The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1909, Page 4

BILL TAFT'S PET EXHIBIT. WILL BE HERE “Little Brown Brothers” Will Toot Their Horns at the Fair for President Taft. WZe WIRELESS : DIRECT TO. - © ARR Cu paene HEARTS _— “Bil Taft's pet exhibit.” That is what the Philippine Con atabulary Band, 86 pieces strong, which comes to the AYP. expo sition September 15, ts called, and the “little brown brothers” of the president will stay here to play for Taft when he visits the fair, The president brought the band from Manila to play at the inaugural cer emonies at Washington last March. cd Tt te a military organization, work e ing under the orders of the war de partment, and President Taft has been Instrumental in permitting the Philippines to play for two weeks at Boattle. Are Real Natives. “This band will do more = than anything else to dispel the illu sions which exist In many minds concerning the Philippine tslands, Mr. Taft is quoted as saying at Washington. “These wonderful lit tle musicians, all well educated men and good soldiers, will show the true character of the Philip pino native.” The Philippine Constabulary Band recently opened Potomac Park, in Washington, which ts ex pected to be the Hyde Park of the American capital. At home, the band has made famous the Luneta, | at Manila, where it plays for open alr concerts. They Love the President. “Uncle Bill,” the little brown bandmen call their friend and pat fon, only they pronounce it “Tio Guillermo,” and they rank Taft SEEK SIGNATURES close to McKinley in thetr esteem. Tt is the latter, however, freed them from Spanish rule, his name ts as sacred to the Philip-| “Fur negro. |the Duwamish River Arrangements are being complet. | which takes p ed for the daily concerts of the) ha sorgetown, T band at the fair, from September 15 | additional signatures to t to October 1. On the last two) for the formation of t days of their visit they will play | improve the Duwamish r for the president on the fair) sought grounds. From here the band will; The petition tf Feturn to its home in Manfla, after | by property six months in the United States. | the club hea ene | block, and ¢ (By United Pree) [ee sere BERKELEY, Cal. Sept. §—Deo-| “10? '* niso rowing Pniverslty of Callin, wit eave AMATEUR AVIATOR for Germany during the latter part! INVENTS MACHINE the week, where he will deliver (hy Cntted Pree) ww being signed of the valley at NOT IN THE TRUST a yest’ KELLING THE ones POLAR peace the lake and had tntentions of cross» ing. but the T0 THIS PETITION aviator flew along the shores of fact that there were! pino as is that of Lincoln to the} At the regutar monthly meeting of 50 boats tn the vicinity to rescue) provement Dim in case of a mishap deterred | Ward's him y night, Bradshaw worked three tition Complete hie machine. attempt! Des MOINES, 1a. Sept §.—John| years (©!) Hamilton, for years the moving) spirit in the Des Molngn Daily | trial ft te sald that Captain W: came to their rescue, and after) . News, is arranging, it Is aald, to) MEETS THIS EVENING close out bis business interests and | Dieading with the court, had the lads | turned over to him. | The New Enatand club of Heattle | io into the newapaper busisess in artern, S18 New York| Will meet this evening at Ite rooms the West with his sister, Mrs, Ella| Ine nearly 200 signa. | in the Halter butiding to complete it*| iamitton Darley, for years one of| vere hardehips and privationa. ce amount Plans for the celebration of New \the editors of the News, but now] ership of the Bngtand day at the exposition om | editor of one of the publications of Saturday, Including the pageant of |ine Homentead company ‘The Landing of the Mayflower.” c CALL BANK STATEMENTS. WASHINGTON, Sept comptroller of the currency today|tional bank of Fergus coanty, at number of lectures at the Uni- RENO, Nev., Sept. S-—-According taued « call for a statement of the|Lewiston has asked that «today at an assembly held bere Versity of Berlin. He will not re-|to reliable information recetved condition of all national banks at |cetvership be appointed for the The principal address wae made by to California until the iatter/here today, Mark Bradshaw, aj the close of business Wednesday, | North Moceasin Gold Mining com- THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1909. NOW THAT THE NORTH POLE HAS BEEN FOUND: [ } fr « Town Dp. e. come athe i. YE WHALES | “Hh Boy, has Invented an aeroplane in which he secuntly completed a 13 Rarhee with two other lads of about | mile fight near Lake Walker. The Brag the water front anti! hunger drove | | K them the town proper, where! they were recognized aa deserters! and placed under arre (By United Pree) |remove to the North Pacific eoast,| |probably Seattle. He probably will} | WANT A RECEIVER, (My United Pree) 5 The BUTTE, Mont. Sept. §.—The na «SHANGHAI ON = “BOARD WHALER Rescued Lads Tell a Story ling ® horrible tale of brutality and mintre [that they were whaler in Alaskan waters, were brought to this elty today on the | Alanka Packer steamer Lehu } \wonville and Rdward Abrahamson of this olty The lade are each but 16 ould ike t & steamer b claim that th; by the attrac ger to sign a paper the captain of the whaler. than Captain Weber, and they have the} appearance of having undergone se- Dr. H. A. Christian, dean of the | Harvard medical sch } AMERICAN BANQU 0. | on parture he was the gue pay PIKE of Brutality Suffered at Hands of Captain and Crew. (ty Untied Pres.) BAN FRANCISCO, Bopt. &—Telt no claim ont, tw “shanghaled” on a are priced The boys are Burstard of Wat-| 60c Values _ for 49c piain ste They claim to have loltered about $1.25 Valeias for 79¢ Vouch for Story. | When the boys were placed on! v The boy#’ story is vouched for by to| Great Ne A wpecta Ito at a dinner given jast| shipments of grain, live stock and | asked re lumber. rewign = MACPHERSON - CF ¥(0 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow that will probably be the story of these stylish trimmed hat Chey the biggest values ever offered. These new fall hats—all carefully gi by our Mr. MacPherson in New York—have an air of graceful ness that is missing in so many of the headgear. Come and tr these chic creations—you will be surprised how well they look on you, ang what is more, you will be surprised when you hear how moderately they We have a very extensive line of which we make a specialty » ext ral fi UME ic dood suipessvset 98c ;; | Cotton Blankets In gray, tan and in white, Good size and of me i} dium weight. Regular price 60¢ a / | be able to appreciate pair; extra special for 9 TUMPOENG 0... cers sav esenve A CY Marsetfles patterns; extra large size; regular price $1.25; special for one aaa ean, ELS 79c Best Vat REA PISS Buy Your A.-Y.-P. Souve- | nirs Here and Save 1-2 | | HORTAGE OF CARS Mont Sept, &-—The ved hat North avy advance PRINCE WANTS To NCOUVER, B.G, PHONES MAIN 4004-18 STREET NEAR SECOND AVENUE $5 HATS © yeara of age | = Ar Enticed Aboard Whaler. j = = See aorory: > ellie According to their story, the boys ; | wae Gultedh choehd § swaaher, where ° $7.50 Pongee Sitk Waists Mi captain and forced to endure other ? Waists of naturs hardships until rescued by Captain I the Is Weber of the Letu. j i} = very they were wandering along the water H ues at cular wnt, when they were approached by | \ $7.60; specially stranger, ho asked them If they Gray, full size Blankets of good } priced Wil) give satisfaction in fy i Regular price $1.25 a pair; i |; $6.50 Black Taffeta Waists, Black HM, Very elegant Waists made of @ q i taffeta and profusely ti yy) with silk braid, but } ) tucks; you must see @ $6.50 values for jthem. This wae continued daily $6.00 Sith Petticoats for they may, until their bodies were “ 5 Full size quilted Silkoline Comforts, {Hi The best Silk Pettlooat) black and tiue with the marks of $i 25 Values | filled with pure white sanitary 1 gains of the season: Ww the hoots and fists of the captain and | ri 9 a, ae price $1.25; extra \} made of an excellent other members of the crew. The | 8c Spec: for 98 | taffeta silk specially noye deserted the vessel at Dutch { oF oe } THUTBARY «.+-0 sees eeeevers c able for silk skirts; ruffles; cut full and i ished. Colo: Crochet Bedspreads in handsome co gn pik black, brown, green, n } old rc values $6.00; «p priced soft finish; A choice selection as Slik Belts, ¢ g sy SPSS sive buckles that are # alone more than the sale $a of the belt For Thureday’s nalo we have specially priced ali our A-Y.- n COLLEGES AFFILIATE. | P. Boavenir pieces, In the lot you find the most practical and These Embrolderies v — attractive articles and the price reductions are in many in- closed ont to us by & (hy Unted Frees 18 § stances more than one-half of the regular prices sold every- York importer at mall STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, where in the elty, We meution a few of the many specially than half Sept. &—The Cooper Medical Col priced bolt contains about six ‘iitiated to the Staatord walversity Sec Soccan Poles ters ....caee | feo ACY P: Fin trapee eis ee gress) : Hated to the Stanford onive Sc Poten 3 ~ PI eer prtsenn capt epee te AYP Sse | toc AYP: Purece tor,” ‘ane abe a yard; special for t S00 A.-Y.-P Be | be A-¥.-P. Handkerchiefs, the bolt . 3 Tons of Coal for $10 of March. young mining engineer of Lucky! September 1. iv@ pany The Coal Problem i the first of September, coal was advanced 50c a ton. ‘ore the winter is over, this price will be even higher. Remember the coal famine several years ago? This may be repeated any time. The coal dealers make the price and get whatever they ask for it | King Coal is as good as any and sells for less. Our Property | The King Coal pos; Dnary property is 57 miles from Seattle; four railroads to ship over; 800 acres of good coal ; our own railroad spur, connecting with the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads; a complete equipment for operating a mine; we are now ship- ping to 17 cities, including Seattle. i At the lowest estimate, our property will produce 20,000,000 tons of coal. Our profit per ton | is $1.25. Coal Investment Versus Others Coal is a sound investment. i A good property means a sure profit. | The demand is not a matter of speculation. | The = for coal is not confined to any specific time; there is a call for coal the year round, The cost of production is far below that of any other mineral. The price is not regulated by the stock market, like copper or other minerals. H The real fact to consider is the SUPPLY. | We have enough coal in sight to supply a large market for years to come. i| We Are Satisfied | We produce oyer 27,000 tons of coal a year. Our profit is $1.25 per ton. Our stockholders | are very well satisfied with this profit; the manager of the company wants to make more. } Not at the expense of the consumer, but by installing a system of taking out the coal that =| will decrease the cost and increase the output. | increase Our Output By installing an electric system for taking out the coal we can increase our Output ten times. e The present capacity makes us a profit of $27,000 a year; with this new system we can increase our profits to $270,000. The old-fashioned mule system is a constant source of expense. The electric system reduces the cost to a minimum. e Phone Main 1613 Office Open Till 10 o’Clock Every Evening - e Our Proposition By selling 1,000 shares of stock at $10.00 per share, we will increase our list of patrons andat | & the same time raise sufficient money to make this much-needed improvement. To every purchaser of stock we will give, absolutely free, three tons of coal per share—in lieu 2 of dividends for three years. No doubt you wonder where we get off. This by way of explanation. Every purchaser of this stock will naturally become a booster for King coal. He will buy all his coal from us and you may be sure his friends will hear of the low price and good quali- ties of our coal. Take your paper and pencil and figure how much we will make by the increase in patrons this sale of stock will bring us. We figure we will get our money back and have an Electric Tram System free within a year. Are we right? Dividends Guaranteed They say that “one man’s gain is another's loss,” but in this case both parties make good. The purchaser of stocks gets $15.75 worth of coal (at the lowest market price of $5.25 per ton) and a share of stock free. We get an electric system and increased patronage. The buyer of this stock is practically guaranteed a dividend of $5.25 per share per annum. Isn’t this a convincing argument for investing? You Can’t Lose We will give you a guarantee that we will do as promised. — This guarantee is not only backed by the company, but by every director in it. We want your confidence and will do everything in reason to get-it. Our offices are open from 9:00 a. m. to 10 p. m. This opportunity is for a short time only, and you may as well understand now that when this stock is sold there won't be any more. And it’s going fast. 617 Pioneer Buildings SEATTLE Office Open Till 10 o’Clock Every Evening King Coal Mining Company ‘ Phone aa Main 1613. @ jp1WORNE ABD > OT anak Seok tebe