The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1908, Page 8

THE SEATTLE RACE WITH DEATH 5." he writhin CANNING SEASON BEGINS lips of Fred Porkina fo al MURDERER’S BODY (By United Press. BELLINGHAM, June rhe man Roros almon « season Was opened bleyele and dashed with all speed ‘ ta the Pacific Amertoar ne hospital, Dewpite Fisheries in South Bellingham, and efforts, Perkins ater The body of Frank Kelsey, of Rv esande of wheels and pul’ MESSENGER BOY HAS DESPER “d aiatt deginete’-wae w * were set in he y at Teo: t time in man ATE TIME TRYING TO SAVE been employed as & monsenger, t . t dramk the shortly after mid ecuba a ~ COMRADE WHO HAS TAKEN | sient thin morning, fajlowing & te y POISON—-DASH MADE ON BI ‘el with fo CYCLE, Reduc tions in Pri es 's, ladies’ and at at (By United P: ANGELES » race In a Harry with ¢ a & La a knocking @ bottle carbolie Ke of rowly escaped collision with” autontobdile, the plucky boy shoul Perkins and carried him into howpital, where he sank to the joor from exhaustion DERBY WINNER TAKES ANOTHER THE BON MARCHE || THE BON MARCHE MEN?’ THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE Is It Meanness, Economy or Managing (By Unit LONDON, Jun inetta . ’ : ’ the Itallan § fill ddenly HAT is holding up the Sale of Men’s Clothing corene ie tae Oy roe Phe annual output of men’s clothing in New Kuglish derby at 100 to 1, today ; } added another notable victory to ity for the past séven years has been her record by capturing the Onk over tw lred millions. The falling off this year 1 a ) a th Only one man in a thou- $ extravagant in dress Any Man’s $25 to $35 Suit in This Store, Saturday for $19.50 ES, take your choice of any man’s suit in our entire ximate by hin col hard Croker’s entry, Rhodora the race already wan and was field by several sa red r Ric had length» myss Courtesy was second and Banteve || third TOUGH ON THE BOYS BUT 0. K. FOR GIRLS (By United Press.) LONDON, June It te gow lege! in England a boy is not according to to effect seat week. The bill does not make it an offense to give away cigareta, se the young uien wil) bave to apply to thelr sisters to buy their emekes for them. ine m, b This pecull stock for $19.50. Blues of the wo and blacks are included. Suits we’ve sold all season [liste Be Mi attedily men, minor persone bot was chenged at $25.00, $27.50, $30.00 and $35.00. We don’t re- serve a single suit. It’s a forced sale of all our high-priced. hand-made suits, on account of a de- cidedly backward season. These suits are the best productions of America’s foremost makers. Over unwilling to enough to restrict sueh mem bess of the fair sea a8 care to smoke, | BIG CHECK IS LOST (By Unived Prem.) © thousand «altogether, tan Saar ee Se ‘Notone reserved. Select finance committer of the beard of supervisers in the attempt to place the reepenetBility for the low $87 572.79 cheek thet wae paid into the treasury in 1968 eed ite disappear. | ance having weeks ape the suit you want and $1 O. 50 it’s yours for Note— That the Bon Marche Store for Men is open Saturday even- ing until 10 o'clock. Main Floor—South Entrance. Boys’ $3.50 to $4.50 Suits | Boys’ $1.00 and $1.25 Knee hl 79¢ Out goes our entire stock of $1.00 The whole matter is so Invelved that the committee will put the case in the hands of City Attorney Long for action when the supertisers meet next Mon@ay No Increase in Rates. | CHICAGO, Jane S—The move ment inaugurated by the western freight rates 10 per‘cent In territory, has practically b doned by the roads in the classification and the tr nents! tines have agreed t smaller increase In rates than they | at first demanded Another large lot of “fows of @ kind,” from our reguier 95.50, $1.00 and have been “detailed Medical Men Elect. CHICAGO, June 5.—Col. Wm. -C Gorgas, of the P; 14 canal com mission, was toda cled preat dent of the American Medical as sociation, A resolution thanking everyone connected wi om, including the 60 ranks to an sewer the call of hundreds Sat urday Styles are two-piece Double Seama Breasted Sack Suits Have too many Main Floor—Men’s Store Main Floor—Men’s Store. ———————_—___—__— Paris, 3 Cite Trevice. Chemnitz. 22 Theatre Strasse. Marccnester, 88 Faulkner 6t AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. —of— contea Moet % party tn : Mey a ; $5. 50 Set Caldwell’s’ ‘ 1 He stat od Caflagher | Come? from an authorative ay Not Be The Grand STAR Lightning A 00 mal ime. cane information ACUTE JOUN CORT, Manager ttteimei yey Balance of Werk | flome, of Musical Comedy and Vande Auger Bits e i” ay morning Labor Party Loses This winter, but take r MATINER SATURDAY : ~ on rs pigpeo | ! Cook Bt Guamier Tins LONDON, June After a chances. Let us put in your wie oe 7 AN BERNARDINO, Cal GO TO SEACOMA BEACH FOR & Winter supply while the price lot of seventy-five values up to $30.00 for > 1 4-95 The One Suits SANTAGES VEVt > Unequaled Vaudeville—Matiner and Night ; RENCE OF PATCH” se Suite ¢ - - —- cloth and ¢ silk mae Theatre| or 814.6 Vv ali ts. CASH, CREDIT. mast: PIANOS AT COST for 30 Days Want room for Talking Ma YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Westberg & Childs chine Department Meuse a a John C. Walling Co. 711 Second Ave. investigate. oo! Obit . onld-Beating Spe one week ahead. SPINNING. 1310 Second Av. STAR—FRIDAY, been Gireovered two i railroads sometime ago to increase | f i are all linen taped and $1.25, Knee Pants at 790, Nothing reserved; | fefeated because @ local paper made stitehed aod reinfore all sizes, at T8e¢ a pair. Agee 3 to 15 years. Se taiedesheteteredeaieae -_ ee chev Materials are herd fintsh worsteds,. tweeds, | FLEET AT THE NAVY YARD. tr M inturen. stripes soa | Romespans and fancy cheviots. Mostly gray 9}. The Atlantic Fieet is now at the AY mixtures, wtriy " acs A e : |Navy Yard. o See battleship Illinois | plaids. For ages 9 to 16. Sui od brown mixtures. ams are all taped, dow Blithe drydock. Boats - 10 worth $3.50 and up to $4.50. p hed and reinforced throughout. 7 a times daily from Pier 2 Saturday, $2.95 atent canvas waistbands, a pair @ Biler Way. Round trip cause he agre trlet Atte pervisor iw tx in dang n grant @ petition from At | ]} tion of mull. UNE 5, 1908. FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Daily at 5:30 Sale of Shirt-Waist Dresses at $4.85 One-piece Shirt-Waist Dresses, suitable for outing, Under One Reot—Everything to Furnish the Home Co house or traveling wear, made of good quality cham- bray, waists having yoke of embroidery, are included. Some of the former are trinmed with checked gingham. Other models have Peter Pan waists with tie, and trim- ming of checked gingham. Another good style is made with waist of pin tucks, trimmed with checked gingham; skirt is plaited and trimmed with fold of checked gingham. A Strong Line of Shirt-Waist Dresses at $6.75 Some of these garments are of striped organdie, waist and skirt in one piece, trimmed with dotted inser- Another model is of imported checked gingham, trimmed with Very desirable for house wear. iH self-colored chambray; waist in Peter Pan effect. Walking Skirts: Special Women’ s and Misses’ Linenette Jumper Suits Values at $5. 75, —Some of these linenette Garments are made $7.45, $9.65 ‘$9. 8 with full-plaited skirts, perfect-fitting over 45 and $9.65 | hips; fronts trimmed with buttons of self-material and color; waists have short mandarin sleeves, V and round necks, trimmed with washable soutache braid. White, | tan, blue, leather and pink. e Linen Shirt-Waist and| Lawn Jumper Dresses Jumper Suits, $18.65 — $7.50—These may be had Of pique, pure linen and |;, white and blue or pink The lines at $7 have been made from a manu k of pan plait nd gored effect, with fold facturer’s surplus sto amas and fancy suitings, bia styles in the new ed styles with fold, a trimmed and pings be noted strap of self materials are to | $5.75—These are of checked | mercerized poplin, trimmed " ae i ‘ serge, full-gored, with fold | with cluny lace, others silk- and “om toe ae around bottom. Black and | embroidered.» Plaited and |ate trimmed with Swiss | embroidery ; skirts are ‘full- gored skirts have bias fold. | | plaited, White and colors. White checks, brown and white checks Important End-of-the-Week Values for Misses and Childrem MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SKIRTS, | CHILDREN’S PRACTICAL DRESSES, $1.45—Suitable for Children of from 12 to 14 | $1.35—Serviceable little colored Dresses for years, Made of all-wool materials—plain col- | school or play. Are of light and dark percaleg oted broadcloths, cheviots and fancy mixtures. | with dots and figures. High and Dutch necks? asting-colored washable Every detail cuted. Ages 6 to 14, WASHABLE SAILOR SUITS, $2.25—Ages Some have bias fold on bottom. Colors, brown, | Are trimmed with contr blue and dark mixtures. | braid on neck, waist and sleeves. CLOTH SHANTERS REDUCED silk embe- | | of the making is carefully ex« rAM O' TO 25c — Have full-sized tops with lems and silk band Are made by one of the | 6 to 14 years. These garments are made best manufacturers, and “may be had in white, |’s sociale percale, in blue and white, with a large sailor lar, some trimmed with white braid; skirt full piaited. red, brown also black and white ee checks. FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED gray, navy; om visiting Czar M e laborites were c f 225 to 59, debate in which p ns $15.00 Calamity Sa Trying to Check Boycott TOKIO, June 5—Two hundred t t yen is now Indicated a f the boye while (By Hy the SAN PRANCISCO, od with O46 O490000009006058 SL BERT HANSEN j Diamond ‘ ae ney itness f idge Ca , abam Ruet t in the put off for » have his arraig ribery ¢ Coal Shortage of snow cov is off. THE SUMMER era set coe aed alee Black Diamond lump | es .75 ¢ Off Pure Milk Black Diamond mine aii fy run 50¢ Off @ | i Newcastle lump and pete nut 506 Off erman, Clay & Co. Victor Dealers we ey my, 1406 Second Ave DON'T EAT UNTIL UC. US trp e dice aie tla Seattie Coal & tM,