The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1908, Page 8

8 THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDN 1908 DAY, JUNE 10, THE BON MARCHE || THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MAROHE |) THE BON MARCHE Boys’ $4.50,$5.00and $6.50 Suits Thursday... ° oy: of material in it CHINESE OPIUM TRAFFIC have put them down to this price because of broken lines. But there are nearly two hundred Suits, and every suit has more than $2.95 worth Chiefly two-piece Suits, and a few Norfolks, ‘with Knickerbocker Pants; ages 9 to 16 years All-wool tweeds, hard twilled worsteds, cassimeres, fancy cheviots and homespuns, brown stripes, plaids and checks, gray s, black and white mixtures, et« desirable l Every Suit worth $4.50, § day in the week, Thursday take your pick of the lot at Save Money on Every Summer Need of House and Garden nuxtt s and colorings 5.50 and $6.50 any “| CAN CLOSE EVERY JOINT IN THE UNITED STATES,” SAYS MAN WHO HAS BARRED WHITE PATRONS FROM THE DENS OF SAN FRANCISCO. (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) ister inf pee of the Chine - elie BAN FRANCISCO, June 10.—That traffic | . women of higt ai standing te Widen, "We bate ¢ . $10.00 | 5c to 25c Ice arenes ondies SL ey boy} eae ek Refrigerators | t's 0°. mic SSN. Hef Seatiy duet folfons af Som wie 2 sot iam eters and K. Whilde © than a dosen of well know P2453. 25cGrass Shears 15¢ sal Qenay, Tine pine nd women hardwood, galvanized tren lin Nox ‘Em All Grae Pee ~s mom . me s = wphowe ged ply ed. Regular price $10.00. June Shears Regular v i Sale price price , “ af An these new detectives are all me ental carr wo of the drug |ckonet now tell r they are cultured }dealing with one of our spies or a 29c $2 Gas Stoves $1.50 Hamilton 2-Burner Gas Plates, ple, men and women, are of the dens in Chinatown rayers powerful burners. Regular wae price 26 oe jealers are demoralized price $2.00. June Sale price ‘ for | We now have ee of the principa $1.50 wots Geilestiers of thn rug Milan aah te es FESR RRA Refor harmacy board opemed{espe warrants. That we will soon ba Mowers, $% in. drive wheels; 12 im, 14 fn have acquire habit, found ¢ Chinese Mends hide il Stoves $6. in” wal. lads fe quality maranteed. K urious dene of Chi ow M han this, | cou close ev “Perfection” Blue Flame Ol! Stoves, 30 inches high, || {jv Kuarantued. & cine to Ghobecry . aptum fetat in the Usted fully guaranteed. Regular price $9.00 2 burners Sale price Frane it tn tm] States as effectively an we have June Sale price $6.95 for them to obtain opiam) barred white men, women and chil - Chinese dealer dren this Chinatown if I had We have triumr hed over the ain: jt operation of the government 60c Step Ladders 29C 3-Foot Well-Made and Strong Step Ladders. Regular price 60¢ sale price $1.75 House Paints $1.49 ES A A ES AEE SY ea $1.25 Screen Doors 98c lardwood Screen Doors, alse 66x 16", % Im. thick, covered with best grade wire cloth, Regular June « @ Surety company, of which be was San Franeiaco repre sentative, died at 7 o'clock thts | morning at the California bh tal where he was taken Inet night from the police hospital, following his re lease on bonds. ‘ DISCHARGED L. C. Dolley, of the Montana Tim ber Co, was acquitted of a charge & Co. expressly for as lar price $1 Kees ny necepted $50 fre on cert n bien price $1.25. June Sale price of obtaining money under false pre Pay Inspector Exonerated. Everlasting Prepared Paints; all tenses in the police court yesterday! SANTA BARBARA, Cal 010 98 ‘ colors. Made by W. P. Futler afternoon, Dr. 8. BE. Griggs charmed |—i¢ was learned today that the that has been Invest and in Oregon ng charges against pay inapect Griges | how that Dolley of BE. D. Ryan of the Pactfic feet fatled to ¢ in part, but the timber | has sent a sealed verdict in the case man showed receipts from an Ore Washington and it is b eer) gon attorney which showed his faith Officer bas been exonerat in the deal Police Judge Gordon June per gallon sale price, per gallon.. $1.49 yc $3.59 | 30c Window Screens 15c¢ 5@ feet Garden Hose, cotton cov Adjustable Hardwood promptly dismissed the case ered, coupled ready for use. Reg. | Windows, 15 In. high Will Beect for Mitehett j ular price $5.00. June Sale price— | fret 1 te, te 88 tn ARRESTED MAN DIES. by — See me ee peste Ste. June Gale price (By United Press.) inent democrats of this state today e the LOS ANGELES, June 16 Judson | formed en organization to boom the ees ee = = . C. Bruste, secretary of state of f John Mitchell for Raattie. Second Avenue and Pike St. New York, 2 Walker Street oe sonMARC Paria, 3 Cite Trevice. Chemnitz, 22 Theatre Strasse. Manchester, 68 Faulkner St. Allegheny mountains with his west-| skirt BURY THE 55.0520" ore HA TCHET yee: line STREET SUIT. way commiasiohers, who was arres VIBRATION | Makes You LOOK YOUNGER and | FEEL YOUNGER Mfo-giving plish these many years, the Arnold ————— force and tonic world bas « Vibrator is accomplishing in such known ix Vibration, and the most /short time that we prefer not to | soothing and satisfactory means of mention the same The most powerful provides that he must not cross the employed for the banding on the eutts and collar as we are fully en Are (hat these statements would STATE NE S J hardly be believed by sufferers of fire standing, so we ask years you, One and all, to come to us and let us show you what we can do for you, This does not put you to any expense of any kind, as our treat ments to demonstrate the Arnold vit ¥ tree nor will it put you to any obligations to we. You are the gain er if you take advantage of this Iib- eral offer, as all we desire is an op portunity to prove to you the effi cleney of cur machine. You may phone us, Main 1861, and make ap-| poiniments for either a lady o n tieman demonstrator to bring a ma lehine to your hi at any time most conver t to ye Our offi are open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., and we are always willing and ready to DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GOULD AND HARRIMAN ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN AMICABLY AD- JUSTED. ‘The body of a man supposed to be orke or J. ©. Davis, a strike ker from San Francisco, en route to Treadwell, has been found a@ short distance from Port Town-/ send, death by suicide being evi | dent | wr are entir (By United Press.) NEW YORK, June 10.—The chief tople of Wall st. today is the re ported amicable adjustment of the | differences between Gould and Har. | riman. it is understood that the! agreement was effected just before George J. Gould's departure for | It fs probable that Will H. Thomp. son and his family will 1 from | this state to Florida, where Chester | Thompson, Mberated at Tacoma Monday, will reside in the future. | | Congressman Jones believes that! }he will win in the September pri-| | Europe, and covers all of the dis | | maries. Pr deme . atc oer ce ann oe ited questions oetween the Gould | The recetp e , rings Seer ey You what it will do. ARNOLD Spe Marviate tebdvests ta the West ldae ene ae the state In May | ilomelis ™4 VIBRATOR COMPANY, 229-40 Ar Gould retains possession of his - BRINGS MASSAGE WITHUN cade Annex | Properties west of Pittsburg and |__ The chief of police in Bellingham REACH OF EVERYBODY saltiiae | will continue the building of the | wants a patrol wagon | “a applying the principle is the Ar Abraham W. Engle has been ap-| noid Vibrator. With this remmck pointed to the state board of | abie little machine you can regu fina vice Tax Commissioner |iste the speed from a few Vibra Easterday, resigned tions per minute to thousands per Western Pacific, but it will be op- | erated in harmony with the Harri man lines. Under the agreem however, Gould will not be able carry out his plan of @ great trans continental Gould system, for it | ARRESTS CHAUFFEUR, minute. Vibratory stimulation wilt j wae —- ee nee | Instantly relieve and ultimately MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON C. W. Baines, a chauffeur, was ar.| cure any trouble due to poor cireu ; lation. A New York hospital uses terday afternon because he ts al.| Vibration exclusively for the treat leged to have speeded his car| ment of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, In around the corner of Ocident y. (digestion, Deaf mera? Debilt and Yesler way at a danger ty, ete, “They fesue a daily report Hates was taken to the police sta.| Showing the progress of each pa tion, where he was released on g26| tient, and the statistics given by bail the one tastitution and the Impre sive and the convincing evidence to the real health-giving and « ti¥e power of Vibration. Call Fleet ia now at the | week and let me tell you all about Yard, See Battleship Minols| Vibration, and also ask for a free drydock, Boats leave 10 datly from Pier 2, foot of lor Way, Round trip 6 LAKE WASHINGTON. rested by Patrolman Putnam yes Steamer Fortuna” and Thursday, June tith, Leaving Mad ison and Leschi Parts at $:00 and 6:20 p. m oo Urania PRC FLA Beat tle FLEET AT THE NAVY YARD | The Atiantle v —— USING THE ARNOLD VIBRATOR, FOR KIONEY TROUBLES. a is = successfully |in the the trig little suit | tin Black velvet ts be What medicinal preparations other methods of ful diseases have ing pa failed to accom LSS TI SOAS 8 eect sano stands ie . . FIGHTING TO SAVE WOMEN FROM ee fed in this city on Sunday it charged with the emberzlement of 1 1’ funds belonging to the Metropolt tan Re SS Frederick & Nelson, porated eto the Home Com Daily at 6090. Timely Values in Campers’ Supplies .We present as a seasonable attrac. “= tion a gathering of Campers’ Supplies at ad » vantageous spe- cial prie Imported white enamel Dinner Tin Pails, 8-quart capacity, 10¢ Plates, 10c each. each, Imported white enamel Soup Tin Dippers, extra heavy, 10¢ Plates, 10c each. each. Three-pint 1C tin Coffee Pots, 10c¢ each. Three-quart solid lip tin Coffee Pots, 20c each White enamel oval Vegetable Dishes: 10%%-in. size, 15¢; 12-in., 20c. White enamel oval Platters: 12-in. size, 20c; 1314 in., 25¢; 19-in, 45c. Retinned Wash Basins, 111%4-in, ze, 8c; 13-in., 10c. Open Roast or Dripping Pang, 11x16-in., 10c¢ each. Mirrors with 11-in. oak frames; 9x12-in. size, 20c; 10x14-in., 30¢, Large imported white enamel Mugs, 10c each. Imported white enamel Cups and Saucers, 15c pair. Imported white enamel individual Fruit Dishes, 5c each. Imported white enamel Pitchers, 1-pt. size, 25c; 3-pt., 40c; 5-pt., 45c; 4-qt., 55c. Tipped Table Forks, tinned on steel, set of six, 15c. ! Solid-handle Table Knives, tin- | ned on steel, set of six, 35c. i Iron-handle Knives and Forks, | set of six, 45c. I Imported Butcher Knives, with Cold-handle steel Frying Pans: ij 8-in. forged blade, 30c. | 8-in. size, 7c; 11-in., 15¢. aL H ‘ i | Items of Special Interest to Picnickers Crepe Paper Napkins, per hun- Wood-handle Knives and Forks, dred, 10c. | set of six knives and six forks, 4S¢, Paper Plates, per dozen, Sc. Open Willow Baskets, with han Tipped Tea Spoons tinned on | a1. 45c, S0c, 65c, 85c and $LOM steel, set of six, 5c. | : Tipped Table Spoons, tinned on | Fancy Covered Baskets, $1.25, | steel, set of six, 10c. | $1.35, $1.50 and $1.75, | | Body Brussels Carpeting, $1.25 a Yard tst= A remarkably attractive offering of Body Brussels Carpeting at a very low price. Five choice patterns, all with border to match. A SAE: eee INCORPORATED 9” DR. CLAPP NOT COMING. | physical director the Nebraska university, to take charge of the/ | physical department of the Univer sity of Washington, has been de } clined, the regents of the Nebraska university having refused to accept his resignation and increased his! salary j (By United Press.) NEW YORK, June 10.—~“Cheer up” will be the message spoken from over @ hundred pulpits in New Jersey on one day of each year, ac | y United Press.) cording to a novel scheme tntro | NEW YORK, Jase duced by the Optimistic club, incor j 1. brother of Mme. Anna: porated. The day will be known as ATTACK MADE ON y marriage Optimist Sunday, and will be ob . oe | served in al churches of New to Prince Helie de Jersey. The plan has the of Right Rev. O'Connor, Catholic ction op of Newark diocese, and of t Rev. Lines, Episcopal bishop New York. Each divine will (By United Press.) “ 1 4 to his congregation the), ST. PETERSBURG, June 10. Gould mophy of looking on the bright Leaders of the octobrist party are Gould's side of life today laying plans to continue the attack made tn the douma agai the grand dukes by M. Gutchk relgning family, the. members of | 4 ” WIN KILLING CATTLE which, he declared, with nefartou WETS . Influence, are allowed to rem the head of certain departme (By United Press.) NEW YORK, June 10.—The So —— (By United Press) PORTLAND, Ore, June 101 have won at least temper the army He shouted that the grand dukes were usurping the au thority which properly belongs to the minister of war. He ctety for the Prevention of Cruelty unced | “Wets to Animals will test an invention |@Tand Duke Nicholas Nicholaiviteh, | ary victory through oe 5 this week by which it is expected a, President of the council of nations! a temporary injunctiod county court from ition in Medford, Ore c mse, declaring that he and the the body of which he is the head stands» the ntry. The machine te 1% the way of the reign of the army. injunction was ised Sag » Invention of Henry Bergh, treag- | Th speaker manded that these Hanna of the clreult court a r of the society. It consists of sega ducal leaders be retired from recent ele wat bee county 3 a & pneumatic hammer, something ‘® &™y which Medfor tke that ¢ vas in waiting keene rs dry” but. Medford tiselt bolts in a steet building frame. The WE RAR A RWW W | aloons city and they plunger is a sharp javelin, which is have given notice that pain will be method of killing cattle red the slaughter houses ARRESTED FOR MURDER. y be drive “ . of the © fight the issue to & pda gin mich a Nana yt iny Unies Pre iments Sa heard Fridag: Instant death * oe “ wane: : Given Government ere FRANCE AFTER CHINA £ Postscotte Ssotitet Oasis coal chart 1 aeabeneen n Kennedy Barton, a& r of the League J has been appointed is under arrest here. Sheriff Ben H. Rice, of Spokane, has Fee ee eee eeeeeeene * 7 * . * * * ® Sand Point * . * . * o * (By United Press.) ved the authorities here to PARIS, June 10.—France has de-|% holt che ; aon nie See he cided to demand the dismissal of | % ther order : 7 the viceroy of Yunnan province aud your (asa the punishment of the Chir re vo sponsible for the killing recently|********¥¥¥¥ eee of native soldiers and a French of. ficer on the Indo-Chinese border M. Rapst, the French minister at! Ofifeers for the er Pekin, ts conversant with the de-|the King County ds of his government and will ent them to the foreign board as quickly as possible are watching the reat interest TO ELECT OFFICERS . ; xing your fo BRUSHES Democratic clut ory kind, Rvery 00@ Will be elected topight at the ’ anteed. meretal club rooms J PDPRAL PAINT ARR U { WALL PY “asees: Diplomats | contests for 181d Finst Ave There w a 1 the offices, with the sitdation with | possible ex | viee president jon of treasure So NE et i lp iy «aang eNE