The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST |ELECTRIC DISPLAY OT NT htolal TATION sCharles Fierce Tries Hard to Reform, But in a Mo- ment of Weakness He Falls Again weathered oak rocker: } special for Friday— ‘The hare tha way < a wr Onc : ma strain! path, af a off Char! gonvir i will te af stator $3.95 remular price Het pearer | He surpt« qpemios alike, | au weakness k to the Fierce 6 opened & and ¢ Ream ‘ Bation of fe court They ir gated and found the Boy had» bod t and had made & good is the peniten tiary correct = well the feaponse f back that b and abining “Some « for effect, v the lad go the autt pant Borers fleer Vince Rom | Hoticed | came k rity is and his nent of old | are old, uted it he pro specially priced for Friday— pecial purchase of fancy STANDARD FURNITURE CO. BUILDING The lights all over its building. ninestory such a way that they flash white nd then re at Becond ay, and Pine st. * | ating flashes of lights m all of the bills t in the The has made the andard Furntture company & center of interest for the The corner at § ight aw tn th g has become one of of the efty In the evening ed him for a ple the down town district on the bay in the evenings Myriads of Hhts are strung all bation Of- the building and are arrange MUST NOT SAY MORE 9 THAN “THANK YOU" ® j Craig's restaurant TO PRETTY GIRLS * * MORGAN 1S NEARLY WRECKED ON A REE fy Calted Brees.) NEW YORK, Aug. 2%. * that J. P. Morgan, t was hearly shipw in Long Inland Friday— De * price #200 Pleaded Guilty days ago as Pr t was entering a county building, be standing a in unce pper with a nd distribution plivered to # pmont av, to © mbia at fist and r the door. § 2 witness In a asked him essing ase, V how he or at 15th jeaded guilty to atte y. He had attempted to and was caught in One to four is the proper tion of chap proper nes to young la according te OTHER ORUAY OWS ing to pin flowe (By Untied Press) gion State butld SEATTLE ion visitor And there renes to see that the fe not too effusive th their recip eturty BAKE OVEN CURES WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 26 ing from News clty late Dfficiala of ¢ war departme r will be all that you Tuesday on his steam yacht Cor Spbave decided to postpone action are exp to say when an at gair me known when the yacht! pepon the request of Mra. Sutton to tractive lady pins a dablia/ was put in a dry dock at Hoboken | Dvexhume the body of Lieut. Sutton, to you and be wure y for repairs, ‘The accident happen now buried in Arlington it In the most distant and | ed near City island, on the west cemetery sonal manner, for the chap * erly end of Long Island sound. The ment officials rece. will be chose by Corsair Was making fast time when seat from Mrs. Sut There will be 50.0 - i she struck a submerged rock, Re fon asking that this permission be dahilaa on exhi at the Wash versing her propellers, the yacht © without stating reasons for ington State b iS Savuraay, «v4 quickly backed off, but began to i a request, but In the absence of prizes will be given for the best jeay machinery waa not bad-| the secretary of war, the granting exhibit of Mowers. Every dahlia jy disarranged, however, and the lef the request Is withheld for the | grower is urged to send flowers. Corsair proceeded to New York leither to enter In the competition junder reduced speed with her nn ae | Dumps going to keep her feee from | | Water N-GHEF IIS LIE TO TENDERLOW KING Colted Pree) LOB ANGELES, Aug. 26 ward Kern, WHAT GUS BROWN SAYS Tho. whiles of cor Groat Stock Re: ducing Sale has left us with 85 Suits. The following sizes: 7 size 33 8 size 35 10 size 37 Ed- former chief of police of this clty, went on the stand yesterday in the trial of former Chief of Police Thomas H. Broad- bead for bribery, and denied every Statement made by Nick Oswald! that would tend to incriminate | Broadhead 8 size 34 9 size 36 12 size 38 10 size 39 6 size 40 5 size 42 6 size 44 4 size 46 $15.00, $16.50, $18.00 and $20.00 Suits at $9.50 $22.50, $25.00, $27.50 and $30.00 Suits at $15.00 troadhead was a captain of po A. M. LOUGHNEY. Hee under Kern and succeeded him as chief of police. Oswald was} If you were suffering from eye) the alleged “tenderloin king” at the |{foUble you would consult an ey time Broadhead was captain and | *Pectalist; if ear trouble bothered | has testified that he paid both Kern |YOu you would go to an aurist; and Broadhead for protection: if your throat or nose atfented | A number of police officers testi |YOU You would allow a throat or fied today in regard to orders {s-|"9#e spec Jalist to treat you, wouldn't sued by Kern and Broadhead for YOU? Then if you bave rheumatism, the closing of the disorderly stomach or liver trouble, you should | houses. jconsult a specialist in those d ROSS WINS HIS CASE zest Sesse'Sactats }many cures have proved that he jis sueceseful in the last-named dis The supreme court refused to ts |?!’ sue @ writ of mandamuna y Jeasen is A. M. Loughney of Lough to compel State Land Ce ney & Loughney, 5 Peo * Bavings Bank Building A. M. Loughney’s success has si been due largely to the great Bake or BE. W Oven, that wonderful invention, that of nalo to Stirrat & Gocts for cor. literally bakes out disease, touch tain Ballard tide lands which thie ing the affected parta in one-tenth | firm bid In at Seattle for $19,000 of the period that [t takes medicine last April to reach them And the cure t# Ross refused to deed the property| Permanent. Hundreds of Be without a right-of-way clause for a) mea and women swear by ft They | city street, and it was to compel have been permanently cured and | him to do so that the sult was |*# 4 result they are always loud in| here, a brought. The supreme court upheld | /t# praises. If you are a sufferer Jee Ross’ decision. |from rheumatiem, stomach, liver or you can't afford | | bowel troubles, not to try it Loughney & Loughney's office hours are from § a. m. to 6 p. m daily and Sunday from 9 a. m, to 12 noon. Dr. F. H. MeClellan, a BUY WATER FRONT Alongside the Bremerton Navy Yard, where Uncle Sam ta | medical practitioner, and competent spending millions of dollars § trained nurses always in attend every year. Navy Yard City § ance meee. — Deemaineos costs Y ROSRIRE a ligt r% has one mile of the prottiost water front on Puget Sound and ia alongside the navy yard. We are building a city there and every day we take crowds over (at our expense) and This is positively the most important bargain event of the year. prove to them that profits will “4 with 1% you to (Cor be large in a short time. Until mnie tx Saturda Is the Last we complete On? new. Navy 80 1 o Yard City dock we will sell nd loor 1414 & a , * Drug Co, large lots at $40 and up. Terms 0d E $4 down and $2 monthly, City water mains laid and paid for We build homes on easy pay ments. Call at our office and to go with us on the Day of This: Sale Do you want to buy a home? See 16 aadition to The Star's classified real estate | BREMERTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, 106 Cherry St. Ground Floor, Call or write for maps and prices, A, -¥ of menoing at 4:40 sharp ALWAYS RIGHT. General admission to German willow waste baskets: arrange Me con “Where fast new steamer H. B. Ken- 9) Umr® nedy, leaving Colman dock ten the times daily. 1,000 ch lots Cars and tracts to choose from, Only ey Stop 60 minutes’ ride. ATADIUM 1909, CAUSES CommeENT | @INilN au tie AYP. Sept Gt Well Be There! a f damier rg: speci for Friday— money- saving specials for Friday— regular price 64.50 ty Axm c waste bash ts, woven of “19 ¢ (dead copper tea kettle: special for $600 worth giant black- berries raised on one acre the above SEPTEMBER the ; ealra large sire outdoor miik and meal ¢ Mace, or the Girl. { Cabinet: special — the = Iden LAST OF THE BIG FREE EXCURSIONS Tomorrow and Saturday to Birmingham Fast steamer Venus leaves Pier 6 at 9:45 a. m., 8 p.m. A $3 ride free to see returning us sell the last of the Waterfront Close to Everett at $50 to $150 Per Acre on terms of 10 cents daily. One lady here clears $250 monthly on chickens and Bel- A gian hares. You can not buy adjoining lands at five times these prices on water front, R. R. and street cars, Lumber Wy sold at $7 per M. Men wanted for all kinds of work here. Come to boat at Pier 6 before 9:45 a. m., no tickets needed, or call at C.D. Hillman’s office for free maps, in Times Block. Everett people wanting to see Birmingham take C. D. Hillman’s free launch at Ev- erett City Dock forenoons, JUST SEVEN DAYS MORE BEFORE THE HITT-BAYLISS SPECTACULAR CO. THEIR GORGEOUS PYROTECHNIC DRAMA LOOK |I*Destrucion of Mexico mnquert of the Aateos by ¢ ying 180 pe ale hithe in ein the pr there will be presented ZOUANE LIGHTNING GUN DIILI ) MILITARY # ND ing with a display of DAT. PEE WORKS for she will un TO SEPTEMBER 9 Com furn tare 3,000 Acres of PRESENT ton thousand | | PONY NT AMUSEMENTS. Alhambra *\ KUSELL & DREW, Mere Last T Tonight JOHN MASON aning Vridey Wednesday Beats ne Seattie Theatre RUSSELL & DuRW, Mars. sun CONT, Moore Theatre Hives, He to $2 Next We "68 oman Prom Minatwn THE GRAND 29!" cont, Manager. Geod-tye W * Matinee | The Toymaker, A Pairy B renns HARTMAN And Singing ‘ompany in Ang HCURCUMSTANTIAL AMUSEMEN Summer § In a New @keteh, NLY A Gt 4 PANTAGES THEATRE UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE” } The Strange European Miusion, j MENETRKEL The Mystery of Rat ” Montague’s Comedy Cockatoos, | Other Big Feature vs. Seats Now Selling, ON PUGET SOUND Wish) m. sharp. On sale at idren Halt Price “NORTHWESTERN DUGDALES ATH Citta oe nije th sich detiailes eae LOIS THEATRE | not Al Vaud MISS AILLMEN MAY & CO, ACTO—T ontinu- | Act=—6 The Grand! Oherry St, Near Second Av, Charles Olson General Adratactep She. ed, $1 and $2. Moonlight Excursion Given under the auspices of the Lutheran Church leaving Colman dock. Friday Night, Aug. 27 | CHAMPIONSHIP - | WRESTLING Henry Ordeman AGUB, PARK, BASEBALL RROW AT sto, Vancouver va. Senttle. mission and 50e, i os ww a MORE Dolan & Leanarr, | rive wen he hia NEW ACTS Luna Park rer i tly at t Care, 19 p.m. 16 Magnificent Indians in Great Typleal War Dance and Aboriginal Sports, Tree Other Big Features. HALL'S SATE & LOCK CO,’SSAFES Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. MANUPA se erererrts Pay Streak Attractions at the Expo. po900000000: Igorrote Village A.-Y.-P. Exposition “NEEDS NO BOOSTING”"—P.1, The People Ever Made Anywhere ‘Greatest Exhibit of a Primitive Wild Chinese Theatre A.-Y.-P.E. SENSATIONAL SUCORSS! The PERKIN THOUPR, Magicians and Strong ten time in America Native Chinese Orchestra, *Diret sii, taal liaise eee oman alee eis neeiatdoeninememeeapeeetaetet nae