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

Soraltere, Cy in Seattle Notable HAND IN ENTERTAINVENT Will Assist in Making Na- tional Council of Women Bril. STRAND STARTS ON STAGE; | ' (Consluded) COME TODAYS wart 2 s LEAGUERS READY FoR the Hailer batidl 1 fk liant Women Co , ; Coming VALBEVIGca- hOeReOL in UP ly knew pereuaded’t t BIG CONVENTION a AGAINST REAL LIFE AT i the 4 I t been fixed Tih an For the firs ‘ t lor ' id, soon dra uy " eri a rat time tn the history LODGING HOUSE ft her labor aod leG her st 1} Up until noon today two special To Remain in Beattie NT". ANS. he Counell of Women tn tt i in Bveret ihe came to at ralt arrying Mpworth Leaguer cording to Kiplinger, he will vacant pre) at ste, the Labor Counell ha a i an UY to a¢ work . " i" | ‘ u a @ * | the reform work they are 4 without funds, Mins Millie Remey | given a room temporarily on. Ter 4, Rosides the long spectats, | MAY Teture to be wraps Rook Bo It has bean decided by the Cen.| WOuld pr have starved in the | y at hundreds of del on 3k ; Ave inde of delogaten are arriving | with him that he would rather make A! Labor Gounell to help in enter | Patt (Wo Weeks had it not been for Through the city officials a tleket , F ‘ 1 sla he jogatos to the Na-|'he Kindness of the proprietress of | from aeattle to some friend Ingly and Ih small groups on all | + — : 7 iris irae One bd A root us i . trate boa gor and her children are ne AI Counedl of Women, which ts) % Toming house at 612-14 Torrace| Minnoapolia ta to be obtained, bit a boat Honduras, wt Iriona, where the Rip , vene here July 14, 16 and 1 10 has take are of her since} Mfrs. HU. her landlady, wht b As fast aw they arrive all d hneer-¢ te eltuated wm | and the Armory has been engaged | et stay in Seattle t that the young woman should | gates are taken to th nory and \ ht ue te ttle Hplingor is a i at} by the Central Labor Council for| S°me\months ago thin young wo: a fow dollars to pay her actual! are peetatered and nat ‘ab tha. Bek ti i i lay evging, when & mass meet. | man ted out with her couste sou the train, told the etry | on momen net ee thes are aselgn: | ' lave hote , ‘ n the show busine " 4d rooms in private homes in the bie |e wil be Weld in honor of the |!" th ‘ businews, but when they /in ‘The Star office this morning.| city, Small boy moasongers are © vielting Women achec O# AtiKolos her cousin, | Mine Remey can be reached at the mployed, wearing white te Directory. . vengetss Feantggell “ Mee ent Act, died. Another man whom whe | phoning Ind, X 142 Jand to ald them in carrying thelr am —_ an en tee baa whieh “ = | bagenae ' fepot and dock in ARCHITECTS .. Jone of the many reforma undertaken Alt LUM ARE BRINGING NEW en Naltaa’ wit eta ot te th Lior “ounce » men Alig hie 3 bed : ay | by the National Council of Womer ception committee, who direct the \ | ts a Famous Worker INDUSTRIES HERE. 3” itora to the armory, the Epworth | Mra. Kelley has written more tel! WILL RE ] oa hee doges ere af present ~- | (ng articles on the subject of ehild | Paty fi I to arrive today a wit sbor, aud has Gone more to allevi ee was the one from Te onto, bringing |A-VoP, WILL OFFER PRIZES te the suffering of children, than FAIR IN FEW Ws ¢ ‘ v Len ue | ‘ b i a ito § hy TO TOWN AND CITY : aps any other woman of Uhl the head Gano ariived thie taornine with 1 BRASS BANDS t | bdihnsine help through plerertaga” Bal : ORDERED TO VANCOUVER ik io Bp hy . a _— a Four hundred dologaton, repre ‘ ' Chicago train is expected this ever A tournament for the bands of | By United Press the Plymouth chureh the Mth | manutreruec he Us ie Ieee t and « | hougt oo by night | oo” sande ar expec a to particl ot rere t aeival . seth. ol etu e United State : t 5,000 ting ssuers will « y r Gener rion i one ra Ret. 1% will be the arrival, on the ; th ts i & attle next week | '*! any inte he elty, and before tomorrow | Pate for prizes aggregating $6,000. . - - ABSTRACTORS, : the International Counell of , of the Nati *\ its Chamber of t he number is expected to in nels as ey t * f rdered’ ¢ ee a fe a ge Bh ge Lumber Manufacturers’ ansoctation uh ’ Jerease to 10,000 tion on Seattle day, September 6, | . f the ( a , | Women, which has been in conven:) On Monday and Tuesday the dele at ft need@pe vogotat annery.! ‘The convention met for the first | *ceording to plans made yesterday , . 7 ut) tion ta Toronto, Canada gates will be in session at the Hoo frutt and praduce wxchang “/time thin afternoon and the whole | 4! & meeting of the program con | Wast = es the me leg ate . Dip na gp the! Hoo house, on the exposition ne rolal creamery, and above Sl ltime waa given over to Matening to| mittee for Beattie day, at which national councils of almost every igrounds. On Wednesday a public | '"!0K* a foundry for the manufac-|the addres weler fi Director of Speetal Events L. W == | Civiliged country, bate Deen every [renee gon, Wetueeday a pu np ttre of ES «gigs Phen yy tbe ttre sanet el ~ by Mayor Suice Sen prenait Ek Bek WOMEN MEET AND TALK AND| FRANCE HAS SHAKE s. where aon the rout from Toronto | wilt be held in the lecture hall of |''* me time Mr, Sitley ia recety-|" The’ reaponsea were made by |'* chairman of the committee hav-| EAT ON EXPOSITION Hy United Vress ~ > recelved with the greatest cere ihe Fine A bens Ing many letters of inquiry from t th nd tournament. | GROUNDS. PARIS, July 7.—~A large are F COM b e Arts building, On Thore qulry f Bishop W. A. Quayle, president of | !9g charge of the ba arnamen: 4 ® e mony and their coming to Seattle | gay phe gatox will have an ex | °*t 88 to what are the most ¢ the Epwortt pine "ney A. The banda will be placed in three | yer kee of France, bordering on the will moan a big thing for the N& | cursion to the navy yard and other | "Pal needs in vari thos! Crews, D. D., of Toronto, Canada, | ¢la Thore from cities of lene | Mediterranean, was shaken by a tional Counell of America points. Og Friday they go to Ta- | the atate. He cal * there-land Rey. J. KE. Moore, D. D,, of | than 10,000 people, those from cities | Woman Butfrage Day at th te cortnquane tie . alter q Are Brilliant Women. oma, and on Saturday to P Pere tet 6 m as he oan get Freano, Cal of n 10,000 and 40,000 people, | sition drew hundr f\ neon. The shook lasted for eev- _.| At the International Counctt of} The opening session on Monday /'¥° eds to meet he will be This evening the oratorio “li. | and ¢ from eltion of more than | 4. pate na the r oral seoonds. . Ne denthe are re Women were gathered the brightest | morning will be devoted to wel | 1 IMtreduce quite a number of ¢ jah” will be sung, Nearly all of the | 40,000 population = ? ui ported, although considerable _-}and ablest women of the world,|Coming speeches by Mayor Miller | "4Ustries Into the stat “penis for thie fe ature have been will be the greatest musica ee) tted f property. camage was dene many of them being of noble blood. |4ud President Chilbers, and re wold tournament ever held in the athuntast ationded th | Many titled women and women | Spouses by the president of the na TRYING 10 EFFE Tomorrow the real first day of An international tug-of-war I also | enthusiasts | ” vg, As Our German Friends Might Say. STATIONERY. | whose names mean much to society | onal association, R.A. Long of | (T |the convention begins, with Rev. 8, planngd for Seattle day, to be held | 1" ; 1 know that oh lady over there —~~mmen abroad are among those who will) Kansas City, and president of the J. Thompson, of Victoria, B,C, aa in the Stadium, for large cash ' this afternoor whispered little Magegle Tis Third « dat Seattle Kant week | Pacific Coast Lamber Manufactar BET TER Lb vega chairman. prizes Sie obtieate of thm wat Do you, dear,” asked her mother, Elaborate plans have been made | ere’ association, KG. Griggs of Te | tatiol at eh at Educat Who is , ~~~—~«|t9 entertain the noted guests, and|coma. On Wednesday evening the) yo. ; helas pr Why # the ilttle 1 boy bert " otek | ageme nt of Mre. Wi Naw Pict Trim. | 4 reception and dance at the Wash || m tf the eumresion at Me | or lL. P. Hornberger Jans hool'’s grandmother,”"— oe a Sos | BUILDING MATERIAL colonia, rm Wednes! ay the National ‘Council wf tmaile fr an the Phitip oy ~ host. Thi ne - —___— f Women and thetr guests from the SH TS MS) | retary Yandel! has ssi 1 a letter - th C. A. Building will b = - international eouncll will be the from Bupbrintendent Vaille of ‘ha road buliding substance consists of the scene of a suffrag nner, t guests of the Federation of Wom-| — eeatal Sees. ee tele dae | £. PURNELL HOOLEY TELLS OF (the sing from iron foundrics delegates and friends are tn TRY 1HIS FOR en's Clubs at a luncheon to be held | I Mr. Veils sage Wy 7 ROAD BUILDING IN The address of Mr. Hooley was jn the New York State building, at the A-Y¥-P. grounds. After the Iuacheon a meeting will be held in the natural amphitheatre at the ex | position grounds Would Heip the Workers. The International Council of Women bave enrolled more than | 6,000,000 women, whose aim is to ty | better the conditions of the workers | ail easters cities |of the world and bring about many | & COPY Sart } much-needed reforma Ageoey ne at} In Greece the reform movement! arta: | which is holding the attention of the National Counci! of Women of! dally tor tet aF ire H.C Ws SERVICE. aogncT Gevera! Une | women of the counci! are backed by no leas person than the queen. the Juveutie, tenement, white slave triffie and other questions ‘The seastons, which will be open ly interesting BREMERTON, Wash. — Jesse Monohan, a boy, ts minus his right hand today, it having been torn off by the premature explosion of a slant firecracker, NAVY YARD CITY Has one mile of Paget sound water front, This beautiful water front property is alongside the Bremerton jnavy yard. We are making a rec ord sale of Navy Yard City lots and} tracts because we are taking many people every day At Our Expense And proving to them that they are certain to make a large profit on a small investment, Today you can Fir cine | DUY Lots Up —1he36 tre and an hone Le On terms $4 down and §2 monthly Certified abstracts; city water in and pald for, We bulld homes on asy payments. You can get lot work in the navy yard. Call at our office and go with us on the fast jnew steamer leaving Colman dock 110 times daily; 50 minutes’ ride. NEYS. Patent * i years is Mutual Lite MODELS. aa BREMERTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 106 Cherry St., Ground Floor. Call or write for mapa and prices HF Yesier, plumb. fixtures ot alt | in need of has removed | fon || The CHICAGO MISFIT PARLONS i 1 0 FINST AV, Wondertul vaices in Men's Tailor-Made Unealled-for Buf Srareees: Cravenettes and Trow gern. ine new line of Men Furnishing Hats, Caps and Bult Cases, Also Full Dress fults for rent M05 Arcade | | Mock ind wie | —t} SUPPLIES | ih Chery 0 | |SIGNS AND HOUSE MawTON. “NUMBERS, 1408 Ina joe8 STORAGE. ee _| Union Transl Co 1084 lat. Phones, Main #6; Ind the. —eb TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES, makes, fac Pagific Type ¥. Block TELEGRAPHY, B. College of Twlegraphy dst, Honttio, Wash ow 104 wid Beh wede | at Wire expert instruction. Our jocation just west @xpo grounds. TRANSFER COMPANIES, “Tt you want to move Wy the Lloyd or hour work Mala 62% Sunset, Utley Ballard moving | dence 2008 Vernon piace, furnitore and pie Office prone Ballard 12; Haliard 9 TAILORS. ~~, — — Leonard Budd, P. Nelson, Georges 1 Bide Greece is the prison conditions. The | Other countries are dealing with) to all, will without doubt be intense- | lota | Thomas Mullin, a railroad con struetion worker, who js staying at [a lodging house at Sixth av. and | Weller ot, while in the saloon under jthe house, shot himemelf tn the {right cheek. The bullet wont jthrough hie mouth and came out just below hie ear } Mullin taken to the City hos i pital, bet is not very badly hurt No reason for the shooting is known, but it is thought that he was) } #0 drunk that he did not know what be was doing when he hia Hfe. BRIEFS BY WIRE PORTLAND, « Ore. Allen 8. low jen, who says he le a son of a divi | superintendent of the Great Northern, has been arrested, with a companion, for attempting to hold Up & grocery store. BLAINE, W. ner, an old resident, ie [Bright's diseqse ‘FINED FOR SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY | On the complaint of W. H. Meyer, fa deputy sheriff, Vietor Anderson and Michael Hanley, two saloon keepers of Woodinville, were arrest led e selling Hquor on Sunday, | June 27. A fine of $250 and costs 6. D. © Pron dead of | Justice court on each of the defend | ante. MAKE ATTEMPT TO (ity United Pres.) COLFAX, Wash, July 7.—~An at- tempt to wreck an early fast elec tric passenger train on the Spokane land Inland railway today was dis- covered when « freight had fortunately preceded the pas senger cut a heavy chain that had }heen wound around one of the rails on @ sharp curve at the entrance to the Harpole tunnel ‘The caboose and several care were derailed, but no serious damagewas done. No clew to the wreckers has been found ‘JAP SEAL POACHERS OFF ALASKA SHORE (ity United Press.) SEWARD, Alaska, July T-—A three-masted Japanese sealer cruise ing near the Shumajin islands with | machine guna on the deck, has been observed by the keepers of Fox lalands. Capt, Blodgett, owner of the Islands, says the United States revenue cutters will be no match for the Japanese oceura A British sealer from Victoria ran | into a bunch of 200 sea otter and | killed 20. The same veasel landed }men on Fox islands and they Killed | five cattle and then carted the ear enases to the beach and ferried ew | the: m out to the sealer before re j sistance could be made. — GENERAL DELIVERY MORE THAN DOUBLE master Russell says that since ening of the fair the business genoral delivery windows of fice has more than dou |bied. Formerly the number of call ers for mail waa in the neighbor | hood of 7,000, and now there are fully! 16,000 a day. On Monday | which was only half a day, there | were over 11,000 applicants for mall re the 0) at the the p tried to end] was imposed by Judge Brown in the | WRECK FAST TRAIN, train that} vessel If trouble | July 5th, ee YOUR COUGH the feature of today's session of th Rey. Anna Shaw presided at tt incidental the establishment of ENGLAND. Good Roads congress, in the Good & line af boats would not be justd R antes : iid A the ALY.P. & Auditorium tht morning. where 5 - j fled by the saving of t but he “ Geet b ar sa aay wit | President, Chilberg made an address t 1 4th ber's letter to the director general| covery tn road building, shall be | : avs for Victoria on the |=" Buckley extended a greeting pound F 4a half pint of “* ~ am tla. ~; : an - | tried in the United States, was the creamer Chip pewa for exoursios 67 visitor a Re c Mint met Ww 5 wy : val ws and es junadnimous sentiment of the Ame A-permanent organization of the . “ Bes four hours. This mixture possesses «in hin power to expedite | , Roads 6 s will prob women, prominent im the suffrage | the healing, healthful erties malin | lean Good Roads congress today, af ge oerg Prida propa’? | ranks Jof the Pines, and will break « cold | 7 ¢ par. | Oe effected on Friday 1 Hone Blackwell ence |in twenty-four hours and cure any j jter hearing the address of K. Pur Alice @tone Diack - Floren cough that is curable tn having Inell Hoe of Nottingham, a, the About the firet thing « Kelley, Harriet T or pton, Ella |+nis formula put up, be sure that wanta to do cent bachelor as Stewart, Laura Cle druggist 1 of your uses the genuine Virgin Pine compound pure, prepared and guaranteed only by the Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnatt, o. discoverer of the tarmac re ay, Char lterfal, and bullder of the only 14) [""* Alteration S al e At The Stern Furniture Co. 1528 Second Av. and as soon as our stock is reduced sufficiently to make room store, imeclf in the hands A collection ee charactertatte photographs, tllustrating Seattle j and the Puget sound country, mount- led on leather and bound im alburom, will shortly be placed tn al) the servation cars an the North Const Limited. These sete of pictures have beon supplied by the Chamber} of Commerce and by the explotte- thon department of the A~¥.-P. & and are another instance of the of- fective use of photos by the Cham- | ber We have secured the store next to our present location, for the carpenters to work, we will turn both stores into on ¢ la In order to reduce our stock quickly, everything will be sold at one-third to one-half off their regular prices. CALLED His BLUFF. I'm in a pretty fix, | can tell) a ee $9-85 you,” sald an Oxford undergraduate| COTTON PELT, to his pal toward the end of jast/ term, “I wrote to my father the/ other day, giving him a list of books | T urgently needed and asking him to/ sond me money to buy them.” j “And didn't he?" asked the pal | “No; he sent the books.”—Tit Bits A CONTINUED ‘This MATTRESS (s made of the best «rade of pure white felted cot. DAVENPORT SOFA BED, like cut; has large box underneath for bed- ton, welgha 4§ iba; guaranteed not to get lumpy; mede up in the ding: spring edge; can be converted in a very few minutes into a / SPECIAL very best grade of Ucking; has imperial roll edge and $ comfe d, back lets down automatically _ Regular 6. 4 rounded corners; regular value $15.00, sale price ’ value $ Bale pric® ......005 : 1 . For THURSDAY and FRIDAY WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR LINEN SUITS AT COST ann | ‘i Niu vl IRON BED, like cut, In tON BED, like SANITARY STEEL, COUCH, made of the very best off ENAMELED ha Sate op areal: tie . thr steel, re-enforced at each end; has three white, bl r green; bas 1 1-16 inch ineh pill Mf supports; guaranteed in every respect, When continuous poxts, %-Inch Milers; three and sf ed out makes a full-sise bed; may be adjusted quarters or full sige; regular $5 90 and foot as a couch or davenport; regular value value $9.00; sale price * value $7.60; sale price sale price 5 $4.95 Fancy Linen Suits beautifully trimmed tn 18 50 If lace ' if bought elsewhere would cost $35. Tailored Linen Suits, well worth double this $6.50 amount | ALSO. | |] 20 Cloth Suita, val- 10 50 | tes up to $26, at ' ] NOX COUCH, ke cut; upholstered in green denim ENAMELED TON RED, i cut; In white, ENAMELED LAON CRIB, like cut, in lined blue or n, three-quarter or full. sine white, blue or hase tally box Is neatly patent opener full pring edge moan 1-16 Inch posts and top rods: heavy fine woven wire spring side throughout; regular value 9 Q fron head and foot; reguiar $2 95 size 28x54. Regular value $14.00; ale price si..sccessvenseess ; ' value $6.60; male price ' $10.75; sale price Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop 500 Arcade Building Take Elevator. Open till 9:00 Saturday evening. Prices THE Lowest The Stern Furniture Co. GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE DISTRIBUTERS 1528 Second Av. Bet. Pike and Pine Sts.