The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1909, Page 10

WOMEN SAY THEY WON'T TALK BACK LEADERS OF SUFFRAG- ISTS ARE QUITE CONTEST ALREADY ‘EXCITINGMANY | he line of the Clearwater com | ALAGKA The Genive,” at the Moore tp |The purchase price War announced t Any person at all dispowed (0) edit oan i th may laugh to the extent the register at joodwin It} Are you joukiny for a lodging * house? colurnn Boe our business chance IKING COUNTY eit ia YERS ADOPT RES. |ody is funn OLUTIONS. ere tn ne exact, the com Mpots, and Good t of the time JUDGE FOR POST IN NE By United Pree ASHI ee BTART RTH DIGNIFIED. [Foie is nothing ubtie of eunnine OurC "E ee. ‘ is ll open and ae ae wr Customers ILxperience | Refuse to Discuss the At- Ask for Direct Primaries Abad Se ot e for Judges of Su- Phe erence between Jan HI B V. } bl t U tack Made by In i latghts pertortenee. 64d. that of as Deen Valuable to Us surgents, preme Court, The Rasterner’ was the differ once in the comedies, Gggdwin was the same, but Inet nigh he t ng to be } Charging that the amendment to had an opportunity to exerelilfiyhis In ascertain N » ean b the pr i | fl ng the nom | pe ar comedy abilities, "The ’ | curate the need ween th it f rt judg iy Gentus” tn & faree dealing withairt Washi Equal legislation, and the make-bellevern lgmaart ( require ciation, and If there l at sometimes satirical, but i Rely and | ne against anything | fo; te burlesque. It ix made up of assert of their bo ‘ ‘ tor that tions, with a very quiet and unob constant ‘ \ t item. | love atory running through i ' would nt rem Goodwin and Net) O'Drler thew har ¢ | nated by | at t hy the people at th et , quired 1 ack of | i) ‘ id t 1 her opportunity ¢ elite n dew to rewult to the best ft in & younglady-like man under | te oft i ner The others in the onst get | ny } ch A. Reynold ented alout of thelr parts all there is tn condition he r 1 ing f al of them, which t# not overmuch, for " 5 } So if th abiit aw, which makes all while “The Genius” shines bright really at I} to be f , t nicipal cor |jy this end of the week, it doen w the founds of Dents sex! t ability to mostly because of the darkness és af ? the ca of in re in case which prece it, It in by no our knoy ) ces, Mr. means & great comedy, but with bos re r Statements to be Doubted tht merely the Goodwin {t js amusing ‘ t nt De Voe did tw ade, and he ments in ¢ B ty was rath . Seuators Our long experi ¢ what a certain {n-| Tooth when the : Gurgent might ha ay regard-| aded” through HAR | ence m Ba chasing fog sufragets or me of con HENRY MILLER, voleed the only } boy hte ducting campaigns » question | The Famous Actor Manager. the passage of the > as to the Insurgent’s ability to set] endment affecting the supreme | almost 25 years the fashion was, however, raised, | The hidden word contest which Is|to be a great Incentive and Many) curt judges. He ed it was hie ed to our the suffrage’s present content: | to be In irated by The ar com are rea to test thelr skill whet) pour that a political convention cmeaest SESE jot n ing themselves with the issue at |! next Monday and continu the hidden word contest starts was better able to judge of the ted Press.) | knowledge, make e rather than the que or for on days a eat: The instructions i *|meritw of a nominee than the peo MISSOULA, Mont, June 18—By d petticoats. jed much interest and many inquir contest were printed yester t le filing at t land office in this elty The fighting spirit seems to be {ies have been sent regarding the | will be run again from time to time, |! 8 right-of-way map, the Harriman S ti f ction a coming to the surface these days, | Contest t at will be open to ail Interests made their first open alista and even the quiet newspaper One hundred and fifty af the best The Star, employees of] Raised Doughnuts. lmove in the construction of a line e fice was stirred into life yester-|#eats to the "Servant In the House,” | the Moore theatre and The Star be| One cup sugar % cup butter|to compete with the Clearwater Certainty day when a woman reporter re-|the problem drama which comes to |ing the only ones barred from (he | (weant), Mix well together 2 eggy| Short Line of the No Pacific é i durned from the scene of the con-| the Moore theatre next week, seems | contest beaten light, 1 cup mashed potatoes, The new line will extend from in This Mict and insisted that she be taken _ * ome larke cup of warm mitk, % cap po-/Lapwal Junction, Idaho. and — seriously. Quiet has not as yet! America. La Prensa has set the! ato yeast Make soft batter ag pect with the Oregon Short Line S been restored and the riot call may NEWSPAPER IN BUENO weg ite cations have voftioes filled night. I nthe morning knead, leGat Hutte } tore bave to be sent in when she reads with works of art and furniture,| Te, then knead, roll, eut out “ Ite route, according to the mags this article | AYRES IS VERY UEER ay of the veportare. Ere Bo rise until light. Fry in fat not tod filed, will run through the Lolo 1. : a Gai penay of tee vepariats. Ore BONS Spies if itked Hcountry and practically will paral The latest models in Russian and Sailor No Trick, They Say men. When the writer can't get = i J A ; Bote iid Taken seriously, tere ts noth}. eo x one uae Ke — ~ 43 Be a . oe ' Blouses, Single and Double-Bre asted Sacks an te common in the IWENOS Arnentina, the editor senda him a se nt with 2 . f 5 5 z holding of s atatp penweadion for |June 18. resna, the big news r and seltzer to “brace him ut Norfolk Suits at prices ranging from the brief period of three hours. here, bas just added an ear le r La Prensa to find out It ia done very often, the officers | *Plitting steam whistle to tts what it's going to do nest d U Te ‘the league tay, and should not|—— " ————-wee} A ballroom was built in ite fine $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 an ip building recently, and the paper , , cause a passing comment. Presi @ent De Voe stated yesterday that she could not see any reason why & session lasting three hours would bot suffice for all the business the} State convention might have to transact “it is quite the usual length of time and not at al! out of the ordinary. Our national convention follows and so we will not have much to do. “The remarks of some people fot in good standing In the league to the effect that the short seston will be the means of railroading certain legtsiation through, Surd and not of enough importance fo answer,” the president added That seems final enough for any- One, even an “insurgent.” BALLARD FAT MEN GET ANSWER TO THEIR CHALLENGE ABERDEEN BUNCH REPLIES, BUT INSISTS ON STRICTLY AMATEUR RULES. BALLARD, June 18—~A reply to the universal challenge of the Bat lard Pat Men's baseball team was Feceived this morning by Pat Mullen. It comes from the Fat Men of Aberdeen, and suggests that a game be played on the fair grounds. The letter, which ts sign ed by J. M. Bowes, of Aberd also asks for the individual weights of the Ballard team, and Insists that all of them be ame tours. William Steen a member of the | Municipal police, was yesterday | presented by his wite with a bouncing boy who weighed at} ligst twelve pounds It is report that he has already put in hia Spplication to the civil service commissioners for a position as troiman. Mr. Steen lives at 220 Shilshole av. The construction of the block at the corner of Market st end 20th av. N. W. proc Space, The foundations which are of concrete and will enclowe a Hight, airy basement nine feet high, are practically complete The building will eventually be three stories, the ground floor be ing divided into five stores, the second into offices and the fnto six four-room apartments. Services on a Church Tower. The Rev, J. Enraght thoir mounted to the top of the fhurch tower and there offered | tt and sang hymns and psalms nvoking the Almighty's blessing Upon the growing crops. Despite the altitude of the tower 4nd a good breeze, every word was fembled in the churchyard below Audible to the congregation as 4nd on the road.—London Evening Standard. | Announcement The Underwood Typewriter Con pany respectfully invite the public fo witness a performance of fast and accurate writing at their of fices, 113 Marion street, tomorrow 12:20 to 1:30, by Mies Rose L. Fritz, world’s champion typist ee OSTEOPATHY Electricity, vibration, light ther- apy, hot air sweat baths, and oth vgless methods ¢ iting glasses and ed offices ree, Trea A. Holt, Osteopath 407-4-9 People’s Bank Bidg and Pike “Main 2461. is ab | Murphy | third | vicar of} Ranworth, Norfolk, and the church | | copy MEN AND WOMEN. Touched Off Most Epigramatically. All the difference between men and women te that men say what y don't mean, while women don't man what they may Both the @ | 1° It ls one of the curtonitios of nex that a woman will face any tum ber of men boldly, and will quall before one woman | wonders 80 the people can be rows ex ed from aleep at night to buy tras” when any big news hap |The mayor had the newspaper itor fined for blowing the whistle, but that made no difference. Of all the journals in people in the world at a time, one self and somebody else. South The Houre of Popular Credit | —easy to buy —easy to pay Any woman can have her name on our hooks—open an account and pay a Dollar a Week, instead of paying cash for her Sum mer Clothes. Waists $1.50 to $20.00 one Ladies’ CASH On Ladies’ Wash Suits .....$7.50 to $30.00 CAST on ChhprT Ladies’ Petticoat $1.50 to $25.00 CASH Ee creo Ladies’ Millinery ...... 50 to $20.00 CAs on Ladies’ $7.50 to $35.00 cnmor Summer Coat | CASH on | | Remember—All our Goods are marked | in plain figures, and the price is the same whether you open an account or pay cash STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING Tactic Outtitting 422 PIKE ST. THE POPULAR CREDIT STORE Kives [ree dance tickets with every) There are never more than two! attractive styles, | the Least Price | Don’t Fail to Visit Us Saturday | THE BIG WHITE MARKET MAIN FLOOR GOUTH PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING. Our Business Rests on Good Values and an Absolutely Square Deal for Each and All FIRST AND | | & Co.| [ | HE BEE HIVE RELIABLE DRY GOODS NOUSE ~The Hae of tnt Merchandise TWE MOUSE OF LOW PRIEES A. LAWSON & BROTHER Very Special Values in Infants’ White Dresses and Headwear 25c Men’s Furnishings for Summer fords Infants’ White Lawn Dresses, fancy yoke. Special for Saturday Infants’ Fine Nainsook Dresses, Ince and roidery yokes, plain and with 49 * Spectal for Baturday c Infants’ Fine French Natnsook Dreases, yoke French embroidered, Special for * 98c 25c Infants’ Lawn and Silk ‘Caps, ‘with and without ruffles; special Infante’ Fine Lawn Caps; 10 differ ent styles to select from. Special, . in the 1.00 We offer an espectal shirts in Men’s Golf Shirts tn endless variety. newest and choicest etyles at 60c, The and Men's Nogliaee Shirts ly strong line of men's negiigee Ladies’ over instep all sizes and widths for $3.60, Bee Hive price Ladies’ Tan Pat long, 16 Inches wide values ever offered for Huck Towels, faney long, 18 Inches wide Hoye’ Knee Pants and Knickét bockers, Spectal 50c Women’s Knit Underwear and 39¢ Ladies’ Nainsook Corset Covers, lace and embroldery trimmed, Special 25c for this sale New assortment of Wash Suits, Prices $1.50 to $6.00. in many J. Redelsheimer COLUMBIA Patent and Tan Pumps, The great red borders Extrac STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE 2619-2621 2 First AVENUE Corner Cedar We sell Standard Patterns HENCE OUR SUCCESS—READ ON We seit Standard Patterns The Latest and Choicest in Ox- with strap made on the very latest lasts, None bet $2.75 . alo " : . , and Vici Kid Oxfords, made sir aa pd ei. aun {2 | Strong Values in Children’s Wash | “on the very intest lusts. They come tt inches. Prices ranging from $2 00 Dresses extension and light wa Ge nd $1.98 Meus y RiNE at, the chotcest} ac fatoat We have put In an exceptionally strong line | Misses’ Pat. Vici and Tan Oxfords, extension Specially priced at . of Children’s Waeh Dresses and the values soles f fal for 1 75 and 50c are especially strong. Note our prices for} Saturday . F ' Men‘s Fancy Half Hose, in a large and varied Saturday Ohild’s Pat. Tan and Vici Kid Oxfords, ex showing of styles and Be. g SOc Children's Dreases of gingham; _ princess tension and lightweight soles $1 35 at 16e, 26e style; alnes 2 to 6 49 Spectal for Saturday ' OM aatiiianense Special for Saturday C | Hoys’ Shoes in Kangaroo and Crome danbié Children’s Ruwetan Dresses of blue cham soles; warranted hot to rip. | 75 Specials i in Boys’ Wants amt ire . famed wie buttons 9c Speclal for Saturday $ v Little Brownie Shirts, for small 19 pists aera: Hig < AL whe A “ lads, only C | Miser Drowson in percales, cambrle, vo» 1 Money-Saving Prices on Towels Hoyas’ Strong Black and White“Twitl Shirts Se Si ee eee, Seer coe S d sizes 12 to 14, Special Saturfay 6 to 14. Special for 89c aturday only Q5e | Saturday, trom... ssssseseees . Huck Towels, fancy red borders, 28 Inehe | Boye’ Khaki and Blue Wash Shiltts, superior long. inches wide. The greatest 5 quality; extra well made with two 50 ; values ever offered for c pockets; 12% to 14. Special c June Sale Muslin Underwear Huck Towels, faney red borders inches 83¢ 40 inches "106 T6c Ladies’ Nainsook Corset Covers, om: nary values for Ho: brofdered and lace trimmed, 49 Double Warp, Bleached Hath Towels, extra Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vesta, high neck, long Special for thie sale Cc heavy, 36x18 Values the sleeves, Special Bee 25 a9e Ladies’ Cambrie Drawers, with, deep best ever offered for 1 pie C Hive price C ruffie, hematitehed, also lace trimmed Ladi Jersey Fubbed Vests, low neck, no ruffie, Special for this : e : ees ahkiek eect gt < 25c Summer Kimonos at Special Prices price af 69c Ladies’ Nainsook Drawers, with Ladies’ Lawn Kimo short, In stripes and sey Ribbed Drawers, ankle cuff ruffle of embroidery Persian effects, Special for also lace trimmed, Special 95 Special for this #e Saturday 35c price C Tie Ladies’ Cambric Gowns, tucked yoke, | Ladies’ Long Kimonos in a great bse fety of Hose, in blgek and colored, also lace and embroidery trimmed designe, Uaht and loose back ong and d dots; gpod value at 26¢ 15 Special for this sale 49c short sleeves. — Special for Hive prtee C | $1.60 Ladies’ Nainsook Gowns, lace and om Saturday 98c aney and Black Drop-Stitch Hose broidery trimmed, high and low necks, | Ladies’ Long Kimonos, in stripe and Persian all the new shades; why 94 long and § styles, with pew band effects pa > Special Bee Hive price Cc Speolal for Saturday §9c ‘+e tee “tutte eos. (, (aie Actr w as et os SALESR 424-Pike § Sample Hats Sample Shoes Direct from the Manuf acturers ALL MIDDLEMENs PROFITS ELIMI. NATED —. We have just closed contracts with a lead. ing mez anufacturer of Hats anda large shoe. making concern to dis pose of all their gam. ple goods through ou sale srooms, All drum. mers’ samples will be be shipped direct to usa soon as their salesmen are through calling on the trade. This giva you the op falar buy new and season. able Hats and prices below the regu lar values, NOTE THE Ri MARABLE — ¥, UES IN THES GOODS NOW @ SALE. Our sample comprises all spring and sw ra “ soft hate snd all pig oe in derbies. ioe ry 7) $3.00 and § now on sale al SHOE Our first constena | sample shoes me ladies’ and shoes in all styles and ors. High shoes and Ox in viei kids, patent velour and box calf, black tan. Also men’s heavy #ork she Note these remari ] a reductions in shoes? Men's $3.50 to $500 Shoes, all styles 5) Ladies’ Shoes and OX s, $3.00 to $4,00 vale $2.00, plendid values $1.5 50 _ BUrFALO™