The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1908, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—-SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1908. 3 ‘ nGE MAKES BIG HIT AT PUGLIA LEAVES BAR AR PRE er pia HAD A DIAMONDS ARE i ees Ttallan colony, the Airhart, W. EB. Warsnop from Bt newspaper advertising busine — into enthuslastio applause, which |4eparted for Portland Fear contract with him as busine B. F. Daley, a hotel man, is under| 1 ure, wn en and pick |Tindberg from- Erick Lindberg for was repeated in greater measure at With A, Lou Cohen He Ver bt AL $2,000 a year, and a like | Fest on the charge of stealing din-| poc are y in Seattle, | desertion, and Lillian Ralston from e end of his speech ¢ \ | “ t ulued at betweer 00 ar nd from five obberies of | awin Ralston for crucit Js Called Out for Speech and & Breit ae Nara ‘ott t aie Nearly Broke Into News gontre: t with Mr tachi an at iM vale Ag! bet $ KS 1 f ; f st robberies of Alvin Ralston for eruel thy ed é morning all Ballard joined ¢ 8 00 a year, Also one-third of the om Carrie 8 arions desert pti ure re | Make Many Votes by lastically in the movement to give paper Work. Drotits were to m annually to these | Owner of the Hrtyl t 106% | ever Hodge the republican nomination ; a “ke wt, The sparklers © take fore gence to suppress erime His Response . fo gentlemen ' INVITED TO SPEAK TO “ . ah rift of King count | Fred L. Lehmann, the new prealge, Cohen took the proposition tag from a t ' 1s Reda th : Boab a. anes " j of th a wag wes ad in the tn dont of the American Bar associag Pehmann ment, and as yet no trace of them | pe however, and a nu ON CLUB ” Hods ‘ terest of Governor Mead and Hodge tion, at one time in his career camele “Go back and tél them aid | has been secured, Daley was ar-| important captures have been made | ead meetin held on hall, | was the ly aga tater, Du Fe On ; mi very close to becoming a newspa.| Lehmann, “that If they'll make your z ted by Poa Sergt. Kent and! during the weel | c P last nik ing the afternoon ad been tn (By United Press.) : iio ahh 2 tanh ant th 5000, | Patrolman Rooney splay. Ok et | —~ Deg Gov Moad and | troduced to the be commun.|, WASHINGTON, Aug. $9,—Firet| Pet man. A matter of $1,000 a year | salary $3,00 a year and mine $ He steadfastly protests his Burgiere Get Jewels Candidates for supreme and sue Iman Revelle Ke Ol lity of Ballard, and many were so} Lieut, Russell T, Haszard, of the | #904 between him and the job, and / ed put up the stock of the paper and thus tar the taetibe Mrs, Furuya, who lives at 212) eror courts and for sheriff have te wera -_ the | ' Seventh infant : as the men with whom he was do-|4# & guarantee that the five-year | Bighth a eports that her house |Pern invited to address the John G * ‘applause well impr h him that math infantry, In whoee ¢ Tee Washers scan eaten Go coatrbet will be cbeorved, We'll take | ‘be city dethotive force have been | Mehth av. 1 . me time | recs invited to address the Joka O, eakers, & Was SPOR urged him to remain for the even. | Court martial was ; BBR oon ty Pe nin profit| Unable to locate the gems was entered ure ) n club at the former Ballar¢ 4 * oe, a lauee lodge Was |} He did ec, with the resuit thar | Wayne, Mich, In ot | With the extra thousand, Lehmann | the jobs. 1 don’t ii this profit Tuesda 1 aluable rinks, ®) ity hall next Tuesday evening * ay pooch, |e, He al ke rewalt (hat | T aa ne sts) «tuck to his law books and became |Dusiness much hecauve there won't Third Diamond Theft gold neck ¢ 4 a diamond a @ progra a speech, | whe evello ceased speaking, | {0 ria o " yway ve ‘ -* en = Tithe « e heard of there we tent calla for|h® had contracted fage (O0@ Of the Diggest lawyers In the | be any profits, and anyway I have) pis iw the third important dia-| breastpin were ste Paid Advertisement Ss ad hen Chairman J. P. Wall] “Hodge!” at = Waterville Ont F the | Country always been opposed to these COM’) mond theft to be made public tht The room of A. Wright, tr re Stor Hodge & e close of Hoda rear in a epeech in| pretense that he had been divorced Also, Seattle's only A, Lou Cohen | Ungent remunerations w James Holmes, a carpenter, the Rocheste 1, was burgla > rad Er ppeect which he told of the qualifications |from his wife in California, and on |W# Just on the verge of giving up Wouldn't Listen to Him having been arrested last Tuesday ized yester nd a three-piece b. Hedge went down the aisle | n¢ to a good sheriff and the | lleged fradulent financtal trang.|'2e clsar business to take hold of went back, but the owners |for stealing @ ring containing 41) solid silver tea set and a 44-caliber o snide platto wm, the ence broke | jy in which he would en-/Setions, has been wholly retired | ‘M¢ business end of the newspaper r couldn't hear him, So| diamonds from a necret closet at | revolver taken ae 5 e deavor to conduct the office, if|from active service in the army, /0% Which Lehmann was to take ed! ne gtayed with the cigar business, |the summer home ot Capt. BE. W ino Philipo « 10th ay .S ington aw DUMP | elected Proceedings in the court martia} at | tral char Hut there was a dif|iiq Lehmann wtayed with his law |Johnaton, near Medina, and Arthur|S., says that he went to sleep in + pee Hall's, 1211 First ay wee Hepa Fort Wayne were suspended py | rence of $1,000 there, too, and LOU) pooiy Hardy having been jailed Thursday |@ Japanese rooming house on Jack +. = = direction.of the secretary of war | *#Yed with bis ctgare And ever since Lehmann has been | for taking $300 worth of jewelry,|son st, and when he awoke his ‘< HOUSE BLOCKS TRAFFIC on the representation that the ac Twenty Years Ago opponed to contingent fees. He| Including two beautiful sparklers, silver watch A Gao. eeehe. oo .. ‘4 cused was not in proper mental Lehmann and Cohen were both | apoke against the contingent fee|from the coat pocket of Antone for $18 anc other for $38.70, | er ialrrigated jeondition to undergo the trial residents of Des Moines, Ia, In| practice at a session of the Bar as-| Cloise, a salesman, were missing ot Traffic on the Yesler way cable} 1887 the owners of the Des Moinen ‘sociation on Thursday and when | ex = it Orchards car line was blocked for several Leader wanted a new editor and at Lou Cohen heard of It he recalle <i Ge dia Sia: eabaiad ours today at Eighth av, by a d a , for Mr. Cohen and p poved a five: ‘he told it ae dr a sell ; | ‘' Located 22 mile th of Spo ]/jarge house, which was being moved a pol locate him, | din ts 8 verfected Ygcroan the tr > AWAY WITH COIN * pave, Aro across =the acks and RR hth Se sen me in OPERATION CAUSES |: “es walt for water * me tn Os t were no wires to interfere John Walker, @ messenger em-|® BANK CLEARINGS * Be pares Fare Wave is nor Itt ne structur, aa tn, previous ATTC IRNEY’S DEAT! sikees. ts toe Gace slecsioges |® : . a plenty cases of the kind, and the occur a company, has disappeared, taking |* Seattle. * alkali, nO } rence ix attributed to the inability | Well-Known Advertising Man} with hits $130 belonging to one of |® Clearings today . .$1,109,963.61 # cadia Is sold 1 of the movers to properly handle {t , i } ne houses of the restricted dis-|* Balances 144,906.62 ie lowest terms of any trrt } Dies in Maine After | “C >i \Charlotte, Mich, he was elected |? ae. Feneeee | oe t | state . | " J. D. McCutcheon, Pioneer, | trtet erday was fine day at ‘acoma. - a DRAMATIZED SERMON, j Short Illness. j : court commissioner, a position pollee quarters, and Walker * Clearings today $ 628,005.00 & full all on | — Succumbs to Long which he held for nine years. | was instructed to take the money |® Balancer 24,066.00 For particulars call ¢ Turning Back the Shadow or) For six ye he was judge of} Oi. officials * Portland. * Life Prolonged for a Great Pur} po, (By United Press.) Eve Illness. probate, and in 1882 ho was ap-|°°,the officials. vehi ae He|* Clearings today ..§ 840,188.00 # pose,” will be the subject of to in LAND SF RINGS Me., Aug. 29. os | pointed secretary of the territory of messenger service |*® Balances 144,042.00 & ore Grant & Dye, TIC, | morrow's dramatized bide story in| —George P. Rowell of New York ak: : i Montana by President Chester A a, aaa toe * the series given by Joseph L. Gar-| prominent for many years in t J. D. McCutcheon, prominent a8 &/ Arthur. He held this position for Arr rrr rr yyy ee Tee jurist and politician and for 17 years nthe, and during a portion of A be MAEM American Bank Bidg. | vin, pastor of the FYrat Christian are a resident of Seattle, died last even lage aye agg vin _|died last night at the Poland H New ¥« 4 @ home, for. interment ow York, and ear se shelly item + na nel to Michigan, where he studie French in one of the New York col “land was admitted to the bar, At/leges a ie itn pea Quality || For AFTER 6 | Sg eS Pea | O°CLOCK Tava 48 2.5 © Table Tumblers, Each, 2¢ Good quality Glass Table his boyhood ife removed /Giughter, Helen, is a teaches of ~ = Wace, "ene tant GOLDEN GARDENS PARK ee . aa . Springs hotel, following an filness | '"# at & tle General hospital |». became actively engaged nig fog pelos inc reme { M. &. HAY, of more than a month, aged 70 from the ef of an operation | Gity’s political iife. MI monly fll ojo! ver ewiy Candidate for the Republican |/ ry years. Mrs. Rowell and a number|™#le Hecessary by an lines of had offices in . at id chee te eel ’ ion for the office of h hin three months’ duration and resided at the Clark hotel, 1014|— Car and change to , with him in tb The deceased was 69 yeara of age.| Minor av Heights car at Market st + md ta | BT he te sant Governor fi | Everett and Cémends 1 Aaialialietiatintadadadad —— ee ]|)6hc aeeeeee Force. soune tring ' Taft made a 10-minute address Wil-|of an entirely non-political nature srooon |dWeliing mainly upon the honors os island, due the soldier who fights and risks (By United Pree ATHENS, Ohlo, Aus Free to Housewives s".!) 2xeue.s ms Coping ing many 8 for delictou dainties. Send your name on holding a joint reunion here. The! ofoformer Congressman C with ablers; fire finished; ex aluable Cook Book, edited 84 Ws greeted at the station by a! hf life for his country | treme special tonight, 2 ge reves no pe miltod creat crowd of vet the| ‘“Paft was the guest of honor at| ware MMA Sites c & cossaraked COs, Sete | Civil-and Spanish wa who aré! a email luncheon party @ 2 eal sold soldiers ¢ 4 the nd, Grosvenor, and immediately afte 10c Shoe Polish, 5¢ oe Jdate with great enthusias i resumed bis journey | : snr The famous Ravenola Shoe YAKIMA SHEEP CO., — | beaded. easy spring M Clark's Expansive Bit Polish; produces a quick Geattie a RRC GDI Se * 2 fom % to inch; lasting shine and keeps out " ‘ - . Bes road Henson & aod with 2 2 bits; * 89¢ ms water worth 100; 5c id i Page nomina. |e pair Dull Brass or O18 Copper fnign, GRATTLR- TACOMA AOUTE ] special la ec s Fare 360—Round Trip, 50c. FOUR ROUND THIPS DAILY, LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and 5:45 LEAVES TACOMA — ANDO THEREBY SAVE FROM $100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR AUTOPIANO. Including free use of our circu vance the interests of Dr, Snyder Siew 6. nm the Het ot} eonen will all in the * eur Cc. Bnyde friends | will spenk be brief and the « of his candidacy for t t < tion for co lating library. Bpecial prices he ‘ « a iu ft ' n “0 © vl " " peng me, 9 AA a gathering ; second-hand Autoplancs. Some csi os av NUS & UNION STREET. im the roome of the King County All who are interested In the|, 14 rm 9300.00 with free ee 4l ~~ 7aince EAE »- a sae * Dull Brass Sash Litt. te our great voting contest will be allowed on all cash payments. Kohler & Chase 1318 Becond Ave., Seattle, Weber Piano New Drug, Poslam, Now Obt in Small Quantities. 'F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Av. Since ite discovery, one year ago, the new drug, posiam, has successfully cured thousands of chronic cases of eczema and other ssing skin affiletions. Herete- lam has been dispensed solely for the benefit of eczema patients in large jars sufficient for & month's treatment. This was found to be an inconvience to many thousands who use it for minor skin troubles, such as pimples, blackheads, herpes, acne, scaly scalp, complexion blemishes, iteh- ing feet, piles, ete, which require but a small quantity te cure. To overeome this, and in response to urgent Is, the dispensers of been obliged to adopt tion to the regular two-dol- ae ge, & special fifty-cent STEAMER YOSEMITE size, which in future may be found ricR o. on at The Quaker Drug Co. @OOT OF UNIVERSITY. ST. and leading drug stores { =Sonxmmozo- tories for them. . tn or may be or- 4 t from the Emergency Grand Excursion, Sunday, Aug. 30 | fs..cct "se °s ees iH TO EVERETT AND PORT LUDLOW Stre New York City. In all || Under auspices of American Yeomen, Harmony Homestead No. ||| °czema cases posiam stops itching S 1748. Leaves Pier 6, foot of University #t., at 9:30 a. m. for Ever. || With first application, and proceeds ett, leaving Everett for Port Ludlow immediately. Three hours |) to hea mediately; chronic cases shore Baseball, Everett va. Po Ludlow 6 te two ‘weeks In leon a a al e ms 8 troubl results are | FARE 50 CENTS greed TRIP. € after overnight applica- H Five hours at Everett if ou Ww ‘© stay and see Everett and |) joy | come back with us to Sea » th urn tri Samples for experimental pur T Tickets for sale att Owl Drug Co., 506 Second Av., fruit ay still be had, free of stand, Pier 6, and office on dock by writing to the labora- Stop Your Rent; SaveYour Money; Buy a Home; Do It Now iF YOU WANT TO PAY YOUR RENT MONEY ON A HOME OF YOUR OWN, FILL IN THIS COUPON, MAIL IT TO US, AND WE WILL TELL YOU HOW IT CAN BE DONE. How much rent do you pay?.......csss eeererenee enone Name eseee seeds Gbeecstese D D A 4A y Y se DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK omorrow, Sunday, Aug. 3' vr ney you pay for rent is absolutely lost? Do you think you will always be able & rand Tree XCUFSION \ Les Gabe euon ¢ show you all around the place FREE, OVER THE SUBMA- lf trental | et ae EG ae cen: tainkt ts weal te es Tor oe te ie RINE GARD} hired T'\ k LAUNCHE It costs w but we are OPENING UP our WATERFRONT ADDI begin saving the money you are now paying out as rent? Or enable you to own Bh MIONS. Lots $ F a phat aSbaaser ig ) B wy tomers don’t have to be told twice to buy n | $1,625,000 DRY DOCK NOW a lovely home for your wife and children, Payments on the pr 50 per month on START D BY I 3) Mii D Har be spent a re by the Government. Come and hear 200 HAMMERS BUILDING OUR NEW the $1,000, with 5 per cent interest. You say where you want ome, and how you ane CITY. Bring h andihave d time by the BABLING BROOKS IN SHADY NOOKS, BRING ALONG A LITTLE MONEY. — You want it built—we furnish you the money. We do business anywhere in the State of Wash om owl see some ant. HUNDREDS of people have been P HONING TO ME TO RESERVE SOME LOTS ON W A'TERFRON [ for ington. For further particulars call on Wm. We sold 426 lots last week, and can't make any promises to reserve the I can only say, come to BRI RTON tomor nd pick them out |, Che Yoursely. ¥ have rchased fifty-five house 1 the Denny Hill regrade, which cost $3,000 to $4,000 each to build, and am wing them onto th The Standard Real Estate Loan ompany Property, 1 will well these houses on large lots for from $300 to $500 each for $25 cash and easy payments. The chance of your lifetime to secure a al thoice home site P ndanses a re ri 10 per cent within sixty days’ time. Our Seattle office ¢ 1-2-3 ‘Times Block, Open until 9 o'clock every YATES & WORSHAM, State Agents Res" the Add losed out. People who want to send money by mail for us to pick them out can do so. Send to C, D. Hillman, ‘Time RE ss aaskes iia mene, We PHONE MAIN 3576.