The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
October 22, 1908

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LAST EDITION voi POSSES_SEEKING FOR LOST MEN MISSING WITHOUT FOOD SEMCE MONDAY MOENIMG WAR RAGING ON THE BORDER OF AUSTRIA BATTLES HAVF BEEN IN PROGRESS FOR TEN DAYS. Insurrectionist* Attack the Troop* MM* Situation o#t Serious. (t. Ui»ltewa in prt»KTe»« In Iktsnla S***SO*tßa for 10 days and killed, according «*rsau'' brought h«re today k, i vjjatfßi'Kmn agent. Mortv tt»i lH&* Aaitri.in troopa hare lnt ttlttked by Insurrectionists ia a* im***d i.ti u»>riut th«lr guerrilla an U»» very effective. TV «ita»!!>". la so serious that tn .t»»irtia government has raWttlafortrroiTits lo the aid of ft« ttvtot trt*>;■■■»■ Thnmsh strict cf»«i*»Wfk th" agent said, the Alll trta" pi»«*as*nt n«» suppressed tl nwftti the situation as It wJ| M. nutfS) exists In the (HMn taa «*tk«ni sections of tl, u»n«4 territory. Tk» Hajwy svi-nt came Un t«*L» iari -«;i&at«i closely tie tnet "nmt^n. »tth a rlew to Ita-t&f irtae wnrw eland will mm It Cat event that Si rvia and BHiiiffTf^f"'"" war .00 Ana- W. TV that the '■(fen Aortrta amounts to M at ♦PCfC Wirnri:* Itesala ml Her twrtist It to sabm!s*li»:» by force a/VTa* temper of the people, I try, U inch that they will MMt Mhnl* annexation. Mvertna of Envoy Yuke ft* ti* Austrian authorities «Aenw Tiwtday was merely a MKlfi..' them to search hi* r.'tiu ajtrat declared. For iMi Im said, the apology 'aSmfky AMI* «a* cot accepted ■atXstteMKro will ia»lst upon t&»|WM«o(*B Indemnity, sjifc^tefarmattoa. the most KMOtkn=*t!. tat m >at««ltsciaD has t>'~--n start* it to cXenslse t&« truth or U»« upon*. Ta« MoateiM»cran fays he Mpettiret; ecs«taee4 that war Is Haia to latohe tt# Calkaa state*. b u tnntKht at iv« ■P* tfeMtrr. Tbt« will fo ttt« I otKfi«r.!t)f rf f-.nrln* fcltn. 'lama ttwnly, to *pmd ««v»rai ««k"*4 H» tea "■l'M 1 ftat- M«tT«r« and m*r >ola iho ntnkji ft* M»tfM(.i[iun Optra t"ta. T«- Wj PT9mm fa arran«n) that to-appeal. to raarir i.,virt at WREATHS FOR THE LIVING I .!sS»*_€om»« John Cort and breaks Into th* "Wreath* for the I ontli>«\ ult«e spurt In thl* morning's mall. Ben *co. but If he were, hi would probably I** the election to b« held today, etc.," ,-,.1 11,..ii aoraw ijiB 1* »fcwt toe labor rote. All the leading candidates advanced j;««#rUlly tkla morning, and the contest promises to bo fast and |j™ lw» from cow on. B»r» I* what Mr. Corfs admirer writes on Scattl« Athletic Mwk •uUoofry: |(__ 4 "Editor Star: Btnr«t wltnriislng part of th« performance of fi~** vi M*' *t tho Crand theatri 1, 1 can think of no more Ij*™2ob}ecl for an obituary lhan Mr John Cort. tho manaitpr; F'*-iwmora takn grpat iU-m»t> am Injecting him Into th« race for I**"***, with 26 v.nf-H were Intended for anothir, but le»a UJS?'' 1 Of coiir*^*t do not exp«el to compete with Jacob 'iLT 16 r*»n« t>( your twel?, and the ad4r«sa excited a great deal of comment. Mr. Uarrvtt declared that the STREET CAR CREWS ARE RUSHED TO BEAT EXPO Track Laying Is Going on Apace to Handle. Crowds. To handle Che enormous traffic of the Alaska Yukon Pacific expo sition, tin- Seattle Electric com pany Is rushlns work on all Its extensions In »»ri aecttona of the city. So far this year over IS mites of track have been laid, work Is and«r way on over SO mllea, and there are attlt extetiaioßt and double tracking that have not been tourhnl. A half all* of single track M been built on Be«tmd a« from Os ilar to Roy.' and on Third at to Aloha, to connect with the Vir ginia at. tine. Double tracktnx of this Un« has N>«« started. Two miles of Itroadway and like Use, which mecla the Kaattak* at liar vint, brtnKS two double track lines to the Latoaa brldc*> This wilt necessitate the double tracking of the l^ti»>a hrid*' orrr I^ke.li'nlon. From ther« the lines wilt co north on Sixth ay. N. IS. to Rrinnall place, and eaal on Brln oall place and B. 40th at. to luh ay. N. X, taking that ltn ear tinea runnloi to the fair, a doable track line wilt be vstablUbed b««1i)alo« at 13rd and laekton, running ft6rtl> on .'lrd la Xnrr.fr place, thenc* out Sith to la* fair grounds, crossimr the portat* with a &6-foot spatn trestle. Fr«ment Lint. TIM Fremont lint, and the l»th I*. iin«> will tw doable tracked, M will the Madrona line from itrnnr Ufaine pttrk to the take and "on to the Unltersity line on K. (Sth to iUunna park. The company I* layiex 2/-00 feet if double track aad of single 00 The Seattle Star I'nlti-tl States Is overlooking tin op nines in Houth America llraatl for ••■ani|ile. he said, li nearly at large as the Unlttxi Stair*, and It a wonderfully fertile country. Ja|uin linn hh'okiiUui a atop to the Japanese, Invasion there. Mr. Karrttt left this afternoon for Tacoma, where be is to speak timUiti. West Calrr st., double tr«. klne the Klnn.ar park line for half mile and paving the entire lin«. I.ik and the trestle acroaa the tide flats widened. The Atkl Point extxnakm amounts to feet and «M feet of tt» tine. Work wilt soon i.v begun *h tracking the rremont lie* from Pro mont to Woodland park, a distance Of 1.000 feeL BLIZZARD RAGING Many Reported Frozen to Death in Wyoming and Colorado. (By Un.law P't«. nKXX'KIi. Colol, Orl. tJ ~A R Wttllara*, wh« Uiri mll«« from K«ii and \\*«rr«n Utrdcnturgh. rtnehman, who tl»*d Dnr Xtr>ln(i, W>amin«. ar* d**4. «irn.l.i anp*4 at lli» irvur. h doer out of hatttt II waa fun"-I that the Aoad man band* krM Ilia rain*. Tilt w fall In tt>« 'Mountain* t" made to appear to Jo s«;ph Hlnllh and «in-irlil Klrl. Ik dying from the efftx-ta of an attack which aha n«y» I'ltrn y ni« i«««» and ict out In pur ault of I'ltiny Th« attack Una ma J«i nii'ti* treaty, ti* pft> |k.h-i! today by .!.»|nn»e,i ri.av»kHi,u Ua« Un tiItTTMII IZnKianii. Am«ilffi.. r. of the fi.. I nmi th« illj raatle rorpa !i«-r- I Oo«iat Kouitira. until the new;or r»nU«il.>n of 'I now eabtD«t 4 held the poal amtaßMUior to KmiMn4. and 1* rvc»f).-«i a» th kMum of J»i»n« dlplnniatii. ll* la rrpon«l to U> at th* bottom «f ha plan for the i,i,i. allianrv fur Ihe Far All th* offlrrrs of lb# fl«*t wore Mtod to rrapond to toMta, «n.| the I fwUn« of friendship between Aim-rtti and PAH «ldi>M»d Japan Diplomacy. It la th« uroltiiunt of thw fop. rlxn •!lt'l«m«i> hvrti that Japan will bat* ottlccßcraiwd th« world in |dll>loii>ar d«ni«>ro Anwrfcaa f1««l to ih«- »iiili-.«1.# created, and nlpplof tn th* bud Ut« much ull.-.|of Chlß-\tn. rtr*n treaty that would teat" Ainrrlra and 'Mna a« alli'-a axaln*t tha> dotn if.aMftn of lh« mikado f>mptr«> The Visit Of Ihr Am«Tlran fl*«« to Japan and tb« laMnh ri^rpttoo anil manlfntatlona of will'by th« }*t*nrn- toward ili>» AmtrimnM hay» don«> mtKh to miiiinrf itc offlt«ra of ih.- f!« lhl« w«>«ih ar* taklitß fun of lh« fl..t« Ttalt, and i!tlca will b« r!....r a« tlN> I t«-»«ilt of th* coming of the Ameri can battleships. Americans ■'•tad. Th« Americana went feted acala today at xiTpral funttlnna, rndlng In a wonderfully beautiful lantern l>rom «it»! brought hurt) from Yokohama thta morning railv and attended a mag n!firi-nt gardra party and aproad at Illbiya park, gtven by Mayor Y. Oaakl. Thr offtcrra of the flu*l wi-r m tiTininn given lhn> by the mayor and lii'■•■ Hbln>ada*u, a/l*rwhich tb«y •tti-mii-i| a garden party at the ilrillah embaaay. Many of the offlcrra w«ir« «inli>r« talm-il at Hi- homo of Mr. It Ken

at the Ka» hukl tbcatr*. the largest theatre In Toklo. Thn Tlankera' aaaorlatlun were the hoiita at I hi' theatrical ahow and Interpretera from tin- Japan mall steamers Him and Archaic Inter preted the llbea to the Americana a* lie t■ ■i spoke them. IV'M.i.nt Bhlbuaha, of the Jap am;ae Wclcumo society, addresietl the audlenco frum the stage. OFFICIALS FIND THEATRES SAFE Thn Mill- and Orpheurn th*atr*a writ. K'ven n rlonn hill of health to ulsc tinuuiiig. light i«r*rl!e." H is Jo*t a nice, aim t>!- llttt.- mutlral comedy wltn i-1. of«pr»>tty girta. pristty tonu and afet-' rlntbea. Its slmpln little lov« pi.ii mat stoi in tratala st)l« without l.'i. a aoclrty complexlt) or a. Rakime dance to add spice. vDrmdwajr theatreffoera really 4*t't know whether they like thU r*'i lo simple life or not They crtil'l«-, but they also fill the its. Slat; H>T«>'» the Diet: Rlcii baron about t« estates for lack of heir. WILL DEMAND REMOVAL OF RESTRICTED DISTRICT Taxpayer* to Insist That '•Mayor Make Good His Promise. Aggrieved at what they terra Mayor Miller's broken promises to j move the restricted district, a twn |ra) committee of '.A taipayer* rt'M'niinx all th* Improvement cjnti« la tin? southern portion of the city. »re prepattnac to tnnk« a last appeal to tho city's chief executive to carry out his pledg* that the Ited'Hftht section would moved. If the mayor does nut niako Rood Ibis mr It Is proposed to appeal |o th* eoarts. AH •he details of this movement have been determined upon at sev-J •ra.l meetlnKS of th« different club* ncintlv, and a iiiTiiiiiltt. of flrf nipcrlor court this morning; re «tr«inln« James I*. Agnrw, us coun ty auditor, ft ..in itiii .i'.llmb with th»- prlntlnu of tha offli ml county ballot for II"' romiiiK election, und i!lr*r«tnc him tnapprar before Judup Morrlv tomorrow to kliow cau*«allot an I hi tlxiii'irtiiili' ii.iiiiliifi-« In the KorlU'th t4 dlntrlct. Th« nuulliliUi-* nII. X c Hint Hi. wrff nominated at tli«- Hrptembcr prlnmry t>y majorities of i ti. li party elu'ioipi and were notified by Aud itor Akm.u on Oct. li that their 111 tag fee* must paid In order to LOUISC GUNNING. Handnome nephew about to ha rons fortune. Desperate', baron •ends servant to pluck heir from Paris train. Forgets to say male, I heir, ftervant returns with .Mi** Ouanleß. She impersonates both son and daughter to baron. As dAritl.tiT falls In love with nephew. Tbc other daring thing of Ml«s Gunning's holdea daring to offer New York anything so #tame as "Marrelle, 1* Is her choral fttngitix so clety. Khe has organized all the chorus girls of th« tihubert produc tions Into a singing society and l« tralelng them to do sight reading. Soon her aoclvty Is to glv« Sunday concerts for charity. The aitoclsh lag thing about this to the theatri cal -..fill Is that a prlma donna I would do anything she wasn't paid for and that she would be so In considerate of her Mitre as to wurk it overtime. I fore atui after hi* election that he ;wmiid mot* th# restricted district. j Delegates from our Improvement i clubs took ill-- question up "with him on m-vi-ral occasions, and II wai aurwtl upon the lait «l«lt that the removal would be enforced on tk>p- UmIMT i. "Chief of Police Ward ey,co went to the extent of designating a new district to On- south of the present location. It made rral estate prices liouiii, but ncc(iiii[iii»,!!t oo Rood. The district has not moved, and It does not look as If th>T« any prospect of It ever btlug moved. Totuntadly, "I (In not know what reason the tnayor can have for not keeping his promise. Ido know that the south end people were irtven to under stand that tin- section would be placed eUflwhcre, and It is still where It always was." If i!i>- mayor falls to accede to the demand of the peopiu in the south end axaln. attorneys will be empowered to bring legal action In the shape of Injunction proceedings. The. committee will not rkito to any location east ot First and south of Yesler way. 1 li.ive their names |ilurrd on tho ui flcl.il ballot. Aftir payment of til. required furp, they were notified that, umlrr mi opinion-by lk'puty rrom-cullng Attorney llwnl.l, id,. t' with th« |nsi,\ mnchino that ho will takß particular dp- light In BeelnK It iti-Klii. Hi- will not Khr It away, as the hoodoo might fallow the .iltii-t fellow, THE WEATHER OCCABfONAL RAIN TONIGHT ANO rRI DAY; INCR IASINQ SOUTHEAST WINDS. FRED W. KLOEBER, BROTHER OF HOTEL PRO PRIETOR, AND JULIUS KLUMMIE, CLERK OF HOTEL, ARE THE MISSING MEN SEVERAL POSSES GO IN SEARCH. Although two searching psrtlc* with a thorough knowledge] of the mountain* am scouring U>nslhound> with the searching party were unable to take np the| scent, and members of the party' separated In an atforl to ftn. but the searchers receiv ed iso irftxinse. It it believed that Klorbcr and Klummle, after losing tin lr bear ings, started to cromi the moan tains to gain the May creek valley, j The aearchers.fcar that both ro«*a j j bc-eame eihant and may be tn a dying couditkm somewhere in the mountain air. Actin.. on supposition that I the mlMlng auatara endeavored to gnln the valley across the moun tains from Hot Springs, Densmore's party la hurrying over the ridge, conducting ran search of ev ery foot of ground. Clad M they were and without provisions. It it IF TAFT GOT A CLEAN SHAVE AND IF BRYAN LET 'EM GROW TAFT. A 8 HE'D LOOK WITHOUT HIS MUSTACHE. WRECKED BY EXPLOSION (By United Pratt.) PITTBDUnu. Oct. tl.—A large nltro-giyccrtno manufacturing |>ltmt caught fire today from formt firm tli.tt have been racing for several iliiMi In Hi.- vicinity of Hhnnno|iln .mil. In H.. i' Mill exploiilun. n| blown to iiiiiiii". A nearby nltro-dyeprlne maun elm* wan toon afterward ignited und exploded, Inn lint burning rmberß Into tho nenrby fnrmt. It Is re ported ilml a woman w,i.h killed In (he ni'oond rxplonlon, but ihl-i rould not I. vi-rlflml. Tli« dMtTUeUOB of tin- I'liini mi.l Iho diiiiuiKu to build ing* In Bhiiiiiiii|nii rausi'il a large property lon*. Tli«j.irMt*al friend of Fred Kio«ber. li■■!» HUt and K!<m!,i r have hunt mountain goats near Hot Springs, and Inn game wardsn thinks he will be able to find hla mi*tinn friend If the searchers fall. liotn Fred Kloeber and Klummle are well known In Brattle, and have a host of friends who sra taking a keen interest In the search. Believes They Will Turn Up. "I do not think that any casualty has befallen Fred and Klummle," said Dr. Chaa. i: Kloeber, an ancle of tho young man, this morning. "Uoth men are very careful. Fred la tborouKhly familiar with every inch of the ground la the vicinity, Klummle Is a Swiss and has lived In the mountains all his life.. Ha j weighs 220 pounds, and is strong an ox. That they have tost Ihdr j sense of direction and have wan* •!i-r< <l over the divide Is my hjr pothesls. I expect to see them coma Into Seattle this afternoon by war of Bnoqualmle Pass, which Is th« j quickest route home If they made their way over the divide. Threw bunting parties are now out. an other of largo numbers is forming at Morgan's Mill near Lester,- and Gamo Warden Ricf and party win I start from Seattle this afternoon. j Mr. Riff Is an expert woodsman, I and if anyone can rind them, he can. 1 will leave tonight to uk« up <h.- hunt if no favorable new* comes in the mean': Rief Has Confidence. "I believe that Fred and Kltinv mle, after going over the mountain bark of Hot Spring!, foliowid the j basin of <'!i" of tho tributaries of Friday creek," said HU-f this morn ing. "They either got on track of something and went over the dt vide or lost their course In a snow storm. Our posse will make for Meadow Pas*, and I earnestly be lieve that they will be found tn thU vicinity. Fred is an expert woods* man and. If lost, would blase the trees along hi 1 path. I will not come back until he Is found." BRYAN, AS HE'D LOOK WITH TAFT'3 MUSTACHE. CZARINA VERY ILL.

(By Unit«d Pre.i.) ST. PUTURSIIUIU), oct »2. —The rzartna has been notl- fled by In r |ihy«irlanK that she must leave KtiKsia or become Insane. Worn over revolt*- tionlist trouble* and believing that her husband and .hi will *at any I Inn be Blaln has caused her to gradunlly lose her miii.l The offk-lal yacht has steam up to take her A south, but the czurlna con- stnntly Buys she will not leave HusKta without her son.

A FLIRTATION. I. i 111 I in pink; A tuny ink II Tip* his hat; ■hi likes that. 111. Ktopa to talk; Awny they ilk. IV. M.• la. ft 11 wifo— Thud I n«i it rife.

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•1 SPORTS— M'FARLANO DEFEATS LEACH CROSS Parky Appear* in Gotham Before the Fairmont Athletic*. MUTT YOWC, O«. 23— lackey T>li'K".irUn*i In a. aU round km. during which the "rrid* of tho r.hrtto" tw>k a lut ul panlHhmeut, MrKsitlninr» victory nukes him the leading nmtrtutri (or a rii'.iil with battling Netaon, >n.l mt the manic tltnn burled the as hlrationa of Cru*», at loan! for a (l in.' Itoth bttys welshed In nt 133 pounds in tb« afternoon. M.fnilaiiil *t!tit»ui In with gruel r WHITMAN IS WEAK FOR VARSITY GAME Purple and Gold Should Have Easy Victory Saturday. Ttv fintn.ill game Saturday be tween Whitman college and lli« ltniT»Tslty of Washington wtll Bwl»U«»ai» oa a one-aided affair from th* mil) standpoint, aa il.. mis sionary li'.un la In had condition, having four of lit men out of the Ham.' The ltne-up against the t>nrple and gold will be very light. efi'ti lighter thaa was naaanid by tha high schools recently. The mil varsity eleven Is In prime, condition now and has only one man out be cause of injuries. That I* Capt. WHITMAN TEAM ON WAY TO SEATTLE {By United Pr«»« ".WALLA WALLA, Oct. 12.—The Whitman «>lh«e football eleven loft her«» reaterdajr for Pusct Hound, WtNv- it piars the University of Washington at Sosttle SiinnUr. and Whir* >h r«|-h»T« (bat th.' Ml>sl»uit. »!tl not w!:; c-irh.-r Of their K*Btc* th« Hound. Tt. y f yet »h«»o any fkill in handling >h. forward pawl, a play which ttte team uw r»ly n;t«n lo :In a«jilnlV«»- l«-am towards a*> riiriri* Hi" Whitman second it-am here an i&tttrdajr to play the Hroad* war t if oricltially scheduled to ptay iMllaskMii hlch cm Saturday, hut tIM op-cound torn eaaccilliHj Out c Tb« Whitman Drat t*am la coming to play (he I.' of W. and Hartman la cndeavor liut to harp the mcihiil brotticht ikni to play the Broadway scbrml SPORTOGRAMS Iloraorr X, i>wm4 by W. It. Too kin, of this «My, is on* of th« four does In tn floaia for th« Waterloo Cup .suk.- at th- Hull.- Connies Princeton-- yesterday defpati-d Fbrdbaa by a atorw of T? to 0, Tlw n»«rim» football team of th« I"u«ut Sound Nary yard U»ft vwater day for Mufio* to pay the t'oi ventity of Idaito. Tbo team alao pl»T* at Pullman

Jo» Cohn. (he a«w owner of ihk.m>> club, will r«Tr Mine. dW^IS'WW] ri.r-iTmr '*4mf vmmtioM SSwBN»** v .MS t':»-*i *!i> has be«n drilling stg nala and «p«n playa Into In- team for th« past two and this department of th» game should be a feature. Th» big trio, ltanu. J*r via and Uabrock. will probably play i In- whole of the gama and fill the bolaa In ili« Mao fur tbn rest of th« IMaun. Hi .i.l Rooter Xl Han, Wlnn U planning ao*eral new rooting "stunts" which should attract a Kn-.it deal of attention. It la the intention of li.' collegians with j heavy lung pow«r to get into ttie game strong and show nw class in yelling. Ikano to iltraaa lor the Washing j ton State-Waho game D November 13. Idaho students have ala.i a# ctiml a holiday to ■a to the game. Morderal t)r..wn the fii!> thre» dtgtttHi iwirier, |>r»a«»nl»N| with a silver service by the dtliena of Terr* Haute. Ind., his homo town, at Ui# conclusion of the C«tb-Ttger game, played them Tuesday. Chi cago won, 7 to 1. Cobb hit four out of (our at bat. The second team of th« Whit worth college yeatwrtlay «Jef«sal«-d the Tacoma high school scrubs by scone of to 0. The Suiuner high school rim .-a yesterday went .1. M.i to defeat be-' for* the University of IMget Hound ••road i.am at T«r«m« by score of 10 to 0. Charles Kelnath, Praaaylra&U'a crack quarter, who was Injured In the act of catching a punt In the nurknoll game, will not b# able to plar lib kit team again ibla sea sub. MARTIN ELECTED TRACK CAPTAIN (By United Press.) WAI4M WAU-A.OeU «.—"HUr Uariln, Whitman's ■at he If sprin ter, haa lM*n elected eaptala Whitman track team for the season of I*O» to soce«e4 0— Pall brook, who h*. left Whitman to eater Notre laar following I'M I brook's rtfignatlon, a meeting of the track sqoad waa railed, and Martin was unanimously elect*d to th» captaincy. Ilia election me**ta with th* beartr approraJ of th« at» dent body at targe, is be la one of. Wn. EMPIRE CITY RACES (By Urn tad I i mi 11:1 cirr, M y.. mpa m-cuml. n. ii. «>f the Hill third. Tlm« —1:13 Mil- and »«vrnty yards-PI «le tllmmol won, -linlconda aei'nnd. Ma li* i Ihinl. Tllie--1;«T. Hl* furlong*™ «la Slaaim won. i: irln>'t second. Hlahiii third. Time 1:11 J. 5. HU ftirlunga-- Hemim won. Arnn dark second. Hoyal iHi>« Ihlnl. Tim*— l:«II-S one mile—t\Hil|« Tup won, M»u»l ■..Ar«iia aocottOi Ivairtxie Ihlrd. Tlw«~».>(Tlclat« lln«*meit. TACOMA~ HIGH TEAM OFF FOR SPOKANE (By Unittd f>r«M.) TACOMA. Oet «.—The Tacoma high h.»,l f,-.|1.a1l I .am v thU afternoon fur Hi«ik»ti. to play Ita annual gam* with Bpokan* high. Itt-al.lf* tn« IT |>UyiT». MatioK' Jn.fln I till. Coach I'rrkliia and tun ctal M.'trhiT ill make tb« lit|i Th» party return* to Ta«>m« on night Th« Imis I* In good .■.mhliii..i! an4 all th« playwra «xr#(>t Justin Hill are back In Ik* game. Ixicitl •■iithu»U«u am not oi>tititUiilnv« and dotsg much punting i,, mat term. SEATTLE HIGH SCRUBS TO PLAY SATURDAY The niM-fiiMl funttMll la«ni at lh»{ Hroadaray nlaa school wilt play thn -nth* of (h« Uk .>ln hl«b on Hat uni»i. and ao« fight la antici pated. iht- IlrtMt4*ay boys have tralnnlng of thr aaaaoa «n.| have a atrong machine. Lincoln bat fant loam alto, and will If* opponents I a good r>ib The game wilt bo ptayvti at I»uj:d*!«'i park tf lht> Whitman co|l«n» second team I I com** to play th« first elaTfn of lib* tinaadwa) If tb# rul'v Ida not rant Unonln *nl linuil way will clash at Uneotn |Mrti LINCOLN-WENATCHEE T>m> 1.1n,-»!n inlitlvr. of ih* «ti.|. Srun l"-*i>- lianlgbl f «r \V«-oa» 'i«» blch «>l*v«« lamnrrvm aftrm —m Wbllr ,inr..ln «h...iM In a victory eaully. ttm«lr« aad Morrlann are alim rvportml In fin* form A big crowd •••urt-irh a* th« luriilunn nf Ih* t i* n will rlniw tn*-«r iiU of >nna during U\m progrwta at th* g-am». LATONIA RACES (By Unii.d Pratt.) CtXCIUHATI. CKt.' SI. LAtottU rr. tUrktojr won. I By— ««HfJnU. i"-i"'i« thirl Tlmi— J:»|, H«« ami a half fiirli>n>^ flu It j m»« won. Hearts M-mn.i Miss C'rtt trtidrn ttitrd. Tlm«^-l:O». Ml( fu'i .i.« Mitnh* huft wnn. tf mil*—l»i iv MartKa won. Kerthval ..,.,ti.!, n.m.ri.!«.• third. Tim*— I :J»l-». Mtl* and a ■Uixrolh-- Morttbrr won, llnimmd I. lAiXf HaMur third, ti.i i «:i'. l Mil* and thrn>-«lxtr«>nth«—('iff* won. Ilrlntorw 1 ..r.0. Hi. Valentino third. Tim*—2:9o. SOPHS WIN TUG Of WAR The ii«■•■• h .m,.i..i rin- I* now amonif ih» pohwwlm. ,\t U-tei ni the i.in- ..in high. In tn* ;-t. 'f-i- Twcnlr "*>|.h»" aiwl 10 fr.«i,..,-n y««»trr«tay p»ll«l hard (mil. 11-.f r..|.. in n c*nt«r. v.aii ii it i to do. A* a tug-uf-war, thp "».»pha" j wryn In m»»y I .M n .l the ..i.1..*.- will now 1., i.t aa a 11« trophy, filling the void of th« c«ni». j TACOMA "LEADERaTvIsiT.

Tho I. ■i.|..r»' cUti* of the I» ki..h a aM|> |wr. »Ji«t whl.h nil will (pi on tl»«j floor. There will Im ni» cuni|»-tlthe

WILL riCMT ATTfLL. IMrk Cullcn, tiir'iiiKli Ilia milnaicrr, I h«H atatfi that h>> will flglu. Alie! Alti-ll hi I'uri T'»r. nhlclij will h- pulUxl ott «t 1... Angrth $1.25, for 7.V- SHIRTS FOR 45c GENUINE PRIFSTI EY CRAY- I I Rcfpilar 75c value. ™NE!*™ CRAY- CHILDREN'S SUITS Hf s ONDERWEAR Stamped' and branded; guaranteed rAn A MfcJM 5 UNDERWEAR, 35c rainproof; regalai value, up to rUKSI)C Heavy Fleece Lined; worth 50c. $15.00 $8.05 Hunk of ReUin K $3.50 Suit* at MFN .c »AY MIYFH iim.iu UP-TO-DATE TOPCOATS hu f>. ncc- A bi« line to choose M S GRAL MD UNDER- Iff ii. but small sizes only. WtAK Good at $15.00. (or ..$8.95 ----—___^---__»--««--««»_«»^. »...„.,._ f lnr or til up f lor MEN'S OVERCOATS CHILDREN'S SUITS i i v v i„• ,ra Worth $2.50. fc« 81.15 MEN'S 20c SOX FOR 10c In lteavy l«Uck and bate kersey; rejru- \v' ort h «J SO lor SH H*aw all woo! lar $1000 values, foi WoMU *1-50* ior Heavy all wooL f.BD MEN'S HATS FOR 75c CHILDREN'S CAPS FOR 15c M£N S GUARANTEED ALL hvery style nnai;mj|i!r ill this lot, and y/Ant CAY 500 in the lot; all *ty!«-» i.i black, worth 75c and $1.00. Your choice WUUL OV/A'. brown and shades; soft and stiff hatx. fi»r...t 15^ Worth 25c, for IV 500 Pairs Men's Shoes ycz In Bos Calf and Gun Metal, Great Values 500 Pairs Women's Shoes ck at jour •ci-vlro AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES. I^e«t you forget-F*"! Ihlnfi la all departments

during our REBUILDING AND ENLARGING SALE GUS BROWN "ALWAYS RII.M T V, 2ND AVI. AND VttLM.^^ "WHERE THE CARS •TOP." Half—Rates— East «..»i MMMboM ftftf i|.i W« ran .ii. rou n»rly hmlf >u>ir lr«uhi lo all |>i>lnli Imi ;Cr.' mtRINM «m I UTOHAIiK CO., Car iMnt A 'it.- "i «'wli,.,l |..i :»l l»l Ala.U. 1111, ortl.ti Kt»cut«d I'm lia- or »a Marglna AMUSEMENTS. Moore Theatre j I mutt. Mil n.i>ay, cut. i.t-14 B. P. 0. ELKS I'rM'i'l Duit funny Mudcat «Vw" t.Wrht »n.| rntn|w».e; Jimt rlirM for l4ilir« anil u». Halvrtnl timl Krnwlh tl-litrh hlrknry hurxlle. Natural (Inlth. llaml .1 Hpo rUlly lfir,t»rri>II wllli. If >ou will flml a ll«lil ax a nr«i Hint Ik imrlli inwuy Uiii#>» It* Initial c«»l. l.tlllil murn>v lniv» milch at no*. 7'ir i.|.-i i U«d Hula. Itiiy'a or I A« ft»,, ll.uo I.IrM Vulcan It.HO Kelly a.|b. rrclahtvr'a* Ax!T3«i fI.UU l: i.in n ior Ulnrkaa M A* Til* li m l. in or llurtv Man* v i> »l,f>o Vllll'Hll ni-li. liil Hcl'llllll |;ii.« 11. hi. Inn v 1..111 I !i,,i,.|:. AS fl.'.'A Till* In llu... Xv i ttt a« inn! fvftr ltumlli> la rclpi-i.-.i rlnht lii.ii» In Hi-a(tl« ami h .>..ii.-.i by hmul, Votl Kit nil iii« roikl there Ih In an h* w lit*n you Imv nnf. H.f.n /.i-iililt or Yn»iMiilti> hnnil-ahav. .•■I I. in.ii... .ii.oiiii- i. i A«.,ai.tia 11 "4 Vulinn 1...i i, i.|,|.|,.,,, ii...| (loul>l«-bllti>il A* »1.r.0 5,.(. ICmila Ort. .iidli. Hair 1i.i11.1. r«- llnrilnarp, ohlnallua llalrhvla, li.. v lollm., rlr. P. M. SPINNING .13 1O Si-tonrl Ay. AMUSEMENT*. Moore Theatre EMILIO DE GOGORZA America's Greatest Baritone Tonight. Oct. Au«plc«* I litiai CSub. l"i II po. ft to. |l 09: nailery. Mr fleala now aelllnc. Chlckvrlng Tlano l'»l The Grand JOHN CORT. Mm..i»!..r Hil.uirr of W«k, M itji'.f Salvir.iar. DIXOX AND lir.itN Alii 124 «HA*» AK*StX*JBl| OIHI.B MUSIC KITN Nlßhta, lie to Bat. II.L. tk to Tie. Seattle Theatre Rurhpll A Urrw, Mura. Phonpn 41 tM.iiiw.- Hut in,l« y. T>inl«lit ami all wvrk. "Till: n.miM. »ititiiu Tha in i- NovWtj-. N»*t wpbH, -iihii-^ Htmclav m.tt-; lo*». "Thi> Montana UtnileJ-— liptpr h»r»fnr«, I Mat., lStt to iilchta lie to

Lois Theatre Phone*: Bu&Mt Mala 1301; Iml. 4334. Join flip protrusion Ilila -v nn.l a««» thrt only i'ihi.i Hhnw. In town ttR APPLES" I Ni iii in -hum ull i:vi:ii l>l nu. l'«ur I iir.luh H*»rkrr«i »r\Mi nlhrr lUItUAV I I I ll\ %|-t .i I %I.Tlk:s, AMUSEMENTS. v j THIRD AVENUE THEATI itiUMll. l>r»w Krrnrh. rh«n«-. Main ll»» s>«i*; M*(l>> Kuturday. ToaSftt Ml, •11 t-.'K. TlilM UmfTkninM i ••him«"» In the p'mJM mrle&W —»tit; in. \ik ii\\i»- t Our pur™ Mala l){ i»J A Krrnlnca, 15c. tie, Ito, V-* Next ttwk. cUrttng Hundtr "The i;i.,i« Kxpre«« n»l*«f Mi1.t.,11,1 ,-aji in both pl»r«- American Theatre IMk. at, Hrlitrri '.Ik This Week M l.k si.,.k I'rrwntln* «-*wtJ noii^ 1) in i run «TOT»- »i i:\t-* I A ri>m.-.lf drama In frnm Uortha M. l'l«y'« nowl"^ 1 M.iiltn-i". Dally at *:S». Two W» IVrforrnanr«a. at 7:1» anil !ic lr"'1"mo'r-";.^; Mai|v.,,,ir,i!ir. Wrtkitw- 1 Th«> li* lUvt-ti hv«i#t. Th* MHI»« TrJ.i. May anil Klo H«i«l»''-*:',r MarDonoiiKt*. l-uii^ii* antl J? tliiK.trii. lli>t;iv llorton A *j Witaofl Drotliara. "rNi:grAi.i:n vaupkviu* I All Tlil» UtMsk, PERRA, "The Iron M*i" Will «llow n I.MMI-IVuiixt **JJJ I Am..i,i..i.ii. l- l with to run over him. _, i--i>ki« nmcvTKn tHM-v.jj! tn Park town C<nn»Jr- J{, j 6— .ITIU.II Bin I»T%^l»\'J, IU %ai nmii.ii: nanH^! The Grand: joiiV r<iiir, H»MI* IleKliiiiliiK lih Siiu«t»y NUtlM* II 11. V'ra*<-« Vr****l*^^m JAMK* J. roWIKTT I in.. "ill Ml 1 Hoala Thl» MoiiiUl!, M M in 1."

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ELECTION OF OREGON'S SENATOR WILL MARK NATIONAL CRISIS pewfo «>»v# declared jjj

'**?V«hobotr«yJ hi* trust, s Hi did It wb* h«- >f* I *»M iSTa.-^« r",'\ .n *-nI am not eUKt' 1*!. I•* ckM

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•ALE. Orr nfj:n M! dwlV**' "f nuhscribtaft or not m »|at i» lti' 1 Sr»lftU I* tWJthlnu more nor ■22 t |MC*~ «lmpl«, clrarcut, *~~i. to Totf, U plwlikl. mm P»»r ■mm tMMHt 'WWW tMH*> to the pw»p!« U»« --"mmw wn»tor« *i*ea to *J n«(lona( ALucky i Purchase lUHlir. the, Rainier OOiat Or, U«M FlMt cm-; ■Mm tttflf a lock* man. Last t^aV P«»rrh»* 9( of railroad company a IUHM itork for %i I*) Oft There ItpWjUWtn for th* stock, It K»«l«r was the lucky •tjfsfe..U «n»ut« of principally SSitu* Boy*' CtotWnn. Hata and '^feMitt «w barcaln Of ||M B«aUJ« in tbU tin* It »HI I|»«C«t»4 tomorrow for Raturtfay. lilltai*l«««k* preparations haw ilsN far tb' la "I* *htrh nil cMBaMM* I Sato rday moral K. •Ite'ctoek- early and «*t it bcM choir*. IPutman Hunting F Boots tt-tMk .....;vi*;.*...."."-...*t.«»« j)4Mk U-lßth I^A? tJ, HM 1 1111 tot" Ij/lto Me Children Happy Tomorrow IwV Doo't you remember when you were a. youngster If ill °m m"rtl comfort you look In your "very 111 If/ *'x"1 ll!!lr 'hair, I Iff goW«m finish, turn**) tpliullr*, »HI stand lot jaflflflflßf °f and In really worth ISO. Too can I 'Iv make your boy or girl nappy with on« tnmor rV SPECIAL 60c This Little Rocker IBJS&fh'fn ''■ry irn*d lo cut. Has cobbler t«f If S9 panel, turned aplndle* and cobbler « |""j», which ran lowered If 1 Uaui I* ihi.« «f Ik* Mat If I r»ni. •**ltlr*ty r»n,o>»« hair >Kkwl mm* m

i«r n»l(, (11, j *Mllta> \t"»» lilt II A*. ■onal' Chamberlain la I r>«»\ rill «nt a food lawyer, a Bond politician and a chatuplun of good govern ment. It dor* make a different* who Fulton, an (Hilton Is. It* Is th» last artlvf •■i|Mtiirni of that old machine throttgh which th* choarn tftWt««M for Mitchell In the famous "holdup iMtetat'it' of 10 years iao Th« Interests— railroad, street car. power, milling— ar» behind Kulton~and T. 11. Wlleo*. Wllcal 11* a dark horse, with asnhltloua. i III* only ehaac« Is a «ilji.;ii l««la i laturr and a sudden nrcesslly for Pulton to seek cover. l*a*t April, at primary nominal- Inc elections. 11. M. Cake beat Ful ton for thn repabltcan nomination for United State* senator and the democrats named Ctsambcrtaln. In June «\>\e not only pointed to Chamberlain aj th. cboir«, but sent enouxh "Ktatemeut No- I" raea to th« aulai it.- to elect him Including holdovers. th»r« ar« SI of th* M men In tha Orrcon teals lalurt- who haw given their plrde# to vot« for th* people's cbolc*. It take* mu«..rlfi fen _t^-l.rt democrat to tb* United Slui'M ■rnai» Fulton. Ilia Innut-ncv la h*-inK used ami th« people of Oregon know what for. It In" b##n *ald and (irlnd, m I p»«t»" i!>. that them urn Jmt a«r«n iiiu- mi' wait- Irmii In allmnre that la portnntloua. I aiknd f'linnil.' il.iln Hhiiiti II In In. nffn at th« capilol here, hlii la what he nalil. "Yea, I have heard aomethlng of thla, I have not Investigated the rumor* I have not even heard mmii mentioned. I know of but two mm In Oregon who have ever violated pledget made to their con ■tltuanta. Thoae were convention pledge* and the man have been held I ever ainca aa unworthy of any truit at the hand* of party or people. "I think my election la certain. I cannot think otherwise. I don't Men's Hots John 11. Btelaon, Knoi and Dennett 14 |5 and ID Data for $1.60 RAINIER CLOTHING CO., 1104 Pint Ay. THE STAR-THUKSDAY, OCT. 32, 190» belltvt any pledgee will bt broken. If they art, tha price paid will be big enough for the man who repudiate* hie promiae to get out of the stata. Ha will ntvtr bt ablt to llv* her. again. Ha wil. a polit ically and looUlly dead. "My election U. S. ttnator It not my eeeklng. I am a poor man. I have never aaked th« people for anything. I could not afford an ex pensive) campaign. Tha ptoplf hava (In lared that they want ma to go to tha ttnatt and their Itgltlatort hava promlted to aand mi. I hava not mad* a campaign, but you can •ay thlt: "If I do not go to tha aanalP. I am going to devott thiiow to tha pao-1 pit why I did not go, who betrayed hit Unit, why he did It, how ha did It, who waa bought, who wat thai buyer, what wat tht price, how, when and why it wat paid. "If I am not elected, all thaaa thlngt can ba ihown." I li.il .ill (hero 111 to If Thn most illhkhii-i-iililk Job i%ir put up to v Ir-Kl*|a(urn tut* boi-n put up to (bit ii'iinlilii .in li'Ktulature In Or«-r«>n. Tin- \hMhk majority of lli mii«ki\ Dia hi i INI m It liioii member *f th* firm Of !>4>ll >f I A>.nrlr» •.it whn (c •ii.fi.ii. at ll'i'l Havo*. reported lv th* police today that J.ii.r. M Aim.l.t iruiriim ulnaiin In Ibetr employ, i.»» die appeared nail that he took with )>lm two iiiiiiki lull of eltk hlovm. Arnold .i.i.pr.i at tb* I.ml lintel, iikr while In Hr.stl" No rlua to i.i» »|.»i««i..i»i« Inn found SAYS HUSBAND DROVE HER FROM HOME Claiming thai her j,u«»-«int drove her fn»m hum* on Oct. 11, and that for lone lima previous ho li.nl al initrtl h#r nnlf a »«k fur their Joint household eipene**. Henrietta, o Martin this morning fiu«i font plain! In «Jlv«rc* act km asaJnil lirr husband. Emit U*kar Martin, half owner of th« Cabin »alo«n on Columbia, el. The pUlntlff all»«m tliat »lw nur ri» v in sii» that, up to two year* •is-. she was i to pay tha household n|'fi"«. but that elnc* thrn sh* ha* been allowed It l-r work for thin t>urt>«e*. She Mate* Utat »h» an.l her husband together own half inurr.t in the l*>.t r*a,l estate valued at It r>. >n>l that hia Income* la lltto a iifniii Mra. Martin ask* for allMi >n> ut ll("» mt'tiiti. the houae fumltur* for h«r >»i«i«!» prop- M. a. ItlHHwi *II»»INU. 1( A. nurk. r»»iri»1»«- In* anr«etrallo», Yetlerdar llurk a.n4 i.v fn..iiv •»i«i«i> I at l'li»l ftd V. .1 !"r* me«]ictfte at« 4 lii.i he wouM i.» home wllhln an > beat Mat* i, A. lM*> "t blarktnillh coal. I'll I Mil.l. «O%TIi»T. Mt» ni«*»'*rt> T. Wit.-.n dauch ler »t late Jnhn V. Van l-e Vanter, jresterday filed *uU to con teel th* will of Aaron T. Van tMi Venter be^uoathlnM the whole ee late of l*v».i»"« to Me widow. Mm klattl* M I'uirell. Mh* want* Ibrea-quatter* the estate) divided between In "If and Iwo brother* a* heir* of her deceaead father and mother. in i i mum i.i i« Kirn i C J Johneon, I contractor, won the verdUl >eeleriiar In a suit for ll.eOO damage** thought akaintl him by I>*n va*ai«ile. a wurktmin who l»*t hie *lgl>t and one of hi* hand* through a premature tiploflnn at tbe Caerade tunnel nn the Chlrago. Milwaukee Ht. I'aul. OI.IIIIU W ITU VAU, Ii "ii IIM H ITU (4M A team -t hor*e* hltrhetl to a wagnn belonging to the American Taper Co- ran away down the Marlon i iIH between Third and Fourth va. fe*terdav and rraetied lnt» a atreet car at Tiilr-I. The horace were badly rut. but little utlter dimage «ii done. I IMI t»ki:» t«mii,». A II Tayinr, a carpenter who llvtt el lit mil *v reported to the po lice today that a number of (aw* and cbleel* were alolen from a building under *t -'"in ay. fin j K. trnlon at., lait night. I'a-rehaee MamiMOlh llaarh. OOI'F.N. I'lah, iki. 21.—The fa m Huark* lUrrel! runrh In Nevada na* been piiniia«eil by lo ral rapltallot* 11.d00.00u. The new owner* will |>tit lAo.non heail of (lieep and &O.OUO rattle on the range Immediately. M.... Ike llooe—llon'l M'nrrr. IIKLMNOIIAM. Oct. JJ "Imn't worry and don't take life tnn *er loU*lr>" A* th* mill,•.Mill,n handed out to the teacher* «t(eiu|. Ing the county Institute by Mr* AlTrx Urgg* of Hit* illy. The ad dr«*» liafl a plea«lng effeot. Clean r'rlees 11. -UN Mill. HAN riUKCIUCO, tHt. 12. Alt (|ii.ii.iniliii- reitrlrllon* ag-«ln*t this hi liMV* been raUedby ord«re from Washington. I..H*| Trraenrr llalemeat, WAMIIINOTON. Oct. I?. The iinmit nut' mh nt today ehowa: receipt*. ll.»4».!;«. disbursement* i Z«Ay#iJe corner I Ih. TAX IS BELOW FIFTEEN MILLS The Appropriations Bill Is Allowed by the City Council. The |»o« city tax levy I* below It mill*. At a etieclal meeting of tin. council today the bill Introduced by the minority of the finance "Ml mittee wa* adopted. The nmliirlty {•"Port, advising a lower tat anil the elliiilnailun of much general fund assistance for Inral .11.1 lli I Itiißri'venient*, a/M |u*t by a ii» H«l»», \t.liv 4 ri.r vtty tun will be 14.t0 Mini* In old limit*. I l 30 mill. In the friru. annexed June I. mm i» -i, liiltl* In Houth Hratlle, Houtheast H«allle mill Id. I i 11,., I 4 mill* li, ItaUard; 13 7» mllla In Columbia and Kouth I'ark and 1171 mills In West h.m.i 11,., Diinlap ami Huliiler lleach. Appropriations allowed for lint) aa tumpared with lit* ..IIH- fixed FOWLER HAS PLAN TO LIGHTEN LOADS UP HILL Would Have Cable to Aittiat Teams on Heavy Grade. ''Seattle la wanting hor»« fli-Mli with an utter abandon tint I* r, demand* that •omr-thlng be dune. "Thprn bavo l>««n many hwkhi M..ft. to liniillnar ht-avv load* upthr M**(i m«.|i.« all of them more or TAX AMENDMENT TO BE DISCUSSED Frost and Lawrence to Speak on Question Tonight. Th» opportunity to bear both tb* ■dlMrrttiita and th.- npiioacra of >f ('iimn»'tie lonlcht. Btat* raj Commlaslonrr J. V. Krost, who *pok« »."f.>ro th« chamber la*t TO REPLY TO ROOSEVELT Bryan Will Show the President Where He Is At. i I Jfal M'«i-lt°» letter to Henktor Knot. of rin«)|tanla In which the prra- Idect said tlnan had not mad« known Ml vlaws on labor rf »i'i-tit Mr.!,.. 1 the tafofmation, all he bad to do was tirii-jil liryan's t*bor day siietjeh ttiChlc-so. **tlryau will r*ply at le»_th to the tloot«v«li letter later. H. declined Ito make any further comment, however, at thl» time.. ltry_n delivered twenty address*-* today and v*«t»r la West Vlr elnta. and will start tomorrow morning for Now York. He will atop In Now Jersey M th« way.' In his spewhe* today Hryan ap [x nl.-ii to the farmers and th« labor vote. 1I« reiterated his """"Si* of previous »ddr«Mwa on similar subjects and protested ajcmlnst the alleged attempts to coerce touts. SPELL-BINDERS ON A TOUR Democrats to Send Host Into Indiana and x- Ohio. (By United Press.) CHICAGO, r«'. of Oklahoma; Con- K re«»man Haiuey. of Illinois, and po.Klt.ly John W. Kern, the rice prc«ldintlal candidate. Th« ltlno Civil servlc* r.M'i ».:.ifi Pnblla work* €7.170 13.320 holler Inspector I i.i.n l,M.ii Mtreete eewer* 1T,*,:?,!) SSS.2IT Market Inpertor 1,400 I'lll.ll. Utilities 32,U0 I'iilice 30 rabln Una runnln*: from Fourth ay. to tho top of Hi- hill, u> urinni.M-i| thai i' would run alack ovit pulley* with hook* or othaii oontrlvancfa at lnt(*rval* that could bo attached to wagon*. In till* manner ft l«am rould c«.i i 10 tin- top of 'hi' hill without th" ■trtiKCt" and. ut atop* that ar* now ii.-. i h«i«ry. Th« co*t of MM Ii a contrivance WOUld ri-aolvn lUKIf int.' money paid for electrical l«.»r The i.mt of Inaiallatlon i rould not Ik Kt'-at and 'In- coat I if inalnti-iinni-f InfllH—lllH com |iai.'il with tin- largr aumii of money it would nvirt- ARCTIC BOAT MAY BE HONEYMOON CRAFT LONDON, Oct. «.—Dispatches, from Itoro* today »a* that tin Hu-v.n Polare. ih» ship (Id which the Duke of Abruitl mm).* bis fa- I mom Arctic expedition, Is under tag vxtcnslve rrnovatioa, and tbat jit if hinted among thnm- •■mploii'd on lirr itni the. b«ar* tin- appear lon hrr honeymoon craft. On of h.nojimxm craft lb« Stella Polare iPoter Star) th. duke and hit expedition sailed July It. it's.*, for th» north pole, and returned ■üb»r 6, i*'>«. Hi" vi.wl was w«l«f.l la th* Arctic Ice for II months. CAMPAIGN FUND IS GROWING Democrat* Received Big Sum in the Past Three Days. (By United FrttO CHICAGO. Oct. 22.—Th« Demo cratic national committee an ni'inicd that 110.924 tia« b«>en r*« celved In the laat three days from 34 different contributor*. At the head of thfc ll«t la Senator Petti grew, of South Dakota, with a con tribution "I 14,000. Ilryan turned In $500 as additional profits of his paper, the Commoner. Former Sen ator Clark, of Montana, ha« made a contribution of $1,000. Mayor Tom 1. Johnson, of Cleveland, Is on the list for 11.000. The com mittee Is pleased with tin- r« aponse* to the lam rail for funda, but more Is yet needed to meet the expenses of the campaign, AFTER MURDEROUS WIGHT RIDERS _______ (By United Prtii i UNION CITY. Term., Oct. 22.— Circuit Judge Jones today called a apodal term of court to convene here Monday to Investigate the murder of Capt. Itankln nnd the at t«mpt to murder Col. Taylor made by night riders Monday night. Tho section about Foot I-«ke Is under martial law today, follow ing tin- declaration of Uov. Putter won that no on« Implicated In the Monday nlicht's affair would be si- 1 lowed to eacave. Bcnsatlonnl do .velopnjenta arc expected when Co). Taylor kops before the khiiii) Jury Monday. He. .it that ho wcog iil/rii some of the riders despite their in.i'K.M and It is stated that prominent men will be called be fore the grand Jury. ON THE FRONT fliMiii'T Onlphln mil. In port >...tci.i;(i «itii t«o pa«iirns'*r« from (■'knii« ii v it ml the AlunkftU tamieitca. iii-.mii-i' run.iiimi sailed from Krtt hilt.vi for Hvattl* >»»tcrd»y. KtPHinpr Vtiralnn l«-ft Ccirwju-t voynßc. _-_-__mm__—-—>_ WALL PAPER. I till of th lai'KOßt stockH In tin' Went to select from. Federal Paint Wall lilt Hnl A.». Anmtm. ■A******"*

DANK CLEARINGS. i j t, Seattle. Clearings today,,.| 1,471.268.23 BalMl M 189,120.47 Ticomi. (tearing* today,,.s 742,212 00 Balances (1*1,174.00 Portland, Cli-aitiiKu today. |1,114,328.00 Ralani 127,1.40.00 V- UfjmLHL? ™J^ HEAVYLOSS OF LIFE Scores Are Alto Misting Following Flood in Oklahoma. (By United Praia.) BHAWNKK. Okla., o*4 22.— Scores of i>ertw>ns are miming In the course of the North Canadian ilvrr M tin- MMli of yesterday's flood. The crest of tin' flood baa passed, but th» water will not re cede from the lowlands for some time. Hundreds of persons have been rescued by the parties searching to day. Horn« of iii>- men and women have iHtCII found In tierilous posi tions In tree, tops and on the roofs of houses that wero surrounded by water. It Is reported that the loss of llf«. was heavy, but this cannot be enn firmed until ion)« count of the missing persons has been made. 111 ■M™l'—————.— POLITICAL NOTES The King county |)en)ocrat|ak to a big Itepiilillcan mc^'tlng In the Armory tomorrow night. Thn meet- Ing will be preceded by a parade which will form at the. King county headquarters In the Oriental build ing at 7 3' p. m. Th« Bwedlsh H publlcan club will b« In line with a Swedish band and the King coun ty committee will also hare a band. King county Democrats are hope ful of Judge Morris' decision on the ballot rase which will be heard to I morrow morning. The contrntlon la th.i there Is bo precedent for tin court to rule by. and that common sense and fairness will take the place of previous decisions. J. G. HlKEln* Harry Wilson and George il. itrvelie. will address a Republican meeting In Madrona hail tonight A Republican rally will be held tonight In Sherrick's hall. 14Ui and 42nd. at which O. I. Miller, John P. Hart man and Ilob Hodge will speak At Galllnger's ball In West Be^ atU« tonight J. H. Parry and J. M Funk will speak to a Republican meeting

Ralph Pierce, 3. Undley Green, X Manna' and George F. Vander veer will be the speakers at it Re publican meeting at Usaquab to night. The Colored Republican club will meet tonight In Afro-American hall to listen to several good Republican speakers. The Bwedlsh Republican club will hold its regular meeting tonight In King county Republican headquar ters, 209 Oriental block. PRICES PAIDTO PRODUCERS Til* fallowing p«rttia» |>nr** (■•OMl WMitra thl> momlnf i llH'l.Tt Old haM ll>» **l(ht. llr i>»r pound; dr*u*d. i"c i»»r pound. >ir»ll»ra, tlva. He p*r imund; dr««««d. tic. .M,.« 1« 111 i-j-r *>iM» IHt Ib; mullvn, «>ih*r>, it. \'t pound; i>j, p*r l^iund Ho mil on u*a«tarn ay IhW morßin*! flir IT ln applM. II 11. lomai4>»«. 10-tf>r; "IT I, It VRURTAni.KS—Carroia. tta v*** Jr««n onions. Sec doa; new potatr>*a, 1..*. t Inn; aflnach. »R'O bos; cauliflower. ttc-lt do*.; bmia, tl aark; r*l«rjr, i«-*tr iiotrn. tju««h. iue p*r pound; pumpalna. l.e«>n offered. BRIDGE WORK $4.00 GOLD CROWNS »4.50 FULL PLATES.»S.OO TO $10.00 PLATINUM FILLINGS 91.00 PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS. 50c All Work Guaranteed. Lady Attendant. Yale Dentists Second Avenue and Yesler Way. Over Guy's Drug Store. Sunday till 1. Hours, 9 to 8. «TANUAIII> fill lIiVIMI (0/ Unlt.dPr.ni.) NEW YOIIK. Oct. 22— Tan li- ll'llt >iin|>MiiV n»-«t month, according a r»|i»rt lode) fol lowing tln> announcement that tt.« board of dlrorlom woulfl m»*l n»»t i iimniii to nniii* i h» ijunr i.f ll.'i «hiir«-, whKli In •'>i>itvnli-M to nl,i.,it ll*.- 000,000. The total illxl.ur*> in' t of (hi t''»n'ii>i'i In tin- iifm'hl yea) will nKiiniiain UMIM2O. »111 iii ii HIIIIKCr. li'itt'ini i.'^iian.i, ii v'i'iiik man who Hi.» jit gen. Klral »v. N.W., J.ft him i.'.in" HaturT4 A A, r.OO. 4IH 4'»S 40% Am 1....-I.UI ,\\ lit Col K. A Iron »«T» S«V» Krle 32 21% 11% %l i;i. ir|. Itr. 144% 111 I4S (1. .V, i,M. 114 lti% 13-(>i I3S»i Ur^n c*. .. Kan. T. 11% 21 IP. 31% M» Pacific r.- c«'.«j Natl. Lrad... HUH *iIH tl'4 N. V Central 10«% 105 "4 10i% 100 North. Pacific 144% 142% 141 ft 144 IVnn. Ry. 127 125H 12«% 12 A People's % 10 It I. Co 1 lU'i lf% IS"« I*% R. I. Co.. |.M. 4« 47% 4"« Houth. l'«. in. 1011% 1074 101*4 101H Mouth. Ity. 22% 11% 22% 22«/4j I'nl'.n Pacific 170% 1(»% 170 170% V. B. Si-1.. 47% 47% 47% 47% Bt*H pfd. lIOV4 110 110% 1 110% Wastlnffhouac 12% 11% 11% WV«! Union. (t% f.»'» 19 Call money, ciu*e I', to l', par Total sales, T57.900 Bhar«a. Chicago Grain. Chicago, Ott. 2X 1101. Option- Opwn.Hlclil I^ow Clou* Whrat— »'J'i 100S tiu May 101% 102% 102% 10!', July In Hi tt% »7% 17% Drs. Loughney and Loughney, the Wizard Doctors of America Th>?y c»a i*)l you Juit what ton* ailments an* and tt>«> don't cbarg9 you on« cent for coomltaUon or ex> aminatlon. Do not tell them wbat la the matter with you— th*-? will t*ll you. Their office* are at 10 --11 U EsUbrook MldK corner Sco oad and Union. MR J. M. LANE, DELIGHTED. SAYS DRS. LOUGHNEY ARE WIZARDS IN THE HEAL ING LINE, THAT'S SURE. Mr. J. M. Laoe, prominent finan cier of San rranclsru, and member of the well-known firm of Lane ft Conley Tobacco Co., claims Drs. l»iiiarfitx'y are the best doctors for chronic stomach and bowel trouble ho ever consulted. He says: "They told me just »hat my trouble was to a letter, without even asking m* I a qaestlon. and I began Improving from the first treatment. I ram* all the way from San F*nuirt«>'i on the advice of Jim Morrison, of 1222 Second iv. who had suffered for years with nerrous troubles, and I knew Mr. Morrison had spent a lot [if time, energy and money in search of a cure and got no relief; so I »aH satisfied If they could re lieve him of nervousness they mutt b« good. I have also spent a lot of money and a good many sleep less nights over this stomach and bowel trouble. ,1 am delighted with what the doctors have done for me. and I consider them the wizard doctors of America JIM MORRISON IN THANKFUL MOOD. Jim Morrison, of No. 1222 2nd »v still talks of his wonderfully quick recovery at the hands of I)rs Loughney A Loughney. Jim Morrison nay a: Relief came to me so suddenly I can scarcely .Hie the great change. 1 suffered with nervousness so long and paid out so much money, having treated all over the United States by the best none specialists, paying as high as $3."i a treatment, and got no relief, so that I had lost all hope of get ting Well Having heard of the good work thono wonderful drugleag phy sicians, Drs. Loughney and Louph ney, were doing. I gave them a trial, and 1 tell you they have glveu me a plMHil surprise. Go and see them If you are sick. The Reason j There are not mnre people I with food, h«althy hank nc- I count 1.-> brcauKo the Idea is prevalent that it takes a »üb atrintlat Hum to nturt one. IMS 18 M.I, WRONU. Ws .ii s tiling to open onu for you for 11.00. We Pay 4% Interest on Savings The State Bank of Seattle Corner First Ay. and Vealer i Way, an Pienior Square. a

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c THE SEATTLE STAR Jv STAR PUBI ISMING CO. 1307-1309 Stvtnlh Ay* ■VERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY ___ phones r^r *7, I ■V-rl^lL.C3> JNO. 441. C:'l!SC>*-k Th*»« art t«chtng«i, and connect with all da- c^^f^fl^^ partmtntt far department or nam« of ptraon ««XCX**^ Jrou want. ■•---._ Cnlir«« at'tit* 'i'\wi'«m'*« »ri».«MI». W««M«ite«. ••eo'^J^^_ l"il!l

n\l t.Altll UTAH AUKMCT—4«W M»ll»r4 a*. |^^_ M^^_J!l!Lj..._«».' K\ MIK^irfAirAUKMI'V—T, A KIM. Ul» l*»i'in« I*l ■UK tut M "un» mii'pMr'rftpy. (liTiwnu l»r »w»at]rn*» .i i.i..mh ll*»F»*l by tniMl w mrrlrr. No fr«« r«|»l«* h[| *~Tftt*»llH.*i«i MM MIMKKH^ThV S»«. wV.i» >S«r •»'IS«-rl»«i«W"'iiH''»T^« I.Urw ui. r i u« «.-h iwi»r. Wh.n lh«t »«»r n..| fcwi. i-.i.| in uSt.hm, »o»f i.«n>» tt Ukn fi«m «»f 111. atlUrua 1.1..1 M r»f»t»» TAKINCi CHANCES IN POGS The assertion of Superyisinji Inspector Bcrminghamjtha .vcsscU plying on the mmiii.l run at hi^h a speed during (off py weather appears to be borne out. M tO it:} veracity by tin number of collision* ami minor accident* incident to the sea r,,ni!>.r ol i if*nt« Incident t.) th( ion of cloudy "weather. When the log wraiths lie heavy orci the bay, there i> almost certain to be some sort of a imMh-up and that few of them are serious is .i matter for which fater» in a way that is not considered to be good ad- H The captain loses his papers for a month, another navi gator takes his placc,;«nd the steamship companies go right on doing business and taking chances, in fog and out. The cap tain, ground between the laws of navigation and the rulei of If company, loses his month's pay, and the dignity of the eral government is handsomely upheld. This method of punishment is about a* effective as fining fiitlionaire automobilist ten dollar* for running over an old man or generally fracturing the speed regulations. li. hi stead, of fining the autoist.his machine were confiscated for a month, he would show a noticeable amount of restraint in his travels. Jn the same way, if the vessel in collision or other ac cident by reason of excessive speed during a fog were com pelled to lay up for a,time, the .steamship companies would soon have it understood with their captains that no chances were to be taken. "Probably a rule something like this will be in effect a couple of hundred year* from now. At present it looks too sen sible to meet with any general approval on the part of the steamship companies; especially as it is so delightfully «a»y to place the burden of blame on the captain* EXIT SALOME

Tucket! away in a perfunctory notice-in a recent issue of I The Star was the statement of the manager of a local theatre that a much-advertised Salome dance had been taken from the lull It wasn't very good ant! it wasn't very had, and gener* ally the patrons of the play house didn't appear to care for it Rather astonishing that, for the pessimist on matters moral, and of some significance generally, showing, as it does, that there is a line of decency drawn by theatre-goers across which it i* not safe for managers to travel. ,',y'As a judge of the wishes of the public there i* no criterion which can be relict! upon so certainly as th. box office of a theatre. True, its judgment is based on the crude commercial arguments of dollars and cents, and it makes no fine ethical or moral distinctions, but for facts it stands in a class by itself. The Salome dance, in the day* of the sanguinary dancer, may perhaps have had some artistic merit. Given a back* ground of a freshly severed head, these abdominal contortions could well be enjoyed by a person whose jaded nerves were strung abnormally taut, to appreciate the ghoulish and volup tuous commingled. Dramatic presentation, even with the incentive for the limit of Belasconian daring, has not vet reached the point where abattoir effects and decapitation* may be shown in reality or art, and with a slaughter-house setting the dance of Salome degenerates'into Little Egypt exhibition in portiere tassels, a mixture of Swedish movement and a contortionist display. That the Seattle public declines to pay to see this sort of thing-shows that it cither looks with disapproval from a moral viewpoint, or that any public indecency must have the merit at least of some refinement to brighten and soften the vulgarity. In either case, there is cause for congratulation. I "That John Doe person boujcM by th»> pollm for throwing •fonwi at passing mMm has no conception of the vnl.i of hi* Urn* If li« Crcclman and Richard Harding I)avl«, bavun't titterod a yip. I Selling pianoa In Seattle mm to rotiulra that vlrlk p*mman ■htp which l» 10 ii'>rn«r. "I h*r," aai.t >l*hl ■m.i do i, »»m |h* oih»r. It* wan «u.ii-u. tarr*. Tti» .m.u.f man .ff..in.k«t al him l>i.n»«:lf. V..-j h««n k«*t film! I *r*r had," I >iii Ttt« Urxvr toan r«irti*«ll«r m*" b» Mill mad* hi war tosvthor." Ili* (mailer man went on. '\k tn»-t* »ur llvaa lh» vim. I !~.l on you, you tin m*.** ll* *lu|)tt*a, and t! t«m»ln..t ailvnl. "\v» lav* t!:* *«m» woman." •«il «f.ru l .U* "W* r«n'« Id thai hrmk inij our fiir'it.hip On* mu»l a*l*« har up i.. Hi* ether," "in. Ixrtrr man ll(;v».| tlrk#t, lhas tixanl aoawtttlns Into th» air. Th« lat««r man" ..1 and •ir.-r-p^J hi* clear. ll* in..,f.l at Ma f»r TTi*r »trutk a match. Tlaa mattt> ■Ir>l>prJ a»4 til* i»r«.r man l««nr h*a*|lr a«aln*t th* Canister rail- In* Th* imiil.r tttlaw rot >vi. OT«r III* •!>iil~lr up th* *'r»i> la At aa ei»*ni wend *u4J*nlr i«'ti> •i»t'i>"l and wncri it rains, as well as when it shines, you will feel per fectly comfortable in one of our swell raincoats. I They look just like t overcoats; in fact, they are overcoats, water-proofed by a chemical process. Our prices range from $10 to $;*5. I Suits and over coats range from I $10 to $40. I J. Redelshelmer Co. First Avenue Corner Columbia Street Strongest Overcoat House in the Stat* THK STAR 1 miKSDAV, Uli in., mm rh*na«4 rotor. A an i ti».| l>pv«re (all roan* f»il.'W Tl.i-r ul on ■mall a*itm. n.«ir bath* la in* W|n>!ow, V »'r»in i.« room ramt a man* voli*. l«w on.) trtoUr. -I lo«» ron." h» "l'»« al ways lori Tuu ar* no III*. i-.)» world. Witji.mi you I bat* W'lMi'j, »llh |iru •ii-ritMm" T»» |i« ximh f.il t b«tla«» hoiumi (haui'l h» frank •nd •Inc«r«." Mid. **t m.v Tan M much to m* I to ton-" aa lh» t«>!i,i« a nun rotifh chnklnalr «i>4 another ground ltl« Ibto tli* floor. STAR DUST A WOWO rWOM JOSH Wl««. "0 f f I e'a \\f, marriage ain't a lott'r y th' gov' mmi •tin allow* matrimonial pa per* In th'malls,": A T»l»|ihoii» Scrap. "llcilii. iwiiii "iniill' Can't you 1 got ih«» ww!" "NO. 1.1 In* lIUXJf, "Hot I didn't want to talk to A H. 1.. "I>*i|i.r ahad wttb a Uichtrd randla. I ahould bavo thought that that would U> Ik* taal thing li.* do." Th» Workman—"Which, property •peakla'. It wcr«, ilr." On* of tht Three, Thla 'I 'I not lin|-|..n In s«-»itl«. bat it hai-(ii. A boy of otsbt aatd to hla mother: "Wp!l. thero »er« only thru* boya In arboot today who cmitd mmwrr on« qumtloa that th« leather asked ua." "At I bt>|if ray boy was ono of (tic Oiinv" ■ulii tho proud mother. "You Ml l »a« an»»«*r«*lai. it. ton; It m«ki.« vuur mother proud of you. What qu»«t]on lid the !i>nrln-r aak. Johnny r' '••wiui brok* •hat gUta In tho bark wludowr" Han* and NUT Tb* tragedian bad rfinnM4| (rum hia timt and waa greeted j»>y ottaly by hi* frt«ndt at 1 cJub. "Well. Itantfr, my boy/ aald Tom llMin I in glad to BM mi Imii k lUvb n good trlpr* "Kjlr." aatd Itantor. "I'lil nm play tay old town of I Puntatavwy, MlonraotmT*' -V«-»," aald Itjuit.r. "What kind of an MaiMßNi did jon ha»«T" "1 doa't know." Mid Ranir- "1 didn't aak him for a refere&re aa to 1 hla character, but be »a« a genial kind of ma* and lout me to got oat of tows with How About rather? "Yes. cblldrea," »aid lh« nurs*. "tb* stork I Has brought roit «*rh a tittle bro ther. 1* oh good' rriod they, and c*a»«l thrir play, "Do lot* all run ant I*ll poor mother." Frtchman Mathtmatlta. Kr«»ti»i* l'r../.»..i U It »»»r| t»Mibl* to take lb» «r»«t»i from

Tbrr* praltr rloa« approach to It when Ui« rtin'.i-ll l*k«n out of t rfitsnian.*" P.r.ltttner Admired. "I —mm* llr).lc«»t." Ml»» Wnoflbr to the new maid, "you think It attain;* thai on« «k U»» tb. if t«aa iiw- I'd gtt« up (a By Their Wor«». lie. p««pt* Id Bmnk» Ml(J«r» bad i»»f mwi an autnmobll*, ao when on* at tt;rllD« demon with a mlxtitra of fnr nod and the own«*r, who had «nt r"al Q«r»lion in now an JEsfiv*^T*S^vi' Imixutiiii! «.nc> Imi i» partly fty»frwfty Jy,t^\*r «niwprriJ bj calling up uno ..f >lUl'l'lv "f 'I IvMilWll hIQI!* H'Mituii t'.ml. It la the be*t coal H%O in BY told i.mii. v.,11 icrrruvd nnj a^E BP' 4^ >A •M^ JMw iMiii-» go up iiui £fit J- VV* BULLOCK I ' iiii I'M-iji>.l auditors. "Why, lha i>"ii. would «lo|i him and otIBBI hli number to 1285." All W I "Any y 1 Preparing for (ha Inevitable. "Tln-y It'll im> i». 1 1.! *irkl:i bard night anil da} ainra you war* up li»-llii»- man's wlfn Mot m* day r»- '-ntl) and worn talklnß atxrat th" fnrKi'ifulii* uf tin Ir .*nit» II.1»«. an*» h* * thought h«r husband waa Urn mn«t forc«rtfu!, fur tin would often start out to a I patient and forgrt bla tnndldnc MM and, U nfoti-. ir»v«-l mlloa fur I BfrthiwE. "Writ." aald the traveling inan'a •ifi?, "my hu»)>an4 beata that. Il« --aiiHi hmnn th» oili» »IH«r »mi ioui «lt>>l l)»>nm»1 M la ■mmm I rafairtil* _____ Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. IU3-S4 M* »»r.»»inesrol/m*» •n.1.34-Inch Ln.on an( o,n,f,rt, lif^tTt I luck Towel; easy to far diea >er in the end thw I wash, hand to use. the indifferent kinds. 17c Each— A White Turk- -^c are, 8K""» for .'2s ish Towef. cloudy »roy Globe, the Stuttgartet,' en; 45 inches long. the Ramie and the Aw trahan Wool Garments We Each—An UnWeach- eVe mM r>lobc LV ed Hemmed lurk- derwear for 10 yearn aadJ i>lt Towel; 4 feet long. never had a Z TTTT", I We've sold the Austra-l Special Values in Rich |j an V 0..1 I'nderwear; for! Cut Clau $3 50 Each- 20 year,, and .-.-arlJ Vases, Puff I!oxe», Co- recommend it. qf loKiie Bottler, Cruets, M Caraffe f Mayonnaise Australian Wool Seta, Celery /rays. H- derwear (or men. wo* Zg&SS&F?^ en and children Sug.fi*ingly well; what* Bon Bon !'.a*kct, etc., more, it costs but HiUfcßl etc. Men'»—?lJ"s a pe toon hecomettk fSffJ Mflgr way. What you thus st«ad2* 'JgEm save and the 4 per cent compound!* l*** 0* tcrest which your saving earn time grow to a very substantial m. BiilOM »«m4 to tfet L Scandinavian American Bank I ■■■"•■'"^X/ajAa Eaildinf, Stattlt, U. S. HCB"**^!_ J $17.50^^ A New Style Victor Talking Machine Enibo(!)tn« tli* famous Victor Tapir-Arm princlpl* tbe only tciantlftc mutho.l o( cuareytm U>» from th» tound bos to ih» horn. I tut m*tam* cotnpl*t« with It .'luht tv, r«eor«lt, lll.'O. cash 01 Mfjr payment*. Sherman, Clay Co. 1806 ;'nd Avt. EXCLUCIVR VICTO.* DCALEM

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CAR PATRON BELIEVES 1 THIS IS THE LIMIT S^i 100 or More Per»on» ire Crowded Into a Sinf* Car. a J •VL/Tn •rtWe headed Va» atatltiK thai a Kin- j Mt i*t of th* Hammond type»l ►f»^ it passengers. 26 *eat-|i SsShS rtlSsXtrl«t the Hammond typen aT*» n i| oclock can p W,*tith«n i"" persons on one *t--air» can do better i *L%y rJl^nt of Ralnl-r j 21%. aW* to do for I Mow alten th»r«l COTTERILL IS GIVEN, A BIG WELCOME m- li-rr s^* C*odid»«« U. S. Senator Greeted by 10,000.;

(^.^^Stbuslasn, I 6^, |1 repre»«sts was quite r^al«a7*>*a»theatre T»ea 1 KTt^t t* "Uy al »iASt*t* Seastor Geurite K. Cot candldat« foi vi Ml teaator, »m pri» VTfLaW.irlfwrjr eenUon of th« 1 'ft a* rmnocratie caadtdat« ****)!!jMrnt l rec«ited wilt SLattta 1 *rVl' Umea B«natoi 7^s aw compelled to patikp It iT,»f4tt'™ff> AT>' I Or Credit I System I i m' ("""I'"'' t» I ttaw «k» Ui'»l tlit> r««ili .'"oar Bm ef ffi I' H IWearing I Apparel I for ladies and 1 Misses r>^>»ln* »«»r!r •r*!Tt»'l»« B limn fariHal* .pK O\H PRICK— Hr»»» on ihkuit Biißib^iaiiidsl II tomi« pR Ay, mi g| Sale of High Grade Silverware 2 1135 New Hendryx Ofk I MD CAGE oifC sTbt New Hcndryx Fancy Pattern Loose Bottom ■W Cage, painted; has feed cups, perches and »*»f; regular $1.35; special U&T 89c jj* Met Skates, 92.00 15c Can Opener, 10£ I%hUar Skates. S3.tt» 11 Can Opener.

Md May rwnlrv* OP*"**; foot;; worth f.iM roond or aquarn can, tarns $2.69 h^ ln:.. wr. rtb lUC m— v& Uwr Strip 15c Butter Crock. 10 75c Bracket Lamp, 40^ **t« o!| fount and Rirm No. 2 "i»t. »nrt bent J^a'Jltlit; worth AQ n «H»«r«|Qn «J *P«l*l CJ3C lar 75c; •ptsclal H3C p— 45c Rinsing Pan 29c quality Gray Granite 10 or 12-quart Rinsing p »n. tpacially priced for Friday OQf

*.»UOHoCa AvtNuf AKO UNION tTDCKT. S .ire from 110 to 130 paraons on e.irh car. Ttip attuatlon la worn* than ever •lure the line ha* In'rn ilmi\«.'il onto .11.! st,, aa we km HIKIIIUII lha worst district in tin* city and IN delayed every trip from 10 min at«itn v»«t>' [•r-VK-nt 111" wax ii«»o>r»(!•>! with tb« Star* and Strip^a. and on on« IMP American fla« MMMM from the uiiiin.ii rut tain pJctarra of Uryan [and Horn were .tl!.u-h««l Many pie tun-H of Ilryaa were distributed about thmiiitttr« of th« city coun cil, and the co— efinlinn v«'»i>>r«i.«». th« ...inly will build a j 4.000-font tr«slle to connect Ijuim 1 i hum with an extcnatun of Twenty fourth ar. .V., on tin- «h patch tt-i>i>S# »i> that nocuttatlona bflunn .\uiu nary anil Turkey have deftnltoly tw»n in ■>k ''ii off. the port* r«tu»ln« to ««i-«i>t the UIM of li-»iiu I and Itt-rx tiu an «crotnpU*h i mi fact. »ji.i. ii l«1 i%r i nor X lt*t*ayain«. rl4 to «^4-!ir^ aa acri««> m*Bt wtth Ih* IVfn|pi.>n ««v»rn. in't-.t wb«r*by Ih* itment tmbatii'i X'lmi Jtmnrw labor ntair ba r«> l«f«l».t ThU wist him la *i» a*«aral i!..iu««o.| imp taburvr* ti the t«uii.iinK .«i ih» Or«ad Trttak Pacific r«ilr.N» J. Ml. r»i!Mi;n» «nt: UK II W. W. -••CUM. traffic m«n«*»r for the >i N It. It, arrived In ti» after a rrtMM-rontlnrnlal taunt to »tu.ij (ba crt>i» con4lUon«. Ho r»|H>rl* th* i> the farmora a r«l» are not remplalnlna" of th» fcant tliaea. "•ii mi HanUr, HA V IIS \M!., arrvated l«ttar whit* ott--mt>tin« to '•fn* «f rtoicn artlcl»« The twim uf Uin JUihrfj «v r»*ih».l «r. I a m »irh. rli.l !i»« an4 a m»»«r belt runlalniaa taken. Imx h«.l ail bat the morn-jr. which be •il« "pel" ha*. $500 Reward rw mf ilanimtMl ■Ml I I »«»B«i ear* la f»»«» I l« t lt«r* I J. 11. RNISBOM I OW« ll.i«l j Tar Mm At. «a 4 Mate «l I 1H..1. orn**, tea. «trt. J ft have you got your |:gspecial school button yet? Jk^QipHJ w"1'1 "'"I I Til II iin AH TIIK vmi OK c!a?r?*s"l TIIK B'' Hi") art. Klv.-n fir., to nvi.ry MOM M •hoo| ';l'' Ml''1"1'" *"jj conic and tee the hundred* of ditto pre 'T"«u.rii.'i k mium! to be given to Seattle boys and .Mf, girU. —you can «a*llv v mr selection from ll,■■in mid besides WKLL l\\Y YOU for being .1 it m.ih smi ..mi OR BALKB* IU»Y. M.' lure come uikl l"'i«iii nil about this, —OIlMa Fumltur* Polish will do better work and mart aati* factory than any mad*—ha* our strongett r*eornm*ndatlon. 250 full Hit bottle. an unusually good "busy Friday" special— _ t*'^*i^* ii*W iattHff^^SaCSßSß^^jr a%#»^^wf J "^saS^** 4waawa»sß»aaß»»ißßawßaaßaß»aßß» —w« tailors thl* to ba one of tin- best "hoar Kiltla* »t>»« tala thin Mm* ha* ever given you. It's an article of practical usefulness and .-an be Klven spare In any room. ■-this ulilrt waist cabinet I* M Inches wide, Zl InrJim long, and H. Inches hlth -cnv.-r»-«i with various pattern* and colorings Art Cretonnes ami Dealras: top It padded: fitted with brass hnmiUn; •••fly worth twlc« lb« ttwclal prlc# tor Ibla on« day »alai bt k^L Ih F 1 ay 'Ww I i v w *9ti^*^«^»>^B««ia«»«a«^^w«i»-^^».««i^*^a^».i^ M Mr/ o\^ fHUfc a^* V_jV *'—^—^y ,-Tf Important. But on* of the** «e«cl«la la a ptrson; no C O. O, mail or t«l«phon« ord#r» will bo filled for thti* cabln«t*. StandardßyjUfflngniitnreG* SEATTLE. SECOND AVC. AT PINC ST. TACOMA PROHIBITIONIST BIS RALLY By Unitxl Pr.,..) t.KM MDI.NKM, Waif, OeL 22.— Th« t*r***t |«ill«l >l rm!!» vit hr!d ••rajr rram lh» school hiij«.- «t fl." {tralilhttlnn m>-"t tnc. Will Ibmnir «f Krnt. mndt> •iiti« for tt»m i ilmiluuili. \VIUUUiI*»r In tht* nr«w*lnct la wmmm Ch&rtn «fI«S Walkln* button, iniriiMiin Ooncrat Uanawar J. M nrubcr, of Or»at N-rU.mi, In tnwn M» l»«pr. (i..n inur. If- ••.ie>« trial rar Camlnva »r« now a Itilnc nf th* tha (-..in; •■■i4fi iii* power plant at orth. afi-t rr|M>rti that It will b* flu- In in"! and In op«ratlon for train* through tba j!» tunnel by tha flint «f In* y«ar. will nt«CI«« nip\m. Mjiujti of local h*nk« which rtirj 11 y ilapoaita will ronfor witn I'ltjr i'.,ii.|»!i.iii.-r Carroll and City Traa*ur*r froaavr tomnrrow aftar noun r««>r4«cre tract*, $100 aa I ■rie; «a>y trrma; r!o«a to I car and lahii; l«vol, clear* I •d; fln« for cblckena and bur- I r!»». National Land Inv. C», In*. H 117 Flr»t «v g A Lit \X\ 't\ flu/ r—*L Xt\ \r\l~Hi Ann ft a a rn\ pi [If 400.00Q |P) f(/>l \H 1 rULLY |(/>l V PAID I ON ALL DC POUT» WE CAN HELP YOU TO SAVE If you want to milk* beginning, |I.M dppoaltnd bnrw will n»rurn a pan* book end a nmall bank, and it will mm p«T ii-iil mm pound lut'-Hiif from time of dopoalt. Safety of saving* la guaiHalp«d. rinST AVENUB, OPPOSITE POBTOFFICB. IMM>» IAX 1 IIUHSDAV 1908 I cot nut wLti.ocu i»i.»m». X n e»i t»'ty e r. oil..ii.i. i Mlalnrk |«Un 4ln In* Columbia rl».r for n;i'i»« »ad will rut n n» mi.. anutll orvhan) and ««r.i«>i I rat I*. fruit r«!.».l th»r* U aal4 to matur* two w**ka rarllcr than •Itoirhor*. A *'ul* balu lo noH& bank ••I >mr 111 111 I Th# *lfr».l Halt rompnar of Knf land, «wn*ra or th* Illu* Funn*l riavt of wi.l. li lha Nlnff.how, now In pt.,i, a hat* l**u*4 I-• •;l"'''l' «C aalllna* for th»tr Pu«»t Hound boat*. •hi.lt puta hark lha R. Th- i XlngcUow 111 sail nit»t Wadmiadar. Him Trark I..** NEW TOHIC. rjrt. Xl.— lUpnMa thai rare track lnt«r*ata «i. I r luwora ot lulu war* raialnv ransnaisn fun-l u( ISea.ooO i. m»i with vl|»ruua •l»iit.i'« Ktal* riir- M i«i«r» Connuta ami I'barlva l' Mnr• hara h« koi>» to Ihrattt*. I ict. -cm» Of tha thrilling aaoapoa In thu tm i-t.i for«*l flraa wa* thai maila I>> Oraca Darlxr, m tchool mr In Hi■• Krakow townahlp, who l»ti h*r puplla la aafaty In a pluwwt flald whlia flamaa a/era roaring about tham. THE BEST SHOE REPAIRING Wa ill. k out alt tha >.M tit. ami a»w In tha oln^irfm£>nl' Silk and Satin Lined Suits in all the lat- inri I nee i/^pdruii^iii eit inadet and modelt anu Less There are Thousands of Other Articles Beside* Those Mentioned in This Advertisement Which Will Be Sold for Less Than Mfgr..' Cost. Odd Coat., Odd Vests, Mackintoshes, Valises, Suit Cases, etc. Bring This Ad. With You. See That You Get Exactly the Good. Advertised. If® IT HE FAMOUS CO.I [B| SignS 718 first Ay., Between Columbia and Cherry Sts. BigSigflS GIRL SOBBINGLY TELLSOF SHAME l\% (By UniUd Pr#«.,> ifnKO'R. Oct. tt. liar farm i!tl' r wliti •mnllMii «n.t h*r f»>

*«ii-t, vi.-i la dry by eonataol u»* nf h«f lmn.lli*ri Mof. 14* Mar l'»rkri •at in Hi* wl!n«M hair In Ju«ttr. Mann rotift »»»t»rl»» nfternti *n I with A volr*« VVrlcht. m-. «v.-l l.» Ill* Illrl. Ml at III* Übl* |i;...«>!• wllti hla Ikhl bowed and far* lilj,t|ii.« taatlmnny. W>« 4^^f\ m iir.u «i» HI 1 i iiis> ■f" MItIMIIM CO. 3-^*r»llo" II ..TliU IkM la »'li made, of K^»d matarlal. with hrary I vniiipi and full '1'Hlli!.- aotcta. |j T/.lMk nf till". Fredlund, Hornberg Larson Him Third lor, of Jnm*« M II '*_VF MM ah* will IT r««r« old p«bra ny 14. Hh« Mtmnl ralurlao to tvatlfy aralnat bar aoldivr Iwai when atka4 a qua'tlon th»an> war to which waa moat Iropnrtaa' •ha «m»i»r| har far*, ttmnnl an> n...M'.l In tha «fnrmallvi>. ll* wti h«ld uttdfr ll.«o* bond for trial. HI. rilMI klMl. MOirXT VKHNON. Oct. II—TJ». «-i....i> of thla rllf •r« planning i I tare* «lilMi at th* A.-V.-r.-K. It iMmtUle nait rear. Alta«fe»d i.. a Mad law. TAOOMA. CVt. "I- Whlln toadln* cow In tht* pound. Mounted l*atrl* man Wllllama waa attacked by tin animal and badly gorad. la »*» It op arty a r«»«ln« from la ll*.*** If tma hair* ANT propcrir t* Mil m* «i me*. W* will Mil II IWTt %»|i>>«l linvi.llltirT IIVI x 1 I** I* \m«r4«aa lU»k Walldla^, Prompt Attention All mattora !uiih> given to I 111 of R kipctlvo dutla; «>nrh la proficient In his official i .tpiu liy. All matter* are sent In id.' premier department, which iiismrH prompt atten tion. Huhlih'sh from IndlvlduaU who ii olh»r m» 11.-tna rutti lirttw lh«i» blntM lk»flM »tiJ M YOUNG WO Chinee Medicine C«. ■■■■■■■■■Ma \V» (It* -flttk I t»ii»ar«srsin of chroMe iitt a| m*n m*r BF sn.l won an If J^B bsbbWa i v "i' . Thr«. R.una iri|M **Ur. I tax allla Mia. m U m. ami a. a*. 1u.1.i SMttl« al IK* a It n. on.l I|i mi l.uti Rv*rttt at till a. ■i. 1.14 |i m. and lilt p. in Buntlay lta*« X at t:IS a. m.. tilt am. aad lilt l> i" Sliiilt fait la kuukaia. M tIM. Round ii, II 4* |i»mgg of Nerve force, Ooltr*, Piles, Rup ture and disease* of wotuen and diseases of men. Cor. Third Avc. and Cherry St. NEW SKIN REMEDY STOPS ITCHING Skin Troubles of Infants and Adults Quickly Cured. 't* When It is known that poalam, the new skin remedy, «ill atop the torturous Itching attending eciema with tho first application and brlu* Immediate relief and comfort to sufferers from all skin troubles Its merits will be Instantly ap preciated. On tin' tender skin of chafing Infants, poslain may be used with soothing and beneficial effects. It is applied externally, and it:es, rash, totter, etc., yield readily to Its remarkable curatlvn properties. Occasional applications of podium. In »mall quantities, will quickly banlah pim ples, lilven, blackheads, blotches, and will relievo and euro Itching feet, scaly scalp, liumuiH, etc. A special 60-cent package hai been adopted for thoso who use povlitiu for theßO minor troubles. This, as well as tl' regular tWO ll.lli jar. Is on sale at 'in Quaker Diiik Co ami other li'adlliß drug tUoreg lv attle. An experimental supply of pos lam may he obtained free of i-ii.iiti liv wrltlnx In thn Emergency l.iii> oratories, 82 West Twent. '-fltti Stveut, M York City. 6

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Rates for Classified I Advertisements Th« Slur *an«U*''irui»«»«>«»-j accuracy or «»»uin« r»«p«»«">■ blllty for »rri»rii »f Ullul nt-iint In pl"""11"' Uacnifni*. "SITUATIONS i Mm .tla> m «.nt.a J&P f«r »li*»r;*\'';° int a.uml imrol.«-i i•* »»t will I* !(.■■l S..MI. tn«*rtlona mail r«r 1" I,'' :of m «ti^n o««t> I* P»W A" j cap. lln*». «r» fnai-lt«n t»i«r»or, will b« countnl two line*. TO AOVERTIS-RB. CinMincntlon c»nnt «lv •ftfr 11 o'clock daW) BALUAim AOKNCT-P. 1 Mullen. M»| |l«ll»r.1 »v.. Oop J cit% iv Phon*. n«ii»"» MAIN OKFK'B-B«JV»Mh »v.. i M»*«i tTnlon and l ni» I Vhonaa. Main 108.0; Ind. «11.

RAILWAY TIME TABLES. ___. a Do not trust printed tlm* tablet In n*v«tpap*r_ For time of departure: and arrival of train* telephone King Street Station Information Bureau, Sunset. Main 2740, Independ «nt 111. DIKTII >«TIIH Bnydar—To the »if» of a A. Sm rl»>r piinUp 1 i, iiattiln. ItuptHv—Tu iri* •Ifa' B Iturpo. l(»0 I-.ii at., im II a ion. I)_*TII Mini I Mntlirna infant M«i! I month. Oct. ttt. a aoo. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. niTTtftWOKTII KIM 1-rofaaalonal I>ir.,i,.!. aad U«aaa*d Cmhalmara. lltl "a- «i-t> Moera Thaatra Koih pheaaa It* SPECIAL NOTICES. jM l*r»f Ma- ana Ma Malhad W_l>« (luaraata*d la Illiaia 1•• S~9BJa»aa l,aaa..»a a«arr dar an4 a»aa MB >n( Cliu.i and aaaamMaa ta I diaa fraa Ilk a*4 Flu l-kaaaa OI'ARANTKKtI Xt r\iß inn.' m i-« in Thlr.l a« N I'hona ftraaa ttt. Ur« tllanch —It'll sunn Eli ,iiijp Taraa fhllra (laa larail«n. cornar rktaa rani will aaiariala sartaar. tilt Waailaka :i «p. CENTRAL QalSi «k... flnaaaT iiflil •at grada work la Ika •hortaai apaca of lima Til TriirJ a. tniiwaan ('harry and 1.,- aa*rC»wiral BSJ« r 111 a nckoiM of Han.iv, Cla»a*a aad r>>> t'alUaa Rldg •lad and Ja»aa M Ull —If 1 am lh« titan hoaaa ravalrlag la all Ha Wan* ha* rut.bai waathar tl'l>| aa do fUadAll I an Carpaaicr. OCR KI'CVItI.TY. walch aad iawatry npalrlag al raodmaia ».t». a« Hackmil a> Ijachar^^til tn«a__^ —It'll' J.r>.« wiKlc fir baMaa. J iUmala. Lcyal Itatghta I>a!ry. M.ii.rd. —If LOST AND FOUND. l*al— A aetnior Mi.-a. with collar *a. anfTxa.l John Diaaart Naw Tark Cliy •mil 111 luiur« i. Ha.a,- Ha. UL t*aa Ufi-U* «*T**4 at. fc«i«»»n in. k«u aa of and tarn Orlob*r 21. aataral roiorod mink Ikraw. I in-iar plaaa. rail BaM Mil. Uaaial rawanl. 31 »vi l.aa« —Hand aaHa>aa>a Two-till at«ra and llaulatoa. 'a Uruadway, It. ward If raivraad to C. Uarraaa. 111 l )«ih N W. rV..r widow _>; HELP WANTED—MALE. Wantad— AbU bodl*4 anaa tataara It an• la. f«r r Marlaa Carpa. kfael W na:i*a bom or aaia t:rt; pa para. Bicallaal apvartußlifaa la aa. iha •«!l O«o4 par CbNnlag. railaaa qaarlara. madlral altaadaaoa traa Aa- Ilr ai RMffia I«u Orand Caairal Hoial. ai fl«a>tT> ItKATTt.B. WAHH2XOTOM. uu I fclaanin waaiad la aall laad: gu«« I* kulM work a».>.n r.l.ran II yaars* ai|>art«aca a* «,lf;.a manager aad chtaf a««o«aiant along man* afactsrleg aad ooairactlag iin.a. oiport In »ata akd aarnlaga; hlgßaat cradan tlala; lon.J It yaara af aga, »t trmnt a»- Boaraara: daMrona of loxatlag la Caatila wHk a Nta. ap la-aala eowtracliag »t rnaaufa-turim tlrm Addraaa Waltar 1 III* rir.i Nattaaal bank Ma njfin 111 liar "."_, HELP WANTED FEMALE. Wat waaa: aarh farally'a lai ha« waihad a«»aralalyi rallad f-r and dall*. arad nan day. »l- la Ii M a B III; lad. ml taparlor l.auniry Itaa Waned -An aiportaneod rnMa dip par. >.rl^r 'a..', Cra.'Uar C« Main 111 ja-aa Waatad— A mlddla-actd hnuukup., t» taka »»ia of an >ri».m hauao Mar. rlad i>r.r.rr«'l X 16, Htar africa —l»-a-y SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. N.at aawtag dona al h«ma. gaoda rail* ad fir aad dallrarod; i-nr.a raaaanafcla Miaa Ourllagam* Kaat K4I —llaa _^PX»RRENT— HOUSES. Ha..i kiyitf HAT «,,.. I or. hard, caw, rt.i. Tal. llaUard Ilia -11.1 l 111 r lollx Maw l.a.- tla tar lluaa it. ,n. storth er aal) II po Tor Hani—t-ioorn mm ft.v en*h ay. North Handy iv cgr —.zt a.i Two-room hoi.aa. pantry and flna.i Mil »lona Ata. If Klv. !■■>..m mut.rn houaa, furnlah«"».a^_*-v^ Far ftani —Pour ronma, l/iciudlng kin-nun, wuh baaamant. 1-a'f. and gar. dan, adJMnlng alh Ay. —11-ali BOARD AND ROOM. A^ard arid tttt/tn for a lady, lantllmly alooa ,ih Hi .-,i.- Halt Sill til lllh toath —i«-aa flood board and plaalatit ron.na HIT Dayton ay. Tin* ffaaixiot-BalUrd car

Ron SALE OR RENT. m .r..-..H. -j\yuvux -.,-_, Ttit Bal»-» room hmiaa and l«la. I LI-, k. (i,.i.i Woodland faik rar Una; niMl down, IX a m.'iilli. "r Will IKfll him Whlla tl». —U'U WANTED TO DUY—PURNITURg. Td riUimaa of your u»d furnltura II an advaMaaa rail «t» our aichanaa «a |i«MtHfi|ll n> buy for faah or 'I* al> I.'King Ilkarally, lluy furnllura In IMI ■•nnnml-lM »ay» a daal Iha HlalalUukln Ob. naparimam Valdai h»i>a. t.lla III* l» M FOR SALE— WOOD AN COAL. Jf%-f^-|-ui-l_iTijiX-i^LJXLi- ir_j-_J_i- Hii*li'~i.'~i. Wa .an Oka era of you KVBN WIIBN COAI. 11l HIIOUT IN TH« MAIIKftT UKATTI.K t'nAl. rUBI. CO. IMN lihoHaa 11. IKy >iii>mh«naa III! -_• All klnda of w««d and dry |itl par »>ad. Mai* Ml*. —"If In. foi»a| II Inch i*>i«nh. II l»r load A I. BUSINESS CHANCES. A Beauty Naw r«l(a«a, all modarn, i r larca. flna |.an«ty. »-«l 1>;' I.» UB vim. *ary pr«n» colUg*. ill! on Iho hill, with a vla«r of i»r»»» I*k« and lha mounlaina whlrh »l«»l>»lj l. i...i. |.rl.-a ll.ii*: larma. |U* lo ca»h. |U par m«Mh aiimitaou nnos. •lr*an iJika Biailon. I'hona llraart *l. II r.-.i.ia rh»ap r«nl. right .l.»n town, aiaam haal; a hattaln If anld luinotiow I) ncmi l.tl. half l.l»ck from Plkt and »o«, h t RAVI ttt IWnny tlidg *nl 111 l .-aak »u«a room homa. IM haa lul.vi livMitf. fcalanr* of l i.t 111 mO1"h"- THANK 3 «_lTft^ lit N»w Ho*k Ulo«a. M.i« l'» mud f»od lo«. w»*« in tar; Itll. **'t tit Danny Hid* AUCTION SALES. 1 nut auction MAI Bor rivK n^- NITI-RK. SNTIHIC V^NTeNT IMHUtK ri.AT. NO tit IIIH AM!. WILL UK KOI-P MT B "JJJtT ACtTIIIVie-n. t-KlllAt. tXTOIIJtII !«_ it II 11 a. m aharp Fina a«i»«ai«i laM» dining rhalra and kuffal I* malrh alaa-anl art anuaraa and r»«a, fiaaai vi i.... |...u wnh auliabla baddlag birda tuai>ia chlffonlar and l-riaraaa d»aaa. ara. «a«y rhalra. (oekara, Hhrart laktrt tlasiy of flna «ra*ili«»d and Ilka all klada f»»a «M mtjl«« faraltara. rarvala. alanaa. li>fl».lli>g uida t«a llii ii —4r uurrliaatag II worih vf «*»la at iHt aala will ra*»na a aaaful ii...ni 1 I' l.uih.r A«m»n»ar. —II II A ICTti'N BALB— Norta Ha»>d U»arir. Pa«ar J Malonay. Mfo»* Xwlh Daad Wuh. a drltlßg aad work l>»ra«. wal.btng fr»» la I.til pmnda. main aorna rkatca i»«»i ll«l«aln e«lta drr and fr»a* mlik run Tarw»a lima alii a* giro* a* pjr. af atar lit Oat, 11. Maad. Aa.ti«M»r »l-tl Tka aW«>a A«rit..« C« rtk> and Mat*. will Hi fa«r al aaak rriaa* a* aaU thaw «a a«aua4aal«* —tf j FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. •T«- AMD DOOM n_ H.I A IN* rr««l Uwta .....111l IthMl nr Paart 111 Dim Captmard t»*r 11l C»itaga P*i4«t Wladawa ».i'»m

Hand for mv ftrira tlala. whlrlb ara malla4 tr*» aa aftplkratlws. Thar akaw all »l ataaa> «f da*ra aa4 wiik atiaala raaraalaad I t*a fmn. aad i rawtika taaacrliiiKHi la Tha Dally liar, til luiaw tt*t rtnk a« Mala JtJi Tteglala carm Prop baad llexar avarlag aaachlaa. IITH; a h»a4 Whita IIS Hawaii at Him for p*'i» vary ck*at>; Kiwat at fii" In U—p hay. till W. lltk fHoaa Mallard tltl —11-a* Karaad-hand "nw and bogflaa. all ktada Haattia ~Ta«oa Yard, |]lt flrat a*. Death. —II r.i ar —IS MACIIfMM All ktnda .i«ing« for iSa«« book, houaa. cotlaga and bun. taio— plana, giving also, al«, ale V. W. ui.rli»»«. Ar.nl>.. I til Kil.l llldg CLAIRVOYANTS. ziiia. lha ral*l>raiad paychln palmlat. fnrmarly of tha Whtta r*aa, |iutplt. madtral fratarnlir aclaniiata gtnarally a* lha t .ri>>i...«i clairvoyant ans paychia palmUt vf Ihi .ountrx. 7IHA will point eat tha way thai "II I you lo In i i..r jia lion. iin»«in.riiia lo«a, eouttahlp. dl vorca. rtiatrlrfiony. mining 1 u.t i>, Tura day, Thurailay, Friday avanlnga Fl»ad Inga daily, lltl Thomaii, rtaar Howard —M-ali Adullna Lloyd ~Maka na mlataki what a«altlng tha advlra of a i !->\t\ '.yn-l I ran t ronaull lha «l CMunlal llolal lit* riral Av.i.u. —I Valmlal and card raadlnga Mo and lie I-'.'. Thnmaa naar Howard. -:(i-»n PHOTOQRAPHSRS' SUPPLIES. Audarion Bum.;* Ci. ill WUtitf a*. —I

Quick Action Try a want ad In The Star for Quick Action. Suntet lOftO. In* 441. Spells Success BANKS. TUB CANADIAN HANK CUM MBnCM 11.. i afflca 'I »i «iii i-ai.a.ta IHI kran.'haa In Canada. Mr I A Oanaral iunui.» Luiiiiiu InurMl «u.»»«a »a..i.«. and Tltna daimalta BATTI.B IIIIASrII. U V. Hall. Mr.gr ..MS (to la «j.lnnlli« for Bluett l»l'«ll> •Undrlaa —-If LUMBER. j Codar t 1 aprura lumbar; romploii Hock Johaaan. »Ip Martin* Main A lit! DETECT' servic£ ..■l-1 l-l"l "I "I I"! I"I 11-l I IH«II I- I -I'llH" ('•m!» Marehaat trol Ar. 1114* All >wk tindartakaa Mai* «M« I*4 lltl HAIR GOODS i~i ni> in ~i ir i~i —i ~i 'i i. 'i ii i •ih'~iii- ""-f-*-^^-* i'n Klorlrie. ai..m aad lub e*lfcai >aa>a limn 1... «i!«« It* ii»m t'nl"* MUSICAL. run riHiiiKS ..ii ml. or Mt'«ia. III! *tk FaJI lon H« »a*a r,,Jtnl. Ittvltaal la IHiMlltll* ">i *ii*ur praparad la*. Sara la >llh^ Titllß. Ola, MONEY TO LOAN. HITTi-.N ciiti it co. Urn "n fcouaahald r»ri»!t«f« i)«n»« aalarr l.~»faa Coafloaailal «alrk Mo.i t..l mm ai»4 law aal l>lu •KB rinur til 11l Marion 1i..1g Ilim-ll I.OAN M M-n.r !.««..I n i nit 1 g««rfa .«1 biaaeo wtihaut ra*»««al; e»»fia«aa K-vihl (if ft,-. ..(..i. .1.1! T I* I, «-»la»J •lk««« «p«n Ikalv ono n«r^.« wlllkaHl 'tjitr rh**»»«l r*l*«; ftirwnli. f* m*««f a«m*i *«r %mrm» Him Tut.wan tit w.t..t H«4Mln« e4»a».a>4 aaiariayt '•"•I' l«l« ..a ».411 11l |-»ofl. ■««t»|* 11-4« 111*■ r>ri>l|»» »t Wa» fit. N*« iMt n —It •a.a- i U«Mr. n*«« «M T%r—«. «»l »Uin lik« M li«t: I*4 uu D ti«rr, 4 nM t>]Ui.! Ci>|liuii aaaaaaeta. II «n. Ma (la fa. I la* |Ull' '•••1 afaaiaia r»'.r«« Oaavn a>ama«* O«.TEOP»AT..y 1 r llnll -4*aslaxaa*»tk «l», fc, »o».jl!»i!..« |f« («T l-.^,;.. ll.>> •Ml a)ax-ait>*J a*4 Main ■-!. niu. i'-l -i. -i. n~n i->ii^m^. j A-ial lraar Dalian, akin ti— Artaaa ___________ «HOI DtAUTHt. Tha Waal ti.«n a am} feM>*a ahoa* al la*••• ►■«n. hi..a. aai4 ky Uaa. Kaua-h. ll!l rir.l at. STORAOJ. I Tranafor. liMtat IH« r» 111! lal rbanta: Main III; lad «l« —If TRANSFER COMPANIES. II -aal la m..».. irr iha I i»t-1 Traaafar Co i ratitra«t ar ko»r I ow.ii [K^aailbla aI as Main 111 »un«ti. ar 111 1.,.1 TYPEWRITERS. Saw anil aarondtian4 IrpatfrilMt 111 up Tip. it.ra rvftlad. Tha fimlik frtmlar TrM*rtiar Co, 191 rim it fARMS ANO ACREAGE. 11l H new KivKArne th*«'tm now i-r.Ahv IK lUN'I lha i-a.i ««ar or l«a .1.l TllurKANltf ur ArniiH of i«n-l nrar ftcattl*. k>ul it**»t hava haft I M.r i r- p ti to ..ff-t than ■■I'll NEW Kfv>: Ai'iiK TIIAi-TC Hum; ANI> TACUMA; i.i- la IH'.l.t TO I.NTKUt'HIIAN NTATIU.M Itomt of iraria ara KICII a I,urn iniri"M aoma rn.i. rlaaa ti|-i«...i. all naartr lav«l; ritm.r: nrM.|:i;i. AND «IXTT AI'IIKM la rhCH/aa from. Wa want tou la mm^ t.'.«-.- ir.m Tl.- •'ii^imi liava fin. *Jll v ir.« tha atakaa. M-m ar* tlmlni ana (Trailing ihr •u.n. THIS mai.H IH Now ON I'oma lo ii. dt-pnait. TltM Coma— rirat Marvail IIOIIK-T MAI.Tnr. •II t:t lit mm BMi ro fhmuu i'i'l'tcn ranrh, houaa. lar«a rilaea lanii, it fraah COWS. 101 taring li*.[,a aria flald potafoaa, horaa. liukkv, l«»r --naaa. all for Hlo. larma I'.n d»wn, |l« |i*r inonttt. i llaa Mr. I'ut. or Taatitmatai, ai Pactflo CMy. on Tacoma Intarurban Mtraal rar c-omaa aoon. -if rivK-Acnn thacth-ihi (("•■I t'tllj wall Jocatad It liown. II A WKRK. llcrbarl t'rp«r. rVhr-unr. man lilook, 110 (.'hurry hi ■a Mr Jehman. I will .all my Hk'a.ra ran. ronlaln- Ing t good apringa: ...H flrat claaai gitod I dairy ii ail fanrad; all for lit**; ITS down. 17.t0 month. ra«a iTaioma InUnu l»n to I'ttKlo City M«a 1 Mr 41 ..oalulfka. —If •NIK STAK THURSDAY, OCT. 22, 1008. FARMS AND ACRBAQB. Would You Walk 1,200 Feet To **t»Mt*h «*Mitf i •*t j«* rountrjr hnm* Jual «..iiti ef Ik* rtty Itmlttt, fr*« .f nit **«4 i.■■!,(• i] rtrh*a| bin* k loam. Jutt th« l hln« far rflrtf. A f»«* vii runnltti waiirt, fin* for tbtrlien I«*M* fi*« ttm» »«l'l, (rle i-*n>n»» 1 «-«r 1ln«« TH* iir«.'y crowib nf lh« rliv fi.ni, innHf* t«|t ih.ir... ttl ft Uil« ».ir.s;»i Attr »tf» lr« I >»Mi wxiii from (*i'i if «n r« I* 'u!| «u»m «im| i»! n f *hn! tprlnc aa Ik* I•• IH- »t!* I- M'-f»i isti^ii, nil* dftl*? t»n.!i, |X* 1 It* Ilk* -.si *f lut».#M. ptU* IMH «**h. rot>ra MMHM a>k«iilntii the >n«nr la r>.«it •^,.'.i,.j ,,i K ,,iii, »«l Mil Ib ii~t«» for m» kMk' I*l a*A fc»W II Is Aa* Kan* t f»t rrwi r*a) nni« «k« will i>k* |IM> Mr ll»i»'n«o l'« a a»i»«' la Tin... ktwik i» *hi h win #*i «a femarkaMr t«rma at i >:a r*tn IIIIIUKIIT V i phut «mil»i linn 1i,.1« Maia i l'» 4 on

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HAYI .luat look i it.ii tiamatn, lot. til". K« frnrn Iha rar Una, on Rrarnn HIM, Una wrll. no frftm a khA. ii atr»l. for MOO. |»0 raah, balauoa |l» par month KNAP. a.NAIV CITY lIEAt. KSTATB CU, (It I'lonaar lv.v flranit fin* »»rur«lnn fJramcrloS •lunday; Sal fraa tlikaia al C. D inn mm b fffi..' 111 Tlmra block trHi". KrtriK. wi'ir fnSri ii ii Hi Hi-. Him Tim In l ail.ll •■>""-'1 mi "I'H littler «f (liitr.kK In ll tlinxe »lm i-i,nri.iuh,t.ii lin last ii,..l.ii, on hi* iOth l>li ihday Ilkl.. Male ««i. llrrrlrk, Ni:v. YnnK, *>rt. »».—ohin is »«f« for Taft at'riirdln*j foriiiar for the man It fits. I 111 I 111 l M.I. Ml-' I I- till nil* UOt Klret Avenue^ Stoat) C?f *>SJS«I» ll«rr«-*.«l tur einiHi rirey plaid, all wimil fshrlr. i".vi i.r wirn rain or mtilne. Made by Tenllle, Tlio Tallur, Wail.ll.ltl.'ii I- 0, IMI i IIH tiiii MISFIT rim -Hi -1400 Klral Avrnua. IIIN raa*| Hraaaa «mif4 Suit 1... Maite I-)' Auatln Howifi, nf f'ni.t tha best knciwn lallvra of that rltr. The fabric la a emarl l.nsiiai. effart. TIIII IIIH lIKI'll I* Ii Mill a. l»ii> lir»t Avanue. CITY RIAL ESTATE. West Seattle Lots III* BACH. IIS 4** a l» iHoaik Wr l.*«l nul t*aik >.|.|i.|.. r at a*i«v* f awi« aa4 «a 1.. Im, :»tl i 4 II a ■taatk cm i»» ttutta notili >f n'.-.j laad »"*r» uw i- i.»:i >hui>>>«M at rn lf a»Mt IU i.-i a«4 »i.t a>«lp r»« tui.l li.i. a>a t a iHmw «>i-j vii T r r*f r>oM»'A>*T. txn, I*l M.t. b... n 1, SICK ttal. «.«i ksrs III* le I* It**, 1... ....u:,. n, uri.iii n m roltan*. u,t i.i.. t ar tla*. Tmi «a pay Ika kaiaiM-a la wan'Mr awr* ll** raah; t-.. »i i~ i ii:- I ..n. r..», aa4 anak* >«v a v t >-r ..,-i»»> aa 4 r ktarka aartk fram ( a» car Una nCIIKB a rAhilAli. lira* afrtra. »or. *tik ilr*anir»«4 a> M.'.a ..in.. 411 i Ui. i n«-.rt I* i T*#.r.i rar Itna and «*n roula af n*w lin*. a ai»t«ndl4 ttomaatta and a flint. lavaatmaat: valar lit dowa aad ihimiji. par caal la taraal TUB ni> TIIfHTKB CO, it* Colmaa Hld« IIKKKH A «.VAI»! Modara a-room ttauaa, lot ««i|tl. nna Tlaar of Itla ,vi .i.t., m acrftaa tha bay from Msran a ahip rant, ria— n. «arr>«ra. aflaga raalal of III; will 11 for It.}**; tarma Ohattca ta tnaka q»)i>k lura evar at .1 |nl#r*at na Inv.atmant. API-LtTUN ISVr-HTMIC.VT runi'ollA TIO.V. J.Tl>. ttt Amrrlran m«, —if ivimi i. lin haat varani 1,1 that I|l unu i.■ 11. '1' will hur Want»d. ala*i. tha r t*-rAom bouaa Ikal ll.l** la I* li, i-ir Ne asanla. princlpala i.».,i auhmii |»r»»«ril— .—SB-aa ll»INlKtl HKAI'II TUB I't.Afß TO 1.1 m rineat lorallon on l.aW* Waahlnitnn. r.r.>.J rltr «ai.r arhnola. ate, larsa en larma, lit down ami It i.'.-i.n.. alao a fa* auartar anil half arra an4 ajaturfront irai ta L,umbar for buHdlß*. in laima aaa O X Sturtarant. O»n«, I*l Boa lon 111 'h It Am old man: only ll* down, no par month. I'na my ftna homai lar«a ..f arraaars latins hana I f ur nltura. He: prlca unljr 171*; rlshl on watar front; li» tip; larma. It ptr month, fmii alor* oa Bitminn a.nk Com* al aaca. .n Tti«ni«rlon do. h Corn, —>r llaaiitlful mw l-roum ntottarn tottasa. naar Marxian rar, I.lnrnln ilish Hrhonl dlatrlcl. I >i. ramant walk from rar; only ll.tTt; I 1"" raah, balanca lit uar month I |>»r can!, C J. in it. It* Ulnba 111,., k ii.i H« Main 7»l. 110* raah buya from nwnir ni*» (.room moriarn huuaa, l.alanra Ilka rani; full ramant tiaarmant. sn«(t vlaw, atraat aradait. irmtnt walka. I lilm ka to car. llara la a anap Look thla up. flmna North CO. or Nurth till. —11-11 Two acraa. all In fruit, email huttaa, I.mi ii I hti trii hnuiaa; amall rottnsa for litrait tialp. flnaal sardan srountl In •I.l* Iv l>l«rk* from t rar linaa. an mlrtuMa tn j-ul v. markrt. I'hana lii.i- k 111. till lit* ay, N. i: v .mi i-.t i■ ii #»n i. l,aka Waahlnflon w uir-i fi rlc« and hnw lo (at i" II II Ml Him Fur Pal* I"I and •mall l-room houaat caah lit* Inqulra at llaualar'* Htora, Allanllo Itr lira To I.al— 5 ro.iiii rotlaia. noar Muti aun, rear 1007 li.ntu I'koii* Nurth 1100. a DEADLY CYANIDE ENDS MAN'S LIFE g I- (D/ Unltsd Prsss.) 'c 01'OKANK, Oct. 22— HwallowlnJC two ounctta of ryurilda of potassium 1 iii M* room In ii chtitp lodging bouts on Mhlm «v, George. 11. Minn, n»:i-il ,i Ml. formal Imiiki-r lit Pine CJrov*. C«L, «om liilMi-d niilrlilii till! niiilliliiK. '111' l>iMly found .1 f»w papers illki liikliik III" Identity and f.o wnl», a i. id from bit y OrOVK referred to mini' r»1«r that fill- 1,,1.1 Mill him. I i Mh>«t luml ln-i-n In UK' city but uli.hi time, and bud la), ii i i,«aK'n»t i facial cream In drtiartment atorira, mad* an un»iicrcMful attempt to commit Rulrldfl. Hli«- drank a quantity of laudanum, lint »M discovered In tliiii- to wivti her Ufa. At the Ewwnvy hospital flrrlH Ihnt »h« had mttttlnic to lite for and etprrsswl a.- foul murdxr nut) develop frum the, finding of iln body Jnhn M>ni«..u in a aliai k I on n comity ry tliJ hy a blow. It la thought Hs.it h» may lute* toon killed i.> tramp*. SAVES SPOUSE FROM SUICIDE William Glenn, a steamship pur »"r. attrmptrd to ci.imult nitride at hla apartment* at th« Montle*llt>. 7IS Seventh at.. i»«i nlßhi. but waa prfTrntMl by hl» «if- dashed a bottle of carbolic arid from hi* Hi« juat an be waa about to drain th« rnsit.iitit Ol«na fac« waa badly burn»-d and hi wa* hi* wift/a 1 arm. It la aald the couple «ari-d I lii a quarrel a few mlnuti>a before llif nttr-mpMNI t>ifrl . of Leu hi count y Idaho, »«-uM her 6 year-old aon from her husband la this city today on a writ of habeaa corpus, Kraut- iJ by ih" superior court. Mm. lone wan granted a I dlvorc* with custody of the child in Idaho on ib« Ktvund of desertion about a year iit», and after tunrrh which -I her Into Idaho, Washing: tun, Montana and Oregon, locat«»d itw child In tbla illj, recovering tbe boy today. HUNTER SHOT (By Unit.d Pr*s*.> ANACOKTKS, Oct. 12.— J. C. Uvlngittonc In lying at the hoiplta! In iliiH city aerloualy Inlurwd and may ill' a* a r*ault of a butlrt wound accidentally received yextcr day afternoon while hunting at Pasa take In company with boy named George Dowrr*. when a bullet from a 21 special till* lodged id hla hip. It plowed ita way there from juit back of the knee, where It entrrrd. SPOKANE CITY IS SHORT IN ACCOUNTS (By United Pr«.» BPOKANK, Oct. E*p«Tl«who have l.»iii working on the city hooka fur M-vrral months reported (iHlay that the •horlitKf In tlin water partmrnl U 11.100. In the police court d^partm^nt t«H. In other d«> i.«rinii ni» i:.»». and til.lQQ In thr ii.. I it.'i-HriiM' hi. Tin- ln*t namrd •hortniio le due to old and ini«-rt» UK-' In Hi-- water itfmim. DECLARES HUSBAND WAS INSANE (By United Pr«»« i EVF.rtIiTT. Oct. -In tho trial of J, A. Juhn fnr th« nturili-r nf 1 .I.*"'- l"i Ii the di-frima put y the I'rici-s, father .in I son. and mid hi* ml;n". n«d i bfofcw ili>wn 1111• t• Hi- utr.'iln. vi n rmult of which he trlrd on vartro* .irrin>f.inH in kill her ii "l en hln own life. Ills «r iniltiKiMuT, the wlt t n.-r-K ml.I, roinmlitrcl milciil jan 1 hi* mother l» now c>nfin»d In im v*} j luni for fecblA-tnUKlcd. jafami mm i«i i> Twrnty-flvn .liii'i'ii.-,' Kir!* who rerently arrlvci] from Jupiin In erarch of lt\mhnnilii to whom they hove bfen married by tirgxy, hm li«v«» ri*vrr »»en. were pi .-.nt vi tlie li>khl wi..i.Miik of two of their num ,bi;r tiy U\ntithl«t I'rlont H*v. II i j I'nlll nl tin- liiiiiiU-I :itl"H i.ffl, I tetjuy. The mtmnny was Jaunn but somewhat Amerlr«iit* marrleil nrrorillne; to our »iiiii.i,-h.ih The happy brMes rt» pHrtril with their liixhsnds lih ni'"iinii»h. lln flr«t new* of th« nimmln •lon'* Hi lion won brofcra to Mi;. My i« thin iifti in.;..;i iiy a reporter for The Blur. "Word* cannot ex. THRUSTS ARM INToi BOILING WATER f Aft»T flamronß had rarcl«»»*]y turned th« ilcain leal Into a Ixillcr In which ho w«»Jii.a may bo mi-mar). Nii/hku filled the boiler with GOVERNMENT WANTS TRESTLES REMOVED Railroads Mutt Abolish Those Located in Canal's Course. According to well authenticated report, orders have t;»ki u» He drank 1.. n>. and Inxt Monday hlKht. *hll« ■onwwhat Inlotlcatod. frll as he b- mriK off a car and atrurk en hla far*. waa n| i «r. nuy in t»od health yratcrday whrn h« l*ft th* home of J. n. Krijt^r. IMh a*. n«iar Ilan furd, though he coroplalttrd of a (Mln In hi« brad. This mm the Uat n of him ally« I■>■ Krl*r> r. who tii.i.iinci thr ihi» ntorninir. The Iwdy mv found by M. B*tta. i.( i::( Itih iv X A [-"i mortem examination la to r* held to d«t«»r mln* the «xact cauat of his dftath. It la und«r*tood thai he ha* r. u lllr> lil I'.rUuli.) PREDICTIONS ON ELECTION (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Oct. ».—Ueut. v. Mill- r «f Indiana aaaured t>r«s- Ident n*oa«velt today that Taft will carry Indiana. Miller explained that th« ri (mri« favorabl* to Hi yan are cttmlng mainly from Indianapolis, and .I*-.n..! that the country I* aolldly r«j.i)l.tlran. Miller raid that tha riu..n vote would be tat In favor of Taft In irptte of the, tern» perance. teglflatlon forced by Oov. Hanly. Michigan for Taft. CHICAGO, Oct. 21—A straw vote In Michigan, conducted by the Chi cago Record-Herald, the resulta of which are |>übllahed today, lead* that parwr to predict that Taft will I carry Michigan i.v a plummy of from (0,000 to 100.000 votea. SEARCH FOR BODY TO GAIN BIG FORTUNE II II 111 (By United Pr.n.) I-OS ANGELKB. Oct. 22.—nellev- Ing that Irwln \V\ Thompßon. who dlaapjirarfd from Searchlight, Net,, AuKiist 12, I*o4, waa murdered. John Howe, deputy sheriff of Lin coln county, Nevada, returned home today to renew his search fur tho miner's body, the- discovery of which will [ilace a fortune In the hands of relatives at Superior, Wls., and may >ad la 'In arrest of men he suspects of coniuilttlng id, crimes. Shortly after Thompson's ar rival In Searchlight, nearly 111-.. years wso, ho made a rich strike In th. "Horse Wash." He staked hlft claims and returned, to genrch light where he spent one day t it. ii started on his return Journey to the place where his partner, Hunt- JiiEtpn, was cam lied. Hi.\'.-i llorton A Co.. Imnktra. In January laat. Jittle* I'lniir dofrrred )ln»t rruyn. MUM 11 I 1.1 I 1.1 —^^—,1 1 4 PRIVATE Ceryrlfhli'd t4 ratVATCUL t>\,-. n 40 and 46. ran 1,.t. )i you 5o danca to- I'll'" tl It '!>>V rnor. btkvkkm, »■.-...i1l and rin., Thttn ItulU AiH.,lnh>r Vlirt>.*i M "-t.tlDu, h>^J 1 lr.it, a M..-»-lal««i of nr u «U>n, whh t.f-nt her* tlx *Ji?!* In i>.« flr« Mm. M*,*,, r-« many Invaluable pup-^n %v Mured In I rlootna. Hv* I wfttpr ami l«ft ih« room torifL. 1 limn. r«. Th# Bit m Uk«n to Prorl>riK«!.»«n f.o «:j t ,f| atrtk* along tha front, tanti t»ra union man w*r« •till hoMlac I'l'.il •rlvea out of J'.t.» In hop* of 14 tinli th* union* of California. Tl U UN •1 i.i not n.iitt i!«!li. and It- •tf,i,P ha* '"t.» nturv I* t«R .fffft thnt (*har!»a Stump l«ta at jin »int In this city. aniVe*' lonKs "fair to middling. claims that be can m«i I opponent In a ten-round I*l**'!} it contest and then some. 'I. *"B DISROBING I COST $1,0001 .J>. H By United Pr«».l |i| CHICAGO. Oct. 22—ThatJa^B E. E. Kroennuns. of Ch«»tw*H Bt, Ix>ula county, was »«t>J*2l ;j floldtan wh»«n h» made M!»»ls*'3 r Kathortivji dUrobe la hl« 'F^JJHI after ah> had been accused I was th«»" verdict of a lurj *J* H ton today, says a St. Ijoata "TH to tho Tribune. ••■'JdK It decided that KroronaßMjW pay 11.000 to Ml«s Eatbwteat*^! I l^atherton Raid h«r emplo}-« »]|j $205 In J9O? and aceaaM;>Fgß knowing where the money **j\ j sent for Juatico Kroenwriil-';.. i] PACIFIC FLEET H LEAVES HONOLUUI (By Unltad Pr«» JM HOf elfic fleet left here ««J»r comnK'tlon of Its cruUe South Bua Islands. ]U«t ""ijß hind It* scheduled mll™^| Hear Admiral Hwtnburo* WIL» ceed InnnoJiutoly to r^J^g| j BROKERSII PrlvaU LoaMil Wlr« *u.~|; «bam«» S. C. O»born 4.9% v »tjs «ar rira» **-^^M

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f TAKES IHEREINS t Government of the TC*" twV Hit Own Hand*. X**. ETS#c» dlwolwt .and »W^ W ttn- cowl" •^^Jr, uTu>s«a to •fUSS* tn«M» (W thP *j«2nO'e«a4lator for thf church ih* |*W. Uo«o.to b* op •^TZvatonl**. I* •nno«ncw) of lh« consT* «*U .Km; tWr»l t Moran, Orrg f#n»». V»nnt».-!il. Mai tin a MP"* tkittl. All an iTu w v >ppo*e4 »ir«»ii'i *h la r.mxiilorta -cr*" 00 Ih'r la th« Rot> ta« curn[io««d o( l( Sjn>thidtn« M. »M me i(,N> it>U«>it*>. for' ArmtJo j^lmllTllr* Tb« meniU-r* a at)mit S«^n»litra nrr l"ar Li T»w» j, t tw7 mn«sful rui>. ta »4 6 Ma »t It* «Jr»n.» In mm* M itMia* Ikta :»wl: I* ■•MUm i-jud iiiimm Ibe com |aw> on it* arttac tlnv mm |"Vv .(MM tMHkr HMI TV» l«U nwtHwv Atturttl i* -TV- ormit Ex -IMb iwa«t,"«. «f ai n'««ri bMronatk- praaWtkma, en* H»H an annwM «f lVie i&uisl :o>-l—' r Uattt* Tltaalr*. I .'The Flintr.« Arrow.", at ■Ma,'(» t!l- l.»f«| of Lb, ««-»*»k--»m» JHtastana ESS" ntfirtad wUh •>»Urf rh*.-».|»r» mM pYx «oyfr>V'»B««.at tltar H« pte U a0«r««».' I Laaat I M rm* Mr Vrmw. «h ••-«>toi«i- IStllL V.""** 'Th- •^mi«!iy*..^ilt>f A'nn-m'-nl," j COLON HT KATES. STisi**li^'^ eloli"r"'ta I** Itoatu*. IP* **M; Kanmji Citf I«* «t, J»S*> Othrr r*-., "J™*»"«« forn!tl!«>d ted 4e -2*L"«.«tf.|.mTl.- l(^.i>ff l- r■"•»" n PEPOSIT Milk v:r i ||B M—————Ww—'^ ft fJm k Aiilopjano Giib |ITHtRl THtR"V SAVfi FROM •TO 1140.00 ON YOUR [*Jtoai fr.». ♦•Life 7: «P"'.iM r>Tki»» *^£rA«» r o *i fiw d'yil °n Chase J^"" Itattir, W*»h. 1^ Win* Dtilen li .liiiwina gixvl ninlli iii'i-* at •■nrti p at.lhe AmorlrAn, Th romiMny la a alrong oito, Mln Otlvo W|X"iu-« i bring n«|t«.'lalt v •lvii inline Alh*rt U .1. h iiUvk dirt i«lt> Her* ltf.o; Orphaum. Th* hill 'it Urn i >ii>lirntll Hi la w»«k la one «f moro than ordinary «ir-iiKi!i Tltrrn la a muali'al ruin> i»«1y »uh miu-h wunwy and flvw |i- Hi. Kin i-rul and muaionl ii.ii ua Ktrlm a m.> nf danrwra fi .hi th* iniialti Imlla nr i uili»n and IMrU, mid a number otkHMT art* of ul mont i'«|(i:»l ntriit. MISS BIRO MILLMAN, On* «f th* Big Hit* at th* Orphaum Thii Weak.- U'lrr «ct«. m ru!>\ nr.' italo antt iintnlTvfcllnu. but tho i>nr«>iH>ntod by th» Millman Trio »t the Orphrutn Ihta «Hk U tltffrrcat. Th b»- >l i!s«r;tiif. and «li> il.un on Hi.- «tt.iiln« ttlrv with a« much »«JM» thnush *h« wer» o« lh» kumt* floor. M.r.on.tt.. at «h« Star. All of iho mii| |Mk>pl* In IH' tr> iitjc to ft mm «lio fttar %U- atr« thia w««li to m Mm* K«-»»l«'v"» Ttivotr* Martnnettmt. a t .l!i» of rl«vcrty>wurk»d i«ii-i"-t» In e..re«-»u« "»tiw»i never twfur* it lit ihi. city. ,V»; At It la .ll.itii.t anil .-I irru (l'm i« ait quietly i.v ao4 im* a bta* automaMlw, !«.l n!n>m» lira «o th» »tae» anj «i|-»«. S.lSA.pound autoniuMl* to run ■>v »r hla hotly ami hta muiiuUt --vrlopmotil la atn-h that ho It without any apparent Injury. Th» Thrw» Whatman r>l*trr» ami WlltW I I Koblnaon. alacra antt daarvra; Van I tlrothomv mu nk-t. h artui«. and Klnk'a K.t ui«n ajc> O|tular vlotlntat, WOULD ABOLISH MEDICAL BOARD M*m!»r» (h« U«>dlr«l union In ih- numbrr of »»ih^r™l In w«»« for data* away with Ui» atat« tuoard of innltcai «%amir>»ni M*m tt*r* of ib« M->ti want all on «.irf»'l In tlv* hvattnc art* to (m> al litwrd [>rv «lt'n«ih«, h..m-">. path*. o«t- nj»i(h«. R.i« tin and O.rl«tUn H--t>-iiil>t« Tho*» who «fa»k* In favor of th« plan* .f lh«- union r. ttrm. It.m >!il Htrath. rHmiMf and liwtion. |>r MtnJwrr. a mr;nU-r of eh- K>n« ••>iniT M. drfntitwl I that inuiuiitifi I>r. A. K. H*r *T»n:-f. l«r. Mmtrham and Dr. John >unlnp tons part In th# .!i~ u««i..n in Hafitr «tm>kii In Brarvu i.» morrow, PAROLED (Of Uin.d Pf.». WAU«A H'AMJt. Oc«. (3.-—Out of 180 applies (ion* a-i•• »»i«!•■ ion«■ Par.!. Hk«cll ...untv. Alfred Circtfty; ftnnhnmfsh county, luii.h fihwton; Klnc ""mtv, A. IL I*, i: Illnhnp; KlfllU* muntjr, Harry jit. John. •■hart.-B U.i»r. I^*i. Ha«ti#«: Wlu't'irr ui'i.J,iil illlt, .\ylwln Krllnn, Owar WortiiSuet'in Final !u»rc>* Wl..'. -it. tinl y. J. A. Wolf. J. . «I«t>nr# Utiei. O. M. llarTia |Tomrktcht*. . William I l.lmimroin. Oiin vi.-.. K. J. fVniun. nu.ii •n*' utiK'- fr.n.i {,ii>.)•> H.r-.f .11 J. I: H VV. Holler, William Mnnin, I» tlrirntMQKti, jAm"» l rjr«n. WtllUtm K!'.iti«- >...,ri'.- Tl:>nti|.;>■.lni-'t 1.-, Hlshnp t» till) |...»«ui,.t- of ii I rhurrti of tht« tHf t i In rto'iutatn i I f.in.'.i; »!f t*All}*f .'l-if^ mr ll'. •|U|»IU nn« i>-- III* I that h» aonn i» In tiulttt up 'irmlllkbta »n0r««t»'l"n. taklwa ri«B*«r Tati»« «IJ#. JfOMTII TAKIMA. n'n.h f>r«. l«wn, a (ilunser of Ihla ilil,, V.. If 11. r: ii..i,.llH' |l /)fl ln«r >t- •-1 Ml** May i !-n of I -•••.ii. l» v.-.i-!. ni.ifFK, c»i. «*«-t. 2x— ..r..-.!i I t(»Uf. *11..»..r l.nnl Mlla»r. TORONTO, fx*t. SI.~Arl honorary nf 1.1.. I' mi *:rinf«'i r^il upon lx«nS Mlln#P irr«-r*ity l Tnrunlo. rf"*» J Suit Cases 1 I Traveling Bugs I uit Cases /eilng Urtgfi I 1 .MEEK TRUNK a BAQ CO.. I H »1» r»lrat Ay«. M MOST BRILLIANT SCENE IN HISTORY OF SEATTLE Opening of New Washing lon Splendid Social Function. Hsattla In nil hrr «l,.ry i 'l-!' ml. IK Hi it,,. n«w llolvl \\«»|l ln«tim Uai night, and r*.-t In 11,,. Jjlatory of tli* a.K-lat |..m, H ni, o f thn nurthwtial Ima ihrrt. iwn anythlnii Midi i.i th« demon at rutiun which «r,*»p,| ih.i opening ■■r thla lu»uri •lit hi»»lp|r)-. All thm hntkuty, •I.| .M I and wealth count li«ni) t» tho lirllltnncy of th« ».-.mi.' »M K'tDc r.-.l |.H)vll,. I in a mintiUuiiim li.iinumi.Hi). h.ii« For huunt thr«>n« of »rli.«uwn.Hi wurn«n ami iii.it MoartM inuvtinii tobby, aitmlrlns Iho tMMiillna of ■rood ami inartiU), Th« apwuclo In id- tare* dining when '"II -'.••|i KtllU|M>4 around «h. wh*n eu..»t in ■•lain. (h» •i.Mirf or iiiu w-ii.iu »»..,,,i.iy «mi a ;r_ant«at!»n Hortpty of I'.irtUmt. waa Ih* principal »i«-«k. r fteal •1«i!« I. II ()r«> llev. II 11. ti. l*«» K.lm mil Mi.» si, M« In n. "itWurs, alaoi upoktt. During iim imt Urn >«l ittonoy «l»n> fur r, lit f *aa lI.OKM. i glf«n Tilr».U y r.inlin NOV. J »i ih» N«w Waahltutiun hot»i In esrlobintlott of the Llnbday tnniv.t urv of Ma ni4j-ti>. lha amp-ror of fapaa. OutUr Anna* A time Ing party *tll i- I til* r tiy Mf" riniulhy Jhorw lira Thoa Uir.« mil m. ilpiuy ami i-— II Ik* In ai»i>liwll«« of th» cam*. LunchM* Mi«. Ma*»l Hra« inkm at ttw> h^«;>»ub!c horn* of lu.|«« and .Mr. Uitrao TW» h» flnrt n»w»t»ni; of a mtUm lo ri» »n thla yd»ratian lvi. Ihxiw An » HibU." toloUt will Mr*. «'»fn>lrn. a4MM*' i 4 by Ml« J. i: i'MU»-r«. C jmarl 8u«»i», Thf HMttl* fhllharnmnte rm, utujrr lit* n of Jamr* lamlttua Ham-, worrd a »urf*«» l»«t ■vri.itu at Ita fir»t Maaun r«ini«li >t tlw» l'nll«rl»n rhurrh. .«*iy urn ilclana |i»rticli*air rtur«> oa "I*i*nip«rU" thl» rrcntnv at th» t"hurrh of th« Kpl ihany, Hth a«d Union Tl»» t rr*trr part nf lure will ha i r-t,r«r«.l of Dr. UuzXßtla'a tram nii-rM»i'»ii« whll« on rwtnt u.tt to in* ruin* of lb» anrtcnt Ram*M «ntptr«. Eg»ni Pupil* Ra«*a and op^nln* r«-Hal yr«t»rday at the -1,1.1' mitni. Tlw> |.ru«Tara waa iftal(Hially »»-ll rtrllv»rw«l h»for» Ur*e «*U>-tln« of fil- ill* Mi« Tin Carter «ra»-# flnUDsd r«twl« ln« of l^»ii«f.-11-i«r -W.h.,hk of lit i w.iit.i MM po»a»a»a» wrII fnnduUlrd role* of contra II o lalltr Miutanif Mmiii.iii*. lh« danrlng i,. 4 i li'-r of «'i- m•- k.iv a num t»er of fT»r«*ful d*nt"a In HpanUh r'tmtiitn*. A worthy randllion from -Th« IJon and th» M>nia«»" waa irlvrit by Mlaa J■■•«!- Van Zandt. Tlw b«»l P«»l «'f prmtram wtrm ti w»l«rtloni from "llamlrt" >t-- --ii.■ r.~i by Frank C tUt*n.-. CMD'I KI««T MKKTinU. Th« Pro»l»**t Cnfi«r»*«tlonal rh«rrh W»n« rloti b*lil Ha flritt 1..'l Jn»»Pll HhlJ» »*n. «:narl»« IS. i'onittMiin, und J. I' W«tt«r Mr*. J. i- Wj. k..f( i.i,.i»i-,l a I >lln Til* (iillnw- InC •ffli*»r» wm cl. waa klll»«l Ut» rmtrrflay by »nlon from t)i« PMM ramt». who though* b»ar. H»il> men rallriMitS nmn frum Hum burg, Ura, __________ Mill Hrl.tiil.l Mil l.«r«rr. UKI.f.rNOIIAM, (iff. 11-Tim Mr fon l,umtt»r rmnpany In r-bull«>r 7. Tim nnw mill 1,.,,- four niarhttira ln*U*>l of tliri-o. formerly, »iit| «h* mp»rll)r will hi I8».»«t« »hln«le» i»>ra tlon about li«'«mb«r I. Naf* Oarkfra Get **,7oa. RIOUX KAI.I4J. R P., I'trl. J!.—Th« vaulla of id oprnml Li iimkmiirii *lii (JvnamMM th« lm-« m»»l ilmir* »f --tar hrrakln" lh«lr way Into th# i.'illilirut Tl.» tmrKlam look with II itii II,TOO Ktiil valunlili* i.i.i. •j Ui^^Ha^^BßCTf^^MßftTto Wjfrrli till. STAR THURSDAY. OCT IQQH Mr. rMNMfg hi itnd MM MWIIIN i annul■ t hint |iiii|ili^tn Of *vll forwtolil hi* ilihiiii nhi'ii ha Mini hi* UKK'lllN built (h* U-ntory Alimkn iniiMiim. "Krom the it«y iii« ituiliiiii* «tpcn«tt to th«> i»r«»iM>iil iiui. lui«n't boon a tlma wlt*n an |MM ontlily." •«lil Mr. Chllborg. M.i til. I. they told MM- l nijr ttmiixintita that falluro «aiii>ic| fill in" t h...'iii>.i .iicl Hi.wmi, but I know HnattU ii.ii. i Him Ilifv. .in.) Ii i\« no frni ftt Him miliiilnn." J. C, Mitiiiiuiiiikc, who. art til Ml 11..1 M built Dm holal. waa MMI ..ll.il Upon, but Ui, in..Ml. \nl .it 'In. k>i'rn ii" i' tn th« mtniltoit tiPtall l»at ■ht. If III* W.txliliulnu Imi] l^cn .>i»-n-l for i. ..m. Itmtiutil or a r.w In.in i;\»'n a n«i, black ml, I', llmi and tllltwtlimj, wanderml aranni] with an air of |ir«prlntor«hlti itauajijr artjiilrtNl unl) by nrutuneMt r.«1.1.«K c M> ..t, a ...I* ..f th« dlnlna; |UMll l.f, til' 11.11-l brfura Ihn Mlll.iiiii. Mr. It. .M->r K >m. iii>«.»nh llaymnnt) drlru. Jam** llttihwnll. John Rrhram, Au*tln II Orimtha, lubhl Itamual Koch, \!i- K. Hii,,i.,,, Mi> i'Ui ent» A. flmllh. lUv, llertwrt 11. (!»»«n. Jtn Isaac ■'...■Mil. Lao K»hfi. Mm it a. Hi.,»i, Tlw board will Weft 11r.1.1-lil at Ilk RMMttn* an Mniilir i urni» or Mil >i:rri It ->r«i>l b. will |p> 8 ,0 CW BwtJtMt, «t,-r« t» win m.k. om| uT? J J "l^" Nairn, of ■•blfia-ttm (a* tt.mo. to with in. eandldai... and «|j tl' 4»f that h- la a i| pUt^ w |h Ik* «mmMUli4. Ort. tj, Thi *.rtl. .»»«ck h*,. l A I' fc Ut i nlßbtli heard at »«t Ihroa.h «^J^««>«raph^ T" la 'li»»ai T I IIIIIUN.A Ort. 11-Tlw •r Kl..r.n«, K. aw.,m| B rlcea. I. maklaji .pi.n-ii! b**4w* r lw th» Innoke .!i.mi,« Tli* •(•am. •r wl.!rh It i»..|..| lth ptumn",,, mho -Hi BU| i,, n W ol#r w|l f »p Ihi. Innuko rtnr a* l.r a* p«". i^hl» and t,« f or th O|)J PROHIBITIONISTS AT ROSS SEMINARY Tba .11., i,,t.., of h Water W..« .n 111 hold rouwlnic rally at lh« He. !*r «h« au«(>lrea if Iha lnt«T --•ollf«l»t« IToI.iMm-.ii league and ha l'c.lil!.ll|..|i .tltUur.- sv t ■rim will Hire a abort «.|,irr»« ami i number of n... t>rohll»ltlon .an on the i«i. »rm. Hi.-,i>i mualo will be ren lerwl by the IVuhlbltlnn quartet ami ij> a an!»l«t of fln» alillltr, Th« hall 111 he rr-i»c«o ns to _„, i> !i» .1 Itiir .11.1.,,,. **el»fr iiinmim OAKI.AXH. l)ct. tJ.-Mnt. ,\..iiir ltlll»r >.ii a beautiful «,.,i.,, *oman will, her boy. ha* di*. i|.f.tkliiK >n lite m«e trylnc In obtain pose*, ilon nf the b«r Hi* .-hi,., i| n '111. 11. f m«« th»-> are iiUi.ir for fnr«lve> from ii *(em father ami bruther. linlt-rrit to I'orl Hnrilrn. WAHIIINCIT«»I*. 11. «)rl. ij "(tl.Miel ilarlund N. ».\i vii.i iiiiii.-iv eorpa. Imi hern »rili»r«,f that pout, im:!it»H!:mr.mt»!mmittn«::ri:nttp 11. 1.. KLEIN THE BHOEMAKBR. If fan can't got boot* of H ho- to fit you got them itml* n I t to ■»'ir» at 217 JAMES STIirCT, jiH!mHti::it::ni!:ta'tit:::-/.tn;::;:::t>/1 I A mii ___»____--_____-__-_-____ Und.r On* Roof-f^rythlng to FREDERICK NELSON, Inc. Apparel for. Women, M 1.... Furni*'. tha Mom* Complete, and Children I ii ._- ii...-. u.iir »i liM. ________

Women's Separate Coats and Skirts: New Arrivals This season of revolution in dress fashions has left its impres sion on the styles in Coats and Skirts. The extreme popularity of the one-piece Dresses has created a wonderful demand for separate Coats. Skirts of chiffon panama, broadcloth and voile are greatly favored because of their soft and clinging texture. M__t ' Long novelty mixed tweed, Nippon sleeves, Empire I Jiß ySWI *&fS& effect, lined to vvaist-linc with satin. Coat collar and revcrs. "^^^PLy^^^v !''ullleii(,'tli Coat of black broadcloth; plain tailored, semi m»l *b2j£^*^"\ fitted back, and box front. Lined throughout with black Skin -*df^SM/\£ llcr's srilin- l>ricc'l with fancy .silk braid. Price, $16.50. &L L l\\ Black and brown Sktru of chiffon broadcloth, aCvi^JM^'J lH Ml I full-gored, flaring effect, with one wide Ida- fold; slot JP'P^SMiH seams, tailor-stitched habit back, trimmed with satin Mi*s_~* fl^'i HI Chiffon broadcloth Skirls, black or brown, made MFaZJP* fc» 1 1 Ht'Mn%. full-gored, with plaited sides; Directoirc effect; seams mMfM y*irr*'d lw M!. m arc Ulriccs- $16.50, $1875, $22.50, $25.00. $20.50 to Jkt 1 I Wnl Womens Fast Black Hose, Special 32c Pr. _ Cotton I lose—Medium weight, Firm medium- J 'Imt^ vJjtjl 'Irlll "r r'l' l"|)" opular than they have been dotted and some figured designs. for years. FRENCH CHALLIES; ft TO 75c YD.— All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon, seven inches wide. Wide range choice patterns —some dotted, others very appropriate width for hair Im»ws, sashes, hat striped—many artistic scroll effects. Colors in trimmings and fancy work. Many seasonable chide sonic soft, pleasing pastel tints. Prices, colors. lair bows and sashes will be tied free of 50c, i* i. 65c and 75c yd charge. Specially priced at 35c yard. \in ill FLANNELS, 85c YD.—F.ng- Taffeta l>l>ou. the crisp kind, five and a lish Flannel, made of superior all-wool yarn, non half inches wide, for hair bows. Various cofors. shrinkable. Plain colors and extensive range of 25c yard. dotted, checked and striped patterns. Width, 31 Plaid Ribbons, in beautiful color combina- inches. Very suitable for waists, shirts, pajamas tions. Heavy quality. Prices. 40c, 50c and 55c ,t>r children's dresses. Washable, warm and serv yard. iccablc. Attractive Showing of Practical Muslin Undergarments Aside from the exceptional quality'and the workmanship of these Undergar ments, embracing Three-Piece Combination Corset-Cover, Short Skirt and Drawers, the interesting feature is the lowness of the prices. Three-Piece Combination Suits, $1.95—C0m- French Circular Drawers, 39c—Nainsook Inflation Suits, comprising Corset-Covers, Draw- material, made very wide, and trimmed with t i i- tucked ruffle edged with pretty pattern of lace, crs and Short Skirts. Made of good quality nan r r tA -Covers, 50 suei tto i c^u.,',- NOHBY FELT I 1 tered in the leading Striped and ceilwt quality felt, prettily trimmed with ribbon bands. fimirorl Am -ioo STYLISH HA PS. Sl."s—Trimmed with stitched rims and rib- MffUrtU (IISIKIIS. boo bands Many prettY shades—navy, coll red and brown. Fltt/r IIONXIVPS, $I.'»s—For little »;irls from I to 6 years. (iiKid weight •in iii^; Flannel, 27 inches l;clt Haquei in |>nkf styles—very Recbmlng. Trimmed at the face wide, well napped, light ami dark colors— pink, with soft niching and pink rosebuds. Colors, navy or light blue, lilue, red, lavender, brown, tan ami other shades I trimmed with ribbon. ST YLIS II i KELT RON klri|>t'M, L'hecli aaaaaa^______.^ mmmmmmmmmmm^,^ M', 10, Jf>l..M>—" aml plaid s. /Z~ m Vl -n jiT _ Nay or ret'» FREDERICK NELSON) ti owit and »«b^*fc^^ i I**fc *w A M fmrnfymmmf A trimmed wit h iViapp<M». Spy V INCOHPORATCD jx) rosettes of rib ird bdn il 'I 7

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THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARI Ml. IMI BON MARGIE THE BON MARCHE Women's $6.50 to $10.00 Separate Skirts at $4.95 Women's $1.25 to $2.50 Dressing Sacques at 50c Special purchases and clearances from our own stocks. Ex traordinary bargains for somebody. Early buyers will get the plums. Be one, $6.50 t« $10 Skirls $4.95 "JT" I Wrappers $1.00. Values Up to $3.98/ Brtry Biwut fad In gored and plaited Skirts, of //l\\^V Tb»M ar mads of vartoiu Rood gradtta black rhlffon Panama, Imperial wrier, broadcloth, utera, niul rnadiotttifn- •««"■on"! •1 nn tan and black. S.mi. tuition down frvnt with (I I\\ Jkl.UiJ •plf fold; value* nevi»r sold undor 6.C0 CJ/I QC ft I reuurra 10 i «t» »w to 110.00. M «ri to y*.ao Slorm Coa|s $1 00 VallMS Up 0 $65§ (apes at $1.95, Values (0 $12.50 I Womin* and chltdroo'aon» «nd two pl*c« Maekln- Of broadcloth, kenwy and mi. lion. black only; 11 I toahc*. al»olut«'ly rainproof; In black, r*d. brown, »om«> satin lined and fur trimmed. Cut them n\ gray and na»y blue; valu** up to Ifl.&O; IPMWI «n up to 1100; PI AC reduced t0................ jUC J nJnicd t0......,.,.,..,...,.... «p I iHJ Children's $3.50 to $5.00 Winter Coats at $2.45 Women's $1.19 Nainsook Night Gowns at 75c And three wonderful offerings from the Corset Section. Remember, though, for Friday only. It's hardly possible that the goods will last longer. Children's Coats $2.45, Values to $5 4£^k sOc Corset Girdle 33c Coati made of bear cloth. a«tr»kan, twwd and j If* 1 *T3t Dl Ju»trt!e T Olrdlea. •tylo'l.lOO, Uto ladle*" cloth, lined thrtnmhoul with *at«rn: a«e» Vj. '1& w Si rolor plnk anil b|ut lOc TB UM; qq 3to 5 \i^^f||P| -00 Corset Girdle 50(! O'jln made nf aMrakan. r«!o»it, U'.ir cloth, ror wn';\l>^« C- BptltH I.li»r •tylr, low V\\J? la neck, dt?«p yoke of t..rcb»n Inacrtloa. bMMtlag, Vj^jJ^ Ail \Vhalt> Ucnm front acd «id>»; »li«^i 18 i» 4 C 1t.19 value*; Friday t IJC I M: I M ralB#«: Friday, at ...OtiHj S:3O to I 8:30 to GrOCCrV 10:30 a. in. 'M W^^^f^^^A 10:30 a.m. *v w* J FRIDAY w, i »S^i•%■ V At >^l fRIDAY ;«dMr\W*3! ta? 1 Jfcai%lJ*l*C/v4 Phone or .Mail Orders Accepted tor These Friday Morning Specials LvUllUlllltS 7c-10c Wash Laces Boys' 25c Goll Caps ZZZZZZZZZ 8:30 to 10:30 O p 8:30 to 10:30, -I A- v nt 9t -f tht t eff rln fc Only, Yard »h. CI-, Ik m»frh. a»»irtwj wMihu. »ir.m« 0« Tw«*4«. HIM In 7; ,rh. m, |f r Ib D^C /?a edges; a yard, Friday mornlon JO Friday m..riiinit ..T.t:."T..... lUb _ jLTL »tn ft«rtlin*»—ln Mil* fj HA 40c Floor Oil Cloth Fcls Kaptha Soap L 8:30 to 10.30. 2 9c 8:30 to 10.30, IOC iTV*"!' 12cl M Square Yard 3 Ban for IVt N-vy 0 n ._ !Un I X 5«,84 an rr.-a? T!r:i^ and l.abcr Bating H. i| 8:30 to 10:30 nr 8:30 to 10:30 r^ "'Tni!" 25c 1* Only, Each OX* Only, Each »C Wh.arriak*^- \W I Sla.s »*l»3. 11. !fa»t Olcached Bti*«-U Armr Draad. full ulted. open lop cana. not iiiaVVo^'narkasr.'^ A Large eooueh to make 2 atoi b«l 7C O otcr 3to each buyer; Cm. morrow C for r •ka«ta. c»fh, Friday momlim IJL Friday morning, at DC 25c; package 0C .-..t|.«l J.,nrnal I'ill.t.i inn Parlors on the lIP Ba^ K J yM v g?^ i 1 I^s* Mezzanine Dalcony 11 P■ Kb l^#l IHf ™WL IIU are open lo tit? public fiSfe)/A^ fikJi 1 H▼■ TTiMrtr kl B8" from H:3« to «p. m. Z> f% M «*J ti| I J j All work guarantee. |^p \f i^ v^u?J m L a S MtLtiliiiii m^m^ 0 -HOUSEWIVES- Q Beware of Inferior Lamb The other meal-packers In Seattle ha»e taken ejeep tl» I'arlflrt I'retxntlna* romimny Ik making •trnnr •fdirta |o accur* th* rvpeal of a duty of «l per rent! l«i on th« Iron drum* In which) It la nr*ii««ry to pack th» rrn In Impnrttnjt It. Cr»oaot» la on the fr«« Hat. and th« law ttatra that covvrlnva or thm uaual anrt «n (r«« itrlli aliall not b« auhjrct to rtuty. nUllflli Mr 1.,11, you 1.. mm liBM ..f N,« 1.11 nil Inli r ..1. v, n.ikr Haiti ..r »2-,iui -mil I krt raaaol hr .1.. 11. .1., l 1,,r ikr ■M«>«r, la «mlilr 11. Com Tnllor tun ihtni tir. PUGET MARKET CO.'S GREAT MEAT SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY Our Best Rib Lamb Chops, only, per Ib 10c Our Beat Shoulder Lamb Chops, only, per lb. 10c A Nice, Lean, Pickled Pig's Head, only, per lb. 3c We take pride In the extension of our business. We valuo a new customer morn than an) profit we nisi mnkn on our sale* to you. All our spcclnls are odr regular everyday stock—the Barrio goods that wo expect to hold your trade with when once we sell you. Our meats am as good as money run buy, and we kanw. our price* to be as low as good meat can be sold at, l.i the White! Market bo your butcher. The Big White Market MAIN FLOOR, PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING. IIIK STAN THURSDAY, OCT. M HiMb I* 1...M tlHk*. Bt. I'AHM. T»*. «K-i. -M»nr Xl I'nmi |>«opte mr Jolnlnw In a ru«h with othrra to th* new #»l(l ftrld* lit Hrlanvftnll*, N M, win if i»«i »h i-i.iv a l.nrxn |ii«lrl. anil lh*r« »if n»w 7»0 inlxiMtiitila. Kylvanlt* la too miles from her*. DELUXE' t .-.r pri'tnltn 100 ARCADE dopS 1 Conine. HODGE MAKES FLYING TOUR OF THE COUNTY Candidate for Sheriff Doc .Whirlwind Campaign in an Auto. 11.■!.. i I T. 11 .'1««i 1. i. imlilli .ill ■mi ,11.In' for ahrilff, Ik illahln« I record cnm|ialiinliiii th« county. Ir mi iMiiiim.iiiil., lili Ii liaa i.i ii cnri. Itilliuirii i"i lila nil fi. vt iiniiKf 11■■.!«. la vlaiiinic many imlnta it th* county which in- i ..hi.i in.i iitllflwlm in 19 Tiifriilny ii l*in'li hu» Ikiii un .i tour nt leading •tain ptiaoM el ii" couutry, i •rlnx tola for Id. impnivt'tn«ni of th« ,;*iriiiii«iii pdaon*. !in naval |n lamia tbrouKOOUt the liiil'il State* are In ii poor condition, and «»«i ii'iiiiina in (in. adminis tration of tln-iu will li« ii-inui mrndrtl. I 111.1.1 II i* KM I I II I.'nilii i". i.iui. a kkit, wii found drad i In tli» track! of th* Northern l'u« waa atrutk by, trata, l.lll played n*ar Mapl* Valley, *n ktHi-.l by a dump rart ycatarday, Tt.a i waa drounht to i;.«iii la known Wrlsht'a r«latlvea. >ninili»M Illtldriarl "POKANR. Ti» Know atnrm mlna, th* only cut>prr pro duc«r In th* iv. ur d'Alrnoa. paid a liS/H-y dUldtnil iKii-ni.t. it.- fir.l elnc* th* flurry laat fall. Tha r»m* pany now p*l«. AfX+T. roMinlllr*. RPOICAKR. Ort. It—A enmmltto* of tnr*« waa appotnt>>d at lh* >i>« ef th* Alatka-Tukon-fNirlfle r,.m. tnltta* I" a dat* for M|M>kan* day at th* *ipatll»n. Tliia mm mltt*a. ronalitlua: nt Handera, will l:«t> of all th* arran««* intent* for th* day. At la»t » a ru.tie and rtnl*h worthy if i The»« *r* th» prettle.t and moat »l*n»h toot' I I \\YvTt" . anil •i.n«i.lrr II adaptable for walit*. rffr.i. real French manufacture: Import** I I •'I jwu roala. aulia and n.llilnrrv work. «__ roet: 44 Inchea wide; romn ,-X a^ VS)\t J perfectly E»ery »«i.lrd .trret in.l r\tn- AH p In «liadlnir» cf t. 1 "ll J Y!/l'\ H pcrictuy inn n ,i.. i. i,rrr f.r >..i,r .1,,.,.. Ki.r.m and black; aperlal I #H V/// /J Highly j------^.-.^-^..-.--.^.-—---^-— i I latltfaC- I*" VI-lßfh 111..k MMi I llr.l a!W X N>rrrri»4 It t iVkV Mlk, sal* a« l.i.»rtoi«'«, «i. 0Q f» **Ir ••■OV i.i..>. ..,4 21C Hi 1^ C°r**'l Sp .c'uvl Sale of Chiffon Velvet.. 85c Special Sale Chiffon Broadcloth*, MB 16 different «tyle* Q q_ mmmt -__ L—» f Taka atlvantae* of the opportunity w« arc offer- i I HI arc kept lor you to r.«in.h Birtnty aii-\vi rhiff«- I I crloo"c from, at— Chiffon %>iv»i». In all r-olora. for _—4 navy, red, «rr«-n. cardinal and v 3 I I rr> rf~v i^*^ waUta, roata. trlmmlnc* \J _. black: u!»n new aatln atiij.o ef- i|C/ II •r>Odnd*H 1 ::::,:—^:--;.-r.. O»jC MciCl Tfjß .r.t VVVI ■WW W«l Sw«,. coats—SKIRTS—SUITS I SHOES Wj-.,. iiM-.riiMi rum. V/lfAlO- I—JIVH\iIJ1 —JIVH\iIJ" 11~-|jUl 10 «»nalra M,.,a> School ■-o am H3 i.imv—»im:«hi, run i:« aatln calf; ilzea h to HV Hgrg \t..mrt,« Ml-Wonl fnai H«r n t. Women, Long CoaU rmlu* II SO; 98C Eg« with two iMwketa; eeml. WOm«J I LOng tOatl tperlal ;.yQ* M«l BtfiJ wh"*- ■r«>r «>r car. Uedlutn and Heavy Welarht >all nn.l Winter >X II& palra Women'a Vlri S* HmM "i»>il; #>nan iVal* (or women and mlMri: iti.iterlala »re Itrr-C"*! (|fl One-Wrap Kandal; r(««Ui %»vii*»tj aeya. meltoni and wool roatlnica: rolora tana, r«da UK I'ri'*"' ll!0: OUf &I »eil itniir cnlnrn aiz.rn. O> l,i: lillli \fa --•■\pj.l7O ISO palra ciiUlrm 1. Viri K« tffkl "r*r nr l""r't!n*'; CQ Of! lUl.jr»irularprlc» tl«f •Jl# |i rh'i^r. 1";,,"."^:! Black Voile Skirts, Regular Price $9.98 wo^en**.* 3SC |o>| CnnhVl'Vl"""'" 1 O'nulna Imported French Voile Skirt., made In __. rr* v, lar U, o >hoe! 51,831 mM >vrM a. «ha mnal popular X..11 »tyl.-,, with nn» wtda (I* P *7 I sr, \i ii«?r M> I If SSJSSSg Kg "eh cu"om'r' "lIUAV AT TUlli; Hstl PI .nf."^ 1 ,W oo $15.00 Women. -n yj »t with or without collar: aa* For ona day (Friday only>, choice of Iwo •ly|«t of jl± _j I n,,!,i..t. ......Wt 1)9 aorted colon: III*, AII-W....1 Cheviot Kuil* medium and lon« fl'/l m\ I »»"i'lll« all »lt. »^m\jZl It a I bixrd Boy» Wool Sweaters mi.ii rmo*i at YV««/t^ _ %i '-M Hoy.- Dark Colored «w* a trra ™-»__ _^» Friday Morning Spe |J|l :.'k 'rTh^To.To'm:^; BLANKETS COMFORTS cial. on Lower Floor H'tl Ho« flltlnr and 7Rf> AH aptclally priced; large 11-4 Another car load of Comfort. In s,m ro •A. M. I «9 n«;r H..v7 'iiw.«t,r. Click. Or., lil.nk.ta: k 1 w.l.ht; IT^i^Z^V*^ nJk? W''"?^"^ I**,' I tK'-Vfl "r -lid c-.1-r. Mir ll.ftO aaliar. *4 10 room: che.,,; "mrrf ae.l" worth 75c yard; 11 IB i- thick, heavy yarn: rn.laj, i..-r i-»ir «i>i9 M HI>IIIIH wide; from 7QCI f ;1 block rltihed; aneclal 3OU _____________-__^__^___^_—_______ a; m. per yard "l |v'.iil!!ll While Wnnl Kwontrr li A. M. TO It *i «JH 11(10 V necK, nil wool; oil f nr Ml« nke« llanalaa. Percale, short lrngth. '!f B my.[A aa\- ii (Mr.l i.ii the JtS^. _^^^ I^?ia*M? tha v«ry "«»t r'°"" r-•» >da_^« a_L _____w____- _B_ I OfS 4*i WW ff^Hra B jBBL R^^S^JK'^Slk a "V.. Vo'io m.. fllC p*.'-l BELTING f-m _S^y_%«if p*r s'*rJ Ii mB 1ji.11..«' I'nnrv Floral Halting, WWra^SK?' _--■ '«lfc^ ™a" m m ml \\f Comfort Cullco, all n*T_S 1 p. v' 3-,1 In mnnv color.; 11l -1 hern l.v WA ii i __>,tHi B^ prettleat in*"" 1P K/i fv.J r«pr.-. from the Tn-l: very «B) -—rfirtWTV Jrß»»*^ l-Jc irra.lr; from 1» 5C n J^f-/} new: VrMnv. —JWlffPllHlil [■■■Jl>illJ|'lttlS^Aj^^ l"11" r'r X BBS iji-ii.r'i-.i.^uVWiVt/ii'mVm. v k**°>>^«*i_' tHfJiuAJJ^^\, v M. lO|'*n'"> »f^B ii ™n.", 1"* Cue r nl _rrr!T7l, n m c>rr*»,.: f.!.'r">«r« .gj HI U«U ,i ur lv *1.-u> a v.l \\,.mvii'. I I nlxl III!' I tin illiili' (ii.lnl". n|,lilll|ri|l'l tttl't (•■liiiiiliik )T«h lil 4M iiflrl niiiili. I'll lll |i'ilkiil(iu ii- tin mm Km I v Uilm in-ir utriK 11i. mm* iilvlm th«t iriiod work ln« friend* lihva 1... ii >li.liik f..| him In the country.

111 1-1 II IIIIIM.IM. HUN, I n a v VAiii»ri'«'ii'nT mnmn.fht. tt.~ Word »il» 11. »1 V -I lii-li' '(.I Hi. *rf»rt that Hi. autlMary i m*.-. Muf ruin Will *rrlV» lirlK In 11..W will. >imfr of tnxn for tint rruleor I'harlvaton, which .m« her* n 1.....,,..- |h« fla*:ehl|> of tli* 11,11.! ■in.Kin.n of tin' I'uiirii fiii! 'ii.t '■i.n»ii 'I tntii •i.i|.|ii ii on the Atlantic mill warn i>ni aboard tlia liuf full) at I'ariama. n ti.i. Un miln "ii- »\in t'tty Attorney Blltt l>« llrtilrr yea. in.i.iv livid that i...H«r«K- aiillrltura may board voaiola to h>l» ions aa v refrain from aullilt im« t>n tli* whsrvea. Tim illy »t i'in.»> poaltlun wii ill in !■-I ilhi li'K tlio trial of ilMUff |irair.,i racanilr t>y l'atrolnian Mill llannnn. imriM II «hi m Mil 1.1. ■i'iii|i«ny It, t.inl Infantry, W will vtve |.uii-|iii tit irlrlil.ll> Hi f Hill in 1.1,. I aarr uf iho uraauUatlon of tha com f««jr. __________ Maak v...,.,,r fir. ,l. 11l VAN«n«KK«r for Ih* llank of f*mn i nr, |.|i»i|.-ii guilty i.i purlolnfna; HIT, tlia i.i. itv ut th* tiank. Tlicro j w«r« •••irini ra Involved to j nutkr thla total mm and monry had i-i-ni -iv«-.i for drafta li« waa ■i.i out to i nil!, t on behalf of bank. Tiarfclafc Irmtrr I. I U r>l CtUCArIO. Cut, JJ.—l'rlnr* Khaban ll*y Ootahaa. on* tlmo Turklah ni. nlulliinary ii.i.iit. who firci ii.c •tomaln of th* aultan after prlra I of |IS.(100 l.i I I ■•in unon hia! trail la UMnK in Chlraco. With aj IIMII rdtlnu* of nuiili hr I,urn tr itialnoil In avclualon for. avraral mufith*. ttaak Affalra in Had T...1, vtmruixn, o, C'J ii« tli* romptroll«r of Ilia n in I r. ri» r.i ii. report of llank Kiamln- I "t t'taud* h. ahowlnir that tit* j affalra of th* I'armfra' .V 'I'fu.lrrn' National bank, of Im Uranda, wliirti' •r»r»ntly f«ll«1. »r» much wdiir j ll.al. «l flr«l null' limtrft. ricii f Ik. IV PAN KIIANCItMYI. Oct. II —W. A. \V. rtl.l"iEi'.ii aaalatant t>>* !■>■•» I rhanicra nf tha h,f li. flrat 1,,., nil, at UtUMOttt (OWN STOBt i&kjUia Ir "MA""*4 Eye Openers S Specials for Quick Sale* on Friday and Saturday ACM PR I CIOVINE fl'ii(i|.. tfl nc-ll for Me.. '"''i Our prlrp B flf LVON« TOOTH POWDER IC«-(tnl*r r«- r r rVn •.r iHll POND'S EXTRACT TALCUM POWDER K n] aT H|n i lal fj. RICKSECKER'S VIOLET TALCUM— 11.-jculhr 20c """v"f H|/wial ;;'J«sßlli •OAP LAKE SALT* -I rh«umatlirn and ihln 4\t*kt»t'"'} 60r p«ckM«i. fl|RPl»l T!^'' fjj MENTHOLATUM—Or !,,,,ai,. Balv*. '"i"f. IU-KuUr 2Gc tt\w for ll## f 11 rubifoam- |-i.r lh« teeth; regular 25c hi— lal 11, HOUSEHOLD RUBBER QLOVES-^Jur V'Ktillr COc klnd^'fcL: mo«t tutf» at 7tc. Extra •(racial, l>«lr '.r, Vi SEAMLESS* RUBBER CLOVES—For houwhoM tarn. v."* KU«nnt«N4. Mad* i|kcl«||/ form. Hi Kihir 85c. Bpcclal per pair..,.. w. BATHABWEET—ItcguIar 20c SAM EVERBWEET—n^gular 2Sc elw!, """'h SjxTlal t 4 in, MOTEL BOAP-nr coke 7» SAME- -I. HI PYROCRAPHV ACCESSO RIM Our "one bout »x-t" for !h» wlnter'a enjoyment I* PY- It i) i; ii A I' 11 V Indleatiom from rellaMß aourcpa paint to Mil art an thn mo»t popular, liiktruriivf, aniustn( cod lllK'flll OIK for ttsn cold, rainy nlcbta near at hand. We hay« Juit unpacked a recent ahlpmrnt. including fancy panel*. toltH boif*, ■t*in«. tabourptt ri...l(i m| Hobllni rule—have VOC pared fur lit i I l«>-'ti Quaker fi(orci;« l load.l to the runwtitfl dncorattons and tiiakMi is- proprtate for tb« ow^k* Of course, you now tktt tt*| mo»t niii'juf. KrMaitat «hJS dainty thlnua wia I* «aa P{lf^ j op But. so I DON'T BE TOO tATB /j

I TRUNKS W» ma«« th.m. m »tv« money. Ku.ter Hartzeil 2107 r,r.« AvW'.fil