The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1905, Page 5

‘June Sunshine Manes Men Better” Says Clark oas bad in Warm Weath-) Wretchedness than any other two gp mee | jimonths, We are now having tow “ | panes where women are imploring 2 Officer Clark aks #0, / U8 for support, Reporte of deser gan quote statisti@@ tn sup- | tions are hh lows, Be is theory | “T haven idea that the peimart! Fee demand for assistance on | reason for this tx to be found in the ef abused wives ate alway uplifting and rejuvenating influence paalt he sald Wedr of June and ample sunshine, 1 may hould say that be accused of spinning fine theagtes, hia particular! but that is my honest belief. In or cent from winter life is maintained only by & on Novem be hard {ruse “ ® finer tn more human’ atincts among the 1 ure blunted -_— =——_ —e Woman Scorns one Car Seat But Accepts Two) gers huge of girth and severe; pied, her chin went up into the alr ,jamd the look of wrath that over eo. When she boarded -pread her countenance was terrify ear at Interbay, Wednes | ing ing, every seat had been} The lieutenant touched the man| but the aisle was clear in the next seat on the shoulder strap and proceed May | trouble you to give your row of men, nove | seat to the lady?" | ani inclined to offer) The man jumped up from hie a peal. Directly in frout of ber perusal of the war extra as if he dapper lieutenant from Fort |had felt @ pin in his seat He was the particular ob Now, madam,” said the Heuten her scorn, and whe surveyed/ant with another graceful bow Dia neatly shod feet to the | "have two seats,” ts on his fatigue cap. The whole car jarred ber look became so op |sat down The indigna’ that the little leutenant | ed in her face was purple-hued, Th to escape to the front) lieutenant and the man escaped to Rising, he took off bis|the front platform. The conductor | pewed gracefully, and sali. | forgot to ring up two fares, and a sat, madam.” everybody smiled. of fomivine lovelt FRENCH OFFICER IS $100 Lots fare the best cheap lots ts Two diocks east of end o HELD AS A SPY Bothwell Ws. [surance Renrs- CAPT. BONGOULN } Tho French military attac | Tokio, who ha h arrested as a Russian spy. He made many trips! to Chinese ports and excited much | suspicion JUDGE'S HEART WAS SOFT “I will allow Sullivan and Lyneh to go this time, but they will have to keep out of the city and behave themselves,” state? Polfee Judge Gordon, Tues afternoon, after ta come to this store | fad got tho dest piano ia for the price. ur stock contains all grades from the Steinway @own to an upright for | 10% One or the other | @ the pianos we sell = | are to measure 3 expectations, If it not, we take all the ber of suspicious charac ed by City Detectives Wappenstetn, Barbee and Tennant | Harry Swerringer told a good tek But there is no etraight story t found « resting | | tisk to take—you are as place in the heart of the judge, who} la of satisfaction as ordered his release, The cases Sam ts of his tax- against Charles Riley and James Easy paymea' Campbvell, alleged pickpockets, will hai he tried Wednesday. They claim to} be jockeys, but the detectives say | that they follow the races for the} perpose of making monary “easy COLORADO SPRINGS, Col., June! T.-President Slocum, of Colorado college, today announced coatribu- jtions of $170,000 toward the half million endowment fund Among the contributors are General Pal- mar, Colorado Springs, $100,000, and Andrew Comers 950,000. | Cabinet vata’ bi ry per dozen. Ashley Studio, 1516 Firse Ave. °** | - * | “THE PUGET SOUND LIMITED,” at the the Northern Pueific new train be- RELIABLE SPOT | tween Seattle and Portland, will be & ROSENBERG, apen for inspection at Seattle trom 7:20 p.m. to 9:20 pm. & June 2rd. You are cord te viett sare. ESE HARDWARE BARGAINS |Prove This Store Seaitie’s Bargain Center BE G-foot %-in., a-ply Rub- | $1.25 Screen Door, natural ofl Ber Hose ............ $3.49 Ginish . - The and foot %-in., oly Rub- | 91.25 High “Grade Otted a Crome een... - 84.59 | Set, # ball. 98¢ $M W-toot %-in.. purple lined | $10.00 ¢-passenger Lawn Swing, Getton Howe ........ $5.19 extra strong, well made . WR IPin. Crescent High Grade | «-sceseeeerere ees + $7.49 Lawn Mower $2.98 41.00 22-in, Disston “aos Me doaen Japanned Coat high grade Hand Saw oie Mat Hooks, 2 doz. for ... Be 50c Steel Wrought Rake, 1 Bolted R. R. Wheel Bar- tooth, well brased . Few, tron wheel ..... 400 Cast Steel Nail Claw Hai Close Weave, Fancy $},89 PAT ee a pemnock with pillow, | %6e Hardwood Adjustable Win- vo OBE dow Soreena, 18x33-in .. 19¢ a Hy SPELGER & HURLBUT 2" THE SE. EAT E eran—wepnesbi, JUNE 7, 1905. Is the Standard Refrigerator widely known and generally used— we aro exclusive Seattle agents $1 down will buy a Leonard Refri wv old refrigerator taken as part payment on the purchase of a These are the most practical tamily stees Depth. Height. Capacity, Leonard lee Chests--- Thess are the practical family sixes pore st etry giris enter the “Happy Home Contest” this week sure » last week of the con- irge you to enter it before it closes Satur- Standard Furniture Go. ; SCHOENFELD & SONS First Ave. HaM-————— TA 1006 to 101 eeils SADIE’S GONE---WHITE DOVE RETURNS TO JAIL STATE prow py Bee fully sleeping, contentedly reading novels, oF meditat- smoking cigarete, peace In the a's Ward of the Jailer Oncar Wise breath and Night Watchman Sen! is beginning to think that lif be worth the living. hange has beer parture of Sadie Rar aa who has beer ae lively tn the unty’s free bh * anid home and his daylight sleep Tucs Just like @ grave- yqateria, no day morning. yard In there nothing. No! ix anybody over P- pall, noe yelling bloody mur- nor pulling hair, nor trying to! put each other out of business with | You, Gadles pve of peace is roosting over the woman's ward. We're done with | head with - , OLYMPIA—Lewis Mays, 26, has| serve a two-year ana lara Which she haw incessantiy fer mented In the jail ha other women In the ward are peace- T's up to) Walla Walla now PORT ANGELES — The stone | President and Mra. Kane will give GENERAL OF WARSAW. | a reception to the seniors THE NEW GOVERNOR ay is the clase day, and ex erciace will be held on the campus in Denny hall beginning at The day will be concluded om, eee d ‘nd came to Tacoma, going di-| Union brewer named Woods, about bya grand promenade concert and ithe rye aegn geared gen lio ee eer ee ae a | forming the chief that there was 4| Tuesday. 7 Wednesday, June 14, is commence- | address will be delivered jin Denny hall at 10; 3 by the 8) the! class will take MANY CONVEN‘1IONS CONSTANTINE MAXIMO-| KANsas cITY, General of a re sver the | Wheat sections of the state will pro- | Signature Maximovitch has been or ore order in Warsaw, | United States & total daily capacity of 460,000 bar. } - 704 Ist Ave its annual com | NOK — i " ity | brewery here was destroyed by fire, pills with ~The | | Wedding Rings, Wed » With) taapector King states that the | Boars the Silver and Cut Glass. | }down trouble at whatever cost is known to be a despot liever in bayonets -Kditare | of daily and weekly papers through-| OLYMPIA Pete © Currie ntry to a total of several | victed of horse hundred have UNIVERSIY NOTES at the National Edjtorial associa- | room Tuesday. He was out on bail examinations nad will com | Wedne vdiay mc raing. egan its annual ¢ here today with headquarters at the! = --—- The final pe Rie have all|« been made for the commencement exercises of the graduating The baccalaureate sermon | preached by Rabbi Stephen M of Portland in Denny hall, embers are in attendance. Federation of Musical clubs, embraces musical cities ox. | arede before the Christian nesocia tops Ia to be delivered in Denny |ball by Rev, pastor of the University P! tn © church Monday fourth biennial ¢ day as the guest Musical club o fthis city. Stone, Fisher & Lane---Annex Sy An Embroidery Strip Sale! Thursday Morning at 9 o Clock A Sale of Seven Thousand, Eight Hundred and Thirty Yards of Exquisite EMBROIDERIES. The choicest assortment ever offered by our house. Seattle has never witnessed an Embroidery Sale to equal this one. Every yard at fully one-third less than regular price. Beautiful Edgings, Flouncings and Insertions mostly of Sheer Lawns, Swiss and Nainsook. Dainty baby patterns. HOW WE OBTAINED THIS SUPERB ASSORTMENT: The choicest and most exclusive patterns of Embroideries always come in sets of from three to six widths with in- sertion to match. Most dealers buy only two or three widths, leaving the importer with many broken sets. That is just what this sale consists of, “Broken sets of the season's best selling patterns.” Every one of these choic patterns was priced to us so extremely low. Our price to you will be equally so. Designs Are Simply Beautiful---The Values Most Pronounced In many instances, two widths to a pattern with insertion to match. Beautiful Irish Point effects, eyelet designs; applique designs, and many other, out of the ordinary styles, that every lover of fine goods desires, ONE BIG LOT OF EMBROIDERY | ALLOVER AND CORSET COVER , ANOTHER BIG LOT OF FLOUN- STRIPS in Edgings, Insertions, EMBROI DERIES, 18 inches wide, CINGS, EDGINGS, BANDS, BEAD- Beadings and Bands of Swiss, and Swiss Edgins with Insertions INGS AND _ INSERTIONS, _ in Nainsook and Cambric Edgings tions to match; all clean new goods; | Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric, Edg- alnsook 8 . . : —!" é 0005; | ings and Flouncings from 6 to 18 from 3 to 8 inches wide, with Inser- regular value up to 75¢ yard, | inches deep, insertions to match. tions to match; the bands are all in Embroidery Strip Sale yard... .. This lot includes some of our finest new and dainty patterns; the regu- and best ¢ mbroideries—all this sea- lar price of this lot would be 25c son’s goods; values up to s9c yard. and agc yd. Spe- ] t Embroidery cial Strip Sale Cc S Strip Saleprice, price, yard ...... 5e I @ yard ... Cc EMBROIDERY, FLOUNCINGS, EDGINGS, INSER- || ONE BIG LOT OF EMBROIDERY STRIPS, made up TIONS, BEADINGS AND BANDS, in Swiss, Nainsook of Edgings, Insertions, Beadings, and Bands, in Nain- and Cambric. This lot includes some extra good values: Flouncings and Edgings from § to 15 inches wide; some dainty open work Edges, others in heavy embroidery dot- 1 | ted patterns, with Insertions to match, Beadings and | | snowy white ready for the garment. Spe- I Strip Sale price; y a6 oui <sccccceencees Cc Bands from 4 to % inch wide; this lot includes values up to 45¢. Special Strip Ci Sale price, yard 1. .ceee evens wrereeee Stone, Fisher & Lane Annex Second Avenue and University Street sook and Cambric. This lot includes values up to 19¢ yard. Edgings from 3 to § inches wide; some of these are a trifle soiled from display, others are | “fr 4 tor the first time in the city| | NEWS OF THE counci! Tuesday night. It provides that the road shall be in operation | | | of Tom Clary, who was killed here /ERETT — ichael |Tecently, has been claimed by two | ‘RTA A HP ge ony et |famflies of Buffalo, N. ¥., both of Welsh protested a 7T0-c9ont restaur- iy ahr sel ty 2m Ton to 6 we ene el pose We b ned pos My vn state normal school will be hold) } : fi fers, no costa|here. More than 3,000 invitations) peg sane, ‘ have boon sent out | |whom have sent representatives to FITTED ate ire gone “this | been missing since Friday and his| state, and Latah county, Idaho, wilt! Wife fears foul play. Friday morn- gather in annus! encampment at |'s he started for the logging camp, 4, 15| Where he has been working, and large ty perk here on July 14, 15) ie not been seen since, | SPECIALS Women’s Percale Wrappers, $1.25 quality, special for | quarry aa whieh have been idle PORT ANGELES—A 500-pound | two months during the opening up of a new ledge, are running again. shark, measuring 16% feet, was! caught here Saturday. A devilfish, | Cc measuring 6 feet across, was also | Two shifts of mea are working and led Saturday after making an at-| the output is twiee as great as for |tack upon — emall boys who! women's Fine Black Mercer ae wero on # ra | } na Petticoats, with pleated yitle and taped. s 25 qual H special ~ TACOMA—Mary Bergin, Stelia-| TACOMA Emiite Stolte and od from her home Tues-|John Kebhn, who assauited a non Your case will be handled here bya scien- scheme om foot to steal the C halle | vurch and take it to Portland. Bhe William Tovering and ‘Thomas ote tamene {O'Connor, the “dope fiends” who |Il Boys’ and Misees’ Fine Black bay serenes.oe 8 Care almost murdered Police Officers | Cotton Hose, North Star Dye, Ufie truss man. After | “Y Piet = | Powers and Adama Sunday morn- | %e quality, special for No charge for , * to | ing at the time of their arrest on; ng. ‘omor-~ OROVILLE—A newspaper is to} OS tion, have confessed to the| row, special | de established here under the m agement of the Okonogan BR Publishing company. Dan formerly of the Des Motes, | meister, will be editor prices on New York Elastic Trusses, Single . 75¢ Double . 1.20 Silk Flastic ‘ey — Hosiery crime of burglary. Conrad Leo 1 an important witness | them. 15¢ BEE HIVE, 2615-2617 First Ave. maak DA's HISTOR) | tg RETT—A reception an oF CASTOR iA * } Bet. Vine and Cedar. | }forary on July 1. Books number- }ing 4,000 are now being catalogued. For mene: and Children, | — ‘ won © the largest crop of grain this Hunter Season raised in years. Houghton Jewelers THPORT — The Northport | Tuesday. Loss, $18,000; Insurance, $10,000 Detertorates with Our stoek is Jing and ur fresh every etx in this! charge of sireinear nes to bribe al wesish:. Reiveser convention | jury, blew out his brains in his bed special prices— Anklets 1.50 | EVERETT A franchise, asked Stout Silk Only for by the Rapid Raliway company, ’ asso-| whose system will extend from Sno- mvention | homish county into Whatcom, was ~~ , Are You Going East? Stout Silk Only | The Northern Pacific witil sell re- | duced rate tickets on June 15th and National | 16th Call at N. P. City Office for | all particulars. on GuyY | * | THE NORTHERN PACIFIC an egan its CHEAP—Only $760, on terms of $10 per month. oither thiz cottage mnvention here to- | wiil change it* schedule of trains on] or a 2-story house, with 6 acres, on two car lines and lake, all the Iay-| \ “ai all ‘night Tuesday | Jur 4th Look out for many! ing hens you want at 40 cents each, or Jersey cows at $40 each. See changes and additional trains, *** ©, D. Millman, in Times block at once. Yesler and 209