The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
August 20, 1908

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111 LAST EDITION vol- I*' no i»- j^- a- COLLIER'S MERCILESSLY ASSAILS SENATOR ANKENY AS A DISGRACE TO THE COUNTRY WES CHARGES AGAINST BOTH 'PHONE COMPANIES -j, loui***'*' Sets Torth Ffatsons tor Revoking Frstuhic ititeiaa-endent Public I'll lilies mm morning filed with the sttert *p*cif'. charges againat to laort Telephone Tclettraph SSS *»d the independent Tele .ifWßpSßy, following up his ac 2to*asdsi v**«, nime'jd.*tttin for SKfeestJaß of the franchise* of _ t*9 toiporstlon* made 10 thw tetat-ll arters! week* ago, _!_£■ Sunset ,_u„, I-** »h.i»n H» disregard I*-***"."**' ot the city by chsrg* L l» of t$ s month rental. lbs- i matlmum rate. A, K. mm* Ca- sre ssld to ha\e Ik-sir jLtts state off* f« tlephone tti altuisl Jsae *o Ut-tfice Is Refused. f^erts!***** Houlllon mi**° «utiles that I*-*" Sunset Zmtst reftiseil to *erve the Cht rat Janb ttmputy. located st Uih W attat rnHes'e St, It comwlt sstHfeff a* I* sufficient its* tor tevocalloii of their ttmatliar, f TV Sat** company I* also at- Jtpd to tar* maintained It* regn |v -tart** tor service, even though X Use h «rllr tlifs eicaftn, St- fedtqaaSs-t et.iupary is fa^ m.**% tie* to the* Oltil* n." T*>le Ax** ttsats ay an d ot her Bans** am tort', dla it* Seattle fr^v^i. KfeffijlTi if nl i *ilsi|M*fdlng Pay ia*..*_ pH'tL^Or&.-afco has been dl la', settle hi* accounts and (Suit to Si. holla lo aw ,j{ or ■a Tke .I-, of the office ■to mad. oa September *0. C*f*fcN Diet from Wound. iWCOM-CAsg. M— I. V. Cork mat Clnrlaoatl. who (hot himself _*ta*4 yesterday morning, has Pjftwto bis wound A brotber i« P-tos i*r th* remains. SAVE YOUR COUPONS FOR THE BIG PICNIC ITU FAMILY OUTING DAY-NO. 3 9 •__** 'ii* Star Pan.- EB*H i»sy Number f! If you Eist 't, sbout your coupon*. ■JgFl t*sd the first coupon on OT»*f today* issue. I Sy** roa don't know Just whst l e^S** o** Prom now un ||7*«* Wedoesdsy, August 2«. _**__**•* coupon In every yT»«»b* Star. ffi?'*** coupon stir, fly« cent* r**k« a round trip from -'____- fortuns Park, Or-1 \j*Z> trip costs 25 centsl aa-*"* 5 Star has -cade arrange j I *«h__!' ,h th* *"d*r*on Steam-1 I ***|la a- *l'••' *nd S-"n0 to hay* j Atlanta and Urania, I E_aS_LH boats onl **j***a* t 1,»,. [n **oni regti-l mn!? m »t 10! _B\lt t7 ck ,n m"mliig. and Wa.,„ .3 In the afl.tr •J* it™'"* ,0 ,-,•'•eh, I I S« »af «v*nlrig. X **S.^' yo" r *v> Sl'', any I si fi cw"e '"*tk M Walafc me ,h« Sfteritoon V"mmt' i,n '»«U to .a- mo-h"1 DOOLEY'S DEATH STILL ""•T —aasf*— —J.J— pM-iajfc,- iy*%pi_ng|ji toirjitoixiwii in ai-asHrrnTil|^^iß_P_jrWW SHROUDED IN MYSTERY Drowning Direct Cause, But Police Still Suspect Foul Play. The mystery surrounding '1.. death of ratrlck IXtolt-y, whoso body was found lying In the Water near the Oriental wharf early yesf-rdsv •tuii nil-,i* with hi* head ahowlris marks of blow*, has nut yet been unravelled. Whether F-ooley was killed accidentally or robbed and murdered may never be known. The dead man wss sn- employe of the city water department, and al though he drew |3S at the office of the city treasurer Monday morning. RIOT LEADER CONFESSES TO BLOODIEST WORK 7 Breaks Down in Jail at Spring field- Grand Jury Is Hard at Work on Indictments. .Ba United P-ett SPRINGFIELD. 111, Aug. 20.— Ate Riymir, the Russisn Jew. who I* slitged to have been en* of the J leaders in th* blood.**! work *f th* rat* rioter* here, is said to h*tr* confessed to pr*cti««Hy *v*ry' BURGLARS SECURE VALUABLE PLUNDER Diamonds and jewelry Stolen During House Owner's Alvsence. fluiglars who,, entered the resi dene* of Mrs. Kate Oarnet a few days mm*, during th* sb«enet* of the occupant*, secured severs) dia mond* snd much other vslusble plunder, according to a report Just to the police department. The hoase :f Is situated on, it. verms Heights, outside,the ehy llwits, Mt* tiatnet sat* that It was tared by ma-ans of akey, which had seen bidden un.it i' ft rt oti pi.-..*.- out un der the blue sky and In tho free air. This fluting Is intended for children and for families of moderate mean*. At tho remarkably low price entire families can. make the trip, i'.ashet I un t.h.iVhl be. taken along, but If you forget them, you can buy lunches, as well aa Ice cream and coffee right on Ibe grounds. This ought to be the finest of Tint falair'* Family Onllng Day*. It Is a day for tired nioUicr*. who have Utile chance to get away from household duties, A-td It la a .lav for children to whom a picnic with a trip on the lake and ii day In the wood* always appeals. Save your coupons, Remembrir each coupon ami five cent* i* good for th* round trip. pt-fyy. The Seattle Star nut a cm. ass found In hi* pocket*. ill. put Be In, tl*" Wtt* L.I.fWII to hut.- ..ittlt.l was also mlssltix. IKioley it.. .1 .it 424 Jefferson St. with James l-nvln, with who ha rata* here- from Ne>w York-about three months ami. The two men became In lux lea ted Tuesday nlctht, snd the last time l.nvln saW his |isrtnt*r wa» st 9:30 o'clock, whrn I---- left a saloon st lt& VV.ii.lil nut mi st I.it-.tu thinks iKitttt-t Int.l spent only .ilimit $10 of hi* moiii.y up to that hour. Thf direct cause of death was drowning. Tilts ha* been deter mined by Coroner Carroll..who par* formed an autopsy yesterday alter* noon and found water In the Inure*. liitllfaittiu- 'ti.at the mail bad breathed after striking: the aster. charg* against him *scept murder' He ha* trvcaasned perceptibly Kate Howard, th* woman arrested dur ing th* riot* for inciting disorder. I* practically certain to be inflicted by th* grand jury today. Th* town i* orderly and th* grand jury Is th* whole center of interest. eight hundred soldier* win on duty today. sit th* other* hiving de parted. It Is probable that they will remain on duty indefinitely or at east until th* grsnd Jury has com Dieted It* work. back yard, and that m*.»' of th* •tolrn goods were taken from a trunk which was pried open. Th* thieves took a pair of dia mond earrings v»l ae.l at ft2s, an Kit In watch, four -ii,,- diamond*, an emerald ring, a nugget bracelet, double chain, nugget stickpin, nug get breaMpm. four Sold tings and a r»eallb*r revolver. The establishment of the Pacific Knitting mill*, in the C&rhange block, was i tied last night by burglar* who effected sn entrance thtough a transom. Only two •*rat er* ire missing Hans Anderson reports that his mass la the Roys) ttamm was burg lairlte.i. and a still of ...the* sad »2 stall n. r|ngra^ffiosgH__3_B_ DEBS WILL BE IN SEATTLE SEPT. 15 (By Untied Pre*. CMKJAOO, Aug. JO.—The western lUnerary of the soctstlst special train, known as dM "Ked flpecisl,** on -which Ktigena V. [mi.* the prcal dentlsl candidate, and other leaders will make a speaking air. was an nun need today as follows: Kansas City, Sept Denver, Sept. 4; lead- Colo.. Sept. S; Ut* Angeles, Cal.. Bept 10: Hacra meato.' CaL.: Sept. It, l*oirtland. dr.-. Sept 'I Seattle. Sept i.'i Sad I ■stsbsas. Sept l«. TEDDY SAILS MARCH 7 Leaves on His African Trip Three Days After Successor Is Installed. (By United Press NKW YOKK. An. JO.— It Is re ported here today that President Hoosevelt has engaged pass.,. on March 7. 1909, for Europe. If this is true, he will remain In the country less than three days sfter bis successor is Inaugurated, snd will lose no time In starling for the bunting trip la Africa that h>- has piaiui.. WILL WORK FOR BETTER PURE FOOD LAW (By United Press.) DELLINQHAM, Aug. 20.-More extensive pure food laws In this state will be advocated at it moot Ing of the Htate drticcrs' gwtiiclatlnn to be held 111 this city August 23 --24. ihe meeting* are to be held In Ho auditorium of the Young Mn on* occasion he called at the hill- lions to recom mend Ut.* appointment of a certain candidate to n prominent Federal office 111 the state of Washington, imi by III.' ill". lie hnd ranched 111. t'-ccuiivo ittuiishiii he hail forgotten the caiiilltl.ile's inline. i, ii ken) mi, IntruiHued v bill in tho Henuto to p»n*loil vt-teran* rf trie Indian war* In Washington territory. If. all.-.l It up—or thought he did—one day and 1.-t.l It passed, Later he dis covered that It was somebody else* bill he put through. Ill* own lie* dormant. How H* Bought Seal. Win n the legislature of 1»01 met. Ankeny"* chief opponent for the sen atorial honor was Harold I Teaton of Head I*. Preston had been a con sistent champion of a railroad com mission bill. Heattle ha* always felt tits It rared poorly In the distribu tion of senatorial honors, and it* twenty-five King county legislator* were pledged by resolution of the republican county convention "to vote for Mr. Preston for t'nlt.-.l Blades senator until lie shall Ir* elected, or until Mr. Preston volun tarily release* them." Preston Meallle manager* ttttsr a chance f..r hi* election In the latter Start of January, but »etc harried by rumor* of bribery on the part of Ankeny'* managers. On one Saturday afternoon Pre* ton's supporter* railed a meeting In the eupreme court chamber*. Th* Heattle delegation, being told at this conference of certain support, suf ficient to elect, i list would be avail able to Preston on the following leg islative days, lined up before the bar of the supreme court, and, one by one. rrplcdged themselves that they would stand by their written agree ment not to go Into caucus until re leased by Preston. Thirteen Desertsd. Fifteen minutes later, thirteen of them walked across to tin- Auk. ay headquarters and signed the caucus call which resulted In Ankeny'* election on th* following legislative day. This was ten fist* after a great mass-meeting had been held la Seattle reminding the.-, legisla tor* of their pledges, at which meet ing Judge llurke, a stanch friend of the railroads, was hissed down when he attempted. In pursuance of a pre concerted railroad plan, to refer favorably to Ankeny'* candidacy. The Heattle •Times, which, under thn same nianagrmrnt, la now open ly supporting Ankeny for re-election, made In Its column* the following computatlun of the amounts paid to the King county men: Paid the .titer fugleman 115,000 Paid eleven others, at 11.000 apiece. 11.000 Paid the tnll-i nd.-r (who, ac cording to The Times, was tardy in shedding his scruple*) .-TTlaaVil;*.,'..... .1.000 T0ta1 .:.■??7i*W???r,.. ti-tcKn) Railroad* Spent Thousands. Ankeny had spent money reckless ly. The railroads contributed lllt. --000 fur the joint purpose ot electing Ankeny and preventing railroad leg islation. "Ankeny's entire cam paign." said 'I'll. St-atll. Times of February I, ISO!, "probably cost him more money than has been ex pended In politics on it., Pacific coast by any other man In the last half century," The legislature of lt*l)3 was one of the worst railroad orgies tn the history ot the state. ISvery republican st., I. convention since tin- admission of tin state, at which candidate* for state office* were nominated, had declared for regulative railroad legislation, and every republican legislature had Ig nored the request. The road now leads to the nation al capital. Arthur F. statu r. an •Englishman, was formerly Ankeny'* private secretary, and Is now til* constant attendant. He Is sometime* referred to In Washington as the real senator from that state. Btatter speaks of himself ns Ankeny's "po litical representative." He lias late ly advertltattl himself as a candidate toy postmaster general. Grafted Off of Treasury. In order to Increase Stutter's core* penaatton while secretary ,a th* Senator, ilk. a, wished to pad ill* senate pay-roll by the appointment of M. la. Stutter, Stutter* wire, as messenger of his own committee, tho commlttes n coast ami Insula. sur vey. To avert suspicion, Ankeny made a dent with Ills colleague. Sen ii lor Fouler, in accordance -a nil 1,1, I, Senator Foster appointed Mr*, Stutter tts messenger of Foster's committee, the couiiiiltlve on geo logical survey, while. Senator An keny appoint.-tl Senator Foster* bi'iitliet- as-messenger tin his own committee. Mrs. Stutter novel- per formed any services, although tin* report of i.'liotlt's (5. Htnnitt, secre tary of th*> Senate, abas that slut received tl.'il.O, Thn same report of tint senate secretary show* lull Nesiultli Ankeny, son of Senator (.Continued on page 7.)

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a FAVORITES LOSE Sis Go Down in a Heap -Big Field mi Bad Horses-*— Celeres Wins. The card presented st Th* Meadows yesterday wss shy of thst indefinable something th*l we dominate "class" and as a result there wa* not much enthusiasm aroused over th* day* racing.' His ft.-his ot bad buries ■■•dominated and the t«.k-.it had a hard time picking the winner*. The favorite player* especially went mi the rocks ss »l» first choice* met da feat In a ins The bookie* nearly all won and made up m great ex lent their recent Ittwses The two-year-old sprint suited badly for the public ss Oolden Oriole snd the lllldreth entry divided favoritism at 6 lo 5. The winner turned up in Ual.tttil who 1 LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS BY RtrUQEK. John C lit in* felt during the I running of the fifth Ml sin! broke his leg

llti 1 With Hsnto Oltsno at 109 to 1 in third plsce. Hi.insni.K and -Slippery, the choices in the RMS both nit If dismal showing*. j are coming are Cabin. llm.it lied, Neva Lap* and Jack Nwan*ll» Plunger "Utile Henry" n-ltng hatisea Irtat a big bet when Johns lowa fall**! to finish inside the money. iint.ne) Hookmaker Sstle. Hill Jack man made it threw times and out. He the third bankroll he has been staked at The Meadow*, snd yesterday left on the mama* for Ban Prandaco, OLD BILLY LARNEO STILL THE RIAL TENNIS GOODS. Year after year the 'awn lenal* folks wonder whether Hilly l-armd Isn I ever Sottas to get MS old to wla cap* aad championship* and thing*. lini Billy doe.- At the lioagwootl club i.i.imaraent j la lioslon. which waded few days ago. laarsed defeated it. I) little la such hollow stale that th* dope si-rs who saw his play have picked him to retain the national chain I'ii.nahtp for another year. turned ha* been for It years on* of the foremost laania players in the eoaatry. gating Into th* semi finals sad finals of the national ttsarnameats with great regularity. and flaally, after long effort, win ning the national title, At this tears national tourney at Newport there I* a mighty cla**v field, and th* maa who got-*, through for tbe victory the privilege of meeting I June, la the challenge round will have travel seat.* Utile. Heals. Wright aud V. It Alex ander look heal right aow, but there ■re lot of n*wenmer* who *re playing great tennis I* th* tourna meal* the country over, and dark horse surprise, sre to be ueetad In the bis event. COLORADO IN ORYOOCK. The cruiser Colorado la la the dry dock being repaired. f"**t steamers leave I'ior t, foot of Yes ler Way, eleven tim»* daily for th* Navy Yard. Round trip, 50c. L-O-A-N-S I**. 1.mt.1 r*e hull lias e-are-**.a tw *iherwlee I mam AT ti-ai'l., I Call aa It R. CAMl'lin.l 1 111 I J..M. SI. HORAN SWIMS NEXT SUNDAY ON WAGER Chart** M It..ran the run Huston swimmer, will nest Hun -1 d*. sfie.ii.i.ii *t Pleasant lh sell attempt to msliii on* half mile In the Icy water* .if MM aouiul with hi* •hands tied If he emerges safely from this ordeal, llnrsu will give aa exhibition olf th* pier at the beach, 1t... swim will be undertaken on a large wager mad*' between lltiran'a friend* and a couple of doubting Thomas** mini do not hell. that the hick Can lie a. complished. As a mallei .if fact this feat should be east to a man who has gained Hi.' reputation aa a swimmer that Is held by ll.nan In the east. V large crowd sill be on hand in see the attempt made for if by •tome chance lluran should fall It would mean almost certain death. sa a host e*inlit not get to It in quick' I enough it. render eld. CANS STARTS TRAINING (By United Press.) B*N .'KAN. IHt t> M |Mt tla... ...l a.... %vt. sit. w Sir. rta* JwekeY oe CI aU!!.!*" 1* mi it I' i> I* at.- llltl I Teaer I'll as i,, _, l 1111 111-all *...r..l lit I IS I- lv lltl.-l 1 til |l III! I-....a. teel**> I*** f is *St- l* tvt.i.r, I MIS 11..4.* Has* lN.ani.il. ..it I* v lift r.a 1* a.'.awl lit I I" st 11 HIS f**ih**ta* P. itaiku 111 i Is rt j.ll.tlie I* IMS J-1.., MatOW-e lUaaar 11l 1... 1* I* S* I'liaaaall IS s* HIS Kara. ...it.,. ..,111 I It I* It* X aa.».. II »ll» ,t*-* tMsniai,.......||« IH JMrj IS i* IM It* AI taaat I etlnale oriel tilt* Tlt-ae—til .1-1111 Vask lel .a. i-l 1.... cl.c. .a,.. m„i, ia-,. laser ita a Kett. i .a-..-,.,.4.r, i,.,„.,| a, J., a.. M*rr*r. ..I, la.* 11..al rj..aa». V.aa TtatW* 1 w' Start t^_^ _ if a fwtf liui,i eyt Task h«t Ika eeea4 wt hi. toil aa4 last 1..1.1 Tata* a.waawa-4 I* an rail all la.* la.nai waa eaafcet.l, f—. ai.«.t. la*. i.. Jt... Ir. nan SIS kl* a**-. "{'{'lT *arO*t* RACK-rite Pate. T...... I. I. 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IS* I I a- J* I'la.all I 4 Sttl Ilia, Willi., i*t..!.tlii'.n I IH I" l, 1.1'.,1a. II 11 SliS l-ri»a. Ma* (Kan* It. l*» If t* V s-.,.|f. ail l. l*a S *'a I T S* l.llal.n* I I* Sltl taeaa.e "i1.t... IS* I IS* IS II I* g SSI ISI II IS I till Mi tl t|r«»« toffntn, ..let 7 t"a>t% mad Pal' Is II Al s*a*t I wilsetaa lift si till Tint*—:Ml>*. till, I llt»: Ml II t S-S |at. -a l-l ektaw Watklns I eilaee. II ahaw. aS'laaaar br. a-»tei«t' l-**tn* Tialned It It Ch>ai**a*ta MaiatckaA—l*etf*ta«a fcm«w*iawaJ t*rtt_a__-E Siarl a-•-•■I Waw first Ifcrea 4,lttis latiMi *--*ir riled tr.hr,, i ika i>« SI l',l',«l'll. IS as I SHI VI, il-. iiilmii ISt I* It* l*> S. itt.U-.l I a I It, f I* S S A M..i«*,i 1 -If I'll l'hrl*-n.**t.l* il-... let t 1* I-,." t V W »I*l. IS 111 l i'-.a,..,..(f il»stri Ist 1 ISO ISI' r»n..las4 1 I til la It .a- i»ii«.ii.i.,i I"." 4 IS* IHIS* is- NetllS i* is IJtl *H|,tr... ll.aa.tit.rl Hi S I', a•, ,i la* Ha Willi* t-t tar H.a-l 1.".* ti.tti.i.f. Ii- I T'.ti' If II" ll* n*rks 1* I*l F!■'„'*. ,l*.„, At *awt I anlatti.* riff st I ill, Tlrtta— tl l-l: II l-l: 1:111-1: I'ltlt 1a1.r.. I iblW. Afl.r "tiatl. I Ila t-1 Ulllll II at... Wtaaar rk Matia-Vaallna Trained l.» 1. Sail. Start |*a.| Wan I. a. .In, r-i.... t (ays my tllsats Now, i..i,r I Im' tk* nsrn* of I ilia Haat** lliat trill li* a* «a...i am ''10 TO I—ITS A WINNER Aml will all th a inonay. If "«i want t* tiava iha «m fa of ftaraaa t ih.ii will win ti* I inn inula, taka III* tlorkeja' Hji.clal in tiia tU)m GETAWAY MONEY Tit will t-inrf StMt* and] Hill el*** h Iron i, .1 nimaj, Juat ttia Mini A. ii..* I, *.a abota. Ot 111 4 **S HI llltl It I lilt -.MUM, tl IMI lItKI.IV m t-IIOM IM. I l-SS TUB BKATTLK STAR THURSDAY. AUGUST M. 1908. training qnsrters si Alamnds sever si hundred fsns w*r* presontitoday 10 ace the black ho, «"i- when they lesrn*d that he had started pieparatlon* tor his right with Nelson. liana howeter, snnounoed today that he will do no boxing unfit next Hiindav when be will begin In *I _________ _1_ _ff «___•_» a f,,- a. .|*a.i^_________i___l lf___Hu_Mf earnest, ~t_3 Keversl sparring partner* have been found for htm and there will lie some lively times between now and the bin event. 1.-_ Alt, II I* lif*,|i'i#il It. work In Otmt' groins- Mam mmmmm*-, FAMOUS RACE TRACK SOLD (By United Press l NHW YORK. Aug. *So—Th* Hrlghtnn lleach raring association* liar I. Slid Hilda sit- today in the hands of a laud developing com pany and within a week will be iii course of sub division Into building lots. Win. aie the purchasers of the fain.mi- old span tins park tan not I-, learned, but it la regarded ss beyond doubt that control of the property has passed tram the bands of th* iiianti estate Pttt over a week rumors have' been all, that tin- last burse rsra on the track had been run and that ii.•«.. Halloo* for Its sale to s build ing atn.t at.. w..tt. under way, hut these welt, denied With much em pliaal* by officers At tile sisocia-t Hon. COLLEGE GRADUATE AND DENTIST IS A REAL THING PUGILIST _ o Of*. LOUIS C. WALLACK, WHO FIGHTS AS "LEACH CROSS," IN TWO SCRAPPY POSES. (Star Special Sir. mm rani Aug. Il.—ln front of a neat little- office ran X Third St.. New York, bans* a small black Sign With gold letters reading. lamia C. Wsllsck, Dentist." On entering tb* office snd Inquiring for Dr. alia. I. tl.. information that be la out of the city and trill, ing for hi* neti fight Is given by hi* ssslstant. 11, William B. Krenaky. l*or Dr. Watlack Is a real live „_ and is well known among the east ern fight fan* ___ l.ea.b i ,H Ha graduated from the New York Ctlla.sc of Dentistry In 1907. sad Immediate! be*an to pise lice, but on a.a. .tun of lili inattt ling engagement., ha was com palled to tsk. In a partner. His first bout waa In which was putted off While lie W|. still sltendlng school. 11. won with a knockout. After leaving school be *****af4f***a******f***«*i^*yi|^Bf**pri*a*^***r^**^^ w -__(W_p__t£| SEATON WINS THE GAME Pitches Great Ball and Tacoma Loses to Seattle by Four to One. (By Untie* Prta* TAf'OMA. AMS Jf>— What .Mlk* Lynch said y**ierd*» after Joe bad made the Tseoms crew link sick would not look well la prist. Dttgdale* Spokane recruit certainly bad the Tiger* tamed and' four hi* were all Mike A Co could j get from tb* stocky tittle pltrber. who hsd besnttful control and iharp curves Hon-' Seattle) 4. Ta- i coma 1. Moth pttrher* were latitats! la! "In first Inning snd each team scored s run In the opening s.-seloii Afla-r Ihe first Tarotns Rot two lon* hits off fleston. t'sraa.n also tight ened up and pitched fine belt after tan first, bin "it given miserable •npport In the pinches. McKun* carried off th- fielding honors of the day by backing up ilrlet at third on two ....-salons and get at hi* man st first. These It till were especially helpful tit Seattle, they came In the plncbea. Tbe *.arf. T. -..n-.a-- All It 11. MAI an— If 4 I I 11r..1-f.. ,4 I I I i-tti'-.t. ef I i I Murn.lt I* I I It I K.llaak.T. Ik i I T I Waters, lb 1 I 4 4 I aa.. I 4 I I Hi. a It I I I C.t*.av I I T..UI* It I I It II I I. i t i: II 4 •tortile— ail R. If 111 a f.i.ni ef till** Mow.n lb t I I it i MrKma, a* I I 4 1 Hainan, lb t I I I Kilak If I*l4 4 XL.,mat ..t»ra. tf 4 I 14 1 Orlet, lb I 1 I I I I master, c I I I Mr I-ft. p........ 4 i l I I Tetils .......is I r IT II I Scare tat Initial* Tlratwta 1 I M.lll. a I 1 4—l Summer? 1 ,lal. plat lla.nit.tl lo .t.iat.fl I alt WS ta**** T*r,.»..* I. Sula Ile hi....at nut —lie i, t.tt t. Usee* wn t.*n« tin 1, iff Sella** I. I*i..e*t ball hi... Tints *f Same—lll*, rmplr. Kh.el mini hits* ran*, I .1.4111*--. Wan t..« Pet v*ii.,„it.r ii II tit Sntkan. •at 44 .-.111 I Alr*.,i**lt II II .tit T*rrt«ll If It .41* Itelllla 4* *4i t«l Hull! II _t .111 Al AkerSeaa. It M M H'.rla'lt i II V*a«t>uter I 1! llatta-ll*. 1 li'tinii. in lltfl I'aartil.t I'latt-llit A.1a.,«*.l Al -aeaaa.a* R II N nmi* tall Hlaaakans t I I ■Utter!**.' Tltama*. a ..i t...» »a,l Hilar, e*r; _ t.t «».i imi..ti. NAt 111*4 41. I Kill! Was i .ai I*l*l. I'llt.bur* II .114 N*w Verb It .I*4 .-tit. 4* 44 .144 |-Iill«.l.ll.ltl* i.; II .lit fin.lnn..l a....,,...,, i. tt .I*4 1t........ It ut it* li...r.kltn .11 II .11* Ml. lattul* II ,|t| Ve*lar4a.a'* flam.. »i i-iiiai.,,,, ii..... 1a!,.. i. .1, ut, 0 At '1.1. 111, 4, ll.al'.it I, li I'lntlunill —New Vtnk 4, t in. in. mill I. A Mir, It ir A** i t- -ti.i Won l.oil Pet 1..-....11 ti II .11 m la-ill* It It .111 I I'l.t .1....1 i.i It in, l-hl.-asa 4» 41 .tit I rial ,|rl|.l,l. 1,1 ii ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦c*4 o _Ln,f it I ■•ANn-'N i 11i...,,...1. trVllebl*. 1.-.1r,. 4 riMSf IM. I iisnav. i ♦._ Oirtlait f..„..' 2 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a*********.***** ■fought more frequently and soon tMK-atne a popular favorite among the New York cluba. ll* w»* matched with some of th* best lightweight* In the nil slid out of St fights he lost but three. ll* has 14 knockouts to his credit and won IS bout* on decision*. ll** fought three draws. lie was given the decision ov*r Fighting nick llylaad or California In recent ill round taunt, and he also defeated Charlie (Jrlffln. the champion Anstrallan feather weight. In sli rounds "Cross Is II tresis of age five feet seven Inches tall in hi* stock ing* and generally fight* st 123 pounds, although he can make lid when net.-ssary. He has a terrific punch, which, combined lib hi* clever tarn work, will la a abort lime place l.iin in Una for a fight with the champion. ttr.«l..n SI 411 I**4ia 41 41 .11* New i.it II TJ .lit V Sir* Hiwta, Al -Sua Talk—New Talk 1. I US. I At l-1.11.-1.1|.1.1. It.il.'l.lphi. 4, CM- l c*«* I At Bailee 1t—,.., I, 'l.tataa* 5 AIU... i,n-- A ..inn., It Mll {.wale 4-1. COAST ULSfI VB, «n l-ast Pet. i 41 II .17* I-..fti...1 I* .1 .414 f.l, rtai..l> a 41 44 .141 >.a a- 1 II II 111 4 eeteeAaar'* I,.waa. Al 1.~ Aasalei— Ism Ansel*, I. Sal t*,*nr IM'ht» '.tinnitus and Jackson Park, which were in th* lead, went two milt** not of their course a* a result of the accident, which wat brought nlxi.it by heavy seas Nearly ion entries are In for the Seattle hor*e show and this even ing it tl o'clock entries will close ft. the show. Th- grounds on which this year*, horse show will I.*- held will permit of *n open-air ring and the sealing Mi other ar rangements will be much better than In the past. Th* show will be held st the Western Fair stso clallon ground*, on Madison st The Nations! Hank of Commerce team, hsmplons of the Seattle I Hanker*' league, yesterday defeat ed a team composed of players j picked from the various tesm* of tho league. The game wss played j st Dtigdßle's park snd the final ■core ws* 8 1,1 t. i. left-'* cricket team won from Portland yesterdsy In th- cricket tinirnniiit-nt being held st Victoria. The Albion* loal to the \r-iii.ini in sn exciting contest. In th* bookmakers' |at.i| tiittrna iiif-iit st Johnson's parlors. Kit mi.l Maitlson, W 11. Kiiastrum ami from lad* iiiii|i!i..|| though spot ting tin- 1.-ilt.-r If* Sliutiw-ty anil Meyer play this week. S«-»tll.- sttnrneys art* out prac ticing st Ilttt-iliil.-'s pat every day, for they are anxious to be at their host when iii,-. meet iii.- Vancouver barrister* on Hi. llKttitinit lit- Sat urday. Mauv former college stars art- ill; til. Seattle team snd they will I'll .lilt after revenge (ill a fill mer defeat st III.' hands of 111- Canucks.

Great Bargain All MM 1.... H. H1.....a ...a Ot- f fi.l.la a, II ail It 111,.-a II la til I pp.- t-.tit 1,-1,,,, firtory pete*. Httle tt... on st I HI- 111 I Nil, M.iUMii nil *«-k l*lk. 11 I. ..a.-.. _ I RACING AT BUTTE (By United Prs.. IUITTK, Aug. 20— lle.tii's Wail nnaday: live and a half longs lass cashlie l.ad won. ilawd Me lv«wn sacond, Athgold third. Tim*. 1:11. I-It.- futlonsa y.ilu wata. -I«». priM.lla sect.ml, Btendal third. Time —1:04. five furlongs—Contingent wan, Husle (.reus second, Ulendenning third Time—l:oJ. Beven furlong* Mint IWnber won, Robert Mitchell second, Ksmsack third Time l:Jo*y,. Five end a half furlongs ll'toget It. ,1 won. Daring second, Bt. Avon third. Time—l: Mil.- Tut.;, won Tea Tray 11. second, 1-ar-r-11. third Time—l:ll. Mile and a all leant Docile won, Lady Alicia ancoad, laerlda third. Tlmtr- ZEIDER SOLD TO THE WHITE SOX (Ay United Press.) HAN KiIANCIHCO. Aug 19— It Dannywas announced her* today that Danny Ix.ng. manager if that sesls baa sold Rollle /.eider, the cleverest shortstop 111 the t'sciflc coast le*«tie. to Manager Cumlaae*. of the White Hot for three players and a snug little sura to boot. -The d*sl which was cloned y**terday, i ends a lot of dickering for 'lie Man Francisco shortstop who I* consid ered the best fielder IB the Pacific coast league. The terms of agreement alio* .-.elder to finish the season with the 1 ilea is and give Urns the right to sisio what kind of players In- wants, when Ihe time fur delivery roils around neit Spring. BLUE RIBBON PRIZE WINNER IS KILLED

Kirk, one of th* most noted blue ribbon prise winning Boated collie* flDfllC TODAY AND UnlUaJ TOMORROW lit TH II Dill sin Hilt It -I Greatest (inus That human Eyes Ever Beheld BARNUM BAILEY o„ei*a Greatest Show •a aw _ Kaeweeai OH Etlflh E^r' -a leatare* Al TO* THAT IK* l» 375 ™*Mn 111 I 1 II tntwlt a World r************ tn s iss tt.t mi.s ti.t mi. Fa im tt.i art It.• 44 11* aITICU »_„. eag.. ml Will aw* Tralwe* talma.a Artists rr*""' mvi. 1.11 l a Thrm) I AM. s P. M. Owe a*e i*a*l*elaa la Ur.arl all .111-1,.. It a ..a* ball |a-tra -.1. sad Ml Ml*-'. .Swl.*M UVart- Aa^rteww awwaa pete, attar a.4 _ eat tbe iiaia*. al altar. waa. .1., It,'. aa-aaai I .lata, ll** aweia* 4* LUNA PARI Th« Nation's Orestest Playground on th* Pacific C**tt free Attractions Daily, 3:30 and 8:30 P. M. Him m r i»i n\ *B BBmaß Tt.. TWO I.BKAT SlsrtllA Ik* Wail** Meal Sar.alM. I I.ll*l. apiSHM*! IHMetMU mats AM* rain, ;—=-j COMING ATTRACTIONS II till. ItKTII. hah* i* III* -a no*. 41 I.KAr lot lira tint arraaKao* a»h hist ihmm, iMiniraniua j Ferer ii -at raw* rii,a*A****B*Bßßma r mmßt**.^^ (—The Week's End****. I The Salary Day The Time to Save I Saturday evening, from 5 too 3 jft*^ o'clock, is the time when many I jßfriOt^W of t'-ose who put system into l^n^r^Sa. their savil| R visit T,lc.Scandal,k such P°rtiun of theircar?( 6^{iMyMii|%o{ lock, they have decided I! I f ,"sl" ul'" >nu "^UM _H_K tlu *ir s:iv'n« v,Mt llu' V latWp^Kfc u.ivi.in \tiu rn-an Hank. *ku irj/mpyw lu x ri,,K '",,,ls s,ronf f>^|%| ik Mich i>4irti.miitt!ieii BttfftffiTlW"^ save—and these steady accu &*n^S!S iiuil..ti.ms plus the 4 percent _ gloN'sA^M{sl Compound Interest, soon gfl>* ■KX^S^ffi to a very substantial sum. b?^^«_lTS__J »ra clerics, extra windows, tx* I^PS^-^ tra facilities of every sort on I Ai-.ta it...>.n M niia.l,' .k. Saturday evenings, from sto Si'iiiilliijii.ii Atitrlcan link. Lo clock. Scandinavian American Bank^ BmmmtmmAlatka fSmlding, Seattle, U.S.A.******** m. the Pacini* .mat .^T* W. 11. Hush was raß ••?*_* *h killed by **\*mL terdsy sft,.,,„a m Klrfc^l**'** the I'hoebe Hearst tSsSM load pedlg.ee lwo I grandfather ,_l™''Hi pf,,"nt kltia of rtne line r,f ni1".!,," n suea-orte* lh awil-7 .Ce__S_t a aga)_h trmrtmJS** Opening Monday, August 24 in-v&rw*•»•*> 1* ".a nurrss act, Baals a»*r *a ait, fa, I a*.i. STAR. mtMm

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WHITE A MADtSQ-, CITY At PARK —a— i a j Rrerr Anarsaaa. T*ai_lM sal ts *al frit D *^^>**ij*W. tatl.taOOS A*>CRJISIOX_BBBSm ami rlllfKitl MM A III! f*TSt *l'r-rall«* A Iti« i TtrtrllUbc »n;ls a I A lt.« i*»%','.!," l,*','*1b Is a 7 ■sOaaa Nest Han-la, —the Si.i| ttlaara taat is a *peeta<-*tlar Fr** qptsl tdatiae- M|

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tflL^aaam*****-"--^-^^ a.».«l.w.a,a.«,*Ji-., v^— fsTRiCKEN SPEECHLESS f ON WITNESS STAND I, U"i-*** Prst.-) j josl. AUO' M"*"' ***___,_, trt ,",*d Xoa** ov*r i****Z. rfr-k* 1- r****r****i igm******' M Or..nln W\Ztttti*rtt 'Wslasss of j riTw*iis''«w*,,""" >",u"' mB 11. n r Hade in Seattle' DAY UAI hr Windows Will Be Filled With Hand* I Made Products From Oar Own Shop «_»* una*- 1 mius way. for tbe past two years, since this •_» i*> **stsN!*hetl Itself in the growing, hustling metropolis of i»,Vi«-it. we have built up s very substantial trade on our lea rwla-oattructed, hand-made, upholstered furnttuttt. )tm tt.**™- was 1. band made, upholstered furni' with an eye as* modest, carefully imlldlng each {dec* with an eye l»aa until now we are employing six competent workmen sat las'* grad* iiiatlre**e*. st.ft, comfortable bot spring*. [tiissti eotirbes. wardrobe upholstered pieces of all a well a* paying marked attention to special order work. "lartiy a few piece* of our hand mad* npholsteted furniture tits' is display in window. 1 Am**) Seekers Should See Th*** Seattle Made Goods Env now laffSpjr fj^ -{fm I fay later AffiMpggr^^^jJ t***** 0^ *V°U WttAt '[;^J*t*A- «^^Mi*Pal-r>^al^* a. ■*_to«_»,--^i*w..Ai l waiwi.ir;-r*,-- -.-^.,---——■a-.. ■,-ai,._-_,t.i-a.,^_.-_,.„^_..., a L ,;_ JMlsgfilii lliiir illl i|iff__-» lata ii ii i" i *_■__■ ■i si *-**■!_?_•**-**•*■ '•T^****************'' *'mi*mAmmmaM*ammm»a m\ \i» ami bis staff by— (lovernor i lenersl Northeot*. The affair ass delightful, and the exchange of courtealca wsa pro fin.- A toast "To President Theo dore Roosevelt" was th* alsttsl for apiiiait'. Admlrsl Bptrrj sad tin governor general exchsnged felici tations. The Official Isndlng of Admlrsl Hp.-rry and the tifflcera will take place, tomorrow i Friday) rooming. A great public reception will Is held and 'hie will be, followed by the grsnd penile In which the Amert csn (allots will participate The atste will be given In the evening. England rears Trouble. LONDON, Aug. 20.—A1l i-ondon It rife with speculation todsy as to whether the reported sttempt of tb* authorities at Sydney to prevent the Istitilng of the American ssll or* would result In a diplomatic tangle Every effort Is being made to dis- I cover the evict nature of the trou ble. St.ln.-* officials ami officers of the fleet, realising the possibili ilea of itilsrt-pii'seiitati.tn growing out of the Incident, are using the most strenuous efforts to suppress ■II reference to it ft la understood her*' today that tie trouble hs* been tatlifsctorlly. and even ami. a bly settled, and that the American j aallor* will march through the street, a* was planned originally. Th* trouble, tt Is said on the best obtainable authority, waa th*- result of failure on the part of the enter- I tainment committee to obtain the 1 suspension of the dominion regula tion which prevents the landing or i an armed body of soldier* or sail ors of snettiocrsUc ticket In the lait election, arrived la Saatlte late this afternoon, and Is stopping at the Washington An nil. where qusrters wet. reserved for him by locs] democrats. Judge I'srker will be the prtn el'aal speaker tonight at th* demo critic rally at the Coliseum where be will speak on tb* political Issue* of it* day The iteini*hlp A O. IJndssy, which left I tie July for Nome sad St. Michael with two bsrges la tow sod conveying the •urn wheel steamer Jul!* H„ arrived at St Mlrhsel August 14. The Julia 11. was built at Mallard fur lade, pendent serrlre t.a th* Yukon river la competition with tbe big com panies which sre mononolltlng the trading business. On her >n north the fleet of vessels put In at i'..rdota on icctint of a storm, sad one of the barge* waa left there. The basket ball team of Company X of lulling*. Mont Is after games with the best teams In the north west They iin De reached it Camp David 8. Stanley, American Lake. ____?_ iirr tt.. wB-m (ins*.**: •\J^ **1 sr.niiiM mm ■_ a t'SllW* nam, rt I tl»* SMtt tit sll *^A f til****** if m*i __*- v in* »i>nt*i, V\,/b |.rl**f* I *__■ _____ •nh'.t.i .-..ratlnfrt **■!_■ ll* *\WdjW _______** Bank Sense Th.. man who run* hi* business loosely placet* him self In th* path of hank ruptcy. Th* ssim- principle applies to the linking busi ness. Bill strict rule* ar* worth ies* unit-** the bank adhere* to thi-iii We maintain riatd rule* In the conduct of our business, this la not only for our own Hood but also for Hi.- benefit of our customer*. In -tiMTitl by a act of rules enable* us to treat every patron of the bank the aarue, whether Ills business amounts to much or little. V fair and Impartial treat ment in nil i« well worth your careful consideration. Union Savings Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY tWWM _, __ M B |l, —a——a——a—__. Friday|HOUßJSale No Mail. Telephone or C. O. D. Orders Filled focHour-Sale Merchandise, and the Right to Limit.Quantities Reserved, j '7^'.'-. ———■_■ ■_____________ ._ mm mmm _ •30 to 9 to 10 10 to 11 ■J2MJ 2 r^*%* r^^S r^T^r^S y^-A \^*t w }'»?!l 11.,,. Pins Women's Stock- Art Squares /A snd -37-Inch Fancy All-Wool Art Squires, regularly ..at [_*"« ,*™l* H.lr Pins. ,n Ks »vllh and without 10c I yard, but During Women* M Tan and fringe; size 9x12 f«*-t; slightly Imperfect, bill RroWB Gauze I.ltie best^quality, During for ninny pur- Embroidery Mocking*; exc-llctil this hour *7.atd this half hour, I „_.,,_, l"» \*C hA Tiaao ._,,, .»-_. Children's Muslin Under _ wlttl I lttS D"l "l> Waist*, made from Skirt Marker H.nd.ome. Rever.lble, r"earl UUttOnS good, firm Statetiall The Famous Sterling Ail Bilk Tift-, four-ln- Fin* P«*rl Buttons, plain with button* for tin- Skirt Marker; every hands and French fold or far., big value! st il.r clothing; special woman should have ed; regulsr 35c and ic. During tills half- st i.'.r During thl* on.- During this hour During this hour, hour, a caul 1,., tj|,a ijj/. esch _»Sv This is a rare opportunity to secure enough Im m\ Skirts to last this season out, and perchance a IM m few foMhc summer season to come. The vari /H I\\ \t\ ct-v 's SP' C,U**/.Mil^lui\\\V^tv sizes, hut we mightl incidentally mention.the £*a\**sl 111 IllW^JxVwi completeness of large and out Mates, together ,f^S_//E^4ll\li^^!w %v't'l extra h'"gtlis— Friday Your Choice $1.50 J***-s^***r Positively No Alterations on These Skirts I to 2 2 te J 3 to 4. 4 to 5 *t *\m ***mP* r** *WaAa*A* #^^_a y N w* y^ w Rakes and Hoes Mixing Bowls Wood to Burn Night Gowns full MM Gsrd.n °w. _. r t v .Mow A _..-„ Assortment of Children*. Cambric __??__ HE? Iter ii Do",\ 0.,.v1? ""dker* to fit In. M. lT.Ve.ch this hour, esch ..Me for ins .hour each.lie __ log. la all the latest de- y«rs. trimmed with Shirt WaiSt Sets V».tt*, sign* During thl. hour lucking, r.-g- Fancy Peerl Shirt Waist "1 "7 7. lOr tilar 79c values llur Set. value, tig to ...*.c lag how ...37e During th.. hour, V n S^fiST Suiting Cups and Saucers *'"a*"d ly sold st 1160 each. 32-Inch Plaid Suiting. Whits Cup* and Saucer*. Art KUgS During this hour, cash good suggestions fur handled and unlian- Japanrss Art Rug*. 3*6 $1,111 school dresses; washes died; medium weight, feet. In assorted .ail Wait. R#>ltc excellently; regular for home and boarding urs. regulsrly sold for ,_._:_. _. l2***c yard During boute uae; regttlarlv $2 SO each During thl. hour, a yard sold for 1.25 a dozen. thl. hour gl.flO embroidered and 7 4eaaca nags Embroidery Ura-ssa* daintily trim* -,_- to »$c During Beautiful Beaded Bag*. Beautiful Swiss and nied with wa*h tbls hour I*. Incut steel and Jet; Nainsook Embroidery corded m in Muster _ regular $1.38 each and Insertion, in Eng llrown, French and otOCKingS During this hour, each lisli eyelet floral de llubbard styles; 8 Mis*..* Black or Whit* signs; fine sheer quel months to C years: v*l- Lace 1.1*1.* Btocklng*. in regularly sold up ties from Sf.r to $3 65. regularly sold for S3c. Boys' Caps la Mt a ystd During During this hour During this hour a Boys' Goad Worsted Oolf this hour, a jr.rd.jjo*. HALF PRICE P»lr... ...11>e Boys Good Worsted mix- Women's Vests ..,_,. d j j dark '',s Women s Vests Mens lies Bedspreads .-,1 colors; suggestion* Woman's 25c High Neck M*n's Fin* Wish Four White Bedspread*, Mar* for school days. Dur- and Long Sleeve Hand Ties; eiccl- settle* patten; eitra Ins this hour, each.lie Vests, ant! low neck lent "Hire values. Dur- large site. During this and sleeveless kinds; ing this hour, each hour 7:*,.* Aprons J***** trimmed, white, ,s«* Stationery Women's D.lnty Lawn "J*-* blue' Back Combs The Famous Knlcker* and Madras Tea ,hls Fancy Jswslsd and Plain bocker Parchment Aprons, small, round 10 2">C Hack Combs, In shell Pound Paper, for so- sbspe, Willi ruffled Dent S Gloves and smber; regular elal correspondence. edge sad pocket; regu- Dent's 8 Button $3.50 Kid Me to Tte values. Dm During this hour, a hag 25c each. During Oloves. During this Ing hour M 4 pound Me this hour 17,. hour, a pair .$2.20 I Monarch A Derby ~K~ _T_| _ _0 I BEST CO'" far Women. I I iV> I ml il_l**LJv>v3 V-*V/« GOODS. I J KETCHEL IS READY TO MEET PAPKE (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20 Btancly X.-i. ii.-l. champion middle weight fighter of the world, an nounced today thai In would leave fur lao* Angeles neat Saturday morning In mi automobile with bin manager, Joe O'Connor. Ketchel will stand on the assumption that ii isi si in win iiaafinaiwr.t*. <»*i,*ai.-iaii.ia COLORADO IN DRYDOCK. Tho cruiser Colorado Ii In the .iitiltiiit being repaired Fast ■teaman leave IMor 2, foot of Yes- I,a Way, eleven time* dally for the Navy Yard. Hound trip, Ma u_ I ta i a 1 SUPERfLUOUS HAIR 1 hla dlifi|ur«iit*»ht sn* .1.1 tivauly I* of th* If 1 roil v** Anllpllu* ID**lh I* ll.in ths n«w |'i-r|'-iial'<"n that poilllval* t...i«a.. hair without soar ar Mara lah THIC HAVKN IIIU'O CO.. lira III* A«»»l* lilt. 14 M*a-..»ai A*. th.- fight with Papa* will go through at. planned but If l'apke Insists on his making tat pounds at nine o'clock aa eastern dispatches state. that ho will claim 'In forfeit and re turn to San Fi'iuu-ls.-ii to await a chance at Tommy Hums. State Tax '..minis mi J. I_. Frost, who la In Seattle on Imiiinss BRUSHES Of every kind Kvery one guar anteed. Federal Painl&Wall Paper Co 1.114 I *_a.i At*., Area** \r.«a*. Fire-Proof Storage FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, TRUNKS, ETC. BE KINS Moving and Storage Co. .Hilar 1 larat Atr M ..altlit_ ttlrttft. Main llltl. 1...1 :i. BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 25 CENTS. it I* rapidly arriving, and will make i.ii- money for present buycra KAVANAGH CO. Inc., Mine Operator*. gg*M •*(H-56-7si JOHNSTON BLOG connected with the work of the board of equalization, spent this morning In conference with local business men .ail property holder*. Frost Is authority tor the statement that every county In tho state Ima made the assertion that It has been unjustly dealt with in tin- mail of assessment*. Men's Hats lof the finest quality; latent styles, all colors; regular $3.00 S for only -*..-,0. CROWN CLOTHING CO., T V: 1121 First Aye. *_■**"*__! a

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TME SEATTLE STAR 5. BY STAN PUBLISHING CO. ISOf-tlO* a*v*«ltt Ay. VIRV APTCMNOON «KCtPT aUNoOv. phones lt*tX4*U Th*a# ar* ..clr.ne*.. an*- a*n***4 with all _•- p*rtm*nts ash f*r dt,.rtm..l or nam* .1 tl*-**** y*u want. _ aauutaa trrsa swa-at* »i*a -t.it..* lt^'**^J_!^____'. isi li— m i arts AaaKC-t'.lji.a-i-tti ii*« a*. yar ata »*al. a.**. I* sell lit arc* kr mail *a **rHa». la* ___________ a*t*r*4 st Ik* rawalSra .1 SMltl* w..M*s..*" ss to tail, *t c**k*l l* r*a-**»l rtOTiiK ttt* »ra»7ai»*.«*--«ka.7« Th. si.* f.u i* r«#a kr a*l**k as* ...alas. **J\ "J. J||?vTa* it...... tl.la l*»»: la* ttt. aa* tIM __'*■*■.••** -ausAafl a fpr *l aat* It |*s skataM tattaa II a**** Ikaaa aaca »lt>*.* ULtakaa* a* **mt ""•ivTu.r'r.i*-. hs ft.*... a* aar «a-*tl»a«. .arte* Ik Ikt. .a, *a ta saaMla tt *a» .j*l..!*•!• as* It i* Iks milf was iiiii^i.__-»-.-,— —.—---—-——-■-.-a-^—a.- -.——-.a—. f "--ty"ll"Jlf4'';wKlt ,'HIkMSSI HAPPINESS AND ITS SHADOWS a The great purpo.se ..I life is happiness—at least the near est approach to it that is possible. It is tor happiness that we toil, aspire, cultivate ourselves, love, limit accumulate property ami perform all the whole tiome duties of life. Yes, too. it i* for happiness (hat we loaf, cheat, lie. (steal., ami commit all sins ami crimes. There is no other ultimate aim known to the human mind than happiness Our conception of happiness dele-mines our lives.' There is the true happiness, the substance, and the false happiness, its simian*. The one lines us upward, through noble endeavors. The other is _ mocking; will v" the wisp that leads us int., mora of disappointment.

Are you [jetting the genuine article, CM .i spun..us imita tion? There is tin* to he remembered: Genuine happiness does not cost anywhere near as much as the false variety. Perhaps the only one really to lac envied, ami yet the one least envied, is the one whose ideals arc humblest and best fit into the heart -For true happiness consists not in the multiplication of material wants, but in the simplification of them. There is likely to be mote of it in a simple wayside flower than in a conservatory filled with exotics; m .re of it in the pong of the wild bird than in the braying of brass bands; more of it in the workingman's bowl of bread and milk than in the sumptuous spread designed for the perverted palate of the rich; more of it in the tremulous f I like you" of a modest youth or maiden than in the dramatic "I adore thee!" of a dtssemblinß world. a True happiness lies not in what the eve* may see. the cars may hear, the pilate taste ami the haul* hold, but in the soul that senses these things And he who thinks he must toot the big brass horn or beat the drum in order to be happy will find the whole show of life a delusion and a disappointment.

"IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE" A pretty little story, pregnant with suggestion, is that told about Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee. When the present Democratic chairman received a telegram announcing the bunting of his big newspaper plant, he smiled with relict, for he ha.l feared that the yellow envelope contained news of the death of a sick child. The thought that "it might have been worse" ha* carried all of us through grave troubles and would carry us serenely through all the petty worries of every day, if we would but let it "It might have been worse." is a consoling reflection which will apply in any crisis, however serious. "For no single event can represent all the possible elements of disaster. Nothing ever happened to anybody in this world which might not have been worse. Death, indeed, seems to exact all; but it does not; and the deepest griefs are ___- deadening to the senses that they bring their own balm. If we had no troubles but the great and real ones, this world would be a happy dwelling place. It is the little worries—that might so easily be actually worse—which, if we permit them to survive from yesterday and anticipate them for tomorrow, enlarging them through the lenses of imagination and bar, cat out the heart of hope and sicken tts unto despair Anyway, troubles are like ghosts—they are awfully terrify ing st a little distance, but when you come bravely to lay your hands on them there's nothing there. It sounds paradoxical, but it is true, that the real troubles are unreal, and it is only the worries that have no reality which are real. The first strengthen and develop us; the last depress and kill. For the universe operates under fixed laws immutable that there can be no accident, no disaster, nor actual cause for worry, except as the mind admits it. "It might have been worse' is a good thought with which mile thrm all away. Along with their discission of an ordinance providing a fine for voters who fall to register. the city council would fit. well to -a-., to It that every voter la given a fair opportunity to register at th" City hall Tha announced plan of confining registration to the regular office hours. If carried out, means the practical disfranchisement of nun, workingmen who cannot get away from work and reach the city hall In time to register, without laying off, which they cannot afford to do. Kor two week* at least, there should be aa evening ahlft at the ctty hall to lake care of those who cannot regiater during office hours Governor Johnson's failure to aectuc the democratic nomination for president has In nowla* decreaae.l the admiration of the pt*»p|. of Mlaasaaot* for him shown by the remarkable demonstration accord ed him at the democratic state convention, In Mini,ll* yesterday. when he w*« renominated for governor, against his own protest. For r,i minutes after hia name was presented the convention was In an m roar. Which goes la emphasise th* fact that Johnson la »h biggest man but one in the democratic party. Mitt week It was the Eagle*. This week II la the .1.-,,!,aula and though most of it* are past the stage of carrying water, there are oth er legitimate a*.-* fur attending a circus. tTOf* THE RENT. V* can null you llrautlful Ham**. Cattagaa, fiiiiiifuiuw.-i Payments just Ilk* r*nt. T. P. FAY CO.. INC Msralhsri. Bldg. I Mar. pta.pl. fir. h.las _*tl***** nf rh.um.ll.nt, 1..* a*...... 1 ntHir.lsl. by b.iss lbs A mill* vti.i.t,,, ii,. --t-uu knaaw, C.ll or sill. f„r our Imk.li •■viM-sinrr M.».ss ftir lltslih a.'H I ..till It fr«r* Arnold Vibrator Co. I*ll Arcmdn Anns* IDEAL MOTHERS ACCORDING TO SMALL BOY-NO. 4 iiei.ii declJetl that It only natural far. you tn? K Mahliiß sflet wo 1..1.1 vt.it mil In stul that It was a m-wn. eoat*mptlbl* thin* 1., will,, ti.ii suit ».-at.( you In laeil li|t|>el la*a I've tiruiuc.it you mm m ttl.-t- supper tad II mail imly f.tralte us 111 let you bo fishing sat time you want in barf-after." IF THE WICKLEBRIDGES IHt WILKLIdKiUIjIj WERE IN WHITE HOUSE BY P. W. BCMAKPER. "Now. If you wet-as began Mr* Wlrhlebrldge, but fair pep per* *i«.ti*a broke 1* hitti "There you go again, pip* earning oa -hat wed do ft 1 *iar* elected president: lit ginger, I timid n't he elected dog eal_h«*r. a...1 you know it"* iiv** "I «v going do nothing of the kind, Mi WSi kl.-bildK.*;* tha lady asserted, coloring. "I w*a going to nay that If you »et wortby of the Htm- of fattier, would bat- your elite*! dat.gr.ter thai new red parasol she want* line president you ataka. 14 ba ■M« denying your children raiment." t "Yea, I suppose *._« _ _Ba-^_fiEaW t^H _¥_ la %l 00 psr wst-tt. _______r__i t a\B~... ttf_H _BL a*_. Sh*tf^2___________________l L. __________________B i a.t_________________Vl*___________H__H THE SEATTLE THUHSDAY, AUOUBT 20. 1908. t.si.a I- HUH a* l.ltttl aiTIOH •a* I'ala.rai., ila.it.lt ta>*,.ll'ul VINW IW liait ..I, US*. i.aaaa ll* ea.s aa* II aw* naaath. oalr i.fi. w. niniMiitiMl. B.IM. m iiniit IS** taaa.aO.. 11.1141.,, STAR DUST "smwawrajaas:/ A W»rd Pr*iw Josh is .-7A "'Th* man who spends hi* time i wisely ssvss It." Th* Amateur o*rd*n*r. "V..H. sir. I must take a trip to China," Willi In (he a,,, tin you want to go to the oilier aid* of the globe "I want l.i If the seed* I plant- I'd hay* HI. la- Up a Mystsriss. Is. you eipeet to make money nut of your big railway deal "Nofeiaetly," answered Mr Otis Hit Him My purpose Is to si pa rid ma .credit M IM 1 get SHU fur ther In debt A man Is aid a* lia Is pleased j to Is* i..1,| he in*ha young —Puck. •a Right Off IK* Lin*. I he Aagl*r—»Wbat did you think ,of that iwatlse pounder I took Just below Hi.- weir? the Ka.illsi II was no a had rush-- but man' ye should l.a *een my drive free lb* too rt ••nth lea th** .lay.-- Th* Hk.-lrh. N* •octal Standi-.*, .'."Wlial do you think, Mail* *1 claimed the *le«I magnate "Our SOME LAUGHS SOME THOUGHTS JMgMnl«MMMH|^m|^.;. MOST ANYTHING Some Poetry And a Few Light Extras During a linen .bower the rein domes down In sheets a a TH* auprame excellence In all thing* I* idmpllclty.--ltougfel.ow. m "In day* altait tboa labor, and do all thy work.**— Ka t*.:t.

PflMfil day athlete* ..aside, sun bath* slawi as beneficial to th* ■Made* a* massaging. a Now If aooiebody laveats a M your hslrst bataae aafety *r«*e»rs. I Hi- barber abop will wear crepe a It ha* been aaatiwialwd that tSMM etaetiioti 1* necessary to rid* If. mile* oa a bicycle tbaa to walk, three mile*

you have the bandage around your youbav* he bandag* around your head? Reggie A thought atruck m*. —Puch.

Official (taltstic* show decree** of "1,.90. or tl per cent. In num ber of Immigrant* from Moray lino Canada la flrat half of. this year a* compared with same pe riod last -'SI

P. L. K. Helm**, maaager Jack son Automobile Co, says auto bust ness t* prosperous because Biers are buying chug sunns The farm er la the boy with the roll these data a "Pa. what I* the meaning Of In consistency!"* asked Freddy "Inconsistency, my eon.' e«- I 'aim.- pa, "mean* a man aBO I growls all day and then goes home land kirk* the dog far barking at ..•a,*.'

Anarchy I* a disease, ..rdlng la Memphis physician. He finds anarchistic Ideaa conclualv* evl- COLORADO IN DRYDOCK. Tbe cruiser Colorado Is In th* drydock being turned Past steamers leave Pier J. foot of Yea ler War, eleven time* dally for the Navy Yard. Round trip, He Suit Cases 1 Traveling Bags I MIIK TRUNK A BAB CO., I SIS first A,* I I/___XJF B a I loin lit* Autnpidno Club AND THEREBY SAVE PROM i 1100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR AUTOPIANO. including free use of our clreu latlng library. Special price* will In* Riven for a few days on aecnnd hand tutopl mo* Home ai low aa 990 with free us* nt tin- music library. Vote* in our great voting contest will lie allowed on ill rnsh paytnonta. I Kohler Chase 1 tin Utcond Aye., S*sttl*. Wash. Wsber Plan* Dealers. BY JOSH I Reginald will** iii*' he I* on hi* wetlilluk trip ..ml bis wife I* paragon," "A Paragon?" echoed Ills wife I-its. lint* I can't oaf-all Hie nam* j wear Hit- party collar Somewhat less While It seems they're going slow they're Oa to all Hi* tale* of woe thwta Ar* In politics, and know their Iluslnesa. donee of Insanity, and would com mit all aaarchleU aa dangerous I lunatics, thus making them harm lea* a "_** you consider that lannis.* falls In love .-aally* "Well, aa a rule ahe succumbs after about a hundred dollars worth of theatre ticket*.*"—Beat Joke la this week* Ufa. a Thar* are I**o* Mind peraoa* In Crest Dritan.

Number of domestic money order* Issued la 1.07 wss ml.mlA.tm I a Th* trouble with Jealous woman i la .I*l she caa't keep (ha lid on ass Tommy burn* and Hill Squire* are anal, for a third encounter Aug. tt, st Sidney. Australia. m Tbaa. Qeaaehtll. surgeon to th* duke of Norfolk, was th* thirty alath child by one father and mother

file* are more scare* statute! Am It, I. said Rut many as ever encumber The bald man bead.

In gland the* refer to Horoado th* moral" winner of ihe Mara thon, and Have* the "technical" winner. ass "Th* day I* cold, and dark, and dreary; II rain* and the wind I* never weary. The viae still cltar* to the mold. ertng wall. Hut at every gnat ihe dead leave. fall. And the dat la dark and dreary

•heel: Ye*. I believe some for- I tune-tellers are on the level Not lung ago owe agreed to tell me something about my future ft. a dollar. laoag: Well* "I gave her the money and she' told me the time would come when I would w|*h I had my dollar back." hi. set. New*. Buy That New Suit on Easy Payments —open an account with us and pay a little down and a little at a time for anything awlected from our sp.eiidi.| Pall Show Ing of "ftradbury rt.att-ni Hen. Clothes—tbe finest ready for service t'loth.-s on the market. No extra charge* attached to th. opening of an account no red man no embar assing feature* of any kind—our Mod. Credit Plan i* m.i, convenience. Eastern Outfitting Company In*. 1332-34 209 Second Ay. Union St. Sssttls's Relish. Cr*dlt Horn*" OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRIE .-_:"_ g-THE QaMAKER-*^ WHOLESALE DRUG^iS^ TO l DOWN-TOWN STORE MM YOUR fHObf lOt- FIRST AVENUE j| M IND.2SIS RAH? UPTOWN store: J___J_*A we deliver PIKE ST *-*WCSTLAR£_AVC. %Mlii(3La% r»f TO All SraTTir a.n».a»....i~ ___■_■ I I I _ *B|t 0"X« SUS JT.TM.U •TM-iSSuK^s'tl^^^U' I Zl. a* at rat v*. vowa .roar _U*J*f l» -tfl_S If ".Jr. 1/35 et*r*«oSii_^l^J BIG SAVINGS POR MFzrs At th* Quaker Stores Friday and Saturday. All _____ _ manly FOR MEN will be sold during th*** tw* d*» a mmwl'\ from regular prices of Iff- TWENTY-FIVE PER cent. Put Ha of .very dollar back Into YOUR OWN POCKET. X, charge for burning Initials upon any piece purchased la this wit These extra special valuea are for customers only none T8 DEALERS. Among the leaders will be the following MEN'S SUIT CASES. CRIP TAGS. LIQUOR FLASKS.' PUftlU WALLETS, BILL BOOKS. MONEY BELTS, COIR POKE! WATCH FOBS Remember, we hold a general Leather Sale every M days." TW offerings, therefore, are not old or shop-worn, but are aerdy fcnte line* from stocks which were new and complete a couple of aa*_. ago. Think what it mean* to get a discount of i; par mA good* as staple and durable a* are offered this week at th* Q___„ .Hiore* For Instance these: ARROWHEAD FOBSleather COIN POKES—Genuine -_«_ bell, nickeled buckle, metal ar- skin extra deep and aid*. «_ rowhead with swaaUka IC. Ulna gold pocket; tttm emblem; spa-rial lilt leather Rap and men 1 s__- COIN POKES—aSheepakln, extra ..Oc valuea. lea* par M deep and with strong Up* cent got siring. Regular IS* v*l Q*» LIQUOR FLASKS r nnm WAX for I 31* with pre**** leather; herds BILL BOOKS Pre**ed red cork Ba*d screw m leather telescope. style. $1.00 Inclosed la screw top t___U value, leas a fourth. FA cap; Sic rntae^ 'mt~ 1.30 for IK 1 mmm^m^m^mlmmmmmmm**'^m**^^am^^^^^'^a.^a^^mmmmtmmamml See the Windows I tJvX II IL TT II lull Tt J ffl I The exhibit of mer I chandise now to be seen in I the McCarthy windows is I astonishing theleast. I Prices are simply ridicu -1 lous. The big store is positively going out of I I business, and judging by the way the goods are now marked down there will be no difficulty in com pletely .closing out the stock in the short time yet remaining before the store finally closes. Don't miss I a view of the windows. Sale Starts Saturday Morning, at 9:30 I Morning, at 9:30 SUTCLIFFE BAXTER RECEIVER FOR THE"-= McCarthy dry goods co. DOWNING, HOPKINS St RYER, Inc. Mora rut*. Hto.V.. n.ttJi Ursln. It .1. *V'r*»_, k M.lk ;«i Hi-JM Ortlar. RtttCMt.a fit* In.a-.l.a.itt Of .n SUis*"*

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ISOGfAL NOTES I L >«'Mrs- 'tstar*iaa. Mm i ...i__* si •*_. **C«**i* Vmt F* wriat>t**-»»«c *',«*,hl'' _-, *3fHaaaa W,t»ht and Mr. N_*fi£*«*« at tha Trinity _-r?_*!^ TKs Rsv. ftiaark* taf**"^... 1 Ml Mra. [ft »»•brW*l "^t, M»_' 1 *____ni—-- au******** mam- P'SiUwNstltMiai AmarH-an Mar **__T art" I** t,,d h»*'**»*« A -1 »*ftZto**a N. C; Mis. Altca 11. -___. N*i* H»**»n* i- fatal 2***' Charts* K. ■•'J___r_,adlsoa. W*'* Wakaly _*f_3i Oatahs, Nsb.: It 8- Taytar ■*_^**art Wayne, lnd.l mm*** Ysaarkana. Tasas; SuLr-sflaad Cincinnati; it IKS a*** NaahvlW*** Ef_T^»aat* wiiiiam £12***** wlf».'lkiatiMi: (femur I £!_!___*■. i aire a»d ttaaahtam. N. Mr i,n'l Wr" !SS*y4tfasr'-..Tafll city; Mrs. •Si_s Bar*-*'*- and r**rlr. Als.k*; i******* -aad Victim. It It**'*"'*' and party. 11. C l^>*» M aa* mm Im* dai»«bt-itra. N»w fftaats*' F- I* i*»**"rln aad dauctitrr JjJl"i_ifc"i F.v l*a*do«. *«m ana j fe_iw«fs' ?^HOMH 'Csrisaa;Ladlas* Sacty. TV oaraass l-atll**" sftrtety of i at I.lc tmm. ™I***i •r•' I f-aarMfahwf* ****>r,r after Ia m Tte Ofisse :taadtas* society I* a ijy_S_rta-a_-.Hutla.il. atdtaa sick »__ sfß-at* Osrmaas and Oemuin *jia*t«sSA h»*rty lavltatkHt Is mtamtamat. ftlends an.l aaaocta* tM. tsi:****--" In tart her in* the rtof slt.-n«tin« the above •*-sic 7*» wmt'tilttt-e has made ar law ifftsfi fiv aa i enj,ty able tiro. iruH Mrs. Ahta Iteinrit-h is prea 7_Sff'Vf*«^MQ__H________(' At-Hait-a*. Era Brhs'*! A. Uallincer will atva ',mtHMht ito o'clock neat •ajtratat «l bar residence, ITU JJlh j pt a ta**d:her friends an apfwr* i ma Brad Ivy, Cansart Evsetinj, BMs EMI Mac Stevens of Oastt •as Sash _■_■_ Kramt Frank .cwitt sad Mlaa Erie Mice f*trltl«s leaves at 1:1* m. (i,*.* urasss—- IfMrtv. j i|iKt_». .a-rtriHla* Mand 0».«*,. __>ltr of Mrs Kvrlvn tinutam at I. IB i-»;at,,.*. -__d Mr l*3_lward M. ■psr tit be married Monday aft* !.'f**ti_ at iha- residence of Mr awl BA Samuel laa-r Crawford. Psrr,->»—John ton. Hlss Hal.l- l"errt*rt» and Mr Mark ptasoß were married at the home it**- bride's '-til' Mr ami Mrs. I*errta*-a, R*dm«n.t. Tu**day >|fc JtaSfl. Branfdy Haa-tered. 4,_W.,W. I) Hi»r* of nth st vm Kll card part"* Mafnr t.tr ar-nai* a mmm of her hosuw aoest. Jt«t*e ithsslsrs Brantiy. chief justice of :flaSS9**MaO court of Montana. Card IvatmifJ. Mt am* -afr* (Sdsrta enter t___st st cards butt evamlng caret t'll -7 «i*«iwv IS Ju4_- Theodora Brant 's st that* who la that *n-*t at ■-._ tv restdetKrit. I *tb, ay, ■■tea*** Ws-drt. '.'Haste-lea-ns tJnserman. d stitch hrs* Iff as i Mrs. j.* it, I_tnKerrna.fi ;_ A (til Binningivtm at A-w It T. I mm. mm a a t trmar student at f ;-'IV *s**tt.C litn *r t,OW,• I a*"*, made of best crucible II Fancr Hitch Ilia** Berry Bowl with tia.-i^d I*-..1 II nest and full finished 1 "ftjie; worth 60c; 9 _» II fdass: Friday's flyer; ICa "aerial .......a.OuC II worth special 131* P»«r 50c Shears Allßteel SMO Oil Stove, .ffl.'lO Mr Va.ra,, v 00 Oil Stove, Ill* skears, large assortment of 11 The perfection nine name i!^. h«*«"' nickel plated; j oil Stove; no smoke no smell; M**** 9*lr I 2 burner site; worth M.00; CC 40 51.25 Lawn Chair, 81)-j* ntra special aa>oi"+ij Matag Lawn -ii Steamer I _'-. w»ir, best hardwood frame. 10c Iron Handle, tie* fwvsred -wttli hf-tt brown dock;, _>_aa.* o„"-8 "*T? •nd ta. b? rs fir* »P«sUl 51.69 worth 10c; special /p*—i2sc Pudding Dishes Wcz: A Big Special Sale of Green and Yellow Mottled PudA I -hng Dishes fireproof; fine for baking; as- I/)_, I l\*5 ted worth to 25c extra special, each 1 UC) L—.-1 **"*VtS*a*Waa*^Pavf a..,. A*_ UNION -lit •—^"**~*m^mmmmnmmmmmaAwmmmmmmimme^^m^^amAA i ■\-2?^ sU g ■*■■»■■__-_» fB&P %'""*H v wa,n,r Tuiir^ ****wv>- _« -mMm _____ ____L__M___»ss_ ___■ ».____■ £_______ ____r ifii _E__-_S X P I Hfl imy Iffy* ,/j^***FTj| __B *i_^r-^-^^__Br these for "busy Friday"— _■ ___ ■j^iH S I _________R__C___________________j TPS#ii tjjfflf MAGAZINE or PAPER RACK 26c —Ihla la a aplcmdttl and prat-viral articla ft.i Hit* li.tti.t- m ..in. hantavooa-; just Jit.** picture, and an *sr-*ltaat v*tui. at th* •_•_._» jtrory *l»t*t-i»l price for "btisv Friday" only /DC no mall, "fona or C, O. D. orders fur th*** *a*xi*is fill* Ml.)""*"""* for "busy Friday"— Man this Is a little srttt-I** thai foaV^^^Sm^i^A^^^^fijL will find ruiiveulent fur nee In *tj*^tS^^%*M^ifft&^i *A homo or office; h»r.!«ixvl X^^****w B t| t-lr *'a.lt ini-htas. It Inrhee B Ift hintt. t.»t> eo-rarv-d w.th vri_tit fen H.*ir_lßr vsl.h* tt a* estm **m *l*tr*t-|al fnr busy 7Qr m. aaiiiii. aa a. ii i i aaaraaaaaaaaaaaMaa— StandarajTO^tgnltare.Cft aT^^J^tl^P^.rr^C SEATTLE. SECOND AYE. AT £INE »T. TACOMA WOULD YOU MARRY YOUR WIFE AGAIN? Seattle ..hands a* nil*. **-eoi to has. choaea windy to st-eurlnir, tfcelr vre. ito sens at letters has. been received la reply to the quae tlosi. "Know-tag your wife aa you da, would you marry her again If yens war. freer* With bat one mmma****** every letter an far re relied has answered the question §I*.* C f. latfcrwa JK ft ftaaallt** .aala. __L 1 Oatesfpatat. __■ *mw Hi t fas I a* .n..*S aEaViS _ __V lit t***e wU__^tß __r

„t t,t.,„i. tit. fet"^.i_r t»i ______■ a ■n 11 i" if _-S|bv ■'•II __■ ______ mSIVk »**h# M.. ft*-***"!**, WmH. THK tBATTLE STAR—THURSDAY. AUQUST 20, 1908. A. BRIDGE ...-LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST V? O mtmm^ammmmmmmmmmm^ammim^mmmmtmmmnmmmmmmmmmm a**A- V.' f*3l y %t\: ._^ TIJI_C (C A I EI AIT *_S^_m^M^t__Bi lH bL f nmoc m ilr^^irhiic _PsBHI§H^Hi f 1 v^uiiiisb tv a vjiuriuub i ,jgra_B_m wo (*ays more *n w^ch we s^a^ c^ose out the balance of this season's stock of For next week we expect to show hun- O^^^^^mHW^^^J^^' THE SALE OF- len's Suits Comes to a Glorious Two days more in which we shall close out the balance of this season's stock of For next week we expect to .show hun j^Pj^^^^^HHP^^^M^^ Tomoirow and Saturday, then, are to be W||.^fl^N^^H W^^ gala days for thrifty men and youths. Every- At t*H J Mil" t 11 ii-mi b«r-au»« It wtlt I ,iii yuu much mora lat-rr on J. W. Bullock Ml lt,N cow, elected president The society will fight stalest divorce law abuse*,; educate abandoned children and In vestigate child labor conditions la $500 Reward \fmw Ami Of *lc*h_H«m that I «au»-»l e**r« \B Umitx t* a J. B. BRISBOIS I. mat ~ABa *f r_iJt*-*h«ii«(ii l h»l I _•__»*•*». MM In It **m 1 t* tlfty* J. H. BRISBOIS 1.1... Il.la-I Cat. »lr*. 4*. *aS Mala MS. l-ala.t. Oftlca. laS a:tl. I mai "Gus Brown says j i Hot Values in I \'l Summer Clothes I i 4 vJUf-llllltCl V.lilLll'aOd M J Hinkfii lots .it Suits sold formerly for from 118.00 fel |7| to $23.00, to clou* at—* ft J 1 $9.00 I H This lot Includes Stcln-ntoch. Michaels. Btern and j j_*3 other celebrated wakes; alngle ami double breasted, If i In atzes from 33 to 41; also stouts and slims. j 1 j ADVANCE BHOWINQ OF NEW FALL MODELS mWa Wsm f-'-4 kwJ& I a4BbW AW BPmr S^ I '--'A 1- -rf-c-F mm.'Wr^***^^! 1' I dt*\W^^ _f__r _. _E I Second ami Yeslcr •'Where the Cars Stop" I the state. The Voters* bureau baa sis., been organized with Dr. Mat thews at the head This aociety will fight tor clean politics. mmmmaamammaammmammmpmmaammammßfmmmmmßaamßßß M. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER. If you cant gat boots or •hoes to tit yon, set them mad* to measure at 217 JAMES STREET. ft

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s I Rates for Classified I Advertisements The Star cannot susrsitta-s I aceuraoy or assuni* responsi bility for mt.is ol any kind occurring In telephoned ad**"-* j j Us.tiut ills. m J_i •SITUATIONS WANTED." "Situation* Want-.tr ttscmenta 250 tor U "*o J tlm.-s Additional si-acf. So V**T Una. I ____________Ba^Krm_rt "HELP WANTED" AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS. One cent a word -Mlii'm-im char-re 15c Whan charged i account actual n'Mviber of im*a n* set -sill it-- counted.. Insertion", at-***** Ml •■**_ *of alx when carh is paM A" cap. lines or traction area! wtll lit. count*.! ss two TO .VDVERTIfiERS.' Classlflcßtl.ui cannot I** I en alter li. o'clock dally. I.AI.I.ARD AOKNCY-l*. II Mullen. Ml* Mallard ay OPP- City Hall. Phone, llaliard 306. MAIN OIKICB—Saa-enth a*/. between Union and University. l-bonea. Mam 10M>. Ind. «l 7 mm a************* a RAILWAY TIME TABLE*.

#7 Do not trust printed tiro* tables In nst-aspapsrs- For time of d*partura and arrival w a of trains ttUphon* King Str*«t Station Information Burtau, Sun.st. Main 2740, Indspsnd a -MM 111. mmmm********** lilKlll M'IHM. lt.a«rkbß*n—Ta7lha"wlfa ttt .Illrhaa.n. J»«l tana W.. 111 It "'".Vtl'tt-T. lb. -If. af U Bla.r-.11. city. Ab«»b. a dau.M.r llajaoott—To lha .It. J vawai. cit*. Ausmt l». in tut Mint Mart-u.^-n -l- Man-twaaa. I>. Amo»l It, »m Tallmaa a* Ritti.it. ,_. M. Hl.tta.alt—limapm Rlosaewal*. Amul It. la ..ft all* H.»«*-t>»rt«4k-/ ll«n*.|f. 11 A»*9». t». W*» laaoafa at. [MoLa -fault Itaaaal.t IS AtISU.I I*. '"rwai^lc. r.«»u.r. 41 a tutu* ta till, allt WiiiUßt. -14* R. Williams, ti. tusaat It, ttt Httr.it l*t» vsatisl l-i.ttii*. -Il.laa rraatlaa. Ao«ti»i in ihi* am 11. la, ..a.r W. ll.hn. II a..,.. Attf •M I*, la Una r.t* ________ -atRAI lOTIOB. Tk* faarral aartlt-a* of Ida William* vara halt fr.mt Ilia parlar* tt tat Hoa- Mt.n.iua r,.iH.„» tail. .Il*it. al 1:1*. Tl-a* fit.in* «*r* latarrad at lit* Lak* V|*ta *wm*tary. ____________ I FUNERAL DIRECTOR*. _a_a .a a-. aaa ..a a nao m-TTIHUf.t-IT-al a wo**.. r-*f*a*t***t ptr.a-lot* aad l-lr.a**d Kftkatmare. 111 l lat. »pp vi .r* Tttaaira Bart* pfcaae* til Wall* VMMlaklai Ca 111 t!*l»l tl rr*«MMt« Ntta.lt *_*•__________ SPECIAL. NOTICE*. aa. n. ai*.., a a _J» Ifaf at*.an* M.ihaJ Paaa ___. Ifta tl«*raal»*4 I Prt»*t* I.e. fff|»ai lrf.»ua» *t*r» alar *atl M .*itlnc |..».i1|11..i«1... Fat 111 a.,, ft**. "Ik and tfia* Talaaaakaa. I am lit. Mil a-attaa raaattiat la all Ha It.nth... rvikta-r aaatkar h-ikhi am lain Itan4ail. I a« Caraaaiar lost _____? A -aa da. k fall. *aalka4 A II A., a.alll*. I*l fravm a-f.-m- lalaaaa (lllittlla aatl lUatll*. Sl'lTAtll-B HE VTAIItt ."..namiielaralt aallh A, 11. Aa 4rr«»B. Til Mtaaa a. H L»»l—-a* 1... ail I;**. in;. Loal— Whit* aaaf tlaM lria.lt* kail Mirk, aa* .aal* nta-it.al and tall krakra; ar. Itaal rr^ppraj H***frl It* M.l* at lad nil »i U-.1-AI t'rtla* at****. «al»r a-ralaal* M »k. fy, H, r. 1. Bo* in. _j, Mlddla a«-rt lady a.m. bimllHii aa hftviaakaapar fur «i.1.,«.f ob tan. f. at,.,. lt-y**r-old *a.„ tntild ka -r,,,.!„-,,, r •raaea*. it., i 1*44 MV J lt-»r iv.iit-.i M.it,i. on* la lake _ >_. x. ii__ii T_ ry —i —i.i ——ii —*r iT" For Rent 'A tland* fl»artt«m rttllaa*. i""» ami mttalarn. han4r lit I*l. Una. Il«nt ttt.tt; liilina.atl.lrr 1,,,..».a|„n 111 n.rr llltttf Slain l»»l tn.l tilt ttaWCT-.- s-rtCm liouaa. tsal I.la- t-a|tlti>r bill, tlitr tlr* In.ulra al III* K. IVarrt «t Taba Itlh a« far la Alalia it nr M«.1ir....t t-.r la .11. a* —t*-s Paul «an.m .lias* 111 li.llatiia at •V.i it...!- I**!1 Xt; at ill tlallatua at. —l»-.r-» *.!.«.In a S-tataifti ..lli.aaa. nil Ilea,.a.n bill. It iiitiiuia. frtttii man. Jttai at .n*l «*f t-ar Una. Main StS«. f». Ytit lt.nl Puraltbnt Irtntm Itttuaa, ii. ia. v.i.n..a mib iiii ii. .-I. ntii aw HOUS^eCPfNo" ROOMS. Tat itttttl.rn lt,,it*t.b.a|ilii« t,t«itta. Una i.i... k l» tar, II ...ii....a. in ih* rilr i-t .'fiii M I a...it- I, lli-iii f— a .11*1.1. a —l»*it N.ttlt' fitinl.i..l t.,.ti.,-ka-a-|.ll.tf alaa al.a-|tn» t.-a.i. aaa it.... a »i. i„ I'.lt 1.1.1t. .1 ti. Mark.-, la-.n an.l tt..|iltif i... Tel T»»l*r. a—ir-aii T«,t furnl.ha.tl i....... k. -i in. iat,.at. taa rant.. Kit I iru. at. --:t .1 fOR RENT I ATS. *^T«a^iiaal^ni?«'^ro^'^fuTar^ill^^ --1 fur h,,u*cb.#i»ini, aa. raitf.a. its |t«n i.t nai. ..-t.at air. a,.1 at. It. ItlS ~lt-an Tor li.nl —t room 11*1, *iot.t for atla I'll".- «I|S —l» To 1..t —1 i.tan, |.|>.r 11*1. IIS- US r-ttiiii* ay. A l«!« at BOARD AND ROOM j 11.1 -i i ,-i i■ i i-i i i. I'taaaant t....t... baaakfatl and dlnit.r If I Milt 111 attii.i-i. tor lao; atalhlnt -la. laarai «i.,iu. n«iu l-alb: ft...... raa* ...1...1-1. X 11l A AlJar. a-ts-ll O.at-rtl Sunt, for tf.mntf rbllalraa. bawl of rara. t.«i..* raaaonabla. l-bona lad A tl« —I* al li.. .an ..t-i i..t.t for two lattl.. or (.nll.naa; vrl.aia famllr, la.t Il**ii.« nt.araiiv Our your farnilura la tkla i- .1 imatii y«a Tk* iliulr-ltanaia C*. It l>*part.naol I am tka man thai pay* fold lor •ltd hand furaliur*. In.l III*. —I*l 1 v...!.. i, u tall. Ill* let M Ill* FOR SALE—HORSES. Tk* Manly lloardln* and eat* Htal'a-a liar*.* t.tt*.i far all imi ueet h- day m *a*k I*l w**tar* aa l-ktaa* Mala ill*, lad ill*. FOR BALE—WOOD ANO COAL. a.m.a a. a%iia.naa"a.aaa.'a.ai.aa.i*ai.^..* aaaia. t^t a* pat la ywar ratal katar* tka aria-* turn. llrth irka-aaaa II IW.til. Coal A au.l 1.. Coal, all kind, daliaarad la all part* •f city ra.cnai.la prlaaa Walaarlakl. MeLaaaL lac I*kaaaa III* —tl All hltada af .m.4 A .1 aafkl dry *i.l*r w**4 Hi* par t-..d Mala 1111. lad. 111 l! WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ..-i 1 a Wanlad M tla. 11.. 1t....1.1a l>.it«.a la '.'I aad aa* yaaaa* tuil l-koita II III! .-r Mala 111* ll at "TOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. aanau a.ia^ .aa BM a aaaa* Waaa* iiaaaaa^aaa A»lt AM" Irtxill llAll'ltlV* ■""ratal l*a>aar* |tM itl'anal fair la,-... .;V.....r;.. If_ Ulaa* la .1 1---..• I a» f*..ii««* ria.ni Wlkdaaa kattotat la., alia teala 1.-p aaaa. a** ..........'.a 174 Window rttmat. aal MM I *c l--.f..k a'oiataaa I* lan V.atit ,M l-l.iora Moaktla*. par raal *l ll.rana. Liaka i',ai., 11,.it. pot pair .11 aad kaadrod* af atk»r kar**!** It.rial fat* ratal pTW* 11*1*. Wklrk tl* mkllad fto* a« aperlttat Tk*. j all af daar* aad window* walk i.tt.a ar-d -taaaat|-4t..a af a. aad raaoiala talaakl* Ikfarmailoa} far *a..r haUda* O. It WILLIAMS CO i I*l* Waatara A*. Tk* i.tit.i ***k aad d*a* ktntt* la lite aartkwaai. ~*f *>:winci MAL'tILIBS— A 11* a*« 4r*pk*ad. k*ll Itoarla*. *at*mall* 111 l marklaa. koat «ti*rkat*ata. gaaraat*«d •aa yaara aad ala naoathe' i> ti«nr. ta Tka Dally Ktar 111. B. H. 1.» 11*1 •r-lflfc A' Mai- 111*. Virtlaia rata MACUIXM —«v ktata »i.a** T Hulk lilt rir. af I Mala till I*4. tilt Ta* Mala-alaatl* tl|lr-« ao*>* Apply til ft*. liuiidir,* Taaapfcana Ma. III* —11-.fc For Palo—llaarao, karaoaa and re-r**ed Ill* i-kon* 111 —11-an a Tanat and kani***, «.i«M ag. 7 and t, A lit*. —it..* P™ ataka— rtaa itttmt row rk**_k, i Pk..a* 'laaat 111 —11-ak-a I!** Ilala III* tttM —tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Far Sale—aa ..i.tn.h.l wkel.. **I* laa. rait**. a|.t, a aslrart an-1 b*b* IB* paaa.l.r manufar tutlaia bwataaa*; IB flaM rl*** rendition, with '-at Baawat bUitlee fata.. rla.atr.l.matvt and j growth OB* Bt lha beat upp-rarltialll** a* ia* Pact lit- r.-a.t isttaf Wrll* far partlrulai* T. O. H-.a 111. ftr.ttl. --II a. 11— AIL UNI* .if 111 SIN BUS CUV BBKIa It**. I c*a plar* fob with Irani ll** **4 up Call. W a BtfHV I*4 M.rla.it Hid* Kb* sal* Mom. Hotel Norih BatiT! I* lonftl. r_rm.»,..l I**; .aim Jainra itlftl* 11l lat a*. Baal 111 —It a* l-'lta rrra.m *laelered roller*. H* A*mt laala.tr a Ilk* r.lVt f»t.rr, |i;t ft.at ar. —II aa llr Sail Juan rißla II rawmi furniture for Willi Ira.a Call I* Is I ill* {Seventh at —1| Tar a food buelaeee propaaltloa aaa I* It Van be Mat. Mama Electrical C*. tilt Strata* a*. —IS** PERSONAL. MBaVfa-TIIB-TtinN mil. any Ail rl«ht. ..,...I Krll, A Spauldln* W* *raatt *n4 in.n.l 1..11..- n r| B ii.rv.ati a uadarwaar. hoatarr, altlria *att ahlrt aetata, bar **d barber real a. aprona, labia Itnena. ale 1211 Rami Columbia *i l-h.,t..* Ind. till; Suna.l Baal til. Mm* ll ti.lt.i. ilia Artlata Modal Cereal r*rlors; eoraei fuilns. figure in.nil.lll,* Bnd prifta, tlt.aa. .pat lell. Jehnttnn Bids, Third and Univerelu Main lilt *a*w ofllcae ./IT!: 1 ~-—_——^_-________ A lunhalor. lit I*, would Ilka In meat Ut. of aullalale age wllh email maana r.I.J". I. ir.af tlm.-t., All,l, -a. _|| |»r! _________________________ Alaska Indlaa alltrr traaal.t. I lar. Ye Olde Curiosity Shop. f01t,,»„ Mr* Stiairr (la** trading, dally f,,r ll* .1 lit 11.1 At f-hftn*. _..t Jin «-T 11-.n Alt TRACTORS. eßßSß^^*^*^ ,__ —_*»_■ 11 -ah Vt, Mi 11..., Mb f,f..r A *.*t r•. I_. Ballar lllotk l-hona. Mala _!_ ARCHITECTS. l**-|>*g* book, ttnuaa, rntlage end lain (alow plena Sao. V, W. V. An 1,1. last. 111 i.it. i liiti*. "r"" ATTORNEYS tl- lAW "*PI E. *nd""vTl^| J.*!',"* Salllaniant and |tama«e* liuotnt HIT Union lllotk. Til if ifßt Aye SANK*.

TUB CA.SAI.IAN HANK OB COM MBTU.'B. I Head afflr*. Toronto, Canada. (Ml branch** In f'atta.la *l».) a General liar... l.w.lnaaa .ii.. ,4 I •■tings and Time riaiet.lt. bBATTI.K lIItANCII, i| V Hall, kin. ICYCI j a*W.^. ._.^-^. ■^^■_— _^- -a.-s„i,a., i^aa,^ Ob -Spinning, far blcrcla repair* luiidrla*. —If i CLAIRVOYANTS. •mmoA^mßaAßtß*mmßßAmßm Bmßßmtmoßaa»mmmtßßmmmaßßm Ail.ll I.lnttl—U.l.. Il« Hilat.laa r*li*n a..a i... Hi. ..Itli. llf tUlltai.til •at* Ift f.» It. 111 l lit. Il**t l-.1.1H1.l llltl.l. 11l fit al MUUti','- a —It DETECT.VT£ SERVICE. l-ottl ILL. 111. l(.Hf| Mrhliailll |'.a aa a I-. al Al.atla llltl. \l 1.5.. Main ..it 1t.., till. ,-•_■ __ _ DSNTISTI* ii~i ~1. -H i aa■ 1,.. ,i-.ii lit. rtrai alaiillal IH .l»«M.»-tlf Si** 111.-.1.. II high r-la-a .taitilai, a*), a.t.l. lul.aa ..a tlr. Kilwln I ltn..r-. i.ffl-.a j. I. I, I. I I Still r I'tlKtrl Limit. lit Kltal at.lilt* l.laa.rt, IloluttlM* and 111.... ..r».t. M..111. It at*lt a i i I I Ii II I ,1 HAIR QOODB, ::»tnaatals, y*ut»«ir mon.r br ..tun* «ur ihmi ll.al TO!.MAM. tl* ta.lkal llun-llt.. Mnnay la Ittan aa ttta.ti i.... pi.^rir, •ntall or laiaa ant*uaia I" I. fI.AtTI.V. 11l |:.l.flt. Illrltf M.*i«» .it. a-l ..1.t1.-i |..-.i>i*, far flt.aa rat.* a., a. i*«atni« rradu (.'a, ll* l-..,.i.. Katlaia lu.k nil, taaana aa fufnitut. baraaa. .la Wat a*>«- a Htaam lit W«» j[»rb ates —if a«i.rt l.aaa la*w..t rata. Caatta.ailat r. A. N*.l.n Itt t*a»H* 11... Il,rli MUSICAL. jfm&mß "i~ —a■— i ■—H ii--,1 —mr Wtibinil*! i'.fit»## mt M'Jit' Arrft*-}* Hj M--h« I'liAffW M.I. lUrio tt«Hii. *.-t*» 4.ti -hmmit ml •Ira tn-n'm ntmmm.at I')-_«••• t* •i*ht »ni|Hn [*•»?trt--.it *l*t n-ntt tHmaBA |.'i«'H-i (■hit'U«» t o«l«r4tt|r altmttt..ft,m OSTEOPATHY. a' —i i-ii -i i i i i It llaa taia,.,..!!. .la. in. tt| til,/., liar* II.M Cttltl 11..11*..!. reaaallallaaa Ifaa Itl r**ople llaa. Pita. »a, »nd «r.j ftp. Main ml It. it a. W. l> Mull a i.ai.,^u lit At,.A. 11.J« CUaSaLLTATIU.** i it a a Mala 111! OCULIST* AND AURISTS. ii —i n —ii —hi pin I'r 1.a.-i. Hl.f-t.taa... Kay, ill Tkroal tmt Kllel ttldl M IIU. lad 111* OPTICIANS. i i. .aiaaa a^ a _. Carry Opt., a c. till !«j at*. two.* 111-11 l ttitl.i ."a.** kit* l*A A 1,11 PATENT ATTORNEYS. »a*r,« A »Matt ractMerwd I *t.«t I** Tt*4*rla*ia A.la«e.*i* It INI. la a*. Calra.l tllaatk, Ham** a Qm. r«cl*t*re4 pai*ut a.iaa a*.* .an a..* tl*, a at'li. I** a—a real A. Tat**. Kirn-Mr Manaaai Ufa PATTERNS AND MODELS. .am* r.lt.ra M»4.i -.Vara*-til riaai it In*, |I|», Mala in. —If photographers it cent Aada.a- kappi? c». 11l Ckanr *i -tl PHVS IANS. .»._.. .—■_ a.,..-., a. l*» ttaaklne tiaa r*l*t*od rtaaMaM U«a*« la.. in a.t. lad x 7l*t —llrfal -lanital IHll-i a.atti I Da I.P. Dual* p. glial .1. .4 it.a hiau UTAri dealers. T— i —ii —i i -»in ~i —i. ■i_ t-*»t* nan* III*; ii ...a n Way C Dlatk. HI Ham nia SHOE DEAL IMS -1 i i ii i I. H 1,,-1, a Tfc« ka.l mtta'a an* At at .-.tenet po**lki* pit... aatal »y Oaa llaa.lv 111 rtf.l ___________ _ ITOenat. imiii. i^* i "i ii. i.-^, ii ai a, i i. I.i a i i lalaaaa Tlall.f.r M--.r-f *1.a... C», III* in f-fc*a*a M. a.*. rl -f TRANSFER COMPANIES. If rata aal I* ma. If* m. I l»*d Tta.attr real teal la- ar ..it I-*-"' i».**u.l* taiaa Mala tie >-i at ll* tail TYPEWRITERS. Naa an* aaaaa4 kit' trt,**ill*.a 111 KTrp*- i r**te*4 Tit* naaim ft.ratal .ypewmar Ca. las rtial a*, ft WATCH REPAIRING!! fa* food aalrh aad Jeaatr* ropairta*. at tadoraie i rtr** g* la It. a.r.,.1 4 l..'k'f. IX I'lha ~t"l I»ANM« AND ACREAGE. Ranch $1,700 1* iff. tinih I raatat Ktttiaa. aa a...and I raw* I rata**. l.r.im, frail it... vara. ekfd. wall. arraa In «*r,t.r. I* in" la p**tur*. aaar amall ma. Oa aa.rr.anl a.f ela-kaae* alll a.ll at l-arialn. a.alr ll.au* lata...a la .all T. It l-ll'l't-i-K A oa, l-h..n* Noiitt 111. lav*, alalia* Only $150 for 8 Atlaa* l» »ath of H$M If rlly and unly I* mlnnto.' war lIK.STI'Hr m'tSflU* ATRK THAiT* b«*ln»*a e«til«n; rlaaa* i« T»« rm**t «ta|«ttiu*liy for lit* k*.-«**rak. »»d only t Mack* ftoitt l.*fc* at* la Warn "asHl* **aar >-*unilar*.» «•*l.in«toa. *l*htly i-« ataod I*.* aiih a.roola and plank n*l»kt».ih~id; *i>iandtd Mai k anil; ».ik rar Hn. Only t* mlnul** frout tuat tlaaa for cardan ...ti-. fl.aa.oar a.,..a,, ■aad **til. «i.n-l *t*af _ •Idoa.lk* knd rlly a*l*r| rtaifcitrf and bar* ut, «rm l«»*. bait a..0« Ilk* 1..*-** _**!• In Ik* ally for It -a, nuartar atra* IS**; «a*v larrn* flat _ Ikamtmrr irlra* »..r lhl« all rar at fir*i *to|. korth BY 1 a...... Okly I*l tl«a» i ''-I ll* aad t*k* **lk up in* kill Iluy no*, aa a »UI *d..». 0 |.rlra. afi.r k.«i.mko. TIIK kOtriJU TBtrrßn CO 1, l»« .til u*W« jtaar IntMimaat In CWraaa Huildtn* '""tj-ri nl itt.Ai.TT r©."' I I*l* Alalka Hal'dm* I ____._.__________-_-——-«.__— —l»-a* for ti .at.a.i l«tpr*t*ttt*»i*, ttON'T FORtIRT lilt* 1..T III* Ok ...r.rlil af mt.tA,.t.t.n.mt ....a,.,, --alakl-ra. tin* •911 and taMlia a.lat, TOMORROW Atll. ll rt IN I** a. la* »f plan Uttd Wo* its* lltaaar boal. Oordo*. Ir-ag.la* raaaty. Will T* laka «.r**a tak* tat* to oar

!1 I a* Hi.* Ii t'ftl.a Tawjlro, a I Mia |-or «ai*.-** at*** a**r Ankara, ar '-_♦'_,*■ a—. alll atrha*** for ell* ptopar.y. I i taaa I aVfellaa lad Walla 111 in., k ill, —If-ttta Katlt •kayo a* tlroaa ______________________________ Kattb llkara af flr*»a I.ak.. rat h«i. a i oota boa**, ajllk laraa. lata, aa l.aa.t (.t-rttftd. ill fbaaa H iak Wll.l ailOW TOO tttl.i v.i la)* far ll* aad spLndld _ FARMS ASP l SOS. »f ,^4 „,_ Htm ffmmmatamBawBmBBBBBBBMtBBBBB mmmmdBOBmBBBmBBBB* UAIHf FaBM-111 AtHßrl fla. lows. 4 ..u tl.tn I mil.a frara aa* af Ike koat taaa* "Wtata aaa .it-atiant aa.ar. la ••la.n aVatabiaiton II f.a la t-al* IfgT lII.JIIT ITtIR I'lATTl***) Itvallaa; I* a Urn*. it id l-a.lara. I «»'-**T Palll It.ATTIftU. Bkaadaara af fataala* aprta* I a,-|,t- on Truu* roata h.ua. I*r«. tain ar.d a.t.r.l aM|. rBW TKn»l» kaitdiß**! aaaar .!**i,a. sjalrk II is mm ftikii-an r IXC ItKa lor a faa* da»a l» kail ta.t. UHn «*»r»',»i it.tin:iir 14 ti.i ut _._. tioiidia* ti**.** *II AUaka tlalldtat f i" to 111 Aitati .i -Ho* —Ull r.j« KX'-IIANUB i Am «al*i *a»t. alii *irk*n*a any a****- t I 11» t 1 la* a.. a... Tort Or.kard f« in,. I »ll_n Washington taratad any y..t, Addta** aad al*a A__»_\\o 11 ti._i iiiif_ l*-'ii fall i*.i. «*t* l-». «*t* atar, w in.; ii ...k 11 wC Home Addition Vis C Btaak. 11l Kaa 1* Bin IWWt-OATa.O L»NOI '"«**-i d»»* *ad It a raaeik ihrii.a I_u t.»*,rtu». >w- M M l»tl»* la a **r* 11 o-oaaaa. oa. n» _ a -#Jl tt%t f a*t*r I »k. W *al.ln«l.in I* ntlßa Pita I'.-aa I .r,a.i a-ioat* *o*ol .al a.f a For TTav'/aVaintirrrt Tlma* ktia alii p. doaki* akat raa 1 OI la.\LUillimL l**y a* for Ikana. aad lk*y a_tt from ■XV«^af"*• l,* $150 to $350 Each Tata*** a,.,, alttradr t-a-**kl ef y ma ankard trarta ara Mt* kaat tlrm. |ai»ir* fa Talk. lit. II Nvrtkara liaor*. i. tkk* I fc*«* ■■*■■_ I ttaak lltdd I'kaaa Mala III* ar lad 10 offor a faa »f my I* aad I* i-.-t v* —I*.l* t.a-'a naar laafctaara la a*a ...i..... v.".-. f-a **tkaa** fa* *t**lll* r.f«|.in attkar im*a*ra>**d or aaimatotod Vk*a* 11.ru i*.a tk* k**t o-.ii la tk* titi T*V 11 MM*! Vail.' a~« a ptm* «i« 'lamil Three Fine Homes a.,.»a .t tkaaa* tr*«t. ar* aartly eat la i"'v*v ■,*,v **V**la_o ,ha... frail Win trad* a law af Ik*** «**k ailt-o* lor »vr-»»*tlr V I* lot ron- A r B*Tft*. faakmar*. VAaat, baaatttani all HKfroaoanoai* In and 2, it* aoar |»_a»e*; II A W. f^». loam* 111 M-al-fi at**-* a-ott.o J*- •'*-*_** raaaa* lei lad I*ll. U*t)tll» Waal aoaltl*. noar «**t 1 Mafl. rttntaaaallai .1 Sotind It aar i„n. Mn.i.rn I BBS kaaaaa. rtaraay lot I taariaa fa*!. H. 1..1 ta-ta.l alrv), tlhlo Ilia In k*art af t**td*a«a dl*1il«l VVaaol Haat 11 a to* I.'BVTL'IIT tir.ti.Tt co, Mmoo*AXAUt.W Haiwieg In AT aiaiTt I*ll Ala**. _______________________ Tk* aat* ratamkta Kit** T*ll*y fralt $25 Cash dtattta-l. wk«r* »a roll t—, aa irrt*siod tpaiVa» V-rtlbll orra.rd la*** alaat*** k> Haadard ala la* aaalava, aa.4 raJu.at. I I a.a ...m. ga~*l M. .1 n *.y ,—.*?-.*flk^^_.d ;i t.a.,1.,.,,,. -TifiiJu^M-tri VUn iuif.Vf «"r till hX**,^**^a ,15. a t-_.ao_.Li_' **4 mail aaly lit Hit *Vatk.r Hid*. Ind A talt.raliy. t..m. tit pm n,..tp if far a ittay. a*a ilaraaa. I** Calmaa I Ma 111. A 11-it —city rdSAutsr/aiT" A Home Sacrifice ..i a»aa a a i.ia* ostr urn cam

I" r I I."i alalia la allay, alik madam to*.i-tn..w »r-r«ns... i tall r*m*nl laa.iti.iti plttod for farnar*. it... fiai*k. aad all la kaai Ta t*k* I-*-* I* .ft raadliina; ale* .a»n. frail, .i. Tkl* -I"* I'anr r lul fiat addlttoa. aaa 11.an. h flfflra T*l**kaa* klaak from .ar; alt lmerav*mant* la aad Danny aia.lnn lad. *r>ktia III.' P*td. Ik* let clan* I* norm II rrir* 1 N«rtk kh»r» «f ilrooa I*k*. plat-* oaly It***. *keai half ea*h: fin* loraiinn. atv,-,i kau** and i'tira I* W_ 11.1. NHDW TOt! ck*a»«r thaa aniii.it a la 1 Ik* dialil, 1 «t.|».f M M. far 11. and apland.d _. m T oM|^of# *rr**«*. alik .-..1 aatl fir* vita, (aval 111 Orl*at*l n.k Mala or lad 111. altar aad at" otla.lt _______________________________ .rrr hhhit for flattino. Hist Ypt Ml* FBtl ACftlS, ON TlttM* .a a- nan mf, *«"»kl*W rail*** of fnur 11. A. Olin roiiPAKI, INC., wtnar l*t Hal*!. «nly in.. •aa a.a ....a. n..ti_i.. klnrka from la.lvai.itr ll.ulav at.l. all Til la 111 Alaaka tlulldlnf mo dara. an', .1., in, tatrin*. balk, hot and raid nr*l*r. air., katvaon laa ear _____—_—_____________ Una* Inaa *t 11.11*; III* ..t, m __ -_ **r manlb Tak* «lr*«n I ak* r*r In cur rUI oale i ARMITAOK Mint-.. I".- .11 1.k., Wlallrai l'h-11* flraan II Raalaaiant It r.aai,., It: •>-*•_ I _- f I— ailr-n. laa 1.1,1 111 Tlial a- a I —II ad Haaallful l-raom rail***, rant-ret* 1 f ..I ,1. al la- tai.tt fr,t a fll-r, J |tl**i*r. tare* room*, a...hi, frsni. ti*...*. X I I meanlala* and l.k. n*ar a-1..- 1 Two Lots I *"*r.r, lot 11*1*1 1* an alley. Vntil v —*-'v*-" I Kunday _*.n*r. eliy «.f frail Iran* »nd t.ni-a a** Ikonra: North l«, Whlla :i» *«a*r. 111 II til it i-in.-t. North I* —:*.*r It -a ''^■r.'^maV'Jigr J Wallingford District M*./-..tl IA **i.*Trp. P...„n. v....-; r. v. f. n'J.,,.. ,n h.. 8,:.„rk rnrr*r.tfd*,'."n r.o,v- tall m. Si** im-.... «,-J °**t II.IMI I. ...it. l.alan. Ml* lllll".'n*l_ M*rldl.« mr. t^|S Mum" iTI I* liKUfl V t1""' A IKKltl I'*aV;K*TMKNT AND HOMCa ___________________________ *"T-. c',S*n. i...iiiA,tv for fttfll.r- time. 1.11 Hum ml ml it. tin- "find," Hit. that ibf hi■ i a iii.-.-ii jirlnre In I'wrla mill that h« gave her the I" .v It anil ti«l..-t| her to marry htm. A* the iiiitn la known to have Itl.-i of in.in- the marrlagt' la not an liiuu.a. iiiiiitt _ PROHIBITION CANDIDATE TO SPEAK HERE K*i«t*ni> \V. O.nflii, iii.fiilnaaat (it tli.- |ti.(ill lllim |itiity fur JiM-klili-nJ. will dt-llvtr a I'MiKir Ii In Mfaiii.- K. i.t.-iii!.. 3. Ml t'l.nriii a 111 a in! four day* In tin- *tati>, •■araklnK at HiMfkkoa-, Hoattlt*, Taronia and Kti-ixU. It i: liiml.t'i, *.-.-rt i.-iry of tl,.- Mate ffiiiiinltt..-. aiiiii.iiuii that the tirublbitlnnlala »111 waKt* a hot ram. t>«l» it tbrtitir-hout lb.. Mat*. An A*., Barrel Dialog. Tbt* rill Dot: Tbi-it* a mean, itintr Il'lat tO Mill PUBLIC MARKET ll.rll.hr* bttarkae fart ta, l-a.ai.a I* a fcttarh. Tuft.'a-a i tram a.* far I* r.lrry. knack. t'atak***, l«l« par Ik itut.t.,.. it,, la Itool* I tun.t.aa I ..liar. |a| la- Imaaiii HUf tror d.a r.'i'l a|| aa 11 1. I 11 twal Sao al-f al.iarn l*-|*a. I ttaaii ta- aa- tk.***** :».f. a atn.tt. >.a Jtr ,-.r 4om W**kla*laa .fa.ttiart kaatlal I***' I.a. n.arrraair I ifcO Ha-, I*l.. lull.a tl- Ik. lai-.l I.a-, la It* do* l-.a.ti... aaa r-l t- par Ik Oala.ave I lantin. kalllai ntiaa It it. fa* tic Carrot* I kuack.* for tr. »««mtt W|a*ak. I* lb y*ll*tr .*a**li. ttt Ik M ultra r'r|, lIH-ttr. It rlk tlaoaa ll', I*. Ik l pratl.rl.rrar... 11-llr Ik aift.-if. nil, lb roaad «*tk, 11 llve You." Mlaa Walker Is an attractive and clever actress and a charming vocalist Fred lloiid and Miss Fremont Hi-nlihi ft Co. are presenting one of the funniest one-act, comedies ever seen In vaudeville under the title of "Handkerchief No 15." This la a clever production, replete with humor and worthy of the talented artist. The bill concludea with the Of pheum moving pictures, always the last production* In motion photog raphy. Grand. Teddy a lib* burlesque of "Cre atore," tin- musical director, the lightning crayon arttat and tin- Il lustrated song singer, warbling the pathetic ballad, **Ikin*t Co in the Lions Cage Tonight," never fall to create a laughing riot. Mabel Day, Almee ift.tai.i and Blanche Bry ant assist Webb materially. There will In- a matinee Saturday, and the farewell performance of tin- com pany Saturday night. Pollards Coming. The 1.11.1 Lilliputian Opera company, 40 strong, will commence an engagement of three weeks at the Grand Opera house, beginning Sunday night. This company, which Is the most successful one of ItK kind In the World, balls from Australia and la recruited yearly In the city of Mel bourne. It has made* a number of tours through China, Japan, India mill Australia. I'l..i.mi In which the chil dren first appear. Is one of the beat works ever devised and given the EXCURSION TO HOODS CANAL Sunday, Aug. 23. 190«, on Steam er Yoacmlt*. Round trip 50c. little artist* an adrrtnbl* __»_*, dlsplar tbelr Ulenu. ./j^tT. Stattl*, Mark K. •*«_ mt* _._ in Th.- c.in From th* WJJ- «d It I* needle*, it. add r' Carmen will l,| Mr Baaka baa lived hefe only 11 _m_MJ M ha- feels like a real SeßttMtt pot and Intends to remain ber* tb* it* of hla day* Inasmuch a* the teak of bt* play Is Seattle, It tirnim.l real Seattle mad* artlda*.l|_a*jß "Idols** Is described a* a Mb physical play, with a mrlodrtsix theme and a polite society aeon. I All the characters, With four Hon*, are Seattle people, tbe mam- Uon being Swam! and hi* temtt, Kevlin. from the mysterious 'matt, and a banker and his cashier tea' Tacoma. Star. Three daily performances of tk* vaudeville show of eight acta. be*4-* ed by Carroll Johnson. J. ft. K_> melt Madam. Th. aad other _*•" list*, are being given at the Stir this week. The show IBM ttttt Sunday B*a"^--^KMBjHgH Pantages. The Hodge* Four la a specttctilir military musical act I* (be Mg ft* tun- at the Pantagea tbia week tti la drawing big crowd* aad t****% sincere pleasure to th.-uiaatii d patron* of the bouse. There.'in' other fine attractions on the aa well, conflating of the folk-tin turns: Sophie Everett ._ Co, lot! McKay, tbe Scotchman; .Vital ami pigeon*, and a lot of other pad card*. Luna Park. 7JhBH The annual outing of. the iked j Retail Clerks' association oeearrtat •rdav at I.una park aad*, A* crowd waa one of the largest tint has attended the park this tmttm. The free attractions wen* popabr. as well aa the many rent i aßosfatT attractions. Whit. City. -,54 The balloon ascensions sad arm chute drops that Prof. D La Ma tier la making .vert afternoon tti evening -it White tin. MatE** park, are attracting much atteotßa. At night a powerful tearcbllgM thrown on the aeronaut whea hell In midair. Th. Merry Widow Bil let Girls open their <-ngag maat Sunday afternoon. TERRIFIC BLAST WRECKS BUILDING As a result of blast on the I** way construction at Prime Rati*'*. D. C, (he warehouse of the Pad"** Coast Steamship company 'I*'' was had I. wrecked last Thursday. The bores for the lilaet had I*** loaded with l.'.i kegs of powder ..ii boxes of dynamite, which. Lilian off, hurled rocks weigh.** almost a ton onto the wart-hou***. Cheap Rates East The Oregon H It NaTt«atk*» Co. will sell round trip *Ifur*^ beta Uigiuit 21 and It- .V* ninety .lit'- Full particular* Union Ticket office, *Int E. E. Ellis, O-neral Agent Commission Brokers W. V. Mo*ki sad Bead*. l.rain and t'«H*»- Irt.r.l litre a C. O«I.OK*a a •at.l. til*, I*l

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SAYS RAILROADS BEAR t BmM If BP i_______»^_-*w-^ ,********l*******,*****^al*******MS*^^ gi|f* Myl *fj* I mi iiiii *iB iIT-nTal¥r■'-■WtirTi^W^ BRUNT OF ASSESSMENTS e^t northern Man Says His Company l* Discrim.nats-d B%*aißm. •If Ik* p*»9**,**t, Kln« rouniv el** |g, «ttoii rLl_Slit* A***"***"" l**rl»h I* Afftra* rsllroada _. latitat ma* out. because It ***_»; ..t,. a* If I* dlscrlmlnat. i2?i»t»*« Assistant i"J,rtetnt*»loner Jay Sedgwick I __»-*t Northern Railway this _*!^"st a meeting with _*Trfetin*lt««tlt.t. .■■;ria*tdswlck "roasted" the aaa.** l^)ai...i^ that tbe raltroada are _*!*•'— to tan B arm 11 THOUSANDS FLOCK [~_%ua___Wss__r mT||aiir^rrrt'rrTTTtl ilfhrrfSTiirp^^ TO CIRCUS TENTS fur-am A Bailey's World's (Greatest Show Opens Today. a Taßty I* etrcn. _t_Mf- newtiing all bound were leaded I*™**** mam the i"****** Mo*t X. --tins MS youngster*, Iwe m more tn tow of some .Jar member of the family. In* MS parti- of the Hat mini A Mt;'•be*' 'started promptly, on «_* mat ma* vst^ked by thou* *__*sf "fet-ama. The largest band .I*™***.--* I MIT TO RIDE l BRYAN'S MULE ^BLa^H^^^nMMßM|4>^______B_____t .__ ■trick AoinuJ Is Center of At* Bon— Commoner OS for Chicago. (By United Pr«a* l fltJ-XVIKW, UNCOLaH.N'eb-Aug. I •t^Apna'a place Is besieged: to* gfA 'tersoos won are anxious to BSffsfMe the •it*, mule" present ris Br- i by the Minnesota Agri aWsttl society. The mule chief •ma to tame at. far la baaed on •IN tta&k work'ln throwing a re fftrtrr, who aspired to ride it. The amjapa-r mm landed tea hla head, t tr-a-mlng suffragette trim rm man to her name, today plead a* m be allowed ride the mule, M Secretary Rose declared th. ad* paatariag and could no. *4i.tiirli.-«l. He added that he did wiab to risk any accidents. The l*ft-.t«eiie left, angrily. ■■yen wa* delighted to learn thai tatraor Johnson had been nnm t*ir-.l for ;--ei.^fi,„, ii, -dinar a* teat Johnson telegram, bat t-dtsed to make It public. Hryan Mb-*** that Johnson will *treaclh U« aational ticket 1b Mlaaesata. *TV Commoner b*a»e« here to _■*! for Chicago, by way of th** SEATTLE ATORNEY GETS APPOINTMENT IhwSsta It Martin, aa attorney i •*_. efflees in the Belle, building, it* lt*—a sppointcd to succeed the I tot* vt T. Scott, former prosecuting SB-met" of 'Seattle, aa aaalstant '.tiled Stat** district s'toroey of Utttks SHr.* Msrtln was formerly la Bt. fast win the t welt (tenwn la* fa* Of l*f I* Kellogg A Saver.l tto Ksßbbs betas Prank 11. Kellogg. »to prsatatiJ the Standard Oil Ce. Is tb* famous case which re* in the trcS.Wto a*. fin*. Mr. I Jftrtls ha* s„a Ureal law la Seattle to the past in* year* JiH* Bill leave for Alaska on the oa Monday, having b*f*n fßtorid to report for doty by Sep- BSI-iat 1. .TRAINMEN'S PICNIC jv-- i SB Lalwr Day. Sept. 7, the Rroth of Railroad Trainmen will ■sdsrt *B asrslon to i',. i.tn! the steamer Yoaemtt*. Os trrirai at n-t Ludlow there ■BS to a barbecue large enougti to l,tn*i pt*u|,ie Following thla •tor* will be ball gait- Good BAm »rid bathing are cloae at mi, wiring a good time to all •to take tbe trip. Ticket* are l I ißd,'ss the railroad boys **'*t .0 thing. by 1..-.. large will probably go on the ex artbtt. ■tßatammmtalAmmm

FICNIC FOR KANSANS. j_ Tto taaiiat picnic for former now In Seattle will be held I P on Aug. 2t at Woodland V pie... program ha* been •Wt»r.-d and Gov. Mead, who Is a X i*r*jsn will i_-__- All for |j* Ktßsans Aft* cordially Invited fof I -*"StLY l&f "A"**4* \A II savings I \O\IXI 400.000 lot tt-l T BANK lMy I rULLY \L**?rr^\/ArtO/\ rt******mmmP***A, 7 ft. a, v ON ALL DtPo-.IT*. TOU KNOW WHY WE DO NOT WANT LARGE DEPOSITS? a,-,*" safely wall ss of Bspoaitora lias In th* fact i.?* pol,u ,r* Intl. so lihaly \mm ""tharatvi.. FIRST AVENUE, OPPOSITE POSTOPFICE. fmam ■av.. fc -_____^. assesameats. He ant.c.l that the as swaament tan 190 acre* la Ilia neigh hoi hood of Hank lac reduced from in Tft an acre to $1. Th* matter was referred bark to the assessor's office, i la C Gttman, general counsel for the tlreat Noilheia appeared be fore the board thi* morning and naked that Ihe,property Tallied at llti.r.S!*,4*sii. eonalaiing of 'lite lands owned by the company In the south ••in end of the city an.) also at Smith* cove and Mallard be strick en from the list, a* It I* tight of way .n.l la taxed by the atate tax coiumlaatoa. The elevator at the Great North ern docks la aaa waned at tlfcCTiiil". and Oilman delate, that the bttlld* mg unit fatal 1101,171 when It waa built. in l»»* In the'parade was ununited on horseback, and received marked at* trillion. lieaide* the usual number of wag una containing the menagerie, and tbe different .performer* mounted on boraebsrk. II eamet* and- li elephants were In Hue. _ The parade la generally; pee nounced one of the finest ever aawn In Seattle, The tents at Ktfth a*. and.Re* publican at*, are packed to over* flow Inu thin aflernttttfi. The clrcua will give the 11*11*1 per fur uiauci* to night, a* well aa tomorrow after* noon and nlßht, There will be no parade lulu* and any of the**, having suggestions to make In regard to the picnic should tttiiratinlcatat wit* President' W. A. layer*, st SIT Marion build-> In*, tar Th..* It Main, 493 Arcade 1 building.

PICNIC DIG.SUCCESS. The Green l-ake Uhitit Day pic i nic, held yesterday -at Woodland i Stark, waa a turn-it In every.way, llaseball game*, ball throwing COB lent and race* of ever? deecriptlon mad* the day* sport* complete. A substantial turn was realised to as sist It, paying off (he Indebtedness jon the Carnegie library site. NO CHANCE FOR HUGHES SAYS ft AH (By fated PmatmArßaWSk SK-tV VOItK Aug. fcteaator Tbt.inaa Piatt, deposed boas, whose word once an law In that rank* of the republican machine of tbe atate, broke hla long alienee oa j matter* political lad to *ay: "I do not believe thai Governor Hashes can he reel.- If tbe re publican convention make* the mis take of nominating him for re a tec-1 tron, Hrt an .haute* for carrying New York will be greatly Im proved." ASSAULT-!* CHARGED Charged with felonious assault Upon 17 year-old Sylvia Anderaoa, Stanley, Cameron, aged 11. 1* under I arrest. The assault la alleged to have taken place last algbt st at the Ctty park. llth st. and Washington at. The gtrl's acreama attracted I Policeman Ulan* hi and l ha- fired scleral shots after the flee tug youth, bringing him to a halt. Tbe girl la In tbe hand, of the po* lit» matron. YOUTH IS STRUCK BY STRAY BULLET A stray ballet struck Arthur Campbell, a 1% year oM boy. while he waa carrying water flat afternoon for contractors who are I bonding a trestle for the Ureal .Northern railway near lUrbmoad Ik-ach, Inflicting a serious wound lln the thigh He an taken to Providence hospital at 11 o'clock last night It Is said that he will recover. BIG INCREASE IN RATE OF BIRTHS .._*•-. Seattle I* ill ao apparent danger of race 'Irlde according to the monthly bulletin of the department of health and aanllatli.a Issued to day. In Jane, I*o7, 255 births were recorded, while during the month of Juno this year. tort births were registered. In July. 1907. SO" babe* saw the light or day, .ra- during the saiiu- month this year, 341 birth* were recorded. Mi* Part Ethel 1,.i r. play house. Johnny—AH right: yon be ins away In the country, and I'll bs [pa. COLLIER'S ASSAILS SENATOR (Continued) Ankany, ta In, we. i,„,», .loan ti the. national'capital than til* Co* creak ranch in the atat* of Wash lngl.ni was paid as a i. "folder' Hl* mailer iial.t Collier's rapre ■aV-ninllve that tba rumor lt.nl Ne r*»..iHli Ankeay was on th* aenatt payaroll at, a canard of Atikenv i political anemia* In i lie Kilty.ninth congress An keny .1 the arranganiant h* Ii Mrs. BtßttSl ,nt, Hamuli 11, Piles who ha* been alaclad awnater to sue i-e.rtl Kuatar, an, fin succeeded An kany a* chairman ,1 lit. rttminlttet "ii i'ii«Bl and Inatalar aiirtev Th* Ankany Agreement. When He.i,...1 11, rile* waa alsetat I" Hie United HI tie* eettal.' In tin* ha -ale.l l'hitrle* Hwenny, a Hpo hart* millionaire of unaavury repu tatlon. Kweeity.i* high In Htandari 011-t'opper council* lie I* the an thor of th* aaylng that John 11 HtH-kefeiier I* giving the inert, MOWS bread ami 1.a11.i what ninri da th*y xbih t 1,, An kenya •titter**. tdweeny «tt.-i,l *l«e amount of money, ami woul. undoubtedly hate been elected l,tt for a public •spoaure of hla past ret*, ...ft Th* la-t1.i.l court of appeali iat Han Kran. not long ago wrtili an opinion In a. 1.1, Httr...||, net characterised aa ladling partner guilty of fraud "grueaar titan whtel It la difficult lit conceive." H weeny waa Iniltti ad to go Int. Ihe *,-ttat,trial race by th* co terl* of political brokers who hat purchased the »„»t for Ankeny; they have for year* made a |pru, tl. i of haunt* Waatitogton minimi.H- Into a. ttai.artai .iii.-.t, In order It catch the dripping*. Pmram Out. After fit* manager* had got all 11,. motwy thay believed h* would gl. lip.- Ihey made Hweeny batlava ih, local Judge at tiii..|.ia at a* about I. call a grand Jury lo walls it th. bribery then going on. 111 order ti get him out of the race and get an other millionaire In. Nut Hwewn, suddenly threw hla Vote to Pile* and t'het-kmnievl Hi* entrance of thi ■•Hit millionaire to ibs rare. Tht deal between th* frlrmla Af PHei and M weeny, aha ware also Ankany'i friend*. Inrludetl practically *v»r* fetleral offlee In the •let.. of Waal. Ington. and Included, ale.. tie* de livery of the King county IMealtle delegation In Ihe coming leglatalur. for an Kawt Hide candidate, which aa r-rpr.-ied by Ankenv's friend* mean* Ankeny. The primary la* waa sad surprise to the bargainer* A public atalement ha. taeen l*su.. by t-ertnln Heattle |aot|tlrlana. In i itneaea By a large number of Heat lit business man. calling upon the voten of the atala tn stand I.v th* bargati made, when Pile* wa* alorted. tn «!c Uver the aenatorahlp I.a Ankeny. 1 t* asserted that Heattle secured aenalorahtp through th* deal, ana should new reciprocate by a.kini the reat of the atat* l-t ronaummati Hie i empaet. The primary taw was of courae. Intended i,> prevent Jusi Such political bargains. HOOOC MAKES SPEECH. Ita.li Hodge, i anttlilate for th.- re publican nomination far sheriff, ad dressed the Hecond Ward Republl ean club taal nit-tit. Mr. Hodge la club laal night Mr Hodge la meeting Willi support wherever h«, ft—*. -_.—_— INCREASE IN REGISTRATION. Registration* at the city hall art. growing la number, yesterday the largest number during th present retUstra'l.in bet it*, enrolled. N. A, Thompson, In charge of tbe regis tration bmeaii stated that li new registration* and .1 transfers *cr. made yeateid ty. COSGROVE LEADS IN STRAW VOTE a— Caacmvat led anion* tb* maaß date* for governor In a *lf*w vote for the moat popular candidate at the picnic In Woodland park yttatter day la tbe Interest of the Orera Lake library. Coagrove received 71 votes, Mead 10 and MrliiMe lb

SUSPECTED JAP SPY ARRESTED (By United P.tii PITTSBURG, Aug. 10.— Rata flit. m Japanese, atyltsbly dressed, show. Ing evidence of wealth and appar entty highly educated, was lodged In '-HI bar* I**' Bight charged with trespassing on railroad property. He I* held la default or ball. It I* Intleiai. I that the freapaas l -MM la merely mad* In hold bin pen tig an investigation of a sus picion that as a representative of tbe Japanese government h* has been seeking the secrete of the manufacture of projectiles at the plant of the Kirthsay Sterling Steel company, near •df-Keoapoit Today"* Trsatury Statement, WASHINGTON, -all* tO—To day's treasury statement show*: Receipts $l, t>'*!,t'.', espendlttires |i.6!o.o. A CHECK ORAWN ON A WELL KNOWN IN STITUTION CREATES CONFIDENCE. PERSONS DOINQ BUSINESS OUTSIDE OP THIS CITY ARE INVITED TO TAKE ADVANTAOB OP THE FACIL ITIES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY Northwest Trust Safe Deposit Company Seattle, Wash. ISOSBOCS WM_ ____T__SJf_ J r llAlt'l MA.I Vli-B 1-ttßMllißfir li.MXAiatitßn mum sb nbtaiii iii-m t, V. A. SMiril at. OASHIBB THK'SKATT-K STAR-THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. .ft* OVERNIGHT ENTRIES Th* following art* the overnight entile, for Friday at The Meadows: First race—Five and one half fur Inns* sailing, treat and up; fisher Boy lis 1211 Ronaventuie tO 11»T tnni a renins 107 3141 Hasstnl .........101 1236 Mi-a l-iitv.i 107 321.7 Urn. Cherry m; ISSI John ,1 Mi-abi 100 3SSI 1,.- Harlan IDS Second race— Hit long*, Bell ing; 3-year olds and up: 1163 Katalanle ..11l 321H Wort and Play i (1117) Pepper and Halt 107 1171 llaunalin* ..101 3025 Dr. Coleman tot Tit" Ratable 109 11262) •tt-.tiialo .....101 1114 Itertiarde »t 1911 Webber Hit 1471 llrlbery .......107 Mil. I a.lv King 107 (.1313) Complaint 91 Third race—One mil selling; 3- -at old* and up! S32H Ithtnock IIS 332* 'Henry 0 102 3.139 •Altar Ihiy 91 3298 King of Mist 107 112. Krkeniall 110 Ull Peggy U'Nral II).. Sin He,lie A 103 .1139 the Kagllahtuau 110 329S Kxpectant »4 III,'. All A Mate 108 Fourth race, one mile, selling 1-year-olda and apwartla. 304S HUndnver 107 3237 Jack Adam* .107 ill I lion Ton M ...150 Janet* 105 HtU -Mattrea* 100 33111 Herman 1»*.v1.» 110 3217 My Houquet 10S 3172 John I.rle 107 3314 May I. N .'....103 Fifth race, one and a aiitecitth mile*, selling: lieaittll* ami up ward* lilt Ten How 101 31SS Captain Hush 1«« 3340 -Hill. Watklaa 90 3117 laattniti .....107 Mil Hay 104 23C2 Jackfull 106 32 V. ITotrero Urande I'M lilt Falryatreet 102 3312 Otbmar M 1110 Xl OtMS ........109 3111 Our Haiti* 104 1311 Rachel 103 Witlh race, sit furlong*. telling.! 3 tan ..I.la and upwards. 3310 -li|i.ii.- Johnson IS* 3161 Haber 109 3323 Atom 107 31*1 Dr. talk 109 Jill Rudabek 109 3211 lien Trovat.i 112 i 3340 Dredger 101 1721 f,-...-. I IDS 32X3 Small Cold .....107 I 2371 •Yellowstone 107 3331 «May link 102 3310 Huster Jone*-,.... r.T?T." 1W Vpv-i,-iiil.-a allowance. VANDERVEER IS ENDORSED I i _KSSs_3_i i Italian republican* of rfc-atil* en doraed George K. Vanderveer for Ihe republican nomination for pro* ar uiiu* attorney at a meeting of the Italian Hapabllcaa club last night. Speech** war* made endorsing Mr Vanderveer** record a* deputy prai*t*-iiiiiig alt.artier and when the club •as Called upon to »>»ie, (be I endorsement of hi* candidacy was i unanimous SHOE SALE rtaa s».«* 11 l* i* it II Mis The Men's Shoe Store i*t rtrat i it i I. *jfrr|ji7'^r~~* *^J irt*M«a .oiimiti Grand Excursion to Hoods Canal UNDER AUSPICES OP JR. 0. U. A M. Sunday, Aug. 23 I,***** pier S. foot of Uni versity street at 10 a m. Three and one-half hours ashore at dilution,, allowing passengers an opportunity of visiting DrMewalllp Kails Everybody welcome Music and dancing free. fare 50c Round Trip Refreshment* served on boat. rickets on sale at Ilaiteir* Owl Drug lit. MS tad; fruit stand pier 4. office a. .lock DRAFT PREPARED FOR i BILLS OF LADING ACT Uniform Law Commission Is V-e Finishing* Work of Importance. Preliminary to tbe opening of tbe SMfSMSM ftf ii.niml*»i..i, on uniform atat* laws, the committee tin tatimroei-ial law session at Mi. Washington hotel today, ami will make It* r*port when the main hod j meets tomorrow. This nun. niili.t will submit what will mama. sbly be the final draft of Hi. much t*tked.i to lino pa* hundred, and train ha* fallen 1207 1207 Second .itf.uz jgcond—— 1 207 Second .*«—^^^k TTI Bat s tr* n c* a mat** fmfik The National Suit Skirt Mfg. Co. Big "Clean-Up" Sale \¥|«B TMC LAST GASP itf 1 A The Final CLEAN-UP of our stock of Women's /flN£tJg_6l Suits, Coats, Skirts, Shirt Waists, Petticoats, and in /|n^ Advance Fall Styles of Women's af/^f^S^^^ Tailored Garments J $jbJ~^ Our solitary aim is to give Money-saving values. Read the prices: 7 Women White Serge Suits Women's High Clsss Tailored Women** 111*, Voile Skill*J Women's Silk Shirt Waists. Salts as up $45.00; Suits, new fall styles; vai* trimmed with silk fold; ral- plain white and fancy; val "Clean up" Sale price uea up to $35.00; I lean up"' lies up to $12.00; "Clean-up" lies up to $7.DQ; •'Cleanup" $10.2.* Hale Price $11.50 Sale price sale price It Wuatan'a Linen Suite, In Women's Long lost Suit* Women's Net* Petticoats N>* 8" R*l' natural, whit* and blue; d*« fall styles; value* up black and fancy values up $25.00; "CtnAA up" newest seaaon styles; vai to $40 00; "Clean-up" Sale w wik'Beml.'Flt* uea up to $27.50; Cleanup" 60; VClean-up" Sale price shs-ljs: »».M tslu*: "C can- ™n*££ Hal* price $0.45 $3.05 8»'« *«.»5 ttp 7t. $15.00;'CleaB. Women's New Fall Suits— Women's New Panama Skirts, I Women's Tailored Shirt up" Sale price $f{.so splendidly tailored; mines black and brown; values up Waist*, new fall styles; vai- Women's It., Coats, for early up to $1000; "Cleanup" to $8.60; "Cleanup" Sale hub up to $3.50; "Clean-up" fall wear. $6.50; "Cleanup" Sale 1,.. $1*1.50 price $1.05 Sale price $1.25 Sale price DON'T Mitt THIS SALE—EXTRA SALESPEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE BUY YOUR FALL GARMENTS NOW AND SAVE MONEY— SEE OUR WINDOWS. Sale Starts Friday 9:3 O A. M. THE NATIONAL SUIT SKIRT MFG. CO. B Second Ay. 1207 Second Ay. *4***mW trnai This year th* -omralaalonere ■late final action will i.« taken, and bankers, shippers and common carriers all over the United liala* an* eagerly watching the out emu a of the Seattle coafereaoe. llepreanntativea of railroads and i commercial bodies were In session Willi the commercial law commit la* this ini,Mill. Th* conference will let In sanation three days, ami will then adjourn IS make way fin tin- American liar aaen lal Inn which meets here nil the ISth, and Is an entirely acpar »ii* organization from tin. uniform ■tale law commissioners. The commissioner, will also lake under consideration a uniform law governing th* Issuance At certifi cates of stock. Among tin- more prominent if those here are Prof, flamuol Willi* I ton of the Harvard law school, drafter uf tin bills of lading act Prof. J. I. lliliall.k of the bia law school, New York; Attor ney kBMM M. Katun of Providence, It 1., president of tin- conference, i end Attorney Walter ii Hinlth nf Pennsylvania. James Hair Ain*s. dean of the Harvard law achool anil one of th*- most prominent attor ney* In the country, arrived till* afternoon. He Is milliliter of tb* coiiimtticlal law committee. Members of the American liar association are drifting into Seattle By twos and Intra Their seaaioa will also be held at the New Waab lugtnli hotel. from IS In .0 per cent 111 I Is— quo- I tstlona." Copper baa a bearing on another side of building operations also electrical construction. Wire that last year was quoted at IHM per thousand feet may now tie obtained st t*i STOCK MARKET FURNISHED BY S. C. OSfSORN A CO. New York. Aug. lit, ISO* StOCKS Has* lav*. Bid At*'* Aaa*l«.'c'*e**r 77H 11. 77*. 77S Am., la.Ba.aat,.* -a*. -a!*, la. t.aa.f 111 h.a si. a/*, am aaaJ.aa P.. ,1 1.-.-.171 17at*. 117 at**. I M M fitflllKll*. 111 nil. ttl.tsaillns US ii IIS in. f... II it*. II ll'. >...»1 "tar Pl* ll*. alt- I I*', Ila aa*.* IBM la* 17 lit* II v IIS IsaMaaMl. **a»k IKS', m? IBS 10*1* Ms ratill, 14', .It, Batten** I aad SIS ll', a-. St* Nats Vet* CaaCpal to.-, I** to'ivto* Nartiaara Fault* III. I 40*, I 41- I ll'. eiaaaa.B*. tail iii'.iiiis ins B**tla_s ill Ill».,HIS I/IS *■***.m a*, »*t, t Paolo. 117*, IHSIWi, 111. 11. M.rl 41S 44*. 4tS! 4»H tl. V Tate*!, PfaJ ,ii;,_r:,«:,ii.'; UssslSKasfllaWtli CHICAGO GRAIN MARKS Chicago, Aug Id, ISO* OPtltlt Of>-a His* 1 t lata wa..*!. *4 ~*4aaj i«. 1%4 "•tail. la.. IM. a-.., IMS far* i*** 77H 70S 77*. 7* farm. Dat. at mt «a.l. ft.l, Oat.. v.,. 4*!. 4*'. 4*f Ualsnce-iV 21,11** Portland. '"lea Inge today fSRO.CZS Ila lances S6.&SS a....* I i t oi-a rim _■__*. I i i i iit if __T^ I tlllrtVllO*. i_______,*f*'*___!l IMI I Hall I __■_•- I TBt-*T**B*«TS l JEsJ-HL i --'"_D*l_l l"" Ti a. tHk. mt __L_l I .Jfc_ J I *»r«—** Itlalc 25c Burglar Proof Safety Door Lock 15c Made in Seattle fTh* fact thai It I* ut mi. and a* i an. kr A^^B^^ Ik* HAl.tf lev., la***' Co, tat Haaffla *t>»*all f/^Tfl I* all 'fat Ha.ttl.4t** IM Tli* fait 11.at II la lha moat c«m|a*et, it*. tf „m* laat l'r eai-r* aad ..rata lark ws para ...t *a*a WAaav^ taaaat.a ll'umßif*! 11 Vrv.j floti't aaad Pap a I'h t'.lt lta-k. II flta aar ata.aar. If p. Mat-la I y...- i.ti.tarlv It roar H at. latiao "^■L^ flrrr.a with aitti 1...-— _^^^^ Diss* la aa* haw t% AW*^***/ wrtrk* Maitai bar*. If Uf.a.liaf.r Irarr By I'.'rtanlae bam* li.l *__■ and* A-.*..at If r. M. SPINNING 13 lO Second Ay. a___l _______X 0n HP th« !r Flyer SEATTLE TACOMA ROUTE. Pars 15c— Round Trip, Mo. FOUR ROUND THIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE 8:45 and 10:21 a. m., 2:05 and 5:45 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA 8:15 a. m. and 12: IS, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. U. SEELEV. Jr. Agent Seattle— Tel. Main US. Taeoma-T.l. 218. Everett and Edmonds 1 j*r__j. *ii iii -imrit T.r.a r*uaa trt»* tatlr. La... st atu. M 1 a at II a. aa* p m. »«.*.r. law.a Mi... .1 lit* a aa IS a* an* Ma rat. Svarstl al *I* a. all** aa aa* 1:1* at.- svara Brauaat al It a. at. III* a as. aa* till p. as. ltln*l. fat* la Satabaak- at IIM l-.aui-tl in* SI I* St..mar flir af X all. Cats** Daarh. raaeaa- laalti tilt, la* lit* f

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A THE BON "MARGIE" Till: BON MARCM^ THE BON MARGIE THE BON MAR( HI Over 10,000 Yards of I.Si and .Or Maltese I M '|Mk it's to Sell friday at a Yard *3L m^ff^^Mf THIS most fortunate purchase just arrived from New York. Ten thousand '\UW*i!-';w yards brand in- Wash .worth 15c ami 20 14 yard, will go I'Viday at .•^"^ff-jy^fft TtC Of course, the) imitation Maltese and Cluny -Laces, hut for both tit)- ,Wj^^^»'\S dcr and outer garment trimmings they are fully as good as the genuine, which j^'./i!$W J' would cost many times more. They come in 'edgings and insertings, and art HW%ffi>'bk*f hall An inch to 4$ inches wide— sml sale, and will commence at half-past eight I'Viday morning.—Main Floor. *v>*i*'*" )j*

All of Our $1.25 to $3.00 White Wash Skirts Cut to 98c" All of Our $5.00 to $8.89 White Wash Skirts Cut to $3.98

W ever before made such radical price-cutting on garments so desirable. The entire stock of Women's and Misses' Wash $kiris has been divined into two great lots, as follows: Wash Skirts M I fif\ //Mm, Wash Skirls Ihat rt. no I W L at-*, n I U M Were $1,25 to MXf /111 Were $5.00 to J=^ White lawn, poplin, rep, Indian 111 la I White pique, poplin, linene, Head and linon, the season's most m-J-lj Ji U-\\ f-" r.. -._ f/i—•' i I 111 \*y*-v tl»c balance of this season; good this season tor next. Uuv fnrpres- //T—/if id llt 1 1 ._■ /T/-~i-r-*-4-4'-,'*r\ for vacation business wear; ent needs. rake an early car if I "H A V from $5.00 to $&8? values, rc you wish to share. 7 L\aVv dv^ d/^l^^^.'i^•OS- Second Floor. ~>^~\£JLAaal* \\r***^^ Second Floor. 1 mil 1 I _t L *t i|ll|_lt>l I**ll 'I ~MM ~.*w.t-i*J.-gm.a--}i-JHI *ll 1. il^waa.n.^^.*,*^...**.'^.. 32c Bleached Pequot Sheeting, 21 Yards Wide 25c 10c Dress Ginghams sc; 85c Feather Pillows 59c We are strong believers in precise statements and easily computed reductions. One of the -strong features of tins store is the absolute simplicity of our methods of acquainting you with the great re ductions. J 32c Pequot Sheeting. 25£ 85c Feather Pillows, R\,t*) 10c Dress Ginghams, s*£ 1/1 Hleached I'i-ttii... siit-.-tiii»;. »I Inch- Ab»olulely All Pure Feather Mcd pt n tj-m.ble Ht«>»» Gingham, in ,X I for Bmbim niuA "SSSS.*2SS_____^'^tSSf Juk ""•pr. «»d rh'-'k.; mott pink, ffiWtYhV tM>d,: e,'ryb°.-s* t-r»>h SatMit* H loch* Vitjij K'/-\\ *A\ alxa*; yarn ti.-.1. flli.-ti »itb toft. .tte: ib« i.i*:t.*-*t laarcaln of Iht*, »tda*. ao etceltent a»**llll* ma €iv_7/*t7-^*^^ white, flnffy cwtton. Bejelar prlctti aeaaoa In the U«ddlfti l**i*n tcrUl. -.ulfabte for fall *tr***-t WVLd*^ I' Friday DO. BecuUr price At An «,._,„ Regular price tie m fl^ i \%ir a.wOC fllSeacb. Friday only..«> I.UU yard. Friday only IUC 12J/ 3 c White Outing. B*** $1.50 Table Cloth, $1.19 Pure hit* rouble-Faced Outliii Klannel, full yard wide, beantlfulty Uleacbed Uerman Union l.|.,ri> I*l, Cloth. In lit. M alie* hem soft. Jutt the mstsrUl tor night sown., petticoat*, i*|«li... urn *111. ha~l all around, with fane*, drawn Inner work: a wear- Hntati and Infanta' uaa* Itctular price 124 c a yard. Q_ In* cloth. Regular price IHVO each. Friday as. |/_ KrtttsT Mb OC twly ........^l.l" $2.25 Table Napkins, l .35 35c Shirting Madras. 25* An Hun*. Fine Uleacbed Balln t)snw%»r Napkin, sIM ItilS Inrht** Kit.* Fine litn-tita-tl Bhlrtln« Madraa, white and Cftored (found, tht. napkin haa plenty of weight and will aland all klnda of wear: In .tripe* and fu-tia-*. MM) with mat ml.. .1 woven .tripe.' beautiful derigna; tbe bteseat .nap tn the city. Ret- CI OC One for tailored ttal.i. Hrt-iilst price 3&e yard OKft HUr price 12 SJdoaen. Friday only t> 1.03 .Vlday only ZOC \m\*\*a*ammßmmmwm ■■■**^t---__-_--_, .^__.-ii._.,.':... Girls' $1.00 to $1.50 Wash Dresses Friday 69c __________ T*-» Only L idi**' Ham* Journal Pattern Star* in Seattle. ___________ „_ F TH!IM] A ©_*^I__lH§ Corsets BON I I *P%.__m\#»__T|£| Silks __ ammm —araa— Eactu.iv. Seattle Agent* for Royal Society Needlework Paci>*t. L ______________ SHOWS POSSIBILITIES IN HOME-MADE PRODUCTS "Made in Seattle" Day Is Attracting Widespread Attention. i. a That Made In Seattle" day will tend to increase the consumption of homemade products 1* 'he opinion of a local cigar manufacturer. In a communication to the Chamber of! Commerce he call, attention lit the fact that, at the present time, com paratively few Seattle made Kara are smoked here. There are at tho mo.t only £0 clsarmakcrs In the city, while enough cigar* are amok ed here to employ a force of 1.214 men, exclualva of foremen, auperln fendenta and office help. Few men axk for local cigars and Puget Market Co.'s Great Meat Special fff— mmm> m For Friday B.tt Eastsrn Ham*, per lb ia.it? Fin* Leg Mutton, only, per lb V4'/at* Everything In our market I* --.hi at proportionately low price*, and when yon connlder the quality you Ret, nur prlcea are much OS than Kood meat waa ever before sold at. There I* no reaaon why you Khotild pay, two price* for your meats. Save i*s to tO per cent snd cat a* tat n* your money can buy anywhere. Hecome a customer and sat money. The Big White Market I MAIN FLOOR PUBLIC MARKET BL DC. as a result the dealers are com pulled to purchase from eaatern if*' atria thill giving employ ment to men who spend their money In other communities. Hpectal ef forts will be made on "Saturday. Made In Seattle" day, to in.).... men to try local made cigars. Assurances have been made lo the chamber by llir local merchanta i that a special til-.).1, of home-made goods will it*- placed on exhibition Saturday. fBf.AHOI tracts mam 2V.-acre tract*, 1100 I acre; eaay terma; cloae to I car line and lake; level, clear- I il. fins for chicken* and liar I ties, I National Land Inv. Ce., Inc. a »i 7 First I WARD TAKES VACATION. Chief of Police Irving Ward will leave Saturday on two weeks' va cation trip in Vancouver, Wash., 'land and other cities. During his sbat-nce Captain Sullivan will tie In charge of tbe police depart- KILLS HIMSELF (By United Pratt.) HAN 1.111, ii Cal., Aug. 20,— Hot ion Harlelgh. a descendant of 'Father" Morton, the founder of Han Diego, committed sulctda by shooting hlmaelf through the besrt. J. 11, K»iitri,i», 'of the state board of land commlsslonera. In a communication to the Chamber of Commerce, i alia attention t.i the fat thai In thla .tat. tnortgagna, warrant*, municipal and ai-html ill* Irlct bond*, etc., are not subject to taxstlon, ami therefore, local In vestors would .in well to Invest their money In the bonds etc. f- COM-. Summer Prices

I At Bunker*. Newcß*t!rt I.urnp 1..Ml Newcastle .Nut $.*l.,*iG Hl.at X Diamond Lump $U.*"..*i Furnace Coal SI.GO Pacific Coast Coal Co. fat.. Railroad Aye. South. Phones: Ex. *)'j aud Main 70; I fiat D Till SKA I 111 THURSDAY, AUOt'ST 20. 1908, HOUSE STILL BLOCKS ROAD C, A Spinney, tbe contractor who la moving the In which blockad ed i:th at H. near lai-k»t.f, »t. on Tue»day nTghl, -alma that he fula filled his part of the contract and had given due notice, to the Health. Matctrti Co. The hou*e wa* moved fit.in the rack on awsdaj night by ol der of Street Superintendent Ma* loney and I. still In the *ame post Unit blockading one side of the thoroughfare. Spinney claim* that he is safeguarding the Intereats of Ihe public In mslntalnlng llghta, etc The contractor state* that he baa been doing Hi in i I i work 1,, the |.H*l six* year*, inni before moving alway* notified the electric cone pany of hi* Intention. Sufficient notice was .ent In tho present lie riant g, alt,l Splnni-y holds it regis tered letter receipt, allowing 'In. the letter reached Ihe tran*port» tlon company. He aaya the aituatloti I* up to the city and electric company to aettle, and I* canning I.ln, no worry what ever.

■>77--..,::.-;..' v, i ■■-.■—■■!,—■_,!__■■ C.(>KKS Co Special friday and Saturday Solid Oak Dresser CQ 7K French plat* mirror OUi I J In per off mi all other Dre.aers. lied. Spring*. Mattro«aen and r,r?,r: $15.50 C. BOGGB A CO., Main 4266 Room D Pacific Ultra It. Second and Ye. DEMANDS GREAT 0 SUM FROM CITY Disappointed on Con l met, Compnny Asks for Kelinburflemettt.,. llta iiiit-r the board of public nan hr, did not nwnid tin contract for the pressure pipe from the setillng i.aain on Cedar river to a point weat i Volunteer park iii the I'tigot Hound Hi ull*. an.i Hit tla'liiK Co., the ____ KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT illy United P.*** BAN VItANCIHCO, Aug. 20 Charles Alkln»oti. a chauffettr, wa» kilted, the llev, Otto tleorgn and hla wife, lira l.ury George, were probably fatally Injured, and their iliin»;lii.-i'. Mlw Mabel (leorse. wa* hurt whun, tbt-lr automobile collld- ed with a wsgnti at lllllcreat. Ocean View, a.,..n1i of the city today. i FORCES DAUGHTER TO LIFE OF SHAME (By Unit.d Press.) Vli:.**.N'A. Aug. 20—The fait Bet I of the Viennese "400," which con i-lnti* chiefly of noble* high at the court, la loday trembling tn terror over threatened exposure* that may follow an liiveatlgatlon ordered by Fmpt'ior I'i.iui Jnat-f hlmaelf Into the Immorality that ha* dl»gr*ced the Austrian nobility for years. I Many nohle* have fled from the I country, aud many whoae poiltlon* j will not allow them to leave, are i fearful leal' Ihey will be (or life. i The emperor i* lending i the i (weight of hla tonal influent to aid tbe criminal court In Inveitlgat jlng the case of Count Mem With, i .-ti i is-. .1 of having driven bl* tieau- I Hful daughter lo suicide by the life i be forced her to lead to aupport him. It I* out of 'lii* --a*.- thai the general Investigation ha* grown. INTER!ST IN CHURCH The people of Georgetown have evinced great Interest In the new j Union Chrl.tlan chiirch of that j place. Hit,..- breaking ground for I the new church, JO people, have I asked to Join Ihe congregation. A j baptismal service will take place I Sunday, Austin JO. 1 it in _—.. ...._.. IS HURLED THROUGH 600-FOOT SYPHON (By United l»*»*. till Hl* Aug, JO.—After be- In* sacked by a swirling eddy Into the mouth of a "Mmfr-.l hydraulic syphon at Hamilton City, near here, Floyd Ketehtam, the 7-yeaM.ld »tin of Jsroes Kctrbom of this city, died si his home today, a victim one of the atrangeat drownings ever re corded. Tbe .title fellow, with seversl com panions, waa swimming in a ditch that conveys water to be**! sugar factory near Hamilton City. Bnnk In the ditch Is the 11-lncb mouth of a steel tube, forming a sy phon that .rrlea the wall Into the refiner-'. Venturing 100 namt tbe mouth of the ayphon, the boy was raugbt In thr powerful suction and before hla companions realised what had roan of htm. he was d.attit Into the, 'he Ills body was carried through the entire length of the syphon, (00 The neatly gowned woman In her 11 new midsummer suit met her friend and chum the other afternoon, .nil. of course, was anxious to know 'In verdict. :V_, "How do inn like It*" sho nuked i anxiously, but without waiting fori a reply, "I have Just come, from my dress maker*, where i had it long talk about the new styles. I know you are Ju»t dying to hear .il.n.lt them. Well. Il«ten! "The, midsummer suits nro rrys lall/tiiliiiiH of all tin- beautiful tie tlgtis seen earlier In the st-nHou, in other words, tin. prettiest till,. of each of the enrly .!_ Jen was pick- i latter thla lliftl. Ma a claim With III" city clerk for I*, I K. _ On Feb. 2«, I*o7, the firm put iff' hid for the nan I and aetit 111 It ..nil. check. No formal con. tract waa made 1,-. I fie city, an. on July 24, (DON, ■ii. hoard of public works returned the check, and ittvatitli'tl the contract for tho v*"11 in (Irani smiiii A Co. The sum demanded Include* the amount spent by tbn company for machinery, aa well a* the profit it had expected to make, fea.it, to Ilia* null ihhl there ejected, ti* the iiatoultthinent of the workmen lit- the flit Inry. When the hoy wit* ink. from the until hi* v it it iincoiiai-lnii*, utid died two bottrs later, after ull ntlerii|it» nl n Miri'lt.itliiii hfid foiled. .....i. CAMERTON ACQUITTED _ _-; lain J, Came run, who wa* nrreal ed on July 30 by Patrolman Itianchl on n i li.iti-t- of ht-liiK drunk and dla orderly, and »hni i brunch tin* ate .Inm.-ii by the arri-NtltiK officer, waa tried In police court yesterday and acquitted by Judge Evans. Illanchl tcatlfled .that be betjevod Cameron wa* armed nnd thai be .hot to protect hi* own life The court fouiid that tbe evidence iMrallffll I'-11l lO t.llaall a chargs of .li-I.id. I v conduct. MINERS' CONFLICT IS FEARED (By United I'm. i NEVADA CITY, Cal., Aug. 20 Excitement I* attain at a high pitch today river the altuallon at (Ira** Valley, where union miner* em ployed by tbe lllue Folnt mine have demanded the dl.mlnaal of a gang of Greek laborer* who were em ployed by (he tn!:.iii**. company to dice a ditch. Superintendent Tarr of the com pany appealed to Sheriff Walker for protection, fearing violence on the pari of tbe angry miners.

a TODAY* RACING RESULT*.

First Race. s 7EI Pnvo. to'l. A.t|.Srf.l«!. i 12 to 1. lit..lk In. 8 I. a Time—l:oo 4 6. Second Hair. Prolific. 6 if. I. Combury. t to 1. a lllue ..lilt- 100 It. 1. Tlme~l:13 J6. _ a,**....****.**.. KOREAN EMPRESS TO VISIT JAPAN (By United Pr«.. TOKIO. Aug. SO—The announce.. meni here lode) that Empress Dow ager t'.h. ii of Korea will vlall Japan early la October with her grandxm Keher. tbe Korean crown prince, ha* rau*.-ti ron.lderable Interest. I The official anuoutiet-tiii-nt says: "It ha* not been decided whether: the visit will be temporary or per manent." -,%|__a_l|Eß ma i ia a i a For iikl'i* dynamite to catch Hell with. J. I. Hart and hit tail- Alia Hart, were arrested last night by Game Warden Rtrtl at Maple Val ley. Hart and hi* wife are camp- Ins In the valley, and It I* alle«rtl that they have been kllllnir In Ihi* manner for wune time. They were lodged in thr roast) jail this morning, and bonds for both of them were flted st |SO4. til out and the be»i features of all the season's milt* have la I, put In one. "Just notice the lino of tit* coat. It I* the cutaway Idea purely. I 1,, Idea I* to liiiti the Boat either very long hi front or sloping aharply awuy to the back. You ace hand *ome fabric* are used is .it'll aa embroidery, laces, braiding and long lines of button* in elaborations. "Oh. do tell in, how do .ill 111,.. itr** Tin friend was not a cynic, and an Kilt Kttld: "It Is Just beautiful. If tain mm inltiil I'll li. Lai In your dross maker's with you mid order a mid summer -nil along tho niime general lines as yours." Anil she did! BBBfofr MYSTERY EXPLAINED. -V The mystery surrounding the strikloa out of n.i word "flailing" In 'iiiuinr prohibiting any j fishing, camping 01 hunting M the; Cedar river watershed ha* been' cleared up. It in* thst the bill wsa Introduced by Councilman M hi I'tiv In the council Monde*. night I with the word crossed out. Mayor Miller win hli-i, the bill, now that It I* known Ih.. bill pan i .i tht* coun cil with th. word "flailing" elimin ,i. .1 MEETING It CALLED A meeting va-iirt,.. hi*l«l it,>,ii.hl at R o'clock .at tbe home of T. J. Thiiraton flt tbe corner of Kirk wood and (lieen l.nke boulevard for (hi purpuric of aelectluK Judges, and In pec tors for the primal v elect I SELLS LOTS FOB TAXES. j ..aaraaaa^wa _ 11. ppl< lull. assistant It) tt- .1-1111 -1, t.nlil tS lot* today under tho Deitthorn »f. condemnation act,' for |63aS0, There are «tlll MM lot* to be sold for non-payment of tax*-*, FIND WHOLE FAMILY WITH DIPTHERIA Mute Joseph Garrison. 2 year* old, died last night at 112 lie!! *t. from diphtheria, and two children of the lime family have contracted the dlaeaae. No doctor waa called In, on account of the Ignorance of the* presence of diphtheria by the |.an iii* The first notice received hy the health department van from the coroner's office. Dr. Hall was __- tailed lo iiiM-.ei-i the t .iff and found Ihe two children down with diph theria and (he parenta. Mr. and Mm.j (llenn Garrlnort, recovering preaum a lily from the aam** disease. ON THE FRONT C 'a a Ciily this morning tbe Japsneae I steamer Hblnano Mat a arrived at the Great Northern dock, with paaaenger* and 2.2M5 ton* of freight The veaset. whreh left Hongkong _u»t prior tn the laxt dt*s*trous ty phoon, had a smooth voyage. The steamship Cottsge City ar rived thi* morning from Southesxt ern Alasks with CO paasengers snd 16,000 rase* of ennned salmon. Tbe Cottage City will be laid up Indefi nitely. The *team*hlp -In of Seattle I* due early tomorrow morning from Ala.ka point*. Advice* to the Merchant.* Kx change report tbe Bailing of tbe Jef- i feraoa from Skagwav for Seattle*; yesterday. The Arixonlan from He- i attle arrived yesterday at Honolulu, j The (Milan sailed last night for Skagwav and ih.- Mackinaw left Int.- thi* afternoon for Nome. 'If..- (teamshlp Winnebago I* duel to leave port thla afternoon for Han Franclacn with a general cargo 1 SI..- will atop at Ilelllngbam for a! hlpmi nt of lumber. The German inula Hera and the *hlp Palmyra, alao flying lb. Ger man flag, have been posted on the overdo. Hit and ate np for rein surance at 10 per cent. The Hera. hi command of Captain Fleth. Is out HI dsys Port Talbot, bound for I'laagua .She was last *een June t off tbe coaat of Hratll Th. Palmyra. 116 day* out from Antwerp to Valparalao. waa laat pnken May 9 off tbe coast of Spain. I ijua wafianik "TMC EXCLUSIVE SIVLCSIIOP" I SPECIALS fROM OUR 1 1\*». I Bmamm mm mm m tmmmm ■■'"^**m'fm INFANTS' 111 r\\y I J V'W w*r m* mr*Bm. m m DEP'T ____________ $2.00 Dresses 50c i Come m .i wide variety of colors, worth from $1-00 to $2.00; to close 9H Infants' Wool Vests I One-Half Price i Infants' Wool Vests— broken lines; now ONE-HALF PRICE 25c and $1.00 Sox, Special 10c and 35c Itegularly priced at Isc; 1 (L --now ..Iv* lla.lt (a OCat DOW Girls' School Coats j A large tlli.l of Odd styles and .lie*, worth up l», and f 15.00— $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95

714-716 /fcVV: W S* 714-716 StontlAv,'. J(s/^}m<Z/////n/ Second *T7TT TOC/ppoiNT rARLEY _____ t Mv i It(».MK, Aug, 20.-«*|*_' _, learned f.n, n _, d c Heal More, ihat lh# I** _ day detarmlasd t„ ffij-J I* ArchbUhop Karley a York 10 a cardinals!*. ,7,! October, I* 3, i*

BLOWN THROUGH WALL AND LIVES

Inited Pr Mt HA.VIA lIOHA. N. M„ Asa _* One man I* d-ad. two sre pr^VT fatally Injur.-d and a btUtltstaS It braised today _T I premature cxplrmlon of i).,,,^, 1 I which wa* being low-red 1t,.,,7, oil well here last night. M. Jh,. who waa superintendent of work, wa* the victim of freaks of Ihe dynamite. H« a«. blown 30 f.-et through s tmtiJr snd eacai-ed practically uahtiw BONIFACE LANGTON RETURNS FROM EAST t _-_-_—___ v.":, John 11. lasi-is-trui, mansger «t ti* Washington hotel, back if, Z, ■IM from a alx week*' trip v, at,. ea«t, bringing with I.lm IJ caria__j, •■I furniture for the new hotel. He say* that the New A'tmm ton win be tbe finest sfad moti**. canity appointed holej In tbe u,r.\. we.t, Itealde* having many fetttm In Ibe culalne which mm been .•ii!.-!i;jiti-i] before Is say u,'.i In the north went. I-angtas ttyt U wllf have the bote) ready for tmA n*-i October 1. IGNORES COURT'S OfaDCfL Judge A. W, Frstir' bench warrsnt thi* far tt» srre«t of It. I* Payne, an et_p_..» the N'ortbt-m Pacific t,,!!-,),^ for contempt of court Ptf art »__ la auing for a dlt-met*, tad Pan* _.., norcd an order of tie tmtrt 0 to- 7 pear and show ssm *k. h* *_,<,„•,; not be compelled t*»t _ ,j- tiO a month «llmony.-t'-{^|g^j|»MW THEY GET EttOlfiH t _T 18/ United Pr*M.) laONDON. Aug. 20.—Tk* AM-tf- Vreeland financial ~-stmtirtf-» compow-d of Foiled States teaau alld It-pit tt-lttalllvi**. .i,iio«_et*J I* j day that tbey hsd obtstetd ttf 1 flcient data regarding tbe tutstur* systems of foreign; -nyti'rtet. I*4 would return to America with* Investigating In other einiatriet HAS APPENDICITIS Frsnk Clark, s member of city detective force, take* te tk* Minor bospltsl this montlsi t*9W ing from an attack ml SMsadMHs He will probably submit la erallnn Comfort Statute- The first comfort autkiti ta Is 'establlabed In Seattle man Xammt j open to the public today -.Tat in j tlon Is sltustcd on Pise place, the Jto tbe public market," and Ada .an excellent letting place fare* shoppers. IHBMMHHHNi