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

FORNIANS VISIT a EXPOSITION GROUNDS | “ag eee | t Governor of the and Have Charge, ling they made an Inapootion of the | California building at tion, which is between | nt completed, and ¢ ed them | ¥ pleased with the the expoat: | 0 and 60 per were sleeping on the dredge and had barely enough time to jump! to safety, They lost all thelr per.} sonal effects. The loss is extimat | ed at $100,000, STRIKE MAY BE ler Was granted t this morning Wilhelmine Fis August Pisce or incumbertng THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, SEARCH FOR MISSING __YOUTH IS FRUITLESS 1908. STATE NEWS POACHERS ARRESTED — sour poachers have been arrested at Beil ¥ BE ia ——— | Ingham and will be prosecuted for } KIM in, Chines pheasant out of Relatives Enli Enlist Aid of wnt buggy in front of the Kon-|season, Dente OM ‘ dal) home, but nothing had b oe to Hunt for heard of Kendatl BIG DEAL DENIED — President Fri in of the young man ap A. J. Barling, of the Chicago, dil ney Kendall. | pealed to the sheriff's office today | WAUKee & Bt. Paul, denion thar hin lisesi wid Toraiaei tor Ge any has purchased the Taco ‘They fear that AFTER LONG CHASE NEW MAGAZINE RB. C., to answer of forgery | erties to the Vancow charge Was Pastor of Church in IS PUBLISHED munity property, | Ohi Cri Ewing was taken to the city jal! we *) drawing funds SETTLED TONIGHT ni When the ime | today by Deputy Sheriff F. 8. Low The Wethiagionian a new Univ y State Bank Was Committed. ry of Athens, waitiag for an even-|OBthly publication of the Uni king a divorce thy Unies & ) | ing train east Veraty of Washington, made its her husband on the grownds| WINNIPEG, Man. Sept. 2—It] After a chase orale casi The prisoner was captured by the Fenge dle pes ence today. The paper y. St leges that he/is expected here that the C. P. R.| © of five years, Em-|potice at Vancouver on Auguat 26, |!" hed by Joseph Harr treated tnhumanty for| strike will end sre midnight, {meet @ ing, formerly a teacher |of this year, and Sheriff H. M, Web-| *ltortwchief, Virgil Baker, bust Gnd that at one time he went |1t is known that delegates loft here |i, tM? Buble schools at Athens, | ster, of Athens, started went to take | fom auanager, Edward Dalby, How Aa to drowk her nose with Saturday for Montreal to see Thos. {OM and at the time of his dis /him in charge. White on the train |“, Taylor and Charles Re Esai cellar: The order reatrains | Shaughnessy with termis satiatuctory |APPOMFaNCe pastor of w church In at North fend, Webster was strick-| yo4 he object. of the new pubiten he terte that eity, | ow t " - win D® 4 dled | to « © the students of the ube " interfering with both to the western melhor and at city, in now being returned ien with a hemorrhage and died | university. who have. literary | . return ote estern interests of the rai os " genius a chance to develop | ve lroad company. If the strike is de BASEBALL TODAY |W I be turalch the: ptedent gid GET Pi Jelured off, it will be the result of AY. ha a whole with good college liter ‘ASSES * compromise, leaving the situa ature. A need for some such mag jtion the same as when the strike! lt? United Press azine has been felt for several! T0 EXPOSITION was called | CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 29-~| years, and at the suggestion of cer: | ae el | The visiting Philadelphians met) tain members of the faculty, among | | the Cleveland Americana here this| whom are sident T. F. Kane A ¥-P. expositt exposition authort United Prose.) \ter and Egan made up the battery | Thorpe, the present staff took up re furnishing to the students ON CITY TY AFFAIRS ME TE, 8. D, Sept. 28—/for the Athletics and Berger and/the proposition and placed the pa University of Washi: fagton | | That Kermit Roosevelt is as true | Bemis were on the firing line for|per on its feet a, eee es & lover of wild animals as his|‘%¢ Nave : mati! school closes in May Hereafter “the Chamt Chamber of © : The & : aie retin wafer the ber of Com | father, ter, In the} eo Shore: . aime neconsAty, **| merce will probably do away with| femamhagt' wade toleg te Capt.| Cleveland 5, 10, 3 JEROME GETS BUSY lasses were 0 The. taeenthonthe ‘ Philadelphia 5 EGiaings which are cat oft | (he, nventeation of municipal mat-/ seth Bullock, United States mar- | phia 4, 4, 6. IN THE CAMPAIGN ogee 4 rs In committees, and instead em: | shal of South Dakota, a very close | h wire fence wround che @c.| poy, 82 eastern expert, who will| friend of the president, who le on| Giants Win First Game. | re fence around the €X-/ ao all this work and present his rec | phe " >| NEW YORK, Sept. 29-—In the (Fx Uniees Brees.) rounds. All students hav: | the Taft train, He spent the entire ’ | NEW YORK, Sept. i) grout 1 ommendations | - tories about /morning game here today between “cle pais of to crows the enclosure) ‘The inability to secure results by | eectnee oe ere, spew | the New York and Philadelphia | Attorney Jerome stepped into prom: A oa the appointing of committees has|jeut and hie son. of the Pres | Nationals, the Giants won by the |inenee In the national campaign Applies also to the students! been shawn. Matters are, referred | “tact thuneee maid that when Ker. |#core of 6. to 2 [anon Re aaseanent today that he Sewn canoes in the varsity boat | i, a committee ; er P ma oe | Will summon everyone connected mmittee and then re-referred | mit was in the west he located a| Hatterles—Philadelphia, MeQuit-| Wil 4s = | sub-committees. The result {s| wid buffalo bull which the owners |!en and Dooin; New York, Mathew.| With ihe publication in the New DADSES RROOLUTIONG. that hardly any of the subcom agreed was dangerous to have/#00 and Bresnahan Sen Sane soe emer wragee ty _ | mittees make a report, and inves Seattle Chamber of Com jGgations which start off with a has passed resolutions de-|(0urish and enthusiasm die a slow the death of A. M. Springer, | “eat died yesterday from aa illness This was demonstrated at o overtook him while on the | Meeting of the spectal taxation com men’s excursion to. the| mittee, at which there was a lack pire. The resolutions ex. |% TEports, so that action was tm the sympathy of the Chamb: possible. The executive committee ‘ of the chamber suggested that the | Aiccrca agate veer Ae gy meng $3,000_the committee has be used to en . i ys loyal to the community ‘© nage an expert on municipal A matters, who will be furnished by S$ IMPERILED BY the Bur of Municipal Research THIS WEEK AND HERE’S THE REASON | We've four broken lines of Desks, some 36 styles, that we must ¢ off the floor this week . Nothing the matter with them—solld oak, honestly made, in ®oiden and weathered finish. But we've just purchased a new they're on the here—and those floor at cost, to make needed room. If you come in early | find anything you want tops, typewriters, but only a few of many styles, ll your old desk t# worth in exchange, too. Notice they Here are two styles, to give you an idea of the way We propose selling on you wi flat tops, We'll allow our windows tell the story at a glance. saving WRITER DESK ABOVE WAS $35.50, NOW $29.00 Bing! solid oak destal, roll in golden or weathered fin top ou just Buy now Pay later All the Credit You Want SECOND AND UNION lehurch on next around and a. ed to allow Kermit) have been written by the late Pres: | | ident Cleveland, endorsing Taft for | — | prieeabers 7.8 Leute, the presidency. . | Capt. Bullock told his young PITTBBURG, Pa, Sept. 29.—In Je “ he seciéed t charge about the chance for a fine | @ batfest in the morning game to ey yo he has decided to shot, and Kermit sighted on the | day, Pittsburg advanced a step tn “ je action tn compliance with animal. Then he said the National percentage by shutting | 2° appeal of the Times, asking | If the last wild buffalo bull must out St. Louis 7 to 0. that the matter be given an official be killed, I'll not be the one to do} airing it.” Kermit refused to shoot Chieago 5, Boston 1 . ee boner heen y says thot a Capt. Bullock declared that Ker CHICAGO, Sept. 29.--In the fire) {" investigation will be made. The mit was a fine shot game here today Chicago won from | /¢ttet, Which was one of the big the Boston Americans by the score wations of the campaign, com PAT SULLIVAN HOME, osttwl jing from the former leader of dem | oeracy, purperted to pre & state |for more honest | want to make the tmpre 99 f general taxation ent one SINGS aT BENEFIT. FORSAKEN WOMAN Tuesday “evening | the receipts from the evening be. 4 in advance to the Mrs. J. Storts, who was deserted by her husband and left penniless, | was taken in charge inet night by | to pay the siobameaiat j Against thelr Fifth av. property | Mrs. L. Sergeant of the Robinson. and Madison st, and , at 13th ay = MAN $ FOOT ie be given shelter and food until the can make some arranger: to secure enough Nght work te sup. port herself and the two children. | The forsaken woman ts in very While backing up on the track at the foot of Eagle st. a Gre 4 ch on thie aft the Ainoha will welcome any assistance that| jonging t it the charitably inclined may feel like eut portion of the Mc Coerbuch, who was offering. Mrs. Sergeant will do the rig, demoltahed the wag what she can for the woman, but so badly injured one of th says that there are many ways in that the animal had to be # The injured man wes tek the Pacific hospital, Another man who was in the rig saved himself from injury by Jumping in time to} clear the wreck EIGHT-HOUR LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL which the public can ald in retiey ing the distress of Mrs. Storts and her little tots. | IT IS UP TO TAFT FOR EXPLANATION (By United Preas.) | CLEVELAND, 0. torney H, H. Johnson At of this elty Sept. 29 wanes Uae & ~ The | today In a letter to Wm. H. Taft supreme court of Wisconsin today men that hie brother, Charles pee Be eee eat rr r Taft, was connected with th eclares Uni preUOne © re) Standard Oil interests and helped road telegraphe eight-hour law mote ti bination of al the legisia The 4 P ti ( y ased on th ' hat th : wo carte Brom tate law confi with the pre lot Hs yes the wore . in half AUTOMATOM MAKES DRIVE OVER CITY | view of tie ations t att € th line es agalnat the autre, mad gh th in tard O mpat The letter in a carriage 4 we Jolt ‘ t b e atehed by t and mjt an j { harge t ea genuine automaton, and fot a ee . ‘ human being giving & clover tmita-|, 't’s hard ge Pores tion, climbed into the rig alone and | dowland & a: BON drove about the city without at to floor a bad one. tendance. ‘Kuster & Hartzel TRUNKS fee Us to fave Money find out. what ehiropractte wilt 4 Chronte diseases our specialty KACY & GREINER, Chiroprac fad ore 816 People's Kank ft 1m Wirst Ay peoiaity arpenters’ 7 Phone, Ind Second and Yesier. PALACE MARKET, The enormous sales we have made during make it impossible for us to give any price items. days The windows Everything must be sold. Price no consideration. Come and see for yourself A perfect avalanche of bargains now on view Both Phones 5. | COL. STEWART IS READY FOR TRIAL (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Sept When Col, William FP. Stewart, the #0 |called American Dreyfus, who ay poured before the retiring board lordered by the war department here thiw afternoon, i# given an op duce evidence he if bin portunity to intr will endeavor to show that - a * nelves 7 | Cu o of the Exhibit. nolvos As highly pleased with the) Deputy Sheritt Wittlam Rodgers |he has committed sulclte or met| aatorn |hoart is weak or he t# disqualified Bi - and Mr. Pilehor vopresented Gatt,|/* ‘44Y making @ search in tho| With foul play, Relatives today) Bee STING CAUSES DEATH- a any other Pai. 2, falling is tary of the | fornia at the Jamestown and St |"@l#hberhood of Kent for Rodney | ¥°" er rs i tng teed aoe led alomons |Orant, Arte be vf Commerce. aul ° fo Kend mi hes pie Be Deer | . Oter, of Colfax died alm ' pH Ste « or 6 ie ee an con 2 ROTI coe Hall, 19, Who disappeared mys-| Kendall was not a drinking man|!™Mmoediately from the effeots TO cel ny oN yell cc a State Board of! admission of 10 cents b bean | 2 ¥ last Saturday at mid-jand his brother declares that his} |», . jeolonel and a San Francisco attor the Hotel | as ask A - a er va wen night affections were not centered on! y ND eave Kverett voters y, js here in bis behalf, and today onal representa-|there have bow 482i adininciene | Xendail took ‘Mise Lena Cum-|any one girl. He had been running |4” $600,000 bond tans tan yeetner ca he Maggy ey “— "pilwarts Gtette of Calt-| The money raised in this manner ) mings of O'Brien to a dance in/a farm with indifferent success of | provement of roads will be author. | Ith was tent when he wa AYP This morn-| will be used in polloing the grounds | O'Brien Saturday night. On their | late and it is thought that maybe | lked leent to Fost Grast. He save that jWay home they had a Uff, Later| this had something to do with his| \the colonel was examined at that | Kendall's brother found hin horse 'dleappearanca Tie aeO MAN SUICIORS—Tired of | ie °CaG that the records of th : a ata eat the age of 86, Charles me and that the records of th IRTS ORDER TO fire was caused by ® watchman | Hifett, of Olympia, put a Vullet /examination will be produced dropping a lantern in a pile of re | through his heart yesterday, dying | PROPERTY \.""'ii' isan tot nnees FORG@ER CAPTURED | REPUBLICANS WANT CAMPAIGN FUNDS (By United Pre BELLINGHAM | the be discussed at a meeting of the Whatcom county republican central committee Baturday morning te the obtaining of campaign funds. The reasury of the 7 ty in the count i depleted, and money is needed now to pay expenses. Sept. 29.—One of Perplexing questiona that will A SPRING SUIT, “Tie FINAL WIND-UP This week absolutely finishes the last remain- ing remnant of the great $75,000 stock of the (CARTHY DRY GOODS ¢ have been the next-t« ‘Most An y vit AT THE OLD McCARTHY STORE concn HUBBELL CO. 2 A Pa Em A =e , , | Ten Koom Spectal—Hot Meat Pies 10e—Garvey Buchanan Co. 4 Auction Merchandise } | At 10c, 25c, 33\c and 50c omthe Dollar PACKS the STORE Ea juite $20. 00 $30. 00 $40. 00 bet FO 1-3 OF MESS GOODS AND SUITINGS Boe to dOe Drews Se and O%e Drews va dn and Sultings, Mix iting ie Yard Men's 25e Leather Mitts, ned Leat Mitt ON and Ste Dress ite ¥a. Awe Men's $1.25 Gloves, 50 Men's $1.00 and $1.25 Work- | 06 | AM Buckskin or Horse \ ‘ _ Kid Gloves, 50e Ladies $1.00 Kid Gloves, ir biack, white and colors broken ‘assortment of price. 8 50c nn Lace Curtains 0 the Megular Price $2.50 Cu $3.00 Curt come THE STORE THAT SERVES YOUBEST | ND / = BUCHANAN © 113 — WS—I7_ SECOND AVENUE aA ASIA ae pal pair pair pair +... #180 of New York. The expert will come! pat Sullivan, of the American ment by him favoring the repubit- | GING FLAMES. to Seattle, if this plan ts adopted,| care pas returned from Wallace CABINET DISCUSSES jean candidate oa jStudy the local conditions, and! Nop. where he has been the guest | BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 26 CENTS. J eae jmake his report to the chamber,|o¢ W. H. Cowgill for four weeks. | NN me It is rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyers pad er eis eon 29; Which may then act, assured that! gutttvan and Cowgill spent mud a STANDARD OIL CASE. Th . By) re & Boag hg ge KAVANAGH CO., inc., Mine Operators. inborers “and tee Punies i han aif (he tote at hand. ot their time hunting prair load today gave out & statement! 7045-678 JOHNSTON BLOG, inspectors narrowly escaped FIND RICH Coat AM. chickens, Sullivan says that 260, 8 =“ Pee jeetting forth that John W. Kerr ——-———- ee thelr lives today when the} - jall told, were banged WASHINGTON” hone 29.—The [MAS employed by the company to| A dainty spring sult. ts of! QUARANTINE RAISED. NEW SECRETARY OF STATE. Gladiator burned up. The| VICTORIA. B G, Sept, 29—a | cabinet oh for two wabtend to its affairs in Indianapolis, French biue messaline. The skirt ies uaheao pie Vig wos <= eed coal with @ seam FFICE be r announced |2?4 explaining that that ts the rea-/is shaped, with many fine tucks | ; at yy Unit ress.) ; ts sack ycho 5 poe A ig Poy Hthat the discussion concerned the /#?® ¥bY the vice presidential candi | running from the waist to a shal OTTAWA, Sept. 29.—Sir Wilfrid aver ieee po ln P ne foe $29,000,000 fine against the Stand. | @8t¢ ¥9# given @ pase over the lines | low yoke line (By United Press.) Laurier returned to Ottawa today south of Union Bay, by the Wel: | In HOTEL SAVO we K) compeny and the reversal |Of the road | The coat has a tight - fitting) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.— = DP eg oy Bs ite Mur- |isston Voliiery compeny of R Be jbody with triple, circular skirts, /gan Francisco merchants are fe-|feury of sate rinsmulr's sone. " Otes mehieete taken up were FOUL PLAY FEARED. the veat is of white cloth, the - : ME reese Bine Bage 2... ae Tag” headquarters are NOW 0) wiethor the Atiantic fleet on its! vers and cuffs being of the |Jcing today because the govern | the Hotel Savoy, with “ = he return shall go to Hampton Roads} W. Kinkaid, of 1628 Boren ay.,| same material and braided in deep | ment has raised the quarantine on j Humphrey in charge. rm Um lor New York harbor, and the gen-\TePOrted to the police jast night | blue soutache. all vessels coming from this port. * phrey and her staff are teaetviag eral polttical situation. A movement |that Cad Wilson, a young negro,| Large tassels fall below the] worg was sent out from Washing German Delicatessen all orders, and now bave entire! is on foot to cive the fleet a great {iilsappeared yesterday. Wilson was jet lin ton yesterday that vessels from San jcharge of the Tag day preparatic reception at New York known to have $200 cash in bis pos aM “| Franciseo need not be inspected C. F. Baasch, Pr jay Mre Humphrey ordered am - . é re . F. Baasch, Prop. Tod ; jmeasion, and his friends fear that uniaes dubness’ te been, se 00 a eee rcated| WILL DISCUSS BOULEVARD, jhe has met with foul play, a3 All kinds of Domestic and was for 75,00 a was eased | to 16 , and today the outlook} 4 Imported Delicacies. Finest that the order was) by G FALL LA Cot and -Light Lunch ow a i s served from 7 @. m. until mid- ball is asking for 10,000 tags. ute pied wants . wee number last night hi Grain fed beef; get a choice _ 4 night —— SA VINGS| eo suburbs come calls | SOAuINer & ix wkins offlos, 307 | eut for your dinner E Pat gE Near Madison. ut oper 122 tnd Ave Beattie, Wash eee nme the last few filled with odds and ends. )-nothing prices in windows. Price to Close ——_—— THE HUBBELL CO. aE CET: TE oh Ree ee REE ECA dated asa MRUM