The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1908, Page 5

| ATENED UPRISING neues Mains Ran Dry, ‘ Lights Went Out a the People Found HT gut That the Public j Serv ice Corporations Had Them by the Throat able Case of do Springs. GARDNER. SPRINGS, Colo ced rain was all the public officiels at aprings from being mob DO nd the mix yrporation he story is able of tts rado Springs “a aroused but although pearing about water f for a number actually saw ee wee drying up. and fruit orchards enveloped tn a tag ng while they ‘reason to believe that the through thetr pipes houses was laden with matter and other impurt were A menace to health these conditions were ied by new ater, thelr p ap a gal irre feats all, Their electric ian to gO out. Sometimes Bbe long periods in the there was no current Brery night certain qity were In total re cut out and d to light them joing xo. The mee was Te wre situation Springs householder taxed for a water te & Water system including an of reservoirs up on this ? the answer: A private y, the Hydro, seated of the mountain ‘water to run 8 powe orders gay counci! to use less and | | missed, grand jury investigations nullified, claims for ¢ roharges remitted and the company allowed to go on as before. | Then came the climax, The city ran dry. A committee representing the Chamber of Commerce, real ew tate board and ether civic organi sations found that the trouble was caused chiefly by the loosely drawn franchise granted to the water cou pany it was also found that a land com pany, in which Clarence G Hamlin, republican candidate for United States senate was interested secured important rights in the wa ters upon which Colorado Springs depends for tts supply. The elty at torney had permitted a suit, involv ing the matter, to go by default and the period for appeal had passed Now there is an independent movement on in Colorado Springs and there is talk of doing with the efty counell and substitut had | | away | ing a charter form of government, | similar to the plan in operation in | Des Moines, ta GIRL SENT INTO «my SALT LAKE Rather then deny faith Engl tr submitted Utah an article Nov, 4 of her Detprine t a little to exile tre and fared doctrine plied beltever tn po he United Staten for deporta of ply nao the tty te senting amigration officer cue te BABY GIRL FOUND | ON DOORSTEP | | When Mra T. © Nob Mill av. opened th. last night shertly before 7 she almost stepped upon of a day-old baby «ir oI been left upon the doorstep tle tot was wrapped in white Manne! and was crying weekly Mra. Short took the the house and notified Patrolman ¢ I poe th token | baby to the hem of Mre € of 2715 Fourth av. NX be cared for until adopted JAPAN PLEASED AT TAFT’S ELECTION tmmtires tlow Short, of front rene inte © police took the B. Revd, infant ( United Press.) TOKIO, Nov. 4—Al Japan ts de lighted today at the outcome of the presidential election in the United States and the local papers in wart ous cities Imued extras announcing *|the vietory of Judge Taft e atiomey for that it secured bis iLelection. <A city The Japanese are particularly pleased at the @hdorsement of the administration of President Roose vet, whom they look on as a good friend President-clvct ‘Taft ts well re- membered and much admired in Japan, many references to his visit to this country last year being pub- ished today ‘The fact that the democratic party on the Pacific coast made an isaue of Japanese exciusion also makes the remit a source of gratification, as the people consider it a rebuke by their Amertean friends Maplestees Are Burned. OAKLAND, Cal. Nov. 4.—ite of lunknown origin, destroyed « hulld- ing of the Trejan Powder works, 14 miles east of the etty, yesterday, |consuming a tom of safety cxple |aives and sertousiy injuring Ray Heott, one of the 20 workmen whe abt safety in flight. A Chinese as silghtiy burned Offer Made to Roosevelt. LONDON, Noy. 4—The stfice, i, was lourned today § preasrves in Afr replied that he wished reated only as @ private citixen and that be did not desire special privi Big Sale of Gas & Electric PORTABLES|2\ Orr ices Range From $2.00 to $30.00 = $3.00 Rogers’ Knives and Forks $2.29 ——~ Set of Rogers’ Solid Nicke | Silver Knives and Forks, \ in the Windsor pattern; fully warranted; they never tarnish; worth $3.00 set ; »,% Door Bell, 296 Bell has old copper Mickel plated — h« and clear rin » special ing Hooks, 13¢ Doz. eke Plated cont and hat 13¢ 65¢ sized Keen Kutter 8%; forged trom high rueible atee) and ful ted; worth $1 65c ¥ Roller Skates, $2.49 - inslow see! wt ey eTIAE Poller skates. fine exercise for the chil ots $2.29 y) Lenox Soap, 8 Bars 25¢ The well-known just fits the 8 bare for | Lenox soap Thursday 25c 15e Rat Trap, 8¢ | O. K. Rat Trap made with best | spring steel spring on cateh 8c 25c Soot Destroyer, 15¢ Improved Soot thoroughly cleans the chimney; quick, clean ficient; regular 25 spectal hand wire a sure worth apectal Destroyer, | stove and and ef 15¢ 90c Stone Jar, @B¢ Extra heavy ¢-gallon Stone Jar with cover; the Red Wing atc ware—the best made regular 90¢; special $7.50 Electric Portable Lamp $4.98 04 Brass Electric Portable Lamp, with chaia-pull et; has fancy hand decorated mushroo shade §ix feet of best cord; regular $7.50; $4 e AVENUE AND UNION STREE EXILE FOR FAITH Wash An! permanentiy | b3c | | Whea Leo Ditrichstein wrote his |play, “The Ambit he little dreamed that the important of the would ever be taken by live daughter of a real States senator Hut #0 i iw. boards for many months, is t have « run opening November 9, and the part of the senator's daughter role senator's daughter the real live United After being off the COWBOY'S NEW TRICK (By United Press.) EL PASO, Tex. Nov. 4.—Jesse | Ake, a boy, is being hunted on }a merder charge As & Santa Fe work train, loaded with Mexicans was passing, Ake lassoed Ramon | Aragon, whom he dragged from | the trai. Aragon was killed in the fall as the train was ruening }20 miles an hour \CHANGE IN CATHOLIC | MANAGEMENT where ft watt) | By Ueites Breen) | BALTIMORE, Nov. 4—The jebange in the business procedure of the Catholic church of this coun | try, by which It passes from t jur | indiction of the Propaganda Fid: d ita bishops are placed on the same j baste as those of other important countries, gows into effect today im the future every Catholic arch | bishop tn the United States will ap point & personal representative tn |Rome and all business to be trans acted directly with the Vatican wil! | pase through hie hands. The great \advantage of the new condition of things will be that the business of jthe church in American will be hastened, TANA MAKES FAST HUN Captain Jack Green and his little steamer Tana made a new tecord for the river run between White | Mores and Fatrbanks thie fall, mak tm the trip in t2% days through the earty ice Jack is the Captain Green, of Fairhaven. Mach Captinl for the Const. WINNIPEG, Nov. 4—H C Dring, assistant passenger PK of London, England jetty en route to the Pacit where he wlll jogk over the | to recommend hee of Beotch and Kn © found mer investments of Old Country capital on the Paeifle coast are excellent, and in aniimited qukntities you “Let the Gold Dust Twins You have or at least a E STAR—.WEDNESDA BED OF ITS RIGHTS SENATOR'S DAUGHTER PLAYS SENATOR'S DAUGHTER ROLE FOLA LAFOLLETTE, taken by Pola LaF« Hette, daughter of Unite of Wisconsin Miss LaPFollette never cared much for society. She believed she could make good on the stage Allright, go ahead,” said her father, That was three years ago. She made her debat jer the management of Ditrichatein, her father betog governor at that tine, and she has been with Ditriehstein ever since DOWAGER EMPRESS CELEBRATES The wae made foativities Ament bea tt Le dat birthday harber, a to f the emp warstips im the ‘ Yu Lane proposed the af the empress towagrr, a: fom of on all I be named “Hyak nook signifies epeed Princess Chartotte in Beattie about first of the year and 1 be put in comentonten on the Victoria run for the expost ton rush Prohibition @ Live Question. #T. JOUN. N grand division Me recetved miler and : Tweedie that the quention of proht New Hrunawick will be Wanted, Wanted, Wanted. We have 9 cash buyers tor preper o08 to $28. 008 NATIONAL BORD ® COMPANY, 1909-10 Amerionn Hank Mullding do your work’”’ Y, NOVEMBER 4, 1908. ELKS PLANNING TRIP, (By United P * ARKRDEN, Wash, Vv, dowd | of Grays Harbor and Puget sound | are now planning to charter a fine PAassonger steamor to make an ax cursion to Low Angeles during the meeting Chere next July of the grand lodge of the order, It in proposed | that the steamer shall vinit make short stays at Ban Fre Monterey, Santa Barbara (« Islands), Banta Monica, Ban Pedro, | Han Diego and other torent wiong the const THREATENED LYNCHING points of in | | (By United Press.) YREKA, Cal, Nov, 4.—After exciting night ride to escape crowdcp? Portuguese laborers, w are vent on lynching bim, f Hazel, convicted of the murder of Joseph Silva, a Portuguese farmer today reached the jail here, from| which he escaped last Monday Hazel wandered through the! jeountry and was forced by hunger | to ask for food at the home of J. L.| | Crenshaw last nigat c nehaw ometh to eat id then ff at Yreka | Hagel's rtaguese iabore was formed} an | gave him | notified the # | The news |reached the fF and a lynching party AMUSEMENTS Moore Patd in Putt * the M drawing every Soattle Grand At the Grand “Just Out of Col lew do's funny fares, ts plnytng to good houses, and is 4 Hahting thone satiafied with | the Ade brand of « While not stand. of some of the ® other p a, it, neverthe is proving pleasing many George medy people Lois. admirable stock company the I appearing to advantage | this wook The Love Route,” a drama of modern American life, in| which both Mer May are doing work The at} | “The Holy City.” The Moly City on bibiteal scenes 4 drama founded | and tocidenta, is} * card at the oe play has visit *, but is proving as of & muccens this year as on asion of | theatre. T od Reattle bete much the oe¢ its former visit The Third Avenue Atsthe Thir enuf th mon. Next} tas standard taker & Co chard. free Cycling Moshers, the Ital Baio of Bingors, the Four Orans "ve end fr and Mildred Pantages. sp the bill “40 Kountry Kids,” present jcal comedy, en- | Queen,” are the} ‘Trection at Pantages this week. Mit includes Hanion @ Clifford, tte marvels, and five other big | T laced Jacts Herman's Astonishing Feats. Cart Herman, the clectrical Mhus~| trater at the @tar theatre this week, | js astonishing large audiences with | his apparent cures and current ma- | nipulations, The Luken Performing | | Hearse are an extraordinary novelty, | jand the six other acts are up to} | standard in every reapect | | Miss Malemey Not to Wed. | cMTeaao, New Atapatcn to! on pabliahed Maloney are withe adds there w | Semuel Clarke conpecting t foundation. Me 1 be ne marriage with | n OF any one else | robably in your own experience seen, of “the woman who always was tired.” If such a woman knew of Gold Dust she could relieve herself of the back- and heart-breaking methods of household cares. Gold Dust makes spotless floors, milk-white clothes, shining wood-work, clean inviting dishes, and brightens every nook and corner with which it comes in contact. Gold Dust cuts dirt, grease and stains like magic. It is the eatest cleansing agent that has ever been discovered, and any woman who has tried to keep house without it should “right about face” to-day, and ay became i fev. buy a package of Gold Dust at her grocer’s. Do net use Soap, Naphtha, Borax, Soda, Ammonia or Rerammee with Gold Dust. Gold Dust has all desirable qualities im a perfectly harmless and lasting c¢ Gold Dast Twine meed no outside help | Made ty THR NA. FARQRANK COMPANY, CAICAGO Makew of Vairy Snap (the oval cake) “Let the Gold Dust Twins do your.work.” —the EMPRESS machine ie more widely known and more generally used than any othor—it le notably the popular natioan! sewing machine. The EMPRESS isgtrictly a HIGH GRADE mach Ino—it hae no equal. WE @FAND MEHIND THE EMPRESS. this week’s sale of | Mission furniture is a notable one— | this is an ex tional week sion furniture piece made necessary to gain space for new arrivals the howing is large you'll find out-of-the regular value 815.00 nary mark-down the week we just mitinu an idea regular valee 821.00 % very neat and attractive writ ing desk, in Mt oak, finished 29 inches high | —« large writing surfs fine de and i h 6 pigeor | drawers rocker " derneat 1 prire at the reguiar price, $21.00 special for ger 812.00 | regular value 812.50 reguins value $13.50 comfortable artered o splendid pe lies in the long spin- back and graceful arm posta, 1 chal this male : priced for this =a our ape burban Deliv. ery service te & great help liv- at right prices have made it 20 ine long distance out SMATT’C.-- SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST.——TACOMA DOOMED Seigel & Co.’s $40,000 Stock COMMENCING THURSDAY, NOV. 4th, 9 A.M. The Atlas Sales and Brokerage Co. will offer every item of this vast stock at such prices that will never be equaled in this or any other city. Our contract demands that we sell this entire stock in 15 days, or forfeit our guarantee of $2,000, which we have de posited. Now, we don't intend to lose it, and owing to the magnitude of this stock we find it necessary to appraise same at a lower figure we have remarked the entire stock, regardiess of former cost or selling price. Below we quote a few prices that go into effect tomorrow. Remember, Stock Must Be Sold in 15 Days (Alten Early) 15¢ Blue and Red Handkerchiefs de Men's White Handkerchiefs je 10¢ 6c Men's Hemstitched Handker- chiefs 12'2¢ 00 Men's Deerskin Gloves . 49¢ 25 Men's Pigskin Gloves ave 50 Men's Horsehide Gloves * S9¢ 76e Men's Working Shirts Be $1.00 Men's Working Shirts. 4p¢ $1.25 Men's Black Sateen Shirts We Sateen CLOTHING $10.00 Men's Business Suits SHOES $3.00 Men's Calf Shoes $1.65 | 15c $3.00 Men's Vici Kid Shoes . é $1.65 | 29¢ Men's Handkerchiefs $4.00 Men's Calf and Vici Kid Shoes $1.95 $5.00 Men's and Vici Kid Shoes 82.45 $6.00 Men's Dress Shoes. $2.95 $5.00 Men's Logging Shoes $2.75 Men's Logging Shoes $3.15 Men's Logging Shoes 83. $12.50 St $15.00 Sults $18.00 Suits $20.00 Sutts $22.50 Suits $25.00 Men's Wool Cheviot 87.85 Worsted SS.55 Worsted 89.98 Worsted $11.39 Sutts $12.45 $30.00 Men's Imported Worsted Suite $14.85 $ 9.00 Men's Beaver Ove ate 95 Over: | $6.95 Men's Fancy Men's Fancy Rox Calf $1 Men's Fine Men's Select Men's Tallored wane $7.00 SWEATERS Te Men's Sweaters $15.00 Overcoats $3.00 Men's $18.00 Overcoats $4.00 Men's $20 S | $5.00 Men's Pon “4 $6.00 Men Coat $18.00 ( $2.00 Men's Fine Black Shirts T6c Men's Golf Shirts $1.00 Men's Golf Shirts $1.25 Men's Golf Shirts $1.60 Men's SHk Front Shirts We $1.35 Men's Percale Shirts. 69¢ $1.65 Men's Fancy Mohair Shirts Sie Pereale.98¢ 69¢ Te vse Un $10.00 coats and $12.00 Men's 39 $1.50 81. Sweaters Sweaters 00 Sweaters Sweaters $2.95 MEN’S UNDERWEAR Men's Blue Ribbed wear 85¢ Men's Brown Ribbe wear $1.25 Men's wear Men's and $80.00 $13. $9. ravenette Coats PANTS $2.00 Men's Pants $2.50 Men's Pants $3.00 Men's Pants $3.50 and $4.00 Men's Worsted Pants 81.95 $5.00 Men's Pine Worsted Pants 65¢ Under Be d Under tte Fancy Blue Under Be Underwea eae $2.45 | $1 00 ‘ » Unde $6.00 Men's Worsted Pants $1.00 Men's Merino Und “ane Vee PS | 51.26 Mon's Al-Wool $8.45 $2.00 Men's Faney $1.25 Dress Gloves $1.50 Dross Gloves $2.00 Dress Gloves $1.00 Men's Heavy derwear 30¢ 50c Men's Shield Tecks ..19¢ Men's Band Tecks ..19¢ and 760c Silk Four-in-Hands vse $1.25 $1.45 Ribbed 500 500 Underwear 58e¢ Underwear Te Underwear Re | $2.00 Men's Pedora Hate @1.25 Underwear | $3.00 Men’s Fedora, in biwek and ose aray 81.40 | gh hy 91.05| MEN'S FURNISHING | i. GOODS Pardes $5.60 Men's Hata, in oll style: | $4.00 10e Black Hose 245 we | $5.00 26 Wool Hose 124We | $7.00 }100 Handkerchiefs % ral ‘ | 16e Black and Tan Hose Te) 910.00 Loatter Snip 26e Fancy and Plain Colors. 19¢ 36e Heavy Wool Hose Boe Fumcy List Hose .. Pants 350 H0c Imported Men's Suspenders Men's Suspenders MEN’S OVERALLS 66c Men's Overalls B96 TSe Men's Overalls 58e $1.00 Men's Bib Overalls ..63¢ SUIT CASES Suit Cases Suit Cases Suit Cases Selid Leather Suit Ca 84.85. Canes RH.95. le | B12 Bartn Lised sutt Cases $1.50 Men's All-Wool HATS $1.50 Men's, in different styles. . | Re $1.76 Men's All-Wool $2.00 Men's All- Wool Mon's 1.45 95 15 > Boys’ Caps Von's and Heys and Tbe pe Caps. 16¢ Boys’ | Atlas Sales & Brokerage Co. 424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth