The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1908, Page 5

STILL WITHOUT LIGHT, The new@Qenorator at the muniot Y, SANS U CH, al Hahting power station has been 2 Sounected up, but ft will be another S day or two before the eity can : ce jor eet the full additional 1,200 atta of power, ax the genera Hee tenaek be run to capactty until| it haw dried out, Portions of the auburbs were without street iights mustache that waa the pride of the munteipal family, The disturbance | 's Hirsute of Member’ fame by the histor! Rome pame fully provided for the adornment of one of the members in the person of Hon, James Conway, and. Whereas, The said Conway has Noro gained ddting = whti ae sien made hie : word with his a ate regation $ Mayor Miller fail the deadtine, and now Tl conway, the energetic Jas. J. Hill Says it Will Be sacrificed his adornment in the In Last Transcontinental terest of a higher patriotiam to the Line to Seattle. } 4 that his entire smile at the ‘i \ be con atatem and pour into Callfornta | feed an army THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVE ‘JAPAN COULD TAKE FRISCO (By United Proas.) BALTIMORE, Md, Nov, 11 Japan has been left poor Grea weached aud acute tage that Adornment tly the A ae ag resoiet’ a wes last night war, but you are practically why) Deplored adopted and ordered apread upon | | protected hers,” declared Dr, Mas é the council minutos, at an executive] NO MORE RAILWAYS |}! Nytkawa, the Japanone lawyer ——— aftercouncil seaston No represented pp he San Whereas, Nature has bointt AFTER MILWAUKEE) Francisco school controversy, tn a nt today by the | On Verge 6f VIMNNA, Noy, 1 | Holarade today say th Civil War, 1.—-Reports from | pat Sorvia in| 1908. jon the verge of eclvill war as the re jault.of the insixtent demands that the throne Thin would in the nature of a step toward | King Peter | favor of Prir | be bitte G ree in |the punishment of the present re ime for entiment betw and there ia imp mont | wituation what the ious errors tn the present crinis The army of Servia ts divided in » two faction jate danger of sorious developments in the th Japan could take San rvancisoo| WADE DISCHARGED We would have no need of provisions, there # fruit tn suffietent quantities to The struggie might but ft would be in San ant years poten © result of the election may ; - mt me CN pode 8 for atantly on exhibition, therefore, be] Mr. Jamon J. Hitt makes the pro-| 48 army that might sweep the ory of “Who's Who” It diction that the Milwaukee will be! ‘ ott cine witht his mustache Rosolved, That we do not charge} the last transcontinental raitway|,,,"Mind you, this iy only a treat? was visibly dis his very laudable ambition to a de-| putt to Seattle Fo on cca cameneiae War TOE seat Monday night, counetl, but that the effort be com:|iast evening at the banquet given Me mo OMey Ata Se we a pated of lilywhite skin mended and he be requested as soon/at the Washington by the trustecs |" ; ‘which showed as possible to resume his usuallof the Chamber of Commerce and ean Deastehes a tedhesine tppuiaauent Be Roh cnet toe fn| WIRELESS RECORD ; sees » | mata Phe. Mttephes @0t. Pou are| IS BROKEN AGAIN NIUM PLANTS 2225.28") Sie. glad they are here, At different! tn @ letter to ©. GC. Galbraith. of times, when people largely interest. |, =" TO MB. Yon Pe Bi) oe or Al's —- | the Coast; extend your road—tf you |gerantum plant. If you don't care|4o not, somebody who haa more on Five for the) to carry the entire plant yourself, |‘eTprive than you will take the siness and will keep It om their give cach one of the children « wh rafia, and you will not get a Set Many few slips. ahare of it But when that enter | Daring the winter the slips will/ prise is finished, I do not know, | | be carefully planted in boxes in the} north of the Platte river, where ad Spo waht not to frighten you wipe you out; you have your roots deep in the ground and] they will stay there.” already been donated, the expost tions Wants at least 26,000 plants withia the ext two wooks : There is little doubt that many geranioms will be left to perish) ay aint spoke of the remarkable! this winter unless moved indoors.|erowth of Seattio and auld that be The nursery department can be) was astonished at the development reached by calling Sunset Main 104,)h0r5 He devoted considerable time or Independent Green 72, and &! 15 opposing a ship wagon will be dispatehed to collecting that oeoan trav the plants whieh have to get b Geraniums are wanted and wanted | coyernment to 5" ef You bane up, TM be Saturday with my wife Beighbors. Fine idea, a Geranium Day at the other end of the i alt te talking. The expo * managed to say i a couple of nis questions, ge Went up the receiver be inquire the residence the Seattle citizen who fo do his share towards the 1909 exposition bus! badly at this time and If the 80-| hogs propositions from any point of | ®t live, are 4 atthe Spirit responds liberally the | vow of-admission to the! coming 10 days, the total tribu ee-Pacific . exposition tions of geraziams should b far WILL RECOUNT BALLOTS. | “esp aoe will be a above the 25,000 mark (By United Preas.) emer nee ae | 2% } tion taken at a well attended meet BAPTISTS! BANQUET, 4 tng of the Everett Chamber of m 4 hestead Gbatite ‘Bapticts of votes, is taking Commerce last night | » have # recount made t a banquet t v The judge dect thet chureh } plane for th Broadway and M r it ie thought will be completed with in two years, im the! Free } dec PCARRIVAL well under way Carnival which wu be FEMININE VOTERS REGISTER TODAY beginning Satur and continuing for! / and painters} Men and women who desire to in day and register for the school election, to the goes ~ be held Saturday, December 6, may rh es do so between the hours of § 3.) Sicided to renew her energet of Prank ™. and § p. m. at the board rooms, | resentations againal the contemph had wide ox- oth av. and Marion st. from) et « r oon exposition decorator, | today until November 28. The elec- the Jamestown fair tion ix for the purpose of electing| The seattie branch are expected [0 two directors to succeed E. Shor-| Association of Latter tee mee rooms It) rock and J. T. Ronald, and to sanc-| ive it annual ‘ball at the Leschl | tom the Issue of $400,000 of 20-year] Sit pes epecia! cteiivory af ¢ 4 school bonds for the erection of new 4 postage due will ouths buildings. Voters at the general) ng PO - eome| election are not required to reg the halt ister for the school election. Women Fgit addition | ore urged to register at once. lock, Game Fa EO P * / yesterday } ot 2929 on god of} on the bench, RRACTION ARY PLOT. By United ‘Prose. ¢ Deere of the National Mall Carriers’ ° tere others, witl in a grand and stam nare about opened last on with mastea!l selections ana an Of 8 | dress by Ma CHAR IN, Nov. 11.—-The P Orchard Route, operating steamers | between Seattle a Port Orehard/ bay points, wen long fight with) t nell Monday night, when equissced in the ratetng | the town dock h We Have a Few UNCALLED ~ FOR TAILOR. MADE strrs iT WEEK —HALF-PRICE CHINA SALE Thanksgiving Sale of | AFING DISHES $6.00 Well-Known Rochester Make Chaf- ; solid copper, heavily nickel plated; improved adjustable lamp, ebony handles, handles on hot water pan. Ex- $3.98 cial for Thursday av the 6 k. w Wireless station south of Honolulu was at Valdes atthe this fe he United Wireless company's of flee here, J. O. Watkinson, the com pany’s states that he received notice San Franc aperator at » that set on the U. & 6 Tennessee had picked up the United 500 miles while the ehip| 1,100 miles to the northward record for long This breaks the Hietance on this coast, emashing the lexposition green houses and, next|there is room for another raltroad| former record by 600 miles, which spring, will be set out in various | oF 0 an i ine = amine will be) was made by a government 6 k. w. man that wants the portions of the exposition «rounds eamee Want, aod they are wncee- | mation foe to complete the landscaping depart-| 2°17 0" te development of th armen T fast sent my two Iittle ment's seheme for floral decora | Ene” North and the EVERETT PROTESTS the exposition with a tions. state While many geranium plants have Hione xt AGAINST SEATTLE (By United Press.) EVERETT, Nov. 11 A vigorous protest against the attempted inter ference by Seattle jobbers with the new railroad hedule that recog nlaes Everett an a jobbing center appointment of a committee to participate tn the Washington state conservation congress to be held Seattle, November 20; appoint ft a committees to ure an to bring tourlets Evevett during the Alaska Yukon-Pacific fair such, in brief, was the most important ac Sentenced for Burglary. COLVILLE, Nov. 11 Paterson, & young man 18 years of age, base been sentenced to a term of from one to fourteen years in [the penitentiary guilty upon a charge of burglary of | the residence of William upon a Lata, at a few weeks ago. Northport ISTANT ATTORNEY ResroNns, (By United Press.) ip—Hartiaon 1 district attorney Who came here from Be bee wi artin and Diatri torn siey in belleved to be the Carriers will cause of his leaving office, Shafer Bros —Not Only Largest, but Best Overcoats and Rajncoats ~Tiliman | BY GRAND JURY Otte Ht }thé quart master bedgifng and use certain } ford, the the charges did tru@ bill, 4 office in k Johnson, | ted on October 26. obert P. ploye of the gover nm Select your Suit | j _—.. while you are paying for it. Cash or SUITS, SKIRTS, plea of) FURS. } A small down sec for Men SPECIAL TOMORROW $15. 00 enue The Raincoats are made t stores (Arcade and Arcade cent collection of Raincoats and Overcoats for men. Annex), xy the house o One Price to All— Credit. COATS, WAISTS, MILLINERY AND payment ures any Tomorrow we offer in both the First and the Second a magnifi- f Kuppen , heimer; the Overeoats are made by Strauss Bros., Kraut Cutter, $1.29 | $1.00 Electric Door Bell, ee me “4 ‘ afl ri . tna : Cutter made of select 69¢ makers of high art clothing. All the new styles anc if bees — 1 box | Electric Door fell complete with new shades are included at the one price ae ereck knive dy aed pe " and staples Lunch Box, t5e 35e Carpenter's Apron, 25¢ Foling Lunch Rox Manua i ng carpente si heavy 1 je on of | select tos ied im the browr with 3 pockets et othe, , 15 ist the thing for the boy r : China Sale $1.25 R. F. D. Mail Box Bass ae aeagy eratalos china Se : vie te mf ® | waterproof, heavy galvanized , » V ‘ eg Boys’ Overcoats in Vast Variety , " among therm 49c denen wow -B worth 89c 1S Toothpicks, 7¢ 75¢ Working Gloves, 39¢ Bo lop Coats and Overcoats, long or short styles; handsome fabrics; fount, extra qx Pair of heavy genuine mu many new and novel colors; smart little Top Coats of plain covert, serge Weed tooth pi . th te I } iM both ends sr Age ne 39 ind fancy mixtures, in stripes, golf red, Havana brown, gray, ete.; sizes eae 7c ; c 2% to 12; priced from $3.50 $12.50 im Oil Heater $3. 98. Boys’ School Overcoat izes 8 to 16; made of plain or fancy fabrics, erav enettes included; also ion Oil Heater; the only odorless and oil heater made; has large brass fount oil dial; easily yr ated; can be moved from a worth $5 $3.98 special First and University bY’. & At sreuey. the new motor coat model; Arcade and Arcade Annex Whole Block Long priced from $4.00 . SHAFER BROS. to $15.00 naider Wade, « former clerk in Se | Franciaco that Japan could mobitize | te, againat whom charges of em mverting to his own ters and records of the office were recently made, was yorterday discharged by Judge Han- | grand jury deciding that constitute It was alleged that Wade off@ted government information and | documents to Erie! dont gnd general manager of the Seattle Machine Works. arrgsted on October 18 and commit | presl Wade was Ball was yosterday tn dicted on four counts charging him with stealing letters while an em | ~-GET YOUR HEATER HERE — We have the largest, fairest priced showing of heaters in the West. we emphasize the importance of this week’s brass hed sale— it's impossible to understand just what this sale will mean to you until you come here the showfhg of brass beds you've seen. fex sdme time; there are really remarkable low pricings for you to take advantage of; there are a hundred different styles to choose from; and take advantage of these extreme low pricings. and see greatest cone in tomorrow priced heat- ing stove you can pon- mibly — buy that wilt operate nat- 1 # factortily. This stove @ amooth atool body nickel ure, screw register and foot i regular value $35.00, ~-thin is a particularly good and attractive style brass bed; has two-inch pillars and all straight brass tubing; head end ts 64 inches high; the actual value of this full size brass bedstead ts $55.00; extra special priced during this sale pear ance; It is made in two wines. No, 211 bas 10-inch fire-pot; regular 1 es 95 $6.95. Special price... 64.98 . has 12-inch fire-pot; regular price $4.95. Spectal price $18.95 | this 830 | ITH steel) | renee this in $4.85 x Krates. top centers and | regular value $7.75 | —wery attractive and neat pattern fron bed; ez- actly like pteture; Regular price | 97.75. full size only. Specially priced for the week ular value species 4hole ELITE STPEL 7:50 Co, — our special | Suburban De- —our special Suburban Deliv- ery service is a livery service is &@ great help to great help to thore who live non 4 those who Itvea a great distance great distance out | out. SATTUE——-SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST.——TACOMA Pertection Laundry Company, 1021 THIRD AV. CON, SPRING. COLLARS lc, 2c, 3c mrs, STOP THE RENT. We can sell you Beautiful Homes, Cottages, Bungalows. Payments just like rent. T. P. FAY CO., INC., Mehihorn Bidg. BROKERS Private Leased Wire to All Ba~ changes S. C. Osborn & Co. ™ arse 27 Firet Av. ‘Sina “The Cut Price Specialty Store’ In Fulton Market—713 Second Avenue Are the friends of the poor man, the rich man, and, in fact, the friends of everyone in Seattle. ‘Just to show you.” Some of the wholesale houses in Seattle have refused to sell us a certain line of goods because we will not sign contracts to keep the price up the same as the rest of the retail stores are doing. But, bear in mind—‘we get the goods,”—Don’t ask us sted. ~ and get our prices and compare them with other houses and be satisfied. CUFFS, ¢) 10°. 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