The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1909, Page 3

weaston of the lecturer's gtand tn se stow, 4d ow t th ee of people the open Sailors Cheer, Up and down Mampton Roads he le ught the ahipa, and word went qui tly up to the switch poo to rielan Hurt Hicks to keep] up untll he waal a dlstinot. success, The “Amphithe atre held a large crowd to hear thin « separ By and the muate pavilion r was crowded at both of Innes’ con. rl tha the story had boon | M*@ Gonoerte Are Enjoyed byloorta, The woather was Ideal all € ere officers from | Big Crowds in the After day, and the third largest crowd ry Awe i i's fleet in the aud! noon and Evening nine eee Pe riod rey %, and there were good Amert onjoyed me housands remali ean Jack Tare from the yards at | tn on the grounds until closing | Hremerton=always there are} Open Sunday at the exposition | me J —_— IN & men in Monitor and Merri. | Proved & success again yostorday, | j TELLING] mee audiences, for it in a fehting | | whe n 28,977 people vinited the falr. | 4 + CANT dl THE | wt that ts told The Pay Birenk concomlonaries Special Eastern | And they cheered the sto Went on a strike | ji | red wtory of} n for an hour to} a R | the hoarywaded old veteran to | Hae ure the right to rup their shows Exc UrSIONS FIGHT. the echo. With the boom of gun | ie open, with spellers working ehets on sale July 8 ang 9, Au jand the old man's ofiery enthusi./20¢ women on ahow out in front got M1 and 12, by Oregon Is. Rd —_— asm it was real war for more than|TM® Was after thoy had beer Nav, Oo, Chicago and return, bh or Cheers Him and / half an hour, and it ended onty | feted to cut out the “dally ho.” ¥i2 bo; St, Louts, $07.60; New York, whensthe Monitor and the Merri The shows prompt! » M Connel Gives Him promptly closed wy | mac, leadtaden, drew off from the! altogether, and only a Job. Sens and left the Roads open to| When Chief Wappenstein of the ex: | turn, $56. | $108.60; Omana. Kansas City and | Migsourt River pointe, $00. On July reopened | 1 and August 11, to Denver and re Full particulars, tickets magnificent reproduction of | Position guards told them that they | and reservations at Union Ticket i | Fighting Hob Bvans’ armada, as rh &0 ahead with the big notne. | Office, 08 First ay, B. Be. Bilis, é ——— ft on its way to girdle the globe, | _The musteal features of the Gay General Agent modest Dutton of When the “vet” came out in the! . phy he w ion and there Was a ey he Was greeted by Manager <— that caine from | Parker MeConnell, who invited him fn bis aaa bib Gaye of to take one of the lecturer's posts that ender ip at the other ble show, the Bat. | file hair was G8 BrAY O8/ Vle of Gettysburg, and the offer y another votoran| Was accepted. His name te Mel Lathe vy erent nhatt and | Ville k Mason, Bas sho ghoulders from be oli soe,” STRIKE OF ROSLYN COL MINERS 1S ENDED the Redeliion, but he | (ny Unite United ¥ Pres) good fight in him. t it +4 egg peel ROSLYN, June l4.—After a two days’ conference in Tacoma, the | district officers of the United Mine Workers of America and the offi clals of the Northwestern Improve ment company came to a satisfac tory agreenent regarding the ' trouble. Yesterday forenoon a masa | 4 nary meeting was called of the different jaf the Wooden navy junious in this fleld and the agree: ‘He Saw the Fight. ment Was read and by a vote was Mr. McCounell’s lec-} unanimously aecopted by the well on his way with) miners. Under its torma the men description of the, who were recently discharged will the shot Was fired, be put back to work, and the idle pal right there. day question is satisfactorily ar ~ the eye of the ranged. This will settle all differ apf hip cane was forgot: ences between the operators and * he shouted, as he unions as long as the contract is i lived up to on both sides People here are much pleased over the out come. TRULY WARREN The Man You Have Been Waiting for, Sells Only Men’ s Sample Suits Made by the most skilled tailors in America, of the best American woolens, saving you from $10.00 to $25.00 on a Suit. THEY ARE THE PICK AND CREAM OF THE CLOTHING WORLD. AS Hand-Tailored Men's and Young Men’s Best $20.00 and $25.00 Clothes $12:75 P best Tailor-Made Men's and Young Men's $30.00 to $45.00 Clothes $18-75 wore the ne oa YE =3 at a gEer ny Ser rimac et r ac’ le nell has placed " fate in arriving, so found bis seat it of the first ehot Merrimac fired Congress, onding = +4 FE ey et j Are ‘You locking f on the ‘” or a lodging P g Be wey oe he house? Bee our business chance Alterations free of charge. A perfect fit bis cue. He | Suma | guaranteed, Never pay more than this price left the floor the fight 27 W H 27 he several hundred persons --Wwe ave-- | Room 202 Room 202 Truly Warren pad crowded Into the Audi had such a story of the bat Live BUYERS tor Xe wyoperty at} her Monitor and) MAS Rect ete Us ONC Burke The ‘Sample Suit Man Burke ever had Building SECOND AND MARION 8T,. Buildin, Second Floor—-Take Elevator— % Taterentional Bond & Realty Co 1009 American Bank Bldg. Turn to the Right. al Credit and Considerate Treatment] Wage Ea Earners of Seattle Appreciate the Liberal Treatment Of Our Splendid Credit System the needs of the wage-earner, and have made our credit service so liberal and helpful as to meet all his re bes give greater freedom to customers in making their payments than any other concern. It's a source of every one to know that their credit account is with a firm that will help them in case of misfortune. You'll the many helpful features of our liberal credit service. | g Room Rocker Metal Folding Cot Exactly like illus- tration; low back with GECOND AND UNIVERGITY, THE BTONGE, FIGHER Co, 6ECOND AND UNIFRROITY, pe THE STONE, FISHER CC {First Shipment of Rugs an and | Carpe from Smith’s Auction Thirty thousand dollars’ worth of Rugs and Carpets were pur- chased at Smith’s Auction in New York City by our own represen- tatives. The first carload to arrive was placed on sale this morn- ing. The case is not for argument; the plain facts will be enough to crowd the carpet store. Here are the facts: $10.50 BRUSSELS RUGS $6.65 $6.00 ART SQUARES $3.95 Bea aes Seamless Brussels Rugg | $2.50 extra heavy quality Granite Art Squares; ; extra heavy quality ; large range of choice new patterns. Reg | Oriental patterns; size 9x12; regular price every ular price $10.50, — | where $6.00, Spc 3 95 a ee Dactaesveaet 05 | CHL icvsvesceessetreetes o $12.00 BRUSSELS RUGS $7.95 | $1.50 AXMINSTER CARPET 90c Rich Axminster Carpeting. These are without Size 7-6x9, best quality Brussels Rugs; hun- | bo rders, but extra heavy quality and. good pat- dreds to choose amone, lar price $1.50, Special egular price $12.00, for ,... e abi Oa Cc | $17.00 BRUSSELS RUGS $11.50 $30.00 AXMINSTER RUGS $21.50 Size 9x12, extra quality Brussels Rugs, Ori- | 9x12, extra heavy quality Axminster Rugs; regular | rich and elegant designs and colorings; sell regu ave jew: $11.50 | 2° $21.50 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET These are a lot of patterns which we will not buy again for another season, Some have borders to match, but mostly plain. BRUSSELS CARPETING, REGULAR PRICE 85c. SPECIAL TO CLOSE 55c. Extra quality Tapestry Brussels Carpeting, large range of patterns; regular price $1.00. Spe- cial to close, 70c. ental and floral designs and colorings; value $17.00; special at fi = Ute HE \TONE.F I rico | | Washington 0. Distributers of | Stores | SECOND AVE UNIVERSITY ST SEATTLE -cocers Butterick ase EIGHTY-SIX YEARS | Chickering ‘Supremacy | | IGHTY-SIX years of unbroken supremacy in the world of } music is the record of the Chickering—a record unsur- passed in any field of commercial endeavor. It was in 1823 that Jonas Chickering established his piano jj) \ ' } Tue Geauios TALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO.'S SAFES Herring-Hall-Marvin fe Co. LPACTURERS az Geet IDENTAL AVENUE neatly turned spindles, arms securely fastened | to seat; a very rigic little rocker with rein forced, quartered, | shaped saddle seat; a | | | | | it - ‘ | | A very handy little Folding Cot, 2 ft. 6 in. wide; strong | metal frame with steel fabric spring, supported on ends with helical springs; regularly sold at $6.00; special for Mission Foot Stools A strong, stibstantial Mission Foot Stool, 13 inches high, 12 inch top, upholstered in imitation Spanish leather; $1.25 VOINE, 100 sich ccasdcecccecirecscorepereegescene 65¢ | very serviceable rock- er for living room, ete. Regular $5 Value | J $3. 15 mple Buffets t Values for Tomorrow’s Clearance Sale Fine Sample Buffets at Low Prices Pull quartered stock, solid oak, fin- med or Early English; 4 We drawers, two lary ctipboards and can el; vane price $30.00, for $19.50 Buffet—Of quarter-sawed golden oak ; 3¢ inch case, one large drawer tray, and large cabinet for display of cut glass; regular pies $45.00. Special . $27.50 nch case, with silver Uarter-sa ak, finished golden; Buffet—Of solid oak, finished Early Eng Pe aoe two small drawers, one large lish; large size, 48-inch top, one long drawer, shelf underneath French linen drawer, smal! drawers for silver, — back; $35.00 value for three cabinets, very good style; suitable OS $23.75 for large room; $75.00 value .848.50 ; Many Good Values i in Beddings Suitable for Camping Outfits of Rew-2eam Bed Sheets, wiz: Towele—Large size Unbleached Turkish Towels, 21x43 Inches; dark-color full Comforte — Good, Comforts, for camping Blanketa—A good quality blank et in gray, biue and brown | aed Price 7 plaida; size 11-4; $3.50 value size; regular price $1.25. Spo good weight; reguiar 42c Tow tres tor $2.05 etal, each vee SOG €! for 20¢ ie heavy-weight | Comtorte--Full-size Bed Com- | Plllowe—Fancy Striped Satin | Towele—A good Linen Huck forts, In dark silkoline cover Tick Pillows, a splendid pll- Towel, alze 20x38 Inches; reg Fae teeets, ™ ings; regular peice! $1.60. Bpe low; conaldered good value at ularly sold at 45¢ each, Spo celal at ebb bead $1.80 pair, Special . 8O¢ clal .. BOE | ALL THE peor You The New Estate Gas Ranges $16.00 to $49.00 | Make Cooking Easy SECOND ANO UNION Only a Few Left | Cline Piano Co factory in Boston and made his first piano. This piano stands | today in Chickering Hall, its tone still pure and unimpaired. By virtue of its long, honorable history, by the devotion of its makers to the highest ideals of their art, the Chickering today occupies the first place—alone and unquestioned— among American pianos. When you buy a Chickering jj | you can have no regret that you | | The Baby. It Has. nae might have bought a_ better | piano. To own a Chickering | | Been | ering A distinctive is in itself a mark of culture. e Said Chickering de- By executive appointment the Of Jonas FOR RENT KOULER & CHASE, 1318 Seeond Ay, Opposite Arcade Bik, | Telephone Main 1032 or Ind. 1032, OSTEOPATHY at Satie: vibration, Mgt hot air « os bathe, and other artigloas methods. Optical roome for (alr slashes and treating ¢ en. Bost equipped offices in Seattle. sultation A ree. £9 Pisin 2451. DOWMUNG, HOPKINS & RYER, tae, (Established 1$93) BROKERS Stocks, Grain and Provistons, | te sree 270, Private dees 205-206 Alaska Bid; PROF. STEVENS The man who cuarantess time-honored Chickering has been chosen as the official piano sign and a striking exam Whe tasting one ple of the high Chickering, | of the A.-Y.-P. Exposition. skill attained by the crafts Hyje the father of THE SHOEMAKER. 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