The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
May 29, 1908

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LAST EDITION VQI. 10. __. MILK TRUST PROMOTERS i ARE UP AGAINST IT HARD m CASE WILL END TODAY mm—mm. _._....,_ laejt Prosecuting Attor- r- Ytttlerveer Is Cer ttf of Success. .-________SatW_..wa_a.'.-.'- :':■■■—rf*¥'2^-M t n fnstcitiofls for Perjury Ikb to Follow Trial el Cases. THE MILK TRUST JURY. I SCOTT, inspector Sssttls If- eewipany, Stan**. _» HOAOLC-. Bellevue. T fOOiNUS Sprtngbraok. 1 pt. POWELL, sawyer. *^any CLARK. Seam*. l JAMES Stttttt. |g.A.BLACKWOOO. real tßt-SS. UaVi* a:': v «tU..A_I L. CRITMAN. real gkfc.tt.ie. I MERCSB. fsrwer. Sort* ijpygte:'*"' 1,1 PARENT. t.e--- i a a BAILEY, carpenter, HIU- I-»-fi'' id \U\W\ *THOMAS VOW, c**l miner, Aa ■/(_;.-«}_» tscea the etaSbt men ilMstllsr eoatplraey for Ihelr m m rats-SB the prl.r of D.iik iCortaker. It Is eaptM-ted that mama ar_B go to iß* lory sad a mm be mat sot-wtlue kit* ||B4krßooa. •.■Tk. trial haa now reach-id,, a I m b-et.l_e a In. oat I SBti> sstd rroacartittaK {jKSOearsß Vsad*we*r this iankuL Si he coinptlntested Tk* •far tje* the promised succtta cf .fcftiirak-u which It suited in '•Stssl-s MB sjalntt the ester mr* .elrrs of milk. Wr*'. i In the evtrewe, the iMtef A!%* *-'-rkkmom of the Jersey \tm, tF.jrd chief conspirator la mrmOat "milk trust," -a* eaa few. this; morslßK befor* Judge l r-aier la tit* superior court. at S tar—* toe.lt)!.- that tt wtll ikfcOtwe. by a trail ef perjary tmmtka* antes Against Perju. y *kßr_4-:»» rettlreony was being* fws.T tea terry witness when WMit-fc-t Atty. Vsnderveer Want C. Johnson, a da try maa. a-tyerjnry Is a worse crime tbaa |B?_* Bey *ra not telling tbe truth, .«_» a tteta.** said Atty. tmth, W tfcea." tai4 Atty Jr-ha ilßasfhriea. at J 4ef.ndtr.« Mr •*_»« "1 don t want any man k»«s the ttaad snd net tell the V..i -its —el rant, m a sudd.-n halt km:* More noon today while a fwatkalfiff *ant In search of 8. •ap, tiUWtt tr»*«ii:a of the Be st* a e.rhins*. 1 *-_.nr ktd promised Atty. _-_-_..-_•.; its' he ild t># In ;.*_•". tMndsc, bat when ha as •»_!«) it* was nowhere to b*

BW_**fsy, May Be Hiding latt _ .alert that Mr Stray (•tear to appear In 'in. and iWktTaaa ta hiding aemewbere, _Wk fcitlma-.loa Atty. Ilnmpbrles Mrß«-e»4_oa to, sad Immediately L'g_. -"rater to Issa* a l***s*»'h;e-p_-*t__" to have Mr. •pi lata aeert at 1:30 this after P»*%fe rL*_* «nd_Tttt)-_i that Atty. _._***** D F'.jr*. a.'irr th" _r. of !____"* but »otlrrir withdrawn :9*~riif Ur sny of the defend it* milk --as**, snd that a IP make his appear. ggsltitray appesrs as a witness iP»**'' As Stray Is a de |.ry".jf-ss i_erln.!na!ln* himself. r.tmWaam waa reeslled tbls ■*-_*" tt opening r.f tb" trial '"t the Seattle Milk __!*->* iWd hern reorganized B, dissolved sboat four *T**m. and claimed that no offi g« bd been ejected. 'i l******* M*- railing. .T*5 I'-T" "f th" ''"in. _EBBt!_F*" th* painter of 1 ty^*** tame back with Ikatl!?.,* Ik- sign bsd is?* -flto wi^___* rr**r cl*'*n,,'l thst th* !■».__. i!* 11 *9 b,mt »I-rch -3 1.--ft_-__a___,!_T' -w**lM«red tone tJ""'""'' Art ho t s ll_e^s_^ rt,n -oi*. "■wat waa what the neltsb- PART OP THE PROOF. Seattle. Watha Oil 4. tie)! H. B. "»nl amU I have b*tn appuintea. ta_.q_e.ary treasurer. It la my duty i*> call art you lor -he __vrart»» of to* am m-mtlmtiam. IV-r.ae re-iut thet* by r*mm9AA ut.'.l-. Wy ■.-__i^Bßß^*._.H|^W|^^ S STRAY. Brittle. a.h.. O.t. IS. l~tt. M U. Cnrtßaapaaißßo. Dear Friend: Htf*t#iv#a yoa* check Bid money erdtr, total $13135. thank*, t'a money will l m turned ever to let* a.change M I toa nest meeiaiig, and you'll no doubt get mtt afUclal re.cipt from tha aeerotary. V. arm gttttng along pretty well thlt i va. ME getting M caato par quart airtight, and I am net think that* la any cutting ao far. If wa can keep thai up there ought te be little It thla winter With beat regard! from your eld ■Manet, S. STRAY.

Thee* lettera r**t* offered In evidence by O.p-ta P.oeetuting At. tsrney lire, Vanderveer. and H. S. Chi .et.pr.ereon. former tt-ere tary at the Beetle Milk E.change. and now of Mt. Vernon, teetified to having received them from 8. Stray, They were written en the letter heade of the Seattle dairy, af which Mr. Stray la proprietor. bora la th* finally bad told him Th* point la that th* proa*trutli_a I claims that th* «i«b weat t.i after th* expose of th* alleged Unit, and that KiKkaon had put Up ibe ataa to mislead th* authorttir*. Mr. Vaadort. alao Wat Crick ana If ta* r—ta-mkaiaa the- time h* had coca* to hie dairy with A, I. V. i.t. oa* of hla I-:... and talked about buying a milk rout*. __rtck«oß denied that be had **rt torn Mr VaaSar-To.fr before he hat com*, to the eoa it boo** I Kite i you say that rom would •ell ma a milk rout* and acre* to protwet me In a iteal i*-CT>." asked Mr. Strtaat. "Xo. sir, 1 tit not," persisted the -tin* r. O. Kalt-cnt. on* of tto> defend *n meetings. It. C. Potter, proprietor of the Sterling Dairy at 1102 Madison, whn has been In the milk bu*ln*«* for two yrsrs, ssld Hint he l.n-l hern prr_.*nt st a meeting In S« i tember- 15*07. "Waa there any underatandlns ni- rlved at concerning the prico ef The Seattle Star ml!-* aaked I-•. nt> Proß*cutlng Atty. (ii ..ti;.. an.i.i ..-I r "Yes, air. aald Mr. Potter. k*m taat, if Pr I A_7^rr'vr*_>« Malta. **T*l_ai .tans, id _>_*_. a marl. .rT.Hi' Mad br.*j\ "I'M \*--m mm* map at Oat at-** B-Vtlta thn _.lu--!-__4 ft ins. *t Ikal _o.a_.ni;, ""Ye*, _-»." "What w»* tmm wltb tb* amrtaT "Tl_ey Wt*e« tlt.-atilt-atttt.-4 to tltton. pl. *vtil I K_at la.a i.f Miami A_m—am Many dati am— __k-t _____a S^HHiJI .____M*y*JPaa|| WW W_. W-.T* "About t ramify," SMI cay t Int SM Ml rrvi-tuQna paaartl r-.gtititttr.Jt tlir. price* af milk?' 'Yea, Bts." No Reaalution Patted. "Yon Juat lAlkml togt.tt.-arr* Ha, air ***.Vbal waa aaldr **Bom* *nttt*tl to aril It for cents a Quart, but ethsra objected, and tt «a. decided ta- well It for 10 t-t-lite a ati. "Who said that milk should ka I* rant, a quart?" I _...., i It.** "Aad then you all agreed to UT** "Ye*, air." -KM.k_.xt waa tba prima mover ta atl thlar "Yoa. sir.* Pen.Hl*. _>.a a ml a A refiai.iii r.ittniao Tb* constitution and l.y U»e of lb* maakmwa maaa plan la rat dence by Proat-eutlß.; Atty. Ooort* Vaaao Tb*y fll a penalty of from 110 to X- for inf..' of thr- rnlfa and agreements ef tb* eieh*ng_. Mr, Vandrrv-*r r ndaavored to a.mr* th* admission of a«MaMW: t.a tb* effect tbat lb* pmamltlrm w_r* Inflicted for selling milk below th* agreed prlc., bat objection to; It wa. sustained. '-ISIS?? STORMS Chicago Is Struck and Tor nadoes Swept the South. (By United CIIICAOO, May _•—A gate of wind which reached a greater »_. loelty than baa bees recorded la Chicago for eaves years, taat sight preceded an electrical «!_rn_ which did considerable damage various parts of th* city. Several poraoaa w*r* thJured by debris blown from btUkl.aa. by inn gala and a church aad half a boots of other buildings war* struck by lightning, 'the greatest laataacw of 4i»-i« oecurr*d when an elgbty-fuol Iron c.mnejr was blown from lha roof of an eight*lory building at 11. La Hal!!. St. The blah wind, which reached a j velocity of mi We so boor, crip pled telegrsph aad telephone wires throughout tb* rlty Storm In Oktahama. fIUTIIIMK. Okie. May ».—Tor nadoes that swept over lb* county adjarwat to Hennessey. IS miles north w**» of b*r*. snd Cssbton. II miles southwest, brought great damage to crops and farm property. Itwtalla are atra«*r Kinill Storm TOPEKA. Kan. May ».—A ter rifle wind storm alaooat the pro portions of a tornado, which passed over the southern part of Lowell a.unty last night, killed on* man and Injured 32 persons, seven of them probably fatally ESCAPES FROM CHAIN GANG William Carr. an alleged "pink cuff," who. was sentenced May to work 83 dsys for th* city without pay, escaped from th* chain gang thla morning shortly sfter I) o'clock. Guard Owen Roberts Im mediately notified police li*ad. death. The vote on tb* measure wtll 1 probably be dels.ad until nest wr*-k i without trutibl* hy I.a .iwtto. who I 1 matataln. that th* meaaurn 1.1 -u..aoi..'.ia and avsslv* snd does not at all ni.rl tb* rw_julr»eawni* of I the situation. __tnator Cor*. th*j blind statesman from Oklahoma, J alao today promised !__ fnllatt* that ha would join In the Mill.-. Much Appreheneion enajua o.er to t-a Pollette caused much appr*bmia_-u oa ihr part of the** who bap** th* lull aotvM b* rushed tbruugh. The** developments chsage th* who** sit uation hrrr Only last night It aas belle ve»l pttaaiat* lhat ctin*i*_e roold adjourn finally by tonight. If the hßlteries of La r**ol!ett*, i dor* and fttoß* are t.i.nad apoa I __■ trill with tbw de-i. imlnallt-a la. continue tb* tw»nii*.tini»«i aatil th* day of doom or kill the Wtl I the r*P'ibllr*n I tad will »urr-o •tar without a struggle. Seestor Culberson, th* coastltti-1 .tonal lawyer, opeaiid the d*ta*tr wh*n ih* currency hill was taken up this aferaooa I__n»a-r_>.» In flation ol th* currency under such a s^atam aa pr»yid_*l la thla in*., lire, would prove aaor* dlaaaUtwa la Ma results tbaa dangerous con traction of lb* atoawy auppiy,** de clared Cull—row. He said tbat the remedy dl.l not ll* la th* measure form«d by th* amalgamation of Ih* Ald rich and Vreeland bills and he .severely crtllctMd the Rc__tavt.lt sdmlnlatra lion, saytng It baa been sroaely waataful aad aitraraaanl La Poiiolle o« floor. After Cnlb*raon finished, I* Pol letl* calmly began his filibuster he demanding a count to ascertain If a qatornm wa.r* present. M* mad* th* demand thr** time* and when h* was Ignored by 1.. Ident PBlrbaakß. h* appealed from th* declaim! of th* chair. I* Vat len* cannot b* safety Ignored. Itoa. atora Aldrlch and NaSSBBI d*rlar*d lhat la PnUmtt, point of ord*r la demanding a «|ii».r'im was oat of or* .In and In this contention they were sustained r.i Fairbanks. In ib* meantime tb* Iwad-tw s. Nt for missing members, and when the Wisconsin statesman began Ma apaaerh from hie arm chair liver* waa a quorum present. WILL HONOR HEROES Decoration Day to Be Fittingly Observed in Seattle Tomorrow. Decoration da] will be fittingly observed tomorrow. Seattle posts of the A. It. .ml H|.anlah War veterans will parade la thn morn ing, staining promptly st IS at Urst sv. snd University st ami dlsbsndlng at th.- Coliseum thoatr*. where the exercises of Ho- 'lav will b* held. At 6 p. m, members of John Millar I'ost, (1. A. It., and fIOTM No. R.i, Women's Radial carps, will boid memorial services for depart ...l marines. Hervlces Will be. held from the steamship Ohio at ih* font of i .ua. i.in street, ami flowers will 1... scattered on tho water In memory of ihoatn who died at sea. liitllanl and (Ireen Uikr tmats will hold Joint services tomorrow at Woodland park. As nil the stnrea gave Ih.lr cm l.liitr. a half holiday last Tue-day, mott of ih"' atiu.-a will he open to. morrow from noon until thulr usual «in -Inu hours. The Hon Marrln wtit bo closed all day tomorrow, re maining open this evening until It o'clock Instead. TO APPOINT OB Of POLICE Mayor Miller Expected to Make Announcement on Monday. A. J. Cody Said to Be the Man the Mayor Has Selected. Me.... Miller will la all probabll Ity nam* a permanent chief of po- Am to a -*mm*a_rat_oa to th* atty nim.U oa nett Monday night. Th* fill's ebtof traaciitlv* declined to .-1 to intiniai* who would tat th* j.. -.11.1(1 *li! jHg I t-a- man i,,,_. prominently Ilia tkiawd oa tb* outside as tbe one MM will Ilk. it awl th* Job la A. 1. Cody, superintendent of the Cody UwtaeUe* Agency _, Merchants' Pal its!, I Mr.,.1. of Police S«.'«. .11' Mr- Donald hart* l-rnt pushing hi. claim tor Ib* i«..lii..n, but it Is the iwai'i'tetiia tbat the mayor favors ia* appflniuia-nt of Cody talloi than tbat of McDonald tot vat tout .aaaana, I I't/tly Is well .an., as an officer Ua _ been enraged la criminal *>.rk for many y*ar*. Ml .a. a I aafillti' maiahal at V-a tyn dur lag th. time of tba strike. was,a "..lar oa the Portland j. .he* fore* for a tint*, an.) more I re-a-an served aa deputy I'nl!.i. baa both tba MP pa-i.-n.-r and ability to make good sa.chief of the local pollc*. Pet-Han Nat South! I* Mayor Miller has now b*t-n In tittUm War* March I*. sad PSIIIBI ("si i. Irvtag J, Ward has Im. act- Ink chief of pollc* during th* la t*rv*i ■J lt la no secret ii..* the mayor -timid hay* Bt-aSatTwS t« appoint a jParmanant chief from among the In tbe department, bul an**'of the officers I.n wer* in Cos Wanted Pa it It gen- I orally believed tbat th* mat. tried h. persuade Cspt, Wsrd to sce*pt lb* appniatmaat. hut th* latter ha. ,a* hesitation la elating that be lr»i I -_t'h!l»a for tb* position. Th* fact that a chlaf of police j It practically st the i. a-'-t of each chsug* of administration, and that ao long aa Ihey rrmalß where are sow they are certain uf keep ing thedr Jobs, Is on* lea-dloa factor which Influaa-rd th* pr«M-nt de partment officer* to fight shy of a chiefs .|",*>latm*t\t y Tenu.a Too Unctrtaln, I Only once In the history of the d. pa-ln-ri.t has a chief been rt» Bad la offlr* after hla admin istration waa changed, and In that f*mm Chief of poller Palllrau mat. mjgpt I" a-.', a job as captain when Mayor Humes retired Chief of Police Meredith. Usually chief of police Joins the down and nut. club when the appointing etrcative *«;ttrea from offlc* There sre none ,i\ the preaent offlcera who are husgering for membership la thst i otgantsallou. -Capt. Ward ha. pe.foi mail es cedlent work while temporarily In charge of the police department,*" •aid M.4- Miller today. and lam mi*rr* than satisfied with the splen did 11 aulta obtained, ilia handling of th. department has la-m effi cient anil thoroughly satisfactory, nad for that ra._-.ii I hat* baa* In no barry to make permanent ap pointment. Out of ennrtc-jr the dty council I will make 11. selec 'la.a known to that body first, p.nl. ably ,-a next Monday night. BIG NOME, CLEAN- UP. a *-f (By United Press.) NUMI Alssks. May 1..— .The IHoneer Mining com pany's clean op la $1,600,000. Th* Ice has all gone out and the roadway la perfectly clear. The Corwlu is duo.

a a************** KIDNAPER IS SHOT (By United Praaa.) UOONIKR. Ind.. May 29 Will iam Pstterson 1.1d mi|.ed a Mr. Bar ({..lit yesterday afternoon and was sli.il dead by a posses which went j In pursuit. I lir fatal shot km fired by Patterson's brother-in-law after be himself had been wounded by the abductor. The I'sltersons and Mrs Rargeut lived at I ..ike WSwase. Recently I'ati. rami and j Ma wife separated and I'stterson Warned Mrs. Sargent fur causing the trouble.

DANK CLEARINGS.

Seattle. Clearings today .1 US'■. mi ll.ilaiir.-K 101 .li; !i:. Taeoma. Clearings today $t*>l_,sl7 llalanre 45.1W Portland. a Clearings today |7M I llalatirr-. .7.7.'.1 _*_«**___*_.____ PRICE ONI. CENT VOTING TWO TO ONE FOR OPEN FAIR ON SUN DA V HIGHEST CITY HALL IM THE WORLD ,_»

NEW YORK'S PROPOSED MUNICIPAL BUILDING. NKW YOIIK. May it.— -The KrJWj York board of eitlmalea and Mayor M.f-a li.n are now paaslng flnatty on plans fur the highest city hall la th* world. The 31 .lory building, lo cost |7, --0-M.S9B, will .tend In tba triangle of Park How, i,t.i «nd Ihisne aad lower US feel S ißcbrs above the sidewalk. It will I twice a* high as the f*latlroa and lust a few feaet abutter than the Singer building. Tke New York hall will house practically all tbe city departments Bad leave 33 fl.«.ra t.i be rented by th* dty *a office*. It la ripened they wilt bring In »'.ie.ee_» in rental, annual!. French renal. anre is tl,. type, with exterior col u-ans. Steel and stone la to be th* ooaaf ruction Center st- will be sreaded. The sub-ay wltl enter the first baav ma r.i and the first ll.«>r will be for SIGNS THE GARBAGE LAW Mayor Approves Ordinance for Municipal System of Collection. Fight Over Measure Has Caused Division and Bitterness in Council. Mayor Miller today signed Coun cilman Murphy's ordlnsnce sppro printing $S..immi for ih.- Installation of a municipal system of garbaice collection snd destruction. Thirty .la>. from date th* ordlnsnce will become a law. anil a. soon as the few details are arranged the money will be available for Immediate uao. The only chance of sidetracking the project at this time is In tsklng the Issue to the people OB refer endum vote, and this Is regarded bs very remote. President (1111. of the City council, who led the at tack on thn bill la. Monday night, threatened afterwards that he was going to start a referendum vote on the bill, lull those on the Inside do not believe that be will attempt to carry his threat Into execution. Csuted Bitter Feeling This ordinance lis. succeeded In splitting the council In two factions, and as there la considerable per sonnl feeling aroused among ..-a eral eouncllmnn on both sides of th* fence, ii la likely that tho -.iiii. fa. Hon. will be ill. L.li on many Important measures which may come up later. According to the Rimes which have been gathered by several of thn .in.ii members, there ts now $13(,000 of city funds avstlatile tn the general fund which can Ihi used fur the garbage system tf tiec easary. This money Is set. nslde In various funds that Imve ii.-.n Idle 1,.i many numtlis and for hi. I. there Is no Immediate use. Deaf Mute Wedding. UK" Asa Holeombe, of t'olfax, snd Miss May H.. m nf Seattle, two deaf mud's, were married yea terday mi -in- limn.' of H. i M. li Dunn, In BpokaM. THE WEATHER THIS TONIGHT CLOUDY, PRO* ABLY WITH SHOWERS; WEST WIND*. subway entrsneea. The ee-cond floor will be far th* machinery to per ate tbe lighting plant and 32 ele vators of the building. A i a-c-iH.r feature of the build- I ing; wtll be that all the rooms will

lag will Ih- tlm Will ba outside room* M .1 I no Interior light »tmit will 1..- needed. .New York's munld, leaving the commands la th. hands of the ranking captains. The president has now promoted both to the hon or of rear admiral*. Tacoma Entertains.' The officers and in-.'!, of Ike bat tleships In the harbor Hie being royslly entertained. Half-hour au ii.l.ii.- rides about Ik* (It for enlist.'.! 111" wore given this morn j Ing, I'lcnla excursions for Bitot. in. ii to Bpanawaj sad American lakes and Point Defiance took place at IS o'clock. Tonight the reception tn commanding and lino officers of battleships In harbor takes place st the Tacoma Commercial club Vi 8;30 p. m. an Indoor athletic car nival, initio rink, auspices Y. M. C. A.; medals and prises for Mil men of fleet. At 8:30 to 10:30 p. m. Illumination of warships at anchor in the harbor. At tl to 9:30 p. m searchlight drill. Tomorrow the crewa of the battleships will par-' i tlclpatu in the Metuurlul day parade, BALLOTS COME IN Star's Method of Learning Public View Promises Popularity. Two Open Sunday Advo cates Send Letters With Their Votes. A.Y.- P. C. Sunday Closing I VOTE for[^| ApnslQ Mark a cross IB the square "for- if you want the fair wad, "against" if you want J It opened on Sunday.

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I Add- Mail to A.-V. P. E. Editor, The Star, Stattle, Wash. AGAINST SUNDAY CLOSING. ..TM FOR SUNDAY CLOSING IS The above tbe result of the vote t-celled The Btar of lice IB tin* morning's mall upon the que*. •ton of the Sunday closing of the A.-V.-P. E. It shows almost two to one la fa *iv of keeping the fair open on Sunday, s!:.l the ballots come from ail class. of people. I of the envelopes containing j ballots contained also letters upon the subject. They cam* from op* ponents of Sunday closing. Asks for Open Gate. A woman, signing herself Fair ('lay." and giving Bar name with th* quest that It be omitted, writes a. folio*.: i..a. *l •.t.rt—Mra** aetlal*. fee all taa ar* warlh, lb* -..-_., al.-.1.. *r ia* a -V..|-. I. Tb* ..-..i*. prop!* mt ear ..I. Nad .re raltllad i la aaa* .I*. a aarb far *labl***4aa -—d a*_-seae, .ad take ,i>*a,. t« *a>_; mm* U(iearal*.r Ibe _*! lair .haald l> .h*tr* _a tb* fail**! attar. tt. bate a- rlsbt (a aaprtar lhaaa .Lan, abarr, la .1.1. err.. ..»_. .!__.-* |-|r*_r Ihla. a _i..«n.-nl .ad Ibaw tell war whr.a md 1,--w ih* Industrial *1». meat ..f aar i.ra.tt.l ,11, alll tbr r_**lllaaa, tlla-r llr****.*, laaa day. If llarj are a. t.-liitl.'l 1 la*, iii.a ... I. Ihal I ...I It', aal t.lr I* Ibe la ir-iu.rn.r at ih* an,lata, wtrw amd want, m taha arr Ihe h«_--b„ar al aar .larl-aa Hit i la ail. lair alt.tl llii-t -hall d,. allh ll.r*. ...ala .1 .a -1 rrrrrnlton. -nititj.a. I*l ib* tali t_- aaaa If mayamr dee* I a... rai- la a* aaa .unilaa. .1 I* aa la llaraa. la *.:a.a -nana. I .kraal**, ample raapl.tr* an Iba .raaaad-. ar Ihaaar h*. las naaanra-aaaahlne rata. bin., are all 11. aa-,1 rt.-.. up mm Sand*. If thr. dralm. 11*. itrar atr. tleto tar Iba rlshl. cat Ihr a»rtalas |aa-.-l»lr la -oar |.l.i._a llittr pmyn-r aaar* lar Ju.lUa la alt aarlt nad rawdlltaa* ml ...ra. itn; iltt Sunday Hit Only Day. It I*. tlurton, of Columbia City, was th- other correspondent Mr. Mutton in-Hove* that In the Interests of the worktngmen and women the fait' should remain open on Sunday. ue writes us follows: "I .lv »r -!ur-~-l ll.a* nanrka-d a rrafle ».|»l-ii4lt. lha ward am.ln.l ...i.r Am* t.-l*. t_ .1 1.. In. 1...11.-I Ac al a... »_>!.* nma aba. I. r...n|.rllr-.l la lahar .la nut ml rarra -ram lliil I aanar anew -.illl.-r.i far ma r*n.ila I aaal In raprr*. .....rlt brine la la l.ttor «-f hrrpias the eip-aallan ap*a aw tanadata. "I 1P..-. 11. .1 -itit.lia ..ill be 111* aaty .1 him aal.l.lt I ..ill ha ahla la al.l. Ih* t ilr nml I .la n.i. raa lrtt.nl. I a thai Ibere alll lie ini.tiia. fhi-r* (hat alll la amy triar Irani la I,>«rr th* ta.aa._l. ana. -rlt t.r _. .1.-i.t ■1,.-, will l.a I,.murine f«r -iii..l., laa* Inc. -n. I. II Kill "I'uli.n.lil.. lit). May

FALLS THREE STORIES, HEAD IS CRUSHED, BUT LAD IS NOT KILLED.

(By United Press.) RAN FHANCISCO. .May —The 2 year-old son of Mr and Mrs. I- Cat boat, who live In the third story of the Lor- etui apartments, fell from tht- front window today, striking his head en tho cement pave- ni. Nt below, aad was not kilt- cd. The lad's heud waa crnsh- id, the features were almost tinreroKnUatilo, but 111.' hreatlilng v regular. S|^« v riaaaaaamaaammm

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_■ TACOMA CONTEST ENDS SUDDENLY (By Unites! Pr.aa TACOMA. May 23,—At a snrlea ot bo. Ing bouts Isst "Itht A. Schloasherg, a sailer on the New Jersey snd the he., a In hi chant pes-i the navy, and Victor Me- Don t Turn Your Back on a Good Thing Of certain styles of Regal $15 Suits we have been sold out several times -—and cutters and tail ors are still as busy as they can be trying to keep up. Two causes for this First, the great rush on Regal $15 Suits this year. We saw rit coming and got ready. I Second, the kind of Regal $15 Suits we are selling for the money. This has made the rush al most too great for our preparations. Caught up now though, for a while; so come on and play the game again. All of our Regal $15 Suits have the superb new fit that we began to tell you about at the be ginning of the season. So much superior to other ready-to-wear clothes you will find about town, that only a man who is blind will not detect the points in favor of Regal $15 Suits. We will tell you more about this "new kind of fit" tomorrow—if you can't wait; come in and see what it is for yourself. See that your next suit carries the Regal label. Your money back if you want it. THBiHUB On tha Square. Oppoalta Totem Pels. 61 5-61 7 First Ay I itlen s loral hover, war* ..-had tiled to fight tan round*. I hiring tha ..at 1..1 ween Hi.- font lli and fifth rounds Mi I me'a ii *>i.i.l'-ul* gut tip from hi. corner and ran to tlm ii.pr*. ap|Mtr*ntty tn ..una lie was unable to respond to tlm rait of time. Amidst the confusion wa. lenrii.it that ene of hla a*_. it.mJs had given him a drink out of i the ammonia bottle in.i.-ii.l of »at [er. The fight a ..a given In the sailor and bets were declared off. 'It •tt aaoine time before 'an lap 1 rerovered. AM I A PITCHER? WELL, JUST WATCH ME! '•lar Spatial a.rvlca.) II vf.KUHVl_.__£, O, May *_..—This tittle town may n*v»r etelM mora than one distinction, bat that one It due* claim, aad loudly it is th* bom* of Alts W*t*« th* girl baa* (ball itt.haar. whoa* reputalioa aa a wonder of the national same I* spreading rapidly Mlaa Weiss pitch*, for a team of man players called th* "Weiss All! Stars." ii* team halls front Ver- (■____«. 0 town on the shor* ofj Lake Ktl* aad a long tray tram I t her* Sh* la wllh that team bo-. 'causa Che*, ilt'i.tiutr. tta n-tnag*. I heard of her reMaksbte abtUty 1 MM a yam* ago. -and wa* shrewd enough, aftar mining d-.i b««re. SEATTLE LOSES Vancouver Takes Second Game by Score of 7.0 5. TWO GAMES TOMORROW. a *■i The.* wilt he a double head- *r played tomorrow, between Seattle sod Vsnei-a»«r. on th* a local ■rounds Th* morale g gain* will be rall.-d st 10 M o'clock, and th* afternoon gain* at 2:30 o'clock. a mjm a a a a a am* m m After tying the a. or* once, Se attle nosed ...it of the **-i-rinf| straight game tilth Vancouver yes terday. In the ninth there was art elegant chance to start an eleventh j hour rally, but the poorest kind or ban* running Dipped 'he proposed fireworks au.l Ima. pets lost nut I Score wa# 7 to _ Tbe HI ashes started oat Ilka real champa god annexed .a t nni In the first Inning. In the r.-.-.m.) Hurts, one of Due's new pitchers, lost '.is horseshoe, and Vancouver peppered the hum* pan four times. Klannlgan drove In two with a double, and big Krlckaon lotted th* ball over the left field fane* with one on. Gambia replaced Kttrtt In th* I third, tint the Ilea vert would not a refusal, and duilne the r** inalu'la-r of tba matinee aandwiched In three more runs. .'ri.lt pasted lb* hall over the hlch l-ure in deep center ft. Id. but th_er* aaa no otto en bases at tba time. Nordyka put up -a daisy ex- I hibition at the Initial ha«. aad "Hoty" l .last performed tomt classy stunt, at the same pool linn for tba locals. The same teams play toil P.- Came trill be called at .1 30 o'clock. Ta. Srerer n-.tu--.- vi. it rt ii a r. I H-niiMl. th ....I I I t Ait.n, ih I I a ..ii at I 1 I a a i n.i. if a t i t a I I.«____ I. ..t i it a a far. rt a a I a a Adam., aa a I t t i-......r. I a a I a im" m a a m a ■>-...i..a I a a t a t n« in i,i.. p I i a a I warn i* i a it it i •ii..-.4 far Kuril I. th. saceed In Warn ...i _._.,.» c rt vv o at t-raaao-aa.. ir I I I Mu_.lt.lf. aa I I I I I 50..!... th I 1 I II I I iir.-a«.i. i t i i n*n_f>- j Mlas Weiss had been a "nsUratj burn ball payer." as ber family >_.' pr***** It, ever .10. ah* wan a 111 tl* girt. She baa played baseball with th* boys ev*r sine* sh* sag] big onoogh to throw a ball, and he oA oopco out &y TMCt/TTte S\( _/ _ OLt> ™AN —■am lira turns.apt (art ail* n.i event mors clearly than th* coming of th* day when whatever authority Is _.« *g*rcta*d i-.rr the players by the ati'ii*ra sad train*.*, shall be la»*«i*»l In a trainer who wilt be horn* in nam* over men In uniform. but* off and am f Sell The absolute, fidelity of s handful mt plsyers In tbe sain* to ihrdr sen pkayar an to tka (ample who pa trailM the at*. demand that Ml. the men on the payroll be required lo glee value receive*! for their sal aries It wtll b* a .turning Innov*. linn Indeed, but It Is on* that Is bound in root* before the came la many seasons over. With the advent of the Mm., et reset-a rlgvrel smoking, beer drinking, tart playing. It o'clock breakfasts, followed by bla I Safeff 99 k.rt Kn*.MMI hy fl.wia'a, ..ali.r by y.-,.m.n ta,.!.,-• bt*r> Maat. «»i ..A,.. mm* Mac .-iff Tit*, nf t.nt. I t-ourir-— Mr tii-iti_i. .Ml Hit I i.i mo. Wae. t__at *V,j,-,,. n,.,.,tn I At 44 aa_it..'m I I .■...a'aml I A fist It are mtl- to tmmi sn.t knots' that they must obec-rv* th* rr.. ,i/..,i riil.-s of tratatni sr.ii of kM>|>!n« In condition trom April II to Oct. 1.1 It will ma- tba. __4-r1.1... of a.una comfurt and of a cood dual nf oon tin..im. but it will mean Infinitely better baseball. I ITTI.KOt.I)MAN In reference to tbe matrh la that rity wltb Walter Bunion, be aald: "Stanton was making a lata bit in t.isrop* and waa a groat drawing card befor* I knocked htm oat. but now M public has no use for him Lewis aajs Parts Is prise fight road, and verifies the retains that have been received here lately of tb* tremendous interest balM taken lately In ring msiMii by all rlaases of society. hOBTMW ran n it. tot a Atlll im l-IHK BASEBALL vim i re fa. .aam a 1 .-..a .1 II TTtO II Oil a 4.n nun taaaa--fall -a. I Mar, it II A. at .it. i I* r m .dmlatlaa Ma a*d l*a> Tab. Taai.r LUNA PARK The Nation*. Greatest Playground on the Pacific Co.it. SNOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Free Attractions Daily at 3:30 and 8:30 p. m. Prof. Davidson Will Makl a BALLOON ASCENSIOO Bach Afternoon at 3 o'clock. Baturday and Sunday. 5:3. and 8:00 MEIER'S BAND. Watch for I'm It. lllrutn and Ills Pig Plenty of room no crowding unobstructed view llaskct parties welcome at all times. Societies, lodges, Sun day schawls, churches, ita., may hold plcnlca or outlnga at I .tint Park. runitiiltle.-. bra cordially Invited to call tin the management before .losing .where. Coming Attractions Florente Troup* of Acrobats and Cant Maok.atti and his Airship, which villi fly from I .una Park and re tiirn. CHAS. LOOFF, Manaeir a. I sa—Ma— ie .ana— .__. i i —nn ia.i piM.i. iiLJfft w—i."*.!! !|.i. ijmtineM' '•'i m .•_" j. 'iW ~**-m*r--m~ mr**-**Mmmm f_> p- \U I (VIC MOVING AND LIV I S STORAGE CO., Inc. COR. THIRD A WASHINGTON. a-__aß______a__B______________________________________. We Move By Contract Get Our Figures fire Proof Storage Cat Freight Rata*. Mala tail GUARANTEED RATES lad. TL NELSON IS BIG HIT Battler Draws Three Large Crow ii.. to Witness lOww-k to Witness ExhifeiUan.

a I I .a* i II nil. Hut-Una Kelso* twit mmamd m contract to appear in tbrvdroaad sibibltiaa boat* la th* Star theatre la Portias*, for oa* *__. batrtaslag east Monday afternoon. Tb* Hat "•er mpimataurm at the War th* sire Is thla rtty yesterday resulted la parked house* st every pwrform _tiooo P|Cturc Frames, 35c to 3 o c bed Black 1 lose. at. 1Q c ueSf vario us sizes, at, 10 --the pair il ___» liFC V* mm VII a p tl •••••-*-•_ _.-■_ '-'**£JJ'J^o** 1 Children's 50c Natural Gray Comb. Regular -'.-V Cloth Round Standard in.. Suits; sale *)*\t* Hooks, all good titles, 17 --price -v »JC choice Sutclifff ofu**" tJotunr.-J.sb«bati.. Kvnjn.hr 'mad* to hi. corning fight with 1.,. tiaiis, at I'oiini July 4, wore ra i-u.-d with shouts and adinliilllons in ii .mi it to iim... I-....-I and plenty. "Trust tne," retorted the Hauler with a grin, snd tie started In after (irace with vim that boded 111 fur ihn longevity of the lull, i n physiognomy. Willi.- resting up In thn dressing loom after bl. last performance of the evenlrig, Nelson held open house fur a short time In a number of friends and acquaintances. "That 1...00 tall of mine calling Hun's bluff about making Qkll by the IMh round si-erti* to have stirred them tip a bit." the Durable Dana remarked. "1 am going to tne It in you straight, and If I i pat the colored man aw*. lb!. Mm 1 will be Otp* tit tho most, avprhe-d ac a In th*. World. "I wklppv* lk.li. before. I have always ao and I am INK to .hi), bits .111..* He quit cold when t bo elm a wallop over the liver. It eaa declare* a foul, but the blow wat not a foul. It Ij, out-lit tb* yel low out la •_. _olor.il man, and when I hint In that ring at t'olnt!- as July t yos can take It safe fr.ua m*—ploy tbaa __-Wl^W_ Bre off*r*d s°u l 0 ma>"' ■*IK »o*_al management of loana, no SSf PHPM»«WJ bow good the. look. i£^f_*_«MfifCa__l^ Safety and 4PC cent mean ease. l\ m^r^t^"^ *'y and a of ,ntrrr,t- That I** I\s_9r£***~\ clscly what this *>-n,t offers: Safety I lla.-a litilt.tlnf. n.wl ha tit Pntia Cent. ls.aoJiDa.ia. «tea.rt. an liana. »OUT P« CWlfc I r\ t L Scandinavian American Bank *m%__m-mmmmmßi> Alaska Failing. Seattle*kWk9mk9oAmmW BILLY NOLAN AFTER BIG GAME Tryiig to Arrange for a Series of Fights at Frisco.

(■y United Press.) CIIICAOO. Msy 29 —Hinr Nti* '».*r* today ostensibly private business,. i,„t Is buy vesllgsllng the poagtUStiag ef tr. ranging big fights fur the combine prise fight tilth* t,t Baa r~a-i^p and It Is probable that h* .ni close articles for at 1. two chtss. plouship bouts. He ssys _« bm csrte blanche from v* fUn i ;t». dsco clubs to arrange-, fly hts be tween the best men In toaatei and lie expects to have treat tat. O j If suitable terms can 1... reset).* It is c. per-ted here that -a am close a daf* mr a battle M. I'-il.tid snd Gans. It Is tlm aald on good authority that he prouably will arrange for flrtt ta-tween Al* ..um and Jerry 1*,.. roll. Nolan brought with htm a silt*. belt, studded with diamonds »hi,, he will go it. tba wlnsvr of uf tka champloTwtjls boon ts we bis In perpetuity. it is mi*. able that he will offer it to the winner of the featherweltfit batik.

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CRICHTON TELLS Of PLANS Iwtimtea to tofoien. [4 top Inspector* Is CodHemplaiivd by (Wraance. e*r rhe proposed reorganlta mm*. It* department. Or. 'ft ah**-**-* health officer, alaHßHi* If*.*, ot rhlef medical •*__-_?■■**••* •r^**l meettna i "_Mt* iia.*' 0!"'r *-'r,«'n',in rSwVm'apm: :I3_»S- avstcm unaer f^'S^Bwn-**"l deiarttnenl of I rmtti -iytr--*--** l*va operat j fa*' i HwHafin peevlJee for a dl EddSitW rto ,Bto I IrtSM-K-rf-3*-* a~**''-- Bf-Or-a active aerv ii tats _r- ef *b* art aow mm Ibe. I-"Wai bwtwolr p-baar** niiJ* till be adiS*d to tfc-» fsaeee *tm'9T Mm' which l^r^abtj-* l^ari-T- t-va-tk Named. Kfl^wito» baa deierftstned i awn ■_t"ia:«B-.»r.t oi dra'-trtaiaaawt hunda anrtlr aaw oraier of 1 mmm l>r. **t—t will a'.aad Btwct lo I'rlt--Van ttt la, art meat Pr. John Huw. aDWf.ratc-e.Slcs! aSMkatant. Dr. r.B»'H»!t searond ataaitawt. and A R'P.'Heflkar titdrd aeaßataat h'Jw taalttrten -eat M. j fteataa, how eaaployed In the __mß*n the city ccglncer. ta Ik aede t-hlaf Irt-.e.-tor Chris fie-- 1» to tw flrat aaslstant. and B. Ombt second aaatatant, km* tid Comba are to hava a I iaftcf It IS a month. Tbe third amat I be paid lit*, a. month

MA A Braymer. at present a lab nary ttttttant. la to be appointed mi and deputy reglalrar. at a tttary of ll!S a month ."taw'are to he all rat potaonera. ai»atftly aalary oi ITS. aad ala ■aer_er». tn be .*i>l 1.4 a month art- _ _ __^ ""•my Pceitiena Provided. y^Bttar i:o.ltIon. and salaries WAwA are a* follow. -lAWIa-edleaJ Inai-M-tor, |JWi; M sat.-' i medical lnsi>ector, ssarcci aa-a.-'-i': a.--'.:■ in aranef, IHS; third aaatatant t-'-l --tai is-peeior, It-ft; bactertotogtat, 01 r a-Sat_--4- UU. qnaraatlne uf IK I***',-; first aaatatant -.rate tot-war. lien, aecan-nd aaaistant Warn officer. meat In a~ a STOP THE BENT eta sell you l*-»atit'f«l bats, Collages KtUigalcwa ftrasats Jos. Oka rest. T. P. PAT CO. INC. MlhlKorn Blitfl. \psT~~ THC OROTI-B^Kmco.""~ stCOKD StCOWDfWt UNIONS?) J ||_i] |^__^_%^_,^-_.________ T^J •■•'V^^L^^^^^ News A Baking Demonstration. See Future Announcements. I he news will interest every maker of *•_ home, as well as the enjoycrs of rjvttt cooked foods.

'■■^•h __a____MM_____a__ p ______^>______BPfes_ M___. th •**fttm**'' Am —^m^m**-*f^^^m\m^mmk*———m L *9slM_______ m NEGRESS' SUIT AGAINST EX-HARVARD 'A£sm_wmmm&_mS^mmmtmßtmtmmmmfm9Bi__i PROFESSOR SURPRISES BOSTON PROF P. 0. MANCOU. I.OBTON May tk. With. •.Bring to sdrut It. H..aiaae Is cm tl.leral.lv a la the »_'. ou. breach of prt'-toltw. wall ._ a' by Anale I. a saemav., a.o-1. ii ofciltlHßi thelkaaa Mama, WbO, Uatll the :_-..01 Bl ooiae-ty, I W-re ate «.-aa-> a- _h.. ta- Itai >im ml- I. ia.it.«... In km wait ThaM Prof. "let.-... ymmmom* km mt «_» SUB »w I ...ir>' of otMV a waaatk Sac Bee? years. TV-it I.- Aw •_.■*-_ a year r.-,..tb-*T. SIM. aaalatanl meat In-' _-.*_r. |i"-; milk Inspector, lie.: two aaat.tant milk Inspet-tora. 9* each, rhlrf plnmblng -.-alar. It-B; fear aaststjatt plumt>t«c in aji.-H-haja*. ftiij e«-ti. tiv.ur:ee.ity a. sta-taaxvt, plilaks saury b-t-per. ISS. chief »a_b_«l lnapaa«tor. Il"«i, nine twataaaust aalMMi taapectors, SS* eiwh. .teeeaaaidasi and clerk, flrat trade. IT*. atenearapber and Clark, MtM.ad grade, fdt); stenographer avid clerk, third trade pit COMPLIMENT FOR POLICE FORCE Brief, bat to the point, was the rompliaentary letter received this morning trom John I. 11. den. major Vvamt Artillery Corpa, U. 8- A, regarding the ear*.lent potlw handltbg of the parade last fun .day Major Hayden la well known to Seattle cttlaena Ilia brief let iter of ootanaeoda-1. n follow. for. Casey. Waab.. Ma. ST, ISO* Chief of Police Irving War.l Seattle. Waab. My t»ear CM Tha police !r*a«eaK-n'. for the parade yealer day were the beat I ever saw Yonrs very alncerety, .JOHN i. lIATDEN. j Major C«»a»' Artillery Corpa, I'flA, Have your t.leyele. repaired at Ptpaw Taft s. 210 Spring at $500 Reward For say ease ef alcobollam lhat I I rannot cure In front 1 to I lays J. B. HRIMIIOI*. Clots M.tai. Car F>rat A. and Main St. ANNIE L. MANLCY. fair all yeara, or BUrnt 9160 a taoalh. That It «1. hur many presets, Id. Inl .a; .It iMami>e_i rti.-t" worta trim* 9- to i a... k, wi.'.ra aati rbtUa, aaa-d V*ai to -twa. a I-I. .V eerrtaaot. That la. mm— .mam.* taa I. tin a., t.rs Via I-a ._ DM I --a- a• ---MPa-a-t hisses .If aw ana llld Waaa rhti." r*. «af Haa ».'a»aa,i. la t__> enoa Is Mra Hwetrtoe Hall. id tlta a-atfetaad patKili.l -a-raa-.i14 wllWd to a bant with Jim. WaWx_tt. am* t«a»lfva that Mart-., had carwsnad Mitaa _lia.it> v In hrr a. maa, aad hmt OMB said to her: "I MB mdag hi take Anale to Paris, wiser* are to tie married," MILLMEN IN POLITICS Mlll.ii.-ri ef th« north-»••! la a AS^kltt_m*_kA^9 letter J n.t leaned ta ■Mgnmnmi *t-F^>^^T j w_> a^Pa^Fwtr-_i am enti.-rn oorraaaoadeßt*. are urging all bUklnea* Int. «t* of tbe lotted Stale* t- > of great value to the shipper and consumer CHARGES FRIEND WITH ROBBERY X M Merggre*. a sailor, wag ar reeled la.' night I.a Patrolmei Harden and Na.h and bodged Ir the cllv jail lie la charted alt! sta-allng fXO from HJalmar Rvraad. i marine fireman Svera.l aa; a he took Ha-rggren ti his room, at I*6* Fifth ac, 1... night. When Mverd arose thl morning bis unmet, aa. gone .1.. aa wa* tlerggren. The .all.. waa caught in the lower part .1 the dty. GO AFTER DIPS. Acting Chief of Police Irvlni Ward aad Sergeant of Oetectlvet i'harlea T.nnant Journcje.t to Ta coma thla morning to ....at th. Tacoma police In tbeir etforta ti round up dlpe Sergeant Tennant personally tt. good work laat Toeedaf «hn I.BAVP, ling-anf': >>N ltt aa* li:* m I'll ..4 I It p. "i _.£____ FECIAL i.a-IB Tinea a., Im, NUBI— I a... ..allla II It (la/ I a hi- t.aaaa ...til. fll*. p. 01.1 fat itl., Attain Lav Ilramart-in lilt. S-l.Ja-1 la ha. .a a 111..- Ball.. raaa tt. inn 11... 11l 1 111 SKATTI.K STAR—KKIDAV. MAY 29. 1908. WHITE GIRL WEDS NEGRO Beautiful Blond Marries _Am*m_AA—-*9,*W"- -i_______ Son of Gen. Macco of Cuba. va v.uu. (By United Preaa.) NKW VtlllK. Via 2*. --The first direct result uf thn activities t.f Itie r.._inii|...ii!.tn lull Willi I gave j thermion* itliitier In. I month, at ahl-h white tttitii.it ami nefci.i men j .nr seated alternately at th« ta- 111.-. .nine tti,|.t> In thn wedding of Joseph I'iti.n'i. il. in a nrgr-ii, ami Imi tn- I Mackey, a beautiful -IMeri can girl and a derided i.1..i .1 Mai.it la a eon of Urn. Mnreo. h- t'liDio patriot, and lis. been M atutk-ai at Hymn-use university. here be hi. etpenaea wen paid by lin therhucd of all is-, i-i....» tv tte wurla Ik.! mmktbmm cerentoaij was I'-T ,-t-_ad thla m. mil..; In 'In- first lallalat r....n ka tka Sea A, t*ei-i__a tka- ).»4«r, aad -we attesd tad by a»a»B> a_f IB- i't> .-.111.11 flak pa«■ sma •_.. ae*-. It as a great event IB lha. ''nn .itoM-a-stlon mt that nata-SB it- _il .'uk-i. aha will have aa aa eeileat t»>eiil..a la the toast m. iatoty of the Island. It to aald PORTLAND MUST HUSTLE SOME (By United Preaa.) r*t-UTt_AN.>, i»ee. May 3».—-."■» leaa the Mike' kaaatos «mam* ta the reatrae, Partaaad la gntod to a*-* an-; other blaefc eye tor tobeepltaHty. Abaultttely n peepaa.aat.4aii baa b*«n Hade by *tiy of the ctiißroa or j gaaltatloae here far the rnt*-rlata- _—___, ...-a., a—aaa «—__—! I is—aaae w* Marty's Worts or Money Back None "Just as Good" 1& There arc ym no in m llo.i, I. t it. i.-.t ..111 ta a nil el.'tll iiralf li.iioitiri. although Ihey Im i i. »t Hi.iii mI« liiiiii. In win. li to pie pnte the feast. POOH RUSSIAN BOY EARNS TAME AS GREAT ARTIST COO. DAVIDSON (Star Special Service.) N.-.- YOltK, May tt —Although Sal 1* -.ear* old. o*o lie*. Haunt, a l>et_c boy, »ii_o.-tih flsaa llllawlf iu_- -a- -a* Bioai I.lk-wtid i-rtloa I* Kaw Tori. Hl* hn* a.a'ar4 atic-iaoa*. led ear n«B't__b Ml* 1.,,*_,.a. entitled 1 1.v.-aii.g Shadow, wa* bans next .to a large nasi a. hy (Ba eminent painter, ..aba la tar*, at taat i. MM annual eihlhttina af lha km tbamat Academy of I The t*Bdara*a a*, placed aa ll* aaaitta for tk- baa*lag aataaaitMe hat *m idea whe lia vidian* waa, lvi I J.tm I* a Bane, mt Uaesta Ha waa bfwiitat la tlila roaatry when Id rears ..Id. Paar Bad egk ant friends, be finally mmi-e-il to ta cure pa* in tbe *•_** ed a rayon artl»(. ewe*, plug tb* fleer aod letid ins tba fire. aaa*af_aaßet4aaaa-_aa a—aaaa— I I fkATtSN V.AHSMI.-S AT NAVY VANO 'in.- Kearaar-g* la ilw dry daacfc. the .VabrtMika, Witts Beta. -«_*. tt!t_i.ta. Ke-trtH. and Georgia, cm 1,.*.-. at. I-*.*** and Milwaukee, j luiMdu boat rarer* Itaa*an and Odmpbaii.iigti i.al»i__iHt i-Wf Phils I drlphja, prttan ...ll' N'iji»-r, g-itt boat* I'rltira .a and Wheeling. Itaaaia leave pier 3. foot nf Yeel*-r M ten time, dally, tare for mm* dtp rente, 'P ti* rt.ii "i-.tr tl tin HOVTU VIBW lata atul. ta 1A44 1 I*. IH--.-H i ...a. rvi-min-i --uftiil M.a la-. A-a. .ia TWO IT. j PARKS i a a li lal't. UIBKCT Ta TBa gX lIISITION m*t* t'Mvrii.irv n.«aa..i. aa t.i. sl It. and Set. C-___ntl«.i.t*a I -tINMtIMMI. 11..M. m m II tl 111. Ll-ej. ISS* Saaartraa Ha.a H-.ll.ftai iI an i a i r li*. i iii I i iia AMUSEMENTS. ,4 t 4aa^^.^^.a*^.a*%M.S^aaaa^..^ai.t*ai.^|aa*».tae-aa.^B.^Baa^._..^^»a^^ Moore Theatre M.a t'alll 11.1n.f1.l J. -a II Ppartml -tail... i.t. i l.aa fraKNt.n I 1..-I.'. MM. i.iitN nans I. 111. Imm.aa_.lr *aara*atml »-i> a -i an a Baal, aaa arllltt. -It cat. le 13 The Grand JUNi ...Ml _....., IH raa M *.Tt "i» «*ri Mil I •A* MAttClaC-n OrgRA CO ttt -vTAM.." rai. I I" ll Sal-"Tk. .._-..,.1- COLISEUM aw...1, I aaal.. laa-L.tll. Maws* fal. a. l*. taaaitad ..aim la. er.f.rm.11... a, It d.nr t*_a. B (Haa.. lit* A m.i Miii v i ailllM ASK IMlmlil. W. i*******i llaa Nihml I aa__a. I.l* Art. laa it**- It aaal Aim Mare, 1 a. ha a l.,i| Iter. Hr-mmrta Saaala 11. I-Naaa. STAR Maaa. at Saalial I aaaa*. Lata. .111* 1 r-K-t tiaraa. it.lit -I I. I,l* i t Ttl. ma it. ar ttcl Baa aaa I a lie. im.n i.n i iar TO I.At on lha. M.alral tmm-t**y Cm. la —Tha Ha.hla. lalrla l* lllaalaa -I !_«_..lll* aw Mlaa'aa at Maalral laarara... •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaKaaaaßaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaß Star Theatre Sped il Added Attraction Every nuance From Thnraday Afternoon Till Sun da) Nl*tu. Battling Nelson Xnd Hl* Partner In^U-Three- Hound Scientific S|ia|4Rii»; Kx* Mbi l lon. '„i No advance In i .toe*. ra. ii__i_k_ i W-4.i__l_i_3D I ri*-i't*\ir,\ a.1i1.l Ilia. It eat. Mar t.i -,fairl..fi Ce. comedy .a.t-h. |*op ular Ball Til... ttlt. A Milt.n. In.llaf rrlllat-f*. J.'a a-.rlia. Hrtil.a t.iaa. V-iili... Urn*. Stl Ska la I ll.n Vila Cartsenlat anil JussKr. Kla all an. r.tila,-,ar"|-. Seattle Theatre T..1.1.1.1 Ml WMI, Iln.aa.. ll.iitllna I .'itiiaaa* In "TIIK -It llilll 111 MINI. 111 l 11111.1-l Ma-. -r Katttrtlav. tint waali, Hunalay in.una. IIIa, I lal l> HUH M> TIIK, M lllllll.' alia.... 1.1 inl.a-a ata-.1,--. 111, and He. Nlstita-—lle In Ise. Lois Theatre l-ti.-n.-a Wuttaal Main lltl: li.-l 111 l t.t..! Tttr.a Time. _!.Mr... *.t..rd.r. KM mi ll I OF rORTtIXB.** ..A Fin. ri.y, Hpl.n.lldlx l-l».»d. -Itfll wppU Illtt.al 1-1.4- Of tb. Saa.-.14 1 "tiir. i.iiii. oi Tin; HOI.HI.N WEST/ II.It ri»fa bains I-. *-l i a.i THE ANGELES 1124 a.it HIS I li.l V.a.iua, 111-altllltM ami .111 l Gar.llaal -.1 al a Popular t-rlra. Kilt. 1.a.11r. i ara 1ta..... Voa-al »__ liialiu... ..tal lal M.ial. al l.iiH.h Hal- -i.r llaa.ri.d 1..41.. ___aa_______Bßßß^a«___a^B*_aßß_a____aa THAW MUST GO BACK Attorneys However Are Now Making Hard Fight for Change. (By Unite* Prett.) ALBANY, N, V., May 2..—1n splta of ii..- pn.tests nf mistreat ment. Harry K. Thaw, slayer nf Ht.infnrd While, mii.t mi hark to the asyltiai for the erluloal Insane at Ml. I lata all 91 4 1.. the statement mad., hy Or. Albert W, Ferris, chairman tha state iaae- ei.iiiml.rl..ii, here today. "Tbnw iii..n,t,i,r..::, la an Incur* able paranoias, Bl .i la. le 11. 1.'..- lv have an outbreak I lima, in 1.1. I. event he would he dsiit.r ous," s_i|d Or, Tenia. "Tho Mn n. a* an s.vliim la the onty place In th* stats where the criminal Inaane can lie properly cared for, aud be 8.-i.l return Uiarn lis raanot Ire tranaferri'd to any other asylum. "1 bave vi.»..-.■.. i Tbaw carefully, and 1-. have the it-Mora at Mattes, wan, and my oplslun Is nor inc.. work, I am _.-,!■,. a tbat HiS la inraiaitte sod It Would he af-rBI *im r tv aartß'. 818. In be .1 lar«« or to have lartlal freed..at." Thaw it,:.-«.. that Or. Makei the auparlntaxtdatit it MM aaa Ilea it Ib for klnt," and '8.1 ke waa per met rd b.t. by (be ateadeata Ml wall aa 'ft. official*. Or. ferric aaaa ke kaa In a «_»M«»'ed tbeaa ac- Ctaaattnas sod belie*, tea thai 'ba. ate lhat reatilta .rf ...ma id 'he de luak-aa aM.ft Tbaw, a-.atll.ta to' 'Me a_p«at. i>Mf i% ouncM .real akla Vi-rartifter. CHta CAat Am. Tie, .pa. nal UVU etml Dill. Hundred;, of Seattle People Benefited kr tbe demonstration af King I-Mobm. a Stomach Hitters being by its all tbla tree It A free trial to troabled wrtk tl.' stomach, liver, or kldeys. Sale of Manicure Goods, for Tomorrow. Hand ■.Willi hr Nail Mfcr, rer lie I.V Binary Rwsrda, pat dm Manicure Sctst^ira, Mr kind Tweeiora HUt FOR MEN. Th. Raven Guaranteed Rat" reg. 13.C0; your miatei bark far any reason If not satisfactory. Saturday -i-.-.-m. SI.TX Th. Raven it PC Oaeraatead Hmmor, >.'.il.ii Rittirtlß) for 11%+ The ♦.._• Auto Strap Safety Raaer, complete wltb 1.1.*.. Our Popular Saturday Night Safe 9 Cosmo tUtttermllk Soap, after I he Sgr. l-ltbla Tablet*. SCc alxe. after I tie lley'a Hair lleajth. reg. ria- .In after 8 .Tic Kent's Precipitated Chalk, reg. 2_c package, after 8 .....I.'lf ...mll.it. Talcum Powder, after I llr f 1.25 Watch, guaranteed for one year; after 8 WAA menial organization* of _>pokan-. IB.trtili and the determination to win flrat priwi in tba ros«* fleet* auto nn.i.il.- parade nett Wednesday. Mi. 11 niton will enter a CO bora* power machine decorated wiiu fiim- Itatie ii... whleb she i|.-i»a.„..1, il. i.1... 3. m.1,,. i> I rear a "an ill >.vi I ii Optical I.ap.rtma.l a tttttttttttttttttaaatt* n

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4 THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR P. Sl 18. .INC. CO I iC-MSOt' S.v.nlh T A VS. SVIRV ArrttVlOON PI SUNC.AY. PHONES Maln 10W* mm r^ nKj iSMZzy in o. 44i. .ec^i^tei-*. '.Th*** »r» *\cti*i\sr*. and connect va,iU. .11 d*•a-jffiSg7BEJjßgP_> yartment*—a*k for d*o*rtm*nt or nam* of p*r**n **mmßmm*^ you -_a ■nt i* _ _ i i m ix nt, i sun »r*.ii uii;-.r^^r~iutts-a at *a*^-_^a*J_f^JH!^. »..r.ar-rr a... I, n.rt.tt n.«a. Wa_n^.u«r i*** -Haa a,, J. r*wt* pa* waab. lw*a*#*«»* -_■»• lima,a* »t mail r»rrl«. ft* M Kt.t.tat a. Hi. r.mi If a at ..aula W..M..1.-. »a*a**m*M*M*|**aM«a 4. an astain»-__.C_ifr. a.t. .s« mmt «_.-_.n.ii.. ****l** Ida ..!_,... i.hai m! a..* ._..« Sf*.. lh.l 4.1* .rrlttj* If »«ur 1..*, i-ial li. ..la.i_.ax r»»r I. ik* A .at. a. ih* alalia.a 1.k.1 .la a ta.rlm _________ sotic»!™T«» sih.i diiii:a»—iis..i« fa.r rmpr *t I** »i»» »»ii 'JQ'k I*" a .«»r* aa. a..n.u- pi.a.a _. th. taVaM ia ..II ami m.la atnra M.la I*.*, tn* 111 hal«..a .a* lit* .law*. ..4 -alll mr* r»a ampy .1 M.« It tbambt Kal*. II mat, an a. i**a. aa.aat|a.*»aaa ma tl.ata Jttaal m... II ___, _-_ la Ihi. a. 1* .Jawiata at ii**t*. a*.. ..u* r..4«f pmlaa, wca-la. a. ki IS* twin m*t- _______ FOOD FOR THE TIGER In the judge's private chamber tlie judge was telling a "good" story. Half a dozen lawyer*, their straining belt** and lower waistcoat buttons telling of sleek proipcrity, smoked sad lav-d.ed eat-dully at tin" proper places. Ten minute* later a few spectators listlc*sly sat in the court room. (j\ was a commonplace enough life drama that waa be ping played. Before the bench .at a commonplace enough hum** Mag, head in hand Hi- roused jpitb A ...Ua_ jump at the bailiffs "Hear ye." The judj/e strolled to and seated himself leisurely, thmt-iiis, ..I his funny story. He slowly upeiud a -.'a.. -«.t. th_ia a law Ix'H.la. glanced leisurely* through th, then sat buck, pushed his spectacles up Ml hi* forehead, and W*(ved bach in his leather-lined swinging chair, thM-iuf. c The receding blood from the prisoner's face showed th* wh'nc beneath the beard. Wui- quickly distended in hi* tetn pkrs. sweat, that was nearly the sweat of blood, showed at th* •*- tl*_* buitiff frowned at th* di*turh«_nc*. Tke prisoner still sweated and licked km dry km* with p*i\ka4 The judge opened another calf-liound hook again aud found Am* statute. It said, m the legal |.hr_a_w.»l.»g\, "Mmiimiim*! 1 year, SM'iwiiww 10,**

"Jam** Henry, up." judge. The i*.ri~-.Kt?f -tr_-',-l*trned himself to hi* feet, ktaeea wobbly, Wkk head b* tk. "Have pern anything to say for yourself r "Nothing more, your honor." The fudge considered again, while the prisoner writhed lille a bug on the n.i ..i a scientist's needle. The judge* eyes wanilseed to the wife and child, but without a tremor. "Then it is the judgment of this court that you be sen tenced to serve nine years at bard labor, I have made that entry, lit the docket." The forger collapsed into the chair that his lawyer thrust under him. Pram behind came the sound of a muffled -.ream. while a bailiff led a hysterical MMM from the ROOM -child's eyes grew round and dim with tears, and -hr lent her cries to (hr other** and clasped fearfully to her hand," wonder ing why they didn't go to father.

The judge turned carelessly to an attorney who stood by s; his case, laughed pleasantly at _ tow-spoken remark, and said: "..ailiff, call the next case." It was such an evcry-day affair. a For the judge—the steady grind of justice. For the convict—a suit of stripes. For the wife— a broken heart and hunger. For th* child—a cloud that will follow for life. And the bucket .hop keeper who got tit proceeds of the forgery will -m.l his daughter to a select school for aristocratic young women next year. THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED /WW (vS_HV UNTIL NOON TOMORROW. DEC- K_@vl__l *xP IsVfvT^- ORATION DAY. -'in'l'l' %_L 4 TL 11/I*ll* S^fl__ip' BBS™ Ihe Millionaire Op: fell Is the Only Man Who Can ¥jtV 'Vf^'ity I Afford to Dress Shabbily »*f' _¥ i* the young man with his way tO make 1 *_J> l 3 "%3^ '-aXX'**-\.-. in social and business circles finds that I j__^*l shabby attire puts him to great disadvantage, while good, up-to-date clothes arc a decided aid to rapid advancement. No matter what your earning capacity there is no reason why YOU should not wear good clothes You can outfit completely at this store, at any time, without hav ing to make a large cash outlay, by taking advantage of our Liberal Credit Plan. You can pay a little down and little at a time lor the new apparel and have the mm of the new clothes while paying (be them. Finest stock in the city to select from prices right no extra charge for credit accommodation..

EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., Inc. 1332-34 Second Aye. 209 Union Street. "Seattle'! Reliable Credit Home STAR DUST A Word From Jo.l. Win. I "If* 111 i...1 ii in Hi' thr.-iirlli*.r*» nal who m thr _.-.uio .i.l» I

l,).»mt-r tititl »i|u*rn liim -v on tlu» antil vi-raary li I'lti.ti-r. fnlli.t ulii-rtjr *n.l (ho fin. wury* wrtn «m -1*1.1*4- At th* Jo.. Factory. "Thr rilllur iif a ltiimi.ii.ua put. tt« ..iM-.it 1... i* ba i_ii-.i!mi with all I tin olil johr*." -Tv keep 1....1.1.* fi..m palmln* mat nrw it.lir* iit»m him. 1 •>_*••?"— I j.iil.t 111., t'uurlrr Join nal. Mm* M«v. Stem. "Jane* t» •ii tit.- ai.W t-Wf. 110 aim toa. muck •/••.t«*i«Uy." "I didn't kaow M» .am born.-* ma 1 t to d X W anwtW**. Par-—mil m 01. aw. fa r**a-*■*■!, mmm tl.nnd m' m.m, tVI ■_t ml lm*mad *.»-_ mm* at-.lt*! Win. 1 _—»»_■ talla yam** mm*. Fm- warwloe mr l*, a„.k amd |rf*y, U, -HMMlttMt at mm **I***ll !•*-_.( _-_*- a >M* •*_•—_ -MM. IW -a..* l-r.._si Uia -l*-. Wwa. F.U *MMy a tartly •-_-*-> •__» a__l tm tow ft* •mm -rw* la.-^ ktMl mot trma. I yam mm> (rlajful i__ra_-. I'M It ft «r-__-!-. IMS yaa. I'm MMMS i__ama.li yam la* .low! b.! I Mint ta Itllt. thaafl, Tl* am math* tM* trip sill Hat. m r»*"tr' W. mist-* .-.-it fall _ Itlrbßintnl Tlltl.-. L>t«^al-h. Hl* CI-."**. Iln WM S tximnMat »h« la. _rd »,v _______ _______\m B\\h VICTOR 4 MINSTRELS AT VOUn HOME THIS EVINI-aO Sherman, Clay Co. Vlctar Ofilar. I*CH Second A Ir 'mat ait A IM_f IS tmr M^M taw «ad .l|n..«i| tt_ (1J ).!11_. t-M. ___ aWOLbaar *•-__ aam I__ bajrlnC. m_-sa-_a_-85-3-_-2--ss-g--B-a-a Memorial Day Store' Opens 12 o'Clock. I OUR SUIT 12 SALE OUR SUIT SALE Is attracting good deal of attention. All broken lines in Men's 2 and 3-Piece Suits at About 1-2 Price $i..-.0, $0.7.5, 912.50. Most people wonder I."-. ......ill sell good clothing, such low prices. "Just think for .1 moment." The buying power of our two stores enables us to buy direct from the maker, thereby saving you the middleman's profit. .Not being tied up to any manufacturer, we buy in the best markets of the world, for cash. which meant good deal these times. And the materials arc all MM together by expert mechanics, under sanitary conditions, which is a suf ficient guarantee for tit. finish and holding its shape through All tin* Newest Spring and Summer v-v caves in ""*Ttr __________ 41 vt-t I Men's f-wffibs Suits ri^T i In either single or double-breasted, it Ir^ak 1/ AjfV> |L__rf*^ I *___* __r^ "■■•__r^'__r^*'-- I $20.00 toflif/ $25.00 PF-iH j Cannot lie equaled by your best custom tailors mf lX for less than $40.00 and $50.00. I f?5553l Our 3 Specials in Men's Headgear l^^Sp $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 1 fTJffjß W a" the latest blocks and colors, for which we arc fOur 5 Specials in Men's Headgear $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 lv all the latest blocks and eoloflfc for which we are I 9WmW The Dublin $2.00 I mfflgpi The Longford $15.00 i IF/\ The Belfast $2.50 An sf/ We .il-.i have tin* John B. Stetson and Mallon Craven- J 'fl'}-' |cttc Hats, at $3.150, $4.00, $5.00 Men's Underwear for 25c, 45c, 75c, $1 We arc showing exceptionally good values this season in Men's Under wear, m Cotton Mesh, uotton and Wool, Lisle, Lamb's Wool and Silk and Lisle. Men's Sox, in fancy an-j plain colors, from 10*?., 12' to MM Men's Furnishings 11 Boy's.Suits I With Knickerbocker rants, for AH the latest novelties in Shirts, §2.45 and $3.43 j Neckwear, Suspenders, Gloves, Sweat- Co! nc and see us tomorrow—you I certainly will profit by the visit. ers, at most reasonable prices. Yours for good values. I Men's furnishings Boy's Suits Witli Knickerbocker Pauls, f,, r \'l ?!ir latest in.\.i Thuri. waa Arthur laauadoa, v _.- j I,■•! told h'-r thr. evening in-***-** lhrtthi*r *it» Iho-** of Ik* I gasell.' hrr It*-* Ilk* lb" lug iif il".*-***. A* ftfla.l pi»*lh gown Iwa far ah-wii la Mwaland and Am_f l•-': In.ld nf b«-r and h.r kr«it;i i-ih.b «Aord»r A Oa* •_■*_» hi IK *mvM* ami Ilia Ha.llanlll« 7/tymrtyi art* Jrawn up lii gilat n't*• !.*_■■ Ml.. Car k.r fait lb** Iltt. V. atai-tl-M ptlcktiic h.r a*i>-.»!* Matter ,p-:,- i ihr.#a,r.h (h» ad ■Mtlaa I** lha arbor whan thai lady --ai. I .a- wa* a light ii Itl. aymm _, mi Im th. !!_.-* of Hi" IK* I la f_|i\ Ka* At I«aii#4an ranew.d hli utJtfc ml a**' Ma* and Aom .*ry .*r ,mm,: \r*ry b.»rrl«J.y, tin th«-ri mm, Itttla thi.. ** IVr t*hm lOr P*»l*A.—Tto jra-il .Wa na*; Chionto of Llm*— P*r .He araptWm* oa (to .Ua Charcoal L Tfl And magic; trial ittt u«.».-a*l».!ia'l full ji.un.l fur -Mali or.-r. ftltad j.r-.rnj,t!M 4,'t* *.K_ Hattri Il.kiaaoai. Mod. Ball*—Pull pound for...">e «_,'»* d par#; full (.ii! for Ptralan Inaact l_o_r_or—M*kClhcUiv\iTs^taim- l m_^^% I 1 m_____\\__f^^_\__i^_____________mamm-m^_________________mma9mo9A^^KXk_^r^ I _H -_a*_*'^__ir^'*_a^s___P_aal_B_(■■__*■ _■ l^a*_____M^*^^ '_■ *•ai__aa..•^ _M_U|^g^^j^£^o^->~^ g *:y.''-a^--fcl _■ I what "Gus Brown" m I Our Prices Arc 1 Always Less ra Considering what we give you, but tlusS flj season especially have "we used ex"*3 9 pressure in that direction, -a" we can safe-; Iv assert that— "What Others Show You, We Sell for Less" I Good Suits for Men and Young Men I $10 to $25 I Second *-il Ycslcr "Where the Cars Stop" Hun Turn**, r»1 Z_~T* -Urmi-d "Am.rha f^^K st.l.iit ll.iitai.ani il«_»„ __L ami .aid, "ft taar,' Th.n ,%ii». ami.iv I'lrt,* up wllh ||„j B ._?/,,«**• r*.l*i wb.n Mr, Arthur !___ !__ |..,lh*d h.r „r.i.y h**d do.a Mi"* gold harred nhoull-r. "Thl* U a r.i. ..ii war" a.„._ lha w.rrloM«,.r "Yon ii.-.-i rom. ],__ r^ d.-ar," whl.|*.m| M AmH t Ih. hand whip,*.,) m _,• 1aa.i1... and ih. 11,,-. Tur J bsDkad Ih.* Utl .t.tl f ,,|y and ill ti, '"hiaaa rallar for |t„, JSE j lUuLt iihtu of th. Ih-IlefjilT ay.*. wand.r.-d In a world akl all ih. d-nl_.-!i» talk-d of ts__* 1 and dove, a -rooton. and MiVk knr, of Him _OCk)iOgf rolutn,, 2? d.*r..| vlth hltn, hand la '__.*** And ii|)«l«lra. In it,. b^___B ri_im. two hundred and tut Ih. lii- t ,,„t ""J rommr.fi.Ully Uy In dl**2 hook. "i"*'-a* :__-- r*or.i|'.-(l(|iin t-Mwif-n ttmmn,*ttlm (h. Oriental Iratte carrylst *_i_l and flour ha* '.naaj x_pi na_•(_« oihi*r Pacini* coatt conip,,,,!: Shlppaa-r* ill- ._p.a-tlng Mill fartla^ redaction in the raO*. Cheap Eastern Excursions Jug* ith. «tb. M .-th. .tjj. ta .th. 22nd. 23rd, tth S 21*1. 22nd, by tt* i-t'iti R. 8. 4 N*-lgatloti Co.. through l'»rtlaa| •nd th. plrd-nfqu* Columbt* fey. roul*. sad rafam. I7SM; «t. !_.,!.. U.U; '£32. Clly. Omaha tod Mia^i.ir! time ptiiut*. $60; .._.. *.r«r»i i poln(». lUmte -I* S.li l A _, 3 Denver, If d.*lr*d. Fu!| jarlct-n at t.'nlon Tteket IM lit a, 'E. B. Kill*. Oewrai

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IBIG RAILROAD MAN WHO DOESN'T LIKE PHOTOGRAPHERS C. P. 0* 11 TORK May .3—About the '■aaMt ta**. la art circles are phi> -Ml* of Pnrsldeat W. 11. Sew -a '*t it**- Ne* York Central m It It said that he baa __. tor a photograph for M Tk* accompanying Map moßß*R**- lUS O'NEWS oJW_txun* n _:: *is x:; ■^_^mmmi_t^*,™mw*k' j*' 1 i" m-f**" -Yam ™*JAt!AkktAßi j gUs Campbell ts ftp*- rjaCaophr!*. who has re.-c.illy strati tiom __tas*_t_sry servtr« lata. Japan, will speak on **Ja m 'Aork and Putnre.** Suo- Wtmtitkt la the Calvary Presby. r_.-_.rt_, Tttaa T.iks a Jap mm c-rt of la-vit 11. will assist ye .t*s>Mi by tigtng la native gW ..'l.'- of religions songs I lA* *Jspaseoe language Miss J _*}_._ spend ber va a—ttrrr with ber mother. Mr*. ILCMapbeU. of 5T_3 llth ay*. I e_ her return trip to Japan St .4 .top In Pennsylvania, to W*-n' charge. T»ua Yoka, the MJMI *t___4 lor girl., where the 1 *■_ .paaae* woman will be pre i tcaai tor" hrr future missionary *n H.iag ber own people In Ja- f ■***_¥. Cmttng Organ Recital. Sand** afternoon. at 4 mm: Or. Prank Wllhur Chace Wr*t tbe U*t organ recital of mmm oa 'lie _•• -a organ sto Wtat Presbyterian ckarcb to tin. c Harris will be the mm mm -agar Aaslllarlsa. ;.Tb«r* *ill be an annual nseetlng -lll .Ami women's am mart** of toto._Bl parishes MM Cascade mountain, wtll ■Mmweated. Tb* annual haat- M lr.n»ai-|.-.|. and e!*c- StfafDcwf* held. Th* session ■w by religious services held Up. Navy Yarn Rout* ftteamcr •Met leav«a rijn deck M t. m, M and «p. re. —ASPHALT jj^PM-t ttraat waeew mt .Mil. **\mt MSI Moot th* rat.**i Ilia. a,a. SWatrCl**. far »»lu«la. l*s__i *_--•'..!»!• tuna, «*-_■ lit"* tar Btmmttatad tMnhM. M HE aa C 0.1 O*. 1.. W-km* ."_*_• sn** .M'Fli.Wiiilirii.tiH [builders* HARDWARE SALE Week- End Bargains r* 10c Bar Toilet Soap 7c REGULAR 10c—Bar of the Well Known Japa I I pew i Rote Toilet Soap. Saturday, 1 j «pec .«..a ac c c •*•4-ee*a •c•c a s a **a a .I C W •Me Mar t Basket. 12rm_n Wll REGULAR %2-*— o.si Design Is* Mark* Basket; ;.i»t the Front Door laoek la the old •als* tor the market st the coppor finish, ha. three t*_-i of a ealu hers; extra W\ CQ r spa*. 1.1 \C\* special i«J J U2oc Water Pail. ll.e. Houa« Letter B,°** Bn** Mr., i.a so- ______ CorWo'e Houae Letter It..*. fSSSV^ to >M-r ho«W -nd two 0* [Wfiyr* 13c KS.-3-? 89c «15c Cereal Bowl, Se*. $1,25 Baseball Glove, 754*. «K-UI_»H ISa—llliie Abble ncr- REGULAR lt_2.V-l--.tn. fine |J. or Causal liowl; just the brown }*_"** V 1 »m far the camp; extra padded Has-ball yc_ •Welal flatordar. Q*. Clove; Saturday .....l*Jtj i OC $1.00 Fi«h Rod. OO*'. lit, »_. _. «__ REGULAR 11.00—Split lla*n!.oo 1! Lunch Plates, -.-Ul, Rod; ttth wrapped and "•tCUIAR ISe—Oilna Dessert haa good cork grip; nlekal ■*-a|_it,-h riat...; aa-orted trimmings and extra tip; |*|*stde__rat-oas; Oaa special GQf f »tra special, each OC BaLirday U-t --r—*~Bsc Mortise Door Lock 59c Frame Mortise Door Lock, in the old brass finish; beautiful design escutcheons and knob; al sella for 85c; Saturday's CQr* ,ec--l Dm/C m*imk*mkwkmmmim9-^mmkW*mm9Wmm*t »m i-iir iiTrwinn'i^rnfrr. m,——* m _ m^m _^m——mmmm—a——mmmmmammm—mmm—mmm———*m^—ma—m—*—*mmm^ma^^^ I %-lfeei^Sorillitj_ft J^^-S-SIXOnDIaaJAVtNUt ..,,,,..,_, lfc ,i*r W. H. NEWMAN. i ■hot was taken t.v a photographer. I wbo waytatd bint, and C Italy. i via*** preetdent of tho Central, Porty years Newman waa a station agent and be i. mm head of one •of tbe greatest railway systems In I lb* countJ". at 10:30 o'clock, ltev. Hr I.U i.l j pii'Mdlag Luncheon wtll be POT*** at noon by tbe ladles of Bt. Mark's parish. Century Club Picnic. Th- Century Clnb baa disbanded for the summer months. However, It will meet again the *0r..0d St.' uraUi of Jiu-,e, tb* lath, at a ptente to be beta at the bom* of Mtsa Mar garet Dyne, rttra'hc..-..- Kirk land i Politic «l Equality Recsptli.it. One of tbe moat *ucccssful re repttona given thla season It. etub- Oom was laat given Wednesday tnilng by the t-tdlaim«l-y _,f(._* Inn.ll a At thn Hi .mil —"Wang," Warn oik. "Tho MslilliiiEati'" At ih* Bi-ai(li— "Tim Ktia.low ttt* htttd Ihn Thrum*." Ne*l math. "Trmclit-d -I.niii-1 Iht Warhl" V th* 1..1 a H..ldl_i^ Are you a Bargain Hunter? If so, stop short at the Gigantic Closing-Out Sale Being conducted l.v Lewis Bros. Co., of the entire stock of Boots. Shoes and Rubber Goods belonging to Fredlund.Hornburg Larson AT 705 PIKE ST. This stock of Dependable Merchandise Is romp..**.! of the very latest designs and Is msde from Ih* be.? coll. calf ana hid leather, and the mammoth reductions mail.: enable yon to at from JO ta M per cant Isss then wholsssls cost.. Ilii up your tn* wledge for future i**qulr*m*iil* and make your purchases now. at panic prtc**. Special Offering—With 30 to 60 Per Cent Reductions. I 000 pairs Men's -51.75 $4.00 t**~'***'*>• 52.50 $5.00 Worktaho*.... ,-flilO U> ->4.UU ITwicy Die*. Hlu>*a ....->£i-JU to *3iUU 1.000 pairs Ladle*' I .20 $4.Uu lIWO l*\f ra« B^t^ak*^ Babies' Japan...-* Hl'k Itom.-u. •ra ComhlnsUon. In a fine ._.,,,_„_. r-if «s-_« _..« embroidered sod Interlined; quality nainsook, trimmed with **_. ___*^_^_ f4 2?i B*lUr OC p a fine pslnixik embroidery; hie soles. B*lurmt-T*r.Ai**i Ml»«.«' Vlcl, Patent and Tan Ox* from— ior aaiuruay. fonU lv M (h n m 1M -.j. ro en laadles* Black Cotton Hose. hUh ,p^jat for AkWa tl 7C IOC to #at..3U spliced heel, reatilar 1 tor Tte; #I .1 J special for Satnr- Qi_ _____________________________ 4_! .*'_;• ■.••_..••_: m, Two Specials in Ladies' "SIX .;;,r..,:::.*i,';,:::;;:;.a We Save You Moncyon waist, Saturday. high spliced heel; double .oie; we J>avc xou money on Waists for Saturday, i_«nNr toe quality; 10 1/. Men's Furnishings. "tot 1. or i_.»n Watsta. in «-___■ C*"_. for K'tvi'Jrtili NOTE SATUROArS SPECIALS. r tatmni cola dma the very Ladles' Past lllark Cotton Hose. __ _ -r_»t.t__a Q newest .tit... worth up to hl_h spliced heel; regular POt _ _'*, ry J_ ,W_f |.00; special Hat,, PI Or out sixes; never sold for Black and While Striped Work __,-..;, #1./ D than Me; special lor OC. In« Shirt.. Mil i*«,,l.r snd W h|.7,,.. M Saturday tUC a-il -n^. 2*. Walsls. In lace and embroidery Ladles' Tan, Oray. White and In, 1.. re«.ilsr value «oc. p fronts. tucked l-.ks long and Illaek Kmbroldered and Drop „B "'■_,"''• f^, *'O„°.V short aleevos: worth up to Stitch 11....• rerilar I pairs for OotU» Half* M |(i ,p»clal Satur- _. QQ 11.00; special for OK/. fl,.«* sixes to I|., Al u d r #1.30 Ssturday /DC special for Saturday ....O.IU. _ _*\ _^ Bee our line of Opera I/snath Kentucky Jeans Wool —_—.———————.— Hose, all colors-why pay 75c p«t,t». sixes S2 to 42: QO. Three Kimono Specials and 1100? Special for >IQ. s.h*,.«l for Ssittrday ...%JOU u,cc """_""_, -t"- y -'a-* „r i. ***tC Am* Nataral Balhiiggan Vests for Saturday. and Drawers to match, hill I_-.dlce* Klmonoa, In while regular cot .Ira.**,*, in.i.l.. with around., with fnnrv colored 12J^C Values in Dress bicycle sixes _:• to 48; fnets."actual value 11.00; _IQ p nintrVi-ime i-*".***af-_r* 24Q8i r- fl3Jad.♦ abty earif tbe Hat*. ii M Okk* ***********'*___ piilirnt. h... al IllJ.ta* M* Cnlllt.nUll .I*l*lll.-1.1 So. I, lt.lt wi-sk*--*-! *.11l aoineabat by bl* falliira lo enter dllfer*nl county waging fur ■I*-*-***."* at oat* M I.lati.i. Anil ..1.-.n campaigns ar* being conducted In all hut two In ith* .ia'. Home of (he** fights »i* to rl.t.n .-mil.- eottnllea, oihet* ara pi*ilurt a.) ..Illll** On* of moot t«in*rfc»bl* .if th*** tit*** I* Rt. John*, --ii' th* pi-.ht'a. under lb* Oregon local option law, hay* 1.*.-n .I.l* to In* I'lml* on* Portland r«»ld*nc* pre ctnrt In Hi" voting .li.nil i t'nder lhl* arrangement realdent* of on* elty*wlll d*cid* wh*th*r Hi* ".I dHitt* of g neigh hot lug illy ahall li.iv.a ..1.-- OHCQON TRACK 1 I.AM IS EN ROUTE TO SEATTLE. (By Unllld I'r.li l KfUICNK, Or*, May ;_.—The rnlv«t*lty of (in, on track ii.am I* un li* way to Pastil*, abort a big fiiiireomcr*d 11.11, m>'*t b*(w«*n Main., U aa-.). I I.r .i.-*-t. aMhuuci. II Mill In. a run, for lil.lli points. TO CREMATE WDY OF WIS. OHOLENGIN ~ta f.meiai of krm Amanda in la.l.uiin. who wm 1.111*4 In th* Mi.. m*** -•■pi*ii*a*-P^*w. U'.Ma-iit t^^^tw Wednesday, am I- 14 H-,.,.1.4 at liulterwariti'a i4i*|i*i at i p. m. air*. 11- -.l.n»hi waa (he a__M__r .if Mr.- T 11 Mi...-, of ihi* city, and wa. t* year* of mm- friend* ar* Invited to the »t*ivi.-*». Tb* body will h* cremated, NO CHANCE OF PRICES AT HOTEL LINCOLN. |Oul»l4* COM*. per person. HN, .1.11.1.1.- ,i-.l„a .I'll 1..1' i«-r p*r* •on. I- .Id* ..Id*, bay "Id*. with bath, per peraou, 15 00; eoU, It 00 **eh. HUckw«U Hotel Co.

CARNEY WILL NOT PEACH' REFUSES POINT BLANK TO TEE TIFY AGAINST RUEF IN THE PRIZE FIGHT TRUST CASE. (By Unlttd Pratt.) HAN KIIANCIHCO. M.a _».—"I'll never i.a Mi, Informer. I'll never |M -.*tl rvii. {ft »*v« nr. I r ft-LUTI pi-.*»*4--»*.u_«," t* th* reply fit l.ataß* j' j (ar..,. mum at th* n:ln M_ m b.*r« of tb* p.li* fiiftri trtnrt, n, Ito* awa»l*«*U at lb* . and 1.. I. cific _ |»nt-*t Sound l-alttllllg com i'..t.r. i- 13 l it I* la pianna-4 to widen Stuart •I. from n, f**t 1.. It) f**t from Wta»(i«k«>ml*irard to Howard it, and Him continue It to I lata I I hi. Hi.*-.. i»lifai» 1* Bill, t-**d, and It 1. plannod lo hay* It r*ady for fair n.»»( year. WABIH.Ni..'ONr*Msy ».—Tb* llumi lit* bill baa b**» paaa*4 by 'i hou*« providing ih* fatal. li*hra*nt of two roor* fl* cultural «(*i;.ii.» on Puget ..niiiii, \V__M_« (00, tor lam propagation ttt Minion Fi*n Station Bill. THE DEAF CAN HEAR 1...1 I .11 I*. 1....uit vases, __ags, II M.n-s Hsts-The •_»__■ atna. beat values la m*\ atripas. aii sites, at ...pJiJU Everything for Travelers. town. at.. ->o.UU A. BRIDGE CO. Largest Clothiers on the Coast 1 89-91-93 7 J Sea ttle, Wash _f store will be closed Saturday till 1 p. m.— I oj>en Saturday evening. p MB*M,Ma**aß#*M!{KifiSC Mmtf mwrfT M, llf JHC l*^rTr._/fiff_' ir7TiTyi fffW 'im**.ltttßßßKtß.\\ '______|___________?_____!________E,te^^**^»ifc. V^OMwWw^PaHSf^K.l fi _Cr ____■/ these seasonable a a words to you w* do (II our own upholstering work, and w.- do It so »»tl«f»< I. for our i lai.iinrT. that It become a bobby will, u». —HTANDAHD upholstery mart l* th* right kind, th* good kind, the Ml] kind you can i* satisfied with. It b_. mado hundreds at friend* far thl* store. No in.ttr-, bow Isrge or bow small tb* Ham. I*l us give you an .-.iiin.i. of Ih* cost —tba in. ii in charge of our upholstery work are c .perls— 'hey b*v« I.e. I with <i* a long lime, vi we can assura you (hers will be no dl*»a(l.far(|oii. no delays, in. disappointments, —always glad to furnish estimate of cost, on any work you may wish done. ii Mir* rmrmmmmmmmwrmmmAA**mmmmmmmmmmmmmmvm .he making of window shades is an important STANDARD feature— —w* a factory, aa part of th* complete equipment of our Carpet Store, that I* devotol escluslvely to the manufacture of window shades. We can lake better .me of your order for shad", ihsn an? Western store, and will gladly give you **(l m*i.'. on any such work yon might have la mind to hair done. I',lnn*, a* usual, tba ram. fairest. 'Foil* us. ~—w—~——*—m——a*^——^^^^^^m^^m~mmm—mmamamm^^^mmma—^mmm—mmmmammmm—mmmm Standara^^^arnitirrcCft tw SECOND AYE. AT pint ST. 9

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9 J*r9kmmmkmm^- m^''Wm\^mmtmmm.»mt^i.Am9m Want Ads J Telephone* Them To Us j Ami We. Will Do th.t Kesl Charge for (we eonieondre days lii. t*er line |>or day. Ucvrn words to the line. Three con secutlve days, una cent a word. j On« month, to per Una per day. Minimum charts tan an ad' 111 cents. All u.ed will ba charg led at toll rales on all 1 contract i Hstofl or »d»ei^ Using chsrged to account. __U_U_ltO AfinNCY—P. 11. Xlttllan, Ul Hall- I "H* City 11,. Plu-na, Mallard 3D« MAIN OKFlt'E—Bevcnlh *r„ I batman Union all.l rnlrcrslty. rhons*. Msta H*:-t*>: lad ttl The Star cannut guarantee accuracy or assume rs*r_-n«lbll it. tor errors of an? hind oa* in KM la flip-*, adver i tl.ettients w ,_, 11 ii.ii ———_.. R___ j^ C At notTc-w. —a*. la.aa.lr. ,g,1i..1>. t f11.., ___*_(___, 1....... l.vl a,...,.. .Jl. ara. tJTai ii-.ii.-r I mm atl Ih. ma. Wftl Via t.« r.npta «.S ...I Itaa |>.11.... taaaa. 1 •.1... rut.. »"t tji.ll.ati^ t. till M.'a "It Thara altt I. a rnailar al th* .lovkhialala.. of tha Saalil* tjat-M Tampl. A-_44.t.itaa la roaam n lit ii'-i r.-uu-ic n M._.t.a Jana at tmm r. a. H»ai, a*a a«j mm I am I.a a»aa h«a.. rapalrta* la .11 Ha tranche ra»ha.r ..aih.r alrtppta*. *a drat* lta_ 'an tarn a.l**"« --ll HEt-P WANTt,a--MAI.E. At »-.S ALASKA U-ASkA. IV.aleai for fairhanh* Taaaaa M,». iiaao.. aaal ia_.«al__ST (■...lillaa l.s i._imt«a*« IV** 1-* -.1 I--."' NO E-tl-KaiKM-tK \e_n_t. Wsrh ___«-_» I tare. O-a.-114.-t *t«.a la aaa, h man ITaar raf.raaa.fa .11--' la tha SBATTI.B OIIAMtIgB llf CIIIIMKItCt I'al* XI. I-..'-.1 .-.fit -a Ship M.r a.--. _a*a lal. m.>si:i:tt RMt'unilSNT cm. tt* v\ ..hip-a'a-t Mm •_ 1 barm a.at.4 l-a Mara r*amh laa. I* unri plularta. 4.T aa4 si.hi; 111 .....a I'.clOa Traa. acttoaiL III* ajnaal S« Wrlaj.a SITUATION WANTEC*— MAI.E. _^i_ _I. ,_ 1.11.. 1.. I. .1. .1 mm*m ll.il. I* raara oU. Ilrt.s k.4-«. a.ata *,»mdy laaial* Ha, i.r-1 111 l l»-l« ITUATION~WANTCO—?Sa_IAUt. l. mm --i -1 •1 -_.-'■ -..•-•a. I..tr wl.h waalt .h.'-l a p_a.tl._a aa. hoMa lan* taralahc^ T >._a tn haaaakrp..*: m««4 .aa.* h_*l aaal raid aaltari l.il I*l __HM> ar, A III* _i* •—lt-ll Oa* a..;:, at i«-. f-,..r. i Mr -.am** haa-t-a* r-rh-a 111 l**»r ataHtlk li.a.ii. raw«ar art Mall. taiga M FOR RENT— Mouaca K-.fni.f ..I it.-.-., hauaa. tin. .*-;*-..-r ha._t, flaa marlaa aaaaaittal s.r atmntw Msht mad hath. !*__.«. la*. A Ills —it rOM MSTf I >_aa__> an-.!..« ..-li.c. |a4at pap.. ad. m.r.,, aia, «c. aaar laiaala-'fa *i ...it Ilk par -aa.u.h Th-aa* Mala IHI —till t'tmam bnwam fa-r rral. ll* pat an.n.k Will aa.l t.mr-.ra th.ap 11.1 »,h ar a —ttaJt-p Pa, Bant,—A t: .-.-.--i bmwm*. .ait.M. far loal.taa* *—*ma i-ali t- A Aa^t-aar mm I*4 la. 4.» J»-l l-roa-M ..-M..F, .an r*r tin* tram w--.-! ttmm oai.r. It* Adam. 11l or M.la :»ll;. »_.-,,:%, I naa .--...a-.. tltam* taa. rar. Ilk Il ,4 -1111 l l-.Kt: view laaataara It*** IM. Ja'tH. »t X 11.1 11*11 Mi»!i ratml.had wm. far Mat, 111 Malraaa aa. N. *m*mti*tl FOB RENT FLATS. ..a,. ,i. ,~—l _ ,_, 1 ii~'~ll"*"'b —a —~ii -a —l i, M ~4..i 1- 411 -._ 11. se—W.tktßs atalaa-aa—a I. .11 aaa... *f cltr .1 raaaoaatala prtc*. W.laari.ki. M.-...A too rkoaaa tltt- —tf WANTEO— MISCELLANEOU mtAttiWkmkmm 9*9*wkmm*k_**m *Atmtw*Ait9*******A9WoAm HATH TOO IIS* TO err la w.eai ao4 l-a-aaa ttw-ar »>•>•_.., .lam la Ih* warta Tia. aam, la raw I* ah. tia* Tfc-. I* mpan anl*. for 1 t-a tm,. Var t.n pmitusAlatn. rail am ar wrtta 1.-rTgIt.fATIO-fAI. HO.-itl ftg»I.TT CO. I**l AinarlaaS Hank ll.'lMln*. X..1110 —Sill FOR SALE— M'licilLLAItOt. gl ■~*aa->a|_-*ae..%.-a*aje**la. aa^^tflW__aM-la%^.a ma a- f.-otta nack. a_r mm. tr ,m ll* ap. rirtapr. ff-awiats* I. par f>». .'.ilia*, traat aiti-t.-o. hallam alar* lap MP la tamry tl. i Win-l-i. franaaa ana Soar fr.n... tarn* Ifc. up all 11*4 la h„ B^ an l_-a aa«a to 4-. I. 4ri4. ik. hall. w. aar* aatr own mnt front damn wlik f.aarp pan il oarh an.l apraaa balaa. .1... Ills M.rli.. lack. It Bt.n4.rat I'i. j li. r trait. 11. par pair g',1,1 n« rt. r and h.ia-'a III*. Call I dm* n!-r 11 each Oa-«t* and *n4. of «a»h ■Sag 1 -ana at lha aa. mmm for 11*1. la oihlrh wa ll lo.if.i. .ad s*«_i- i" i aa lltl Jl af 4 tit* Ft* aala—ll Taar *lrl« iirjci- lit. lit llih „..,'i. I-,.-.,.- Kami till. —11-l ,14. Hliniaa 1...10 gaaatlaa rn*ln. ..h,.-.h-,i. Ha. _.- Wo, .a MMM n and •hl-.h ar., llallard t t'laa dry wood. 12 la daltrarad. lUa«ta *,-aal i.iaa.ii Aana llil I, —if-1 ■*-'A W* I sow for a.;. c. rt*lnh.rt, I**l Ith ar, y. w —17-2* LOUT ANO P01.1.0 t..«» t l.dr'a «*»id w.trh. 1... k.. and foh wt and Tula M. Aitorn.ra, II fa.r. la Saalll. 111.* ,;..i..i.n 11,,,. ■It n MONEY TO LOAN. I *>n*a. -_-w OAkAAO-AA m antmmamm nvTTvx I'ltfwr co. t._... aaa h,..ia.h..1,1 rin.it.xra .1. Salary .*,.„n.1....i .1 ...I.k ....I.a. Ixi.ta _J laiaa* ....a egg t>s ri«*T I ata.ll Marl.4. It Mi _ niiii-it LAAMOO Maaa. .I.* t.-"...,i..i,| plana, wllhaul I* Hi....,, M„, aa lltflt. sea* la I. .1... M.-.1.. ..1 Satalat.) I .'.nin*. loa 11,,., k,,., rtlaw-S. M.a, a,1....,.,l aal.lla-a mm, ant .1k... a»an i...i, aaa aamaa ..llliaal a-aa.ila ........i i.1.,, ...1..1 |a.Tm.nl. *a\a |i.«r»»lt .i...», Sir ...,,-r «ur l.rt.t Hi *t T01..M AN, 111 .V.l.ar 11at141.1 Maa.F In .1 taaaa Inlaraal iVt.l'Mltl. ItaSiM.T* Oa St. t-N.4n«._-4«a«t mil l«al IVIumW. t M*•■_ .Malai ii rar f_.ll parll.ut.rA rati imi ac antaa. INTISHMATtIINAI. IHIXI» lta*t.T» I Ai'-....- ..a ll.n. llulltllas. _ —H-lj M,.'i (i lainla. II la i ,41 a .aw j laaa* laaaaaa Ha.a I. .att ail .---l-.i at I"-.-. h. »t,»i l-.-.i (--.a la a-aae .-a-.n.ata, raalalntna laa tatMae, rHalrs. ....a., raid ..il. aa4 alhar f....... J A^.li.aa Mtl, Mar —1» I p .4.-1. (.-.....i-a fcaaaa, eaaa. 1.1.-l.la I 1., ihSllSt I 'a.i aaahar turnltaraa n-.i'-a t. J. t-.it taaaa ll.aa la .all oa -..a.i ,-.-_t ,ta-..1t, I va--» 1,-....a la a-aana-«-|t-a. r*_a.al.la* laa rhat.a Ihraa ...at latataa aaal i tiaraitaaa v-i ,i... II It, Sl.r j I'-.-H It-it .1 I, to 1. Ik. "■-ill ai-t« f 'itt m* t-*A f'et t..-.|.i It-i'. 1.-IIHI -si «i ln.|niW t.-f 1 i --i tail i t,aut4«i i t,i:.i.:*« Mala utt ittt 99 *u _Ta: *i casus sat M l> Wsais II M v llla l{ mmadat. hf r-i.i-iai-1 tliaiaaa niia*a| i-i.a-i i'-.-ia Mala ll;*. t_4 ...I —ll ri. 1..,. T.t *.**__• ._. T»-a,_. Ms an.- th** M 11*1, i«i .11* _________ OPTICIAN* I a. I a^aa.^,,a^^aa^,a^^^,^__.^^,^^.^.J Cw.i*r t*»»_e»l Oa. Ill* ra.aaa. I*l.l*l r.-ni.r a Cb*r* btda la, mi la. t.aa* Upllc.l la. I** aimli ahaiaaava. r.'ai, aaaaafa«.s-.«s ~*i-VnEOPATMY. ;a>-. ti Warm ••.._.... .......i.a.h «i* a. a.i. li i**.\«' i.ritlii,. rm A I Mala lilt PATENTS ..i,.i_^__. ._ mam a i. _ t«.•_.«_• .1*4... 4.4 [-»ff» all ...,,.i.a ni.ia.ij- apptaa; at trait lhl. pant, la.a" .14,1 .-n.il, »*-ia. mt ftaa aalar. a*i#-k«lf mfia fram. loaa a'-t Mat,... oa th* s- ,n...„ 1 ...ti. a I'Kt* ll'.i In rial. ot-T ur am nu la a ta.r_.ln. far Immaatl.ta aala «_•! daltr. art and *r*tnmm.mimltnm l.rm. a*.a km bad. 'lha... laa artm. Nt lan* M .a*, aam an... 1 hilar .a tlm* aaal (a ana LOOK AT IT. 1:11 AltM: i -..Ml I* rriMPANT. Ata... ii.iii.i.. t j At^itß T«Aa nf aanll ll'--. rti.a will irin» ana la* par r.ni it yrar tot II (fan t-or fall parttrui.r-, rail aa ar art.a INTEI-VATIO-i'AI. ttriMl rtCAt.TT f*.l. )**f __.il..n ll.n. llall.lln*. Ha.lll. —---II ______________________________ la -a... ttSStS. tl I.l'V. from N«.tl|., Ilk par air.; Itl dawn, ll* p.r >...,inh Soar fori |t. lt IS llth .1 i» p CUM 11, AT aar.. pta*. BaVSSM .o.«t onlr lltli al.h ll* l.rln* b.na, I frat-h .HI; It* down. It )»ar r.anth I*. Itiilm-aa'. aaaki.r In T1..... hi art., ti mra —if CITY HEAL ESTATE. Georgetown tfM'II 9*>****tt\ t»r. fiitl I.Minrnl, gradted itraol, m-AmmmiUm In,', an-i t -'j.'-flat l-rlr» %',t.«i. Vat% liiianra tn-tinthtir pmr r-,i \St-tm *y, aaar a -mil ..,_..,.. l*ri«t># «f*ii*r 2* Jo

I 1 i Star I "Want Ads" a Are the People's j Clearing house The "want ad" columns 11l The _, Mar furnish a" sure, con* veiil.-nt nnntm nf ht'lnr.ltis hitjer and seller together. Whether II for .1 deal 111 real an atehaage of I king unused furniture fur ready rash, the of a horse and rarrt.ige. or find lag a tenant fur (hat i.n .mt house, makes no difference. i v two or three line an n.mii. m.-tit placed under j the bead "WANT*. I)" or "FOtl AkixT or "FOII I.KNT.'* staling Just what a .ni bare to aell. will bring bargain rrsuKs. Phone Us MAIN 1060 OH. INO. 441 A.lt for tbe "Want Ad" clerk. Stale your lira,!. to him. He'll write your "ad" tor >«v and tell ettartt-r what It will ...at 1111 l will be rendered lata Get the Want Ad Habit I IT PAYS I 12 J CITY REAL EtTATE. -_-__■-_.— _ _. Ll Cheaper Than Paying Rent Only $100 Cash A twttaa*. t -I* lata* a ...r B.lar. taa. wllk •i. I mt li.-.a. ft mm tar. II naiaa-taa f>. .....nd a.t 1..■., I-.-,. It ill. »_.. IIM ran aM taaiaaa-a I.k* a' A -al a. yawl .a. Only $250 Cash *i.m tmmt rmmm 11..11., l-.i Ual*. Sit rn.kt.lt m 1,-,,,.. ,_i.k.-a a., t. 1 ..ra... bmtitaa. ram Amaapina. anatatraa. tad Ham mt »_-,-..| .as .*.-■«.-,.._. y ..ut car, 111 -4. ..-41 I. .«._.. .1,9*1* AB HP la-dalo ,:..m at.,..; a>- .1 aa4 •*»r "ka. .1 11.1t.. «ai| ISIS tub .Ml tl^ Pmt a."tath I.a. -1..-., alalia .--mi »,-._ t I-. 1 raak tltS_>t**alM, iii.,..., a-4,,4 .14. 11.a

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Itkba .MafaeaM t-r -at .-.lal a* ..a dar I* M llh'Ula.-'i 111 0r..... HIS, Mala mr laa 111 Quarter Acres Fauntleroy Car Prices average about $300, $25 cash and $15 per month. Phone— Main 2201), Ind. 2932. JOHN 11. WHITE CO. 407 Oriental Block 18 Lots Half Block From University can una. NBAIt statr rxivßiiaiTT. rnrr nrr can AT H-._lt.CX-K ST. HOt'TII or CAM 1.1 -IS ,-Kt. I.VV Mill. ii i- KIXOIO. -at ti p Jewell Orchards Onlr at 1,,1'n trtmt \.>t»h Tttkirna ami i mil-t ff »m «hfrp.nc ■taimai I« f-1.-irrsl it. t* *f aij-irs. tiiiwfc.il. t*»- an-d "-la-ntr* AM'-t.» l.t'TKt.r Tll» rtlCin" iilli'ii'im ritr -I -i i ..i, ttt* mark-* l>atr In turn tnmr to ni.tr. ar wilt i..r -rar* f it f i v• i f..r f..e i'M*ii-i*-.in to fwn i.'.it ..r i-tf. In full t-*iir.*i al ih«i tlma T#fiM |-r:- c. »■■.-...'.-.rat**. Xt«« ...,. Sanl 1.11. »a .4, ..I.iii roll***, 1a... 1... quantities af fruit. I blocs tram car. tia*.n Ann. till 1 Till- SI A! II I ,lAi I 1.1 HAY, MAY 20. IPO*. I CITY RIAL MTATB. ~ia ,ja. -*a w "a i—m -a. ~e. la-jg-^p-aj. -a. n mm_m MANCHESTER k MANCHESTER w&tmtwm.-WmWttiwAtmUmW*kmw&mwm m y L\f a ha .huraflkf f ..et N»uitd in fi-'M .ia* i.r Ida tm I* i'iii,„iin fid* FlftlM Baal 11* |M_«lftf DMk .•mi n. •land ba ii.- li at Udill a i.. air- »m 4 Mi* _'■ i In I'm t-ii it-» |.r«lti* MimhM|.-r tt Jutl i..i*r wpf i _■- tt»«ttt* and llrtMttaViit'n ,s-*»t laid i v Nv* In Ith* rtlf •i-i imy tla •tit nl. -i* »..u r*n *"*"r M-J-ti (ur -m A* ft n.Al.wf »f fa I tl.-i ktm ft* I."--*! I«. fa. I fWA h, Hk fttlM* ftft ft tftft t »ft h *t ««_-, I J f**M It*** life! W»ltfeH.«t»l» I |e*mtjftl»ft ith* a.. mt ft rfl? m*Us Ij -vi ft _m ei)!.itli| lbs *m if ft j mrtl ha.m» #«l |.«**m'_, I ;l'"*!»!l i Id lib* --_« ram a-tca'a *It'» It I* I** .1 Iff ftglmftl* ial»i it.ra* *_»l* will *i*f* mft i*# nan Tta-4*? \%*t mtm -vh iter** llm** th* ttot* It** ih*i r*r ihmm tWAAHiI* ftl I .ffi ft| |kft ***d nl th* I _i»»iii|. .#1 llftbftk j Mclaughlin Realty Co. IIM laei... Ha- l!_. ♦all w« More T. 1 a* If i..-a waa. la I.r sot. st tbaam I A- l-K HUM run II** ty* lit .1 ll* ace BMnaife. I* Pan at|| la .'.._.. i« a|_3 111 -iaiuet rt t-i T**__ Iran, are I_»*t »tnr t__aat* ■--.....I ta aa, a- I rkutab. mm* I* a a. -'I ..f -H-.al,,anl| _ J at* tataktft* at-1aa.41.1 Hal... I* tka .a-.-, i-.i.,-.....-- i ra a .-a. a aa_ prm. Amrm Ha* Baaa a-,v ll.a f, Ba iiiata ta I* «_.. a*_ afttaa* aad •_. II- i. ..i.ri: ii.w an.wi. (II I. n -a Your Own Homo Is An Easy Proposition If ...a. Itl Mil, anal tl* Mr a*- -'_ taar. Ika 1 tltmm Ir, lama » rail as ear efftr* Calhoun, Denny Swing Hl-t-t Ala.ka Hal.A,.a VISITORS' Special Investment W* hat. c _ mm mf h t'.rm U.'a mtUh Mr, tea* *f th* Iwtfcor I kt**i cMv m.ftute* ltd* *n tin-.* V-'M (in f*Mr in ih* h*rb«f tt-m tfct* t»rt.f-*»t?, lot* *v ■AtrifMl »if*»**ir -t fr-M fi YOUR CHOICE or THE (I ENTIRE LOT SATUROAY I ONLY 95c Each j 40 '.Mli. rt'.ill I iie«" Ureas I t-alrta. values up to lt).f»0 Your choice of entire 1..1 Bat- I) 1 Wd. only IMS A, I. It-Inch long silk hlack or while; teg II nt, val* uea. oa Baturday only, per I t nl,, Or. I "The New Store" telr «_e "The New Store" Cor. Ostlsrd and Third Aye* I FREE EXCURSION TO TACOMA I SUNDAY MAY 31st Grass-covered level lots for $40 and $50. $10 down and $5 per month. Acreage $150 per acre. Easy terms. Titti rnorsnTT wtt.i. i-icrt b in ▼all" aim a Tain we wti.u snow i Acreage $150 per re. Easy terms, it* rKorichTT wtu -tnsei a in it i mi, w r TAKI-fl l-MCr, 1.-t TACriMA, WHOM MAM'rACTi nits Ana now .ihr .v sn im v a t.t: a than sk.tti.i: m iik at TNia (irrtcsi AT II SM.BI iCNUAT I.NIVtI KATIIINAI. I AND int. CO. 11l M ..r..l BY. K. Oar**, \->j§£ lit Tint a, ..aula. la* lit*. M.la (111 Close In Half Acres B-mmmwWkmp* t nan a 1...u,:f-t tr.n north nf Ih. tlnl.ereltr and A -V 11* »a|.-a Itl yi- .1...1. na hill na.rlea.-lnß __. U «L,.,,,.,,, 4.111 aa|| ihla half tr*-. _i a v.rr r_a_.nal.le title*. Own.r It** An.i,._n '.-an. WIS. j2_ COUNTRY 11..M1' .II- OD v.. I'm n...iai .'Has. an, on.-h.lf aai. uf fin. Lan,!; ...tall |.»i .?-._i. i-h.,11... ||t par month tn ear and *r«d-d ,,,,.,i and It m Inula, rt In I'la-ii... Square, t] II Nt. 1...1« I* t'nlnn Ink. In .'na.. a ,'a1a.,.,,,- |a*ltl_a It .at la .11 alll 1.... In hur aa aatr* lot. 1....1. w iv'inr in,oa I*. .-.aliiiati Hlal. roll MA I.X 111 OWNKIt Let tail**, a.n llh ar N. W., Baatila _*mt la-.aim... fnr Ilia .aatt t*n. t..l t.'.n.a. i-i.i'ii. Hal.i,l ttl. _. j. previously belong*!) to Hue.ls It Is graal Insult to not first of all aud last In attend kludll.sl Invitation to It vi' im govt -,i,io. Nt and people, parlli ni„i h easterners (those east of the Ural mountains). Hlmll he remembered (lint to show .lu-,.it) 1., fm.- own people Huskier! govrrn im nt el,n 11 he proud, therefore I h*. luvltHtltiti i 1..i1l he not onljr (htoii&li ni- ii .'i io l-.i from Washington of i> hul from people of Alaska ant) K.'Stlle ahull l.c Invitation lo gov rrument of Itussln unit li. the people. "Just now In HI Petersburg roti* veuee ihe iiiii, urn iinnii t'ongress of Navigation I'lease If KM will send tn representative of V. H. let hlui omul. 1.. Mi.nation of Husslans, I do not like lo see the repealed mla Uk>-» of honorable president ..i IJ, tor It It.l.ni. and Jspnn Ima.- yet more ..nrl.l. ,„,,i,. weski-nnd one ntiuiher thau America morn strengthened on (he Pacific and now llii.ki.tu people any tt mil In lerh-renee of Mr. Itnoaevelt where no hi* hti.lne.s we hare chance tv •Ttnlhrow the rinr, Japanese aajr "Mr. Itofiaevelt has rol>l,ed us of our earned victories." Ha Want* a Job. "I'lease lv cotnliialon ml^l..- me If I recently go to Brattle, Wash, am (hen. any chance to obtain for n.e any ttmploym'llll 1.-r. i 1u11,.-lid.lt lot, n Am *p> hln advertise (he .>..,.1n,,i tnrough llussla be In necessity a* the translator, ele. At present I am employed by the Frisco ii it Co. as machinist but a.- work' Ing only _4 hours a week. advise tne and I will go to Health wllh family or temporarily without family, "Very truly yours and beg to re main. "P. I. UKI*B.- FIERCE CLASH IN WHEAT PIT (By United Pre*. CIIICAOO. Mar _».—Anolher fierce clash between th, bulls and bears la the rain pit of (be Chi cago board of trade today enliven ed the trading, reminding old trad era ef the daring speculations as "Old llutrb" and Partridge, who created panicky acme* by their plungea, Tiadai .i. -li**iii. t waa at'tit.H. ,1 to the fart lhat the time for tbe delivery of grain would ea- I in* at the cluae of (he session. J. 11..1.-H Armour, a prominent I factor In Mm murk, i for aeveral daya, waa reported to have clean i ed up a snug fortune a. tha reet.lt of the day'a rat lon. In **>lltng a!,. al fill th.- blgheat price touched during the day. t*. A, ratten, a. also been dealing In grain. I. aald to bar. emerged from the _*•:. with many thousand dollar* to the good. Hla was WW* In corn, which leaped a* high aa _>_ cents, liii hla attempt to corner oats ended in disaster, for Just when he thought be bad everything com ing hta way, some cruel persons Kit he ha.: pit with grt-at amy. Mini. i -..n. he oa(a ai-wl quantities of the cereal, causing the price to shoot from to 11 Vi. acted far Cotton Ltak. NEW YORK. May 23 —Theodore 11. Price, a cotton broker, a** to d*y lndi.-1.-d by the federal grand jury as the rraiilt leaving that i*irt. I As »n the case was die covered It waa re ported to the coin mandsnt, at,.- ordered the vessel ta anchor In the weat end of the hay above Charleston, and display a yellow nag. DESPERADO IS KILLED (By United Press.) AMIIItO.SK. N. I)., May _..—,. desperado known aa "Dutch" rode his pony Into a blind pig here yes tarda) and shot up (he place, afiei which he ISM tils horse through tbo streets, at the snroe time fir Ins Int." l.ulliliiis*. and wounding J A. Llpphardt, an editor. In th. hand. He also attempted (he lift of I. 8. Todd, an attorney. A dnxcr ;or more rills.. armed themselvei i with guns. A pit. hi battle witli ihe outlaw follow.-.I In which be tween 30 nnd to shots were fired A ball entered the head of tbr desperado and he dropped dead. Accused of Stealing. 11. T. Bmllh. a barber who l employed at 301 Third a* L, •_„.* arrested last nlgni by Patrolman W.stcdt on a charge of iltng vatC_l In Joe Ooldlc'a saloon, on Serqnd nv., near James st. It i alleged that Smith took the watch from a patron of the saloon and at templed (o run from the place. He waa caught held until tho pa trnlnian waa called. Waldo M. Claflin _. iitrldence, as .1... wns at the bout, uf Judge Albei'tson, tir-nr the Einorj homo, at (be dun- tin, shuts wer. fired AKurney Itowlsnd tried tt •■.'.,1.11. I, from her answers that ab. felt It would ba un_a.it for her anc ber family if Cttaatar Thorn pa«i should I-.- set al liberty, but tb. court ruled (he qtieallona out. Bhi testified io having known Cheat., fur six years prior to tbe shooting and was familiar with his ihsrac tcrtstlca. Following (bla I low lan Iliad 1., barn her _tui-.tr.■ Cbea t-1 _ condition then witti his pros •nl Biate, wblch waa strenuously ob )ected to by Will 11, Thompson, an the objection waa su.tallied. Mrs Emory, howetrer, did describe Ches tar aa he »as at Ihe tltnn of Urn murder trial, ami also at tbe ilu,. of ibe shooting. Will 11, Thompaoi and Attorney Hblpley waived tb. right to crußa examine. MORE ROBBERIES REPORTED 11. II Us.t.l of .-.''i W.-stern ay reported to tbe i-.lu->* yesterdaj that a daylight thief entered lib resident* during his at... t- a,.. Stole a revolver and aeveral am clea of Jewelry. Another daylight prowler en tarwd tba Hat occupied by Mra M Rhapland. at tba Oat aiiarimentt TIC Ki.th ay., yesterday afternoon A pair of opera giamsea. an am., (byst ring sad a brooch set wltl pearls were atolen. n Mrs A. It Hall wbo live* at t Sled at nepott. it,.' a man repr* seating himself tv be a teiepboni Inspector, came to bar realdcnct yesterday afternoon, and after h I. i i.-.v- li._;-.- i, wwtka for neither of.iba local tela iha.l.e t-i.tupaiil*** To diets Temple. I-i'dlcatloa _ervleea of (he ne* T.-mple de lllrscb, nt ir.tb ay, am i: Eaton at, will In- held this even leg at ii p. in a a I .ana-Baa far 11* aalan*. •la I Itaa fa* ;J. aWiaa.li I lla. lee. Cat raa-a l, ta It-.-, l* Indiana, who recently gave a great war dance, entertaining -vis iting tribes from far and near. John Charliea came with a tribe from near Myten, Utah ll.* was scarlet from beat! to foot. That was a glgu he was an unbeliever. Tha war dance had been In sen .lon i.'it a short time when one of John Charlie's Mends came tn, greatly excited. re|*irttng he had discovered the spirit of the Utca saaated on a uearby haystack. ii.- had seen a monkey for the first time. John Charlie scoffed. "No such thing s. spirits," he sneered. "Como with me an.l I will shoot It. If it la it spirit tt wtll not die." Charlie fired. Tho bullet grated the monkey's ear. it chat tered angrily. John Chnrllt. rind again. Th* bullet again missed the monk. It Jumped atiout. making signs which In the Indian coiti* meant: -The spirit Is angry." l-""l a moment the "Hob In*.*.mall of the It. stood with trembling kneea. K.ai tt>ok complete posses •lon of htm. Suddenly John Charlie dropped hla gun. raised his hands as If In auppllcallon to the Great Spirit, and pitched forward on hi* face—dead. lai i iiMii-a—. It cleanses and heals—Soap Lake Boap. All druggists. DISPUTE Navy Experts and the Ar, tillery Clash on Florida Test (By United Pr«„ VVAdIUNtJTON, it„, w dUpule ar.. ay v.( Wwa 7** wrs nf |},o coast ■"llla-ra, C.S and (be MperUt *I__*bl! result in I 0 monitor |*Torl.-•' 14.e1y scenes attended todsy** am 1 .ion of th» aeaeral _oat_rsa.s it tv« Methodist Episcopal c_»«-,| when Braaalißf was start el cc* minor polnU in laa r**art of uotae iisaloas and chard. ttkri sl<m work. ,r-_?^| At iia-s the uproar wu so •__■..{ enlcg that the hair could oat k !heard. dele-tats* It irvlni to talk. n-Miltlni! in eral hubbub. The pr*-tdl_f I err screeched himself hoarse is I* efforts to suppress the *-**»*3§|^ '.a-__i JOHN CHAHi-li. I

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m RUSH STARTING V* to Sail From Seattle Win Four I Days. S|_Ja_Srt_*t-_->l»a_"*_-U »%!*s**'** __ I**_fSm^!iW9 ******%^_*eUiSt *W.* N_»***« o**_^i* *l« mm-* att trmmi 'TmWaahi «* r -a******* r. Miller yee a** ___-*_.»*■ a* watched plaWWtaa ere* ore* thai, j y-ptst pr-ctlce oar** for the •wttbC-Sftwala It*-**' a.4 I*. D .-.he*. mm at the Seattle Rowtna 0. »tr» t_. (vest* of (he tattl «*•__- f_l_.«*d th" Crar-a la a tat ta lb* cuii-tUsas Beared pat tf their coarse, towards at*.- fft. (V. att-aek up an Cat. tut clip. and tb* may* ff «!__.-__a sad •athasteata m JW*_-t_> 8.1 --ftaahl tfi»h!iu'.n'_ lada til »»«-*_-_*_. atanlu trosi the ypiita*.* bo t-n-,.1 an.r«-arda **ar- -_*_ rtrwp at work, and fcW___f.Mil.-BS ar* a. good aa mtkm.% n -___•?•_■" HllOlft-A.. HAS ■TORCVCLE mm*m9W-wp**lt. *__,' ratrott-aa S Reynold*, mat km kavt-C to ta,- -1.;..■-. aaa Ha waii not only in outer ta tkiatr.-*, American commerce, but lo secure A ha*., f.w attack on tit* mainland It la not only fur ua to guard against such a aeUure, but we must hold tbe Islam-* im a base (or ouraelves. ."Hawaii differs from .nt Island or group of Islands In tbe Atlantic. There ar* many Islands in th* At lantic. If on* la se!i»d others ie main lii la. used as lia.e. fur un done that may It* Involved 111 war. If tha United Slate* h»* Hawaii lhat m.l. it. If any pmwmy wrests Hawaii from v* li at a... .nd. it. "Tbe establishment of a great naval In. a* st Pearl harbor will b* great step forward Hut titer* ta .tin mora to d* don*. Iloth Pear harbor and Honolulu must 1... fortified, Means of either pre venting landing mi the north .id* of (he Island or at preventing pas aag* of ifta.ps I. ad, must be sup piled. Then tb* entire Pacific roast should hr equally wall pro tected. .labial 1,.* If We. .1- to have aa adequate navy a tare* fleet shouid constantly mm main talned In Pacific water*. "All this." was .'lS«*St*d. "ts to ■ward again.! peril (mm without. i i i. i _> i ni Is It not true (ha! llbbbll (ace Br**' i-rtl from within, fra-rn th secret organising at Japan** horde, aIiFS-H on tbe !.Un.l.* Got. Freer t-mll#4. "Ton ar aakius mr yvttir first questhw aaal and ..Sin I must decline to at twwr, "1 will sty thl*. btrwt*r*r- Thar art at. I,m»s many iapmnaa In Hawaii as t.i».e »r. yahltss. aw' ids of Po-tuf*-* ana Spsnt.a Americans. Ci-jlltl-, MMM Spanish, Hawaiian* s!l3*.-.ly *wt numbs* th* Japs*.*, but with smallsc proportion at admit t—*i*i Mi.til lilt ..'on.. 2.100 mi! fro' tht IB.ritie coast. If mar shout coir, suddenly you c' I cae s«rm*a what would happen within our Iso lated possessions. "W* Baal bar* a targe fleet al ways ready on th* Pacific. Th* certain early completion of tba Panama canal, tb* growing com mercial activity around the entire circle of th* Pacific, many condl tlona are harrying v* forward to (he :II wben tb* Pacific Bill h* the arena of a Irwawndoa* ttruggl* for naval and commercial .utrrrtn a'-t. **\V* must be prepared.** mi i i... ._. .pa 111"''" 'T-raraa*****-". t l*- tm tin tm ni'-n's open championship. Oood score* were not In order, Spooner making VI an.l Km**t Webb, who waa n>-tt, making th» 1* hole* In to. In the swing- for today's piny for the woman's championship of Oregon, Miss Flandera will meet Mr* Gilbert, Mrs. (terry will meet Mr. W. 11. Ayr*, Mra. C... bl.*r will meet Miss l-pwlt, and Mrs, Dough erty will meet Miss Koehler. UNDESIRABLES UNDER ARREST City Detective Warren C, Hob t.ir.l ami Patrolmen Hardin and I Mead raided a number of lodging j houses In the lower part of the city early this morning and arrested an even doten alleged undesirable*. Among thorn* caught tn (he dragnet was Slnvo Ilri-dle, a negro, wbo allied another negro in a Main •t. saloon on th* night of March 19, IKM It.* It charged with be Ing a disorderly person. •d|_P"V>. i.n.r. i. i.Ariinor __\W. '.A ...111. a rani.. Wit. -'•-.'_.,' pslsßpaia. _L_ka__. _ Bla V.a.a Is ■___'• aula i l"-'.ia...l I. 4 i>.i.......i. t) _r*.-S .-a.i 111 I'.ipl" a nan* _*-,_.. --.-/•V HII-* lft_Jfe_k_: J fl«- rt*'.na Main W* till, a,lt. Wn THIS SI-ATI I STAR— FHIL-AY, MAY _ 1908. FAILS TO GET CONVICTION flu. drearer, n Frenchman, who •a. arrested In a raid on Hie no torious cottages mi ..till,. at., U-tnrgetown, was acijuitt.-.i of i. grancy tbta morning by a jury of prominent business men In Police Judge John li (Jordan's court. The Jurors alii. found (in-iirer not guilty were: Jstttes 11. Huge, Will 1.e.11e. I'Stllel June. Albert I Hell *>'■!i snd Jamea X, Hraiitttgan Although Hperlal Deputy Mherlff C. It. Peyton, liii.ie Warden Harry Itief and Deputy Htierlff 1.. Ulilnli gave aininit testlniony again.! the accused matt, the Jut. arrived at 11..-Ii verdict in a few minutes. Hperlal Deputy Sb. ill. p. ft. Pey ton .taied thu nil,is that he »Mi ..ii(|.|.'ii( et Orenrer's gutll, He .aid tit. WB* not .11..-ouniged b*Cl»Ue« he found It dlffirult to aerure coiivte nuns, but would continue lit* fight agslnst undesirable*. Peyton atated lha( he promise aln go Left, the neat slate legislature a .ttl an amendment the .late vagrancy law -hiiti will permit few. I! any, loop holes. ON"THE FRONT Th* steamship President sailed at noon far Sen Francisco wtth a Urge cargo ot genersl freight and a full passenger Hat Her cargo In i 1u.1.-I bias of wheal The lug Clk. which sank Is.t Tuesday near th. Clly dork, at the foot of Washington at. bat been raised and la again la ..nnuleal.*.. Kb* is operated by the Crusaby Tug boat company, m—m—aaammm Th- Harold Dollar left yetterdsy for Mtikin*.. to tab* on a cargo of lumber for Alaska. The Harbmava sail, limu.iiu* (or San Prancla-O. ______________ PSEtBYfeSIANB CHOOhG OtNVIt rOR CONVENTION (fly Units* f'-.a KANSAS CITY. Mo, Mar St beaver «*a chosen today aa lb* tint meMlafl ttUc.- of (be fr**by terlaa gaasral aasemhty. which is brtnglng to a idea* oar th* mmm »>i studying mechaalcal engineering at Cam bridge, wber* be was Mhlaaao Msra, '.-.a..**-' lb* smallest c.run of Chine** gooda •he has mrrnt brought arruea the Pacific. Th* Japanese boyrtltl la South China I. aald to b* imatkß Ma Otmr half of Ih* It* steerage paa |a*M*rs war* women, many of i wbom were detained tb* immi- I gration nfriria-s to lnl-ra!l__(r tlirtr I right to eater (bis country. LOST COAT STIRS POLICE FORCE It It poaalble that the Stattle lie* court harbors a petty larorn -Ist? Patrolman A O. Holm evldtatly thinks ao, for he reported to CI« Tk W. 11. Searing last night that his ato«lt kraasisd co«t. *h(ri. he Ml hanging on the back of a .-hair la the assembly hall t*T day after- was gone when he returned to th* .ration laat evening. Clerk Searing turned tbe report over to City Detective I larch for Invr.Ufcatli.n. Ilarck al*u(b*d about th* police station for several boars thla morning for cluee, but tb* theft la Still deeply shrouded In myttery. Th«*r* It a rumor thai Acting Chief Ward Is preparing lo shake down the fore* in an effort to locate tbe mltatng coat. Patrolman Holm acoula the re port 'tint Jailer John Corbel I has laetde Information regarding (be coat. Chief Clerk Denny Urew waa too busy i-iinntlng money this morn ing to Investigate the aliened rob bery, and Charles Bultlvan aaya that hi. department I.*, mole l:ii|i-.it«nt matters lo look after. it I. rumored that IWecdve* Mud*.. Curtlss Adams, Francis Kpnnedy and Bprrlal tv-puty Chaa. tl. Peyton will be called Into ron fer*nce to locale lb* coat. If theae officers rail. It l*. even suggested that Patrolman Charles II Dolphin be retained. At late hour 'hi. afternoon the coat I. still misting. BAR REGISTRATION. Bight hundred attorn. are ex peeled to register for the liar pri mary to be held June M So far nearly ttlO lawyers have put down their namea on tbe booka, which are open In thn clerk of court's of fice .1 tbo court house. The book. will bo open all next week. SCHOOLS CLOSED EARLY. The public schools were dismiss ed at I o'clock thl. afternoon on account **t Decoration Day tomor row KheuiuaUsm i. greatly relieved by Soap Lake Salts. All druggists M. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER. If you can't get boot* or ahn*. to fit ...I. get them mud* to mraaura st ,17 JAMES STREET. fAIR POLITICIAN MAY WED CHURCHILL. LADY DOROTHY HOWARD iS.slll* Star K.clu.iv* _«• LONDON, vi l_nt* Dor othy Howard, who** engagement to j Win.i..ii Cburcblll. president of tbe j Hoard of Trade. Is esp*__led to be ami.. need aia.it, I. tbe daughter of the Earl i ai li.l", and comes from a family of politicians. During tb,inl.il! a recent successful a* paign .I.a* appealed vtllh blm on lb* slump frequently and apoa* at a number nt in.-..tin Hl.e 1. pretty, plucky, and a keen politician. Her (.llm. tba earl, I*! a unionist, bar mother a radical and aa enthusiastic temperance r__l former, and of ii, brothers one, j V 1..-.. Morpeth, Is radical, tbe other a .ml.ml-' Churchill, whoa*. prlvst* Income Is mode*!, will earn t:i I""- a i.a. In hi* position aa cabinet minister. WARNING IS CABLED Fairbanks, Alaska. May 37, 1.01. Michael DflTtai Strike cnntlaues, ano(b*r plant I abut down; aaae. unpaid. Central I dissaiitfactlon among mm brought int.. count-* Warn men not to be decetred. Keep away Oar lv*. demand nasi b* mrt It BURNS. Arllng Secretary t'anana Mlaera' Union No i»l. Western Pedrra Una of Miner*. ii. answer lo tb* statement wail* hy Clarence Iterry, a mln* operator la tha Taaaaa district, that MO men ermlfl (lad employment at th* I-'.!' I banks mine*, |k* above cable waa! seal yenterday by Ibe »«cr*iary of j tb* Miurtß' anion. The miners claim that at th* present time there ara many able botfied men In the district who sir out of work and are nr.sbl* to re turn to ibe stairs, as tbe operators nave not paid them In r«»h for last season work, but bar* paid the men In script, which the men ar* unable to cash Miners claim that Iberr la a •ink* la the district, and that H.r mine owners are Inducing men to go to the district In order to break the strike. The men have demand ed aa elgbt-honr day a. MR hours tpenl In mining, r*p«rlally pola onous are Inhaled during the thawing process. Is too hard tbw miners. Tbe misters claim thai their only demand la aa eight hour day and thai th* itwi. will not grant It. but are Inducing men to go aa strthwbreakera. Mine operator* state that the dis trtet i. later and that there la enough room for (bonsai...* of -lien wbo can easily find work If tbey are willing to work. Several tun* dred men have started for th* 1 a nana district already. The men sr* abl* to In only a lew month*' work each year OFFER PREMIUM FOR BONDS Kids were opened lhl. afternoon I for bond. Issued lo cover lb* 000 Indebtedness of Hallard "ben anna a to Beatde. Moat of th* lni(r*.trdnr.. *a. paid out of the grn*ral funds of Ural and bonda were Issued to reim burse the general funds, ihr high est bid was mad* by Ih* -..stile Trust a- Till* Co., which offered a premium of |(*,_'*)>», a Kb 6 per ccnL accrued Inte test. ltoliln A. Co. of Da-nver. Colo,, came a-cond. wllh a bid of |T__J_M for th* 1..11.- Several other hl.ls were rrcclved. all offering a pre mium. REBELLION BREAKS OUT. (By Units* Prttt) •SMYRNA. May I*. —Consular nd tires today state tbat fully 160 mm were killed In a rebellion on the Island ..f Ramos. Fighting con tlntira around Vat- the captlol. which I. I" ing attacked by Insiir gents who desire to got command of tea government SIXTEEN WARSHIPS AT NAVY YARD. Tba Kearsarg* In tAt 'In dock, Itie Nebraska, Wisconsin, Oregon, Illinois, Kentucky and Ororgla, .-nil. St. Lotß and Milwaukee, lot p.*>l.i boat destroy Rowan and i Cotdsborough, (raining _lil|. I'hiln Idelphla prison .hip Ntpalc gun boata Critic..ton and Wheeling. i I ion is tasvr pier I. foot of Teal*! 1 way, ten tlmea dally. Fare for round trip, 60 cent*. Ib . rnAcrSmm IH-acra tract*. $100 an acre; easy (arms clot* to I car Iln* and lake: level, rlr.r- 1 ad; fin* for i Urn. and ber* 1 rlea. 1 National Land Inv. Co, Ins. I »17 Kli.t Ate. I NOT TO DISTURB THEATRES Thar* will at no hurry tn pi.me ruling n,e i... .1 tl.. iiii.-i, If they do keep open on lands In Hplte of ,ii. in. that the supreme court yeaterday upheld Ihu Hunday clos ing law The brlnf* übiiii ..iiiiuli led to th* supreme court -w«r* written by Deputy I'rimx. i,tin. At torney John 11 Perry, who aald 10 .la, 11.-i 1,, U__«l*k( tha office would not I.T.U.- a i-rawplalst unless in -li -H It. 4* as total* i I a wan an ma* pt.iea'.a.llltft "If tb* theatres are ta close .ih laa Hunday aver)thin* else will have to ekaa a*, and the street cars can even ba stopped from run- King lam confident tbat tbls lis will be repealed ul tb* nest __•*_> ing of thn -_*i»i*t'i,e M'MAHON WINS DIVORCE CASE _. m 11.r.l Helen Kb. l.ener was i day a dlvorr* from Jacob K. Klrchener by MpectaJ Judge .ilea A. Illddla. Judge Ho»d J. Tallman recently ia fiir-e.i in consider Hit. matter be causa tba a___*l* had not be.-v mar ried a rear Tbey wer* tnarned February 6, I DOM. Attorney Tbumae II MacMahoo 11i.1.i.a.l at ibe lime that the condi tions In lha CAM wore aurb that A divorce wa. warranted, even If ih* parties bad only been married (Or 14 hours, sad he seams to have been Upheld by .-pedal Judge Kid die.

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I PURE MILK LAWS ARE SOUGHT State Inspectors Look Tor Action From Next .State Legislature. mm i ana No Inspection of Herds for Tuberculosis Is Now Enforced. Th* y.«•>. at*.- at a law by (he next state tats bat art compelling a teat of all cows In this state far tuber- ■MMM and forbidding th. feeding of matt to milk cows unless It baa flrat been dried, are tat* Important items which -»l!l aid In keeping ibe SSSMARCHE Will Be Closed I All Day Saturday I Memorial Day In Honor of The Heroes Who Died That Our Country Might Live CO More COATS and VESTS 00 -rREE- These will be given away as long at they last A Coat a: Vest «ith a.i-v Unit of i 'it'tl.. Pre* No matter what plica or stale Hull yoa buy. yea get. absolutely fiee, a Coal and Vest, Site. 31.15. li. Tills offer Is good until tba* II Coats and Vests a.-« gone. So Remember the Following Prices Arc Cut to ONE-HALF AND LESS— And In addition to that you get tbe free Kin. Read' -Resd carefully weary Item, aa wa are giving something away with nearly every purchase. Men's Suits. J!*,^"^ BWrt"JR 9 ._,., _. S* Shirts, 0. i.l $1000 Mens Suits la cashmere. Brand m st ...T',t* St* mA fancy .tripe*, go |w %ni M wlllw J£* Akiimß _'.""."* and _K'3? IT, 112.-0 Men a Single and Doable- 00 iy Breasted Tweeds. Fancy Mis tOe Heavy Work "shlrta* gi' at lat.a and Cheviots, go at T,.l~t* ___.'__. -.•■_•**_"» Heavy Work Shlrta'go" at. $18.00 Units. In a fancy gray, brown .ml check, pare worst* W_-|l..>» Heavy 'shl'rti*go'at. Eds, goat $0.30 •_-«*• $1800 Mens Hulls blue and loe ideas llandkerritVf'a'Vf','',/. black clay worsteds, go at 25 Linen snd!.er. hlcf., j I for $7.70 •-*;_» 120 SO Men's Salts. Imported j^ n ow T1 clay, black and blue and fan- xies i[ii_. wortleds. *H. I« Tie. •_•»_ -|2S_OO Meati Snlts. made by the |»c gMapnti. J.! High Art Tailoring (V, In .In fjM and IJ.OO Taney VV.u gin and do,,- br-ist. d. flno I small gliea 7-a serfs. worsteds. fancy Ronton Oartora t'.'.r* serges, In gray and black, go Can.as (Jlovea *'!j\ -lO.SO 7Sc Heavy Hor_^hl.|_ Gloves 1.-.t* FRF.*-—With marry IMS and __* Wool Sot, t pah* for ,«,*js lit* Mat. a 50c cap—Free. 16c Itlack and Tan Sot ...T.'tt Men's Hats. Sfc 522 n,ack 8of _*L™ L or $2.-0 Men's Hats go at ....N.-Jt. ____________' *T*_' 13.00 Men's Ma'_, all colors aad wwmao, go kt.tr. Men's Pants. |J_W Men.. tntlard Brand, _ M ,„,_„_ w Hy,.*"*' ram. 12.00 Men*. Cashmere i',tnt. FREE With every pair of $1.25 shoes, 3 pairs of ISe 12.60 Man's Worsted rami socks— Fres. a,) f, Men's Shoe Sale —38 ,3. M. i!.n^^u;^ VVo"!tVl"n-! Styles at Half Price. i_.oo ilea's Ores. pant_,' chAci! ___. 'and* rt [a-*. 5 FREE—With every 7Se shirt, a 600 :o°. •_,w 25c tie; with every 50c shirt, w"*' ****-*r»t*ds. go a 15c handkerchief. »2.».*» Men's Furnishings. _, 7". _ Me Men's lialbrlggaa Coder- Young Men S Suits. wear go*, at US.OO Young Men. Bulla att "5c Mens ll«lgrllit,_>i Coder- »'*"l $.*l.."»0 wear fit*. $.5.00 Men". Suit.. black. 11.00 Spring Needle Underwear blue and gray (Ml go-e« at .MIC *30* adopt cd." Tbe stale and city Inspectors will soon finish their work of compiling a li.t ..f nil .Ltdle* ahli li ship milk In (his clly. and as soon aa this data Is tv hand a syatetntttit- In «pc, linn of alt these dalrlea will be made, .111, view to remedying any unsanitary conditions (hat ins. ba found-to a,a, HEARTTHROB NOVELIST NOT WITHOUT MERCY LAURA JEAN LIMEY. (Star (special Ssrvtca.) f_ '.A NKW YORK. v.. »3.~-llatt ofl tin Laura .eaa Mbltey. Mb* la la quit I r literary labora. "I have been ao tremcndoutly «.ii-t.-...'ul aa a no relist," sb« aaya, "tbat I .h.iul.l be willing nosr to a_tatl back and site other* a chance. II we ..a. l-twa ao jeacce.afii should coot Inn* to write all our lives, how could ..there gel tbelr work before the public?" Ml.. Übbey ha. recently copy* righted BO "human 111*"* plays. Rhe ha* written ever ao many novel* putting wltb real I .ait tbruba. Out «f It all tbe irrrett but one regret. Wert, aha> to do It oeer again, the might tmproie tome nl th«* (Hi.-. For lastanre 1..a Judge Iter Too Harshly Until to* Know Her Sad Lor* Story." MILLION IN GOLD FOR SEATTLE (By Unlttd Pratt.} DAWSON, Y. T May tt.—Th* steamer Tanan*. first boat ol the seaasaa from ralrbaaka. baa ar* rtred with It passenger* and 1i.000.0-**- la gold for t-katll*. All tear* here on Monday tight. The •t...iii. r Prospector, which la tbe fir*' boat going through to White* horse Ihla year, ha* Judge Held and James 11. H.-g.-rs. ma nag. of the Taaatt mine* railway, aboard, ra route to H. att!.* OREGON TRACiV MEET. (Or United Press.) HVAI.I.I-1 Ore,. Ma. 1» Track t-em. .rota la Oregon high gaJMola and scadeaslra are entered Itt tbe ».t«>iul annnal laterecholas (ic meet which opmnmt bet* tbla afiei-naon. The meet will aad to morrow. Trial beat* In the too .d :o« yard daeh.. and tha. Its and __■»• yard bur.llaMi and fin.l. In the half tulle will be tun tht. afternoan. CNUSHINQ RIBCLUON. (By United .ratal TOKIO, May W/~-Oovernment oftld.la here are well ■•.■_ with the result of the l_.t month's can. l_tlgn It. Korea, where the troop. hsve been fighting the Insurgents wtth great anccea., though asually oatntimbered. and II Is announced her*- todty that (he rebellion will be entirely crushed before the first of August. —__11... .-__.., I. .iiii,. in _|i.,. ,|ll SIXTEEN WARSHIPS AT NAVY YARO. The Krar.aigc In the dry dock, the Nebraska. Wlacona; Oregna. j Illinois. Kentucky and ..rata crnltera Rt. Louis tml M 1,..., torpedo boat drsiroyer. Itowan and ni rough training ship I h'.la dclphla, prison shl| ..,psic, gun bos is I'rtnceton s.-?d Wheeling. li.att leave pier 2. fool of Yetler way, ten time, dally, fare for i round trip. 60 cent.. taa Doubles in 17 Years Money at I per cent Int.-r.-.i double. Itself In (be above time. One dollar will produce an other dollar. One I, un drvd will earn another hundred. A,1.l to your ravine, .uch amount. a. you can -at,- and you will v.,. your wealth .till more rapid ly, due dollar i1n.,1.1... 11, 1" those two will earn two more 1" 17 year.. Can you re sl.( th.- earning power of money? Ilctier .(art a savings account now. Union Savings Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY. Mil SI AIM I. STAR—FRIDAY. MAY 1008. MEETS DEATH j IN BATH TUB WEALTHY OREGON PIONEER j DROPS OIAD WHILE TAKING BATH AND BODY HORRIDLY SCALDED, (By Unllsd Pratt.) PORTLAND. Ore.. May It—As be stepped Into 111. bath tub laat night I*. J. Mann, a wealth) Oregon plunder, dropped drad from heart failure. Mann's dead body waa dis covered an bour later a. his -i wife, lying In a tub (nil of boiling water, which bad horribly di.fia Uir.l *ti.. l.up.* The bath water, which waa heated I.a an automatic ■aa beater In tha cellar, had con tinned to run and gtew hotter until Mr*. Mann discovered the tißae.lt and rescued th* body of In 1 hua* band. AMERICAN SHIPS AHB AGAIN 01V..N A KNOCK. (By United Pr*ss.) WARIILNQTON. Ma tt— Over tb* protests of in.-nil.era from Cali fornia the bout* passed til* 1,111 Which allows pa..rliS*'l|, from 11. Ball to Han I'tsuii.cti la travel 0* foreign vessels well aa American ship*. The bill la limited to alt year*, or etplrea tirfoir that lime whenever tn American line baa three .1. .1,1.-1 between those points, li.-pr. ..'lt* Kaha ,*f California, declared that th* bill •aa another blow directed at Amer ican shipping In the Pacific, whlrh. he aald, la being attacked .-snt.au ousl» INVENTOR GOfa CRAZY. i Br unit* Praaa.) PENDLETON. Or*. May St Stripped stark naked, bis b.-ly co. .-t.'d -Ith mud, C -M»r.|ii.(t.* 1| ij M

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Men's and Young Men's Clothes at from $12.50 to $20 artti we would like to sec you duplicate them anywhere in this city. Always pleased to show you through the stock. JOE S( 111 inn R CO. 1010 Ist Aye. Specialty Clothiers

r*o Inventor who ba* Iliad hern for several years, waa found laat night wandering In the woods near Bins bam Hprtngt. Marquette hat 1.-* working on sn electrical Übih and It I. be li.«t«.l that I," lust bit mii.'i from uverworh. ll* wit. brought to 9 clly .all WHY BEVERIDGE LOST ENTHUSIASM ON THR THIRD TIRM PROPOSITION LOST HIM THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF CONVENTION. (By United Prttt.) i 111, tun May :_.—Senator Hcvcrldge would have been aelect* ed aa the temporary chairman at th* republican national volition ir be had not, In anticipation of his selection, allowed lii. entbualasm to run away will, htm tn audi an ettcnt that be wrote a "keynote" j speech In wblch i.a advocated lb* J reoomlnation of President i loose vell. v 11,1. brand new version of the circumstance* which I. it to tbe naming of MetiaL.i Julius Caesar Hurrows of Michigan for 'in place was brought her* by the returning member* of tb* Illinois ..us-. slonal da-legation. MISSION FAILS ftrty (Jail** Peasant LONDON. Mar IS.- It became knewa today that tbe res- übjeet of PIANOS AT COST for 30 Days .Want room for Talking Mi chins Dtps.tn.tnt. Inv.tt yala John Walling Co. 711 Second Aye, HUM Pisr t. foot ef tin..tit St GRAND EXCURSION TO OLYMPIA SUNDAY, MAY J Ist 9:30 a. m. Enjoy Ik* beautiful ride un tbe Hinted, .(.It the Stale Cap ita! and th* fsuious Ttttawater rails Music and Osnclng Pre*. Round Trip Only 11.00. LEASE EXPIRING SALE' -__3a..__a_^__^iga__>wiaaama'_l__wtlßs____-^H-_SaSBH_— t—__-- a, a3__i_-_fr_-_»--__-__-_l ■—aa—aaa»aaaaaa^aa. The crowd during the past week and the very many suits of high-grade clothing that are continually going out at the Lease-Expiring, Before Remov ing Sale, of nobby, up-to-date clothing, by Costello Grant, is an evidence that the people of Seattle fully realize that the saving of 50 per cent is an object in the price of Men's and Boys' Suits. The big reductions in prices already quoted will continue tomorrow, and the balance of the week, even to a greater extent, in order to make the Slaugh- ter Sale as short as possible, at the following sweeping reductions in prices: "1 $40.00 and $35.00 Suits, Now $20.00 $30.00 Suits, Now 1 8.00 1 $25.00 Suits, Now 2.50 $20.00 Suits, Now 11 .OO $15.00 Suits, Now 8.00 ■■A A $10.00 Suits, Now 5.00 $1.00 Shirts, Now 2 for .90 Boston Garters .15 j President Suspenders .30 -■-J _ ■'■_. —mwm*^^^—^..im—...*.*...——^—^^^^^^^^^^^^^^A^^^^^ i _■,_■__■ ,_...— i i *a—amm———mmmmmmmm^^ f'WS_WB/LWI__WSBBSSStBSm%WSk ____-.-___ __oa____ 49$__. _**-!___X _fc&__v\ F-& P\ Hfl Wf COSTELLO RANT I K_-C__-ik-^_# (M IS_n_Fai^ I Corner Fifth Avenue and Pike Street j th.. .latt of Pretldent I-linn.. of Francs to I ng'.il.il the ratal. li..lmi'nt of an Anglo-French .111 anre, nnd that thn purpose ha* f.til.a.l so far na ant formal adlou I la concerned. Pretldent I'aiii.-ic. before em barking ilii. afternoon for Calais, ta|-i|ii. freely of his designs, say ing. "I deeply rrgrat lhat ml vlall to l:i>. land has failed to result In 1... establishment or a formal Anglo in I, alliance, i.i least lit preparatory steps leading li. one. "The hospitality or (ba I'ligll. h p.-.iple li*. been thoroughly an* joyed by and IN) visit In. h..n delightful hut It wa* my hope that the two nations could In brought closer and more firmly together by lb* fm nation of an alliance." FIREMEN INJURED AT PORTLAND BLAZE (By Unlttd Pratt.) PORTLAND. Ore., May 2.,—Two firemen were Injured by a heavy nor il.. whlrh waa jerked ftoiu ihelr grasp by the heavy pressure ot the water at a fire which tatt i.l. l.t destroyed lhl packing plant of the National Parking company here. The f i r«- foiloß.-.i !...tun till Is bettered to have been caused by a leaking gas pipe. Th. property loss t. estimated at lit. 009, liny yuur bicycle from riper a. Taft. HO Hprtng at Bargains Bargains Bargains At Our May Clearance Sale

REDUCED PRICES ON SMART TAILORED SUITS. Your Credit Is Good WEAR your suit WHILE you ARg PAYING POR IT. ONE PRICe, CASH OR CREDIT. Cosh Credit 'm____m/^ m*9**wstK _f_-__B Weslberg&Childs b-tmtra'.l.* ISll—'Steond Ava,-*_l_l_ Tomorrow being Memorial Day, store will be open in the afternoon only—12:00 m. to 5:30 p. m. Frederick Nelson IMiOlll'llltAllll Fairbanks $65.00 SPECIAL RATE FOR MINERS VIA ALASKA STEAMSHIP Ctv AND NORTHERN NAVIGATION CO. VIA ST. MICHAEL PER S. S. OHIO, SAILING PROM PIER 5, SEATTLE. J UNE 1 GET TICKETS EARLY. Alaska Steamship Co 702 FIRST AVENUE. Tf _. M)^ The Washington Trust Company OP SEATTLE I Capita!, Surplus and Profits f 585,000 Transact General Hanking Butintaa.

J directors- w 11 i J. W. Cl-te C. E. Su reals* i AS Kerry C. J. Smith J. W. Godwin C. H. Cofch I John M. Fain. W. P. Trimble O. J. Humphrs, a C 0.5..5. P. Stsne W. W. Ct-apin a William Pl— S. P. Wcttaa W. Ci.te X t FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET.

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