The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1908, Page 7

i here today from Lincoln, bringing the platform,” | him his own boom for the view preaid nounced that he would b for the second place on When asked if Bryan promised to support him, he avoided a direct re ply, He sald that Gryan is pre paring to draft rat apecia planks for the platform, which he will Ineiat must be inserted in the platform. Bryan to sald Towne dling of queations Anti “Tryan ta strong anti plain terma on the floor of the “BY EOL. KEEN ole, July 2 i, colos A 1 me that ambiguous t in Charles arrived want any SALE MTOR OINARY memory n B. Parker on the anthinjune oxtonatvel pect of thi of Cle ex Dabtman that the e are wanted they wil adopted 8 Will not be eatiafied with any atrad lay declare of er Cleveland f and felt upon that tn such as reflects on the THE STAR—THURSDAY, ULY S. 1908. ordanoce with the principles of pro kreaalve democracy Hern w t out to Fairview farm Bryan Oliticians offd on the ¢ y and his om of much activity QO ARBITRATION TREATY SIGNED BY JAPAN, 18 (By United Press.) TOKIO, July ttt ta an nounced that the emperor has ratified the arbitration treaty between the United States Jap and formal exch the documents will be Amertean Becretary Root and Japanese Ambax Takahira at Washington July 20, at which time th visions of the new agr will become effective. REE Ree sFIVE NOW IN A large number of} home at Fairview was! eee ee ee eee ee 2 eee eee eee es 7 operative dueott 1, the rallways| stated that an urgent request from| PATIENTLY FACEO DEATH, | has but a more youre to live. and stoamahip ngs being required | the Japanese steamahip lines for a] Dre. Janveria apd aggett, who jto file thelr tariffs yesterday at| postponement of the new rule jod | COOPERBTOV N. ¥., July 2 are in attendance, have given up all Washington, It ts authoritatively | » today's sotion Cheerfully chatting with his phyat-|hope of saving thetr patlent’s life, jclans whenever his strength will | bulletina indicate that@ the T Bishop wy Codman Pot- nd is near The decrean € drifting toward ing vitality of Bish otter is death the famous | most market indication of his | preacher sno palu, he in low, dition jing strength, and it is feared he CELEBRATION AT WY BIG li 00 ROUND TRIP TO OLYMPIA, | Olympia begins July ard. Steamer july 46, Onig Multnomah leaves Galbraith Dock Jul rd. nah | at 8 J 5; round trip $1.00, leaves Galbraith Dock at 8 a, m. *** Stretch GET OUT in three weeks at most Driess the PUBLIC gy will their LAST CHANCE to profit by the GREATEST MOST SUCCESSFUL FURNITURE SALE We must and signee Sa lose away they Joe Schermer’s Exclusive High and | . King ofhe propo . ‘ . * Goats are, mart TE ee Ts eee eats |i tnjunotion pidae tn the platt ; that has ew@r been PULLED OFF in Seattle. AS Grade Clothing and H& Stock _ eo he tareatod oe th 7 ak |] the party F owed Dahiman declared | Fr » * * er st @ Bive invented Rather than risk fot lee IN LINE YOU KNOW. we've made use of no FAKE EX- at 1010 First Av., Near Madison @ . . 4 Ay a eeah ‘gucue 1 upon the courts, and ox Ae stock, Ev¢ ything wilt “' marked in | aborting _,* : | Nay e ‘ whiclpyou can have your share of the benefits thet a Well as the cus. price } “1 guess thate about the way] t me ha 4 ays Mth sented, and bus may bewny || af great many have enjoyed since the figt days the & 9 square deal in every re oe ogee aga ; — Night and gay shifts went into usiness Creditors@Sale. New goods that have been in si? E) — ott t 8 bar @ore neaucak Rose | | Meet Labor Demands. Rat ip the cor bye : have arrived and v@jll be offered at ridiculous prides C) eee, wenn. 8 oF x oe Re cc ent Stents woman the orgie ; S e that beat any bankrupt sale ever held anywhere. GALE STA 8 , the New York delegates will begga Yen out and & 9 O'CLOCK bad taste, considering the fact that f first come 9 he expresident left that tate be on th@ morning of thing to give away FREE, but we give you MER. f) 00 O8 RTenne iil flight. It ‘ | 1 uae ter your vo One dollar spent at T CROWN ” al w that it 2 bh ey w five men In tine Next Sanday We Shall Adver- ae crews at CO., 1121 First av. gets you better wa’ on two || t should j - have sumbers, there e t at any other store in Seattle, Our half price i@ stil! |]; end Cleveland's | 2%8& no additions to the ranks to ° f S ] 0 Ad h « inced, | " day Beant conines Tec pecan ermal fe, Nrtunmed “a tise for Sale Uutright ‘ : % a ay by which @ caucus will of three relaye of eight ] Oa F rmerly sold from $15.00 to $35.00, now at— Baten Shirts, regular $1.00; sale price .. 5... ise ae a wich Sight tor the h have been arranged for Al r ixtures ly m now a - , purpose of working up antl-Bryan = competiod to stick to their OTHING—MEN’S SUITS. , Cotton Ribbed Underwear: reg |} sentiment. They still assert that oo, whereas they have been et your Fourth of ular price. 76c; sale pr » will be trouble before Bryan “1 to wander about th e cent’ Sax ‘Suit forked Pure Woot Jerway Bee aters ts —— i ay = os the numbers ) to with a ¢ ones; regular price s ra Due at, Denver. hem I Gloves, all kinds lint the rm jean eration Labo ek gptrensre th auditor's door and b] b] ; regularly $1.60 || today wire@sformer At ameein’ 6k so Te my am and blues included. The above are all-wool,” Gigyes, wt be sold for only. a [leral Frank Monet, of Obio, who Is|™sAzines and newspapers “Last Call for the Dining Car!” Miss This Feast Ba) ct® and nobby patterns p S5¢ Ji representing the labor Interests and You'll Go Hungry, for after the Fixtures are sold i : WATS. Here, that he ‘will arrive tonlgntio aaa een ekeeeehne we must decamp, and then your ghance will be forever or tomorrow, | * Latest style Stiff and Soft Hats; || ora will bring with him a/ HUNDRED KILLED, * lost M ’ Oo d regular $1.50 and $2.00 Hats, to |! of the American Feder | ® oo | be sold during this sale for olfty repared to make © finish * ot {By United Press.) : ens vercoats an 96.285 . Se T) tight for the antiinjunetion plank PUZOVKA, Ru July 2 * We yet have a very attractive stock of goods, though R SUMED | -- -s::cic.1s--.+--- BRAS [levee seopeee mo tener sewn be |e teat tne SHIP siwal, ond there are many Ghings that will work ta aincoats $14.004 Halt-Price | Regular $3.00 Hats for only ‘ will be able|® an Se a very nicely at home ee $2.00 ot ox matt |X pether ox Wines, ace ten At 50c On the Dollar ; Hall-P Remember, these Hats are of the lines @ 550 men were at work in the & a a 1 a A preter $7 the est styles and the best rs before the * mine, and it fe feared that #| e i a Worsteds, Thibets and Tweeds, exquisitely ty $16.00-*Ma0t-Py } makes P republican con many have been in *! tailerec $5.00 | CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. “ & ont ane Cee C t ry F iture rly n m; ane | The kind that is made not to Tammany Leaders En Route. : the os art yo Ag rushes to eli u um 9 ip. it will ir well, but it must spon, 5 FURNISHING GOODS. | pate lateie 1 <0 HICAGO, July 2—Chatrman aah } Men Ss Trousers patos Socks: price only, a Boys’ Suits, 4 to 18 yeare— by of Tamany Hall, Lewts BEERS ERE REE om an Ss ‘ i SRR --+-S¢ | Regular $3.6 vee mand State Chairman Wm. J.| the Argonaut | Fine Worsteds, Cassimers and Tweeds, from— e T iendkerehicts: Giocier Regular $3.00 value; sale price ek the ocean note ot Argonauts, of Spokane, will { ; ors, w e other members 0! Madronas, of this city, in| , Hoe: sale prtee ----- 3¢ | negilar #400 valve; « euard id the New York n the morning of July 4 N. W. Corner Second and Spring $1 00 to $5. oo Regular $5.00 value; po nage Ne Lg ste ben f in the Spokane peel | Were sold by Joe Schermer for le the price i sal +++ egular $6.0 tee the imprest t they expect a | Wichand Ties: eee die 3f 9 “2 fant : ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP TARIFF We have positively the largest and best t au: se — - a5e Regular $7.00 value a LAW 18 EXTENDED. if 1ave f e lar and best assortme e Se; sale price } F PAhTe | SAN Pa pitas Brees, t Fancy Vests ‘ CISCO, duty value 49c; sale price price $2.00; goes during Many Meeting Bryan. Pacific Mail steamahip com In the city, all sizes, at ridiculously 1 prices. f 256 odo iae avudnner ks de Rotel an notified today that the n the city, all sizes, at ridiculously low prices, from— Me's 2 for 25c White Handker goes during | W. Kern of Indiana arrived here minerce commis fers Bantuan Hasdnerchicts. | p $1.08 || toler so its Wittem oerren.-& th eam 75c to $3.00 dkerc Regular p 0 during - to bis wrted eandidac tegular price f0c; sale p: sal only he said " sheapbh Regular price $4.00 I am not a candidate for vice Sale takes place at Joe Schermer’s old location, aether Beit; regular pric resident and I shall do all tn x wwer to ke " mm Kolng ee Urion Suits; regular price $1.50 ot friends 1010 Fj st A iy | Slee a ? = ISU AY., is@af Macison Men's Balbriggan Underwear ? ol , Heaides now be J i gy 9 they will adopt x pstioras sis | By Order of the Assignee. OPEN TO ‘vibirone NC ITICI The be want their Crown Clothing Co ca money. Have instructed assigace to dispose a of stock rey aie ss of ex cpenise nd cost. 1121 FIRST AV., NEAR SENECA J. DAVTS, Assignee . 4 Attorney for Credttors: JOSHUA THOMAS. ° " ° a Notice Our Window Display : Tuxedo and Full Dress Suits included in this sale. REMEMBER THE PLACE j eo i OR THE : OQURTH [terest 1010 First Av . | n th | toe. ers = Between Madison and Spring te f “We have but a short time left in our present location, Our lease expires adhd we are not certain of our future loc ation. Although we do NOT intend to go out of business, we must get} BOYLE’S SPECIAL ° Jud of our stock as soon as possible. hoa | atever banking busi et a New Hat for e Four that ‘our ; . ‘ Matinet o The Styles Are New and Will Be Good Until Fall } 2 / e | i . | For Priday and all of the following week we | cnn iii | offer you our entire stock of Clothing at reduc- 4 SAVE MORE THAN HALF tians to make you wonder. We carry the best yi Union of American Clothing, among them Strouse ret .- Brow.’ High Art, Adler’s Collegian, Lawrence Savings & Sons’ ; Slothes THE PRICE OF SKIRTS, HATS, UMPRELLAS, PLUMPS, WAISTS, ETC, ETC. THIS s Modeled, L. Abt & Sons’ Hand Finished Clothes 8A BONA FIDE SALE AND MEANS A TREMENDOUS SAVING TO YOU. THE STOCK Trust Co Note reduction prices [3 NEw AND BOUGHT FOR THIS SEASON'S BUSINESS Bs , E THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE ALL THIS MONTH } SECOND AND CHERRY. All $15.00, $16.50, $18.00 Suits, ae ; : Sale Price— THREE DOLLARS IS ALWAYS E Wwe S Is S A POPULAR PRICE FOR |Here Are a Few of the Prices Demonstrat- | ae $1 2.50 B e ing Our Desire to Quickly Sell Out 65¢ Dozen Pennell Hook Misses’ Skirts, a { t; ALL MILLINERY GOING AT cial Flies All $20.00, 50, $25.00 Suits, icy last, 0 $1.00" “ waLr PRICE -¥10.00 Hat $5.00, Spe , 50c Sale Price— $5.00 Hats at $2.00 anc $2.50} a we a ' « 2.50 UMBRELLAS, NECKWEAR, BELTS, ALL| ( . 4 6 50 ' Shoe Store in and sefls Led ros at $3.00 . BELOW COBT | \! e High Grad $3.08 | an { { ude Sh f Oo hiffon » ne o t beautif >: re. " 1 , h , ppled sh of Ww ia Me A $10.00 5.00 a a All $27.50, $30.00, $35.00 Suits, 1 athors are I t, Tan, Vici Kid and Gun Metal e ® 8 o +10, 00 : i ; Sale Price— , de. or eat Re a MALL SHIRT WAISTS MUST°BE CLOSED , , ; : Hover : | ae 19.50 ges a Ing fi c $7. 50) Ld Bulk Taffeta W ” ssh $2.60 per! , » 5.00, lapel ara $2.00 bn : omen 4 es 6 All odd Pants 20 per cent off, 4 } lea Remember, Friday, July 3rd, and all of next © i iy. all two-piece Suits at cost to clean up, ) _ Come T row ¢ , r nae! i ) _ vome Tomorrow and See Our Bargains | is s : = 2 | ae) Be e © | . Wallin & Nordstr MISS M. GALLAGHER ig Se cond #fenue F. M. - SPINNING |, 1310 Second Av. 1327 Second Avenue Boyle’ S ike suet,