The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1908, Page 5

—— of the Seattle Labor Council Endorses Him. —— lodge, candidate for .. Tecetation for sher the edit ondorse le Union Record of the Central lnat Lanue wd, ayn ree aepety sheriff, of \ ond, i making an all rad g yard-wide hustle for the by Aderite of King county 7 the rounds of the la ‘and the things be is tell ly are enough to make ke notice. oe fate about the mab, “have the stamp o! a on and we take it for Rod knows just what about and that they all the ways they how and all the ways they yf Be ineffective to squeich wes fired from the position Sigs ack Diamond not be- wang the time for by the county to ah bis campaign but be we be bad the audacity to an- Dimseif as a candidate for pect! at all. # fact that mem: a what is known a* the “Coan ae all the time that they further thelr political ends @ bot get docked for it pot only had advantage of this prerogative rad te powers that be that at ae 's Eyes tor the coming sod forrecting children's Bring them in to us tion. Schuchard Second ave ° C on Trunks ~ and Suit Cases US TOSAVE MONTY ‘of the High Rent District AND HARTZELL. ND WORDS FOR R. T. HODGE | any time he had to leave the work jt look after his campaign that he | would Dire and pay a man himself |to look after the work, but it was | “no go,” Bob had to walk the plank | “Et would result in eat good to | the taxpayers of King county if the aang on Profanity Hill wan disrupt ed and an effective entering wedge, would be Hodge for sheriff ‘The fact that he wan discharged | from the office of deputy, a place he has held gith a white record for |five yours, because he dared to be- come a candidate for sheriff, is all the evidence needed to prove that he is the min for the place.” KILLED IN A ~ QUARREL By United Press.) SAN fata’ 8CO, Aug. 4 Lioyd D. Brubaker, a conductor on | the local street oar lines, ta under arrest today at the city prison, |charged with the death of Robert W. Fitepatrick, who was a con | tractor of this city, who died yes jterday at the Central Emergency | hospital from a fracture of the alull | caused by a blow etruck in a quar ret over the personal appearance of Brubaker, According to the story told the poliee by the conductor, he | was dressed as a cowboy Baturday ight to attend a celebration by a society called the Rough Riders, when Fitspatrick insulted bim, and @ fight ensued BOY DROWNED IN ‘LAKE WASHINGTON Lester Riley, the T-yearold son of Witltam P. Riley, of the firm of Riley Broa, who conduct a com feetionery store near Leech! park, was drowned in Lake Washington yesterday. The bedy was found about 11 o'clock Inst night wader the wharf at the end of Yester way car line. The boy disappeared in the morning and no one witnessed the drowning. AMERICAN GIRL TO WED AN ENGLISH LORD (By United Press.) PHILADELPHIA, Aug. M4 The announcement that Miss Mar. garet Drexel, daughter of Col. and Mra. A. J. Drexel, of this elty, and reigning belle of London, hai thrown to the winds all proposals of marriage from French, Spanish, jGerman and Italian nobility and | pledged herself to Lord Herbert | Vane-Tempest is the chief topic dis jeussed in society circles today ! In the same announcement it is iatated that her engagement to the | English tord wil! be announced tn September. Lord Tempest ix the }Drexela” closest friend tn London, DEFENDED Officer of Saloon Order Says Its Object Is to Uplift the Business, Objecting to inatnuations ta news. PAper items that the Katghts of the Royal Arch ts @ secret organisation of saloon keepers to further under hand work against law and order, J. BL. James, recorder of the So. uttle lodge has addressed a commu nication to The Star “The Royal Arch is nothing more nor leas than an organization °ot men engaged in the same businens, mutually anxtous to improve the standing their business in the community, and banded together to the end that by thelr combined power and influence, they may compel all men ongaged in the business to obey the law, i so conduct their business that it shall neither be a cause of stumbling, nor a means of SEEN eS CARROLL Justice of the Peace Has Made Good Record in Two Years of Service. John FE. Carroll, justice of the pe for Seattle precinct, is mak log & vigorous campaign for renom ination upon the republican teket }to be his own successor for the next two years | The records show that during the }19 months Judge Carroll has sat up- on the bench he has disposed of i 436 civil and 668 criminal cases, and has paid into the county treas ury tn fines and fees, a total of over | $8,000. Of the seventy cases which have been taken upon appeal from his court to the supertor court, the Judgment of Judge Carroll has been |reversed in only five or six in | stances. Justice Carroll's predecessor in office, Judge P. V. Davis, one of the moat popular justices of the peace Who ever held the position in this jeounty, during the two years tm. mediately preceding the adminiatra jtion of Judge Carroll disposed of } 2.258 civil cases and 423 criminal j actions, paying to the county In fees jand fines a total of $4,270.90, show jing an imerease of o Juatioe Carroll's fave | Justice Carroll's court is popular jamong both the attorneys of elty and litigants, having a repw tion for fairness, conscientiousness and sound judgment in matters per taining strictly to law and equity This, too, in of the fact that Judge Carroll ts probably the young jeat im years ot any justice who ever | sat upon the bench in Seattle. | Justice Carroll! was born in Now Orleans, La. in 1878 At the age of however, he was brought to this | by bis parents, and has made |this his home ever since. He was jeducated tn the grammar and high [schools of Seattle and studied in aes WORKING FOR RENOMINATION SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 190 KNIGHTS OF ROYAL BY RECORDER sala to the good citizens,” says Mr. James. “Unfortunately, tt haa often hap di that men of tll repute have, obtained It dis pe by misrepresentation, censes, and have conducted reputable resorts tn defiance of and morals, leaving legitima’ loon keepers to bear the brunt Ja perfootly justified outraged public lopinion The Royal Arch will not admit such men tuto its membership, and} ;Will strive side by aide with the} | forces of good government and so- felal purity to drive auch men out of business, and thelr houses out of ox latence, In brief, what other men's secret organizations do for the! boosting of prices, the Royal Arch | does for the booating of morals, and the improvement of the liquor busi: generally, Surely no fault can ind with the aime of auch an. organization, and unless man be lieves that the liquor business, “per se,” is criminal, his best wishes will jeertainly be for the success of our | lorgantzation.” 4 aol the republican present office by party in 1906. Durtng the Interven ing years, however, he wa oon. stant practitioner at the Seattle r and was counsel in much important | itigation Justice Carroll ts married and bas) } three children. The Carrol! home ta at 7366 Bast Green Lake boulevard. | LOST IN CLOUDS | | (By United Presa) DAYTON, O., Ang. 24.—Clinging desperately to a trapeso bar Mins Ostumer, of Springfield, O.. w loat in the clouds for three hours | Saturday. The girl made a batioon | m, her first aerial expert @nee, at a plonic given near here, jand was to have made @ parachute | ldrop. The girl lost her nerve when ithe balloon had reachéd the proper altitude for the descent and w carried for several miles east of the city, where she landed, om | hausted, tn a tleld. WEALTH COMES IN Gold treasure amounting to $660, }000, and furs valued at over half ® million, were brought to Seattle yeaterday from Nome on the steam. ship Northwestern and the freight- or Hyades, Larger shipments of gold dust, the output of the season, | | will follow on the later steamers, | The Northwestern brought 330) passengers, the largest outgoing number of the season. Mining| loperators report that the projonged,| dry eeason in the interior will ma | tertally lower the estimates of the output e for the service of the people, THE GREATER STANDARD is: the largest, finest, most modern exclusive homefuraishing store in America oregon ohm, ——— ene <ZD 4 —for the week we give you here first news of the weekly sales ar- ranged to be of interest and appeal to you. The articles are all from seasonable stocks, all departments are represented and the items of savings you'll find an important consideration. Read of them and arrange for early coming. a quick disposal sale of imported lace curtains, portieres and couch covers 49 make space IMMEDIATELY for on-< nto o lota for thin sale ah Points oming new Pall Hur rae the Drapery we hy divided ali Arabian lace af our French. Point De Ventos, Awiss, Italian, Reoteh and ot Point De Milan, Kgyptionne, all of our LOT 1 tnstuden vatuen from $90.90 to 966.90 pair; $35.00 FINE FRENCH TAPESTRY Ponti xact reprodustions of the values from $30.00 to $60.08 pat; $25.00 extra .. $15.00 mers TAPHATRY COUCH ae portieres: LOT 3 Includes values up to $96.00 pair; enses patte extra special fringe all ‘round +9 ooh ehns DE: $11.50 —a very special effort on the rt of the Carpet Store will biy important ne rage are in po} and these pricing A Word—we have just placed the advance showing of the Fall carpetings and room-sise rugs on show, 272 patterns to without complete his te showing rwn under rocupying the floor. This entire THE Umported mottied AXMINATIOR rage, someths Lining room. fine mottied centera, with plain Gere Regular value $95.00; extra epectal for the ween . SYILTON VELVET 512 ree oven In single pieces, no ea na. Regular value $90.00 TAPEATRY BHURRELA terns to select from HMagular va apecial “4 fine collection of fine R patterns Hewular $3740 wok tn the new showing are 1? ROTAL WILTON room-site rugs. in conventional designe and very late colorings and shadings Regular $32.50 “$8.50 “$12.95 .. $11.75 from $16.50 to RUGS . CABIN RAG CARPET from all new tags, cle designs, Oxi tt to select from, $18.50 or faures, elcht pew. pat $19.00 | . $21.75 | BODY PRUGELS, TAPESTRY ARUBRRLA and BMTRNA Rew RMPINE RRURERLA RUC ~ rugs for the will give exec WILTON VELVET. att 15499, atl on ape. Ace in all sises, ranging in price, for the 9 tt. alee, and is Col. Drexel'a associate in| ; 2 one | Fae Mexican mining dea He | the University of California. During The Hyades made the trip In |the year 1900 he was admitted to \eight days and brought down $500,-| nda Me hg aot aee nbs | practice before the courts of the |¢00 of the treasure. Capacity cargo a * - state of his alma mater and of|is on the dock for the Hyades for wes He was elected to hie her return trip | Red Rosin BROKERAGE FIRM FAILS. BUPFALO, N.Y. Aug. 24—A sign upon the door of the offices lof Meadows, Williams Co. thie morning announced the suspension of the firm, which has been one of { | | business community. Property damaged oftentimes by inferior paints and otis. The Federal Paint and Wal! Paper Co. have the right goods at the right prices, 1914 First Av. (x) Wy) Arcade Annex. Washington Terms as Little as GREAT CLEARANCE SALE FIFTY FINE PIANOS All Will Be Closed Out at Less Than Cost to Make Them. A Piano Buying Event Without a Parallel. Sale Commenced This Morning in Piano Exchange and Bargain Room (Downstairs) of the D. S. Johnston Co. the largest houses in this 44-ph A green floral design, @ splendid set, Delphi —54-piece Bay: ont it, Mhy-of-thy fons, stippled gold sity or a tumir of ears.” The See ooh sas Ge Sen, we GBOS | estes em coins erste some, ten, was « surprise to tl Six Dollars Down. 2.45 extra spectal $12.95 . $11.95 haps, & partioulariy fine set of the stippled gold handles 9.50 —£2-plece Haviland Dinner Set, Derby shape, stippled gold handles pleasing. neat sinin = Heqular val areens, blues and . $6.45 $8.25 —SE-piece Austrian China, scroll shape. very pretty, decorated border, the-note with gaid lined handles, one of the most Regular value $15.50; extra special —109-piece German China Dinner Set. fancy decorations with Geld-itned handles. Regular value $22.50, extra special 4-pleoe Rngiieh porcetain wet, fine decorations Regular raiue $16.60, « spectal blue seme. $44.75 —tach season brings the brass bed into more gen- ing © hundred different designs in all sizes, The eutire collection will be placed om special week's sale, Choose from the show mow and save q an item! We're determined to turn what is considerably marred, pay only $218 nd always a dull month into one of the 8°W, instead of $290. Then thei —we mention these two brass hed special values as " a superb Orchestral Grand, Bu Indication of the epecial pricings— f] in a er greatest activity. Furthermore, we |f, "uve" Orchestral Grand, Bash must have the space in our “Piano thian’ design, as fine a plano as Exchange and Bargain Room” now| was ever shipped West, specially 4 4 ‘ : coupled by the fifty or more fine! Made to sell for $575; take it now Red Ros the pecup! roll: § B Buliding Paper, od Pay on planos—and quickly, too. There's pen eres. hens ekabe lle ; + for house lining, etc. ; regular 75¢; 49c no denying the fact that the pride of Philadetphia, strictly brand | 4 Special . pata iy > mer’s business has been away be-| new, but case marred. This partic low the average, and speaking can-| lar style has never sold for a pen ny less than $526—offered now at didly, we are compelled to take| DY Jes o | 2 for Se Se Shelf Paper, 3¢ drastic steps under existing condi-|"", dainty, medium-sized Weber, | Blaed Steel || Embossed Sholf Paper, in green, |B] tions ebony case, good tone and action, x fn Shed Tacks; always white, blue and red; 10 yards to Commencing this morning at| Only $166. Another Weber, just Tuesda 5c | & piece; worth be; 3c 9 o'clock, we will give intending| Uke new, in rosewood only $198. . : spectal lpiano buyers the greatest chance|One of the well-known Schubert s 5 y * » hous janos, positively new, top panel 4 ihe Canvas Gloves wad 29 Galvanized Pail, 19¢ oh eneagrene hn Ee ypc fy sae badly marred, which can be hiades ~ Was Work z Gloves - e 4 n eas ne « . Jeet Ching foc || 12auart Heavy, Smooth, Gal- if] Oo" tone unturned until our object | with a scarf; easily worth $600 of || vanized Water or Scrub ; “ anybody's money in present con Eatound the house. Se wee Serub Pail; iil is accomplished bod: 1 t condi Me; special 5c || worth 38e; 19c No matter what amount of money tion; think of It—an even $300 gots | | special | you intend to invest in a good piano !t now i and Forks, $1.2! ; 4 orks, 2 26 Bs e 0) e or style you a. or what make or tone or sty SOME ARE WAY DOWN. Set || 40¢ Table Tumblers ag: prefer, be sure to visit the “Piano| | M ai, i Bet of Princess || Finished Top Glass Table Tum and Bargain Room” the| Then there are many other at al f Knives and Forks; || blers; have tin covers and = {first thing tomorrow morning. We ost any price you desire to pay } at this e; ex be used as jelly glasses; worth if) oe vou to be on hand early, for depending, of course, on their pres t iepecial, set of 6 ie doxen; special 2c the giving’em-away price at/ent condition. A fullsized Schaef H nd Forks $1. 5 each | which these planow will be offered, |fer goes for $42; a mahogany Win. i Tea § x " = 4¢ Dozen |ffall should be snapped up by Tues throp for $44; a medium-size on ‘i of Mu Daves me hot 166 Jer. oe White Rubber day night or Wednesday morning Hinze at $96; good Steadman } inele Silver-Plated Tea Arcade Pure hi lat the latest. Moreover, by bet Square Grand at $25; a Weber i mart. © beau t Fruit Jar Rings, in boxes; reg |i) and the firet thing, you have Square Grand at $50; a Bailey at 8 white met lar 10¢ dozen; special, jon band the firw $78; a Davis & Sons $22, and so 1 59 one . C J) choice of a complete assortment 78; 2 oes ree ¢ oo... om one’ ap Santen ee ate 78 square miles In Greater Seat lose fi . THESE SURELY ARE HALVED. you the truth about every plano tn ide mae guvored hey our epectal oak just telephone us— i y be ; We can’t begin to describe or do the “Exchange and Bargain Room urban delivery service - Bia lr i Roll Toilet Paper, 7 for 25¢ |i to the many snaps that | Instruments will be found exactly i i Pure Medicate: s 7 ” Toi Yaper; full were placed on sale this morn-|as reprosented, or “money back.” St a ‘| HR : extra special, 25c¢ for yourself. To give you an|time within « year a batter pl f \ Gris LA idea of how prices have been|ano, and every penny paid will be Legs |«iashed-~yex, actually slaughtered, | allowed. This means you get the ya if you please—read the following: | use of a ptano free for a year A magnificent largest size Fisch-| Pay cash or a little down—say S d A Pi : ler upright, in elegant, walnut. case, |910, or $4, or oven $8, now-—-and tho econd Av., at Pine Gu ‘lemewenive, $8 like new; cost $425, now only $19%.| balance In monthly or yearly pay - buying “Juat ‘olen ° and ant Another Fischer, excellent condi-| ments, a» you ehoose Let pe urge Seattle Tacoma f a tion, little plainer case, only $187;|/you again to be on hand early sexo ail ti and stil! another, in a pretty ma|D, S. Johnston Co., Pioneer Plano hogany case, at only $166. A fine| House, Third and University, John \ . o, | ‘o. Bldg, Seattle Johnston upright, mahogany case,| ston i