The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1909, Page 14

GANMOIAN | TO COME THE FA Commercial Parties Being Organized for the Trip to Seattle, Boosted by Former Seattleite. PO \ tt t bx ‘ A " : . n . e K be « 4 wit ! ° e aa A A centers which are ex tng thelr manufactured | at the ex position One of the Portage In F rie, a live and hustling enter the matn Ir f the Canadian Pa Canadia t } k Pac kely be H. R. MacDon. 1 Seatile newapa who, a “ah now neath the folde of t Still boosts Jor Se has been saying « the biggest ever held tr Mr. MacDon with him some men of the bh merits he in now advocating in the of secretary of Trade and Twenty Tho tive ald, an usand club WILL CELEBRATE AT e Board of CARRIES NV oll A LITTLE ‘ABNEY TO HELP A NEWoPAPER : » ETHEL BARRYMORE (By Uniied Preset whe eon re News of thie fight which t ‘ wainst alleged i grat rn Oregot ia the News office toda He ald } ould event intere mae the con vie t who have been ty acts of land tp 0 the exelu of farmers o loca ® afternoon arn to Port jays, when he ly into the and will then pre ly decide action to take in order g Oregon tracts to the goverr to save IRONDALE MONDAY BRANDENBURG 10 at | There will be t nes doing down at Irondale, on Port Townsend bay,| d and} to unite! With Irondale in one big old-fash-| next Monday. Port Townsen other nearby cities plan foned Fourth at the stee! mills Monday. Col. W. N. Whistler ts to send the Sixth Artillery band and one or two companies of gov ernment troupe to Irondale at that time and Judge J. A. Kubo will pull next off one of his famous clam bakes} on the beach Several hundreds of Seattle peo ple who want to « bake and see the same time will } morning on the § com on a direct excursion to tron-} | dale. CT HEAD ESIGN Chas. BE. Head, senior captain of the Second Regiment of the Na} tional Guard of Washington yester | ef-| fective July 10. Captain Head has} Gay tendered his resignation, & record of sixteen years’ service fn the militia. In the Phuippine in- surrection, Head was j.rst sergeant |f} " Men’s 50c and 75c Neckwear Versity of Washington is now ready |f) | Many new courses are shown to be added to the unt of Company B, Washington volun teers, “CATALOG READY. The annual catalog of the Wai for distribution versity surriculam MULTI-MILLIONAIRE TO BE SENT 10 JAIL (By United Prose.) SAN FRANCISCO, July 2egHen ty. Miller, the maulth-milionalre, | SENT 10 MISSOURI (hy Cnited Hew ALBANY (over the requl emoral of nburg to Missouri the alleged kidnap yearold stepson James Sh 1 Cabanne Ul Brandenburg ho recently quitted of a charge of ny in the second deg mm With posthumous e Grover Cleveland vuis immediately to be ing of ‘his (AS 8 KEN TAKING TWO DAY ST AFTER STRENUOUS FIGHT IN SENATE Ny Vatioa t u * " 4 4 he 4 tt ae CHARTERS SPECIAL TO GET 10 VICTORIA MI8GES BOAT AND HIRES IRO | QUOIS FOR SCENERY AND connection rather goore ¢ has chart Naviae to m more, t ery will ample COMPANY. this me than disappol ot Viet ton 8 p pan leave b | nd will arrive time to raise the n prees TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT y Ueited Presa) WAB treasur py ie HINGTON Jul y report toda $021,718; die dd the roing 8. Iroquols Mise Darry y and scen y thie aftor Victoria in curtain, as y ~The shows: Re ursements RL ‘MNUUSED INSINE | big attraction, but says that if he i nd tying In a tent In Rev." an & setMemeat of Holy Roll | ers, Nellie Brodie, aged 33, was yesterday committed to the Stella coom aeylum as insane. While Rollers. in the head of the firm of Miller @ Lux, |{ | one of the greatest trustees of the firm today were or. dered arreste bali for contempt of coort. The trus the court ler are J. Lerdy Nicke) Louls F. nteagle, Edward T. A len and Gustave Gotech welt WK a WHITE GIRL WEDS CHINK, DENVER, Colo., Ju a white Gang, ¢ wife being The gir PAPER 18 TAKEN OVER AN FR crco. t Post Ich w a 1 by the O a Publi and jaéled without be who are Inchided in| Lottle ang has been was operator in Je ranchers |}) fn the world, and four millionaire } Here's to it—'twill make a noise row. Over one hundred nm al a faney ity silks 1 at 35 r Not over Six Ties lots of popular 26¢ 900 pairs, 8 than Five Pair white feet; 1 Not more « White All wize ce each. Sitk-Liste WLY STANDARD PATTERNS at 50c¢ and ———arT in our dozen 3 for $1.00. It's will unc y Four-in- Hand most en weaves The 4 for $1 to & cumto! an offering for men with a fire-cracker snap len’s section te | in one stirrin a rare « loubtedly resul mer, Women’s 25c Hose, Special Five | Pairs ee ht 00 ks and tan for $ par Vosts, # Regular $1.25 values; SECOND Avi NOSHER AT. JAMES THE RELIABLE STORE tomorrow 5 county would repeat intermittingly e religious songs, "God save the Holy the season's evelose and da ahe with jail Tostoe row GREAT JULY CLEARING Or g sale ppor- | iil t. with 1,00 | Women’s $1.25 White Silk- Lisle 1 i} Vests at 89c alntil | very | STORE CLOSED | MONDAT | ABY ALORICH BACK STAR CARRIER CASE: AGAIN ON JUS FlnoT VIGIIM AMERICAN SAILOR | DROWNED IN | AKE 5 AUTO PARTY BARELY MISSES QUICK DEATH or ATH OF JUL ‘ LT. fol 6 a, o rayr A in f oh) BEATEN AND RUBBED b Rh ) ae t woroap PLAN REAL. FUNNY SHOW FOR A.-Y.-P. FACETIOUS LEGISLATOR Gers | renched ANSWER TO HIS WIRE aged TO PAY STREAK . . “House Leglelative h OLYMPIA, June 30.—D rector of Concessions A-YoP. exposition: Legielature would certainly be @ great drawing card on Pay Btreak. Wire ‘ terms thirty day concession. (Bigned:) gathored to bid him farewell, aftor we of b mmittee.” ‘AVP. exposition, July 1. | the ¢ sree, genes Sates TH WATCIC MANY REPORTED DEAD sinews legislature next to wild animal show on Pay Streak where noise will not be too noticeatile. It should be great drawing card. Will eplit gate receipts fifty per cent and fifty per cent Space is reserved, Gtart at | once. } (My United Prem) | (Signed: ) | LONDON, July 2—A crowded | “AV oP, Exposition, local train was wrecked near “By G. EG. Mattox.” is attll dubious as to ees in landing thi here this afternoon, and it le reported thet many persons were killed. The train wae de railed and literally smashed to Mr * ulti Matt can secure it, the climax o: hie ca pieces. Details of the accident | reer a6 & showman will bave been! are lacking. j —-TO— LIV The business of the Co., at 825 Third Ave., doors forever at 10 p. m way Clothing and Sui Marion St, cl Saturday corner of sharp evening For the last day we offer you the free choicé of this stock at 40c on the dollar. In this stock you will f the COLLEGE BRAND CLOTHES, made by BLUNDIN, HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX, B KUPPENHEIMER & CO., STETSON HATS, LIL- LY BRACKET SHOES. About (1,000 Thou sand Men's Suits to choose from—every suit this sea son's production. No reasonable offer will be refused for the following fixturea: One Triple, 12x24, three side French Mirror; One 18x36 Easel Mirror; 14 10-ft Oak Stock Tables; One Cash Register; 110 feet of Clothing Racks; 500 Patent Coat Hangers; 25 Tung- sten lights and 25 Shades. ALL TO BE TAKEN OUT OF THE BUILDING on or before Monday, July Sth, at 9a. m., sharp. Following I quote you the merchandise on sale for this last sale day, One Men's 10c White Linen Men's 15c Arrow Brand Collars....5¢ Men's $10.90 Onting | Men's $4.60 Box Calf Shoes ouff pants 82.15 Men's $16.00 Fancy We Men's $5.00 Patent Leather Buite 87.50 Shoes 82.95 Men's $20.00 Western Worwt- | Me $5.00 Hata $1.15 od Suite 80.58°| Men's $4.00 Dress Hats Men's $25.00 Collexe Brand 81.65 Suite 912.00. | “Men's $3.00 Worsted Pant Men's 0 Hart, Schaffner . 81.15 n'a $300 Ho t t fen's $450 Dres Pants 82.25 $6.00 Timport Pants 81.75 6 $6.00 Corduroy Pants th cuffa and peg bottome Boys’ $2.00 Knee Boys’ $6.00 Knee Pant Kniek 82.40 erbocker Suite GANG ‘| Boze’ 31.50 Knickerbocker Boys’ $1.00 Corduroy Pants comme be Grave ese . : ide oof Coats 4.00 Young Men's $15.00 Outing Light Covert Suite $4.05 oats $8.45 en's $5.00 Calf Skin Shoe fen's $40.00 Dress Ove: 81.45 HES ry ITATION, This turday night, 10 p,m, sharp. ile is enhanced by the known { merchandise contained in There can be no sale must be brought to an The importance of thi of the To grasp these character maker this stock avings, you must act now 825 Third Ay. Look for the Vancouver Arch, Corner Marion We are next to it. BEGINS TODAY Per 3 —‘Style Shop” Trousers, Fancy Vests, etc., etc. Plain blues and blacks included—no reserve — and no extra charges for fitting and altera. © tions. Second Ave. Handkerchieis 2...5..cicccceses 24¢ Men's Boston Garters ...,......124e Men's 15c Bow Ties ........ 1 he Men's 50c Carpenter Aprons ,.....18¢ Men's 25¢ Fancy Hose . .. 8 1-3¢ Men's 50c Silk Ties ise eplinte + Men's 75¢ Gauntlet Gloves 30¢ tiodel on Boys’ $1.00 Knee Pants B5e¢ Se old tebihete SAVE MONEY and AVOID PAIN| ). BROWN, 718 Pievt Ave., Seattle Crescent Market IN COW BUTTER 86TORE, Cor, tet and Pike, All meats sold at this market are kept in a thoroughly sani tary refrigerator, are the beat selected animals money can buy. Our sanitary refrigerators and show chees insute free dom from dust and germ-car rying fliea, Our prices are the lowest in the city conalstent with superior quality, We lnvite Your Inspection company car near Orillia, TI ASKS DIVORCE FROM Cent On Every Piece of Clothing in the Store Mer ane just aw it Nt shows meat \voree A CIGARET Sit ANE DT co REDUCTION Suits, Topcoats, Separate Hotel Butler Building Uncalled for UITS Made for $30,:$40 and $45 We Will Sell for $15.00 A suit to clean them all out Do you want a snap? Heres where you get on. bs ‘7 1113 First Ave i Lyon’s, the World Taio