The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1908, Page 7

Beit STAR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1908. a ure ahend of hin tleket, and had Cushmat ell behind Ongrove | | WI = by vara aft od no ll iy : cettaneeeesrinag ~ SATURDAY MORNING | STATE = | Under One Root—Everything to | FREDERICK & NELSON, dne, Apparel for Women, Mish the Home Corhplete, Btore Closes Dal at 65% and Children + oO Imported. African Ostrich Plumes: Exceptional Values In the Millinery Section generous repre- sentation is now being given Imported Afri- : /Other Railway Men _ of! some timo Saturday morning, but i £44 S44 S4SR TAG 44 40 48H (By United Press.) | no definite time was specified ) t oy Geran ra S eenenal ;| Prominence Are in These fm uy ‘ies “uaiane bog ary Barnes, of the nationa ° , committee of the soctaliat *] the Party. Hill, are: Louls W. Mil, presl party, today estimated that ® P y dent of the Great Northern; How | the total soclallat ote * ard Elitot, president of the North would not exceed 626,000. "The | Jas, J. FU, the raitway magnate,/orn Pactfic; Darius Miller, traffic vote of Piinols, according to #! “84 hie party, composed of many| manager for the Hill roads; B. T. to Barnes will barely react | Other Gatinguished ratlroad men, | Nichols, wecretary of the Great! , 17,000 compared wit 00 in w|i and bis party went over the! ern Marko, president of the |f iti 3 th oe * ar af Republican | 13.0 compared with 4400 in # xen San ‘Tout from* Bpokane | Spokes ix wt Beattie; A HL conditions of purchase, the prices are re- Safe Vote. van hy forthern officials have recetved president of the Spokane, on markably !ow: *| notice at he would reach here] & Seattle . ‘ — eee es HEM EN YE MH! =e caiiiahled 13-inch Plumes, $3.75 20-inch Plumes, $10.00 15-inch Plumes, $5.00 22-inch Plumes, $13.50 17-inch Plumes, $7.50 24-inch Plumes, $18.50 19-inch Plumes, $8.75 Willow Plumes, $10 and $15 These Plumes have the long, fine fila- ments, technically known as flues, and wide fiber. All are feathers of male birds, and have heavy French curled heads. In addition to black and white, ==" perry FoR SAYS re Ss METHONS| " b ve GARBAGE Chairman Terhune Sure! © Tie comeaiiny ces ‘ Se | away from the aching i jcampaign, spending no money for| ppe for zs wo cre 5 The New Regime Is Here jany bi ry and legitimate || edleaton het ; | purposes. © Was opporition to| Bt ce eit to Remain. Jour polley but we atuck to it stead: | t | taetly, believing that honest, up | eee “The new methods in politics fol-| right campaigning Is more effective |i hatantially | Atthough recelving @ majority of |!oWed by the county committee tn | than other methods which have |i Mtate ticket | $548 in the votes cast, the proposed | campaign have been fully vin followed in the past | jal majort- | issue of garbage bonds lost by|Meated and I am satisfied with| ‘he remarkable success in the 1,018 votes, which would have given |‘ result,” said R, 8. Terhune,| county i# our vindication and) candidates |the required three-fifthe poll jehalrman of the republican county | means that the new regime ts here amethyst, brown, taupe, mulberry, soa meant |, Thor, wore 20748 wong ongt tn [ommitig ee canard blue, gray and others of the oe scsi was 218 PICKPOCKET STEA LS season’s popular colors, are noted. Ses: Skamania, | oe ast mare votes emuinst tees SAILOR’S wa TCH Things to Observe in Selecting a Plume llbypeets for the bond issue. Every other ty ticket wa county ticket was The length of the feather = otal of city ward gave a small majority as | | = dyed. fhe mie team the im favor of the bonds. More than| Victim Suspects the Man_| since the salt water maine on Shit The length of. the f on we . of ever: » Yotes cas hole ay, have been abandoned for | technically called the f | » elected, | tee out of every five votes cast} a . | towe quill to quill Feaisiatur eaet. | tes Filth ward were for thal Who Sat Next to |fire protection the mills have de In the willow Plume, which the qullie to We fet cgeiuet each Cee: ee eat about | bonds. Hien in Car | pended on the chemical wagon at! © Plume whose flues have other RS al aront| ‘The complete vote by wards is . | the Ballard fire station. The lum: | , aiiinines. Gk PE te gE oo én tehowe: |ber company, after bullding the with the flues of another feather length, Plumes made longer by pin si Ward For, Against. | ar Special Service.) , | tank, wilt install a large pump with see that the splicing is knotted j splicing are worth about half. INTY—Taft secured | First 627 |,, BALLARD, Nov. 5.--Joseph C.| which the tank will be kept filled instead of giued Select a Plume with «lossy . Second Reed, the cook on the schooner) with salt water from the bay. It Observe the fullness of the | flues. ‘The dull woolly - looking eT Tatt t Third arte, which Is loading at Stimson's | is expected that this will decrease | Flume The single Piumes have flues Indicate a feather from the rats elect Fourth wharf, reported to the police this! the insurance rates, and the other come to be known as “raw os fomate bird, and de not wear o pruter sisak aden, [Stem morning that he was robbed of mills are watching the experiment | trigh,” even though finished and | welt vim - vot tanamntate (Stree his wateh and fob either on the with interest. If It is successful! pt a i UNTY—Taft 2.684. Seventh .. 2.199 | Fremont Ballard car or the Bal-| other mills will undoubtedly fn-| ee Te aa a. owe 68. Dee lard bar. The watch & gold-| stall stmilar ones } ;| Milled one with an Elgin move Arrested fon Fighting. +, ment and the fob was in the shape Pat Birkhols and BE. W. Smith of a horse: » set with blue had a little altercation on Dallard 3,000 Yards of Fancy Silks: Special 58¢ a Yard b = tases ond one quarts specimens. | av. last night, with the result that A f és S11 | win Bim part of the way’ to Det | clas nett biched ep by Pe! most satis actory purchase from four prominent silk importers and manu- : Siar and okt the car at Pre. |ahting Doth were releaand on facturers is the occasion for this special price. The lots, comprising some 8,000 yards, tate | 9g BOTS ows G71 | che Ballard bar, but says that no Judge Gordon for trial "iM include the following: 88, | Tisat OF jone was close enough to him to - | | et the wateh there. He first miss Combined v ed it when going to bed on the heAlmost com ‘Taft 2074, Bry | SSS ee eee —— sss #19) Rhee hao oc Oe ge ete Choice Fancy Swiss Taffeta Herring- | Satin Messaline with +-inch wide ; PRIZE FIGHT © [5 alabendee le meee“ bone and Oil-Finished Taffeta Silks. | two-tone stripes — brown and black, a _ Page 5 Protection | @ Ladies’ Ald of the Zion aw} i = oust oe he's ir es || Tartan and Fancy Plaid Silks with | Copenhagen and black, cardinal and Bee ON TONIGHT tak, to, be sed for fire prot: \evening The pabtie ie eontay ff S@tin Ribbon crossbar effects. | black. - 2.702 of 17th av. N. W. The trestle work} siti | ° : ete as “ara al TST See arte _Cream-groand Swiss Taffeta, ee ie see mao n> 18 Se eeveting the tank is being dons. | morrow at 2 p.m || with fine stripes, overshot with with chalk lines—navy, brown, |] je given 120/Barry ts a favorit < 3 Bees at Piven so M AN LOST F OR secguaing the fll ich small Dresden patterns. green and Copenhagen. ounety = reety- senate, Tea oo i iemreke of Behe tae thes | Small checks with broken over- Hairline stripes embellished a Sn THREE YEARS [fai "othe Washington Be plaid novelty effects in an ex- | 4 YARD | with medium-sized rosebud pat- | neers association. at adteon par r meeting at Don- | trained longer and/ nd will soon star uh ° 4 * gael tines Mince | yg (RY Unit Prone) ‘a crest ence tomer cellent range of choice colorings. terns, light blue and pink grounds. biican bere thie season, with the posaible| Mepublican | ixception of Papke and Ketchel. _| Efforts to find his fath Nile, who disappeared from the . coats and linings. family home in Chicago, Ills, near-| , here laa Nile left bis home carly os Ladies’ Home ug| ADDRESS morning. He bade bis wife and son|,, TDS? “all eyes are toward Seat. Pree out of _ -——— goodbye, intending, he said, to pass | 2°" '% attested by the number ot Journal Embroidery ‘aad Bryan , ed P inquiries which daily reach the com | y Un the remainder of the day at his of-| ; Lessons Every : fens 3B MARY QUERIES All dependable quality Silks, and especially suitable for waists, gowns, petti- @ectes| CINCINMATE "Ohia hov. 5 F_| flee on North State st. Since that! Dereta! organisations of the cy Patt Morning care | President-elect Taft made a6 4-\time his family has never heard)? Chamber of Commerce this| for November te J dress today before the Women's) | morntag has inquiries from an orna- Slected | Sieaionary society at Trinity Meth-| °°" == By ae ae atone plant, a label manufac. |odist Episcopal church. Hie ad- |tory. & metal specialty company and Taft 1.925. dress was in commendation of the | company manufacturing auto \ elected | work being done by the women in | | matie vending machines, all of ony pereen * gl neemaonet ———— rae 4 | missions. The president-elect sal whom are located at present in the lall the speed her engines are able BIG HATS BECOMING. | » Ramsey, England, perRaBIS fi Mra. Taft will leave tomorrow for east. PROSPERIT WAVES to mal rom “*| Hot Springs, Va. where he witt | BY TRAIN —~---—-—----~- Y ~erwwe Pest of flies, and the government ** x! The big hat suits far more faces distributed fl ay oe- jFemain some time. y Do sah to inhabitants, Dern ie % than a small bat. Many a pretty ho BIG BOAT ARRIVES (By United Prose. vot be seen ia a maak BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 5.—Vart}® MARYLAND DOUBTFUL. Largest railway seettins in the and @ justice! (By United Presa.) s of New|® peat are few who do not world is being constructed at Leip- Fifty dove| ON THE FR FRONT WINNIPEG, Man., Nov, 5.—A re AFTER DANGEROUS RUN angered “Soleo & revival|® BALTIMORE, Md. Noy, 5. # find the big hat becoming. nig. _ Par 6h sive| port received here says that seven of business conditions, following the | * Unofficial returns from every * iy LaCONRAE ERD memeiomnen hore Is a! men were killed today when a election of Taft. One of the most|# county indicate that Bryan * ft. British steamer camer Gvows aga 4*| Grand Trunk train ran down a p The Biue Funnel tiner chemist features was an order in-|* will carry the state by 200 * Landry Company, peat cs cy in Tacoma to load this morn’ ty of men 200 miles east of here. | arrived in port this morning after | structing the employes of the vel © ce and Garis eae for Taft # 1091 THIRD AV, COR. SPRING, Ties sns Wiss Glin Genta @ hard and dangerous passage. “At)eral Shoe company of Lowell, to St Se ere Vee bs FR seenggh ar nord | FARGO, N. D, Nov. 5. — Thelthe boat doing all that she sbould|a long idleness. TERE EERE EEE Overconts and Cravencttes c, ac, n Franctsco! returns today covfirm the election from Seattle this morning. She will) o¢ Burke (dem.) for governor, al take orders there for her winter | though by a majority much 1099) morning. “She had rough woather,| LACROSSE, Wis, Nov. 5.—A re | cruise. than that of two years ago. There| fogs, rain and head seas all the|quetion to $126 per day in the! According to our CROWN CLOTHING ©o, ct 8 }is no possibility of Johnson (rep.)| way across i 4 the lished rule, deposits made on er € 01 wed this - * | way jo | wages of section hands, an¢ ne | » mer Governor arti | being able to overtake him After reaching the straits, the| discontinuance of all improvement || the first five days of any | have been under ordinary etreum: | First A stances,” said Captain Kay this| The Opposite currs, de) SHIRTS, 100, wy a isco or-elec "1 ° e 6 y morning in San Francisco. Governor-elect Burke is the only] weather increased in ferocity, am rk here, wore ordered today by |} month draw interest from the | | democrat chosen, The race for the] for a day and a half land two miles|the management of the Chicago Steamer Nevadan reports her ar! secgtorial nomination by the re! be dintinguished, ce t Paul railroad rival at Salina Cruz, where she culshed,| Milwaukee & 5 ‘aul for the repubti a8 first day of that same month, distant could publican legisiature is close, but| while a heavy ran | HY was rolling the |]| Hence, deposits made on or will transfer her cargo to railways) the returns favor M. N. Johnson,| ship on her beam ends’ | |) before Thursday, Nov. 5th, | | for transportation across the isth hough Marshall asserts that vie] After passing the straits ene MINNESOTA MAKES | ii bear interest from Nov mus. | tory is bis weather moderated, though th it ; Steamer Bertha aetived ete" PLANS PROGRESS FOR| mses the captain ot toodon toes PORT IN FAST Tn wn | at Valdes from Seattle, anc , ; We Pay 4% Interest hifted to Ketchikan this mornit aire a INDUSTRIAL SHOW (RESORTS MUST GO. on Savings Steamer Jefferson proceeded BY DECEMBER j trom. Ketehikan to Skagway this! pisos ore progressing rapidly for | — the industrial exposition, which ts | aoe | |to be held in the old postoffice| , > e | hiet of Po! ver CHASES SOLICITOR FOR|‘ng’vinine soy, "SR, CMe Pe rng wart exposition promises to furnish the | 94 | tified. the proprisiors of (re- N UMBRELLA fore display over presented at AMY) v4 order of Mayor Miller relattve | stealer exhibit tn this city. A 8p! 1, the removal of the resorts on jelal decorator of national repute | recomber 1 would be strictly en Charging him with the theft of « |tion ty to have charge of the bulld-| fred” bor “yome ‘time the. pro sinable umbrella, & Warrant was|ing of the booths and the decornt ed fam th arrest of H A ing of the exhibit rooms. Many or thi ving at the in-| fine vaudeville features have been mn under the im of Seattle ander ‘Spectacles $1 .00 | Se dear tee ae Wal » Nght prietors have be press that t was to be conside of Laura Hasley ; . arrang of a joke. Chief the | And up. Mi an pls ase and Way, on Pioneer Square, Veymer came » Hasloy ros i ‘ uliding. order must be obeyed lyou. Schuchard Optical Co " peg Dyed ren fo When Work gs boon. begun oh now |Seeuns Enjoy all the pleasure such a trip affords. The Compart- Autopiano Chub me né ca ‘be ‘oft Leare igek, ‘or im | One Dying te} John C. Hatfield, an Englishman, | = itanaiaiadiiial aac: ment-Observation Car, Standard Sleeping Cars, Day ile ono, fecre ge cushielia vahuail tomes Tae te cae heavy and nee completed a tole igraphic code | E Coaches and Dining Cars in dafly service on nd chased after Hasley the old dock en boing u t . ot eee . j A NC 3 and : ee $180.40 OW Your eral blocks a he umbrella |ly, was too mall ont rt bly te ach meaning ‘a geniten: | G/A\S' R The Oriental Limited < 4 from under his coat accommodate the pa . 7 | u ng to the suburb and to the plea Fastest long run reco i | . 7 idea of offering yo 4 fee use of our ctrcs ving aasoeted parks acrose the bay. The new | Fastest os es - peared by sath GAS WATER H EATER | were et i the “a e offering you the greatest Special price ‘ : station will be larger and better) (ongiand,) 118.6 miles at 84 miles Laid degree of travel comfort, Leaves . wie stor a few days |} Car gainst the Young upped and will be rushed tO) 0 hour Wes IN YOUR KITCHEN MEANS Seattle 9:30 p. m. daily. Try it on g F i wth fees e | 2 waren | Convenience, Comfort and Economy. your next trip to Spokane, Minne 4 ; | PAY LITTLE cu ° : Ad apolts, St. Paul, Chicago and East, & is & credit on “¢ «" returned, |f Or big for wi 1 buy here erereee av ase » spend ney ox ° e c Chee esesesesennsceseete advahtan Seattle Lighting Company, cae Ane a Cas et My ) Wash ALBE ™ + a sRUD Plano “0 . ibe ig ae federal Paint & Watt Paper Co. HH. COWL, T Phenns P.-1. Bidg., Fourth and Union Gir Desvenger Ageets ‘aha { i 1914 Fleet Ave. Arcade Annex 508 Thied A 2 sesersonbeewens shee: - ~~ a ee a penne A SLT SSN ATE ae Siess,