The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1909, Page 11

FRIDAY AY 2 1909, | VISON, LEADI jib etait HARLE$ DA : , . MANIN REAL LIFE TRAGEDY * ““vxwteim ‘ i a at PRINCESS 10 SEATTLE — - os cu or vue n¢ou" NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEMPLE = "tttrnreeerses bys THAT BOOZE Breas ED I hh PAY BTREAK STAR HAS AN IN-| ’ 700 mUCH FOR HIN MOST BEAUTIFUL IN THE WORLD: . st TERESTING STORY TO : ————— rt kings} TELL OF HERSELF int ta sin O Britain} ay DONE hide | é ‘ i In that country It i years of set xs appears to be @ very practioal Se | od for taxing wealth ; 7 vw naght— | A iderable proportion of the 1 ; Rn nace be x tar In the days’ det "Mein 4 record of ) ja good mater A TYPES OF NATIVE ALASKANS, . BS MB, Alaska, Ma i--Ciyiiiza-)agve way to the luxuries of a wor I t t th jtion f# Killing the Alaska nati i he k t | a + sof t r te fnto the tariff law \ ' ‘ich new je a } ay from 10 1 me ee county Jail on | he hha s vhs eg ig ing of the white man Mumps, regard t it the little . postaffice ord nen lar } P= ' an.00n.6 r ty bunt ¢ A gold the white brother taker hf , ‘ “ lhaw ht t 1 i Indl ted t ' wile in charge q the | United Kingdom has @ popu aes of the far th r eal t ildhood i outa Wher ¢ office at F Unt : has @ population mre t a A desolation for the natives of this land,|the attractions Lived a Lonely Life ward, It haw been] py ye nly O87 they lived their | whose constitution med to be-| Salth, tmpressario ea in accord rigors and|come vit 1 weakened rather | phow, bonats most ‘Teikhel, RRy | . ry ue Mh rdal hat na ' i,j than imp Vv ith th } } 7 : r mpalle “an impro' w we unilinite Lala’s Utle of prince long Valdes, Alaska a “be it and w ntent with | supplies and endiess vurlety of food a4 Sh . f qo of th | t beet tants n 1 plage a blubber ink that followed In the wa nee & Moroccan ~ =< 1 ins yr . vd mine they serambled y tug abilit company at valy ¢ | o 5 enw With the gold rush came the sa-|one fu r r 4s; ma bi rot 4 trict von | (WAS " on n, the whts o d h t ae chee idee amen a Gateg ag to Por I In a I tain the inheritance | per pe 1 gh ; * mane = he * Her ’ Mr life bese when ah t time in ax le a iM ated tax t begine ) “ eh ‘ . wa on years o jo, when e Oe eeecticall THE NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEMPLE AT LOS ANGELES, CAL, | with 4 | nt on estates whie setae Mdor @ bilght.|ly that Alaska’s native population | fied her Tangterian howe for Co be was PAC . : 8 bboy! hg Hie abandoned his water for the hardly half what it was 10 years nbo, Bo », where instantly she is i R yout LOS ANGELES, Cal, May The structu 4 f ‘ at al 4 whisky and coffee, Hie biubber|ag came th ane > ‘ pe could come and Thad Th fd wth of Ch an fi Py 160 fast and : per h ente ei ae ite la LSP res - me —_ PRINCESS LALA geased and (he om an ¥ a tn | ine ites . : tod 3 4 $ , : mbay heard On the Pay Streak BF pis country nine a pe ; be 4 2 nd $5 she was soon ¢ h a t, ! aie 4 nt on between § a favorite, and — ee and, who H , ake | : ' d of t A may « i% een | panned, ahe ¢ t rd of her, hunger, “ . = nd f vent on eee taking 1 A yetore the tempftion it ys oo erey ! Ht ‘ Dand $8 . re | Batavia and t ‘ tle company and bos York, 1 o™ fay 3 hing. 7 walla jon up tot nt on ioh ‘ torial capitals by 5 e . 7 * me » Fa a f dull ex 1% id t ox 4} From Hongkor va « alt “a . om a 1 gen grea dome bole te then ecita er ih re : s ys . m the per cant rune BY Ualted Frese) _,_[coturatuiate one who has 4 raed to Tang : soknovi age M story strippe ears ‘e thin: dome \ai jenn The 4 ; ' t of whiah OAKLAND, Cal, May 16 The nothing but gra er went to ? > Davison, wheuplts “ at, Rotn-d terk eurekdention .t and Jnm exceed $1 ra luate will find) “The prisons are filled with | *antinople Pa = ja the water of spé tins db Porel pete een pgp ger bo mgr og t rates depend als 4 to bin capa |idiers,” he continued, “The inst time | death und her onthe Mediter money, threw » the t " " aah indies Wark relat Ip of t waa the opin-/I visited the Pennayivania peniten- | Parts fe jon he wont-abroed %@ Saees all he held mos! dear | Ne a een we oe A child oF in Miller in| tlary 1 found 9€ lawyers, 46 doctors | Made her tt fe his a ons for the Av * BE eee, } ob ls me a aed tik fa A of t i araduating |and many bankers and merohante | nage than 1 now t “ tie tue prim ate Donor, position and |, nd deapair th his eyes. He t r sister ora d te ty eoticnabia taut I nw ne faran | miler dansouse and personally pre ion, an African aap, with which td to and iu © farm . ; ; ; bis liberty. He La the | 18 suffering 0 » dingrace of his | {f . pays 3 per cent: an u graduate work sent er with the satin badge dances, ts one of the high cards orders m act apa more than one who |! f aunt or a descendant of such with hi wing Miller scathingly at-|f her quality the Pay Streak of $252.08, Ht at | breaks down i paya 5 per cent t-uncle te wald lege t teria- | * been out on the ( +4 i} aunt or @ descendant of euch pa en #0 many : “ a waste strength fora year and & half, sa : Father Believes in Him } & per cent, and any other pers at I'm not greatly dimpowe , ain “HOLD RECEPTION “and nit © LT bave a father In Dawson, Ga.) (? paya 10 per cont amen se = . there were Dat twoo! 8S) who would furnish the $1,000 bond i ae @ tariff act as reporte fo te ie wont OW THE ST. cROUK FOR JAPANESE on which I am held but he ls an | @@USee creme ere Senator Aldrich does not contain the AKI MARU IS rT in Japanese court circles, and were sid man and bas always been so Ab: te Mem, inheritance tax feature given a farewell reception by the ae Ae ee him of my trouble Ho ls done to of hor art to another large si co (UPON the people of moderate me ta | Schubach and "Hae Aiton, pe! and men of the Japanese cruisers eigh hock iabt kill h i cea aan | RT? . TRAIN ROBBERS the steamer Bt. Croix, gs a re-| which will arrive he Sunday tn- vighty and the shock mig last night when she set forth the First of pny of the Japa boats eption to shipping men aboard the| clude a garden party at Washington > And for the Brat time tho| mental, moral ar sical vagarion ' ’ »perating into Puget pund to! new boat yesterday evening Park on Monday afternoon, with 4 ¢ in Davison gives place | o¢ theen's “Hedda Gabler.” To those CARLOADS OF PEOPLE maintain A complete complement of | ARE SENTENCED In interior fitting» and finish the| speeches of welcome, a few vaude to see an talk jepentant son and Sle who saw the talented Russian tn "A aatlork and officers all of whom are! St. Croix is the class of the north-| ville numbers and athletic sports placed met the eh My father was so proud Date Meuse” ia the lovable heres COMING FROM IDAHO | Japanese, the steamer Ak! Maru ar- orn shipping, and nearly all her ao The Jay ee Association has pot what > do‘ ee ter of Nora, last night's perform jtived In Beattle yehterdty afternoon (By United Pros) commodations for th st trip| charge of the a } Japanese fleet ‘Then the reactic set | anes Was & tevelatio Sho bad 122 passengers aboard.) yi scouveR BC May 29, —| orth next week have already been day at the @ vitton will be June sont of m are vieltors to attend : . apoken for. 4, when the visitors will be guests I ‘BOY i$ MANGLED | toa! versatility Ae Two whole cara full of the beat | the ee exercises of the A.~¥.-P. Clive and Hill Newman, holdup men, Bh is capable of maintaining a of the exposition and will partict- | Hedda was entirely detestable, men-| people In Idaho are due to arrive! Among the most prominent are | were sentenced at Greonwodd, B.C... sea speed of 17 knots pate in athlette contests with the UNTIL HE DIES talty vicious, yet lacking the morat/! the clty to attend the A.-Y.P.|Mr. aad Mra T. Inouye to 2 years in the penitentiary for | American sailors and soldiers at the fe ber next Monday, The list Includes|way te London, where Mr having held up and robbed the Great) As long ay a girl continues to} |stadium. In the evening there will striking mat wry = peood red military | will represent Japan's lar ank-| Northern railway agent at Bride- | We" * spiiaire on the third ay be on tion to the Japanese offi- me. N staff, and the official hoatenses of | tng he in Ineuwen atand bi " aes te f eft her A (ity United Press) » i a. tha Fésho baneted hostonse « pater The Ll tand high ville, i. last December, * ing ‘ - att armory. SAN FRANCISCO, May 28 | coroner's office is making @ search- to do Wong. | ing investigation of the death of Roy time I haverver Panrose, 17 years of age, whose | mangled body was found in an elt @ \wator shaft In the warehouse of the brongh MY | Transcontinental Freight and Ware- will never be alleved | house company late yesterday )B agem, | The boy was employed t Be tells his tory | warehouse. His duties did not t in the Offense and | was crushed almost beyond recog in his ‘ery! nition by the heavy car ‘lly Prom the figure, she change to a taller — moving about with a haiting. motion half feline and half ptilian: a creepy gTacefulneas that was fascinating, while repellant Nasimova was accorded the aame artietle support as in “A Doll's Houwe,” and nothing waa lacking to toake (he performance a thoroughly G. HB. Block, president of the ander state normal school, and Miss T a peared to 4 take care of the hibit Sheet. Music ry some aor | i pelt ot ©. H, ROSE 1818 Second Ave. ry can't skip more for) ©. Gustison will be io the party to educational ex-| | ble-dis bie one. “Com~ le e ° down; be bthe | him near the elevator, and th alae Otenate at | Large assortment of popular hite| MEEK Ald ho | dent that caused Ne death le sur-|ihe'res We the Woke pavet fF lat 1Se an4 200—tomorrow—Satur-| jeetes while hehiks rounded with mystery. The body day. ARCADE ANNEX ee Annex at Fifteen Dollars Tomorrow in the Annex (Arcade Building, First Avenue side) we shall offer a notable collection of suits for business and pro- fessional men at fifteen dollars. Standard Patterns ALL THIS SEASON'S MOST WANTED STYLES WILL BE FOUND IN THE COLLECTION. PLAIN AND FANCY ATTRACTIVELY PRICED STRIPED EFFECTS, IN OLIVE, GRAY, TAN, BROWN, NAVY i : | AND PLAIN BLACK. ALL SIZES. EACH SUIT CORRECT- The items that follow are but typical of the values offered at all times by this Reliable Store. Our LY FITTED. lines cannot be excelled. First quality only is our motto. Nothing but the best at a mod- Sach a policy brings to you satisfactory underwear that you'll delight to wear. The saving ff to us for your new supply. | vests, e only, LADIES! VESTS, modium wo lee volees, ba ad seeevew eeeereeeeens $1.35 igh MA oie cnetes rad id ind tleovon, all sizes ..., 50c ad scihibdls cs MLORU NT Mette lankta, O04 ealt Kitbert sess aiesisscooneses COG «| Spiel ieee B00 ¥ bet, Riad OPOORM icssssescssaterseeons COO EE AND LINEN 26° 6, ! ‘Jong sleeves, thai Sed eg everecess $2.50 Sida tae bse to low Nock, NO sleeVOs seseeeeerss 35c j 8, medium wolxh Th daped bh white and cream ......... 50c for. sreecee oe . $1 00 . LADIES’ SILK LISLE COMFY CUT VST: 65c | lace trim, with can't alip straps, all Glz68 .,..s.eeeee0s Toe re Ratpectnmer , Chicago @ B d Ss : S . ] e Hosiery—Unsurpassed Values | oys’ Suits Specially Priced at $3.50 Buster Brown, Sailor Blouse, Russian, Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits, with two pairs of pants. All sizes. Every boy can be fitted. Very 0 any we quote briefly a list of remarkable Hosiery values, Every pair comes direct from the §) on ‘of the best factories in the world. There are no such qu 4 at the prices quoted to be found special values af... That's the why of this ever increasing hosiery shop. Buy once, you always will trade here $3 o> O Men’s Shoes, Special Values at $2.45 In the Shafer Shoe Store (Arcade Annex), we offer Men’s Shoes and Oxfords in tan-calf, patent leather, black kid and gun metal calf. All sizes and styles. Worth up to $3.50 and $4.00 for $2.45 HAFER BROS. ARCADE ANNEX iby boot . 0c $1, 65 BLACK LISLE SILK FINIGH HOSE FOR WOMEN, lace length, and all lace, also @mbroldered In colors, Pair... cscccecee tone WOMEN’S ALL-SILK HOSE, all colors, with cotton foet, that assure wearing quality, pair .... WOMEN’S GAUZE LISLE, black and colors, all ‘elses, 50 full fashioned, garter top, the pair , UC BLACK LACE HOSE FOR WOMEN, boot longth, hand 75¢ some embroidered and lace effect, pair SILK LIGLE HOSE FOR WOMEN, fast black leg and foot, toes © tipped with color, also garter THE | KNOSHER’S | neiisie SECOND AV., AT JAMES STORE BLACK COTTON KOs all st =two palrs for enfee a4 ™ 25¢ WEAVY RinseD HOSE for be U) i all sizes, pair g peng chy =f ., 25¢ GIRLS, ali wixes, full fashions i air ....... ay WEIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT Ban Se, BOAT sace cccess aes casas bbed top, full fashioned, black and heel, tow and sole, pair . find 60c FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STREET WHOLE BLOCK LONG