The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1908, Page 3

ie STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,,1908. 3 a oe ®POCTORB WOLD CLINIC, lead for nearly fi¥e years, durifig|is now principal of the Pacific | Dr W. TI Tallenger of Chictro were visited Mr. Stafford is receiving strong jand Dr HV. Wurdemann and Dr Having been away from hiv na | support for the a nomination ( 1. Brown, both of Milwaukee tive country for so long, bis home-| | | University of Washington, under ieibice bie Matinetivel “nies WOMEN HORSE SF SHOW tT Hodge, candidate tor{t® Qaplees of the Puget Sound poucetional. sau ‘historian eaten | | Academy of Opthalmology and Oto (By United Press.) tion | ‘tho republoan nomination for sher- | Laryngology "Phre diffieilt oper NEW YORK, Sept. 4,-—Wall at a | Att, followed Governor Mead again |ations were performed. About 100/18 Interested today in an authentie ARE SENTENCED T0 The opening of the third annuallat a Moad meeting held in Moun-|PhYMolans from King county wore | Tepert that Southerr ed much apple Troop Troop Contributes soctate being D. Thomas Tees of Vancouver, B.C h ‘ 4 Baccess - | horse show at Madison park ground ’ oe raliroad will expend 10,000 in| . Largely to Succes | The novel feature of the after:| yesterday proved a success of auc. |tain View hall, Groen Lake, last |'" “tteadan completing 2,000 miles of projected | Dr. Fannie L. Cammings and of Opening noon Was the maneuvers and horse ’ night 4 Mr atherine Sirtan ar ively ning. roi @ maneuvers and Ro commen, Over #00 people visited the | nigh lines. The money is to be ralvod s. Katherine f Pe manship ferte by a platoon of 16] grounds during the afternoon and| The announcement that Hodge DO T ENDORSE before 1910. Financlers declare the | campaigning for “Bob” Hodge for — men from troop D, ith cavalry, | Viewed and exhibit of unusually | would speak was met with cheers road will have no difficulty im rate | sheriff jarer 800 persons were prew of Fort Walla Walla, under the lead: | Mah class horses and hin speech was received with ing the required sum (67 Vater Prem) The two women were active & ihe firet day's exhibition of ership of Lieut, B. L, Birch, The}: The evening was the feature of | unstinted applause VANDERVEER | ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4 year ago in & movement to secure Horse Show assocl& men had been on the march since 4 The and stand wax Everywhere Hodge goes, he not | Convicted of being a member of a| better treatment for the women pgird Anawal show yesterday): in the morning, having made an y sathering of fash only makes votes for himself, but] gage : cupiiheitinianiu sia P da Alox. | Piitoners in the county jail, and rec- at the West Washington endurance march from American ~~ he box | induces men to get out and work|, Peers? W. Vanderveer, candidate plutionary group, Prince 1ex- | ognize in the candidacy of Hodg® nds, from @) Lake, They gave a saber drill be sted auditor | fF, the republican nomination for THE BAR PRIMARY eee pe Lead ete pgs an opp tunity to better conditions were entertaining parties of whom were from other | fr him,” said an int real Open | fore the boxes at the evening per at the end of the speech. 1 am | prosecuting attorney has been ancient royal fami! 1 to b st evening, /formance, illustrating — different glow of innumerable electric | going to get out and work for him | ungplmous! dorued by both th - —_ diotantly colated te Gear Nickoiag |, Last night the two women spoke turned out en masse! thrusts, parries and lunges The | Na#hts, the floating flags, the gay | myself et y are | Oanerses 27, eSn SNe 2 ; ooree rela od to Czar Nicholas, | in the meetings of five unions at were prettily gowned troop is encamped on the fair| chatter of the audience, and. the| Governor Mead, T. P. Reveille hy vunty’ Medical society and| Candidates for superior Jud Was wentenced today with 46 fol | the Labor Temple, reminding the and well Kroom en, WhO grounds for three days, and wil|™usle furnished by Wagner's band| Kit Gould, Daniel Landon and Jobn |S 348s County Dental soctet dorwed in the bar primary have | lowers to spend # long period of | union men that they had promised These, societies are interested In been endorsed by the exile and penal servitude in the cattle, whose mem- | Wastes of Siberia Mies wallvened the|” Ths tecureen, tractivensss ef the vomest, "| C. Dickson, jeate at the time of the movement a year tractiveness of the contest kaon, candidate orohestra enlivened the The steeplechase event, which ween events Of New York, h | ry "IRS. FROM EXPO z some p the selgetion of a prosecuting at-| Men's club of ago to support the women in their Among the riders who won es. | Superintendent of schools, were th® | tomey eho will enforce the Inws re bership Is 1 ff called for five consecutive jumps, | pect marked “e other eake ole ay Apa — ee Seas as ae ] P al marked pratee were: Mian Oth speakers ding the practice of medicine f railway ow with a water jump at the finish, cre | Bernice Baker of Tac Mre lind dentiotry f vn |” ie eaeeitanes ciisead ty the PROF. STAFFORD MAKING men present announced that they ated much interest at the afternoon | Walter Fulton, Mine would get out and work for Hodge, performance, Mre. Walter Fulton,| White, Mins Helen Wa “and JOSH’S JOSHING GETS ; a lag eM at day: Me Bd STRONG CAMPAIGN | Dr. Cummings and Mre. Stirtan Michell fam, George the only woman rider, mounted on | Mi* pry vy sig Se | HIM INTO TROUBLE STAGNANT POOL Is Moris, Seam teste car Joke. will ‘address four union meetings Payette, diaplayed excellent horse: | Jur | _ er nn ine a vol Gen, Medoram Crawford was the wit guest’ of ‘honor, at a. dinner’ last Ricca. MENACE TO HEALTH | (Prot Raward Ht Stiford, prinetpal| |The of the Pacific hool, who ts seek ve Only Vs per month evening, given by Mr. and Mra Pe quick | Lawrence 8 Booth, Ps Por making light of the inspec - — BUFFALO BILL AT EACH ing the republican nomination for ae ‘in ernment expended $78,- ansportation of the At HOND @ tore who were conducting an tr aE TERE ere PB ato ‘ » in et 2Bigps REERAN EY county superintendent of schools, | esse ane ok Rattding — | ber. and Mre Andree Osberg have | section of the Camano at Sverett,| Féllure on the part of a contract PERFORMANCE believes that a man should be elect.|_ Brotherhood of Ratiroad Train vanced the engagement of their | PY duplicating the whisties, mock-| {ng firm to repair # broken water ed to a school office on his merits |men’s Labor day excursion will ex- elyne, to Mr. | ing the Inspection by making ridi-| pipe col anything of its kind on the davanner Carrie resulted in the formation cee and not on partisan lines. Franklin Emmanuel Conway cule of the proceedings, Howard | of a pool of wtagnant water at the) Guy w G i M. Stafford received his educa-|¢oast that day. Don't miss it, and Will Give Dinner. L. Joah of the Norine and Arthur! southwest corner of Union et. and gprs | ody, the original sion in the UUnsUversity of Michi-,femember that a dollar will buy -SAVERS AT THE RAVEN | Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Struve| Spencer of the Ranger, were put| Fifth av. Complaint is made that only Buffalo Bill, will be in) oon and began teaching school in |More on this day, with this lively will give @ dinner of sixteen covers|on the carpet before Supervising | the pool ts a m: to health, the saddle at every exhibition given | Tsay in 1886, Since that time he| bunch, than any other place that in this city by Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, which appears here on SATURDAY at the family residence Saturday. !Inapector John Berming |for visiting gueste (to the Horse! terday you can go. You can't spend but one dollar, that’s your teket, the . am yer | outlet from the gutter to the sewer Testimony was taken but! being clogged with leaves and rub has taught all grades from the dis trict schoo! up; served as superin # $1.00; special | Powder Puff, 25¢ value for .to0¢ 9) °"°™ no decision rendered | bish and the filled with | SePt. 17 and 18. Col. Cody and! dent of the Ballard schools est is all free. GV¢E | Salvatone, uric acid solvent, de Me : decayed Yegotation. ‘The repatring |!" D16 organization have beer c a and | Te \ } strove rheumatiam; trial pack- 9) nestor watonteinea agg ys Seer eres Te hes eee wee the only remedy pererrcrrirerrcce = age ane Week atne formalt — - 6TOP THE RENT. | ose Toslh tn ; B5@ Fi dinner inst evening, and later with|* MADE ORCHARD A TRUSTY. &|~ iiunting shocs, coats, hats, bag THE DEAF CAN fear . A won tee ome th Brash vice ir gues a Tom Woe «i ell you Beautiful | J @ Either gucste Mr and Mra Tom|y # | belta, shell Maire. 111] Pine Don't Fail to Investigate e can sell you autitul teow vit for Health | 25¢ box Bxora 19¢ J} McGraw and Dr, Kelly attended the | ¥ By Uniae ® ae ee ee ae 4 Homes, Cottages, Bungalows. end Beauty 100 Blaud’s tron Pills B5e¢ J Horse Show i’ poise, Idaho ‘oot, i— ¢ 1S ETO jncelitda 4 is ? Payments just like rent , C 36e Raven Willow Charcoal Tab- | At Merrill Residenc S eee eee ee eT Pala Advertisement. pesiere T. P. FAY CO., INC, Arnold Vibrator Co. woe ‘ 25¢ Bl nner ot | 7 ® prison board, angry because # Mehihorn Sidg. 340 Arcade Annex ning pr jw Whitney had seen fit to make ANTIPILUS—The Hair Re at the Horse Show # a “trusty” out of Marry Or ® mover; safe and effective P. E. 0. Sisterhood, # chard, have given strict orders ® es : a1.50 | Chapter G, P. EO. BSisterhood|® to that official to treat the @ +. Will hold a special meeting tomor-|® slayer of former overnor ® w at the home of the president, |w Steunenberg the same as other # MARMOLA—The Fat Reduo- ire. James H. Colvert, 1107 Colum- | prisoners serving : lite term. * er; regular price TS; » | Bla street l* * etal iterpry and Travel. | RARRHRRERRRERE Preseription Department Mre rs W. Mahoney of Adrian waee court will entertain the Literary | and Travel club at her apartments EMBLEM 16 PRESENTED. Monday, September 14 | ainiaes Club. HM. H. Kulles, past grand sachem The first meeting of the Schubert of the Washington reservation, L club will be held at 2 o'clock. Mon-|0. R. M, was tendered a banquet Raven Antiseptic Shaving Lo tion; regular 50c; special day at the Y. M. ©. A. building at the Fourth av. and Pine st. wig , ° order inst night He Perfume Special—Violette de Caleidh Club. wam of the order last te 10¢ Parme, carnation piok, reg = ae 2 J presented with a handsome em eker's Taleum . See; after & ROC Fi Caictdn club Tuesday afternoon. Dancing Club. The A.B. of P. wilt give a dan cing party, September 11, at Christ ensen's hall FAVOR NO CANDIDATE | At @ meeting of the Washington Lite Underwritera’ association, held | S% acre tracts. ELLIS MORRIBON. acre; easy terme; car line and lake; level, clear ed; fine for chickens and ber ries. National Land Inv. Ce. Ine. $17 First ay Here's a bunch— Candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of lieu | tenant governor. 1 Shumate Self-Honing §tro eye 1 Razor : — 150 1 Shaving Brush 25¢ Your vote and influence respect der Brace 25¢ |] 1 Cake Miller's Shay. on August 31, a ree on was fully solicited. es for Curling Irons .. | ing Soap a passed declaring that aseocta ie sete 10¢ oo tion does not as a body endorse any hisk Broom ..10¢ Regular $2.50 candidate for the office of tnsurance i vty Paper Be) commissioner. This action was Razor, good one .. ids | | Special Saturday, after 8, taken in order that the association should not be identified with the action of @ meeting previously held by other underwriters. id Puff and Box, special TL F. Bennett's Stock YOUR OLD WALL PAPER at the Cleaned to look like new. Phone 4 Doors Above the Times. Main 2304, Ind. 3913. Eason AE Ifaraaraeol Rainier Clothing Co. We have purchased the balance of H. F. Bennett's stock for a VERY RE- MARKABLY LOW PRICE, which enables us to sell the famous John B. Stetson, Knox and Bennett’s $4, $5 and $6 Hats for Correct Cloth For Seattle School Boys—at Shafer’s The Shafer Boys’ Store is doing the proverbial “land office business” with Seat- tle school boys. For this house has assembled such clothing for boys, such styles as make any boy distinct among a crowd The bulk of the selling is centered on these— The Indestructible Suit at $4.00 among; fancy mixed tweeds . and woolens; stripes, checks, pepper and Clearing Saturda IN FOURTH FLOOR DEPARTMENTS ints of Carpets, Short Ends of Draperies and Broken Lots of Lace and Drapery Curtains Boys’ Suits, in double-bre: At this price we offer literal- ed and Norfolk styles, Bus salt mixtures and herring- ly thousands of Suits, in- bone weaves; double-breast- % 7 ietiAtished clearing Gay is fast leaping into popular favor. Traders who know values and ter Brown and sailor blouse ed styles; continuous fac- parsaeclboresgmadion! <n born or blouse, Security Bond /short lots are looking forward to this day (Saturday), when remnants of all floor coverings, ings, reinforced at every 4s of yard goods and broken lots of curtains are offered at prices near and half the regular styles; all sizes, from 2% vital part and fully guaran Suits, Yankee Suits, with : teed; an insurance policy two pairs of pants; English Not th Ex Il t Vi | Qu t d Bel O ni Gs 1 r 5 pipers nanny” with each suit, which pro- Corduroy Suits, English ~ of mixed tweeds and plain vides a new sult instantly Sorfc e e cetien aiues ote ow a oe of mixed tweeds and p tor dna tanh cea Norfolk Suite, a vast vart 4 | velours, fancy stripes and Sizes 6 to 17... .00 ety, plain and fancy fab- Included in this remarkably low price sale is a line of ries; all proper colors and * vf “ = r plain fabrics hundreds to Other makes are on display, 1 sf f b bt " i H rt End: Men's Furnishing Goods, Clothing and Shoes. ‘his high ip ther makes are on display, gi} sizes for boys, big an¢ of igh Sho nas of ag & Wd choose among; best values poke sige bt gonads apr ttle, By far the. heat grade line of goods will be put on sale Saturday at the fol Carpets |] lowing remarkable money-saving prices Ranging From 15 1-2 Up —— kt - Seiten Men’s Suits 15 Body Hrassels Carpet, in we Grade Coverings et Carpet, pretty floral Boys’ Top Coats for Fall . Bround color dark dainty blue suitable t son $12.50 Men's Sin " e \ > ple to 2.50 Me glo and Double-Breasted Tweeds, Fancy Mixtures , dium or he de of fancy tweeds and coverts, in ta ol % yards in the plece 1 bedroom floor, 18% yards In and Cheviots, go. at $4.00 a ee ey iain th dat eaeh coca ts SR y's price, per yard Saturday's pri pet | $15.00 Suits, in fancy gray, brown and check, pure worsteds, go : . Me $1.25 at $6.80 a $1.85 Body Brussels Carpet, del $18.00 Men's Suits, blue and black clay worsteds, go at ...97.70 in, oto y oy! med eate rowe color; would make 00 Men's Suits, imported clay, black and blue and fancy worst College Clothes for Young Fellows green 6 yards pretty covering for guest's eds, go at serene 65.40 A superb colle Mothes for young fellows, tailored to perfection, Hang graceful st room, | 26% yards in plece . seen the ; sae of naw sped werstads, in all the now fall shades, Ghd Offered at ber yard Saturday's price, per yhrd rices far less than the custom tailor could duplicate such for, Three groups, all sizes in each, , , + 4 ' Velvet © Ti sles: aw Men’s Shoes | Boys’ Clothing pet atte 2 aprac iiten Carpet. ; eee wate Shep sah grien gromé —_ $2.00 Working Shoes ...$1.@5 | $2.00 Boys’ Suits go at..91.00 At $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 | 20 yards in the piece pattern ry artistic - 00 Bo Suits go at : W's price, pe 4 yards in pl we | $2.50 Dress Shoes $1.65 ye ya Wy ws rag $1.15 price, per yard $1.60 $3.00 Work Shoes $2.00 $6.00 and $ joye’ Bul Ao, e | ~ . | $2.00 Men's Dreas Shoes. $2.00 | $8.50 Boys’ Overcoate go at Kuppenheimer and Brokaw " ‘ a s1.50 Couch Covers Lace Curtains | $3.80 Men's Drees Show. 2.50 | 96.00 toys’ Overcoats go at Suits for M W245 Tapestry Cone main deet 75 white ruffied Bobinet Curtair ‘ | $4.00 and $6.00 Men's Shoes 62.15 uits or en Breen, smal) ith 60 inche at trimmed, two pairs in the lot; te 96.00 Boys’ Overcoats go at ; Oe ; “ $4.00 urday, per pair A viel, box calf, velour .. $8.00 $2.00 Fall St Ready $15.00 to $35.00 me PY aaa. bap aaa $2.00 Men's Cashmere Pante on $3.60 Men's Pure Worsted I 4 SRE eee Sea salad athe Seite ‘Bobinet’ Gustaln $1.25 tees $1.65 naee yg estgn, width ing, Saree paira in th Sj. fo , $2.50 Men's Worsted Pant $5, “ proms. Fe er ®. Baturday’s e $6.95 day, per pair ‘ 1.45 + Rd = | ’ 4 . Buy now The Sale Starts at 9 O’Clock Pay later Conttaive —_— Comer of Arcade and Arcade Comer of | ee eee Second Av, and First Av. and | University University A nnex St St. Whole Biock Long aca | = Ti Rainier Clothing Co. You Want | rere i - 1104 Pirst Avenue