The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1907, Page 8

FOUR OR MORE CHILDREN IN EACH AMERICAN FAMILY, 4 Roosevelt, In a rerent | “The greatest problem of civill-; vention of child-bearing, for every | THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1907. LONGWORTH'S COMING WEST Wowen’s Suits, Gowns, Waists, Corsets, Gloves---FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.---Store Opens 6:30 a. m., Clases 5 “Under One Roof~Everything to Furnish the Home Complete.” Tailored Suits at Half Price Buying was heavy today, but excellent assortments are still in evidence. The styles jn this stock, also the materials and color effects, are so good that satisfactory selections ‘an be made up to the end of the sale. Regular prices range from $25.00 to $87.59 yy | i 0 p.m. | (Scripps Telegraph Service.) | WASHINGTON, June 19.--Con |gresaman and Mre. Nicholas Long | werth today completed preparations | for their summer vacation trip, which will be spent in Yellowstone }park and Hawall, They will be gone several months, The exe. sion through the national park w » made on horseback. A cotta, Handsome Garments for Women and Misses Go Ata Sacrifice in Order to Make Room for Summer Dresses lon the Hawatian seashore, ne Honolulu, base been engaged by th ‘ . ‘ ‘ | eeaigentusaoetedaw: whew During this sale they are cut just in half, japend & month on the twlands, We Can Allow No Approvals, No Exc Hold Any of These Garments for gee Nor Can We Futu © Delivery, AN EXTRA CHARGE OF $200 WILL BE MADE FOR ALTE IATIONS. Albert Shaw, editor of tation is to be found In the fact form of grom# and shallow selfieh we, made seme that the welltodo families tend to ness of the kind that Is really the ~~ na - die out; there results, in conse: | deepest reflection on, the deepest le ; a8 : z . x quence, a tendency to the elimina- | discredit to American social life 25 Feet Lawn Hose ; Hardwood Hose Reel jg7/-Piece China Berry | Inlaid Linoleum at Special Prices Tomo ton instead of the wurvival of the| "It fs a simple mathematl al $1.95 Sp'l Tomorrow 75¢ Set Special 68 rrow position that, where the aver . ? There are eight patterss for you to onal fittest prepomition * 4 * " This Hose Reel is fot consists of one ht | us for you m. Ame weous Idea fo Aesuse “ft fe wot the very poor, it te not | ese family that has children af | A good grade of %- f niade of hardwood, }%inech Berry Bowl} 8f@ granite, tile, parquet and wood pind d we Ame o- \gnorant people with large families, | "42 cnly three, the rece at cate | inch, rubber lined, can-) of finished and is} and six Goch Ind appropriate for the kitchen, pantry pectalty reer number of by minishes in numbers, and if the { i { vid Dist Mad Ty oath rm who tend to read b articles in| imine is uot checked tt will] vaa covered Hose, } equipped with device { vidual Dishes ade Tomorrow priced as follows Followtos e extracts from | magazines like the Review of Ro) Joi) Completely—-in other words a ‘ P lete with coups (' * the hose } of & good grade Ha Regular $1.16 #q. yd., special ri the prestteat’s letter) views; it is the upper class people | Ais) Some Kon | id aie te from unwinding after { Varian china, daintil acsder SLD oa On ape ihe aq. 94, “ - who already are reached and cor-| ‘ere will ress SESeNee ,, LACK OF BRICK TIES UP THIR ne a mor ) it haw been reeled on, } decorated in small) py, py Fn ghee i 900 aq. 4. The vital statlation of a state/ "ho slnmedy tte vchings Not only the healthiest, but the row Will hold from fifty } rose design. Special ar na. yd, wpe $1.05 04 ya lke Massachusetts show that there |UPted Dy Buch teaching relations in life are those) AV. PAVING, AND OFFICIALS $1.95 to one hundred fect } for tomorrow, a set Regular $1.60 sq, y¢., sp V6 a ye the average native American fam-! “Our people could still exist un- man and the woman united : Pb bs of hose 10¢ per square yard extra when we lay 1t ily of native American descent has der all kinds of tniquities in gov-/on a basis of full and mutually re ARE WORRIED. . ) 75c 68c ’ — 7 J eo few children that the birth rate ernment; under a debased cur-/speeting partnership and wise com os : eS ose CoE senate — - has fallen below the death rate. j|rency, under official corruption,|panionship in loving and perma Book Case Specials Tomorrow: $15.00 Book Case Special $9.65 ’ The writer's statement that | under the rule of a socialistic pro-| nent wedlock, If, through no fault) A yoleano in slumbering in the eit a ei a R IDIN SET TEE ‘physical defects go hand tn hand | let or @ Wealthy oligarchy, All| of theira, they have no childret | minds of some of the city off ‘ ‘ha oe me , rhe t quarter sawed finished ge nm and with a large number of children, | these things would be bad for ua,|they are entitled to our deepest over the lack of progre By leche the kee kde ae eee wine One Boyer’s Gliding Bet both in the rich and the poor,’ is but the country would still exist./aympathy, If they refuse to bave/on Third ay, and it ts likely laahan.” aaiaed dane eit aor . measures 49 $9 65 tee is well wade, hay For Porch, Lawn simply not true, as he could tell at But {t could not continue to exist/chiidren sufficient in number to/plode at any moment. Everything dk s yeeee VS special tomorrow . lag ne | compen a glance by looking up, for in- if it paid heed to the expressed or/ mean that the fr es forward seems to be hung up again over P } parts to get out of or Camp Use etance, the fact that athletes are {implied teachings of such articles|and not back, if they refuse to|the failure to get the necessary $21.00 Book Case Special $13.45 } sr, ane bo eaatly mes most apt to be found in falr-wized|ae this, These teachings furnish | bring them up healthy in body and | brick om tt «round to finteh laying Bolid oak Book © front quar od from one location families. excuses for every wonatural pre-'mind, then they are criminals.” the pavement. | tereawed, fiaiched molten polish i. nithes Gam: te | Laas .. x at Pe geareoov FB oew ed; has four adjustable shelves; is ( used around the house 7 sore snd there, With wapaved. por- 0% laches wise (aches Bigh } part Of Che time and pt 8 and two doo Regular } taken out to camp, or y, tions alternating. The same thing price $21.00 the summer home Lit iP ara ta the oan =a ; special Lomorrow $13.45 whenever you wish | ona to noes the ovens (ui cota ~ Hy removing @ section ‘ an kind of shape tm time for the C ° $31.00 Book Case Special $18.95 ref toot —y and rs: ZA hp Y/ |B convention, but he does not : folld oak Book Case, front quar $ down between the o, ttt? i Iknow how he ls going to accom r terwawed, finished golden and pol seats, the backs can ee —— = ‘“ pliah It. The contractors blame the iti nany Gas theres we ute, tb = = Denny Renton Clay company sidate, enah oun bo adjusted to any A small hand rested upon hie aa BSB, GES ORPTS ming @ bed or hammock, as desired BALLARD GIRL HAS LEFT HER HOME ~ :" Se lets give bim one more! FAIRBANKS AT CHICAGO. inches hig! Regul chance,” Sylvia pleaded, “one more 18 95 and then—if you want me—wh; | CHICAGO, June 19-—Vice Pret wud +e $ ° Maple, finished natural Geventeen-yearold Hazel Lord.) Tho girl, who lives at 104 Lang Gout Pairbaaks wilt Be the principal eae meen —s ridge with her parents, had beon Iv | speaker and guest of honor at the \ Maple, finished green $15.00 Ge daughter of Winslow H. Lord. eine point of going to & ranch of| There was @ commotion at the | commencement ¢ cixes of North | With Can $22.50 & retired miliman of Ballard, bas yo. fathers ne Tolt, when she|400r, The butler was remonstrat | Western university tomorrow. The iy" Se RR od Solid Oak, finished golden $24.00 been missing from her home since guddenty disappeared, Her family | {9s with someone bent upon enter gg Lge gy President A TOMORROW OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF With Canopy $31 0 , eves that she did not want to | (ng larrte will take place in coe sri 1. Iaet Friday, and relatives are much | belies Pe ne ee eee eee v nection with the graduation exer CHILDREN’S HIGH CHAIRS, ROCKERS, Worrted at their failure to bear from go to Tolt, and ran away to avoid ber. doing $0. ly away from the dancers, and wa —= Sa are Set “ ' | we | standing in the hal, | WHEEL CHAIRS AT JUST HALF PRICE pearance nnanoarananaranntnttain nena nec THE BLOOD-SIFTER hs Sere Over Kighty-tive Samples are Shown We Carry Complete Stoc : oie tee veutibrate and & ¥© | pop ' Regular Prices Kanging from anee se r man en, Ie aeae ’ Go-Carts, Porch and Lawn Furnitare. loe Cream Freezers, “Vador® seibaibdaabisiedy |, kamme incherduce—" the scion | being simple enous the morn We Up To $19.00 Porch Ghades, and Other Gensonable Merchandise By Phil Siroma. they wobbied toward the thousand | Of the Rouse began, but Melntosh jhe I bp oo ttered the cabby.| before you're seen be Seattle The Wellington Bruce residence Disgustin or ered the caboY. | whispered Shone with a thousand lights. The - Naw! Me'n muh lady fren’s Agency for n Stee betebt } Capt. John Me n’ in an’ treddermeasure Ball was at its beig led Sylvia into the No, you're going! Melptosh the Gurney More than one guest paused be Hoth were very serious aught bim by the arm Rete! fore the long Hine of ancestral por Teli me vow, dearest—1 Thash right’ ‘Buse me after ew ne traits, ruffied ladics, gentiemen in wait he whisper Dear steal Syivy-—~" ater. @rmor, jong enough to remark cas-| knows I love better than my| A pretty ntened face ap wally: chance of heaven. Tell me now peared in the rway “Ana what an end they've come Two large brown eyes opened Hush up and come away with te’ into his, There was dew upon the| your lady friend,” Melntosh urged. | | 1 lashes I tells you—@hylvy's a flirt! Se ~ “ ” scen thousands-ef men essay this T. Wellington-Brece, last of bis 1 do care for you, Jack—bat threw me over— ee’ | SHOWN UP BY WHITE FANG i and impossible task, but Tie, had a bun, He always hed a The girl turned her 1 | Meintosh waited no longer, Hel | nt wien j were all quitters, and of Wen. He battered his tile against you still him shouldered the drunken as he them lasted more than 15 minutes the roof of the cab as he slid) A pitiful, acquiescing silence an-| we @ bag of meal Gnd reahed Bunk Dished Out by the Human Nature Realiets of the Jungle Given | The animals who misinterpret through the. door. owe him into the waiting cat The a Scathing Refutation by a Battle-Gear |human nature are nothing more nor With @ @runken lurch he nm t won't insist. Tom's been | painted woman, whimpering, tot | ai ‘, 1 han lyre birds j out his hand for bis compa my chum always. I won't prove a| tered after The painted lady took {t. Together traitor. I'l! | With & amothered sob the pretty | By F. W. Schaefer. Comforting Reflection ie | face disappea a There in no question that White |boen killed seven times. Guides| Old Mother Hubbard had gone al all Fang is the great authority on ho- | Sever pe. At least not when |to the cupboard, and of course had ‘® Ls crept out of his a « , ates sig | out w a caribou hunter found it quite bare bi and, whiepering ré t ta ings be animal world A son Ss rea t Brose = ; 4 a we o " oath hentetthews t Perhaps the most sublime piffie le then,” sald the Poor Phit a — 2 into denne _ e otten auntes nem tece s that writt by Pipe Out, the Dog, that I don't # anything — ngyper Ay ale " face and pleked their bones. It & Rocky untain Lynx, to the effect ‘Oh, yes, said the O Lady “hedig = = = , be sald that he baw an Intimate ac- | that ft once witnessed a itfe and |“you have the advantage of know Wash { 300ds Sale ‘ ati, oulbacorhveay: 4 © With the mubject. He bas | dea wie lanting three days |ing that you are lving in a time of * books descr — — — unexampled prosperity.” — Puck Capt. McIntosh, may I have a , word with you in private? Goes, FErelrs | F Pi dergt. Smith sat * mapatte noe There's the Rub. are mK The orderly was has taken sotice of the growing Crawford—What do you think of perlative—b Tosh, old man.” t os te y of other wild, © and the “Return to Nature” plan of go for not since ce om. “I'm not speaking as an en joated beasts on Pag ing around naked? ago. have isted man now, but a* a man who ee ea yy « ore, as — Crabshaw—Like many other t A ‘ : . was once a friend. You hav . ature! characters he ge things in thie world, it is 7 ably silk Summer wash fal en hear “ cyl he What has pained Whit right oss you get caught at brings this pricing equ ered me to go for nforcemen t mostly that the lis t ani ® augh ‘e pricing about stands a to guard against the attack day : oe eee. t—Lite and in anticipation of crowds greate after tomorrow, Wen't you go in . * sy Femara ar ee — Art Panels ed any sale in years we have displa monet ae weedaiies . THE WASHINGTON FIRE Insur- $2.00 PER DOZEN THIS WEEE” greater area on the main floor ar Pee, Cmmnapeneee thts highly inte ance Company has been licensed in Pinney’s. 705 First Ave, #10 Waa ienced salespeople than for any similar sale we have eve Not exastiy, Toch-—-bet you -ese animal king — ee bE noe wee eee en eee omething at headquarters » your { ¥ . 3 wt advantage about Sylvia— she's jan . Me : 40 inches wide sheer te} Pine cotton Mobair Suitings | odd God's sake, there ies Howe cannot let Dress Lawn. This mat tall the new t hold g) Anything misleading sta nts { excellent Om account of f }the dust and at You'd better go bur f Noah's Ark nearnatu ing and washing qualities. ) width 28 Inches Pi ki you if is i You may, but I won't tell, But sahil Tiiea oy the 20 Dotted Swiss 124¢ } 25c Fil de Soie 15¢ "eae mace ammne tere git] awniva FANG" 2* 3 t I abies bo Vill ae ing. © r ecrt | the bear, to the effect that a mol |From Photograph by Staff Artis Our suits enhance the Fine sheer white dotted dress ali y weS0 | ! ell of triumph the na-| ier * ae fo etétved 10 counds with Jim |= is ra Pie Swiss, 28 inches wide, full assort } been ee cine i re te ton Sat cad tor ice fh agente is , Oye oe It might have n pon | betwee and the hidden appearance of little fel wode nh appearance dead and for the tenth t e, cha 7 t ket a eo ae ideal |S a eilk tolled, an clexdmt as-[ll od the little blockhotse, 7” ” SS, OU, SOEs. ee, ees eg oS eran ae lows dress for the hot days \ eortment of Gaiaty patterns his tine, ne Aimer S ' ea of apparent frameap ts Involved mn idiculous gravity . } ‘etn pgecca! bs oe couldn't drag a mollycoddie | that s of the second day Here you have more 25 White Goods 15¢ ! 35¢ Embroidered Chiffon 23 “Boye fe ROPE NO al t H bive-ribbon are | into the rine with Jeffries with a ns man was still f eh and had the styles and better § t vinforee ta rushed {8 t — ee [ee Coes pocket showing signs of oy ? : 100 pleces of fine sheer Sail iota. ‘Maanies maneion ta Sire mabe 5 Bd whee Also, that-prolifie emaker, Ga-| and that he finally located it, se than clsewhere Goods in striped and figured} White broidered = Merceris gerry ie Bardi habe ce "| moosh, the earibou, tells an impos cured his prey, consisting of four 4 0 led Chiff tif h The natives were in fu State Swieses and Grenadines, a rare) © sei “a jon ery a s —_ flight ‘ Eve ear ecessary to in ie personal experience of having tra tampa and @ milk ticket % chance to pick out a nice cool, @#nty designs; width 25 inches . troduce some new feature at the been tat en thie In ome day and ar i exultantly before drop Seine . its are dress, and at such @ low price. tan ideal material for part . x musemont parks 1 the novelty |! W 1 «ulde. This is ping dead from exhaustion. 1 have Prices for suits a \ Dead and dying lay in h : reo pe os Range Me ln Sa n heaps thie year is the "teleph gar.| mere tommyrot. TE he had been at - $$$ $4 $5, and " A der Ry c anemittin acked by @ human hunter in mi a ’ " . Stripped to the waist, blood bub & { ; TEA ’ 5c Silk Tissue 19¢ ; f gi Hes b ing from 1. tis y hole by hie cheat, | and other Me Brn oy B Wash Suits from $1.90 An extra fine quality of im { This fine imported French © Give ‘em hell, boys!” he yelled \Orcnentra Ia | ard at ¢ The Innovation uy tea by the ounce un ported Silk Tissue in the} sandie Carreau—in the latest #| getiriously as Mcintosh flung open |POlMt Over the ground, seemingly stto, corne rat 1 Cherr vy ret S ling’s hewest coin dots, stripes d fig-{ floral effecta and figures, The the don J H a tee ys til Cap issuing from the clouds. The ef | tate * ope ned by Mr che . Me 4 ot ma get Schilling ¢ ures. This fabric ts v sheer} designs and pi ns of the tain fect is perplexing and at the sam@|an elegantly furvished. high’ class | Dest; it makes no differ edeis elmer j and silky and has proven itself) foods w m to McIntosh «lf , time pleas The innovation was! o.1) . p H feIntos pped an arm beneath grill and aged some excel > th & great favorite this season f 1 cannot t an tee we tried oxy enta last year in| jent concert oo lage xeel- ence then 4 * hed This is Tosh, old man,” he said guced int a. me. vee Intro” |the entertainment of their Your grocer returns your money & Co. 6 - . tenderly, “My wife is happy as can Se S Sumber SF Siete SONS) nook maltens if you don’t like it; we d 75 Embroidered Batiste A5¢ be there's pothing Wrote—why'd |i different parts of the country bay him 5 Here 1s one of the most popu ) , you lie — ———————— ndeatenions 800-804 First Avenue, 6 thi ason for 4 h (1% yards) wide tm The sergeant smiled feebly Cor. Columbia ‘hie canson Soe even} dituch (1% yards) wide, tum Hl Tht stent orl cia realm nal’ Your savigns, tern. decedd Circle Tours to the * Cloth- esses, in {hand embroidered, _dime-nize | whispered. “I learned the enem may not amount to a fortune #] Strongest Boys “4 ‘ t w if} coin dota in whi on black and 9) sumbers reinforcements \ : . Stat FO aay poe yarn hepa aoe lager aN tame The wae a. te if, but they provide a mighty good I} ing House in the lustrous and light } ne and novel; makes a lorn hope—to hold—out foundation for ene. { hl «| Save NOW—with us. i z Blood gushed from his mouth 1 N 0 B# F 0 L K Daniei Kelleher, R. Aust r ‘ A SALE OF BOYS’ $6.50 and $7.50 SUITS | "2 gue! om nie moun EXPOSITION Sats sae eae AT $4.85 TOMORROW ap Oe comin mall Wo ty Ot kane. VA. * . dmith, enlisted man ; AND RETURN VIA e an r a . oe - pies bel osha Sh - On Savings Accounts o 0 porcee_ Saree oe 1,2 io roan aes ae ymca PEMERETE (ES 6 NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, D.C i trouse The ideal summer suit for the strenuous American bo J + on CAPITAL $400,000, FULLY PAID . Choice of 340 suits at $4.8 Branches, Unlined, Renter, P, oH er Per } in A SALE OF BOYS’ $5.00 AND $5.50 SUITS AT $3.98 TOM (Kiar Special Melntoah had wandered aimless pene TO BELLINGHAM ORROW EVERETT, June I0—-A. larg Anott great value from the HB g ECOND [| delegation of Elks left last night on UE ENTRANCE the Owl train to attend the stat nvention which opened toda Norfolk and Double-breasted Sults, of nobby tweeds and tropical § MH am. Another crowd weight suitings with belt and knickerbocker trousers at $3.98. Regu h x's train northwa lar $5.00 and $5.50 values. Sizes 6 to 15 yea This season's most A graduating cl of 26 leay fashionabie desians and colorings. Beyond question the best values the Everett high school tonight in the city at $3.98. Commencement exercises, in which Main South Entrance bs vy a - ' net i ate 1 tats Major Otto Case last nigh pected Company K In t Atlant * w i ' *, New b \ « per cent; of t ar 1 w ‘ MORRIS CHAIRS AND COMBINATION Georgetowm Cent Cent DIRNCTORS, somes D. Hoge, Preaident STOP-OVERS Ii Tourist Points : ee a omy un, mearatt “4 DOIRKOCTORS : noe ya ir a ~d h W pet ‘the Ferdinand Schmitz, J. D. Low Grand Ocean Trip between New York and Norfolk : ms : Dad Beater i : A ae i n, Emanuel Rorenbere, A Pre —_——__— Grictith Davies Daniel Kelleher James Sveo auth q B. Stewart; George Donworth EsSHORE FROM CHICAGO =. $32.05 i, HL, Dearborn 0.1. P. La Fa xk Struve Robt. 6. MoCérmick. Raward MICHIGAN CENTRAL FROM CHICAGO 31.35 W. Kady Malcoim MeDous we Vib - eg ay, a BIG FOUR FROM CHICAGO . =. «32.05 wi yest xia enh awe we BiG FOUR FROM ST. Louis”: 3820 ee oan ae Le Ce Sila GOING AND RETURNING SAME ROUTE BIG FOUR FROM CHICAGO $22.25 Union Savings & Trust Co. BIG FOUR FROM $T. LOUIS . 26.00 “UNLOADING BALE.” | Cog, tacoma 8 STOP-OVER AT WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘pr asiy Bi pate! | KOHLER & CHASE podienageet WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED FOLDER to $12.60 at 4.95 | . A 1008 eR | A 1 >-4 WARREN J. LYNCH, P jer Traffic Manager, CHICAGO pips oo aah abt | me PIANOS a = Second Ave Waldort Rultdlem — SE j . qe