The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1908, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1908. LC OUR CONTINENT? anc susano: PRESIDENT OF EAGLES s tue of Crew of American Car Tells Story of First)+*****+*sneanane a ae Theodore A. Bell, the grand The S8poka aerie, throwing - 5 * BITS O’NEWS president of the Eagles, will be in | 40a the gauntiet to all other drill “ * we can, Spokane,” offered a eee RAR eA ee | DaNQquet given by the local — $io sliver aes to the best Maple Leat and to talk over affairs regarding | dritied toa | ‘The Maple hy ue wig | (M8, Convention here tn August Bert Taylor, speaking on bebalf sive o party this evening at Greyer-|_ T®* 1908 committee has already (of the publicity comynittes id hall ’ secured $6,000 im subseriptions!"The people of Seattle rea! from local business men to help what a big thing 60,000 Ragies in the expenses of the con |S@atilc means, and they are re which tt ts estimated will | sponding most heartily to our call biehI's Women's Guild The ladies of t Women's guild held a tea yes Aakgregate about $30,000 |fer cooperation Many of the j , afternoon in the rectory It is expected that more than [leading business houses will have | bis Preston at An address Was! 60,000 Bagles will gath in their entire buildings (euminat jeiven by Mr, St. Clair atte during the convention w othe the convention. The county | H Ladies’ Prospect Circle, | California alone sending over 1,5 comminstoners, too, have agreed to! The ladies of the Prospect cir The Seattle committes hos tight vp the court house in honor ele wilt t Thursday afternoon | aroused so much enthustasm that }of the occasion.” at the of Mra, P. BE. Went-jevem such little towns as Home Grdnd President Bell will also worth N. and Galev at, [stead and McKeesport, Pennsyl adttress a public gathering on Recital First Baptist Church, vania, will send drift teams here. (April, 8. Miss Mar COTA ne reader, wil) | Gsm eam RRR SRS SER A Ser: REID be heard in reeltal at the Mirst Haptist church Friday evening. Aw | (rem festival whi in May The orchestra Walipeised at th ts| Mrs. Moseman, of Portiand, and evening weasion by > i: Be co ae nett eae ‘Thursday and Saturday afternoons Rev. W, A. Stevenson, - *\ at 4 o'clook, at the home of Mrs. composed w. Mary Care Moore, Hosen, 1120 19th av ya f Red Cross Officers. rm. G. A, C. Rochester, Mra, W The Seattic ° H. White and Miss Greuttner Church Entertainment as. Nat a oy bs sen THOMAS CAR IN YESTERDAY'S PARADE. The Young People’s Bible club Lincoin . 6. ogram. i elected the followin, fle wil i Officers at tte expected to seo a headlight band | At the assembly program yéster Sa —— B te last meeting: Rev. M. A. Matthews, time. If you want some real ex-lday morning at the Lincoln bigh ; Y president; Mrs. W. J. Blackwell, _ citement, try sprinting through a school, Mrs. Saunderson was heard og st sae ot tho Wire Preabyte- | cocond vice preaident; Mise Bare ratlroad tunnel over the thes tn aniin a selection entitled “In A. Hanna, record er automobile, Its exciting, all right.| being assisted at the pi Women's Presbyterian Mission. sting M. C. rag tcp td AX over the Cian tne ou Dall and on the violin by Miss ahtes brie eae ree Roget secretary; Mrs. J. W, Godwin, er . Hi vf a ¥ iT . m a L with the o'clock in the afternoon of March . A | Pure sound will bald Ite nineteenth oo. oon Fon polos wet tart, and 16. There were no roads over the V. . G. A. Kinghaten. ual meeting tomorrow, at 9:30 war @iaereekt Semen part. ond | 16. The | epred Mr. Barton Ho: m., t the Bethene Prost, Auditing, A. BE. Shorrock; ways and entire Galt Lake marshes o oo o ui Oteened leltee Wednesday heave ies _— oa means, Mra. John Leary; hospital : ok et Cores oe ited. the Aprit 1, at the Y. M. C. A. auditort-| Presbyterian ©. E. soctetion will be iat © A: Nadeau; sewing, Mra F. Ratch; soliciting, Mra, K. Grun straddled the rom, He will take for bis subject « as ml tacks. It was on & lh arade. (“Sf nannmed.” Brocka al je week Yeautifal bevad poly, Mra. Geo. M. 8 of its nearest co ran toto a washout, and for a | Breakfast Bacon, ie per pound. 4; ital vo Mixed Chorus ine Practice. pound, art; hospital, Dr, Sarah Kendall; — acrom om few seconde bung by two! The aiinea — which ls pre-| | Rand Hox, $160 Firat ave. eee house, Mee CL Hibberd I know my heart waen't t above « ravine —— = e i¢ Paring for the concert to be given: is eupposed to be. We got out of the serape with nothing more with the New York Symphony on | serious than a bent stearing gear BY GEO. SCHUSTER = jhax been appointed to the state| ‘board of medical examiners | DIED FOR HIS BABY og May a = Forge ro The church members and saloon. | will meet for ite first unite } ists of Bellingham have both of-| m'tr'sieae owes | ~The D, §. Johnston Co. [ered rewarde to catch acippers”” | gusqy{Q Waited Prete), _ 200 miles in Serious Accident. | a 1 | “ . N " lead of ee ae . es inate iE o's recital hatl, The mlx | ‘The Milwaukee {* rushing con-| Sherwood Bonney, one of the old-| . eb, March ke this. on means a } The only sert aceident on th consists of the voices of R ts the H " est settlers in Plerce county, died | St#nding in water over his head ta werk aight and day with outire trip eceurred 75 miles cast | the active and associate members quests the Honor of Your aoe alla Walle tice crop tor| Yesterday at Tacoma, 96 years of |# cistern into which he had fallen eo Walla Walla mat crop for with his 2year-old son in his arms, always in the back of of Bly, Nev. We had been making that every minute and good time with pretty good roads volees especially chosen for! ‘lle ts of the utmost impor when we stripped a double gear im the work, Mr. Bowman Rallston is a gully. The nearest station was coaching the chorus on Wagner's! thie idea when we left 4% miles There was nothing to “The Bridal Chorus,” from “Lohen | We started in to win! it. f got a broache and set out for grin”; the march and chorale, from To Be Given at the of the Ladies’ Musieal club, and 100 / Presence a © ta the season beginning July 1 last “Fe. open state superin-| Morris Christiansen held the ehtid Pasta at Fee noe mucin | tendent of public instruction, died | #t arms’ length above the water un- "Dr HC, Watkins of Hoquiam Yesterday at North Yakima of apop- | “!! It was rescued . | . ne of Hoquiam | ity itis very probable that H. B.| For this parental devotion Chris- be ap.| tansen gave up his own life, for no Dewey of Tacoma will We were Ely. Thirty miles out I ran into a “T hanaer and the chorus TO SEE BATTLESHIPS pointed nooner by the child been lifted piget H. We ren! rotlet party that hed hove, eaat out ke," from the “Melster Sing: | Johnston Company Recital Hall Take boats at Pier 2% Ten round! Jefferson county teachers are im ie his hands than be sank to the y out ‘or | We lost almost exac M4 hours ow cos ‘i t Port 1 | bottor TEES enow watill. We gtenged down trun Sapuane| 1 ese ovdinine j Thursday Evening, April Second, Eight-Fifteen |] ‘vs ¢! Se round trip. — session at Port Townsend ao car was break:| Nev. and crossed Death Va! We/ aight. The sand was frightful Soloist: Mr. Alvin Gillett Mrs. Moritz Row young peor » is preparing ringed chestr (1 $5¢ 0 Reward — Tria CO. Ine we made it. When we got to Bat i. 4, srenentat of the chil! To avoid overcrowding, admission will be by ticket on! lerat we found that we could cut | smereembermnee ee comm |f ets are good only to persons lesued, and ore net tremeternun For any case of alcoholiem that 8 grees off the entire southern pert of Call TO SEE BATTLESHIPS f} Comptimentary reserved seat tickets may be secured upon re 1 cannot cure in from 3 to & + Senet days J. B. BRISBO!IS, Globe Hotel, Cor. First Av. and Main St. d save 409 miles by cut wat Pier % Ten round ff) quest at the Pioneer Piano House, Third and Untversity, any time $0c round trip. ov before 6 o'clock on the evening of the recital ree AND CRMENT. i Bom Phones 348 Berke Bide I understand that a ble recep tien had been arranged in South. | AMUSEMEN er California. We are sorry ve) Oo Din < { f we be a 3 | inted them, of course. fut Moore Theatre Indiana Bad Roads. r business is to make time. The vaste peli ty fair going watl! we om Mojave up to San Fran-/ En a a , a. I believe that state |CiCo Was easy ‘ |The Metitiant Movie nea, ~ iaiiie Worst roads In the coustry The man who has not been with | mad, mud. From 10 to care cannot appreciate | “COMING THRO Ter BYR” the exeltement of such a race as), Lalor, an Natt. the Tailor feok to the raliruad ties |S¥ooping down steep grades, . ; | jotting er raftroad tracks, plow-| i Mal roe ny i You's | ine through snow, mud and sand, | The Grand Hight and know your | S!Waye fighting agatust time, it sets | 2ONX CORT, Menceer ‘a your blood to tingling. There are Frane W. Mealy Present & good run across il! a co! “4 and ny <meta of | rer Ledigreerentl Eteaahed tnt the mod sting of the wind In Jour face As, we told you yesterday, we're too crowded—selling goods in what used to be a barn is like living in a barn—it isn't convenient. But in spite of it all we DO GIVE VALUES WONDERFUL VALUES. Thousands of people will verify this at any time—They will tell you they do better at London’s. Come in—Test us—Try us—It will pay you. $55 katie’ $3.5] *. ant2* HATS $3.75 ONE MORE DAY. Panama Skirts Panama Skirts for less than $6.00 are the rarest thing you ever heard of; full plaited, All-Wool Chiffon Panama; black, navy, brown; best values in Seattle; in the Easter B Bas the best roads of RECOVER P. 0. LOOT. i of severa! towns and C|rrying your flag away from the fire hese on the machine | hers TRIMMED HATS. These “vag Littlt Jackets sold [] You owe it to yourself to see our line of Trimmed Hats at $2 could tell what it was We have a big lead. I feel sure (By United Prete.) | well today, and we oiter them again before buying your new Spring or Easter Hat. Every one of ABERI N, March 31.--Addi/| her ‘er | Gonal confirmation of the theory aiaoe tne ether that the posttofficee robbery was was a6 good as Iowa | that we shail roll into Parts first our Hats was bought in New York city (we make nothing our. Gcltement of the race | Committed by persone a tomorrow. You'll be more than sat- selves). They are correct copies of the best selling Paris and Sele at— Kees an it wh, ~ | Was given by the finding by Cha isfied ' ec American creations, m to sell at $20.00 to $40.00; we was when w sive checeih ber, a8 sfied with one. Wortly $5 for ; The farther west we got, °F Foster. & arold bor. pe. bought them to retail at $5.00 and $6.00. Specially welcomes We rece ly ect he pouch, registered letters | vnenes eet, Main 1704 eons B3.50. priced for Easter Sale ‘ ass i . Rough Wyoming Travel. i 8 Sp against it good and Buy your bat of E The Beautiful Remantio Pay. gister books ta ‘ WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS EN EASTER SALE INFANTS’ WEAR HANDSOME BATTENBERG CURTAINS [as 00m a8 We struck Laramie, Co., 1331 Second av wrsnecesteodl Short or Long White Lawn Dresses, trimmed with UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY SPECIALS These are Arabian colors; best finished; Batten ‘There were no roads | —-——————_— | Alien See gp Mary Teter muslin or lace insertion and edge; values 79 Women's 48e White Cotton Ribbed Union Suits; la berg Applique and Edge; new spring stock exaggeration Th to $2.50; sale price Sh dplguned, toe nach, wenbrela brie; ansaial 250 $3.00 Battenberg Curtains are now ,.. Short or Long White Lawn Skirts. with waist, trimmed with fine Hamburg or Val. tn. Sertion, values to $2.00; sale price ° 69c absolutely im-| | “UNNG@TALED VACORTE Infants’ Pure White Wool Shirts, from firet size miles further All This Week Daily Matinees to 2 years; very soft and comfortable the Union Pa r Mt Kerforming Sale: sale price ic 2 miles we plow $5.00 Battenberg Curtains are now $5.75 Rattenberg Curtains are now $7.50 Battenberg Curtains are now $6.00 Battenberg Curtains are now $5.50 Battenberg Curtains are now ONE-THIRD OFF THE PRICE Wet rough traile drift. | Mew or hab deep with Children’s 26e Rock-Ribbed Stockings, fast black and ex tra well made; heavy sole; special 15¢ Corset Covers, worth ap to 7 of fine muslin; many pretty styles of embroidery or lace insertion, and edge trimmed, front and back; also ruffled front; do not fall to see these; spectal 25c Women’s 19¢ Full Fashioned Biaek Cotton Hose, with 10¢ Peo le Reo weie " Inf mts Pure Cashmere Stockings, finely knit, pthc art [ad : With silk heel and toe; all colors and 0 wai ‘teak ii 1 hite feet; especially made for tender feet; special mungred mailtes m Mf 1 cea Tone Geste oid: Naa a c Muslin Gowns, that sell regularly at 9c, $1.25 and 9, and All White = Blue Highest Grade an acet- . « roidered, wi ruf- are cheap at that price; extra good quality and cut raniteware. us alot. We Havin _ | a or collar and cape; sale 75c full and long; special * ties 85c 8 pkgs, Searchlight ; ems, Sugar Cured, 1. neces. At Aspen | COLISEUM ade : ‘ Women's Spring Hose, plain or lace Mele; all popular shades | Matches 10¢ | -. . he Sap up against a | entire Reading Yentovilie Rime. ren's Play Smis, of strong denim, with belt; Granite Pie Plates, each | Bacon. ib Ge . pink, blue and red; also black or white; We decided 10 go theoneh ne Ree: ben Fe cn By 21e ‘tlle and a half tong od neat, 9:16 dally : 1 10¢ | Wash Tubs, extra heavy, sizes 6 months to G years; asie 43 price Cc Coffee, our spectal blend | galvanized We | Hoth phowes 51 Infants’ Blips, in colors and white: regul r he te | Miguest Fam Show fo the Town. 39¢; sale price teks ees tae 3c Our Spoil Broom ioe | Butter po | Saal And perseverance | Porter 4. White, im “The Visitor.” a/ EASTER SALE SILKS AND DRESS GOODS 60-Foot Clothes Line .. POP Boss csccced Bae foom in city. The x o—_ Brand New Hpecinitios TILL 11 O'CLOCK $1.75 36-inch Black Peau de Sole Silk, $1.19. Me | Ironing Wax, each M48 Third av, near Pike usually prosper. Very |— Boys’ Dark Blouses, bo—AMade of neat pat Fully guaranteed to wear; regular $1.75 quality Black Peau | ink Writing Tablets .. | 45c Tin Dinner Pails .. “2 often, this prosperity | terns, in dark outing: spertal “ Sole Silk; excellent weight and brilliant black; suitable . fe | 206 lor © 4 i hes its beginatag tn the Boys’ 50c Short Pants, 1S¢-—Sines 4 to 15 c years; dark colors; well made; spectal 15c Wome $2.50 Oxfords, $1.00—Patent tip, soft, flexible sole; viet kid; styliah military heel; a $2.60 shoe; all sizes: special $1 .00 $1.25 Long 12 and jutton Lisle Glow 750— splendidly made; black, white and cream suits and waiats; full 36 inches wide; 1. 19 tomorrow, special, per yard ..... . $1.25 Rough Pongee Silks, | 60c Novelty Dress Goods, 75e. ie Rogularty a for $1.00 and | Sale continues tomorfow on on 2 the new-Spring Goods; hun- $1.26; these rough Pongee | dreds of yards of the new Sik Sultings came by ex t spring designs, including BEDDING SECTION 104 Tan Blanket— Sale price ; ‘ 11-4 Gray Blanket—Worth $1.25; Sale price Large Comforter—Filled with fine white tton; $1.65 value; sale price Pricse—1t0 and 200; box sents, 10 account. Allow us to | HEE ARF THE NEW ACTS. opening of a savings assist you in starting. adies’ Mother Hubba: Aprons, 226-—Full longth, 1 preas yesterday; the sea ali sizes of black and white : oh, Mee Fer Aor prone, ‘ull length, large Bedspreads— Extra arge Bedspreads; snowy A /O | ‘Orpheum and roomy, at the absurd price son's most wanted and fa] checks; makes Inexpensive whit cite Gast Grade: worth O44: | Vaudeville. : C] ored fabric; 27 Inches | skirts, aults and conta: rare $1. | Fancy Coilars, 12/;0—Kmbroidered with | Wide: colors cream, cham-| yaine; secure your Easter | pijows—Crushed Chicken Feathers, covered with INTEREST PAID ON prertvaranies Betis ob S100: % 79 tripe; never ought towel lees 1 pagne, natural, gray, Meht | wearing apparel now; spe J” strong featherproof ticking; 69¢ value; gidceyp tre: 26¢; special, each 26 | dine, Alice blue, navy blue, | cial tomorrow, per Sale auton Cc brown, cardinal and black yard Cc ale p Sheets—72x90 Bleached Sheets; 60c value 49 sale price, each c 9-4 Brown Sheeting—Was Sc yard; heavy 25 grade; sale price, yard c SAVINGS DEPOSITS. » | 7 MRIOHT, NEW srRCLAT THES Weers Work Gloves, 290—Calfekin 99 } frout; regular Sc sellers; spectal c c BIG FUN ACTS—DONT MIMS THEM. nters’ Aprons, 3%—Of heavy brown canvas; lots of pockets, snaps and straps; 39c YARN special tomorrow, per 75 $1.50 Novelty Dress Goods, yard c oSe. B5e Plaid Sitke, ape, | $1.50 quality strictly All-Wool 800 yards of the newest Spring | Novvity Spring Dress Goods, 1 DOMESTIC AND WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. { -9 dre - P £0 | percaies—in navy blue, browns, black and 12 date; large range; full 52 white, ete.; pretty patterns; sale price va c f Lyric Theatre D HOLLAND m Golden Brown Vici Shoes, blucher out, new ond tip, welted soles Union Plaid Sitks, sold all season tylee— | for 85e yard; the newest | inches wide, and contains |, gwne—100 ploces erty ausemier Lawes: Savings & clear out the balance of our yarn stock, we colorings of greens, browns, | the newest colorings; this mostly light colors; 12%c and 16e quali 15 some extra apeciais for Wednesday reds, blues, ete., ete; regu is certainly your opportunity at lar widths; see them tomor-| to secure good suits, skirts B hb Roll of White, Fluffy Ile sale py suitable for waista, and coats at the price of nee and underskirts; cheaper and much infertor n Fleece Knitting Worsted, all colors; 24 ply, pure wool; regular price 350 #k Cc ce Trust Co. rman Knitting Yarn, in nearly all ; deply; - it 5 { salith peclal to Outing Flanne!—Light colors only, in stripes c : i 3 special tomorrow, per qualities; spectal te a A cheeks; sale price, yard , we, % pound; al! wool; regular pric 1 . 49 ues; special 98 and chi ' SECOND AND CHERRY 5 A an C] vara C | morrow, per yard © [ skirting—Black Twilled Skirting, with white fig Bet ur Oxfords at $2.00, | we New Vaudeville evs Derlin Saxony, Angora Fiods jand Germantown ure or stripe; worth 12%c; sale price c yard Wool; nearly all lasts, a skein wh and $3.00 j@ the stock 1 i bic bed Sees jomfort Calicoes; sale price, 5c yard . COFFEE. APRONS. sind eats oad Ladies’ White Lawn and GinBham Aprons; there iderdown—In ‘gray pink Diue and red; strictly Sita Mager, | are Ladies’ Long Mother Hi@ijard Aprons, Short sll wool; worth Sic yard; 40 inches wide; * §9¢ Ne mond & wl coffee is partly m4 her A Gingham Aprons, with goa® bahd and straps sale pri ¥ ‘ | White Lawn Bib Aprons, $kirt lengt! White Oileloth—Fancy Colored ‘Oilcloth ; “best a buying and partly in sad Lawn Aprons, Long Black n° Aprons and ; 17¢ ‘ oyt m pga Clerks’ Sateen Aprons; valu to, 40c 19¢ grade; sale price Apron Nath aca assortment: ‘sale pf ing; like everything + special for Agipotee 2C . Skating Rink. Tonight, & 405 Pike St Your grocer reter#i your mone | ° ’ . . o-Step r Apri ies J 1 don't like Sebifing’s Best; | Two-Step Contest. Friday pril f ord, Fancy Skating Contest. Prizes PROD .nccccccwces seoeweccccs