The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1909, Page 4

ff i ig te se Member of the Untted Prees lished daily by The Star THE EXPOSITION In the varied and inspiring history of Seattle there ts no date comparable in importance with today, Even the landing of the first brave men and women was more or less dictate by chance, and the long series of cumulative events which fol lowed were the result of cause and effect based on this chance landing | The opening of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition this mot marked the beginning of a momentous event that has been in the frocess of making for half a century, Tx Seattle steps out on the national stage, and alone without r United States, She the Wf Alaska and the her t makes people of wealth their view the trea spre of the hope may know that in the growing West and the awakening North there is peace an for all | The people of Seattle know that what we have to show} » labor in vain and without coast, that all th | plenty our visitors is worthy of their attend and interest, an \ responses to our er ave be hearty that we feel our efforts are appreciated and valued at their trae w rth. | Seattle, Alaska and the fic are worthy of the exposition, and the exposition doc m honor in every way va al mighty task in its conception, and it is great in its achievement ;| it is the result of long, hard labor, determination ar 18 aid from the pe f this city; buffeted by financial storm] ple which swept the land, leaving wreckage in no halt its train, there was went steadily and] " | th rk of building this exposition dete lly on. And today it is completed To the men who have builded so wisely and so well, what} | shall there be said in fitting praise?’ The word of thanks seems | | small while the favor | lously large. They did true and well Sut it is not that honor is duc part in the upbuilding of Seattle is in his or her measure re-| Those Seattle was but a village in the} s mary and this knowledge mu these ; every man, woman and child who has had a t be their reward | alone te who labored in the foreranks | sponsible for the exposition as it appears today who} struggled and toiled when wilderness; those who planned and executed when Seattle be came a town; those who | the destiny of Seattle reared every one performed a part, of which the exposition is the sum total. Seattle is ready to welcome the nation as her guest sands and tens of thousands from the states Atlantic, from the shores of the gulf, from the great Southwest, yally and with a true foresight in| a city on the village site—each and} Thou- on the rim of the will in succeeding days come within our visitors from the Orient and from older civilizations of Europe will come to the reigning metropolis of the great Northwest, and we will gates; welcome them with pride in the glory of what we have done But today is ours; it belongs to Seattle; our work is finished and we look upon it and say that it is well done. Th be other days this summer just as fair; there will be other days! will re fn years to come that will usher in important events; but on | Me). Hy “Ree ‘PLENTY COME Wht MAuO INT TH ME, THE 7 R BYERS BY FRED SCHAEFER the long road of Seattle progress this one milestone, “June 1, bry = 1909,” will stand high above the rest. It will be the date from) | “Oh. l@ said Jim. “Ik ain't 90 . het wha t here which all other events will take their chronological standing—| “Ite presence, James.” aiid Mal the opening of the exposition, Bye Te vue INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE) fact that it ra, “doo w sion. For idea which ts some wf the Now.~ “Must be all to mented Jim resumed the major producing goods A we was at do away with the ayed in trans 1 have an ades ahead tr n the new helmer ? New ft is, but based upon a die very which is now gr it ctrotyped orh con ts tn canned is al nt TUNE, Re T By , VAT MIEs ANDER’ ¥ Pt) \ and t to we and & \ Cone | away olgtt ork wi uff. the otrt you're tnalde nteol have One other thing you've got to fig 1, then a fo life. | “Because It is impossible that she! ive inches of and) Go to It, boys. When you get | should be your friend if she really | Ob, you, there's a safe away to Venezuela or Monte |'# more beautiful than you. | lattion work ali round you'll) Carlo or the south pole with the to take away, too y, Write us an article telling! A Simple Reason. | Tramp-No, mum, I never smokes ure on te this steam rigged up the box pat in a nqwy stunt All around the underside of the} box they've got a lot of fvetneh |! } pipes, Miled with steam. |the watchmen hear you, they ean OUGI] THE MONTH OF JUNIE. IRIOUS, SUNSPUNY J ’ “ Om WATTS PERFUME VAR. THE SILVAN BOWLS Sy » WILE THE MOUtES, In ure ah After that {t's all over but carrying away the coin You sve there's Just an tach of outside You'l OME WITH ME, ET LIFE GE ALWAYS J\VNE, YS ABEL GO SOOM. @)ISS NOT THE M0" TS NOON, » the course of y get it my t drill valves ar ue and tions Otherwise Its what a man cow Hone vorything then half an a, then another you did it t have to wear The fool inventer tdel Ite like ~ Yomica, dragon's jn Washington, D.C. Dear Dad: Oh, no, the people are not without Bope. Listen here. “There is included in the free itet May 15. (the tart? was under consideration) Manna, joss sticks, ipecac, nux blood, asafetida and balm of gilead. These may be gaid to be In the nature of counter- Valling duties on appetite. I do not Object to any of them, but there i* ‘one still farther on which I shall) move to strike out; that ts leeches IT think there will be a great increase fm that production under this bill and that the supply will largely @xoeed the demand. Spunk is also ‘on the free list. Iam delighted at that, for if some of my friends on the other side of thin chamber had @ little more of [t I am satisfied that the country would have lower taxes ‘on the necessaries of life."—Con- @ressional Record, page 2143, re- marks by Mr. Johnson of Alabama see Tt Is Interesting to find that Mr. Alérich's is not the first tariff tn- tamy. Florence mittee and the LaFollette of told what the people thought about ft. Said Billy Peg: “Most magnifi- cont lords. have given me to understand that our whole bosiness of meeting here in to drain the people by taxes and impost, in order to swell the pride and fill the coffers of some pr families (Hl referred to the Re fellers, Morgans, Ryans and Harr! mans of Florence) among ourselve: With this extraordinary you propose to create me offlees (m fake tariff commission, ete.); of fices which have the appearance of use, yet one man with 1 might do the business which f or six favorite drones have large ap peintments to execute, What an al teration have those things sioned! The spirit of the people seems fied with their money extort 4 from therm by taxation, and they humbly and meanly wait at the doors of these upatarts, to be direct e4 in the cholce of magistrate, and only to have thrown hack to then @ scrap of the bread whit taken from them In taxes “Bhould T be asked if 1 wuld let the state suffer for the want of a taxation was BY RATH In running over the Gentie- | knaves and plunderers, owe their ox- man’s Magazine, or Monthly Intelii- | tablishment and security to our tn-| fester. Oriniad ‘br Me. Settrien at | defatigable labors—inbors by which | John’s Gate in London in 1733, | the ingenious art of ledgerdemain is| Farmers from all one finds an interesting account of % Improved In this city that if onlyjare holding & tariff revision which occurred in| 19 persons were sot ashore In an un- | just because the The senate reported an|\{nhabited istand with only one of} Aldrich bili from the finance com- | t* among them, if in a month's time | tele abe rhe (: ° ; that |he did not cheat the other nine atl resbost The (ity Beautiful Gay, % chap named Guiietmo Pegaio,|*!! they had, I would not own him! an jto be | “Lat the disattected. Yoproachtully | 7 some noble Florentines | remind us of the conduct of Camil- }the fingers |ready putting out natural roses pre served in & flim of copper or allver a very artistic product. My slee trotyped canned peacher and canned | |tomatoes, however, will be useful. 1 intend to take, for Instance, a peach right from the bough, put it in a so of some good use after all, babys: be against ay < tence.” | --electric—and encase It hermetical ccording to the story, Senator !iy ina coat of tin. Result tinned Pegs’s speech created something of peach, a free can opener with each 4 sensation. The reporters all hur-|doeen. It will keep forever, or until tied out and engaged apecial wires | you feel like cracking it and to thelr papers, and were making eating it, No chance for deception hot copy on it when Senator Kean @ither, The natura! appearance of the peach wil! be retained and you o the 0 Into ex- moved that the senate Go inte of-| -o. ell whether It wae worm-eahen ecutive session. This cleared the or aspecked. The grocery of the wallery, and in the privacy of the future will have banke ; of tinned | senate after LaFollette and Cum-| peaches and tinned tomatoes with tins and Pegsio had been excluded, | pink mosquito netting over ther. Senator Furfant (the Nelson W,|They will never spoil and can be Aldrich of that day) addressed the /°arried over from season to season members of the finance committe, |AN4 shined up with metal pollah ¢ his loyal associates, as follows | duce this great aystem of gullerving “Most magnificent lords and no-!to the a if bie companions, you have heard “your pipe dowen't go with what Insolence Poggio inveigh-| supplied Jim in a tone that m: od against those excellent customs the major crumple up for the ey which we have introduced in order |! to eatablixh ourselves in wealth and | gapraR GOSH! Greatness. Hin invectives I take as| NO HITCHING POST a level agninat me, which I receive | te Lae as compliments to my superior gen tus, for I glory in being counted the | man who first brought the art of fleecing the people into great credit and reputation. | says with out vanity that those very persona! whom the disaffected, through envy, | stigmatize with the names of it BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 1L—~ vf the country indignation meetings ounty eommlaaton ort had been reading a magazine ar The article called hitching posta re to a city, a relic of bar rism, and a lot of other things s cominissloners, filled with clvie zeal, ordered the hitching posta one of us, ; lus, Regulus and Cincinnatus, who )\torn out They had hardly got set hae = mek to the/ tied back Into their mission chairs plow any them have as! when things began to slzzle ver seach money as any of ua here pres-!aines there have t delegations en Y of angry farmer alling at the Lat the wisdom of the head be 7 county building theirs and be ours the Our und means to engage the of the giddy h might prove T not take the ca of this city turb this Upon that afety, Ne aticed by the never #0 « think it ne three and tw of ed af multitude fatal to us did e to tax the trade Meum and teum dis world, Stick together depends our common mit anything ad disaffected, though Ident; but if I should mary to assert that make 160 you m swear to It. Hear no reasons face them down. Let us fleece nm the wool will grow again; for the flocks are made for the uae of the shepherda.” And yet Mr original * TIP TO INDUSTRIOUS SAFE bs BLOWERS ANDAN OFFER, & * ieee ee Here is a Up for burglars, asonnd story workers, strong arm artista and safe blowers. There's a bix down in New York that’s just walting. to be petered It's a gafe in the National City bank--Rockefeller's bank—the big: gest one In the country They've got something Ike $39,000,000 stuck away In thie box, which ts 15 feet high, 26 feet wide and 30 feet long Now, listen, boys. The box is right out in the counting room. You} don't have to do any climbing down * * * * Aldrich thinks he Sincerely RATH Much-Abused Lad. present reventie (Aldrich say : 4. In the collar after it. One wa have to fo this in order to got the Oe fiero ‘Vint you might go at It is to get 4! Fevenue) T would answer no. Let sm urt you.” eairame big wagon out In front and rofl it} f! ft be rateed by th who are able wuz goin’ t’ punch him Maht out It's up on stilts, so fo spare It. (Nv ubt Dago Cum dan’ I skinned my fist on ft won't be much trouble, The thing {4} minso hd an tneome tax bill be Chips. only weighs 300 tons “HH fore the senate). 1 prefer thin Or if you want to do the job| | method to permitting them to re main as they are, and accepting do Nations from them at certain ti heca of acknowledgment that they we the latter would be a kind gone on the It Doesn't Always Follow, He-—Did you know I had become right on the spot and not bother | ah act | carrying the box around, try this; | She—No, but I heard you haa), Mun a helf dozen 134nch guns} ange.—Ally Mloper's|ffom some of the battleships in were | Half Holiday ithe harbor up in front of the hank. | ? OUTB Seoedeoed sel Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Cloaks Suits Millinery this ect — “eo et it in How Alarm clock if any of coreee eee ; eee T's Fam, FOR BREAKPFASY fF special don't have to SECOND AND UNION Seattle's Reliable Credit House Have an Everyone is anyone is go- ing to make a pay cash, can open an account and pay a little down and a little at a time for the clothes you CK SWEET FLOWERS || fresh, new st ay, A doneg LIVE THE BROOK FALL SINDG THE SHOOTERS pat n ¢ smartly pee VOF MIS1,ON THE BANKS OF JUNE. : duced to s¢ és THIER BORG HAPPY CROOA! | gis eauty soit of work in your | peautit be glad to pay you for the me clothes that will shed bolliag particle at our regular space rates. Woke Up. “1 had a pile of money once. ne night lid it happen?" Syracuse Herald URST OF EVERETT TRUE POCO PSESeSESCSoSeSoSeseooooes WR. NR/GN BOR MY 4 COULDNT SKEEP ALTER YOu BEGAN YOUR RUG*WHACKING, SO 4 THOUGHT 1D STEP OVER AND SWOW YOU A FEW FANCY STROKES AND WORK UP AN APPETITE who effort to look at his best this summer,,, How about you? Have you bought the new outfit yet? Come in this weck and let us fit you but stylishly and economically, You You | Men's Clothing and Furnishings y money. Think | “trom” Jo with 300 mik) «= automobile You wouldn't hay do another stroke 33392 993333999239 By matt, out of clty—t year, 8) ee A office, as seoond-clans matler, Corset Cover Embroideries 5c Instead of 75c to’$1,25 Sale | and ( Tomort On Fine rica, in q DUST 4 mm Josh Wise, | 1 Nainsooks SELECTIONS FROM REGULAR STo¢cK ar Hyver " body hen th Room-Sized Brussels Rugg $12.75 A Rug of extra quality an perlectionsag | | 7 | The downward path i» always a! | |binzed tratt | 14 o** | | A girl ot |because hug yuldn't be wat y just sng man te $1.75 Knickerbocker Waists, yles that ¢ eee are da rt and that fit n how far whe lives fr splendidly—a characterist Knickerbocker," - Crug: Mate, |@\ Also Plain Tailored Waists That Offer Real Value at } | A gir most as much : $1.75 7 of cat reas a boy 4 K | t Wor 5 ety tilt eae Dutch Collars, 25¢ oye par. coh some oo fleet in this Most Popular Neckwear H » them 35¢ nd Belt Buck. says she you have a « prove her that you are Dutch Collar A splendid assortment of Arti Pins, = how 9 Enea, Agee n les, in metal, gold and oxidized silver ; splendid values, whether hi ancestors would qwally prow f him see Before a man is married he brings | 4 “B Hi Id”’ B |her boxes of bonbons, but afterward | uc ne eta ess! & “Best-Hold” Barrettes, 35¢ | a. t | A four-inch size, in carved effects—a Darrette desery. H They say he starves his | gk y its name. | wt Joax—"Why, he says he} @) = eee ) jtreats her like angel.” Hoax <a 2 ua BWxactt Ange don't eat Maud’s put seats contns- Wash Belts, 25c All rig I p at . . * rier some.” Mra Various styles in White Embroidery, finished with nome what? Mr white pearl buckl E hig | white pearl buckle, Impossible! Zz 5 and} nut why don't you believe that 211 have @ friend who is much more than I am? lm ry lduring workin * Lady——I'm giad to hear it, my poor | Tramp—No, mum, I haven't any Chi e workin’ hours.—Chips ; | ine 1ano 4) ™ Her U: ‘ | wat ate, Askitte-Willa, what le pot AGENTS FOR slater in, o do her bv rn ? s Wille (ape ) Takes mK The World's guess —Chipa —— 2 A Hard Struggle. oo | He—What if I should try to kins) One Peridot. Plans Méuan It would be a trying time for if : it right Rochester Democrat 1406 First Avenue 2 | Rents MacPHERSON-GRAY CO. 4X f:.Seezeaim June Announcement — White Goods Season at Hand—We are in complete readiness for the June buyett, | whether your needs are in ready-to-wear or materials to be made up. We invite Y parison, and assure you of courteous treatment, whether you buy or not. Strictly new : merchandise, just received for this, our first June Sale. Wash Suits and Muslin Underwear are specially featured and marked at close margins for speedy selling. White Shirt Wai Corset Covers Made of nainsook or dimity, daintily trimmed A large variety of Each a special value for this sale B9¢, 506, GPE, THE, OSe, 81.23, $1.50, with styles. lace or embroidery $1.05, $2.50 Drawers Lace or embroidery trimmed Drawers that are full width and specially priced 50¢, THe, MSE and up to $3.00, White Skirts Good quality full-width Skirt, lace or embroidery | value that will flounces, Each please you— skirt distinot Ge, PS, 81.48, $1,085 and up to 86.00, Gowns Low neck slipover effects, trimmed with lace or embroidery; square or round neck; also high neck, long sleeves Tonath, made of good material, priced so as to appeal to the shrewd buyer 50¢, ODE, THE, Se, 81.23, & $2.48 and up to $3.50, Hosiery and Gloves Women's White Lisle Hose with dainty embrot- dered insteps, specially priced for this Women’s White Lace Hose Women's White La lace boot, new this sale patterns, specially Minsos Whito Lisle Hose, ail slzan .. Silk Gloves Women's White Silk Gloves, 16-button length, priced double finger tips; specially sale soeses eoveees Kimonos ‘and Dressing Sacques Long and short, in lawns and crepes; just what is needed for comfort also large floral designs for your choosing, Short ones, 59¢, ODE, S5e¢, Long Silk Kimonos, $4.95 and up to $8.00, MacPherson-Gray Co,| | Whore the Care Stop | Main 3 } | | _ Shirt Walat selling has be sxceptionally good Bach ee with us for a new store. There must be @ fee bach pown 18 full Width ANG). oso se; Moderate prices and Goel Hose, all over lace or Women’s White Silk Gloves Women's White Silk Gloves, 2clasp, Gout woven finger tips; specially priced for tit sale. he Women’s White Lisle Gloves Women's White Lisle Gloves, 2-clasp, all sizes, specialiy priced at Wash Suits in White We have just added this line to our | wear department and would appreciate | coming in to see them. All sizes, 34 to 4% White Tailored Suits; new button trimmed; specially p: | at waists are what we sell. Have just recelved bY express several new lines for this sale; them are the Dutch necks, with attached and tached collars. $1.75 to 84,50, In between 7} prices also for you. White Messaline Silk Waists White Messaline Silk Walvis, lace and medak lion trimmed; specially priced at... $4.98 | White Dress Skirts Mido’ trom good materials, tallored bands and! button trimmed; y troned and always will look well, as they hi cetully, whieh all 18, 81.98, | | sale at 50¢ for Abe Be priced are e ladies appreciate, Specially priced for this sal for this | $1.98 and to $5.00, In between prices & eae OSe¢ ' that will fit your purse i Dainty patterns) up to $8.00, Long ones, $1.23, $1.50, $1.98 re | Where the Ca sed PHONES ——-Ind. 7 y)