The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1908, Page 5

— spireamemeremnmmenaremmame em amamenenne = coe mor may yomremerenncy pean pan emt emesis ext . "Sp WEDNESDAY, Jv. “oX- we deliver free to all points within nh mel of Creator Seattle, seasonable articles ) are here a-plenty— lot this store supply your seasopable wants, whether for your golng-outoftown or staying-athome comfort, you'll find this store best prepared to serve you SON OF DENVER'S SPONSOR HAS A VICE PRESIDENTIAL BOOMLET wo More Days—Then the 4 Three Days’ Business Must Be Done in the Next Two Extraordinary Specials are offered in wearables suitable for the coming Holiday. Parasols, Fans and Hammocks are reduced. Warm weather under- wear, shirt waists and wash suits are especially notable among tomorrow’s and Friday's specials (Star Special Gervice.) WASHINGTON ©, H., 0, July 1 REFRIG ‘There has been talk regarding | the nomination of Congressman O. for vice president ‘ould prove the theory that Regatta Will Be] uit. fomothing In a name, and, the Bryan type. will buy a GO-CAR Matt Denver {a president of a mately connected with a large num rn 3 and 4 ber of manufacturing enterprises the Standard summer cabinet $1.25 Standard special summer : > Swe ks chalr or rocker— pel at Lake - : and 4, and) : ‘ % i More than 200 White Lawn Shirt Walsts, worth day's offerings at only 9c each. They are pe oly trimmed in lace and embroidery, and come Matthew R. Denver, of Wilmington, besides, Denver ia a Democrat of Lake July k Held on bank; he ts at the head of or intl oe eee Poa | ) -i| ie ; Regular$1 Shirt Waistsat69c ‘Tho annual @ Amateur el ae > 7 4 I a th oni ch, will be included in tomorrow's and ed to the fe promise: } " 4 Bare entered from |} f) 2 i ' f t / in the accepted summer styles. You'll want * } . n j / several, and the price won't hinder; 69 fo Aasootatte ’ { : : ; \ : : | White Walats Worth $1.50 Are Going at ‘9e—Cood ae on *) vs - ; { AA ones, too, and in the newest styles; plain : . & ‘ , lored and fancily trimmed; choice eeee will be, eld EH. " ; By a / at C “4 at 3 orelock, i . ’ mo f Wash Skirte Extra Optelakak, ‘lerun nbsortmenk 4 gia and tho third| i Be | 5 7 ey choose from, and every skirt in the lot right up ay entries aret a 4 : ; . > nt 2 to date and most wonderful value at the prices \ quote ee | Races. : fi ¥ * | ¥. =! { f Cotton ah Skirts, 69 tion Notorta, J.| fe : Nery practtoal Wile Bu ; Indian Head Skirts, 98 % epbcnne Rowing at seeeeereneene C air; Portland Rowing notte hs e $ - * 4 Rep and Linen Skirts, $1.98. 3, 49 ‘A. A. Allen. c < ene . et - Bika @oubles——James Bay Ath mt ‘ Indian H iW i —Made wit Mation, J. Clark and F. ss : | ndian cad Ta ered bu ts, 4.95 Made with long, | . . weet ; . : semb-fitting ontaway jackets and gored skirts. D. T. Jones and pt : . : : Leas J 4 5 7 Jatter are trimmed with a 4inch bias band. b Fanenuver Rowing Ses i. adid summer suits of white, A i p80 4 AY cctdade advenssss vaabanenen fab, A. Pool and FF. Nott; | : a m Rowiag Club, A. A. Allen | Mrved me re MTP TE not, It is aplendidly we Conant. ° Association, R, Hiscocks, | “ah edgo of Spanish, Douglas walked Cr | women's Laundered R. Strachan, No. 3; T, 0. eee Jinto the hall and called his wife, Light, convenient, pretty—cach | Fancy Embroidered Collars, in in white and ook , No. 3; V. ee Gray, bow who was the most noted Hngulst In .) ; * fa with plot o er a, 8. °C. | hi Washington at that When an h @ ploture 2s. it of a pretty colorings; all sizes; reg-| the face without b mene ¥ tne Cin ens ears or neck or obscuring the y, stroke; Moore, } she appeared at the top of th pretty Japanese maiden fa) wlar retell ¢ the each; | vision, All the good points of By: GM. Stacey, No 2; GE ot leasten’ Gaede aibe ts Gort “hay graceful pose. Have black en-| our spectal price 10 the old-fashioned sun bonnet bow. Portland Rowing dear, do you know such « word as eek Wiuh Wanted Wid WAN ces csee veo sccsecel c O. Gloss, stroke; J. C.! Montana? ‘Why, yes,’ she reptied, | No, 3; R. G. Tully, No. 2; : it is @ Spanish word, and means a bow. - ' - mountainous country.’ Saturday Races. , “Without another word Douglas for racea will be held - walked back Into the library, gnd ‘The races will be start sald: ‘Governor, that setties it; I filled If reosived by 35c Ribbons at 25c¢ Parasols Speci “WP 2 ¢0 Rogular $1.50 Pongee and White patna taco Silk Kerchie 49c Linen Parasols, hematitched, Beautiful Dresden Ribbons, for BE ceeceee One vas and none of the bad; 5 lar price 160; special .9¢ * special at, each A c Y re and § o'clock, respective | MRS. M, R. DENVER AND | Will call it Montana’ with wood handles, 9 B entries are: DAUGHTERS. See se ee Pretty Jap Stik Handkerchiefs, hair and neck bows; warp Special price ¢ with borders in the nat@mal | floral designs and striped of | Regular $4.00 Px ongee and White ; 3) Linen Parasc also fanc: colors and a U. 8. flag in the |™ fects, 8 to 4% inches wide; | siriped, checked and a ater Svec? tomor 49 regular 35¢e value; spe 25 | sttk Pongee Parasol row at, each -.. c cial price .. c Spectal price . in aK Carth yDry Goods ¢o|° ts Mana Baxter, Baciir Yowardd. Sechan. Memager 10 ] u. Port Wright soldiers will hike; Owing to the recent rlot of we cates Lawrence Lund, an employee| across the mountains from North|dlers at Port Townsend, orders | of Shroyer's @ Yakima to American Lake, leaving | have been issued tricting gar }the fort July 13. rison hk arious forts, Jea—Vancou Row- Sop EeS _cu== == _ MUSIC TEACHERS D. Des Brisay; Portland | <r Ohio, gad he is a farmer "I extensive agricultural interests ia} Soublee—James Bay Ath’| Southern Ohio d MEETING . cama ae Denver, Colo, was named to hon- Fe eee ee ae ete | or of his father, the late Gon. Jun fours—Jamee Bay Athtot-| “,, Denver The following tncidents connect ed with the naming of Mon | P. Bayliss, No. 3; R. Mon-| : 2K. T. Hughes, bow.| heretofore unpa! ° . First Convention in the Rowing Glah 8 oc | Tiated by Gen. Jas. W er in stroke; - R rag ©. | describing the part taken by him-| ‘ iM, Stacey, No 2: Nc {Self and Senator Stephen A. Dong hwest Is Being aoe. Pantiona acwtan| lias tn the naming of Western terri- Jes prior to the ¢lvil war E. Loomis, stroke; Rex | sigs bite Sadia Hi Id. No. 3; A. C. MeMicken, | ‘Senator Douglas was th air ie. man of the territorial As Allen, bow. of the senate, at that thme the Course on Lake. important committee of that leis At NEWSPAPERPAS WEDS: F races will be ome mile|iative body. Mecting me one day,| |The Northwest Music, Teachers'| ree ag age it in jength. The finish | Douglas asked me to call at hia | t#eoctats invention, heing | and Veet fet Somat te Out Hale, $11.60 Suit. $6.00 Butt $3.70. “Im addition, Free’ Coat ‘amd ent at the h. Boylat nt ter of in it was} the foot of Madison st./home that evening, aa he desired | St the Unitarian ch Sart will be at the old | my opinion om some legisiation. We | TON) '° Sine | the co Bouse, & little north of creat friends and frequently | \ cao ¢ cule at 8 @ Pie park. The course will be d together. Cpon my arriv-|an argan recital by Mr. Vernon E and all races will | al at governor's home I was im-| Matlock of Hutte, Mont. and a tri ‘time. | medta shown into the Mbrary,| violin, plano forte organ by Bternoon the Seattle | whe gias with a ia Mre. K. Whitson, Mr. Ed. J. Butler Cisb wit! pull off fowr | map ¢ table, Dowgian|*od Mr F P. Bea aces between the row.| at oat Governor, Tam soon | 4, stave Jobn FP. Miller gave the ad- , going to Introduce # bill to incor: | Si 0) come if the regatta are: | porate some new territories, and I) co @ Portland, com-| Want you to give me a name for ore | musten! t Jones, clerk of |of them.’ I hesitated and suggested! John F. Miller, | ‘Colorado.’ Douglas pointed to the A. 8. Goldsmith | place on the map (By United Prog.) SAN? JOSE, Cal. July 1—Charles M. Shortridge, former state Da tor, @gwapa publisher and telan, anc bis ride, t honeymoon trip today. ghort was married to Mra®Deimas & daughter of the late Cap ns Walter, writer and jour Sot at" ACCUSES FATHER wesc == MAT“ Gus Brown” sis ° to ©. of A. R. Elect. he late Mra, Walter was former 4 os sneer HCE ARNE | He j e Rainie « pier vag hy } ye niet. shagters oeow wr | OF COMPL cl Y ly city editor & Shortrigge's paper Goodfellow, judges; | now is and sald: ‘I have sale sing meeting Of the year and an- | t J here, and did much to make ft a TL Hughes and M. N.| that name for the one I am going Noon Pragrany. al election of officers yesterday at | suc She died from a cold ® e } : meyer Be wan, heetee wig eed mgs ma contracted at her desk and Short Here; ©. W. Saunders, |to cut out here,” pointing, ‘and [| From 1! a m. to noon an un-| the home of Mr In MURDER | y : D Stor | UMMally Koad Concert was gen by| sults were as follows: Regent ridge afterwards became engaged mae Vince Hi. Faden, | want you to give me'a name for! vii wnown musiciane Of the coast |chapter, Mra. Elina Veery Leary jto her daughter . jthis one up in the mountains.’ I/ the afternoon program was excep.| fire vice regent RA. Bal-| — neonates ke Mrs i se | was fairly well acquainted With! tionally instructive and pleasing, | linger; second wien Spanish through my service in the|and provided for the first appear. | Martha White F ‘ woonk WA abhi = re.| Mexican war, and my tong residence | ance of the artiats from Boise, Idaho, | secrotary, Mra J Wagner ered a we ra] in the West, where it in targely| Who were heard for the first time. od treasurer, Mra I Hotes onaee abcock, of aters, in an! gpoken, and 1 af ones restie€, “Who Mathilde Valery, sopra elected regiatrar, Minn Gertrude | affidavit made to District Attorney | pot call ft Montana?’ What does Ora May Howard, pianiote Woodcock; re-elected correapa Anderson, has accu: her father the word mean? asked Douglas. | Miss Ore May Howard, pi retary, Miss Kitsab@th ‘V of complicity in the taurder of rewgwithout written PACIGIC EXCURSION @ CAPT. GRAN’ RAL EK CLOTHING CO., Fleet A SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. SEATTLE. TACOMA, 9 verge a Mine Lane , interestin | With°Togs that will make you enjoy | this weather. For comfort as well as ap- e pearance, anything your heart desires. r e tat oted historian, Miss Sophia Frye. | John Woodapple, a former rancher * it is & Spanish word and means a The Orph tub of T * Margaret LAt- |) - m pheus club of Taco "Tit in Markiee canyon In the Napa| @BATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. uits TO en an vantecnanae ve Se Laat Fn ay Wg Mg Moe eee om the| Mountains ten miles west of Win-| Fare 38¢—Round rip, 600. it r wasters, whose charred body Was| FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. Mis| seand. the ‘chen, of, Bc canis |/OUR ROUNO TRIPG GANLY. Young Men as E 7 ‘ Mra. J. A. Woibert of Tacom e A Store je Eserybedy { by ibert of Tacoma, she on jlast February. With her father,| 19:25 a m., 2:05 aod 5:48 am will not aamiat foe regent of Sh ™ Bat ve ” oye oc! D pa Fe a emai forts | Maroons || LEAVES TACOMA — 8:38 0. m 2.50 HAMMOCK $1. 6 5 Wl sitar af ccncy, eval oe eras seer Pievatton| Visit the Navy Vard | vere icra? stoue_| $1 1 oO to $25 the true Mra, Leary in chor the iliness of Mignon, a @ prelude to the recital a AUantlc flest ts still at the navy| Tel Main 176. Tacoma—Tel. 212 ° FOR Following from 19 to 12 noon there | of the spring ® a on. a lyard. See the battleship Rhode} E ; } will be @ vocal conferences, with Mr. Tea for Mise Martin. Island In the drydoq Boats leave} tid ‘ hte eal | Rdmund eg eye ot Mise Alma Stewart gave & tom | 10 times daily from Pier 2, foot of verett an dmoads | ‘ <. subject « yesterday in honor of he 108 4 2.50 Beautiful, Fancy Calsres ‘Vadis closely woven, |f) Cin ‘be. “What te chic se Marion Martin of Minneapolis. | Yesler Way. Round trip, ane large pillow and “double }f| Fundamental Principle Si ; IE] Great Princ Correct | 4 ts ® | tintic Vol ni Furth party at | be read by leouls Arthe Moore 1 < in honor |New York, John Randolph of Lin-| Miss Anna F rch Terry Glass Fruit Dishes for 4¢ fa] ust, Neb. followed dincuanion | At Home to Parishiongr Second ard Yesler “Where the Cars Stop” { of our Arcade Pure | 75¢ Dosen Clear Crystal Giass jf) Uy Mrs. Hilsabeth Mi | nev. J. BD. Liwya ond ft family ‘op Houseboid Fraft Dishes, full finish, optic C. M. Sherman of Tacoma, Bowman — asa av. DF and Mre. Liwyé a Ralston of Seattle and Miss Mathilde | ""*" h » to friends and mem. ee : effect; neat and atractive; "Ac IE| Vatiery of Boise, Idaho. wil oe oe egark’s parish the eve- trip | $6.50 ae eth ae AS } Instrumental Conference. “firat and second Mon of Bverett, Cotman Date | Fae Cotton Hose, $4.29 The instrumental cosference will Liwyd and Miss Liwyd Hee Ind . 3 : begin at 10 8. m. and last until noo home on the second WH Cotton-Covered tose, | Best Fruit Jar Rubbers, 9¢ Mtduina ford Well of Bee oe aday afternoons of the month. | P 5 . SWerantecd, 50-foot Doz. | ja Kees .% : paper on he LA Lecture. ayaa » ofessional and G. Gord&n of Portlar ngthe, comple $4.29 | Kashintr Pure Rod Rubber Pritt |]|im the Teaching Field” wit es Vocture lant. night a“ 4 Jar Rings; extra thick ° Qe | Phin will be follow pec To a lil ans New Digidveny Gard Eakin arpi| ul KY ortunes e and extr ide, Gore by: Cogewen ot |"°" . $0 Lawn Mower, $2.49 | stale, Mascot, toske | eer ge eg 7 ae tte on se lies La gp adan 4 yes Best Quality Smoeth Irons, | ce re ee Wintt~ | naptist church have A rmanined ° : ° The Young man of twenty or e wi or ras 4 ae for charity work and soctal A few months ago the diggrmstae» h he ¢ jeman of a with health “i Steel cutting bindes and -~ Lb. ° mT : ures that meee ev iub of poslata, thy new discovery fis | J N A yipiorra yt strength mes tn Teachin: the chureh 7 oh ad e cure of ecm c led tj» eo goo ear “4 ac y Bamrrerts teers ish; any size up to 9 Ibs.; pleadership of Miss Nellie G. Corniat. | Women's Guild Excursion. Sandie 1. Previews to teat Gas Hl 19! think yf impor- A / always 7c Ib. . iP The Common Us and Abuse of| The Women's guild of the could uly Wo havi? irq Ci hs tant to ag quire the habit of sav Set Knives and Forks, | dat” will be gubs Tee ee rues Are te Vi laboratortegn ing. Af sixty } ill 1 69¢ 7c Roll Toilet Pope: ¥ fox | | paver gives by Mr. A. F. Ven © eee SSieaie dene. “Singe this charg» in ee nvettend | “ ak ee ings are always well atteadet and 1», Bausrren Euina tote. Mra, Frederick Bausman will da tertal@ at bridge tomorrow after no ie Wwe Rowe Akh Reg rail ae & | that, thro@gh faili to ecquire thatONE abit, he H&s missex LL. of his opportunities of distrivation pOnslaom, dais cumpd Geyte the wow) phonomanel apoous tf anythiwgy batrodwm to thy wang trade in the Inst @@ sans, Gil tse Keonliogy dremygints, incline (tye Quaker Dryg Co, Rawad rtig ¢o. in Seattle, are now cowrriagh Che special 50-cent sine gareniat ly sdieage ed, also the $2 jaf This great sucgpaw lm we) seBgrin Set of Camping ‘ 25.0 | Porka:.6 pi n t Te Roll Beat Quality Medicated | fn a neat e Toilet Paper, Pak ES osece full weight; 7 for.... Ey The me Whatever your present age, the great thing is to BEGIN NOW. ut SYSTEM into your Saving—so much from q | | Pea Oe Geert | rq Williawe McKwas wa Hole & B. Hunter of Portland. Miss! i¢cn 2¢,, will give an informal toa |] Lacey @ Larue @& Peote is Be tomorrow afternoon Im honor of ay \ in enarpe ne y ly Jing whenat is remeambenoes hg? tw each pay envelope to go into The faatruammigh wie cent ecZOMA Cases, Poslémn seigab ten Hegde: tI big he ® once Pill be wndes thee decvtiw of| Most distrom my cam ing with first applica, peaareaite 1g, strong Scandinavian B. &r bes of Pu ImaAe, Wott. melevad by Bory Lanlee SBolvm ad FOR ‘Limete Blharile Gales Ove, wrinkle of Tveavy pilawa- : , a e 4 és 4 - | i brow, y to 8 pe inct com T : f wpe thea esi) 23) rt wed | Piltmws RB. kowRath a6 Kod To to hea immediately, wh amo Americ: Bent. hire . chrornio cases in 9 tyv @eam In cas ere it will minor °skin trouan, Gah on ang, Ome always be safe and ready, and pimples blackheada Ge Sensors Mavian Awe ge still be earning Four Per Cent plofehes, ravh, of, ey AaB : after an overnight gpa ieneeth Qu Compound Interest. @ perimental samples @ gaxiuen one will, li ehesional im pimue teahent ha IS Vetdil smdew we ab wivdy be dire Fm a Cheon igs Ag oma. thet mode esagyss oA Dito tao, AE comustbate wndlby Suir |f ioe" Abeainoe (Coxgtre el dung | sent to anyone by maP Gem ek anon ah ciai® tn cinrenoe ows G@andinadian American Bank bate ge ee Nee York witty ee Oe, Al oh Enildine. 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