The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1908, Page 9

EE STAR—FRID ‘Y) OCT. 30, 1606. died... ER NOW AFLOAT, THE WASH: INGTON MONUMENT AND a DAINTY FABRIGS CORRECT | Sav" "h FOR AFTERNOONS AT HOME) sce | ARE PASSED s HWELFAST, Ireland, Oct. 90 An steamer that will rank among the wonders of the world ix under] construction at the yards of Har land & Wolff, in this city, The keol blocks of a sister whip will be laid down in Januasy. While nothing seoms to be impoasible with ship balidera, there are thany wola} METROPOnITA enough to prophesy that, so far as LIFE BLDG site {8 concerned, these steamers are the last word tn the building of merohant ships They are being bullt for the White Star line, which means that | to 4 large extent they are a product | of Amertean enterpriae The to Franchis Asked “by Local Corporation for 35 Years. ° _—_ A 1 bonds | | or nettle: | } Mies the Britteh flag and ts 1 fow days! | by Pnglishmen, but it Is ¢ trolled by American capitalists, The saue has | and with Spas been traced back of the Se | which has | proposed | new steamers are an answer to the } Cunard line, which put out last year |the mammoth Lusitania and Maure tania to stand for Bri suprenm: | acy on the seas. | Olympic ts to be the name of the record-breaker under way, and her | sister ahip will be called the Titan fe, Bach will be 1 ng and | broad. That they wi wide as a city stre plocks In tei The tonn ach will be 60,000, which vut the capacity of a mile ton cars to land they would cat works of which man | to boast The uument, whore Nal in The Star, | get only grant | the perdae colle ie company, but very beginning per | rates co in i: mi te i ¢* pars the world’s r wd for high construction, would make only a fair prop for one of} the new steamers leaning against tt | The big thing of the sea would over ¢ famous Metropolitan tower k by 200 feet ed of the new veusel wilt] 2 about 20 knots an hour, Thiw] jerably lea than the rf of the Mauretania and Lusita | but ts considered fast enough for all practical purp * They are far in advance of every thing, however, that has ¢ in the way of bix ‘Opposition is Natural. to the proposed bond the men back of the gar pan. f* natural. The i tae toada, providing fastaliation of a munictpal and destruction yetem. a “1 “Ob, dear, I simpty dont know 1 noticed today that in some is garbage ¢ what | want for afternoon w of the stores two or thre cost and as a part tabr oa Taxes. Moreover, it we vuld |Home,” sighed Marie, “I've ing off . ne rtunity for a franchise | #0 many froeks today that I mit you—it la the mode, pwould permit {te owners to/ at sea.” you kno fome wealth at the My dear.” Lactiie replied calm I really think I was more to ee ly, “I should think & ed in the dainty tub frocks |-pp ‘ - feot longer Favors Bonds simple to d tists, lawn and linen that}), tonnage of th councilmen favor | | ating, . came in yesterday, for the little | po Those record bron vw } been demon ~ bs bver a challie slip und Haltte CATHOLIC CHURCH iatitude enough rs the. most vols-|jhey are both dainty and prac ¢ nd NOT IN POLITICS a tonnag (2 United KILLS HIS. WIFE BRIDE FINDS HER tp : AND MOTHER | HUSBAND IN MORGUE Susie ) Atap night it t Cardinal Gib phatically that Bo matter what may be the ‘ the tote of the bond i we Voone! a prove! b was not 3 “ae 4 sTocn TON wt b= — . (By United Presa) kind that ever crossed the Atiaatic Members of that denom the | being out a short time, the jury in PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30. a Columbus’ Santa Maria, whieh are free to vote as they . ar|the case of Charles Baldesar.| tide of 60 days, Mra, W. N. Good-| was 66 feet long and had @ ton Toya % municipal owner) charged with killing his wife and! SY found her husband in the city woof 234. It may also he man net that the tonsace of ef. bet the Titanic or Olympic will be nore) than the total toanage of the Span. feh Armada, which was 59,120 the garbage disposal sys her mother in this city ser morgue here last night. Goodby : months ago, brought in « ver Gs 6 seentetpal gur-| of murder to t was a dentist aod married Jens ° RO recommendation The verdie:|™ Bussey two months ago aft carries the death penalty retarding trom Alaska. Tuesday| panewit WELL PATRONIEED. the doctor disappeared d tax levy, but if we) "499% FUNDS won CuUNeH. | searching i o~ Bs beay, was| by @ bond tase 1 The congrewat o | found im the morgue, death havt: af doing it that way. ™ van eh pe by rat! been caused from heart garatyeie to handle its own three bu! in| and destruction, . Of this new com seaive Plenty of oppor. 7 charges. {f the Paney Mente of Beery Kind Dry Picked Fowls « Spectalty PALACE MARKET mor Dolphin arrived yester t Ketobikan, en route for se age Cliy has gone into the joran k for repaire. Opportunity to want the munict it is proper this eater KNOSHER’ tlieve it y i thing.” he) 7 y Reed some} Cor. 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