The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1908, Page 8

THE BON MARCHE These models are shown val $0 Sh ot ads How 88 Silk Russian F Made of Blue and \ } Ginghams, « Hl: fl Fruit Growers Claim They Are Being Discriminated Against by Inspectors. Are the farmers being crowded off the public market to make way for peddlers and repr es of Western av chants? Is Market Inspector Cheadle giv ing the preference in matters whict esen commission mer come under his jurisdiction to ped dlers and representatives of West ern av., thus inju the legitimate farmers for whom the market wa created? on the market make charge An investigation The Star divulges appa ndatie Of the a he marke of the stuff the ra The f ‘ et Bpec Cheadle tte ng t crow uit raine f the public t et. § ¢ I r { y comme d ped ple Hi a whe f ‘ - ' ' r bul i nd nv Inspect nducts Drawing. 1 ‘ that 1 wh day for the un in Che AND TIONS, G ADD A Vositive Mufe Mome Cure No Detention’ From Business. 7. W. MOOmE, 282 and 498 Arcade Annex, Ind. 4961 $1.00 Wash Petticoats 59c THE BON MARCHE Our strict busines son cost or profit to stand in DesePiption of these ele old is in Leghorns, weeks unnecessa shapes $15.00 Hats, for final June and July models, to rooms this week—not Panama Hats, Jap Br equaled, at in fine, navy and black; gray Sicilian, navy, brown, also | Striped Panama are shown in plain colors only and mingles are in this lot. The cuts are excep new style being represented; some full plaited, to match; some wide folds, others 11 and 13 gor ed; all les Iso “outsizes.”” ur $12.50 ar $7.50 White Princess Dresses 2.95 Just 14 Altogether—Women's Only Prince ade ® Dresses of ext value $7.50 $2.95 We've rth an our great Shoe Sale offer the put te will again t th which we are all Women’s $3.00 Tan and fords— $1.55 Shoes— $3.85 Women’s $2.00 and $2.50 White ( ‘ Exclusive Seattie Agents for Royal Society Needlework Packets vest pocket and giving them to men who were ‘known to be either ped diers or rey ntatives of West av. These numbers call for choice locations. It is charged that booths also maintain men owning stalls in some cases, the stall being directly oppo site the booth One booth owner has hie stepson in charge of the stall, the ndise beir sold & wagon whieh ix backed into by band farmers who are each da with numbers without sta Then they oaghed by Western av. re 8, who offer to buy th If the far can take the a location be themselves often hie hot or taking endurtr ow the ales are almo: wher impossible talis, In Stall for Farmer. oft, one of the cory ing farmers, sa has driven even time me at Me on the we of Lake I n,t and on bree times ha tall. A esult he hi ad crifice hi ie en much the best of r thir Other farme report hen Croft complained to Inspec Cheadle, the market tnspecto pom aid, “Tam if, 7 am the whole thing here, just as John F. Miller is mayor of Seattle 1 ente AY. repre t thiekest. On that da charged, ma peddlers & i" der f not u nd at all gh the week tly, the f tevis J, J. GINGLES, M, @,, } 498-40 i Arcade Huliding. Bar, Nowe and Bh Sipe Attention @iven to fi agen of thm Cong anti Medicina Auppieed policy forbids 8 Cl@arance complete and final is our object crisp Voiles and Chiffon Panamas, in brown, we ” Wash Petticoats 98¢ attest familiar Men's $6.00, $7.00 and $9.00 Stetson The Only Ladies’ Home Journ mable to find and advantageous co veer aaa maaaan e cemmmmmins ee’ ma mann es THE BON MARCHE arry a Me and our way model not © that the gant summer ry Enough to say White Chip and Black ( ue med by the best milliners in \merica clearance 30 Hats but Hats and which are added mac money, Leghorn to make aid Hats, latest shapes, latest trimmings; a millinery offering un- Women’s Outer Garments---Great Values Bargains That Will Turn the Tide of Trade Here Saturday $12 to $15 Skirts Now $8.89 ind tripes lack; Imperial Serge \ few checks, tionally de every narrow straps of silk full flare, strictly tailor- "$8.89 $5.00 forw Lace Net Waists Now $3.45 yoke irable, Two stylee—one has lace Lt Crinkle ning \t Seersuc ker, which tractive styles extra efNort to meet vour S we are offering at this time created these Black Ox- Men's $4.00 t anvas Oxfords, a pa attern Store in Seattle. candidate portunity to in the game if the peddiers Western av were weeded out there would be plenty of room for the farmers and there would be no necessity for standing in the hot sun with a load of perishable fruit, or taking worth less locations. With peddlers and commission men gone, it would not necessary to be at Pike place § o'clock each morning in to hold the stall for which their number called Efforts to keep uy which are always commission men high prices being made by would also cease to keep our operatives wonderful vy Women's $3.50 Quality Shoes— $2.45 eee eet eeeeeeee tI Rate BELT. THE BON MASCHE Take any $10 to $15 Trimmed Ha for $5 ingle Hat over the seas we allow no thought of ne is more than a few y are the ver¥ latest and that they are trime The $5 to $7.50 Trimmed Hats. Now $1.75 le up in our own work busy. Hats of braid straw; $1.75 We Never Gave such Values in Shoes ummer Shoe wants, as We haven't in the past and may never be able Conditions—conditions ilues to $5.00 Queen © $6.00 Barry Shoes— the special laying golf with the purpose display hia this morning he TODAY'S RACING RESULTS. First Race. Golden Oriole, 4 to 1 Argonaut, 7 to 1 Semper Fidelis, Time—1:01 Second Race Adela R.. 7 to 1 Beautiful and Hest Vivant, 4 to 1 Time-—1:20 1.6 10 to 1 10 to 1 ii ee ee ee DAHLIA CLUB TO MEET A meeting of the MINERS BURIED Twenty - Three Entombed | in Mine at Coal | Creek, B.C. | | (By United Pross.) BELLINGHAM, JULY 31 LETIN,—~ TWENTY-THREE MIN. ERS WERE BURIED IN A CAVE IN IN A MINE AT COAL CREEK, BUL 8. CG. THIS MORNING. IT 16 BE 0D ALL ARE DEAD. CHIFFON FLOUNCE, ks ago, announcing that he bad come for ARE FARMERS CROWDED OUT OF THE PUBLIC MARKET? been seen faking numbers from his of presidential) and Taft gave him an op prowens eee eee eRe eee ee Cactus Dablia With formal street costs kinds of little r most popular is a f chiffon « at the ribbon. Th are of t with the gown {f* are worn double man The mousneline side with a large ene dainty neck ack or & shade to cor MAY ATTACK rminate at the White Creast Can. ning Co"« fish traps at San Juan | Island, yesterday, waa towed in by the tug Venture to Luna Park | mn exhibition for a t time only i} BALLARD “The New Store” Chas Koother & Co, Corner Ballard and 224 Aves. These Specials for Saturday August 1 “BAD MILK THE SOURCE well that fn any other farm matter he may learn the truth by getting in toweh with either perimental agricultural ment station animal be t ¢| becoming infected by tuberculosis |not.give a tubere These reports of the bureau of} trom cattle than from human|without actually industry in ard ‘to tw \ sources in. this. city--great as 1| with the bereulosis are both from a scientific standpoint and quotes the reada layman dairy fer to . en Because he gibed him and resist- The patrolman Leaving out the question o' e “ to him Hi untold ttecry brought into thou.|¢@ bis orders, Patrolman Joseph Ny to him, ot Sa a sands of families by the contrac-| Bianchi shot and dangerously Ped Mim bY Dip pocket, tion of tuberculosis and milk-born| wounded Leo Cameron, 23 years jng to throw up his hands, te diseases, the work of various ex-| 414, in front of the latter's home ficer shot him perimental stations in the United) at 1507 17th av. S. last night ameron is known to Oe States has shown that the tuber-/ Cameron had threatened to get ttempted culosus cow frequently will con-!, revolver and shoot his wife. Early ruary 28, atid was alee sume so much food, expecially If /in the evening Mrs. Cameron had a burglary case thal Sm the cow be infected to any degree, | telephoned to headquarters, asking up that it actually becomes & loss to} ror police protection, stating her Cameron was takes ® ite owne This can be shown bY | husband had be drinking. Offi. dence hospital. Betweell careful dairy records, which take} cor Bianchi was detailed threatened to “get evel into consideration the number of pounds with the experiments, HMiinols experimental st that the in @ which has been interests « the infected Cows a Loss. of milk percentage tuberculosus cow is‘ of ac ° Important Final Clean-Up Sale of All Summer Merchandise \ugust Ist Saturday 1908, we start a final Clean ale of all Summer Stock in each department, lasting 7 d i xtraope dinarily low prices are going to rule during this sale ve have marked every piece and article of Summer Merchandise away down, in order to effect an absolute and peedy clearance, as we must have room for fall purchase Please bear in mind that we handle no Job Lot or Passe Merchandise, with which to make a No matter how low the the merchandise to be exac friends and patron Take Advantage of This Sale Summer Season just cl noise tly a guarantee quality of sented ay to our repre and we For we guarantee you the Phe Spring cason and ing has been a quiet one in all branches of busine but we are pleased that it surpass- ed our expectation nd to our patror d friend © sae Thank you, and with renewed confidence we look vard t ing you better than ever the coming Fall Remember the Date of Sale- urd August 1, 1908, Come, Look—You Are Sure to Buy—and Come Again NAPE 00! ay ER The Bee Hive 2619 to 2623 First Av. Branch Store—2401-2403 Jackson St.—Branch Store .BRSag ce. MUCH TUBERCULOSIS Dr. Beajenia $. Paschall he organisation peased corish - tions n f the vs Answers Objections of « the franck , ws Southern + for that porttor be more Y & Southern rattway for that portion! Pratestiog Farmers. talked-of (ub-realiee Saal inal limits of the ety, if the com Tubere a stands in the pa it will not issue tras Dr. Benjamin 8. Paschall, ®/— i+ is well known by these poor pod ye pei eg un § While Mr. Houltion to #8Y | snecialist on tt ulosis in thi®/and unsophisticated datrymen that | pray to alcohol, im jastiiahea what his acon will be, he has com-| city, hap given the following inter-/— cow, when tested by @ full does wii the Sakae sulted Corporation Counsel Calhoun view in response to a previous &\of tuberculit if retested | convert the substanes on the franchise rights of the com: ucie om the subject by dairy farm-| within a month, usually fall to act inte her wane pany Botés that the franchise | ors of the state of Washington inion subscquent doses, and this fact “neal meg: le ty tal does not cov the part of t , Opposition to the present stringent | pas nm taken advantage of many | oy _ be reseraagian included in the city Nmits by "dairy laws times in the state of New Jersey! more than white of : annexation, and this will be the Foire tie head co week entt, to teen aa tag cadicn teen nan bi , at point of attack to bring the com- |, and con, about the pure milk | veterinary g and, Belicia ue jpany to time that it Is time to separate | these dairymen ha ir cows in-| aid such psin, FH Sa wheat from the chaff. There | jected with Woe hepe | ee ee ee The Orcas or Killer be a tendency on the| that the innocence of these: White | jnaf tetra tt tans Whale af the farmers not to want tO| river farmers will not be overlook: | exists. it has bees | understand the truth of the situa-/eq by an appreciative Seattle pub mes, or 100 times thew | That required 400 rifle shots to ea-|tion. The farmer realizes only 100 | tic in a tuberculosus mes. one 100 times the be given with impunity person and cause no sogver, This has bee proved, and shows that ‘in my work on tuberculosts 1 find so much of this disease which on recent research has been proved of bovine origin, that I do not heal tate to nay that more. children are the state ex stations or the U. 8 department expert absolu' accurate discase in mone know human Infections to be developed stage.” For and practical the farmer os PATROLMAN SHOC DRUNKEN MA and = yet New Y bought that state New York Herald up by the I re Bianchi claims produced, together! at tiny th of fat. These) atterwards came on in the!l. on, show that Cam The tion this mo ron gibed poli out proved as carried SEYE. g7eaz —— Mf ie Wouters av. representatives < fi wil XK held this evening of teal tons to her owners when so in the improved state of affairs, the | 1)" Canmber ee ne se Furthermore, 1 should like tol} own and be what it was intended |)” ite letins published by the U. 8. de to be: a meeting place for farmer fl et oUneeee partment of agriculture, on just . and consumer, without the inter these lines: ‘Sanitary Milk Produc | 3 entle of a middle an jon 1 No. ila An Un} Pet “ ate 106 he ected but Da erow Tube cu ee losus Cow T renlosis in Cattle | . con le 4 Wash cular No. 70, and a umber FULL SCORE OF " : at ais r ; on the om ae — a Ip ty Senet by thé bureau of animal industry. || te 10 I should also like to call attention |} d | rd ann report of the bureau || we | ag of the U q mal industry hich : i, “Th N N $5 Ill iaty be procered. thoough sour sep | The deepest cut Wy the 2b iy ytbnay enue adagditay Pedctapens done 47 different men in the ” iH fi has ate though Los Angeles can claim the Corner Ballard and 22d Aves United ion and: Mirone Pi iece Suits so Tar, ing first baby named after Taft in the In the meeting of the milkmen in are off. , Com Wh person of Wm. Howard Taft Lenox, = es = = een 2 w we me whose arrival was simultaneous mene ing tomorro “You weit the: werniadtion of *hd fomde Puget Market Co.’ fer any suit am a secretary of war at the Chicago oer any § and onvention, oth William Ho: 4 per. . S suf Wake tres feck crete neal Big White Market Two-Piece or hig world by the stork, according to let ‘ . "ae aia vations } ters received at Taft's headquartera Join the Autopiano Club > ee “ r Piece—no prey ei The mali brought the candidate||| AND THEREBY SAVE FROM whatever—for ple a no leas than 20 letters today an: | ” 9100.00 70 $180.00 ON YOUR Puget Market Pric es for. atienins ie _ Only named the n for him AUTOPIANO Rolied Moat Rownt First Av. ore pee | ochtter dlaponins ot, hs morning including free ase of ou cirow Roaate t : i) 805 First Av., Colman boned Hourne arrived he a vain pei ,, a pss BPs. 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