The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1907, Page 12

‘The pleture was taken on viet of teher, eTANFORD CREW | MOORISH KING | ON LAKE TODAY the © Hngiion vr | TICKETS FOR HIGH SCHOOL } ANNUAL SELLING offictale te HOW THE SULTAN stems A ALONGSIDR OF A BRITON, © We mtanfort crew tn charge of | the Yetesmn conch, pas ps A | 4 foday commenced training for the | Ne hae with the University of | } Of the 1,300 tlokets for the high | Washington crew dated for June} school annual, “Sealth,” which | Lat th the exception of Co-/ | were put on sale last Wednesday | x nant a mentee Sere -y Pad noon, 1,200 have already been sold ‘ condition and e ® i pH work should be able to give maenith’ te Deh ot Wye Cond i & good account of themesives. The Ora en the. Ba Fa Mn if arty from the south consista of emree Pin’ Murphy, coach; FF. Zimmer: | | shoot life. } i man, captain; AN. Cole, J. Fit | | ‘The editorial work of this year's ? ting, A. B. Schutts, Ro HW. Conant | issue fe in the hands of Charlies | : R Reynolds, C Wondries, LR Milllce and Margaret Cory; the! Gay J. C. Huston, H. P. Patrick business end Is handled by Waiter ' and Coxewain FW. Turner. Stoll, “Sealth will be ready for | y st or abo’ e i SENATOR CARTER HERE, meme. some United States Senator Thomas H NOME FLEET GROWS. Carter, of Montana, is in Seattle from Helena, While here strietly | The Nome season this year wil! on @ business trip, he bas taken seo eighteen large steamers on: | enough time to |o over the places gaged with a total capacity of 46 Of taterest in the city as well as| |$00 tons. This is fully one third A the macy improvements betng | in excess of last season's capacity f, gnade. | but the giant strides in the devel fi opment of Alaska warrants the ex i DENIED NEW TRIAL, pansion and it is felt that the feet A will have tts carrying powers tared “ Judge Hanford, of the federal ? wourt, has denied the motion of O.| LORD CASTLETON AND THE CLERKS WILL DANCE } M. Smith, of Tacoma a new SULTAN : 4] trial, Smith fe a prominent mer The local Retail Clerks’ union ts ebant of that city and was convict planning an entertainment and bal! \ ed of buying government goods . for Tuesday evening, May 28, at | from a soldier, Sentence will be * hie height and| Labor temple. Upwards of 1,000 { passed next Monda: bulld compared with « etx-foot Brit. | tekets have been sold } : + ceo . K DECORATION Ml THURSDAY NOW RBADY, HERD G6—SALES IV THE GARMENT STORE—6 Share tn the extraordinary bargains that this department off Erery garment ts of newest style, beautifully made by competent neediewomen and of generous proportions. The savings are worth coming for—tomorrow $1.25 Day AGS AND BUNTING q q 4 Mandsome Lawn Kimonos: Anniversary Price ....~ 2Piece House Dresses, Anniversary Price Short or long lengtha, all new, Such as you might expect to handsome patterns fn fine lawn. buy at $1.50 or $1.75; of gray beautifully trimmed. Regular and white stripes; also black joe $1.25; not less, and excel and white shepherd heckas, ox jomt value at that, tra full skirt and waist neatly eiiren, made, and fast colors Anniversary Price $1.25 2 Plece House Oresses, $I 75 Anniversary Price . All natural color, neatly plait Pretty Shepherd Check Wash e@ sides and front and inverted Suite, of best percales, tn black Rack; pleats headed at bip with and white, with tallor-plaited two self straps, forming yoke; walet, tacked and deep come tn all sizes Duttoned cuffs. platted skirt and neat girdle, Extra value New Crash Skirts, Anniversary Price . Td Skirts of pe 8% kadot duck, Nurses’ Suite, Anniversary Price $1.98 Never sold under $2.25. Made oe block end navy, with white of the best striped chambray in ia 3 some cluster plaited, oth- tion blue, gray and white + era trimmed with rows of white tiae and cuffs, plaited wash braid. All good $1.25 val ves, walat sizes come in one plece and all AW hisper for Men's Ears Bf The word scems to have gone around that for Style te as Indefinable as the sunset Tt tee 1 and ove are sometimes in the cut of » lapel, often in the t Without fault. Years ago the news went forth skirt of a coat; again im the binding ft Matters that for allwoo! fabrics and thorough tailor shout Ike a butterfly and lghte—thie year on Bon Marche clothes, Whatever it ls sure enough See for yourself. OVERCOATS, $15.00 TO $25.00. werk, the clothing here produced is without it te HERE MN SUITS, $15.00 TO $25.00. ae ~ > a A) if tty Wash Frocks Such Pretty ash Frocks a ) | Not tke everybody's! Makers tell us we're the worst people to change ' Shapes everybody in the country accept withowt question ofueed he : | not look round-shouldered or otherwise out of proportion. Splendid variety to select from. Scores i * amd scores of schoo! frocks and almost as many “best” ones ‘ Plaids head P ‘ b r ; ‘ ead the procession o ned with plain colors a : epftain and good ss can be. or with big w turnovers and collare and cuffs. In fact, we member the time when there's been such « variety of pretty styles here. Sizes 6 to years Prices, T5e¢ '© $10.50. aT $1.25 — Girls’ Wash | AT 82.98—Buster Brown aT $3.50 Sallor Suits | Dresses, made of plain ging rhen;: side 60 plate ‘chen made of biack and white ; ham, colors oxbicod and shepherd check French ging ua b Pg fanaa aA ton bray, light and dark biue, ham, co! and cuffe trim ; louse fro ao 4 ; Smet Pee bro and Dutch sock, three-quarter sll amy Sie lye ny : coll Hack and white b the { cuffs trimmed with face; sieeve, trimmed with fancy pocket tn ble white i zines 4 to 14 years. wash braid; sites 4 to 12 shield and tie; sizes 6 to - i“ | DAT 81,50—Mace blue years AT $5.50—Satlor Suit, made ' and white shepherd hee ke, AT 5O-Made of f pure linen, colors biue full blouse front, two box $2. and white: large pleats, front and back trim cheched gingham, three rows of 4 : med with bias folds of front, large ¢ ot ombr uidered em aa Been and wash buttons, full — match pre, trimmed (0 maton: : skirt; sizes 4 to 14 airt; sizes 6 ‘ od skirt; eises 6 to 14 Washable Hats for Children 79 ‘i - oA : We're ready with the largest line of Children’s Washable Headwear to be found tn Seattle Of white duck, linen, crash or pique, In an enormous variety of shapes 20¢ $5.00 AT 20e@—Children's Pique aT 8 Wash AT $1.50—Littie Cherub i oo waite @ Washable Hat, can be taken . Wash Hat, button on crown Ha ¥ och, Tom apart te Ai, ont pedo a ° string, scalloped edge, lawn handkerchief; made of fine ‘ ial sash wn, trimmed with embroid : AT GO¢—Chiltren's Pique nat Wash Hat, scalloped edge AT $1.25-—-White Pique | AT 91.95—1 Cherut ra; | Wash Hat, scalloped edge. Washable Hat, made of fine : circled button on Siiee' eft Miiiae entuin, toed Swiss embroidery, hand a | a namter crown, bia somely trimmed with fine ; crown and lawn ties velvet ribbon sash qualitygpf Val. lace. i Pon » * . S . kK kk | Dres nens rstummer Frocks fo evest sence tc for Linen 8 Walete and sen. White and Gale Sesentie we 4 me other ¢ ka to see where found that we stand head and eh k You may prove this to your own sat isfaction tn any { these goods we —— At wide, 91.00 « yard akes etamine of F ave, dainty cree hew wide At 2he » yard 00 1 dress linens, al on line or open 40 Inches wide want o4 she The = yard ard wide @ eplendia sof on bri At B50 « yara—! Irish Handke t Roya 4 weight ohesr ° en waisting, sun bleached Holl . rae u } J i _— { bd) } THE SEATTLE STAR-TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1007. new HIT OF MOTOR IT IN BREIN, A MOTOR HEARSE (Heattic Star's Baclestve Service.) HERIAN, May 21.—The first motor hearse has made its app: met the approval of th ' wlerity hearee does pot soe enough to require @ horn to warn pedestrians ATTACKED BY THUG, Mra ay near Returning from the theater Ida Foran, of 2011 Bixteenth was assaulted by a ruffian the corner of Fourteenth av. and Hii at, at it o'clock last night Alarmed by Mra. Foran’s screams her assailant, after making an un successful attempt to snatch her puree, fed APPLICATIONS FOR BRIDGE PERMITS IN ORDER Notice was received from the war department at Washington yester day afternoon that applications from fe railroads, street railwaya, and from the clty ould be now received for permite to erect per manent bridges over the govern ment canal in the northern part of the city All old structures are to be down by July 1, 1908, a little over a year hence New joint city and street car bridges will have to be erected at Latona and Fremon COMPETE WITH TRAING The great speed developed by the . mer President has suggested that if the Governor, to be launched shortly, is as speedy as the Prosi dent the Pacific Coast com nt as fant Beattie be able to make the railroads between Frisco APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED. Prederick M. Padetford, professor at the state university, was last sight confirmed by the council ae Nbrary commissioner, He was ap inted by Mayor Moore ago, but the appoint immediately acted ounel) ONE DOLLAR 1S. ITY-PIVE CENTS BIG DEALER, BIGGER SALES— CONSEQUENTLY BIGGER BUYING POWER, SETTER LINE—THINGS THAT MAKE THE SMALL OBALER NERV ous. With buying power which #1 abies us to place a piano in your me at equa aod tn several to stances at tees than the small deal ors om ef necessity pay at the be wonde stores bark 5 power a sound sane, logical reeuit placing oT ders tor rumente bundred te yee sand lote—and the Johnston way of paying cash SPOT CASH, on all orde An article which sells at 10 cents usally sat One Dollar per dos en. Buy the article singly and it comes to One Dollar ¥ Cents the dozen See te CONCENTRA 1 make a fF it follow that pianos tn TRAINLOAL joing away the selling duction propor then. the manufacturer of ing an order f instruments (thus cent. of ¥ 90 per cont) would allow ar tlonately as grea And again great that the ts benefit it not we choos receiving reductior may, tf petitor ae king rather whose fi his eceaaitates small lote also. are affected rosperous condition that the Pioneer Piano House at such favorable prices en ables us to make terme which small dealer afford entertain THE PIONEER PIANO HOUSE NOT ONLY ACTUALI GIVES YOU $146 FOR EACH DOLLAR INVESTED, BUT IN ADDITION GIVES YOU TERMS WHICH ARE BOUND TO SUIT YOU--RBASON YOU MAKE THEM YOURSELF Remember the line, also. The Chickering, the Kimball, the Ho bart M. Cable, the Schumann, the Metrostyle Pianola and Pianola and many other of the wor standards, The prices « right—the * will the of Highest fir ghent in uying The The same p permite the to mid not Piano, auit the He me to Quality 1 ‘our choice in the s ae 2 nd avenue, B tiding ‘AUTO HEARSE! Thi fall because assortments are probab! Covering Seetion possible by recent arrivals, among which are the following ROYAL WILTON CARPET SAMPLES, BUNDHAR WILTON CARPETING, BIGELOW AXMINSTER CARPETING, FRENOH WILTON RUGS, Cres,” the fabric and inviting, at the same time selling at reasonable prices x12 Rugs, $12.00. We Lead in Silk Petticoats “ leader in Milk Bection vantage of our Pettiooatse at $6.06 iteelf be assurance of the merit of the Iie bot we also know how un } it to for Petticoats of such quail ty to be offered at 85.0 from the fact that ufacturers, tro purchased the last ehipr have advised that they can any mo at the Beattic Agency the Gurney Refriger. ator, for city council's docket last night were put over to Jupe MINISTER DIES This bunches all the petitions (tae Special Geuvies) that have come in from that com Mor VERNON, Me Rev. pany for vacation of Sener Sh, eee eee ee uppowed that they pee meg ee Boe Jed on that date adwal de ' . SURGEON FOR OMAHA Dr. J. & Judah nas been ap oral will take place Wed nointed by Dr. J. C. Moore of this orning at 10 o clock from city as surgeon for the Chicago, en eee ware | Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad com a Bishop F. ¥ > tractors In the state of Washington. ~~ © tfiriate After the He will be Dr. Moore's assistant Hroh Fites at the @reve the Grand and will arrive from his home tn Army burtal ritual will be read Indianapolis in a few days He ts brother of W. B. Judah of this city SHIPMENT OF ANTIMONY, Columbia st TO FORM UNION PH Newberry, who together with & C. Rose in the owner of a t of claims tn the Okanogan The registered drug clerks of Se count a in this city yes attic are preparing to organize a day with a eh t of anti union The | Labor Councti mony, which he intends to have has been advising the clerks re asenyed here and then ship to garding the matter and a meeting Swansea, Wales, for treatment will be May 24 for the pur pose ing an organization VACATIONS PUT OVER. Mc in the city have signified thetr in tention of jotning the unton. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY hree More proposed vacations tn favor ransoontinental rains Daily © Eastern erritory The NORTH COAST LIMITED Is Your Friend A palace on wheels. Every car in the train ts of the very best ar atest pattern that the most experienced builders can f nish iT COSTS NO MORE WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST? Every modern comfort furnished you while you travel across the continent rough the thriving cities and villages, magnif cent and var 1 scer y Write for descriptive booklet, It will be mailed postage paid STOPOVER CAN BE MADE AT LIVINGSTON ON ANY KIND OR CLASS OF TICKET TO VisiT YELLOWSTONE PARK Park « per June 10th to Sep h J. 0, M’MULLEN, G. PL A A. TINLING, G. A Seattle, Wash Seattic, Wash } Or A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. PLA Portland, Oregon ot the Union Pacific were on the! but of 601 ighty registeted clerks Women's Sults, Gowns, Walsts, Corsets, Gloves—FREDERICH & NELSON, Incs—stere Opens 6:30 a, m., Closes 6:a9 “Under One Roof — Everything to Furnish the Home Complete.”’ Lots of Bright New Floor Coverings at Store If you have deferred buying Spring Floor Coverings and feel that it will be wise to let the matter go over uni r broken by this time, You will be agreeably surprised to note the full assortments of popular qualities and patterns, BUNDHAR WILTON RUGS, WILTON VELVET RUGS, we would suggest that you visit VELVET RUGS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, “OREX'’ RUGS AND MATTING, And while we are on the subject, let us say & special word about “Crex” Rouge and Matting, because of their « is woven from the pure, clean grass of the Western prairies, in a manner that The Matting will cost you 650 a yard; 6x9 Rugs, : : Hosiery and Knit Underwear This division is winning the reputation of baving goog | chandise and selling it at figures much in favor of the a A Hosiery special ts quoted for tomorrow, below which am of Knit Underwear at regular prices. a few hints | Women’s Hose, These Hose are made 1 sheer i with effects. le tac umbrella Drawers, ace pattern, extra 3 three for ..9100 weneck, — sleeveless, r cotton | ¥ . with shaped round yoke, hand rochet finish Swine hand-crochet yokes, each 5 Hele or mercerts: s yoke of fine “Libertas” Alcohol Stove 25¢ This is 4 new Alcohol Stove which produces its Is just the thing to take nic trips, as ft heats more quickly than any other stove kind and t# inexpensive to operate. Being wickiess, & needs rewicking and consequently never gets out of order, brass, fitted in fron frame, which is vaporizing the aicohol is made of solid riveted heat | morrow and Thursd: Folding a handy Fold) hen all of th cold-rolled steel, nicely japanned are light and strong. and Thursday M. O. AT FRISCO (Seripps Telegraph Service.) SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.~This ty ix to attempt municipal owner whip s smaili scale, The Geary nireet railway will be taken over and the city council will appropriate $200, G0 for the first move. The road wil: hanged 0 cable trie TRIES TO TAKE HIS LIFE (Sertpps Telegraph Service.) WASHINGTON, May -Word has been received from Guantanamo that Eneign Hrisbin of steamship Tacoma shot himself yesterday and his condition is serious. The en sign ts the officer who was ashore with the sailors when the recent trouble between the sailors and the police arose over which there has been ordered an investigation SITES FOR HOME Miss Alice Lord, business agent for the Waitresses’ union, has an- nounced that several sites for the proposed home for waitresses hav been offered. One of them came from M. F. Jones of Ravenna and another from a resident near Au burn Well-to-do people either save or inherit their money. Your Inheritance? Make sure of We will it by saving help you We Pay 4°/o Interest on Savings Accounts | Branches, Ballard, Restos, | Georgctens President. ler. || dames D. Hoy NB Soiner DIRECTORS Ferdinand Schmit D. Lew man, Emanu enderg, A k, Edward KR Dunn H. Bebb, James D! Hoge, N. B. Soiner | Union Sayings & Trust Co, ond Avenue and Cherry ae Widg., Senttle, We Cor “a, H for Ala Db Agente aren Special Two Pairs for mercerized zephyr, gauze Heel and toe are spliced. Regular price 26c a pair; special for tomorrow, two no joints to come unsoldered from Is emokeless, odorless and easy to operate. ug Dr yer, eight arms are in use, Bracket | arme are made of hard The spec Ki rick & Nelaon’s It $6.00; 6x10 Rugs, @ plenty of wear, Come in ola relia tight tops, lise with extra chon lace (nmmings pair Low-neck, sleevelens Suite tn umbrelia style, or hand- finished per Sarment . the effects having sixteen feet of fal price is effective TO HELP NO The friends of F. Y. Seattle postoffice clerk arrested for taking money mails, are considering by they can secure him. Nolce arraigned before Jadge Monday. The court 4 rentence upon Noice of the week. Sheet Musk 15¢ Antonio, Honey Boy. Clover Blossoma, Cheer Up, Mary. e Flowers Been Molly, Dear. San Fun Twinkly Star. Ive Said My Last Parewsiy ; SN SSS Bweet Potatoce-—Rag Meet Me Down at the G Old Heldelbers. ‘ Alice, Where Art Thee @s Ain't You Coming New Hampshire, CLINE'S PIANO ii 1406 SECOND SS y wad 12) ‘Time card subject without settee, v BY, Jn, Aste > talons, Stock PRIVATE Will Main 27% ne