The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1909, Page 5

| pT Ae Rha mo P STUNTS THAT | ARE POSSI FREAK | ttle, With Her Many Lights, Might Become a Very Much Talked of} nostiy the City Throughout World. has Just bought $40,006 faht globes. Fy will get 1 will ave Tt tled together § fastened tc loon it could 1 wor tt would » when the block of the way wh lights (0 place Buftale @ olty al Pioneer square alm PPben it the lehte wh iM and prove of value Tetons medium Bar Association Adjourns, DETROIT, Aug. 28.—-The Amert n here Mjourned for one yer Return by Daylight h Victoria. Princess Char toria. Takes you 3 tstanda. CANADIAN PACIFIC, 609 Piet Av. i ————— Base Supporting Swtich Material | la allowed ' and one Haht i be as brilliant Pare in Georgetown B Right ¢ 6 ta t nd national highway, a road " ntry from New attra it tt and has Just . one feet along the road from relation, Which has been ToVancouver t:30 p.m. aioe \oeraiogiat both ways, giving time for a approximately at the cities ot Vancouver and Was mined in Shasta county en route h Active pass and the San ore meeting pl HOFIUS STEEL & EQUIPMENT CO. “Latimer” Switch PointLocks Cast Iron Pipe Equipment, all kinds. Main 431. 812-13-14-15-16 Lowman Bldg., Seattle ia ia ale iain iearennrcs i reaacrarn [ON THE FRONT | A record crowd was taken over by the Princesa Vietorta yeaterday }when she carried 1,176 passengers | This te within 24 of the number for which she ts Hoensed, and although whe has been carrying between }and 1,000 every day throughout the penson, yesterday's number Was so es the largest yet Hated. | The steamship Victoria sailed at 8:80 last night for Nome wand St Michaelu Ther freight conalated of perishable goods, auch as vegetables, ete, for the up arts of the Yukon river, ‘The meats, por Vessel also had a heavy vKe }iat. ‘This will be the last t to |KO up by way of the river, aa it | Will be frosen over by the second week tn September From snout tern Alaska = the eC of Seattle arrived tn ye lay She brought shipment of and a Jnumber of passengers, ‘The veane! will leave tonight for the north The amuhip Buckman left y terday about 1 San Franc! » big passenger It th freight Afhother departure from the ha bor wae that of the U. 8. tranny Dix, which satled for Manila in the forag horses and mule During her © has been fitted with a new baft ENGINEER RUNS 4 TRAN MINUS EYE islande #lay qeady owns Were added, there would veces aig, Pitlted Pree) Phe enough to fintsh the job and aj NEW YORK ug. $—With bi , ifficient to run down to) Might oye i by a piece a ie i : ; glass fro yroken oll lamp, f Seattle Sineer w ie of Jersey Cit each | Who runa the fas nardetille ex: as an ad-| press from Hoboken to Sumit, N ran the stayed ain with un the Summit station whence be 4 harried to the Overlook hospital for The doct treatment BIG COPPER OUTPUT. (By United Press) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 28 Aubury reports that California’s production of cop per for the .year was 40,867,872 pougde, and its value was $7,000,000, Most of the copper MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Aug. 2% —The Master Rakers, who bave been in session here for several days, selected Baltimore for thetr tm 1810, Pig Iron WE AE THE i THE BECAI SE BAWHICH HAS TAUGHT US 4 q ON! DIUM OF TION--CLEANLINESS, FACTOR AYS OPT SEE SUCCESS BRINGS IMITATION— WATCH OUR COMPETITORS | SEATTLE ICE CREAM THAT QUALITY SUCCESSFUL PURITY AND QUALITY UNITE IS FOR INSPECTION FOR YOURSELF, Seattle Ice Cream Co. FIRGT AVENUE SOUTH AND STACY 8T. WHY? HAVE HAD 18 SUCCESSFUL YEARS OF | ICE CREAM EXPERIENCE AND PURITY ARE ICK CREAM PRODUC SUCCESS VISIT USB AND down 4) re * fear he} yee Tuesday, | may lose the eight of both eyes tr. ‘WILL ERECT NEW STREET FOUNTAINS EARLY WEXT .WEEK SUPT MALONEY WANTS TO | KNOW THAT OTHERS ARE | WORKING PROPERLY, According to Superintendent of Streets M, T. Maloney not slow tn ereotin tains that have Been ordered by the clty and which are fints and | waiting at the Vulean tron Works, | but the department wants to be sure that the fountain will work as the city te] the water foun: | Intended before the others are put} a). Ma has been severely criticiwed recently, because nothing was done towards placing the other fountain tha “ ready I will net put tb other i I find that ec working pro’ ain Hh me in the whe Unit ates and it is an intr ¢ ' cause 1 wus that tal ee, " From h ‘ ! i] the “ ' right, and we it} probat begin erecting the i rly next weel UU FOUETTE cots HOT AFTER CANNON fy Uplied Pres) MADISON, Wis lette’s Week! Aug attack | Lak toda land was appo ater Ald ame up a cu ¥ program to sult the high finance needs of Wall street, | The banking system te ansious to! have legislate out a hiteh t put thro uve the next may be demorratie -WOMEY FOR MTA WASHINGTON, D. C,, Aug. 28 Pour mill Hollara « } by congress for . allotted among (he several states | and territories by Lieut. Col, Wear. | jer, of the general staff corps of the | army The allotments and territories clude the followin, Idaho, $19,000 Washington. | 000. for the states| pd numbers in } Montana, $15,000 948,000; Oregon, $31 BAR OFFICERS ELECTED (fy Called Pree) OMAHA, Aug 2s |nominations were ratified b; American Bar association i dent, Charles Libby, Maine tary, George Whitlock treasurer, Fred Wadhams, York; executive council Butler, New York; W. C. Hunt Louisiana; John Hinkley, Vermont |Ralph Breckenbridge, N ka} and Lynn Helm, California i Killed by Lightning | | CHIC Avg. 28.—~Three men on « farm jby lightning ygaterday lA deluge of rain broke over th Prewt secre Maryland ity today, flooding basements and doing | tions other damage. | WILL SING MONDAY. The Ohio Male Chorus will sing ander the auspices of the Oblo so olety at the First Presbyterian jchureh next Monday evenin, Don't Miss This Chance NEWTOWN Great Railway Addition, just outside city limite of TACOMA, where millions of dollars are be ing spent in the construction of great rallway terminale LARGE, LEVEL LOTS with perfect title, $40 to $100, on easy terms. POINDEXTER & MOORE REALTY CO., lc 106 Washington Bidg., First Ave., Seattle Room Large Tracts $50 and Up Large Lots $35 and Up Terms #1 and #2 Monthly ns on his na wuarant at the present pri Visit the y Heights (at taking Bromert pense), We are every da 4 B. Kenn dock ten ‘ fipme fe Co. owners, 106 Charrt Me. iremerton ottice Gregon Bidg., Bremerton Our office will he open Satur day evening t!!1 9:20 and Sup day motying Wil 11:15 to acoc dase {hone Whp wish to @ AAAS Yominuldw Fide. ob. the ound. Bee the navy yard ajghte in our free auto at Bremerton ily Frederic W The following | @¢nt and manager of the Claussen the | Brewing Assocta ject of this #ketoh equa New [Strictly adher Charles |Of the tndustry of which he is at cla head and prime factor in popularteing the in jetitution and securing an ever in | creasing demand for ite produc Handechy Views as to the lquor afternoon. | opposed st of here were killed | the who disregard the laws and regala woverning THE STAR—SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1909. 5 PEOPLE YOU Handschy, presl and the eub- | pre tert #8 firm believer | ‘rtals and « al temperat al” volley which ts 1 to in the operation of Mr & which has been a hae pron trict regulation of Dr traffic, being strongly to HNeensing individuals this business In The Star of Saturday, October 16, 1909 Just Seven Weeks From Today Youwill read all about the auspicious opening of the big steel plant at IRONDALE You will find in that edition ering of the thousands from all traditional button which starts a receptions by the big dignjtarie Columbia, of the scores.of « realizat miths and mar 1 iron and st hort whif of IROD n er he me a g ente The pr f theJRON the initial of thé steel 1 ontending that the moderate use and not the abuse rly brewed from under sanitary alniag but 3 to 4 per pot only and sobriety, ae well, and cites the ing H. Harriman man in systematic zation the world hae thus far pro be duced, who, broken in health, veled thousands of m 4 od by the wor Bhownipell, of Bemmefong, Aus tria, who preseribed for Mr. Marri) It li man good bread, hours old and plenty of good, light beer, the purpose being to increase parts big ent ngratulat SHOULD KNOW Buy Pianos Today Today Think of Buying New T r ' ® ae t i NOW OUR PRICE '97 4 Steinways for 148 to '287 ‘ Knabe Now for '268 A ff Kno aa? We Told a Fellow Yester« day And We Tell You Now T k «@ 1s ut for you ething WE HAVE TWO AUTO. PIANOS One $1,150 Pianola Piano One 88 Note Reliable Player Piano if we way plane our own price. so we know it will sell at once, Make ua an offer on any plano in our stock. and } theo that the three in the beer stimulant hie atrengt? ably on the to four per cent alec provided the needed which would draw the blood to the stomach, and the extract, or food property of the beer would furnish tehment that wae easily ab- i by the system pu the best ma conditions, Smith, the Piano Man 507 Union St. Two Blocks Above Fostottt conduct the forem railroad organi Edward L. Gomoll & Company The deduction must necessartly his: that if a pure, whol tra is easential In restoring to be treat it ts a reasonal conclusion reach that it may ised in mader quantities in ving health wise furnis a medium of good fellowship and affords the! man of affairs hours of relaxation beer not lees than 24 pleasant § paper a complete account of the gath of Puget Sound, of the pressing of the he speeches and the he rn states and of British atory te which were received by par The , a 1 n nd. The elon a large scale is Seven ALE'S machinery begun UP-TO-DATE LIFT TOP CIGAR CASE 1 enlargeme , esi Manufacturers of Show Cases, Bank, Cigar Store and Office Fix. th agnitu tures, All-Glass Patent Floor Show Cases a Specialty. ste 1 ! d that ha daub : me . seat OFFICE AND SALESROOMS time. Ir e be ready fo 2801-2811 Third Av., neve, in th Seattle, Wash. Easter is finding it s MR PROF. STEVENS > een a Five Acres q : for Y in t rs, and par or ou MENDINGTON’S BROKEN ‘ extre des bi 1 have attractive PROMISES es ‘ — aa y ter front ! An COL nd everything e g : MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY 400-410 ARCADE ANNEX, SEATTLE Seattle Realty Co. 501 AMERICAN BANK BLDG 1. Degering. een "ee Qik Ave.cer Gini J See estate Do you want to buy a home The Star's classified real columne. Pianos '97 4 a TQuit | Tonight: | at 10 o’Clock . Every Piano Must Go 7 Chickerings for 4 1148 to '367 iy