The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1909, Page 7

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=~ 10 PREVENT THE WOMEN FROM RIDING ASTRDE a yg Me cal oe BILL 18 INTRODUCED BEFORE vain athe cian many politicians here LEGISLATURE OF GEORGIA Representative Wrigh TO THAT EFFECT county wants to preve from riding astride horses and haw|4 feree ro 1 the troops we lutroduced a measure to that effect 4 Press which he hopes will become a law is | ATLANTA, Ga, J { @) Wright ia a physietan and h | hense | bIN pending tn the state } at the bil has the support of 4 =n Mealy la Galtaad. ns im ae © state, who claim it tn tne} jurious for women to ride antride thin, that h occurred of k ut he 1 Violation of the act ts to be pun late, to bring about women's suf-'ished by a fine and imprisonment od Page. comes ou rae th 4 otection 100 in the fund. This will be e, cond trout hatehery in the ACTORS. LONDON, July 27.—Lewls Rod te, the other being the new ABsTRA Tyree For, | AN Wanamaker, von of John Wan: | Clark county hatchery, just opened ry Gale Hee Corporations | “Maker of Philadelphia, and one of “tt |the heirs, married Miss Violet Cru aj ser, the daughter of the late Ku-| BRIEFS BY WIRE gene Guido Cruger of Now York,| | today . ¥ edt. 412 Mitel Diag The ceremony was performed in| LONDON—Hig British business St. Margaret's church. Westminster, | tnterests are panicked today over Rev sa it Knox, the curator, was the threatened boycott of Snglinh | ' ~~ |the officiating minister goods in India, even Pioneer Meek | ye Baling. bee Fe 4) The major portion of the honey. | they are over the anti-British dem _ a | OOH will be passed in Rurope. | onstration planned throughout th . .e c jon planned throughout the ee ee After an extended motor trip from | country August T ae ave Parla to the principal old world re | ge Ss le intend to| CHICAGO—The grand jury this - - ma | erie another | morning returned 11 new tndlet - hia an Wide BBLLY, 61 nant * trip is mente against resort keepers on | planned the south and west sides. a) es, ce from here, today for the body of an oie FOR KING COUNTY *rsitrat wom, ho was at the loval Inn, who mysterious! ~ — ad j disappeared jast Thursday night vicYCLES. King county Is going to be a) Scnule vases, | PeTAdise for the fishermen if the| 6AN FRANCISCO—HMold up at e tor bicyale revelry | county commisss 01 make | the point of a gun by two Fa on it 90. [the corner of First and Folsom st The commissioners this morning ' at an early hour this morning, A. A authorized the eatablishme ent of a Liljsett, postmaster for Aleatraz ts 4 THE STAR-—TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1909, wan relieved thet on uy With the rl of Mat wh with troop: 4 ratra- PR@Mano fror how the dispiea Wack hand ‘ and a ut the & paler A William in continuing the PR@th, atto for Komano, ar turned) in D : Ay ne would f PARRInwt Paty called to the seene accusing him of threatening WABHINGTON—In the pre ot Pre other LONDON—Wagiand wil) at once »| build four Droadnaughts al Chic to t nesses and otherwise attempting in Umidati in trying to make bie black hand” aceusatto agalnot ‘resident Taft and thousand « Orville Weight made an un wl fight in his aeroplane t yesterday Romano and the others arrested with hit ed that Mancht sent to Romano with the] that if he paid ase agalnet him w we hierar RM, Baker ed wullty. and has been, sentenced hree years at hard labor Peru and Bolivia bas blown over up again in the kennel HANNAH RUMGEY BURIED. the dogs of war have been tied | sOO Tate day was the examination of fury The body of Mra. Hannah Rum: | than half of the talesmen were re wey husl more than | day afternoon, was buried in Mount} Ploasant cemetery today who was murdered by her mand, Burt Rumsey last Satur | eyamination by the attorneys morning. He was excused from at tending by the rt until th aminations into the opinions of th WILL BUY PARK LAND. As # completing link in the boule: | temporarily retained veniremen be vard # m of Beattle, the park | ging on Li ic. € ing the plan to ake Washiutton. President & | Benefit Dance Tonight) *heasty thinks that the land can| For Florence ff y at Dre ANK OF COM. | z, BURLINGTON, N. J.—Searchers| ® 0 bo c : : Se quante, ct TROUT HATCHERY fe bya “ie gy Me share bought for 400,000 land Danetng Pavilion ‘PUBLIC FUNCTIONS BAN FRANCISCO, July 27.—The| ™ only action tn the Cathoun case to | of Dr. Bvan tatned by Judge Lawlor for further)‘ Calhoun was pot present thir) VUE Ch * Hala Ady the by hu T Uanttor Je wi jpanels of 100 names each, More| A RAILROAD BUILDING Navy Yard Gty|} Big Lots 40x135 Fee Everybody living around Bremerton has known for some PLT Selling at $200, $225 fron’ In Connection With the Convention of the United | Swedish Singers of the Pacific Coast. Friday, July 30--Exoursion to) Steamer Indianapolis leaves Colman Port lingham on steamer Chippewa, leay. «pocial trip after concert in Tacoma Townsend, Anacortes and Bel-|dock 9 @ um. and 1 p.m. Return a inis third }ing Colman dock § a m., returning Theatre ACTORS. Why purchase shop worn spring suits when you can get new for leas money? Some beautiful tailored Suits at $18.50 These have extra long coats Also Novelty Suits at $24.50 ve Agency net ie ee These would cost double if , ventigations ' bought elsewhere. Few Fancy and Tailored Linen Suits left which can be pur- . chased at less than man- ufacturers’ cost. Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop 500 ARCADE BUILDING Take Elevator Open Till 9 P. M. Saturday FLAS’ SOCIETY CRCUS icin STADIUM OF THE A. YP, -Y.-P. E. aed County adunts 403 ke Phones Beginning Tomorrow Matinee Tomorrow, 2:30 P. M. Tomorrow and Thursday, 8:00 P. M. ===! Grand Pageant at | Fair Grounds 2 P. M. Tomorrow BGs, 428 Yoriar pinm. oe tall when in mona “ut TICKETS AT JOE SCHLUMPF’S. SiC‘ANS. = eas | —= io Den | PREP ee VERY 6 se wand | Watch The Star's Business Chance “ The CHICAGO MISFIT PARLORS = 1400 FIRST AV. Columns for Good Things at a Ba A tine : | By Ga. Tit Charey we couhinge pos Cage anda | View few las | Near Exposition INTERS, Only $100; Terms #10 Cash and 610 Ste "Mitting So. Pike fed onto Just a few at thie PRICE. Como today nny | NNN 6On119, watkt c oh ot Hotes. 183 toneen tom Ti ‘ 7 oo on wit tet Progen Main peicceatendl 8 Healty Co, STAMPS. _ 1000 American Hank fyliding jfo Seattle 1) pm Round trip Wednesday, August 4—Trip tol |Uckets, Including lunch at Belling: | Bremerton and U. & Navy Yard Tickets ($2.00 per plate) must be Fall Models from us jseeured the day previous. $:16 p. im. atre werved seats $1.60. }ham, $2.60 Steamer Kennedy leaves Colman Saturday, July 31--fwediah day | dock at 9 a. m returning 3 p. m }o In all these funetions will partic! ‘pate the 000 members of the t ited |Bwedish Singers of 1Coast, as well ae the world-fai Mme. Anna Hellstrom Oscar Herr M. ¢ . prima donna {baritone soloist, respectively, of et at Wash tof p. m (irand coneert in Natural The General adminsion $1.00; re Sunday, Auguat 1—Picnie at For}, ayal Opera of Stockholm, Bwed: tuna Park, Bouts leave Leach! Park) Tickets for the various ¢ + Aud every half hour there | may be had at the following pl Tickets, round trip, 50 The pwedish Book Store. Binging music and refreshmen Pike st; Hop Wall Paper Co. , Monday, Augua 2—Second Grand Pike st; Adolf Andernon Grocery | moort at Now Armory, Western store, 503 Pike st; The Scandina-| | Tickets, $1.00; reserved seats, § ind Virginia at. at 4:16 p | /vian Ameriean Aank; The 8t Tuesday, August 3—Tacoma day. jof Svea Male Choir N’S PANTS oomemmmeemmerecses AQ fo secs HALF PRICE You do not often have an opportunity of making a selection from a complete stock of . Men's Pants, getting a perfect fit, exclusive patterns and the style for which our store is famous, at half price. But we are closing out our entire Odd Pant stock, and we offer you your choice of over a thousand pairs of elegant worsted, tweed, cashmere and corduroy pants at just half their value MEN'S $2.50 CORDUROY AND WORSTED PANTS MEN'S $4.50 WORSTED AND CHEVIOT PANTS . MEN'S $6.00 IMPORTED WORSTED 3 00 AND CHEVIOT DRESS PANTS Those offered at $2.00 have the peg top and roll cuffs so popular just now. ‘The Dress Pants at $3.00 are hand-made from imported patterns. These were all bargains at the regular price, and you will never again have an opportunity of getting so much value for your money, Our guaranty goes with every pair. Those who know The Home Style of Clothes will be quick to take advantage vof this opportunity and to make your selection from a complete assortment you will have to come early. Sale starts Wednesday 9 a. m ‘The Style Clothes Shop Home of Style Clothes 304 Pike St, Next to the Bank of Savings on Pike Specials Tonight and Wednesday Pickled Pigs’ Feet as ese8 be perl Holling Beef.... becececreesceces be per ti Nolled Roast... etme . 12! a¢ per It When shopping look up this number PIKE PLACE MARKET 1622.24 PIKE PLACE CHICKENS DRESSED TO ORDER 424 wid Sonweda ks a runks ‘ SLOTHING. ow nd =Tr a tor sevond ~Tranater, #008 Vernon pinow ae Pies aha aprons, his ‘> i Traveling Bags 1 clothing 3 a other maken Sag-simile type: res on ie vet oreewtier | upply Co, 312 N / TAILORS. LEI Leon Budd, P. Nelson, Contra! Wide Pa Bs ge tye te or # TELEGRAPHY. _ | B shoes to fit ren, Got them made fi. to measure Tis ee pd nes heat . 217 JAMES STREET, Wire lveleas expert Instruction. peasasseagsrasssisstst Our jon just west expo grounds. | I7’S WONDERFUL How much better and quicker the COOK- ING can be done on A GAS RANGE It saves Time, Labor and Expense. Seattle Lighting Co. Both Phones Ex. 75. P.1, Bidg, Fourth and Union, Bank of Seattle, and from members | Nay t and futu Il we and dollars invested tn Navy Yard City ina ing a re | | #2 monthly we showing ful water fron Nav are you rent new leay STU kin did not believe Thaw to be to the navy yard. We have work in the Navy Yard and we range to go with us on the fast Opticians: Claim BANK OLEARINGS Beattle arings ¢ ar We wish to (CELEBRATE W. 6... ] vance en creen DAY AT EXPOSITION °°" °°” ertived all over the firet dry exposition in ‘the | y of the nation, the A-Y¥-? exposition will tomorrow be visited ndreds of members of the W U, from every | of the 1 Staten, who will celebrate ther day at the fair ROME PICKING FLAWS (ty United Press.) ITE PLAL ee oe pnrrsndy) Take Fauntleroy car at Yesler and Occ dental and go to end of line. We will meet y« attempt 5 and sheen ta Mate ts there at any time from 12m. to6 p.m, Or « at our office and get particulars, ked to quote a price on Do you know what that ns for Navy Yard City? y Yard City t# alongaide the all yu acess se) 109% Cash and $10 a Month AT OUR EXPENSE are taking crowds every day proving to them that a few will bring to large returns short time. We are build are ‘ day and t Pp guide the f 807 Third Avenue, Main 4120. y Yard The re is lote of butlding many homes that Fern Building, Opposite Central Bldg. can buy on payments Hke Call at our office and ar steamer H. B. Kennedy ing Colman dock ten times daily, Fifty minutes’ ride REMERTON DEVELOP. 106 Cherry Street, Groune Fioor. a city there and are making 9} peord wale of large lots at “Why not join the crowds that e very ower |! Bakke Qven Treatment Por Ladies and Geotlemen. ‘e Mewege ond Peng | Room Inciuded in Treatment, better conauit We Sollelt Your Patronage, in, — TOURIST BATHS— 23 Test. 43851. MIMI Tn To Make Money To Save Money To make our money keep us in our old age. Those are the things nine out of every ten of us have to con- stantly strive for in this world. If you already have a competence, you are one of the for- tunate few. If you have not, you are realizing that it is a hard, uphill game, but a game that you must play if the comfort and happiness of yourself and those dependent upon you is to be assur The world does not take much account of a man who does not make a success of his life. Everywhere you will find in operation the law of the survival of the fittest. The business world is cold- blooded. Nothing succeeds like success. The Bible truly says that to him who hath shall be given. It is not the poor man who falls into easy money. We tell you that any man or woman earning fair wages or with a small amount of savings can lay the foundation of future prosperity and a future competence by investing today in lots in the steel city of IRONDALE This is the last of the important cities that will be founded on Puget Sound for many years, perhaps in your lifetime. You can get in now as hundreds of your friends and neighbors have done, and by purchasing a lot a short three months before the steel mills begin operation, can buy at low prices and resell at a big advance within a few months. It is a big, solid and immensely profitable in- vestment for you. Remember, a first payment of from $25 to $50 is all that you need to hold any choice lot in IRONDALE. After that the payments will be easy. If you are looking for the best use to which you can possibly put your earnings or savings, come in and have a chat with us any day this week. 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