The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1904, Page 3

THE OW PRESIDENT FRANCIS TWO PEN P MAYOR, A PRESIL RUNS THE BIG FAI ICTURES OF THE MAN WHO HAS BEEN GOVERNOR, CABINET OFFICER AND IS JENTIAL POSSIBILITY 1 Fra very body 18, May Row- | joys ht . he dictates pres Lou- | t retary, Me © Ase expos ny-| his trap is d the do fl or of St, Louts, gov sourt |at about 740 a. 0 starts t ve of th r, is a man very much | H ‘ reing and continues in the eye his dicta as he drives. In f eh As he passes the transportation the We ' ' ling, a ruddy-cheeked youn 8 It te] giant in blue Jeans drops a truck pretty w he will | waves a big gloved hand and bel be “mentioned” for the Democratto ; lows nomination, four years hence Good ning, gov'nor Fra is a born diplomat, a ang giant ts Chas, Francts. shrewd t eas man, a polished | your son of the president ® ' 1 an indefatigable | Young Francis i# a Princeton ma work He ts said to be the “bus- | He asked his father for a jot I in the world” today, and |do not want any nepotism about mn is not very much ex- | this exposition,” said the presi The next j for a job at a tall, slender, hand ¢ grounds. The super some man, who hardly looks 4 of naportation noted hie S4 years, His sandy hair te] siders and recalled streaked with gray, it ls true, but it seems to add dignity not age to the man. His face is calm and time has few tines pon it. These but a ate the kindly mouth and firm jaws His eyes are gray ne but not unkindly They are ne- trating ar k you squarely with- out a of th Nea His nose is aqu and rather large The man is the personification of conscious power His movements are r i with all the appearance Of delideration, yet he not im. 1 AS an emot man. If} erves steel he | a al wreck long a y 3 aggressively the administr building. Like M cag e men, he pays r details, Yet are aston " his intimate affairs in t part 5 4 when se KO He has the faculty of sol pre r tur rg +e & sub ordin and the ng it from his mind as absolutely as though had existed. Yet its © parts are ed in his wonderf in a fited | th for reference at @ second’s not TEA AND SPECIALS 3 cakes 8 cakes Box, M Ralston COFFEE CO. Prom nuns Ban snow ate OOS Phe - Fels Naphtha DAVID R. _Soa 5c Cake Draw m life for the Newmp p Artist J. V. Ran LENOX SOAP that 1 husky truck men The b er” the superin 100 cakes ...... | tendent asked Francis—Charles Franc GRAPE NUTS Relative to. the . president? a Vita. laughed the superin tent Breakfast Food. Yep; slightly related We sell at 12 1-20 pke. aan Ghee ud are? ‘ie the ye BEST BAKING oly. and hustle ADAMS" POWDER. 16-02. cans, f We manufa tee A “Grad a truck there naide and don't do no ail weight....25e ADAM’S BEST BAKING By ones remarked Chavtes. that POWDER Right to his father. His sons all ture and guaran- ail him governor s Best Baking Pow- [| When the president reaches his ease you. | office, hies flag ts run up onthe flag der toy COFFEES Adams Try Coffee. fateh t our Sat me ADAMS TEA & COFFEE . 921 Second Ave., Near Madison rensona t y men of m means. We this problem foal men an to an ens Aifficult @ visit to clothes for the characteristic t app t Suits an by recommending staff. This flag is of three di f blue, yellow and re fresh roasted colors, with a white fleur | ue field. This flag orrow’s paper for » from any point on the speciale. grounds and is notice to all busin with him that the ffice. It tw take’ leaves, if only fent ia tn fown whenever he for a few mir Francis has lur ither in his office n cafe, often offieta of a fore neacting business w tes heon at and er office is thronged fr bie cost ea Aetail hat confronts j Bat th have solved pushed into a cha Francis faces for many orit- him with a smile and an tnterroga 1 can help you { tive— owt of the wa ust talk te inclinat tor m the pe san the store. Our nh man |é tr, quickly Interrupts witt me all iches curt, in Information ex arel and above y fit.” cision reached, Francis presses button, a uniformed page appears d Topcoats and the visitor wakes up to find himself being eacorted to anothe’ department. 1? 50 U | Francia dines frequently at the same cafe, but never t re § p. m e which hie dinner hour at home. ection If he dines at the building, b rks late, often until 1 ght. If he en home, his secretary accom- J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Topcoat House in the Btate. 200-804 First ave., cor. Columbia Fr and in the ibrdry of the is home on Ma pair lat r the cit nm in the cc Is sion grain business all bis life, and nies hirr penutiful land av « of t te ned as be he ied head eat Bur ton ant October 1, 188 since 1 mayor years, in 188 or four intertor ident party FRANCIS. per Ex chief cities INOS, Mont of Bt and « named nis fled w 1896 Pleasure ts com program for th have WEATHER WAS BAD ST. | the fair Frances H. I ofr W. A. at y wan n more yet been n " ATTENDANCE FAIR WAS SMALL of the stricken decker, canen made a and «t May 5 of Rag t for t AT fter jonging to that ele rh STRICKEN OW TRAINE MONTANA EAGLES IN SESSION New York Artist Died of Pneu- monia on Reaching Seattle her wee'a clay WORLD'S (By Scripps News Aas'n) LOUIS, dowr EX-BANKER ON TRIAL TI imperat ¥ 1 bank for ar currency. May the SEATTLE STA R—THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1904 SAW THE FLEET . Awan) Ma hinese junk t returns ' Port Art) “A CHANGE 10 REFORM POSTOFFICE ED GET | CERNS TO before th TRIPLE EX WINCH Delph. H CZAR ROMP M 8 xo ‘ (By Sert BERLIN anya eight stear scher line ar | H arg Pa FOUND (By & KIO, M manding tt k P TO THE FRONT = RUSSIA BUYS | May Russia has purchase OFFICIALS WANT RICH-QUICK CON GET GOOD May 6—A » t the auth tors plained b r me VI ’ t had a « wuninat t fr " but, strang Jon to teouf grand jury HANGED THREE ECUTION OF TEN NESSEE MURDERERS CRUELTIES HOUSE OF COMMONS WILL IN VESTIGATE TRANSVAAL MINE | AFFAIRS he t t J employed In Wittwaters the ent . * a t { Campbell-l * t r ® It was decided t question tonight MAY GO fay 5—A at ppe News Ass'n.) The Tageblatt 200 ON THE BATTLEFIELD ripps News Ass'n.) ‘aun PLAGUE AMONG THE COOLIES ‘ h 1 . ple has t t at ri . t Hongkong The sh ill be 5 poned . World's Fair thern R y. Tiek fice 612 First @ ove HUROPATHN 10 COMMAND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF = WILL HAVE CHARGE OF RUSSIAN FORCES IN NEXT BATTLE LA May 6.4According t t between ¢ : ut Feng Wa 1 nents have beer \1 k ' Lin ¥ road ‘th at the I re to M « Ling ake f prevent the Jap f ' s ther 1 1 to the famous Shika pass in TWELVE BURNED MANY FIREMEN INJURED IN AN EXPLOSION SIX HURT HIS LAST ATTORNEY SPECKERT VERNOR WILL To sToP OUX HANGING s Ana effort to « t for mix t * k thin ¢ the » ton ed, w al the « an @ for a wr HE HARDENS WS HEAT et & t ng H f t | | I t t « ff A } 1 ae hs It is undoubtedly his right to ay 3 oo ee ae Swell Sum- | Tan Covert Coats | “RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. mer Waists It viday Bargains They're I it i th face } 4 1 t n displa Come in and profit by them Lace Waists Ste and $13 Valuea--Fviday $7.50 Oh ff V La the cream of n's prettiest aty the ' ped « ete, wh t delicate lace patterns ever at- te Vin ents of k « at a mar r t er k hip—reg * $1t-nee them in our wir nale t 4 morning, at 10 o'clock, at, each POSITIVELY NO LD BEFORE 10 A. M, Lace Big 3 per Another Great Friday Lace Sale WAISTS RESERVED. Pretty Venine 1 nee, F white, butter and Arab colors, Nore F ons, and black Chantilly Galoona, ‘ ‘ e and qu aplen your ch f the whole while t at r For Summer Gowns sengerted we Materials at About poping ims . fered Swise Madranes, phage abatee of > e Boys Suits An All-Wool Suit for $2.98 BOYS HANI 1 ED TWEED SUITS, made in the strong, superior way that igni- { t aist-bands, welted well turned shoulders, lots of pockets, t junt ike values up to $4.28, for. $2.98 Boy 1 SUIT wa 650 So me 5 lendid Pictures Friday Bergeins #, the k we been selling at « I jay ¥ . er * t als * Fr e h T KNOW THE FASHI IET THE T NER. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Avenue and Madison St. APPEAL MCS ror f porn -Cporrhesorrnn NN MORLEY A CATHOLIC eting of the Republicadl committee to be held af ? NCHESTER, May 5. th sm at Chicago June 1% « ~ " per Plann, nyt Brser > e the contests and pre< t th 9 Peeeongt ‘ temporary roll of dele« Sor ning t ° rd ¥ € ou " ; ‘ MEET AT CINCINNATI ’ | 5 COMMITTEE TO MEET SAN FRANCISCO, May 8.—Cing cinnatt was today selected as th@ WASHIN« N, D. C, May 5.—|next meeting place of the Nationag Chairman Payne issued a Retail Grocer’s Association. Acting “Ben't Worry, Watoh Us Grow” The New Store A FRIDAY SPECIAL FROM EACH OF THREE FLOORS Each of the three upper floors are offering a pressing invitation for your presence tomorrow. Each one of the Fri- are values well worth coming for. The advantages of becoming a regular customer of the ‘ rn n new store are so evident that it is simply a matter of getting you to elk the store method Will you come in tomorrow? Third Floor Friday Special White or Greon fron Bed high, gilded All stzes, heavy four-post pattern, decorations; ee : special for Friday $2.75 Top Floor Friday Specia Carpet and Drapery Dept. unfilled, 6 al for Friday, 600 at Arm Rocker, | k, steel rod, fa like | cial for Friday | «$1.98 | 3-fold oak Screens, t rms, exactly Mus} feet high; each . Teale-Hills Furniture and Carpet Company Second Avenue and Union Street ““TNE LIBERAL OREDIT STORE”