The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1905, Page 8

y a a THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, AUGLSE 1905. ee S 2 A AKES'| ee ee ee ee TV ACKED B) SN. { * * | * O, TH T. Mendquart ow * , | * tern He a RosspuRu, a le-Attacked * ttle, Wn, Ate, 21, 1905. & | whichehe had stepped upon while k cit * picking his. way through the bruh * Dear In behalf of the |} John Ericson had an éxelting and | _— — \* ' f th Order * not altogether pleasant ten minutes’) : ‘ : se | Rallway ‘Lelegraphern * | exportence ith the th W building | seco meater, the dar mt © to exp to you our » * PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 2i—Thefimost tmportant and interesting over | "}'ftor a sharp encounter, anf ox-| Marcus Whitman, John Hay and the| be «welled to the 2,500 mark Wik -cite aoposuaier ar eeu ite & ISth National Irrigation congress of| held traordinary agitity, Erioson came off/SUmmit; between 30 and 40 addi Five hundred desks are being put|% Core @ppreciation of your fain # tho United States opened its session victorious. He was hunting grouse, | Uenal teacher! atin the A#-| in the amemily hall of the biWh) y Guily statements during our # order shortly after 9 o'clock by the sosieee aulkien which wisicdaier tenist- | Hist | freebie { new | ulllixed. | ‘Tile will make It rather | y , OTe eno eT president, G Pardee, of Ca 7} ed the Impact of a heavy foot hool ’ t i Hume FRORYORIEDS for S Auber ef (enlh~ | | tng the only medium # ifornia, in the auditorium of the ex IS BUS: No sooner had the rattler showed | think we t be able to handle me ster mes Save Tor rooms, | 4 ¢ whieh we er tate * position Among those present fight than a second rattlesnake ap- | *!tuet very oe Saeed jUUt this te the Best we can do ati» uve side of the oF * ttle’s Jim the Penman is still] P t the| *™ be lent of ongre B. Box © two anakes gave Ericson the| cussing the coming school term in We are having the rostrum in th a mt i “4 ae cmnenste ying his trade. Th tw mak a Rr m th | evastte . mbt hall rebuilt th aie * that y ha - RAMA Of the etaontiTe, Cran; | Saturéay Ghd Sunday he uplit ovens Hale GEAIS: UES to Uiip Sit Gt Chey Rysion. H the build te of th ele 4 to the entir *| tee vice ¢ 1 % wa mage Heo way of their deadly fang tut he] event all the Bbulldir are | wid he Fe y he hy yay OR the read * Tom R secretary! F, H,/°° Oe a eters] carried home two seta of rattlers| Being repaired and put in shape for] @ speaker oan be 1 more piatnly, | ¥ , ne : ble Monarch Shoe blishment N 1, chief engineer, besides many! ra Mg ailing | and.an unpuncturedakin, th ening Hl mber | W wen 8 bull A why pias - iT. motte, miy Soper th @e- 41 will soon be a thing of the past States senators, embers of} . " acve y ening on| Was the origing! intention to bulld Age United States senators, members Of)". bp emont he made good, getting " Sy) og ee wing ; . # attle that dares to print the #| tore that has in the past saved thousands of dollars congress and numerous members of} . abor day, the students will be de-|@ gallery in the auditoriurr priate yi the legislative bodies of the western | ® cast iy cashed by — not ained for only haif an hour, then| the double purpose of breaking the | * "°s tenn P i me vagiaie wane" wearer | pany and drawing down the change ~ onaendine Pony ag | cca Tite seovilt ade? cord | gain thanking you for your nara nial ca ae ine Svante cross m. The} When the load of coal arrived. at fs certabie buildings aredibe|f Which are bediy: needed at. tho|* : eh ta 7 eT ee eee anaineors, | the address given by the forger, an | eee artiyga hs =f ebinbcceny ee ee te ly 9 | conference also includes ¢ ners. . ” © me ver's viranerstecige oe . . gd , . ~s > 1 YO s the largest ection of popular priced merchandise eve Gelegates of commercial bodies and| Woccupled house met the driver |: “ in expected nee the | talk of building the @uilery, but it is 4 y p pL mPHon vi : " f pop » . 7 . r ntatl t so eveaocta. |. When Jim sent a bogus check to ou ah Doon eens» hae se waned any Cartas Ebene Press Committee, cultural or hort ore may | the kson Drag company's store, : ae + * ‘ a a Beg | tions, representative of agricultura hools #o that portable bullk pmer zi c eee eee ee ee oe Daa enate 112 Howel, with a re loges and delegates appointed by prey igs Barco Se the governors of the irrigation ked ~ A states, the governing boards of \'2 Sennen © counties and the mayors of all cities of more than 0 inhabitants. The opening session this morning was devoted to a conference of the engineers. The chief engineer de livered his annual address and then the customary committees were ap-| pointed. A lowed. The a ring schools and col with the signature of I Ludlow, health officer the cheek and order Berved to a visit to the tate grounds west for some the m & ad tu di >, Wil ‘The penman used his sual meth-| As the trol od, that of sending a small boy with| the cronsing a freight ffer keen} BUTTE, Mont. Aug. 21 rned} result of a freight car crashing Into iam | street, 10. persona we than a score in ny car mo by & awiteh engin and especially to the irrigation ex hibit, which is of unusual interest One of the most attractive features of the exhibit is a miniature rice field, showing the results which may be obtained by proper trriga-| tion, The rice field is in a large zinc-lined box, which contains some rich soll taken from the prairie land of Texas. Traversing the miniature field are tiny zine irrigation canals, which distribute water over the field, in the same manner in which the actual irrigation cans reclaimed lands dist water. The exhibit also = inc maps of the irrigation districts of the west and southwest, samples of cereals, fruit, ete, grown on the it rigated lands, and models of irriga tion plants, ma y, pu The congress will remain in ses aion four days and many interesting | Wy, addresses will be delivered and es Says read. The sessions will be held in morning, so as to give tte @elegates an opportunity to study the exhibition during the after-| hoons. Besides the regular seasions of the congress there will be man. Sectional sessions of the various ¢ partments represented in the co Kress. The sections will be presid ed over as follows: Forestry, Gif ford Pinchot, of the bureau of for estry, Washington, D. C.; produ tion by irrigation, Dr. A. C. Trucs ‘TOOL THIEF director of experiment station Washington, D. C.; engineering and TACOMA, Aug. 21.—-Fi de followed th: Harry Meyer from cen' | was rearrested, put in He had att la jail before ades is undoubtedly respons’ suicidal mania, his shirt to his tried to hang him elf v taken back to jail }against the ball and ¢ shuffled off his undesi fee; climatology, H. E. Williams, of the United States weather bureau; Tural settlement, Charles W. Eber-}| A direct complaint will be filed| be was shot at 1 door, The c=! CIGARS Saturday, and for his own safety a straight relews tral pr jacket, and sat upon by a de sheriff all night m pt f to hang himself} i, tho F ng released charge against him was drunken: ness; a progressive series of ible for The first attempt to kill himself] 10" was made by hanging himself with} ©), ¢ en he! said the prees | down the check, which was endorsed | crowded open trolley ear re k ured art ley, which was thrown 26 neral amen ‘ussion fel crushed into kindling cara TRIED SUICIDE” ear, “shunted truck the tro feet and] Puy) C. Taft. cigar dealer at The} ¢ consig v a 10 p). Taft's broken into by thieve The thieves with a ro igars wore & taken ith a plece " he shirt again and choked himself nal to death. His shirt and trou were taken from him and he beng | himself with his undershirt, b peing } }eut down just in time to save in| | life he was so determined to end 1 « COLFAX, Ang. 21 Then he tried butting his Aw the on Utan} ed and ed serone Pike Taft 1 him, by of Ma earstand wai nd between a6 and 4 od of rope tn the park, while released, Brutal aa Arouses Colfax R head| who caused th t of wice nearly| loon men for violation of red coll of/ day closing ordinance, an: evocation of | mortality. It was then that he was/manded put in the straight-jacket Jein, of the Southern Pacific land | against A. Frederickson, who, department police The attendance is larger than ever | thief of Seattle. and the congress promises to be | man Kelly and Detective Reason He is charged with hi y nearly $100 worth of tools. Many of them Se ee at aellable iene nn | tracel (@ padnshopa ai 4 identified purest and most reliable drugs « the market. Always cut the price This is why our business is increas- ine. Robbed First Metlin's Baby Food, large size 55¢ im, is the famous Frederickson was arrested urday by Sergeant Spangle, Patrol-}ut of the bridge of bis nose, » orbet rpen' have |conses in accordance with the « lordinance, was brutally }and narrowly escape dered at mi« ah Street was Sa a dark shed adjoining « “tbe turday day night ea T. Street f aa the Sun 1 had de their 1 y assaulted ing mur night « to his room In ! } ific, Minor or ¢ hool# this} come in very handy when it i nec 2BINDEN EXPLAINS | sittin lite ALASKA OUTFITS, ye to use rooms in the bane § A " jrotiment of the bigh sehool will be! f 1 nd recitation rooma, The] MEN'S UNDERWEAR, | more than 2,100 to start with, and| worst feature, however, is that many! North seattle citizens ar ‘ MISSES’ SHOES, year from other cities and the usual| when compelled to study in the rear | that City Comptroller John Riplin-| i BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S |number graduating from the ram-|of recitation rooms, especially when | ger and Councilman Arnold Zbin-|f) MEN'S NECKWEAR, SHOES, | mar grades at the beginning of the an advanced ¢ » reciting den, of the Bixth ward, have used! | } } a BLANKETS AND CoM- cir official influence to secure the MEN'S HATS, their official inf to secur FORTS, 4 ' 7 . . \Gov. Francis Explains Origin apd Mi. ie Howard, two unsavory Of “You've Got to Show M mpany's | mechanics, Frederick H. Newell, of IS PINGHED «: Colfax Implement | the United States reclamation serv warvhouse, and In passing through jsaloons he had complained against t passing the| through his coat, but missing bim tool | He grappled with bis Sat-| bare in three pla ory jant, who iB & piece t ting his knee cap, and bruising him ing stolen | badly tor’s| Since his arrest for carrying con been cealed weapons last week Street has carried a sharp batehet tn his hand | when on the streets at night. He struck his assailant with this and cnt him badly. The thug fled, leay | ing a trail of blood, and his hat was} }found with a hole cut through ft | He escaped in the darkness, how Horlick’s Malted Milk, $1.00 size ... . . Sie Night Here as the electric It Red Sai Sarsaparilia, for the blood, ° = lhccty Ged, deaueee ee cere? Seen ase | darkness for two hours. Gioriana Pace Powder (471i), best Should J. Schilling, of Roches-| Colfax is aroused as it made, 75 size 8 40¢ | ter. N. Y., decide to write a book 02) heen in many mor Dr. Oliver's Skin Soap, a fine toilet |My First Impressions of Seattle.” | egation of business m on eg +.s++++ NDE | The work would not be endorsed by| on the council tonight an Eas'em, rests tired and sweating | the local chamber of commerce. feet, large can 25¢| Sechiliing’s first impreasions are) toon jaws be made Dr. Me size for tees Linseed Lotion, for tan and burn German Liver Pills, 3sc| anything but complimentary arrived in Seattle Sunday night and took a room in a lodging house in| or the state. the lower portion of the city. Satisfaction Guaranteed he awoke he could not find trousers. watch and $1 807 FIRST AVENUE. oetwern convmtia aot srwon, |MILLED BY MANIA PHENOMENAL VALUES. Cash ts the magnet that enables NANAIMO, B, C., At On opening the door Schi! found the trousers in the hall 0 were gone. ag. 21 When | »\| TEN ARE HURT ON that a rigid enforcem He} ously but not fatally at ght plant town In has not the, and a big del will walt 4 demand of the sa a member of the Anti-Saloon league S| MINIATURE RAILWAY PITTSBURG, Aug. wood park, crowded | while making its us to ive such phenomenal values.|seph Bebeau, the proprietor of the| sons. Three of the $1.26 H. H. H. Pocketknife, has eight necessary tools, via. alligator wreneh, wire pliers, wire ter hoof hook, screw driver, aw awiand leather punch. This knife} named Fred Beach every day. To introduce| The murderer, it is Nickel Plated P umbers teeee 3c Barrel Bolt 10c pr. Leather Heels . B5e bott 3 in 1 On 0c Combination Clamp EEE ¢|ber of friends appeared 10¢ Box Split Rivets . 3 scene and at once too $1.25 §-in. Lineman’s Side Cutt Pliera $2.00 Bommer Floor Hinge ...@ ‘The roads are in fine shape for a onged House pe Tide. These values are.appealing as he did so Beach suddenly turned| from Turin states th $46.40 Kagle $25.00) 4Tound and without a moment's| was made to assas $55.00 Yale Combination Brake |warning shot Bebean in the neck,| Margherita, mother « $55.00 Coaster Brake Racyc SPINNING’S CASH 63H 1310 Second Avenue. | CROOKED AGAIN? We will straighten and adjnst your glasses free of charge 9.000 | PITTSBURG, Aug. 21 of the Beth Davis Ru gogue yesterday, moi precipitated Into a cel away Numerous cuts an au ed, and a few Our Optical Department is Com- are reported, but there plete. fatal injuries. 1 br ‘oken bones | Mount Sicker hotel, at Duncans, B.| C., was shot and instantly killed ging | Sunday morning by a qu a é soe & sseve 735 somewhat demented, and had taken Nicholson's Mill File $0€ | it into his head to fire upon a pri-| @nd [vate residence, for what reason ta| ** Fe |not known. He was pouring in a “48 tet fusillade with a 20.30 Winches- ter rifle when Bebeau and a num 4 on artz miner bly fatally hurt. train became care crowded with badly crushed ued. the a A train on the miniature raitway at Kenny with pansen gers, became unmanageable Sunday rounds and Jo-|jamped the track, Injuring 10 per unm befo: anageadle curve and the engine and six people turned | 1, jg) completely over. Those burt we ,| caught under the overturned re being ATTEMPTED TO KILL k steps to| QUEEN MARGHERITA prevent him from carrying out his evidently murderous intent. Be! was the first to approach him, and| NEW YORK, Aug. death resulting instantly. In a \to sign the roll for the corner stone sian than men, women and children lar 15 below, the entire platform gi were beau Emmanvel of Italy. | been thrown up at a ricade and only by caped being thrown rush|of the precipice by yna 500 were feet ving| were | no 21.—A dispatch pat an at sinate of K while making a tour of the A itomobile, The attempt _|STAND COLLAPSES 33:0." fes0 made rica add st over the r Peniivitova P blius inal and ay Queen ng Victor ne of the! ltastefully decorated. M dame wit not be nodded at ther Be 1. Fran president hase expow Former Governor Davi cls, of Missourt, who w of the Louisiana Pure tion and was elected prosident of the apippl on at the vention i : for a» brief t, which w ished off with tripe « 4 and her sound f int His at the Wa Francia in convinced that othe lewis and Clark exposition menes | Worlds of good for the great north west and will probably be a: bie jor big mm t them # j will be to Portland |} “St, Louls suffered industrial commercial or neial depressing following tb here last year, remarked Frar a Star men Monday, “and t neo why Oi } Portland fair should have a depress ing effect om that city. On the other hand, I believe that jt will prove the best advertisement the whole north weet bas had, that ft witl quaint influential and mon of the east with portunities in th rapidly developing the abounding op erful and ntry. Port jand has had ite fair this year, but | St. Loute and the whe Seattio has its Alaska every year | Twenty stadents of the Mental of contagious diseases, and cut bim five times laying his Skull | Geiemee college of Seattle, coming that good health instead was catch-! oman could be taken care of. That| Prince of Wales, Alaska, have just Mental Scientists Graduate E A. from various states, received their diplomas after exercises in Eitel hall, Sunday night. The hall was) Walla Walla, to donate $6 acres of 4 } wcten-| land as « site for a mental science now lying fn four feet of water and tiste from neighboring cities present Rack the graduates rend an y on some hase of th mental nee cult Clara Peterson point out that there waa no ob being frightened about the the HANGED 8ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.—Henry Hevsack was banged this morning for the murder of his octogenarian father-in-law on March 20, protested his innocence on the scaffold. GREAT FALLS, Mont., Aug. 21 Delegates from of Bozeman, Anaconda, Missoula, | Butte and other cithes througtout the state were present today. The reports of the several officers show the past year to have been one of eat activi d gratifying pre Injured wore) sreat activity and gratifying 5 reas for the federation. Sev@ matters of importance will come @ | for consideration and dectsion at th | present convention, which will Be Ih seasion through the greater part df lee work Atthe Retire- | mpt | | } he was} Ips in an to aswa by novel havi n turn in Bernard |The royal auto bowled into the bar a mi racle ¢ the ed bound Learion | ment Sale of H, Lewis & Co., you ean purch your hats and furnishin goods at a very low figure, Hat of the latest model that sold for $2. Hats that sold for for $2.25. Men's the high gra that sold for Og: | the kind th for $1.25 at Oe, a kind © for t sold a in } Underwear the prices » been slaxhed un meretfully kind at 1 $1.25 kind at SHE. at the retiring wale of ha H, LEWIS & CO. COR 18ST AND CHERRY. ed men} fer. History doesn't me the| matter is this: A few days ago| patcome of the negotiations, This|Mre. Howard, who ts supported en-| explanation I consider the most re-|tirely by the two boys, went to her| 1317-1319 FIRST AVENUE Hable and authentic Jattorney, G. M. Emory, and asked | President Francia admitted that] bis advice ax to how the men cox BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND UNION. There will be no saloons, meat also wrecked in a tangle with ei of; shops or cigar stores in the elty if} | Coryphene The Clendenning & Scott Mana- ry|it t founded. An aged woman, whose white hair| facturing company, which turns out treaniet wildly down ove her} mer Santa Barbara, L. H.| overalls and denim shirts, on Ocei- teak eee eee ee eee) ) CB Loughery and Dr. H. D Miller [* Such in 1904, He |* We | | * ‘le -| hoon, tA "OT 0 ong ENE E NER REE aeoge g- oncen ed WARSAW, Aug. 21—The Cos-| 2 a ar At * { Se ¥ | for examination as to her sanity! 700 tons of asphalt and 300 tons of | $25,000 at the bands of the board of & ANOTHER GOOD CASE FOR * | Monday morning. No examination| general merchandise aboard. The] equalization Monday morning. * 1 WHIPPING I * essary. The pitiable ex: | asphalt shipment is the largest that wr “He beat over t aan n of fright and fear in the| over arrived at this port . ® with a loaded ver whe * | eyes of the poor woman, and her| ® was sick in bed. He refu * | distrensed pleading that no one be] The steamers Olympia and Vic |® to bring me @ drink of ¥ *| allowed to hurt her, confirmed her|toria are now loading cargo for the | ® or build a fire to keep me w * | son's statement that her affiiction| north, the former to safl on August * when I wae too ill to turn over. &/had become so pronounced as to| 23 and the latter on August 24. The a 0 |*® He cont y mot drunk and & ager her own life unless sho bé| shipment will consist chiefly of win # jolt at mal i en to Steilacoom and cared for k for the merchants of Nome * *. * * * * atin, bat the aoat was too erect. GENT 70° STEMMEOOM deta cs oetteiase ot ue ate RUBBER CLOTHING, talked of high #chool, whieh wou MEN'S CLOTHING, G. W. Howard | release trom fall o MEN'S SOCKS, : TRUNKS AND VALIGES, * SUIT CASES, ETC., ETC. .s Who are alleg * and to have aldo beaten ir aged mothe cording to the story the offi clals took the action that they did suntry with apparently unlimited|in order to build up their political on, which are as yet but lit | fenc the Howards being an im * known.’ |pertant factor in handling the Anked what was the origin of the] @aloon vote of the Sixth ward esion, “I'm from| G. W. Howard was arrested about to be wife] MEN'S SUSPENDERS, mous ox Missourt, you've got to show me,”|& week ago by Sergeant wart Provident Francis sald and Patrolman Anderson for fight-| very man in M 1 has t ng with Geor Peterson on the} own pot origin, but | am inclined to| sandspit. He was fined $100 believe that the generally acces wntenced to 30 days in jail, where mw if His brother was ar | | ely | ng a disor-| | | war times, It} he m one dates fre ie sald that an officer of the north-| rested August 14 for be rmy fell upon a body of confed-|derly person, bul was given a sur ° renee ana demanded its sur-| pended sentence Is about all we ask. It’s the biggest bargain event ever launched » i attle Jor, stating that he had #o many| Mrs. Howard, mother of the boy The | has tried » times to get C. W ve in his comm thousand m: nfederat ommander was game; Howard « | to the core, and while bh xaew he} Acc to the statemer was in sore traits and taken ajwhich Zbinden made turday di he told th ver, both himself and Mr. Rip-| that ho didn’t believe the latter r have been misrepresented. | s that number of troop Ho said | Suc ors to Mr. Riplinger was not mixed in} is to the! ed the now famous expre end of his note, refusing to surren-|the affair at all, All th BIG MONARCH SHOE &CLOTHINGCO HALF BLOCK NORTH OF POSTOFFICE. »vernor Folk mo of it aittin while ¢ hard had a pretty jbe released from jail, Kmory n “the | her to go to ma, and I pron of}! would do what I could. aw 0 ante dissourl was pretty wall cloeed up.| Acting Police Jud Waters and Big explained the situation to him 2:30 p. m. An interesting program stating that the two boys were the MARINE NOIES will; be reodered. Mra.’ hale aa a miy means of support which the i Wade will give the principal a@- an had. J said I had no Pent tress. sympathy for either of the boys, but H, Gray & Co., who had the nena for her sake would like to see How-| largest portion of the cargo on t ard released from jail as quickly aa| bark Coryphene, that was recently |S #4 ¥* ESL Oe NE Ee - : ola| wrecked on the shoals off Cape as reasonable so that the old L 1 a * MORE YELLOW ~ * eR VICTIMS & * NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2L— *® * Seventeen new cases and five & ance of saving any-|* deaths were reported at noon. * anerted F ing . is all there was to ft, and Howard|Tecelved advices from their agents An offer from Hotlon Parker, Of] 45 still in jail.” Jat Nome that both the vessel and her cargo are @ total loss. She te *” Heme, was read. Jt had pr wont | WHITE HAIRED WOMAN) 0 0 proposed to establish the col- thing. It is also reported that aj *® * at ERE | shoulders, was brought before Dr. | ( & Co,, arrived in port Sunday | dental avenue, secured a reduction srnoon from San Francisco with} of $10,000 on its assessment of he plaint of Jennie th and t kill her. She was committed, everal other arrests of She has a suicidal mania people are trying and Fairbanks. against her husband # of only three years, filed Mon *% day morning. The pair were Advance Styles Now to Be Seen at the Novelty Suit Mfg. Co., * married In Tacoma sons were made Mon By reason of being a manufac- turer the Novelty Suit and Cloak Manufacturing Company is fave ored with each year’s changes in styles several weeks in advance of local dealers, and ladies’ suits and garments can be made and delivered simuitaneousty with the Eastern and European taile org and manufacturers. Thi Fall's styles In Suits, Coats, Jackets, Cloaks, Craven- acks opposed a detachment of elty and killed eight socia s and . J, Wilson, of Ballard, tried te t arrested others. Factory employes| i : ys tears ' lt jal bar out of business and and more railroad men have joined Ss ekitine e barte on Sunday night. be end Joe Fishe had Wilson previously | the opportur The Mystic club will gi a dance} rn pa ta boy | @t the Natatorium, Alki point, on i peg ettes are certainly bewitching = a Northern tracks | Wednesday evening, August 2 A | ity to get even with Fisher on Sun- and new suggestions are offered mond inet Friday have | *pecial boat will leave the Flyer| “ay night. of a pleasing nature. heen identified by Mr. and Mrs} 0ck at 8 o'clock and all Mystics are| Wilson came mto the Social —Novelty's Suits and Coats Gavegan, of Ballard aa those of their | od to be in attendance late Sunday night and, getting into possess an individuality that ap- aves ard a ° ys Jan ment with Fisher, threw a|ff Peals to every buyer son Edward. He had been work | a 4 . T es chine at tea INTRODUCTORY SALE 1905 ing up at Bellingham and had start DANI, Presid - “4 FALL STYLES. ION. Vice President. " is the bi HG, Vico and|a plate glass mirror valued A warrant Was Issued on W ¢ by Mike Flaherty, prop Tomorrow we offer an intro- ductory gale of this Fall's Suits, Skirts, Cravenettes and Petti- oats at greatly reduced prices, 4 back home by steamer, in com with two other boys, who re ed to Ballard, but could ¢ no information concerning young Gave fe "lone 4 : Y It th 1 Our object is to have you call. wan further than that they had lett THE New Fall Box Suits, priced at the boat at BPvere © atten he » Sg - el tomorrow special $22.50 rous and then caught a freight The Ballard: paioe..nee sitet, <i New Fall Skirts, worth $5 to , tomorrow special New Fall Pet tomorrow special The: rted colors. ew Fall Cravenettes, some- z in new styles and extraors Saturday will not 88 any nd that they have the | re stolen. f him until headquarters A king character wearing quality. Prices « e% ‘ Ay Way. |’ y night with two} from $7.50 to $40.00. tle, Wash va ve the description of | : the recent arrival of the OR Ot kt tok Capital $100,000.00 th from the || advance season’s stock of New * «| 4,2 Ke D i pont {B Suits, with the Re Coats. * ULTAN OF SULU PRO * - e { can grow = & tir nd when they { They are beautifully * POSED TO ALICH «| 7 Te | the manned fy Stee These axe wittoet a . HAA, PLL Aug 1 The ® E close watch inti | f wn in attle, and yan ® sultan ; ibis hand & e ng into thel# must them to appreciate i P A t* | | think that they them. o ' us welcomed b */ 4 a pretty well *H * % ed up in a few days. N | § j Mf C *t the *| 3 wit boys who w aught on REMEMBER THE TUESDAY * pr his &) diol a day | SPECIALS. ® da ong *| “if i - ttle | " Manufacturers of Cloaks and * th | 4 Not ¢ mnie f Contral W. C. T. U. will meet at} Suits. fom Coben an accaunt Ta mail” ne! ine home of Mrs, Hot 116 Four- | 1205 Second Avenue. Bot tt tt tok tote tote STA TANK Oe Sea Pe teenth avenue north, Tuesday at - « Fs