The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1906, Page 4

| TLE STAK—MC ¥, MA rite THE SEATTLE STAR PT Or ¥ * BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1207 and 1908 Beventh Ave. . |® NOVEL ENGAGEMENT, - 7 - - . « EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY, & POLAANGMAM, May BL~ # . | @ James Marehell, of thts ofty, @& Telephonee—Kditorialt Independent 575) Sunset, Main 1080, eee” Fae ag acon hh ghee y | ‘UNED PIAN Business: Independent 1138) Sunset, Main 1050, By “J | # Wavco, which ¢ A the nas . | & drow of E of De _ ee wren nem & troH, Mich, He sent a letter __ BALLARD STAR AGENCY 80 Mallard Ave Sunset, Ballard ie ' + an i eems tat be b! : a er oe Brie ‘ ylumber, chorus with « Chine cate per Week, oF t¥enty-five cents per mowth : | @ ontved @ remy with the gir’s @| O'Brien had been i mg Mr, chorus with a Chinee Gai Rigas id He tren cap What?” gasped former Senator, patronage, which is one of theieel | MEMBERS OF MAJORITY FAC . pleture, Their enw goment we tuck hed gone with “ee age Tee proteseor got wp, Mi MAIL SURSCRIBIERS—The dete when your subscription expires te | Chandler tn a conversation with alforts, that te making their bu é noon to be ane “ good city contracts, and wow bel 78, Proeemor mon wy mareee lapel 6k ene ape w that date arrives, R your sutaerte | rooarter. "De YOU expect me to| prowpers vertiaing ts xrad TION OF THE COUNCIL WILL | #1! wan on “Maay atrest.” But the eCO-lhair "L go t - rea nrOnth ig ee etl WET. Scene © token from the Mek Li Senator Tillman a lar?” No, becoming the day Jn the TAKE STAND ON THa ap. | SPP ESESESEEESS FHF coreical considerations which he| sqit , rect ha : oftiee at tt Washington. as seeond ae matter | Pill, no-unless there are a Couple|etal work! and you will soon find entertained in the days when he with one kick he sent ne i of policemen around to hold him out, if you have anything to sell,| POINTMENT OF CAPT. RUS had to look out for the Lomorrows through the front of Men Qty in that you have to ensert an ad. in remained with bim $60 ' rhe’ Modern Dreamers A powder magazine explosion in|yeur Local baper, to get a quick} SELL TONIGHT, | So tt wan that when Mra, O' Brie With a wild rush he dawheg Conrectiout the ether day shook|bayer The advertising mediums | informed him she was golng 0 £6 of the room and ovt of the eet —_ ” the state, You can't blame tt./to day i the large cities wre twk-) aa i teh a ! & party and that she thought the The : coteeu \Nearhy everrthing tm Canmectiout |tng the place of clerks and saa) BP COURE, OF Of team (he me plano whould be tuned that O'BrIC® | cated en 1 tx ene thing to dromim doeams, It ts quite another to make | Senrl’ warts | tating businevs im many ways.—-Hy | gortty faction of that bedy, epenly peomcentin ae car) "= the dreams same true dou, Keatucky, Thousandstioks ee ee Me ~ a ye d eR “Why, it wae toned only & While) On trien Dut Ht te steays the dreamer who does things Mis dream is Hut thet wasn't anything A fire - py td poten: ano,” be wi trick on you ary te the progress of the worte jorcker could shake Bhode Istand.| “Are you familiar with the a : 1 know,” replied Mra, O'Brien Ob, ho,” sald O'B4ten, ts | . poeta?’ she asked ;& menider re and but one of our quests will be Prof.|hiy head, “that's just tt Cotunbes @reamed of the land on the other site and found It Pattt has paid $1,000 fer a parrot.| “Gractour, 1 replied the great |Wharves Committees of the counctl Hanginsky, the great plano player, | ommended Hh gee Caney Tee, Napoleon dreamed of empire and won it. Lincoln dreamed of & [tf must be a bird editor Ti were to tb fa. | this morning and if our plano ten't just right he | ous becanse we were eng pry on union saved and saved it lmiliar with them they'd demand a| Won't Be Driven might make some ca gen hare » ares rite: ave: : repeat tek “Did you do anything foatieh on! reason every time Tre buy If the mayor thinks be can drive would feet dreadful The great dreamer writes the great beok, builds the Impossible | your wedding trip’ i their stuff | the council! te approving the ap O'frien thought the matter over . bridge over the chaam, lays the perth for thought on the bottom of | Yea—took my wife along intment of Capt itussell by and dudes Im going to “tl the ocean, sends the message through the viewloss air | The Stamdard Of company Cut) threatening to remove the harbor give any Frenchman or Dutchman Py There was a man of Kansas City whose name ts Stilwell He | A WORD FROM JOSH Wise tts quarterly dividend from $15 to! master who ls satinta »* me or Dago $6 to tune that plano. I've ‘t drecmnt 4 Or £ an cir Mune of steel from tho gratin fields of the $19. Hu pthons for the relief of| jority of us he ts certainly mie | seen them turn them little pees POCEOR 6 CHER -S . aoe Oy OS De Oe gece Mee: John D. Rockefeller will be received) taken We will refuse to confirm | around with a wrench, and if a ’ middle west direct to the gulf. They called tt “Stilwell dream.” | at thio offine Russell as 2 kind of an invitation taster plumber can't do that, I'd y ‘The money bags of Wall st. Inuched at ft. But Stliwell went to w felller tet to the mayor to remove Jensen and | ke to know who could? | 7 a te * de up bis mind to « < dre to the Dutch financters. And the dream p a feller How do you feel after your lohg) nee bow bis boner Hhkes that O'trien made up bis min arene Gey the Wis Cream hr “2 go too quickly ev'ry | automobile ride?” Even though he should remove tone that piano himeelf, At neon! came yes. body yells hee & Oh-—all upeet.” Jenson he will #tit! not have a man | when he returned home he asked To be aur, Stilwell was cheated out of his Kansas City aod quitter, Whee he of his own selection in the office the girl whore Mes O'Brien wan | - Southern, the road ts there, fulfillment of a dream holite Ba Wad Before one of hie own appointees She's gone visiliag her sister for } COUNCIL ABANDONS PLAN o ‘ n dreame: a t ralirond = from they ca ome can quality for the office he will the afternoon ‘Then Stilwell dreamed another dream—of a tallre: have to be approved by the council “Well, it dookn’t matter,” sald] PROVIDING NEW QUARTERS Kanaas Clty through old Mexico to the gulf, Again the financiers O'Brien, as he got out bis kit of shook their heads. Rut Stilwell told his second vision aad seme PARMINGTOO-Warven Godwin City Charter Provision. tools, pulled off his cont, rolled up| FOR CITY O6PARTMENTS Ey, body betloved nm tt. ‘The road t# betng butt cee Syeeureld can of Geneen Oot: The city charter provides that his sleeves, took off the front of the) ty gail BU:LOIN@ First of all the @ win, was probably fatally Injured | ‘™* Aver end cvenctl shall concur plano and set to work j 18 Com. ret of all must be the dream in the selection of appointive offt He screwed up several of the pex®) PLETED. ‘Thore is James J. Hill, He dreamed of a road through « wilder Joba Alex. Buc. Dowle has a new yeuterday morning Ry hh m ah Gb abteet ot Ghd Warer _iie cxspwee uo seven of ths pene <i ‘ | qutrrete . ; mess. ‘The dream was realized. And then hed reamed his latest [greeting for use tm Zion City, 1 eee ge tuat the barret| to. Override the counell in this mat him that maybe he might screw UP] Pine there ben stchee—a visied of the Aient Nexthern spanning Canada os 0 revel [Pullen to thee pe pg pe dige ay g chem dn fA naturally arveses no Inte re] ing hope aft same peg twiee, So Be Kot 8! very ps ' carty Sale, a ae s ‘ oon > , sentmen' | or he summer outin pe a chalk and ked ch pe pe on 4 % the Canadian Pacific. And this vision, wo, is about to materialize As a matter of fact, Foraker,Joarrying cocked over his shoulder he Sasbet and wharves comsitt-| dainty trock ‘oe of oveter white lane ae pede wer bg The fob | i Mty he sevennh city he: dreamer also n dre {a short eut . " on i. on the v 4 tay The : | departments There ts Harriman, dreamer also. Hh am wal " 1 [Bpaoner a ase wore the fam CHEHALIS Mra. Jack D'evtitel ‘ee will + pert os the 2 soell aD | downs irtot sulpure in a with 8 ished Obrien wreck cach hay with! through the Great Galt Lake on tresties His backers sald no tors who fought be snay Ge cu tee rou af Oh otek Pumment ont * anticipat-|rose motiv, elaborately trims a reamunding guke. A planed: laok would cost too many millions. The trestle ts built. Aud the mile [rate Dll, And Aldrich @id what he) Ay de ws the, lesa Se ae Outs on that the appointment will fail eorsage and skirt cheney ava Gil tone. cy dan of “6 Md, too. : oe aes ae eae of confirmation, receiving even few The bodice in formed of solid PIM] oe sounds out.” be maid age saving is paying back the millions — a . th oe er votes than @id that of Capt. tacks of Uhe lansdowne, eugmented| pis you have the plano tuned?” Your dreamer is often the great utilitarian. His vision makes band give you|t#blets, The drug affeei ke brete tertal : — “ng our dreamer i Brew And did your husband # |penrt, end che suddenly collapeed | OP*0I¢ing with breteties of the plain material | acs ates O'Hrien that evening ings come to pass. that black eye? muted the patrol | *°ert, nr —_—_—_—- Broad ~—. of ~ lace arees It's tuned,” said O'Brien man PROSSER Willis Kinder, of re used horizontally upoa the cor s 6 a tie aa omnes Wie 0068 2 APPOINT HEALION sve '20: cise ie Shire te) on seal “” ¥ guests arrived, and with them ¢ over ae Studying ‘Sociology How Gabe taseen tS * lewatlowed laudanun with sufetaal jof the skirt and the broad wide! po Hanginsky. The dinner was butlding. eae Hy Shoah oa Jintent, died Iu the Angus annited -— | panel down the front ate also Of the) ting ‘The professor ate ravenously of the sélitien, re ba Sgn ng hep ~g ot wim Saturday from meumontewOO] Oe gy et ee Tel ‘ ot TH# had long, greasy black halr and wi! be tewen af v oade “ ay 2 ventional rosettes ~ ones, It seeme perfectly natural that when a Yale professer and TO way oo omfg Gieeerien Gents edu whte hberty ok ‘Garonetn ta iad aroun eyes goad Ado't talk a ad © of Cin tm thet the ” fre t eet w am “ = ~- “ Gecer i “i very morone. * @ bis students go to the metropolis to study “soctolegy” from Biv EVEN UP. wonpele: waudbeg mansoni FMS | tne appotnten M. (. Meation, | of the corsage and the girdle wena shutved ian greatly. ‘Shel od all ether a / y all other faq examples they should spend all their time among the very poor, HARRINGTON — Committces for | 0f 88° Dirge, manager of the Low- BUILT FIRE OW PORCH men looked at him dublously mer aaa = ’ the unfortunate and the criminal elements ef the eity’s population the fourth annual pionic of the Lin-| ° — Pye a ~~ _— 4 O'Brien sald afterwards arimeots, and wilt And ‘This hes atways been the common course, and It ts to be ex josie County Ploncers’ assectation) Soy one recently appainied to euc-| _% t Snow, whe aperstes a store] “It's & I didn't hand hha) the offices in their present quarts ch tod that it alwags will be. The patronizing advice that has beea have been appointed to complete] ™™ at 4223 Weodiand Park av. reports | one * al Y a coed J. H. Packard : the nport program to the police that tis place narrow-| After dinner the professor was r a bestowed upon the poor and unfortunate must omg since have 4 This te the outoome af a tremend j “ aped being destroyed by fire|Quexted to play, and the party as ; brought about regeneration of society, had not the advice been mast VANCOUVER — Building ang] O0* Maht at : a wire coy 4 jm yesterday sorning. Snow says thet |sembled ia the drawing room. With MRS. THOMAS Ri ' ly worthless sinking calssons to reach » solid mat cin ae tamer tania ee Nel the carriers of the early morning|the alr of « mighty monarch he| Mra W. I’. Thomas, of fowndation for the Columbia river! Perineule OT LEE. | SR " . seated himself at the plano. has ret 4 from her visit fel woke lways “ papers built « fire an his porch to * to ‘ Is it not etrange that selfclected soctolegiets shew alway brie 200 men are dow at work] trehoical charge Packard ts now) 0 . and went off and lett| “Beetoven’s Sonat he an-| Logansport, ind. accompanied bp ‘ ameume that there is nothing to be learned except in the lower strata aft society and nothing to be remedied in the higher ranke? He ts a poor sort of sociologist who sees 0 vices and ert! prac tiees to be investigated and corrected among the rich, while be puts the poor, the unfortunate and tbe criminal into a common group and imposes upon them the impertinence of bis inquiries amd sugges ton» - penned ceeuiiaiate tees i burning. A passerby noticed the [jee stock insured. © Hats De-| Diane before it reached dangerous it bas tidtrn, Phone Main 601, Ind | Propertiens, end extinguished the ABERDEEN — Prank WY rity * ” Gre. waste’ at Montesana, has found by an officer at « camp on the Humptultps river, furpixhed $1,000 bends, and for the Portland and Seattle raf} way is nounced, and then he let loone her ab Mies Verda MeDenatd, “Wow!” Anyone would think) who will spend the summer qm | that Beethoven had supplied « cat! her | 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE- AMUSEMENTS. (rennet gSvnasr lagi gy aso anggedalird Jemployed as wn engineer. GRAND OPERA HOUSE termined by « subconscious realization of the fuet that only tn aes ectitid anil. ak. Cia tamiaeie te lll ig ey places of the sort which these rindents have been visiting would MEDICAL LAKE — ui 6 twee east tee RAN FRAMCITO Es . orth 13,000 they be regarded otherwise than as impertinent and intrusive Bees You ag be teh oe von h § Lom phage open ‘The errors that sociology ate to remedy are aot confined to the noney? 7 Saal’ on Sabie at Mwes of the poor and the unfortunate Bongs: No! You see, he lost bis) -_ ; he true student ef sociology does not go about with many | Deslth getting hy, and thea! KenT—w. H. Paathamus, fost hie wealth trying (to get oY - oem panions eader the grttanae of a professor, bul makes his obser realthy: omelet Bae ated av RU 4. & DREW, Mana vations quietly and modcstly at times when his types do sot know led the ake ara reg: | hood ad enue mene Seam Topeten ‘Theater i that they sre under examination NOW (6 THE TIME TO A—€. | vaitey at the Kent opern a aafl to note the Selle t » It you will notice im L000 sticks Aad, above all, he does not fall to note * follies of the rich nt, cur adepeticins t euuchautiy night TONIGHT AND ALA, W Grace Ayineworth ana the Aytes- & worth Company, in Hal Maetd's great play “DRIVEN FROM Woke” % more carefully thar the misfortunes of the poor , Xs Seteut Sour family to eve it. You weu't regret doing oo. Neat week, even, hanging, onr biggnet aad bert Cue) ANACORTES — Young oFftefel ing Pomoc Diective play, “Caught in the Web” No Change in Prices omers ate beginning to find out | eueeh $1,600, owned by Phones 5467 i “Hunger-Strike” in Russia he results of advertising amd they | iiictor, were killed @uring @ ould ° how their apprectation ond king | snap a tow deve ago They qrere mnwootn in & comedy es pons ae « more liberal! ieft expored during « low tide ie Sante, Gn cempitona! consab ie = bay ta Russia men and women are still dying fer the sake of o WINLOCK Pred Schellenbarger ge ps robe. : as be oe brokeg Bpecial prices for one week, commencing Monday. The godt ‘The qceoupt of Hho enerifice of terty prisaners whe etarved them the Pn. H-.. fuse had , new and replete with the newest novelties, all of which arp pried seives to death tn the politica! pr somerw depot at Moscow Jest month, gone out, he went back to the stump epectaity for this week, . vehu: aiiuet to avai a — $e epmrade oa eg Pt ne Just os the explosion tock glam, dated Leatherette Hand Bag, worth Tie, Coaher soeeiiaay van Aarpoff, a Prisoner sixteen years, was iy Gying are er esesumption His companions sent word to the prison governor that ANACORTES mg oa he must be set free to go to his mother’s home or they would go om « from the Gan Jaan Fish compenr's “Benger strike"—the only resource of the Rus and one frequently resorted to. ‘The strike of Zarpotf's comredes—forty mon and women put tute jell for political reasons—begae April 29. The governor of the pris om, who happened to be a humane person, offered to show the pris omers that Ivan was beiag well cared for im bis cell, and urged them te break their volustary fest. The only amewer was the challenge “LAberate tv: We will not eat of drittk until be is sent to hiv mother.” Tempting victuals were set Before the starving ones The pushed them away, saying, “Let Ivan go.” One, two, three, four, five, six days, passed. Then the doctors were brought. They found a miserable group. No patiest was able te stand alone. The victims lay on their cots with their knees drawn up, the glitter of starvation im thelr eyes. The governor maid he had SUIT CASES. Butt Cases, full siee, extra well made, w price Other styles at about half what you woul inewhere. political prisomer niversity streets trape at Eagle Cove resterday oon cull pen pe ae cur eek. Oh OS ae Further Demonstration That This Store Is Seattle's Se LS Real Bargain Spot yund (125 sheets) th per pa 10 STUDY THE PRICES OF OUR WASH GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LINENS, MUGLINS AND SHEETINGS—EVERY PIECE PERFECT AND ALL THIS SEASON'S GEST STYLES. h $4.00, Quaker one Quaker Ponvetope Combing age Er aA The Marshfield Therapeutic Lung Invigorator and Developer, now dispiay at the Quaker, See it-—try it Hoe Razors, worth $2.50—at the Quaker: for ....4 Extra Blades, per haif daxen ‘ P sossltas ison'e Pure Grape Juice: regular 66c botties at the Quaker Jor the greatest remedy on earth for rheumatism, it at the Quaker ry) 4 Radie-Sulpt es of the stomach, liver, kidneys, et« bottle ail Menthol Inhalers, worth Quaker price aa if Wrist Pands, extra quality at the Quaker for Sco CAMBRIC MILL ENDS. Lemon Sugar, makes. finest lemonade, keeps indefinitely. Lange chage Writing Paper DRESS GOODS SPECIALS Satin Striped Challies, 29 Inches wide, ten beautiful patterns in dots | These qo0ds come to us in bundles from the mills and consist of only . . applied to the Jedges and begeed them (to give up their auictdal ef and figures, regular S00 values Bhe Cambric remnants, such as Lonsdale, Berke e ranging in Port Wine and Iron Tonic, best tonic for invalids and elderly forts. From their dry throate went up the quavering cry Sitk Dotted and Figured Pongee pin checks, with dots, colors cream, | price anywhere from 12\%c¢ to Iie yard; Tuesday they are on Pint bettio only ‘* o+ sesheeias Sitiente trim, ar bury we With bin.” champagne, Alice bine, foxy brows rusade, quite the thing for ts | special at, yard VISIT OUR PYROGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT. 3 f HEAVY UNBLEACHED SHEETS ook over the new moe in woods and feathers: our art : And #0 long as they could speak al the hoarse ery was heard, > Look r the r goods In Se and } ur artist tint - ns “ we ory Was be Black Peau de Sole, value 61 oe to wel quickty, special '@ | Double bed size, easy to launder; special, each die any design on either wood or leather to order; pyrographic : van ge free. 36INCH UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Galatea, for boyn’ waists, women’s skirt row black and whit owt prices Finally Ivan died in bis cell end the word was brought to his A light weight Shoeting, sold everywhor: for 7c; Tuesday, a yard stripes; special for, yard 7 See ee izke The Quaker pays the freight on orders amounting to $6.00 & ; starved comrades. It was too late! Of the forty, twenty three were SB4e | 10¢--100 Ormonde Batiste, beautiful fabrios, all of them Dec ok danktia oka conse Wun helreoes to Se ee d dead and seventen were yet alive, bat wtark Insane. FLANNEL washable, dark aad Hgbt colors, white and black dots and stripen, pansies 0a = one aaes : t 1 pol 0 belt hit . el; our re 2 c . lOwere be. a fenanen nenictine the uh of. sth ‘Gientinth enthery to leat 20 bolts of White Maternity Caton Flannel; our regular 12%c grade; pretty flowered effects; vatee ap to tbc 4 Tuesday, yard 10€ | B4eE—Very handsome Organdion, with flowers dropped on white, @own upen, you say, und truly. And you may say those men and #o CRASH BUITING. 3 rounds, in great variety; Worth up to Ife 6 T mam were fanatics and that they uselessty threw away their lives Is natural color, and for wear is hard to beat; very desirable for | 92¢@-—Mercerized Taffetns, im dark colors, weft etiky goods, in fine @ Sits on, bat schoul dresses 1Se | © printings, browns, blur wrtys acts ee ha i z. WHITE WAISTINGS. IBheo—Figured Swiss, in mony designs; a few pieces tan 10133-1015 First Avense You must admit the Slav is capable of heroic suffering for the |B in pigured’ Mercertzed Madras and Embroidered Mull, with emall dotted Swiss, are particularly desirable ake of a cause. And that capability is one of the divine figures and dots; are sold always at 6c; London's, Tuesday, yard gfe Summer Goods that have proved them ments of men and women he salves extn pular; can be med on eit There is the making of a great people in the Russians i‘ ons PERSIAN LAWNH. light shades For @heer White Weists or Drewes this Lawn beats all; oor 6c | Je~—Good Dress Ginghams, extrs goud for children’s dresses, soft ™ a value, Twseday for, yard. Qe | © and easy to launder, good shades, stripes and checks, worth and N CREPE sold for s great deal more ragding Skirt Should Go In pinin colors, wach as navy, tan, cream, pink and green; Tuesdayed $4 @—Oxford Suiting, quite wile and fairly heavy, im tan yard ... 12%e | bine, all with polka dots; desirable when you necd goods heater GREY COTTON BLANKETS. than lawn The town of Nordhansen, Prussian Gaxony, has ineued an ordi [fH Are full double bed size; just x good woight for summer wear: | g2e—Dress Donims, the one dependable fabric for camping; we Most Im nace prohibiting women from weartng dresses that drag on the Tnemdny, pair . 8 BS i show a good lot of ther UMBRELLA’ SALE NOW ON Strevts, under penalty of a fine of $7.50 for each public appearance They do things differently over there. In this country we run | Wo the extreme of persoua! liberty It t doubtful i our police Consideration: power could cover a matter of the fashioniee of women’s garments jas, union tative ilk, assorted hansen, Leo - frame, $2 oy alues on rice wessee@e eeseesee oes s + BEBO dil " ; nance e ! \ s, mercerized gloria, numerous styles of hand from $1.00 to $1.75; sale price Ris s + ~ But the German ordinwnce Is sensible, tf It Is drastic Men's Self Opening Umbreling, heavy frame, $128 value; ale pel ibe One of the Miagusting *peclacies of our streets ts the dragging of | women's draperies through the filth of the pa IN THE SELECTION .OF A NEW suIT _ _ THE NEW GROCERY SRCTION JUMPS TO IMMEDIATE AND PERMANENT PROMINENCE. THE IMPRESSION WHICH THIS W DEPARTMENT HAS MADE ON SEATTLE’S DISCRIMINATING BUYERS IS LASTING. IT IS HERE YOU GET YOUR “BIGGEST DUNDLE” IN THE BASEMENT nents. Disease germs | @re scattered and epread throughout the community. Hygiene de mands the shorter garments | The short walking drexs—not too short—recowmends Itself not | Talking Machines a lie . Arbuckle Coffee, Ib cad S Apto: 1, No. 1 aves enly on account of sanitary rewsons, The long skirt ts difficult nome 4 ie s 2 nad : . se The question of atyle, wort to manage and is fatiguing to its wearer. It is a menace to com. Van Camps Pork and ne : Malta Vita HE ba The m ot the eres gp Bey ee fort as well as to health Avondale Old Style Molasses, b ° eo Postum Cereal "Oe muastictans the world t r the Fashion, however, » {s more potent with ys than elty ordi. | Vextra Chatee Dried Prunes Nove tuch Mince, 10 wine monica — ; veg wy to the arge acarm onnn @ quality brown a, 7 + ng wd + ances, is baginaing to favor the short skirt, and the modest wom- | ¥ ota Se west gnocensfel repr ot tely priced an is discarding the trail for street wee | bien Vieter Records in the we: is i 28 to ged to note the disposition of American women in the WE HAVE QUOTED TODAY BUT A FEW OF THE BARGAINE WHICH THIS OLD BARN HOLDS. AFTER ALL ITS A TEMPT the Victor Talking Machine, The pay spat ; | ING BPOT LE VAYS; 1 T. T OF P N PRE 1 creda ase of street gowns to follow the fashion wet in Germany rather |p NG SPOT LEASTWAYS; IT BRINGS A LOT OF PROPLE HERE DAILY, AND THAT'S WHY WE'RE ws ii dane wes al ores ] than in Parts ‘The drageing skirt most go. * recorda may be FORCED TO EXPAND THE STORE THAT CROWDS THE REST MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. chines and othe: n the Vi Pacific Coast Distributors of the Victor sry” Night School Ti Ves, Mi Summer OLLEGE Nice Cool Rooms Wah Yes Seachaen SiN Wl ify Leatlle SAMES & SECOND Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Unton Ue'’s Rellable Credit! House.” A Real Get Bargain me GA Posted Spot UNIVERSAL RANGE Here Old Country Linens. 711 Qnd Ave. Seattle San Francisco, Cal Tacoma, Wash Oakland, Cal Sherman, Clay & Co. 711 Second Ave, Seattle. Hamilton Brown Shoes.