The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1908, Page 8

HAKE-UPS AT FORT Gay Life at Ft. Hamilton I to Receive Series of Sensations, (By United Press.) NEW YORK, Nov, 6.—Army clr che hore with excitement todny fol! Lea ees COMO DL ine tt OF tam Wir Gebel, Ceiss emy mll ftary baed af Fort Maite te te Be moved ty Port Haacock at Sandy Book. KK iy stated today that thts te but the firet of a series of shake: wpe that will follow am the result of the expowure of the any life at the fort in the teatimony in the Hater Annis came, and which wit! result In Fert Mam!itom betag rated @P & wecondary po Tt is known he of the commanding officers tempiated from Liew. Hen u Ladiow down. One of the officers &t the fort is autherity for the state that a shake-up is com ment that the war department con templates taking from the fort all fits social life and leaving it stripped of everything but a few regiments aod the darest requirements for the work of the fort. T war department has issued an official explanation that the changes are mere routine proc ure, inasmuch as Colonel Harris commander of the chain of forts fn Brooklyn, wanted the Fort Ham fiten band and did not want to move over to Fort Hamilton. ‘The officers at Fort Hamilton be Neve that the war department de sires to strip Fort Hamilton of its chief incentive to galety, the band, | Which Is known as one of the best tm the army GO ON JAMAICA GINGER JAGS (By United Press.) LOS ANGEL Cal, Nov The officials of Sawtelle, where the soldiers’ home Is situa 6 ing today to # whereby the sale of Jamaica ginger to the old soldiors may be Stopped. The complaint of the of ficiais of the home ts that the set @lers purchase enough Jamaica gio ger for 20 cents to set them on a Jamaica ginger jag for 20 days NEW REPORT SHOWS INCREASED IMPORTS ‘The monthly report of the harbor | MASQUE BALL HOW DO YOU LIKE THE NEW SHEATH STOCKING? | “Now, why,” said a customs fn | specter, as he dug blithely around in the trunk of an Amertean woman of fashion returning from Europe, |“why do you suppose this woman is jiugeing home these ripped stock | | stockin's! The dea! ; hosiery, they are, and the y latest from Paris. | Some have the split tn front, some in the side. The open space Is two inches wide at the top, graduated | to @ quarter of an inch at the foot Tt ts laced with a half-inch wide black ribbon, The ribbon is finish ed by @ large flat bow at the top. =| The stockings are pl ally am | broidered, on the front when the split te at the aide, on the aide when | the aplit is in front. | In warm weather plain human! | leg will be viatble through the lac ings. For cold weather wear there are fleshcolored facings of silk to | be worn under the slash | It is reported that one New York | dealer has ered from Parts 20, 000 pair of the sheath | stockings. AT ZENITH A grand mane given at Wilse Zenith, on the evening master, which was completed yes terday afterneon, ows that the} ¥alue of Oriental imports during the last month Is $1,862,319, of which! about half ts for goc Into the intertor. Th rates which | fect is re: sible ft large exte as shipments were fushed to get through before the Rew schedules took effect. The other feature of the repert tx large amount of anned sal which has been received, valu $606,979. Tot and coast. | wine imports has been a falling passenger trade, due Of the season WILL TOUR WASHINGTON. 26. There the Sound to the lateness oft tr Mra. Jackson Sithaugh, national | organizer for the W. C. T. U., will make a two months’ tour of Wash-| ingtoo, starting soon after the hol-| idays. Many of her addresses will} be made before high schools and | colleges. | NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Word of the safe arrival at Montevideo of the flotilia of United Stated light ships and tenders, now on the way to the waters of the Pacific, was received here by the United States Mghtship board at Staten island. We Have a Fow arriving on the return trip lhalf way between this city and Ta- jin the old University tract. The street committee yesterday decided to allow a test of the new paving aterlal on Fourth ay. between Union and University sts, It is! claimed that when crecsoted the woolen blocks t wear uneven, jas does ordinary wooden-block sur- L hestra will provid music steamer Venus hi hartered and will leave ( pler at 7:29 o'clock In the event nb will be om and Zenith ie about a m There fanctng all night oma EXPERIMENT IN PAVING. Creosoted weeden blocks probably be used to pave the streets facing ~~ Amusements. Moore Theatre—"Pald in Full.” The Grand—“Just Out of Col/ lege.” | Seattle Theatre—“The Holy| City.” | Third Avenue—"Queen of the| Highbinders.” Lois Theatre—“The Love Route.” Orpheum——Vandevilie. Pantages— Vaudeville. Star— Vaudeville. car loads of Clothing. 4 Men's Furnish on © svrrs Pick One at Half-Price H. COHL, Tailor 508 Third Av TAILOR. UNCALLED MA LOOK! RUBBER GLOVES 19¢ ; 20¢ Ne at the Store Saturday at 3 py. m, The Raven Drug Co. 1412-16 Becond Ave Shafer Bidg Watch Prices. Main 2646, Phone, R. B. Cal it’s Hard to BELIEVE SUCH GOOD News as THESE Fr. ot wreck mountains, now on sale at ier Clothing Store 1104 Firet Aw: AY AND SATURDAY sPRcrALs Dime Register Savings Bank— Regular $1.00. eras 13¢ Senkattary Bath Towele— gah 11c 19¢ A BIG SOAP SAVING Onat rted Boca i, reg tor Brillerose Nail Potish— fo cake Lenox te onke Playing Carde— woop TO BURN AT ALL CAN AFFORD Oure All Day Saturday Powder Vutt— 15¢ Wateb the Clock and Be On Time 4 Doors Above the Times. Opp. Bon Marche. The Raven Talk, ley, Mgr. Ind. 4972. man body— nee {that he wil ‘on tae bay Peron feur to run him over # cliff in an fined in an septum, Atre J. @. Wat | astomodile Lictnw, wits of am usted mabe | Mra, Watkide sald today that her jlumbereaun, ts tevuy ef aboegit e ae 3 apeeteont here yoworday by her keotivand, Mra Wathinn i out of intl em §ah cry beatl, amd dectarcn that alle witl mdb dyer tome startling tewtimony at kor pretiminary hearing temerrow Watkins caared the arreat ef ty wite after a long tertan ef desnatte troublen between the two ile cerersem tone i esmene ae cee oe MERCHANTS NOT ALIVE TO OPPORTUNITIES linen to Certear te ree har of her whore of tu proemts of be Linber nie «Pim od phegte bnave been Hyicg apart ter sen time. The attormeye bor beth otiew Inet ahwost arranged & settonmnt of the (remake whos Mra Wasticiet Aled Ironmated rhghis om (he regidenee evar the protenty of her husband Bar ar rent sastlenres re So States W. A. Mears of the Transportation Bureau. “The mercantile interests of Be attle must awaken to their sd-| vantage or the country tributary te this city will be lost to compet | ing ottte: A Fall Style Shoe We’re Proud to Recommend Price $4 Made by one of America’s foremost manu- facturers. Made right—and worthy of your confi- dence Real dressy and a godd shoe for any occasion. Comes in button or lace; welt or turn sole; leathers are patent, tan, calf and glazed kid. A Shoe to Please Most Men Price Comes in Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Box Calf and Gun Metal Calf; single or double soles. Sensible, comfortable shape; blucher or button. Makes friends among men who care. Qur Children’s Department A busy place and a comfortable place. Grow- ing feet properly fitted. transportation bureau of the Cham wer ef Commoree teday after bie return from Portland, where for merly he wie seoretery of the traneportation bureau. “Tt am more thoroughly inbwed with the idea after having visetted Portiand again, where I went | vote. Although I was secretary as well as ours. -TURRELL’S ,. ss... BURKE BLOCK Strengthen Your Your Stomach Why suffer the — of Dyspepsia and Indigestion when you can obtain instant relict withe it druge or ting? You don’t have to wait in dowbt for treatment will convince you. And the demonstration costs nothti ARNOLD'S VIBRATORY STIMULATION Ie an lutely new, sclentific discovery, founded on the untvereal principle ibration. So successful is it in instantly relieving the most acute forms of Dyspepela and Indigestion that leading physicians are prescribing it for thelr patients | The moment you apply ARNOLD VIBRATORY STIMULATION the ciroulation of the blood is stimulated in the impaired digestive or wane, This soothing, revitalizing influence at onee (nvigorates the nerve centers that control the flow of the gastric juices, It strengthens the | action of the liver, kidneys and bowels. And digestion starts imme | resulte—a fifteea- minute Garey: jon the stomach resumes ite work healthfully and n: ally food ts digested easily—vim and vigor come back—Appetite returns. ARNOLD'S VIBRATORY STIMULATION ts the only natural pothet of assisting mature to secure @ Complete restoration of your igestion You can apply ARNOLD VIGRATORY STIMULATION YOUR SELF at home. It is an inexpensive and unfailing way to upbulld the entire system and ward off rous ailments If you are subject to any of the var aches or pains of the hu You Ought to Try It for it will not cost you one penny until we have shown that we can enefit you. You may buy our vibrator on easy terms—#o confident are we of results. 2 SBPEN EVENINGS — Nete — Demonstration is free UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK You are absolutely under no obit = gation to buy Call and try it yourself—-or phone Main 1961, and we will deliver one to you on trial. Free booklet on application. lArnold Vibrator Co. 39-40 Arcade Annex ake the First Ave. Elevator arrout to spite werk, and that her) The above statement was made | her.” by W. A. Mears, manager of the| 10 Nona looking her home field, whieh wit mately she must come back to.” HUSBAND BEATS HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW | Breaking In the door, beating bis | mothemin-law and then drageine her down the atepe in the allegation of & complaint filed against Clyde | De Long thi erm by hin fatheriniaw, BT. reat ding new at Creomwoed av, and Porty uwcond “ Jones alleges that De Long came to his resldenes between eight and pipe o@ the morning of Nov. 4, and aehod te wee his wife. Mra. Jonen, | bie mother-in-law, anew | “Wait a moment, and I'll call} With her words she bolted patella t Perfection Laundry Company, ont THIRD AV, COR, sre COLLARS le, 2c, 3c to ovrrs, SHIRTS, 160. Loggers’ Supply Co. | 816-817 Colman Dook. Try our Hereules Stamping Powder and Ideal Logsing Toole on clearing land. We guarantee them to 40 the work. For Boom Chains we have the largest Sssortment in the city. Get our prices on the best make. Let us figure with you on Wire Rope, Green Skid Ol, Log sing = Bogines and Equipment WE HAVE QUAL. ITY AND PRICE, 2619 to 2623 First Av. Bet. Vine and Cedar Streete GREAT FALL SALE OF WARM UNDERWE What So Powerful as Low Price When Coupled With Good and Seasonable Merchandise—Read On Good Shoe Values for Saturday Men’s Warm Underwear Thies season we Fall and Winter Underw fore. All numbers mention old and well-tried ones, h ing new friegds every season— Men's Extra Pine Jaeger Fleeo the fleece that won't gather r selling more Men's than ever be in this ad are ding old and gain 4 Underwear, in lumps or wear off; celebrated for its wearing quall. thes; j sizes 32 to 46 per cent r, vest and drawers cut, extra geod value Our price to match, Wool Fall Weight Und all covered seame and neatly finish 506 regular they come In natural, tan, also derby rib; sizes 32 to 46. Our pric ‘ .. $1.00 Men atural Australian Wool Veste and Drawers to match; sizes 32 to 46; 90 per cent pure wool; superior quality; this gar ment we strongly recommend for its weartng and non shrinkable qualities. Our price Men's Heavy Ribbed Silver Gray Union Suits glove fitting; sizes 4, 6, 6, 7 and 8. Our price Men's Combination Suits, sea made from a fine twisted pita style—steam shrunk; this garment is strongly recommended qualities Two Great Specials in Ladies’ Belts Saturday for ite wearing One lot of Ladies’ Belts in silk and elastic very latest styles in buckles and webbing belts in this lot worth up to 50¢, Special Saturday 200 One lot of Ladies’ Elastic Belts, buckles the very latest styles; belts in this lot worth up to 8%, Special Saturday 19e Bo ’ Waists for School Wear ys ¢ Pants, made for strong, hard wear, They come in fancy wool mixtur also in plain blue and black; sizes from 4 to 16. Priced at ‘BOC. The and She Boys’ Fine Worsted Knickerbocker Pants sizes § to 16, Priced at $1.00 Boys’ Strong Wearing School Shirts, assort ed sizes and colorings. Priced at Se and Foe Boys’ Flannelette Warm Fall Blouse Waist sizes 6 to 14; they come in blues, gra and red mixtures; superior quality, Our price aie Branch Store 2401 -2403 Jackson The Bee Hive RELIABLE DRY GOODS STORE Jones alleges De Long calf, with Pat Boys’ and Misses’ Warm Under- to mateh, The Shafer Shoe Store. ARCADE ANNEX Important Sale of Men’s Shoes The Shafer Shoe Store has been “hidir light under a bushel”’—not nearly enough men knew of its fine stocks and its splendid sery p ity plus savings have been called into play to remedy the defect. Tomorrow we offer— Men’s $3. 50 Shoes for $2.65 Made of Patent Colt or Kid or Gur Metal Calf—All sizes, many ligh heavy soles—regular $2.50 Shoes for Men’s $4.00 Shoes for $2.85 Patent Leather, Gun Metal Calf and Vici Kid Shoes for Mea, Smart Styles, new toe shapes, solid leather throughout—fine ep ample of modern shoe making—all sizes and widths, sold here regularly at $3.50 and $4.00, GOP cecsccsees vearscsvocccccscescccescnsscsevevess Boys’ $2.00 Shoes for $1.55 Sturdy Shoes of Kid or Calfskin, all $1. 55 The Shafer Sic Store regularly at $2.00 a pair, for Saturday... Arcade Annex—First Avenue, near University Street. aizes, solid $2.85 of the Portland bureau for many] the door, jompliation of the vast array of fi gee = years I did not realise what an im-|then broke down the door, caught | ures 4 comparatively imple matter |SLEEVES THA i portant factor {n Portiand’s com-| his wife by the arm, beat her and mercial life the transportation | then dragged her down the stairs. Fire Threatens Residence Many of ¢ > te bureau plays. | tight sleeven that fasten f course tho value of (Wat Adding Machine to Rescue. which smouldere@ jn the |‘, of the arm te Pay bureau if enhance® by its years) tne completeness and exactness | bawement of the home of Pidgo|"%'* ™ kino carry of experience in handilng all rate}of The Star's election returns were| Thomas Burke, 1004 eston ~~ and Pons afternoon oma ota : Charged With an Attempt charges that on October 23 she| matters, An instance of their|due in no email measure to the! threatened to dewtroy the structure!" tried shoot him, and the] vaiue is found in Portland’a com-| kindness of George K. Andrews, lo- | shortly before 7 o'« net alee to Murder Her Aged * | ¢,;; efit’ the cartridge to etblode | mercial contrel of the Grays Harbor| cal manager of the Burroughs Add-|4 Yolophone call was nen eht,| a in marae Husband. was all that ‘od bie lifes country, The rates and distance | Mf }.. aie eompany, woe me lheadquarters and the blexe ‘ 7 oo the sun seen Watkin says that his wife tried|are tho same to Beattie and Port: | $04" tng neouracy of the Bure {soon extingulshed, ‘Tha on Aten ae nine to make away with him on several| land, but the bureau has secured | poughe adding machines made the nominal aie sland, A ti Pa (By United Press.) occasions, ¢ suye that she was|better service and time, which | ay On Main seas EUREKA, Cal, Nov, @—Charg: | {tent on getting his millions, and | gets the business. In her atten: | as 7 one time tried to bribe his chauf-| ton to Alana, Beattlo is over} | lar oY {, Women’s Warm Un Hosiery Men's Marine Bloch Stock t Our » . ot fitting; # wear line of L and pleated back; made S008 they come in neat fist! er Box Shoes; oak | Ladies’ Heavy Ribbed Union tan soles good neck; th come in white valuo for $3.00 are good The values; Satui Our special price | Ladies’ Natural Wool Mixed Ui $2.50 glove fitting; worth $1.75; Men's Heavy Tan 0+ s ops psc 4 Blucher Sh: rig: | Ladies’ Fine Silk and, Wool Umags zag stitch war this garment comes in white ranted not to rij quality is extra fine and ¥ nailed and sewe al Saturday, only . ol F soles; great value en's Heavy Ribbed Pleeest for $3.5 to match; full regular eG fal price ’ warm; worth $5c; special, only, “ Lm” Vv Boys’ Kangaroo 1 Lot of White Silk and Wool a Shoes,zigzag stitch Pants to mateh; values & warranted not to Saturday, on! rip. Our special | Women's Stainless Black Cashanere price, only .@1 doub el and toe; extra gol Boys’ High Cut Sb special, only 00 made of Rino calf. | Women's Ouvsise Fast Black imme pe best wearing Hose, double heel and toe} “ ther known value; Saturday's price ..+ in ble soles. Our ’ Latest in Ladies’ Fall Waist wath cially Priced I Black Sateen Walxts, wa Tal price : » uterial; spectal tt lot of Ladies’ vici, velour and Pat. colt | Ladies’ Black Lawn Wall eg shoes; all our regular $3.60 and $4.00 y of lawn; i for Saturday, only $2.98 ee a “ La M mW aists, ‘made from # “= Boys’ Extra Heavy Fleeced Union Suits, al wa A ac sizes; very special value daturaas . Fons ve atest styles with pl only 7 re bac fabric is celeb Mi Jersey Ribt ve ing es and If necessary 88 ersey Ribt ed Ur h a oft 4 ya natural fleece; n tr I € awn; special, om some ark as hig " Li adies’ Collars and Rt kk between, alee They come in Vest, Pants and also drawe: e styles seld 1 at the Boo Hive + ice line of. 60 Our price, he Boys’ and Misses’ Fine Jersey Ribbed Au Lad aney silk, lace and other tralian Wool Underwear; steam shrunk here ul the very ratest ste this garment is strongly recommended for d for 0¢ aro its wearing and non-shrinkable qualities teeeee the sizes are 16 to 34; priced from 26¢ to | La cy double Ruchh