The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1907, Page 5

SCUSS FOREST RESERVES An importa conference pa tapated |v retary of the tn terlor Jaw Garfield, Land Commis A. Halling Na tlonal PF ord = Pinchot State La sioner EW Rosa, A a J. D. At kinson ant Attorn General | ronald was held in Jude office yeater day afte The the meeting was to dise reserve polley of the a and the man agemon ands loeated tn aide of t reserva, Under the law tig lands consiats of sections If a % in each town “TROUBLE FOR 23 | > with the exception ©) gpes to a syndicate | Hed on margin, ‘Wanced. CONTRACTOR. | Interest the contractor whe 3 A. Batley has angered the board of public works 4 e wet committee by alleged © at methods in prose cuting walk work at Salmon Bay, is promised an unpleasant time of \t before he gets through ship. side of the forest % to the state emery for lack of the ia to get state land lew Jand commisatoner outside of the reservation for it, Another matter browght up in the conference ia the desire of the state officials to get Meu lands for the at for lands inside of Indian re vations and unsur veyed lands ftnchg@ed in the forest reserves secretary Garfield expressed him. as im favor of the liew land estion, and land situated on the edge of the reserves will probably be given to the state. self - Ore, won in an tee cream eating contest and ho fs now to be examin: ed by & lunacy commission Congressman Nick Longworth and wife will reach Priseo today en route to the Hawatlan Islanda. Mra, William Thaw has sold her in coal mines $2,000,000 and this will be used in further defense of hor son | Dr, Esther Poh! has beon appoint: | ed health officer of Portland. A tired workingman has the right to drink a can of beer when he comes home without any interfer: | ence on the part of bis wife, ac cording to a decision handed by Judge Hunt, today The city engineer has been in structed by the street committee to | here being in an ordinance next Mong Chicago, day wight appropriating the money to finish the work. °This will be done and Bailey will have to lose ft out of his contract price. Batley fs also orde on July 16 to answer to the board of public works It is sald Bailey ts not altogether A greding contracte dof Railey failed to de of the lay them exouses The work has That ts one of Bailey's dragged on for two winters, although it have been done within a few manths from the time the work was let. TELEGRAPH BRIEFS President McRae of the Pennsy! vania testified yesterday at Philade!phia at the twocent fare was unprofitable and the road wilt | appeal to the courts At London yesterday Walter Hancock. the Episcopal mintste charged with murdering his wife. ‘was found not guilty The mercury at Washington, D G., reached the 100 mark yester Heat at St. Louis yesterday caus @@ two deaths and two prostrations ‘The report sent from the Philip ‘opines that an attempt was to be made to blow Dewey has can be placed on cuard The mikado gave a farewoll at Tokto yesterday Lake Wright, the retiring United Btates ambassador up the dry dock ‘of $76,000,000 of the Union Pacific, Mra. Laura Try» Stor of the Delsarte system, died Cal, yesterday River Lamber com- "s plant at Cascade Locks, Ore., destroyed last night Is estimated at $150,000. national counell and The Wind pany Radel joss ‘The board fation meeting at to return to the M4 form of spelling and discard the “Roosevelt” system Wallace G. Shook of Roseburg, MINING STOCKS. EL M. Herrin & Co., bankers and Brokers, 610 First av, buy Sell al! stocks and securities. Datly Quotations by special wire on Gold field and all Nevadas. Stocks car and money Screen Cioth, sold at t4c; Saturday, per yd. Camp Chairs. REGULAR Paice 780 hardwood Best camp Fishing Baskets. f REGULAR PRICE $1.75—Large Size ir an Willow ses" $1.19 Satur only Hammocks Cut Priced. REGULAR PRICE $3.50—Hest orted Mate Double Weave, Lay Back P' Large Size Ham mork ry strong and in fancy Clark's Expansion Bits. REGULAR PRICE $1.50— Clar nsion Bits, % to Bin a quality steel, = 1.00 Sat ° Nail Points. REGULAR PRICE 100—Solld 4 i Highly Tem 5¢ Tennis Balls, REGULAR PRICE 35c—I In ! h oni I jent and just the t Bamboo Fish Rods. REGULAR PRICE $1.50—1 Ww A Bargain for Everyone Everything at a Barga red to be an the carpet’) work and so the} for the walks could not should | nd 700 marines to to | The new convertible bond taane | of $4,000,000 | le, the origin: | and the} and | ad) one ‘OLD TOWN N CANOES: oN WEEKLY | PAYMENTS — Our Clean-Up Sale | Ends Satenne Night Bigger and Better Bargains Than Ever WINDOW SCRREN CLOTH, PER YARD, 7c Tomorrow we offer the very best hard steel Window 18, 20 of 22 inches one ne STATE NEWS| a The Puget Sound Wood Products | company is building a plant at Ana. cortes for the manufacture of eroo- sote and by-products of fir wood John Rothenbdergh, of Charleston. Port Orchard, has, been appointed night watchman at the naval maga zine, Bremerton Additional rural free matt deity ory service will stablished tember 3 at Enumclaw. county Richard Kerns, a Skagit county pioneer, has died at Sedro-Woolley Customs inapectors are trying to find an oplum cache at Rrown's point, near Tacoms, containing 300 pounds of the dope. Wiliam O'Connell, a wealthy man of Walia Walla, died. Wednesday of Picnic ‘and Dance prines, Ravenna Park | P- King Sunday Canvas Oxfords Now ts the time to buy Can. | vas Oxfords. All new styles, Mght or heavy soles. Regular price $1.75, now— $1.50 RAYMOND & HOYT i 7c r Special. 15e-—Med! cated Toilet ee r, in flat packages of 1,000 6c sheets; Saturday Carpenter's Planes. REGULAR PRICE $1.75—Corru. gated Bottom Hest Steet Smooth Plane, rubber handle and 2inch cutter; &@ great bargain 98 Liquid Veneer at Half. GULAR PRICE i0c—TIlest Quality Liquid Veneer, a fine furniture polish, and Table Tumblers. REGULAR PRICE A DOZ. Mc Well Polished, Good Qual ity Tin Top Jelly Ginsses; can be used for ta r % tumblers. each .. Japanese Lanterns. REGULAR PRICE cholee of a big assortment of Japanese lanterns; all siees, colors aud For the Children. REGULAR PRICE 150—ur Domi, Cats, ete.; stuffed and well ma mony att ferent kinds; 9 30ys’ Coaster Wagons. REGULAR PRICE $3.00—-Our Crescent Make ofPoys' Coast er Wagons; very strong, ox tra heavy wheels; to $1.98) 1Se-—Your turfay olving | rallway i | aud Niusht, i ® complication of diseases, the Priest Rapids Rafiway company of Beattie, tnoorporated at Olympia) ence of the ¥. M. C. A To build and operate a 90mile in Dowgias county from Wenatohee to connect with the Northern Pacific is the purpose of | t for $1,000,000. ‘The Northwost secretarial confer is being held at Vashon twland Frank Harvey, who shot and killed Mra, Gertrude Hall at Ta coma early Thursday moruing, ts a Mental wreck and is kept tn a quiet coll tn they 0 oounty Jatt "itis | trial will not be held the September term of court Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Lea and Constables Ashby, Duley and Torry last night ratded a little try store at what ts known as Bay! Shore, acrgse from MeNotl’s island. | The proprtor, BE. H. Cooper, was placed under arrest and his stock | watll & written Ral trated ‘of Hquors confiseated and taken to Tacoma W. J. Hughes, superintendent of the Bollf¥rhawm public sehc will remain in ¢ for two years more The attorneys engaged by the antl ph © close to Kalama, self yeatorday afternoon probably die. standing with a shotgun hands when the weapon sttpped and | dincharged opinion iughes’ three-year contrac hag a proHughes by ‘arsner, Youn, aged Wash, eduention, who are in control, gave that holding GOUT O ia year ago, 19, Hivin: shot him and wi ® Carsner in ny « 2 i} was) hin Hoth lings were pene Vincent's how » iw at Bt TEA. You can have it good if you want to Or bad if you dog’t take care, | pital in Portland ‘'p & critical con dition. Your grocer returns your money if you don’t like Schiliing’s Bost; we p Hughes members of the board of | First av amall-pri ures; exac oe bi tends around entire cabinet sereen door in front; has large convenient cabinet ts $3.50; Saturday article with str y like pleture; 20 instead of $5.00. -~a splendid little folding go- cart, good and strong, no reed work, seat and back panel are perforated three-ply veneer, irom-braced sides, 1O-teck rub. ber tired wheels. Very ape cial price for Sat urday $3.95 shelf; giving splendid the springs. y him. Trout flies, the bosty Mall's, 11 inches ends; wi actual instead of 96.50. —folding go-cart, cane seat, adjustable back and foot extension, front { wheels are 10tnch, beck are 1f4ineh, all rubber tired. Very’ special price for | Saterday AMUSEMENTS. THE GRAND John Cort, turday, Ma ert Brothers Tonight and & Company in the Sh Manager. neo Saturday, San “FANTANA” Prices, $1.00 to 25¢ Sunday and next week “Girofie- Girofla. ventilation; this summer cabinet fe an idea of our own to give you a good. y sanitary and convenient inches long very strongly made, with curved feat wide, 22 Inch re sereen ox atiding value of this priced very special for rine 85 with $5.25 Franciseo Opera SEATTLE THEATER Tonight—All Week—Sat. Mat., gens Company in “A MAN'S BROKEN PROMISE.” 4, Mise Emma Bunting and Next Week, Starting Sun. Mat., Phones 43. uly 1 | the Burgess Company in “THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY.” | to 60¢ Russell & Drew Present Karl Bur Prices, 15e 1111) see | here’s interesting news for Saturday pss” teamba “ summer cabinet | | | | | LYRIC THEATER Reopening Sunday Matinee, July with the DANDY DIXIE MINSTRELS. Aiggest and Best of Real Negro Minstrelay box sents, 30c. Porte Perkins Four; Fyvie Dench; Animated Pictures Lappin & Co., ii Arthur Ali Big Acts The Seattio’s Leading Vaudeville Mouse manee ALL ENDEAVORERS ARE WELCOME. Friendship,” ‘I Rigby Bar the Pric he Colw LOIS THEATER, 4. Piedt Production at Leis r Ind of the an Sun, Main 1904; rent Comedy Mit A, 400 “CHARLIE’S AUNT.” | Mats. Datiy except Thursday and Fr | PENMAN." iday, Next on 7:15, 8:46 each aay, 200, Weeki THE “THIRD AVENUE THEATER Pik omnrenes Main 2641; Ind, 3405 Tonight, tlw Charles A. Taylor Company in “WAY OUT WEOT.” 7 wrow Afterneam Prices —Niehto Qee, R0c; box anats 60c, Mattuann: 106, ‘00, box seats %«. “Thelma! Sunday WORTHWESTERN LEAGUE, Athletic Park, Basesalt TOBAY 3:98 VANCOUVER VS, SEATTLE. Puke Yesler car, Admission, 26c and b0c nh UNA PAR Ketene mm “The Nation's Greatest Playgfeund on the Pacific Const.” Now Foature, THE CHUTES, Change of ptrcram dail, Free in the open alr—The Great Davenports, the 17 Famous P mont Zouaves. Band Concerts afternoon and evening. Trolley Or forry direct to park Traape. Next Week, Tee Great Marteils and Loretta i IFOR PRICES LIKE THESE Hats 25c 250 Hats, Street Sailor Hats Children’s Hats 6n sale in the basement tomorrow at a quarter, the regular prices range up as high as $2.00. Dress Hats, and Hats 10c Mostly Boys’ and Girls’ Hats and Caps; all kinds of colors and shapes; some of cloth and some of straw; there is not one in the lot that is not worth from three to ten times the price. In base- ment. Jardinieres 1-2 200 Jardinieres on sale tomorrow and Monday at just half the regular price. Don't miss this offer if you can use anything of the kind, Ribbons 15c A big lot of them from 34% to 4% inches wide; all silk, plain taf- fetas and satin taffets, in plain colors, and a big array of novelty designs, in Persians, floral designs and Pompadour effects ; regular prices from 25c¢ up to 50c a yard; to- morrow, choice, 15c. First Floor. Laces 2}c Three thousand yards of Laces and In- sertings, from 2 inches to 3% inches wide, in white, cream, ivory, ‘black and champagne ; goods that sell regular at 10c, 12%%4c, 5c, 18¢ and 20c a yard; all in one lot tomorrow, pric- ed at only 2%c a yard. 10c Pearl Buttons, dozen S¢ 25¢ Hair Brushes, each 12§¢ 1Sc Hose Supporters, pair : The 3c Ironing Wax, each ..1¢ Se Mourning Pins, paper 2le Se Shoe Laces, pair oe 10c Hat Pins, dozen he SOc Hair Brushes, each .25¢ Se O. N. T. Luster Cotton se ae Corsets 19¢ Barbour’s Thread .. Zhe $3.00 Shirt Waists The S0c Pocket Books. . 15¢ $1.50 Trimmed Hats 25¢ OO Trimmed Hats ...25¢ 3c Basting Cotton, spool .1¢ 3c Safety Pins, paper ....1¢ Sc Safety Pins, paper ...2h¢ lc Crepe Paper, roll ..24¢ 3c Pins, paper le Sc Brass Pins, paper ..24¢ Se Thimbles, each Zhe 3c Hooks and Eyes, card. 1¢ 8c Hooks and Eyes, card. 3¢ 10¢ ar Buttons, doz .3¢ 10c Toilet Pins, paper ...3¢ 10c Cube Pins, cube Se 3c Darning Cotton, spool. 1¢ 40c Table Spoons, set ..19¢ 25¢ Tea Spoons, set 10¢ 10c Ladies’ Hose, pair ..5¢ 30c Laces, yard 10¢ Be package Hair Pins, each Se 2c package Hair Pins, each , he Re Belt Pins, each se 25¢ Waist Sets, set 10¢ Waist Patterns 98c One hundred beautiful Hand - Embroidered nist Patterns ; all imported goods, bought to sell at $248 and $3.00 a_ pattern, but we bought too many, and now they will march out at the tr of 98¢@ cach. Colors white, champagne, light blue, black and ecru They are swell, Ask to see them Brushes, Combs 1-2 This heading only tells of part. Everything in Drug gist Sundrie: Brushes, Combs, Perfumes, Toilet Waters, and a hundred and one other things that you use every day in the year, tomor row will be just half the reg ular price, We will sell any reasonable quantity, but shall refuse to sell to 4 cept at regular prices. sen TRere will be a crowd here tomorrow to participate in these bargains, The savings af@ so large that every- one, rich or poor, will be interested. The items quoted here are only samples ; there are dozens of others equal- ly as good. Come in tomorrow and see for yourself how much you can saves Every Hat in the store, Sailors, Leghorns and Mffans at half price tomorrow, and every thting flowers and will half, All Hats mentioned will be one-quar ter less than usual. Children’s Wash Dresses 1-2 A good, except Trimmed Hats Flowers at 1-2 Kimonas At HALF Five feathers Straw be also, hundred to choose from, our own big assort direct importation from | ment to select from; all kinds and colors; made they Japan. They came two months late and we are } 45 should be, to please the most fastidi forced to sacrifice them. ous mother that that will wash and come _ , ; qualities They are just the thing : will wear; colors this warm weather to ounge arc ic 4 lounge around the house out of the tub as good as in, and are the handiest | new, Two dresses for thing you could have on | the price of one here to a sleeping car. morrow. Youths’ and Suits, newest genuine Scotch twisted worsteds tweeds, natty styles, wear guar- anteed, regular prices $9.00, $10.00, $12.00 and $14.00, tomor row, choice of any of ‘them, at $5.00. MUSLIN HATS, 98¢. Pure white, made of dainty muslin, trimmed with ruffling, lace and embroldery; a two-dob lar hat anywhere in town; here tomorrow at O8¢@. Several styles. Young Men's styles, made of mixtures, hard and English PILLOW TOPS, ONE- HALF. About 200 go on sale tomorrow at half the regular price. They represent a great variety of de signs and = colorings. Anyone needing anything in this Iine should take notice of this great reduction. OUTING HATS, 16¢. Made of grass linen and trimmed with braid; light, airy and comfortable; will stand all kinds of knocking about; suit BELTS, 5¢. le for boys and girls of all Good ones, In silk, leather and ages The regular price ts a | in washable materials; colors all quarter; tomorrow at 16¢ each the way from white to black; all sizes and all colors; regular prices 1%¢ to fide. Your choice tomorrow at five cents each SUMMER HATS, ONE-HALF. ‘Those are mostly for men and boys, although there are quite a lot of them suitable for women and girls, They are all new and nobby The manufacturer loses the money, and our customers are the gainers. NECKWEAR, 5¢. Sotled and mussed, or you would pay at least five times more for them. Soap and water are cheap and will make them white as snow. Some of them sold as high as 50c each, but to- morrow take what you want at a nickel, STRAW HATS, ONE- HALF. These are for men and boys. We bought three big sample lines at a big dixcount, and hence thie offer. They are all clean, and the styles are strictly cor rect. Only one hundred and fifty left to sell HAND BAGS, 19¢. Not a big lot of them, but enough for the first sixty custom ers tomorrow morning. Nearly all white and gray. The regu- lar prices ran up to $1.25. Pants These good anybody; Pants 89c Made of good, heavy are Trousers enough for most cotton worsteds, pienty good enough to work in; A styles; good, solid mate colors and well made; rials, and made in the the clothing latest style; the regular stores ask vou $1.75 for $4.50 price is at this the same quality, and store, but you would be we can only sell one pair to a customer at 89¢. $10, $12.50, $15 Suits $4.98 of handsome all Some of them sold regular pick of the lot, $4.98. actual cost of the work liable to pay $6.00 at the clothing stores. medium high Alterations will Ladies’ Suits, wool materials, and dark colors. $20.00, ‘Tomorrow, be charged for at the as as Only about fifty of them, but they are all the regular prices have been $4.00, SKIRTS ReMi auasimdaeie White Skirts 98c Wash Suits 1-2 This is the time of the year | TW beautiful hundred Wash Dresses for ladies and to wear white skirts, and this misses, in white and linen store is the place to buy them color, sale tomorrow at haif Adi sixes. Too many in stock Pick Saturday half, thank fortune for the chance on if you want to make a big saving, $1.25, $1.50 end $1.75 White Wash Skirts, tomor row at @B¢@. Ten styles. All sizes. price. Twelve styles at and Seattle’ Second. Avenue Bet, Pike and Pine Swe Growing Store SATU RDAY THE FAIR FRESH RANCH EGGS 21¢ DOZ. IOWA CREAMERY BUTTER 28¢ LB. BEST EASTERN HAMS 16%¢ LB. BEST PARLOR MATCHES Best Black nes Ib, Best Prunes, lb. .6%4¢ Good Quality . Prunes, lb..44¢ Best Navy Beans, ye ee Rice, the best, Ib... Mustard Sardines, ene ia Sockeye OR ot Canned Corn, can. 8 1-3¢ Canned Peas, can. wave ius ..81-3¢ Calumet Baking Powder, can. .9¢ Salmon, 1 40c ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA 25¢ LB. 40¢ SPIDERLEG TEA 25¢ LB BEST EASTERN BACON 16 1-2c LB, GOOD WHOLESOME COFFEE 19¢ LB. BEST QUALITY LEMONS 24¢ DOZ. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR 8 LBS. FOR 50¢ In every single instance the prices quoted above are from 20 per cent to 35 per cent less than the goods can be pur. chased for at any grocery store in town, and the quality of the goods is absolutely guaranteed. Tape Girdles 33c New, nobby, stylist from the factory; arrived 60 days too late, and now we must take a loss on them and fight it out with the manufac turer later, White, pink and light blue; all sizes; erywhere at tom: and Monday, 33¢ each three or four pairs, You can afford it at this price. Drawn Work 1-2 Every 1, fresh sold ev 50¢ ; orrow Buy woman in town interested at half ds nods is one largest ever shown in should be price on these gox our col lection of these g of the Seattle too large for us regular prices, Centes Dresser Scagfs, Table Cavers Lunch Cloths, Doilies, ete every One at half tomorrow. in fact, itis much to har at Ope am, att 3° om S geercep Stone Oe 's Fastest Cie & am