The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, August 12, 1904, Night Edition, Image 5

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The Seattle star., August 12, 1904, Night Edition, Page 5, Image 5
About The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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KICKED
IN VAIN
BOARD OF CQUALUATION FA
VORB S».O0O ABBt93MENT
AOMNST RAVENNA PARK
Ths .'him. i>s arm that thi« his kirk
whl.-h W. \V, li . k mi 1 >r) „r lU
vsims i»*rk. mule ... ,..., thy, yeM - m
1.1- • . ■ ',1 or lhal |.rvi|mrlv bstor*
ths »-i.l ii- ,v .n beard »111 b* u r te
• vsll Tho i-a .1:. 1 v |„i W mtilsr
■ ililsmirnt. Ths park Is .--",.,
.1 |SS» sn s.rr. msiklnr i tOUI ss.
srssiii.Mll of t:«.t>oo. link . -Llin'S
Ihst II Is thr->« llmrs ss imiih ss
ths ii...... -i".',', against sutiouiial.
ln« rsnlty.
In \ti»w of ths hl«h pttet thst
Br.'k la- .a!,. , a S,. I pf |h* fII f,
when It has ti«-n in.lni.l in l.ur ths
park 1 ■-. i« * I'lmniaiint Is nol run
stsimi. In ths 01 Int.in nf i>,.- I. |
Ot r ... 'a'-. -i In Iv ' I ll,ick *OUI4
not »ll tha i_.iv, to the rlly for :.--.
than i. .1 It is now north at
Isasl tali* that much. If II has a.l-
VSaead at .it In proportion to oihsr
(.rail rid In I!,- clly.
I*.a-- st ths tlms that thi> prop
«rty was offsri-a ta th* flty. insny
rtIISMM thoushl lha prie* I'larsJ
up.in tha proiwrtj* was r.-namiaM*
Uii) thst tha rllv Should ha\a txnight
II tn |'l.ii-a of W.HHtlan.t paik. which
It I'Utihl.a t for |tilil."iHl
Ten to Si.x
on Roosevelt
ttlr X, 1 'Mia Nsws Assn.)
NKW YORK. Aug. l_.~«ln.» Psr
ksr's tii-ttr'.i-atiiiii U.in> hss l-.-ni
ronsldar.bla betting on Wall strvnt.
with Itoossvrft tha fsvurlta st 10 to
S aad 10 to 7. Waaarrtnan Itn«
i*ft»r to.l»y H.iXM to $6W on U.«si.
velt.
GREAT NORTHERN
TO HAVE FRANCHISE
The franchise, which lha Ureal
Northern railway should hay* for
tha tualntrnant a uf several hundred
of lla polas. but which tt has navsr
possessed, will probably be r . a'r. ■
by th. council wtthtn a few weeks
After several months nt dalay to
regard to the matter, tha corpora
tion* .•:-.;!-.-:••" arranged yesterday
afternoon with Attorney Oilman, of
th. Ure.ii Northern, to draw up a
franchise which will he handed lo
th. council for approval.
V c fact lhat lha i;-. it Northern
has not the required franrhtsa ass '■
discovered by Krsncbls* I nips ftps I
Wheeler several months ago, a he.
•Musts J I y the hoard of works to
import the number of polea owned
hy local companies that are ua
] -i-.-.'.r ■:
SAYS HE WAS
BADLY tRIGHTLNED
Joseph Harp told a frightful tale
nf highway robbary to the police
this morning. Pa tlttla credence did
th* !•.:.» ptac* In hla story that
they did not g*t his address or busi- I
es**, Harp says that ha waa bald j
up I-. threa met] al th* corner ml j
Ninth s.-m.s aad J. rks> t street
shortly after 1) o'clock last nlchl
and st th* point ef three glistening
revolvers compelled lo disgorg* l:i
from th* depth* of hla porktts.
ll* stated that he was tn badly
scared thai he did nol knair whether j
lhay all wora mask* or wrr* col. '
Orel men, but their ft >. a.re a
deadly ::. .
ttarp siys thst they offered no
violence, h • '■ Joked snd prodded him
la a very ui.|.stl-n. way.
BRING SUIT FOR BEING
ON BLACK LIST
A. A. Patterson aad Lewia Orr.
proprietors of th» United States
lunch counter oe Pike street, filed
ami 'ill against th* 11. 8, Emer- I
son rota pa- a whole**!* house, to
renter $;.•«*) damages oa th. I
ground thai th* company has caus- I
ed the plaintiffs to ba blacklisted on
the hnnka of th* HaMtle - .ducal
company.
The plaintiffs sllaga that Ibe de
fendsnt company represented lo Ih*
produce association that th* owners
of the lunch connter had rcfu»ed tn
psy their bills for vegetable*. The
plaintiffs deny being delinquent la
meeting their obligations and claim
that they hare be«n greatly Incon
venienced hr being refused credit by
th* wholesale merchants.
SOME SALARIES RAISED
The civil service and salaries rnm
mttte* of th* council last night ap
proved tha ordinance raising ths
salaries of th* three chief assist
ants In th* city engineer * office. A
proposed raise In lb* salaries of all
city officials and employes from th*
major diwn waa superficially dis
cussed, but no definite action wa*
taken. A whll* act the coinrriltte*
thought that a general Increase In
salaries with the city's flnanrs* In
their present srt«p#> was Impossible,
but sin^e the total amount of th*
tax assessment h'»s been teamed, the
Indications ar* that tha municipal
ity will h»v* a better opportunity
to h« generous with Ua workers,
BZEN AW A) 9 YEARS
One of lb* shortest divorce suits
on record In this county was filed
todsy by Mis Mary Helen I'ooke
ugalnst f, M. rooks. In 19& word*
her attorneys have told the story
ut Mis. i'o-,»es u-atilinurila! tiou
A. limine A Co.—Papular Price Clothiers | A. Bridge & Co. Pointier Price Clothiers^- | A. limine & Co.—Popular price Clo.hicr* | A V.' A Co.—Popular Price Clothiers, | A Ilrldge ACo
_ —____-___ - - ___________
OUR HALF PRICE SUIT SALE
—-r —-,, ■(..", i, ; ,,...;., "■ The Hall Price Sale That Is Recognized
fag?' v^l $ A m. As Bona Fide and Honest
i i-'^pJ^lffi J>4^S^^^Js_^ 'jJ^'- -C,, °!CH PICKiNGS FROM Till: BHST SELLERS OF THE SEASON.
. Wsst JfflPn^^S| HIGH GRADE WORSTEDS. CHEVIOTS, HOMESPUNS, SERGES AND
p'W'Mw «W |jjjj itf/'tf ' i \ '_' -Il SCOTCH MIXTURES, ELEGANTLY TAILORED. PERFECT FITTING,
\ 7^Xl'' I llfcl ' I l lill ' jftfr^ I 'I' PP-TO-DATI: GARMENTS AT EXACTLY ONE-HALF THE PLAINLY
vk 7 : lii \mm\i\mJy '; P^kl" '^^ :;Vf^is^ 1 '11 MARKED REGULAR PRICES.
A Bi 9 Snap for the
feWff .. m ft W ' Men Folks
rki''-"t \&'' ' Regular $10.00 Tweed Mixtures for $5.00
X* ~ 'tf^sh*^t-j ,nil / fis Regular $12. IT ~ " 7~ ] ■ ~! . d ,<_*,-,_. •.
M_B_^/ llmM /I* «__ . i a- . Royal Blue Serge Suits, made up in the very at- Regular $15.00 suits
>i raJrSSSE; m3if / » i bcotch I weed mixtures . i , r* <.*•*• , , ■ .• t t - ' .
nfflrlJ I'" / 1 A it est cut, 4-button Cutaway Sack, fine Italian lin- of fine cheviots and
N^'Spflfl k7 %m%m a . °^ r,a! ds * «00d ings. silk sewed seams, guaranteed perfect fit- worsteds, thoroughly
W M ~^ servicable suits, for tm ,, Regular price ffjfVfe f%f% made, for
" OP everywhere $ 1 8.00, dur- VU* U U A* mm —m*
EXTRA SPEC|AL ii $6.25 I gi^gJgg 09s $7.50
EXTRA SPECIAL ' 1 ▼ ■ "ww
Children'sSuitSale | pillar $17 all wool black clay $8.50 | L' l'ulii ) suits in all the $10.00
Children sSuitSale worsted .t r >o.oU ! E£ : , $1 U.UU
Your choice Saturday of a large assortment of eh.l- All Suits Bought Here During the Salo or at any other time- Pressed and apt In Repair a» Long at they last Absolutely Free *
dren's -• and 3 piece Suits—Cheviots, Tweed* and j —— ■'
"
Zz^^:^'^"^ Sensational Underwear Bargains
Your Choice $1.75 and $2 Your attention i\ Jire etcd to the big *how_ w»idow_di>play for verification of the following prices. We claim the largest stock
____ ,-^-^——-_. __- . . „._ 1.1 M«> I»»>««^ Ughtweight Underwear, regular 40c value. | and *}_? largest MenVlllav^vihTxaTural Gray Wool Under^^tdTr
•rtuifnt it ' ' lerwcar, rrgiiler
- '■'■ I »°r •■ • __."><* .. , |. . $1 25 value, for S9<?
Bows' 75c Corduraw Panic *"■? Cr,T Co,ortd ■***■" ÜBderwetr ' ,fK"Ur 50C ' ST M^%^
DOyS rOC UOrUUrOy raniS h ™loe.fer ay* w . Ha .. Me«VßUekj.p.ne*«SiliUnd^4r; jre^l_;;fi:^^
es,inßi*lA.. _______■■ OCa Mcns Hlack Balbri«*n Underwear, rrgulsr 65c value, for - . na?e me for * « >Sr
OalUrUay TOl JOC 4.l** GOODS in Sight Cooper's Derby Ribbed Heavy-weight Cotton Underwear.
1 . 1 j Men's Natural Wool Medium-weight Underwear rerular f0 PrOVO fllO "?" feJ^nTllS t-Vi'^' U*'7ViV j J9V 15
_____-___-x-_^__i___s-l___-—..^—^ ~~^.»- . .. -——. ~ c, ..i..,. tnr * ' ii,,l 1...J).. Mm s Heavy H row n Kil.l.ed \\ 001 I, nderwear, regular $2Xn
51.35 value, for J «<* flSSCrflOn value, for S^l 25
$1.50 Negligee Shirts 65c j-—~—»^~——=—^^ „ ==
«* - www^ I I . __—__-.___-.-__-_-_-__________
Di*tinctly the best value in Negligee Shirts offered this Cssll P«««« ««4 *r UM ..^II MM Q«. •. . ■■ 1 i__. ■ ■
KAtottmVThty .retb.Wu^lSandfi^M&rt.- Suit Cases at Traveling Bags | Umbrellas at FlJ^lliQßlinftQ
lines which are broken -hrncc this big reduit ion, o,"»<* Half Price at Half Price Half Price rurillSlllliy*
To,he,e ha, been added another lot-sime^d,,;^ HalfPNCe atHalfPrlCO Half PHCS T
"Elkin" Shirts; all si_es;your choice at <;,-,«* __ ■—' I I Men's 33c S<kV» for 18<*
Every Nc«l*ee Shirt in the House Reduced. "~" -— — -™ Men's Teck Ties for Uic
I; "a '-'" reduction. , price. A Fl-,^;^-,-^ J^^. Men« a s c Suspendera for ISc
— ii-..t from imaginary one-r—an ccouuniic upjK.rtunity Ama*\ B^ 4| M A_A Men $.'SO Straw Hats for «)S<*
R_Kiri_n_ci Ir i^a
wbich we urge you investigate. J_^Sft ■ k^TO I II tLlj LIB C£^ &-__? C_*JP n Men's $1.00 Night Shirts for >"<*
Si.so qualities reduced to.. 81.15 ?™" ~T ■ QP Men's $-'.50 Fancy Vests for *1.«5
$j.50 qualities reduced to 81.85 iillC 1/117 CammmsJ A.._s_. Men's _!« Socks for 14<*
$..oo.i»a!itie. reduced to $1.45 Next Door to Bon March* 1415*1417 OGCOnQ Aye. Itoston Garters for !"'.!'."..".'.".!!'.!!! 15<*
bles. and It takes op only a half
sheet of legal paper. Including the
till* of th* ia. .1. I lha •...-■■
ef lira. Cook*. Th* ground on
which th* deer** I* asked Is deser
tion for nine years.
a lass Blowers
Out on Strike
<ny .;i;. Xisi Assn)
ALEXANDRIA, tnd. Aug. 12 —
I Plva hundred glass blowers at tha
1..; ;." --"* Ulasa company's plant
struck today The company tailed
to sign a wage nale.
CABLE SHIP
REACHES SEATTLL
Th* United States cable ship
Durnslde arrived In port this after
noon, after laying tit mllea of tha
' Alaska cable during her last trip.
This leaves but about 200 miles of
th* cable yet to tie laid. Oa reach
ing this port the llurtislda received
her orders. Hhe will proceed to Ta
roma to load th* last of the isble.
On this trip eh* will t.i! < enough
rabl* t'» complete tha Una, The
cable has already be«n laid from
this port to a point about ten mile*
up the sound. When th» sbor* end
Is picked up on the return of th*
li'iit. -i i« In I'uget sound water* the
Is vine nf th* Alaska cabl* will be
completed.
THE SEATTLE STAR—PRn>AY,:At/t_UfiT n. 1904
HE WOULD NOT LEAVE
Mr*. Jennie Weston filed a sen
sational damage stilt In the stipe
rlor court yesterday afternoon
against P. W. Clarke, a well known
UruggUt She asanas that one afghi
recently ha entered ber home, be
hind an Ic* cream parlor at Madi
son park, and refused to i...... it.
Bhe irled to telephone for the po
lice. but. ai. (irillng to her story.
Clarke knocked th* receiver from
her bands and then drew a gun and
threatened tn kill ber. B! •■ asks
I :.. - ■ i damages.
PARKERANGRY
111 H. rlpws Nisi As* a)
KaoptH. Aug. ll.—Judge Parker
Is Incensed at the newspaper stories
to th* effect that he deviated from i
Ills printed speech of acceptance In
order to put stress on his gold views
for Ihep laiaive of gslnlng tli« sup
port of Wall street. He etnphstlc- ;
ally denies lhat he extemporaneous
ly revised his speech, but It willing
to lose any vot* turned from him
because of his stand on the finan
cial question.
Juilg* Parker's mother snd sis
ter. Mrs. Miles, left this morning
for Cortland to spend the summer.
Other guesta have left. l
_. aa**4at *T AtP^fA m^ mm, _.— .*. m 'mmmL
Lots Close In On Easy Monthly Payments
Price.s9s, $100, $135, $150—525 Down, $5 to $10 Per Month
WIIT PAT MOBS MO.N'rTj I |lt LOTS TO 6 MILES OUT. TIICSB I-OTS ARK IN I.ATONA ADDITION, ADJOINING BROOKLYN ADDITION. NEAR STATE UNIVER
MTV. WITHIN A STONES THROW OP WHERE THE GOVKRNMK NT CANAL AND LAIU3B IXXTKS WILL Hi I-OCATKD. AND ONLY JH MII.KS PROM PIONEER
You Will Make No Mistake In Investing a Few Dollars Each Month In These Lots ]
CAM. AT OmCB AND ARHANOR To laOOK AT THEM EVEN INUS. NEXT SI'NDAY WILL RAVE SALESMEN ON THE UKOUND ALL DAY. COME EARLY.
****—, Go E. Brown, 502 New Yo*k Block
IT DON'T PAY TO PAY RENT WHEN YOI* CAN HAVE A NEAT COTTAUI* BUILT i oil $UOO AND PAY nut IT SAME as KENT. WILL DRAW PLANS -MM
MAKE ESTIMATE "i COST; NO cHAaoaa. WHETIIKR YOU BUILD OR NOT. WILL FURNISH THE MONEY. CALL AND TALK IT OVER.
G. E. 8R0WN,502 New York Blfc.
•_

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