The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1908, Page 3

tH ReSTAR—THURSDAY, SEP: EMBER 10, 1 fAveni auested to. meet tomorrow after SHT OF RIOT ae ae STANDARD OIL et ce ea will be dix Wildwood | Wedlock's fotters. At Firlooh Club n car line dinner weual fortnightly CATH » | Objects to Opening of the| petites of of the government for a | ance pid Fo lh tela counsel in the federal court of ap | cream » (By United Pr # of the church Peale. The anawer denies that the! ing for CHICAGO, Bept. 1 ve Engagement band Youn but for a strong police guard that ‘fe making the rounds tn military Charge Mount- fashion to ensure quiet and peace ‘a The trouble started at midnight ed and Foot Police. A mob of unemployed, under the 3 ae leadership of soctaliste who had tn-| lone flamed them to action by violent Foffowing Speeches, made anot onslaught | on the aristocratic section of the me peting and fighting Be city They raided severed shops at Parade in London May Be ormmen ation ireh : supreme court has ruled that it was| of | ) the duty of the shipper to asoer. |!" the 1 The gov. |taln the published rate, but declares iin (By United Pre , Sept. 10. tween 000 and 180,000 man a Sussman |that the supreme court has ruled | engagement ceremonies ¢ contention, that Ignor Mr. Jacob Haplan and Misa Cella god of 7,000 unemployed foot of the bitte everleuking the | | that the shipper must adh to the| 4a Gund Gaaaaaa tant en vented and foot police, this ithy quarter of the city Ls Postponed as’a lane Ga ee ee @ published. The anewer de: dag evening, Maptember 6, at the te the spectacle of ted to pillage the houxes of the Result, Valid excuse for @ shipper to vic the case should be reopened | sussinan residence, 310 Lint a : Been of ege wealthy residents. | | late it, Is contested by the Standard to establish the number of alleged The service lasted several hours W citizens are guard The pdlice, aided by the house | ; = | Ql Company in its anawer to the | offenses, | Among the relatives and friend te with firearms, | holders, fought off the rioters until (By United Press.) | resent were the following from a recurrence t out:|dawn, when they were dinpersed,| LONDON, Sept. 10-—Fearing « After a short ‘ Olawane end family, Mr. and Mi have be it is eatimated that there are be | he cardinals attending the eucha kane, Wash mar wer, Mr, Frank Su Piedoors all da) unem- ratte congress here today are con ployed in the clty at the present | sidering: the ab are damaged. w ume. pa and the streets are = idonment je which was to hav ALD’S LARGEST WAR [Bo tar pote AA. tings. | Par ry onl Other Social a. 1 a, af at Mt Mark's church, the have failed to carry out any of thelr }had been called as the result of itary alarm, he said and sort of f}have bubbling fountains for horses 3 4 MAYOR. ENDORSES BUBBLING FOUNTS | Assures Miss F Histale That | broughtgp he will do what be can He Will’Support fountains adopted tion from as many influential quar (By United Press.) ters a® porsible in her effort to WINNIPEG, Man., Sept. 10.—Two hundred and fifty — lo¢ and dogs established in the public | incer the Canadiar yrihern squares of Seattle, Miss Anna Raw | allroad applied to the department dale yesterday called upon Mayor | of labor & board of conciliation |Miller and discussed the project |t their demand for an jwith him at considerable length nereaned wage edule | “Mr. Miler favors the bubbling morning, “I'told him-ot the op CHAS. K. LORD DEAD |ponition I had encountered from |persons who appear to think the | klander germ is perching blithely (By United Press.) n the edge of every trough, wait PHILADELPHIA jept. 10.— the idea of the fountains being Gold nopah Railroad com disease #y lers, He saw instant par Lord 8 former vice president of the Balti ghed | Charl jly the ridiculous side of the mngges A © PD. Liwyd D. D, officiat. | tion that collapsible buckets and more & Oblo Railroad company and | throats of creating disorder and the | Affairs of Note. A system of taps be substituted for for m years prominent in rath matter of giving up the Sunday pa ee | A wedding supper was served at the fountains way circles rade ‘han not beon decided yet F echenir ns uae ape , | hg, Raver, hotel ‘ The mayor treated me with for the Lady Min- pte Bo oe eneath power of white and r and rs. vung will be at ver ‘ : . he program for the Lady Min aman of the church of Rome Mr. Dalbert arle Twitehell last| apartments, 19th av. and Maine at. | arraaepes=ags: promised that when the measure is se ae . , of Great t Brilliancy | 19.260 t 19,250 tons displacement. The con ne made most welcome by vening were united in marriage after October 1 | (By United Press.) fast og ie F struction of this vessel marks a Officials and by the members of the The remony Was performed at a | , ( of the! \ i “4 at} Century Club. PARIS, Sept. 10.—1n one of th Ve make ie te Maks New Epoch in new epoch in the construction of nobility, The opening of the con § o'clock by Key. M.A." Matthews UrY Chub indiow have se-lmont remarkable decisions ever | DE UXE) only the rivate Les- world, warships and her performance will | gress yesterday w uecessful and| 2 D. of the Firat “Presbyterian Leonora M. Lake, of #1.| 7°" "emarkabl “ | 4 tegews the War Vessels. watched with interest. The ef-/it is hoped that the threats of din |°"NTOM » give an addrens be. | handed down in a French cour | Waneete ir aiaatiad ficiency of battleships of this class | turbance will not be carried out. | » ee ee eting at Bethany F the secretary of Blectrical Work prong pyriahted mony, Miss Genevieve Chambers chureh te roe . ws . BTEVENS, the man (By United Pr es.) ie expected to be established by | Utmost precautions have been | of Oakland, Cal, an intimate friend ; The Rev. Dr.|ualon has been tenced to pay | premise t how to pscene of Preatent | brilliancy, and countless Mags were way | Aatt-clerteal demonstration — Holy As the firet mond will give short} union b wwe they were thrown || | z <) Optical 1 2. largest war vessel, the the St. Vincent met the waves stratng o hengrin “Wed § to the parental home| out of work on the night of August | Se, ine Se hattieship St. Vincent, was Countess Beauchamp pe: James Urauhart ° 6, when Paris was dark, The court} today. The St. Vincen christening ceremonies } - pm Be social, service department |)'ia that there had been an abuse a ywed by arge of the aftermeon pra. |held that there ha a rd | n thraple nature will be making the five countries The bride was brought in ar eg i. i the tires ene ge ed Independent of foreign stea: given tnto the kee pin of the groom | Century elut the sonnet! @ larew | mcet t recognized as malicious in tent? since it overthrew the city and C 7 Party economic fe and deprived the Adrian Court f mpanies tn thelr pas cargo service across the Atlant to the Frnt . rn COMBINE who wanted to work ¢ : (By United Prees MURDER IS ATTEMPTED . the bride wor esas m honor yh he ; the declaion ot the Sol sae trom { (apne Mins Barah Stevenson was go Mise Tripple to Entertain ed in pink chiffon an te Complimentary to Mi Hickmar 4! y (By United Pre are about to}. WILMING siden hair ferns nd her bridesmaids, Mins Tripple will entertain at Hubbell Co. buy out the} Mise Francis Stevenson, a y Carrie G bs nge hie Scores | CUTIE 8 fit Of tow ' MeCarthy Stock, vatued at| tster of the bride, and Miss 0 uncheon to SmcDENVER ANO RETURN Talley, 08 years of, $25,000, at a few conte on the dol-| were dressed i een, Nearers and] Summer Prices | Out: $5.60. ith Johansen, and her hue. | Fr Mrs, ettenell ie th r het Railroad & Naviga Andrew Johansen, and! in MeCarthy's bad no more home; | Sane ar “Airm Bilaabeth At Bunkers. 0 at ets on sale Sept, 15, 1 such serious wounds #tth an 5 te go quick.| Twitcheli ie th Sh mA “aay! . feetynine days. Reser /ax that the victima are not cx wr vide ; Mra. Cyrus Twitchell, of Bpokane seewenete Lawp $4.75 Gad faformation at Union| od to tive. Talley ts hat Ww they to With the | cme - oo Newcastle Nut Ave. E. EB. land saye be annet accoun © splendid stock they had left over? Lady Minstrels at the Moore hend Black Diamond Lump .$6.75 murderous They made up their there | Friday and Saturday eves. Secure beg eg Furnace Coal .... ....$4.00 would have to be a sac and |Your seats at once. oe » > cage Fg a big one, too. At this jeacture ne Roots, te We GENUINE OAK TAN SOLES, the Hut Co step inand make Muster & Hartzel eure all winds om Cheaper to pay $1.00 for soles J & spotcash offer for the wh seeks ah. Sepate of chronic aie Pacific Coast Coal Co that will last rather than stock, and h of mes a for a pair that won't ly money 663 Raliroad Ave. South. blanks and a Phones: Ex. 99 and Main 70; gy Ind., 92 Bpectanty, | te tn ‘Sl hy Pike 8t.. fenttie, entire propert Mr. Hubbell the MeCarth done with Ben Cull’ TRUNKS fee Ue te Save Money MEN'S SHOE STORE, 805 Firat Av. 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