The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1910. 3 WILL AID SEATTLE’S NEW PLANT | | Fi * Hl | IGHT Dr. Crichton Busy Making| . ter Dr, ¢ t . Plans for Garbage Sys- : the warbas i ls tem. pine Paina Rea } time M mules will s 7 ; f th | With ipal garbage tion system Pe ¥ “ren « it, OF + Ex-Fireman And while Dr, Crichton ts atand-| [ae } ' \ pottle and Iron Bar, m by the timers which dragged ‘ “There'll be none of that in are y wagor nm the Civil war, he ft > Seattle There be no segrega , [also Ciguring on a little modern fot hg tion, with sickly children work A miles 4 a ? ng over dirty tr snatching hee Vietor : ~ apcreeny ' ‘tb . out thie or that able art . a wn ad . vis me War in . of rs as ¢ ¥ . . from the filthy, germ breeding iy Alaska, made At nee apne Hn ' atuffno colony of garbage F. Marks. for : Seersa’ thee chiteniiall workers to become infested with Ry ie Seattle fire det ae ees We dered ene than : | typhoid fever germs, Every aneary bottle « . panel Rigc+ Bye thing the houssholder throws | ay mene recinonghn “ ark ica aaa Jone , sineratere and be dectroyed. head grer_ his vill stand hard knocks that would “ w kt ‘teal Le ule ty A tter of f ‘ r Tomorrow morning we shall place on sale the remnants that have accumulated during the i habaghres siPoge gresaor bese 1 Aye July Clearance Sale Everything that is mez no with a yard stick is represented. ‘The list is a long ? i fo defending © garbage collection ant i through one of . ‘ Z a out o cating tt . po " and tack we “ ; ie beary Blows ‘i rh Picked the Quarre whe is sald to be ly es tha " ajar iat on the Hardy foag t foe ached Mar He ta The city engineer's departn pared tate shreds © 1 ye dra | one—too long to print in detail—but you can imagine it! The Greatest Remnant Sale We Ever Held Silks Dress Goods Cotton Goods Sider be g the Messalines Foulards Serges Queen’s Cloths Outings Damasks fpece of the . : of the th of t yey and fous * SEI Afaes bn asunder 6 Sotcats Taffetas Persians Worsteds Mirror Cloth Flannels Chambrays Begs roker Seika, enaih w York when not much me Peau de Soie Changeable Tweeds Satin Cloth Sheetings Shirtings ao . ana boy, He entered the Nortt Ginghams Cotton a ern Pacific service and climbed Pongees China Silks Coverts Fancy Stripes Mad M li me of the shir (If WESTERN ee eee oS lonariek was a, ar Mirage Silks Rainbow Panamas Shepherd “asa pa Renda From th thern Pacific he Lining Silks Silks Sharkskin Checks Galateas gertered and © r to the ad of the tele Reps me Harty fron bar. He wa ve ee ow, bat graph service. On July 16 of this Bengalines Black Silks Diagonals Overplaids India Linons Poplins Be Bim He cought sight Seblaet ur tha.new beets a: the Colored Silks Ottomans | Broadcloths _Herringbones Table Linens Ducks Coated at the entrance Western Unton | Dress Linens Muslins roor : ciownmecciasmness ~ In every color and proper de- fie betty. arty crAN AN M AKES vgn snd in every length, from HARRY TRACY early ate, re- | preparing topographica ape t nd it city so that the health departr use |can figure In every proper color and in In plain and fancy effects and lengths from 114 to 6 yards. | in all colors. ship reache pe Marty wns turne er Giese and taken to the Marks ix being hel “ager men werr ie Victoria, and ha! never Fpercome, and rade th fie journey to See! i And all about the store find odd lots, such as Beltings, Rt mings, Dress Nets, Curtain Nets, Carpets and Drapery Fabrics. <A list that hings, Laces, All-Overs, Trim vould fill this page, all to be sold at half the regular fair price Budite they Became follow pax SrA TAIP Selling starts at 8:30a. m. and ends at 6 o'clock All efforts of the local potice to the} find W. O. Bower, seaman on gunboat Prine whe Cashing a bog ok for $ THE ST ONEFISHER 0. OEATTLE TACOMA EVERETT Dre o yesterd did a Harry tee | Tracy stunt inysteaiing a launch , have “i service In escaping so far fail aston of porters, c. H. GAUNT. on ~d ee youns woman, who,| C. H. Gaunt, newly chosen coast | Bower went into Slim's Place, a| . cigar store at Dremerton, « pnb stievance | superintendent ‘of the Western |! store # ; m, and paid a3 Seer eaen and y NAME ay fi" _ The Young Man Stenographer | H Te to crery transfer | UBlon Telegraph Co., still ® younk | $199, purporting to have been is Fae By FRED MYATT Rae, to the newspapers|man at 40, is in Seattle today and by th + of the gun RUGENE Levy ‘ Grant Will Wed. u eo Ds, telling nthusiastic over his new territory Yorktown Tod!, Japar SAN DIEGO, July %—The er exe mess attendant. Martin Elk. | Eugene Levy, Seattle moving was t of Julia Dent Grant It is a matter of serious inconvenience to many business sa ma: hine, a mens “1 realize fully the importance of | ; fone aa the ¢ bs © of the cigar store, think-|pictare man, and the owner a wht rotu. 8, ¢ Jr., to Ka- 2 P t } 1 paliiaate bs Stone rest. (@Y Dew work,” sald Mr. Gaunt IM|ing the check ge Sein” cathe’ ial coma 36 ssovthe’ plotere, nowedl Se i: ine ot snd fe an. |/ouses in Seattle z + Northwest, that young men, as a rule, gate ow. aut jthe lobby of the Washingtow this | .i4 gave Bower the difference be-|the Pacific const, will hay ' od jare not prep g themselves for work as stenographers, and ey morning. “The same spirit Ofliwoen $19 and $190 In money as|righte for t Jef trie , — ¥ REI By r t rned with tl 1! q ~——— | progressiveness and activity shown | oh. ne0 lfight pictures 1 ast are not concerned with the fact that the ) motion by the people of Seattle will be will be shown first thr 1 the Business office is usua ‘ Bere commptnints were fled ee ee in ping abreast Takes Charge of Launch eee rt , 3 > f J & Wt wind | The fraud was soon discovered ‘Lave 20,000 for the Wash-| "3 hu is that the demanc young men stenographers, hak Silmer ts tel menetds to ae lun, pictures | ¥ SAYS GOOD FOR PUBLIC |). ve ins ‘ ; ; . ‘. leged to have gone to the water-| over the ement | t A Ming de surgeon, whe I i eins ee Rae E ee front, to have gone aboard — the | company half-mil a He Rogge oA eges and empl ent offices do not f ne vacancy in three, f 4 its own L. Croxton, to| orher Dr. W 1 Incorpo | young women o put off for Se An Wa n ja one of the few | fixtures c 4 rated,” 6 the fre 1 clinic ° Fred Hyatt Q Hyatt-Fowells School, and Broadway ves his reasons for this dearth of in office positions is a hough, | at Rremerton alone is #0 ngrata! f he were a practicing rights Seattle he would not like It so well ntist in| y e After dinner at Alki Point, Bower | wr atos r agitation against | point t ive vant “te to have then caught a car himself on getting $5.00 and $7.50 Hammocks Now $3.39 tor the any ee ee Levy had to post big for es i¢ | tor | For the Wythes Dentists are not HE chief reason for the Jn arries, he is more likely than A big assortment of close- J) immediately notified, they have or de iat] Granbine Goes Thecke Sins, 1ineie voemd 164 with peovie| barrage in young sorindb ver remain, permanently ly woven Hamniocks, §j)been unsuccessful in finding any|2) cents howing| par alligggeee | who appreciate the high-class work Stenographers in theji ed with the firm - with pillow, in latest col 9 trace of | the seaman. @ the pictures take a] ee fe . el helne Oo and the moderate | hwest is that young men] e would be even greater ors and designs; lot also trip over the state with them, re-| 16 public, the hare made for the ma not generally know that ands for young men _sten- includes Twine Harm | turning later to Seattle with them.| proce nc t a services ir arelographers if there . y mocks; all have double on tak Maas salt ° i dentists a ding the clink ; sn t graph st it lere were any stretcher. Your choice |se enous support i en.) are not only ¢ classes of | © idered so va ey|reasonable hope of securing Friday at P , retta, “Q Hair,” gi he fact that Dr methods |ter as suita able’ mainly for] no effort to procure | Pings aera . ure superior to any ever used in|, Pere ogg ennagil en for thats Clee yy United Press this city " 1, ‘ , 4 E GARDEN TOOLS SAN FRANCISCO, J The | (My United Press) u have a tooth to fill, if you | quence, very few ever | wor would gladly do so if } If » a tooth H. Lt. KLE IN have a tooth to crown, if you need | prepare themsel 28 wars THE SHOEMAKER a gold bridge, if you need a por-|ties o Ladies’ SOc Steel ¢ Shovel, Gl police today admit that Fotis with D pattern hickory 5c RTLAND, Ore. Jul the du-/there were any chance of get- ndle. Specta bogey anny paces og roma - The ES Reve aigarigy at on ea win oe Se oo a stenographer or pri-|ting the right young men. 66 Matleable Iron Gr of Alm eine “M yecember, |elected head advin the “4 celain bridge ou need a set of | “ens : hacia: Sa ans’ pe s Hooke—Brass or never-ntoop whose body was found in the base-|men of the World at the convention if you can't get beote or th: eos mow while this olink ¢ secretary. here is really no good rea- shoes to fit you, get them finish ball tree Coat | work on re cut ment of a church, has n under | here ye ay. A Sunderland of nade ba mentare at continuous session at 1116% gain, the young men are/son why there are so few young 15¢ feccial survelltance here for the-last three | Fre ated P. Snodgrass of | 217 JAMES STREET Second Av., Dr, Wythes’ Dentists,|not generally aware of the|men in this particular line of woeks Eugene for re-election as hea¢ Inc.; ours $:30 to ® short and ready road to promo-| work. The positions a mai : | $1.25 Bathing Suits, Se Just a0 the poles. wore: preparing | banker epee anasto iy AG tO | » The positions are most Children’s Part-Wool Bathing make tie arrest. We 4 om that lies through the office | desirable, the hours reasonable, reen Door. | Sufts, in red. navy and black pee Sa ae h the, stenographer |the surroundings si » THe | Tih or without sleeves; sises [|| Sppeared, and the mM c . stenographer |the surroundings pleasant, and fron Bartwooa posses a 20 to 40. Extra T5c Twelve deaths were recorded in Be 1 him. It i# thought that he has fled | attle yesterday _|.= 1 ef orks; promotion to higher|the work interesting. A good from San Francine | . 1p iffices and duties with which | public school education, coup- Ve Avyard's “Leatn-to-Awim he bay i — Door, 7 aoe | Wate Wings: will hold up 15¢ Ee re sai e. init | young women would not be en-}led with a thorough knowledge frame: » 2-8x6 $00 pounds in the wate " dent » ni + | : 7 ® strong and sub- | YY fficials, The susxpect wever t antic oast trusted, They d t reali of shorthand and business cus- Mantial door, coy. that the confidential knowledge | toms. ether with that fund was not arrested |MODERN STORES ~ FOR JERUSALEM Holy Land Merchant Says Ameri can Women Look Like are Sale Still Continues men Reductions in Every Department | mw YORK, Juty 28 aham | Rose Soap, 4 for | 30c Butter Crick, 19¢ J iiririnca! sine intrusion f'n et with best_wire | business that they willlof common sense possessed by t Ladies i cela, Uke ai dalla a : very low fares for tickets on sale on frequent dates This evening, every throughout the season, via lady who is a guest of : ee! ] 1 business career for life and| work the Savoy cafe at din Michigan Centra for a living, together make le there are many sys- them the logical candidates for|tems of shorthand in use, | ner will be presented New York Central promotion. There is not that} Beers’ Shorthand, the system with a beautiful souve z : ; element of permanency in|taught at the Hyatt-Fowells Niagara Falls Route young women employes that}|School, enjoys the distinction stenographers in the}almost every young American, er’s office, plus the fact|/are a fitting foundation for a |that they are young men facing|successful start in shorthand department store in Jerusalem, is in New York to study the department Op ter Crock ; Mile for toil bppraai in wi. is0es store system for the purpose of ap-|{| nir hammered - brass . had ‘“ ee es fee aire, totiet and Cover; pure white sanitary 9) plying up-to-date methods to his|f) tray u Htles their haga $n an |of neh only being easily learn- . non-in “ ag Pay Pyarwn ay. equal basis with young me ed, but also, and what is more iecet teens azing; will not crazé. Friday, | #eries of white stores in the Hol g a great family | glazing; wi phe We have selected a Sooner or later th portant, is the most rapid h Your 25c¢ special— I propose to give Jerusalem the | aes. best stores, managed after Ameri F Doe, eT 19¢ fan sets ry anid how’ oWe a ; ready have more than one news-} ey, Thin Biown Tavie | $1.25 Ice ; ell finished. Byer, each 36 Cream Freezer paper and are planning an electric lighting system, telephones and| Fi ot |. €69c oot Tub, 33c The new Sant tram cars WY, Smooth, Galvan Crystal large number of these will marry Ihe busi-|system, in the hands of the ses her services at once. |avera gifts in the belief that re student, that is known they will be appreciated While, when the yo: man is country. as they are particularly “SS scsi Socnbadbicareesnastataniael Tae s handsome and useful To add to the enjoy Round Trip from fens nt HT poston $110.00 New York s10sso || CUSHION SHOES orchestra will render one | Mr. Bhoemas said the women here} look ike fairies, while the men like steam engines ‘se ‘oiesae phates te Se Sea ciadeaie ten 1 |i Matta aac Tickets good returning within ninety days 33c and mola * BANK CLEARINGS. oe ip) Stamn : Siaualiy favorable fares to all’other points in the,wid ‘ : ‘ combined; 1 * * that will vacation land of New York nd and Ca Make your feet glad. They take away, and quart capac- * &e attle, * y ! ll, d I ul wt 1 é al rail aS ae a f » | ity; made of #& Clearings today. ..$1,662,401.83 * wane Pena ig — and Ww los are keep away, that tired ache of your feet. |glaws and & Balances 1088.00 Wi of the pal Three of the elx throug of the Michigan Cen Come in and see them }aluminum, * Tacoma. * of tral pass Niagara by da opping five minutes |S 69 & Clearings today. ..§ 854,277.00 % g dishes that for a view great cataract adies, $3.50 and $4.00. celal. ic * Balances 87,129.00 ® this place of eink pS Sia a PEN “ Portland. * dit'so pAnG omtrticr ae non ans ee re $5.00. # Clearings today. ..$1,288,877.00 & 1 nape *& Balances 196,692.00 # | L. F. JONES, Traveling Passenger Agent * i Sesh i 311 Central Building, Seattle, Wash. *® Clearings today $ 584,215.00 & tel Se tens , . 4 Gtmtauces <cssecce, 08,016.00 w! | fotel Savo WARREN J. LYNCH aymon oO * oll || | Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago Me! Cafe 1406 Third, Bet. Union and Pike | Keven decrees of divorce wore given in| Seattle yenterday,