The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
September 9, 1908

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EXTRA! VOl. 10 NO. 170. RING RULE REBUKED 808 HODGE SWEEPS THE COUNTY 808 HODGE Th« jcke that maturtd Into a Jofctr —the beat cartt m ih« deck. AGNEW AND BRIER ARE AT LAST ELIMINATED County Boss and Chief Lieutenant Are Overwhelmed by Popular Uprising of Voters. fT Following arc the republican nominations for county ofiices, as far as determined: For Sheriff—ROßEßT T. HODGE. For County Clerk—D K. SICKLES. For Auditor—OTTO A. CASE. For Treasurer—GEOßGE F. RUSSELL. For Prosecuting Attorney—CEO F. VANDERVEER. For Assessor—THOMAS A. PARISH. V__ _. y Bob Hodge won. These three words epitomize the story of the most re- Earkible rebuke ever administered to a political ring in the Kit* of Washington. Bob Hodge, coal-miner deputy from Black Diamond, won tkt republican nomination for sheriff over James Agnew, I". Etk&l buss of King county and supposedly invincible politician. Not only was Agncw, the Ikjss, turned down, defeated by ■■lie man whose candidacy has been treated as a huge joke by ring, but, almost without exception, the ring candidates »r office were snowed under in the primary election yesterday. Those ringsters who won out, because they were opposed «J» multiplicity of candidates, were no less rebuked because preponderance of votes was heavily against them. The "indication" they were seeking was not forthcoming. COUNTY RING DOOMED. Throughout the county, the doom of the old county ring beini told in the returns today. IJoss Agnew is down. Brier is eliminated from politics, and lesser ringsters were other defeated or shown the hand-writing on the wall so plainly 'hat another primary is not likely to tempt them to run. The rebuke to ring rule extended to the vote on the Hum •ation for governor and the endorsement for senator. In the doting for all offices, the widespread opposition to ring rule **s demonstrated. The rebuke of Agncw was the most stinging administered. "«lge carrird Agntw'it home precinct and his home ward, the Third, which is the stronghold of the county ring. i' the First ward, where Agnevv expected to poll 1,000 plurality, the total vote fell far short of that number. For this «et the credit belongs largely to George P. Vanderveer, re- Ptiblican nominee for prosecuting attorney, who prevented the ribution of Ankeny money in the interest of the ring yes ay morning. VANDERVEER PREVENTS FRAUD. Knowing that a large amount of money was to be used among the floating vote of the ward, Vanderveer passed the *w«l down the line that In- would prosecute evrry violation l'lc primary election law which came to his knowledge in t!)e First ward. As it was generally known that Vandervect would U Ihe next prosecuting 1 attorney, the money was held the Seattle Star back, and a large number of floater*, sorely disappointed, did not vote at all. In other wards and county precincts on Agncw had confidently counted, he given the unit treatment. Jack Stringer proved the surprise in the country precinct*, polling J a large share •-I the vote which was expected to go to Agnew, and so contributing to hi* defeat. BRIER SHAKES DEFEAT. K. C. Drier came in for a rebuke but slightly less stinging. Otto A. Case, who opposed him for auditor, won a decisive victory with no other candidates to divide the issue. Return-, official and unofficial, received on the voting for county commissioners indicate the nomination of M. J. Carri gan in the First district by a safe plurality, and the probable nomination of Rutherford in the Third district, although George W. Albin ran well. Frank S. Griffith made a much better ■•owing against George I*. Vanderveer for the nomination for prosecuting at torney than was expected, but Vanderveer is nominated by a good majority. Thomas D. Page, who withdrew from the race some days ago. polled a respectable number of votes. Thomas A. Parish is nominated by a large majority for county assessor over William S. Jennings, his only opponent. A. S. Hurrows stands the best chance for the nomination for county superintendent of school* as the count progresses, with J. C. Dickson in second place and gaining. The closest fight on the county ticket is for the nomina tion for coroner. The returns s.hcnv I neck-and-neck race be tween Wiltsie, Snjdc'r and Sparling, with Covva/i a close fourth. Returns on superior judges indicate an even break between the bar primary candidates and the opposition. Wilson R. Gay, Judge fioyd J. Tallman. William II White, Judge A. \V. Prater, Judge Mitchell Gilliam and Judge Gco. Rl Morris have probably won. PARTIAL RETURNS Shcr,ff I m f nun I'm 1 iiiii|il.ti- |irluIknil>ei«'ilng |»»."«0 of th« f?t.ftoo o*tat« of t)«orso i. DottClaa of Lout*fill* Kjr. of whlrh' ho was a tract**. Latlmrr I' C»r i tar. aIU«, M. J, fY«w>i»iii'. «!U» M J. Kfl!). placod undnr arrwat I !at trio*n taat Ilk*l' l"l" ttt« W. T. iUnkln. of tbv tk>&ohtt» Ih.tr.-tHf. »ad t 'I') Bht^ if! 400 Hill, of Ocomnown. mad* 1 th» arr*at. Cartor. who. a IliU* ntorc than County A«M*«or. It-turns from 81 complete pre clnrtii: I'arl«h G. 311 .l.'iuiliiK 2,413 Prosecuting Attorney. Hcttiruß from 81 caraplrl* pre is V»iMl»r»wr 6,424 Phrc MO frith 2.351 For Superior Judgei. C'omiilfln rifturim from M pif clnrta v«: 1 i" iTnllninn 1,145 Whit. »6B CletneDtioi 545 llMhili- 620 Mmlii KO3 .lurey 733 Allii-i laon 1,085 Pratrr 1.167 nilllum 1,111 Moi rli UO7 VVhlhiiii 295 Ball M *p«r when be -fi trtiH-tl»* m-nry. anil traced by means of Mr*. Man 4« Cuursry, wlUi tiom h» l«ft bum« and for «horn b» di-%n> rtnetc SparllnK 1.*33 WlltaJ* ...1,*90 Hn>ilir 2.060 llorafall H3H Cowan 1.67S County Engineer. ReHartK from isi complete l>rnc# L. Whitu 1,687 County Commissioner, First District Return* from 103 complete pr« clnta: inrhxm 1.«46 Haas 1.30H Hall !>!i..v 2f>2 Anderson Zimmerman 7ftK Conner 782 Redward Cariigan 2,fi!>s I County Commissioner Third District I Itrturn* In.in hi eomjiletc |>re tincts: itutherford 2.69S TtickPr I.IK ft Albln 1.737 (lurdon Vay 763 Kali. 62.1 r'u!l'm 11111 6KI y. At Bellingham. lIKI.MNOIIAM, Hept. B— Kloven coinplPtf rlty precincts out of 16 flte Ankeny 829. Jone« 1,071. Him II 182. Fourteen pr«olnct» complete In Whatcom county glv«» MoOridfl 37K first. 79 Kiroiiil; Mih.l XVi flrnt, 77 HTond. t'onKrove IKI flint, 346 second. At Walla Walla. WALLA WALLA, Hept. 9.— From ill. Incomplete return* which have been received up to thii'Hi'iit time Ilii' vote it: Ankeny 1.6H2, .loiien 1164. In this city Ankeny ircelved 1.176 total, JOBM "l Cosicrove Is leading McDride, net ilm: about 40 per cent of in i choice vntin in.i .in per cent of miiiiiil Mi Hi lit.- In m ."nil At piennnt.Cosgrovo lihs ">or> flint and 221! hi'i'oinl choice voten. Miinl POMEROY MAN WINS OVER H. W. M'BRIDE 8 C. COSOROVE, baa 2M first rtiolre and 12* j nmi choice v t .t. HeUrlde baa 413 first choice votes and 1«4 second choice. Spokane County. SPOKANE Sept ».—lncomplete returns from Spokane county »Iy*i Jon«« l>sf. and Aiik-tiv 692. In ihrni <fiuni.il The vote IK M per cent lof Mi. l I"I ration.

lj ANKENY IN LEAD

Minn precincts out of ,1 total of 221 In King county 1 give for I'nited fct.itrn sen- I mi.i xtil iiv 2,fi28. I .liiiii-h 2.211. I Knell .141. HUGHES LOSES IN THE NEW YORK PRIMARIES (By United Press.) NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—According to official returns today from the primary election held here yetter day. Governor Hughes will not have i the support of Greater New York In the republican convention that la to nominate ttata officer*. Herbert Partons, chairman of the republican count. central committee, today stated that Hughes would have 73 out of the 187 delegates sent to the convention from Manhattan and the Bronx. The vote chows that there Is a strong anti-Hughes sentiment in the tenement and foreign quarters of New York. The Kings county vote shows a total of more than 20 to 1 I against the governor. THE WEATHER TONIGHt AND THURSDAY, IHOWEM; WARMER TONIOHT; LIOHT 8. E. WIND*. Secured Nomination on Combined First and Second Choice Votes With Large Margin. COSGROVE LEADS COUNTY Ninety-two precincts out of a total of 223 in King county give: Meliridc—3,s36 first choice, 1,233 second; total 4,769. Mead I^o6 first choice, 1,360 second; total 3,266. Cosgrove—2,sos first choice, 2,884 second; total 5,382. "'v*/ Sanuu-l G. Cosgrove is the republican nominee for gov ernor of Washington -i the face of the returns so far received from King ■miv am! the state at large. Reports received at Cosgrove headquarters indicate that Cosgrove may win on first choice ballots, and returns on first and second choice ballots combined show him far in the lead of Former Governor Henry \V. Me Bride, his nearest opponent. Returns so far received from Seattle and King county pre cincts indicate that Cotgrove will carry King county on com bined first and second choice votes by a safe plurality. WINS IN PIERCE. Returns from 40 out of 107 precincts of Pierce county complete give Cosgrove 1,185 first choice votes and 1,582 sec ond choice, a total of 2,767; Mead 1,671 first choice, 13 second choice, a total of 2,454; Mcßride 1,113 first choice and 368 sec ond choice, a total of 1,481. Cosgrove's total plurality in Pierce county is estimated at 2,5(0 on «combined first and second choice. In Skagit count conceded as a Mcßride stronghold, re turns from 19 county precincts give Cosgrove 776 first choice votes, Mi Bride 758 and Mead 549. Mi Vernon, Skagit county, gives Cosgrove 139 first choice, 152 second choice, a total of 291; Mcßride 143 first choice and 26 second choice, a total of 169; Mi.1.1 124 first choice, 90 second choice, a total of 214. SECOND IN SNOHOMISH. Incomplete returns from the city of Snohomish, Snohom ish county, show Mead running first, Cosgrove second and M. Bride third. Reports from the eastern part of the state, Cosgrove's home section, are to the effect that he is in the lead, indicating his nomination on combined first and second choice votes, as no candidate will poll the 40 per cent of first choice necessary for nomination on first choice, according to present indications. GEORGE F. VANDtRVEER, Ptoiecuting Altorney.

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EXTRA! voi 10 no no. j RING RULE REBUKED 808 HODGE SWEEPS THE COUNTY 808 MODCt Tht jokt that matured Into a jofctr—th« b««t cat! In th« deck. IkGNEW AND BRIER ARE AT LAST ELIMINATED County Boss and Chief Lieutenant Are Overwhelmed by Popular Uprising of Voters.

Following are the republican nominations for county 9crs. a* far a-, determined: For Sheriff— ROßEßT T. HODGE. For County Clerk— D. K. SICKLES. For Auditor—OTTO A. CASE. For Treasurer—GEOßGE F. RUSSELL. For Prosecuting Attorney— GEO P. VANDERVEER. For Assessor—THOMAS A PARISH. \s_ __ '7 Bob Hodge won. These three words epitomize the story of the most re writable rebuke ever administered to a political ring in the I «tf of Washington. Et»b Hodge, coal-miner deputy from Black Diamond, won ;4e republican nomination for .sheriff over James Agnew, Meal bos* of King county and supposedly invincible politician. *v Not only was Agnew, the boss, turned clown, defeated by man whose candidacy has bctn treated .1- .1 in; joke by ring, but, almost without exception, the ring candidates w office were snowed under in the primary election yesterday. ti': Those ririgiters who won out, because they were opposed multiplicity of candidates, were no less rebuked because preponderance of votes was heavily against them. The they were seeking was not forthcoming. COUNTY RING DOOMED. Throughout the county, the doom of the old county ring being told in the returns today. Doss Agnew is down. *fi«r U eliminated from politics, and les.scr ringstcrs were defeated or shown the hand-writing on the wall so plainly ,™»t another primary is not likely to tempt them to run. The rebuke to ring rule extended to the vote on the ■(III •won for governor and the endorsement for senator. In the jtoting for all offices, the widespread opposition to ring rule demonstrated. The rebuke of Agnew was the most stinging administered. Mge carried Agnr'marJ' *lcf Iio" law which came to his knowledge in First ward. At. it was generally known that Vanderveer M the next prosecuting attorney, the money was held The Seattle Star lack, and a large number of floaters, sorely disappointed, did not vote at all. In other ward* and county precincts on which Agnew had confidently counted, he was given the same treatment. Jack Stringer proved the surprise in the country precincts, polling large share of the vote which was expected to g» to Agncw.j and so contributing to his defeat. BRIER SHARES DEFEAT. 'j E. C. Brier came in for a rebuke but slightly less stinging. Otto A. Case, who opposed him for auditor, won a decisive victory with no other candidates to divide the issue. Returns, official and unofficial, received on the voting for county commissioners indicate the nomination of .M. J. Carri gan in the First district by a safe plurality, and the probable nomination of Rutherford in the Third district, although Georee W. Albin ran well. Frank S. Griffith made a much better showing against George F. Vanderveer for the nomination for prosecuting at torney than was expected, but Vanderveer is nominated by a good majority. Thomas D. Page, who withdrew from the race some days ago, polled .1 respectable number of votes. Thomas A. Pamh is nominated by a large majority for county aixensor over William S. Jennings, his only opponent. A. S. Iturrow* stands the best chance for the nomination for county superintendent of schools as the count progresses, with J. C. Dickson in second place and gaining. The closest fight on the county ticket is for the nomina tion for coroner. The returns show a neck-and-neck race be tween WUtsic, Snydcr and Sparling, with Cowan a close fourth. Return!* on superior judges indicate an even break between the bar primary candidates and the opposition. Wilsun R. Gay, Judge lloyd J. Tallman, William II White, Judge A, W. Fratcr. Judge Mitchell Ciltiam and Judge Gco. E. Morris have probably won. PARTIAL RETURNS Sh.rlff. Kftnnri from 101 complete pr« rlnct*. ARnew .2,790 j Htringwr 1.1*2! JfmlKo 4.250 I'l.llllM Ifiii 11.i.. 39K Uvoilcy 246 County Auditor, rtfltiriis 'nut) i prwiocU, i K. C. Ilrler H.STfi Otto Cat* 4,817 County Tr«aiur«r. Ititiirnn from HI complete pre- clnntii; (iorduri 2,663 1,,-vy 2,fi9« RotMll 3,087 Codnty Superintendent of Schools. I{.«22 'i 111..11 br>u Dickson 2 >D43 IEATTLE, WASH., WEDMSBDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 190 ft PRICE ONE CENT COSGROVE FOR GOVERNOR AN APPRECIATION i— Brattle, Waihtnctan, B»|it«mbrr 0, 100*. To tt.» Dally Rur: Tb* Sim has rbamplon'd it focxl, itralght and iiilriil tnlnUtratltin of public truita and In mi dutnit b»* rendered iih' a *»-i\ii« I rennot u.|. ijimiiii I O.nhi- to arhnuwli-(iK« my i-ih.iiibl obligation to you and (o say further tbat thllllllllllll and alalaa r«4 with niit*t»!ln« |N.IN| of th* ITS.ooo ••tale of U«ora« U I».i>min» of U>atiTtn«>. Ky of which b« «Oi«!l, alia* M. J Kelly, wu plarod uodnr arr«st I ■it ni.« lie iwii. and Uvputjr Khtr Iff Jo« Hill, of U«orcHo«D. road* th» arr*«t Carter, wba, lltO» B»or« Uuib County AiHllor. FUtnrni from SI corapletit pr* clnrta: Pariah 5..111 J««nnlni{ 2,413 Prosecuting Attorney. lift urn* fll.m 81 complete pi rlnrtii: VBn«l«TViH>r 8.424 I'HRf (>9O Oilffilh 2,351 For Superior Judge*. f'n J.ot;:. Prater ...1,157 UllllHlM I.HI MorrlH 1,107 Wii»f.hi w:> Dell f-- ciith mu«J>- ht» iiviuK t.v dtiltiK mid i->l>* ml In practically t-»-i»t»U*-^». a It* was lii adh it rf for in of Of liukerton i>. !ii u\." •niniy, and wa* 11 »*i ft by mean* of %ii« Mary HÄ» Courwy. iui [♦bom U" l"fi MM for whom fe* d.srii..i! |,!h »Hni rlncu; flparltOK I.m WUtal« I.9S»Q Bnyder 2.060 llorsfall S3fi Cowan l.T.i County Engineer^ li>-tuum from «l complete w j effect*: James M Morrtooa 3. amiM i. Whlt« 1,687 i Ceunty Commissioner, First District Returns from 103 romi>le>t« i>i|it. It— l"li mii comt'l''"* r"y |>r«'olnfl» out of 16 give Ankcny XVJ, Jones 1,071. it 113. Fourteen preclncla romplvtai In Whatrom county iivi Mcllrhln 37K first, 7!i nooadi M«'«d 422 first, 77 Mcoad, Coscrov* l«l first, 346 second. At Walla Walla. WALLA WALLA, He|>t. From lh« lnroiii|i|f>le r«*l»rns which tmvn l)»'«n received lip in the |)r in the ium". and A ninny 692. In the contest for eoni;r«*s!i Alllca I'olnil.-xl. r lenity with 1.433 first choice votes. Up i- apparently nominated. Mi Mr) ha* carried the* county no far, (tolling 2,016 flr»t choice mm. Mini C2l second choice. Mead 1.279 first choice and i Td9 second, O'sisrove 60S first choice and 1.208 second. Th« votes In 32 precincts out of 111 have l»-n.v 2,«2». I JuncH 2.211. i Kn.ll '.II HUGHES LOSES IN i THE NEW YORK PRIMARIES (By United Press.) NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—According to official returns today from the primary election held here yester day, Oovernor Hughes will not have i the support of Greater New York In the republican convention that Is to nominate state officers, Herbert 1 Parsons, chairman of the republican county central committee, today I stated that Hughes would have 73 out of the IR7 delegates sent to the j convention from Manhattan and the j Bronx. The vote shows that there Is a strong anti-Hughes sentiment in the tenement and foreign quarters of New York The Kings county vote 1 shows a total of more than 20 to 1 against the governor. THE WEATHER JON4GHT AND THURSDAY, SHOWERS; WARMER TONIGHT; LIGHT 8 E. 'WINDS. Secured Nomination on Combined First and Second Choice Votes With Large Margin. I COSGROVE LEADS COUNTY Ninety-two precincts out of a total of 223 in King county K ive: Mcßride—3,s36 first choice, 1.233 second; total 4,769. Mead— 1.90 first choice, 1,360 second; total 3,26 V"). Cosgrove—2,sos first choice, 2,884 second; total 5,382. v. Zl Samuel G. Cosgrove is the republican nominee for gov ernor of Washington on the face of the return- so far received from King county am! the state at large. Reports received at Cosgrove headquarters indicate that CosgTOve may win on first choice ballots, and returns on first and second choice ballots combined show him far in the lead of Former Governor Henry W. Mcliride, his nearest opponent. Returns m> far received from Seattle and King county pre cincts indicate that Cosgrove will carry King county on com bined first and second choice votes by a safe plurality. WINS IN PIERCE. Return* from 40 out of 107 precincts of Pierce county complete give Cosgrove 1,185 first choice votes and 1,582 sec ond choice, a total of 2,767; Mead 1,671 first choice, 783 second choice, a total of 2,454; Me Bride 1,113 ins- choice and 368 sec ond choice, a total of 1,481. Cosgrove's total plurality in Pierce county is estimated at 2,500 on»combined first and second i hi In Skagit county, conceded as a Mcliride stronghold, re turns from 1" county precincts give {TOVe 776 first choice votes, Mcßridc 758 and Mead 549. Mt. Vernon, Skagit county, gives Coftgrove 139 first choice. 152 second choice, a total of 291; Ifcßride 143 first choice and 26 second choice, a total of 169; Mead 124 first choice, 90 second choice, a total of 214. SECOND IN SNOHOMISH. Incomplete returns from the city of Snohomish, Snohom ish county, show Mead running first, Cosgrove second and Me I'rule third. Reports from the eastern part of the state, Cosgrove's homo section, are to the effect that he is in the lead, indicating his nomination on combined first and second choice votes, as no candidate will jmOI the 40 per cent of first choice necessary for nomination on first choice, according to present indications. GEORGE F. VANDtKVEER, Piosecuting Attorney.

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a KJNG OF MIST FAL.LS n. DOWN BUT WINS Run* n Remarknble Race at Meadows -Long Shot* Show Up. A* the m.■■• Him draws to clone, (he r.rowdx in> Inrivaaliiß at The i Meadowu. and In of a card! lamentahtv larkltkß In rl«s«. there was lar««n>>in- and the Kinkii about »tot»d each other off. I'll.- King of the Mist, who went to the poat favorite In th« fcunth re.ee, had tv he Mock* the heat to win. Doing around the first turn the horse Rtumhlod and (.is to hU knro*. and Jockey Ktiig was al most unseated, jnst Raving himself by clinging to his mount's neck. When he had climbed back Into the Mddto, the field were lengths away, but King took after the leaders and bis mount made up ground in a re markable manner, lie waa second at th.- head at the stretch, and at! i the finish eaalty overhauled \\«p. th# i>»'viiuii. .in.l won by half a length. The victory was .i s.-tiaa tlonal one. as after his tumble the!' horse did not look to have i chance j and both aa) and home m.-i.- loud-, LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS ■v RiruotK. Th« long-shot player r*rtatnly had plenty of opportunities to clean up >t-itrr.l.iv. Miii U'.nn Han nab and Alma won. whll* My Hurpriso. to i«» I: Mldmont. ;" lit-ur, 104 to 1. and John J. Mohr, CO to 1, •••r M.'.!i!!inn the barrier went up to the third race, and «a» b ft at post. A stable h«or* th« third rat*, by being kicked tn the brad by Hloudy. ll' was leading Yank by the brldl« around lh» pad dock, and was directly Iwhlnd ttloody. warn that animal lot with both he«ls. hoof cantht tb* unfortunat* man M tho atd* of th« hf a-1. Jus! b«iow th« n.-. and knockrd him srosvless. It. was taken lut.i dM -m-».>» room and soon r>'vlv>>li tin- nlatra tioas of th- track physician, who t.aaiU«»-«l up his head and mi htm home In th starter's *a«on V lM>n| r»--«« Mia Our Platform Honest Cloth—Good Tailoring— Fair Prkes Money Back if You Want It cj>. That platform is just jv^^- as good capital as it was >'oars a when jj^jj^ we began our sue- S&k in) Jw^ c''ss We aye never Km f.fai' attempted to im- I^sfejSE^p' prove on it, although we have added to it j||^/?j i a wide experience as WMf fl to style and beauty ■j^i^ 1 that makt'^ the H Ml substantial princi- JH rail pies even more at- V mfi There is no dead line j^ w&> The store that clothed S§ your father, and probably your grand father, is over-exact in every detail. We have every facility for the tailoring of good and satisfactory suits—the other kind we don't keep. All of which can be easily proven if you give us the chance. See that your next suit carries the Illegal label. Your money back if you want it. it p' iifj^— thelhub 615-617 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. JOn the Square Opposite Totem Pole ly rhpertMl upon til. it return to the •In tut Mi-.l.Hltu; tl.ini; ill i>riivi-d a Stir prise In Hi.- twrt»»arold ritw, Aritnnaiit. (loUI.-n tnlolo. th« Mil illoili rntry (Hteel mi.l Mlcat'la) ami Hoi m »i>i all |il«)'-.i la licnt her, mid i»he w««nt to thi» |K>«t a tn'«Ui'cti>d tsti»l tboi SluBt to the front ••hiii nftor the ntart mid ii never headed, wlunliiu dy a |m ctintrnder* nil run ptHir r»r«-« and riulsh.-l nowhere. Alma 11. iiii.i fiiiiiinti.'it a Kiir prise when he BUM from iiowhern, al I. tu 1. and raptunnl the firth rare by a head from tVni'rn, tin' favorite, with N'iUllr HunipiH) only a lione u«.iv The latter wan the beat horae In Iho r»rt\ and but fur recvlvlriK a poor atart. and alto an Incompetent rtde from 11. Wilson, would have won by hlmm-lf. In the last 1.1. tho pulillc til ii> Hill) I't-.iliii.iu and nm>)i> him n r. i..r. ihot. After ltonheur, at 100 to 1, had 1.-it i" a wide mnrctn moat of the way, Hilly I'utlman fame on In the atietrh aud beat I>> easily. John J. Mohr, at a write >our-own ticket price. rinlnhed thtrd. 'n the head and a bad shaking up. IIU rarapn whs a renmrkattle nne. •a. had the kick landed a trifle higher tip, the man would have: ii kill.-d 1 Red- Walker had a good bet on Htlljr Pxillman. the winner of the "i rare, a be thought the boi«» *aa a rI licit. John W. Schorr was reported to liar* won a big bet when Mt^tdtlng Hannah came home In front, lie {ot SO to 1 for some of his money. Kd Bottle bet $240 on hi. filly, Told#n Oriole, and held her In his took, and as resutt lust 11.100 to the race. He beat every other race, however, and lU-atljr knocked down. Jack Hhan mm said that the only other borne In America who had ever perform- M a similar feat waa 13 Klo Key. who won In the same manner one SCHOOL DAY SPECIAL Pnttl en Clothing for th« Boys. Regular $3.00 Suits only CROWN CLOTHINQ CO, 11J1 first Ay«. j 0 THK STAR WKDNKSDAY, \U i-«m t I summer*! I.>- a.' Waihln.ton park, t'llll v Will Hull. id.- Mult l-'i in..■hiii Chronicle correspondent, lit 66 shot trnni now on In th« Hooters' siiidrH \iMi>in> who lti\«ii| him "riMil" Kliu: of the Mil tiotnu yea '■•i •li v mil li II v"i It" In good lif I in that price. Matt vi.-i lost a j!*.ii>'i..-i when tir, Coli'iunn was I..mi. n in (tin first 1 mri>, The horutt pulled up *cry 1 lami hud gone iwnv front th« post with iiu field. ii.« was i.if length* tn tin- had, and thon fin l'.h>'.l lU'ronil. flus l''i.iii.w,.in would have (wen a wealthy man If lloracu 11. li.nl i won. lln had a Iliki-i In his hont itatllnK ll'ii* to nothing, _ Sum Illtdrelh will probably have 1!..' -in.ii ki.ilil,. at it loinl I next winter, 1!.-*i.|i i his |ire«ent Rtam. Mi'iiii-i'iii.'ii. Meellck and I'ncle. he recently puichased I 1• Iw» year-old ritihcihert for IU.OOO, i Hi>- Kivh] threw year old King i .linn.-, from John B. Madden for $IO.(HH», aad a yearling filly by i Mn/.«i:.m I a l» Hop** 1,11 ft.&oo. Maskette, Jame* II Keene't I Rrrat twoyrnrolil filly, and the winner of thi Itussroore, (in 1. U..-I. i.i si Charles, 10 ta 1. Time— l:l3.

KETCHELLIS NOT DEAD ________ (By Umi.j I-O3 ANOEI.K3. Hept. Sun iff Krlchelt, the f- at. middle Wright lumpi.iii df the world, whu reported to it-. in>: this morn- I ate a hearty lunch at nnon and ••sit.-.! for a ulrntl .mini town aftfr having spent the morning •m»lbohtlln« Itarnn l-nnt:. man j ager of the Jeffries Alhlrili- club, laughed al i!-..- r. ;..t! that Kclcnell in wri condition. "If you had iwn him yestenUjr afternoon playing with hi* doxa, or tht* morning spinning aruund .In an automobile, you wctqld not l»-!i.-w be «#ry near dratb* door." dc-riarwl l.'>ns Kctchett I not he found lal* this afternoon, but be It *tpecte4 return to hit quarters thU eve ning and officially dray that be la I RACING AT BUTTE « *trk fund -f Mian*' u»l.« N*»« lit is. (i Hull* til wk in'.t.r t«l r- i,!?.«•■! ta ir j It 111* ii-.^t rn•#•.»# n« Ju-!«» fir t»fcl ISM Blfkl. J-k., 1....... IS» i «hrM.«r »:-i.i:» n.it Vll tHM»« ilt Ml. IS T w.i.>l la Ir.n .n I. v l«. llh dlitrttoa ..f Uuif Mn.. f T..« Tkatvi unit T»i:.■•[-».t I i 1 li Mil* a •t.!>»h'fc l r-« ..I m 1 Illirk tfctr* run. i -.1 j I >r -r ril ,n M.r I d«a [r |I' t n Tim* I tl. i' a .j«>--,'", «»n Hi.rl «v»4 VM •T. 11..M Tll»» GAS EXPLODES; SEVEN INJURED (By United »»r... I/)S 'AN(;K!.f», Brpt. >.—Bl* flrrmrn and an 11-yc-arold atirl were badly burned and •hlo«lon of w dar ing a amall fire In a plumblnn ahop on Sooth Main at. lato >.«i. i.|a> afternoon. Three of tho men were blown Into the afreet. Two com t>anlea i>o|iond»d and Iwu firemen were lent Into the bailment to make tnr« ther« were flames there. One of them carried a lan tern and the Raa, which had btwn KaihfiliiK In the cellar, exploded. Thn girl. Mildred Vajar, »m aland- InK on the walk In front of the lahop -ml wan blown into tln> •tri-et. Score of Jockey* in Contltt for Cup The ■MBj day of th«" runteit '■■Mill the Hdfri for the ntlver cup ■jffir.il by the uKxiatlon flnda JArrhlliald leading with I.', point*, Mt-niry atirond with II point* and Walsh tn third plare with 7. Iho acorex of thn i.st are an follnwii: KlnK 8, Harris 6, II Wllxon ti, Co bum r>, Kik-iiht Mrlntyre 6, Uusrcll 4, Hcorllle 3, Andrews 2, Knttlß 2 and Hli. li .ci 1. Thliiit third. lln had no rliann.a j In tlu" fluid yesterday but Kot a lilt. -f ~Ti m in i nrm Lif~i"m? irim»TT^""'','"'r'l"l PRIZE s.;t FIGHT V win.if. JACOBS lUNOHIOI], COLMA, Cat, Hept. n —Last Moiidaj i wi-uther for i In- Mornn Atlrll fight wan considered p.-if.ri for scrapping purposes, hill today li«d It li.-itl.ii ID ways. uiri'ii a breath of «ln.l iiin.il the flan ■ii the Mlanlon ntritn fence, while (he early arriving liUnilii rlli« ai'li'i ti'd Hi.. Mhady sldn of tin- fight stadium. t'oHlti-mt and In iiiiuty r.is.n col larlid tbn arrival of the preliminary IhH II Tin. iiatial colored citntlnitrnt wits on 1..m>l Is always the casn when (laitn fights and Hi.- fair act, ..hi spicuous by Its iii.wiiu. last Mon day, wi»» '111. more nut In force, i.mi- aerm* to |mi i|ii!tx a draw- Ing card with thn wom«n funs An hour ttefore th* fight tin- hlt*ach«r* were but half filled, the public But aecmtng to take kindly to the It price. The Chicago moving picture in.-n were on hnnd with 13.000 feet of Intm. enough tn cover the entire 45 rounds If necessary. Dr. Krone, who purchsned the movlug picture prMlt'Bn. xtated Hint 11l the event of n." mill gnttig the limit bis film would cost II '."."I Itettlng at Hi- ringside waa ei ii.'iii.'U btlak, 10 to 6 on Nelson as v favoitte ttelriK offerrd. There was also considerable wagering lit even money on Uaus' ability to tlay or not ti 23 round*. At l.'.j the preliminary boys. Joo Mi ii»r~o» till ;:,i«- i :i. iv, i i 9 (•It li..>m ii« n.j...'rn. i ..i. II Mr i |l i» I, It li Ml* Iw •■-.i.n,»n («.im ♦'x i, •♦I V >1 'ft i' 11, i I III* W.i.l—f iMmmi ...........,|l 'I I* I* IKIM till I*ll I'tabrlaran m«t«1...,....,.,1i It T- I T« f u it I hi* f.. i it, M |w.«i»« c«l »ff -i-.l~Jc, (aMaia 1*... B*»— W% *4 V, %mr »1« Joakar 0» «1 lot M«44>i»« Ilium .r.ir.ti tf I l» t« I'si iu—j II It mill >i .l|# -,i\ w*.i in,. 1...1 n» i r^i^KmHf t.s lit I lt*l Akl trlh* «y«. t'%f I t All»rrl» U l Al i•, r>tf nm TtM»—:tl: .11 ItT H.« »»h i. t.| II rt ,lv, s f i..4. ii,,. v T'«ib.« i»i r«ir«« IH*ri n»« i ,i 4.;,,. lkta««k m■• m 4*».u 4)4 l?""?^(^J?f»« lti« ii»j.« 1 Wt ml 14 \lll!7~fur^m»%»f 't>» 5T '"'l' i*»Bf«r«i... ...IH I i,k-.».. lilt *«lt «9f«lr M.«.. 11l I I IS n.:if> i. ..,u.. i til lit* 11.;.,,.. ,M.> 11l 1«, >v, t V>«. 1,.1,r ».f ..T*'*'** 4 l-*^ Hiltg It II M »aM miki.l.. Olf 111 Ti ii 11. 11l I 1U...-1, n,.l .No. 1.. 1 ,h f., )l ,K>. f-i «it k I. j^ii.i i iur.i»ii7> T,.».i *>.i,r.ri Don -1 for «ll Lin T*:*>«i.4 Wan fu.« ih,.. 4>l«la( nii»«t«i mi .f h k»ll «i..i i.. i i.. i. N.i.i t...» h«m s t't >t fi^m far Mbl«>* >*l 1>» f, ai. i.n.14 II IK! N.l'f. IC(I»II.. ..11l I IHt'H'S*' tl t* lISI '11..1..H l>*n.» 14. M>t!a« M!m m>i.h ii.. tM«t ll* Mumblwl fit »t\m wan. i after kl* f-.i.i i W,p .1,1, i ,m« kad M ikihm. I'HIl m.u.'l(il! V*, 1"* fl'W M««. l**lu"« Tht»» r*M »I 4« U|»»u« ln«.i llan* *MI U«k«r— Wl Hi' Sk H lir" Via J.K-k., o» rT •111 Alma 11-. IT*uH(l ,l»t T V is I" Mmrr I* II lit* umu.|i'.h'«ii>»i •II }'s:> AWaUh II Ml lilt Nalll* Hum|.(.o lilr.(i«.«n> .Ii i 11l I I* li, It Ii Mr l-al (Knaalroml .lit i i Mii M.ii ii lift |i. k «\.i..» na.ii.,l, in i« t>t t* Alan* it II IISI Ai.i.-i.. .11,,,.,. .......l»t i« i" j-i,;. H.H). II ft lilt IM n.-s. ii-1.t.. n. 11l 4 I* 4' I" Ar. I t I H.n..» II ol.r*. aknw. llutnpav It akow Winn.r >h Hilmi™ h«mi i.voikl r>ali..il lir J W Taunx f>tarl Wan ftral II driving Mar cam* fr ih* rl«u>U laat f...: c n., n W«l»h i napping at «i I M nicp,, allow*4 l«» lt«# low far out bf It clva«4 faat Magian* had «i »-I Mi I'al mail* yp gimnd •'"I"' KIXTII n a.-i: ..r.. mlla an4 fifir *«i:ir.« THr****aroldi "1 Ut*a^a|(>l Vatl U I■• tlf aft i! 49 lir 1,1 ii.... and O»n»f— Wt Hi v v m r nil 7* I«H Ar'ht'.l,l |»a 111 li«.nh.gr ■>,.km. Dial |»W-» l« I* l» I' HWliV.in I* M 'i.i John t Mt.hr .ii..'.,.,. (if i> fa M.iKrV I* III! ii,.,..i,..,i,ii.. (Kodlak i 111 I* v ii, 4>* WM^lni.r II it ll(« Kalrrauwt Ult» la |i t' IH >H A". rt II l! tint iwiir iM,,..n, i.k »mmt »s .r Man,.... I Cain) Iti fit i* |i f 1» .-h.,...:i ii 111 Illark I--,.1 i>|. r ..i,»! ill I 1. lilt Hanio miaaa ir>ur»*r> I*l 1 i- JT,„»!?." J! J! iit. u,.m.n,rr «i..i.. .._._., '|V »!J«J.»..>!_jri«i.^__iJ {J Al poll 4 mlnula* off ai 44t TlwM- 14; 1 11 |it| l-ullmaa II ».la.^ II ahn» Oontmur plai-». It ahow. v .1,1 It aluv Wlnnar b lll.nhalrn-Anitrlaa, Train»4 br Wolfa Mlarl r I Wnn aaalljr N.il IM# ilrlilnc f.illman rama an nhin r»dr anil lirp. .-1 1. it .1, had >rM at •i. —.1 M ihr (1.H.11..1 faal urnlar a Uflta) Maitraaa knnrkad oul oV II onl fir"! RIIIIATA —In 1141 Edwin T, n walghl ahtmlil 1.. |tj. RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD r-" •"«'«",'">«»-mr«1 "f Flight .n l.««. tnil V, 1.. .r I 1.J1..1., I 1.v.1 Tin.. (Of •■""I rr«a.» -IIUITI «n»r .nird Tim* -mi 1 ,-,iii:\i, iur. N. V., H»pt. I— tnll»-llurgh 11,1... Wolf won. litrnn t»._ CTT B a«c.in llulil.ard ihlnl jor ii.,/ Kr-nttlt' lioyg wrri' Tin.. 1 mm hlKlily plemioil wlih iholr iroatmoiil mil, .mi fi.a.ui f >nii,«.m« rni.f In Portland. o Mil DEAF CAN HEAR H....1 fall la lnmii a »i. i F..r liiilipi |. both probably it full pound ondtr weight gil, »»lil to Ms*' "Wo IN both aji.-ttr light, am i w«?" Mi! retorted; i ami one of US 111 going 10 l'« I'M* IIkIiI Whllo waiting fin llm IIkIiI welghta to mine lulu tin- ling, thn cruwil mil- il luiiiiiv for Hill I'apke., riiiiiju" a ml**« i hap »nf KetrhH. told him that Kvlrhrl would not Nitht •catu unlit t'hrUtma* tnlrr th. ning. At «i ii.mi [i.it..m>.i Ma waa wlldty ehnerwd. T. J..!>••• I'apka'a manager. Dr. Krun* of Chicago and O.mll ll»!>. Mi'! 11l iimiiHK, I" 111 HO llill" rlloi-hnd. (iana put thtwi whVrd right buuka lv J»w. Ncl Great Bargain All Mr,11,1 I Hh»»» B( J Om I Irtni, .-n mil at |ir M !t prr r«nt h»luw (mlmy iulc» Hal* i now mi m ■iiin i si. iiiiiisiir in. M I MI-.OV 1U I.L. -I arm 10-pl romltiK nft«f him riau* put inn. i iii-.iii 1,1 **>4j Nataofl Irlod 111 fl»;lii in i lOW rangi) and labbi Jim will) lint (J left, (lana Inn, Wit H«'ili h "i* hard right hiind [itim ii>" khmik HttiMl" had no difficulty In find- Ing t'laflln and also hit Jorko In iln- fifth Inning In th« aUth. |i.i Iliilto had ii. 't 'I.i- m'.i'-, H.ul.ti. nrlil In to liMp tic at!l« down, lie did a pretty k i t I ...Hi |4« ii 1b I T J I f till II lrik i i i j t-inrmt. p t i i

11....... p i i tm«i« it i* tt tf v a i.. ■ffflttfll H.m. MttMM l« lanmiD! i in i«. i lh.il> M •Mill* tf II 41 liiaw I! II X VlHruor t It I i. I i,■-■. I H.""lm f«44*rk a.4 t H«k --m. Mall u4 «h«i >«li.in\i ltu.it

Tat* Tt «4 41* m■•••..« i it .tit *i- tl KM rtn>4'ii>M« tt .tit .i .ii 41 tt tt tl It W.n 44 II .|tl I 41 II n> T»«l»»«"» Umm— Tatk —N«« T««l«(l AM Kmtf'As" "CukO C at. W --n 1^ «l IN'V IMNM tl .t« 1-fcfcM* t| tt •I l-.-u.. Tl tt

I l ..1..,.)..« 41 *l Mn.inn 41 .411 s-- T«fh 4* t« .111 At I t. iw.r I Al ...I.^l Ol I .s. I. I'lttllHll At »«:.;i H f I. Ma i Al i-tvii.a-.i-i.i. rii .I. I. T«* I _____ CaMTMIMtm w« ft«a*tM it .141 Tt Tl ffH..fc:.!.J I* in tMl.r- la aonin prnmla liik new tiiist.-il:il 'I'll., aquad will turn out at Woodland park this afternoon. In th« word* of Coach l>wli of 111.- ilhlllnn'i.ll hlßh achiMil fiMittiall tram. We air all ahot to pteoM in f\i-rv di-partiuput of thn MM mutt Hi-I ,it all dovnlop. from Ihn big »i|ili»il of younßßtiTft now on hand, a kicker nnd quarti'i'bark to fill Woo Coyle'a k!h.i.h I.HI of Muita for thn big aquad will delay tho Initial practice tor a Hiilh and Knilly Tucker riled ault In Hi. auporlor court yesterday it i;:itit!.( th* 5.M111... lUnton .Somli,-in railway for 14.900 for 11vt a^-nri money, I in ar« the I'ltlnburg I'lrn!veial former year*, j and the Chicago Cubs, t>re*eut hoSd Of Mi*' world* l't-> f'hance, manager uf the Cnb*. I* 'ii" of the bralnlent men who ever tt^SE BALL MM fiy Zhm- i-ail .-'i and 25 year* aco—ln an rxhlbitlnn Kami* at i'!«».•!»»:'! a f-•«• ■lno»--r« >l».ui«l.i and wbrn baju-ball had laaa of the ntraminr> bank mi- »i.. from a player* raataga of vtn than it ha* lodajr.

The ball playera of today do not wltte auptirm to their fti*l>4a. t nor do they encase carriages aho* their admirer* over th« town, j Aluri there was a Mil better! fe«tllnK of "romradrshlp" In the old day* than no*, and 'In mlim-m of lirotherbood Included the much- j abated umpires. On* day, atnaic In the Tim llurat made his ap|>earanre in Ho* i ton ao arbitrator. Karly In the;. came llurxt amt McKean had MTacn iiiH*> daj ft**" I portion of out* Income. It *a* jjflnr^jfu^tL itrcngthcnlng of Character; It B"*01 W/Xf> 4ih^iii^w Indepond.-nce; It means A. imiuUtia* •SfKri* fir »nd !*rKer than yoO C»n 1»flllJ jjHl| li^ ri'all/1% until you havo lv*' e"0"v work for l« »otk' pf iiil^iiiß!/'^' 1 lng f"r "'•"t>v moulhl lfc* S 1'* ti idrmriiLi B i- I"tl"M whlch v p"rna 1"'>;l"s ln turu'! r!! !ji|^MirKß""M» parti InH'ii'sl on itself Compoua I! I* Ji"!! 1111 Interctl MMM irowi to Important »l»;« Mlt/NDAVNGS u->>r rourw>-"" •■u"l't>u>r and i^ri7^*W You niluhl koI more on stocks. bo»« I v tf||R>^s^* or other •et-urlllci and you mlchl o* I -^Lii-^*^""'^ This you get oagtly. surely, without tt« 3*i»ifnlm, f ,w,Mh T ,M *UK or worry which nil must Incur.» H. an.i.iiuuiiii mi., r...,., n.mk. nuiKlng other Investment*. L Scandinavian American Bank wmmmmmAia*ka building, Seattle, U. S. A.**"* handled a team, and b* I, dtrnt of wlntilnic out in the Cmi da*h for tin- flag. Kr.. Hank iriuj a l, . from long ••r "Come on," »aM. "11l «*k« yoi; to a new collar." ~3tig|AtiKJ "Dant do it: don't do It; mm «v 801. whimperingly and tmabßatfr.' "»*« it a aham* tn think of them chart)*- I IS centa for a litU* wiap lIMM r-> tnioi yonr throat, vbeayn; I ran gel a great big drink xHi uidi# amouQU** WASHINGTON NISI OPENS FOB TEH Tfa* Wathlttfton hi«k wkeal k» 'can Ita nih )"»t*r*tj I Mian Hilda ItMKhi.ia. a (n4wi*li i the claaa of 'OS, i i too* kolo to an apprw«uiJT# ti*>aV:j I'riurlj.al Win. P. O-lzr-r than apt* !ii>tj;iriK the lisror.ilnt poptis I*4 j atklnic for the help of the atatal i if nl r In geltieK »*< i»nmiik I tRUMI l.«i«biuk«« SMI HlitHt r*(*r«ncM Cui4* toaa at j *4rt<« •call!* «m<*— in »«tk. iui| -'--rrJ

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ARRESTED FOR Blfc SOLD DUST THEFT to New Phase of Old O.m«. iffltneJ "f te\n« lmplleate«l In bT» *,c«*j *,t!« Via MSl**®**' »f>4 t-HanrM 0l Wa»hlngt««i rtk»inlea kwnJ*, Jam«-« H, Heem la*t evening, a* he ,«j f:\u-.i the tti-amer senator f^Kove. The »rrp«t w«« made JTCBT patrolman Hubhartl on a 1 Itut' Iwued h* deputy Tnttrd Mar»6as I'harlea nrvlbetbla :|fjJJI7iMCo'tONIST RATE 9. VfAboowl durlnsr Sertfraber and i *t»W*l« Orrson H. U. Nhvlsa. Chlc»i;« to Seattle, I3S 00; Ma Lool*- *'i sw: Kan»M City. Ska/! •*«sna»tSon f>a :s!.«h>-i'. and »t t!nl*»n Ticket Office. SRrtt At«- E. B. Ellis. Uen. ARt. i 1 (I I Your Credit! I Is Good I A3 kind*' of New Kull 1 I Coats. Skirt*. Waists 1 I tsd MUltorry. i* 118* aMortment »l r. I> winirr I ill* Prices 1 I ft? JO op to $90.00. I fill' Uada of r«>«tH at H J eederate cam. f -'-3 I MILLINERY. jf.jj SBay yt>ur N>w Fall |il I" Great variety to I' Sid from. ONE PRICE TO ALL, LI I CASH OR CREDIT. I f A *mall (taytnent down IS and a little each week or r nsontli You can wear thi> 1 coods while you are paying g for thun. r.^ Westberg Chillis I tSti Second Ay. 131 J. H "THE CiIOTE-RANKINcdr-—^ i—(WO3to|4IISECONDAVE.COR.SECONOA^«»UNION^) 1 M V\ Broken Lots of Haviland China 'W i vu To Close Quickly Special Prices yfX Way Under Cost *i^L "S Two **ft'Tt>Jy d««ef»rat«»d ojmn atock H»-fl«ntnn»r»4r rr«liicnd*. ■■\*»s?Uv, ""iSir/ e To clo»« th« Hub thin Ml »»tr»>m»!i tow price* »ri» g i..t»^*^S* :i" j£? ct> orl *lll*' ft**' *m not ron»l4«r»Kl wh«n ip»rl*l prtc*« vm i; S«l£r/_^^fiE2?fSS3« made, lnclndnl In U>* lot are plate*, ptattcni, nfttmral*. ban* dish ;.^^~i»«»l«i mi s^^^^ Mi rrnkt- pl*tr* rupn imiir#r» »nd a narnhfr of t.iti.r i>l«t«-«. 'I^Sg^wg-. J*llS3^BiO Com« wirljr the price* ar« unaiiuaily low. For tniple. IBg" —"—-~siM(a^ Co»er»4 Dlnh that »old in th» r«.««i!«i for |(.00, U Qfl ;.^-SS^^^^**-"*lyia^l^- offered ml JOl» English Porcelain Prettily English Ihnntrware finished With Decorated Cold Edge f i* f of English porn lain tl«>ri.r Thin M»t of t'txtloh porrt In enamvteti blup. fln!>hrd with narrow gold MX and Miwiilhllii rmtrr!)' o#w— «l|rtng an »llt«« ptiitrs— iß»talar rlr«> for M plec**, t12.»3; C 7 CO ft^milar. prir« fur SO pk*et, »t3 85; *7 Crt I mh prlr« ijltJu Mil- price 41 iJU I **sral*r prtre for 100 pieces, €1Q 7K H. prl..- for 100 i.lmti, CIO 7K tl«SO; Mle prlc* $luif 3 t24.80; «al« prlr« I 0• f J Mattress ''-IpccUl M»t!rct» one of tho»« rest-lnduclnK •tylcs. built of whl!» «itton and co»or*d In a me» grade of tat«en-Clnlib«(i I'.-ifir h .lu il roll; top t«sirtly tufted. Tbla number weigh* 40 pound* and usually mil* for 110.00. lj|H^ Pantasote Covered WBSS^S5SlS^^^^rSS&^ Livingroom Couch M^M^^^J^^^ fin Co*4ch ineanure* 30 Inrbe* wide by 1* Inch** Umg, and Is mail« wllh plain oak frame; cormtnic.Mon WetoreM itiwl and guarantee to elvo pr-rlvl natlafarllun. Top »«K;tiroly tufted and each button Ik onsiy h?n n j,i aco by clinched metal shank; covcrlnn ««lUifir a dark olive trncn or tauttk-d brown HtUwte. One to a Trader tEUINQ AT SOLE ACTUAL Buy nOW /^SUaL l"^l SELLERS NtW ijEgSKr. pT' 1 ,1 -^ST^^ "STAY SAT •At U^SSSfM SK S^P^ v MONARCH B C*^ /ou Wanf RANaiS RANGES In one of the biKSOuVf old robberies on record. Part of Plunder. Th« charge 1i that n.u«« likn n portion of the |l»,ooo which 1t,.1. by** Miller i'i:»ni.-(i two yearn »MO «t K»lilianUii, after turning over to the nu?tK»rto!»m«r. M»M?r •u. n) (-o:«>tl in be on hl» wa# la JV*Mt» from ; wit* th«J man who i* a »rl*»a#i, The authorities bh> confident that Ui-v will atao lai Miller. After the robbery of th« cold, which h»d been cmntlKned by the Wash- Infiton AU«kn bank 10 ill. Washing ton mat company of thin city, Milter wan arrested and made an •gT»»nN>m whfiiliy he WAS Rlt.-n two yearn in the penitentiary on the promt** of giving up alt but |lf,o of the mild. Miller I* Watched, ll* served M* time and when In f«t out this uprlnK be went Imme diately to Fairbanks, where 111* 119,000 Is tiui.l tv ha*.' be«n plant A man waa put on hi* trail and It was ilii.«a at th« time of the robbery, will nut let the ii'ki until tho HUtlty men are ncrvins time, REPORTS POOR SEASON FOR WHALERS T!»« American «hlp Jatxsp* 1'! ill mond. supply «hlp to the whaling fleet, arrived at ivi Townaenu irri..t> frum IVvt Ctarenee. She re ports that up to August 10 but ftve j hail been taken, £he »mall capture t»> U;« attributed to toe Ice cocdltluna, Shortly after tearing for the north to June, Herman Woker, a'tvaman, bad hU eye gouced out by contact with i:uirli:i spike while walklns on the dwk In the darki Woker made the round trip without mil g'.cnl lutlUii' otttrr tbaa that which could be provided on board SHINGLES GO UP Conttrtirtioa of h»n;> n and (mail t btitldl»K» throu|thout »hr si h.t» rt*u!t«»d In the whoi«**«le rrlce ot •hlQKle* bfins raised approximate- I, ly 15 per «nt. l*re»*nt quotation* I are r.ir r>ar» and H for star*. Ki-.r the flnt time within year, the mill mra claim. »h»-v are able to cut thing!?* at m profit. Moonlight Excursion Art*l BMM T'.av«nill* Tn«»l«r It it i> in RmM %t%9 JAP IMMIGRATION DROPS. (By UnlUd PrMt.) WAHIIINOTOX, Sept. ,-nr •neae who went to Honolulu. For i llu' flufiil v.-m ...Him .lvii" 30, 1901, Immigration from Japan wan 18,000, of which 9,600 cniuii It) the iiinlulnnd of the United Htaln*. SUPERINTENDENT IS UPHELD That iU' beard of public wink* has tnipllctt c.M.d,I. ii, In the )i»lk uu'iU nnd artluna At Ki.tnclH W. timni the city's Kiittortiiteiidont of building*, was net forth In letter *»nt yeklerday to Jamea l'arkn A Co., who have the contract for the new municipal building. The contractors and the imperln tr-mit-nt .|1..mi.0.l over certain M tlntato* matt» by the fiuuni who wrote Chairman ttuullton of the board •taltiiK that Orant had trent i ed them unfairly, and that hence forth they would i''l ■••Rui'f ii" or ders a« official iin!ii\-«»a-) PHILAUKIJ'IIIA. Bept. 9.—One j man wits burn«d to death and two women iu>rltiii)il> Injured when ser erml domestic* were trai. »M la th" l'blladeSpbla Cricket club house at St. Martin's near Chestnut Mill, by a fire which destroyed tbe building early today. v i TEETH IN ASHES Human Imth found In Mb** turn* where a body was located, near Charleston, lead the authorities la ■tt*pa«i a murder. The victim ha» not yet been Identified. GENUINE OAK TAN SOLES. Cheaper to pay II for that wilt taut rather than Tto for a I ulr that won t. MEN'S SHOE STORK. 805 First Ay Celman Building, TIIK SIAK VVP:i)Ni:SI)AV M.I 1 KMHMR Q, IQOB, COLD WATER TICKET IS COMPLETED State Convention Finishes Work of Choosing Candidate*. Thn prohibition itata ration coni|i)nltnl It* nomination* ycnlcr •Jay afternoon. A* tho county con vention* wer« man) of them in hi on in* •mm' day, a larjr* number of th« itfli-Kutt'M w»«r« rn|ir«»i*ul hart, M. I)., 81. i..1,1, W. 11. BftklO, BpOkMWj II llyron. llalltnshuin, nil.! C 0, (iiiiiu-v, Vancouver, l( i I i -it-itlntl i"n In iiiiikk N. I', liti« km .linns. Harold King Itockhlll. 'I'm..inn, tail A. 11, Rhrrwnod, Kv«r«tt. Kor governor—A. 8. Caton, Olym l.la. Kirn lieutenant governor—l, N. Kiiicniuii, l "ii 11 tun ti For secretary of •tal»-—Walter K. Mcttnwet). Otympla, Pur auditor—Carl II llenvni, Seattle, l*iir uliito tifUNun i IMwiin] O. ii Knsmt, Seattle, For attorney k■.l by day and I night by •ii)pk>jr*t of fho j toßif«n». mall«tl!v, i on tin. Htntifurd 1 atniiti Bad Hiindny ning when b« addritMHPN Dim ludonli of thitt Institution. Hoi urn ItavU, pre(l> di navy yard. I'ligft sound, thf other Right KusUr ll,iftv«l Make anil n»i»lr TRUNKS Hat I l« H4' M-i »r '•i|.«nl«i«' 1.i.1 11. m OliarUllr. 1n..i.. |nA tin.i II*? At A Have You I Confidence In th» *-c i he ii>t.—The schooner Phyllis Gray was lost today off Devonshire and her crew of 19 men drowned. The boat was unable to weather the terrific storm which Is sweeping the west coatt and the British channel, piling wreckage on the shores In all directions. The storm Is as severe as that of 10 days ago, and it Is feared that th« loss of life will be heavy. Re NOTICE TO DEALERS ALL OUR 76c PER CASE SODAS AND POPS REDUCED TO 60 CENTS PER CASE. REMEMBER OUR FIRM 16 ONE OF THE PIO NEERS, WITH A PROUD RECORD OF OVER TWENTY YEARS IN THI BUSINESS. Pacific Puget Sound Bottling Co. PLANT ANOOFFICB.COR. STEWART AND MINOR. •OTH PHONES—MAIN 927 IND. a ports of I.'/.its being driven aground ■ft received from rvrry section of the toast. Messages from France say (hat the damage to craft along th« shores of thai country la equally serious. Many small vessels still are mining, NEW BRITISH CONSUL. HA' KHANCIHCO, 8«-jit. VS.! lihlv Moorn In Unlay on hi* way to i Khh Krandwo from Ktiftland a» f'urin- I lii- |.'ii ili'iii of oinnil, (o which he hnn bt-en narnj-it liy tbo llrlllHh government. Moore hail tx-i'ii vie*- consul fur *orn«> lfmri*itliil« •-i-.'ii". Major Hal f»nl (Jr;rrar

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THE SEATTLE STAR V STAR PUBLISHING Co/] |J°* Av*t VtHV AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. __ phones r N *o n;r IMMM Th#«a arc •«oh.ng».. and connect with all HÄ» 4.!H^^^Hp>> partm«nU—aik far d»p*rtm«nt or nama of p«r»on ««na^ want. ._ MAI i inn «ta« »i.»m ii*» g»llrv^^ j Jl.uw^J!^ lI?Ili.!------. iimihi itticxCT-.it«rt«M jm, »t»« ''^'*»f>!L*L^lJ!^'^!ii^ .r .....ipf MT fcr mall «c 11.. M« n»» •>.i.r> lioiuir i The Star supported Robert T. Hodge for sheriff. His nomination is assured. The Star supported Case for auditor. He is nominated by a large majority. The Star supported Vanderveer for prosecuting attorney. He polled a majority of the voles. The Star supported Carrigan and Albin for county com missioners. If either is defeated for the nomination, it is on account of the multiplicity of candidates and not because of the disposition of the voters to continue the ringstcrs. Becking ham and Rutherford, in office. A majority of the people voted against them. The Star condemned Levi Ankcny, and returns indicate that Congressman Wesley 1. Jones leads Ankeny for the en dorsement for United States senator in King county, to say nothing of the vote polled by Judge Snell of Tacoma. All of which confirms The Star in the opinion that the peo pie of King county arc on the square and that they consider The Star to be on the square. YEASTHOP'S FABLES (A« Translated From tht Original Chocta* THE VIPER AND THE PILE. A Vl|«'-r who f' If as hollow ana unction of cordon Imn mannd Into tin workshop of a fimlth, SPPklriK ftomnthlug to Mil I ■•f> Ibo craving* of tho tnncrnnaku. Not being a boa coimtrlrtor, h« iv.,« .i UP Mm anvil, but hls> beady cyan ■Mill dUoerund a nl|il crown and » I'ldhiM i>. i, 1.-i me li.n it two .1..11.ii I'l.-am- I want to Ko lo tin' nmtlniMi. Mr. \V»iU> I'm k.-i llon»atly, I haven't k>>..>lltnlill>i-rfi| In the thought thai hr l» different from .411 ..Hi. i Amur lean children. A Canned Campaign. n..* B th« rampaljrn |.!iin| on in your Mftltm?" "Wry eicltlns." answered thu •arntittlc riiUt-n. "Neit w«,i|( we're i.i have a j.iim d«-bat* ho tween phonograph aixl a grapbo relied Again. "1 nr*«timn." a |j ih# ImJier. Icily, at the fMnr-lualon of the (mi« dispute with hli landlady; "I |>r» *iime that you will allow tn« lo 1 i my beltiailim* away with m. lunini Amertran.

"Wall. 1 wonder *ho. (trine to win th* t>a««batt charattlonatsipT** "I won't know for an hour or ao." "What? How eaa yoa know Ihenr "I am gala* down le g«t >h«v« and a haircut now."—Catbullo st.iii Ui.l and Tim**.

Fortlgn !(uttur— would tip 19.004 ollrvla to wla your i-»« Mlaa I'utilmri! How iisnrb Is thai In l'alttth Arnold Vibrator (o. 1 JO An.id*' Ai i THB STAR— WKDNK.ypAV. SKPTKMKFR 0, 1008 hut your nlhnr collar haa not y»t f.iiii.- li.nii. limn Him lauiidiy," 1 Mak«a a Olfftrtne*. "Krcry man," in! !'n«l.> Nha>n. "li.i- aonix I'tinnilnn, i»•• qiuxirlnn •lilt COIITItH U wlii-lllrl (1.1 kind dut bt'l akroht or or rfnt La akyaht ••r him Tha Filliil Way. Judßi»— low do you mm your ll»ln«? I'rinoncr-Tly wittlnn, your honor. Jud«t«—And what do you writ* for, would >nti mind II Him- tm? PrUonir—Not at all; I wtlt« for in.>h.•> from bom*. A Bampl*. "I found a hurdwuod iplltittir In thla jam." •Hum. r»» oflen heard of thr«B I forcut iir«'»or»« >a.'* At th« Summer Mmoit. .11.. (ti nit-ilvi in,t that n'voly- Ing rar filgh'. yon? sh.» (pntialrally)—Ko, but It »-iv.- Hi- quite a turn.

Raiptctfully tuoottttd. Capttoua I'lfn.itm-t i want a |il»»r* if ni(«at without any bon« or Krlmlir ItnwlMnred Ilutch»>r~Madam, I think yuu'd !"-ttt-r hara an ■•i:*' Natural Query Mm, m«e»— i m golnir ii. net a sown to matrh my cHunpletlon. Mra. l»tt-i;« tint ai-'ii'i tluiin handpalntrd mi. full) I'tna or r»Ur provide bir ro««at in tb« ■•mm.r and gathcrnth h r f»nl In th» h«r«.«i i-r.»v. VI: 47

First Metvrlst: Whoa* inak. l« your machine? B#«ond Motorist: about "n» third the mantifai I'uiv tod (•o Ml tha r»p*lr»r'». ,t Danltl Boon* bought bit rofrtoJO »aara before bta death. an!«•«. did you aver h«-ai an Ml trumpet?

A »r found It. Not bit of moo«r In It. Only btndlriK round It."

Virgil writ's that ('«ml!la. vlr Ktn uniwn of th*> V>>i»i tau*. waa aurh swift ninn»r aha could (tar fir I of fun with THE WAY SOME OF US DO H. L KLEIN Th« IImI Ml pairing In th* Cltx Wt,ll« V...1 Wait 117 JAMES ST. In lll'l rilfl pIHCP, wlillt l|l)> (IH. II'CHI ll\ |.f|:t Hl.ll 111 It-'l.'tUllj' Td III" MrMHUU iniirii-llt in in' ,vi i the |i-iAi-i of MM (MtrVOB I" iiiiiiict mill liifliMmo other people. Tbsorlei about i>iT»tiHl inaKT»'(lmn mi».)I1:« th« (vxir-thcy ar« :iUm>- with mi A number rntcrprUlni cbartatana I. v«- r raped fOrtaOH by j.i oiiil-.Im;; to li' Mcli |h« It'll" art of pfntonal iniiKiii-l --l hi Anil what do they ti-arhT Hilly lrl- ran. ll' IIIHKt nut think 'if t)M ft ■f.-ri hi> i.» in.ii.'iiK. Itn miitit nut think of himself. Mr tnu»t think on!) of id-- truth. Hut Hi.i U not «ii mill ih- rimt part. OM might limn tbo liahll of iMitii c.-i.ihk and of truthti'lllng. and yrt rt-Karded ti vrkuk ilnit!ii»T, a bor*, rrnnk, iid tnunt know nartly how to >-t ph-hh «hat mi-- han In ln« mind. Fi-w ran dv thli knew aMeh- m •■••t. eerKtrotii) and rhartlabln him) ii'-ii in.in. and i hH..- v that ninn giro a rbm-k for a worthf charity with mirh a ttlff, iin»ivmi>ntlcwiiniivrd In tho work It wan dolim. and rnuld well af ford thi* tontrlimtlon would havo >-n •ib lixtillPd had h« not l.i-.n aikrd to cay. Now, what waa Ih" mattorT Th» poor fallow lark* nuiifn.-' r-. v kind thine*, and dor* kind thlnK«. Hut rannot, for th« !if« of him. aay kind thlnsa. What In wrong? hat (hall he do In v' Mi« iM-rwuial uiaKU"tl«m %n Klarlnsly larking? nntol all. lin muit reU« hla ntlff Riuaclim, play In tha •i-'-n air, of Iho i*\ health and thn i-lmlnK MtfttoM which I havo dfHcrlii'-d h. ii- will do thli. NVit hi- ttitinl «aln th»- power of expreaalng by »nlr« and Kry b»«»t way— 'i n«it 'thla powvr U to mak* It a habit to ba Himi ilii-rt and abaolutcly »)nc»>i« wjth cv«-r)lK>t>. LMtly, t ho niaenfttc you moit b« *ympath*tlc. H"-n!l/>- that rii«h man li different from all oth«r men. No two apeak th* aam* tnnKUf. Try In «upu man you at" talklnit to, and talk to him In that, Tben. If you aliupt*, »lm »>t Tr.-^» planted »hi»r« Scott |am pad.

"My brother la a very sacr«saful det«trtl»«>" I DOM h* 'i»» a iila l're*t.

Ths «hah Is rut off from his ns,r«m by wild tiiboaaMn llarwta •i»n-ni fnllo*a. thosa.

"The artor now raturns Prom a limit r.iif»t». And one* mnm b* dlarems A i !:an ra*ualtt«s—oot ruuot li:« Hum.) O'dflcld. $500 Reward II I1 any rat* nf alrnhnllimt that i I ■■■mint i'lir* In fmm 1 lit t . 1 I. n. HHISHOIH I ili.lio 11..1-1 I Car. rirtl *t. ....I M ,1,, HI. I I'rltul* Off! 1...1 fn 1 PERSONAL MAGNETISM •JU D£-W-J?:C'LAT3O/r»l Printing Co., «Ot I*U« at. For mI« at Hie ntuilc ttoret. Price 25 Cents This It on* of th* many beau tiful model* which make up our ■plendld showing of Women* and Misses' Fall Suit*. Priced from si 1t..Ml up—a llttl* down and a little at a time pay* for the garment you aelect. Eastern Outfitting Company Ino. 1332-34 209 Second At. Union St. "Seattl*'* Rallabl* Credit House v Vt v v v MPraH f' the Query'''\ By Eva Dean. Mluitrated by f. it. Lett.

j W W i, Hkl'l bafd diiuly I n In the hull Mow;

Klat color. The bands are uf li'-avy -c »o« »t»t,o«i I~^"^ B"* t r -iniifiitir i.mnr Extra Special Tonight and Thursday LANE'S HEALING SALVE— SIMM'S RED BLOOD PIt.LV- Isc slx»; 1 Q _ Regular Me; 44. special fZTt .»j**«?.; special OOC MAGNESIA— In 4-01. blocks; BERRY'S MINERAL WATER regular 15c; C« SALTS— For catarrh, Wool pe^lal Ob Imparities, etc; regular 34* AROMATIC CASTOR OIL—Su 60c size; special ......OpC perior quality; regular 4Q. QUAKER BOTANICAL HERB) Me bottlrs IJU —For kidney. stomacßfsa* SANTONINE WORM TABLETS llvtr trouble; regular JQ. 17p parfca«ea; special ..4DC I«tUI II C QUAKER LAXATIVE LIVER FOOT'S CORN SALVE— 4 Q« TEA—Regular 60c 9Q« R»«ui«f He; niMK-tai IOC packa«p*. «;-T!al www Suit Cases 40 Per Cent Off Select ANY SUIT CASE In MM large assortment and par ll* Clark regular price. LESS 40 PER CENT. i t:i.ii:ii!'— A crackerjack solid Sole t^eathef CaM>. with »in tiravy bound rorners; inside shirt fold; bolts and gMI stronK lock. We »«>tl this at a lcsd«r at fS.OO. bat O4 Cf| for Wednesdar and ThciriMlay It's roar* it ..yUiOU Other Suit Cases, from I 1.50 to M, subject to san« di» rount. I what "Gus Brown" says n I You Arc Invited M To Inspect the grandest collpctloo of Now -ij FALL AND WINTER SUITS. OVERCOATS AND pi RAINCOATS FOR MEN AND BOYS CJ It has ever been our pleasure to offer. ft] Th» Home of OBBi Clothrs for Men and Yooaf He* I $10 to $25 ,g Mjy^C^«'^»^sssa»^^>T^S^W». Hatblnilaa SlrMl. M.I. US). tL BUY TIMPAHUTK GOLD MINE STOCK AT 25 CENT*; ir((rl It Is raplJlr arriving, and will mako bIK money for KAVANAQH CO.. Inc., Mint Operators. 704-S-6741 JOHNSTON BLDG. DOWNING, HOPKINS RYER, Inc. IIKOKI ItS. Slack* i»..ii.i«. Ui«ln rrl«ir« nevrr he any uoltr without srmpstbf and charity. No man l« so great thai be em afford to oppress even tba lc*st man. Oreat •»-orda are made not be cause of adventtUink, \m. n »,_,■,,, ut li-rn It I- doubtful If «««t **y M bl«w< I win) was not most »miou to Im- a Hmblbi It's no use talklnn of how ar you lore .•ui If folks caa sot (tail It to U»e with you. WOMAN'S WAV. Adam—Let* go ralllac this ln« ft l~r« —Dear me. r bare ootMai k wear.

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Igreat flight of war aeroplane I REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN NEAR FORT MEYER, SHOWING ORVILL6 WRIGHT ■4KINQFIKIT SUCCESSFUL TEST WITH HIS WONDERFUL AEROPLANE. THE FLYING MA (MINE WILL UNDOUBTEDLY BE ACCEPTED BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT. (By -tad Praia.i KA3HLNOTOX. S«pL 9.—Orvlll* (nit itt I Oaytoa, Ohio, today BbnMif th«. king of th« air. Mew all pretiout >t la arange *f*>rf« The performaace of •Meat machine far outclass •■t fH«ht ever made to public ItpUa th* Ohio fiyer In cUsa Mm** Itmui bar* kept on going 10 or Safest** loacer.' amid Wright. k« aUghted. "I still have pat** l*fl and the motor worked jnfection. t abail try again aa •sits I reload the tank with gaao- !w Ml Suspect the engine.'* STEALTHY WOMAN ASSISTS IN WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE (By Unit» if, Markay would not ad ttto. h«-r offer of ii»» Ik composS liana on Tb« M M Right of Woman's But- b(>,*. shows that ah« ha« a lnWej.tß that direction. I'rln- AfttGttrte i' Daaa wbo CondiKti C G. BCXjGS CO. tan 0 Pacific Main 42M FURNITURE At Wtoltwff Pr,c«t. deltrorwd md mi op la all part* of the Vkt Uliri a Saving of i -i.-ii; anaiirtfd nrnt pnatrifled »i»*r* »o!d at %IW. Aft- blkm; rfg'ilarly worth 85r A r ntutiij ipeclal HOC doion; «p«;cial, «-ach HU p^l.OO C/ofAcs Dryer 69c— 12 Bar Clothes Dryer, for house use; made of select dry material; folds up and takes little room when not in use worth $1 00 special 69c Thursday OifC '^"COXIiUA.HHm ANO UNION fcTWiCT, I i Tb« averaca *pe«il mad* by I Wright S» 111 I Ira an hoar, which la two mllea an hour leaa than la required under th« government con tract for a atralgbtaway rourae. Th« weather waa Ideal thla morn lax when Wright started his mar veloua flight. The machine roa« gracefully, and from the first tt wa.«{ apparent that It waa within p*rf«*ct control and under perfect action. WrUht lifted the aeroplane at ttisea to a height of front 60 to 70; fpft. Ho rose and dipped with i-»t feet eaae, and the guiding rudder I held the machine In any courae that the operator drxtrrd. He made sharp turns, reverttag the direction of the coura* with rant- and kept In tint general movement around the parade grounds without any trouble I whatever. la all th» mar hi encir cled the ground* &S Umea. the mho.it at Ro*lyn. Ixing Island, recrlvrd a letter at the o(»-ntu» of th* arhool term, la which Mr*. Markajr agrred to give two prims of Hi each for the best artlcJ* on the aoffrage question. The root poaltiona will b« Judged next May. AMUSEMENTS Orphcuni. Thta VMafl Mil at th* f*i|.ilHW |la on th- whnl* up to the> standard act by the management In the open- I lag week. Tbe headltner la entitled NUli» on a Houaeboat," and ts a c!«vi>r bit of acting. Pantagea. At Tantagea thla week Lea M l!n«"r». rag picture palntera, present a novelty quit* popular In iluroptt. 1 They make artistic pictures out of i brightly colored rags. The other A lar)t# crowd of arm/ officials and ctiltena *at.-h.-.i ihti fllKht of the •t>nii>lan a* h* mii.a about. At one time. Juat 1.. thow i how eaay II was he turned the no»« of the *blp aafiilh forward and »all«Kl up until ho r.-.tt !i«d a bvlghl eatlotatir«a*. by the army oflrlala, who hall Wright the |mmi navl gator the world haa ever known, and »a* that hi* flight ruakr* Koud every atatantrnt he ever made r» ranHr.it th* po«albilltlv« of the ma chlno. a*ta Of the •^>w are alan very g.»>d Star. The Vivians, champton rift** «haU. have proved •ttnuullj h.'-r-.'init h>»a ß*ri at the Xrar Ihl* week. Sit other art* go to Utah* up an .•K-!|.!l' hilt, ••attic "The lint* Prospector" I. prov- Ins a u It* f..t m-r pre«lU«> la the melodramatic line. 1 h«- l»i II." »hl« h It the aubject of a man agerial war In New York, will be pr*a«-nt over this play. Whltt City. Mltl'i pyrotechnic display. The llurnlng of Manila." la the big at traction at the V\ Ilila City thla week. Th* Whang Doodle i»rt.»t and other attraction* complete an tsnuiually i,»r>:.. and attractive bill. Luna P* Luna park la closing Ita »>>aa»n with I liana: In the shape of a baby «bow. The great Marietta are an other fr»« attraction. WIFE MURDERS HUSBAND (By Uniwd Pro* I I BWItTON, Ida., H4.|>«. ».—Mm. Nancy liar him, under an. here In connection with th* innrdur of hPr hintiatKl Saturday ulitht. l» Raid to barn mud'- a complHa confeaslon. the exact naturn of which baa not HCi ii.«.!*Krurln of that htghway. Lotl U and IC, In block 0. of Ihn ('hllb'Tß B'J'lltlon, m purrliasi'd for 11.400 aa a altti for tho Alkl arbool. A portable bulldlni wai bought for thu unit of llm Van Ahhi-ii Hbaol on lUittcon ay. Klvi* plnnos for uxm In tho booli •ait" imn liii:«-(|; bllla amounting to $83,83^1.92 witc ordorod paid; lililh wero received for a brick baacmNKSi*AS. SKPTF.MBFR I»0«. DRINK-CRAZED MAN TRIES MURDER i Lose* Job and Tries to Kill Captain of Steamer Cyrcne. PurtOHl hfi itii'ii. h. r and Mll.in|il lint to kill t'apt. linn,, Kail all tho iiti'amur Cyr«ne. A tmr.fily narrowly artrtdd by ii.' J. i. Andtirmon, who, when ho aaw Nun. runnltm toward hi* iiii.i'ii.ii victim with i.niiiMT 111 hand, Jiimpod tin thn innn hack and held him until IBM gun ».i» Ultra away from him. An alarm wan in'nt to thx pollen -1 hMi hi and Nnvn taken by I'atrolman V C. Kuqua to the i lit Jail, whor* ii chaiKn of carryluK conrraliMl "i'i|i on* waa iKiok^d minliml him. i \fi.i iii. oifli "i hail arrived at thn pl«r, Nay*. atlll 111 iui;.- bn-i WILL COVER FACES WITH BURNT CORK Darktown Lady MinttreU Will Appear at the Moore Theatre. llurnt cork will pr**all a! ih« MiK>r« tboatr*) KU.luv and Hatur ■lay On thuaa lair, the nflnnl Dnrktuwn l"'t> Mln«tr*>!a will ap> ppar. und»r th« auaplca of the 8» --attto Kodrratlou Of Woman* club*. i i Th* production la under th» »ni»-r vtalon of mi«» Kathortn of i Cbtrafn. I 1 KUhlv artortttttw. who ham b«»n told Hw v all «i 11l la tnlatak*. but don"t aay anythlnit). will take I part. Tin* ..in*, (oka* and otbvr I Implvm^nta of tortur* hi*** baoaj Imaaufacii or th* ««attl« Bleo trio company. Th« bureau will furnlah the final and n*w anas* by n.i «lnii-r» and no »nr« I by now atiicd am aoroe of the '(■Mid thlnca prom!w*d by laV com iKinv. Tii» prucram la aa follows: Intprlocutor Mi.- Hriiixu Joining 11. ill .a IHnah IVwdrop. Arabella rtnowball. Glorlana Sunii.-ain. Tana boa Topay Tur»»y. Koay O»w. all|> Hokey (M 4« Thn itah.T* wtll gather all brlckbata bvforw the curtain I. oj-i-nir.it rhorua—"The Color«>4 K.mr llttndrwd." hr lha compaoy, i'!i xrand «ntranr« of »nd tn«n. t. (in««n. Cotn« oo and Klu Ma and Hard. Mlaa llyratilmu* lljrrftat 3. -Chrattng." Mlaa tlntf C«w •tip "Monwy, .V.m I Tow Conm tkitaf Mlm Arabella Snow-j iKltl 5. "Ho**, flweet Iln*#." Ml.. Top ay Tunr^y. 1 -Aa LM| aa tb* World IlolU On." MIM Jtuk^y Oold«-nro4. (The Si-a'i:.- f!r* drparttnollt will I- held In ii-j !ln i.ik.-a If lh»» are tno brilliant i 7. "Juil Some On*." Mlm Toot.y tkxjfrrdll. (All dr>«« mutt be l ranlno rotumli- first door In th«« left.) 1 OrlKtnal oration—"The Kvlla nt lUrhrlordnm. and How W» Done U*tn« H'|;..m|>' Them.** IN II Th" hsi Ju-l'ira In 'hr an i 4*M>Ci> art* r«>j to all up and lake nolle*. Al»n Hi" marrivd men who an- mn' Erwr-Popular "B«wan«t> Hirer." Mlm Peachy Prlmroa* and; full rnmpany. (Owing to length of performance, no enrorea will ii- rvapnndwd to In the flnt part. Lrtai |akM aand wlrhed between rauslral a»l«x--1 lions.) Overturw— Orcbratra. Part II Tlioaa who alt out th« entire per formnnre 111 In- el*-,, souTenlr. 1. Wouldn't You Like to Kllrt With M»T by tii" Famous Marion- 1 ettes 2. Operatic l>''' Novelty, by the nr-.it Impersonator. Miss Tilda Nit. 2. Sand danrps—The I.tghtfuot Staters. 4. "It's a lively Day for a Walk." the ei'-at Knrojiean Ituubln Haitet 5. .Si.aiir.ii-r Bisters—Henaatlonal novelty dancers. Introducing the now song hit, "CSood K»cpln«. line." i; Plantation rlanr«>nadlera, Mi» Mia Jackson md company. 8. >ll|k and dances—-"Honey of tlm Riiuthern Holies" and "Kllrtlnu," 1 by Missus PnppT Hawthorne, Melis sa Geranium, Pinky Primrose, Ara mlnta *fUIiI ypt!" TtlA |iil!ll I'tiiiiii lvi.i la llHi" full i' to hiiliilmt iii.. nifiiii.il. I prl 11.-1 iiii.- iiiiii.inr, nn limpiu'tlun trip nliout th* wtinrf y^Ht^nltty H1..1 Ding, i'a|it;iln Aniit-rHun otlMI I' 'I Hint Nitvi', wliu wan working on- thti Cyn-no, »'hh In lii'iixilv whit. ..I ttitiitir.iitiiii Ha lmmrdlat(*ty or itiTcil him off I hi' hoitt .Hi.l 10l him ha would liiim. M finilMi usl- fur him. NttVn rmiri-lvi-it (hi* Mi.i thllt Kill I wan ii^-jhiii:i|lilii fur III* downfall, unit ai 111 M.tHlv litihh lhal It* would mill Hie cora II. 1 wi'nl tO till ilium. H f»W Illiii-l-.n ul*» Itanford, aervsd at i.-« i.i.liy at Ih* H*altl« 1.-mil* Cuurl vi.!». Lunchaan. Mr*, H mil Waterman enter Uiir.,| t |mi liii Hill af(arn>K>n at thii 11,I 1, in In honor of Mrs. II Tarry an-1 Mr« r«« M ilallnron. For Mr*. Colby. Mm, John Porvli ltoumuan tave th« .11.1 bride* aftcrnonn of a ...n. «.,,l;«y. Mr. William Uolt I-. Colby was Ilia 1i.m.i.l |uta! Baikal Pienia. Th» Jam,. A, Woman*! Rcl|i>f Cnrpa will give a tKakrt pie nlq and eicurtlun to n*MM 11. »i h tomorrow. Bt*ani*r Til* graph IwtH far tli* grounds at a. in. Psrsenale. Mr. and Mr*. lii, Kwlni I'rl. hat-* r« ahtrtly far hi Margaret "Tatar bury; Conn. IMtaa »:i!» fViwni will attend a«ho«»l at >-..iK.-r«, N. T. i M' Md Mrs. u-.r g m Whit* •i "i daughters have rvturnmt to »»»!r «it r rvalttenc* from th* ruun- U> |,ia.-« at Knaial. MIM !;S.ra'.-Ui Hander left Tuea day for study at uak*m«r«, Rn Hurhalle. N. Y. Mi«» Hhm]'-» K>-m|>fhorna will ai»«n.l ach.Kil at Urunot lUli. Hj.-» hMM Ml« 1.11n» will laav* soon for ach^ol In Mpokan« city. E. J. COYLE HAS RESIGNED (By United P..>. VANCOUVER, II C, Hop* I.— 11. foatrr, aatlM |>aaiM>ns»r MHM nf th.. Canadian ractflc rail way. of Toronto, baa bavii a, «1 aaalatant g.-n»tal |»m>mf ag#nt. to iuwwil Mr. B. J. Cojl*. rraicnat •d for M ri'iniinalliHl l«'i igw ho iKalnat th« anil rar1II« ii i winter. State *v-t..ui>r n».-n c.i«-(.iv annuuocpd h.'lar that hr will rnak«> th« ram aa an Independent candtdat*. RIGGING DAMAGED IN COLLISION Driven lii a high a.inlli. asl wind. i lha Awrlran -tup A J. I*u!ltlntc at Hi- wbarv««. Cx>tllalon with th« achrxmrr 11. I). Dendlxm and tli" bark Carontluirt damascd tl.- ralla and risglng of the thrro Truarli. SUPERfLUOUS HAIR 1 I TKII dlsf.«ur«>n*nl «nll kllf kt I haam> W« a lhlf>( Ih. 1r..l And;.ll.i. l**aia la lUIr) th« pr»p«ralloM tkat p"»l!li«lir 'r»mu>u hall •nh;.ui >«ar or hlam th* nwitN r>MI'U CO. t i«iMir >aaa)H Mil aao«B. a*koa« Uuoaat MM. lv.l Uli OBJECT TO HACK STAND. ci.« of III! Iliu "'.'l |!ltl llrtlnril 11 li.vrl) I ...If Mll»lr*l>. film hr 111" Mmlll* I »4f>ri«fli»a of nimtrn'a l.ili. fir Hi* It-nrlll ..f I lull lloiim r i I. i. i ii> Mm Katharlna i-i.i.u. llui --m- ..j.. i.nj Tli k«i.ir nlahl Ihla n"k Hi I IV Til* MTTt.r. rBOnrWIOH." Nail \.-.i. i-ijin,_« r'Hi'iii M»iln*a. ii.l All k "fM'i.K Join rrnKisi*.** I'll Mat» a rr«n;.-i» MiH Till* Wnk. mum aaiui l> I BBB." fli.ir.im ..f «.l'jr» In III* Tli* mn>* »f dramatic «ri.««tl >n Nail w-.1. Klartlßf h.m i. Malt***. tha ■-•■ni-.ir I"• ••TIIK IlKVIU" Now %*ill*la at Ik* Uit. "THE DtVIL" v»» i-ii a ai 4irf*r«il th* In N**> Talk. •hi. all «r*«aa In •l'a*i'« "AainaulilnaT—att4l*ne« Waalhl***"—*T T Trlbuna »"i1...~ liaa Malta)*** M. tor, MM It. ll* % Katt« lutr> J»r:a .iiil' U"I«'»I .>na> MaUUI* Hi««m. M, i-t... tint, linn lltt*hra or i« «i II Mm mm w#»-i««foi HIT.* Rhondnc t»ii Waak. 1 mi r»i.n. -—.vii» «n. ii"~ t™*«» SfAniiSSm?SepLlß Mmw lir«tt*4»—4rf« »UIU«. «wwlh ■VtMilltt. ft.!, f** r•> 4 1 It l-'rf.ifKtn ft t 1 -S .'i« t», 1 ttta> -Htm t*l* .-iiU Attif»l« »a i hii i uu bi! l.rifi BUFFALO BILLS WILD DILL J WEST And World's Rough Riders rmiinn rM.iCatan~n A*n«r.- VI.M I*lllll i ION «v I M\ I H M IMIIIMI I*■ I 'I* 11 W Iff I* Vital ftRQ 4T t f^-41 fur«« flioram* »fir.-..*« w*rf*r*. Of W-i'-Mi I if- In #»r.'r \f. i-t. »i. .t» •■v tht latter day r«Mfft of lit a*4 «d.r The Battle of Summit Springs ll«rtMtrl« warfarw m *r*n«w of il.Hi.hiv r*« ifir i-1 11 tmla of car* «uU «ncl**« In r»*i h ild v.> A Holiday at "If Ranch Plaaaur** and paatlrn** nf lha plalna miR —i-.-t.M« and eowglrla In ■{■■ril-a i..*r kn Indian attack and rapuia*. i i|t I 'tin luniH i nn>i K> i.m M ni.iti. R«— It.lllr Ht,D~~\r» I'^iiiralrUn IMI.-Vf» Wild Mr.t raaHum. All itiartlaltKi unitar lh* p«rafinlal alanlrU 1... n..in I ill i !»**l»'r» tlM|>Hne*« Nnlill^rv llujral Irt.h I. iiu r« Ma«lran \uqiieri>* I i ymir fiT^ an attractive special for Thursday— 9x12 feet Of art square /C.oj 3d ]CKnX3C '»ifii'.ii'fil —lh» rarjiflt itorn l» prepared to "II a large quantity of thcr.(. Mrr.m a l»».u, •■1 1 ■■iiMml lara*—«. Mat. (I M* Mr- MM rr**t NorHivntrrn Athivilv Park BASEBALL TOMORROW SEATTLE v» BUTT€. Gam* Culled 3:30 P. M. Tak* T»«!«r Admlmlaa tit Ma LUNA PARK Free Gate Balance of the Season mi 1. 1 1 ..ii.iii.. i ,i i i—i— i Baby Show Afternoon** at 3i30 The Great Martells RACES! RACES! At the Meadows Ml Itaccs Dally——Rain or Shine I if hi Race at 2 P. M, From Jnn» JO to September 11. Car« leave every 10 minute* from Pint »v». and Jackson at. after 11 o'clock a. m. Mmissbo (Including Grand Stand) Gentlemen $1. Ladies 50c Tfa^^^^^HfH l^i^H*#jp jfl aw I^tL' i fit As -i n |(|||B '_,.^,^_J_____^ l_lL-_— Quintette of Royal Neapolitans Now at Hotel Savoy DIMM fROM NEW YORK —BOTH PIAY AND SING Reserve Your Tables By Phone WHITE I Al I MADISON CITY At PARK iii i TonliM «n4 Kiwi Nlcbt Thl« WHk, Hill Bit Plrrol*. huic '«ci% "The Battle of Manila" lu-llt d I I IM t«1 Jh« Mad rtM.ri l-f.f Hj-.-.k. \l IIA Ml I Ull|l|t Qu.r. ikimi ko»i of Hvicium >M I \l X HKH...- »r 1.... in a H* Mi UIIMIIIMi 111! II- \MI Will ro*<rt all comara (or li«* Kt..liti« tilt) Ummil 11r»»*rh* in.. [•1-7 ii:«»f.i Tl» I -l.o« ttlt U.f1.l a

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6 I o ßates for Classified Advertisements Tli«» Star cannot f\i»rantr« i arcuieMy or aimum* rr>aiwti«|. tilllty for »rron of any kind occurring in i>!i..iu-.i «iiv»r> "T"? "SITUATIONS WANT! "Situation* NVnntpa" r" i t!a«m-nt- 850 for II mol At'Z Urn.-i A4JlUonat ►l'«>«% Una. "HELP WANTED" AND ALL CLASSirtSD AD&. One etnt wot«-Mlulrmun chare.* lie When char«-d to account actual number of "*•_ art will b«> counted. tn.rtlona mad*> for th«» pile* of til when c»uh la P-ltlat rhurth. a! the r«U.*er«* J Hortoß* »«fi»»- It "mr St. O«Hl »»si* *»afld. i-» •moot, oi-kn* *E>-r t -iil«*r>il> rta« Ooilege »f Oomrosrra .11 O|WB» »n dale regtsHj l»»»- Vii ir.i i'liimi .1.4 unnMM Ijl Aim t»o» «il> tis« rh»n«« Vrok«B r«i'*ir«4 lr and chnuMt. Hi':..m Hip>.hl IK fcr«B*h«". r«b«>«» t>Mih«r •itlv»ta« M R«»4»H. I C«r»»»«»r tO»T ANO FOUT.P. L»,l a bark rent* *Ith row t»arl« »cr. to* r":t.!«T oill xiltabfr «ard«i4 I* deitv«rln4«« «»ld«» brow" and ohlla. atiS aa»»«a (a MM e( Captala. UM»I «.d Mam 111*. HELP WANTID-MALI _ H..|11.11.» »-||I.H".l 'I. II l-.-11-.1--l I I 'I -|1~11~1~ I LABOR A'itVXCr. Waat*d. lamtvmu. ft. H mt*. ««»m. uamlil m»o farm t«nU« vallxa. mil. hi.'.l •1-..1 .Hi" B«IB. llo.rif» •ra. tafcorara. carpamar*. mlaera. n-.» t,rl4«' man. "i-rwi aad ati li«ip akllled «r r«-i.-.«n Mala aa4 f«mat« k*lp at all kln.l. rurnl>B*4. Ha.n. •a»n>lll aa« v H U««( a ajtt rlalix «l» Marlon Blw>rt*ii«n. alao atatl«in aa4 r«cb men «anl*d H'« ni-n f..t all kn: I. af work h»,« tha (iceltlana (>p«n c. •i..n«« until I a II X l.»n AOKNOT. ,17 MartOß I' M^ni.n and M^rnnd Wanted men tba of It and I* far U. Marine Cera* Mull nutlia born vr hat* n p«i.-i« Ev'ii.m üßportnaltjr ta tha «ofl4 noa* pair. Wothlßf. ra liana a,uan#r«. m«4i..i altendattr* frea Aastr al room* 3ii* •»»««4 Central Hotel, ftoaltl*. Waahlaitow. I want** «a land; g»«4 en«i I all aotaj* to aulld inl»a | ___J Wanted —1* taama and dump wa*«na for all tun>tn«r arsrk I* par da> tot lioutl work M. Ifaalay Lane al Second and Virginia, back of Moor. The tin. —«f Wanted —Tnung man hal had aoma etp*rtanca an books. to leara i..w«i«ii»E I, i«ir,'-«« One living al i. preferred Call Ind 441. —If ICnortetls man ta anllclt fire, tmrglar. aocldanl and aotamoblta Injuranca 111 Caiman Dldff. —-f-a IhllM boy to :..iti- tna Irad* Kagla lira** Kvunarir £ighth a«. K. and I'lum m»r at. \\m teach ri.ii.-.l.ir.g alao I'acltH Trade Bthnol. 81U Hit A*a Itiulh —1/ Hoy wanted, Rureka Can Company. 11;. Jrd a» ~7.a v, iii.il i.nti 'i« I'hona Uallard I*4l after p m. -I m SITUATION WANTED—MALE. Tonng man want* wurk for board ami raom whlla attending i.-.-.i Addrue TH. Wt»r HELP WANTED-rtMALt. Wanted. flr«>-rl««« i,.:, x.lKllnm for r i—H#i eri'rofiin hnuie, and a tt.i. »« 4lh ar N W. rO« RENT—ROOMS. room; I wo-room furnished apftf trnrfit; etrarn heat. run. nlng watar; h two cart Ind 1145. —4-r-i Large, ntttiy fuml*hrd to»m. i f atla for Iwn. with board; \try reason able X »o»() ~4-r-i 111* Fifth, good rooms, II to, |j(l». tip; £»o night. —ll'pn flood furnare- h»ated. cofnfortalu FOR RENT plat*. 111- |>m»l« !...i,-.> i.i...1. m. «.ilHn» .ii-i.i...r n NuMh lli'M«iAfti tn.Mt.on W«tC nf »i»> mKhlll 1114 Kibokil Mulrt ««tl »rfc HOUSCKECPINQ ROOMS. In. l*n Mhel)' *iu.i-h..l «ln«t« i t...i... k, .-|.i.i» HM'inn hi «r..iu»k»i>ini [O.HIII, ii>tri| iv»i»* l-»r iui.i.ii, UH I'hun* r: lilt —I t'l Twi« furnltltvil '■.■.in. w.. i-iufc i... in. r*ns> )«u luih *r WANTED—TO HI NT. mK ,-«_ i -I. H. -L.i 111 I' Mil I"I \V«ui».l la i>ui. JMSt m«rk«l M |»|I«»I4 (....1..- VII I li.l XV. T»l *i A. Ht» —4-r-r TIIK VA\HTI>,NR. M»d»rn furnt*h*«l raoraa; fttsl-rtnu r*f* lv run. axtlWi Main j:,i. hi.i i. r r 114 H#ntt«'a at k froar4 anoi», •utia*it» fur iwn, vlltt boartl. I. ii I >«4 ii c rioN t>Ai cs. "^YhC^ij2rr«i v*^T!^ir*« r«Tt'TtMraiiti'«iiih, lit i.i.. i ..i. ai 1..1 w.ii |illrm »r a*ll lh«m «n romml»ai«R. FOR lALI-MllltlUMOUi Ufa AND DOOH HAHIIAIS* f1.1.1 ll...l« ll** >l"an>l fit n-f lit HUH i'uir..«i-( I I** CMttm i.... i \m.:.».•»• ii.ii lan alu 4ti4*. t»B tub. III!) uin.lv.. I i*>-,'« any ala* I** I", i Column* .................a.* I N.«.U Iliiur« alouidln*. i-r 100 l *t \t .n.i> i llulla, i" fair .t r,-u i— I. I iv-i l -.mi. it«i>i| r i ..in |..i. i- ii»i« -i.'M ar* 1 tIM Xi- I .11- n M.». >ho« all »io4-k «tt*« -.f .i i «kin4^w* in- ...-.I i el and contain «alual/l« lafoi mall«n l-t bunder. on »im.i«m Th» uiihi tut t,.-..•• n lh» n .nhnri; —If HKWINvI MM'UINKS-A l»* •tr. [.».»».1 k«>rlng. i..-. ni' Ull if.-*...:- attacttm«aia, guar»nlw»J t.H IMIt. »Nt iU'-l.tli. i to li.» li.i Diar. l:i IU1««. II»S Plflh A>. Mala Vtrflnla Kara ror H4la^Thurt>ilahtr>4 B»d i«i >i f all f ,i« Him r*i.i v«. guldwa r»»« tan i- ■•■i« an4 «in«: ant* fur i.- A. J i «i. —lit Kar ul. n.w ««v.r«» har»»« Mai 1 A I" I*2* W I 1.. i>**ia «*ail I' -I lltl. a I IF YOU WANT A lunrfc '-r I'" ..i. 12* |rr lUI I«r 1..». If Uk>« o- t«« Un; Ii I nara II -I wllti ah^wtnx t galtl. a!iT*r at»d lead. SI mllea from MatU* Mvunl. Kkaglt head of i. in.-r Mr work on «.r-i>«r;r la tunnel work. rei* airltitaga and trail «»rk I I* aall half laiareat to datetoa properly J■■ I Uiii ay. *«>atll*. Wash -411 -ai.i. i.isk" Ol Buaixm cuv ■HlTTrUta t ran alaca roy *tlik rroa aad Ia» Call. W. C IMJMV. l* Ktar 1 will aall lj tntereal In my taikery dailrateeaen aad Swt h room: Vaat laca tlon: bIMIIMM. lent leasa Ph»»e Main -lit \:n, r..-n furnished Bit Hew furnltura, for l.s». flit rash; good t»r.. A two-ctiair barber shop, a snap tit first ar —»-tl PERSONAL. pV I* Jonee. PurgeAfl. 'm- t Wot uttii from New Tark rlunioaa. ran. Ingrvwina nalis cured wlthwal Bain, by latest methods, warts removed i^uarantaa a cur* 1414 ftecond a*, lad till —lei I'li.unim Imlnu l^ndow, wall knoii B palmtsi on short ta r-lty: reada past, present and fatwra lloais It to I Coma in: Ith a*.. r». twean t.'nlon and ii«* lad. —Ja THK VAKK ovr.ll atll)l> i*r:i i..:' ii.-ry Tnur old materials ...-I to bast ad»antags til ti liuig I-r-l Lafmrrr. 11, wlshea In meet lady ik.ui manlally Inclined t Horantan. lal ft list el. Tarama. Waeh Sit i.j'. hata y««r eld bats made n#w; «IU rail at your homi. If you desire Phone Ind. 111*. —I Mb bargains In nnredearned watrnea and dlamonda at tha i Jewelry Ca, Ifll 2nd ar neit fluya t*rug store VVa blork. dya, remtKlei and trim bats, dye, curl and r. .link* plumes lit Fm>. plea Hank H'dg Main 1411 —If Mrs Hhafer glv«e reading* rt*tl* far lie at Ii h phunea »l. tJ C«al. all kinds delivered to all parts *t rlty al raasunahia prlcaa Walnwrlght- Mcl.aod. Inn Ih.inee lilt. if AM kinds of (••mil and roal; dry alder wood II per load Main 1411. lud 142 'f FOR EXCHANCI£ TVn-romn dwelling, rorner, '..140, In Oklahoma C'itr, to eirhsnge for resl d.nra property. I'huna mornings, TIU —l-f-B I WANTED TO BUY—FURNITURE. To dl*|/osa of your used furniture ta I an advsnlaaa rail up our etrhanga da- I perl merit. We i >i. far rash or trade, al. i luoliig liberally lluy your furniture In this rt.j'i.ih.i-.'—aaj sava a deal Tha 'it.,i- li i,.kin Co. I.i Osparlmsnt. v«i4«» buys, sells nit Ist. M (lit, 101 l ""architects! ItO-pag* book, house, rotlsgs and luin galow |ilsns, tiling slue, il, V. W Voi.rhets. Archltsil, 411 Kllel Illdg AM TRACTORS." lloolhmutllesty-llanford Alan. ■'v I Hell, i lllutk. 111..;,,, Mala 111. w What Do You Own Which You Would Exchange for Cash? Tbroufh the we ol a "I-Vr Hnl«" :u| on Uilk •'Want" I■iii:i' 111 Tliii Hlnr vtut run |irofltnlily .11 of im. i Htiy no louk't nil lint nrtirlc. ICvi-ry ilay li\inilri«il» of Dcattlolttt Ihkli btrt for opportaoltlsi In buy. Hlnr ml« i only ir. it won! tui'ii liibi iilou. If you run II nt>vi>n mi on I) kll will lii -Im for. TELEPHONE YOUR STAR AD. TO MAIN 1030 OR IND. 441. ATTORNEY! A. LAW. l\K Hpar lfu«l.»H *Tlit fMalma irii'«i)D«iia fcEATTIi: DItANCII. U V. Mull. Mngr dTcycleT la tij.iiiuuig for Mvrvla r*i*air* Ui..'.11«« —It CLAIRVOYANTS. «1 —kiaka i»*« mlaiaVa wtiaa •••king th* t»f a i. »*.ii r«» l« vtmautt Ih* l«»t c' -iiUl 11 l«l lit Hi.: A>.l.ua —If ""coTuEcTloNir^ ll I**lß, DU*tll«U I T»l mil* Chon* Main Mamber V'■.•!(. i .■■'.,il Haiti,* 1i,!.-.,.! li,i>» i>( Haallla CONTRACTORS AND PUILOEIBi! C*Rsu«tltlv* aallmala*. i'l«f-* i.t«»|>i»*i». I km! t ..1 Wllnl i 111 1: l- IN.i Co, I-'.- DETECTIVE BERVICB. l'..t> I'.ff. M" 'i.hl U ir»i Aut af tilt. H Tr*n«f«f C*. Ill* Mala MM; t. »«t»- R««4«»«-». K««l H«» —ll OOOOS. f.T-H... .ii. |-fh Vila IHhvf at f■* l« W* m«Auf*«iitr« I i.[rr« If *i r -'I Cttft*. f r'» r*>i»r_». n^^, H i^i». i aj»uyAoe. C iah fealkti all fa«fa t i««"i *'i >n Ti MINES ANO MINING i 9 *r- t i*■ of left tUtI la«imm,l tf*tf*ing '--i* «n»* ttt Mt umt»*r »«4 ftfh l'r.ICAt" Titi: rtxir.CN KitOOti or mi *i ChiliSraa aataf4ar T*«n# la-tir. Catra^a •allra'ax *11l fa. I ~t.|. a MONEY TO LOAN. IILTTO.W (.1, tl-i i CO f« h«UMk*l4 f -rnlrrjfa LUK-a •If lB4 imn aTHkoat rvmwval, m«ri#a«aa bour**lf mosar kr ■•lut>« vi mmi r »«i Tul-MAN. ill WaikM fiulidikt M«aar •4>ataa»^pl*. fa* t>n| rnlH oa «»»i,i. i-r.,in Ca. •I* l-anpi* a Ma> In.a liana Hld« l.oana «a furnliura, h»f»**, ala. Was. H*««ll Ra*m II H*m V%l r A Ni'lon. 1«1 l'»»'.l liana 11.J, oinrioirATl^Y! Dr. 11..il .-l>ai». l-alh rla-ir|.llr »ll>'a ll*«. Him rut., traaimanta m> **a>«Uall»a fr-a a Uaak: ti.ii.mif.B4tn4r.il Maia litl. —if n*« I» tlurr. •tr*4uai* Ualaopalh. I Araia lll.lg LU.N.U. I. IA f i.., UtO HtM .ill ocuLitTa AND AURIITI. i.«..j.8 Klvmttiaar, Kar. «a (Ml Tkroal XI Kllal li. l« M -in. I ..I Ilia OPTICIANS. CnrTT Opilral C« 111 l Ind »f, 111 it: Kutilar Caaaa b!4« la« A lit* PATENT ATTORNEY.!. AH*-.,, Hi M«.-"i".l liii.i ai.j Tra4a Mark A!t...i,»,« la •aalila- C'olmaa tllouk Hark** ragliiarad patent altar. D.i» Hiarr li., 1 bluck fin tar book I'aal A .all.-.i I'.MTIII. Mutual If* PATTERNS AND MODILI. ■aallla Pallarn Mndal Work* -all rif»i A. li, i Ull Mala f»4f. tl PHOTOGRAPHER*' »UPPLIfc»r An4araon KupplT Co, ill (h.rrr it —ll PHYa>IANB. l.t-NO i>i 'i.\ I. 1.. .1, .f 1.-, ii. rur.i in t.#iiß ma.l. l.jr tha sf.arlal iraaltnfrit al >1 .1 Irii) *f*«* i dairy tuattl. n»*r r»ll »n*J f j. i '-«N Kilt] fifty i>iit. i ri L 1,1 11, .fit r»q|.l» big fc*t'*fu at i I-. .*i .i k, •iin.'i.t Ml, lr*«i; ft Cr: fi Hilt .1 M >-«r >>ni| $150 It* «r> «i I ll* i I-i .iv 11l »-:i.. 1..i»,. |u» Istt anil li« i a rki.ic t Iran. ai-i»i.,|M n s n4 I ,|f rr«m .i.|.iurn.,.i down, t.L*.* mntilriti I-3 Com* to ttt« «>rftca 1 i- 1 |*t Mlt i nonKIIT KAI.THf, »l» >il Al»««a li». .ii..« ~A* «J*W|ikvi\(l TMAf^H ITsr («t-Ix.iii« »n r mn,| j nu w> und fUli Boil aiul a rvnomaui m*r ■M St.ru, «r i>.» .ii> »a h«'« i. ibai >.r, 4 M p i.. »«l *v.l i|um !o ii4ii..-i. (tura, »»«.»-.u »tr. H»tt,Bti,t«r itt« iit»»>. i.-o, btt]]r lit *"-t u|t |i*r Mi BUT h mi i;u l«t ii.... NICK UOMfl alt Nri| to JSE' I i. fr i«.«i « frail ir,«. ail 1. •malt n t r^. "■il, hath, l .in ».,rt.l j,i lsi.«» II i. f»r... a |mt,r« i t t«r«> |i«ld h»t» kw««r. h.r. ait (ar lit* latma |;a o-oa. lit Mr l%t. uiim i Ciir. r« mi* i»t.«vii«» r car »»aft WHY nVt A *MA1.1.~ f.i>T ran Imjr llAf.r ArilC eaJ« f«*m «»«»l car II»«; «j| ih jiMi «»r«t, I f.v.u, hcfua*; ItM ».|is at ruialltira ir«.j« t„, a »h»ti onir m» Mil »»r ll.»li. l: -4 c«ub. If.id I.; uu.lliT »ll AU.k. (l U j!,it»« I mil Mr i«...s f ..fi,i a I Mil I* flrt« all to— mml d«it» rtai, filara la all (rn f .,j «.,t, I «4 •r>ln(, 101 lla llnl claaa, all ig« f I 1 .1 nt t* ih 1 i....... i i« otr Mr i at i .i..;r.. ...n Mi.;, i. rtvu he rHAcni l^.i, ri. «t»!t..-. I;-... tu. n, IHljf nt"»l> no!iei»T mai.tiiy. >l> ll» »at AI..H Itulidlnt —Jt Am *I 4 ataa: a»lr It* n lit p«f un«*«ih. i my h.« fe,«ma, t«raa t acr«ac». Xtt !»it»> h«n«. t f«r. Mlar*. ale; |.iv. r.!, l"o e M aa »ai«r fraat. ll* up; urnti II pmt ht««itli frnll llfamtilea. dock. Cam* ai it la Ika lima la maka ««.f ii-.i-«. fnilta. t.»r« «i I ct>lrk. ri In, i.i/ I'll: i.i.v.. ||i nt bat i.inh A.-trra trariK. II rath. II C II I. Ik Oik FARMS AND LANDS. OK*mallot,; fin* aldvr with .i r. t *v »...t,i 1..11 all fi»»r |i|«.r hraulilil 1.--.1. hoi and raid «rat*r and I'r larga barn, I'rlro for a quh k turn. I' Call and i H'.KKHT MAI.TIIY. llM.'ilil Alipka llullilnc nKrWKK.V MKATTI.R ANH TAI'UMA —J» i. all laval, ...n-i rli ti it ih«roufflil>- !,,*i, i t.ainftra IlKllV i" ((--'I n'l ffOltd M*ll hnu>*. harri Xtill, huraa I'.-k jr. i> and .-vi tuna vf i"*> t Tarma lUHIKHT MtI.THY, •I* »js v_• Ala.ka llulldlnc -tj.i CITY REAL ESTATE. blbct rotnußW. You i i lha •ft fallow dar. Now ynura«lf an...!»'... tna majority for >.>ui futura wplfara b] liurlnv a lot In nut (Jrvrnwoixt I'arlt frc Add Uullil a Illila huma Ilka thi I.- Throw .iff Iho IjtmDoril'a yitka and a king In your own i You ran It II only cu#m 110 no tv ■i»rl ua today. T. I". FAY ifiMPANT. INC. let m.i. I. iii.i> 7-rnnnt i -iif iirm Hrhmltx park; rnndatn (ilmntilnij, flra lilare, lot lOitoi; fine locality. Wf will aril ihl* lioura ok t*rmi a»f| al afft that In right, vli, I.- i" ii ua today. in I I'M X TIIOMAH A C(», INC., 108 ('harry it *—a-l inn.. Htll* iiii.ii offlca In Ttinna tiltu II to lila n*w aildtttnnii wa am tha only firm I'll.nu 11. r«. n*|...i» '.tin j u a iM wal.r front; MO up, li.ma, |l par month (.'uma today. —tl A lilca 4-room |.n In vl> r| oml|, tlon: has rlly «f(,t«r ami plrttrlr lialita lot Mm. i. only i inlnuloa' w«lk froni anlruiK* It llavanna i.urk. on Ciilvaralty ...I In.• 111.. |1,100. I. ii. MA UK Mi 109 Ul«bt i...i —-l-tli CITY DIAL •ITAII. Get Settled for the Winter 'urn )■.i ..mi.,i ,i,i.i Don't r«nl| thai* |)Utl Mini |K|V li r^ ||||y a |irl, .InllM hh M.....1 a a« yny ,«n, and us ■in mm yoti tan 1,,uil h i.ii.. |,i I ll,»l Hi* ~>i I" i.l .1..-.I tt. will >v fill, lot for I $200 On Terms of $10.00 Cull and $5,00 I Month v- will in *f> ■-i t "Mii -Hi ilr«*n wtmit i«>k i«... lt i,i Adi l» half mid MH At til Mump mi. .i|l.l hut Mlltg 1',... ii..» lit Ju«l Hit* mmf m in «i.i u« prill. 1 ii. Way 11. *l Will I'iui.. )UU III! II V II PAY I»e, 194 M..1-...H. JlullitlUf Great Snap Owner's Sacrifice V. n i.iirni i i..mi hnUß*; li-i'i* f >.i U'l' good tatetttttil, I.*'l. .|i, r]..i|i,;i> .I- IA >ll«»l. I nh* mr I'tli. rut frum I.1»J la II liliimi •nap on in-,*•i (air rub »i"t II• i«r tni.i.lh Ihla day k-r M»ii. ii i-t f**do,u*rt>r* r it-- i in \V»«I ■*alll*. Ot i.l» Alu 4**l»r* In YAKIMA VAIIT-T I.■ nil■!■• arid .-i.i»i-i :.i.i. Ki»* fr« t our wittkard »UI r la d«i>*ri4«nt. Century Realty Co. HI Mi«k» IlulMlnf —If Do You Know A >»a ..-ii in. 18. lm('»»>»n>"n- III* till |1 l.l.Jrl|.«|, Ft>f »r ll»nl —T*« »i-r«« on II ffttm i .j»i S*« txniM. l«r, I.M l> *D4l r«nrr Hi —*-n» West Seattle Snap O«l» t'-- U«tl M*. Ittlll IMk, ill Worlia from rar li«# and s ti I. raoh. la fit* ii. 1.-.! It r. ii>im I* lulu a tllr. It i» 1 a.»l atl l"'»»lot» in alactnf i' lh*r«, i nva (I II.« frll'.l .l». In «f land ll*. i, 12*, II II ■h.'i ■KATTf.B MOMKItCKKBtM* CO, OWIIRM Mala Li»: i. ufflt* li( .i.-.-n H BUILDING LOTS MM raid. 11l ».imi W* 1•■ a t ■'i,,.n in tH« »i I.' In NAI.I.AIID li* fit.» to rar. I 1 r j I ..i I 1 rneiiAM> a i If ii lhal'a da Milt aiin »t>» li.ni vail until ll'* i.-i lal*. Inaa* ar* half u» an* front Krtmool car: II lit* «*»h l'«i«ni »«»r ll.l**. mm rw>* miwiiin n*w. n#ar r*r. fin* of lak*. aa»»»«m»sf« |tM rt.h. tMHanr* »«.r W« hay* im*ll.r wim that ar* I and >-'i ran feat* »n« t> |*aytn« ll** •1 «i. halanr* llliiTll. VltliAN* 111 A«'K W "'l ii. v Marion n \*il'NW?il.—TOl"KilHT* «\V S ri»» U*t«i»«r for on i«mi X I .i.l t.lumhlnc llolni with »i .1 Iwama; rlu««l«, window a*al*, l«l {•Hit: half M"nl]r |j|g ,i and lit month. If you i. for a 'i rotlaf* i rh»ap, don t ..'m,« thu at t*. K. Bturt«tabt. O»n»r. 101 1t...i0n 11-,., I. 'ni rant afford to |i«p« thla; I. v Uitwn. I hi. t ii.'i TIIU KlirNll Tltl'Ml'KK Ifilll'ANr, I** fnlman llulldln(. I 11 WB IIAVM TlllM ■XCLUSIVM. tlut nil! l'»> full ...tii.iii.-i.il, to i,,u-r Turn houßiin An lot tdiloo, HoullifAßt ■■iii-i of X and 1•■ n',,i;. tMn«» ii'n.i «f lit; *11l »li let 11 Tini. i loir, 1,.. ,|'i! v I,iii, u\ nr i.f H .I .;,1,|,« II.loo; I.anil ,i«ii. MI*DM Ilk |...i it,..mil If pnuitt nf hnalth. CmII motnlui* at t»ut taritiHH .iiiinl l'li.i dmk. nn. r 1 at ■if W. iii.i. I i. n.,.1.1 iw.n.,1.1 rar. Irn KIV*-ronin lnii'l..|n Imii-. goolt .11" trli'l; flun t'*r ««rvlr#; rlnan in; goml lot I -i,-.i «i«il. .'cum-I,i aldiiwalki and WMl*ii, ,itv Ihao on vmir iitii i ri,.in Mum lit «r I,.hi 1774, ...].u.,i PRIZE FIGHT Gant and Nelson Ready to Enter the Ring on Time.

(By Unilml Pratt I HAN IHIANCIBCO, B»-pt. 9,— Joe liiinii iiml lliiMlliik Ihoii mi' Mil icaily tit «ii'i> Into i ring fur tin ii rixlil for Mil' IlKli'wHylit cli«ni|ilon rthl|i (if I Lii|ini by boxing f> round* ycufcrtlny aflnrnuun with Johnny Murphy. lln niinoutit'ad that II wan nut fin Hi' |iiii|m..i- .if iii|ii!-iiu' in wi-lglit Imi that felt m good that i■'• ;■■►i had In do •omn'thlitK Nnlaon la iIM tip l.i thn tup natch mill la prmsclai with i" ■■nun tv i iitt,iik "I will go after tin man this «fi' (•bum thl* rhanr* tv convince th f.ii.n ivldcutly f-»-l that thl* will i..- liarin' >-i-\ fight Th«Y fig ure It out that h» in too old to hold till u«n mcalnit lM furloua I Miki.iuKiit of the I' nil- aod tbf odd* ■land at 2 to I with NoisM nn the long iii-l Hut tin-is Han Franclaco fana Ilki* to mak* ..in man I long favorite and there la no I*. of Uana' money at 'hit figure. STATE NEWS BANK AT MOLBON—H»tur«>a ar« arriving at M'.imii) and a new bank will aoou be *ta!!!»h>-i!. PIONEER DEAD—Matthtw Vauichn, aged yeara. a plnncor of Whatr-nm cuunty, dlrd auddenly at HellliiKham of pnoumocla. INSPECT NAVY YARD—II C. Hoilrday. chlpf of the bureau of taxi* and docka, la making a thor ough Inupcctlon of tb« navy yard, I'm* 1.-! aaund. Hi- will make locun-, i!irtn!ai!n:t» and rmtmdy tb«m 111 a rrport. INVESTIGATION ENDED—The' •prclal board of Inquiry In look Into the call** for tbi» gniiimllDfC of Ihi* erulatr Colorado, ot-ar Victoria, rral «ci>K« till comiiN'ti-d Ita rrixui and forwarded it to Wa»h

NOMINATED LILLEY B. Um. —ti Hard to Beat A •«ii #i IQilJt m-.l lrn«m bouM t hi), nu Drilcr to N'oith Pl*«ttt*; ut»W &00 An I-*•■ ■i• how** kMh t tH y l*rv» i■ B"-i In t•■ lot, nn iVitir »ficini «v t**»r i:*n I'nli.n for I h Ha t«imi A flu*l, nii't»tiiWf It i ff.'i i». fit* j- i t- for I: «n c»«r t*ry mill H'*i« i>t«.* |ie« rash. 11l p*r mutiih; tn*p for tome n*. »;i i H" lo nur fiffu Annliii* It Ur*«n Ijik* •t*ltuiv t'ttbii* ttr««n 91.—if Great Snap Naw r.■•.... iji..«!,-in cottage, larga Int. i-ti irhwil 13,408; 1160 i-mmli, j;' monthtr. I'hona w-• drrait TI, or MrAUlaor, cnU Mmldinn ay. cur Una —»rr IVKt ri.AiN, OUUMOk, RVKnr-HAr I'Rtin.it la it- km.i thai hi.. I'.iuiik In our iJtrpiiHiiitt) t'aik Hacond Addition. Thf>y «i- tha C-..1.1* that iliv«>u>ii tha •n If you want lo i i In Kith tha right kind (•I you it linma in Ihla Mai a whrra lh« l>*opla ara rlicht. Thar* ara It houaoa fining vii ih-i. iiiiw. mil n. pn»»»nj only 1..-ii on »al«* ni .mi h nuniih Wa in- at-lllng in., hulldlng lota for I on i.■!...» of |ia i sali ,,,i i,-, month nil., you all ilia >m i n»».| fraa. Wa glta >our halta a fr»« d«nl In i»\mt of >.>ur d#atli. Wa nalu jrou hullil lioiiin la mail Kith. Wa do av>r>thln« pramlaai 11..-■ ma no atrlnga on Kimi w« olf.r. If you raallv oanl In gut uli.-n.l In win 1,1, iniiie In ami in Don't mall: hnir lha lota ara Noli) now. i'..u..- In Initay T. P. KAY rtiMTANY. \nr, 104 Molhoin Building, for »il.' I room mllnitn ilnaa 111 Mii.i laon at i'.i.ii.i lot, aasy iiayniciilii rn..i 12.700: I ..ii ia»lt W K. MAMII'IIY, 11....in A. Arroda III.Ih -tl Kur aala, 10 lota In Inlvi-rtlly dlallirl. 14..11 full ii*ii i.hi (.Kin in North and \VIII anil anllra lir In Marl. Tvlina W. V. IIAMII'IIV, lluom A, Ai.k.l. Illilu

HEMMED IN BY FLAMES Minneaota Town in Criti cal Position I'irra Still Raging. (Dy United Pr.ti DULUTH, Minn, H«>pt. 9.—An Iba wind* jilioui iliiiiiiiiK hi vi- dlod out torlay, in.- ulliiutlon of that thii-uii-in-d by forcxt fli'n, |a lean "■illliiii and II now h'i|,.-: that ili«i town, whirl) In mi(lln»; to advl1« --trict Tn>*>ratlona com iniiii vote* upholding: the may or* veto being Counciltnrn MrKlniiori. Mullen and Paiker. Disregard Veto. The mayor* veto wa> also dl«re-1 ten.:. >i In the piuulna: of two bill* providing for appropriation* of $S.(HK> from UichtlnK fund and 15,000 from the water fund to pay for local Imi'i •*m«ot unm: nth OVERNIGHT ENTRIES Th«> following nrui« at the Mrndowa Thursday: Flrnt rare. sli furlongs, wiling; mil*-* and inn' thie*)Mr-old* and up: 3415 KoroKllany 109 8427 M-in.l-:u 103 3577 Millie It 109 8479 ZeUn* 1W if.\', l!«-ll»•». ::inr. two year-olds: I'bllllstlna 107 3433 Novgorod *9 3193 Instant ...104 3544)FrHie 107 3;>,V« Argonaut JSS9 Pert .....102 2M» Urn.il.- 104

3371 Su 103 3546 MarearH Itandolph r-T.'. .I«.h1. s Jiv.,.l 103 8560 Prolific 103 3502 •X«i numttpo »8 Fifth race, ■1.11.'. M-11.. three )-«aroUU and up: Sf.f.2 Kd IhivU 102 5535 Htandnver 107 3193 Mjidy's Hpauty 102 Snsn Ijidy Mirthful 107 3523 llaboo 99 S4H4 The KncllKhmsn 110 Mtholln 99 El Dftvtt 102 1'" thnlln ar.O6 My lUmiiuct 107 8284 Currnavaca 99 3506 I 107 35C1 Wap 99 5535 Stoiiey l^>c« 101 (IU3)IUI1| rullninn PS 83M Coblesklll 101 8622 Honton 9« ISM Hill Illmynr 101 1541 Day Star 101 :i&4ti •Orlflauib 94 S.MS .IntiliNtowM 11C 341K llonry of Shfiinntnoro BS 34T.8 •Agnulo 10: *Apprcatloa allowanre. PREFERRED DEATH TO SCHOOL LIFE (By United Pr*t«.) RPOKANIC. K In whlrh la k fiiKc lo mrHirf, f ronl thl) tin w'* threaten* itii'lr llvea hiki molhi. The fire* a,* raging w|, h B ■tort dtaunea of Urn town a h r l»'ft thU morolßl for (h« Honh •bora, *'lth provlilon* for th« Uen. Afraid of lnc«ndi«riim. fIIIHIIOI.M, Minn. pi t^ Th I the city comjuroliar for pubJlcatka, Th mayor** veto meaggre i#t forth that h« t.-tiil»ij tb« I paaaaice of a r»-4mluUfla vrovWJ S for the collection ol Kartat* to ti mii.iiilti.il to people at HÄ» j*j( frrmlt tbe property OIWI to! settle ii|.l,ll the in.; ion r,u tarwa.) NEW YORK. Kg «.-Be«tT^P to be a nuicide on account ol t?.«j antl brttlng law wbicb wtnt leaf «-ff«*ct few d»ri ago, K*-ut*-a Gc&j i«« l"i.« a Shee|>tbead Bar mm mm, found If la tt» lar of hi* MM, Gol4b»rf lit built up good t'-i'ln**! it tf«l bay, but the paasajt* of U» aw la» quickly drov« away M* tn&f Bt«am*hlp Wataon »rr»T«l n*. t- i -lay from San Itant i*ro vlts i| fair :«wn|H list and 114*1 tSjlt of remrnt and crneral fr^ifct PUBLIC MARKET Mutton «tew at r«i"» i Ik; natlTe lianlett pear* at 10 c*»ti i! bos; banana* at IS cent* a -ka; C-oo* Mai r•« am rh«-»i> at M e*aV alb blMkberrlpa at cr«U a bat; l;aml>'.t!e ■Irak at rrnti a Ib «!V v.t faltuon at 9 gnu a It; Ml row* at 2' nuts a dotes; Ebarti |Hiiri,i-H at 55 cents a box; r.r»u* strln .ii|.;.-« at tl a box and poutnes at 7 lbt. for IS CNtt M the principal Usat will I* on sale at the public mark«t IK morrow. iv.!.»!■'• I Imnrtio* for le. ■•i«-.«v. t.uack. T.»i n'l a hum lim (M It i C»l»rr. b«nch. 1 IK f»'-i le-te i-»r Ik II Ul IS' ik lu-M» 4 (v-;S*f? i»r .loi v>i-i II Ml kOB. N*w »i i 4»krn. lt'ltC ITi'>ll"r iwck. mi.i ii.ii— frutl. Uin. I for Jte r. r... 41.- n i'« p«r t 1-lc |wr (vvr.4 >'.i.i .i m-tc h> *»i l'i..»m unmivip. 4»« iPtiTu t&e del. m*, Wniltlntlon 11 -«m»rj MM tons nwmtr;, J It* »S«i r»»c» lie Ik I I »S «0C aw Pol>lnn. l.nt 1 ,r I'M l*-I^. .ii f r tuck** 11, kaIUM i: in (or C«rro«« S tvunchu for i«. naft »r Ib, llutail f...- 1 »i Ib. "2\ Mutton chi.|.«. U-110 v*t I»l l»«k> III*.!!>•• lt> iHirtOTlioM* •■•JJ Ih iltlnin. I»IS« folln»lnt purrtui* oii.'ri >»r j»u»*:,~rSE' lit- ptr iHiunJ; brotlxi*. V«Si ».-IJ pr, «««»J,JSr MJ IUTTKH—t*c«I r«Bch. r "j K'Vil*—lj>c»l r«nrh. >l-lle- _,] MKATB. ll\. «r.I«M-C»»J. 'JJ'nlsl pound; 4V,c I'er pouwl vrltiria Pfr pound; *AV5i lK.unit H..»«. J»,c l*r l»»"*,..i*3j Ie per pound Uull» »nd t*M IKAT»-Pr.«»a-V»«t. Ur«J, per Mraßdl nmllum, 1»-Hf P*rJ!S? Th« follow m« «r. l««l Ti mad* on W..1.M. «v lhl« r"', M*-,».| Kill'lT— lll«.klwrrl,r,lny ,-voali.ns. You will III'"1 of ttic bout Bhowa cvit put on iinmiltifiit St-atllt' ftllllll'll Al MTU I HAN»£J If D1«n...,,,1, Ilil.liM. Ji'!r^ 1 tlKlir AHO CM«KBt. |f t OvttMi 4 I

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(RAM AND BETSY ARE r REUNITED' I*, 1, Pet Porker Again f to Arms of Her Old j Master. Ml* Hiram I* happy. "I Way," vi helped him nnius.' «h«- fre. '*L, l>ly «'l"»Pl* block, but she l» now rty. to jtar and 11l hold, *«lk ri»*W »hl"m I l*ll *f% moved from l.una trn \Vn*hlna> yr II m"' !l "'""'I th..- hr |>art»Hl ■•■.•in w^haJ lUw). hnvins out in |*r cote Bttte ptRRy-wtguy a*i4 hK«n>* waddllnjt, itrunt miatt'*! chunk of ham, baron i dnL »«i '■"i"nil 0d«l.-'. th» salt barrvl. How- T)l*»*lt*r l*wf' •I'wrrd lU>t»y"B ifcl» aiornSftt Hiram bosight J,, t a4 tat> was trot out to httn w hOJJM*. kJjr Hi J*r Mr»t »trrct car ride, i;;un'ut;»- «ha njt»jf ,Mj«rl*«*. Sh«:U'''l pWI her up j» «rn*n« hor. minfallns, llgtif and kirklng. Into itu- car. ol tb« cotamotlun. t!i. rfra«i> »!ops*Hi hi* car »pvnil Mli 4 out with an ult ran I Hi j,, t v«.r. ivi«% didn't t.l vr- up "a oor» rwß thati »om«> r dn- |«(t that r!,l on th(> slir.'f ft >5jt'i tat>* at th WVstem Wstton fair isruua.l.i thia alt- Bk aMti the enctoaur*. dcaplti* pMt Ml». aeemvd aim- with aairtj. 'tti! *a* Everett day an I the ■an ractßg cv.nt lh« I abTokon pur*»> of iI.OOO for tttem. The r>t-rett t urs.-. a IML worth JiCO. and the Sao- M lUadlcap, a mlt# runelcc tch-«.-.- the racinit program. Lnu> l.uCtnjr Will be continued !«4 n pnbHrain eonvr-ntloa hmn «r.*Uca ladorvd Albert J. Hop _»» rt^lertlos Co th« Cnit.-I «w i»«it« *nd lB*»r». .I and com "M**Oo»«rBor tl-MMM Hi>cali«>r teraporary chairman of •_»'«!».,.. Th« ptatfor- I* a i mm of. tl» on« adopted laanator«hlp »tnwi tb« stats *ot» la gpnr-ral U>»a from th«j vot« by dl«- Kt. M. Shaw, rormnr aecrotary «w tr»aaary. was tb« principal H» d«;larpd that dfrntx-- SI filled rrpry time It haa tr—aurr vi "•KM. In Utlon to tho tariff »t length, acorlng th» «t the democraU and taylns: '•WWlcan party prosnl**^ tlw P«rt»^tl7B tariff and working out of the detail* ~piaMr.lafivatt«rn, Lumbaßo and Hrlallra. It In::,' 1 •(r"'"'1' 'n* from ihe rir«« »|.|.llratton. You west It 1^ 7ou »le«;p ami ,up in tha lIX f lX in,,, a two-year- CALL TODAY I ——_, PL, consultation Dr. S. S. Hall Co., i rcc BOOK ••'on* i.jfii.., w«.h if TEST t1*««« »-i, i m« on* of yiur fr«» f™'" cann"t C»ll, MDd tllll « in i!n- arm* .if t hi adoring and overjoyed Minim at fair grounds, whrrt» «h*> will hay» a with Ki-nuliH- aristocrat* of the with r.«'ti«lii>' aristocrat* ot ;»iik)!n' family who iu>> on exhibi tion Hi. •i.lluit- l.uua park mw»ih.' had rooted and ma.!.- thtacttm«>at, harp proved i t'-ui* M f' out of the (our h«-Mi» run. K*a Weal took lh«> lirrre county purtw for i *ci r In ttraUht hrata. The mill* runnlnK ran* waa I captured by Al IJndlcy with l*nc!« ll.'nrv •(•■iriiti; i! .»**t* uttd 11-i.I inn iiUylßic for the abort end of Th» Rural Spirit pur** for Irot lrr» will be tho main •vii-.t of to ■MM I kSmaM raricK Two run nlii« races will probably few pulled off for th.- fsttflcatioa of th« lon ftrtj public ■Mm ll* con (cludtnt hi* m-. door* of Uir.-.» r j|l.--l t«cmuM> th of t>rov*nUng flr i^.i. 4*>p«rtin#nt on lnforn»tt> tb« building ln*i«ctor. Th. i>! n► hay* txnrn kwrtn a* (Tib h.f.i«ff made parlor T!w> numh#r »t «omm In th- trndfrioln rwa n r-h.- sine* i«t month fmrn Hi to ah»ut k5. EAGLES' AERIE EXTENDS THANKS Resolution* ritcndlng thank* to alt ctvlr bu*i- m" th« IKutlnuHtw of (h« city, prpim and nthcra, for th» nuiny cnurmlii •■ti- In rnt*rtalnlng th« grand a«-rl» of th» Kraternal Order of i:ikl-« during Ita annual aeulon tn H«wJtl»» taut munth, wt>ri» adipt "i -it n r>>. -■iinu irf ii,- Mother No. I, hflil Friday night. fU-pnrta ri"n'!rrp«l by nub-cnm mill. nhowod that all fmlitrrn of th« bl« cnnrratlon had Ir*n rar- Tier Uwrjrman of Hnattii.. died at hl« homo, fill l«th iiv N,. at 9:15 O'clock thta "Morning, following an lllma Mo, »lii|,. worklim on M* "1: ll'"'.-. Mr PblllliM ttrlckaa with iwraly.U of the Inft aid*, and hu eoadlUoa I otailjr bind, and was h..|,.|«,«, that for th«. la«t >«rn ay, rur took an acttvß part In ikilHlcb, UM Km YOUTH BADLY HURT BY SPEEDING AUTO Narrowly Escape* Death When Struck by Heavy Machine. Oarfleld tViyd. the It »r .i M aon of 11. O. lluyd. of m nth N whIU rroMism lha stiwl at the Intersection of i.'.th a*, and l)onny way. at 6 o'clock la*t evening, waa n»n down and painfully Injun-,| by an automobile driven by Harry Morris, —it of William Morrt*. of 127 J«th ay. N. The automobile waa rwitig driven at a very rapid rate, »nd wltneaara to the vi ;i ny that there Hit no e*rus« for It lk»yd made a dr* VnH« a!l.i:i;.( to K nla promotion committee, an nouncea that th* fin.Mt nisi (rain that mr« pnlled o«t of Han l"rand»co will carry tlw> i»«nitM>ra [of tho promotion rt>mmlttc»» who i will ntafc* an *irur»fon trip to 8» --atttn for ii!.- t'lirj-m. of helpful In th« of California Day at th« A.-V.P. K. on Jam* IS. l»0> J««M K. pt.-«!,!.:il of |h» tf4er*t board of A.V,P. ••■■■l*, anoouticn* that 1.1.j»i*- I to submit to i-tt) tyrannies aii'l Imposition*, Hi. Sunset i•• phone cos,;,-! th....1«h it* inun •••I. Maurtc* McMtcken, announced thla morning in the corporation* committee of the city council, that "the publlr damned" policy, which hat heretofore ch*rartr>rtfe4 li conduct, wltl in- il>»n )■>!■■.l Th» company was i>r«HHM(. through Mc vtinc« to takf away the phono for alleged i ill paytiii'iit of I Mr. Harnes h!.i!.-.| that hla wtfe offr»d to pay the bill, but th«» «»m!>loyn i«h»"1 by her. cntn-fd and vmik.ii ..11 phone. X'"' pbnn|i Civil wi»r, waa a mr-inliiM .if (ho ll iin.iU »nd MlnnnaolA rcitlmpnta, h«- Ing promoted in i!,.. latter to Hi.. |Mt«t of lii-iit••tiniif Mi' HI Ml \li In many of tlu« hnrdxat mnr"iii'-nt» of tin' H»U«|llon, and wa* Him ill Ilia i In- [»fft( ii i iii In. ai'nt from Hi. ...Mih toward! Hi.. 1.k.. .if tlm war to Mill tin- Indlaua who wisnt on it i!iiii|ini!ti in Miiiiirnniu and iimmia- Cltd BUM) r.unt ii ruault .if hi* i li»-.- aftnr tin- r 1, O. A. It., and •a* uiniutit'.i with tim \iu ..nil HÄ« tprnltjr. ll' la -HI |MM| br a widow, thr«« ■on* and two dauft-htora. IH of hi* (Imiitlil.'iH la Mr*. Anna 11, Kryi Kry«. Thn flllUMKl will M hold at 1 o'clock Friday from I 111. chaixil of th« Moiinrt \V«ii.in company, and •II I" rondurtnd Kui.'ka Irxlgr of th« Maann*. H»altl* Comman v No. 3 of th« Knight* Templar will act a* an ttacort of tln-la and knocked violently lv the ground. mn ilim •••I. he «v lak. n hums In ItK u Ki.-i.ll.- which had struck htm. ll* I* suffering from «.\.-mi bruUes about ih.- body and nar trout shock, but bis condition la not critical. Chlldi ha* been a|.[«iin»i d a clal «cm pany. stepa w«r* ln>medlat«!y takaa to adjust all tho iliff.r.-nr..« tween lh« company and complain ant*, i a* further testimony brotiKht ought. Tenons and flrina. who, for a long urn- prnviounly cuuld not .-.••I attention, fiiund the officials going out of tbalr way to that ili-lr wUhe* were fulfilled. The matter was taken under ad »lr,.-ijieni, and will be d!scua*ed further by the corporation* ctrni tnlttmi thla aft«rnot>o. aftnr whlcb thr>lr findings and recommendation* will placed l>- f.>i- th« council for action. iff] Our Ideal Logging I jtrj Tools and Herculea V 4 | Oat delivered price* B 31 to any port on the fa Sound. Mf] 3*l !J3 Logging Engine m tfS Almost new. Term* j|H fh| to right party j£ RIJ Boom Chains \A mVf 1.000 1 Inch; off I|j f|| TENTS |3 In MopplckeiV size* at jXZ tf |J half prica ti3 I r.« "V Klip |X »nntT rvaiiU ■AAJlt* O.T.H I WO. U nlpHONtSiilCri. X '*.J 21 BANK CLKARINOS. J f, Seattle. «'l»«rh\«« 15.011.1.011.1 llalatii ii 210,2Utf Portland. On, |1,4M.7Tf llnlttucßii 207,703 Tacoma. ('lnnHlikm 7fiiU77 «t»lauc« 35,828

SALMON SHIP WRECKED Partina: from Km 1,,., .1 ing* it tim to Nu»h««»li rlvnr on It. id,. Minion atrip I,ti illlo w^nt ,i-.i,..1.- on tho •and anil "'lll II hours aha [..ut .1 MM ■Ma* an! 1,, i l(lrß O f IJ,|OO »f •dm,in ».,i,. SWtpl In h.-,, TlmM-i«,.|«ii, .1 b] 11-ni II P»l«miiii, of Han l'iuni-l*i'i>, to wlmin nows of i tin |,ma brougl l.i . worth approsl* mainly t'oo.ooo. wan t-mcii.it> In •urad. Tha ship la a total lOM. i ON THE FRONT I'm; 11l will rirr -l«) t.. ahlp imh Ilrtllah steamer Kranklyn arrived i.ivi night fnmi Jtlnroraii. J.i,..in Mh» U iin.trr i hxrifi to |i.,if,,.n UuthrU to load whaut for the Unit rd Kim-.!...,, IMMENSE THRONG LISTENS TO BRYAN Takes for Hit Subject "The State and the Nation." (By Un.l.d r,....) PBOIIIA. 111.. Hept. It I. Mil- j rested that 40.000 visitors were here today to attend the session* or the •ti-i:nM-r«i|i- state •oiM'-titlmi and !h«ar addretse* by (Sryan, Johnson' and oth«rs. Wlii-n tb« convention was called to ordnr Adlal Ktevtnson wa* In trwl;ic»d anil after a I v ovation, tjeiivered an aditrrm on tho Issue* •if tha campaign, speaking briefly and optimistically of i(i routine buainns of th* convention wa* then carrl«d through and William J. Brran was Intro- j ducrd The crowd cheered fur sev-; «rml mlftutea. Bryan spoke after 'hi- adjournment In Out court bous« square, and was heard by M Im mense tbrong. Tonight Governor Johosna of Minnesota and John II Atwood of Kan>a« will b# th« main sfwaker*. The subject of Koran's address was "The Htate and the Nation." He spfik* In |>art at foliowa: Stats and Nation. •The »nrr.-«» of oar stem of Wonderful Osteopathic Cures ■^aa»aa»««.i "MOTMH John Shinbcrg, Cured of Epileptic Fits, Praises Drs. Loughncy of Seattle, Wash. Bay* "Or*. I^mKtiii'-y of attic ha». 1 »>f l!«-i>H I «i>- nt all of my earnings 11 search of a rtiro with drtijrs with no M.f utntrr I was advised by a friend whom Dra Loughncy had cured of a tuns standing ii- of rheumatism when drugs had failed. I began treatments and havo not had one* fit tine* I .-an I 0«-»»>r went over 4 day* In 20 vii i« without a fit before I>ra. l^oughn^y in.- I f.-.-i »ut«« I am rttr»d. .-itid I want all who ar« afflicted an I was to know «hi-[» la so and bo curtrd. Sincerely, John HhlnlxTg, addr«« Clan I'>-I. Rt^iton, Wath." Read What These* People Have to Say: Their name* and tbn position they occupy command your respect and atteotlon. They are the voluntary acknnwlrtlgi-mcnu of pM>|>le who have reason to Krat>'ful and who are gratcfnl. "EVERYBODY KNOWS JIM MORRISON" Han suffered with spinal ami nervous dlaorders. II" will testify to the rcsulta obtained by Oateo pathte treatment at ih» hnndii of Dra. Ixxighney. Can b any day at lit'- place pi buall \.i 1Z22 Hecnnd at Heattle, Waaib. Mr. C. Ktiutaon. tnauufacturnr if harp*. KiiltaiN and mandolina. cured of rheumatUra after 15 years' auffering. Mr. Knutnon was an badly cilt>|i!ed up be could not attend to buitlnegs. Ills «if' ■nil daughter als4i iuaU»- Or*. l seen at Marlon Mdg. Mr. i;... P. llrennan cured of munrular rheumatism afler one mtinlh's treatment with IMs Lough m»y. ran be aeen at 100 Hulllvan IllitX -I. ntl. Mr. I. Oltrhrlst, cured of a gevi-re attnek of sciatica rheumatism after a few ririiKloxx treatments, will Kladly nmwrr Inquiries. Ae obtained .ii a smaller price. Jl^'"'"^ I"!',""',"""' I would suggest osteopathy. It Is the saner anil r"'\u(»r' njlua "in.,,., more successful tn-'tli id., ill wants ii It Ik absolutely *i>i»»t i»i»— i i.r.iu. harmless and mm* In harmony with Nature than drußs." r,','!",'* r i',V*!.'i'."'i'i'r",.i.. i lr ,^mi**—rm*. ii..i m nli \.iliin i fc iii.Hi' Itmtirhlll* 'Tt- *v I IM«{«'|M|H IW««I—— JKSjLaBI-yaM* mBMIr* |i»..»fnr-* HUihuim In Kan O£!S&&^ A^B^ lit nt Wmimmm Mmitliiit N|M»rk« JH I fl| i^ X9k llt*lnrlit li.' Kf*» WftSß^KEf 1 J^'X I y& i .iiiiititgM I i..ii> llurk from 1 tefiifrß'MfJCi i'tl B --HMte*tßs» «iinir»»r inu«« L^^ I^^ DON'T DELAY COMING. 1 \w Kb£l' r Hundreds of Testimonials and Ni' ll''"SfaMl BpSL 'l References Here of Caaei IJtjSv? \.i: GiS*^ Just Such Yours I. v';> V^'mße^T I- ■■Ml' Why put off nuother day cum -^P^jjKS^ i^ffiS' ,li\ Dim. l.iiiir,lin«-«-ii •ihwiiiml il.fiinl.i of Ilin fall!." time* iii« ri'litn ■t Hlood Miiry." w«» rrowd ■■'l to Mirfi" iiiimi with ii« distln- Kulshfwl au ii»ri-miiir uf rlfrl'iiU *a him Kvcr Mi-mlil. >l oti llrltlKh mill Procession Abandoned. of the at that null Catholic aKllallnu would ii mill In «i rldt». Hi.- IriimanMt pnx'omilon thul wan to hftvn 1,. ii 11,., ki.-.il>'.i r|i»tlrnl ilrimitmtrntjnn uf inodprn tlm^a *n« »l)nii(liiiin he doclan-d hinitelf In favor of *tb« support of tin- auit !ini«nt« In all tbeir rights, as ih»- most com petent administrations for onr do mestic concerns and iiw surest bul wark* against antl republican t«nd enclns,' and 'th« preservation of tha general government In It* wnoi« "tin!iiitti>in*) vigor and the »h««M anchor of our safHr at bora* and I abroad* "Th» democratic platform adopt ed at Denver qviottra tii' ii I, Over 9*o p«opt« lliniMr.'-'l the klhtlii ■boul Hie nntranco in Wi-hiinlni i«T. and nit In- thorough farl" Mint; ill Hi'- coiikwk* w-hIN of Imtti ihi I -Mill, and Orl«ntal HIM 111 the Mlri'iH lit liOnd(»n ill In ian ruck and hood wan muni nriumial. The following cardinal* wan |n I niiip.iiil'-d by a rntltmo ■ultahlo to hi» rank a* papal I*l*. DlgnlUrlet Pr«.tnt. Churrh dlunltarlc-M are from Hie I'ltiii-d KtatcH, Canada, Kntnre. li. -1 Klnm, Holland, Germany. Aukirla. Italy, Simiii. Aktrla, Central Amur- Ira, Colony, India. Mnrmah. Miro, llrazll. Auitralla and New Zealand. Anldc from today th« most important x-anlon of the iiMKii-hH will lit' OIP i luhliik Dinriii h nrxt Hunday afternoon. Cardinal Gibbon* la to eclobrsU high mam Sunday muralng at .Mnliit'rr. tprvlal I 111 IMI of the Pi;". a hlich rnaii I* to tx* rf]c I In .if' 'I according to I In- Hf> k rite one day in Hip rathrdrat. Parade of Children. One apwla! IVatiin* of the con- Krndon. Thn city autboritlra arrant;ki». thrlvf-la. apllt rlnga. everyttilns to •l'lir.-d for salmon fl#hlng at A. I. Malla. till Urn a*. YOURS TO PLEASE tn plcturea. picture framing and art good* Call la nnd look th«-m o**r. federal Paint Wall Paper Co lilt Mm An., \rr«d« Au*a. 7 TROUT FISHERS AFTER PRIZE It'- l>t. uln of M.-i].l" Vuil'iy I arc nit.l*, ii in a ronlrnt fur a j.j fir i i,i- l ilar river Intaku" b"fnr» B*H*m* l»pr tl, Tlib prize 1..1K rV- onil hv.. nnd tho fUh muat t,« wi-l«l -I before him 'an well an bn furH I-;. K. I'm urn it nnd Dan Me- Olllla. of M.i|.|.. \-,iii.-y. who hay« l(«un mirlfitftt na JudKRK. STOCK MARKET fURNISHED BY S. C. OSBORN A CO. New York. Hi STOCKS High law n.d \aA'4 Ait alt 0p,,.. l~T~'i%~f9% *«>'i. lo...«notiv» 52 %ft JOS iO% *m.i I »ftH »4W •»H »»H »n.i. .iiita Capper 48 17. IT, 47H AlihlMHl -ii ,91 Halrimor* i, tf* tti II *»v! io'. II M«.i ,CM I I'l I Ii« .i M lilrn, t»»- IIW ti.... IIH lowvvtllr a N«tll. lilt (111 Mi* .i to M». H«ific J7H jfcid 47 I 47^ N.1«,.Mr.4 M-, l| H|, S4'4 New •rfc mil «l Ili-Vi, I lif. 10^-., Ni.rll.ern I'atitK jMftf. 144M1),HVi ('run. 1/1 l;l |/4-, ti\', «r.din» I ir>. W*i.i.lh.r._. lit h in sll i,, I»UI Sal«« 525.000. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. V Chicago. Sept. "IMION M,,h B, d A- Yin -»7\ ijiyu Wh»«l I),, -i7."if,-. 7 s 9«H jT'^ 79r.. ..X'» «H>, hH M I O«U, |4»S 49 '.I 4ens her I moath. It (Wtrnyn altogether the •-'••lUlitJ.il Impression already mads and you art- (1111081 sorry yon met s hw. The name Is true of men as (well as women. There la nothing i that detract* so much from your beauty or appearance as defective. discolored, crooked. Irregular or r..i»leaalr,g effects of lovely complex ion, rerolar features, beauty of form jacd all other charms of person which you possesa. --l!i-:nitifiil. pearly, white, natural appearing teeth ire dellghtfnl to look at and a great source of satis faction. They add to the health and comfort as well as to the beauty of the fortunate possessor. The wonderful success of Ideal Method of Dentistry, as practiced exclusively by the Ohio Dentists, of |So7f successful practice, however, that we can do everything claimed satis factorily and without the pain In cident to old-time methods. Boom of the very dentists who were loud est In their denunciations of our j methods at first are no» sending their most difficult and wtubboru cases to us for treatment. We enohlt-d by means of our I.eonniU'le and latest equipment to perform theno hlehc!nsin MTTtma at :as low a price a.i other high-class dontists charßt* for common work. i Our prices are in reach of all. We make no charge whatever for I examination. If you have any trouble or diitease of Hie teeth, mouth or sums, cull at once. It will rtol eont you v cent to find out just I what we can is for you. an till ex laminations and consultations ar<t free. We especially Invite those who are sniiViitm from 11. mad s.-iiniw troublM which other drntlKts have been .ill:, to euro. If you arc unable to call, write, fully statins the nature of your trouble, and »i' will answer our lettui promptly, We desire th:it all who arc Buf fering from any trouble of the teeth, (MM or mouth shall read what we claim for the Ideal Method of Dentistry- OHIO DENTISTS 307!. Pike Street CAUTION— The original Ideal Method of Dentistry a* practiced by the Ohio Dentists, and for which the United States Government and six foreign countries have given pat' ents, can only be had at our office.

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THE BON MA^CHE THE BON MARQIC. THE BON MARCHE IMI BON MARC HE A GRAND GLOVE SALE I BMBBHHBi__^^^^^_i_^_w^_^_^_^_Wß__^_^__^^-_w^-_BW-^_^-^-^-^-^_^_^_^^^-M^*^^^^^^™^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Values that speak for themselves —the most extraordinary (tlovc Sale of the year. Long Kid [^T~mK\ jjjjMJl Short Kid Ima I Gloves lsLi"l Ml j Gloves 1 left Values Up to $1.00 f W R Valßfs lp Manufacturers' ami hnnoFtrnt' sample and short f 'W'J§| Manufacturers' ami itii|>«rtcrV sample »t«»rt lot.i: button (dace Kill (ilovcs, ut tan. brown, Q i' d «->i black and white; 1. and 1«. button Slide A3s lot»; 2-cla M Glace Ki.l (loves ut brown tan. Clove*, in black, white ..M.I champagne; but- .ICT (3* red, rt»> and white; 1 and clasp Cape Wove*, ton Cape Gloves, in tan only?s3,oo. 4 HA 4K|M in tan only; ami Gauntlrt Kid *7 (I $J. 50 and $4.00 values; sale fM.JJ ■"■2a2lSfcsv Gloves, in tan and black; $1.25, $1.50 I V price mi in Him V and $1.75 values; sale price $20.00 j NEW FALL SUITS i&|7 ACT So 1 NEW FALL COATS tyi- i »cf eP Two very special offerings for Thursday—and prices more like end-of-sca jfT/^fL son quotations than figures asked for stylish autumn garments from one of New ifi'MWni York's best makers. These two lots should be centers of deepest interest yyjPljrta .iiiioiijj the splendid costumes, k«hiis and the like gathered in autumn display -ti ''""tiki •20'0Q to $25.00 New Fall Suits $17.95 r/ J^lf v 7 T J/vfr "|IW f:t" "'""I" >l!'"'1- nritl mlnit*«; CcnHi n ti n llnrd «n«J inlUirt-J tv a mj.it> y»k i-W,' l^TVr 'A*X*y Jffi ik maniwr. full of daih and •lylc: njj^JaUjf priced for Talr ntk; C* I T ftC f \\i\ J I*J*§l ih*«« uir v certainty, \I *jj^ (i\\A Li m 16 $20.00 lo $25.00 New Fall Coats $17.95 l lj|f Ji> I Ml. Btunnlnn Xn Y«\\ Mudrta. 4* lo &J isirhr» Inn*;, of nnctUh rnvrtl. In lan «ii«l .'JM 9»♦ ataokr sh.itc!u» »nit^». blark, n*\\ an! bmwn broadrlotb, hull and full lined It I Ij' 7 "a»ltl1- ISO-OO to U'.'.o valuta; i-n..-,| f,, r Kulr \j^ It frn ft $1.00 and $1.25 New Fall Waists 75c I I I I j**mj M^/ll \k\*\ WaUta uf i^realc. madra*. fiannpleite. whll* la*n and wal»tlnie—all the makrr //I 1 'l t_/f^'^r I h4(l of bl* I& wt>rp handtfd o*«r to u» at a prlc*- lhat i^nnlta u» MR 'Mil jjf M *tron« v«}ikf« lti*l «r«nofn. I *-A J jr r»l/'V 4 Ie»l mi .a«. «!tl Jum» r*f~*«l»»» lh«« i» f 1 n»*«»«Wf |XI'»« M t.w k«.» »ff»rai« 4«pii«in.. J^ y| jf^ag r«»wt»..«i»». u .m>«uilia4|IIL. .^'''•;>^/H"'"O Kr... t.n-, ,.1 Serf.!* k01.1.., /'if Ml Hm«U« v., V.lll»« t >2jE»t'tfi K.'~*t fv ji\. w k k [ill (nu* .v;;*,,",^ (Wjstf^:-oN«® •r mllUfM >t.ri Art fft yrW 'HIT Ir. *>4t>» tut \T W »I|S»H. «C!*^J'' •^ii'* >h> r( toil miM lUI (r $3.*)'' 1 W.I I i»" »I^*fr »ii^W-'-»^'»«Tj: t \\V7fl ht vtsSSSsS?*!'} r«n»- K\r». r\\r»—«ir.i«M «ri K»i*k« \1 lil'fl \V'l*** s" T— •B^««ivJß^r The Dlrfdolrc Vclh */?'/('Ji $1.00 PLAID AND FANCY SILKS as Pictured 52.50 iyj^f-li Tkli U of "Ilk b*r«*l» thai fi•'A'^fjX^af >.r c«m» lo K«.ll'» l» Inrh T.ff.ta Rilli In m^^^ df^h ««fT tMr Klh.rnl |M» li'i«^^l.*rT »,»r..!...m. r.^.^•il, imtm «n.| ili.fr #!_ M m—. l«nl lh. IH. »«f» *j^J\^i In (real .»»m«r,j f..r *«tf. rhn n»i 'I lh» 1 *ir dfru h*f» n**fc»>*r. rte-. *a-> Mtl rv.'lilT JH r.«« IVrt«. thavK onir «t Ttl*. Ar« you a patron of thin Krnat mar ket* IJo you inak(> your mmtj tn u.% far im you Kliould? You can buy tlio b*»t meat In the market and cave iii'>iirf>: [Meat. Mm. It. J. Malrom. 406 Fifth ay.; tall, vt, Mih. k Bend. »21 SGttt ay 8. BUth event, tiablrs bftwcpn ami two war« —lii-vi «lr«-««>'-'l. Mi* HI TUlford. 611 27th a». N.; prpt ih «t. Mm. (icorsn B«nd. 1)21 Zftth a*. 8.; !iKlii>-*t. Mrf. I. \V, Anelftr •on. K. Mi n «t. Today l» Japanmo day at l.una Park, and Manager Trumbull of the baby chow ha» pr ll*t of j(!/n n pi- iii»!iwi of the lr.m» I'.ir Itlr hli'KIII"l>l|l l-lll!IJ.:ilil* (In- material And i Him In our liruutlful day llKllt Hlnic. (V( offer you .1 KM Hi li.ilKlllll In n Kpi-i-iiiilv 11 kmIK-« vlluwi iii|«>nr> rrenled »*iiwi i.,, in ii,. t'liitrj italM iii-iiii i •our! her* today liy ainmln« John Mllrhxlt, of Kin IVilrrulliiri of Im liur, of willful unit innlli toim |»-r --lury ntirn the cn»v» of Mil. l.t ..p..1 ■i«iiiim I il'iinpi-ra for nii..«n lanipt of oimrl In violating Hip or lul llf JlUlllH (lolllli liy tim 11,. --is-tnif f Dm fluck rotntmny .1 'unfair ll»l." I'olntiiiK hi" fl»Kii|M>r« uuil other l.ilci Iciulii", l-.iv. u|.i,ti ahuutrd: "Wo will »in.« iii..i Mi. Mild matin Hill, rlui»rlian ¥edvr»' Don of i.vi..•!•. in■■•! ii,.ii Mm ii> mi had it i ahnll lip takin lM*fur«i n numlrr In vluiniory iii.i VV, 11. Imltb, m i i Htturiiry. •tfta -t ti ,i-i, i in chnmt-ry to I," iin- A Hi.,n uf «0 li* flanl u« nun- iliirliiK »i.i. li 111* trallniDiiy niu'l (akin ADMISSION DAY IN CALIFORNIA mr United f'»... MC)NTi;iIi:V. C»l., Hfpl, 9—Th" rint .u.i'-.i uf t'allfornla I* fllli t» wltncaa i....i..'i i i, I,] •iHi.ii uf it i.uMi- anil daughter* In i>miiii. !ii..t.,!i..f of the >!>i *nnl tiii-nii of iiiii-ii,ii».i»i«iM r tt>* tta!!*'* 'Vt, |.!ilH.!:i>. If,. -1 Ir Ml uijMii-;!::■■• ha%« tn'in.l r mU»lon i«> ni-. m- thn hi.si.u-. for the flr*i!.-i [iJ.-ui liulldlaes arc im. ■»:» Imprlauemrnt •I fart 1^ ..w!.«,.-it, waa tixlay i ,inl'>f.. .1 by Hi- i:• Hlnr* l.ia r..- in January. YtK xhlda had |. ItiMinc from l.'.t:i. »ii v m »t.t. li fart r»l#rct.«»>« nil him and the war ilrn Kort l.rairpnwtirtli rw«»m hi. eocounterpd a "tlmbpr rruUi-r who was la »>.in« r«apacts the -tv- of eharactsr In th« bov«I. 1.. 11 this itmlkt waa alartltiK on a tbr»« days' ripedltlan In ii" IMMI I.in prr|»«ratlon* r.nii.i«!ri| of donnlnx a high pair of In. bant* and fllllnß hi* i*> mi mat. In lh« rn.M,i. «f turh a trip th- it l!ur«-r Would t(>»«« flfl--!! !-nit,,U In weight. Ills rnmpanlnn. a vntrran crul»- over 66, was alno :ichti> •••iiiii'}»-.|. i »ti»inr a |..i'ti.. of Kll: a llttl« Ira and n (i* ;.u v•■!«. OuHtmn»r I li-iir his wlf» Is liTiim-tti.. but I thought ho married a blonde. Jokvr—Ho did; but shf dyrd llouiton I'ott.

Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Al Kaufman ar« to bo matched for a JO round battle before Jaa. J. l-f frit*' club, al I Aogeles, In till u-ar future. $1.25 Pair QZr Standard Pedals All With Rubbers Uv/L Th« t.ti i Orldfv^Mi »i-.ii Riir IViUla m\\ Mil kf tti* .i.i Cn li Hfur i J miirh wider t»«|*p»n it.- t rihi th htt* finUhKtl. Ih* --!■-i I'm- me ..'.-I the moat -!'m.«m.- pednl im el. It vital■ i in imhK«*tlv Iq Html with. Iml i» f.f mnnltifl ami il |mrt "f >i»ur l>tf Your htryi l« in run ttiioh r«»u r mid imir huiH will liKhter |L.SI l-fii HUniiMril I'rddli, «Ith UulitM>lhlii ,IHt> m vulr 1i.i.1.'-i-n tVrfnU tAr II btt pair Him I'oilula .............»|.50 The la ul thr*« mlt hunt tulilima Hdle ft" H. pi 11, P. M. SPINNING I 1310 mill Ay. FREE TO YOU Cat out th« riinpnii be- _ Cream Coffee, anartmcii!, mill It* prodiuUona. maud on Urn Iniethlii| ■mi- H'ni'l li in -mm' lo(K'Tt), factorlca, luM luusn ta4 thing tliai ban down from miall "ildn mo on. Inkuci" Into Hi.- blKgcßt mi.i went of Chi- Of course It advantr* n... Intermit f ta« cmfO. \V« havf, In nditlllon to mod'tn ma- Creicent Manufacturing Company, but at clilnery- i.i'ifKMry In th* coffM ibe mdik tlm« It ailvancn the ccoeral pre* routlnj litmlnf**— brnlna! f*i«« anil you. In thit art of aelmtiOA and bl«-ndln« roffw*. IM people hay an i-rrooiMiu* Idet tb«t \V« have broosbt from ■1.■.,,!.■,.» o.t- HuHmueeitm, which, by th« way, is r oa*te4 many, insu *lio known f.iff»«» aa an Italian «l '«'»'lt thr" «n«nth» t»for# It appears on known ninraionl. Hi- di^n nothing but br«-«kf«*t tabK In bett«r than Cr«K«nt l«xt and bknd for th«» Crtac«nt Manufattur- Cream Coff«« wblrh Invariably reaches ttt Ing Company f"P "ll" wl>'k roantln*. To pror« tk( I folly of tbla "eantrrn ldir«." and It*- UUui- IN la waking a name for Crttctnt Crtam nf M r Cre»«»nt Cream Coff»e, we fir* IDe Coffee that will Kite an eavlaliU- deilctoua crr-amy flavor that li only t,t!alo«*«J from fully maturt-d and C4tr*-fully rurrd chtAtmt Kro«th« of volte*. It l« «-stem in the after disser Try It At C CUT UT..".?.".?.....■ N the Fair •^^3^.................".'.'.'.'.".'.'!!!!! Orocer'i N«m# v,» bate a i w it« t»" wrvvvvni Crocera Addreaa Cream Coffee will •rrvtd fn-** ail thla Oroctr Sign Here l"?Hn M«UU VVSr* NOTE-Only on* coupon to e*«h customer. i NOTE—Only one coupon to tach euilorrfr Try It !h«-re. You V CRCSCHNT MPC. CO., Seattle will rnjoy it. V J _ FOILED ROBBER MAKES ESCAPE It Frightened Away After He Hat Held Up Mer chant With Pistol. Tainting a run the proprietor and ii»i n.it him to luind ovrr all Hi- m.iK In the houiw. a stranger mad* a huM attcnipt to rob th* tailor (hop of Julius MarahcucVl, at >14 Ynlrr way, «tt 7 o'clock thts rnornlnx. ll* was thwarted In hi* plan by BRIDGE BURNED; TRAIN NEARLY GOES OVER

(By United Prt.. VANCOCVKH, a C, Sept. Another bridge waa *ii«,| nut In fii•• »-n«t of Port Arthur M th« C P. It tail iiii.mtiiß, and traffic Ik Main drlajrcd. Tb« flmt rro»rhlnu the bridge when tin rir« Miiit The locomo tive utmck the burned (lorUon of tin- bridge and It ••ii! crashlnc down to the bottom. WINNING HORSE IS HOOTED (By UniUd Pr.ii nONCASTKH. Knßland. Hr|«t. 9.— Your Majesty, owned by J. 11. Joel, won the Bt. Legar nuke of 6.600 pounds at the Ifcwcatter meeting today, Although Your MHJcuty wax the favorite, hi* victory wa» Krected with hoots and yells on account of tho unpopularity of hlx owner. Hall Walker's Whlti* ICaicle wait second and Karon Itnthchlld's Hanta Klrnlo was third. Klni; I'dnard was pres ent at the meeting, which was wit in ill by a in mi ml.hi,; crowd. REFUSE TO JOIN IN STRIKE Portland loagahoromen'i union will not no out In iu|i:iilil,i Round by noil- I union men. An .ii 11 ■■mi tit was yesterday nlKticd between the longnhoremen mill.l. of I'orilnnd nnd the Htcve dore conii'Hilles whereby tliey> will both uhlile by lh« |ire»ci\l wnne scale for n period of two years. A j further provision binds tho Poi t 1..ml mil" to use no dlKcrlmlnn tlon tiKHttiHt the m's-».lm from the Hound, mid ptSCCI It upon a purely lonil rooting. Hti-uiirr Nortburner Is schpdul^l In leiive out on her Inltlnl trip to Si.llllli I II Alutika on Buturiiay ul I p. in. it m«n who ran put th« rc-ar door of il.i- I'lj.r and railed for the I I". 11t:ijr that he would be rnrn«-rrii.-il any booty. m The stranger went Into the pUre mi, I. i (I ii. i.-ii.» of buyln* a rancy vrat. While Mr. Marahcunkl wan ■hnwlnic him Miniptra the «'f hi* coat'and ordered him to dlsarorre. At trilp j )urtctur« he wa* wared away. MAKES UNSUCCESSFUL DASH FOR LIBERTY (By UmUff P'f.t.t VANCOUVER. H. C, Sept. A fix-rui from Kdmonton Mtjra a sensational dash for liberty from 111* iironx aim of the law, and the I subsequent capture nearly two hours later by Hergeant Detective Currish of a man belli* held here on a rhar«o of forsery 111 Port land. Ore., occurred to the north went part of the city. Tin- man was Harry Clark*, ailaa T. M Wll -...ii. wbo »a* arrested at a board- Inn house at IZS Kllxabeth st. on a wire from Portland, where he wanted on a charge of forgery »nd obtaining rood* under f«l-' pre ll' it being held pending th" arrival of officer* from the rnlted States. TAFT RESTING 'By United Pre«».) CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept. Wro. 11. Taft In resting today after hi* t.|.i'.-i h m.iUiiid tour, 11. la lak In* life ea»y at the home of hi* brother. liv 11. lafi Taft to day received an Invitation from tin 1-ml.i' tocinif Waterway* associa tion Inviting him to make an ad dreu before that association at Chl caßit October 7. Ha will probably accept It. BRITISH TO SUPPRESS INDIA UPRISING ———_ (By UniUd Pr*«t.) SIMLA, India, Bept I —ltritlnh troop* uri- cnno'iitratlnK nt IVsh- II Will to -ui'i'i' s> n frt-Kh uprUliiK of Northern Indian trtbemnon. Warned by llio lottgra they suffered whun herded tom'ther ami shot down i>y the Drttlab m few months hk, tin* natlvea have split Into Riimll tulillriK partlci mul lire hivhk ItiK the country all atom the fron tier. FRISCO'S GREAT CRED T (By United Press.) BAN FUANCISCO. Hopt. o.—All Son Franclnco Is enthUMd today over the ninnner lv which the cr*dlt of this city BtandM the tcut in tin money inarkt't of tho nation. 'in n bid* for bondM to tlio extent of |.i iSO.OOO for public Improveiurntii worn opened yesterday, the amount waa 1-* tlmoH oversubscribed, the blcbut bid Klvlng til. city .1 pre- I ii 11 in of over 7 per cent. TO GIVE BANQUET TO ADMIRIL n-mr Admiral R. C. Uit.t*j, upon whoa* report t« $*am] 4 the N.i-. Mi-trait rn>u •na tion f wbeUicr or aot;Bnaam ■hall have another di7t of honor at a huqaltt «!» the tniftMi c» s. .iitii- Chimtwr of Ownm i r.. lUlnler rlub tomomw trt Hcn*t r«, prcstat newt ant of the lirfi»m«n 'm;t will li« prmcat PREACHER'S MARRi TO A DIVORCEE E SANQIOHED __■ (By Unlt*4 frtm.) niCHMOND IIILU 8«»t »-Tb m«ui:iKi- of h«t.- Hr WliiUM I ljii»tmbu»tlMw fw.Tnj**" and fr*lKht for Fkurwar*"* r«ilnt». the Alkl «alh^wW.l IIONLV It WOJ-^^^ rnlt»r»ltr »r«»*» vi uw io«* i« 2r>S Only f»» IMIHVtTIONAI KK.AI.TV f» v l'-J |809 Aw»»rlf» W*»>J^]^^ KIR PIMWS. I 1 New Dlicovery Cur«« Eradicates Minor Skin blei Ov«rnlßht A f,.w-monlM««o«««2?J of iK.HI«m. the tho .lruKKl.ts of the wun",, hnn.llo It. Previous to t« f \Tj could utily be had direct fi«« laboratori«>B. Since this change «Si* of distribution poeUm •""J^,, the moat phenomenal nnythtn« Introduced to trad- in tho la*t 30 ye»rs. |«dhll dru ß m«U. 'a«' Quaker Dru. Co JJ^'V now .Hiryliig tho H *ci« f iilzo ncintl} »doj.ted, •«•?."f

acsemn cases, poslfm sWP«^ lug xvlth first applies'!^- P^ lo R),,:,! immediately, chronic ca«cs In a _ few minor rkln troubled pimpled, blackhead*. «"V I rash. ap 5SS* p, ilm.-i.UI samplos ttH thar« »>v thfl i-:m«''* Mirj flft4 A.I New York city.