The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1908, Page 5

THE STAR--WEDNESDAY, November 25, 1908. PRIZE AUTO RACE EVENT OF THANKSGIVING DAY PROCEEDINGS 1 COURT EMERY ae POURMER, eae " ;: Objecting Land Owners! “The counetimen who #0 unani mously validated the 12th av, im Propose to Defeat provement ordinance are to. be eom f vary Fy plimented for taking the bustness \ ” othe Project. or ultimate point of view, rather i Your ih than acquiesce to the maases who } Credit Way Obfééting property owners are| have haragsed this comleg impro: we prepdting to bring Mandamus pro-| ment fin increasing numbers since Is Geedings in the supertor court to} ite inception in 1906 ~ Good i}! the ordinanee calling for the ‘Analyzing the two factors, we idening and regrading of Uyth ay. | find the amall residential element, and 1th av, &., which wan passed! who do not seo the possibilities by the efty councll at ita laxt meet) of the district, and whe would not ing, after a spirited discussion. | properly 4 lop after produced ® Status of this improvement | The other, the far-sighted men who is considerably up in the air, as do large things in a substantial Mt was fret asked for by a majority | manner from a proper foundation petition, Some time ater, when! “The talk of carrying the issue the real estate market wt some through the courts is foolish, as —for your service; THE GREATER STANDARD Ie the largest, fin eat, exciueive homefurnishing store in America, od WAGNER thanks— of its speculative tendency, many the work will be produ and yes, thanks to you—to ev- f those who first wanted the work | once produced, cannot be undone. eryc ho ha tributed ¢ changed their minds and are, “My position is that | have had sige meals lena pr ag ow numbered with the opposition, | plans out for a large apartment to the past year’s success of .j inetuding, it ts said, more than a | building for some time; money for this store. It's essentially fair majority of those who will be | construction could not be had, ow the season for thatiksgiving. aasensed for the betterments, A. | ing to the clraracter of the district, “pe 1 Sey Was B. Wilkes, who favors the work go-|and uncertainty of grades; this as and we, as well as every Se tng shead, makes the following well as seven other substantial tm i| attleite, have much to be statement | provements will now follow | thankful for. So thanks —— again, and may the spirit of the season enter into your and our efforts to bring about another year of con- tinued thankfulness ‘and good cheer! —closed Thursday— ASK RESIDENTS TO PLANT DAHLIAS Expo. Management Wants RAIN OF BULLETS ON City to Blaze Wi PASSENGER TRAIN (By United Press.) CAPRTOWN. Nov, 26.—Armed tives ac @ passenger train ear Johannesburg early today, rid dling the coaches with bullets and injuring several passengers The , Ga. tomorrow, there | ‘an automobile race | the famous Grand | ‘and famous drivers | pas will compete in this ss vas, The distance will ‘ ‘ : -e attack ts belleved to have been the Standard rniture ompan “gira of 2% mntles \ cnet Sh lhl ge Al result of race troubles which have rs —_ “a Cc Y 4 ident of | been growing at an alarmi it - hoenfeid & Sons ee ean. | FAMOUS AUTO DRIVERS WHO WILL COMPETE IN SAVANNAH’S GRAND PRIZE RACE. i lately, and it ts p ple. that ‘the about saqunstnabnaiemeimnatapitinammaitnimesitanbis a arate * a am {Ger that the beautiful flow government will be asked to take| gold cap, and greet the gase of the wis! action, me" DUMMY’S SILENCE —r**** 00+ reese Sim fae hte a — lw * ence front yards of | (ARSE SEEERARAAEAS loast in congenial roles. The vlay| BIG STATE MILL TO AROUSES HIS IRE 2 ints idan. 5) ies ot AMUSEMENTS homes facing on car lines leading should prove a winner if taken on make a trip to Alaska. veloped growth on the top, it tx pine hack as far ae the upper Lillian Nordica, one of the t.| Augusta Giose, who is seen in ae nom, will appear artic | piancloxus, and Mie Eva Tayt tre Sunday night ae the 224 support, in “Chums,” are solotet with the Beattie Bymphony |S0nw the best features of a well- | * * * } * to the expoait ounds a j si * gaan | an 2 ae the rond. Bors | RESUME OPERTAION | ly United Press. location, with or ietitenes Soused Gentleman Gets AMSIONS PASTORATE. Fe nPORANE, Nov. 36.-—"Bwift- | dinary sail ground ‘atiould "be ‘fuiptact tune a ~ is! (By United Press.) ® water” Bill Gates for the fifth #| thoroughly cultivated with a spade elena Bye yg | OO ™ EB | an tt’: A. W. Stevenson. Cor the past we time has tried matrimony. This @/or plow from eight to ten jthe ttle of @ melodrama which will | SLLANGHAM, Nav. 25.—An ven by Annexing three years pastor of the Cherry : The dahl hs jan “s be seen at the Third Avenuo the-|nouncement is made by Manager % Tremor terian "caret 2 dave De Mrs, Gates to Sadatie ieee. te iad fat dove, wits ths |atre next week, beginning with a| Waldo of the Bellleghae Ber Lame | First Presbyterian churen & whe bas Soap aaiere te - $/cfO%R. where the sprout, ta, about Meorn Currant production. “in the Shagow | Vet company that the big plant of silliness hatches at once a ceineen . Teh on beet atx inches deep, with a liberal sup-| A Thankagiving matinds of “Thelor the Fatiow ‘ie & melodrama | (2¢ corporation will begin operation A gentieoman who was Hating thls » anstery, “which "pont ® been making her home with @ cd “a | pus ss ane ti i= bulb oak Mt J qatsiens row aft. | with & s00d plot aad plenty of fat eo So eg ae tem . : « at the Moore Te tomorrow aft otiar ela: a6 one of the largest in imay be one. | Neavily with port and perhaps some |"** "ld for tf montha, her mother. Mra Violet rick #/an, inalt-of more with soll, before ernoon, ae woll as Saturday after- a | the world, and the begtaning of op. idea} one. | . poapeiatrens por cep | noom oduetio o el . no bills, and | other beverages which chase dull MURDER # ater hotel, where Gaiee met #|the aprout trom getting Injured. [is weit worth ecckar” the ‘Schubert | Orpheum. bese nongyseor tee sengdben. yadhwney op. where | care to the cact!, held an animated | & Mis preseat wi Dati when grown, stould Pelciuh will give its first public eon-| One of the classient bills ever| idleness i'l give employment to { w fe. The couple & bp | ap oe peeite discussion with @ “dummy” ty front) ® wil! go to Burepe, then upon @ | (ther siniked on ¢ kes tae bans vert at this playhouse December 1. | seen at the Orpheum t# on tap this | #bout 300 mem, | a od an the nat jweek. Any one feature i# well) 6a gprs of a dry goods store conducted by BOUND OVER be thetr return tay possibly # nets of Inaves and an un- Nordica to Appear. | worth the price of admission, Mixs| SMUGGLER I$ CAUGHT. * * * * (By United Press.) BELLINGHAM, Nov. 25.—The Pour branches will then at each leaf, and this BREMERTON “Nor TJ. Ave E eC eee ee eee ta, the Japanese cook of the cruiser “i Pa ao lea caves ime When the plant ts balanced bill | notorious smuggler, Kelly, was cap- ‘ Mitwaak ~ & The renerved.seat eale| as t - . | . * A arned over to Sheriff H. F Me _ ,— Grand. The Royal Musical Five, heard in| with 15 pounds of opium in his pos- |Kay, of Kitsap county, yeuterday qnoukito hold themestves up That tinkling musteal comedy,|clever vocal and instrumental se-| session. The old man was resting fernoon by officers of the Mil- out giving the plant a nest | “C!ttle Johnny Jones.” continues to | Wetions, Is One of the good things | beside the railroad track when dis- | Waukeo, and bin case now rests Declaring that more divorces and Appearance, back the Grand theatre nigently. ‘A lat the Star theatre this week. | covered. A search revealed the con- with the state of Washi: : : special matinee will be giv to- | There are several other turns of | wan arraigned before Justice of i \ moral turpitude has rewuited | inten Ay five feet apart, allowing |MaTOW afternoon wives ‘ol nerit on the bal. traband opium, Peace Coder and the date for his 0m coeducation than from any | but one or two statke to gro -_— preliminary hearing was get for other one source, Dr. Roland Strath, | STOUR thoroughly cultivated and Pantages. “ » ; 2Macre tracts, $100 an with pick free fre im, Th « Runco ™ t ined ys “¢ Bext Monday. in & paper read before the Seattle | At" ine easiest pleats tw eo socketeeon, auheen ta - adams Pinoy a Pg v acre; easy terms; close to ‘soused member grew} Arata declares he was first at. Urasch of the National Sociological | quctng more flowers tangpay ther|Meattle theatre week. Alwitnessed: iidora. s comedy jug- car line and lake; level, clear bh to punch |'cked by Richards, who assaulted society at the First Presbyterian | piant in the Mien. If planted be- | Thankagiving matinee ts undertined | gier, makes = decided hit, and the ed; five for chickens and ber ries, im with . The Japanese church, uttered a severe arraign- (fore May ! they will flower by the Pane 2 fatter pert of June or the middie let July and continue for tomorrow afternoon. Beginning | Hawatian Septet, a musteal turn, is next Sunday afiernoon, “A Struggie all that could expected. until Killed |for Gold” will be the attraction. —_— mre Will Give Bazaar. LOAD POR MINNESOTA, “No Man‘s Land.” ‘ The Woman's Aid society, of the undies and hewn mat No Man's Land.” a colorful lt-/| 5 ¢ t reh, ‘Tenncesee Bryan's by aa , De. tretll gave © to the view | ue Meas tase ete oe got {tle play written expecially for T Norwegtan-Danish Baptist chu j iovher , Which, strange bye says he retaliated by stabbing the ment of the present school ayrtem. | Degro Sith a potato knife. The He said that after the seventh lby the frost kalte been recovered. grade the sexes should be segre thed the | Hate Ras sot tat gated and have different teachers National Lend Inv. Ce., Ine. 917 First ay. 228,55 Loi with the ft 1 | Daniel Frawley, is making a reai| Wil! bold « bazaar ty the church, | Intact “she| bit at the Lois theatre (nis week. 08 Howard av. and Stewart at, | 4 Mr. Frawley and Miss May are ewh this evening at § o'clock. the that there are too many Women and iwidae, rat, toe ap ee, waters the schools i, Debs, i.0te)| He dectared that boys should rave we iho be tanght by men and the girls by Sq.t, “len of cotton for t 1 Spinane He also said that the of fufty staple. she had « large Kentucky for Bryan by Kau | SOON STANDARD Ol ‘he |aehool boards de not pay enough jead, some general mer e x eto’ hoard after — to the health of the chil wham ee - re AL omin = Es I can “ft the vote in dren. home for the New Your festivitie (By United Press. prem: jontial election announce: The next meeting of the society ~ ee WABHINGTON, Nov 26.~The os, ft. wit) be devoted to & consideration |. G*¢man steamer alera satied from proba #47. Dene diiinue (aeclaiiat |of the “Extent and Kvti of the Sal fag “gee ere oe renee M d M S t Cl : te he — < ary Question Seattle wert Saturday ea r. an rs. an a aus ‘i e ° 29 of Mire. W. W. Gterm Oles. raem ren: RRR: Keep in Mind GRAND FORKS, N. D.. Nov. 24. — Yord has been received of the court is now in ite Thanksgiving One of the worst sleet storms in death at Oklohoma City, Ok. of Mra. recess. Fhe spplestion for the | falsain aait Memtans witetde sek W. W. Storm, granddaughter of Wil- writ of certio: Will be presented as 4 result communication on the Mam and Sarab Parnell and daugh- ms formally to the justices on Monday | Great Northern ine ‘la cut off west ter of Dr. and Mrs. Dunn. She won Mamma and Papa Santa Claus are hurrying toward Seattle as fast | Bening Pianos by the clerk with whom it was filed cific “waar many friends during her residence £5. £3 pA nal meng ghee in gy ghee hig gto 5 Ate Matta wa |] an “Vixen” and “Blitzen” can carry them. Mother Santa is very | Apollo PlayerPianos ably will be made on the following | —- rao aa terme =| anxious to meet all Santa Claus’ little Seattle friends, she heard such —_— good reports of them. They will make their Meadquarters at Garvey- ‘Try Safety Car Door. A Green Lake car on Sarond av. ted yeaterd Pee cot © 180-page book wht mee yee how eet Knabe Pianos My dear children: — ai me thie ed or calle tor tt ARE SOLD AT Buchanan company's store, in Toyland, where they can be seen every day. If you cannot come down, write or telephone. Cline’s Piano Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus will reach Seattle Saturday morning, Nov. House 8th, and they want everyone who can, big folks as well as little ones, to meet them at Pioneer Square at 9:30 a.m. They are bringing two | —SEATTLE— lovely deer with them, “Vixen” and “Miltzen” and will have a nice little Souvenir, Candy, Pop Corn and other nice things for all their little | friends } Remember, Ploncer Square next Saturday morning at half past | nive. MR, AND MRS. SANTA CLAUS. | Avoid Pain GARVEY-BUCHANAN COMPANY | on Your GUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 25 CENTS. i FE i i t It ts rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyera KAVANAGH CO., Inc., Mine Operators. CUT RATES 7045-67 JOHNSTON BLOG rated by the motorman by means ect ric ances which open J.\ and close the door when the interest is taken | stops and starts, Boardin; Hag the while in motion ia im possible. th of the company ested in the ex- not aa yet od for the adoption of the in Announcing Its Opening Thursday, November Twenty-Sixth Ninwtoon Hundred and Eight A Special Thanksgiving Dinner, With Wine, One Dollar Tables Now Being Reseroed J) FOURTH AVENUE, PIKE AND UNION, SEATTLE ‘8 INDEPENDENT 5960 Remember. our. prices than atl ther ad n es, con sistent with high-class work, All Work Guaranteed. Lady Attendants. Closed All Day Thank *-e Egy are not safe hagremnte for your children. YALE DENTISTS her you want to believe it not th Sg iving , “Accidents statates show It Better act ; t brought Cor, Second an esler Way, For Your Most be STRETCHER. 1 oe Weclouth nad tala aus | nee rag wo” Generous Patronage out of that little body. Room 204. How | ay till 1, During the Past Year It will save you your SURPRISE. WHAT ABOUT THE PARENT WHO Mibsiestan ode We Thank You as — faculty for forgetting their dangers ALLOWED THE CHILD TO PLAY ON THE . | GEO D BURR D 0 They dash out sudZenly in front of moving vehicles. THOROUGHFARE? hei » eanigayeas THEN COMES THE HORSES HOOPS, THE Osteopathy AUTOMOBILE THE CAR WHEELS. | apupeeanand The driver or the mototman does not like to see the Fasting and All Drugless death even though HE is without any blame, Methods The child was only a child, HE was not to blame. Come in and let me tell you AVENUE AMO UNION & that t Soe tee ee THE SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY SUITE 430 ARCADE BLOG. Copyright 1908 by Stone & Webster,