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NRS. > YRELL ORGANIZED THE
FIRST WAITRESSES UNION
QUEEN AUGUSTA'S CHAPERON C STARTED THE FIRST ONE AT
TACOMA FIVE YIAARS AGO, AND NOW TEY ARE SCATTER
ED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Us. Kale TjTelt, president of thel
Vacotn* i\ioka, Wsltera ami W'att
yeaaea' union and northwest organs
lirr of the liitcrnnttoiiat Waitress**'
union, who Is now In the cllv artin*
na ,I, i-, • ii'n. fur Mia* Christine
liuhl, Tncoma's lni.i-.n_ candidal*
for queen ut the labor cartilOnl, n.-w
one of 1,',,. •*. \ i i-ii*.i i - maid* ef
honor, and of Vlueen Augusta her
avlf. haa lh* .li.tiiii tt.*n of belli* lh*
Woman to first oi*atils« a wall
-1 ,*....»' union, Hit* did thnt ul Ta
• comn fly* years **o.
Si,-,..- that tlmo th* waitresses'
; union* alt over tbe noithnest have
rained In strength under the direc
tion of Mr* Tyn-ell, who hns but
recently returned from a bwalicas
HALIBUT FISHING IS AN
IMPORTANT INDUSTRY
■ ..- .
few tieopt* *v*n amon* Ihot*
»'..i-rii i.i. ,!iifi*a with th* maritime
Intel, its of the city, resits* the Im
l*. it ir.. of lh* hnltbut fishing In.
ituatry. Hesttie 1* th* headquarter*
for th* ;-'si men enif***d tn ri'htrt*
halibut, who do all their outflltltt*
In thl* city.
1 .ist month S3 vessel* arrived from
th* halibut banks ami departed
axalti, and some of Ihem made two
ti uv Tk*** ». ii .",.:. mad* a total
«.ii. ti of .-..'..tt» |..-im.i» of halibut,
which they sold to total dealer* ror
tll.two.
The catch In July was consider
ably below th* average, on lit* to
the r»et that the fish wer* acirce,
and ther* waa much stormy weather
on th* halibut banks oft Cup* Flat
tery, lleelde*. th* Uallbul f.**l ha*
been aecrt-seed on account of th*
f*ct that- many of th* halibut
■ paiiiiEiimi
[STAR 'DUST:
Luke a in Town
sLuke the Learn, wli.i escaped (rem
th* padded cell early thla week, ll
to tieattte. ll* mva lha siory In Tha
Star last night about tha city ...i •
tan dump, and Ihe f...1,.«1itit lv
1 uk. » own hand wsa received till*
tnornl;ig:
Tide-Land Thought!
Seated Usl ntglit In a street car,
I VII weary and Ul al *«»».
And mx nostrils whiffed al SOIIMh- j
tblnc
That rod* un the exerting brcei*.
I -*•-.,
1 know i.-.c what I was jtisr.
1 know what 1 thought just then,
Itreathlr.g that «;>rui».* dump oxlor
With a ilis>u*-.ii.i other men
Tb*n» St mor* slant** to ihi.
edetr.l from LsUkc'a trenchant pen.
They will b* *c«nt to anyone tram
mt char** lh* flrat time tit* eoutt
wind u-jii.
Annual convention of school sup* !
•rtntr '.'!• will b« hell la Oi)in>
Its fepteir !*r ML
"1 arur*i«*** you never know what !
> ... are false ... j., tomorrow."
-No. I never lo- Mr work Is sl- ,
ways cut taut I,+ i..."
There could Xta no possible doubt |
of hi* staletueeil V«u sea. h* was I
a ceat-mak»r. though occasionally
he sawed up a vrst,
;... ..> »^.1.1..v.-..is*v^_*--"^.n.l-S4 - !i>..-x: . fJ'.'..,
" 11 Ms** a Hit
Th* Star I>u»l Man* po*m y**t*tr.
Say mad* a btg titt Everybody la
aa a,-hi. a- b« I* that I— Iska
a vacmtloo. l»ft» frt*nd * * l(e*
"Oo tak* a long rest. V. B,—t*on"t
com* back." -
Other wrlt*rg say?
IL C r.—"ive t.e..l il a* bad ss
you dot"
J. & W.— -J will pay a» your
expenses and you can stay away a*
lor .tt a> you want to,"
! R -I. "Don't seeta to in* It
would ba very bard to gat . som*
body to take your place. Almost
anybody could da IL
Hunter—"Coma out to rar ranch
and I ii mistake you (...- a .-lniia-1
nan bear some Say »i»t, l'xe got
tny ttm." "^tg^
■tstloo— m "We have oat empty
cell wattlntr for you."
Theoe* Sedan* of V■!» irless Me*
let III* Star I/ust Man to won bta
muse once mora In a similar vela:
Nibody
"Everybody's ...it town," is what
.I'm told thee* day*.
"Everybody's" --- Am Ay to *m*ga
. tb* sun's hut rays
"Ex. xt* ', 'a* hunt-Mi out aaa rt*
isriih far and near;
"Everybody's* gone but mm—
I'm
Still
Here.
Incendiaries/ attempted to tram
th* static* at lb* Kir. |*. re track*
Yonker*. N.Y.. early tbta morning.
Thfrtv v»|«s.K|as horse, were rescued
with difficulty.
A Word from Jesh Wis*
"Th- night has
a thouaan* * eye*"
- ar,*l your neigh
bors about a hun
dred times as
. many.
- A special train has hist completed
th* run front New V.irk tO let* All*
gel**. 1.200 mile*. In the record
breaking time of I days. 1 hour and
21 n__uua. «vrQri.^£«*B~>e6Mim, .-|~-'"iV
The secretary of war has ordered
an Investigation of tbe orficial acts
of Mai Oeorge llhulln, formerly
TTniled States quartermaster at Pr
attle, now stationed st Washington,
\p. C.
Portland city counrtl la trying to
find an •scute for refusing Ihe bid
of Moran Ilro*. for the construction
of a steel flretsoal for the city of
Portland,
Mis* Viola Fuller has been elect
ed queen of Ihe Olvmnia carnival.
Three Japanese fishermen were
drowned In the Gulf of Georgia yes
terday.
Andrew; dirnegl* today donated
public library at Dublin.
Have Y*u S««n It?
A T*uton friend from Bq'ink
Plough detids tha fallowing on n
postal card: .
Lest.
•■ "One r.r'ti.ll. eaf mid some dalls
ruil off., lla huf two vita feet* In
frond and some vlte feet pehlndt,
nnd noma ii li* horr.t. grow by <i.*r
dop of 'Is hedt. Whoeffer fintlts all. I
caf I glf efrypody tree tolUrs,"
Saya the Pike street philosopher:
"If sot women could choose be
tween a good name and small feet,
folks would soon be a-talkln'"
Ths office boy submits this sign I
to, managers of local restaurant*,
to 1.. displayed during the noon
hour rush:
OKT HCNOnT
WHILE YOU WAIT.
INQUEST POSTPONED
Th. in'itu .! ov.r th* eu|ipn**d r»
itiiiln. of A. K. ta*v*n, fs.titi'l In the
Uuwamtah river, near IH. racetrack,
r«\frial day. Uk", t'.li-a ln-s.fi pofttpon.
••I until Monday afternoon. It w** j
',rle!t,iiily Inti-nrl.'l to hold th. In.
(jit-tat today hot It I* Intpoaatlil. to
gat a number of n.eeaaary wllnaan- j
am har. before Monday.
- Two Norwegian picnic* arm to lie
itlvt-ii tomorrow, On. I« tn b* given
at Pleaaant Umh by a Nor.. so
ciety of thl. city, and th* oth.r I*
to l,» *i i «ti at Rtons'* landing by a
Norwegian )rtmni people* aorJ.ty.
Mr. Vi, 11. Whlti!..<•>-, conlralll,
flrat m%i'. church, Hunday night.
...
rip to Hull tJike.
Mr*. Tyrrell I* forewoman of what
Is known aa th* Mlllloitntrv* club of
I ,< .nil. whh-h Is a soil of en-opera
live rratiiurniit -and creamrry. The
Tacoma union hn* bestowed Bm«isi
her the honor of seiidin* her a* Its
*!• 1.-i. .'•• to the Nt. laOUtS . \ I---H i.-n
"My work, there," sh* sn|,| this
afternoon, "will be to look utter
%ftltr***es wtiti in* unfortunate
enough to be «stat adrift In that clt)",
lo see to It tttal they its not Slav
out t*o late at night, nnd tn other
urn- to i mt after their coinroit and
welfare. 1 will also look after lh*
tu. i.* ea*etillally biialin-s* Interests
of the unions while nt the exposi
tion."
•>* h.s-'i •> - sr* now ■ -I'li.tK. I 'i *al
mini flshlii*. The biggest catch
mad* 'im 'i.s tl!is-iii*.ni l. wa* cronpai
atlvety stnsll. It waa mad* by th*
Myrtle. which on one voyage
caught :'■ 1.1.i i i-i: Th* veasrl* which
arrived slurln* lh* month and Ihelr
masters ar* th* following: *
l is' ll*. Jacob Johnson: i-i-.'iit.
11. Afl'lelon; Thc-kl*. «V Ileiirlk
aon: IV^shk*. J. I• i ruck. Myitis,
A. Tliimiihehy: Alevto, J.I Thomp
son; Yukon, I*. Kelson; Tickle, A.
Joderaj; lleef. J, lllhann: Mary, J,
Htrand: Wla. (1. J. Mickey: Daisy.
A. I.unay; Ilrtn* Hold. T. furrest;
ll'ghlantl i.'.i*,!, tl, I-.-, !,,. Nor
man Huitde, H. I*. Abbott: Admiral
l»ew*y, T. Nelson; Alma." J. C, Ash;
• •in.:,i..'. J. M.!t.,„, Killth. C,
1....-.-... .l.iv I.- p, k . t., r j. Trim;
1 .•>!!!. .1. It hi- n t>.... .-.-i, r |l,
Acktey; l'llot. J. Johnson; VIJa, 11.
VI Uurrowi Shamrock. U Winner.
COLONEL LEOOV DEAD
Colonel J ... -• 1.-1 1.. m promin
ent Orand Army man. and member
or lh* .v ,!•:.* bar. died ttt tut.it* n
lo^s of lh* throat, al hi* hotms TOO
Warren avenue, at a lal* hour last
nlsht. Funeral aervlr** will tie held
Hunday, at th* family residence, al
3 p. ni» under lha i.v., , r • of John
R Miller I>a*t. No. |L o. A. _L lv
which he I*-!*,•■»,-,(.
<-..i.*n.-l |s-i , |s aurvlved by a
wlf* ond sam. tvr more than tl
yanTA the deceiised ha* Itred In He
altle, lie wa* t.»rn In Newark. N, 1.
In lit J. and -• .x.-.s durln* lha Civil
war In tr.* lOOtb Illinois eolunteerw
«ie first pert, or lose all chance oC
CONFERENCE
STREET CAR MEN WILL MEET
W. C. L. U. LEADERS
irmrnlnr. at Id o'clock,
Ih* joint meeting of the Heattl*
Street Hallway Employe*' union and
'.n* IVr.i.tii Centra! |..1,.„ union. Is
lob* held, Th* nutter of th* al
leged discrimination of Ih* Hendle
Kletrtrk toin|»ii| against union men
will be gun* | nto ln ,j. UH , n< j , m .
}'"' •' ' developments max result
from I has ,- ..-I r t
DIVED M VAIN '
Although t___i hmuiCmm -fs-~i.i
.-it *—'*•.• •^*;*-s^-'>ii*'---r..'* Ji;l*.iK--*|-*\s It^-P*- -»*-
I thai watched hlm.VhaTimiTß^ a"
•». Benjamin the diver, ta recover
li;> in gold (l.i.nxi, man the bay 1.1.1
Tueaalay by Jet**, Wilson, a maniac,
were unavailing. The diver went
down three Urn** In an wtiempl le
aecura the treasure,
I* He lax.ar.eT
Thomas Hall, an ecrentrle English
laborer wbnee rr tents have for a
lon* lime believed ha was erase,
waa declared not Insane by p*>»«'-
Ciane who examined htm tn tbe su
perior court Iht* morning. Hall waa
I-ra.naht Into court two da)s ago to
I b« examine! 88 188 Ma fitnesa to be I
at large. Al lhat time tbe doctors
05.1.1,1 not d*ctd* whether or not be
i was Insaii*. Ith*. a** waa con.
tint" until today.
DENIES ALLIANCE
MADRID Aug. « titier Prem
ier Sllvrla In an Interview today de
nts* thai an alliance has be*n form
ed between Franc* and ftpaln. al
though tha estreme friendliness nf
(hs. two nation* lead* to th* hope
the I an alllanc* will soon b* con
summated.
PREACHER PROM AFAR
n*v. Uewellyn P., I wards, a Welsh
Pr**byterlan minister of ,M,%it|
rived Ihta ttsornltig and ta th* guest
of Ihe It*v, Owen Jon**. ll* will
preach tomorrow morning and even
in'J at Ih* Welsh • I'resbyterlan
churrh. Mr. IMe.r,!. wss for see.
*n years ihe pastor of the Clapbam
Junattain West Presbyterian church
of 1.,r.-lnri. He ram* to thla coun
try f«r lh* purpoae of studying (he j
American system of education.
" 'S'
FOUD COMPOKT. Aug. I, ISOJ.—
Nothing like a Raft Hhlrt for com
fort, una leillsr take* the , .,
beautiful tin* wtll worth ll.so. King
Ilros, lit First aventt*. i ••• j
I, *
Ticket. Coed* Two Day.
nxcurslon to- Victoria flaturday
snd fui.-i.-iy. August I and I. UM
round Irlp. tag tat nt " *••
Sewing |
Made Easy
Let Us Sell You
a Motor
Costs less than a cent an
hour to operate.
Does all the hard work.
Makes sewing a pleasure.
Let us demonstrate it to
you.
Spa tt I p E,ec,rjc
uvUlllv Company
907 FIRST AVENUE
Pianos
Th. r" Is no need to rent a pi
ana
- The Barnes A Bon brand—new,
excellent In lone and workinuit
■hip ton be bough! for 12&4.
TF.nMfl:
$10 Cash ii u.i $0 a Month.
• BTGINWAY DlaALiCltH
•* —i m iiw
Sherman, Clay & Co.
711 Second Aye.
BOTH ni'.- IBS, MAIN US.
iki.iui-inkimoN CO. (Inc.)
Dealer* In '
♦j Hardwood Lumber
All kind* of hardwood, oak ami
nm I. It- fl'i.irlutt,
I'hnnea— iiri.tl, Main 1236; Inde
ral,, In.t. 12Zi. '
Itiilltii.-itl uk-, .nd Connecticut at.,
on. block mmih nf Mm it, Ilroa.
RKATTIaII
LABOR MSCTINOS TONIOMT
Urewerl-Weslctll C*OlT*l l.alair
I'nbin hall, Hod Second avenue.
Mi, .mi Uttßtnwr*— Wallrrescs* liftll.
it" .' -.-. .'ist avenue
Sunday Moling*
llrothetliood of l^i*ln»*r»-rit»>
ne«-r block and I'aelfle block,
FATAL BLAST "
. ■
|lItIST«U Au*. 1,-Whll* tilasl
ttt* colli sin* at the Ititstnl furnm*
this inni-tilti*. a i,i .-I r>|i|iii|i',l |nt-
maturely. liijurtn* eight wnrkuirii,
two *f them fatally. - v-
SQUARED
CONTRACTOR KAISER* CAN
SITU. GET CITY JOBS
At Ihe Ineelln* of the board of
l ni,it,- i.-. ii, ■ --, i, ... Hi* ' '"I
Irart for th* lay tn* of Doner*l* side.
n.iii » (in Twenty-**a'«tid avenue,
from I'i-l lii.*ii to 1..-i Main
street, Mas .. il. I l,t J, X iil„ ti*
• 1,-; in* the fact that tho board at
Ita i-t.-\ !..it» lllri-llli* i. ti,-. .1 lo «lv*
iiini th* work on the ground that he
»>» a delinquent with it 1.1 tlly
job*.
Th* contract Tor layln* a water
main on Tw*u(l*lh avenu* smith
wsa awnrde.t to K. Mclj-lUii A l*o.
lrrin |tl|u-s. Inateail ttf wooden one*.
will |iri.Ulity tie u*«l. Mttrrtt 8
iluels aacureal th* contract for lay-
In* tb* 1. a--i — ! .,:- I 1,, ill, un
i:.. ti-ii .ii., t.
n,. .i.u,*ii *ii- laken by th* bosrit
In th* matter of I notion* l«r the
drinking rnunlalna lhat th* Wash-
Ington sanitary fountain .■■•..,.'..
1 1. i.... • Installing In tarl.uta s- i -
.*f ths city. Th* Tn-tltlon nf Ih* oom
pstny was nydereo placed on ftl* and
lh« boanl entered Into 88 disillusion
ef lh* .tii*i. *i. though it I* said a
• in-, i Investigation of th* grhew*
•pplv\»»l by th* Hiy council tn
•tt -sniii k permls*ion far the Install**
lion of lb* fountains will t>* mad*.
Matty Improvement bids were
opened by the board of public works
this morning, among Ihrm being
bids for lh* grading of l^»»t Himii-e
street frotn llroaitway to. Tuelflh.
and ot rifieenlh avenue porthrasl.
snd tha laying of conwele walks on
T*sl»r way and Vallty alrect.
n»i s in a deflrirnt atatement of
the .* .- tti. ■ .(...ui., tl;e i*. .U.i wtll re
ndverllse for propaiesls for laving
Iti* 1 -.-. ;,.= .-1 winter main on t.i- x*
-isiii avenue.
SUSPECT MAY BE
PURSE SNATCH
Otmtta lUrvey. Wflaved to b* Hie
purse snatrher who lias been work
in* In Seattle lately, wa* arre*t*d
on th* waterfront l»*l nt«ht by I*a
trotmsn Hill*. A man wa* a**n lo
snatch a pulse from a woman near
th* I,os laf flee. The purs* was thaln.
-,t 10 her wrist stil I.* railed lo
get It.
Two ettiaen* saw th* act and told
lb* patrolman. Harvey answer, 11..
s descrt|.tlun given.
FAREWELL BANQUET
TO MAJOR BINGHAM
A farewell banquet ww* firm lo!
Mai. ft. 8. Ittngham. the rttlrlntt
I'ntted Ittstea quartermaster, al th*
I! if.l. r . ill. last m.'ht Tb* din*
iter waa given by a f*w of hi* friend*
and at tts conclusion he was p.
aetited with a sil»*r loving-cup.
In response lo th* msny compll*
i*. %.a^*^S»- 4^ ;.>-,...»£ **x>.'sfi<. V»*~*-*^*.'■■'
tnat be wwil* Mr* preferred la r*.
main In thl* rtty, even though hla
asslminent trmk him la th* l*r«**t
and moat Important 1 ••*( In Ih* d*.
l-iMii-.-M. and that h* hoped com*
day to be returned herw.
TYPOS MEET
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF I. T.
U. BEGINS AT WASHINGTON
WASIIINOTON. t». C. Aug. 8—
Nearly Ihre* hundred delefstes,
a-.-rr.it.fc- from all parts of th* I nlted
Ktates snd Canada, have arrived In
Washington In anticipation of the
opening next Monday of th* forty*
ninth annual convention of the In
leratlonal union.
Tomoriow the visitor* will tak* an
excursion to llaltlmor* In reasons*
Ito Si Invltattsm from lh* local typ
osrraid.sral union ct that city. The
l.ns ur.. *e**ltuta to begin Monday
wta iirotaablv last tn days or two
weeks, aa a Urge Qoantlty of bust
t,e«. ilemst,,!* lha* attmtion of ti,.
iSsIHSIeS
MRS. MAYBRICK'S
IMPRISOSMENT
kIA-.' 111- iI II B»#, Aug t—
Mrs. l'iu,-fii,,* Maybrlck today en
tered upon Ihe fifteenth year of h*r
In irl.'.tiiiis-nt Th* Mai.ihes.tasr
Guardian, commenting on {j... mat*
ter, aay* 11 la nol at all certain
lhal sh* alll lis. released i.. I*l 1'
' this were done II would be a distinct
I concession ah th* part of th* gov
ernment.
— *-
•ft.SO— Chlcsa* and Return—
IM.BO «
And equally low ralea lo all Eastern
point*, on Augual llth, llth, r.tii
and Mid. over the Northern I"artrie.
run Information at N. i' city ofrice,
I A. Ni.leau general agent, fleattle.
f>: -*-.-* i. •••
■i. i * i ,
T*mp*e«tl Cjopptt**
The lost art of tempering copp»r
ha* been discovered tn, I patented by
Seattle people. Their factory is now
turning out th* metal st nil lirst
avenu* .....th. L!«nltfd amount r.f
stork for sale. Information supplied
»«d articles tm esMSiiiorj st effle~a
of lh« A*t«tc f.'npper M,.inuf.-< t.itltm
Co.. Mt ilurke lildg. - ...
THE ONE-PRICE
FAMILY WINE AND
LIQUOR HOUSE
Retail
Dealers
We sell tn any quantity Old 1i..tn1...u
and Ity* Whiskies, 2Sc, »oc, Tie,
11.00, |Ul and ll.fcO per bottle. Call.
fornla Wine* of all kinds, lie, hOr,
Tr..-, Ilii, and li.i* per III*, Kin*
I'l.l 11.00 |*r gallon.'
FREE DELIVERY.
Brunner & Co.
403 Pike St I'UJjjpJMg
MAISON BARBERIS
MENU FOR SUNDAY
DINNER
AUG. 9, 1903
Quern Olive*. RniHnhm.
Clilrkrn Mulligatawny—(lah.una.
I'ri«lt Hhi In,|i H .il.til, Muyiittn.'ilfin.
Teiiderlnln of H<il» a la Cardinal.
Chicken Haul, a la Provencal..
Ravioli t:■>tmwti.a..
Or.fi id In. of Veal, an I'etlt Tola.
Trim. Itll.* at maat, an lam
Hi'tltiif l.ttiiili. Mint K,i,i •
Harden Pen..
Cauliflower Hollandi
M»«iis i nr linked Potato**.
Vanilla Ira Cream. |
I.aily Plnger*. Macaroon*.
Cham*. *. Krult. .1 Coff.*.
BEES AS DETECTIVES
I AND HOLD-UP AGENTS
i-i li Hill i:<l t,..nut. I iigen.
• inttli, a ftttinrr living uenr l*rrh
bill*, was awakened early yester
day tn,'tiling by au unusual hum
n-ii'u of Ills bee*. Inveatlgalln*. hs
,li»..'tii-.i that honey I, l been sin
tap from several of the hives, Hud.
denly ths bees began flyln* to n
woikl tiror by. Kllugensintlti fol-
I-... ■ ■I. m. I the i.e. a halted at n bt*
r«>ck.(tolling the rock over, Kiln*.
A POLICE
ROUNDUP
ii
MORE THAN A SCORE OF Oil*.
•REPUTABLE CHARACTERS
ARRESTED LAST NIOHT
Th* potlc* ii.i iitst.i n.te.led *
scot* or ii • i, nf men and on* wo-
man a* suspicious . *,i.i .. I.i • nf
ti, - •. It mi* not charged with any
-(!,*,.- B n<l at th* police station Ihi*
>,-■•:..-« no un*. from the rhlvf and
captain down, knew nii.i th* i*ua
oner* w*r* In Jail for.
Thomas llynn. J. V. He. k. Will
Olvena. W. A. ttloal. William I 'ul 1..
tllily Madden. A. f. 1i.,11,-1., .1a..,. .
IllCliold. frank Yhoir,p«m. John WH.
amt. frank i... n* ,it and Wttl llam
amy wer* annul* tho** arrested by
•i-i" ii.. » and i .in*i', .ii in ihvlow.
c, | -It s-r 111- . ,l». Mm-,' Int.' I.srl,
Itt I ,11 l.r-s 1., r. i. arnj \,-i,i lv„.
criminal t i>
i - tr. tn.. i|... 1.,,,, i and |-, P , „. ,„
arretted Walter Hell. Jack llaidy
and l; H. Vanter In tti* n*w ten
dartoin as vagraits. JUrdy waa ar
trated Mirrat weeks ago a* an »- .
compile* of a woman • .tw l of
stealing ttt) frvui a man. 11* was
"ii- l on thai char**.
j .ti -s li ,-i ni.! was atrssied a tarn
months s*o for stralln* a w*i, h and
son.* money from a man ai th* font
of Washington afreet, I|. was r*s
:.*.-....i |n the aupertur court. John
vi is..vi ha* a bad reputation In H#.
attic, and I* known lo th* criminal
class** as ihe Tsrrtbl* Haed*."
It waa th* regular tt*r*«(yp*4
rt.ui.:- up thai lakes place cm* In a*
whtl*. but I* not an Indication In
any sen** llist fhl.r Hulllvan ha*
rhsnged hla "do nnthtn*" i*s,li.
HAPPENINGS
. HAPPENINGS
j ABOUT TOWN
'^^"" "-— ~ — lk)aaa -, -,j- t ,-| mmwm^mam\wmi
Bup*rtor Judge Atherteon tht*
{warning granted a dtvorc* to Mr
i. M. Gibson on ground* of denrr
tlon and non -support Mr. tlsbaun
ttellfl* I l -at her hueband w*ot to
Alaska thr** years ego and since
It.-at ll.sxss !,-■,. | ...«*><-" a - *■*-- f~
*r'. xl'iix s>^--v*.-..*i. *. ai.' .-.»»*. .:\tm i-v.^.v. I*'
i Mr*. *A!.i.ui Km!th*today Instituted
<tt.ir.s- proceesiir.gs against Jamee
Hit.iih fil.e asks for a *t<--r*e art the
af.fi J of drunkenness an i nc>n.sup-
I Sort. Ttity ha. . been married 11
LITTL* HAPp.rt.nt,. .. ..
■ C A. Canrteid. th* millionaire dla>
• *.x erer of th* flr*l big oil-producing
well* of Calif-.re.:.i. Is In tlratll* on
a vacation trip.
John Wbtlrhm haa filed a ctslta
asult si ih* rtty la lb* sum of WIS I
fur i-s-ras-r*. ii in jar is a. alleged to hay*
I «.ti suxl.itned by a fall through a
defective sidewalk. Th* accident ll
*»ld lo hay* occurred July li. ami
Maynard avenue. n*ar Chart*e
•IreeL
Henry mtnta Nelson, pmfaasor of j
politico I science In Wllllama Col
lege, who waa formerly *dl|nr*tn
chief of Harper's Werkly. ta spend
ing a few .'.»>« ef his vacation la
Seattle, whtl* on • western tour, lie
leaves tomorrow on a (tip to Alaska.
MARINE NEWS
-■ ■ ■ . $
——
- Japan*** liner T- •* Mara sailed
ta China and Japan thla morning
with a heavy cargo rcmslstlnji most.
ly of flour Tl.st. waa also a large '
shipment of cigarette* and food
stuffs.
Mont* liner Indiana waa towed to
y>i«|e Harbor yeeterd&y Afternoon!
to be laid up. i
MtXatfQtnrry l.im li. baritone. First
M. I'._rl«i(rrl>. gun Jay -hi g _ *»*
~ ..•..HM'r.'s'-A.-i -TlMu' t.i ^ti...... gugAmAtaa*
■.•» "i.ii "srf-^^ jffrV
■--■■
s,-.:;-vh*v--':^-''s^v-'::''- -.-:?•; , ._ .;^.;^-«f. . --^ -; :• t ."*" Vw - t.~: -.*-
Stat. Unlvsrslty
.__ - ■._. .--.....- -—17,^,, . . - - .- - - -*. — "ii. '._.- -._-.l'--—t.j-i^.^jE^-yy^-g^ . -■ _■ **mrmte-=^*
ETfim m m ■ ■ ■
Pettit's
University Addition
Do You Know We Have Laid Out
aa mm ma. m . - mm
350 Lots?
JJU LUla a
mm mm »m m*e ■
Cleared the ground, graded part of the lots, constructed \\m\ miles 6-Inch water mains, with
$900 worth of water hydrants, miles of cement walks, with gutters and park strips,
graded v/ A miles of streets, spett $it),ooo.
These improvements now all In and paid.
v„-t - . ::,}'<
Prices Only $50 to $250
Easy Payments
Where else In the city can you find any thing like it ? This property only one block
from car line and school, three blocks from State University. It I.s nt the top of in
elevation overlooking the city snd lake, affording a magnificent view and best of drain
age, State University is the center of .1 cultured community. The on I) suburban Ideal
ity where rooms can be rented .it good prices.
215 lots sold in '.* months. Twenty bouses under construction, or completed,
Call at our office and sec on our sales book the names "i Seattle's shrewdest investors
as I'm ii of these'ot-* One man Invested $2800. This is the best* recommendation of
these lots SI .< 11.1t1i.1l we i .111 give.
Take University car to Fiftieth street. Agent mi ground ;or call at office.
PETTIT & SON, Arcade Building
'eiisinlth found th* honey hidden In
a ■ ii ■ under It i
When night ram*, h* armrd and
concealed himself near the rock.
Not lon* afterward he heard a bu*.
*y .1 j.i....... hiii» 11 slupiteii, and I » ..
men began atgulji* over which of
(Item should ... vi.- |h« honey,
Kltncenamlih vptan* frotn conceal
iiieni and leveled his gun al ili.-tti.
ll* discovered who lliey were and
will hay* them arrestsd.
THE MARKETS
Tli* »nd of Hie werk finds th*
pouliry m,,ii h. i , lutt, i but without
.(*.(,... - nf iiui.tatltiiis oil Stock.
1.. ar* very flitn
Th* scsn-lty of peache* n,,i.. .
11... l-l . tn. . advanced tv li ... yes
terday and I i-. 1.,- ni. - declined to
In aoin* rase* 11,15. Titer* was a
i • -' > *i iii uf I*, in kludi of b»l -
tie*, •
WHOLESALE PRICES
m sa. tn... «,* i» aar !■*,».. is ss**
IIIIm. ' .-... ..i .mall isKlsss, as.ra*.
*' tor nni. kl«>ss. I
Provisions
Fseas, u».t~f.m tmit, tt»* IS; .(.*r mat,
At IS. ». -i 'fl-. lb; | „k i. ■.< 11.
(•' > a" -. - ll.„ a If 11. 1,,,a'.al I.
sea, il. is; t .hi. . 1,, st, 1,, it.
V*g*t*bl*a
(Ireen • • an. |t.(na*i sr. t. , ... . - t ,
•1* | 'a. -a ■>. ...,. (| MS*l -a* . sl i..
• It* 1 11. 1. .. «| *».• ...... «| Sql •- .
1,-.'..-. |S *,-' ■» s! , ] t„ , ,„,,,,,
et. . -' -- .':* kit; 1..- ... '.I.s's,,,
aoaT&s-, waa i,**i.,. v , .v. ..w.i.sts *..«*..
&., -s | S-a |. a i.h.1,. . |*. .*....,
i 1... ....... ,11., ,»| ; ars**, I a si a
CS I -ss ; ..- 1 **|s .,. _, ,„,.|. . I, ,
V- ■'-• *»-•. His -'..i't. !'• il'
Cr.sn Fruit, Eta.
AMltf, rail's IT, i,|i is, ...axtslns.
f I l.'-*l sa Imi sea*. 1.-, real.; a.ata.
l-s-i.s tt (tool .si i- a ; .; is.. >s r..s.■■*..•
..... . ...i. ,*.i» ilaraa, tie ,*.'» asti.*
I—-■ I. plums, ; *-is..*. : |.a,i.,s sue
eeal*i ■-*.«.-'. si gu ..... ..** . .; ta,
«... 11 **. 11 :•■ rratat Or*. >■•■ iism*.
JlJMjlts, h.,.i.i.s tl f». 1..--.
ivr(s a *•■ •*•>-,» ll»«i ta i.i t, .
. . t r.l. |**rs Ii r-, |:.„.,i..s '. tasty
StO la S'.t-ss .It. fl ia, Lis. » fl to.
Hay, Grain and Waa*
Oat a, I.i las; barley, n ton; wli.at,
I". tun: chop 1-5 Inn; old E W. llm«(hy
i;ii«ii*» aew, ti« t.t t .. Ensure W..k.
15.,, . a i.aas-1 t's... f:,» *\% I. .a, t--a*.
**w » ...i i.. til *a I-' are aitatra.
IUW tun; aew I «. i Vouod bay, I . ••-■
I.i ni1..::.. ... tr. ..«-.
Bulls' Ck***s, Egoi. Peultry
t>. u.r Was.-tal- » '!•-'• '•«.. m-. dai
ry ..«.;!
i .ss, t,..» tut,, scorr, 0i«. k-etwa.
lee.te.
...... -.'atus \t m.h't-tit^ f-jt! .ream.
|«s-. luasttutisf IS.; Sssts. I-,... tsuisar,
f.UIII H"l".t latlala. .'-OS.-, lis.
ess. lajla'ss- tt*. .ls.ua lla: «lsssss*
I*,; *r-rlna (Ultken*. uillit diss. 1...
I a..-. toellA i-ta-'t.
PRICES TO PROOUCERB
sTVaa nun Sl* 'a *J« ...la* at
r.,1„« !. . ill tolas! MM 111 au.. M
us Mir-l
Har and Grain
r...... gtasMa i...., «.!!. IM.na
ten; alfalfa. li*> to Ml lon, oat*, t.i vt
ton; barley, l-l >« Ion; wheal, t.T'u
tan; beast. El so Is*, «i.,.rta Cl* tea.
■Middlings. IM* lon, r.ia«t Sound hsy,
Ita tv til
Eggs, Paullry and Llveeteek
Hi-rt.. chickens. l'-ssr»iv tt i
*•*. n>; ..... t a-a(t«a, ***(** tk. late
s* .s.s tH#ft» m\ rmmm* • Xmmt •-* »a tm f—..
Ss ta. n.m. ea ttm*. *. It-. ...... .as r -si
*f *s_Jh£jMe^e*J.»H i JNj» i eta**, *\aU
LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST
__BWg_B_gga____Ba apnfaai zsssxxsvJtsss'rsm"iii^sttK.'.i!rTm l ~^i. ' w ' r-Jr
Royal Furnaces
1 Vfa at* *«.l. agmu it. Seattle fa* th. ,I*l, IIUT-Attt rcn.S'ACB-
Th. "Royal" testis bolda rtnH rlaee among hot-air furnace*, la *«oni»
my. durability, see* of management and efficiency II has no equaL r.t
ami • ether r-irnaces If you wish, but I'lvi.h-. yoo lh* "Royal" before
yen buy. I'rlra. re»*,.nal*a».
' ,^B.______SS______B_____MaßS__B______—_— —_SS_B_____S______SS___SS____—_■
OCIt PIO ram: Or ENAMELED wakr ENDS TONIOIIT.
HAVE TOC TAKEN AOVANTAOE or IT. EVKItTTHIN'O OOKS
at * bsdvction or nit rr.m cent.
*Mii__L_____s3aßsa_awbbsa___agq^—gj MB * t 'i ■ ■-——— t w^B3Ssa__—t
/Cift! LEseP IPERC°-
J^mg\mm mtM - m mmm*a Mala liars run gets** .al »».t.f «('*»(
A+^r^WmSmamWr- g.W.11.t.t. aaa.a t.iniiuiiiiiiiai -II list »c.
KILLED BY
A FALL
W. M LAWRENCE WAS THROWN
FROM A OREEN LAKE CAR
Ily a sudden lurch of* (lieeii l-uke
street car, \V, M. Yawreiir*, a labor
*r, waa thrown from it* r*«r pint
form, north of fieinont, at t; M ■
o'clock l«*t evenln*. Ill* hetid
struck .iii,ii,.i one of the |«>lca at
Ih* side of lh* <5,,. it, nnd hi* Skull
WHS flat-luted, lib died a few min
ute* Inter while In. was belli* taken
In Woodlawn atntlnn, Iscwrenre
was i, tm i.'.isi, (s. ti| H tiuine *t (lieeiii
i..iiu ..fi.i hla .lo a wuik In th*
city.
The body sua is t,,.,*.. .1 to Ihe |lun
ney.tValson morgue,-by order of
Coroner lloye.
Till* moralßfl ihe coroner mao* »|
I-.i-t in.,ii. ii, ■ * ..,,H. .t',.11 of the I
|....ii and found that Ibe skull hudi
been fractured.
1.,» i. . lenvea a wife and sev
eral children. -
ADOLPH WAS "JUST STUPID"
Adolpti Ho**, who was picked Up
by the pollie Wednesday itl*h(, and!
waa lh..until to bo Itianlie. wa* dls
ihargttl by an Ina-mlt) cominlsslon
tn Judge am., it ■■ n't* court, thl*
morning, width professed to find
him "Just stupid.
The man hail tm money and Judge
All..'l(es.n paid bis fal* Ut Tsuomii,
nit. i. lie r .>.• !., has frletulß,
A MERE YOUTH of~Tsr
VANDAIaIA. II All* I.—Francis
llliiiiiiii, familiarly known a* "Unci*
frank." will tomorrow r«!*brul* the
l".i.| anniversary of til* blrlh In the
midst of n *alh*rlns of hla friend*
and relative* ai hla horn* tn Ver
non, a llltls villa** '.., ii 10 mites
from this rlly, Mr. Ilinnon was
born r*.r 1.-. i - !,l*.."i-. V.t . on Aug.
», 11*0.
ME GOT A LITTLE ANYHOW
Thomas !'-s.-.l wa* yesterday
awarded ISO* dsma*ea against Hwiri
A «*o.. by a federal court Jury, for
liijurlea t ,-* <n. l v. turn a ilt■• •■ at
•canning fell from lh* roof of the
defendant's butldtn* on liurtotiu*'*
head. ll* *iie'l for 1&000.
Head Btar mrefully and find who
ar* on pro*ram tomorrow ttlglit.
first M. I*, ihutth. -'; •••
______ ♦
W. 8. H«**Bla*m Co Shirt Sal*. »1
A innn I* foolleh to tmy a re*ular
11.0(1 Hhlrt for 11.00. when he can
...ins* a standard Wilson lima, pee
rs!* nr Madraa Hhlrt of the |l-t» or
117' quality for |I.M
W, IL lltltt hlnaon Co, cor. of Bar.
end and Cnlon »tt*eL *r» aellln* a
Hhlrt for 11,00 wllh two palra of
ruff* You cannot aecur* two |»a!r*
of ruffs *t**where for !*** than 11 to
All new, ris«ii and charming pat.
tsrrta. "•
A CHOICE
LOT
On East Columbia Street
Near 19th Avenue
$600
Terms
10, 11 and 12 Bcb*u*rtn*n bits.
Fiest sv*. ana Cherry sl. •
FREDERICK & NKI.SON
rii« firsltir* l*«sr»»rit*« rigs r.rsll.rs
•ia. '".i'% ■ -'*•?■■■' .'.':s--';:
Saturday Night
Special
Good* Strong
Sewing
Table
Regularly $1.25; to QO ctS
_______*)_jLMUMi.~dirjifc J'rry ""* "*"'>, i""""'""""" rv*
- Ho f
M
Tonight from 6 to 9 o'clock we will
hold a special sale of a strong
Sewing Te^bJe
Made of hardwood, in a dark golden finish; top is
!BxJ6, with folding legs; at** '^f^
regular price 51.2>; Sat- 3^»k W <tir**
urday night special, cash V__^ JkammA
Tables are similar to illustration.
These will not be delivered and only
one to each customer will be sold.
.* - . j... ■■ •
Frederick & Nelson
!scery*rsl.l
Complete lloutefurnilhari
Second Aye., Mo-dison arid Spring Sts.
Something New — La- - ■*aj m a m m m m mM
The Handy Dresser H^^ggJ
1 ruok p.i.urc. js, non iMp^^^^Mfr.
...v .--- - x—. ■ - -I* ~ ■.■. -.. *-i*> - - * -.—-. *..- s^^^JH|fc^js^ft^e^*7^^?"w*i?s ---
• mmmmiiiAg lIKUS ..«.*. <_.V». ________■*«*_________________
t,.r H*s-<snd »». ' mWUmf^' «« *""" ' .'.lT__
i i in ig ». *E
And al other lr*.liiig » --' J__W
1«. not compare this with a Ptallman "or o(her clumsy affairs
railed dresser trunk*. Their I. no compttrlaon. ita.tt.-m cm
t-artment opened without disturbing other trays; content* «t*l
ways In perfect order. Jiiay accr** to all part*
SMITH & LUNDBECK, Mfrs.
Wholsial* Stsr* »t I*2l SEVENTH AVENUE,
Bel^isn Stewart and Olive Street*. Seattle,
H___L_r
/relceiit hen
Za7
Other Cups
* mwELfm %\mW C/A^O
Yes, then you'll remember me. Even when
the carnival is but a dim vista in the shadow
of the past, Crescent "99" Coffee
will live to repeat the tale and Crescent
Baking Row tier to sweeten the fruits of
your cooking.
WEDNESDAY NEXT
Our demonstrator will continue
the course of cooking lectures,
and as ■ special feature will
demonstrate water heating and
tell you about ::;:::::
The Luxury
%-- of a Bath
• With •*
Citizens Gas
The need of hoi water is universally rec
ognized. We will show you th.it Citizens
(: is will do the work cheaper and quicker
than the best old-fashioned range on earth.
Lessons Free to Our Patrons : :: :
Citizens Light & Power Co.
1425 First Aye. Both Phones
CAMP STOVES
Are ynu *olng out for a few day.' outing? If «o. you will need
* gootl «' ■■• We hay. any kind you mil want.
l-lturner Oaaolln. Btov* *, ,,.,.., $3.25
I Burtiei flu.ollne Btov. ,- ..".['..'.'.['.'.'.'.[.... JVftO
3-Hurnrr tJaeolltia Stove , , "1.11000
111 Camp Btove ... 81.AO-I
S-Hole Camp Btove 88.50 — $3.
JOHN 2531-Phonf»-IND. 1158 ERNST BROS.
Best Eye Service
ItZk^ltiMamWwKmgtSabtt. »
Jm\+~mZ*m^^mmA fc. I" »'li«t we offer \
s^^^^^^^^h_^^, Ul: ARU KXn:KT BPECIAUST3.
flgfry TiSfpr'j£* Schuch.ird Optical Co.,
W" TS^>«^-__— -^t*^^ C.raduate* of Hi"- l-lil. .gr> Opthal
''"-'■^'SJirH?'' mlc I'i.ll.ge and Hospital •
-».. K^HMCir Two Btore*. I*o7 second ava COT
-*'.•..--.'• !-.-; /.I;V.L-t J ;;■-■' Pir*t ava. .'
Big Values
Wo glv. you; big value, for your
money When ytWi purcha.e from our
bargain tabic*.
GEO. H. WOODHOUSr, 00.
HUB Smmmma A..nu.
■ ____ _»!..__.., - : U .
KsMMh'SiHOtSTTK
■ «pl.O J
Men* Hoc.hide Shoes, low,
regular f: i.o. to do*, out. 11. Si.
WW*** Siirmiu'n^'io
IBT Bci ■ -mi avenu*, Arcad. Uuiiaiug.

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