The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1909, Page 10

‘cas ene bananas Sa Scant i j i ' pear 10 THE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1909 oa on eee | | MESS aedes seca ae 4 KA Of ° | | OLVuMAaG 4 . VICTIM, MR. YEOKAS of GREOHW SHAKEN BY AMOST sti Dilated | fair com elon, I woe Of L. O NY OOKS dag I 6 to ta tt SEVERE EARTHY ) ht { -- - —~ SPOKANE the Washing f The = Tl = INTERESTING SPORTS WILL BE. Great Fireworke Maker, In Special se 4 sa sy Press.) . ‘ dent onte } © lone of the 4 Ita } w 1 ) 4 human ’ ' ’ GIN AT FOOT OF PAY Article for The Daily Star, Gives) shcuee? 4 ricuaie eaakh tbat Phe ie ¢ ' th rating matieg STREAK SATURDAY, Fireworks Man's Side of Sane! shook down all standing walls tr Logs s chavk trom a Woriheen ? a; Wi 9 ety Pr ft = Fourth of July Agitation the rutna of thin de silts anutn eved hit ork 1k Now the ol reds of Boxes of the é | and wrecked @ nur helte ing Y 4 « for oneg fi Hundreds of Be A 4Bfoot whale that ewin Bouse which were erected. after! ius cau > norcana : : * Got * Luscious Fruit of the Lake | and we here are ty Meets the great temblor which razed Men-| | WINLOCK= Ta Hartung, . WI [ Northwest Are Eaten by |.) aa Saand il be @ it and mothers and today wpread consternation among | MARE hy Alex bi ‘pital, Chet “ifr é aap Those at Fair. ht which Ww exhib Th yr tw the side of Seah te Sia, MANY GUPSOON Sere ch : we of ; te will P ‘ | R 0% = t he af SLVOAN | ie Die WOras RACER OTS, Woe hit and injured by falling ” al true ‘ a Utal : ; rt ‘ wi a gene rai jor rhe ' bli nt know ao " of Pipcate van naay) one OLYMPIA—Th Be bon of The I “Ee Over the ’ weate ta having , ' att + such about fireworks, because it \ finance has bought $40,006 148] pond fuilding this poige, u N ‘ aquatic t Ap) f : lasting 10 sec he of hool district No. 8, Chebe “5 buildings a YI xpositle 1 car y ete, a hac! fh be i th a ‘ ays ne day a ys ey | county, $1,180 of schoo! diviriet No Bey i a on 1 cherry, | wy x {Dally Star, believing that the vast : vebool district No. vaator ounds Mot ho lode pla Aa 8 t , of the manufacturers | | county, a8 an investment ¢ rl ‘00 10 the tom, \ ' Hght on the permauent school fund ved by Ce W hed \ . on 1 — " be ; ntest. The It i Henry J. Pain, the OLYMPIA—Thi oti ch 2 { 6 idea | — - has affirmed the § an 1 t w th 1 =I fe ‘ ed 1 rth— |} recovered | Jowey : che i bitlon each da rn wil ee sngee Raainek.. the’ waieetes BW YORK, Jily 1—Herman | Mneer Agacn MT , nr = 7 ' Rei t's quiet heroism fatied to) “*" b é " HENRY J, PAIN, wave wife's Ife, and now her : : HOTEL MEN FORM | 3s . HENRY J. PAIN. nine children pre motheriess. At| ,.4OQUIAM—Jobn i ' Nev Build | President Pain Fireworks Co, | ea ‘cade pried Ea tipped gen ot , fur | se eg herry \ ' 41) ‘The cities are very unjust to fr) ate kk it tk et Ak tte) Noh eutterine from an in. i sald to be worth $820 { me 4 ee ica sad gt ans d0|% FIREWORKS KING TELLS * SE eee ioe tn.| OROKANE—A, C. Jones } eae cogs here the 2 2 vot understand the detaila of the | MOTHERS GAPEST THING HPT eh anind that who wan Marted sult for slander for $26,000 ere hoat The hotel men of the olty have| problem of 4 ting celebratora) & FOR CHILOREN’'S USE. & dying . : Mre ora Bell Immell, b LLETINS ere Cid Cor *ion the Fourth of July \* The Chinese firccracker, * Can nothing be done to eave ee NEWS BU from the different ‘ h as Cleveland ama t long fused t , : Many citie ie i ® small, soft and long fused, is ® | hor Keichert asked the physician * Ww Jehnaor = 2 3 the city, The first meet-/ are nanning drastic lawe that pre-|w the safost thing for childron * There ie @ emall posatbility that), SUMNER—V F8 yohnac 3 ast night with at ont iia ire that might bel on the Fourth of July * a transfusion of blood will save, ftherinlaw of aulhamy WINBTED, Conn.—Althe h ry « wan disc f about 60. The following | Mir oni by children @nd|@ We cannot mako these in ®iher” he was told is dead will ie not to be nitted to 1 § T. French of the elected the s. These cltiee have Kone | ® America, because of the high # - the last drop of art of t Idaho being the 1 Wright, of the Sorrento, |/0° fer ‘They allow ho fireworks. | cost of labor bere i te cy been ae Muald Reichert, BELLINGHAM—The one car nowu no is different a Meanwh A. Metntosh, of the) “thie la the gist of a law! would! irecrackers that are made ® “Here's my arm nival bas ended. ( f Pie = 1 Building eatdent; Harry) | opose for a sane Fourth * | re often constructed of The husband bared his arm and cr purchase easurer: C.K." There should be no giant cracki® strawhoard, which ie tough ® the doctors made incisions and) MARRYING PREACHER DIES he ier is called yp Hotel Re-| og. Large torpedoes should not bely and hard and dangerou # | bo e arts of husband and) PUBBLO, Colo., July 1.—Rev. P Winste ! } Grey, He allowed. Platols, revolvers and cap'¢ = The Chinese per fire ® ther. Relebert Inelsted on ty Thomas, formerly pastor of the oer tols should be prohibited from » are nol igh for ® f th tion “Little Church Around the Corner ing the day committee a é * te pro in New York, at which many people| gan FRANCISCO ught for @ GETS THE LIMIT ice, in thi t, that » _* 2 ‘ot well known in the dr te 4 lit-l a decisior dere at least, a Feed Schmiét. who stoce bi * * Mrs. Reichert ra erary world have be : { Calif i youn DIAMOND THIEF IS a ‘ : 1. ' * ® the new blood, but ot wurviy enterday in a sanitarian Brad a? ! e yf . w * * - . : = = oe Be it worth while . “ A na of the cannon cracker * * | ia trary ie Fv gi rorya he ew? WORK PROGRESSES |» 000) of th a shoes bg Ri OWN, TOF! tieeworks that are exploded by fire |» " ¢ after * ta pre t f \RANTEE of aunenssaepbanisie ’ pRictnona aiide late. and so-called “fireworks” that are» lighting It hudde I have & HINBROOKE - usb (My Volted Press) exploded by concussion; if you will» dealt in fires ; mn oi A T HINC sam bi - f ise in the SAN JO Cal. 1 1H AERIAL GLOBE ACT ithen add to the latter liet the dan » « it think of @ Ss : ry! capture ta hy 2} pet gerous cannon cracker, which it @ a& thing *. JACKSON, Miss. ler over 1p fox terr an COMES TO STREAK made of tough, hard paper; if YOU se ae eae ee eee eee LIGHTHOUSE WILL BE DONE torial had been removed to the site| has beer I - ee fessed to the t he will then prohibit the use of this ON TIME, 6AY THE and je being i not any for & perp j ling makes that . latte be Hoh J howeve on ‘ g the a ¢ f as guilty of the De r See {ser Bet, yee Wit ave =a Sane CONTRACTORS, ble to impo st US In exch bery In elty in 1908, = | Fourth of July able t t ing i Ae + nih soiree will be}; should add that the unrestriet sible feat g to « § ve been put ingag dollars’ worth of Appear | od sale t wse powder should be The work on tho lighthouse on| ‘There has been some doubt ox of the a nm that we gaat qoeren of a ¢ rele ar wotia wow the 00 , Cape Hinchinvrooke, on the island pron os out the work or . ae ‘ them the sai ne sh, ‘ cei t te e * * to on the 87 000 at waa bic or the ait » ‘ orke It ie ale of that name, in th 5 : ¢ he cor ; © Bopp . rine tlt bund, is contract by the St rd Buliding| DAW60N.—Thie « be nur 5 pels the theory } ts thing ag ¢ of the Unite ates. Prines William sour key = af en ae whe cae Pee hatte Fg r new pianos. that a clever aoc from the top of a eh 1 cltine the or The fireworks manufacturer gete ee y ; * esate tithe eae aa Kaew ~ " ' m Forking wmong the A te hela Fours, Hut aay Stee ealy about 10 por cent of Wie prage| ott that the work will be com will be finished well w As dred” of this city Unie At the foot of th to have a private Fourth of earnings. Hie employees get abgut *ttle. say tha — “ets “ A emall fox terrier that always the globe pen, sen party ought to be al: | 80 per cent. The other 10 per cqnt. Pleted by the ond of this year at baseball a Was seen about the scenes of the performe @ Into the Yot sow es, In| goes for material, The cost of a; When the Jeani & load spegee Hit » Dewees Colts for the ct mysterious tobteries, was pij.!'@ke It is a most sensational ac are stopping all pri- terial in fireworks is one of @he! Of material for the ee 1 sen os tani’ of the Yukon, 4 deran’s undoing The dow wae amatiest items, Labor is the grat not reach the «ite of the house « , : seen tn the Vend the night of A-YoP, NOTABLES BILL. been asked whether est iter landed the roa iT _ ems weatay : the disappearance « » jewels at OLYMPIA ¥ spent for Fourth of July cel Thus the mill bay, it was believed by t one | are greatly § , the dance, and ye vhen {t has concurred | d- ebrations {* wrated i“go up in smoke and nolee know that country that the contrac: | ress of the w wi bout C : WASHINGTON. again appeare wed to Ment permittt the A-¥-P. com It is not. There are about 10) year,” ae the agitators say tora could not remove it to where light it ts to enter | believe that the se Ae i | nee . dat night, and dor Takahira’s «# iccessort Biideran’s home. The man was | missioners to » $10,000 In ox. jarge fireworks firma in the United really “eo up Elghty per t bel nee d. oe : Pye: a as 9 ja Be igor te ive arrested The dog followed him tending courte to and entertain. States, whose plants are worth! {t goow back, right away, into H. Walkington, of the cos racting it bd at all times a matter nught | for Tokyo te oF —_ 3 . to police headquarters tment of AYP. notables. about $12,000,000. In our plant| pockets of employes firm, sald today that ail that ma with danger ment of the Japanese 4 made room for our immense fall line. to go wrong on a purchase. at one-half retail prcie, MEN’S FURNISHINGS For Summer FURNISHINGS This department is showing the seasonable furnishing for men, including Fine Shirt ings, Half-Hose, Light Underwear, the Pop ular Soisette and Negligee Shirts, all the hades, at STRAW HATS In all the shapes and sizes, with splendid’ val | ues in genuine Pan; The quality of the clothes included at the following prices is too well known to need much comment—'tis only necessary to say that Chas. Kauffman, At One-Half Price For This Sale All Men's and Young Men’s Suits, in black and blue serges, cheviots, clays and unfinished worsteds, A. BRIDGE & CO.—The Largest Clothiers on the Pacific Coast—A. BRIDGE & CO. ANNUAL MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE AT THE BIG STORE FOR MEN=— Following the custom of this store, we are starting our big annual Midsummer Clearance Sale. This means a cleaning up of all Men's and Young Men’s Clothing in the store, and at a saving of about one-third of the retail price. We are starting this sale early enough to be of benefit to all patrons, and all the clothing offered at these reduced prices will be found seasonable and of use all during the present summer. These special prices include : the broken lots from the season's selling, and you may buy here with the assurance that even at the greatly reduced prices you find that standard of good clothes made only by the half-dozen great manufacturers whom we repre] sent in Seattle. You will find your size in all the fabrice and styles, but of course the early buyers will get the best bargains. THESE PRICES PREVAIL During the Clearance Sale i Men’s and Young Men’s Suits that retail at $15, $16 and $18 and include all.of the fabrics and 1 ) Styles, sre. offered at. 6. Si asl eu ae as Suits for Men and Younger Fellows, finely tailored, in serges, worsteds, cheviots and tweeds, selling at $18, $20 and $22.50, are offeredat ... . | Every Outing Suit in the store will be sold at exactly Half Price. $25 suits at $12, $20 suits at $10, $18 suits at $9 and $16.50 suitsat . . ..... se A. BRIDGE & CO. THE LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST First and Yesler Two Entrances First and Yesler | These prices will prevail until we have closed out all the broken lots in our summer clothing and A. Abt and Garson-Meyer are some of the brands, and it is not possible all the 1 Hot-Weather Shoes, in fords and high cuts in button, lace and buckle, yrevail in this department. This department I I announces the agency of the famous W. L. DOUGLAS $3 and $3.50 Shoes Known the world over as the most desirabley shoe for the money ever produced by a maker. The first shipment has arrived 1 contains all known styles, sizes anc