The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1909, Page 8

ener en LAST SAD RITES OF TARIFF BON GARDNER be any misun ubject, Wha There should derstanding on t President Taft do present time will not be done. “PORT ORCHARD. MAY ate and ¢ To ilu fixes the cent of th ———— (My Upited Press) OLYMPIA, J difference at some point the two figures 60 and finally decide to hay 85 or 100. downward conference sons why th this happ son is th Heans a members favor of revisi A glance at th conference commit needed to confirm this state: A still better reason why no sub | stantial revision downws ard can take | place after th 4 to confer: | ence Is becaw schedules will not be op change in the conferenc tee. They ‘ure the old Din: unchanged. An analysis o ate bills shows that on th the value of goods Imported th senate bill shows 15 per cent of in crease in duties over the Dingley bill and 10 per cent of decrease over the duties of the Dingley bill. All| changes must, of necessity, be con fined to this 25 per cent of the tariff} schedules. Vital Changes in Bill, The vital changes in the bill will be those which affect general legis lation, such as wili be worked by dropping out the Inheritance tax and the vitalizing clauses of the tariff commission paragraph. On the other hand, there wil fre Picking strawberries beautiful garden : | the expos! om which surre Cing County Building 0 fon grounds Pm ‘with ere of the wherry Day at the berr h per turday, The unde are sition on son the condition, a | planting this spring, they will hay jripe berries just at the prope | time for Strawberry Day den is being carefully guarded t keep vandals from getting into th berry patch before Saturday that on that oceasion visitors ma, see the King county berry on it journey from the vine to the pa “The Exclusive Style Shop.” 714-716 Second Av. SOME IMPORTANT INFANTS’ SPECIALS 35¢ AND 45¢ DRAWERS 25c 50c AND 60¢c DRAWERS 3d5Cc 65c AND 85c DRAWERS 50Oc A BIG COLLECTION OF q Colored Dresses and Knickerbockers Worth Up to $3.50 Special $1.95 Beginning tomorrow we offer a splendid col lection of colored dresses in 2 to 5 years’ sizes, to gether with a line of knickerbockers in 2 to 4 years’ sizes, at this special price. Included are the pret tiest little dresses shown in a wide varlety of ma- terials. All fresh, clean new goods, Regular $3.50 values, now w $1 95. BILL IN THE DARK, $-S-T! do at the| fi GET OLD SOLDIERS os AUTOMOBILE HIT f ne dainty being delayed in tending by reason of their trane The gar-| no WHEN "THIRD DEGREE’ DREW OUT STORY OF ELSIE SIGEL’S MURDER AN BANDIT. , 5 SHOT AD y Untied Pree) nt wi CHERRY DAY 10 BE | png ge A FEATURE OF FAIR | +! | | Here is the remarkable “third degree” scene which developed | the grewsome story of the strangling of Elsie Sigel, the New York mission worker who was murdered in her Chinese lover's room in Chinatown. The Chinaman in the foreground is Choy Gin. He is shown at the hearing before Coroner Harburger, when he confessed that he witnessed the whole terrible tragedy through the keyhole of Leon's door, but made no move to save the young woman, and said not a word, Others in the pleture are Coroner rlarburger, detectives and reporters Magu dard, of this elt triving the autor other Injured are leas badly The Mary Sterlite g bruised TRAIN AND ONE Io FILED, FIVE INJURED with hi for an in iT) ad t ab Ante ulsed a bruised al and A. M "y of the ace: Dr J.D. i that Adrian all ae nls Guthrie of | will the CHANGE MAIL RUNS of the opening div f the It in believe From (Hy United Pres) SPOKANE, June ver cid sidable conth nt we DONT HOY SPOKE BV E-GLASS IS t charge W. Hh TYMMS, M.D, ’ « y Shafer Bros.—Not Only Largest, But Best. Kuppenheimer Suits at $20 Acknowledged the Peer of All 0 y * Kuppenheimer styles reflect the best taste of the American, and Kuppenheimer tailoring is admitted to be equal to the work of the best custom tailor. The Shafer Store offers these fine garments at a very attrac- tive price, within easy reach of every man who wants to dress correctly. Suits in the new olives, browns, grays, and in navy and black. Very high val- ues at a very low price. In the Arcade Annex Tomorrow — More Special $15 Suits for Men. A Suits specail offering of Business for angen in all the new col- ors, gray, brown, tan, olive, navy, etc. Plain or striped effect, hand- some styles and fine tailoring. Not equalled anywhere 15 O1GE GE 55 Aisin peer $ BOYS' WASH SUITS—In fine variety plain and striped effects, inallcolors. Largest stock in the Northwest. Prices from $1.00 to $5.00 styles, in many new and Sizes 30 to 38 chest $10.00 to $18.00 BOYS’ KHAKI SUITS—For vacation days, long trousers, millitary styles or Indian ef fects. Prices from .. $1.25 to $1.50 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS—College novel effects, shown here exclusively. measure. Priced from .. Second Ave. and University St. First Ave. ‘| SHAFER BROS. [University St.| jade and Arcade Atex—Whole Block Long BOY 1S SERIOUSLY «= HURT BY STREET CAR LAST CALE You Must Come} Tomorrow Me i BAERS. CAN DON ANY OLO THING ORDINANCE THEM TO WEAR ANYTHING OR JUST NOTHING ‘WOME PERMITS BAN DIEGO, Cal,, June 20 Uniess the bathing sult ordin 'o PUTCHARE sony ance, which is effective today, « two lta le changed, women bathers at of about La Jolla beach may wear © Thin has anything or nothing In the way sale Over of bath garb. everything he rewult hag rr led the fio: scale the lore Malang 00 stock iy Hk Fo0m, be. { END TOMORROW, " NOTE THESE REDUCT EVERY TRIMMED HAT BUNCH OF FLOWERE of the city artfully sidestepped the Members councl issue raised by the men that no one On had complained of what lovely STORE ey, women wore, or didn't wear, #0 ; Y that It wae not deemed neces 2 L ¢ OVErY deserigig, iY bary to establish a bathing sult ! h SASS 4d in i eal WONDER MILLINERY 0, GALE ON AT £ IRES, 1921-1829 econd ng censorship for her. Direct Primary Law Upheld. Ss 1420 Second Ave. We're Off to Birmingham on the Grand Free Excursion STEAMER YOSEMITE rem ©. OOOT Of VN viNeiTYZOT. PALATIAL STEAMER YOSEMITE LEAVES PIER 6, FOOT OF UNIVERSITY ST., AT 9:30 A. M. O! You Kids, you along with mother and daddy, if you wit time, You can have more fun to the square inch boating, swimming, ee and digging clams, at Birmingham, than you'll have all the rest of other and dad will, of course, be busy most of the day picking out one of the few five or ten-acre tracts of land. So you can raise all the Cain you Want x¢ 80 busy figuring how they can make m« ney out of Virmiaghn aaa robably won't see you No Drinking or Gambling Will Be | on Any of Our Excursions. The rough, tough element will be an come 7 7 a hull We want a good, clean crowd, barred. BERRIES ARE RIPE AT BIRMINGHAM. wus, juicy fruit iberries, raspbel erty to camp on the p Bring along your baskets and pails and pick all the lus carry away with you. Blackberrries, wild strawberries, | blackcaps are there in abundance. If you wish, you are a erty for several days. ci TO THE FISHERMAN We say that in the seven beautiful fresh water lakes on property are speckled trout and black bass, One fisherman caught 65 dandy big trout® weeks ago, and he has been on ever --e run since. We haven't #0 any land yet. He's been too at land. But, then, well get as there are only a few trac ly want some erfront om the lakes so he can get out after n Ha cake of $50 been sel ling | r—as the pri double with a Terms 10c a Day bably be lifet interest an na year rsion guaran! 1 are d body Ca 10rrow ) 1 pr ¢ best Aenea of your with 10 per cent COME TOMORROW SURE reat time for rn the en | ot a year Music on the boat and and dancing | on land all day—and | Absolutely FREE Se ES | Excursion to Bremerton Tomorrot test navy yard : ¢ a and going _—_- ee | Leaves Pier 6 at 1 o'clock, ¢ world, See the battleships famous oyster and clam beaches Moonlight Excursion Every Nt} returning at machine f A $2 trip fo Music and dancing. Leaves Pier 6 at 8:30, returning