The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1908, Page 5

the Watchwords of | Sixteenth irrigation| Which Open-} at Albuquerque, N.| Today, With Scores | Distinguished Ameri-| and Representa-| From All Over the! d Present. | D BY C. H. TAVENNER (By United Press.) QUERQUE, N. M., Sey gixteenth national tion | and international expos. | ed in Albuquerque today egress will last until Oct exposition will continue 2 Pieager in connection with the o hth territorial falr, at} ucts of desert lands re-| by irrigation will be exhib: | | | Hour great objects of the con: are Save the Forests, the Floods,” “Reclaim the Me” and “Make Homes on the - gongress is attended by many and state offictais, by irri-| ‘and forestry experts, ongt farmers, manufacturers, pro men and for at this cong the United States throughout the West will be ted in a Manner never be attempted at any previous con United States government & greater interest in the th congress than in any Congress appropriated $30. aid the international indus. exposition tn connection with | Wecided recognition of the eo. It ts sending recla. gervice men to address the and to explain the work, | ints will be represented by states, particularly through. @ West, are sending delegates, ign countries that are in ia trrigation are sending Tepresentatives to attend ses B of the congress and report on ects the United States gov- and individuals have un im the way of irrigation sends delegates, and prac all Central and South Ameri mtries will be represented Piielr consuls; Cape Colony Africa, sends two scientific and members of its parlia Eto study the resuits of trrigs hile sends an official of ite ural department to study ir methods; Brazil sends a spe jegate; France is represented famous civil engineer: an offi lof the Canadian agricultural de- . ‘will attend; from Hawaii am @tpert sugar grower and farmer: a special delegate from Portugal, and a civil frem Porto Rico; Germany t Britain will be represent their nearest consuls. of the principal speakers subjects include; Wm the, “The Hope of the Lit ; W. W. Pollett, director American division of inter boundary commission, “Ir- of the Rio Grande Valley”; Tavernier, representative | French government; Jos. M. |THE KU KLUX KLAN CAVALRY, father of the Carey Act, “The! Act and Irrigation”; W. M.| manager of the Holly Seas | sation by Private Enter jar Industry”; Prof. F. W.) , Of Kansas university, at Control of Irrigation try”; C. J. Blanchard, jan of the reclamation ~TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, GIVE RECEPTION | FOR MRS, DEVOE Mrs. Helisich to , Entertain for State President of Equality Club. RECLAIM DESERTS; MAKE HOMES; SAVE For Mra, Green. Engagement Bridge Luncheon Stehie- Black ve Thought Club AUDITORIUM BUILT SPECIALLY FOR SIXTEENTH IRRIGATION CONGRESS, F. c. GOUDY, PRESIDENT, AND 6. A. FOWLER, SECRETARY, OF THE CONGRESS. “Homemaking by the Gov N. P. Broward, governor ey of the National rainage Board”; “Transportation as Related to Irri M. O. Leighton, | drographer of the United Gifford Pinchot, geological survey. representatives United States and foreign govern the people of the West have | ¢rmment reclamation serv tee is spending about # “trrigation’s Great Pan-America RACE HORSES IN © THE orcad eral of the government | &*tion”; areas “Throughout ts throughout the jenefit Concert, First Prosbyterian chureh omedy acrobats of @ guperior t _ ons Christian associatic i wr i oy Barry and Mise Blste Nineteenth Cont rie c pie Binith @ Hubbell’s w & Knight for a Day Thursday afterttoon « Luncheon for Bride. Misa Cornelia remainder of Annual Banquet. Hext Woek in the church as has been seen hibit wilt be held under the aus be a "“peautiful and valu their plotures or artixtic craft work HARRIMAN HAS - SPINAL TROUBLE bong United sco in her new role t the Lote this we ction ie a beautiful IN “THE CLANSMAN,” AT THE MOORE THEATRE we OF OCTOBER 4, jand all the rest of the ¢ The equine actors in “The © nane-| which comes to the Moore have become fa one end of the country | The animals worked-ont hacks but retired race } including several old time winners of handicaps and . anil they served their stage | apprenticeship Richard W. Young, “Our ™*9." theatre next week, Third Avenue. tinues to supply The | sudivnces at the | to the other taken on tour in a special boxcar They are not ordinary nage or leader ts named | the head of the theatrical eyndieate. | 1), of command : in the mystert Five men who were sleeping on Seven other men are congratulat- en of the the big launch Sagamore narrowly 8K themselves today on having Then it was to be divided. escaped being burned to death when the gasoline tank exploded patient's | at 3:30 o'clock thjs morning, setting | A half million dollars was the stake, eight alive, the |fire to the launch and transforming 894 the death of De white Gobes and bearing their cc x Kian riders, tumed Ka K acrous the stags at e resetie of the Camerons in th aring for the magnate, "BRIEFS BY WIRE Pgh Aid BROKEN known, however. it suddenty into a floating furnace raniteware A arene ested At. ala ) 3c Jardinieres, 33¢ assortment of 6 and 7 Jardintores, many Gecorations, with hand Wort) rite: special, 33¢ Toilet Paper, 7 for 25¢ ft Pure White Tissue Tot er, medicated; extreme 25e Iron Enamel, 15¢ of WellK 1 a mt jet black vel that Pret ~~ Flower Pots, 6¢ and Ends Lot of Flower Brass “Hendryx” Large idnesday bargain e nightly galloping stunt |” spinal trouble Without @ sign Always sober, backbiting or fires raging in THREE THOUSAND KiLLEo— ‘stice | EXCLUSIVE CLUBS ARE RAIDED (By United Press.) eau 25C An extraordinary sale of High-Grade Gray Granite- ware Wednesday. Lot embraces 10 and 12-quart Rinsing Pans, 10 and 12-quart Buckets, 5-quart Pre- Serving Kettles, Strainers, 2-quart Rice Boilers, 3, 4 and 6-quart Berlin Kettles, Tea Kettles, ‘ttc. Choice while it lasts, Wednesday dd berg ACTOR one days has closed BIG OFFER and Clara Kr nia club and made open charges FAL 8 Five sromae- being taken today to firce wlwaine’s chief. $1.50 Sidewalk Skates, 98¢ Ranning Stdewalk worth $1.50 98c $2.50 Gas Heater, $1.69 BANK CLOSED ifornia starte nge bank of Fros WANT FURTHER * combisation MRS. KING'S TRIAL of Steel or Wood Roller Ball . - FREE Consultation Rec EPTION Post pons BIBLES FOR $3.00 Bird Cage, $2.19 $2.19 What You Can Do ‘What You Are PROF. LANDAU ABSENT MINDED. id and double bottom; regi DAY SPECIAL on Clothing for the Boys. Regular $3.00 Sults only $1.5 Regular $4.00 Suite only $2.00 Regular $5.00 Suite only $2.50 Spelser & Hi et CROWN CLOTHING Co,, 1121 First Ave. —they say our heaters are the most reasonably priced. ° —there are many years of useful ex- perience behind this heater store. —you get the benefit. Cluny curtains at almost half— of course quch a price reduction as this, meant lively selling in our curtain de day and today partment, Mone just one mw ment and exe Jay to purchase these Cluny curtains that are immediately suggestive of refine lent taste at almost half their regular value. this opportunity is for Wednesday only —LOT 1 contains 95 pairs curtains 3 yards , —LOT 2 contains 116 curtains, 3 yard jong, made of heavy French net, trimm long, made of special welght French with insertion and lace edgings; there « trimmed with 2% and 31n, Insertion and three very pleasing and attractive patterns wide lace edging. Your cholce & hand for you to chy from, Regular $6.25 Lace some patterns, Regular $4.50 to $9.50 Lace Curtains 3 50 Curtains 5 00 extra special, pair ‘ $ ' extra spectal, palr.......+.0000- $ ‘ LOT 3 are of exclusive patterns of best French net, trimmed with insertion, wide lace edgl also novelty edging; and some have motif orner, These fine curtains are very de as an attractive window decoration, Regular $9.50 and $1050 6 Curtain 5 08 ‘ “VU extra special, palr $15.00 Leather Seat and Back German imported willow waste paper baskets— Rocker—Extra Special $8.60. P » baskete they are the t firet « ngest and n — = No. ? round, 14 tn. high, 19_wide 9c oo EA, regular value #2.00 this fe a strong, serviceab are, 6-f el den ike fintahed vieture: the oe | —our showing —me orders of Office Fur. | nishings and | devices is so complete and fair priced that we can | meet any de- TACOMA. | mand. for these spe- ciate will be filled unless otherwise in Gomes. | SEATTLE. SECOND AVE. AT PINE S 8 ESCAPE FROM = FORCED TO DIE TO | faturity was a tontine established a are ‘petag made to learn ex how serious * tor which E. nd railroad magnate on m taking treatment Harriman refuses to dis-| 1820. Three hundred y Hav- SEETHING FURNACE. BEAT THIS GAME eners put $100 each in a pool, and vbE with this money the Tontine hotel i sired tack (By United Press.) was erected. An agreement was ‘ amin alee ae - made that the property should MONTEREY, Cal, Sept, 29—! NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sep remain untouched until all but sev- shareholders were dead, won the grand futurity of the New ‘The list has been growing thin- England states, in which they ner for several years, and when it fought against death for the prize. became known that there were but was a race be on Fitch yes- tween do rs and nurses. venth in the meme enieiiaiions =e terday lost him a The terrific shock of the explosion |Dr#e, and won it for the rest. The CHEAP COLONIST RATES. hurled the men into the end of the * jlawneh. 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