The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1908, Page 7

HATOR PASSENGERS "10 SUE FOR DAMAGES They Did Not Re-| sido of the third deck, during a . - n which lasted a day and a Proper Treat- | jair ment on Board. There were no bunks up when the passengers went on board, and —_— passeng who The captain doctor or steward at een from the nort Senator have for damal Coast Attorney W aincitts will ‘ no time tnapected the ship and at ro time was the ship properly ven ated 1 vilet fagilities for 80 passengers Were entirely in , adequate At all times the decks BOR reas were Wet and covered with filth be gd . and one night the passengers were ry pretense etal he % smpelted to eat on the decks, Tt treatmnen) ead Was sour at all times, the Ma ae no | butter was not fit to eat and never lla properly cooked was the food ‘were tho life pres y wer The passer bringing sult are fhrat yaks. At he port) Edward Wilson, P, Bowman, V, B nn the wg wn he Hipp, C. L. Larson, Charles Larsen M erred to the starboard |and Jens Madsen SAVES DIAMONDS HIDDEN IN STOCKING 1 night and competied Sapertatende nit ‘ us Rebber Fails WG Renham, of the Myrtle Point ble Roseberg stage line, Tom Duncan Get Valua! driver, and seven pas nKers to de Plunder. liver over their valuables Among the passengers we Mra. —— Rooney, of Toledo, Ore. and Mra United Press.) Burnett, of San Francisco, who Ore, Oct & were not ntolested. As a result he ies ts BO joke.” With failed to secure $1,500 in the pos dane robber, masked | session of Mra, Rooney, and several | ferchief, stepped thousand dollars’ worth of diamonds/| half a mile south concealed in the stocking of Mrs. 10:30 o'clock last | Burnett NCES ADD TO cea OF BUILDIDGS @ Say La Laws Work increased cost at least 10 per cont Fs above that of two yea Tht Mahips on Builders, contrary wo the + that it is 25 per cent. cheaper to butid now of Homes. IT have no he in saying that the present building prices are is on foot among between 10 and 15 higher fullders and contra two years ago on a certain fo secure a revisic of butidings,” said PLS. v ordinances as the Combs, of the general contracting Rave restricted build firm of Teed & ¢ when asked and have forced regarding this « 2 this morn ing. “This ts the of the build. ing ordinan of the city, which are altogether waistent For instance, | know a builder who is building a two-story hous | near Madrona. For this the ordi | nance allows an Sinch concrete wall, 6 inches above the ground with uprights to the ground floor That man, after he had got hia per STL SUBILY EN. mit, decided t t a litt som tn a the attic for ase of & servant TN JOHNSTON'S GEO cies Ar the ing tuspector's office he was tod that the room put the bullding in the S-story class, and that a 19%-ineh concrete wall from the ground to first floor was necessary This additional heighth . and thickness of concrete is expensive and it is required by the addition of but one room. Yea, you will find the men engaged In the bullding trade in Seattle not in sympathy with the ordinances bullding rules pCa. Geographical @ great deal of work to more time than a the ine DUNLAY IS OFFERED and the careful and System of checking are subjected to, so © a possibility of ° by Ruropean man Present indications it {s sere to play the Cohan roles in the whe ts about 40 had to slep on the decks | tourtats are mostly irrational and| Athenian inelsts on the hyperborean frost and snow, but ix practically all he cares fo: with the fragr violet la, or short 5 tights, may be se the Greek gentlemen <¢ school, but the series we call Burope placing the natic soon ty dressed as the advanced Japan with powder puffa on the tips of | the most democratic of mon tele are spice in it the palne "easy ate that mest be FOREIGN CONTRACT. ing bis boots frankly blacked io public has either ju erated on, or t* Just about at J TAR—THUREDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1908, GREECE /S TRAINING GROUND FOR AMERICAN BOOTBLACKS NATIONAL DRESS OF GRECIAN KING'B BODYGUARD. WOMEN. KING GEORGE, GRECIAN GENTLEMAN OF THE OLO SCHOOL Oct, 3.—Just | small expense the modern Athenian! White House grownds at eg roll Athens h become on of!) te able to shine at both ends All| ing time on Baste Monday spring playgrounds of the Athens, except a few bankers and The ing’s way of living is aa d in hard to explain, except on | the royal family, is poor, Yet what-| sin poral ble Hin palace theory that the movements of ever else he may deny hinaelf, the and hix country house, 16 mile luxury of out of Athens, have not haif the governed by caprice clean boots and the latest edition of comforts of a modern American Athens i toda of the agree a new capitals of the world. Its his Thus Ath interest is excelled by non flat These royal houses are ne in able port an heated, in army of bootblacks and 12 daily s#toy have no plumbing, and auty by few, and {te modern newspapers, 10 published in the only portable bathe st is also great, Yet touriats tn the afternoon. This king, who is the brotherin rooms only, by jorning and thr are few and far between with numerous editions, At home law of King Edward, the uncle of| if anywhere, the month of a man reads one, or at most two,\ the czar, a kinsman of Emperor forgets ite character, and papers a day. Here, if it ruin him, | William, a brother to the King of genial and sunny he will read them all and Intoxicate Denmark, and an uncle of the King are freighted not with himself on the political news, which of Norway, lives more simply and with less of the real ¢ « of narciasus and In the Amerioun sense, th are life than the average Amertoan, yet that charmed | no real newspaper chronictes of the he is rich even Sn the company of ill warbles, and world’s doings, only articles about | rich monarehs, and his Spartan sim ings out every line and | the ministry or the partiament, and, | plictty seems to be the sort of life artes of the Acropolis these and numerous caps of be Hes temple of the Olymptan | strong the elite of Athen The king has one possession that erously at would make him the envy of the Hinetrating department of the gr est newspapers in the world ff It he theme These who do not care for the ea Athens, historical and anctent, can hemeeclves ge In all Athens, with tts 12¢ have Athens, modern and pletur | jie hy, is not today a drinking | Were generally known " esque. The national costume of jaioon bar. The native drinke| He has an almost limitless col Lord Byron's time has not wholly eofine, weter and asionalty | leetion of human documents, in th dixappeared. The red and tasweled harp. thin, red wine of the form of photographs of royal fen, the souave jacket, the fustane! “and 6 Grenke man at| personages of F pe (his rete ated skirt and white tives) for two generations. These adorn the walls would be as much of a ty here as a tiger in the streets his country there {# no legislation to regu os of King tthe Edward in knickerbockers; pictures of him in his first youth, when sien r; pletures of Queen Alexand in short akirte: of the rounded by his family—picture urtow 2 Yet on some of | the old tore s ie fast re nal cost and ks will be as badly house. There are pict the Nquor tr ah a monarch mn caste tha Gr jate czar sur where, in spite ' re to The king's bodyguard, however, ™** equal, the Greec scribed f will probably always atick t ° - Prarepe 2 jaded can mt who hationa eas, The fine, athletic @f¢ 80 nobles fn wate have worn out yachting, horse rac men, in their white ballet skirts, | !0@ and hie sone, and King George ing building, automobiling, | gambPide and gold mining Here let their red shoes, make a brave show @rchs them dig in the soll, Th ox: | whenever the king makes a proces On a recent ok church etteypent and uncertainty in it sion, which is not often. Altic how day, about 2 o'clock, Ki Umier every ancient city He treas amase hie mum jehiidren, had brought rda Rootblacks abound. No wonder banks, juegters weellent. The cuisine t no rench, with a dash of Oriental smal! gr uren “Wntold of golden cups, rare jewels.and pr statues. A mpe of mount] | foampr of the Athens bats and con- recently the versity said vineed that the Greek takes to thin calling in Jorers. Seated at a broad window, as beautiful N to be Amorien. There seems to be a boot with his do © wo little grand ® goblets Diack in Athens for every pair of children also jooking on, King b Venus of boots, and the man who is not hav. George watchell the show, which Miig, the Winged V ry of Se free te the people who clue | mothrace, or the Hermes of Prax) md around it in hundreds in the tetes, fished from the sen four years t had them op o have yard, and seemed much leas awed ago. ductiona of o Whether the winners will George M. Cohan's pte Bega tl the operation by royalty than by the feats of skill! Men have discovered gold in Onker. dies, The arrangements for the| Two things, above all else, are af the performers California, Australia and Alaska, but productions were completed about a|passions with the men of modern) It was a very pretty sight, the the man who mines in Greece and week ago and Mr. Dunlay receive and (Ne fortunate winners a wire to naine bh be made nown at the earilest{ wil! not be permitted to leave “The moment. Honeymooners,” however, until the . lists that were stuffed |¢P4 of the present season, and this B nender of others that dig | #78! comedy will be S|. Ree . iy the em } Principal product curope w out. SUSPECTED-OF THEFT. 4 Charles Newton was arrested T YDYEA R early this morning by Patrolman Webster on suspicion of the theft of $222.36 worth of copper wire which was stolen from the city wire was discovered yesterday ched 1 Duntap. Webster found wton near the cache and took him to police headquarters WILL GIVE DANCE. The Royal Hichianders wil « fal and dance Friday night Oet. 9 at the Evergreen hall, in tl Sliver building at First and Ch COACH DOG HERO SAVES TWO LIVES : Beir in mind that our pro feach the wearer direct Our own salesrooms at feéuetion of one-third trom Gustomary retail prices Men’s Special Designed not onty tor r, bit also as Arment for Fall « Wear. Just the garme SPOT of eritical tante (Star Special Service.) YORK, Oct. 6 MPECIAL FoR REMAINING ach dog mascot of Engine Co. 109, DAYS oF WEEK, $12.0 Rrooklyn, is a hero, Incidentally he best chum of the firemen, and VALUE, at uny small boy wants to get into to try irning tenement His frensied This garment is cut marking took the firemen to him, eat Fan and Winter st und they discovered Mra. Leonard breasted, wroad Velman 4 her @year-old son, al WH, Clowe-fitting cloth at suffo 1, in a smoke-filled Wide lapels, Prenc w | ey ANoeh_ viirt That night, Spot was given a fitting eek cent hower th and made the reciplent BM Baek and cut Hive fatt pro proper f cong ations, The firemen are ESTIMATE SLASHED, tection 1£ to give him a medal oe commit thi tied with the problem Goodyear f ; Jing Himances for the water Raincoat Ae ee 4 ” itme ytained in Ave. and Madison st. 4 timate filed by Supt. Yoong This afternon the comitte tx en Biistecturer ot 4 in o finish bout with the ew mv. 8 nate of several other depart-| lAthens: reading newspapers and like of w own terme Hej having their boots cleaned. So at| where cise except perhaps in the himself an immortal name and > ed NOVEL NAMES =. ’ Td | red gooseberry, Red currant is the Show the ultrastylish woman| me given to a similar shade, With po hips, with ber coat tons | philet . ~ and straight, and her skirt hang euidiiendion Ughting plant some time ago. The! imme Fashion, they succe the mod winter can be best vival of old co from special ab ple, there are tangerine shades and duck blues color for piltines feather boas, | Gy searta, ani and alienate wot affections. : Spot became a hero a few days| q when k an up & ladder and * iched into the second story of # ich could be seen no- | discovers t asure has carved for ues generally will be relegat he ‘background in favor ot FADS AND FANCIES d shades and ar vr] t wine shade is ripe Extreme French fashion plates claret” and “burgundy” re main jing straight from the waist Strange names are given to vary Sage-creen, bottie-green. and par-| ing shades, as, at the bi of Uecularly a charming new tint to, Frille are used for trimming each the appellation “ap | Stimpes and sleey latter other in succession nowadays seen everywhere.| having frills th the 4 which will be sea-green, emerald: | lower of the ve being The exquisite tc during Ass green fat o slightly gathered similar shades are the but ter, honey, maize, and champagne. Among juvenile frocks are yet each is supposed to be quite little jumpers for cool days. Alatinctive of bordered challies, with the bo: Grays are particularly bewilder | der use mers read t nas we se gyreven ing with tho to names The popelar and practic for the mate bapa _ tered to Know | oat fashionable shade for the new | ral lau # beautifully automn and thed as re m6 The fashion papers adopt names and when ¢ 5 large silk bat is smoke gray. An Fo these quaint old) chor gray which has just arrived| Valencia lace stocks In the Git pore. will attached, & Paria is termed “dull stone.” | son style are finished about the tern f¢ m ottom w ¥ h objects as aluminam, sine Already, for exam - pper-browns, cin r and the ¢ give their names to different graya, | #prend t about the ba namon-browns, coffee browns, snuff. eatior tine browns, and tobacco-browns. Ther $1X MILL SCHOOL TAX are too, biscult-yellows. canary Mar autumn offerings include} yellows, and mustard-yellows; while| ‘The school hoard hax fixed the! wany bordered effects in tae roses for hate ace being shown in yates #. 5% for maintenance | 446. 4 4 faze f% weol and name of Washington high waa] cotton voile, foulard, crepe weaves Sbhrimp-pink will be # fashionable) vnanged to Broadway, Jefferson to|pongee, India silk, lawn, mull h Anne high and Queen Anne] batt et, ote silk garments, and rasp-| school to Weet Qaeen Ann rry pink for evening wraps : Ba ee cow.| STOCK MARKEF FURNISHED BY| Minneapolis has . the baseball Although rote * = oor & C. OSBORN 4 CO. feve such an extent that « oe. ome 1 minister, in introduc {ting pastor, sald: “Brother teh’ for us next Sun ken High| 1 very fact that there 500 imita- Round Oak Heating Stove You never he initation Imitation with Round Oak, reputation Genuine Beckwith Round Oak has led the procession simply because it is built on honor. There is not today and there Heating Stove made equal the Genuine Beckwith Round Oak in durability, economy, workmanship and scien- construction of some kind, do not accept it as the Genuine Beckwith Round Oak, you see the name “Round "on the leg and door. Che Genuine Beckwith Round Oak Heater is made in Dowagiac, Mich mforts of| by the Estate of P. D, Beckwith, and sold by one dealer in each city. It fuel with economy and cleanliness. A full line of Samples of the Genuine Beckwith Round Oak is Shown by Frederick & Nelson, who are the Seattle representatives of the makers of the Genuine Round Oak, ee EARTHQUAKE SHOCK AT HONOLULU ———— POSTOFFICE WiLL MOVE ON NOVEMBER 1. by Postmaster George Stewart (By United Press. HONOLULI riving here that the earthquake shock felt there quarters in the building on November 1 and paraphernalia flan islands since 1868 A tidal wave about three feet high eeeeee eee eee ee ders from trans: been invited e will occupy the exceedingly second floors. ee eee eee eee eee eee eee 20 feet every Attempt to Burn Town. to # height of several hundred feet | contipually pouring a/ stream down An hour before the earth volcano drop and then imme who attempted quake the lava in the ness district last night by pouring | ped a hundred diately before the shake within @ few feet of the WHIZZING AUTO HITS HIM HARD was towed Into Seattle harbor this e City of Puebla was not in at being delay their objective point The ste | o'clock for V way ports. apartments, run down by a t at Seventh and Pike at 10 o'clock bounced back a few n hit the street as trimming. They are | s complained s taken to his room The auto bis, b plaitings of two o Warren Butford, the the negro et ast night to face in the second was compelled ays that Can-| trell threatened him f | FADS THAT WERE | However ump years I have encounter: | that matter encyclopedia says LAGCRRY 19 CHAREED. faa infemsenme | }]| morning againet. Comme elie 4 Ar I n 46% Saving Money J *'s 5% fo 5 igen, a ‘ or tomary majority this fal . olga. 4 Henchmar but I can buy te Simply Ateh on : Be wan! a Process of Me + fons Io Growth Pacit i ft @ St. P1856 % if you form the habit, & N. W 160% |159% financial independence ' ir 6) 456) 86 will grow out of your be 0% | 30%) 30% | ginning just as sure as _ : | the giant tree grows from ? : | the sapling : Nobody saves much at \ 106% 6 | a time io, Kan. »% “| 29%] Everybody can save a me ie . ; 1% | little at a time . 04% [108% [11 ‘ Financial success is rth. Pacifiell 4 189% simply a matter of stick Penn, R ; 128 ing to your saving plan P r 1%! Try the bank account i mr] 944) 33 iF plan of saving—see how S a 6 ? f1 21% fast the small change aL pte 4 grows into dollars, and I. Co io%! io | 1 how the dollars grow into |! I. Co. ptd.| 47%| 46M) 46%) 4 tens and hundreds. 9 = if 16 4 1 : matt + ; 108 ‘ wearers 1) Toin the Autopiano Club Uaton ? AND THEREBY SAVE FROM uU i CHICAGO GRAIN $100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR nion Bee ee ia ll Gamage aaa, Openiiitgh! Low|« | ‘ Including free use of our ¢irow Savings & wsyeliorl eowlioon {Hl inane brary, be ps a 102% {108 | | will be given for a few days om J oO) 97% "1% 1) second-hand Autopiaaos, Sear | GORNER SECOND | ‘ Money. at io ag Kohler & Chase AND GHEARY. vPunr SOUND Saving & ||! 1918 Second Av., Seattle, Wash,, | ’ anne Se Weber Piano Dealer® =, || eh sitar otal ‘al UNIVERSITY MEN ORGANIZE CLUB The men of the University of Washington have organized a club modeled largely after men’s associa- tions in the big colleges of the country. It ts the intention of the new organization to bulid a club # | house which will be open to all the members at all times. Any male student of the varsity who pays his dues in the club is eligible for membership A constitution was adopted at | yesterday's meeting, and the name “Meany Club” chosen im honor of Prof. Edward 8. Meany, one of the oldest members of th faculty. MEET AFTER MANY YEARS OF ABSENCE After 36 years of absence from Jeach other, J. H. Newell of Inter- bay and his sister, Mra H. S. Phillips of Kansas, met again this morning in th ity. They last saw uJ ir childhood home mm Mrs. Phillips and her and recently left Kansas on @ ur of the west, with Seattle as her 9 or Yucatan left at 10 jez and Cordova and Buff Rock Eggs sold only in A rte! of Selected Espec for Poschin il Au Fine 7h ot uw Ld "ie Esa United Produce Company Sole Packers 806 WESTERN AVE., SEATTLE. Seid the BUFF pocs, Rooster to the BUFF ROCK Hen: UF¥ ROCK tt Xe wants eggs and we need the money!” ear you cackle again’ she Peck at her $19.75-$19.75 ) Ladies’ Sample Suits Special Sale them to anufactu represent The Season's Best Styles ently f impor erlals, Samp Suit sents a differer y are certain of wearing clusty These suits ar tail stores from $80 to Our Sample Suit Sale Price $19.75-$19.75 | $40. nt ic sn iin isha eedinieeatt rte