The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
October 28, 1908

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LAST EDITION VQI. 10 NO -Ml BLOODHOUNDS FIND BODY OF KLOEBER mMal L~**mmmav** i^mmmtnu' vf^»mimmtm9i# dlMpp^aranc* of roll TJj, »n->'.!Btl»|t t» 1130 iron-' by a stranger fJ«lit to ta.«, th« clutch.* s%art|tiDavta. *tvt lo to I Sinrftt* 1 gambler from Nome. UT^ttfegwd today that "Shorty" kt» «w»achfd a tenant, J. H. £^it, i- and a»ked that M \n.\ff-i to tt*« bra room last |£L( m »taad friend wanted to OlltHTt contoated and Efclflaaryd with hU 'friend i*m »oi»» tamo "tailed and hZts won bt'*vlK I j^ailart*' ■■fr(«>tt.V l©*med that r^ya "trlmmetj" and *ltfti ZTalSs*' oa fhr ■!Tita-Msad ibb»«l tb« bills 2iiw*is«sr T_ M a iaJ4 h*l"' drawn a ZtZr tsA ecmmiinJo^ the nan J_k "friend" dashed JJr^i mm to the lobby and T" a «ar lo the atra*t with C*» «sa bt* t«-u Slat'KfltM to board a pa.slng MM«»Sliß|B^ and fell he*v liMiiiisl 0w roll he bad grab -7ta'lfes'lßbt> J- Zbindea. of !,Mat*bMSl. ran h* slr**t. zL, A* I*9 -I back to r^i Tk« itr»DU atcnrcljr fa«tci.ooa conntl«>s and on BB^PfIPM. ■r» constantly re- I ■Jg I*^** elalm that Taft will ES.""" 11' ln Orcgow. We Hi»nv» *tnil" r the J^VE KILLLU I EXPLOSION ••CS 1^1? 11" dynamite BK^ ThT." w'r" k"i"1 -1"1 aM^bri eu>«rg«ncy atarnal 1 could ba palled. On« of th* party In Dryan'a car aaw the danger and palled thr t«na! In time to avert sertoua r» aulta. There waa altnoat a panic! until nryan appeared on th* rear platform and spoktt to th* crowd. llryan i* optlmlatte following his campaiKa of New York city. 11* said today: **l bellev* that New York »tats will undoubtedly co democratic Indiana, Ohio. Kentucky and Hhode Island will go democratic. I con sider that my trip through New York city and It* environ* Is the moat Important accomplishment of the present campaign. "Kern and myself will b« elected without a doubt. I only want a democratic congreaa to cooperate' wits m* la putting Into effect the reforms th* p«. liryan.clo«*«l his day with mass isllbh at Albany and BJ_ j|^> -1 Claim* loot for Bryan 088 MOINEU Ul, Oct. M.— Tr*d Whl'.e. tb* dtmocTatle candidate for governor, today declared that j llryA will carry tb* »t«t| cms will win la lowa, and that th* republicans, «bo are counting oa the atat*. will ha" a big sur aria* when tb* ballot* at* counted. Bryan Stir* af Big Vat*. YORK. Oct- Jl.—After what la conceded U* hay* been th* moat remarkable campaign of New York city ever mad* by a candldato for office. W. Bryan left her* early this ov>rt)ln« for hi* upstato cany paiira, whtrr h* wilt follow In Taft'a trail Mr»an want to bed la th* early hour* of tbla morning and dropped off to without any trouble. M* aSopt bat a few hours, when It waa thM to gat up again and start on th* road. Uryan spoke at two meeting* In Harlem laat night, and all la Urook lyn. and when be went to tod early thla morning he had bad but two bonra" •Imp out of It. Hl* vole* wan aa good a* when b« started the campaign, however, and his won derful strength seemed not a bit Impaired. Me was greeted *v«rywher* by Imroen** crowds. Uefor* ha left New York today Uryan said: "Our meetings have been tre mendous. 1 am satisfied that I will g«t aa great a plurality aa was over given to the democraU." Dryan left over 'he New York Central thla morning. His first atop was at Tarrytuwn. H* will stop all Schcnoctady, wh«r* Taft spoke laal! night, and at Albany and* Troy today. for Whirlwind rinlth. CHICAGO, Oct. It.— The natlonar democratic committee acaonnced this afternoon thai J. llryan will make a cyclnne finish to the campaign In thla city Saturday night Hryan will H|>«-ak at the j stock yarda, In a tent at Amuiw ment park and will deliver ad dresses also at the ba««ball parks. ESCAPED THROUGH RAIN OF BULLETS (By Unit.d Pr..«.) TArOMA. Oct. 21. —Frank tlowen. a trout? at the falero. Ore., pen- Itcntlarr. who wa* atrvins: a MR if i...- for grand larcany, and who --rap*'] from th* prlaon twn month* a« lllixili.K thn Wllt.im.'M.- rlu-r, iiml.l a rain of bull*!* fr«.ni the fun* or th* jrunrda of th* Imtltullon, wa* arraata* hara today. COWAN FAVORS SNYDER. Dr. Charles 11. Cowan, one of the republican candidates for the nom ination for coroner, ham Issued a statement endorsing (hi candidacy of Dr. James C. Hnyrier, the repub lican nomine*.. t>r. Cowan «ay« Dr. Knviii-r baa all lh« qfiullflcHtlortM necp^nary to conduct the office In an efficient, economical nil honor (it,l* manner. The Seattle Star BANK CLEARINGS. Seattle Clearlnga t0day...11,447,194,61 I balance* FMM Tacoma. Ciuttui* t.»!ay,..l 773.60* 00 Balances (s,'.nscn Portland. Clearings today,..! $90,662.00 l)al«ncu* lIIMII ba* Intruded In connection «lth th* i Unitarian views far-Id by J»4g* TafL An let* resting aldetlfbt on Us* d!srxi**lon sbuwed that'former pr**ld«nu ,of la* I uit*d State* bave favored Ualiaiiaa doctrine*. Unrol Is said to Kara arid th» Unitarian belief. Among th* Interesting feature* it la shown for the first Dm* In a num- I bar of yea- 1 that there are bo cam paign contributions from corpora* tions, owing to the publicity of con trtbuUona. HorUlHui threaten* to If a far tor A prediction of th» result baa ad upon these, feature* la futile 1 n make th* situation mere complex, ih«> esideat. In denying that tb* cabinet Is necessary to success, says that b* want* secure 'he biggest possibl* vote for Tatt, and make ta« republican victory overwhelm las Th* labor eats I* divided. Horn* of l}ußip«T»' a*a.» l»te* have oppos ad hi* aland for Mr ran Th>- democrats I'tvr mad* a big hit by lha publicity .nf campaign funds, and thin undoubtedly will in cr*a*a their vot«. Th* campaign on th* part of tha democrat* baa been on laauea, on the part of th. republicans It baa been on th* personality of candi dates. Th* campaign I* greatly distorted by local eondttlona, and th* possibility of further sensation .a) disclosure* by Hearst, which might affect th* leader* of doth partle*. TIGHTENS NET ABOUT MORSE Former Partner of the Ice King Gives Inner Secrets. (By United Nr.W W>HU. Oct. f,~ -Alfred M Curtt*, former pr»»M«nl nf thin Nn tlnnxl Hank of North Amrtrttm". to day Imik tli* wHiii'»« *t*mf In th* IrUI el the ii»r»jf« aicalnat him anil CtiarlM w. M/.r«l« by (,'itrtla nr In hi* an*w«ra lo qu»atlnn*. thoiiKli he i.-.iriy wm •ndpavorlna' to ahow that M.hmc win rn ahnwrt, CurtlK tr>ntlfl*d thnt the hug* loam m»MII|i.ll)V ||l 111/.f Wtt* ll'ltfM" tl"l will. Mor*a in a number of hi* dunl*. SEATTLE. WASH, WEDNKIDAY, OCT. 28, IBOi. PRICt ONE CENT MOVING INTO RESIDENCE SECTION TENDERLOIN WOMEN ARE SEEKING NEW' M QUARTERS.

Renting Houses and Flats in Neighborhoods of Respectability. ■v';v "^i™. Owing to th* "don't Bar* *"i Its** of the police drpartmeitt, the women from the Tenderloin who first lavaattad tb* bualaean district bar* now tune Into the rsjsngcsMß sections, where they ar* renting flats and cottages. The notice made little or no ef fort keep these women Out of the Until" district, and they flocked la so fast that the field in la abort time was crowded that a lara* number of i..». women moved Into part* of la* city hlth erto held sacrtxl for tbe i home., The Btar has Information. nam«s and addreaaes of apartment bouse* In the residence district wber* re spectable people "and deml-SMSV dalne* are living under thr> in bit rvof. One la particular, on West ern ay. has b**n reported to ta* officials, but so far no action baa been taken by them. *V*lend Rsspectsblltty. Along th* cross street* weal of th* first bill, where apartment honsea aad realdenc** whi.ii... 340, William Sutherland 33*. John I. Wilson BSO, Mrs. Marlon Baxter It*. lame* P. Axm* 12». Jacob Kmih 2SS, A U Cohen 280, Dr. M. A. Martlif*» 113, lulu II Miller 200, W. 11. Mouru 193, Edward Clayaon, Hr, 111, John Blattery its. A. J. Ulethen 11, Hob Heskett 12, Gordon tVutu 3, Charles I. Lynch 2, II B. I^-ahy 2. I desire to suggest subject of an antc-mortem obituary in The Star. (Ngnea; i ENDORSES HODGE AND HANNAN Civic Union Asks Voters to Select Good Men for Office. Tie Civic union of Seattle baa mad* public the following eador** me«( of Robert T. llodga, republi can .ndlilate for sheriff, and A. HanMin, democratic candidate for counfjr ©omnilaeloiier "V.V heartily endorse Robert T. Hodge, republican candidate for ■bertrf, for Ike rtd the prisoner* In lh« j oocinir Jail and turn over to Ike ..mutt treaaurer alt money* earn lag t« the sheriffs office, nd ;«r form i(t* duties of sheriff for the »alar allowed by law We hay* good reason to b#ll«v* tlmt Robert rd tsaaoa to keep hi* word, at.-l Morig* will h*ep bla w.ir.l. ai. I lit YS REN TON LINE IS WITHIN RIGHTS Counsel Calhoun Advises That It Can Refuse Transfers. Corporation Counsel Calhoun say* tie 8e«t!le, Ilenton ft 'hem Ity. Is within It* legal right* In rwfustag lo give transfers to the Seattle Eri«ciri.- Co.'a Ha*a, on th* I ihm It has proponed. The pro- IK***' of A. V. Itouillon of th.. d* partment of public utilities, to re volte the fraacht»« of th* Renton corporation wm placed on ft In by lh« evened* corporation committee GIVES HODGE CREDIT IN THE SHORT CASE Ceo. F. Vanderveer Tells of Candidate's Work as Deputy. That ItitH-rt T. Hodge, republican candidate for aheriff, has th« warm friendship and loyal support of OeorKo F. Vanderveer, republican candidate for prosecuting attorney, waa proven by a tribute which Mr. VandervttT paid to Hodge at the close of th* republican rally at Smith Park last night. Hndge was the last «p»akor, but Vand«-rvp«r rose when Hodge fin ished; "I could not spnak In favor of Itob llodgu during th« primary cam- IrtilKU, but I can now, because ha ta en my tlr governor, wo* ilnngprouiily, 111, nnd unllkidy to live out his term. If tiledr«l, were dl*pruved today by totcffrainni from hla lin!rin In I'om •roy. Dr. John eaa a good aud »wr*asfui btninaai n.an. and rmiM* mm that be will run th* office la a b«atn«aallk* manner, which we believe he will .In. It I* cf the utmost Importance to the tat patera of this r.ium> Hat a radical c^anc" b* mad« ta tha conduct of II attic* of county commlstlone:*, as aaid otflc* baa not been run to the interwala of tat taxpayer* of thla county, and we earnestly ask of th* voters that they ants and work for the election of \V. A. Hannan, In order that ther« can b* a reform nuute In the management of the office of county eommlasioaers. THE CIVIC UNION Or ■bUTTUK. "Per CIHUSTOPIIBII W. HORH, "B«creury." yesterday, when It received this opinion from the city's legal ad viser. In th« franchise of the Seattle Hiectrlc Co.. and tho franchise tin der which the j Kent.m line la op erating, th« term* regarding trans fer Ivllefr.* are an greatly differ-J •tit. Mr. Calboun finds, that It prac tically takes th* Issue out of the hands of the council. The council could establish a achcduUt which the Hen ton com- 1 pany, would have to follow, declar ed i nil., un aad rtupt Ikmlllon was Instructed to prepare a running table fur the express car service, north of Dearborn lit I case, which ended In th* convic- I tion of Short on a charge of grand larceny following the fln*d to his lu'ii aim the |.ii iiiiirlm. ■■.Mill..iinh hp wii wofn out with the '.i ;n, hi. I* growing Btrnngrr evory uml will ha fine trim t\ in-ii in. take* the iwtli of or* fleo a* govornor," la Dr. .Mm i I Concluding stntcini-nl. Mayor If. C Krouan of I'ouit.roy »ny«: "No fdlltiiK In Ik-mUIi uliout t'oegrove. llb In (jcttlntr In lii.i :uh|..ukm ihi t..1. Wu him every day. lli with cant* i »neriii.ill had luckily ■ecured underwear belonging to Fred Kl«H-tloned for i-ral minutes, Hrady and Bam were given a scent (ram the underwear. Circling about ««»vt>n»l time*. lht» hound* auddr Comb to the southwest and directly away from the Hot Springs, Body Is Di*cov*r*d. Tugging at their loath the baying hound* strained mom persistently at every atrlde. Straight down the mountain Brad) an i faux leaped and yelped. Kor a mile and a half j down the rugged rnngo the dog*, running nona doM to ground, half drHgßtil Krb. With a peculiar half yrlp. Hum »iiil«li uly brought up In hi* track*. Qaslnsr nh»>«d Erb, with McDermott anil Clemer pressing closo' behind, di*covercd Klmilier'* still bod) lying In Us I"--1 »ii->-i> 1 The little pai 11 *ucc«**ful at laitt, did nut move for * found. New* I* Carried. Btatlonsd on the rldK" buck .if lint Springs hotel wan V. I). Smith of Heuttle. The dlaUnt crack of the i in.'* riimi' lo hln enrs in.l as iltiliKly madfl hi* wny to tho hotrl, wln r-' thA '-.nl iww h Wit* tolil to thOM who were. Buffering for mime M .ml ut tha lost huntu'. Thn little 1 1 party which found Kl»«-t,»r'n bed? i jir« f.iircl it aa best they could, ■M Imlan to Eel the verdict by a Blender plurality, or It Is for Bryan by a landslide plurality If th«» yon- had been taken thre* •■•■■•k* ago the state would have Rose for Rryaa. During the last fortnight the republicans have salnod and now f».«-i hopeful. ■Tin- democrats feel sura that they will win the state for the na tional ticket. There are many on certain elements. The most prob able outcome la a close election like that of 1892. "Tho republicans complacently observed I hi- conditions without re allzlng the danger until a few weeks ago. Then the) decided an active aaiuuaUai mi necessary. They raised money from Cincin nati capitalists and sent workers among the dissatisfied laborers. try- Ing to end the disaffection of th« labor voters. "TaTt was brought Into the mate for a tour of the Industrial sections. The tour wss partially successful but it did not nffect the vote that It wss devlred to reach. "Since then tlio employers have been appealed to anil they are now working among their employes, without an attempt at coercion, tell ing the men In friendly personal talks that the election of Hi Mtn probably would mean reduced time in the factories. This is effective. "HrvHii now Is showing unusual strength among the farmers.** ASK RECEIVER FOR CLEVELAND CAR SYSTEM. (By United Press.) O.nVELANP, 0., Oct. 28.— The Otnrul Trust company of this city today ii i'iiiled to i hi' r. ili ml courts for n receiver for Iha mire street rnllwtiy »y»tem of Cleveland. The Central Trust company Is tits trus tee "I I href IdinieN of bonds of the old Clcvnluntl Kiectrlc Hallway com pany, of which the develAtut Hall «iiy company Ix thn successor. 1-ullowtriß 111. dof put of the thr«e- Dant fare riuKclilsu ill the referen il'.nji voto iiml the Ot'ti'i'iiilnntloii of Mayor Johnson to content thp *"lee» Hum. tl.i'i aetlOD Kivrx thu compllcat u.l CMS moth< i twist.

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a BROADWAY WILL PLAY PORTLAND SATURDAY East Side 1» Contender for ChampionaKip of Oregon. Manager HariUl "ll*rtman of th* llroadway high »ohnq riui Intai of th* atudMits la alrvady. kHii In th* gam* and preparations aro balng WHITWORTH BEATS WHITMAN ELEVEN Teams In Poor Condition and Play Ragged Football. (By United Pr.». 1 i TAOOMA. (M IS—Both teams playing ia«cMi hall, resorting to 'yum" football hut aoldom. Whit worth yesterday won ow Whit man college by th« score of 11 to IX. Th« ftgiiUng spirit of Whit man, which wu r*spon«lble for the great Hint against Washing ton four day* before. was rntirWr Uckt3«. Their line weakened af ter lv minutes of play and practl-i gaily went to places. Th« backa. hewevar, especially Martin and j OorUtke, war* la batter physical! MCREDIE IS STILL RECRUITING Judia McCr«di«, of Portlaad. Is sun rfcrultliiit players for bis Northwestern lea*u» ills latest acquisition Is ivi Trsacnr. of PortorrUlo, C»l but who baa late ly be«D playing with Vlsatta. Tra« ■ci Is a sU-footer, wrUhin* about 1(0 pentads, and Is considered as a comer. Ha Is a brother of Dill Traager, the famous Staafard foot ball pl»j«>r. Ha has phenomenal ■p*Mt, and has the spltball dowa to a nicety. VUalla I* the town where Orvl« Overall was "dlscor ■aai." '.Spokane state* that Buss HaH will not to Portland, but that MeCredle will have sole con trol, with his nephew Walter. The Informer, who claims to be rla« to the MeCredlee. says that the fudge plan* to force aa etght-clnb leaftte Into the Coast l«a» or the eompleto abandonment of Portland by the California magnates. 11 ««irr asm (mi. ii Tu"tf[ lUhoiMt. the riuU«r!«« *b*mt>!on (THtltr, who cumo J,J»d mils* to Varti 1.1 Kr*nk Ootch or J*nki»a *rvi thvn ««rn •4 d«wn. t» tit* tj»afj4—t Mt In Nor Horses for Sale Tw«|v. h»» 1 of horse*, rot l. race ana] «utln*« •Tl h«ra»a mvi be •old within (ha «>«it lr tru* tnvttla «h.m limy buck up >a«iri>( aom* of th* larger tvama. Tbontwa will b* at r«it«i S«t unlay llmkiT will imrtl.lpnti- m n>» •r* *am*a thin by nnlar of his t'h> *WMan. A «r.«i«i 'l kept th«lr tram In tha tunning Whltworth had aa uphill mm In tha first, hut outplayed th* Whitman •la»i«n In the eaotmd. Quarterback I'aul itarr^l far Whtlwoith. making two touch downs, Whltworta «h i>»nallt>»d 15 rani* when Mrvjulllon right half. uckir,! an end going dn«n on a punt McQaltl«n alto oaii*« I eootrorersy In th« Washington |imi> with th»>»«ti« of '•■lilac a team* with th«n at tl>« i -oJ of th* iimi at Bpokan*. The cam* will probably «rran«*4. M (Victor. Plat*, formerly. mdi of Washington. an4 l« H^Hl9> r«»in JaT U»«l« hi, |^L **4 o*4 i*l-* I-Dm* M.I-. til* •••111. II I HIM II n>i (By Unita.l Prat*.) WTIK ASK ii. l Il—Tti* nnokana At hi nil •■lull will hold Ita riiat aniskar 'ii lion nlatit and will u.i r«>c*|va raturm hot t•••» nil.a Tii» 1..... batwaan Mlka liut l.i forntar phraliai director it tin rlub, nd I' ait t.V**l, alar botar of tha rltih at 111 pound*, will t>« tha hiittxit avail! of tha •vanlnaT. »m« oi I writ' ..mi llnitad Pr....) rr,MVKl.il»l>. «>rt. II.—A boom fur ClaveUntl «a ii alia far tit* national Olympic lita*l In I tot liaa Iwiii Jnauauratait i a hkmiii af landai «h« hava t«tt«n |>uat«a«lon t iii- in .k.i.l. Nla.Hum IM..J*. i SPOKANE PREPARES FOR LINCOLN (By Ur>t«»4 Pt....) HPOKANB. Oct. »».—Bufflcirnt man to mak« three full trams turn ad mil last night and Coach Km ii. ii li working ilnn-|> arallon for th« I In, ..|ii high acliool gam*. Th« l.lii'olu kiiiiii> Is if gaitUil (ha hartl«sl gams left for t!i« Hiv.,k«iii- 1.-« m I>»Wltt, th« fullback, has l«-..ii r«\l« A practlca gam* has bf»at. Pet An««l«a ......ttl It Portland t*l Ml Ran ►■fnn.-t.ui I*l .Os ANOCI.KfI. Or*. t«-! Portland ...'I I. Anu»l«« 1 •an Francitta Oakland 4. OAKI.»M» Oct Afl-r II In •tn«a «f I!'* b«al ball J.Ujrin« thai ha* t>**n ••*n her* fur lh» I'.VUn.li I dr. i gmm* of tit* final wilm la th« Itrala by meat* at a i Oaktoixj Oaklan I Man Kr»n.-l»ci I II lUU.ii..» -U>ut-ka. ii k ii and L M iUrry. Mllllli tt.TO H»ri;». (By Unit.d Pr.«») KRW T.tltK, Jt-N.-1t..! IK. V«lll»tMH l •>> Mi* •ntiiuvutia Bra lurnlna* tt*ntlon to tit* (tr«»4 fm« r»*» wbirh will t*t>* »t«c« at K«««rn»!i an e«m« In th* Vmi« tun off In Ola aaulb. ri't'K" a«M m ti i« T*« l»»m tt>al vttt rarraaaal a*. i*i* aa**t"*t Ju.iaa of Jarkaan ooMi'ty. ami tl a nlf tourt of that rounty, ai>|n«l«

I It.' r'.a «f ItnlM H. X, al4li that f ImiiilUmllv roal a apanlnl Taw |lfV- I iln I. aatllrit trial If Ilia upotlat atal.vl* >a lli« lal»r anarlinant. ii n*u««»aMly lo rtriuma^^ltjo ajr«wl .if it.o »ravlou» Donor*! act In.™ hl.li It rflHta. V I «|H,I.IM M»"« l>a**Mfc*> M. J NIJW WKirrMtNMTMH. 11. 0., Out. ]l—.Ua«aiubar la d«t" »»ki f»r ii..- r.an««n»; of Jim Jaoklm. Ilia iirate »i... w»a rtatarday ronvtriad tiv lha Naw Waatmlfitlar Ball! lurr ..f ttia murdar of Mm Mary %lt. Mlla ami aav»my yard*—Han bride* won. lUantkp aaeii ihini. Tlina—l:«i I-&. w« fuHonga—t#ni won, Marhtra wriMlrt Mctrlih third. Tlim -111 Mil* and Ihraa-alilaetiltut—Ar rowawlft won. l>unv«(«n wi. Ra4 awtntlat third. Tlniiil. Santa* Ileus IhlrJ Tlm*—l:tl. Mlla and a (tsfaanth —ftannutna I won, Anlmaa aaooad, i .»~.li. third Time—-1:41 J-». Klra furloma~M«rry lift won. May uit»t **i. ll'>rrman third. ii,,,. loij-r, Hli furlMn«»- 'i11,1.U.1 wtin, Craaaln* aa«- •i, I half fiirtan«a->lVa iKirtora won. B«i>t*nttoui a*oon>l vii.i of m«hi tiiiid. riM-i ill riMiimii ri or* hii ian .^i (By u«"r*^" tuthnat of Utaaa, d!*d yatlarday w|(H> out racalalnaj c«naeuraan*»a li'kna waa It yaara af ana «n i ||**4 .1 litlo»rt.«m atty,^ t SPORTOGRAMS Jim Utawart. tha hit Cai! M Cay llf had r«.«iUr. mat aaoihar Mmi at th* rtand* of >>tn Wnia of riii; ii 11l a aU-rouad bout at •»:t.».ia ta«t »"rl.l«r. t id Baron Umm. maltl»»na«ai fvf. th» Jaftrtma A. d of l>oa Anc«l«a,.la •i..|l*nl IB* winter. T>a i»»f>- J urn and mana«*r aaya that wilt roturn •mill at>n»c Tha 14 tntlhaMa) atork farm, «>n:pfl»tri« >Ui:i.|n m«r«a «n1 woanllnfii. .lit I- itU-puaad of. Tha •inn l-|-n at l.»tln«t. inutile Tammy Cannttt, tr«a>'aa« amalaur tall* rts&a*r Am- *>trr producMl. l« a ntmb«r ii Iha T»iii la-i wenk of ••lain Quanlln IlimKiß. nn nxint Mtlornay «f Traiiion.^Ttmn, y». illmk lha i mmaa pt the Ni«ht nil. r« gaiiß nad hurilfrlnr Hi" ctmmußlty by iin|.»v« (»i nf!i-«l ilir |.r .pin for main monl ha .if iii. man wliu killad Captain lUn kin and «n.m|i(«( i.. iihii.larlnar, N«mn. Ilurlon wua not |.i.« h'linl, «limx ba waa ».-i/f.l hr hi* ..in. iiilmii-i i Tom and (jarratl Johnaon IBa William HTMI .1. all undar ai,. »i .ii auapl lon llurton ■larlaraa wire lha lirfidan if tha lake murdar. lla lmi.llio'«> Jamaa r, Carpa'ntar, a Unlun City minr nay. who 111 inairufnantat In Hal i|ii« H.niHn and Taylor to coma to tba 'ii,- nfar with him r««:milinir a land dsat. Car (••-nlar 1..M Ilurtutt of tha |»ro|m««l •xinfarnnra, with tha ■••ul> that llurton In turn told Nl«ht Itld and when tha I tawyara ar ihnl lhay w«l». I mi., a aarafully* laid i>iut 4*alcaaad aa by a ii.Hart* lluri..n haa gtvan tha namna of IA Night HMara and I, ta al. told uf niimtiruua nutra«tta In which ha and many othara participated. Tha namaa of tho oiltara mr wllhhatd, lha auttwl«f»a fi-atlnr an outbfaak may in rur amonc Hi, lr ftl-nia WESTERN TRAINS GUARDED FROM ROBBERS (By Unil.d Pr... HACIUMKNTII, Oct. ti ll tux Jin- Wiinwii bora ln>la> •'Vert •»«t>T«ii» train from Oregon to California alura laat Saturday nlsM kw !ii"n «uar by an astra rorpt of railroad :>ii| and WVllaKariso ffManti armed with want off »li..t Although (In* Information has bran rarafalfy eu»r rial* ari«i(i oa Ik* warnln*. and ita tionwt Mlr» «nard* oa th» train. i |t|>*rUl Agent ftortan dt««4 nkni on tb* train and •aa pr«par*4 for an attack, but nothing t*4 It la not known whatber th* In. formation fait* or not, twit It l« taUißat*d hr th» r«4iti*J {mmdU that guard* ba*« on train* Hill oliht ainc« then S.A.C. JUNIORS TO MAKE TRIP (By United Pf... s An Eaaiani Waabiiuriia) trip tea »«»a arranit*d for th» footlntll I of tba Ib-atlU A»bl-«»c flub itimora !bf Manac*r 'm*n Tb« it-am will Irmrn. har* on Nmb*r 11, 1»Ut1b« tb« Kll*t>«h » of i Lewis and irtn... T«ura«*r Oct. mai "Gus Brown" says TWO VERY KXCITINO. FINISHES—THE NATION* AL CAMPAIGN AND OUR REBUILDING AND ENLARGING SALE The ««nllrt of onalabetnuanilously awaited T#«rdlct In (be other Is unanimous!) rendered every day kg tba popular r**|H>ii«oa to th« Money-Saving Opportunities on Cver>' ih.nK That "Man" Wears Th«y all »ot« _ jl A GOOD TIME TO BUY ySecond and Ycsfcr "Where the Cars Stop" MEAD TALKING FOR COSGROVE (By Unit** »"'*a« I _. HPOKAWK O«iw i* Oov WTrßrt laal nliht «il 'ii-u»ib« ainca ll»f. and waa ihr Inwaal n.i« r««r that it baa lianp nlm It..- WM admltte*! th* union. HOLIDAY FREE DRINKS ARE TO BE CUT OUT (By Unltarf Pratt.) 1 Mli on* on ma In 'iitcuK'i during llm omlm holiday waaaon, according to mi aiin.mnctaalara' I'ruurctltra i i elation, which Includaa all tha larger ■alorma In «'i>li..«« and tha •« II tia* ba«n daoldad llutt felt f' will hava to i»« tn«l ihiiiuch tha courts h»ra for aoutbar aa4 final dlvoraa. A 4lrorra «aa (ranted r.t.m«r> of il.l. year, but accniiat of tha i till Ir-n, of whlrh there ara two, i lf«ffl*l ana I i»te.| MM I: make IIi» rj liaine toaethar. Mo 1-.....1..* itiin I mat h*r huaband't t/nw' ta tin «i.».n,.iif ikat tila faultfinding and uj.'.r«i lin«« ara «-onilnuuu» that »k« wi«i.« onea mote a separation. ■tNUMiiK i» »T»IIIKII. Jamee l\»e*1«. ha la I tor taniler, waa stabbed during a quar ral oa t'nlaa at. betwaen Klral and «*r,\ii,i .lotiir aflar t o'elnch thla tnurnlna*. The yo*in* man waa taken in»L wh*re It I* ttaouabt hla -oiinl will nut prova avMoiia. I tut la ratusaa lo *>ar I with wttoni ha fnti«ht, llalaraa I* Pta*BMPaaNal U>* AM(JKf.K/V iVt. II M«utan •Ml A. 11. Vamlrt, ajov«rnar Uilpsaa. Ulo atart »i for i-'ranciatn wh»r« ha wlil #tni*ar hi tor hta puat, Li>ut»nant I K«.i.i«r, who la a navat ""I"', la optlmlatle and In ap»*itlna: of th* parlodlral outbreak* nf tha Maro trlbaa. ha maralr l»oka upon «m j v in—ii at thUrary) ona of th* tralta of m» PMSlpplaa nnllr«i Putman tiuntins Boots 11 lack U-lnrh rr JM it Inrh A. I. Hill 111 I l.> A»» $1.75 a a wiss vjy No. 19 If New M Combination m«\, Pattern W Tinners' Snips $1.35 Kl««.| .i-.l win tal t t««l itMl cut tor, lull i-»««h 11 Inabx; cutUr I Inrl.r., »cl»ht oa. MmtU4 t. iiiriii .........(MB Tl lava of Ui*a* aala« «m «tooh 1 ml ahap*d «o th*r run ba u«*d for uiima rurtu aerolla and irra^utar •hapM. wall for «lralirht work. Tb*>« i.ri. «a *nabl« you la (iu»saa •n« for •m«!l amount. i: »9 N» it WlHUmlilu 11% t|..n Tin n«t• NalAa I. 11l •■•nil l«n«th 11 In. hH, cuttar Is lnch»a; welaitl. 14 aa. •-•ii II I* Ho IT Wlaa Comblna #9 in Mob Tlrtnvr* anißa #&>IU rull i.natl. 14 larbaa, autur ln«h*a; walaiit «l na Mr Mail as.aa IKM7 rimurr TiinaH nutn P. M. SPINNING 13 1O Scitond Ay. BHAFKR BROS. Not Only L.f te «t. but Bet o TUH—.JKmt This Kuppenheitner Overcoat Can Be Had for $20 Twenty dollars i* a very modest price for such ing as this. Price aside, the style and the workmanship ta4 quality mark it m a coat that the average man wouij feel well dressed in. We submit, then, thit splendid ment from the House of Kuppenhcimer, in black' mixed effects and plain colors, as great good v»Iu« »v --S2OM Others at $25.00. $35.00 and on to $50.00. li Overcoats for Young Fellom Like the College Suits, these are distinct in paUtn and style; very handsome fabrics and all sizes. Threj groups, at 9*0.00, $15.00 and $20.00. ;.JM Overcoats for Little Fellow Top Coats, Rain Coats, full length Overcoats for ben hie and little all colors and all proper styles, at 93.59, f 3.00, 7.50 and on to 912.50. Bros. Ar Arcade vi Arcade Autu—*We Bbd bit "»ll AMUSEMENTS. The Grand JOHN ('OUT. Muntcor. JAMB* J. «'otiiii:i-r, la "Wmrtmm M«t«." Nl«ht«. l»a to U HalurJ.y mat in... lie to Tk K>il •••h "Juit Out or Coll***" Seattle Theatre Ruaiall Drew. M|ri t*hon«a 41 Tonight and All W»»« Mala Thura and Sal th* MOHTt^IA I miTKir A III* I Rhow •It W»th. Btarttnc Sundy, Nan. In IU extraordinary accomplish- UMtot*. excopilcil th« tnoat bsiikulpk •zpectttlona .if the emlnpnt •p«cial- Ut who g»vo It to th« world. it hu cur«d tliousaudi of rases of Infirm* mid oradtc-a(i*it facial ami other dlaflxuramants of yearn' atandlog. The t«irllii» iv liluk at tending eetatna U stopped with tba first application, giving proof of It* cm alive properties at the very outset. la less aorlous skin affections, such as pimples, rash, herpes, black heads, acno, barber's Itch, etc., re sults show after an overnight ap plication, only a mml! quantity be in« required to effoct n cure. Those who use postam for these minor skin trouble! can now avail thorn selves of the special C&««nt park lag*. recently ailnptcJ to meet such needs. Both the 60-ceut packsite and the regular fl Jar may now be obtained In. Scan In at ilm Quaker Drug Co., and olher loudlug drug stonts. Humpies tor cxporlmontal pur poses may be had fun of charee by wrlllitg dlrort to the Kmergency l-aboratoile», SJ West Twenty-fifth Street. N»»w York City. AMUSEMENT*. Moore Thcatri JOHN «X>nT. MatM«« Tkt* »«k,' M.ii.r^. TkanM •alardar, •nut timk. TUB VIAIK in lilKl,' With Joan Twui S\*ll»~iic te I; i« -j Mum -1%, t« |:m. N*»t w*«k—"Paid in ri'i" THIRD AVENUE THCAH Than*. Hit— Th» U*ilu A* Th*«jr» of the S«lJi*«*., Toiiijin and AH \Va»*-*»t I tub iiiuuT urmmHßl* A Thriller That R«»llT ftf* N«xt *«n, «i»r!lr.» SwavT* ■•M»m« I** liithkta4m' iMJ on* of them. Hri.*»— M»l«.l«' !0c Kvowlnf. lie to Ht _. American rhcaW MX rikr MreH.i^fJ WMk C«mm*neli>f f***/^ ln». Oct 11. .1. k *•• TJ Man Prlc*»—!•* ***1 Th* l»««t Mtock-CMSpaliyl*' ll*. n-*o■ll.-id of h« fill" niU-l hi t'l. ki.ii.o.. I*, a. Me Maalt »4« i T»»*>'** \»>»k -I Off**** l.lrj 1 Tr»»»(-r«<" I*"i fkllllll« A «"I J 1.1, iMll "r!u»VMI* I 1.r..»,«l M.rr»w Irr A Illulord. —'j=^aafl -i ar ,i..u« ,v»een» v All T»l. *2jb' r i*l I 1.k1M1.18 II I r 'J^ r run prove «h«t »nS P* I**^oi MIIk. ITca-olI» WgJ* »v«« .lurlns- h»r att |^w r;:r:t;:-r°' hrr I

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I No Store Like This Store I Hr _ r t»Hf Uuilm lt»r» T*»«rr*«. fe] S i.iTINO iI^NNKI Thick. Warm. He M.Va Ml H i °nwrt Online Klannel. reg... C- Wj»> S I ETlOt: tomorrow .....OC h t |coMroßTen»-i^i«.' rid* Reversible so, IOC 8 ISfMatoriw*. In v.rio«. colors; very «w^» i §t«,«tty pulterns; r*r»lar $1 H value; j|t«T t n^ ...v;..59c A I llt'iNKlT* Wool Finished C" 10 1 llcotton Iliattkrt* would hr i-h«|i M u ».t I X.""1*"! I I j|js; M Ml* tomorrow only CQ tim Z ItoUL'J^a" hw" ihr^d luif- lea WOO IrOWiLS v H«»? riirHiJ Hall It BMaek** Turkish Towel, 45 liuli.» vn.i,. «*«r. I* f> SB to««; w*ui*r :sc; 19r *Ma kil/* I liSMAs^nv;^mV'(?i£ 1 T»bl«» Damn»k. Inches wide, with 11" °X!U wor* .d?'!* D ,19c' &;"""II ■-1 a. TAIN•— \VSdO VVWth Krru Not n'r.uro.i C-, I CVrUlat, 3 y»rtU long; JC 6 |^rr~, 16c E-r'on"! luv Atm »nJ tUiiimir 6c lm r VlJr» 1 I U U ro» I H wTcwp--" 18C °"ly U%/^ 1 mi. Uundry ORr I ■«»'r^* 12c "i;^ 4» c l ii«8(»tW |(1"s 7r» «Mru IVJV p»t 'i* m f I EXTRA I EXTRA I HfV>»' mJ Glrl I 111. Arf 8e Packet I_l ■KM M//* I>lnt ICH i/| V s«* KlfM. Sowing Throat). 0'« I tCM).r«n!. lllC I l»c TMldrrni r I I Biip^ripr* DC I ii«.«.l t«.M La ar« now showing a complete tin* I lot? Of flUldirtiii lltra««> »i>n •feiaa. £\f% SIU SkJrta. In All kinds of »»H. 1 II J*+ S"k Skl"* *M ""li I I«H ?f/^l pl*ld». »tiit-ii and «»e«a«B Apront, I W^v. P»*ln cotert; »al- b'Mk "d \Wf. hr« I*4 r lone and ahort I v" to 11600. with pockrta. r SBS«Pfe»^ now— on '"Oi.-r I pus 1 $2.89 125 c I PThubbelicol ,1' 7CO-:CJ PIKt ST. Bj DEPOSIT lav r»r ta ggw rwrm n Itk ik* l x o 11l I .-round J^^^Ja'^^6S^^r^^Sr^3tSp^il^m j U-iattraM, f*e«y tlrkln*. roll jr-^f^^^^^T^^Fr^S^^^ifl^!^!!!!^^ rlm»!i .'--1 v tfcwß MWJMW MJJBJiW I Core* la *a th*-m II 1 lilll I a^llJl^il^Til IlTi I]|' J fj 11 111 W \In™PACT I A "Monarch" Means a vMLEAN \A "Monarch" Means a It Art OHFORTABLE Contented Cook ribAr mm ESS 111 IIIIi Ti jl s»mi I ^| Mwh\^ il^^H ».vl mi,: W [h h^ rrlrbrmt^d Nation r •^p7fjilj^flS^ iJ^J™«»; *«r'" cok "on "MAI.I.EAHI.B MON "ICO \JUK I lIUOUTtI A ncil RANOE." The tbou»«ndi of xood houwkM«pf!r» who art using them »ay lh»y are al racyl'* lnilVtfAn\i $0 Of w *l* 'lucky' 1 with their cooking. ThU 'liick 1' I. P^W 1 I liUioUU.y ipL.Ld am Monarch con»truptlon-the lil'l-I.KX fftm tm _, t DRAFT, the HUN MM.M TOP—RIVET fI I J.« KD CONSTRUCTION, holding all th. h,at-an.l Hf IXJ r T"' .mm h down, of oth« f«t«re. that put thi. wonderful oni»« In «>ll'l Rulilcn iinri ri -X X^ ltah«.ff JOUST'S ranK^SK^3?fS^E^Sd The "March r*^rZf&ijE3* W 4.——, TAX AMENDMENT IS ASSAILED Commercial Club Goes on Record Against Measure. The Seattle Commercial club last night went on record against the pending constitutional amendment la regard to methods or taxation. The salient point of the resolution passed against It was that It gave each legislature power to Changs the Ut laws of the stale. I. X Moses, who offered the res olutions, assailed the amendment as a tool through which btg cor porations, through corrupt legts- WHO'S DISORDERLY? ASK THE POLICE Mico-Headed Copt Try to Act Intelligent and Fall Down. I Gather 'round close and listen— It a CtH.it. Just In eiplaln, there Ik a city ordinance which deflnea disorderly peraons: "It shall l>- unlawful for any person to Idle or dissolute, or to go about becdnß, or to be a common ratter or brawler, or not to lawfully provide fur himself and family, or to habitually misspend hi* BaM about famine houses or ••loons or to tw found In the night time and not give a good account of himself." Now. here's the tate which was I unfolded In the police court yes terday afternoon: A chap by the name ot 11. It. ftttcerald wa* »r rested two days ago by Srißiatit of Pullf* A. J. Wi11..-, and City l» tectlre Gil Phllbrtck and taken to th* police •tattoo as a "disorderly person." Any person who frequent* th« nolle* court knows, or ought to know, that a "disorderly person," In the legal sense. Is as stated above. Wllkes and Pbllbrtck testified that for the past three months Fits* gerald has done no work, ritiger aid produced evidence from. his physician. Dr. Charlea II Cowan, that be la a sufferer from chronic lumbago, and Is unable to perform any kind of labor. PUigerald Is married and has a family. lie owns a home valued at 5.000 on Twelfth and In the paat tbr*** years Ole Hanson, the well known real estate man. says Kite gerald haa handled |r. IXH! wurtA of property through his office-. The officers testified that they never saw him even under th» In fluence of liquor. Decause be patrontfed a like «t. cigar stand and spent several hours each ).i»t tbe same as par-I eons wtth far less wraith linger at Spectacles $1.00 And un We can please and a,.1 you. Schachard Optical Co. 1207 •wood it DELUXE V3 V ■bHHh 1 I |h« p»»»»i»e» 100 ARCADE C* ma. TffK STAK WynNKSI>A.V QCT H 10W tiUtira. .-.mill chant* or lower their (•tea to ault thatiiaelvea. Kiauk VV. naki'i .>iiii»aaal»r.l Hi. fact that King and other lar|« countlna would Int. i.«.iauar of Hi' heavy oipeuaa of patrolling rallrnad property fin which It would dartre no conitileratlon, Inasmuch aa (be aniendraent provide* thai the rail roads aball be taxed by the ata(e. Speaking* In retard to tin- aim of tb* amendment to tat Intancllilr property, B. C. Oaboruo alatnl that (li» roortgai* la th* only BMtirtl] that could M I*l*4, It waa the .ml) one. that could be found, fltatea that have lawa for (he lux ation of Intangible property ai» tired of .1,..,, he declared, I Jo« Hrhtumpf'a rvp* walk, ho •rrt>alrd a* a 'illaonti-i p«raon." I'uliei- Jitilitf John M Gordon promptly decided that Ml K1t»«»r nit! wai not M .llp.iii.li-i p«r»on," and iilNinla«b»ri In an apartment building on Cottage Orovn ny ran ancountcrad th* robbera In lha hallway when |"li>i 10 hla room. One grabbed htm by lha neck, but with a twl*t Ml loose, then started to alug both in* man right and left. Th* atrttnmace worked tha trio to an open fire ea rap*, ami ri«ll mi aware of him peiiloua paaltl«M ha *tlppe affair at- >nra«rf but 11 la eald ii, i Hit. men quarreled whlla ini..«(,-.1.d ami that Ktroller dr»w m mvulver and fired, the bul let In Kearney* braaM. I Kentrney waa removed to a hoaplla.l and la ii. I expected io live. Strut ler oacapod. REORGANIZATION OF A.-Y.-P.F. COMMITTEE Th» i ..inmi'i... of eiploltatlon and tnihllrlty «f the AKlk. Yukon- clflc fair has been completrly re orranlied. i% R. *'*illih» h,, t*.*,, appointed am rlMlrman at th* com mttte* to am t *r.| I'rof. r. '.Imii, re«l«n«d. Henry llroderlck will suc ceed II o. Vrrkea. who realaned •••••ral mnnth* James D. llote and ilfim- M.l*-.. will «-cn tlßu* oa ih* committee and Claud* tt lUfflMr ha« aJ.lr.- Th* eterutlr* committee af the fair will meet i.ii nr.i K'riday. which th* "'"••nl>"l commute* uf rti-lnlia. Ikw and publicity will an. r.,..,n,rd |a prufcabl*. ih> t t^. ofi M«iny win b» tendered a place on a*m* other commute*. 6UESTS OF HOTEL PANIC STRICKEN floe*!* of the Ilolel »*rances. nfth ar. and YeeUr way, wer* thrown into a panto wh*a fir* of unknuwa I txr\t\n «tart*d in th« grorary ilan ->r J. 11. K»rnen. en the first flonr of tb» hotel, ahortly after 4 o'rkick this momlaa-. n.,,.,, fUme* e«uld l>« •xttnculahwd the grprery store was c«mpl*t*ly gutted. Th* lea* will total I When clnuds of smoke poured through il.- hotel hallways tb« about i* In number, were haatlly awakened and. In scanty at lire, made their way 1,. Tester way and ahhercd la ihe •■I in..rnin( air while th* fir. n«n made a hard fight l.» aav* the building The loss Is fully covered by tnauranc*. nut cut* i it iiiiii:ui:ii J. K. Col*, a drugglal. »r. rati» nil :i ll». raua* ah* waa driven to i!*ap«ra!lon by Ih* alght of bar four MMr.n atarvlns and unahla to glv* them food. Mr* Mary Mullany aought th* aid of her brother-in-law, Oluaappe Mullany tuday and upun hla refuaal fired n.t.r ahota at him. Mra Mm ian> wa* arreatad. Mullany waa not hurt. M..m>iia I rxl-i laklaa I PAN KHAM'IW'O, OsL S« The I'allfnmla Woman* I 'nd Meat, to sail to Australia In take provisions anil Jidn til*" I'nriric n....| at Tnlr' i ha* been born to Countess Hicchrnyl r i 11• Iv (iliidvx Vim.l. i 1.11 l -ii,,: inolhcr and child ar« In a sails. SENATOR LOSES AT POKER Bourne Drops $4,000 in Llttl* Gam* PUyed •t Portland. UnlUd P.taa .rHMTLANO. Oft. S«.— It »a» a I MO limit and a all hmi. Hrnainr Jonathan Hum no «v a! lirorolnant player, aim tho Mmlod I look BltjM In a ku.iii In 11, Port land lu.tii a i Runday, i. m ■Imon. In i- 11. Wheeler and I. l^iwrnKiiii. all prominent In Tori land bualneiia 1 irrii-n, In Hit- I Han.r Whrii II brnko up. a 1... rUiiiim m out $4nu» althotiKh at Intervata bo played with auch luck to ran thn other playera in healtalv to call him. In on« hand, with two klnca and two rmiiH llourno ralaxil ipj>.n!nl ly before tin- draw, althouith one man wan alandlng pat on a atralghl, and luckily drew a third klnc. 11. won aeveral hundred itollai on the on* hand, flut thla atroko of luck *aa not lufrirlanl to offact hla loaaea, and when th« playera puah ••il their .lulu back ha waa far to II" 1.a.l on the .lav a aeailon. To li.'« be waa mill gain* h« offered to play plnoclo at 1110 a Kama, but everybody «aa looking out of the window. WEALTHY WOMAN A THIEF. United Pr.tt.) illl. »|._ Detecllvr* hera are awaiting word today from ILKtuii. where It la r«i>rrire III* wlf* of a wealthy lloatun |ih>ai> •Inn. will b* arreated. .\ti. Uunphy la 1 'haraed with having atolen monay and )..it. h. »r"l IT, dl« 1 al lh*> rr«|..u. k 17*1 Hth 8. at *ll orlwk evening Of |>;fiirir num. nu. following an llin.«» of aeveral *»k»' duration. The rmwf man had t»>.il..| m«al of lit. life In Heatlte, ha. me educated In |I» -..mm .-i »ih>..!. and In Wilson's Hu«in. reiirge. ll* rtiifl»>-r. r Ilr**, for five u*r# later h-inn em* plo)wl In the city treasurer's ..fit..-. from which he r«»*l|tn*d following Ihe rltv election l..»l aprln*. Mr. M»)i>mk iw a «on of «|.i Michael Ma)ronil •nd Kenera. The speaker* were Tlmmti II Ili-rnrr. li»n K. Khlrlds, W A. llotahelmer, J. A. Ptlnaon, UKi»i" ll..m»« and M. 11-.1.1n. con The atreet mealing* will be held tonight. There will ti* a democratic meet- Ik* In th* municipal courtroom to nli"-kr T. llnbln*on, of Upokane. will apeak on "l-abor" for the democratic monty committee tnnlaht In Italian! UliiUni Hlrkman Miior* will apeak lii Dailard and In Kremont. At th* frfim.i.i meeting Juda* tjulnn will alao apeak, ttatph Derre and Frank ftayr* will •peak at a republican meetln*; iu ni«hi at iiula» 1. Unrtley Ut**n will apeak In Ihe V M. C. A. hall In Vaahon. k I Tomorrow nlKht there win be «!«mi"i concert laat eva-nlng In Ihe i hun ii HUilltorlum. A large numtier of mualr-lovcra and filpncta of the |i(ofr**r »*r» prWMti A feature of th* program was tho m*.rrh writ tun by I'rof. Rilann for the ikcb »lon, bikl dedicated to I'rfnldrnl 1t...... v. n In in.in.i of hl» Midi iinnl varimry. Ilefre»hinents were aorved Hi" Kiirrln, and. iii honor of tin. oon.iliin, th« choir pnmtod I'rof. Kilgrcn with m *|ilrn>lld gold natch. i i i>ri I- in tun ii Ti:o st*am*f Utopia, whlrh Mli on flrtrn(lriK ««»ln Oil Ilif Hi lllnKlfiiiii inn In l.illrr rnniiltlnn Ilian e»«-r. Tim mmnl.i>ra of the crew who «*ro burned In rigtillnir the flam»-« have rrcovrrnl I aufflrl»ntly lo be «R«ln on iluty little tho worae (or their Mlhk adventure, Three Tlaura 111 MAItPIIAI.I., Mlrh. Oct. srt.T li,iili. k iiihilKli-.i bii pjport and teatlfl* of .IJ>'■>■■• 1.'.1.iy fn-iii th* third woman M had inarilml tin mm i. ih« aid "i a inulilmuiilul bureau.' M.H*..... Ijf'M *M BU'TS F°R «3?. 51 j Crand~A~ssortrnent Jlfffi W"' Bf Suit I I ———————_—. /ffi/Jilllzkl id« Tomorrow ml Brllrr »d Bi fl rr Thin the Us. Mlg WL w M 0 I Grand Sale—Think Ml\fc\«iisv //Wik wH!> hru*-w«-M B iiu thovron •fr»rla. ahadow atrtp* rhrvlola. ale, 41 to II In. wld«; Al llk T.ff.i. R a ir.ndaMutlm*!.! to clmo.« from; valuta no« L.V T'"*U n Til. I. «.r. up ll Tomorrow, yard DOC Hlt.hn n In*. M ri'| drol"r erV" 9 r*h?id nran'" Mn. Homtkcepcr, Theie Are. Most WorthT Economies all rnlora). »*a"i* SI Wn. Houtfltfeper, Thf.e Are Mott Worthy Ec—»iie« mar tic *.i Coat* In flan- r K|J n«l or nov»ltr .i.i. n.« .in ion iii.wiiirr*. ii.i*. "It*"" "r'r S| r Uf!Jw"r»r" palr" Whiu Cotton lllankal*. blu* and pink l.,lti* for _ i Bold button* the llttl* |oti; prlr* l»c. if. SAI F WA and braid lleu*«k«*p*r*' BaU |»r|r«, »ach 4jC >J^*->' M ALu ..!!sii ivh..«um. pun»M>H»VAitn. r,,v H ,r, WW i, aft Tti# now Rowland I'lalda for achnol or houca liiiim «'i you "*™~1*~11—"* I A... tl 7^ "ardlr if tham from th» all wool, and axorea of pr»tty Bafotjr Pin*. >J Uaqifl »I.^.J MlOlna 1., rhon** from; i»«ul«. |,il.» l% IS|M To 11..10 X I Vaat. In tSitra 1.1- i ,if.» i b.i w 114 It*** _ ,-_ Itr Envelop**, V J *li». t.l«h nKk 11., r^ 1,,j >fee ij 4 ?ir.t. 'ha nns **fi° r" rd* V°itf"> »»0 cak#a Wild Hoaa I dotrn Women* ,V 1. fM J !mt,.'l »okV n l tilt* dou> pet ake a »>»n I.Hlrr doi»n kc X il-l« tilan l)»r. Whlla fa«t t. fTXJ BC3T nroorai- M; rttfon "I'titen 2S yy& #l^%.y Jr C.rd Hook •mm r.,,H. rl!.i.-.l %Jf r ttajrdei to off a* »)i«uril thi» rhnrc" that a Uric* *urn of money was u»fd to i"- hit nomination before tha republican primary, ami make the coutstet cbarg* that the burial Hunt, BO called, la endeavoring to elect m«\ I domi not seem to be pccn^iallv t*fnr•- the convention of I*o4, and waa defeated; attain In 1904 bo Bought tli« nomination. I'M* Mm'- he says li-xr« pi the one firm (and tin lirnnrhrai which sup plied the munitions of political war for him In that campaign. The fact of ill. matu-r Is that them are two law firum of fu neral dtrwtnra In S.'alllo. each rail lug the utlur a tniKt, and It wnii that for years ilif office of cor oner haa been aouicht by Hi. in for biulnexa rcnxonH. la Confuting Public Dr. ilpr la endeavnrlns lo con fUM the pulillc aa to lil« ri'latlona with Hi. Mini, i taker* Will he deny that In a public niei'tlni; bv\d In the Ktßhth wan) ln*t numuior, a certain llllllMl IHkIM announced that he had upent nearly $2,000 for Hnydrr In l»0fi; that in' ill. i not care who I.ik■» It, and It wan no- Ihml>'k iiimini-HH but hla own, what he spent and how he spent It? Thin name man In now tmrklng Dr. .i.iii eampalßn He 1m re puted to have (Unlimited nearly -000 for him In the primary, port of which wua all own money. l li.' doctor chante* that fur every dollar upent fur him, ten were apent ngalnrt him. If thin be true, clncn It not mi-til time that thla be rhnnced? rim the doctor truthfully nay that lie Ih recclvltiK no flnunrltil help? i i.m swear thai i .mi not, but on ill.' contrary, am doing the unprecedented thing of pnyltiß my own ax pan tea. What help I am recelvinK I* not flnnncinl, Inn the good -penplo ure |nis»lii»; the word alonK the line, that mi oppoitunlty I now exist* to elect .1 HIM II who la under no obllfatloni whatever. fAiiurtd Moral Support. It In true thai i have been n» nurt'd of the nun ii I HiipiHirt of mmio of the smaller Independent under laker*. Why? li In because they rnallze. that ray election will Insure them the discontinuance, of the KhoutUh (Martin- of having In fight for that business which relatives of coroner's ohn with them to haw. If they felt that Dr. Rnyder was disinterested, would they take this attitude* Aik them, and get their ati«» If the firm which mx opponent chooses to call the burial trust Is supporting me. It has I" so dl» creet about it that neither myself or friends have, hrard about It. Cannot De Impartial. Finally, I submit this: Does It look reasonable that a man who has been the candidate of on« firm for four years (ami li openly admits' having spent considerable money tor him) can be and remain Impar tial? I say. No! (111 the. uther hand, I am paying my own expenses, tbeiefore can in under no obligations. I reiterate, hem my platform: A strict ob servance of the law A clean, effi cient. Impartial and economical ad ministration. Personal attention to the. office. Full and complete pub lic records. No unlawful or unfair advantage to an>on*. I contend that politics should not govern In an ofrire of this char acter. It. h|. |fu!!v. QBOROI N. U'LOUOHUN, M. D, Democratic Candldatn for Coroner. LARGE SUM IS DUE IN TAXES OnuMy Treasurer Q6rml«y Matril I'H'l'l" il I' .I. •(11l I. :n,tl-.« In tn> --i i. .i. il i,\ i,ul of III* t»B7 In levy cif |i,«1,t|1.:». Ho Sajrs i',,.i ii,i« It an unuaually liiiK" amount In remain ■\U ic.l at tlila Hi", of th« year, i.... Which int. nnt |ialil by I■■ .1 |J, Mr. (lorinley >a>», will 11 ti> 1 ■■•-■>t ami .1:.. .1 11 1. 1. at 1$ p»r ■Mil from Jun« J. I»«I. IU 1. al Ip««I |kUS.«»O to com* in befunt that dat*. POLICE ARREST TEN CIGARET SELLERS V.n I with 11 i.iin X thr .1, i. law KovrrnlnK III* aal* of flitarvt I'li-i in I. n in ,|-i I- t. 1 of ■I- 1' Klnniln »ii hi 1.M.-.t U«t nielli 1 1 Hsrnaßl ot r..n,. a. j. wuhi-k mvi City 1 11... mi 1 i iii 11, n Bach wii 1* .i-.-.l on 1..n -i.ii bull, ii" in.-11 inn ".I wrr«: II I» m,. .1. \V M. Mi'lliMk, (V 11. Hraunarlitlil, Jo» Ciilllna. Wiuimii I'uhrhurir. Frank 1.in..-. M I'til. ...I II 11. 11..11 IS.-, t Mill. 1 iuml B. Mvi .1 v.i .i.ii.- haa y«t hern »«>t fur Ilielr trial. lltlNilHH l*arllamral %lrn*. HT. I'UTUUHIUIIttI, tirl. 2H.—Tli* autumn iubkii'li of Ilio lluiil.ni par llamrni convened with M, Klmmfykoff |t»n r*crl%«d t.SOI. '11.rr cancltttntro i*cr $4. Agent* fee vߣ*Bj*> Si.iry, Adams' Johnston A Murphy's Howard A Foster's Strong A Garflald's Shots MEN'S SHOE STORE 80S First Avc, jllll.in Kl.lu

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THE SEATTLE STAR •V STAR »ÜBU»HIN""^J^!J[s._f*? nvrHrrr Sl off at SSSWtj W«»hli>«lnl»^J»^»»«»»'«^'«»«^W«"»f; nirim TO «»11, mimi Kinvuv TM data «h»n r»»» aulwertlttWa a*4r«« label at «eh |»»i Wkn ti>»t .!.i» .nu.. If >«ur uWili.tl.in haa •at Mat* b»»a paM l« «.w«««., v««r lim O>» lm A a44t*w tab»l i» a r».'U iti.^il win II in»r* Ittaa ua«a, Hi**** 1»1«|.1i...i« ""(a IW* wSV"**^*. ««nal» *l at aw a p«if« put themselves I- 'ii the road to fortune at the expense of the It is this graft that has for years starved prisoners in the county jail and sent them out after their terms of imprison ment unfit to engage in the everlasting struggle for sustenance. "Hob" Hodge, if elected, is going to stop it. "Jack" Williams, if elected, will keep it alive. "Bob" Hodge will see ■at the prisoner without money is given wholesome food. Ct "Jack" William- will compel him to beg from his fellow prisoners or from someone on the outside, or grow weak and I thin through lack of proper food. These things we say are true. We have for it the word of "Jack" Williams, and the word and the clasp of the big right hand of "Bob" Hodge. As we have said before—it isn't a matter of politics. It' a matter of common decency and common honesty. In the light of it all there M be but one outcome of the vote on Tuesday next. The people must and will choose "Bob" Hodge. They can't do otherwise and be true t.i themselves. CoMl4«rlnic the (art, th* notorious fart, that bo man ha* mttdtt a cant in th» offle« of sheriff, the lix-inrahl* prnJstmcr with which candidates ha»» sought that ufflcra In the pant quite gg—t our con ception of iho agsr*n confident of hi. re-election In public. It Is a foregone eoncluilon. or at least a fairly aaf« hot. that he has a brand of private w»r r that isn't rraaln« as alwtlon day draws tu>ar Sonw explanation of th« woman irfraca movement may b» found to the fact that the man who. In a humorous moot, receotly triad to barn his Wife to death, gets 63 days on the chain gang for bis JwuUrttr Th» discrepancies In the pre-eWtlon announcements of th« torsi cotleg* vote, leads to tin- lini>i'*»ion that some, on* mutt if bluffing, or shall wo say genersllilng from Inaufßdoat data. llr Erickson doesn't take th* philosophical satlafactlon over spilled milk that we would naturally eipct from a man In the boat* ■Sam On general principles a should not bo shot on suspicion, or ores circumstantial eTtdenc*. Jam«« Schoolcrsft Sherman will now pleas* step to th« head of the Injured Innocent* class. INQUISITIVE EDWIIN By V. W. Schaefer "Ain't our i.ui Uughlng j.i. U.i«• a jackai!* for laughing V "No, although a running brook la a brook running." "Thm a running it.uk la a trark running, Un't it?" "Is a helping work ft work thftt "I should think so." Than 1* a bathing baach ft baach that bathes?" "And If a duckling Is a young -r mashes rmlatoas, doe* peanut buttt>r butt "Jlunh. lam reading "l(l!di»garde's IlumllUtlon. or Her Fblm T»«>tli Keil Into ll«r I'l«t« of Houp Wh*n the H 11 on ii.vkxl ll»r tlut to 4ruita ■ii don't bother is*." "tlut, maw, 1» sinking bark barking »!nk?" "Ask m» no mor#, Kdwln." "If a chilly f i -t,.' a fr. chUI. Isn't a monkey wrench a wrvmhy monk?" "No*, my child' 'If a dog biscuit It blsrult *»t»n Iby a il'iir l» a hors* plutul a pUtoi •att-n Uy a liornu?' 1 "Oo away! 00, I t»ll you'" "And If kitfnuy utew I* a Nlaw of kidneys, I* v hor*« tar a car of h'»r»o»?" "I'll t-81l your futlii-r to you If "And If a writ rnailu aklrt in a skirt iii.uiK -I. is a court h»uas hug a hug houxi rourtt" "I*o, I ti.ll you." "Arid If it dlwin horn ni*kra a Mioo g(» on fust, docs hii atitornoblU horn innitd an autotnobllo go on fast?"' MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS Hs Vialta Iho faith at a Bpaclal Corrsapondonl and Makaa Wlrolooa Obaorvationa In Hla Notabook. I UN FACT FICTION" MOS TAN YTHING Some Figures And a Few Light Extras Bom* Hi-" (tart out to prartlre what they prrsch. but the; aaoa get out of i>r.if

The microphone U an Instrument hat makes the tbrrad of a fly •tmnd like lb« tramp of a troop of ealvanr nua Ii magnifies sonnil.

A feature of tb# |.i»«. l!*!kati trouble U that the ai>eallnl rt»ll Ued nations are scrstubllnjt to nr*; which can moat rffi' vlnlst* a iwtemn treat)'. If the Turk had kooa. Enltty of thtt. It wonld Iktve CAlled "un«p«akable.** i-■«.';• Wife—l foun>! a i.:!!«•.I lnioler&nc T»i# wurit •i...iit r**l I fn»-.f.'« It ih*fr* titamaat unpapu- U' lvii) I'i.on would say »i- I I! l*ii'r «i Ilk* (h* •B«lh»ma tha Ilia*. ir«f». fact that tolatanr* la n t»r.-at of *Ir(UML *v» i la 4*«t«na(* cnarltr that rnaliow radlanm of tna aaul that li*t ta as oil |.»-.i.'»'« iik'" ml i,',ini«c« with i.a ealva- Hal r,»r« (i««». r «i. 1 undar •tundlfia; But Dial |.>l«ra If war 4 tivcamv nurruwvd v* i>r». ant m»anln*j—a, innihii mnlrihu. Mm to a* »i«fc-if»l- ot«.Mi»U.n fur Itta iiH'T'«i'» of II.• p"■•' Kar wary Kami qaatlli' a**m rarT**)M»illnß Tha rMcf il«{a«t of lha "tinra «ultan-l alrtxr a paint at an an »iiinK-f.-.« io nr.i: tim: oTMi:rt »T.I.I.'>WH «U)K u|- THK UI'K.«- TIoN. Weak tr>4ulv*n«r that h •f M. Hir. a«-» alanar, i»fut» and MM I" mtaar, pi and profana. la «rorkln« nut I own salvation In tit* narn way. I'aM-.niMir of i.1n.1 ||M taaaU nf !«|..rn To t>» Intaranl of »t» parllrular fatltaa; whan that fallln* U (ha direct oppoaila of own pat *lra, la to rlaa Botch In th* •til" of htmiaa i>ri> i»l. Tha aHUu'la af tnlti I that raro* nlcaa ear human llmltallona >»4 Tilc,lii:»*"lti: rafralna from pro no'in.ltm ludcmant an a hrolhar, la vaatly 4lfrar»i>t from that outward confurmliy t« i!,» arrlptural Inlurx lino. ")ud«a not." »v«» of th* ln>nm«nn( that follnwt: "With that maaaura r» inata. It ■liall ba mcaaurod to you axaln.** Tha man wr woman who llvaa a nt*. a»na anil ronaarvallva Ufa. with *v#rjr amotlon an*t tmpulaa on* 6tr rontrol. rannot undaratand tha gamblar'a p«■•).■». to him tha tantp tallon In "taka n rhanra" la n» I'mptallon al all. tt I* shaar mad- Tha ralrulatlnf Individual who novar I anyona tiattar than hlmaalf, and who narvr tiad an af fartloaata Impulaa that waa not ln> itnrui) by rcxufi, fall* to uniltr ■land lha ttnry of tha Magdalan, What li that for Ita aaka .tr.v'.i KhfiulU r- the m, Iti* 11 I and world drawa itii. In ahud drrlrtjr hnrror And oninnv thoa«> who ahrlfttt ara many wlm havr drugged t l.- ii M'ln >-m to alaap wllh polluna (lattrrr, au* Slaita*. worldly honor*, UoNr.V, IKVKM tin una can I)* In hla Ufa. Nona ran condemn In mnra acathlnc l*rm» w»ak rraalura who bar tara her honor fnr llnarl finer* than lha woman who haa n*v*r knuwn what It inaan* to dnny h#r womanly ttiatlnrt for nilurnmonl whnaa vlr tu# haa ii'-V'T aanallfd. Tlif* r*aprr*tahl» mart, iloltiff, his small fart I" tha wurld, toutrnl to in.iUi- a Illtl* and ap»f>d lit* ll* v. .-i.i.-r |>rld« la hla i'm:ii|T. lh« |.r... r I!,mi othar man trual Mm. Is flllrd wllli Mti.-i *un-t Whan tut iii« of mi underpaid rl»rk makluK off wltli fund* In tri^t'd tt» hi* rnra. It la I in >-i\ that man should l>u ao batft! It* n«>l I 1 H. L KLEIN I Th« But fihoci Hiring to th* City Whit* Tou w»lt ■17 JAMES «T. THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21. l»Ot otatlnn t»l«nd." li« lh# ludlao o**sn, I* known as the plae* wher« the I sua never ahlnes Funny how kg sums |>copl« can talk about nothing.

In it,, v. Tork UilcabTftrik* tl>»> at.- i iV.Uig tb« ntuiv.ititiM| mm tailw-ai" A photographic, t'.\'•u n«ii»i t»Sk« «l!ti»jin. |.»r t!|f follies Of »i>u » I do in*. lb#r«'4 Thtr* I. ..up .!!!f.;ii a John M*h*r.H a i a Beo3la i trjrt«i.'r i yin _i a mlf>4 thmtm hu mutwt* poMlbt* Kin nn.l aif r-im>i». I hap* Ihl* ia |h» ■our* •'tiirailun. »»r| Dip "Tim IhR malt la rixlur* ara Iba on»a vorlh (Mil •at lac S _mJBb m^w Hf bß^. *^JI Exceptional Values 1 in Evening Coats and Capes Through a I iiurrha*^ of our N. fork buy vr. Mr* ara #naHlad la utttr, at in» urt b*(lnnln« of tha --•••n. aama airfptlonal l>ar*«lna In Rv«nln« Coat* and Cap**. Thl* I* nromlnvnl maun 'vi« i,,,..1,| ii,,-. and you'll find tha atria* i-«ptlratln«r In th» axtrama. Ti.r rolorlii«a all th* .1. n. 1 1. ,i i, •o iiopular for «%nlng w«mr. Tha |iri..» «r. |mm on» --fonrth In iif i mm,, rafular, and raiiit* frum I; 0« a|». Nvwlr arrlrmJ, a\*a, t» a ttna •-n flin; Matin >m..-«. In iMi.-. atylv, wllh «,f Hants iiMl.ii.l |n :,,..l. h Al»,, \V ....In, i »ti, (or »lr«»t w»«f, In i'hii. -u-.i. wllh int.', i> ii» ,ii,i and altavaa. Prlrad frnm $J*S» uj». fltir >1,,.1r,. I rrdll >i>ilri«v liardty tnl«K tha tnunay, Eastern Outfitting Company I no. 1332-34 209 Second Ar. Union St. "Stattla'i Ntllabl* Credit k Houit." STAR DUST A WORD FROM JOSH Will. "V« kin mat-*; a boy Hit lilltht ly o' mornln'* by l»llln' him th»ra'» no achool. HOW I* Da II Clerk—That (tarty uptown ho want* lii in coal and we tiuvi'ii't any. l*.al«r~WHl, •«n'i him (lark, mill If 1.-. ImM'l Ilk* It, MM lump II You Know th« Man. Moat of in nit- ■>qua■■l| If you ar» In a hurry. Mi r: In one of th«*M> p. and during a walk abroad the iiih'i itiiitiiliis 1,, (lauai-d Is nttiinUiifiiiiiit oulald« friend"* li>ni-" llafnrA II atd, w-«i y, and 111 i> !iiiMT.ntually tnananrd to lorat* tho dlmtnutlvp iintprtt'tflr. "Wu4 if ■JaM Bl*i" mr aomHhln' to kill raoth«r li« acked, and promptly aupplled with packet uf Iramphor ball*. "Good day. air." tald tn» ltu*ln«**»' llkt> ctirmlii brUkly. "1 hop« 1 I shall aooa bay« tbo ptwaaura of Ing you again." il« him ajdiln «ji!t.- mmm, 'but, aa It haj'swisi, M ma win, no partiratar ploaaiir*. ~Ar-r«» you in' moonyfariHJ lit- It* Imp that aovtd n;r i>aiiii*'j «houi«d tb«> Illtxtrulan. Mat In latrr on In th» day. In Id, iM-rtiniinou th* man pill* ,i.| that Sir maa. "WVII. thin." bOWM Mif Irlah m«n. Jl«l 3ni«> h«,u:r wld UM>. ab* if ran hit a atnicio moth wtd wan l» ih.-»r llttln hayihrn i-ii.-ii., I'll ap«re *I* ihraihtn' gtt i.iltr-t«(•••. »a\ nothln' |j)" Notice to ihcT^ubliT" r'.-tniiiii.-iu TOt'ltlST IIMIKI. TI'HKIHII HATIIB wtU rwopen Novomtwr 1. Main and Or-I rldnaul. Ititaiai: Man. IUS I Ind 4341/ fBOAMUr^ iiiAn.ste it»«t«, too aa Hi. l«nn*; c!»»« to I car lino and take; Set. i, ci»ar> I •d; fln« for ciilrkva* m 4 b»r- I I National Land Inv. Ca, In*. 1 nr.t «v J mm m, B M dm mtk ■SB jVE Knosher's Corner Second and James Street We want you to visit our Ladies' Coat and Suit Sec tion. It is located on the balcony. Obliging salo women «i!' show you our stock o{ New Winter Coats There are three line* that are especially attractive— handsome "Broadcloths" and "Kenley" Coats, semi fitted, I rimmed with fancy and military braids; fifty and fifty-four-inch lengths $16, $18 and $22.50 We know we will nave you from $2.00 to $5.00 on every coat in our stock. We have marked these gar ments at very low prices for quick M-llinjj. Don't fail Here is another interesting item in our Coat Sec tion. About 72 very Stylish Winter Shirt Waists Made up of a fine quality of Embroidered Nun's Veil- Ing; correct coloring*; reseda green, cream, tan, black, brown, etc. Excellent $3.50 values. Your choice of tin- entire line at, each CHAS. KNOSHER CO., Inc. Second Avenue and James Street BY JOSH I.m.uih' rlbm an 1 nrnamanta n»«a«lf ll' the mlml* brokci," I'atm I wl»b Mai) young mail would coma round nfl'T aup p«tr." MaUr—"That'i all n« mm com« attar." Chaarful. Th« knack of looking at thn in 1.1 lid* of thing* W«* noVPr da V«l()|M>ll in mil h |ifl Hun KH In in* -Ma of man who, ntu a railroad accident, trli'tliiii was I" rt r*BKK«rat«»d: your husband i liii head and cut off, i,'ii only on« »i in ip I WERE AN a O. t I'd klmt of l> in. ii >i«-i !dn* that lad* ar« ram With whom thwlr builnma MM) would n!inrn dtwrrtlnn'a Tho kind of boy H>. lake to. Golfing Net* "Htn jrwi know," «ald Freddy. "I nrvi-r bad |J«n llf«, and wbcrt I th« old Krotrhman aim! MM lbs first thtQK fur mo to dit, he h-ln-.i at tim juat Ilk- ii.i. and aaid. 'Hoot, mem!*" 'Tbrti what did rou do?" ''I booted, of tvurtv." Unantw«rtd. "I am for working' man said tb» candidate. "Hut »nj.!».».• b«'» workliiß for tin otb«T »!d«r cam* the role« from nnt!!r *hM raiMtaa W w»wiM I* rrar ii mi Bltklk tt.r.ut t.i...» |-l«. k*4 UMk l-b-.«.. 1.1 >tl* MOtß*-• A. M TU I* 11,,*.I 1,,*. Embroideries mm Tomorrow w o atjhdllargeon's Starting at w* i.i....- on safe jj^ rholcfl »«iu. nainsook and cambric M rle«. '_, _ T*;.' Picture* and Fram««; xutt i A Skirt Trunk $14.73, of hard- |il»i«r «frai>N, p ».-t framed plcturvt; liniuttei tf«X« with b*t boi, cloth pactels, art (rowaa, ifSL Ill"n iuu «-tc. 60c eaxh. J- 11 Cut Otaa* »1.50; you'ra paid v. _ ♦500 and dldnt Mt a. prt-t- Writ'"B *W »c gjigl ty or as koo4; *-lnch bowl. i prHUly IHhoßraph«d^| ln«-h nappr, rr'.fTr tray. 24 nfcpcts of paper ialif• •uKara, creamers, etc., etc. envelopes. The b«H»t doll values In town. I'yroKraphy Rood*. Coaj-1 tiitht novels, 60c each. J. A. BAILLARGEON& CO. S^raf Strut ,-The Week's End-* The Salary Day The Time to Save Saturday evening, fromlfijtfl m rnVvS.!^^. o'clock, is llr time when nuH MlfrS&O^. those who put -ten into tlicßM? Hr^ k 1*!! lrtn9 t*sjjktjtri ll l /;[Q j their earning as they have dffiAi itf'JU^^^^Wßi Mlij to save—and then- steady accoaa |wl'l ll*^kVlßr lations, plus the 4 per cent G» ijij|^^ C/N'uAVl^HO^J pound Interest, soon prow to iin lilt' If ft 1'" y^lttO^Jr? substantial sum. Extra derb, o /sjr^rtj^raf tra windows, extra facilities of f»c; *°rt on atlir('a.v evenings, froa6i ai..». imimm. 8 f>Vl>-taf from th« sound boi to tha horn. TWt «lg complete with 13 eight Inch record., (Bali or r»«. [laruiffntii Sherman, Clay Co. 1808 2nd Ay«. EXCLUSIVE VICTOR DCALCRB Half— Rates-Ea* W» r«n (art rou i.r«ii, hair jour f r»i«hi lv all t»inn RfKINt MOV IMi A dTOnAIIK «"O tor Third U an .1 »««bln«IM Mali. IAMi tail. 'I _.j W a •UY TIMPAHUTE GOLD M INE STOCK AT *'^Jgl It U rapidly arriving, and will make Mr money for pr««» KAVANAQH CO., Inc., Mm« Optr»tar« 704^^678 JO HNSTON BLDd

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jffi'.y^^x' AN rxiK>Jr- Ot' CPUI^Jv lf> Tj^/i^rAH Pr,'lXoHvn n ll"hal tS.,At'\ i! ,|UWiUH-r B»ch time I »a. -"SS. We* tenselew ami loft for ''2?iws uniuotc»t.Hl until I re SLVrtWUtlh enough to rt*.' aud now "interrogation. w drspwnt, amonfi other Ji'aua- deep holea 4u my lept **i, spurs and pulled out Mh with ordinary Iron (K ,J »«»rivu v 'Ob tV( J»tl s .jj^nkii an« **r' an bn>«*ht :n. rap a gy^wb^wi wlth ;'j Mr fBtlM f>n i.m I ig; hi hn ~}T&jt* Mil ll* Atr.tU 111.1,

YES! -^At" >Y«*sT Credit It Good I I >4lr> H ilp" E I suits! I MILLINERY I

i?l rich or BB *>r«t*s mat «»rm»M Ml MM I One Price to All |j th n«?w patent cold handle; Si^ $2.49 ll00: ™"-v- r-gatar 7Q S2 49 T».r«lay .«ach 19% EUctnc Door Bell. D°'JJ g^f PUt^ j IS w*th iT'ftT ««nl»r decoratfcjn; worth $2 00 aitfr:"; 75c ffiSiS fSr:r^....Bc IS?* Hor-- lOcFr h*f Tll, "n*t Home bide Workinit St«*l Flr# Bhovel. nwstlly Japan .in d welled »«J. with handle and •w»;w«rth 11.25 pair; 7O_ w«rth 10«J C« ..\|TUG Thursdajr vv,'"V Gold Paint, lOr 00 Stand Lamp. 11. ■k«a OoM paint, in air tight Th» new and '•••II known -Rayo" rnlsM rradr f or n- b^i BUnd Lamp. hea»lly nickel «lWJfiit on metal or wood; pla,ted on solid brass; baa can X«; special, in. ter draft; worth $1.49 °J lUC IJ.O0; citra special I t*t3 Whalf price CHINA SALE I The first time high-grade China ever sold for so lit- I tit money. Ail odds and ends must be closed to I sake room for new stock. Prices reduced one-half I »nd lew. Lot includes many pieces and sets suit llV*bl« foTkmas Gifts. \X— i J '*--tCOnt*lllli«l RAlr flow jACOII /II llt'H i»'t»i-it. kicked hU old mother, And, ivine, the Unit* boy to a Kin.il, rioKKi»d '.in with sifttt cruelty, Uruh /iiiin'n head end lent wore »que«i*iHl Inin a hallrl mi thai lilb I»h1\ «.i> doubled in hull. ||c wu* itmn tii-.iad«'ii wnlßht. Drop* I'liiihi.. were pounsl U|hui hla body and act kllKht. He waa battertHi.' tiiuMlati- and burut All over, yet bo rvuifouaud lo nothltiK. A few HÄ«)» lati on the i-hiiino of ad hcrluK to III!' HmUl Dutnocratle imrtr, r«indomned U» dnath and »hot. On lh«an clotheA. hot food, a bed and bidding I waa pl«rtitwl. He i- still now In the KUm ffntral prtttm, 19 montba after hts arrt««t. I l«K«.-.| four months In the hoapltal. The ayateni of torture which un derwent la the autumn of i atlll contlnnca. tn unite of all official pnnuUr* that t! should ct*M I will .VMTiii. a f.'» of the latest Inci dents which l>aiclally. conatrnct-i Iron masks were acrewed on to tbe h«*ads of the brotbvr* Tut tJ. electric currents were pmm4 I throttirh their bodies, their tevth wera ku.wkiHi out. etc They were onit rt.| to coofr-ss to brlnx Social D—W>cr»n In January last, ISOS, the political flobt. Kn!.« was brouxht to the secret police from the Rtjta ccstral prtatm. ordered htm to bn Mt-il ta the !Wtal r>&>arratte tn-nrti," and li» waa beaten with Jhe wire and ruttap«Tcha rods." fit*t fret wer«> scared wltb burning »m her* and b*> was eubmttt«d to cer •am unm«ii'luaai>l« torturva daring six nUi;M. til becaua* of a chant* of I-:,,iu:ink to the t^ettiah Morial Oemorratk in Im shot ui»d«y one «>f 111* fill n.lx, lnl:.\l> .ilcil iipmi thi*lck..he returned to IVl«ii.litii|t under mi nn«uiu)* mi the iil;u-t «i«'uV The (iffirir then approached him And 'lu.har^r.i a revolver At his brad. The warder* flnAlly pushed ihi- body Into the grave And I I. il It •lit) .nrtli I mw iiiaut ulli.t prlaon«ra in tho ItU.t centm! prison «ho were re cently in i nn..i. I nit I do not re imml.tr ihi-lr n>inw* I my»««lf Mn-aj,,..{ final ilinth onlr tnankA ta the douited n*«l«iatirhl,, vi, t*-~T»m. p»r»nt-e f»rrt>* won thrr# ...u-.«i P Mloa al» till i»-n» a lol»l ,rf |.eit ulmm i »t#n ».>i..-i i,..1,, uf ,i, r naw j....:« far .Uilnn thlataa i..l«v .i-,i» a aatrhal i-onialnlna; i»»»i.» and •"""•i 'r «n» •••'Bealh it* inn of Mr* J I r«lrl». v. y» r B(fh a I«rktn -»r»»i car. The MuUn prwpartr la taluo.l at f I.TM,' u-AXiitMirrnN, cvi. s«-~Tti» ar. «um«nta for a n««r trial ..kr.i (or I*ll'll ll»rn| tit«t I-' ttopMlr reactaa fi !>•»•*.vi nt'tmir ta nil a** at W« »i.i —ii 11 iMiicMtiiiMi iimm.l nlllll iiKirm taa> ia \mt»tl»mu M..X iv-iuu, These Dealers Recommend and Sell In Sealed Carton* I*l*% £5» X)^rk jjL/T ••Perfection Imidr. Only JFJljf \J^ T CJI.I laO'lLtlli I 1 il %^i Protection Outside" For 4Oc Per Pound If you have not already done so. a pound trial will be well worth your while r. H. Ashler. 1248 Frank At*. m. Fr.rti.-r. I>. nnr Button. Motcalfa A rarsoaa. Walllngford and Kll Anderson A Gardner, Twelfth and R. Tin*. John Flnnarty, 411 Denny «ay. bourne. Mai Aillit. l«:i EaiiUke Aye. II if. Forbes. Rainier lU»ach. M«lr«m» Grocary. Thirty-fourth and X J. K. Armstrong. Will K« «ui«> «haa Ft»t«r. til K. Forty -fifth 81 Ualoa. Lout* Anderson, Tmn water Htatlon. T 11. Pox. 5520 Omm* J. Mlrhinr. Blitys|xlh and Aurora* A uatro-American Grocery, Si3J First At*. M»nr> Oriattl, l«imM« V. C. Im>b, 2101 Ka.tlak* Av«v>*;', F"r» Allrn Crufff) 1, I"! Kltbonme Ay». Goddard A LH»ers, 211* 14th AT* ft C II Nichols, Ml Federal Are. I A. \u000a 1019 I".- K. MaitUon Kt. Oor«itu*o Mercantile Co.; U*>r Grocery. MO Queen Ann* Are. J. lUrrla 2317 North Fifty seventh St. Mr* K. tr--n V..>im««'..wn I'ubllc Mark. Grocery. 1501 MM Place. A llfxirUl. 1003 Kowell 81. CuU.- Iln.n, 1102 T«. nt!«-!h Arc. A. C. IV(.-r»on. 30M K. MaJiw.n. Drown It I^ampson, (02 VVvtt Crock«tt \V. Orahara. Thirty •*enml and Madiaon. J. A. Pad!«y, I«■ nn 4>lghth and Jackson. St. N. If. George, Kaattake and Merrvr. W. I PMM Columbia. K. J. l'.rowrr. Kill Sixth Are N. W. M l»lfford Co. 1124 Thirty fourth A*«. C. B. Perry, 601 Qn. 8. »nd Ilawkla* Mr \an Aaarlt Peac« Maaaa. Third and Jame*. Ron At* W. W. Hi.imw.-r. 100 Aloha St ItoMoaou A Rfynolil*. Rainier llearh. A. It liorton, lir.i'ar.l llaniwti A Sun. 413 MadlKin. J. M Ryan. Ninth and II,,».■!! J. if. itiM-hm H«lnl»r Mlvd and Graham. W. X, Howerton. X 42nd and *Uh If. Rainier Ilcach Merc. Co., l(alnl*r Death. R. Buaap, Ml Qu*en Anna Ar«. V. I, 11.-l.lrl. I Inc., South B«attl*. Star Grocary and Market, Kiphhiul. Mm Don Brooks, U0« Kensington Place. K. Men.l,it. CM* Station. John 11. XX.it.m. 101 i: Firtyalith. Brook I) a Avrnua Grocery, ISth and T. 11. 11-rr»lt. \\>»t H.-4111.- Skinner. South Shore. Drooklyn. O. ll««.ii HI North Hroadway. T. 0 Hmallrn. r.Mlt and nth N. E. J. H Itatlpy, IlatlarO. C. H(sy«r, 110 Ilk* HI (1. 8. Stanley, Bcrrnty rinit and Aurora. Guy IlaUojr, do: YVeatlaka Are, Ilodgan Utty, Thirty-fourth and R. I II Sinn... \V,.,,.n.■. najlard. J. II Bcutt. 10.')ih***t H'-.-ittl. A. M. Johnton, f**OTt»town J. I". Bailth. l-'mii ti-«-nth and Madlaon. V. M Mini. .-iiKitil Johnson A Harold, Tarentlnth and 1; Ualoo. S. 11. iMMM Itamnna. AUmrt Haii.-r. 534 North Proadway. Mra. Julia Jon**, fWillanl I* b»ff»*r, ROth and nth N. R. A. C. Camicn, Fulton Market. Win Krrsten, 44 Woodlawn At*. K. Toukln A Bun, ICOO Halnlor Doulovard. J. P. Cotton. Bouth Park. J. II Kli.ni'v lUllnul R. 11. Thomas. 618 nnv way. Cahall A Haltxavi-r, 39th and Woodland W. A. KHchan, Klghtlitth and Aurora. Union Morrantllo Co, Illllman City. Park Ay«. Kootros llroa., IBS 3 Droadway. riiiun Hay Merc. Co. Yesl«r. Central Grorery. 1300 li'vpnlh Aye. John Kyln, llatlard. Undcrhlll A Garrott. 778 "3d North. A. Cook. Dallard. J. U*Mn»l« ;nn Minor Aye. N. 11 T. »rd. l'ubllc Markut. I* It. Car«y, 2707 Madlnon 81. J. I. l,.>wt», v-nlnrh and l.atima Warren A Bymlnglon, r ?2d and ICth N. E. Crramerlo Ilutfr Btoris 1014 B«T«nd At*. J, A. l^vejoy, 769 Galor. Weiithlll Grocery, 1900 Sixth Went. 11. B. Darldson, fourth and Keystone. D. W. l.aahley, Sl] Hroadway. B. I- Wllaon. BUth W.hi and Howoll. Urury A Doting, Brighton n«ach. Chaa. 11. Lalnc, 1012 K. PINn. O. C. Wattfis, Korty fifth and Walllni C. D«ck«r, lUllard. J. \V. l^nnan. Mountain View. B, 8. Witt A Co, Unlvernlly Station. J. W. Kdwarda, 1011 EL Jefferson. J. A. McCartney, llallard. .1 W. Walker, Twenty third and Ye*lor. Kthorton A Lambelt, Latona. W. It. Martin, 526 Howard Bt N. H. Wall 6317 First A\A\\ K. Krtyl Grocery, 826 Flflaenth Ave.*W,m Mares A llrtijrett, m Woodland Park. Win Wattln, Aurora and Thirty eighth. 0, Krlckson, Madlaon Park Moore's IVllratnsson, Bevcntvonth and Wilbur A Black, Becond and Roll J. 8 Kvana. SlOl Greenwood Avo. Yosler. I. I) Ward, 8408 Hint Air N. IS. D, VV. 1,.!-.; I.ntona. Minn.*.,in Grocery, First and Bprlng. Wood Him. I■ Flftet-nth N. D. W. Finch, 4301 Aurora. J, I. Murray, 723 B. Pike. A II Yocuin, South Park. Fiillun Cowla Co., 21st and Jpfrerson. 11. I" Morton, 7468 K. Green I.nUi- lilvd. Y.mhik Watt.i, 5713 21th Aye. N. K. UNITED PRODUCE CO., Solo Distributors tli»r nffUura |liiwn Vli-» |»f»». ■HI ■il-1.i1i;.-, Ml 4 Vim I A, ililmji, ItllitltiN, i!■ i \i i ritrrri|tlri Nurtlt Imhxiit. r«-«l» 1 ii'il, (i Mi* i: r 11>ii. I.lmt" hi, Kalian*; nrti cral lirmu-li i W l Imm Illlllliti, t» tlmtml, a mral far •I.II.VIHMI l.itMniNV .i, If,— c.lh.u.i t'ooh, jHHItI lll«tiur«l IllM-l i,|,uli,nl 111,.-I liilSl.i.iil uf (1,1 I.l,linn MKnllmt Iff lulu nr»i|MD«ri own«tt I .n.l Nuiiik nrrr. wtilch 1,..!.■•• I tlml Hi* rumnauy »llimii|>lliiii i.« furin tru«t, I I II I HAN KltANCtSt'O, fl»-», »*.—Ap ■nl>Uiil( lii i-li.nu (1,,i,i Hip "I'iniir ii.iwoiiiim, whlrlt ha* arrived at N«w Turk frum Mculinn |>»r(*, ti,- «i.iit ii.i»->i »i« k»f" on i>. !.,i.-i 10 in t ii. Indicating th> .l--n n,.n of a lam" vi.-.-l al Tin. |it«-rO Third Seneca" Avenue If Lab. laurr I ja_| __ Ot.YHI'IA. Oil, ll.—U»i-*l|»la t.f ik ..r •ha «t.iti- i.int uffiiK )»al»r* trt-H»ury liy I .ami niii,u,u,i!, i \v, lloaa] Tlia Lull. Of 11,11 i.i In- limn |i| t im-illa mi 1 -'«Ii" t'lllon ■luiiii luiiilh, li.lnu |«MI7,M prim Iftal anil |i. .ii In ii.ivnt li.iiuin of tha al.ti.. lati it Iii«um)(I In ..1...iil 11,10(1 in..im. and th* mitiiiittiii'r «n in-ill" on cud tr»r«»^if Kalr, DOWNKAI.I.DUETO ,;j heavy DEBT (By U-.il.d Pi... I HKIXINOIIAM, Oct. 2d.-~lli.avy doht, roiitinctcid on mi mini of 11"' IdiiK Ilium* mil iii'itih of I,! for ■Ml »if,' i, thfi «n«t, is ulvi'U In A. W. lltmillpy, tlm Irtler eari who iiim eoßtesw] to luiiiiiiiK tin' in.iiu belt, A* ihix|>rng«tnl7.(-i iillllllii-l (if lie. 60,000 iiifinixM)! «r«i rp»liJi!ni« of' roitiit lUU«, On lilm way to thla rlly •liii. Ailolph VlKlli'rt many of the I'i'lr,'» aloiiK tha and Buyti that hn ha* nmdn iiriaiigc nii'iiia for tin- hrliiKliiK of afvarat drill ir.-tmx nnd unlfotin ranh com |i;iii|i-» to .■"''■«llla»ea. 410 lllncklay block. I TRUNKS I W« make thatn. St» vi »^_ portance. All tin- liirli "VJ^lSJ^^J^^rTrW^wfey 'ass monVU 'l;.SS >H ma" imKVnHrTVvj?/ 111fl.• that i-> positively perfect in |i"iiit of con- I ig*&Srii&riwa struction; it's the m.i --lw^Jnßsaki^\ that iin" nTiSw* 11* stands back of with the Strongest kind of a tfuar tntee. then we'll to you our »cry liberal credit-giving on the purchase of an EMPRESS machine—we arc anxious that an EMPRESS be in your home. —come get your KMI'KKSS right away. A EMPRESS GRAND— —with l«l autorn«llo llf> drop l./tW >l>-v int. l»i allvntloa I. i|it..i*.l to th» ■utumatle lirt drop h*k. It I.«» an nl>aulutif ritr*tn« nine |.ltrl»r. Wli*n II." .--v. r tup I. i:i.k ov«r fur M-wlng ii.«- nd of til* tlUMhln* I* »ulnln:«!l'-iill) --lifted Into i.l.i and flrmlr k «it, uii'l «i.'n the tn«pUi-Brai: —our prlrv on this KMPItKKS (WASH C $39 50 fullr «uarant/««l for 19 r«"«ra. —•••tl> machine baa a ramplrt* »»t of latta put up In a lined nx-tal caaa, EMPRESS GRAND— MOEL I- i.li.k hlKh lIMM »»»»»»» all IW~r*rlL f\ !l Important and .> nil It lii.h 1.1n., ii til- U «»»>te^C'^L"^«»»i»'l fi».l W^A IIUOO lw™i«lsj> |st> patent kliuttl*) and R^arlrtir. mad* i^) trl^trf of ii..- b*»t l*mp«"rfd «-»i all-Ui>ar- OBW 1 I Mr TiS3' ln« The .ii I oak l.i«.)v >^'3j j Jivf' jJHANU I- model eon t{& %A^£^ fu>!> warranted for I* Vj*S*^*•**** rn|| *r want cirl and i->> IntAfioru niriiill Greater s*V?/# HI»«'al School Unttona. We have been JuWJI vrrjr bu»y I i«t w.. k ajid thla, r.ul.t. rlrm lb* many RlrU and bo>» who art? coin* to and ai- MiiinK GUSTO, th« unf>qiiai fuiiii'uT. pollab. —and r»BPmb«r, wo pay you for your Iroublp—sr for every tmttl* of GUSTO ■Man |M>ii«h you tell— besides roil haw yuur choice of the hundred* of premium* on display In oar windows, affording to the number of bottle* you wii. StandaruHffl^inxitirTeCo^ SEATTLE. SECOND AVC. AT PINr ST. TACOMA. '—Glen Brook—* Mineral Water PURE WHOLESOME Best for Mixing with Liquors. Insist on the Genuine. Our Label on Each Bottle. Pacific Puget Sound Bottling Co. SOtt MANUrACTUKFRS m FOR WOMEN &k WHO SUPPER y^Wr^-vA I W* want to tcelt you how w» cur without trOR WOMEN WHO SUFFER rtruv* unii w* off#*r you, fl y Illuntrated book, cvpinlnli.ir our method of t A I treatment. Thl» book l» finely lllu»tr»tad mill tontulni lot of valuable Information r». /vf^lV imrillnn tlio c«u»«t and euro of Ji»»a.«« II V •*'M^'v\ why drug* don't cur«, and ahows how /77(T\\-—♦Uctrlclty. i\ W#-\VV\ Our I'llfTtro-Vlnor will cur* «n«ry of /A\ 1 \JiJ l'l \W n*'vou* dtUlllty. wrakntai of any kind, utorn V 11! ill heart, liver or kidney troubl?*, rhvuma 111 II"!'. r-'ln" In bark anil ahouldsrs, ■rlatli-a, \l ll' 1 l'lKii-.t*". neiiralglii, ronatl^ntlon. tl)«p«fiila I ill I ill all troublaa «h«t« itvw Ufr cm rotor* health, i, t ~r\ c c v ii r> Call or Send for This Dr. S. S. Hall Co. r««l- T till sr.-..i..l Ay, s,.«tHr. OOOK 1 Oliay riean* *»nit m», pr». If you e ,;i ml nut paid, your fr<-* 100-imn* rnupon and mall It to tm today, I liluatruwd book, lu-iil-l \v« will »»nd yon our lflO-p»«;<» hook, prupald, (i*c. Cunaultattun Natnn f'»«" urn Hours—» a. m. to <s p. Addreaa TiimiUv anil Saturday until I I 1 I in.. Sunday. 10 to II a

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Do not trust printed time tab.* In newspaper*. For time of departure and arrival ef train* telephone King Street Station Information Bureau. Suneet. Main 2740, Independ ant 111. "WwWWWwWWW W W W W W W IIIKI'II MITICKA. Thoropion—To th* wife. of 0 Thomson, city. October IT, a aon. mo.-k.lrn To th« wlfa of W. I. Btoeklea City. ti-b.t I*. a tens liter Smith—To th* »lf» of R- HmUh. 411* Aurora, elly. Octob«r II a aon DKATII MUH'M Lelth A. It. l*)ih It. October 14, 111* 7th ar. FUNERAL DIRECTORS^ HUTTKItWORTIt IO.M. I'.r.clol. a&4 l !>««»a.4 K.n».«im«>» 1111 l.i, Hhi*4 r«»« --■klai Own>iM4 I* rn»«i« I•• (Whu I ••Mm aifrr d*-r M^'-l ••••m»| l la Hm rr*. .Ik aad Maa OIiARANTEKD Cl'nl roil KHW MATMM «l|l TklnJ H. W. rhoaa Or**« 411 Mr. HUnrh —11*11 IT.NTIIAI, Qttlfk Dm M.(«lr lll.h. ••I «r«il» ««rk in Ik* >h tt>«'» of Man* Til Talr4 b.|a**n K.ttr and r»h»Mi n»«r Cwtm n'4« 1 llll« atka-ol af tMaeta* «'i««... VII —1- i...«a. r-alliaa ilidg. •*4 md Imn M «n» —if I «m ik* M«n. Hw r*Miriß« la all to ItriMkM; ntkb*r ••rl|>»lnf «*o» lUikl«ii 1 VariMMtr. ITU *i"rtM»i.rT «»»i •Mil »i>4 J•«•!?? r*»*trtns »l m^--1»r»i« prL*« Utkmll Uw>w H' M>« —ll'll Jnw miv l»» Urn» J. lUmaiil I Uslrr. H*ll«rJ —If I LOST AND FOUND. LMt~M»t* l'ti»«4(.««k» i!»c. h«h| trean rr»:«r. h»«*> r«ai: mark*. tn*M« ••n .fh krova. (nMll lc««n «i..l n.i.l 6t* of t*lt, tJlwr*! »r*l far r«c«v*rr TalophoK* r.it Kit, ls4V a INI L.««t lt*4 i!or4oa miiw w#r» to Ik* nmnt* of IMb*, hail l««th*f «9llar «koa ml««».l U"l or lad. l»t« n HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTSD Tavaa* aiaa to l*ar« taa Bap*r buain**a. aKoal II -••r. of mil kno. tka rl*r an.t iiva with aaraata: blab arbmtl ati»4.al praf*rv*4. Tin* cnaatr* tor ad* «aaram*al. A»«l) 111! 1311 nth A» —If a »».»i..1 Abl* ha4l«4 m.. bM«**o 4iii it IS. far I Maria* Carp* liiu a* aallva bora or kaia flrrt pa- I Baiaali* «pporint>iti** la **a ibb «arl4 Oood pax Clot Mm ratKaa. ajaan*r*. a**dl»al alt»n4an€'a fr*a Ap. BA B i al Room* It l» ir.Bj Caatral llixai ATTI.B WAHIIIMJTIiX 11- II I tal*atm*a a«t*4 m toll land; i«A4) I am |Mn| la batld mil** af V. and *i:f b**4 •••.r.i m.a ate. lillmaa a Sai**n>as la Tiia.i etaatj la dar tl Want ad—Tirai ..r ihra* gao4 fr.'.rri. Inauraor* aolKltera. aH MliMiiii..! m tl'T. b**l .1 raalrart. ltl»B« Ball. Jit. 9* —rlla lit? W. Hth at Wanted— raata m«m»r and r«*al makar Ib 4. R >r*d ranfinm «ant*d A«. 4t..« P. O Itoi Hit alallag •••r» .11.4 af aallrlllag ram bay* «W«* liita *d aV.a* bb4 l*l*pkoaa sambtr. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Waaiad—E«p«rt*n«ad tH»nkMi aUBMr I ■apcitar Caa4r Crackar Co.. IU Main' Ufa Waal»d—Charalata «Jipp*r*. auparior Caadr crarkw Cm., llt Main at, SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. Orrt poaltlon aa conk la prUat* f.mllr ISO W. IJih —H ~n^-^-.-51!! RENT—MOUgE9 1-i'Mn eotlac*. Qw*«n Ann* ■Ml II Itoatos c.ii JJII rtrat ay N —>««a ■room kotia*. atalnc dlatanc* »4 Illh ar. l>. lit —11-ali rura-raam mo4arn fair,l.h..l ll* mi «'.n. A tf HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. For H.I r»or raoma, ln Two or Ihraa furnlahtd i, u«»»n»li_ room*, ranga and h*ai*r. In month. H. ItJt MM Waalarn ar -M-pa T» o fnrnlah*d hotia«liit«pirig Matai ll' Ei, IMI f" .r w*r N*ai> f'iri.;§h#d r.,«.m *uit»M«' u t l-o. Ira* lighi. haat. tar tin* Ind A n-p Thr»o nl>* larg* koa«k»pln| rmima a... n.'.d.ri. raaaonabla. Hit r.ir, FOR RENT—FLATS. rhr**ro«m farnlahad Hal IH J»f faraon cl. —51.31 Tor I" r. n>..,„..,„ m^s,,n Jjjt cor »*r tint«f and Hoy. Ind. Illark lit] FOR RENT—ROOMS. On« larga, nnt tmall, I I from rooma. by wxt or nuinth. r*»aonal>l. batii and phvna; rlwia In. r..i'*l>ari>ltig r«um>, llcnl hi.-i watar. nn car lino, HO p*r month, flion* Ind V'./ir St. fu.nla...".i rwnm r r ona aria... |*rl- I *a)« homo, light. plimi*, walking 4laianr* zat7 Filth ay. an>) Ur at On* 41-font ariunr* hall for r*nt, old Vnlvaratly t'i*#taa«.p*ng, gaa. l»rl, «lartrl« tlghla. rh»«p rent. 1111 *«t*nth ay. J*-r« WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS '-'_ji'l_*-|_i"_r-U-|_j-|..i~l_i ~i^-| W -.iaH_^ WANTC!!/ 1!' in* for rioy iiiiaim 4 aid yi-nra I >.:,.....,..i. ,n. Country r i lit -flat «v. —lit a 1 n(M-t_r i^Bfafl^bßßfe K&tf^BbflaOhffkT^avaaißßLß^H^^^ ka^a^a*k IT»l(^a^alJ^Bla»#W»alala»»W»»a*S»i^»»«^W»'»»Ta^h^aWta«a»»*a*^a»a^»»rlt*ii.- ll«hl» Itif IHh lloulh M.ln H»» —l«-»n i't>i»r.>>i«|.|« horn* haal, far tia* ow.ik in ■iiuM.it Norm. r«»i It r j U-....1H -tlh t««l heaiij. l«m ma .m.iir aitam ri«i. rrn»i» rai»i>> T«l Baal IUI n-t» (■i.«.«rt rsoma, «llh board, in nrlirala family, lit* lii»«J»»r I'hoat U*S I* WANTED TO BUV—FUWNITUR^ To «ieaaaa of nor aae« futniiur. I* •a 4* I .._,.... a. .1 »*>la» IK'»rniiT I c«» la thlt J*rftr)m«nt f.^vi a d**l Tk« Otala llankla C» tw*»rira«»* V«lAI. If *ll.Mir IN rHK MAHKUT «ii»ttu*i OOAI. rt'Bl. CO ■rj wit..l r.i.«i «t»l. mapl*. tir aa« f..l«r. I. ii ml .ii ki» 4*11>»«4 M all •f m» M mmitli |>rteae Wala«rl«kl Mtl.Mhl. IU fIMM till All kln.U ol amid and Wall 4r» f»r*M nai lit* .r !».d Mala Hit i»4 Ml I BUSINESS CHANCES. j ■r> affi it i i-lii-i i->, i_n_jiin_J>_J»_ji"ii_ii»_iruii"..)i'" irmiiii-*ir~ir~ f men »:\.-f«»tli»N TO Mr-i>rcn C~m« ailtk v. la kla»*»>«l*». »«» «_ arrwaawi- rot ••»a»«»»ii«e) i Li aM aflll-WAI,TER» U»Nt> CO. 410- It _■—• VUx* C>.aM Mala M MM i A O«tl»KN OPPOBTVXITT. In«**tl(al« Ihw chaar. a Illrtima. Tcwr »or,.T mW» laT«l*« T -r. Alt»atll«r.« rora^iai- atll p»r t*>a». Wrtla l»4a)» a»4 r«->«*«. fr« Vl *kar»^ l»«««lf»l lil«alrai««l narliu •Kowlat lf«» T*"l I aMvee 1 !^'2L #iMr NM «N" CO. Jll-H Ar*a4» l"1» f_ a IIOI.I.ASU twrrtarr Tiawrw ~8. riiA.vrr. rcm a wtaht it* vtfi arxiwt II »«hlw ««m»ail»n. ...Vrf?.".. -in.»•••♦♦• *7* .f.,1 ...ni(»-i m 4upaa» af |l*ak*r al all laola aad im»l»»»aia. t» al l»t,t»t, H »»t Third A»a. —1» lIKIITJk' i r»m an On. »l t,. Mai pa»t»« MW l*» Fm full a«ri*»—«a»ji WIM»MIP BHtm. l.« Colmaa Mi-I* S*f .i««ii.-n »t»ar far MN al lo.n |»ro|>rtet»». Mala «^J' «v.mf..ri.»:- It raorn U«r» firm «>f II Tomlia and M.#••«'• fmportlng ''.rfnt.«n». af Plka attla baa laanlvvnl, Ik* lira altKk tnual «">'l •>"«r» ir«>l nun n and |»rl»«ta aal^a CIIAIiLKM l-BTKOVITfIKr. Aaalfaaa. Tha Baata Au«llra I Oia»a C'uphoard txiat 1•• Ctiiaia rronl Wli>4o-a. ball»m iI»M, alia lap tat*, (laM 4tllt JJJ Window fruniH an? (It. I tt perch Columba .tt I'Urh Ni.ili l-i iiir. Mouldlm. par foot tl Morilaa f^xka If I'-.iV, Ilutta. it pair U and hundrada ef othar bartalna ■•ad fur aur prlra Halt, "M.i, ar* mallad tr*m on appllcaltnn Thav ahow all alofk alsaa of dnora and Indowa —till prtca and daarrtpilon nf aarh. and tontaln valuabla Infarmalloa tor «ar)» biuidar O II Wll I MX CO. ion Waatarn to ti i lariaat and door houaa in tii a Norlhwaat. —It ftavorid-hatid wafntia and imti.i all klnda Maallla Wa|on Yard. HIT Viral ay. louth. —|o for ."-.i* I iiimi ««l(hl :.'. I'hona llaluul 111 —14 pi :-ii i.r uwlni in.i. rnmplola. It, Hut M'.wkll at. l.aka Lnlon car. —21 pin KtiWINO MA(ll|NE!l All kind* a»-i.i Hinirar T. luuh. l»l 7 rim ay Main 1(21, Ind. Hit. A .-•I 7.1..0 Hat Ava N W nallord —II ac r.,r Hair al III* Ju.lkii,. at, 111 J. M Kraalar. —J7ao II* 1 llau, Kittnirt. 1110 rim. —If PERSONAL. Traaimanlf palniaaa 111 l »>v»n4 a> lad till lug karaalna in itftf*da«ino4 —airkaa and .U.M1.1..1. al lha I.»»J»« Jaaalry t>. Itl Ind a» a«»t U»>a t'rai alara w* M•. dr. r«»- i. ar —aak Woalara fkoaa Mala llt>. ln.l lift ADSTRACTOHB. ii,..ik nmni'tir iu>hl Abairart c». Hail*' 111-. l'h»«. Mala HI "attorneys law •a>iih "»~Kali» (Cbaa -•l" amltk rtiJ-.1.k k., t i lit* Bank U»ll4la« ARCHITECTS. .1, i -i -i i i -i —ii I*. fc«.-k K»»« ■•Itaa. aa4 "KB aala- alaaa (Itlat aia« al*, It* V W V.. Artblixl 411 ttiial lud« CLAIRVOYANTS. n m_ |,ii.. 'i "i i~i i~.***m'~" n.ii 'in''i Xl* tk. ■«la»«ala and l.«aa |*«ra ta ih*— parmaaonllv tacatad al Ika Itadlwm lloal. ...ii.»« l*lko Viraal and fawttk A» farlata >i.n tram It a i«i ml £Ira la t».- a"rt. |.iiiu H.eJi «i tralarnlii a»4 aclaatiata I*o*4 ally aa ika f.*f.m...t ruiixiniii aa4 i«iw iwlmlai af the aovalrv rill* —til tmlal ii lrih aarlkla« laal v*u mi t* tal*r*at*4 abwul XIMA can r«n*«ll*d —Ilk aM«iul* f..»fi.ir,.." ln.ii tki* ad a*4 af mr t> t*r 11. Caiufac* ll»*> ta «*Mrant**4. Adalln* tjerd —Mak* aa ...hint Ik* a4*t** af a ctalr**a*ai II t* ««aaait Ika boat. CaJ«*ial 11*1*1 lilt ru.i Aoaaaa Mra akaf*r givo* i*adiaga 4alty aa. (.;r 11l ».»>r M -n HANKS. mil CANADIAN ItAMC or WM* MKrU'kt M.4! i.f^nt. Caaa4a Mil *r*M«ft** la »*.i%«4* *ia I A o*aa«*l t9«akia4 bit****** ih).r..i alia —*4 »a I«ti4|l aa4 Ttfn* turn r iiinvrii. ItaH. Unit BICYCLES. BUyt in_^>.in_ urn. nra_ir'i. *_iX ~i.. "I ~i.. n.n^.ri rii n~kiar 0« la Vflaalag taf ktafttla ••«"•!ia aaltdrtaa tl LUMBER. Cawlar a«4 «r»jr. i^kim. r f.i. iwl ;.h_. »i,p v M«t* a lit" DETECTIVE SERVICE. t f« 1114* Aft *atk «-S»>i««.a, Mil* .« NIH MWH f«r Hair Vr. tt-.««f.ti«i/ mi run ■miv* Hair akaia* nonrhaa !«r W .i a* —ft j MUSICAL. tub Kt>ORKN »!, or untie. Hit *4«ala lii laiMnim «>r ««aritt rr,,it.,,.l f.r..1u.1. r> i«m»fc»»» I* ...I-, tjisur. .nil l««lr«- IKoolal 1n.1r... tl-i* A4»l»k t4»'.« M*la tin. n :;ti _«f »ul 4!«. tltl Hi* I>f«>nall« Art. »,-»i.n» f-p.i-i iHikni la > liv.n-1 i.« fc..a,.h.,14 «««4a .«1 EM»«.T vMhanal ..H,,|4 atatiitn M«tM Crrua) T-n 4«iir U.,r..u, R 4 «.iu,.u, «.ala» lit lililakl«r Ml«ck. Maaar adtanrail .«i«m-i bm>»i> ««1 «(h»»f M |'..n ihMlr »«a man wlihmit rwrtir, rt-*«t ral*a. b«ymMlti; r"ur»» f m«ntr fey »alll«« »wr lam* f'r.l TOI.MAM. lit Walk** Itull4la« Hnir advaiKad a*l»rl*4 i'""i-i». far '►••I' ralaa naallla ir-.ln C». ll* |-».n. a.- l>|i Dank n. la t^iana an furnlfiira. bar««a. utt Wm Rm«h Room Ilf. Ma* Tark in la -*t f*al«rv l.««»»« tatM Canfi4«*ttlal r. A S-.»lc.n |-...|.1.. Hank Illdf MASSAGE. r.Urirtr al»am and («k katlM all r»«rt |.|M>|,l lf>'4llnn Tit (mti DM OCULISTS AND AURISTS. Or I>»ul« Kltmßtnrr, Ear ft»** «n) Tbrr,»l. a«i ril.l lll.l» M I,H. Ind I> Murr. Or»4uala Oatmnaln. -..i,i and Plka Mnla 1411. —If PATENT ATTORNEYS. *.1.i'.,. A I'.inf.ka. KrKiMr! I'atanl i anil Trada Mark Aii'.rn'ii, II >»«r« In f llaatna 1111 Caiman in., k I Ilarnaa A Co.. i»m>i>,i palonl tllnr- I na»a, Hiarrliiiyd liluck Wrila far i.—ik I i I hal A Talbnl. KXI'KIIT, Mulval i if« PHYSICIANS. i 1 It I >«I' r. akin dlaaaaaa, 411 Arcada (him DEALERB. Th* li»k..»'i'«»| 111 OP- Tii»>Hl>if r.til.ti 11,. In.llk i i..mi., l>i'««i!i»t i'u, in riiM.a*. a FARMS AND ACRKAOK." Would You Walk 1,200 Feet To ••taltlUh ..,f iv' i p«unlf l>nm« tu«i north «f ih« »Mi limit*, tt— Af «llv 1 muA ■■wiim»li ft. i.mi fet»*tl h'urn. (•t III* thin* for f*W wtlh uiirilti* w«l»r flit* fur Xli h*n iMm M ri »a«MI, ff*M »«i«r, I'lioiirp I aar lines TH* ■••■•)r |i.i»tt. »-f Ik* rlly i"iiit, inwrN i «i- -1 in a>r Mill *ri»«»» *i*r tii'ifiik T*U|ih«n* Whin HI MANCHESTER ACREAGE• Id' I Ilk lie*T AND MKII'HT I ..t.. (ar ll* i.«!«i... ixvii' I II UIH l.t |IH. lit nr« monlhly I him d |l« inr>

iii T.is w i i n« I.AND CO, til Ki-i. in... t, I h.i... Mala lit. imi Hl* —II rr I* »f l'*«f It I«fl4. I IMIU. ...I •f Ulilll*. ...»ii Ik* .I|u«>Ml'i> la hlflhar in i>»it» If ati**^! a Nun .-f any kind «r •uniiiiii k.'tn. ika liana tui it la Mra ha** t*ana fi». »*i« if.r-n. Ill* la II.• |-.t 1...1 t,.» rani i 1.11.1 mr.hnt l»«l)r la j«r r»M ink WIC*T Wllf Kt.CW, Ml . n-i-.i. i. fratt ii... airsaM i.tiv li.iii. ei«my *f f*»4 r«M» 1.»«.* Tnt« la ft c.itvir. l-ai,.'« Miur I. llnki. Mala I h.i ill, miir timini homi la kar4 iikm la ika lima l« a* ••r ll.laj Hull. a*rtl«a a*4 >.v la. I III*. t.«ni> 111 ll* a»r tt«. (••I M i.111.. •111 laka i.l. •la*« a*. Mr t!«i«-t»*» al l*a. ir ii m nun*** 1. •i..ru»4 wall. h««rlac atrrkaroX II «».l»r «uitliait»» atack, la manta^i»4 all for II pari raak aftd larma. wilt »*f«i'i ira4a nt; »»«t »v.4 It »»«in ««ana» »l t,,:i ti» Hill. •C«>» Tl>"«« I.— M kl iW«i«i. f!,«, rwaaloa i«. v i.;.,n. ot i,,, •■•r ft*"!. 11l a#. |1 n,,,,h Cam* —if rfc.aj. i>hin tiawaa a4«r« t>>* I it» imt, ni f*M •••af*** fc^r*. tear* all Cm lit*, ttrma ll» ■wr m.-i* Mr I'm „i- ti«tn«. •I Pa*lfM Clir. M T*«*a»a lunntai ir««l •at imim -»4I «-ii mmt •**'a>alf art* Af fta>* ta»4. amait r** lit |hx> moailk, I* |1I Mill HI IV »«.-i*la. t l«4 •i>tia a •all I i.i «aa4 »»i. Ill* t.«. E|i« |ei.tu»t«" la I'xllK Cltr «*a Mr rt«« at iiiiiiii _v nrr a.hk T*A,r«i i:;i l Vf-w mat) liiMk. fi* Ckatt> M Im Mr JaMixx. '*•_"•'•'. #1 I I 111*; 1.1 Wm O l-1 fl'h HUMI r..iat 4, t Mil t....m i IIU l-uili if. awll. HIM u|> la |11l ...l. a«4 la«ma avil, fifia IIKAUT tfwtt YOU (a mil In. Tak* a look. a i. rviti ro, (111 ri'.na.f liMa Vmall honaa and I foa^ 'In IMS In ■onlhaaal H*allla |i aaar A l I." In Mi...i1l llit» I.lk r!r.«a I* ear, I It**. f If arraa. In ftfsh alala mt milt*alien. Jolna na A i.'i WD IIAVII TIUITICXCI.fIIIVaI I oii 1B)lit p*f full rmnml.alon t hrakar Tain taauaaa on lot ltd**, aautnoaat rornar »f I4»h^ »nd r>»atU>rn. brta*-* ranlal of 111. aall far II I**; I.in.. Uii.i la mak* quick luia arar ar Inlaraat on Inoalmanl All'l.l.l'i-' INVKSTUKNT COtirOltA. TIO.V. I.TK. i 501 A-n.il i>n Hank RM« if OMIT lit! KAlll IIAI'II PAIIK I him Wa'ra Clpatrif out Tark A dill. lion, il.r i'.-»i property In Wmi Mi-allla, "l Hi* atitva fliura Tha I«rma ara ..ul> Jin tlnfrn ami Ii a mniilh. Vsa 1 ran Buy ona with rmir apanitlng mona/. J lilinlll- KI.'.'IVV Hi.S I, H' t'»"«r I'M*. Vnr ftala —l-room moii^rn ontlac*. ln| *ftit|i>A. frull tr**a an» mr fin- niima; larro i.i-.. 1 of MfMlaj »i!ni hana. I mt r-n ntlura, ale.; prlra only lilt; right on waiar front; lit up: trnna. II par mnnlh fi*itt alula on Dramattou douk Cuina at anca. —tf Ifii m l"i.r I'uli- l.'fni a f'nr in Hnuaa ami lot. •■••lmi in .i !.mi c.ni. tarini. Owiiar. I'm -i i JJ»J. m-p r A RHIDOE A CO.. Largest Clothiers on the Coast. 2,000 MS SUITS I Overcoats and Raincoats I ON SPECIAL SALE I la This announcement, coming from the largest Men's pj and Young Men's Clothing Mouse on the coast, in the j| very midst of what should be, under ordinary condi- |j tions, the best season of the year, will certainly create tm consternation in the rankß of our rival clothing mer- chants—but we've decided to take no chances on what m might happen on Nov. 3. We're frightfully overstocked, thanks to our optimistic buyers, and the only way out M is i Special Reduction Sale, with the severest kind of m price cuttings. We hate to resort to such drastic meas- m ures, knowing fully the demoralizing effect it will have m on our smaller competitors; but with every department m overloaded, and face to face with the uncertainties of If an election, we are not in a position to take any risks. §9 We've set aside for immediate slaughter nearly two 9 thousand Men's and Young Men's Suits, Overcoats and fl Raincoats, embracing good, old-fashioned, hard-wearing m tweeds, fancy mixtures, plain blues and blacks, etc. a No extreme styles, but the more desirable staple pat- B terns cut to proper style, made by reputable manufac- B hirers and backed up by our ironclad guarantee. B Don't let the low sale prices give you the impression 3 that the garments are not just what you want. Give B yourself the benefit of the doubt and investigate. Hun- 5 dreds of the Suits and Overcoats will be on exhibition B in our mammoth show windows Thursday and Friday. The Sale Opens Tomorrow I And for your convenience the stocks have been di- B vided into five lots, so that you can make your own selec- Q tion from hundreds of different patterns. All sizes and B styles in the various lots and we guarantee a perfect fit M to the long, the short, the stout or slim man. 98 C i^^^^^^^^W aafa^a*>>*jat^>>aM «>aa>»*aßßß>a>Biaß mm ILbt 1 Lot 2 I $10.00 $15.00 The newest, nobbiest styles B Metis Suits worth $12,50, m in Men Suit*, worth regularly an $15, $16.50 and $18. in c»*s.. g $20 M* All woo B Scotch poods, tweeds. worsteds in browns. London M .-I plain blue* and blacks. smokes, blues and blacks, gray Don't extKCt extreme styles in mixtures, etc. Schloss Bros., g this lot, but good, dependable, Gar*°" ,Mc- vcr- Kirschbaum M and Kaufman |>re shrunk staple styles, worth every cent makes. livery garment guar- M of the original prices. antced for a year. BE Mtmmmmm^ B Lot 3 I Young Men's I s.i.ts 3> V^^V^v^ I The latest college models, in blues and fancy mixtures; worth rfR- Ms ularly $12.50, $15, $16.50 and $18. Snappy patterns in worsteds, tweeds, §9 plain blues and blacks. Single and double breasted. Ages 15 to 20. j£l H Lot 4 Lot I I Men's Overcoats Men's Overcoats and Cravenettes _ and Cravenettes 1 $10.00 $15,00 I The finest makes and newest Medium and heavy weight effects out this season, made Overcoats in .ill the new cf- V by the best known mami- I .'ccts> aml genuine Priestly f facturers in America. The Cravenettes in black unfin- W worsteds, fancy mixed vk new auto coats and mackm- .in PS I worsteds, all new and up to M ette* included. Regular $18, date. Regular values, $12 50 U $20 and $22.50 values. Your $15, $16.50 and $18. Your choice during Mak^ Plea. In 2 -arty a,,,*^^SU^S cm-? will pr,v, B t ™*t to U* Pt I Alabama, ■-f'•-'■!*••» 4 Holmon was «ail| B g .w, wh^ri »oloj in iS tS," .""N liiTwf* MTll affair*. ■■'"■"loj Thfi romtri-Mnun, wist,. f »^r of th« b OttM eoawil** MMrtod that J 4p n h*d I?* ■M a billion do!W?!l us«rlli>ii that only n««(«? Pacific will Incur* p*a««»i;asS Tbn «arlr part of C»pu£| »on'« >|,mi|i was ptca'kri •lection Of \V. J. Fir j»a- K| pi*»ld»>ncr. He decUnilit Hi v»ti w.a the only k>ci«t) rt. of thi- |>eopln on Imw* ih»t (M affected lti« Mexico. 5 saw l»r and Mr*. P. 3. B-'^l V.klim arc «j«!« of Mr 11. T. Mr«t«L V™ Mr*. ()«orce I! KlttlßftrkM ou«ty 111 at her homp, J>ife »vi Thomas at. Church Dinner.,. Si I'uiil'n church guild wfln dinner In the school rooa Eta Oct. 10, from 6 to 8 p. m. Hallow*'*" Party.^f A I lall.mk n f. »t -111 U t Friday by th* (woplt rfi Unitarian church In ib« ad rooma. Hold Bataar. The F.iiKil'M 1.-.i the ma I U'- M.I will l>' Id m haxaar at \i*» d>-ncr of Mrs. W. T. (MM 2M>«l*»«»lM Dramatic class of tb« Oal«aW« i)»-rl of pai-era to b« r#aarj w \V«»lilnirton The maids of Halnler chapi«»*" the minuet In co»tom«. M* iruldanc* of Mrs. Ell** Thorne, D A. R. Card P«rtl*'l Th.- chapters of 'I' lmt*. the American lUvolutton in flvlnc a Urre beorflt i**f* iW for the WnihlnHon M*"l**' on th« aftcrno»>n of resldrnre of Mr». John MW' chapters expect a «n*lb*™*Ji I^oo mir»t». A mu»ical P«n, f residence of Mrs. P. A. » pllc* AJ"",,-«■ r«.1.1.e.l of til b'IUJjJ,#H liiuwn li* m:?,s,t*At«jtt*fi I his 1>«"**7T\ ml turrclnl I»H»I •nd'l/ rt.s|Ullffl i inlnutos. When b« rcturawf, were gone. _^. If ivllilml »l|ij« '•(to*H HAVANA. »>ct. rJiflfH j I.etn-ceii His liberal BBac^rrtß*Hi lißrtlen for •uf>"'nWflr"vJttrsK th* lulmiil becomes mor*"^ «f eharnes. which «h«^ *s&* ln\r»ll|««tliig twl«y.'"^irttjUW lm%» «lolen prlvsl* »i"Jn#m Ihr route of their wixK* 1* 1 I Ihlekea TbW %'JJfieß IX)S AMiKI.KA/W-**j^»fl «Kull frartured, 'a*/^!l"» tP ,t nU^ IT I

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POLITICAL WHIRL YORK IS CENTER %F A CART-TAII CAMPAIGN. fc Sum* Spent Nightly if Republican* and Democrat*. JtiSbPk ! trifk*. M. (lr»«ork.i. I X; 1710; truck and cart KTmmc horse; rtrrislarn l" ad llßft* IMHtin $300; rl«»r« for I n.*tiwrT r* profvsatoMil 1,-. «;*»V.it», IS. Total coal l7iS»W«Wtea«t at It. 'WWMfv' what rwp««»i I_w1 _ w »r»Bd|JiC In th« ball* m tt« tMt iM*; mevtUi*. In two ki& h «w« *Mt "!'t"*: •P^H'lal aniiM"! iainrioe* h»IU IS la gmlirrf t«aUwr of mwtlns*. ISO: (cuter' «X' «p*^.kir». T&O; of pptW (MMIVK*. U.^l. O»l Of OS* 1 1* lUiituA Sqaarr gudea tnti-t I fat i-4»0«. 1^ XritMft avuftir |»ri«a BM*t- I ftmS C*t Tail Campaign. 1W o* New York* t» Ufi imlMWiw It th» tarnt nutn tlr m»»'!loc« and cart M tWnttnr Th« nuit«c«ra on Mb4«M i» act put macb laitii to Ma taaalla. A roayla of |MM i MttMlM on racb aldo nmm mcnith for th* fins I I*** Ti»** J NMtlnci «ra not faM «N a* tWKrllni I Tin* ir# 1 tMßltjr mwtin to Emu. HMM) and EuclUb. ud IfMV tMk «Mi rums) li N« ■rt vim taw* fat :k« »!Uht«»i tear* »mi *ot« I* bPtog pi I Ml to MtU«« If it It 'not a ran |M WH>fli Rack "«rt c»rtia« ItM f"T* to la*' ip*ak«T». and liw» MgM from taw on us til tli« i Nrf NiwuiiVt Xmt Turk til li* Ik to kaMi ol i^wbn, nrslng 111 M*tlU of totk Mm lr nm Mttoaai AMUSEMENTS -ASs,&j; TM,i TIM TilBA W pjar. W ?-1» pUr to li.fr.' 22** Moan Tfei* BittaJf-al ISS rwatn* M pot"it»r w!;»n Ibli arr. ta^'u t«r»a.ith*. «t»w« «»ro ■■•WtrMd fey Kir-m* ca*t Th» ■*'*f »lay U catchy, and «jw*-««y «Jru. I^^'" '"*Of»«d.' ttm Orand. It I ML. Pt> «»»U i*!** Krn %Wat P" lbf"~'«»lr In- Tlw^ MM TH l»il^-.*** "Th* Ore«« BxnraH kJ7, Thfr.l A^nm. th« 'fc'hoiT 11- "ml l"'t:t"n X" •M i?* y"" will ke*p your J» «rjo» jun. for there a «•«»»£S'l! lD lh" wh"'h ST jLT. wh*' »«««l»M»r« Km Orphtum. i£™ ftty. and ih-lr .cl IjJTTfI with it,., r Mthlrtlc Kirn -*hol«, how«v«r, th« [|l *H" th# Moo. **^T. nfubrm. Mr. fr«» .Kth h'*h*»l romi>U *»llta V pr l -i,ir>.t novslty, nrtaantlng r.u tha ftrat tlm« linrn "Thu I/ul^ >1 imi. (if It. Hi i>nteat mit'i••••••• tif th« la*t two It I. HJont.l IVpla, who «rli't# Ilia I'llil. Cha|v H Pantagta, Oil* llnmtuliul Jiill.ttV I la »!iit Mil,, i--i,. k ,,u, ii iit| t (iiii rhar u Dh&njn iu(i«i. at I'antaa** Illla »r*k, nffrr* In any «ik» who r»i» provn that Mm i.itkvui ottirr than horatlf apponra on Hie •t»«arilur!n« h.-r act, whUh ion»l.u i.r in.Mnj 4j . II MrlVmald. novelty -my t'l and l:.ll. .n, Auitln Hr..tlii>l«. dirt Amrl i.jii itmuitir*; I. mi.in Wrtaht and tH*(ltirdun Itujra, «i|>»rt wotMifn-aho* iUm-,i«. I Kftnia ,v !ji l)u», com iv .«i« and tirlmin A Match «l>; t't i.-k r«i-n i-tiiiit«ii.tii l"« quintet of lnatrum«ittal inn»i clana. lh« Mil.ai.>n«. Him 11 a l'inn> mli-;lrvl, J..w| Tho akotch or tha> »..»k U th« l>»«t !uiurrliH-lpal •>-.'iir« from (li sii.>l>.-, "Ilichard lit.* with humtrvda of t>.-r»on« |>ar. lUiimtlns In tii« t.i« .u-. at itiu ftemoua pi.iv. The acta n«kw»d ar« n> be ».-,u until n«»t Hunday nlghu iAm»rie*n Tha Walch Hicwk romrany nra» »mtlnir "A l>nm»atlc Bll»«nrd** at llm Ai;i«rl.nii thl* WHk Th* play la a fan-a of dommitlc Ufa and la n>4kln« a dn-iii«.i hit ...mi th« larca ni.liriuft Tb« eompanjr, Ita 4»od work, la ta«i niaXlnx a horn« for •aif in th« h«*ua Krattln MM AGED PIONEER PASSES AWAY John It. Mermlltb. pluaMW real dent Kin* .county, was found dead to l>. .1 at th« |-inkl.net. of hi* j daughter. Mr*. M. A. n*onn- of 1719 !ln»an! «T., thit morning n. waa 74 jiMti old. Aatbma It thought to ha*« battened inn «l(t«a the 4MOMM wtlb whom he J, Mcr.OKh la •urrtved t>> Mn. J. •*and#ra. of U.i« city, a SOU «i KiKini. Wash., and two da neb i"i la Montana, Tho bod? la at th« twdertaklns •atabtiahment of Hutt«r«»rth Sona No U?M«» iurn* cftorch of Tha »r> i.r.t. a.ll!'l. «in b* turl'i from Itnttarworth Dona m-«i and will ba ij>i«r.».t in Mount rir«.«ti c*ni*t*rx. HAVt: «orui, iiuiMMi, A «o.l»l «^l rti|nr«.| by the** «!!fr lln» the H'in.*«y acftool r %1!» In IK* ti*»»m»r.i of tha rira| m. r cttijt.h. Tba raltr la ft*inc h«! I la calibration of l>;# opanina; 'nf Iho raaina In tha baaamant. It tn 'nttmbvr. for tfco tiao of Hu«l claaao*. Tnnmht dl(f«r»al p%» I *r« a¥>oal th* city will pr***fit nill»|i I* IK rmm. Hot flirt foil an. Nt n MM T»ia M»tr-.polltan' llgl! ilr« r,.m. panr look" nut porn;u for anothar 11-tr.rr i,«iiiii>« i» -rU)r, bald isat «li lranaf»r»j •if lm>l I Jann flnnall In t>i» sonaj w»ro mad** aftar V»t««t»il !.♦r court, i Th» ar««a *t fr«u I•!••»!' iranafara of land. j s^oT.WINDOW? iWo bava a i^t>»«-UI for thl« I»9ii>j lll.i- K-f Kr 123^0 H. Cohl. Tailor Third Aw in Trunks l 1 Suit Cane« I Traveling Bagfll I MIIK TRUNK SAO CO. I |1 IMt Flr«t Ay«. II -_>yaj r f 'i^""*Pi'"l Jn£?^L f. s* i-*1» i'ii*l /IBum Join the Autopiano Cub I AND THCR6BY SAVE FROM »100.00 TO IISOOO ON YOUR 5 'AUTOPIANO. (ftcludltiK if of onr clrcu Ittlfic library. H|x>lal prloea Iwlll gieen fur a fi-w day* I »econniiuio timtW*-)! with tha vtii«r"« i linlrn for pii'tililnut and th« moiiAV thua nu-vl\«>d will so toward build lll* a hum* fur honi«l«*a and t»«ctcd girl*. At th» meeting lajit nUlit Mia SAYS HUSBAND USED HER FOR FOOTBALL The Divorce Suit Against F. E. Ferguson Recites Many Abuses. Tha complaint of Rlctoor Kargu •on. fllnd la ttm auiwrior court tbla luoralnK aitaJnit ►i.-d K. IVricusoa, liroprlator of ih.« cli»|ii«»r of lncld«nta which make* Tan Nlnht. In a Ifilil— tain* raadlng in compariton. Tha \'K« that h«r litmtianr llamlllan w. Wti.ht. aclln* rhalrmaa of Ida Unll«4 Slalra eoiutn 1 rii«r*nta, tit* rtr«t a*. I ti. and waa nadir •t»a>a> but tlovaa j ■nor. 1 r.»it.« to »M«I»»» J..«'!>!. Wrl«ht Mmmlllrl to tall it.ia marnin* bjr iv.l«» Kauff m*n for hla (aliura lo par all u«ei Ma lotas*' Uatlla. U wium. A dlforta wat «r»m»i 1 to Mra Wi Jud«a UUllaan 1 M«fit**»t>«* »n4 114 owkla all inonr aUawoJ. 1 I W, C?« T." t'.' lt«»l «a^l»«ia. MiKVISH.C»t«.. Oct. 1«^-T*a Hnal •*»•'..n of tha Woman'a ChrUllan Tamparaneo Union con»»n'»on t>a ■an today with aaaawfcaa l.» l»mp#f a««« * d«l«t«n*a. _^^ I m I Special Sale M Special Sale I Half Price I now ri.imn«M Mil Ir.l I That Bath- I awaoßw aaa| I Room of ours i f j I. i Rath tubs, bowls, kitchen utensils, etc., are enameled so that their smooth surfaces may be easily kept clean; Scouring bricks and gritty powders ruin [J the polish of the enam el, making it rough and hard to clean. Use Gold Dust for cleaning- all sorts of enameled and painted surfaces. Gold Dust simply releases dirt, allowing it to wash away easily j by rinsing. "Let the A Gold I) 11 S t >^Xt 'fk "Tha f.o»# Uuulr"— New. STAR rni'i ltd i II iHivn.iri, IVrfoi ium!,..■« t>ally— t.lO, 7:15, 'ill. i'rl'.i—lo«, itoc. M.w «III.M NOW 111 >%l*i, a Nit 11-» A (.unit i: it, DON'T Ml«« IT. t— IIH. I IMI II «ii'« I» I. i-.NBBI>AV, QCT IW>j. 13 T. Pop* wr« th« flint to rotun tear U«r MrvlrMM Thn city »v dlatrlotad nn.l an aamni appotoUd for rach dlatrlct. ll«aili]uai-tnra )ta«« baon ••tabllihad at llnnuKii Jawetry ator«. I•■ :Mm W. P. Mar(i«r WM •ttotod J« of ■lactloa, Mra I. J. nlima chlaf clxrk. Mra. Anna 0. Ah lan tr»oiurar, Mra. 11. P. rtah. can rial irt«nai|i»r H. P.' nab. Mllo J, I/ivalasa anil O. V). UiMiKl«td to aiw-tir* atttomobllaa for Una on Raturilay, wiian dm ballot* will sold down town, 8»T«ial of tha big manufactur lan and wh.>l«Mt!# ftrma hay« ot>n> traetad for a Ursa number of bal lot* niul will dlatributa Hum among th»tr n\play* wltiMi ll* n«-i..1r,l It. (hat two year* ho Uirtiw IlKbtvil limp at tit.r while ah* was In bliik of IBOT h» 1.la> on bur l>»4 la oM«r Ii4i»»» In narvMi Th(^ plaintiff Mks for a dlvltton at thu H1.400 miumiinU) propartjr, and for 110.000 a.llltl..ua! for th« «.»|.l«-d i|a>i«hi««rlnK or dlapoa lUff of the i>n>i>«»l(»f. at Coltaa a«4 W. 1! IVIUon KU>ntl>u((.Th« MUnmUilm »tp« t« to b« In ••talon •«%f>i«l aaaki r»a*l>at KNTURA, CVL It—*. T. K.lf.r. of Mania Pawl, la u|ll In a pack*! In r.niuo |.i tit. uf tl.*tf ««n mahlna. •tianllnc to altirn r>r»l««4 i.ml.t, If »...—M, hin.4. •«>«I>JH aa» t> I, |||,4 rak r«AKi-!« rv«. it n»t>»n ftltwart, M«M.I offlrar «f th* •r Ituanuh*. .11-1 h*r* lo.U, (torn lnlurt*i r*«»l««l «h*n ha wu tun sirar laat Kl4ftil bf Moutharti l>arlfl««r«J by I. .n.ln. «l,»«l. Tt'iiair «»al»«»»al. WAtmsartiH, ott. it. Tb» lr**» alatatitant tc»l«r ahowa; ■«■»*»u in i*.n». 4 PRIVATES t4 PRIVATE? I£ r I• i« hi t»4 »*«t*a b»

laacM r*^ 4i«m la •4h» II i« »tf rmir, *t«»»>. l*i»» Tar«« Have You I An Account I With Us? If Not, Start One Any of oar"cu*toroi>rs Wit] tell jr»U Of oar fit toru to iM—am. u4 to car* prap«rlr for but! n«i» Inlniataxi tO Us. Union Savings Trust Co. SECOND and CHERRY Everett and Edmonds 1 f'itp»J| fc^__i Jv V Mill Ulfl» Taraa him aallr at la. II aa. a*. ■*a4ar, ■•alii* liM a. It im ibm l.*at« VvaraM ti •It a. m lilt *aa 111* a. at ««nJ»» 1.... a., i a •■id Ml d a miirli far* la aaakaaa* I kill II M Nouad trfa 11 Imau Cll» Bi>«r*ll I •linn Daaa. fan*)**' 1 la« 1114 IATTLE TACOMA HOUTB. Car* lio— Hound Trip, Hi. FOUR ROUND TMIPB DAILY. LtAVES BEATTtE «!49 an. 10121 a. in., 2:05 and 5:45 m. LEAVES TACOMA 8:35 a. m. and 12:15, 1:65 and 7:30 p. m. U. «EELEV, Jr., Agant. ••atlla— Tal. Main 17*. Taooma—Tal 211 Und.r On* Roof— Kv«rythln 0 to DDl'MDirr ut'l CAM I Apparel far Women, Mla««i 1 FumUh th. Horn* Oomalata. rHUJr.KIi ft nr.LOUn, Inc. and Children m i I nu,wm ii«n 11-Hr »l»» ||1 Women's Suits in a Wide Range of the Season*s Late Styles S While extremes characterize the style* prevailing this season, refined modifications predominate ffl in this excellent showing. The leading Fall colors and the late style features are shown in an ex- jj tensive display of distinctive new models. Serge, Cheviot, Broadcloth, Tweed and Novelty Striped I Suitings, both plain tailored and the more dressy effects—black, navy blue, brown, green, taupe and jj shadow stripes and mixtures—are priced at $18.75, $25.00, $29.50, $35.00, $39.50, $45.00 and $65.00. Particularly attractive are the Suits of Novelty I Diagonal Tweed in navy blue and striped effect! "nadP^v v Sj£***"^k I of'gray, brown mid green. The Coat is plain i/Pf^j^^ttJw^_ A j I tailored, mannish style, 28-inch length, semi- y^y^»?^V£^ tlffjff^Jo fitted and lined'with good ipialttv satin. 'I lii'MßuNß: *"^H wff >>1 Skit (is full gored and trimmed with covered, but &A,*TwtmxV s .^Bsmh '%^r l^N^taaw tons. Those Suits arc exceptionally yood valucH^L^V^^K| /ty\ Mm? viV*' navy and black; semi-fitted coat lined with satin, //A \v/'i r/\i v$P iiPTM's*-? black velvet and cuffs trimmed with L j/l >i# I «^Ev*l\ ll A$ J soutache braid and small satin buttons, Gored I tTfc/Tl >f, ff Wmi' T^X\ wL 'n I I skirl buttoned down front, finished with wide |>f I t la irf^iirJj $&\*t£lj Fine Quality Serge Suits in dark green, navy py la '/'lift «v? p^lr "1 Iki^X I »nd black; 28-inch length; scmi-filted coat double I //A Lj|f\ frfVj/k if IS '^il\ breasted. Coat collar and rovers of black Peau £J /fw %S4^f #f £!;tJ If X Ci\ I dc Soie. plain tailored. Skirt made full gored f& v*' fi Jf^i M^\ l:. ill AY IrV-tt I Chiffon Broadcloth Suits in olive green, navy, h. I^l^^/M lift I/'W»\Hvl Ii CI ii I* black and taupe; semi-fitted plain tailored coat li> I I |:msO P^Jl lKMrV%_'r^"^Mlll plain tailored; and sonic with trimmings of velvet [•_ T* ""'TiT I &'M ,GA? MEN r VALUE, $1.00-Crcam or natur- 'in gold or gun-metal finish. ream or natural color; me- b t S.-rdium-weight. Vests are high- al Menno Union Suits. Hl«h Wide range of colors, m- -inccked and long-sleeved; silk neck, long.sleeves, ankle length; eluding brown, navy, tan •-crochet neck finish; silk taped. medium-weight, perfect fitting and Copenhagen; also Tights ankle length and tape top. and well-finished. black. Special value $1.00. Men's and Women's Umbrellas 'terns rom Housefurnishings Section 1 J* Many new and stylish handles are in- FOLDING PCX Xi I eluded in this showing of Men's and Wo- fcrvi ,m F t ]'^^SJP^fck The Meekwith Round Oak Heating Stove gives more heat. uses I I f^slß^'awflftH^; m ess llK'' 'm' l 's l'u" f' rc longer, lasts more years, and gives better sat- U. SBara^^L^i^BC xtion than any other Heating Stove mail.- II 1: fFREDERICK& NELSON] I Advertised 1 IMJI/1-Al4 VIE VW A VLIUM VA 1 Wernicke Prices. V INCORPORATE© Book Cases. T

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