The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1908, Page 3

i : Are ST. DNESDAY, OCT. 28, 1 s TAX AMENDMENT bce LOSES PENTA ASE BENT APR TATA AIA No Store Like This Store | AS sof son sees Ta YOU'LL FIND ME AT THE TEA ROOM--GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. Commercial Club Goes! (tes to suit themsely } on Record Against Frank W. Raker emphasized the lee brome $4,000 > in| fact that King and other large The Men's Heavy All 1G GLANNEL- Thick. Warm R ; z th | Mees Orting Fanon et Bg | Mister Measure. eetine eee eteiaee reheees|: | See Game Played. | ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ar ite: on sete tomorrow IG | Walgnt Cc = property for which it would derive | at Portland. | COMFORTERS —Larxe me Reversible | gen The Seattle Commerctal club Inst /no consideration, Inasmuch as the ‘WO HUNDRED AND FIFTY tere, in vartous prety patterns regular $1.86. value jRight went on record against the amendment provides that the rn % United Press.) | pending constitutional amendment roads sball be taxed by the state. port ys AND, Oct, 28—It wan a rer spectal 59c In regard to methods of taxation, | Speaking’ in regard to the alm of/640 limit und’ @ slx-handedt game. | The salient point of the resolution the amendment to tax Intangible | Benator Jonathan Bourne was a! | Passed against It was that it gave property, & C. Owborne stated that! prominent player, and the seuslon | Jeach legislature power to change | the mortgage is the only security took place in a room in the Port jthe tax laws of the state that could be taxed, as it was the land hotel inet Sunday. Gus |. B. Mores, who offered the rew| only one that could be found won, Dr, ©. H. Wheeler and | lutions, fied the amendment | States that have laws for the tax: | Lowengart, al) prominent in Port as & tool through which big cor-jation of intangible property are land business circles, were in the co Bootes a hha legis. ‘ured of them, he declared |game, “When it broke up, Senator »| Bourne w out $4,000, although at |intervale he ) played with such luck WHO'S DISORDERLY? :: =!) 0000" | ¢ the draw, although one | man was standing pat on @ straight |Mico-Headed Cops Try to! Joe Schtumpf's rope walk, he was/|and luckily drew a third king. He ; arreated as a “disorderly person.” | won several hundred dollars on the Act Intelligent and Police Judge John 8B. Gordon|one hand. fut this stroke of Juch | promptly decided that Mr, Fitager:| was not sufficient to. offect hin Fall Down. NKETS — Wool-Minished Gray sian Blankets; would be cheap at as: on sale tomorrow only 59c Heavy Thread Half sh Towel, 45 inches . 12¢ i € DAMASK- —Fine quatity Cream Table Damosk, ®@ fuches wide, with fan open work design border 19¢ Bee value ihe Men's INS—Wide Width Bera Not Tooam Curtains, 3 yards long; ae ine |" _9e pe Cream of $2.00 and 02.50 Man hattan 00 Weel Wheat... jee Arm and Hammer jand dismissed the defendant with-\ed their chairs back he was far |ald was not a “disorderly person,” | losses, and when the players push Sg ow $22.50 SUITS FOR $11.75 $50.00 SUITS FOR 82. a 4 close and leten—| oul commenting on the Irrelevancy | to the bad ¢ day's session To | 2 page 5.00 SUITS F , Spree ite iar of the officers’ testimony show he was still game, he offered \ yeeee SUITS POR $12.50 n $6 euits POR = 0 Just to explain, there in a cit to play pinocle at $150 a game, but $30.00 SUITS FOR $15.00 ah whinastlt There Will Be Suit Buying | Tomorrow | We are never disappetnted be | ause we never disappotnt. This pleases us better than any we D ver made. We know the pleasure of sharing a good bargain with the WEALTHY WOMAN A THIEF seem Seen cores FALLS’ THREE STORIES| ooze” “= = + I | common railer or brawler, or not to lawfully provide for himeelf and family, or to habitually misspend hie thme about gaming houses or | saloons, or to be found in the night) coma, fell three te J 500" uninjured late last night, after a| (he Wife of a we © se lapartment building on Cot Now, here's the tale which Was! Grove av, Piatt encountered the Junfolied in the police court ye®|robbere in the hallway when wolng terday afternoon: A chap by the/|to his room. One grabbed him by lname of H. B. Fitegerald was ar the neck, but with a twist Platt got Seaed Ths" tape. woe Inoae then “started te. tive oth the Children’s | 9&c——DRESS GOODS SALE CONTINUES—98c |Ribbon & right and left he sorimmage tactive’ Git Philbriek and. taken to | orted, ihe trio 10 an open, fire es: B | G R ALLY ) 00 and $5.98 $1.35, $1.65 and $1.75 New Fall Fabrics 9 Yd. | Sale 1 Grand Assortment Better and Bigger Than the Last ag gD 1 that Grand Sale—Think hy # n phyw h0 of the latest Fall Models in Mra. Dunph ye on. the dollar With having stolen mone) valued at $9,000 from the \ SEE SHOW WINDOW By United Press.) nr EXTRA! Ladies’ I Ob Gloves, “18 - button length) reguiar $4.00 value; temorrew |here are awaiting w Roston, where it is ex CHICAGO, Oct 28 I} known business ee to ge avout begsing, oF to bo 8 | BUT IS NOT HURT atore’s friends, Pick your suit from the window j Charlies E. Giles, a Boston 18 Ladies’ Priscitia | 5° Hooks and 1c Eyes j | Se Field's Sewing Thread, : 100. yards : += allmceapeliadie Soonteriy |6f_ Me perilous. position. he ite | Coats | Hundreds of yards of new Fal! Suitings—plain, all-wool broadcloths | For “Your Benefit Me Children’s Hose ABy person who frequents the| stories below. He na pile — | Ghevron effects, shadow strips cheviots, etc, 46 to b4 In. wide: |anmime Taft Hg porno. ; ; . police court knows, or ought to/ of shai and up little the 93.96 & grand assortment te ne from: values 98c | masben, 6 tae 1Se Ladies’ White Cambric know, that a “disorderly person,” in| Worse. f experience, but stilt —iygeegmce pio $i Tomorrow, yard | Handkerchiefs full ¢ robbers made wide; comes in tonal 5 tated above. Se Ribbons, all colors, latest the legal sense, is as stated above. | their o plaid destens Wilkes and Philbrick testified i barge! in all colors; reg- that for the past three monthe Pitz SHOT IN A BRAWL. (By Unit ssiniek Giese i Children’s Mrs. Housekeeper, These Are. Most Worthy Economies | vier | ue Bpec , ‘ald has done no work. Fitsger NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—Judge) nel or novelty 61.49 11-4 COTTON BLANK 91.19. = We aro now'showing & complete tine 4 produced evidence from his| (By United Press.) Taft is resting this afternoon after maixtuacs, sis skug kien Gos oiaamand cate Te Gorésen sh va ee ot Cuildren's Bearskin Clothes con. [physician Dr. Charles B. Cowan,| OLYMPIA. | Oct 1 ene (£2: |e whirl around lower New York a dee oar eavy quality; teguihr prices! . $1.19 | trbuns, fo: atl colors comiters and Bi that he is @ sufferer from chronic | shot and peobaviy | ding the lunch bour, making four oe : keepers’ Bale price pay Png oly lumbago, and is unable to perform | e) SPtt ant protebly | ccschen, Giexing theesanes. of Le ny kind of labor | © meager, but|hands and belng cheered by tre Fitegeraid is married and has « family | ed and that Stroller) ‘The “Taft special,” returning He owns a home valued at $5,000/ 11° & revolver and fired. the bul-| trem Albany, reached the Grand on Twelfth ay, and in the past Teer ne rete nrney'® breast. | Cauttal station at 11:20 o Sik Skirts, in men quarreled mendgus crowds plaids, stripes and plain colors; val All kinds of Delt. catessen black and ors’ Bale Price, eact Ihe HOWLAN drew a AIDS, 12%6 YARD, hool or house dresses. Why, you | The new Rowland Plat lock » 1 ° , ’ 10c Safety Pins, lo Kearney was removed to # hospital ardiy tell them from the wool, and scores of pretty Y . wes to $10.00; | wun Bn 2 apr, three years Ole Hanson, the well-\and is not expected te ive aint | Ftom the Grand Central station tterna to chooe from: regular price 1s¢ 123 pans és noe oe male temser. known real estate . says Fite ler escaped Taft went to the home of his broth amekeepers Bale price, yard c | o row | gerald has handied $15,000 worth of ler Henry, and after a conference om __. |\@e Troning Wax, See CRIN WLANKETS, #0 BACH. ? NOTIONS Crib Mankets. e and pink borders yet the thing for Mrs. Housekeeper, You'll Profit Coal Early for These Boece - 2b. Neediebook, property through his office. i | there that insted a few minutes, he |" The officers testified that they REORGANIZATION OF cei en Me Speettng tour [never saw him even under the tn | | ALB o'clock this afternoon he at ane TO O10. ewe TO 10 | each | fluence of liquor j A.-Y. PE COMMITTEE tenfef a dinner at the Union 8 tate Chat-| tee Wile Rese lioe Bi | Because he patronized a Pike at.| ve eke | League club, and at § o'clock will iy “hy = * a tapi ie jelgar stand and spent several hours | begin another strenuous round of 2,000 500 cakes Wild Rose| S dozen Women's |p. cabinet Hat each week just the same as per | o plottation and | "peaking which will carry him up ’ r u White I psa ys pti ' sons with far less wealth linger at | py -Pa-|tO midnight. The program for to Waist Pins, box ..fe es | IPC fair re-|night includes ten speeches, and te ery Pearl Butt one, EL Spectacles $1.00 pe calling bas been | the main feature will be the big a few | dozen Be ¢ B of the com re G Phite . > e And up We can please and Prot B & Manny, | meeting at Madison Square Garden we ow Cube Pins, cube veovee PiK& OT. you. Behuchard Optical Co., ¥ Broderick will suc. | WH@R the biggest republica Ladies’ $1. 5 eaci be & G. Yerkes, who resigned | Of the campaign will be he ot le I months ago. James D, Hoge Union Suits 1c. ie Se |S cree see ae WELLENOWN YOUNGS DOC | | cca E UXE! only 63 |. Rameny has been added. The <A weight Ibe Caré Neoke on the = || Trorg mmittee of explotta f « AR Second ay YOURS TO PLEASE. In Pietures, Picture Framing : and Art Goods. Call in. Look loeas with tue them over se « || FederalPaint& WallPaperCo 1514 First Ava. Arends Assen and Eyes, card F cenll co = Bone Hair Pine, nad eact te premises, ||tion and publicity wilt be an fhounced. it is probable that Pr. Ge Lene || Meany will be tendered a place on|at the residence ot Optical , | ' fume o nines committee. Capt. and M Ce, Ine. A761 14th av. B, até GUESTS OF HOTEL | John W. Mayow Large Bone mee US = WS—lll7 SECOND AVENUE | Ps oooh te AN Rs LTA LITA educated in the mman ach 9 Hament convened today with M, Eset 5s aan jand in Wilson's Business college Kh eykotf presiding. The session of the Hotel Frances, Fitth| He was employed by Schwabacher Rill be the ‘most important held Yeeler way ni were thrown | Bros, for five years, later boing er establishment of the douma, according to the p . | ® pante when fire of unknown | ployed in the city treasuror’s offic bo Bars tg to the predictions origin started in the grocery store | from which he resigned following | . jof J. H. Kernen, on the first floor | the city election last «pring bot yo A LS Jef the hotel, shortly after 4 o'clock! Mr. Mayouck was a son of Capt par tan jthie morning, Before the flames| Michael Mayouck of fire de * leould be extinguished the grocery partment, and ie survived by « Opponent Says eee a of the smaller independent under og store was completely gutted. The |father, mother, three brothers a takers. Why? It is because they You omnes @ better mat taken by the junto CA. of this etty sh than this for less tha $10.00 ions wilt otal 82/00 two miners Backers Have Boasted | realize that my election will Insure ¢:05 fit Sf, Taft, whe reoaived hen cho of smoke poured a ae them the discontinuance of the Other candidates received 881 yo! _ | : celve votes. ie Wea ood oo" : ; though the hotel “hallways the | of Expenditures. ghoulish practice of having to fight WR mattress. faney ticking. ro! ower — j for that business which relatives and closely tufted All y — of coroner's cases wish them to - ; tire, made their way to Come in and see them —a t rit Jand shiver TERRE } 1 in the cog! Star: The at-| have. the held three «treet Editor Seattle Fourth and | tempt of Dr. Snyder to pase off as If they felt that Dr. Snyder was absurd the charge that a large sum disinterested, would they take this of mone was used to secw his attitud Ask them, and get their omination before t repu ” answer primary, and to make the counter If the firm whieh my opponent e charge that the burial trust, so | chooses to call the burial trust is called, in endeavoring to elect me, supporting me, it has been so dis. rae « hard building. The loas by ¢ Lawrence son. The atr n 1 be held tonight A “Monarch” Means a There will be a democratic meet-|doee not seem to be generally &c creet about it that nelther myself C d C hk . SIaAt at whlch Joka Conner ©- cepted by the public or friends have heard about it Bight at which John Conpers, J. M.| | am not a politician, Dr. Sny on | saigted ah - speak der in; he states that he was a} - candidate before the convention of ly, I submit this: Does it A big republican rally was beld in| 1904, and was defeated; again in sonable that a man who has 1906 he sought the nomination. been the candidate of one firm for This time he says he was induced four years (and i openly admits to withdraw upon the promise @ will be held at the city jail un} ® officer arrives to take him ulam. ADDRESSES A. oO. UL Ww that having spent cor rable money Heattie t« the alled burial trust. would be |for him) can be and remain impar Salter aes. demttivten inmbaiet te good, and treat all the rtak- | tial? I say, Ne I William Hickman Moore will ere of the county fairly. This was! On the other hand, I am paytr mA th Ballard and in Fremont & wonderful exhibition of self-eac-|my own expenses, therefo HE hardest wear on a | master workman, ma also speak peg igpenatgre feign gh tego Fema llendoes pag hs pair of shoes comes \pripareud Genditcn ati? Ralph ¥ 1 Frank Sayre will |firm (and its branches) which sup- servance of the law. A clean. effi at the soles. You order commenting on. ite | peak meeting plied the munitions of political war | clent. im and « onomical ad. buy a shoe with good up- le ; future + ad 4 PF - be a Lina for him in that campaign minist ay wl pers, comfortable and with DESPRRATE WOMAN sHOOoTS, [hall |r shor The fact of the matter Is that the offi b | there are two la fi of te | te ree 8 shape of last that pleases (By Un Tomorrow TB a > ig be | neral directors in Seattle, each call: | adva - you and it is annoying not ‘ute ae ten Oe Youngstown and South Park. | ing the other a trust seems | 1 contend that politics i not) t© Say expensive to find eau that for ars the office of cor {fice of this cha that the sole is wearing atar een sought by them for t “CONCERT 10 CELEBRATE sin" . rm ; i eee El ns ptt a eeeomene on ata 8 of Ae Fo oe Na ih ai ‘ bene rargrinerngs mee ee tre oo ee LARGE SUM is sole leather tanned. They with the undertakers, Will he den unis teecting held ts are a better shoe than you right through. rt 8 Of the strongest and most compact beds made Constructed entirely of And equipped with the celebrated Nation * Yery comfortable and never break ie 4 . 6 feet ope Regularly AKOnS. Oth birthday, F f that In a de ( u tithe Bigh ward DUE In TAXES are accustomed to get for : an church and | cert - aise 3.50 or $4 ; If you want the Thanksgiving dinner to be the . f Musto, {certain undertaker : eabch. =o ae he wed in ; ever,” cook it on a “MALLEABLE MON ne te tie oe OO Sees me a y of styles. et a a oure ft i ce Humber your next shoes be Oaks ARCH RANGE The many thousands of good : Fl care who knew : : 6 al t ! ness but ' and you'll not have to half housekeepers who are using them say they are a fe aad t } ' sole them as quick b Th d i. 25 ways “lucky” with their cooking. This “luck” Is , nt ar . quick or buy C 2 a " hem as ofte urs ay due to Monarch construction—the DUPLEX ae ie me Sosa ; n This ‘7 P . DRAFT, the THIN MALLEABLE TOP-—RIVET Ay ey it ed nearly $6, | ™ Price $4 m Tabouret hag,top 14 inches | 2 KoNgTrRUCTION, holding all the heat—and .t f ae mary, part ‘ ” dozens of other features that put this wonderfu : , Piece, Comes in solld golden and ‘ f its own At least nee it be © h.| | The de hare wr eve ate. Agents for Barly ung oak aud imitation | Tae in a class o = dollar spe r him, ten were spent) | wee oy stagger a dekh Kitekaeh n ie ore deciding the range question, Kasy terme UTOPIA 1S KEPATIOOD. sate If th e true é =A s N mab oga Sells regularly for be feciding the raae « it 4 time that th be POLICE ARREST TE Johnston & Murphy's CIGARET SELLERS Howard & Foster 1 1 de * th con My. thf oy Strong & Garfield's Shoes Buy Now The hem bah Pe Gn Lier eectay Mae actin we Place re reotisiog ja not. fhanalal, bas th y vi Ine | All the Credit to Danahter to Counters, faving quallt ih subir’ 040 Sow extein: to sleet © dee whe M i BUDAPEST 1 ro tantitiod t 1 ve meer? under no obligations whateve M { ‘ 2 ‘ You Want Save ni, a tarmer ' thn | y, Ammured Moral Support. mean Penliasal Wces SHOE STORE SECOND AND UNION © in \ t woman he te « ised of Ua tees pport ¢ me Y or regges Gaunt 805 First Ave., Colman Bide