The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1909, Page 7

——_applpe A 7 see ES gE ! of hundreds of atte 0g the walle “t vored thai FRED=RIC 2 We paperor ote Under One Noof--lfverything to “RICK & NELSON, Inc. Matensive Lines of Dependable of routs this Apring—and Furnish the Home Complete, — | . $ emeetal sande A come. Bargatna in now - Store Closes Daily at 5:30, : mt ot FEDERAL . I} nT & WALL PAPER CO, 1314 Antrance on ether Gatians First Ave | THEY INSIST ON SEEING HiM,|!t necomary All fow poles ae ~— Madivon of x AND THEY FINALLY latunos pe aa Sone Street, Spring Meet, ' ALL ° SEE HIM, Twe Ace Admitted. Mabel Hite and Mike Dont |” “ 9 through as well as through Tt wae some time lator that Mlat+|#cored & Well deserved hit at the Pee: from stove fron ff . |tery appeared and, announced that| Orpheum in pening appear | cond Avenue nd Aen 4 Ay Mayor © was barricaded Im! the mayor would seo Mra. Geokwe H her atorday afternoon and . “)hie own office for am hour this! Giark and Mra 1. rear, who headed ning, Among the aud \ Pell * panto “y . * s = : = — whore Yee af the chief, and the |fine shape with the National league |B 1 ram CHIC Vt) MINE ' a oe Senos of the ladion bad to walt outelde In the aketch presented by Mins |i | rive F er oS a“ flag - mayor's private! After thie conference both Mis | Hite and Doniin, “Stealing Home. | SILKS ° block cheek patterns with contrastit fe des . ‘ ai n ore asked the women wWhat/(Ciark and Mrs. Fro aaa hat | lt iRtormingled a lange proportion o c . a ee: hay “wanted when the delegation | the maror oe rodverteys Ors a [tumor a dance and ® song oF twos one ke pee ta Silk, good dye, chiffon finish; 30 | of green, blue and gray; also black 4 ix made ite appearance pen being] thins to beheee eenaiiinne fa toa ee inches wide: 63¢ yare inches Wide; yard 23¢ i Mon’ Fayetaningy, Mate pape |] Msformed that they desired to Phun at. diatetot within tho hext but hethee maeed mang to pak a Black Sat A II Albat 44 | le, in black Na | Be for rent the ‘olty'e chief executive to protest} few days, With this promise thoy| ter how lang it took | lack Satin Duchesse, fine, lustrous finish, 18% wool BLTORS, OF INCHES WIGO, TN DNACKs Fe . ‘ ee weve sd ond ein the diatetot departed, apparantly watlefied While Mike shines with splendid inches wide: 58 yard cream, light blue, pink, light tan, reseda, old rose, ; h hae be offensive to The men 6 trlod thete hands! Mdiance on the ball teld, he dopee ff | ~ Classilied Directory. re Gaiters 9 municated | the} at solling Gauecihine “trae. cnent out some chisay behind the twink= ff Ottoman Cord Silk, good quality, in black, ivory, | Copenhagen and cardinal; yard 40 x ; _ ARCHITECTS, }and afterwards eacorted them into bra on ame a a a gg ibe She's ¢ brilliant stle woman, tha’ ight blue, pink and cardinal; 18 inches wide; 60¢ Novelty Cheek Suitings in seasonabl YM, “3 [* Waiting room on the opposite aide} oan da We have « . recetved. maken te loam bed for Bin ard white ground with gray, green, tan, navy or blacks Se the beth ‘ recetved makes ook bad for # ' - exes | famnition thers Jchance to aver see the baseball star Natural Shantung, a bright, all-silk fabric, 24 | 35 inches wide, 40¢ yard ou jo im hey be py the field again. That pair ia Se ee As hia ox 'orated in dark blu 7 Slattery then went into the may. | MM fluences that have beon thrust] Worth going to see inches wide; 58¢ yard. Medium fine Diag mal W — in dark io or ors office, and after oomin | upon ws In @ playlette which le a rehearsal ee hae 3 - brown; two good shades of either color to seleet J iriller Vioneor i out of @ play by Claude . 4p : ei liviee and. corpora wntitied the women that it war Ha Was Very Busy. J ot rd a Fines eaten tint. y DRESS GOODS— from, ‘This material is a close copy of the high class | a are Probable they would be able} “These women have ht to be] Hinawate: eae he victim of ry . H Fy : ‘ | Ger taller Bios Phone. Main IM | wan very: busy and dif not have thne| it in thotr position,” sakt Mayor Mi. {Mande him $1,000 to put ber on. (Ml grounds, mostly cream, in broken cross-bar and 10¢ rm esroom, || Frromevs » AT LAW ta give them an a ler later 1 told them that there _ ae and deapait ab the clows JS bhteatgede Suchaecattiadadeaptaciinciii ~~ ! mmm | hereat the in # of the doles | waa no immediate remedy ty oe met | ome “~~ 1} var ta seo the mayor, and that} time we might be able to do so the stricken owe, are clever folks |i \ttract ine | would see the mayor if they! thing. L did not look them out from] Then there was Milly Van, who |i tt | Bat to “weak alt day, adding that if} the office, and I did not instruct my | dealt out the funny Junk in big mit~ |i sgt NY Bik tas aia t sufflve, they would go) secretary to tell them that I could ong oe clover munte x milled RRA ROR & specialty mut to the mayor's house and walt} pot see them, I was extremely buay,| 2% th aera Weston here are . e 4 for him w tomorsve Lhaweren, ead neot three of them, and they play and tt l| Lo eey than Shost ost lng. chis co'sss| “ML tie wae ganeern have ve INet W alstings opular Neckwear § Poe Mt beak me » bie ap ° them during the frenoon. a heat Hate act which took welk 42-inch Shadow-tucked Nets, for Stiff Linen Dutch Collars; each | / mero Courts tavest! ‘ Ralph Rockaway and Ada Conway ard, 98c 1 | People came along on bustvew amd] oy 4, oe aaa aan tor [AE tbe commended for thelr com- | waists ; yard, 95¢ l2 ‘ ¢ 1 gould mot got tn PEE Bos BB fon nek om ody and singing sot, They wore un 10-inch fancy striped and dotted Plain Stiff Linen Dutch Collars of | oot at y al on y oy Tt 7 7 5 Py 7 ‘iy Women Say Things, fmach an inquiry if it would reveal ieste power ae og he yp Nets, all-white; yard, 75¢ heavy een , ite Call 1 ! rth : he women's @elegation tmmedt- any ¢ kedinews OF waft. 1 have|as the “Piano Trinity” play the bo: 40). ~ ‘ Sulf Linen Duteh ara, embroid~ i | es a Hott Maat J Ately announced that they “had been not been invited to attend the moat. | #inela in palte and ae @ triumvirate | ffe inch oe al in satia-stripe ered in polka-dots; each, 22¢ I locked out” and such remarke ax ing of the Improvernent chibe and] % Key wallopers , effects; yard, $1 Embroidered Stiff Linen Dutch Col- Coward,” “He's afraid of us," “Ll other bodies which have apparantly | a ore a hh The Spirit 18-inch All-Overs, Oriental effect in l 44 h, 19¢ : {wonder if he can get down the fire gone on record aa demanding @| “ajc ty the tepcaltton & Semele irregular hair-lines and figures; white | pragp te dias mntD). CRE, Ar "and things of similar im- «rand jury. But if there te anything de t $1.25 bd . UNTRIMMED HATS— Jabots in an excellent assortment of port floated out on the alr from the | wrong f want to know it." Pantages. 56 CceRs yar , $1.25 Shapes of rough braids in sunburned } styles suitable to be worn with Duteh baw hy bend ore the women wore he women who were in the dele-} Pantages opened with « good bil W-inch Net Waisting, hexagon mesh } and black: 75e Collars; each and 29¢ . adignation gation that called upon the mayor!this week The three @aytons were Ml in dotted effects; ecru only; yard, 75c pele Neatenitinn i , : ; Banement Salesroor, ty 20 minutes passed, with the) iotude Mra George M. Clark, Mra| taken on by the audience and gty ae: “ -4onten He Black Neapolitan Shapes with hemp peterrannnenenstapad © apparently more determined ||. Frear, Mra T. Griffin, Mra M.|the glad shout, Their stunt le avement Halesroom } edge; large shapes, for dress hats; ’ * ® rt bay the mayor eut in| Tracy, Sire {- Buyber, ttm 3, bane | moet a hunch of aligns | monaanenmnaenerans 111°. Women’s Hosiery, 25c Pair oo Of walt: when Chleg of Po- | Mra. J. Motil, Mim N. . Andersan | Sones Pek CHUTES tomas be vest 8 Children's Untrimmed Leghorns, 65c. Women's Hoses af 0 ne given (wonky ee We Appearance and) Mra Hi. Haumgart, Mrs N. R. Rob- | 1: ts digrioult to act, and the Sayt 4 } rapery ateria $i < TS ii nh Mvp Pig si AF HE i po admitted. At the sight of the|inson, Mrs. M. Mayouck, Mra & C.| deserve proat onedit tort eg hogs SAILOR HATS : shown in many styles, including all- ff i jorm reveral of the women re- | Douging Mra Molt and Mra Hur-|ner of interpretation } Figured Muslin—Three dainty pat Mushroom Sailors of rough braid in } black, black with split sole, black with ff pete cess that the mayor had found! ghor Young and Hrooks, with their /fl terns in blue, green, yellow or pink; 40 ¢ black, white and sunburned, with silk } all-white foot, and black in lace-boot ' Zz om oom giving cat cuieeeeen | Froncty horn a mot duet, scored | : “ ' y rs 4s Pa x dental work | ury yy Er @ hand, and wit iv inetromental | inches wide; yard, 124 band to match ; $1.25 and $1.45, styles; also tan Hosiery—several shades ] rf WAU EE | | and vocal meal sinnned 0 Silkolines—Soft, fine quality, attrac Mushroom Sailors of rough braid, in? in plain, lace-boot and embroidered ef- ff & <o yoy Ree tive new patterns in light blue and } black, white and sunburned, with vel-} fects. Solid colors in gray, green, cadet, J natertally to this act : ws g ne > | Murray's sere white, light pink and white, and mixed 5 vet band to match ; $1.95 lavender, sky and pink; also white. ; goes Pouce on The mauecy tte Colors; 36 inches wide: yard, 10c Misses’ "Co-ed" Sailors, in burnt or } P; c. s rrtere exhibit Figured Arabian Net-~Good quality, } white, trimmed with bow of silk; $1.50. { exTRA SIZE, is (My United Prem) bonne, the Milweuk Tea Limcot four ere eam te 6 45 inches wide, in several desirable pat- { FLOWERS— ‘ Women’s extra size Hosiery in black j Datrceive aq tie-it) TACOMA, May 1L—The nows like Trojans, sat ae one take oh breeay aketoh attractive and ploaa.ii} terns; an effective window drapery; Roses—Large American Beauties, { and tan; pair, 25c. vases Se sis. | JuHk recelved that the Milwaukee records for taat work in thelr line, A ooden iis: dinate @ da yard, 50c, Hasoment Halearoom | two in bunch, with foliage; 65¢ Basement Salesroom, nce oe os thelr exciting but finished ten days ahead of the | ot aa Roses—American Beauties, rose and A race ireat Northern surveyors Mill erew. Major Gamble, who in| « Silk Co 12 85 bud with foliage; 35 Couch C Offeri Lone» ole oe het ald fn charge of the Milwaukee aur | sm et ag. hove, wie sh | 1 stumes at $ e } Roses—Medium size, with foliage, Couch € blag | ngs | means ora, numbering veyors, wh here “The Under Dog.” by Walter More q itt ; -~ wert “ot ‘oue! Sovers—Orienta 22, wilt share fn a prize of $10.000 Bonne are pare Sh sages Bhar hes tague, is @ good act, well done, and One-Piece Costiimes of good quality | American Beauty in white, cream and stri os "aioe : in aot naire) Gol offered by the Milwaukee line to Canadian border. The surveyors of _ t Nera « Happy When theif taffeta in tan, light- and medium-gray, } pink; 8c. vais inne 6 inches ‘alk, iti $1.75, ite crow if it outdistanced its the other road are 20 miles from| George Giwell, the brown, green, navy, old-rose, Copen- Rose foliage, large, full sprays; 1$¢ 3°" Gouch ae ci-Caatal y atter in * ) < ers > rivals, Kaconraged by this big the Canadian ae = hagen, reseda, peacock, and light striped | and 18c. warm, soft rnd i. i lon b: ad Se rs x ' 7 i : j i 5 ' « af * ar send _ AB cifects. Waist is prettily tucked, and } Lilaes, in pink, blue or lavender; 35c, } ; rr re nee Bee Mick of Wair The Apache dancers at the Mf ti ed with broad band of self ma- easthatt Maleareces veing extra wide, 72 inches, are espe~ Roy Sle tie Fru Attracted full houses both afternoon ‘ Sot eerie ~ | cially suitable for sanitary couches of te ape-third dix and evening. Cook and Miss Rotheiif terial braided with silk soutache in seroll | | aa pa” pepe : he toe ert, who are responsible for this ; , ; | WINDOW SHADES, 29 AND We couch beds; price $2.25, ty scote a well deaceved scream ty Cesign, Yoke is cream lace, piped with ‘ouch Cov ‘ ure ifets I hig calles Waterosios Window @hades, seven Couch Covers—Copies of the popular Cook himaelt (a some clever an anjil taffeta, and high pointed collar and long feet. long and thirty-elu taches wide; ic Oriental Bagdad pattern, and exact re MILL FOR SHORT TIME aorobat, and Miss Rothert hae a pony clase of beauty that ta worth while Thomas Wright brought suit for) png * rubbee at any ol tm sate divorce from Roxie aa the ground of /ty by Martynoe in which ¢ incompatibitity of temper Abbie) lights and ope de of ‘alveors give a Wright was brought into court a= «| very witness for the defense. and it was} Ip co toe much Downt NE ng Thy leg worst ae them Their sketch, “The Intrudera” t# clever from wire to sleeves are tucked in clusters, Skirt is gored or cut circular, and, in some of these Costumes, has panel front. Price, $12.85, Basement Salesroom. Opaque Window Shade machine - | made, seven feet long and thirty-alx inch. | es wide; 39¢. productions of the Mosque ‘design; three yards long, 60 inches wide; price $2.50 cach, "| ONE FAINTS AND ANOTHER B&- COMES HYSTERICAL IN —Rasoment Ralesroom. COURT, ———— Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes | Women’s Street Gloves, Pair, 69c Patent Blucher Ox- fords, with plain toe and black cloth top. Price $3.00. Patent Blucher Ox- fords, with dull leather —Basement Salesroom Superior Judge Mitchell Gilliam was yeaterday forced to call an ad-| Wright to taten to her daughter ma- journment of court, owing to a | ening ~~ fon. J. Wright, mother of Thomas B. Wright, = city policeman, fainting J A. M’LEOD ‘Tan-colored Cape Gloves, one-clasp, P. X, M. style. cellent value, suitable for general wear. Pair, 69¢. —Basement Salesroom, Knit Underwear in Variety An ex- ; known here in then T noe ve singing comic songs fihe also contrivutes to the Btar bill in & manner moat entertain: Her stunt ls impersonating well ee gene ters such as the famous Eva Tanguay and others, im court as a reeult of divorce pro- coedings between her son and his wite, Roxie Wright, As Mra. Wright, mother of Thom as, wae being carried Into the cor- ridor, Mra Roxie Wright went into f\ Women’s hysterfes, at which time Judge Gil- tam ecatied an adjournment. Mra. J. Wright became over. | wrought as a result of the testimony of ber daughter, Mise Abbie Wright, who, while on the stand, said un- complimentary things about Thomas, | taking the stde of the wife Lf etna ar as | ae wh = RESU LTS ALL ar as THE TIME Supply Co. Lik Cherry at at Mrs. Milton, 3325 Fifth av. West, | OPTICIANS, has had results whenever she has) spay nck: Pusher “Co 2 [need The Bar _ The other day she wanted a girl bi to work around the house. ees ‘ Pate LL nind nee vomerea| Ite pretty hard to get the girl you ert y, want, MI So the women folks say. But the ad ran only twice. The third day Mra. Milton em- omen Bihom ekkin none 406 it Uoiow Biowk Ind 6008 ~tt| LA MeLeod, former former employe of James Henry, $18 Western ay., was rrested at bie store in the pubile market yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Mark Freeman and Joe Hill, charged with larceny by em- bezzlement. McL#od is alleged, in a com- plaint filed with the prosecuting at- torney's office, to have embeanied $480, According to tnformation lodged with the authorities, Mo Leod sold meat for Mr. Henry and made collections whieh he partially retained, It ta believed the amount of the embesziements will reach $1,000, although the amount fixed upon in the complaint ie $480. So far as can be learned, McLeod carried on his operations from June to October of last year, at which time he left Mr. Henry and opened his store in the «public market. E, J, GUNTHER It has now been discovered, as result of the Hamilton investiga: tlon, that Hamilton, as adjutant general, Capt. apector of rifle John Kinale, U. inspecting and tnatructing officer, assigned by the war department to the state national guard, drew double pay. Accounts show that in 1907, while Capt. Kinsle was under pay of the war department, he was alk lowed suma for service, o! court-martial, varied sums aggre gating $593.50. While all this wag going on, Capt. Kinale was under a $3,000 salary from the govern ment. tothing, allowance and for serving upon a) um Patent Button Shoes with gray suede top and street-weight sole. Kid Blucher Oxfords with patent tip and military heel. Kid Oxfords, in black or tan bc low heel; for Price $3.00. sole and military heel. Price Price $3.00. Price $2.00. girls who wear women’s sizes. Boys’ vo sole. Velour Calf 5, price $2.25. A good variety of Children’s Shoes is shown at prices which range detain from 60c. An extensive top and military heel. Price $3.00. Patent Button Oxfords, with gray cravenette top and Cuban heel. Patent Button Shoes with black cloth top, medi- Blucher Shoes Sizes 11 to 2, price $2.00; sizes 2 Jersey - ribbed Cotton Vests in white, pink or sky. Some are low neck and sleeveless style, with | soft, silky finish, and lace or crochet edging. Price, 25c. Women's low neck, short sleeve Vests of pure white cotton, having crochet edg- ing: Price, 25c, Vomen's white Cotton Vests having high neck and long sleeves. Price, 25c. Women’s pure white Cot- ton, jersey-ribbed Pants in $3.00. Price $2.00. 24 00} wren nnn nnn All-Silk Fancy Ribbon; good quality, in many pat- assortment of Shoe Findings is is terns. Four inches wide; a umbrella knee or ankle | length style with band or draw string. Price, 25e. Children’s. Vests of medi- um-weight white cotton, jersey-ribbed, in high neck | and long sleeve style; 12c. Children's trimmed style; 12c, Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits of mediun-weight, jersey~ -ribbed white cotton, in high neck, short sleeve and knee length style; 25c, —Basement Salesroom, Pants, lace- umbrella-knee Silk and Velvet Ribbon in dainty colorings. Three inches wide; yard, 15¢, Black Velvet Ribbon, 1 to CAPT. HAINS PLUMBING. | ploydd the girl she wanted. CK 4 i A Mgt 4 aes —~———e| Mts. Milton is wise, too IS ARRESTED carried in this Section. ag a la cel ie wide; yard, 25¢ to “eho # b-- —_ nat ae aes All-Silk ersig “ c. on east, aj] tho put the telephone namber of Basement Salesroom. —Dasement tetecriank | | l a Give eS 4 call when In need of nena the store fn the ad | fecatse she knows how many IS FOUND Gunther, manufacturer's Sa St ee ee sic eta QUILTY Popular Jewelry Novelties { Room-Size Rugs Moderately Priced answering, ‘The ad cost 28¢. That's all. laws of Massachusetts, was arrest | ed yesterday at Fort Lawton, charg- od with embezzlement, Gunther, it fa claimed, falled to make tg ae in | Earrings in pearl, tur- | quoise and coral effec Printing Mousa, 108 Beneca iL ESTATE DEALERS, Room-Size Rugs, made up from short lengths of Carpeting, are offered at the following prices: Velvet, 6x9, $10.56. Dutch Collar Pins, (By United Pree.) cluding many styles with FLUSHING, L. |, May 11~ Tapestry Brussels, 8-3x10-9, $13.15. iy tracte § % i week | Here it In: upon goods sold. Last yoar, it is| Capt. Peter C. Hains, slayer of large je wels; 25¢ screw or plerce ess sty.e; Bitch, ti owe Fore Bin irl for general housework said, s ordered & shipment valued « E. Annis, was found guilty Shirt Waist Sets, of | 48¢ pair Tapestry Brussels, 7-6x10, $10.15, Axminater, 6x6-4, $10.25. SECOND Hi HAND CLOTHING. pytny Sunsot, North 2448; Ind. | at $721, and was to have made an| of manslaughter in the first ae ible’ pearl, | Brooch Pina, grape designs, Bundhar Wilton, 9x9-9, $25.00, Body Brussels, 6x9, $14.00. =e | White 466 623 Blewett #t, Fre) accounting in January. Failure to) degree thie afternoon, Wf] “Indestructible” peat! | iy various colors, 260, Tapestry Brussels, 8-8x10-6, $13.16, | Body Brussels, 6-0x7-11, $10.75, mene. diething “furat, | mont ee | 10 80 wince thon resulted in action = H turquoise, and coral; also | Large Barretton in carved } yeas pruenols, 6-8x8, $9.60. ris Piret av Ind. $018 BANK STATEMENTS, being taken by the company for his gun metal; 50c dealgns, 10¢ and 26e. ’ ‘ , $9.00, Body Brussels, 6x6-6, $9 nt : | feauty Ping, gold plated, ? Tapestry Brussels, 7-6x10-6, $10.90,} Body Brussels, 6-3x7 Tottieial Publ om ee Se { Hat Pins, with large | ot oF two, 1c. } Body Brussels, 6x8, $13.20. Body Brussels, 6-3x7-6, $11.40, neeoRT OF an Ar eiuaen. | Il jeweled head and long | “Hat Pins, with Jong spike } pigelow Axminster, 6x78, $14.20, Bundhar Wilton, 6x14, $27.55. hington, 1s REARRESTED T stem; 25¢ head, aboll’ or amber color, $ Hon, isrussele, 6208, $1610 Wilton Velvet, a : 0 - and long st 2 » . oad jody Brusse! Tsth day of April, 1908 Failure to pay & $26 fine, im } Jet Hat Pins with large » 1 ered Salosroom Velvet, 6x6, $9.00. Royal Wilton, 8-3 nA discounts 40.06042| posed aa the result of arrest and : i | ornamental head and ~ Rody Brussels, ‘8-ax8-3, $18.00. | Fig TMS HE 3 convietion on a charge of main- V Solita aceerh superintendent of | stem; 10c Bundhar Wilton, 83x86, $23. If cates and | Due from hanks. ieena7 | taining an unsanitary lodgip pubite utilities, was folled in his at | ang NY ' “ Body Brussels, 7-9x8-6, $14.40. ff jCeerke on. other banks ant 4, | house, yettortay caused the, = vant to el epee bi thid ff} = Cuff Links of “Inde- Wilton Velvet, 9-9x10-8, $25.20. ff | re —- ott arrest of H. Séder, proprietor of the ‘morning, when the rd of public 5 etible” nd cor- Brus D-6X10- on humaine {se ~ | Hotel Oregon, Second ay, and Waal | works insisted on awarding a con jf oc hae mR . pearl ke 2c re er Cc e son bg 40. dear DT nn. 1 they Ind 1008 | TOME coe W197 08 |ington at, | Sodor was released |tract for fire hose to the Gorham |} al; also gun metal; e- INCORPORATED a | STORAGE. —————" | Capital stock paid in 115,000.00| upon paying the costs, amounting | Rubber company at a bid of 58 I) pair. Basement Salesroon Undivided profits, leas expenses }to $48.80. cents a foot, when there was a bid . <=: = = — a i 124.76 }) CHILDREN WILL ENTERTAIN. | ware & Motal Co. of San Francisco i| ‘Tho children of the 8t. Paul Sun at 52 centa a foot PRESIDENT OF #10) day school will give an entertain The Gorham Rubber company 'CHEASTY SS manent pr iene te, tact sowmnt| THE PARK BOARD xr Rosa ttn | ch cao |the proposed Alki Beach aalt water|to stimulate the sale of intoxicat King. * land musteal program Wednesday |thelr bid. The other company ¢ ©. Cheasty, the well known | park for playground purposes. An-| tng drinks. whier of | ening, May 12, at 8 o'clock, The handed In their samples after the church ts at Queen Anne and! bids had been opened, but they ex 3, ' | | | plained that this was caused by the Jected president of other playground track of seven} - — —— lolty's own delay in gotting out the | Merchant, was elected’ p sores, Near the Walia Walla school, STATE DINNER GIVEN. SHOES —SHOES—SHOES O85 | veposita 20, jentered from the. Western Hard ae Certified checks night demanding the abolition of of Montana, Representative Cush- hanee committee, the saloon lunch coun The pe man Washington and Representa+ The commissioners decided to/ tition stated that meals are served tive dham of California | Shrewabury chairman of the tt | Serer ee RTT ie Me rh amulatant . try the Lloyd | one 40 | solemnly | sat or how the SPitae ithe eventing statement ie | Tie to the best of my knowledae and rd ha M, MATAUMOTO, Rei maton Main 936 Roy at. Erect Tents. esterday, after ; “ “ " p Assistant Cashion, Will Erect Tents, specifications. |the park board yes was discussed (By United Pree.) anna “atten SALE, a Dallard 1); reat , been elect- WASHINGTON, May 11.—Presi-/f gg.n0, 64.00 and 84.50 values wll @, Ballard 12; reai-| Correct. Atterth 2 ¢ J. Patterson was thia morning} The difference amounted to $720, | Ferdinand Se hmits had been elect: | i w K Keen ranted permission by the board | Mr, Boutlion tried to have new bids | ed and declined to serve, Commis-| " Fight on Lunch Counter. dent and Mra. Taft gave a state din- at 32.08. ) SUPPLIES, ‘ae, at public works to erect 42 tents |called for, but he was voted down| sioner A, B. Krnat was elected ex) A petition, signed by more than|ner at the White House last night AQ THE CROWN CLOTHING ; fubacribad ant er," hefore ma) oth and Madison st., to be oc-|by the committee, and the contract | officio —_secrotary, —- Ferdinand |100 restaurant propridtors of this) Among those prosent were: | Senator Rg SD tag-olinite type. | thy At Schmitz vice president, and J, 1. | city, was filed with the council last | Clark of Wyoming, Senator Carter) | Typewriter & | gE, Notaty Publi, wroatat enpled during the coming someon | Fond to the high bidder,