The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1909, Page 8

i : q THE STAR—F FRIDAY JULY 30, 1909, OTAGE TH ice AMS OF DREAMY SOUTHERNER COME TRUE AND NEW YORK IS NO LONGER AN ISLAND, | | | THE Hi BY W. G. SHEPHERD. | NEW YORK, J ). Th jream | — tf W. G, MoA ; Will Join With the Big/isioutos a Doings of the Shows on) js ho jongor » Pay Streak, August 20,) and Make Things Hum.) he opening of the MeAdoo tun nels to Jersey City wa most signif Friday, A 20, will be a big | outelde of w Y 1 ov More than half of the visitor a@trioal | t only of Seattle, | wow yor wap Dut of the surrounding country, On| train that de » Theatrical Mechanica’ | river they ha have thelr Innings, n wi pase |: fotaing with the ferry ing frow ncesstonaire dhe Pay Streak, Preliminary stops | destinations in the city by trolley Were taken at the ing of the | cars. s Yooa! lodge t night, and commit But M have en to appointed to get bury ate e While will be given “i bs ai - , : ours of vening will witne every 2% e big # At 11 o'clock the : tal minutes y, trains of se steht “— ed hy S lolght cars are w within the = and rm bout apace of three m to the both offictals of the exposition, witi | Manhattan Island recelve thelr obligations into the } T. M. A., having been elected two}... i ieee Seen at weeks ago to honorary member There is one more tunnel tha | ship. ———— oe a | This will be followed by a reg | | lar initiation, after which will be & mock lodge emony. Stunts will be given at the foot of the Pay; Streak, and along towards the small | hours of tho morning after there} ‘Will be the big feed. Every theatri-| cal company playing tu Seattle at the time will be represented. WILL OPEN STEEL PUNT IN OCTOBER James A. Moore is elated over the tremendous prosperity of the tron Qnd ster! business throughout the Country, and stated today that or- Gers already received and placed on SCENE IN NEW TUNNEL, ABOVE, AND CROWD GATHERED TO WITNESS DEDICATION AT JERSEY CITY, BELOW. Whe for the Irondale product tndi- cate that the new plant on Port = Townsend bay will not begin to be = able to keop up with ite orders |W. G M'ADOO, BUILDER OF THE! vyy vastnone of this saving Is;earth, If human beings coujd trav Plans are already under way for the TUNNELS, difficult to realize, With no in el through this earth, Manhattan bel Goubling of the plant's capacity lcrease in fare--6 conte-each one and would no longer be hound by within two yeare from the date of | Jot these 100,000 commuters saves water the beginning of operations {McAdoo {# completing, which will] three hours a week McAdoo dreamed and talked Moore said today that October 1 pnnect his tunnel system with the} Three militon two hundred thow Tens of w ms heard him. Two Would be the definite date for the | metropollian subway send minutes saved a day! great firme bad failed, tn years te hundred fore, in attempting to do what M Adoo proposed, Bo McAdoo was handicapped. But he couldn't stop dreaming, and he wouldn't stop talk ing. The mtiionaires at last listened to him. A. J. Cassatt, president of the Pennsytvania road, Maally succumb ed. Thie broke the spell, The money poured tn. MoAdoo dreamed of « great ter minal In the heart of the business Histrict, It was bullt—the largest offtes building in the world This was in 1906. In three yours the greater parte of the tunnels were bullt Three yours te 1005 days. And the tannela now are aaving S488 working days @ day, a twenti eth century miracte. Beginning of operation of the blast When this le co Fifty-five thousand five “pen hearth furnace| who must pass milts at Irondale, | will not pass thr Over eight thousand working days with tube works and a nut and bolt} pass under it they will | a i to the time of the cities’ plant to follow on December 15. The | not see daylight while they are in| workday! opening day, October 15, will be ob- | the city j served by a big celebration at But there are few travelers who Gale, with a great number of the} will thus ignore New York high officials of the government, the state, and of British Columbia tn attendance, In fact This vast work has been done by a dreamet—« dreamer, who, also. | Was & performer. ‘The wonder of the tunnels Is tho| W. G. McAdoo was raised in Geor time they will eave. All of the vast | sta. He Is long, gaunt, yellow, kind Royalty ‘to Represent Japan. | Jorsey shore will be Feri. within |and polite, He edueated In the TOKIO, Jnly 30.—Japan will be'the easy reach of New Yorkers,|!#¥. Then he came to New York fepresented by royalty at the tri-| who will undoubtedly seck homes ‘0 be @ great lawyer @nnlal of the discovery of the Hud-' where they can hare yards and, Hut one day the dream of boring son, according to the belief current breathing room under the great North river came to here. The Japanese court will) At p nt 100,000 persona who him. ft was foolish that New York probably be represented by Prince pass between New York and Jersey | should be an istand, he thought and Princess Kuni, who are now City dally will save 22 miputes a| True, nature had surrounded It by touring Kurope. | day by aving the tonnes. water, Hut beneath the water was The House of Nanest Merchandise aires | THE BEE HIV A LAWSON & BROTHER RELIABLE DRY GOODS NOUSE A Carnival of Bargains Sar Saturday's Shoe News anion Wow 2619-2621-2623 First AVENUE Corner Cedar Men’s Furnishin Prices One lot Men's Blue Jersey Ribbed Underwear, shirts only; setual value 5c. 25 Clean-up aale price, only ° c One lot Men's Natural Balbriggan Vests and Drawers, full regular cut; drawers made with double seat 25 Very special value, caly os c Men's heavy and strong Working Shirta, in biaek and white stripes and cheviots; ac tual values 60¢. 35 Men's Golf and Nogilgee Shirts, sizes 14% to at Clean-Up Misses’ Patent, Vici and Tan Oxfords. exten- soles. i for Saturday Child's Patent, Tan and Vici Kid Oxfords; extension and light weight soles. $1 35 ' Special for Saturday ............ 17, in values to The. End of the season's Boys’ Shoes in Kangaroo and Chrome, double best sellers. 45 | oles; warranted not to rip. $1 75 Clean-up sale price, only ....ceeeees c Special for Saturday ............ . Specials in Lace Curtains Saturday White Lace Curtaina, 3 yards Jong, made good and wide, great value for $1.00. 69c Remarkable Towel Values Huck Towels, with red borders, extra heavy quality, size 38x18; regular 12%c quality; SPECIAL 8} a0 Ladies’ Short Kimonos, made from nice qual FOR THIS GALE... 06. ee eee ee ees SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE ity lawn, in Persian and stripe offecta; so Linen and Cotton Towels, extra heavy thread, | White and ecru Lace Cyrtains, 3 yarda long, tual value 600 c plain white and red borders; regular 15e made extra wide, good value for Clean-up price . SPECIAL Fon THis sace..9OC 3% yards great value for $2.50. FOR THIS SALE... $1.49 White Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, extra wide, a great variety of patterns to select SPeciAL ron THiseace © $1.09 Boys’ Wants at Clean-Up Prices 15¢ Pants, actual values 50e $1.76. White and ecru Lace Curtaina, jong, made extra wide, SPECIAL Ladies’ Short Kimonos, in lawns, crepes and other wash fabrics; kimonos In this lot worth up to $1.50. 89c Cleanup price Ladiew Long Kimonos, made from niece qual ity lawn, in Persian and neat stripe effects; actual values Tic 49c Clean-up sale price Ladies’ Long Kimonos, in crepes, lawne and other wash materials; values up to $1.76 wen. $4.15 Exceptional Values in Underwear and Hosiery. quality. 1 0 SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE ..... c Bleached Turkish Towels, double thread, ex tra heavy; regular ibe quality, 10 Sager s apearns . We Bleached Turkish Towels, good large size, double thread; regular 2c quality 15 SPECIAL ...... c Unbleached Turkish Towels, extra heavy and large; regular 36e quality 17} SPECIAL FOR THISSALE........ 1120 1 lot of Pure Linen Towels, with and with out fringe, pure white and colored borders, hematitched and drawn work centers, none in the lot worth leas than 460, some worth YOUR ch 222¢ YOUR CHOICE FOR THIS GALE One lot Little Gents’ Brownte Shirts. Price to close One lot Boys’ Knee and 75e, 25c Price to close alien J bbe Je 7 Infants’ and Children’s Wants at | 27" Kvee Pants, sizos 6 to 16; values to age ag Ribbed Vesta, bigh neck, long The; & good range of colors, also Oc |. Sveciat Beo Hive price C Special Prices Saturday. black and blue. Price to close . Infanis’ Long Cambric Dresses, plain and embroidery trimmed peetal 35c Infante’ Long and Short Nalnsook Dresses, plain and embroldery trimmed 49c Special Ohiidren in a great vartety Ladin’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, low neck, no sleeves, lace trimmed neck, also 8} tape neck. Special Beo Hive pr aC Jersey ankle cuff Ladies’ Collars at Clean-Up Prices Ladies’ Dutch Collars, in white lace and tailored effecta Special Clean-up price Ladies’ k Sp Laden’ Ribbed Drawers, also lace trimmed al Bee Hive price .........4. 25c Fancy In black ‘and colored, and colors, 25c Colored Dresses , 1 Drew Hone, of Priced specially for 25 Ladies’ Dutch Collars, lace trimmed } 1 A D E i stripes and dots; good value at 2ho Saturday's selling, up trom CO} “Clean-up sale price 15¢ Special Reo Hive price 15c Iafs lawn Hoods in a great variety of | Ladies’ lawn Embroidered Turnover Collars; | Ladies Fancy and Black Drop-8titeh Howe; 25c # values up to 50c ; regular 10¢ quality Special for Saturday we have all tho new shades; Clean-up sale price, pay 360 why Special Bee Hive price Be . 25¢ BRANCH STORE 2401-2403 JACKSON STREET CLF i resess fn” SAVES THREE MILLION MINUTES A DAY! “led a police detail to be stationed | OF THE FUTURE; NOT THE PAST THE WORLDS (From the Gaturday Evening Post.) | They feel ft # and live in ft My peaking at oa poeniag cf the|more—which constitutes the tre BEST PIANO Aluska Yukon-Paetfio exposition,| mendous pull of that region Al . ME Will ¢ rked that most other| over the country, and especial witid's fairs leaned upop seme|the Middie Woat, the man with his higtoric event Th celebrated make in the world does lear sotheothing that had happened, Thetr | to farther West with a ing essential meaning was, “See how (hat the future bends dows rer a | far we baye come! to the present th King of Player Dut the Beattie show arisen fro: Already things have z plenty of tno such elapsed oocaston, It ¢ t ened toat might w be brates Hot what has happened brated by an exposition whe what i# going to happen, It dere celal territory tr a not onl . . a line for the purpose of marking| Pacific wtates, but Alaska, Hawall Sohmer Behnin 7 progresa ahead, tot behind, [ts and the Philippines an well, Our , g, Crown trade in merchandine contiguous Pacific vate tom bur with the non-| territories ed million dol rea) message fa, “Guess, ff how far we are going t incidental, yet Haines Bros., Many Other Makes la morely sign of ite frontfacing lars a year, Only one state excee Ww. : not only broke all tradit Alaska in the producti gold 'e are in a position to save you jing on time, but It ope and that #tate but sllig Wash-| P y from $50 to } gaged and out of debt ington leads every oth tate in $100. No idle dream. This t# quite appropriate, for the| produetion of lumber. Much more| The goods speak for country plo who got it} might be sad on thie a oro bey ped Aig A Reaarded simply 08 an themselves. lfuture (han any other country and of things already done, t As a4 chronological fact fair at Beattle ts w jwn't any more future on the body's ime. Go we | Pholfie const than on the Atlantic; |the country; see what has bee but the future ts, so to speak, a done and get a Keener breath of | ereat deal more Imminent out there, | things to be done. Cline Piano Co Seattle eee ors MAN IN JAIL IS STILL INVENTING Puce ORDERS FOR THOUSINDS OF URS MALLOY NOW PRODUCES PAT ENT TELEPHONE TRANG MITTING DEVICE. Exclusively for Household Goods, Michael J tion habit so Malloy has the i bad ho continues to} linve Hy United Frees) | ihm a alee Mir Mt new YO to) Car man Made on Honor and Gold on Merit, a Bye “ mule ifacturers all over the country are ver one of his late iny Hin | BOW Sected with orders for 4 vest had the nerve to want to make nouns e eqepment . vo C something out of it for himself and aby o lawye » obtained the rights | °8"* “five yours for hie as-| Hochestor & “Pittabure bas placed an order for 1,00¢ The Hoston & Mair d an he M ordered Northern and de. | 1000 each, an THE MEYER-TONER PIANO CO. 314 UNION 6T. Hotel Georgian Sanatorium Fourth av } public to him. The lawye part of tt weually 4 latest invention ts a the Great thern Pacific! Het Pike aed Union ch does aw with the tele | & Wash if She has worked it) It ts t wp since he jail in April. |eare fo Hie instrument, which can be car-| Oblo fe t ra ried in the pocket, fits any tele eased to 10,000 wet: “at Main tr, Tok. wen ee she mouthplece. A person sitting aide you in your office will be ua d you stter how oi your conversation Malloy wae formerly in the army and ia a navy yard mechanic. While he has never made a vent off tome have brought | fortencs, But inventors ate expected to be improvident and |Mr, Malloy lived up to expectations and soon lived up bie im { His best known invent suggested to bim by th }itocum disaster at New Y joalied the twin dial system, fire and jwater detector, for use on board lehips. The device gave Mr, Mal considerable newspaper fame and brought him a neat sum of money This was merely one of several) inventions he bas turned out cex, others Ger rk It te Try to Steal Cornerstone. NEW YORK, July 30.—Repoated jetforts to #4 the old Methe burch in South i Third st, Willismeburg, have caus there day and ight, The strocture/ lis belong demolished to make way) |for a vew building | } |Missing Banker's Brother Quits! } TIPTON, Ind., July 30. Wilitam | H. Marker, cashier of the First > tional bank, brother of Noah Bt. About 50 dozen Men's Suspenders; values from 35c to 50c; lines; thrown on the bargain table to be sold tomorrow. They come in: varied assortment of fancy lisle; heavy and lightweight webs. A limit of two pair to each customer |Marker, the srlesing Boerne jeashler who is charged th the idefaication of more than *4100,000 jhas resigned Tht MARKETS wriees aneted by the toeal hate | local produce, meats and Your choice of a big assortment of men's Tweed and Worsted in values worth double the price; mest of them broken lines, but we have most any size in some of them, ewe Batter. ranch rotiers, ib ene, Live, ib . jens, dressed, tb. tere, live. Ib. oosters, dr Turkeys, live, ib ian hare, tb... Meats, Live Weight. on ateors, 1b “ng jhe The season's selling has left a us with many broken lines of Golf Shifts: We have bunched them all together so as to make one full line, and placed | them on the bargain table for 55¢. 1 Underwear tu45c Which is light; cool and comfortable; in blue; ecru, white, salmon, broway the price has been cut to make room for our early fall shipments. blow ateors, Ib . Drensed Mente. Vaal, large ore 10 Veal. mediom 10 ip Piator Feed—Selling Prices, n Washington hy 14.00@16 Washington 21.0029 14.006 16.01 16.60@ 17. 01 n Wash tn ‘ets double co Ingto| | Bran, ton Shorts, ton Middilngs ODDS AND ENDS Men's and Boys’ Clothing Half Price! To Clean Up Our Summer Stock} ‘a a7, 46,00@46 + + 46.000 46. #7 .00g 28 ton” 6 corn, ton hed corn, ton corn meal, ton Riniied oats and bar- ley, mixed 19,00440.00 Frulie—Selling Prices rion @ 1.504 5 , By bog 48.00 i @ i ae ck Republicans | Wenatchee phims mae | 4 ‘1.00 | Wenatchee | WALLEABE RINGES pride of every en; a splendid stove ety way bake porn RNTTORD 40 per cent Waldorf LUnT TOS-10 Pike St, McCormack Bros 812-14 First Avenue | Opposite Colman Block TWO STORES—SEATTLE TACO® AMON