point Lace ¢ ain: pairs in lot $2.00 Wilton Velvet Carpet, 29 yards in the per pair $4.75 plece, per yard $1. Trish Point Lace rt 2 pairs in lot a Rody Brussels Carpet, 26 yards tn the Der pair $6.00 piece, per yard $1.30 Well-Finished Solid Oak, Full Size Dresser Priced Specially For a Saturday’s Trading $12.50 uber 24 Dresser ts pletured in cut and made of solid oak throughout, Case measures 21 Inches deep by 43 inch a long; top neatly shaped; two small drawers are built with full swelled front, Toilet standard gracefully fash 4, and suppo heavy beveled plate mirror, which inehes high, This $18.60 Dresser le to seit at the shore quated price on Satulday One te @ eudhemer. wres 18 inghes wide by t4 Fair Allowance Made for Your Old Range “All the Credit ° You Want in Trade | | 80 years old ) | cenaton. | | i | prominent visiting Kagles, |far taken advantage of this Plano THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST i4, WIFE OF CARUSO HAS LEFT HIM (By United Press.) * LONDON, Ang. 14 After recent ly denying that had left him, Enrico Caruso, the famous ten or, gave hin shoulders a character isle shrug today when asked again if it w true, and intimated that} her absence wae just dhe thing that pleaged him mont Tt ‘was not an elopement,” sald. “Simply life with her imponmivle. I told her so #e weeks ago, and now another ex pressive shrug—"she is gone The singer went on to explain that hin wife did not moet with his Approval because her tastes were below his standard ‘DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT BY MEMBER OF HIS POSSE his wife (By United Press.) CHANDLER, Okla, Ang. tn the chase after the negro outlaws} who Wednesday shot Sheriff Mar tin and Deputy Parker, George Rit tenhouse, a prominent lawyer of this city, by mistake shot and fatal ly wounded Deputy Sheriff Young Rittenhouse was a member of th pouse under Young, which divided and “surrounded ae box cars on a aidetrack at Avery, Where negroes ¢ supposed toh | Finding none in the Young went through and started down an embankment. Ritten ase, mistaking Young for a ne jaro, fired and filled his side full of buckshot. Three negro suspects captured last night and oF wounded in the fight was placed in the jail hospital. Several bun dred men, including Company B of jthe Oklahoma national guard, are xeourtng through the country around the scene of the fight FAMOUS INDIAN AND SQUAW BOTH KILLED secreted. | car, Deputy} (By United Press.) NORTH YAKIMA Aug Mu Enas, chief of the Yakima tribe of | Indians, and bis wife were struck} i |by a Northern Pacific train yester day afternoon and instantly killed Enas was one of the most fan Indians in the sorthweeat He was His wife was a few years younger. The famous chief| wan a leader in the maxsacre of the! whites near this city in 1856, and! has killed mady white men. DIRIGIBLE BALLOON TESTED AT BERLIN o-sanivee ae jpublican club at a meeting Jr prove its stability were carried out | at an altitede of 750 feet. The a» though only @ short one if NO EXCUSE NOW FOR | MUSICLESS HOMES SIX DOLLARS DOWN PLACES A FINE PIANO IN YOUR HOME AT ONCE. All August selling records have wo far been broken at the Pt r| Piano House. A usually dull month | has been turned into a busy—yee very busy one. Business is simply human! and sh d buyers from far and near, tn ding several have 80 | Sale As previously stated, we are dis | posing of a two-carload shipment of |planok which were refused by a account of being | months prior to| local house on shipped several date ordered GO AT HALF AND LE The take the: begged us to ff his hands. Although completely stocked ourselves, the [inducements madesin the way of lout prices were too great to refuse. | ‘he truth of the matter i» that the manufacturer | offer made by this unfortunate man ufacturer enables us to pffer these linstrumente at half the regular es | now going at $232.50 tablished prices Rach and every instrument is) strictly brand new and the very latest sty) in choteest mahogany | and beautiful figured oak—fully | guaranteed for a period of five years as to material and workman ship. The magnificent $475 styles are Pay cash, or ore convenient, payments of §7 nthiy can be arranged The beautiful $400 styles go now at less than half price, or $198. Pay $6 down and $6 monthly, and we'll deliver the plano at once. | Then we have also made a num | ber of sharp price reductions on our regular lines, so as to afford intend ing buyer w ange of selec. | any other time Jers, Johnston Co 9 ‘ now be en as great} saved on the mean bust. | stone un tion, $55, as $110 can latter instruments, We nd shall not leave August the} history of the to make thi one in the house DON’T WAIT ANY LONGER The time to buy is now You'll not only save a good in the purchase price, but satiafactory arrangements as tol terms can made than at sum more now be Take advantage of this extraor dinary chance. Home is not home without a plano, you'll never} have an opportunity equal to} ag this Don't wait until it Is too late and all are gone. Come in at the ear Hest possible moment. Bring $10 or $6 with you’and we'll deliver the piano any time you say, D. 8. John ston Co., Oldest and Largest Deal Bldg., Third and} | University. Store open until 10 to | |morrow evening, H. L. KLEIN’ The Best Shoe Repairing in the City While You Wait. ou’ JAMES 8T. | merohant, |{newk of several weeks, WOMAN CLAIMS. | that ehe had full title to half the ' PRIZE WINNERS | they | Walla within five days, and the deal ; 5 oe maa xs ne 1906. PIONEER MERCHANT OF. PORTLAND DEAD | | meRHDDES co: (By United P: ) PORTLAND, Ore,, Aug. 14.Phil ip Selling, one of Portiand’s wealth Jent citizens and a retired pioneer died IAet night after an following & surgical operation, Mr, Selling was #4 years of age, and came to Portland in the rly fifties, He iw the father of State Senator Selling A widow and daughter also survive | him, HALF OF TOWN | (By United Press.) SAN PEDRO, Cal, Auguet 14.1 Strongly entrenched in a priv: idence which she appropriated, Mra, Loreta Sepulveda Eastman, a wealthy Los Angeles woman, is to day stoutly urging-her claim to half the town of San Pedro, She came | here yesterday flanked by several lo furniture, and announcing Men’s Section Just Inside the Door town, established herself in a large dweiling that has been vacant for some time and defies the authori ties to remove her. MAKING TRIP. (By United Prtes.) SAN FRANCISCO, Ang. 14.—Stx young women travelers, the winners of @ prize contest given by Ut net, & weekly Vancouver, B. C., are in this today, after a trip through Califor nia and the southwest, Upon their arrival they attracted much atte tion when it became known that the six favorite daugh tere mphorthwest. The party ig composed of the following young ladies: Misses M. 8. Deacon, G. C Oveson, H. E. Wenbourne, J. R Pollard, E. lL. Smith, G. L. Small and Mra. W, G. Cable, chape EX-CONVICT AFTER KIDNAPED BOY (By United Press.) WALLA, Aug 14.—"I will have Geel! Brittan in Walla pap Weather Forecast will be all closed, Fair Tonight and Saturda: assertion made by James Breen | here today, Breen te the ex-convict who claims to know the where abouts of the minting lad who was var”. FOREST FIRES SWEEPING irganize Republican Club. OVER MONTANA | was the positive Light Westerly Breeze. Republicans of the Becond ward Rainier Heights Re A The Oregon R. R. & Navigation) righting the f in ite present track the first of next month Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Dress Skirts Saturday at $3.49 Including Values Up to $7.95 This exceptional sale of Tailored Skirts is exceptional, indeed, in that the skirts concerned 4 new mod els, made from Panamas and that airl folds and strap t ned; the cok are the mont erviceable om will withstand the hard wear of the summer They come | ted and gored effects, with wanted shades of «ray, tan, b ack and white mixtures, ete waists; reg correct sh with shirt old up to $ irda $3.49 Stirring News From the Men’s Section Just Inside the Door n’s Fine Fancy Black and Fancy M Lisle and Cotton il ize tment Men's 50¢ Work Shirts, trefymen's navy blue including some engineers’ and Shirt iny, ¢ Boys’ Golf Caps, navy, all sizes; Saturd black and gray each mixtures; Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets The illustration pictures our Bon von Model ideal Corset, giving « a f high bus to hes; fitte b expert; @ pair ......6 cecese 206, an has Four Rousing Specials From the Basement Section Meavy Tin Oil Stove Tea Kettles, regularly worth 20¢; Saturday, special Nickel Cuspidors, full size, neat designs; Saturday, each ‘ Biue and White Japanese Cups and Saucers, thin, fine china; Saturday, a cup and saucer &5c Double Royal Granite Iron Rice Boilers, large f fam- ily size; regular price 8c; Saturday TAFT TO REPLY 0 INSTALL NEW TO BRYAN LOW FARE RATE man’s hall last night. The 0 moe of the club im to help candidates By United Press.) HOT SPRINGS, Va. Ang. 14 In order to meet the new 2-cent an nae’ ott ones le | who reside in the ward. Ole Han BUTTE, Mont,, Aug. 14.—-Destruc- | Judge Taft today refused to com-| rare jaws in Minnesota and Iowa. | oerrw aon, who seeks the republic nom. tive forest fires are raging today in| ment on Bryan's speech of ac ‘3 jsival dirigible balloon, which 18! ination fog representative from, the |the Little Telt mour accord- ance. He said that he had r it the Canadian Pacific R. R. has an- |planved on the flexible system. isreytnird district, and other cam |ing to word received from all with much interest, but had no nounced a lower transcontinental |made it first ascent from Tegel didates were given a heart Camp Baker, A great tract of tim- comment to make at this time rate, to go into effect September 1. | field late last evening The air ber land has been swept over and| It is understood that Bryan will/A large number of homesteaders |ahip carried five passengers. & Cheap Rates East the fires are spreading tdly answered when Taft speaks to are ex ed to come from the east periments with the steering gear to} There is practically no means of ¢ publicans of Virginia here, on | after September 1, when the special Taft an westbound rates will be in effect, Co, will sell round trip excursion ot t | and no estimate can be made of the work on that speech today Jobn | until October 31 jtekets August 21 and 22, aded/ amount of damage Hays Hammond, mining incer, | == ae ee ninety days. Full particulars at . - — «= and one time candidate for the vice For Saturday stall 68, public mar- Union Ticket office, 608 First Putman Hunting Boats at A. 1 presid tion, arrived | ket, chickens, 16 cents per lb, *** S. K. Eilts, General AR nt ee) Hall's, 1111 First ave *** | here Taft 4 és with | PAINTING latertor and exterior given free. Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co 1816 Wivet Ave, Men's Reg. 2 for 25¢ Sox 7e| Men's S60 Four-in-Mand Neckties t5e at the half price sale CROWN CLOTHING CO., 1121 First Ave. Estimates Arcade Annes. Come On Sale at $35.00 Now $17.50 $30.00 Now $15.00 $25.00 Now $12.50 $20.00 Now $10.00 $15.00 Now $ 7.50 $10.00 Now $ 5.00 N. B- neys for collection, Your Last Chance Today FOR THE ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS And other Merchandise usually sold in Clothing Stores, is now And as there are several parties bidding on the whole niture, as well as the unexpired portion of our lease ing at half its value will soon be a thing of the past. All bills due this store and not. paid by August Ist, will be placed in the hands of our attor Costello & Grant ' 424 Pike Street ihe DEAF CAN HEAR Den't Poll to, $500 Reward my case of alcoholism that cure in from 2 to 5 days J. B. BRISBOIS Fe tur ‘stor aE ry OME Westers. A J. G, Lovell 388-289 Arcade Annex Half Price stock, including shelvy office fur fixtures and your chi to buy high-grade union-made Cloth nce Hats, Sox, Shirts Etc., Etc. At Pro Rata Reductions |