The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, SIR THOMAS LIPTON 1909. | BRIEFS BY WIRE MaePHERSON-GRAY 0. ry = GETS BLACK-BALLED| Fall Dress Goods andSilks ~ —- [slag blah Mtoe" Moat Exclusive Yacht Club pi sana aun ot we xo At One-third to One-half Less Than Regular against the Japanese aiff in the World Will Not A Allow Him to Become + ent things The Royal #® Yacht club in distinctively md rite and the rejection of his Bargains like these are in this sale, You cannot miss this money-saving opportunity. not often offered at the very height of the season. You can save, Santa Cruz, © Two hundred mK iT | ‘7 rejected } price delogates to the Congregational application there is considered a . Aug? i conference met today to organtx One of Its Members. great snub enough for an extra dress or a suit. Read this value-giving news: } and hear the reports of the officers: Sir Thomas is not, in fact, popu H Hie Walia Doves lar with the British aristocracy 69c Suitings for ..... ERE ah 39c | 98c Novelty Suitings for ........ 55c f London.—Many leading poll Pm ihocger | The truth fs they resent his rise - } t Uclans are of the opinion that the |, uO" Oct, 12.—-A serious #et~! Ag jong as he remained merely @ am | 1 ae j ° dissolution of parliament this week wna ry iso tale ares ott millionaire there was no objection Striped Suitings, in colors, 36} Black Novelty Suiting, 38 inches will mark the opening of a fight for gnyed ee ve) . . to him, but when a title was con “he vide are , 1 wide; eavy grade and a fine the abolitioh of the house of lords, | 1! applleation for membersbtp 1 |ferred” upon ‘him, the “upper ‘elt inches wide; green, brown, navy wide; heavy grade a the Royal Thames Yacht club was immediately jumped to the and Bordeaux red; regular | weave; regular price 98c a yard. | Salt Lake City—Two masked i i conclusion that Sir Thomas was i Specially priced ....... 55 — men entered the inch Cato hors | «fe, Was black-balied by the Royal | bent on a social climb and was ty 69% a yard, Specially priced. 39 I “_s 55¢ Was in the today, and after robbing th Yacht Squadron club too, though | ing to force himself into the coteria “4 . YI desig register Of $150, escaped, | Kitg Raward personally put up lof the voc cally elect, “Then he be F $2.00 Suitings for $1.15 i of Booth, ’ : Lipton’s name for election, ‘The “upotart’ {ff $1.00 Fancy Silks for i¢, Qe 9 TOR + o'0ie cyan e-dpee oyal Yacht Squadron club is the | and his po | . h, Cushman sigatall teres cavna, afore | most exclusive in the world, and #0 | euit one roa since sites: Messaline and Foulard Silks, in Heavy Suitings for Winter wear, persons, oon al bs) . a ‘Oo ‘ b a A. Sothern. pore 1 of the best marksmen n th San pas 0 gh Magee ee | 50 inches wide; regular prices up : i nardino and Riveralde counties, | ¢ phat i hw Pp Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and plain colors, stripes and fancy pat- | to $2.00 a yard. Spec ially priced i. Is Going] wil pe on the trail of Bitty Boy. sons of unquestioned social post os Po ci ge chy re terns; regular values are up to $1 | for two day $1.15 America—| face and his daughter, Mary Nita pee ra ipa aries ‘onsidered Kehing, falling hair, grayness and a yard. Speoially priced .....69¢ ten ab ae New York: = Banter Chares|taenee even © mater for com |yenstems AM Granaitn acd Bar | gg 21:00 Taffeta Silks for........ .69¢ y Ou i 4 anker Charles | ment c Wool Serge for ......... c Morse {s in the Tombs, following | But to be black-balled by the Royal % | Fine T *ta Silk, in various want- Grounds. the decision Of the circuit court of SY ee ‘ , ’ | ’ a wa appeals yesterday confirming hia] sp ND A fine grade of Wool Serge, in all | ed colors, and in various widths; ‘TCT ee es 2 ol lyear senten He has been| #**e eRe e colors, plain and invisible stripes, | regular prices up to $1.00 a yard. * * given 40 days’ stay of execution to| ® * : | > ! ! *! perfect an appeal to the supreme | * NO TRIAL—WITNESSES . 36 inches wide; regu: ir price. 75c | Specialy priced for Wednesday srs THIS WEEK. & court of the United States * ATTEND.CELEBRATION, * ayard. Specially priced... 55e ana Thuredav’s sale 69¢ ss * * ¢ - 3 iti *| Washington.—A report just made|*® YREKA, Cal., Oct. 11—The ® $$ $$$ ______. isialiais inday to Wednes- ® : ; ; Ta fi Dustin Farnum int) . places the United States prison at|* trial of James Stanley, * Fancy Taffeta Silks, in all the wanted colors; an ex | Kirby.” Thureday & WILLIE COLLIER, MoNei!'s island, Wash,, third In the | ® Charged with forgery, has been * € fay, Chauncey Ol- *| He Will Not Play the West in the} /!#t of Institutions * poatnonsd, as all of the wit ® cellent quality; regular prices are up to $1.50 a yard, a ehone z | % nossen have loft for San Fran. * Radler tna] rene. London.-Sir Charles R. Wilson | ® ¢iso to attend the Portola cele- * | Specially priced for ........ Heated Siiieelet of Broadway.” © will soon resign as president of the | # bration * Bol EE ts ” i ! Grand Trunk railway * * | : Climax. * | etme CLASSY STUFF ON hak Mikelick Deskahis Wud Cee Blankets and Sheeting Table Sasa Colina ’ st to pen Xa peor | - day, October 19, and for five days,| COMMISSION AT PORTLAND. . z ripe a) In “A Midnight #| THE QRPHELM BILL Cle: city Will caterata otek ten (ly United Press.) chi? 70" wise to the COAL situa HE Brown Mottled Cotton Blankets, double bed | Imported Mercerized Bleached Damask, 64 es conde Fortola Festival the rebutiding of |) PORTLAND, Ore, Oct 12" | Do you understand the conditions | Size, good heavy weight; regular $1.00 val- | inches wide; it will give splendid satisfac- the city er distributive, rates out of | ree | ae : (56th to 66th per & Portland was the prinetpal conten. | ‘Bat exist In the coal market? Wii OOOO MR nd chee e iv eatesceess COG | tion’ in wear and has the appearance of the ) in “The Great #/} Some of it's good for the eye and MAJOR GENERAL DYING. tion of the Portland o A ¢| Heard of the Roslyn mine explo- 1 oh < __ _ fear, Mr. Reiter, some of It (Ry Untied Pree.) | Commerce today before the Inter. | S02? . a White Twilled Wool Finished Blankets, va- | highest grade linen damask; regular 75c in elt aes lan ti ihen again, some of it—well,! NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Maj. Gen.|atate Commerce: 4 Hoard of the Gem mine trey srt iM tiety of colored borders; extra large size | value. Specially priced .........-.+ 49¢ liam Bramwell an : as old Dave Harum would say, “You! Alfred E. Bates, U. 8. A. retired. | The morning sesion was devoted | jeard of the Ladyam' naater and very heavy qu can't most always generally some. Don't you know there will be no lity; regular $2.00 value ts dying of apoplexy at the Smith-|to the hearing of eviden in the Napkins to match the above, regular $1.25 49 Harry and Kate $1. | times tell! Alston sanitartum. ‘The orficer was | case of the local Chamber of Com, | {reise Coal tn the market this sew DOT BE. psc 05s Chess 64 Cked sebeee ‘and vaudevill %| She's drowsy doingayand her back |atricken Sunday night. Gen. Bates |morce against the OR. & N. com, | S82 . A Rae ee , ny a dozen quality, for ....... ttteeeee le 98¢ Barnes’ T % | hair's coming down jfOrtion of the| was born tn Monroe, Mich. and ia pany The foregoing all SPELLS 3,000 Gray Wool Blankets, large size and full 6 and vaudev Hr tims, bet, Gare: are Evo Ot three | 68 years old tons per day SHORT of the ueual 1 found weight; regular $6.00 value. Special | All-Linen Satin Damask—this is our leader bits tent ee oes Wee -@ search “ Bellingham.—The Bellingham Bay | *pply. NOW WHAT? — t, ps $4.39 | and we © it to give the very best ? eee ee eee BM MH light Against a murky sky See the Marathon races next) Lumber Co., the largest mill on the | ‘ou can buy Renton NOW. @Go At, Pall warecees te teee secon en es Pte ‘ ' g c Which same refers principally to ae at ns park. Henri | Sound, will soon resume operations, {96 0 walt? BULLOCK Oilieca a hae ; ; ice $1.00 a yard, Special- 4. W. SAYRE. “The Drums of Doom,” a 120 bh. p,| St Johnny Hayes, Tom L« siving employment to hundreds of J. W. LI nbleached Sea Island Sheet 6 inches 79 B _ wv playlet, filled with heart throbs and | boat and others, *** | men. wide; woven of round thread; Sad Bre probably 20,000 peo- Seattle now who were) in the early ninettes,) Price was playing his engagement tn the mas at Cordray’s thea ny of them will ren there were many dark cold chilis-up-and-dow To Miss and William Bra | situations. woman's husband, a on pardoned, is eagerly await m8 task of telling a tragic n- your - spine Minnle Selig mwell fall the tale. The murderer, has While the jubilant ing bis return RL Mm Mm mm, A. Bridge & Co.—Largest Clothiegs on the Coast. j Phones 87 ‘> RELIEF COMES TO very closely will bleach price 10c. in wash Specially priced snow w $20 Long Capes for $15 hite; dozen value, $6 Silk Waists for $3.95 he above damask, regu- special .....$2.19 answers a telephone, only to learn that his enemies have rail roaded him to the electric chair And then a boit of lightning strikes We bought a sample line of beautiful Vaists, made of black, white and plaid taffeta silks of excellent quality. the Seattle opera days, and theatrical divers! Capes are now the height | they can be worn for al- These Long of fashion; every LONG-TIME ® his former jocal con-| Mer dead. In lees capable hands te | Our lothin most any occasion, We show an ex-| They are handsomely trimmed with Fong hie abe man and Mr. Bramwell raise {t to| SUFFERER ceedingly attractive style in colors | embroidery, lace, folds and tucks. The companies of Janau-|* dignified plane. Their work fair B and black. Regular $20.00 values, spe- | regular values are up to $6.00. Spe- 1 ‘ lly crackles with class. : : eee Mary A |” As a8 exponent of apecdy charac UILT FOR BUSINESS cially marked for ......... “8.50 cially priced eetue seeeeee s+ BOOS tharlo' “ugh-( ter costume change Miss Eva Every Suit > 7 y erento pores ulas te & ccnabie inthe castor uit in our large store, every Overcoat or Cravenette, is constructed to give th purchaser the very best garment that money can buy. All merchan dise carries the label of a high-class maker, but the price is always popular, Most part now in| OF ing to a cold Miss Mudge wasn't lall but forgotten. | Very long on voice yesterday, but Bigeneration of play-)more than earned her waffles at Meerthe decidedly old | that be particularly The Bootblack Quartet—Elilott, will be here day | Adams, Weber and Hayes—uncork With Chauncey O}|¢@ harmony to a goodly bunch of P | appreciation, The “fun” they ad | vertise is # joke. The quartet har. Buys bors sufficient ability to pass up chiet feature of hin Cali. pliocene pleasantries. ip, mentioned in this After the sobering effect of “The last hie ed Manager John | Drums of Doom,” Fraulein Katchen Will complete the pur. ouset has a difficult task. She the American theatre, 2 stubbed her toe untit she brought at in a flock of trained pigeon Marion and Jeasic Standish the show with duets that don't. girls are prettily garbed, and good on Your MACPHERSON GRAY PHONES MAIN S60 1-IND 3474 The Father’s Crime Raising a poverty-stricken family in this world when they REET the American. AMUSEMENTS. JOHN Cont, Manager. leading Playhouse Last, Times, Tomorrow fatinee and Night DUSTIN FARNUM, Im the Play of O14 Louisinan, “CAMBO KIRBY,” Moore Theatre Seattle's Tonight that is seen {n this city By Booth Tarkington and Harry | to gaze at, but their vocalics need i cone Wittes: | . x ‘i a ay ie Gy i by Manager | honing. | xtemer b Co. Managers, | all might be wealthy, Why do some folks live from hand the American empha Just how Lew Wells hooked up Mventngs. 460 bes i} fg; Matinees, 1/7 to mouth, paying rent, rent, rent? It is too bad some fathers with the Orpheum people is not vis- ible to tne naked eye. Mr. Wells says he is a monologist. If he Is it a monologue, it should be Cort will next manicured, massaged, curled, press the Colonial theatre ed, singed, shampooed and rinsed Pantages has tor a/ if Mr. Wells was not armed with a & playhouse there|saxaphone he would be a most if. Manager Const-| blighting frost. controls two The Three Bounding Gordons houses in San | close the show with a tremendously | good display of aertal acrobatics manner the which the Seattle getting in the Califor. Considine has the MRS. MARY E. EVANS. A sufferer from rheumatism for the last 25 years, and now at the age of 76, cured, is the experfence of Mre. Mary EB. Evans, of Cedar urat, on Mercer Island. Combined }with rheumatism, Mrs. Evana un |derwent much suffering from liver trouble. That last named ailment are so thick-headed; something like the ox or horse, chances are growing less every day to get rich buying 5 or 10-Acre Tracts at Birmingham AT $50 PER ACRE ON TERMS OF $2.00 PER MONTH Men with brains buy on the Sound; when Thursday Evening CHAURCEY OLCOTT Bent Hale Now On “THE GRAND 2988 corr, | Munager. Tonight—All Week—Matloce @ ‘Tomorrow. JOSEPH M. WEBER Presents the Greatest Sensation of the Period, “THE CLIMAX,” Direct from bers Theatre, is gratifying to|and ground tumbling. The boys jhas also disappeared, and both eis et York. wikis ‘View of the fact that| show some great stuff when it | through the agency of the Loughney ||| 2ve™ne* ses ye # BO latinees, Ago the entire Coast by San Francisco | Francisco road pro-| Ban Francisco stock | while Seattle's in-} comes to double twists. Just a few bat 300, Mr. Retter. DIE BOYDEN. | & Loughney Bake Oven, that won derful invention for mankind that has cured some of the worst cases of rheumatism, stomach, liver, land fools laugh at them; fools wofk for others ALHAMBRA THEATRE MCCCTE_. CCC MMTTMNNR ToT NM, ™m ene <r in the national| eatic « |bowel, kidney trouble, heard of in Russell @ Drew, Managers. : is pleasing from! ome - = vos ate | Seattle in years. Main 5147; Ind. 288 all their life, like the ox. Mandpoint, no one in this pov enbesart Fonsi in their Mrs. Evans did not have much Matinees Wedneaday and Satur The LAST BIG LAND Mi be glad to note that ” Ma of Broadway.” confidence or hope that she could day + Misso does not even seem! Thomson doer a Tammany Judge ever be cured, but now that the] EDDIE FOY Bold her own in her!s, » telling manner. Bake Oven results have demon-||/ 1, the New York Casino Success, | F4 A = i vad K. Jackson, whose strated that the claims of its OWN’ |) «wn. HAMLET OF BROADWAY.” Harry an ms , h lers are correct, she bas nothing but Nights, S0c to $1.50; Matinees, in the South cian yi Bh gaa gi praise for it.’ When one suffers Boe to $1.00 Mian, the socas| Sanee rome tor te oem Te from an ailment for a quarter of a]! fa Rad first violin in| 7oat™ ,. nave, @ tot Of fun with century and then in her declining || Seattle Theatre | 5) Symphor hestra | elr “Cupid's Voyage.” A touch ars finds relief so quickly there Rasseli & Drew, Managers. Wied from 8 = Fa-\of the drama is furnished by tid’ wonder that praises will fall Both Phones 43 === OPENS == that after the Portola | 2082 Sturgeon, ray in 9 gr rhea from her lips. Her case is only one|]| Matinees Thursday and Saturday ey aignds 10 protong his| “The Markham Divorce Case.” The of several score that have bad ®]) «A Midnight Marriage” \'T BIRMINGHAM, OOF taking a whi; for Cen-| » 's well wrought out. similar experience, As a | (Dieaetion 30. Bo Freee) climax fk ht their cures, many of them almost He will not return |" sorry and Morton displayed Oe ary noy & Loughney ||| Nights, 160 to $0c; Matinees, 10¢ Hele to the fall some fast dancing, and they won bive-comne to be known ab anicng ane tts romorrow, C ° Jout, hands down. Mile. Martha is f ave , ari Special $15 Sui |the most successful specialists on . fhe Fair. a | trapeze artint of merit, and the I you have not seen the A. Bridge Special $15 Suit for ae atane hate olives houtd af AND ‘tie ber an Jack Malvern troupe of tumblers this Fall—ntade with all the trimmings |980 to 226 People’s Savings Bank Before. So numer. | 8*@ Mighty good to watch and advantages of higher priced garments | bullding are from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m urs ay ct. 14th Stowd that the agents ea you h tain! i , daily, and from 9 a. m. to 12 noon , \ ¥ | be —yec a ss ¥ Among themsel to| é Pantages. yu Have certainly missed see ing the Sundays i Big FREE BOAT VE rin| The Great Buckner, a trick cy best garment in Se: cattle that retails for. } NU§ leaves Pier 6 at 10 et ating | cist, is doing things at Pantages | AMUSEMENTS. Mate., 10c t 2 lee i 6 i | theatre this week. oo ne Overcoats, Top’ Coats and Cravenettes, in all pop Btn —— FY a. m.; retums at 7 p. m ! tricks make him a solid favorite, tar materials, in all sizes. A splendid assort | 7 ~ Come early to get seats; Mile. Martha Florine has a well a als, pen assortment in | 1] a _ Mine GENRE leat Mttie too of leopards and|s= grades ranging in price from— LOIS THEATRE, uF fentie foggy mornings are always 4 7 uns. 1 5 Over 6,000 jaguars in a big circular cage. The Phones unset, pain 1304; Ind Hatchen Lotesat. ve sunshiny day av ¢ animals glare at the Mile., but she $S $I d $ | h Weeki, & Lawrence [I] Mianen Standish, | Booibjack Doran tava haan. aold Mie teat Be Advance of “in Old| doesn't seem to mind them in the | 2, 5 an is if) xt mpany. quar : onphe m Motion Ple- 90 days; dozens of new iA Tancis . Reid, now | least. . SEE | orn E NUCOR tp 8 Sheers, Bo vertise, houses going up. We have % Interests of He Seymour's Trained Dogs is one} a 3 i | a re; ite B. crt Ft bot of the ‘prettiest features of the bill Shoes from Packard, Gotzian, Bates; and the i Both Phone 28 soe at big wages for all Ry, mp J. Clarenee| and Ned Nye, the comedian, sings famous | e kinds of men R. R. and + vusiness man-| and dances his way into favor with- | W l D \ PANTAGES THEATRE eiebe chia rau’ Caieuial- this oety, even days|out the slightest trouble. The ee ougias $3 and $3.50 Shoes | vy land, as it is only 11 miles Bethe Climax”; John R.| Clarkes are masters of the banjo, wOR i from Everett. Get on boat A is piloting iddie Poy J. CG. Mack & Co. present a , EN IN THE > . | r : ret On boa Wino. Whee a of} feudeable sketeh, wes HE SHOE DEPARTMENT, | ciate no tickets needed; or come yous comp: | otto ally a to C, D, Hillman’s offices in Over the above list is a| Having seen bin partner, BHO, THES, 115, Times Block for free maps Commentary on the ex-| Drew, safely back from his bear. and guides of all this cal attrac. | hunting trip tn the Cascades, Mi " . | Family Vaudevitte—Shopping to. 8 FRESH WATER etting thie) ager W. M usse| yesterday 9 | Matinee 3 ES ren it ne orld ose Lacget Clothloe 66 tn © * 2 $10,000 Marathon Race | =" LAKES FULL OF TROUT every one of these| intend the opening of the new house argest Clothiers on the Coast. | 2 ss © put this jittie ene that city Sune taken over by the First and Yeste 1WO ENTRANCES DUGDALE PARK A wa a n= aninnnn $600 worth of Berries raised aye vag tp i 6 account| Seattle managers. a 1— $ i f i em Sm . Syenten on one acre of this land at Bir- - Fae <. “3 that it] apee First and ' esler | ma serie, $1.00; reservea| AUBERT HANGEN, Jewslen mingham or Earlington or Pa WALK TO BE LAID. offices| The serio fiifiess of David S 02.00, $3.00 and $6.00, Seats on Firet and Cherry. cific City. MEN WANTED NOW. , slase pd from New aie at Joe ‘Achiumpt's, Bherman-Clay smnertsing | See See a 0p) MMM AOSUOOESOOUOUOUOOONONNG GOOD AOdHnOnSOOOEUAOHAnEN ANS is hit daseee Optical Department