The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1909, Page 8

IVIOB ROUGHLY | HANDLES MAN | AND 2 WOMEN ALBERTA MORMONS FRENZIED AGAINST RESORT ng TO ACTIONS VAN A apectall 7 from 1 « aye M ting r At M ont rail n t have roughly | way @ wn the tr od ing wat n and women The Mori year ago order to lyn ‘ . M ( forthe sb ruahed | g theit/on the Gent ' them dowr vd beat th und soaked thert ~ as t t Harrier parents, where she was, howey Flarclay through a \ ‘ ne th persuaded by parent y p of hie finger was severed, church to remain sheriff and depution made fm Unable to tr wife to re-/ tempt to Interfere. Fir turn, Barols h bie Mrs. | ap venge apt Bolderson, 7 Ba went | Mormon nd the te th i iar to Let 1 PRIZE WINNING HORSES WITH SELLS-FLOTO SHOW ARMOUR'S FAMOUS DAPPLE GRAY HORSES ARE With COMING CIRCUS. | - | When the Arm rite winning I vurlog # had the he London gland Then twe me, perched th sides # for our the en who were qualified ridtamous t the all the he ows, ouring the United States as a special feature of the great Selle whieh w © here been ato cireus xt Monday and T wesda y bad RAILROAD PAMPHLET “A pleture mile” ie the | Way trave deseribea the Around the ( Tour ot tho Denver & Rio Grande mliroad. A beautifally Uilaatrated pamphiet de jacribing this wonderful thousand | mite tour through the Rocky moun: | tains fs being distributed by the passenger department of the/| Denver @ Rio Grande railroad | MARIE MEEKS, Bareback Rider With Seile-Floto Circus. WOODMEN SPARE TREES IN A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION THIS FAIR 18 UNIQUE IN ITS around trees, steps were left with CONSERVATION OF ITS trees aprouting in their midat, and FORESTS. jin at feast one case a solid con crete retaining wall haa a@ tall cedar growing through ite center. Everywhere the trees were the) first consideration, and they have been saved at any cost. The wis dom of the plan ts only beginning to be fully appreciated, now that) the weather ie growing warm, and the many trees form a relief from the hot pavementa. This Fair te Unique, | Where other expositions have had miles of blistering streeta with no} larger than could be specially placed for the occasion, Seattle bas scores of forest giants to shade her fair, trees that stood on the present! fair grounds for a hundred years before the firat white mas came to Puget Sound. | The rule which Mr, Dawson en forced about the exposition building | has been respected everywhere on the grounds, and even the showmen on the Pay Streak have utilized their trees, some of them employ.) ing tall fire and cedars as rer) posts for thelr bufldings. | Perhaps the most notable samp A neat, practical example of the conservation of forests, along llnes which probably never occurred to Gifford Pinchot, is to be found on the A-Y-P. exposition grounds In the manner of building exhibit buildings, sidewalks, stepa, and in fact, all sorts of structures, without removing the beautiful trees with which nature bas decorated the fair grounds. The trees have been , gaved at any cost, and many of the » great evergreens or flowering dox woods which add so much to the beautiful picture, are growing through the center of some bulld fing, of extend through some con- crete wall. Gardeners Given Full Swing. The preservation of the trees was effected becanwe in planning the 1909 exporition, the landscape gardeners were given full swing be fore the architects or the builders were consulted. The firm of Olm- stead Brothers planged the general scene of the fair, and thelr repre- sentative on the grounds, Mr. James of this conservation of forests o Frederick Dawson, has seen to It the grounds is to be foung at th that the plans were carried out. One Y. W. C. A. building, which ts lo may well believe that, in Mr. Daw. cated in the heart of & & and ove, gon's mind, every tree on the has several tr growing through grounds was numbered, If one of it. The Japanese government has Dawson's treea interfered with also carefully preserved the natural) beauties of its building site, and has one of the most beautiful and {n-) vitingly shady locations on the fair grounds. somebody else's building, the build- ing had to be changed So buildings were built around trees, sidewalks were constructed CANNERY VESSEL 1S HELD UP BY ICE back te | —— | Captain McMullen, master of thejto put Dutch Harbor to} steamer Dora, which plies between | await hag clearing of Bristol bay| = from the ice feward and Unnlaskn, also taking) wiiie hucking the ice the Dore In the Bristol bay intry during the summer months, re was damaged to euch an extent that} ota that he! it will be nec send her to! 06 | Seattle for The Sania Ana wii proceed north to take} eauary to | repairs. steamer was unable to approach hin 2 milen of Nushagak on his last trip, owing to large fields of tee the Dora's place The Dora is supposed to make the News of the ice and the Dora's trip to the cannery atatton in Bris-| mishap was received last night In tol bay four times, beginning inja telegram from Captain McMullen May and making the last trip in Au-| to the officials of the Alaska Stearn. | ae or September, Captain Mo- | ship ce any, her owners, | tillen says the ice this spring was| It was the Dora which brought to the worst In years. Seward the ryivors of the wreck« Laat June the lce did not comeled ship Columbia ich went down nearly as far as this season. | ashore eight miles east of Scotch] All of the cannery ships were forced | Cap ight on, April 29. | Asulstant State's} finished his argu WILL PASS ORDINANCE ition, and was} FOR WELCOME ARCH ©». ett Jennings. tor cial session tomorrow morning at My 19:20 o'clock the ‘purpose of RIO GRANDE RISING, passing a bill opriating $4,000 to erect a we ¥.-P. exposition will probably be loc ay. and Marlon st arch for the A ors. The arch| mt (By Unived Press.) ‘The Hie jeheat in it gee and farms in hove and below Bl Paso| ously threatened Conspiracy Caso Goes to Jury If you want your plumbing good, we ean do it. OG H | Plumbing Co. eaders charged with cone to extort, piracy is expected to go to the Breewn Main 3600, Ind\ 1800, LONDON UNLOADS Don’t for one short second think that we enjoy cutting the very heart out of ou —COST year welts; pair lon yarde at As We Told You the Other Day, Here Is the Year’s Greatest Event in Women's Wear The Savings Are Enormous if You Buy When London Unloads Doheny’s Goods Women’s and Misses’ Suits DOHENY’S PRICES $12.00 AND $15.00 M49 Women’s and Misses’ Suits DOHENY ’S PRICES $20.00 AND $30.00 Nearly 200 Suits, the greatest lot we ever got together at one price. Beautiful styles, hand tailored and perfect fit- ting; long or medium length coats and best styles of skirts; materials are all pure wool and come in blacks, Materials are all wool, in grays and tans, in the new striped effects; semi- fitting, three-quarter fitting and tight-fitting jackets, Skirts are ex TER WAKE oo sis etiscesesccess browns, grays, blues, tans, r greens and all kinds of stripes, checks and novelty effects; bean- tifully trimmed and finished; all BIZCB vccacsses os be eeeeeeeureeceee e JACKETS AND | SILK AND NET COATS WAISTS Doheny's Prices $7.50 to $15 Doheny's Prices $5 to $15 Too many Finest and best grades of Silk in detail and Net Walets, Every one of these to describe All new spring and summer coats and ata. | this season's beetselling styles; Positively all. wool tr als | white, cream and ecru; some and some are unlined; others | Hned with silk, others with net; are lined with silk and satin, black and other colors; all atzes— and all colore $3.98 | $2.98 Doheny’s Silk Petticoats $5.00 WAS DOHENY’S PRICE, $2.98 Pure Silk Taffeta Petticonts that sell everywhere at $5.00; black and pluin colors and changeable eftects DOHENY'S $6.00, $7.00 AND $8.00 SILK PETTICOATS, Guaranteed Silk Skirte, in more than a dozen different styles; 1 to 18ineh flounce; extra wide. Every known shade and two-toned changeable effect. Do not miss these. $3 98 WASH GOODS — DOMESTIC Plain Colored Lawns, 10¢ and 12%e qualities; also some figured Batistes and Organ also big lot of Taffeta, Jap Silk and Messaline Silk, in black Wool Finished Gray Blankets; & good $2.75 value. $1 39 ' Unloading price, pr. ese Unloading price, 36 | Conitorte; §1:26 Comforte, Jight = Vel or dark grounds. Un Burlap, all colors and all you | loading price... C want, Unloading 13¢ | Cretonnes for drapery; new price, yard ‘ | goods and new styles Tic Gray Cotton Blankets; 114 alee | Unloading price, yard, 2 for double bed; big § Silkolines inch, 18%¢ regu seller. Unloading price, per palr lar. veneden bein 890 rae 96 MAKING GOOD LONDON ALWAYS HAS THE GOODS AS ADVERTISED. Study our windows. The mer- chandise displayed there is onsale inside the store just exactly as veocay. LONDON NEVER EXAGGERATES. BEST AMERICAN S | Shirtings VESTS COUNTS FOR NAUGHT HERE! WOMEN'S WHITE KNIT PLAIN COLORED Lawns 10¢ and 12)46 values. Read more of this be low; yard— GET READY FOR THE A-Y.-P, EXPO, COMFORTS Big, Full Size, each— one mill Read all thie adv. Read It All: LONDON UNLOADS tn d nese aur your peice Oo All-Wool Panamas, fe lee. paeeen unjoads brow grays, navys yard 15¢ mixtures. The most d The S#-inch Cr anes hk London unloads this at. per yard a tne Hatin Stripe Mar ANL-W $6e 18-tnch Rating, ail colores. | iAtd, Biiks DRESS Wool Ba GOODS Pisin and Fane y Fiannels Ste quatity 6 teste: i per yar oe Unigads navy blues, browns, | 1Tc tures; all wool , } ié-ineh All- Wool 12 SKEINS BROIDERY SILK Regular 5c per skein in ane” (eee se =f Like the Farmer Who Was Land Poor—London Is Merchandise Pogy (By United Vrees) R, Ma JOUR SINGLE THOUGHT IS TO UNLOAD QUICKLY Store Opens at 9:30 a. m—Remember, the Whole Store Is Ready OF The Savings Are Enormous If You Buy When LONDON UNLOADS DOHENY’S BANKRUPT LADIES’ WE DOHENY’S SILKS |Top Skirts Doheny’s Was a Great Place to Buy Skirt London Has the Stock Now and UNLOAD Women’s Skirts, Worth $5.00 and $6.00 and novelty esirable plain gored and pleated models Doheny’s $6.00 to $8.00 Women’s Skirts ool Voiles and Panamas, pretty patterns , m unlouds i : -* olorsini . A shee these at, per yard 25¢ Pi he "a rd eS ( tas cely tailored Skirts, finished to quelity, Arnold's Silk iene ior nderakiste th sel -folds, rows of silk and satin Crepes. London unloads | London unloads the 15¢ s. All sizes, including extra sizes th t, per al, per ya yard wees 3 6 | our sft a , for large women ,....+5+++ London ‘unloads’ at, 9G | brings. on ade Doheny’s $10.00 to $15.00 Women's Skirts ee nee inch’ iventer ais bs Skirts i in this lot are the ted Vo i an per Jase 28e anamas, Serges, Broadcloths, a new styles ...... Pe PS PP Misses’ Skirts, Worth $3.50 and “till : A big lot of Skirts for misses and for ladies who wear small sizes; blacks, grays and mix- goods, nicely made . first cost EM ) SHADES jap SILK: Always 260. Prides | yard— = blacks, in lacks and all “7 ‘SL Prig quality 4-tn rr la Cl alike Hosiery and Underwear The Cambric Gowns >. at Children’s Fast Black Cotton out to . c Stockings; nearly all | sizes. Gut to 5e 2c Infante’ Cashmere Vests; | button down front; sizes 6 | Women's 2h¢ Pure White Cotton months to 2 years 14 | Vents; high neck and 15 Cut to C | tong sleeves, Cut to C Long Muslin Underskirte with | Women's White Cotton Sleeve These Goods have to be seen to re deep flounce of wide * 33 | leas Vests; regular sizes, These | pec —Simn . »ndo embroidery. Cut to.. C won't last much longer. 2c * ty imply remember that London roods Women's Fast Black Cotton Cat... $1.00 Lace Curtai . Hose; seamless, You pay 18¢ | Women’s Fine Ribbed White $1.00 Lace Curtains, pair . for those elsewhere. | Cotton Umbrella Union 6 $1.25 Lace Curtains, Out to .. ree ety, c | Suits. Cut to..,... F C 10c Granite Fruit Ladles 3c Granite Water Dippors, one: | Heavy IXXX retinned Dish quart size; regular Pans, 21-qt yas Teg: * 39 Ste: eA SS YET re 5c | ular 76c; cut to, C Heavy IXX retinned Preserving | Pitin Ple Tins, 6, 7 and 1c S-inch sizes, for, each., Kettles, one-quart alze; regular 30c; cut to., ‘ Se values | cel 29c CLIP THIS AD. Or Any Portion of It and Come to the Store. Prove It All to Your Own Satisfaction. sizes; values 200, 80c, 5 460; cut to, each... C Large Writing Tablets, size 3 Sxl); Cc Granite Coffee Tho to $1.00; cut to Bollors, Thread, black worth be 2 cards Hooks and Eyes and Covered Lunch Baskets, three | white | | each Mourning ¢ Hair Pins hread, all sizes good Pearl Buttons Maohine 1 dozen regular bo Lead fe Berry Darning 10¢ box Ta 1 dozen Bone Bottle Best lar Button’ DEST 100-YARD SPOOL SILK, Be Kh, & G, COnSHTS 1117 SECOND after the sale. HEPDING reg- $2.50 Lace Curtains, pair $3.50 Lace Curtains, pair le te | Ie 600-yd, Spool Basting Thread Se | A FINAL WO THERE ARE NO OLD, SEEDY that have “done duty” for years here. don’s goods are NEW and FRESH. not pleased with your purchase, bring it Henriettas a ack Lor pet Sands BOG “Sample Line of Wash Ski | SATIN PRENELLA CLOTHS AT Breacts Hatr ONE-THIRD OFF About three hundred Skirts in this lot, anda Ducks, linens, repps, piques, khaki, galateat) all kinds of wash materials ; Regular $1.50 Skirts at .. Regular $2.00 Skirts at .. Regular $3.00 Skirts at .... Regular $4.00 Skirts at .. Regular $5.00 Skirts at .. par $1.50 Lace Curtains, pair ... $1.75 Lace Curtains, p: PART WOOL INGRAIN CARPET—One yard white and all colors, If i