The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1910, Page 9

AT KANS (By United Press) sas National Guard and thousands ly established, it ia the KANSAS CITY, M Lew fof cltisens met Roosevelt here. He TODAY IN HISTORY | Jilef today that King Georg “ . Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was | was escorted to the Baltimore hotel eptember the shot which broke up the king's F . Di . . N S 1 > hailed as the national progressive | Colonel Roosevelt was the guest | = rales oral hunting party near Balmoral caw eaturing istinctive ew ty es in republican leader by 80,000 Kansans jof honor at a banquet f a ood of the Con-| 114 yesterday, and resulted in sort And Missourians today Roosevelt |more hotel, which was attended by |f plore Arm lous injury to Lord Kilmarnock, a | b ° , ° he he arrived at noon, and notwithatand: |300 person h Py ~~ »| membe the party, 0 e t enthusiastically by the {mmonse {dinner at the Commercial Club » at] delightful than) ‘a ic: miciiteh th taste iia crowd, A half ay was de-'8 o'clock, an addre at the Aud he had anticipat-| ,.! ae terk proughs se ig nds TERY dav’se ese j ring ow ¢ Svale y 2m’ isses’ nad wear. : ! y on RE ge oP al LACES scgell pr rge ehng e Ma Whten getter, Satie bers from Morkiand (Menthe VERY day’s express is bringing new arrivals in Women’s and Misses’ Re ady-to-wear, and an the lation greeted former president | 11 p.m } on Davis had | ~ latest and most interesting of the new-comers are Tailored Suits at $25.00, $39.00 and $50.00 that during the day Congressman Madison said put him there to] Cineinnatl--An attempt to con v . ’ ‘ : , ‘ Othe ands met Roosevelt at Kan w Iready placed Jn lauccoed Gen ( al Joxoph EB, Jobn-|trot the coffee supply of the world ff portray Fashion's new ideas in style, fabric and coloring and embody a partic ularly high order of mane Kansas City, Kans. where his train |the prog column, and Roose: | ston, In command, Atlanta is not @/ts laid at the door of Arbuckle Bros, tailoring fas detained for an hour while he |velt's speech positively confirr very productive garden spot, and | by a coffee merchapt, a member of alloring. - addressed the people gathered |that classification, It was an un-|@ | Sherman had seat the |the Gasser company of this city ee me ee 4 si? a _— about tt qualified endorsement of the prin-| Union army between Hood and all| The Arbuckles are maid to have 1 he materials are homespuns, [RRER.D = WERT OF teds, Governor Herbert S. Hadley of |ciples of the progressive repub-| the suburban food stores, with the | combined with thé Braailian gov cheviots, serges, broadcloths and mixtures, in browns, navy- Missour!. Mayor Brown of Kansas /licans, and has given impetus to the | result that, after thinking over tt! ernmen A : ” City, @ battalion of the Third Kan- | cause. jall day, at night Hood set fire to blue, grays, greens, wistaria, Wilhelmina-blue and blac k — jhis powder magasines and railroad | ital ei : : ( lpRoXxy a a pots, disabled the locomotives and | hagute Meghed teh alverees ie kis city The coats are 30, 32 and 34 inches long, with mannish FOR WISCONSIN TO Seen ONT ce Se rere wee . céllar and lapel, and are lined with okinner’s satin or soft silk. Isc Washington.With a view to pi : ‘ paige GEER + | eneeie tats 20 Sar The skirts are modified hobble styles, gored flare models, deaths were recordd at ¢ * “ , ‘ P health commissioner's office yesterday, |CFM article, the armored cruisers with flounce and in various new plaited effects. Maryland and Weat Virginia, now Bip | Rome, via the Frontier—in ro |at Mare Island, have been ordered Women’s sizes range from 34 to 44 bust measurement, TO GELEBRATE be just s with a West Seattle used to woods. Then it was wor fringe of houses along the Seattle ward shore. Then it was a strug gling = munictp lamoring for modern improvements All this ix past. Now *West Se attle is « part of attle, and has all the modern {mprovements. So ive going to celebrate; especially over getting city water Every able-bodied citizen of West Seattle will take day off, rs ut with pick and shovel and cl worsteds, homespuns, chiffon panamas and fine serges, beauti- the suburb till it gli 8 All 5 My | agen’ pete Bg oreo emer fully tailored and perfect-fitting. Some are gored styles, with ae ne seunies’ srapumkr: Be flounce, in the fashionable narrow cut, but not extremely, Srorrboty a te patting, everybody tight, some plaited and others in nine-gore flare effects. Col- else on the back, and, altogeth he si | ors, gray, black, brown and navy; lengths, 37 to 42. Prices, “Well, keep your eyes on West 8. A. COOK | $8.75, $10.00 and $16.50. Seattle next Saturday,” everybody | Wealthy paper manufacturer, | $8.75, $10.00 and $16 snfacond Ficer i is saying whose candidacy against LaFol- iy | ” é lette is said to be a blind, His Stee ERR A AHHH ERS) nin! Snanager We Bonner | iil New or extra-Large and Stout Women at ; is to be senatér if the stand-pat- ‘| % GROVER CLEVELAND LEFT * } very » : ; ; ne ES ‘ - % FORTUNE OF $32,370. «| ‘** “'™: H ilet & D is i NUSUALLY good values are offered in this’ new line of Extra-size Suits, ranging from 37 to 51 bust Dee ream meek t. = & a} . a ay | measurement. The materials are mannish wersteds, in fashionable shades of light-, medium- and Se bardiag tn the setinnntes of Ub > STUDENT JOURNALISTS Scientifically and art iy the Hallet dark-grays, also black serges, brown and gray cheviots and mixtures. The coats are cut on mannish lines, 3 Ps tifica y « artisticall c alle | : , rs e bd m 7 fe ® state tax appraiser, the New # | M semi-fitting, with close-fitting collar and well-shaped lapel, and are lined with tailor’s serge or Skinner's # York estate of the late Prast- # | & Davis stands pre-eminently in the front |] call ive sidstaarn ait with jul ‘hs vracefullu. Taitariie aad teienidips th h % dent® Grover Cleveland was ® | sank of the nation's highest evade plance atin. Ie § ir Sare cut with the proper tuliness and hang gracetully, latloring an trimmings through- # $39,065. The net value of the #] co i he “ape ‘ Ange out are exceptionally good. Price $25.00. —Secesd Paden ® estate after deductions bad *| ‘That journaliam can be taught on| The perfectly balanced scale, the marvel- \ cibaecta dad tame to cahare. the college campus of the state unt-| 1 ous clarity and purity of its tone andthe e “e . . ele e ns 32.37 versity fs the opinion of all the stu iH} ; A 2 ; : Ce a Interesting Values in New Chiffon Veils and Veilings Reka ee eH HHH Hast your. For practica'ly every | |] ated the position of individuality and su- |} . recagyy ete grat amagat dies } premacy for the Hallet & Davis which it || Silk Chiffon Cloth Veiling, 36 inches | Chiffon Cloth Veils, 2 yards long «nd | Chiffon Auto Veils, 2% yards long real items and getting a real cate li occupies today HI wide, with 2-inch hemstitched border, | one yard wide, hemstitched all around, | and 28 inches wide, with woven satin ony, | From its Prince Pe Toa 1839. " ee ti in old-rose, gray, chanypagne, brown, | in green, white, gray, pink, old-rose, | border, in wistaria, king’s-blue, sky, Roy Pinkerton, editor of ‘he | hecseg. cRenivcabing. Maney ee re ae wistaria, old-blue, pink, sky and white,*| sky, black, old-blue, brown and-cham- | champagne, white, navy, lavender, pin! daily last year, was telegraph «ti | years ago—the Hallet & Davis, by virtue of — |] $12 t er "| pagne, $2.75 each | old-ro brown, j black 4 Pye eet : } | Bee Astanina'n. YeGMeai eS avis, 0 ' o it $1.25 yare pagne, $2.75 each | old-rose reen, brown, er. ylack an ies Wad nathoeee tcihager te |] its highest excellence, has always beer |} Heavy Chiffon Veiling, 22 inches 4 Heavy Chiffon Cloth Veils, 2 yards ach é year, doubled the business of aj | classed as on of the few really exclysive | wide, with wide satin border, in old Jong and one yard wide, with three- | Crepe Chiffon Veils, 24% yards | Snohomish paper during the sum-| |} Pianos. Over 139 Highest Awards and Med | | rose, gray, Alice-blue, sky, pink, red, | stripe woven borde in gray z's- | 31 inches wide, with woven oo a me Om tudents found place } a € r € ” reste cd o& TY . tle Beatle 1s to have an organization | oq local and state newspapers, all | \| ne emigre edly ¢ oe pesewe on ta champagne, white, black wn, navy | blue, myrtle, na n myrtle, tan, white, pink, of boy scouts. The committee that | doing creditable work. : tsi 1} and lavender, $1.00 yard pink, white, wista ler, $5.00 each ‘ will be at the head of the organiza: | | Sold Exclusively t | Large-size Auto Veils, green with | blue, $2.75 each on Veils, of silk chiffon, tion will have such men as Chief Last Chance for Fairbanks. | 1d EXCHUSIVely DY | F tae s ordas, S600 each |. Chiffoe Vel ind 28's embroidered: Bond iv Wappenstein, Oliver Cutts, former} The last mail of the reason for j@ Wide brown ord f, $6.00 each fon a 4 ibre € border, 4 Harvard football player, Frank B. | Fanrbanks, Tanana and other points Eilers Third } Ch n Cloth Veils, with hemstitched | inc hes wide ya 20 inches wide, in sky, (oper, superintendent of schools, |in the interior of Alaska will leave tual rates {| |B border n sky, tan, black id of electric-blt A white < agne, old-rose, pink, and +. A. Fleager, manager of | Seattle September 9. Th | + ink 4 A tiewe shed with broad ripes, $5.0 br r ay, black, vy, la le } e = agi ! Bid Universit il . reseda, pink, Te \lice ishe 1 broad 3 , navy, lavender an¢ Spalding Brother rting goods|be made via Skagway. T mat 9 y ; | : Pe i po og eT leemt ont to Maale und Port ¥ Successor to 1¢, white and brown, $1 ach } each, black white, $3.50 each = a ‘A tase meeting of the boys in| leaves September 23, and for Nome | D. 8, Johnston Co. r i) ence Riniice sibaenitaend sh Mace ‘West Seattle has been cglied for and the es peninsula the date | i Pea) Tuesday ‘evening at the Congrega- |!* October N Is bs Ik N W. | 5 t tional church. Judge Frater, of the vk iva in 1 a ew Woolen Outings Juvenile court, my address them = =: 3 Plaid: Sith eA athe lap Suiting, in dark-wine, seal-brown, stone-green, navy and , rs a : bh 65 inches w $1.78 yard. Dalat ne teat arte FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. my satin ttc Rates ocean ot mp tal eck ent rad committee has the co-operation of Per ra & r _ Home yun Bulting. in “ live me 1 a the school board, park board and} ersian s eis estareh S46 kanes wite bear green, and blue an the playgrounds. + 2 nating wit! Fancy Zibeline, in combt s of red and black, biue and black, eto i ate S Oxford-gray i green pl black, 45 inches wide, $1.65 yard ; WARRANTS THAW with _. Boucle Burlap Suiting. in black and brown and blue and black (ene vem) House Dresses, Sacques and Ki Ti ials i Beddi | High- Gra de F PerrsetnG, Sept T-—That ac | oes, a imonos I ec In im, rade | ootwear ceptance of his suit was withheld oie ; § Gun-m t, in button style, with unt hig mother had vouched for |lf ONE ‘P TE CE He USE DRESS 0—House The attractiveness of these under-priced items from the ¢ high toc » with t | kid top, his good behavior is the story told | Dr f flee ned cloth, in aut white or black and Bedding Section is keenly emphasized by the cool nights and § welt sole today by friends of Harry Thaw’s | vi 5 vedding Section 18 Kee pua A nignt , Datens , : Rephew, William Thaw II, whose mornings now prevailing ks ‘aten ast, with betrothal to Miss Gladys V. Brad } x t vamp, fancy oo eee Conn., has just DOUBLE-BED SIZE COM DOUBLE-BED SIZE MIXED ? i 1 “Welt sole and spike announced Se HMoiser sagen? eon : Mrs. William Thaw of Pittsburg en : , FORTS, SPECIAL $5 \CH WOO! D-COTTON BLANK 4 a gocial leader, and the boy's mother. | OF ACOUI ) Of dark-blue fleece-lined : ETS, SPECIAL $28 PAIR Lace B with dull kid top, fs reported to have pledged herself | lesign, with fitted belt and circular wool, cove Fees " ate P. p toe, welt sole to keep her son “stra ae Jes with figured eambrie and |} Bite With pink or blue border , ‘ ' 5 oe : ; ; ; a : utton Boot, with dull kid ‘GOAD POLITICIAN $00 Ma having 8-inch border on on? side of | DOUBLE-BED S®ZE MIXED } ,,%) round te, veri sole Si ’ ack and garnet Persian de are full an ; ft 4 WOOL-AND-COTTON BLANK Cut pd aia se sit sole a TO SUICIDE kc | tis ith pattern barder cseiiedh cre SPECIAL $3.85 PAIR ew Bee OD IE I IN 2 Bivtons $1.00 f excellent qual? DOUBLE-BED SIZE COM leecy, wl with blue k L S ial Y LA CROSSE, Whe. Sept. 1.—| { pyre > FORTS, SPECIAL $3.85 EACH aces, Opeci 55c ard Prank Tucker, \ ve repuby TW eieadh aes both alles with: finived DOUBLE-BED — SIZE New Lace Bands and Galloons, from two — Carp pa pear ays, f ee eee ‘ i ; Sagan? WOO! WHITE BLA) I x inches in width—Chiny Venise, Imita- committed st b 7” rs rie with ch Stik rder Y 1 J 1 SPECIAL $4.85 PAIR-—With bor. $ Irish, Embroidered Net Ven fumping into the river ‘ : : $ ‘ , ioe haa teen urcasen t's Specials i in Linens and Wash Goods ol ders in pink or bla ; and!-conventional patterns, in wh political of ving used ¥ 4 anne CT Special Soc yard ot devas ce ta cantar tie con ROUND - THREAD SILVER BLEACHED GER Ss Dele Rees bores Uae ae ee : paign pamphiets MAN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, SIZE 63x63, SPE ‘“ ” W. C. T. U. Meets. } CIAL $1.55 EACH—Extra heavy quality, in dots with Th = 0 k H t From a. Sale a PA De nee nis Womens Ob | fleur-de-lis border and satin stripe with Grecian border, e Ive a ea er ype anne canny Silver-bleached All-linen Napkins to match, size 22x22, The morn and even e e ton rrow at the Green Lake I special $1.30 dozen ing ee ar vol ouse urnis In $ eburch. executive committee "7 . A , 2 T ~ f ie G4 Wiaee the mocsnes MILL ENDS OF CAMBRIC, 36 INCHES WIDE, enough for a good Heat the first business of the ec t SPECIAL 7% YARD—Lengths from 1 to 8 yards; suit ing Stove to be appre ROYAL GRANITE TEA KET- | “PERFECTION” COVERED C. F. White le Home. ab le for underwear és ciated, and it is time } TLES SPBRCIAL iSe—Of royal ROASTER AND BAKER, SPECIAL C F. White ; usement Salesroom. ring oa BS granite steelware, 4%-quart capa- | 95c—Round baker and re r, of the Metropolitan Bulldi ba " - en ne el © have it doug t city inches in diameter extra-quality pany, yesterday returned f five ? ° and ready for use BERLIN COOKING KETTLES, sheet steel enameled ware Seam: lilies Wis 3 in , Stationery and the rugy to bu SPECIAL 26c—Seamless royal gran. | '°8* #ad sanitary N . commences, and prompt }i¢,Stee!ware, with retinned cover; HANDY IRONING WAX '¢ otions weg Bnd Prompt § Squart capacity | CIAL 6 DOZEN—Clott ; 5 service becomes less easy ROYAL GRANIT PRESERV. with wood handle 4 Pencil Boxe Sc and 10 ey Awa . r “ $ « a c 4 \ 4 ING KETTLES, PECIAL, 20¢ EXCURSION to the Draper y Fabrics Pencil Tablets, 5¢ The Live Oak Heater, } piehtquart capacity, of seamless IMPORTED SOUP STRAINERS, PACI ] ' $ -% e Ink ‘Tablets, 5¢ and 10c for coal or wood, has pol- } royal granite steelware, with bail | SPECIAL 80c—Have body of heavy r C OCEAN COLORED FIGURED CURTAIN MUSLIN, ; CompoaltionsRook ee ished steel ‘body, nickel | and Up tin Y taohes in diamet 1 three NY A AD a P ay SR TIT.T.ING C0 areverceen' | tit wire strainer bott fine, SUNDAY, SEPT. 4th 36 INCHES WIDE, 10e YARD—In a variety of $ 10 top ring and foot rests, an weit LLING ¢ ORK SCRI Wie, | acne Wate saate ne | f tt cad Pencil is tho: SPR 0oe—Combination cork Ocean-Going Steamship new color effects and attractive design $ a aij he 10¢ dozen nickel feed-door and ash- } screw, cap opener and wire ¢utter PIERCED TIN COLANDER— _ en olde ¢ » } t t } " 7 q In a numbet fy tt { pe ae ' eit 5 1 n ont ec dozen chin menissb cdl | LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK inches In diameter Arrives Back 11 p.m FIGURED CASEMENT CLOTH, 36} 10 ing Heater air-tig Bxtra qualtt and bard | opeClALs SC oWI econo’ Teal > » _ 1 ‘ " nk and Per ASE c ai a. r porcelain b 1 cup Round—$2—Trip fil INCHES WIDE, 15e YARD—In several patterns | yiand Penal! Erasers, Se No. 312, with I-inch | "RRRD'S ENAMELED Roast, | {te 48d, Noreen all and cu 612 First Ave. and Colman Dock and colorin: may be made into effective curtains $ : “eee fire bowl, $14.50. § AL $1.85—Made of seamless : ‘ * pound kag I , : { pound packages, n 1, enameled turquoise-blue, with | REVERSIBLE LAWN RAKES, designs ma ve cut out and appliqued to plain i velopes to match, 10c pack No, 314, with 13-inch } removable wh enameled inner | SPECIAL 80c—Have teeth e . crim as be “: or motif § age fire bowl, $16.50. pan, 10%4x15% inches; self-basting, | tinned heavy steel wire WHO CANNOT DANE! DUP ecr , ‘ § — Net-covered Hair Rolls, in aanitary and durable UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPERS, JUPLI : FIGURED S( RIM, 36 INCHI } assorted shades, 15¢ and 20 No. 312, fitted with IMPORTED SERVING TRAYS, | SPECIAL 95¢—Chor ot WIDE, 18¢ YARD—Suitable for curtains or 5 ca” tor” wanhiine ifac nickel base, $16.50 SPECIAL 5c — Oblong — shape, | meat, vegetables, fruit and ‘ ‘i x vashing fla Nie f ' Bh measuring 9x12% inches, of papi various other foods in at, ances, in stripes or all-over d« igns { nels and lices, 5¢ Yo, 314, fitted with { mache, lacquered in black, and | uniform pieces, fine or coa de " t B ser n nickel base 0) decorated with small gilt stars tred. CROWDS GREET T. R. | AS CITY | sponse to appeals for aid from Bark and, other ports on the leven as far south ax Re ernment ts shipping food and cloth ing for the poor and. the chamber to re-coal Adriatic, and | nio, the gov eh om mgr eant® in how jot deputies ts preparing to ¥ Columbus, Ohio. —- Fifteen thow distress grants” for the relief of Sand unton men will leave their the people. |Jobs and join the striking street ear b J ° men unless the officials of the com wee ts Se bertctoay «(eats ee cae omens New Fa rts divorce at the art hoyse yesterday within the next @wo days, « ordi to President Wm. Mahon, of the London —Although not positive [Carmen's unton licenses were issued ttle yesterday x FURNITURE DRY Goons FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Daily at 6:30, PURNITURE DRY Goods 4 and Misses’ sizes 14, 16 and 18, —Hecond Floor. An Attractive Showing of At $8.75, $10.00 and $16.50 Handsome new models in Women’s Skirts, in men’s wear