The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1908, Page 6

FUNERAL SAREETORS FOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL, 5 OR ON, Pre We can take care of you BVEN WH DUTT RR WORTH oa Bmbalt a) | COAL Is SHORT IN. TH Tey SepD Moore Theatre. Bok puowd we RBATTUR COAL & FUBL Co. Both phones 5 & Hamiiton, Johnson Coal, all kinds delivered (9 All par SPECIAL NOTICES. eh lille — | . —~~ All kinds of wood and ary forest wood 1 w load Main 1416, Tod 143, } at | fe a Qu t aii Theb CURE FOR Tarnow . A ~ : | Ba tise FOR SALE—NORSES | ning ave NW etme ge pi > G | — Tee Seow Hoarding and Sale Btablee eNTRAL, pe | Gowns wmbia ste neat Central 7 me ?—— nae ste Sore : S its tte Branched, tuber weathor stripping | en doors, Mandal. t am Carpent FOR SALE—MISCELLANGOUS. } “OUR ; / santetanietn . C oat Dairy, Ballard be ete “9 | Rain Coats we f Evening C yeh as masa | Sor ce “iting re vening Capes Lost AND ) FOUND. : ve wilt fi y recur . atch sward. | Keepeake Grant ahaa know HELP “WANTED— MALE. Robes 6 Saleamen wanted to sett tand por . im ‘going to bulla € miles of Rand ; f : several men Mee hs ve ages FR aed will new Viman's Saleeme: ae tin Ribbons sit “4 O Bea stating every kind ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ~tady | Smith & Melly (Chan Wealey mith, se ee el” Lat Underwear cae “ARCHITECTS. Millinery Fork 20 Rent Knitwear Gloves Corsets with basement ning school Rowerk rep 1 Yeater root car furnished fight, heat. tetera all com THe Canatey — oF com. % 8196 Man es se " 2-tt| Mead office, Toronto, Cans Fs ches in Canada. ele) — ov housckesping; Haht aking business Interest ee SEATTLE BRANCH. FOR SALE—FURNITURE OV. Holt, Moar BICYCLES. ¥ CITY REAL. Fae Se neeateN “Furniture t-room bouse. eet Seat ate, tacoma 868 Ph iu ry Fann). Sptaning’e for biercte repairs, | —t FOR RENT—ROOMS. “PRRGKSE Fooma Tor he ¥ fe home, light, bath Gioraace 20h? Putcn ay For shares 1 tryst od or Co, at Le} Cedar and spruce 10 | Johnsen opp Mt front room, furniehed, with use) a “os 7 ot aneh modern, gaa, bath 29% Bast.) : 5 = = “z x ci Arends Midge ait a held at sain he nemeceeee fit sovenes ~ Sr Sa. apart: | Fine room for rent Compare ov “with other stores nh | tor Hair Goode ment welttag We manefacture sige | —_ (By United Prees.) nt 7 : cu on . ee ; ‘ See Sager ——| am Pramcie: | Meopsia. tmprovemente Sieh WATERBUR mn., Nov, 2— rats ene Sects walang aietance * Seattle | Puene ‘owner, Queen Anas | Representative » I. Lilley, who Harryt } » exposed the sub-marine boat scan- ent onl oes lvieg Fo Lat—Adelee 006, Pern eon i> Fires. at | close In, only dai in congress last winter and who | tee. pice room nt housekow’ | acetone Gg |now is the republican candidate for | MUTTON CREDIT CO jg PF ; ‘ ange © batwreen foo an Presi ane 20rd and. Union ey Oot ee te To RIUER, BRACE | vestigate lent campaign, with Roosevelt's e nen: see ti re One Finest le a juent. The first letter was written | att on othe | gue Us yinet L EP o3°8 S* 6S |by Lilley to the president, asking | be 610-6146 Marion af mmevelt to allow him to quote “a WISCELLANEOUS — —— It's approval of his speech in FOR wal cient nh ns se a on use on April 11, as expressed ~- mn RENT " . |plance Sturtevant, Owner, 201 Bae. |by the president to Lilley’s friends Genco ts oommener; 6 loca bows ore tt | In reply the president said he did Phone Ma ” —| Monday 9 ver the speech referred to | ley we AT and suggested that Mr. Lilley send ADDITIC him a copy of it. Lilley sent the ayo es enone . an U8 opy and told the president that a ont fromt; $40 Op: terme, 61 per mente | DOR pamphiet containing it was being rs t prepared for circulation among fi f “s bad tory workers. » said he would an ord, tet rea i te the we arr People's Bavings Dank Bide » OLE HANSON. wh, z don —_——_--—- In answer the president said . rs epee, ag. im facoma totererban FOR #ALE Republican Candidate for Repre-|“! hav @ and heartily approve * ~ Serer oa AB nd FR gy tative from the Forty-third Die-| neeaca truths. 1 wish you success 4 Hank Hide ‘ HOME " and § | trict. | . and j 1 "bee | } f fine “Ia . Ole Hanson, republican candi 7 Seece woe puleenes : jdate for the lower house of the | ®o®use ae ee - ey Pioneer dquar K : llogisiature from the Forty tnira| mloqgoted the president oll fr ponies His district comprises ‘ a 5 t xe /all of the Second ward and the| ae | Teer an to Pact . 5 t| third, fifth, sixth and seventh pre-| lt ‘ iy ' ‘ 4i5\cinets of the First ward | usta fell Fivie-Ach® THAGTR P oh ‘ J”"| Mr, Hanson is an advocate of| = BERK. OH t Ups an eight-hour law for underground 1 il st m and the passage of a law : s : ~ protecting bank depositors, He P J ba . 8 ’ sh, $1 wee ‘ “-\ will also urge a la wroviding BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘. OCULISTS AND AURISTS i $1 oeremon Mr. Hanson drove from Racine _ — - & ee & Wis, to Seattle and now lives rs : abr, . kK vt one a0 x where he pitched his tent on the os hag day of his arrival in this clty, At y r > . th. ase r L Uncalied for Tailor-made HM the republican primaries he recely } Arena A Suits at half price. Also full Med 1,741 votes of the 1,751 votes tr rk dress suite for rent rant | Endre dollars OPTICIANS. THE CHICAGO MISFIT , ‘aoa ¢ Mr meee PARLORS, | ee a | ool pe fleor ass, | CITY REAL BOTATE 1400 Firet Av. HUNTLEY PROMISES tr ’ - ~— nadia ied ; TT SEVERAL REFORMS . “4 ‘ | OSTEOPATHY , | 3 ut | co. HUNTED MAN | ~- a Pah Poy ‘ ‘ ‘teaad ase’ ok H. F. Huntley, democratic ecan-| Hi ‘ ii 47 Peoples ont ut ELUDES ALL didate from the 42nd legislative dis fo ” PATENT ATTORNEYS fine be 1 buidtng trict had made a thorough cam fs "i h y at paign under the slogan, “I am a ) sad ~hiigina a, Fee a . wising the time; | (By United Press.) crank only on one subjett, and that FRANK A, RUST, ¥ ° 2 an W rs a , ; % ‘’ EVERETT Leo Bexmer, | is, let the people rule.” | One of the strongest arguments bey © i " Bt ation ote. | th ng! ho kidnaped! » Mr. Huntley is running.on a plat. |“ x by Frank A. Rust, democrat tis ; so Bs ik, Writs for book | large, at saern, | Gre 1. G. Bnglin “t!form which promises an effort to | {" D8 campaign for reprogentative Pal A Te BRPRNT. Mutual I ne ON | Wednesday secure a state bank guasanty law a (Sth Giatriot ts the Pe ra ox mh Ly : te v0 Uke that on the books of Oklahorea. ” # Opponent on the repbiioan ¥ grit PHYSICIANS. reen Lak ation yveral day 3 cket George VW r f 3 PHYSIC oi loloye o's ake |He also promises to try to change | Ueket poo he Jeffries. Jottries rc “ n oe Tr gg ay PO “eT ETT hoodWin on y night, adcond ibe law regarding asseagmenf for | Val One 0 nay ery re - = 70 oF . 3 ashing > > TCT 1 pay > ing a report reqived by the shat-|the relief and protection of proper. “Sieature who in alec $e RHOTOGRAPHERS’ SUPPLIES. : ithe ort Whistling Rufus, %s|ty ovMers, in cases stmilam to the tele. sighed pledges to vote for - ~ | "Anderson Buppiy Go, 111 Cherry ot Hozmer ig known, throat to kill | Meadow Place boulevard Harold Preston for United Stats \ “ - via ip luntea id un senator € € a1) re to : PERSONAL SHOR GEACERE al blunts nviiiing host!“ belive it an injustics @hat peo- | #°™ Jottries’ signature to thi # se ~ ; |if, an attemp » made to notify fy Z eement had been printed in fac Waite eee, ain t@ deputios during tho outlaw'g ple should be forced to pay an en. | KT . ‘ " a ri a om iz [stay, Bogmor lett the lake at arg forced assbssment within 60 days fo i nt gcl B aiyprpe -; i * Ja loarly hour, Hoe ts Av@ling the|as under the present law,” is Mr. | Jeffries broke his word and went | : un and tral | Huntley's declaration over to the Ankeny camp S a , trul 2 | Mr. Rys@1s one of the foremost a ccsenaee 5 38 wlanice $18 Dog month, ¥ yee | ecialiste End Campaign. } ends N labor unfon men of the city as well me es mf rs, som ie mo ht ag ‘ > CHICAGO, No A parade in ‘aut pel, -F ea of as a inent democrat. It wa ie. Bank Bide Main 1619 Pe RS Diack 146 is > pioew. | WHich women carried red flags and sind pe teal? in the reteset ** | mainly through his efforts th the pf - F : bannerg was @ feature of the clos. | 0M obiu Stevens Was arrest.| Labor Temple as it stands today ba Aim old man; onty $80 down, 910 p ne ¢ n of the socialist party! oq tn Beat th wr may yn ny “One homer ithe fhe | het ght. QT ho bannere wore | tty 1%,Aeattle tree years ago on | Was realized, He expects to, ren ret STORAGE, Sorenge; 360 jaying h f tows, tur: | decorated with Sens asserting that Returning to. Seattle tant Wi bell away ahead of his tloket on. the Taha Ronin Aveta 9 aT OES #1 por Month, | the woclaliat arty promised Woman | day from British Columblar wines | Bellet that f \republicans will wore ag LMS is 4 ovina & ie Come ai |#uftrags, Aftor tho parade Hugage| hoe has lived for several oars he | fot & madame his solemn er was amaln plodac ESTATE. can be worked “on = tor = Bb per mou, THE STAR--MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1908 The Stone-Fisher Com- pany has been appointed e courts to distribute the. stock of the William Walker Co. (bankrupt), in and for the best interests of the creditors. The merchandise will be sold at the Walker store, 820 Second av., as quickly as possible. The sale will begin Wednesday morning next, at 9 o’clock. The Stone-Fisher Co., Distributors for the William Walker Co., Inc., 802 Second Av., Near Spring St. ander gies took ran wy me Clobe each, 10 pe inquire for ENDORSEMENT GIVEN LILLEY |Republican Candidate for Governor Well-Wished by Roosevelt. | thus helping Servia. The enforced That this movement is contem Colo ry go | plated by Russia ix positively a be P. Stewart ed by the parliamentary lea army five |the douma, but it ix not ver the age iit | nish it LADIES’ EXTRA FINE BLACK STOCKING HEAVY | lar tbe value, tom regular # CHAIRMAN WRIGHT'S PREDICTION, (By United Press.) TACOMA, Nov, 2 tate I tle Chatrmi: Wright today ma@ follow atement on th Geo, the election tomorro he rewult 4 rything in to 1 at there ts ! t 3 We wolng + land dla, spe bor ed ® dozen ‘ning morning from the east stating the reports sent ene this day by the Associated Pre w simply doctored ty pn Taft election for their effect {10 reality they at ree | a resent the truth. | think Bryar carry all the doubtful a In th state I believe t bf 6 25 por eat 4 States, home’ vote and tt will € witean, ,] po ‘nay at will carry thé state and ven rut ahead of n4¢2788 oft bi ang DRINKS POISON ee MEAL IS ie | Ballard Wenn Suicides t ast ‘nie Seg | After a Tiff With hats he tat | Husband. rp ot a he could dying | — 4 drank the wt, | Stung to the quick by her } band’s eriticiom of the he bh prepared for ‘a Mary M. Timm, of 2832 t ‘ st., Ba this m eg sprans 6 and 8 years, from the ta drained the cx - tents of a bottle of carbolie ac Speaks on Temoorangs, and an hour Jater was Pode nde, Seater of one f the Mallard shing mi re had just returned home, and w er ted having his morning me He a ; . the quarrel with his wife was vesting ie ba no mean erious, and they had tree and ‘ana had many tiffs of a similar nature “ t of. Mrs. Timms bought the acid last aon night, at the same time she bought U. MEETS 19 some other medicine That she YWOTgE might have contemplated self-de me of Pi structior her husband's opinion e, this as had never had poison around ck sharp. Bach the house before t When he remonstrated ag: i Tacoma before IL of 40 oo. 4 Beatle train and brought te ly was hurried tot where from (By United Press.) ningle ST. PETERSBURG, v. 3 Al-| though the officials of the foreign | » office decline to discuss the matter, is It is intimated in diplomatic circles today that Russia will withdraw * STEWART RETIREMENT from participation in the "pr BEFORE CONGR Balkan conference and w efuse pee rs to recognize Austria-Hungary's an nexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, (Sy, United Press.) WASHINGTON, Nov, retii powerful ff fficer’s ald whe aim that they — members of the diplomatic corps « the government the today Asylum Building Burns. ROME, N. ¥., Nov. % Building B, of the state c asylum for feeble-minded women. was burned yesterday. All the sick and helpless were safely removed. will cost $100,000 to replace the burned structure amd $25,000 to fur- session next that in the exposure of apetmml feud as ‘otenalfied Miles-Corbin animontty eee CUTS THROAT =o vow WITH A RAZOR Ludwig Fenske, % Despon¢ here Friday night after of paralysis, Mr. his baliot for 18 ttiness, Leo Seederly, an artist, at- tempted to end his life by cutting his throat with a*razor in the wait- tions. He was one a settlers of Wisconsin. will be taken to Be burial, Last year he harvest fields. nt because of continued 700-702 PIKE ST. ES “THE HOUSE FOR BARGAINS” SOME TUESDAY SPE See These New Arrivals IN THE Domestic Dep’t CALICOS—Rig new lot byes KAGE ASSORTED HAIRPINS. on sale tomorrow, all colors, all 5 Me patterns; regular 74&c c TALCUM CRETONNE A large variety in POWDER... all the wanted colors and 1 designs; regular 12%. 8c be AC OUTINGS—A splendid assortment PACKeS of Outing Plannels, thick and warm, all colors; 8 regular 12} Cc FIELD'S CURTAINS—Single Curtains for THREAD, bay windows, white Nott. lace, 100-YARD extra wide, 3 yards long; regular $1.45; each 83c COMFORT CALICOES — Specially made for covering comforts, ail new designs 5 regular l0c; tomorrow c FEATHER PILLOW! filled with chemical! feathers; regular $2.00; on sale at cleaned $1.27 Things Men Want SHIRTS—Heavy, warm Blue Fla nel hir all sizes WOOL UNDERWEAR—Men’s heavy Wool Ribbed Un Hose Gray and black “9 ARLE omsed a IN Alls Pamniae - 20 CH Cotone, FLEECED UNDERWEAR- BACH, 10¢ lined tic Ribbed | YD. TIES ik F tn-He i 1 COLLARS—Rubber ( qualit 1 STRING Tie Mid t nnoane in blue binek, aed with fine trimme and fancy ‘at $20.00 ean Plume nlumet Baking Powder SPECIAL 7sC