The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1908, Page 3

|pRopeMy OwNne as peggy ‘ ’ SEES enor _ ONTHE FRONT |OF FICIAL COUNT IN| — we Several hundred interested 5 ine pa at_overwhelmed !on, the German. ship’ Carle towed : er kame “ “The , “The the n antio bewty with a com ~ 54 %o | bine fC “tig 8) | to wea tht porning with « full car Foliowin " | aa J un cadet e : ’ tienes BB° DEODORNN | oor na ae ne oat] ane vote Fee Cotte ceiicemat ide | tis vag yh tak et Salam Exclusive _Dtyle Exclusive Style was hea Willets and 4 the Sratth’s Cove elevators, | eounty, republican and demooratler | ‘The tponed action! Steamship City of Pueblo will ' "abea es Matis q oe ena NE Id ent nm the Wnt the mer Steamabip City of Pueblo will ar ‘ortieth dletriete¥ at iit, oe of the (Heaatie pre- | IMPORTER QOUBR @ Alt , {be pec. |f¥e im Seattle early Friday morn:| 1019) Allen Clark, 1,040; FH. ‘Ton hn B. Gordon, both n. || ’ we Layton, of = Spoke one n ing with 180 passengers, The! Ki 1.146) Moward Db, Taylor, 1,001 0, John B. Carroll FM. Sherman, ao; bm. Van offen, 4,000 i| Boorland, ve vir same morning the Governor, will ane Beonitere burned to death HOTELS TO FIGH® LO. |*#! for Frisco 5 Dobe, St 3 aitie’__presthet) Mpa fire which consumed the! CAL OPTION. | Koumon Mner Assuan arrivod|ien, bis; Rover “A, Devers, 181, (Wine l7.Ga0; the ionte bonnet block « eagy hour) | last night from Tacoma to complete) Wiliam G rein, Bilt; Odin R. MulMgan, 4,168; Jamen Keefe pis mornivk e men burned to Declaring that the Washington cargo for the West Coast and Ham. | Halsted, $47; William W. Plokering oe ! Hdward Lowman, 4,064; | Were sleeping on the see | Hotel Keepers’ Association organta- | Ut She will carr out over A Jar Carr, 666; George B. John C. Maurer, 1,062; (Dick) H \| gad floor ed in this city yesterday was | 1:000,000 feet of lumber ~ ater, 1 vse isin w ‘ fi forten. 4,282; Z Taylor Holden, | Peat was so intense thet all/ formed for the wole purpem of) Loffiand, 1 MC. Litton, 1078; | Constable” on orecthot) glass in the Goour d'Alene | fightin: the prepented Peeul aptlon ® government has chartered) W. Ff, Freudenbera, 1,208; Wiltam Xx. Davin ” & Trost any bduliding | bin, T Pavia of Platwe, Waek, | [2% Rerwegien steamer Hearik! C. MeMeater, 2.067, W. T. Christen: | Oscar A, Wallin gpd the Hols a lock across | refused to become a member of jt | U8". 2.068 tens, carrying a cargo 1 Seavey M. Bumner, 046; /nett, 88) 8. W street Was ered and the/ Myr, Davis says everyone pres |Of Coal from Virginia te Bromer W, Willett, 646; ©. J, Btophanus, | Bhepich, 148° A. M ‘and Window casing burned.|ent was asked to contribyte to a/'" @t @ rate of $4.60 m8; Chatien D. Uimer, $18, Migrwioh 36, ‘ t ih nom tn . . rty-th Aiatriot—« unAor Justice of the peace (country pre or einate . ming |fuad for fabting the bill . L741; W. Knowles, 76 Melnni«, | cinet)—W. W. Das ; The loss estimated at! B. F. Sweeney of the Savoy|. Poelehter Mackinaw te duc 1016 “g Saath, 19s. Soba hr hte, bare cox Insurance about $10,000. [hotel denies this, stating the or | Nome next Saturday, Her seh °| 'Forty-fourth district—Bumene a.|# Whitney, 48: J. ©. Penbuthy, 66 guulention- 40. panned. for the |*2? advanced from Septem: | Childe, 609; J. A. Ghent, 762, W. G.| MF. Corey, 908; C, 8. Van Olinde 6 DEMOCRATIC VOTE. T UP? a protection of the hotel | ** to 26th ao ree ee WHA WILL HAVE DINNER, |SEATTLE FIRMS GE1 786; Franke une Y + ta leh ae ae Representative in congress ank ene 0 Charles H. Mille rT The Manufacturers’ association STATE CONTRACTS. 400; Arthur C, -Drespash oe o ou ttle 7 ~ ounces: 1 t r « er S bd bd {By United Pr F eld Bapteraber 36 ad tire, Mote wing @eattle firme v Forty-sixth district —John — A.| srg gy t. 17.—The an-|Lincotn, at which & dinner will Imttecte tor euppiten ‘by | Whalley, 1.926; Henry W. lung oiirat Second j inery Taft's headquar: | served tate board of control at Olym- | 14) George R- Tennant, 1648) W:)jonn Pattison .. 467 | 368 BND t may be authori | lowest bid onetdering qual Rinehart, 1,08: A. J. Spiawn ou 808 Forty-meventh district — Baward | 5 at Roosevelt will i ao a eatt meate, meas pork,|B: Palmer, 1.028; Frank C, Jacke Namie tate itt +y4 mp in the coming , 4; Albert H. Beebe, 1,242 | Jiminte Durkin, . 174 492 “al @ 1 Prubn & Co |Wm. Blackman s68 6G risis needing nour o; butter and. eggs, | Roe Parker, 668; Fre L. Rice Lieutenant A ‘ aders should , paints and efs,| Wittiam Connor, 1,149; Paul Hole) wards 76° Hurry Mh. Collier, G43 oliticians guess sint company, Beattle | OPOOk, 461; HM, B. Foster, 936 HOH 607, wanna mig: Git com aimee I, Bee f state—Otis Johnson | The Most CLOAKS SUITS re ardware Mardware com-| ‘The offictal canvasn shows the public lands official state , ae tary Loeb that ‘ 7 ls a pany, Schwabacher Hardware ¢ followin result in the vote fer|Albert Bohooley 1 ot take the pany mbach company, W M | campaign under o , © company, Vu es, the “unless Iror rks, Gartock Packing | ouncement) pany | Kn = egepenggeat |“Ramunes cotinine tewin|| COMpre- Judes PF. Maw rate ts is caus M. Newhall @ ‘ Pre bd oe speciation By United Press.) for 2.600 bales of 13; 8 “| MG ensive * WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Or- | jute wtate penit Parke } MANY FAVOR FEES. |ville Wright, the at navigator, | fact f r court EGISLATIVE REPRESENTA. | ty e B Bree advice from attorneys often ja . vd i a a TIVES ie petty lien ion, and lowers| Tene Ore nite, when’ the |P ENNILESS MAN IS é iytinenteon, |. Fortleth district. B. @eavey,| pity ot gal profeasia o nt evening on nd 1 4009. | 81; Robert Bridges, 53 a Bete 0. L. Willet, who has | Wright aeroplane, In whieh they| FOUND DEAD IN BED. | $887) ,Addivon waste, "6.06 sree. caeylpaiemar Exhibit Brett csnvneet the ot | wore making. fight, broke sed ny Main, #83) John 8. Juror, | Oa sisteter Daniel 1 and ‘ef chargin« tor « fell to the groun¢ The of Peter Stenderg, for|A. W. Prater, 1 r S22: George M. Jacobs, 139; Chr EiliiGeers favored a 25) Wright and Lie ant Selfridge | meriy aa oon tee : & te a om we’ |atarted in the aeroplane at found in a room in 8%: Wi A district h aly € opp aa: teas hee bene ta. taeithe ie 49 West Vester | Wiittam a in the WAIS I Ss CALL EXAMINATIONS. ane only four minutes when! way. Death was due to natural indo, 3 cident occurre The tre causes, The man had been at) « ateind i oe Frank $ commission will mishap to the hotel since And GUr) sonn Miringer, se18s Robert T rth diatrt: City ations, beginning to- © ing th u 4 5 Rdward Von Huwaldt morrow, for examinations to fill an y and both men were injbe wae ws 3. Chars H. Philtipn, 3.489; ¢ fifth district Hist for a number of munic wreck A letter weed to his brother! M@ Hoye, 1.271, Waddell W. Lives Ja a & departments, The examina he extent of their injuries could | was found sion, #tat- | te ave Mb. ' Will begin on Oct. 2 not be vd tng that notion: | Clerk—D. K. Mickels, 21.696. ty-neventh district — C.F A party of spectators was at the | and bel necessary |, Avare . yy Be Brier, 10,058; Ot ®, 262; A. A. Booth, 261 COMMITTEE TO MEET parade grounds of Fort Myer to/|to go to tal, The ee te aie Oh Captian l witness the Might, and Wright and/ man was a 0 years 1 He! res Bentamta ¢ Levy 69) COUNTY OFFICERS. re picked up quickly has a brother at Ellensburg and ff—J. H. Williams, 1838 The committee which will inves Selfridg ree F. OF report o quest fone at 0 ny ana Clork—J Terry ‘ te PRarbor, will meet at the Cham | POLICEMAN VICTIM | “ ae ee a @f Commerce at 1:30 tomorrow OF PICKPOCKET | Assensor—Timothy Ryan, 1.729, | W. Talbot, 918 BAB September Seventeenth rh Hg ge ov I bd and Eighteenth | Patrolman P. FP. Haut [Seattle poli PLAINTIFF HITS WITNESS. KR Morrison nsed because the testimony | pned of bis revolver. white al ia cell Chavenes Le White, 645 by Dr. F. E. Griener was not | THE FUCHSIA. & crowded atreot car on the Capito See tr Bee eee ng | Commissioner for Piet étetrie! Hine last night. He made a). 3 fashioned flower| formal report of the theft to * in the /Deadquarters, saying that it only the /Ma¥e been an cany matter liking, Gus Swanson, who ts! the Pacific Shipping Co. r There's an pal injuries, yesterday struck for you-the fuchsia doctor with his cane fn open |ciass with th 5483: Jannee C.|B. F. Mhicida, 1,708 Mar nm, 1.689. # eee © peace (Beattie pre M Murphy aie wow tm Sel Gee Goe-lgeranivm has ause |nomeone to have taken the missioner for Firet ¢ . i ov | ipt of court te. use for be 1d be from his hip pocket, where tt ©. L. Beckingham, 6.619% Al ; oi Sree But the fuchsia is a pot plant on 5 TR gs ge: ei LIBEL 1S ALLEGED. and you don't see near as n . rt Fr. £ e — : as you did whe plants were »; | Bimer “f wid A. Fluker, a rea! estate | comparatively The fuchsia Red war um J rr was arrested yesterday for | a. bf th ‘ 3 on « plaint sworn to by o meee ras “ mans ‘ ner tor Third at t BH. McGraw Tt ts alleged pea and It te naw the bot ; ve d 7. o stater anist Fuchs A. N. OLDGIGH Foe er “ine "Tis “e, wea “| Wi ID jebat 714-16 Second Avenue SAUCY LITTLE THING ITOCKHOLDERS Ps | PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ail 1S MEET SATURDAY ’ United Press.) Asta Bept 1 have TO DISCUSS VITAL ISSUES IN Stock? le A Y-P. on as ing trends for the past| JOMNSTON CO. RECITAL HALL it jog he wroun Golden Ga Park noon and evening. Next Sun- re ct Bost: aly day. Take any Ballard car ee and change to Loyal Heights After gry Maney Hine. hk, and that is all I have to TOMORROW NIGHT Saturd " o'clock = a in i to my whereabouts ! The « oo wl x. a : — terre gl +e hey lo ny a Tomorrow (Friday night in the | Senator ™ Thor urke and sonal affaires concern you Such was the dignified defi given by Garland Taylor, aged 15 years. to her father and the pollow and ¢ EK. & Meany will speak. There ra P be band mus sity st, will occur ny Johnston Co. Recital Hall at T ay, and Unive the most nove event in the hi ack. Some splendid see peer CATCHES SHARK WITH Wild West Appears om so ins wi. Some anon 03 roll SECOND AVE.COR SECOND AYE == UNION where the girl was during the two ¢ , 7 8 SOMPLeTe PumusHens or Homes.sreamBoTs Ane HOTELS weeks that she has been away from ~ enya cer con agllag Ap an AND as and Jefferson act. Every nation in the world is age dane ar Seobene , nOwD | wvening, discussing the vital lesues t. Grounds. ew f ey presantes cae apc oshen of the bour oe The itttle miss left her Goshen | Of the Newt tesy of D. 8 (By United Press.) | bd i home nearl 0 wee! 0, ant nite Tomorrow afternoon at 29th | Two Office Chairs | AND THengay save prom | tone, nearly ive, weeks of tif sobustn Co the, Hoseor Mago], wax, PRANTIBCO, SR LA lg” ietemon ne munis nie|BIG BIRD PRESERVE. NO. engt 4 Jefferson st., Buffalo Bi AUTOPIA! 1 huge shark, & feet 1 inch in length. | and . trace of her. Yesterday b ,.| Dealers, the opportunity will be AE es mow wits ‘Wea we fa hea _ to the § eee, in Le | given to hear both candidates per hing 770 p ‘ gyre S rtl 4 1 aied to the police to help in bis : ght-ounce spill ole and | ment of two days. It has b ma 'y n erprice or Including free use of our circe | search. She was found within a|S0nally express their views by | quctit, is proudly r 18a" | eral years since the show REDDING pt. 17.—Ae } lating library. Special prices || few hours, and turned over | ach of the marvelous Talking | Soiito today by “Y"5. lin Seattle, having in the meantime |Cording to 2 received here achine will be given for a few days on raft made red in all the principal ct today from President Roosevelt, Friday’s Trading SeatScrsmeaase Co Out AMERICAN cir te cermin (By United Press.) ie are fect oducin —— |of Europe. The promises of the ad- 7,000 acres of land on the Califor- 2 tee ue ee Fa vo | with absolute distinctness ponerse HOTEL MEN TO ORGANIZE agents are glowing, and 2!@Oregon line Is set aside as a ° je Hibr ‘ote in fleett 4 modulatio: f persons who have seen the bird pre rve. All of the islands Strongly Braced Hard- our great voting contest will be TREATY PLANNED | ears. Sages jon and modulation of | washington State Hotel 4d aggregation of western won.|in lower Klamath lake and the weed Office Chair, ia allowed on all cash payments Li No edmiesion will be charged and| Keepers’ association has been or in know that/S¥amp lands in the lake istrict : ns oe “ nN y officers: | the adm Ini rs vervybody {a welcome. It will be ganized with the following the Weathered for Kohler & Chase (By United Press) every bod ney has always that are unsuitable for agricultural | been we Sept The Japanese | well, however, to be on hand early EB. F. Swe ident; W. 8 nv pre ed purposes are included im the s today watchin | ae the seating capacity of the John-|Norman, vice president: E H Hon. y F. Cody, “Buffalo | Tes fa New York we 1 > treasurer; C. R. Williams, | Bill” himself, mous as an Indian 7 ve man and his Chinese friends | 0S Hall ts limited. Debate begine | Barber ba fighter and government scout, will BREAKS TWO RIBS. clonely, and it is given out |@t § o'clock emmbetand | positively appear at every perform - the American ta teymg| — : anos mm ortly after the Yucatan, which i Chino-Amertcan treaty | a ng, had got- int to be repro. nde ay for Valdes, © mete- ps the ntereate of Japan in| n attack upon in the 8 1 down the he Japanese spies 1 , Chair offered at the above low What id ma, Eon nokta eum’ to Yaoeane ne to| the hold-up of |after ha ng two ribs price is made with # solid saddle report the movements of the news ait, andes * ashore at Port Town seat; side posts are continuous , Jay reported to the & iaatea “on a in the care o and securely joined to seat by ou 10} nent that he and the| |T-E Ranch,” this being a series of , i ad cies unk Soe heavy T bolts; back medium high i p. ag od | pictures of cowboy life, ending with Port send a » arrange the treaty j spindles flat, shoulder rest broad. and ebair is unusually comfort With It? LIGHTNING KILLS 1; able; a $6.50 style Friday, for $4.15 THAT LAST INJURES MANY. our Vitality DOLLAR org m . { nite ) YOU PENT OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla Well-Made Office Coutdere you hove-sevedia. aii”. One person ts reported to Baye) ie nas Chair, Finished pert of it inetend of pend Vghtning during @ storm which de \ “ | Golden, for It fooltenty? stroyed 12 residences at McAlester | . last night. Reports received her@ . iy aee ths eats we ee Fitted by Expert most violent ever known in thie . ection and the electrical display Salesladies was greater than any ever seed Will start a savings account pare ee | MEN'S $1.75 VALUES FOR $1.15. | thiw bank, and it il y tiles Chats is one of thone comfortable Sn ee eee OOP, Cee! rooay| J Men's Os Clasp Engtiah pe Gloves, outseam Dr. Hall’s ar eens te in an office | | / sewn, Dent shades. egular : ues hotel jor is built p nd Itallan prun i x Eeeer stock he aterial hard rn Se See eee oe a tle. We carry the most complete line of Men's repr is Guarteccd oe tae cent @ pound for what you take | Gloves in the Northwest, All styles of Fleece present ‘ oak 47 Y er at ellevue an't lined, Furdined, Silk-lined Walking and Driv value ‘ « * ta that wil yf tok ing Glove i $3.85 INTEREST =f | A ™ Cempounded Semi-annually. ’ Lescht park | y) 100 ty of Auto Gloves, Working Gloves j STOCK EXCHANGE TO | and Gauntiet B —_— | WIPE OUT WILD CATS./ uy now | ' At the Compr lal club inet ‘\ 1418 2nd Av., Opp. Bon Marche. ner formation of a Seattle Alaska stock exchange, to handle reputable min ing stocks. It f# planned by this |method to do away with the pro motion of wild cat schemes, as Savings & Trust Co. nothing but legitimate enterprise will be recognized by the exchange. SECOND AND ihe Further action will be bad tomor Pay later [: Ali the Credit You Want 1 923 2nd Av., 2 Doors below Madison GLOV; ow night