The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1909, Page 3

SMALL _BRUSH FIRE MRODUCES tat IN GAN: na | {| CHICAGO BUSINESS MEN HERE |. Ha mayte, ’ oy ¢ iy Ry ‘ } erday morning of the n alr ly — . es] AND THEY MAKE MANY } igako ru Beatle and other n atreng [ZUMA ARRA RRR FRIENDS |forfier Chicagoans added to the ' t | cal welooming by calling at the Perr + , } the, “Feat OME gia i AMUSEMENTS * " hotel aod taking different ones of oak al / r aie Moore Merry Widow * A tral 1 of Chicago boosters tt vigit ity ha fom : so. tenes It fo nis Grand The Mayor of | RO don't boost Chicago are in dnt . Cay te ig ; * Te vk the oit The Chicago Aasocly Fr eae Ned enh. Wi of mdblog ¢ day at the falr a \* Only a Bhoo ( 4 (of Commerce's special train excur : . p dir Pig gts se Ml “peor any | uageone A luncheon was «i HIRE aE TO END THE The Road to Yeates #/ #00 arrived in Seattle Haturday| ved the visitors by the AvY-P eh 4 Pe # | laht and will leavo-late tonight for | BOAtml Se Veto van a | Nverett and Bellingham itficlals at the New York te oe NOW IN Orphe Vaudeville. * nd Bollinghar bullding at 1:80 o'clock this after re I Star—Vaudevilt ot butore’ lot thelr hoate “ } |* Luna Park rt Attrac: ge | ie for Chieago, and when the the t#p t b ‘ f \ reg a | ® tlon Y\compliments for the Windy City | Be tip te r the wlory op, the | v t the ¢ were entertained ‘am Men Parading = ma Sols u, « Chauffeur, | # * oa th lo all the time, these tatives of the | : a ed by } Iman Doigh| ¥¥¥ ee ee ey \MOANH amie aWeotly and say ; . to a crowd t Orpheum pa = Be flernoon in the Disgrace. women About to take a North Q ; w What? 1 " peut “hicago Just because its com fat t Pay # A oar that one, Miss Ho Wiek s if that t ald mercial representatives are such |“ iY Bee er gh the Pay Streal ch, —_— fis k hav. N, Was ran /MPutated n't win, I fine follows and are #0 handy with fe "Rishata Healy Litt 4 that the city at wn and in t jrh wil then s the Bight pretty sayl bout whatever town a ary a a (Re wigh claims that the chauffour | tadea rhey're all © country the special train happens | #e0or@-Herald; Frank arsou uty of room Nearer the alde (Ae tat Blah th A oy tn at the time Tribune; Roswell Field, Exa b of room hearer the alde | tierce af torpalchorean tricks ' deg P. H. Kinuley, Associated 5 t seemed to be trying to /furniehod Sin tea tet Party Entertained. Robete B.. Clarke, Inter a, vane by 6 barely mise the frightened | the bi | The party was entert Mr. Bateriee, official ste ' and county purely for mischievous |, Fer 20 solid minutes the Mad ttle Chamber of Com who helps some with the by Counct! Schollhorn gave ball wnded over urds, and asthe As, I mee |Never a dead 1 Datt oe apsees petttion was andwiehed with serobatl Bf ordinance to 8) . The Madea were referred " ae | for consid i | The follows ( g, the petition wa 7 een Fg | Webster (the a ho} ih D. Stir tong of - . (By United Press.) | that representatives of these cities > M \ ee — ger : & } will be on hand tomorrow to lend] t « ance that he would have the s him What assistance they may | port of eastern cities In bie fight] Dressed Meats. rn Merle HER . 1 “ruse Reus and Butter me rea r tat he get : Butter, ranch ; 1 jimi rm > hg t Poultry. lq ha vo * ng in the lin ‘ aed prt Honan dre oo a a well. A fow pete under any ° nocster " ete Roosters, Aressed. is! , a t aerners ive, 1h . ave fae tot ask | keys, dressed, ib: e aa t ke dressed. ib ., i : Bde. proven Re live tp : ented beture the the places, * : ' th ; oer entions! . p-00g 2.8 ara mat — For _,. ie | Belgian bare. te . ? Straight” Leigh ze erearing je Meats, Live Weight neck with k 1 I I dlatriet, where pre ag ost to be built 4 OnU vit the pr on A" ‘: the property o O.08% | With a real Engtist ! hee os EER |sometting mew an seve . method of « * ib ose . too a . 3 « steorn, It oyge [Pape socks t tt im that ie uth te . ’ gome Rood | game thm fant ys and Visit ? Copia in, its. wher hr att rley, t wed wheat, tom op, ton ... hele corn, ton \ter ttt Western Washington may pos timothy * arming the Bastern that the sketch timothy . jie all right Qjfaita lie Young, together with Broth } de and Avery, pr ved wing, and the quartet gare Se ef Diadio, le ahow! ts to & with rollers ux feet, the boya atrdightened " nme. # Vaanced their peads off. They fin . Cherries , 1.00@ 1.80 rw strong for an opener. Local ahrawberries ., ae “IT enjoyed it very much, thank had held that Hood River you, Mr, Retter.” } the resig.) berries .. £508 4.00 EDDIE BOYDEN some | Kennewtchs 869 a Peas téeee ‘9 19 lCucumbers, Goa ....° 189 1.35 Star. sr — Onaip, the hypnoti«t, caused a« FOLDING GO-CARTS The smartest in ap- pearance, the moat com- fortable for baby, and the handiest for you— THAT'S THE ALLWIN You can go anywhere if you have an Allwin, It is big and roomy enough for the luxary of wraps and pillows, but can be folded up in an instant and carried like a hand o comedians whe The Unexpected In iy all tree PT Be thy _ | oS i y Aliwin for yourself, Call > at the store and have our salesman show you the latest models, Th on br tre tat babe can milottable in in the big- ard baby ¢an lie per- Ath the proper Lt spine and head Mile the sensi- m Prevent any from reach- Allwin is for older a and re m a, ate to Bit at of =e) eee | Offic |Ge foal sensation yesterday. He hypnotieed a y man seated at « plane and jthe subject was playtne, the pil commenced to rise row, and finally ‘The Pantages road Opened yesterday afternoon, leentric acrobatic and t the degree om mant. t terpretation of the Russian dial reception tat, at the Blar the Por eight fost jthe inatrament and playing youth descended to the or It te ought forth p Vilihan & M are not a bit slow fe « curlou m in good w and Jack W ayiet put anche Pantages. show, whict verifies the wood reports that have beer eetved of It, and made an Imptes m that remain with Pantages comedy wk ek Brothers must be awarded tt of magacity and trainin ey displayed excited Interest and aque and gracef ted tn the Prin Who gave & beaut! dance. nh princess sang in Russian and Scientifically Constructed | isin toi icine’ it sti "Folding Go-Cart a Hatha noes wit when he ap tertained for 17 minutes to an un ‘oken accormpantment of laughter) om his audience. Roberta, Hayes & Roberts pr mted @ combination of so hy 1 wooden shoe dancing, go: Ing and comedy Al G. Barnes, star rag time pian was another feature, and gular illustrated song and new oving pictures completed a splen 1 bill, HAT STRIKERS win (ity United Pron Pres.) DANBURY, Conn, June §.—The ike of the United Hatters cane an end today in Connaeticut, Mas chusetts and Jorsey, the rikers winning a complete victory New The strike was called off when 17 the 22 factories, against which the strike was declared five months ago, signed an agreement with the executive board of the union. Special Eastern Excursions Tickets on sale July 2 and 8, Au wat 11 and 12, by Oregon k, R. & Co, Chicago and return ; Bt. Louis, $67.00; Now York 08.60; Omaha, Kansas City and jssourt River points, §60, On Jui and Auguat 11, to Denver and re- rn, $66. Pull particulars, tickets id reservat at Union Ticket , 608 Firat av. BE, ral Agent coed THE STAR—TUEBDAY, JUNE 8, 1909. | THESE BOOSTERS | 1 HA VE A SYSTEM agatnet t wal Of inland rall roads te Abligh now rates and te y the advantage of water | competition enjoyed by Atlantic | and Pacific porta was received to John ¢ Ow netead | | day by Willlam KR. Whooler, traffic pros, Boston will be em-| of the San Franctsco | pioyed by the park board at a salar nie Exchanae Whaoler | or 480 per day to go over the plana before the Interstate | o¢ ark and t ard f } mmerce commission tomorrow to | py eystem now under wa ve ent his arguments vent any errors that might pr | When the full significance of the | costly jater ane rate decision dawned Mr, Olmetead wit! f" tth J » the Pacific coast terminal | wo phon ct | r wan sent to Waah:| parks, an | againet the oxtino ier the t business K business, | | ai in the Bast the BIG CEREAL MILL BURNS. ha 4 Boston (Dy United Pree.) j s and Balti SPRINGFIELD, | June #.—The the com-}plant of the Deoat Cereal mf mercial organteations there that|pany, at Decatur, IL, the largent the are Vitally interested in the Th mili in the world, wae bu ma as are Portland, Seattle, | th ening, The lows \n emtin ma, San Francisco and at 000, John Sheehy, a fir Angeles. Today he received word | man, was killed by falling timber Pay full price for your Suits when ye Sample Suits for almost One-Half Regular ucan get Vajue? 20 Beautiful Tailored Cloth Suits, These have just arrived from New York— $18.50 20 Ladies’ and Misses’ Man-Tai- lored Cloth Suits. These, if bought elsewhere, would cost you double— $13.50 White Serge Suits, $16.85 and Up Linen Suits, $8.75 and Up LADIES’ SAMPLE SUIT SHOP|| bag. palm. Their setting roprosents the | deck of # #hip, and they work tn | » EXAMINE THE ALL. jj lore’ costumes. | WIN | Glasscock phanty. | thred fn me liner | proportior € is Make up your mind now [novelty to se hese buge | hat you will examine the [)8n!male on a vaudevilic stago, and 1428 Fourth Ay, Mats 6206, Ind. 214, Open from 1100 a. m, tot THE BOULEVARD “FOLLOW THE CROWD” Ath & PIKE OW Cooking le Unexcelied. Our prices are low. T American Gate Fourth and Pike, on the Boulevard. COMPORT DURING THE HEAT. ED TERM. wilbehe found while enjoying a moat at the American cafe, We cau to patrons’ comfort and convent as well as to their Appetite re, and we furnish everything for the fastidious tn delicious dishes, chotee coffees and tons, frulta, fee cream and everything good Wi your pttish, appetite is jaded and c¢ try eating at the Ameriean Music Every Evening from 6:30 Including Sunday, sony opyny | OEM eee ae 4 to 12:30, THE CHICAGO CAFE, 216 Spring. Table d'ttote Dinner Sunday | Thirty-Tive Cents Nothing like It in Seattle Total Cost Only 10c A Wholesome and A Lunch Sent to Your i Husiness, Ring up 8u 1880; Ind, 1, 4024 NEW YORK BOK LUNCH 00, potixing |The ‘Newport! | CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, | et Main “Do aol Southwick C Co. Important Special Sale of Millinery at $5.00 This is a most important clearance, including | over a hundred Hats at Half Price. There are flat shapes—mushroom models in various striking effects, and numerous other attractive Sum- mer styles, for street or dress. The collection is extensively varied and the values are such as are sel- dom offered at this price—$5.00. The superior worth of these Corsets is at once evident. Nadia Corsets are un- questionably the most extraordinary value obtainable. They are made according to our special order—expressly for us—and are sold in Seattle only at this store. There are models for all figures. Particular at- tention is directed to the style as illustrated. Mec Three Model “CZ” hips and back attached boned. skirt ov Pr and extra well um bust and Jong er Made of strong coutil at $1.00, pairs € ter pair t Most unusual value Third Floor Children’s Rompers, 75¢ | These sj home-sewn garments—practical, pretty and full proportioned, strongly jendid Rompers at 75 have all the characteristics of best sewn, made of most serviceable quality gingham, in pink-and-white and The val- blue-and-white checks. hs to 5 years. ues are especially attractive at 75c, Children’s Colored Wash Dresses, $1.50 Exceptional values in stylish colored Wash Dresses, of chambray. and French ginghams, in French and Russian styles, trimmed with white pique, French knots and bands of narrow embroidery. Sizes 2 to 6. Pleasing variety at $1.50. Sizes range from 6 mont Tomorrow—An E Exceptional Sale of Domestics for $1.00 All are standard qualities from our regular lines and at the following prices for tomorrow, are unusual values— 15 yards Amoskeag Apron Ginghams for ......sseseeeeesseeee $1.00 20 yards L. L. Unbleached Muslin for ....... itecsss ae = $1.00 12 yards Fine Dress Ginghams for...... ....26 seeeeee sevens $1.00 12 yards Lonsdale Muslins for ......... oases erence . $1.00 10 yards Manchester Percales for ...... cscsen eeeecee eeceers $1.00 20 yards American Prints for....... ‘ $1.00 20 yards Bleached 36-inch Cheese Cloth ‘fox 2 Hemmed Sheets, size 81x90, for ... acPpougaill & outhwick C6 SECOND. AVENUE! & PIKE STREET Third Floor Sansis Shoes Second Floor Butterick Patterns Aen Floor rT RINGES — ; The rid every | TODAY’ s STYLES ToDAY | Pate Shek splendta Bove | és —— POY NOR} URNITURD iF “YOu ‘DONT T BELIEVE gh wall paper for 1 for from 85c up, you New Shipment of Women’s e k at our REMN. ANrs ange your mind, Lote ot f left, but they can’t last long FEDERAL PAINT & WALL PA- PER CO., 1314 First Av. FOR THE SMALL B Boys. We have ball suits for bo: tre n $5.50 and $8.50 5 yoars up to 15 years, for $1.00 and $1.26. White, gray and blue colors . » Credit jin stock, Baseballs, 5c, 10c, 260, (Cash or Credit) Bc and $1.00 , SCrTUT . ke ounmabda tn Fate A. L, HALL, ECEIVED by express yesterday from our New 1111 Firet Avenue. York buyer a large number of Rep Suits—white, a orr pa ey — pink, tan and all the desirable summer shades, Have 102134 _AUNDRY “ie “torinn 36-inch and 42-inch coats, and skirts gored or plaited, with trimmings of washable buttons, These well- made garments are unusually good value at $5.50 and COLLARS fe, 2c, 2ic AMOUS f OLLARS $8.50, Cash or credit, Ficiset* CUES 4c ANNOT SHIRTS. 8c SHOES —SHOES— SHOES GREAT SHOW SA $3.50, 84.00 and $4.60 values all wo at 82.65, AT THE Cro COMPA) 1121 First Ave. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” CLOTHING ¥,