The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1908, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY)-OCT.30, 1908, or wan served follows|the Mirat Pr Girls’ Industrial home. me Mal-| Norman Judd, nominated Lincoln mony. The bridal at-| Lee will be tidita will dance a number of Span-| for the presidency, told some atir- Mr. and Mra, War. | 90 fine ex Iatt dances tn comtume. | ring tales of the famous campaign {wn Lilie Boattiver an|«raphically deploting the scenery of ttl @ y sal 1 the anctent lands during the year} Tuttle: Brown. Judge J. W. Langley gave an in- ring Bearer oe } * Mish Nora B. Brown wae married! teresting account of hin meeting ly _ w i Hdmamae Street were mar-| The y “ people of tt Firat | _ 13: te | ried [Wednesday at the home of the| Presbyierian church will be given a] phere syee es cnuree Jand private ife. After this part Sherman, republican candidate fo S eer: es og ff th A ylorlan church will be given &) There will be # Hallowe'en enter- | F Move to Central Building THOUGHT $ E co vice preside: ‘ Whoo the Taft bead | bridem a in Hallard, Kev, 8 eon party this evening at the | tainmont thin « Aha In the ee, | Of the meeting, Miinols elder and tralize Civic shire *\clal arrived at the station an im-| LR few iArrepotgee ‘ f Mra. 1. H. Houpy, 3111 B.|sombly rooms of the Calvary Pros- | Tughnuts were served and Centra OWNED STREETS phe he ol on Peale Lecture on Holy Lande. ry wt byterian church for tt ing pe Organizations, * Taft and Sherman clasped A * ple Evaders of the law in Alabama os hands on the platform of the spe-| _— o Uretng as his excuse for hurling | cial tran the crowd went wild ‘nee has been consummated | bricks tare wen the wins shields of Pays Triblite to Sherman, Cha « t spoke ne stic theatre ponwents (he ; whereby | Set by the Seattle Kleotric company Taft apowe at the Majestic theatre pany to one of the largest ed tour Benefit Party. through Keypt and Pal will be} untor Kqual Suffrage league “ z nye) Classic Culture. |have Introduced the whiskey san yet the toe Wallace! gives a benefit Hallowe'en party this! The om aa cle club wich, It I» maid to be of the rye Hat the Bunday school room ofevening at 1426 1, Ward st. for the | moet tomorrow afternenr iY D. A. Gove. A pa En | Will be read by Fra The Sign ad kind, with the under the little mark betw jtwo words ts not a hyphen, but « tanding » the n {gn got te Trstes s eanee ace audiences ever , tion of Pike ast, on ‘ : ber. will, about the t whisk the’ aetna oking assembled here, He patd a high consti aches (7 @ dance this evenin te = = ne WT occupy the en and that the autolats had Instuted ¢ribute to Sherman, and the names ; : | house at {bth avr ie "| Shur-on Eyeglasses he etghth floor of ow Ae the street ae a pte tha |of the republican candidates were |Mirs, Cordelia Botkin Loses) | With the deep curve lenses are of the etx! “Salon eet dha gy vtona, | |MbOUted again and again by the | TELL TALES OF DAYS |the neme of perfection, give the putlding at T W. White was this totatan tinea crowd that went wild at the men A |targest field of vision and stay on. “ i te Polis Sides Tea tion of. the name of thetr towns | make them to fit any eye ow Fowler, 7 v on | Whee the Senthic: Mbacttie com. | Man. ‘Taft ridiculed the idea that | LINCOLN RAN ehuchard Optical Co., 1207 2nd Av. ' teles © declared that since t rec tly n effort a nad (By United Preas.) $$ $$ “nal nanan yconmipel Yehicles of every kind to | Roosevelt had repudiated Mryan ho] gay #RANCISCO, Oct. 30.—Mra The TMwols club held an enjoy . p have Dee negotla eet @ side of the road, White | 284 ot heard so ‘much of that foa | (.paene Botkin, convicted of thed able meeting last evening in Theo-||) Fancy Spring Turke of comany tor wh was put on guard duty and, loging |W" Of the campaign. wean {murder of the wife of John P APPEARANCE sephteal all at Fourth and Pike tied wens. Dry Pick and have closed ° : his temper, he threw) bricks at! At Batavia the enthusiasm Was) Huoning and her sister Mra, Joshua sai a ae = Aen oh “eae ratified by the (rus “| chautfours driving- the autos of H, teat. The crowd was #0 large that) 4 ‘Deane, both of Dover, Delaware, : bP hye ogling yiageninys PALACE MARKET rial eneeting this afte at C. Henry and Dr. Burdy, In pass |'* Was Impossible for the polloe} iy Augunt, 1898, in preparing — te ch: vine opp aclmnyganept det A a reagan Aaya Mrenociated WHED. (HOC sa jadamont this morning. Jeaes | 0? .control the rash leave the county jail, where she sonaity Aneyn. 20 several of then ems tna. 5 ammquariae will be " his morning « Thia afternoon the repubitean | (eave the county whi t present, K. J. Judd, whose father ere M nformed White that auto has beon for 10 yours, for Ba In roduction to - eee i candidate spoke at Kimira, Waverly saa) oar cuabunah at the les and ordinary citizens as | len mechanton, Cortlandt and Quentin fom, the Pacitl tH have as much right on " aud | tify tmprisonmen : a st Ene ets as the Seattle Eile P or . re i vn __ Be. “Z| Mra. Botkin’s appeal from her P Seeceetmecren es aa ace escent sep a Dune tig mr [tered carne, "aaeaet ” Good Society OUR SPECIAL TWO-DAY FUR SALE Bnd the Wasa ; . jonater demonstration ts planned.) ytry Botkin was firat convicted as American « Inatitate jof sending candy filled with The new Soca wil th ‘wen MR. TAFT GREETS HIS FIRE THROWS 400. | arsenic to the wif Will Be Over Tomorrow Night per por of Dunning be You don't care anything for So the cf bodies there RU ING M TE anse of love for him, together Be sure to take ad £ of the cthfaation of these : NIN A : es Sh hes . , tH perebip of the above or) with an affection note to he 5 1a e nee aot long way this great money savir yrtun rhe mew ited at 2,500 TIC. MEN OUT OF WORK vietim, The note rved the clew You'll find that @ good ap — se ee tte to get a pwett: ta the ganizations is estima’ AT UTICA. te . tn furthering one’s advancement in the business + Be * eg ay ed ‘The quarters will be among the N OU whereby the rime wae traced to inost commedions, and com. (By United Press.) (By United Press.) | ire “oer : world, too, So there’s hardly a man to whom good, 1 good till tor Biss wert. The floor space) onmDA N. ¥. Oct 30.—With| SAN FRANCINGO, Oct $0 r| The firat conviction and judg A Smee : : alg pete tr 4,800,000 aquiare feet and tae aes alae Weer ae teaired wevnaaem were (he or | hte wee reversed. A tecend 600 fashionable clothes are not a valuable asso Sarde ad aeummena 3 by ‘and committee room judas William H. Taft te wax. |ot work by a fire that y viction resulted and an appeal wan Prices cut to teed’ that ca isposa! of the differ prin alle eer ee BSS 3S PROX | treyed factory of the Aw an} brought by Mrs. Botkin because a h will baat the dispos: ‘ ind tour of Northwest Sty wong as . rr ve . these value : lowe of tho fair next year k state today in an 2 severs a yo ap i Ae = r* y mages H 5.26 laabelia fox eusey BEE be iantalled a perroanent | fort to make sure of electors fron The appeal was denied or Our Modern Credit Plan $30.00 Isabella. Fox sings cape t of the produc’ ined re him Panne lng ' ound that the destruc oO! $ 4.00 Sable Opossum $2.48 of the state, valued | Yote* for goths tenga ' snee by menns for which no $ 4.00 are lege. Taft pleaded for the election : the novel adjuncts to the) of i hcp ore oy lite I tickets that the defendant did not have « the-most dignified, economical, altogett mennne $ 8.00 Sable Coney $3.98 pe@ Quarters will be a ya os . ey a v 4 scan Pa 8 dat $00,- | fair trial tory credit plan In existence—was designed with $10.00 Isabella ( $4.98 fin tower to which | Kressmen to the nattonal congress | —— $i Isabella Oponaum $6.20 & view to enabling any man, no matter how limited be Built from the as The republican candidate made mer The observatory will/ his first stop at Canastota, and Yee one of the best views | *poke to a large crowd th He amet close proximity to the | went from there to Rome, and th Seefei gaa be xained in Seattle. to l J I Cc WOMA AY known of her presence was whe Hallowe'en Card Party. t ‘ i 1s | ane suddenly loomed up under the ts Mra rlee Pat will " P bow of the Patterson allowe'en bridge party & "REFUSED A MEDAL “*: $20.00 Isabella Opossum ..$9.98 And hundreds of others too numer ous to mention SAVE ON GROCERIES fomatoen ..ijbescibas Te c his income, to dreas well at all times, without feel w nigh the expense. , the home of James §. Dr. J. A. Ghent will speak of Seattle's best-dressed cit they Today ¢ sands tens are number ed among our customers open accounts with us every season for the new clothes © Lenox Soa: two for ck | 450 Japan Tea they need—pay a little down and a little at a time SAT. SPECIALS FOR MEN se els 5c Se Light Madras 29 MUederweeh .-<..:::: Owe , at her h Boylston « » reversed and little ‘i e damage re ted to either boat Tea. ——— Mra Pierre PP Perry entertained sd nena the rail of the schooner being |-pharsday with @ bridge-ten for’ grand opening tonight, and tt fe ex. Siebtly Injured. The Patterson Grace Denny. The hostess was as pected that the large hall will be #tood by til! morning and towed the 4 by Mra. Arthur Wilson Denny Reward Deed crowded schooner to Port Townsend. The|and Mra, Charics Burnaide for the garments they solect Why not try ft in the buying of that Winter Suit tr We have a very large stock for you to choose from and Overce A new maple floor has deen Patterson will arrive fn Seattle for Chenoweth - Spalding - t m es ue nd snappy, the pri > 40¢ Mocha and J of Bravery. Inid at an expense of $2,000, The| Tors today, She ts one of a fleet| Wednesday evening at & s clock at u'll find the styles new and snappy, the pr 81.75 Fleece Lined Giles criss = hall is equipped with 25,000 in-| 0 four boats which have been sur a hon oo th ang 3 parenta right, and the qualities dependable Union Suite 98c 20c Vanilla candese ectric Hah veying the Alaskan coast }24th av, Mie Clare Mota Spa R q AL fon mr ae electric Hahts and hun- | Y°F + ee bh cmt | was inarried to Mr Leon Butler 4 Call tomorrow—store open Ul! 10 p. m. $3.00 Bull's Eye and Cham Wxtract ....--seees — gener dreds of colored lanterns Ad | Chenoweth. David Blythe of id pion Dress 1 69 i8e White medal as. Britian | Mesto to the dance ts free, but by AUSTRALIAN PAPERS | Calvary Pr hurch offi-} Hats Si . Lard uy ot Cape Beal card only. Wagner's full orchestra ciated. The bride wore @ dainty _— 1¢ Men's Cambric 26e Breakfast to a letter ro- t he you! on fing into the Wil) a reed Stat accounts of the arrival and re-|home after Nov. loo at ies8 Sines ‘for miles through | : bos vy 5 ates geodetic sur-| ception of the officers and men. In | av often in water hoe eamer Patterson in command addition to this the Times takes se Beattiger Watson. reach 8 tole vty map W. C. Hodgkins collided | casion to mention. the various and ty home wedding took place fend for help to} ~'),, (ue twomastad sealing achoom-| vaat resources of Western Aus af ts stranded |" Ttnea early yesterday morn tralia and ventures the prediction ame, hall tag in the straits of Juan De Fuca. that before long the land hunting rigging, and were be schooner was showing no inflex into Western Canada will wave, | Ushi and the first that was! be turned im their direction 10, at 1926 Ninth }has been secured to furnish the white empire gown trimmed with chiefs Bi ts’ Exchange, yester OM wiEN ler bouquet of white carnations The! e % ry is the wife of ide was given away by her mother Svester_ Costs woes ‘at Point BIG BOATS COLLIDE eee Mra, Spalding. The house was pret ern u n ght, Dec. | Perth, Western Austratia, a copy of |‘? the bridal party and the immedi ryote ain Se oA ESS the special fleet edition of The | *# filly and near friends, follow 200 Ladies’ es oe ic aa act} CS Gunéep. Tinen, anntaind aborate | UK the ceremony. After a wedding oe white feet .... Company, scoxrorarep 209 Union Street, 1332.24 Second Avenue. “Seattle's Reliable Credit SPECIAL SPECIAL PUR eds pth $2.00 Japanese Out- Work Waiste, “Sow 30¢ | "ES 99¢ CHEAP SHOES Job lot of Ladies’ Oxfords, values to $4.00. We give you the chotee of any for ..... 4 5C Ladies’ Dress Shoes, glace kid. blucher front, inilitary heel; $1.00 Men's Rubbers, 5 91.50 Children’s Hard in eek eee The Rev. J, W. Fleteh- performed the ceremony. A WE MUST MOVE, But We Have No Location Notice has been served on us to vacate by January Ist, 1909. That is the time our lease expires. We are in a pretty pickle. The only thing to be done is to sell the $30,000 STOCK Of our fine line of Fall Goods, latest styles, and get rid of it as fast as we can. Everything in the store must be sold, and it will be placed on our counters at Gl AWAY PRICES. If it is bargains you are looking for, and you want a dollar to farther than at any other place in the city, take advantage of our misfortune and buy these goods CHEAPER THAN YOU, VER WILL AGAIN. LOOK AT THESE PRICES— COMFORTERS—Large, warin Comforters in choice colors and pretty patterns; regular $1.25. Special at ..........096 TABLE DAMASK Fine qual- ity, heavy cream Table Dam- ask; regular value ce. Seeanont eae TOWELS—Heary cotton face owes; fegular 1c ......... 5c DRESS GOODS—A Job lot of fail weight worsted Suitings. ings, plaids and stripes, in grays, browns, red and ‘owe THE HUBBELL CO. ‘rie e g sf | t i ahs ; j i zie 4 EE & E F FE & MEN’S FURNISHING GO O FleseeLined Single Shirts, 76c. Sale price Fleeee-Lined Underwear, Sic. Sale price Heavy Cotton Ribbed Underwear, T5c. Sale price Heavy Cotton Ribbed Underwear, 60c. Sale price Heavy Cotton Ribbed Underwear, 66c. Sale price Pure Wool Socks, 260, sale price . Men's Cotton Socks, 12%. Sale price Pure Wool Natural Underwear ). Sale price . Pure All Wool, all colors, Underwear, $2.00. Sale price .......++- MEN’S SHOES ’ Long Rubber Boots, $6.00. Gale price Men's Knee Rubber Boots, $3.50. Sale price .. All Men's Shoes, Ali Styles, at Half Price. DS. $3.45 $2.45 , MEN'S OVERCOATS Men's Heavy Plafd Overcoats, $14.00. Sale price ies $5.75 bone i ae Lanse : - — = Men's Kersey Overcoats, $15.00, Sale price + $6.50 re antes oe = a +" Men's Heavy Cheviot and Covert Cloth Overcoats, $17 Sale price .§8.25 er u an’ ershirts, $1.76. ale price ~ ” ot and Velour Overcor 20.00 ale pric English Nee Mole Skin Shirts, $1.25. Sale price Masa's Binck THibes and V a Overeuats, GOs me om 9.00 Heavy Wool Sweaters, $2.50. Sale price aed on @ per 590 feet of tim Doint to the « countries by show eoneumption DANCE HALL a TONIGHT Children Pure Wool Sweaters, $1.00. & Boys’ Heavy Plannelette Night Shirts, $1.0 Men's Suspenders, 26¢, Sale pric President Suapenders, 50c, Bale price Boston Garters, 250. Sale price Men's Cambric Mpndkerchiefs, 100 Sale price Men's Corduroy Shirts Sale price Men's Negligee Shirts, $1 Sale price Men's Negligee Shirts, $1.50. Sale price price : Bale price ......6+ CRAVENETTE WATERPROOF Fancy Cra tom, $18.00. Sale price : 88.50 Black Thibet Cray : jotte, $20.00. Sule price 810.00 A oe Se Heavy Cravenette Raincoat, Priestly make, $18.00. Sale price ......99.00 Si er Ya Fancy Worsted Pan}ey $2.76 p Fancy Worsted Pantp, $3.00, Sale price Fancy Worsted Pants $3.50. Salo price Fancy Worsted Pi Faney Worsted P Fancy Worsted Pan Dress Pants, $6.00 Fancy Worsted Pa ~ ea the Mon's Negligee Shirts, $2.00. Sale price } PANTS A tt a pavilion Men's Heavy Working Shirts, 60c. Sale price Working Pants, $1.76. Sale price pr tad Union wt. has per Men's Four in Hand Ties, all silk, 50¢. Sale price Workin. Panta: He a ae eee miso, Sa MM css Hoan i" were Pats Oh a SaveYour Stomach DAYS SPECIALS: HATS Men's Biack Soft Hats, ol! shapes, $2.00. Sale pri Men's Black and Brown Hats, $2.75. Sale pri Men's Black Hats, all st $2.50. Sale pri s Good Hats Sale price Don’t Ruin It With Drugs Working BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING All Wool Scotch Tweed $11.00. Sale pr All Wool ch Cheviot Suits, $12.00. Sale 1 Tweed © PICO veceveees eoene a Seotch Tweed Selwol $3.00. Sale pri Black Cheviot Schoo! Suita, $3.50. Sale pri Fancy Worsted its, $4 Fancy Plaid $5.00. Scotch Tweee 4 x01 Butte ted Suite Black Thibet School Suita, $6.00. $22.60. Sale p Boys’ Overcoats, $5.00. Sale price ., All-Wool 8-lb. Blankets, 8 feet square; formerly $8.00, will go at. . e Pure . $4.98 : Special Big line of White Vests, all sizes and styles, at less than Half Price. Special TACO : CROWN CLOTHING CO., 1121 First Av. Sx. a Spattie-~ Lais-ons “Tel: 12 Fiyer ETACOMA Route tty nd Trip, bOc. BOUND THips DaAiLy SEATTLE ‘