The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1908, Page 7

HW THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1908, a a ee : — — SWITCH 18 A NUISANCE, rere spe ey get PASTORS WILL OPPOSE —_| WORKMAN isuurr orn of Beoond nd tke ee | i that an-electrie awiten vp AYgow,; Dowerty, @ laborer om qty FREDERICK & ‘NELSON, Inc. the <s S gemenee. a ployed in the main trunk sewor |i » Store Closes Dally at $159. 1 suuliat ~ a —% Special Parchase of Waists: Choice $3.85 aa ae es injdtod a who are standing near arb torday afternoon by tho |i wently splashed with grease and Proposed Amendment Will | rs. #2 © rule, neavity in dott. Un- | MlLet an elevator loading from the | water, like the old institutions of the oast, | #Urfo8 to the big tunnel. Doverty —_— Sata Ghee abee Be Discussed in the | they have not been endowed by rich| was. on the elevator when some ‘a ¥ i Philanthropiata, but have been com-| thidg’went wrong with the do: y Famous \Abolitionist Is) BERK ry ee Ohta thae tes Churches Sunday. polled to strug@le for exinionce. ouging operating it and he dropped jin His suicide of Mina ehel f ~ Boattle ministers and charity intothe shaft His head was bad-! Roosevelt hospital Own Home. — ToTkere onponed to the anvendinent Pecan at, daiihond was bad) Waists in a wide variety of colors, styles the fauunen “\we weeks ner rat tad Haber of] state shall impone a penaity on the) ed Doverty was taken to his home Ht and materials. About twenty different models, } preached by Beat-| worship of God and the oare of the|@t 8237 Pleasant Valley av complete] cient number to bring about a é , |} assortment, all bought under prevailing mar- vooa Fevolutt proment methods of |change In the constitution.” sO) :R’ . 4 : * 6 OF . Tincoin tax aanenament "he local yma: SRoperts Feceived by" foval mints . LDIER’S WIDOW § ot prices and spacialy — at $3.85. Four a | heir last mee jora from other cities in the state] ‘The united efforta of the loca al > igh * WHAT W LU ets nae bie | are offoot that thowe oppo¥ed | camp of United spaniat War vor || models are described below: ompel adment are organizing | ™ ‘ , e lying un charitable tnatitutions, churches and are gotting all kinds | CPANS And the Ladies’ Auxillary sonn_W.| Sites to Rand bot fneiy'vo'attrect therssten at mutt: (GIVE BENEFIT FOR praca oc won Te eines eae ownwar a similar pla 4 share hat the people of the| Will be put forth tonight ia an} JSrown Taffeta; Pale blue Messaline a to bear a Ke go. 1: 1 craw of the t the f . », | entortalnine » fe feat ¢ $ oh he hat he taxation of the mtat 3 ¢ ange, | of wt and dance for the . ‘ : oe ae : mnie he hal eating | Ministers art heads of charity ao- J King| benefit. of the widow of Waists, yoke effect in Silk Waists, yoke and pe A hough : - “ chet oe that, woh & thing | county meta the money tt collects in| who served aix years in the Philtp cream-white net, em- | fon? moned, he brought about, Jt would | uty taxes from rallr cae een be nothing more or leas than erty the pron] Saver, (nc, 8, Bow compelied ¢ broidered -with brown | Cuffs of dotted Swiss Hutchinson was double tax. At present th hange the ¢ would ro | *@PPOrt herself by taking in wash " } : x P Waeewe Bead states aa | and charitable societies arp muy ge Bh tax com. |!" Among those who have volun silk prettily outlined | and German Valencien- over tem by tndividual subsertption, T tation naw fit to give it teored to furnish entertainment ¢ eS ihty ‘ ye " winger, ate of : ‘ n-th et exseen |Jay Thatcher, last yoar with th with velvet ribbon and | nes lace, daintily finish- in a aha. die ae oa Alaska” company, Miss Grade gilt buttons. Special ; . TEA CUPS HURLED Pe ga of ipeal fame, and Ralph | price, $3.85, ed with pearl buttons. ‘|New York Brokers Over- om, & wellknown violinist ‘| Draw Their Accounts AT WIFE’S HEAD vor COLLEGE HANDDALL.|} . Fancy Taffeta Waists | Special price, $3.85. in black and white | White Messaline Silk wile | Every Day. stripe; yoke of dainty lace and insertion; pip J. C. Ford, manager of the Be POLITICAL NOTES Woman Asks for Divorce! *!'*, °°! ' gn Waists elaborately trim- med with two-thread Youngs- |W. W. H. Cooper, manager of the | — (Py, Yr id Press.) and Alimony in Sum poe pee gad in ar Boman nt ings of rose and pale j EW YORK, Oct. 29.—Testimony st e D cit ommunica , . . nnes ¢ line jintrodueed by Charles W. Morse} A ble democratic meeting was of $20,000. tions to Ford can be addressed to i blue taffeta. Fancy but Valenciennes and Jinen POPULAR ORL and Alfred H. Curtis today, m their | held at Fremont last night, at which bim at the Beattle colle Ryao tons Spec ial price lace. Spec ial price, j trial om the charge of violating the | Thomas R. Horner Ben F. Shields! Atioging that her husband had|*%d Concannon will represent the €3.25 ; ’ | e206 — jeational banking laws, was con: |p fi ute gee og cs ey thrown tea cups at her as one of | CO@K@ teem in these games $3.85 $3.85, Press.) | tradictory, and leaves the two dec Hawkins spoke the features of their domestic in-| WILL ACT TOGETHER eee PPP RAL AA AR |fendants far apart’ in thelr con aadinen jfettcity and asking for $20,000 ali ‘ tention. besides the street corner| mony, Mra. Delia Cooper this after Agar it Nference between | Rp Counsel for Morse Introduced tet-| meetings" the demacrate "wi held [toon fled: sult for aivoree, egningt | eae trane. opular Fur Ciot or Long Coats and Jackets gearing comp! . | tors offsetting the effect of a letter} chased. No Sort Orchard | from Curtis to Morse, which was |'?¥® and 5 F. A. Me-/ General Insurance Co, 1157 Emptre | score © Pactfi La oe oes er ‘ - vs yt ley that ’ introduced yesterday, and in which | Donald ® {iawthorne speak | butiding. The couple were mart bermon' association, both orgaiien. Serviceable, protective, attractive, and in exactly the proper effects to not later than | Curtis pleaded with Morse to put|Tourstone ttas a man joo August 21, 1907, and according | ini rate; s dane gattne accord with the popular furs this season. Included are Ostrich Fur Cloth, wre pill Pel the National Bank of North Amer jand W. C. Rutter at South kk. to the complaint the wife was the| more cor action id ~ Fy “rT; $ ” x WM oe ons peed teen tee Ge 5 po aii sy arcs Rl A em Seal-Cloth, Bearcloth, Russian Pony and “Lisreine,” all excellent repre . : ows Te n. Miss Eva | letter wasewritten by him to Cash-| George F aa TO Convene: cies tc lier Wire, of the bank, which i Walkington, 2288:| Mounted to a practical contradic tion of the statements of Curtis prtll will speak at} months after ¢ hall tomorrow night. Sat- | night at Arcade hall F. ¢ erteon, Charles H. Miller and he nuptial knot had en tied. Cooper ts declared to To | have an income of §700 monthly and | Brotherhoo: Grand Nest in this elty on Nov, 16 sentatives of the new effects in Fur Fabrics. teanize their order, the i of Owls will hold « Ostrich Fur is an attractive nov- “Lisreine,” a Silk Seal with rain- | | le Swain ee jto have offices in Seattle, Tacoma, ntativer ot eve subor p , ew atic f fa ic j a f ; 5 » re Colonel R. M. Thompaon, former| © & Hawkins will speak | Vancouver and Victoria, ae la’ the sdety ate elty in new imitation fur fabric, | proof finish. One of the more pop- director of the bank, was catled| Bo Sweeney and M. M. Godman| Judge Frater granted a restrain-| be present and is represented in solid colors, | ular fur cloths. Price, $9.00 yard. as a witness, and when asked by | speak the democrats at Kent to- |Ing order forbidding the defendant Sm nye tiad Pay fs : | ‘ ‘ etd the district attorney for bia opin-| morrow night it w money from the Hank of] payin ocr apes ceeteh i cardinal, brown, light tan and All the foregoing Imitation Fur ors ion of an wératt by Morse! since nuniapand Prank B.& California or American Savings ; - . cream. Price, $2.40 yard. Cloths are 50 and 52 inches in TT R Y axalost the National Bank of/ ck at a renuniican nesting te | bank, and forbidding him also to b « > Pied : itt Other desiiable Coatiawa " | North America, and a loan made | hight in May's hall, sixth ay. W, |S? Bear the house oceupled by the >» have taken advan Black Mohair Seal Cloth is an ex- width, ther desirable Coatings: by the bank coveri @ draft, he nd 2 complainant | rr " lery 7 a , if fers RAL | by the bank covering the draft, he |and and st com plainany ES cellent imitation of real seal: very Very fine quality Wool Kersey | cons nee gut: 5, Stimaon, Wall st.| soa” cet ee Tomne Samet ban dee eee popular and durable. Price, $3.40 Cloth—a suitable weight for coat- uid not exist if loans of that char. | cided that the labor socialists are tai pee been considers . hia i —56 ine ide. Blac ry ress.) ter were not of an almost daily |‘0 iste [ get their names printed | Improvemen hive ts f yard tied ae allege Se pam vert le Oct. 29 ta broker |on the ballot. A. A. Booth. attorney tn eantanal hems ta" Wigr nine ¢ ‘ brown, cardinal and medium-tan, ~ : of the a ne 1 ent h the plan » " . earcle @ son of Chief /in New York who does not overdraw | be « arried te the Rederal court ana |} mith paent, Can!) pose té carry it through ( < am-w ute Bearcloth, $5.50 Price, $2.50 yard * Ol y day effort de op the count-|la@ersol, secretary at om io 3 y ed 3 $3.75 $5.5 . ¢ . 7” m8 otto ee Ol eee LL Breeaie. the meal! ae teas tine eee quatty, Posed at q/s to 9 Fancy mixed Coatings of Tweed Be the result held Novem national our ot} yard y, reform ¢ COURT MARTIAL, ems: nes ese | a a * Stte re f; i i, Campbell, at =a Ane . and Bourétte novelty fabric, some Manitoba, yes = 0. Oct. 29. — Charles NM] CHICAGO, Cet. 39 Laptiel be detheisined at evelig Russian Pony Cloth, an excep- in stripes, melange effects. Width, “ jee, the Boston money broker, who | ¢ . eal to ‘ : . : oe 8 m : Ss oe, on is ORDERED h of Mra. Martha | cep Sef, wheel, for e ence of delegates from all tionally good quality fabric, in 56 inches; prices, $1.85 and $2.00 i Campdeil © of | jealously guarded by the manufac The Ci t Started when caption , November ‘he Chamber of i black only. Price, $6.50 yard. | yard. turers, ls belog turned out today at merer > the works of the Standard steel | delegate jcompany. The new wheel is said to Mrs. | be of pressed at t the process rakeman Loses Le I jant Secretary of the Navy T, H.| Dunphy say she will oppose extradi- | of fue manufacture Cott BYERETY Oct. f29. Me Saitonen | Newberry today ordered a court-| m4 J anyone but the ch martial for Charlies B. Mage the Pieet jyoung musician, on a charge of de jsertion from the navy. Magness Beconp. | 2s captured in Louteville where 4 }the announcement of his marriage squadron batt leahip: at Fort Gtb-| to Ada Gorman, the daughter of the Admiral Kmory is yet 200 & former & what le provably iats Senator Gorman of Maryland, away. The feet will not arrive tary of the Treasury Lyman J. Ga , 1.206 mites, | Was made several days ago. It wag) ""'" “ome = “ a wee nown in Colors = Been invited to « Campbell to release United Press) ticlans on bail WASHINGTON Ort ae”. aed to alleged ASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—Assist & “biather- plogy demanded by ae refused, and the kick fot Bverett Great N keman on the identally fell be r Case ot tejurios Howors Requisi A, Oct, 39 ored the © of Ohio for Ed-| or, held at Seattle | INCORPORATED awe. known tn ¢ ado.l ward Mar ranges, frem/through this announcement that “Veo, sir, my « ifather made! 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