The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1909, Page 5

t , ~ PBRATED HAZING ~ CASE 10 BE REVIVED farses" ORATORIO ELUM ec" | WILL BE RENDERED | HERE THS EVENING — SOLOISTS AND CHORUS OF) FOUR HUNDRED Voices | AT ARMORY | (ny United Frees yoRK, July tajurt awe & training i assailes: Srerent an’ the Northwest cs y dritied et Biewed oleh ae © oratorio “Elijah of basing (° - t wok that out | and | orus of 400 | will | tonight In the armory was a ng entertainment feat Rpworth League inter | nttor | organiat | church, | for | k Wilbur Chace fat Presbyterian ling the chorus attle Symphony vitght tent t orches showed that the render the Elijah ad of ¢ . are rt ave, Van Lotta Gillett k, dramat soprano, Brand, contralto. | SAILORS WILL SPORT AT FAIR SATURDAY day will b day at the A-Y.P. ex-| 1 and after @ ball game in| orning between the beat navy | sa teams, the rivals in a track and field afternoon at the Sta-| the Medals and cash prises have been | exposition, and op ved from several ships navy yard, and from the rp stationed at Kremer which will send over its band | o play during the meet The fisusl events of « track meet will be contested. minating the distance rune and swhatity three-legged race, an obstac and a tugof-wa run with eight a wam, each man running yards. The navy entries number and the marines will be as well| presented when their tet is com- | late Ja Thik city for he presse! an in men on 220 The of the Diam iy burned yesterday FSATISFIED WIT IR TREATMENT uc S on the Alaska Investment & ON THE JEANIE Development company who are go } IT THEY WERE = ing to Nome to put through the Ki fEATED. dorado ditch as a “motley bunch,’ and applies other uncalled for in suite to us and our company. Some © of us from southern California | have been guests at the Hotel Out look for a w and we refer you! to the manager as to our abliity to! and apparent respectability spent the week very pleasantly (and considerable money) tn your elty, the only thing to mar our gootl opinion of Seattle and its peo ple being your article We are not “broke” In any sense of the term, and are perfectly sat latled with the steps taken hy the officers of the company the 200 stockhold There may have been a few men | “broke.” bat if so, they were sup plied by the company with funds. | | We heard nothing of any tendency h to riot or anything of the sort | Would appreciate it if you would call up the Hotel Outlook and make inquiries about ua. We Intend re turning lo October. | Yours respectfully, | “THE CALIFORNIA BUNCH.” W. H. Pollard, E.R. Poteel, Wal- | ter Woodbury, Rescoe Catell, Leon} } Campbell Pasadena; J, BE. Canning: ham, W. J. Kreybill, A. H. Von) Moore, Long Beach; C. W. Camp} bell, J. BE. Walter, o. Nelson, J. H.| Harting, A. 8. MeMath, T. M. Fran-/ ici, J. EB. Malilson, Los Angeles; | and about 60 others | The Jeanie sailed Sunday with t men on hoard who stated that they were satisfied with their | treatment ANU MAE NOT CALL SEGAL ELECTION (Ny Calted Brees.) BELLINGHAM, July 7.--The mat ter of t selection of a successor | to Congressman Francis W. Cush left entirely to the legislature of the state, and no writ will be inewed by Governor Hay at this time, secording to a statement made | jast night by the gov rnor, who arrived with his family in his auto from Seattle. If the matter fa left In his hands he will call an ber. The people #, the governor wes not desire to them if it can be protest has been re- ihe story that men on the Jeanie The Star: against the to an articie your Saturday's of ro 0 | In this your » will by Mor four yoary tr “ — Aggravated As ton of 715 W. Uneoin Beach V\)\a0 i completely enyed Ate 80 Severe,” wald a ! found jt wa wd, My bed for two lo the time that 1 ier treatment as ad OWehney & Loug) > ‘ People’s Savings |) 01, OM ae ac friends {niu = wed fn today Tam wlad hae ee MViee, for {fel rh + and am « at | of nl of electic and he ipon thinks REGULAR MEETING. egtlar meeting of the board iatees of the Children's Ortho hospital will be held at 10:00 Friday, July 9, in room 11,| Bhat All sufferers to Chamber of Commerce, etghth floor, | id Tam aleo ¢ 1 bulldt , Of which | years PROF. STEVENS ney charge A regn The man whe guarsntees itor and to teach you to danes antly in PRIVATE hours, Loseone, with musie, ov: ery Gay and — evening daily, and Classen and aasembiles ly on Ladies free Fourth and Pins Telephones ts wore 1 am | land Mare wae quietly removed in a s these articles advertised here are not even ONE-HUNDRETH part of the extraordinary values specially underpriced for this that we have used about THREE THOUSAND July sale tags for the marking of the various furniture pieces. ~~these July sale tags, attached to the most desirable, new style furniture, are to be seen on every floor—look for them, they will show you at a glance how keenly the prices are cut—and they will tell you of unusual money-saving opportunities. highest grade extension tables: here is a sample value— $29.00" Featlar price 845.50 + ie made und the house w ts a Splendid chatr ¢ porch or for the sitting property evenly set im the or foom ade piuet gany frame. excel ¢ regular price price ind et our Suburban Delivery serv: ice is a great convenience for those liv: ing far we make reg- ular deliveries to all points of Greater Se- attle. regular price $12.00 © in food £0 out; et nities constructed of selected reed the regular price mlerate at July wale price OUe | foot of the Pay Streak at the A-Y WORK CLEVER RUSE |P. exposition, Their act is attract ing favorable comment from all Pay Streak vial and in ane of the ON EXCITED CROWD =~" FORD CAR LEAVES FOR N. Y. TOMORROW The Ford car No, 2, winner of the transcontinental automobile race for the Guggenheim cup, did not Merrimac building, and fallen to|atart on her return trip Bast this the roof of that structure, apparent: | noon as planned, but will leave to * morrow, when President Chilberg thousands of people along the |of the exposition fires the starting Pay 8 uk jammed about the scene | gun at the exposition gates, The of the accident, and It appeared &| run back to New York will be made hopeless task to remove the Injured | via Califoriia and the successful man ly or get an ambulance to/ drivers, Bert Scott and James the door, but a squad of Chief Wap: | smith, will take things easy, stop: One of those clever tricka which make it possible for a small force of polies officers to handle a big, crowd of thousands of peo: | ple was executed last Monday night) on the Pay Streak, at the A-Y-P.| exposition, just after J.C. Mara, in| the airship A-Y-P., had run into the Magetaft of the Monitor and excite |penstein's guards, quickly sizing UP | ping to exhibit the winning car at the situation, grabbed an uninjured | various Ford agenctes employe of the Monitor and Merri- mac show and carried him out through the crowd to the Gold ¢ Campa of Alaska, near by, where (By Valted Press.) the ambulance called and took the} WASHINGTON, D, C., July 7 dummy aeronaut away. This little |Seventeen Inspectors and fourteen MANY CUT OFF PAY ROLL, ltriek auceeeded in Ite purpose of [revenne agents on the rolla of the |drawing the crowd from about the Internal revenue have been | missed because thelr services are) dis entrance of the Merrimac building, no longer needed. The expectation that denatured alcohol would make rapid strides in supplanting gaso- line as A motive power for small farm engines, automobiles, ote,, has been disappointed wheel chair JUGGLERS ON PAY STREAK, The Five Jug#ling Jordans are the free attraction thie week at the A) A AL) ARPLY? ML Bd A ia of the season.) | genuine leather rocker— | regular price @1%.50 the largest selection of fine office desks: one of the special values— $27.00 price e150 July sale underpricings on all printed cotton drapery fabrics— mr ite He he val plain bi or hades, regular ard wide terns and y Delgion work; reg ilar 400 ¥ wall yard a very pr and 36 price room-size Axminster Rugs: special Credit Is Slice after slice of satisfying feeding bread when Excellent im is used CHILDREN’S BYE TROUDLES fal and careful attention firing them In for suspect are very Given ape by our spectalist an examination if you troyble. Our charges | moderate. SCHUCHARD OPTICAL 60, 1207 Seeand Ave. | wd OLLARS ANNOT RACK Fase’) CUTS: wistt” J) SHIRTS. 8« (BUY A YAKIMA ORCHARD TRACT And in four years you be inde pendent, 82.00 per acre m will pay for a full bearing Yakima orchard tract Wo have free excursions té buy- ers eyery Tuesday, Thursday and faturday Office open evenings ‘The Smith-Kitog t Owners 410-413 Raven prescription service means that the docto Kill In pre scribing Is most efficiently supple mented by the druggist’s skill in compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, 1416 Second Av, BL ieit LAUNDRY COLLARS 1¢, 2c, 2c, $22.50 davenport couch $14,.85— a ROYAL Morris chair value, showing the keen underpricings from this department— * $12.50 never before has fine mahogany furniture been priced as during this sale— $36.00 regular valoe 852.50 —GLISTO the ideal furniture polish; we guarantee it to be the best you can buy. Full size bottlie— 25c remarkable the fact 1 ale $14.85 an unusual refrigerator special— $12.95 regular price $18.75 oe "$12.05 quartered sawed oak center table— $3.45 regular price 85.50 table just $1.65 regular price 02.35 fining hair; Just ike wt hair | Ju price $1.65 about ting aha) » turn out shad Camping With the Victor You'll have more fun with a Victor this summer while on your vacation anything you can take along. dance muste for you ville show, @ complete opera. n with It will play it will give a vaude A new col- lapsible horn makes it possible to pack them easily Get yours now & Cn 1406 2ND AVE.