The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1907, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, MAY 13, 1907. r HOUOR FLOWS IN Fees "3 feats! at's’ SWEET SINGER OF BUFFALO PROCLAIMS _ TELEGRAPH BRIEFS ple to look at Ba Sp ie THEODORE AN ARCHANGEL, IN VERSE) wvessissicisoavrnsn its sey tat i | educated suffictentiy in an artiatic} DENVER, May 18.--Next Wednes way to appreciate art In the nude | / Art ae the masters expressed {t-—#o . r federal grand jury witli be| onympt1a, May 18—About # ' MANY statues now appear with drap i ‘ ate the isnd | 996,900 appropriated by the lant lem | (Sentile Starts Dxctustve Servier) ) h it 18 @l- | seisture will be spent soon in mak fF completely unnerved him, « "% | ashen, Andrew Carneate announce WABHINOTON, D. ©, May 9 on in thi#| ing improvements on various of OM — od hie intention to en . ‘ are otate’s buildings tig 6 ceuntertable skin full. When etitute here, Direct The universal chor of pralne by - OF SUNDAY ORINKERS the Flyer ched Tacoma they the fine arte departe which President Roosevelt calls Woman Shoots Winteter : were «ttl! hanging on the bar, They through al Palit ‘ ome CARLIGLE ie May it.--Miss INSUL D WOMEN gpenos ENTIRE DAY! didn't Jump off at the City of Des | of the old world frou alt nog tone of the country ex ja SRL,” ess ee: ae TE , « copt Wall at, has at last found poet Richards t je door late Batur N THE FLYER, tiny wharf. They waited patiently | ,); ' ar his « atu TRAVELING © for the elyer to again put to sea! Dir , fo expression. An ¢ has been night and shot him, and he ¢ TRONIZING BAR — ALL and the good old juice to flow once | p written sounding his virtues. In it “ " ** ™ more pow ee tb nap t ne ae prime t met A * t ound STEAMERS CARRY When the Flyer nosed into the | oben _ een ; p ane yi hae he , or sn bag 4d . pier at Beattie for the last time last - e—and the verses modestly ° ; ng gee PORT TOWNSEND, May 12 ; OsING LAW DODGERS night six beenecaked 2 fe a y ‘ » him as an archange ; m that | Two soldiers were arrested Bain | ‘ = ‘. arose uetantly from their chairs, ang ep « ite . The al manusertpt of this the @ had betrayed t day night for insulting women and tore themselves away from the lure | be loud tn their proteste amainat al- | poetic tr ihe, or the be he mn Senied before he died. are now in jatl waiting trial for the gine quthorities have an [dea and ster & staggering journey owing the statues exhibition ye - : . oftense, The men, whose names are Geattie’s “lost nerves” « home Draperies for the f e were at |!@ Ontitied “Barham Bea has Ulles Terry tends Thaske. Corporal Watts and Private Me » | @runkar< to Th yer episode had numerous t ted to the pres tit LONI May i2—Kilen Terry|aith, belong to Fort Worden and eee trom the stucf that om para yesterday, Every boat hand binding, and the arrived here last *r- | came here to celebrate pay day and | Hepat lite to them for & sing thet atarted away from Seattle was t © ime began by insulting three respectable | a sre mistaken primed w one and loaded with cae hoy ladies on the principal business of legislation ike mea who knew what they were go pong g gpd an ee street here, Mayor D. H. Hill, whe } ieeies Jaw can stop the “per petual” ing to get. Hundreae of men t marrues St knows the ladies, was near at the | g@ starts out to get a drink, to the boats yesterday as easily time and overheard the insulting } the Tacoma steamer Flyer those same hundreds took to drink Wil Not Stop Riebe remarks of the soldiers and imme | fe Fiver dock early yest erday F.< ng dar reoma are the only | ™urring et DE eR, Ma Henry | diately called an officer. whe ' @bout-six of the old birds boose dispensaries now doing bual-| Shige ~"" ” 7 A. Buchtel w t stop the fight | promptly placed the men under ar fm the steamer bar and ness in King or Pierce counties on The work of eiteration was done Ma i sand Jimmy | rest ’ They * were intent upon get. Sunday *o skillfully that the os " yard t . May 21, as ; server would not nottee Py he was ented fo by the Stricken at the UPtane. 2 figures had been tampere but ristian Citizenship Unior ABERDEEN, Ma the lear ropean @ue t Carter, one ef the NUDE ART NOT ALLOWED 10 pr eernode pv exereh -~ ” agg one: eee Jad aon on wit) H , : . / , | Was aelned with » ; mented freely m the @ ‘ tledown Adrift,” « story of JULIA DITTO YOUNG, THE BUFFALO POET PANAMA ane 1 ple 6 pit ne a Niagara, and “Black ¥ f the atten tata ate A,B. tong Be ft | “MARKETS _ In “Barham Beach,” which te alsc SOME EXTRACTS FROM JULIA DITTO YOUNG'S POEM ON attempting to call « trike have orrhage, which x an opermion | pt a entitled “A st 5 iauicondginn cress eneeenn ROOSEVELT oft necensary __ 4 tw oo pathendom all a far againeat which heod trove, . ~ enooanent . mEprOoNoN x The receipts of strawberries were an effort te made astlee to Se prion > Draaiesl waren Saat ieee be ik anew | Trying for Keconetiiation TEA i —e . mare this morging & Western eee * strenuous No Hindoo mother’s sacrifice of blood of her very blood } VELAND, Ma Both fac 3 ‘ ey he price bi ot changed on the | endeavors of President R And bone of her bone and life of her life to the Gange’s turbulent | ¢ w atte to ree There nothing that California shipmente. The home| Mre Young tn presenting Bond | 1 Foraker for the peace lit both P grown berries are expected § this president the ortigis But ever he sought to rescue and react from the Jugger f the republt party. Both Tat, COSts so little, both mogey e three care of hae explained it w and Foraker state that the attempt and work, and that goes week. There w aut wheel bananas and two cars of Minnesota | Years ago, when Th aa * The be o4 and dwarfed and , 4a cer r if : . pews ol dy Hap: Fo Ago 8 ga Bab Ror The . 1a tw a j A motel so far if it has the chance. The poultry ts somewhat improv. | the city of New York Pe Agr ne the betén off the vaveneds viver of ot a epaa uke sae ae Your grocer returns your mane ed owing to reports that t But Mra Your Ofter eo Womet's orm trow another {1 leather of Clyas Wilsos mm, i¢ t ike Behilling’¢ Hest be a large number of spring chick- | time of his work And oa espad tom te ba yyy he Neos, we ba me ens ready for the market in a short at polit! anal | time Kon, and fe ‘The tender and innocent children, or snatched from a stok “aa, rae x i The hay market, which advanced about Bome creature that acarce had force for thanks, that scarce grein (“TRY MeCARTHY'S FIRST.” |— | Inst week, is now ty. Reports that the rain of last week will tn sure a good crop this summer has been the cause to the genera Home grown vegetables are all ‘here are what might | that can be obtal: now, the qual ™/S0r poems which may [ity being good and the quantity fn the text Just as ia man, fo long bh een since he sly breathed and upright shouted se Sinaia Goods Bargatil No, Theodore felt that a man was Merely to save his soul and creep ow He would leave bis soul and the « ~ ft and mind into the desperate raid || BEST GINGHAMB, 7¢ a yard—Fine Quality Lancaster epics. anee of groun aca mt from Tenn yac or Scott's “Lady of the And fling himself body and On behalf of his wretched k disint 4 mob, j and Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, in blue and white and And be one with them, of them an fi ry his heart's last | - cor bite ing Bey brown and white checks. The unfadeable, long-wearing Disinherited, yes.—of fortune, of hapy repose kinds. Ten yards to a purchaser, Tuesday, Of Uberty, even Hfe, all but life's st oe fod a yard ; DR. MARTIN WILL OLD SETTLER MEETING 12\,¢ WASHABLE BATISTE, 8'\)¢—A reat collection of new 1907 designs, in washable printed batiste—sprays, GO TO NEW YORK |, yo«!"otts nl Berviee.) END, May Camp Old Bet stripes and small figures—all guaranteed fast colors; ited INSTITOTE HALL OF STATUARY 2 eves n the off regular price 12\c a yard; special 8 I a ee of THE VENUS OF MILO IN FORRGROEND. - “44 Dr. A. W. Martin, pastor of the « K arrank at. i ¢ ie on iateiiée ion tye, Mpanich sneli peaneta, 0 First Free church of Be nan | 92 be b Sequin ; : 1 . fr ‘ the 3 eee: oe s9 ure. The Old Set 12\,¢ PERCALES AT Li¢ A YARD—(Good 34-inch Dark . ante « ence Called Off. formally resigned and wil) associate nvited * ’ aster May ston nye get Navy and Cadet Blue Percales, guaranteed fast colors; trestess ef the the eculptere..mamerplecss of the Gene Harding Bat. Simself with the work of the Eth { their i. letter throug cal Calfure “society tn New York iatter wilt go none better for wear. Regular price 12% _ f Chairman under Dr. Pelix Adler. its founder de there y on & specially a b yard; & apecial Tosiday at only C | bartered ste: Dr. Martin will assume bis duties . \|— ; ‘ . a. Ss lecturer for the society ear t Tee B " » will end with the summ reing 7 Pree Die states = Be One ae The ahiletes ee ceeneathee oren | a kes iaitee toler, pon ||. Teee weak: ah a | BRAID, 17¢. - yesterday accepted t- the church tight stomals Blouses, im pretty blue chalcites mene stripes, bdleck and white Most largely used for trimming. } : os checks, plain blues and tans; | = 4 quarter-inch braid in 18 tg J sizes 3 to 12 years: made of { yard bolts, and in every < i good quality pereales; fast wauted célet, Thin ‘ion colors and splendidly satis weal ecutashe tent nue an factory waists that sell oy aig ad m oe ularly at 25¢ 8 t. For ie 2 oot ‘ *; erywhere at @8¢ each. Now Tuesday the one day only ‘ eee Wt eek, m sale at only 43e¢ the special price will be. for nes ter * i 3 woud . 50c NECKTIES AT not more than fix bolts to a purchaser, a bolt ive 25¢. aia THIS EXTRAOROINARY LIST OF PRICES CUT TO OMITHEREENS 35c ALLOVER NET, WH Couch Covers 61.05 Scotch Net Curtains Men's Plain and Fancy Color } WM Couch Covers od Neckties, mostly new style 16¢. WH Couch Covers four-in-hands, that sell reg | — PI Couch Covers ularly at 50c each; just be Allover Brunsels’ Net, pare tM Conch Covers suse We are closing out o ; white and 27 inches in width $M Couch Covers Men's Furnishing Depart } the kind so much 4 for BN Couch Cove: 81.85 ment, on sale tomorrow and { making net ste |= and “ OM Couch Covers ard BR¢ they last at only 25¢ { gowns. Regular prices are ireet Couch © x, yard 30e } 39c and 36c a yard. For “ Couch Covers Robe S2.10 39° STATIONERY, Taceday the price will be be Couch Covers Robe ...93.90 || ,Resm Mo ee ane } duced to only, a yard .. 16¢ $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00 Silk Madras ¢ sine $2.25 Fifty Sheets of Paper and F encene, ee meee oe White Point de Paris Laceejjin i stationery contained in the | es. Beautiful patterns. Pyery ‘ 3 ordi » Our ree ? r ort 0 fou of ge i t Bowls, § ine tor rdinary 25¢ box. Ou } yard worth 1 Your choice i = My yore 5 ue “ alar price ts Sc, but as a | Tuesday, while it lasts, at i w Special ¢ wi, & inches ¢ you weeld. have. comfort > "se we - great special for Tuesday the } a PPM Large Cut Bowl, 10 Inches, for : , 5 a es bauer price will be only 25e } only whe 0 Rajan Cut Bowl. § to and satisfaction tm old age, you j : ae ver. nal Cut Got set of 6 must prepare NOW 4 ‘ 4 ; 4 { MAIN IS : MH Pandursr Water Pitchers There t wa : 5. JORS TOM a iy BLM or $12.00 F Shape Cut Nappies, 9 inch, f Se ‘ eden! i : ok 2 1 | m3 AM Bergen Cut Vane, 18 ' j macnn ; ; ntbecatlotes oo0et, MM Cat Spoon Trays es SA OA be. pe pr Ret SY > se aTTLES RELIABLE Store i AM Cot Champas ; tanses tor ies ; ears We Pay 4°/c Inter est SECOND AVENUE setween PIKE anv PINE ; panier tan: : a Sayings Accounts ned Some Furniture Bargains — bigs Wf Green and sabe James D. Hoge, President ae et err The Bank for Savings Capital $400,000, Fully Pald aI Today and Tomorrow Only "Pan heat a : | red Aud be 4 co. NB. bo or | Cent. Cent. att Century Furniture Union Savings & : | iver pe ae Ss eee il tat ih Nn en Oe sures Securest ® W Company Trust Co. SEATTLE’S NEW TEMPLE OF MUSIC NEARING COMPLETION . , s., Hoge Bide le ' SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY Agents for Alaska anking ' Corner Secend and Soring SRE, Sate Doves : Corner Firat Avenue and University Street. Opposite Pestotttc