The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1909, Page 5

COMMISSION PEARY’ 7 CAPTAIN ee ~ | we have purchased the entire A.-Y.-P. S COMING T0' «sili. | cahibit of Japanese matting and an- } » \Momince a sale at decidedly. By TOMORROW INVES TIGMTE ea special pricings— eA Will Probe Charges of f | ‘ Jaran Kwwterte Assootanion 4 " ere apanese E »its Association exclusively for M : ; oy here by the Japanese Exhibit iation y jade in Connection with aramene eorer exhibition purposes and placed on exhibit in the Japanese government building at the A.-Y,-P. Exposition has been purchased by us The congressional commission, aug, 50th, 10909, -this extensive matting exhibit was placed on sale today . z y named to investigate tmmigration and the abuses in the service and | @f the tuasinrente after thay are below the original cost of manufacture admitted, will be in Seattle during CAPT. “BOB” BARTLETT. r } * - ase ts the only and official exhibit of ie esau ot Gn tS % ‘ our purchase represen y complaints inede eeycul]. This is Captain “Bob" Bartlett The Stanfard Purniture Company; Japanese mattings made expressly for and shown at the {ng the unsanitary conditio€ of the | {he Young sailing master who, with exposition. It is a collection of special weaves of all the Leaves Pier 6 at 10 o'clock, J} local detention station and of the | '¢ exception of Peary, bas the rec Seattle, Wash, I leading matting makers of Japan, and, being made espe- . carceratic 4 ord for “farthest north Poary has , f pan, ' & f sharp, returning at 8 p. m “one grevend pt gv a ge always been partial to the Gentlemen: - clally for the fair exhibit, only selected straws were used Come early and get good 9] time in unwindis Wil be taken | the Bartlett family, and on in making these mattings. The effects are beautiful and eats, as we alwa h vs Up, a8 well as aay chatgee of no them has always been his sailing I have agreed to sell you the entire the finish i ba y as aways have a master in his northern @ips. Capt. Age and other abuses of the immt 4 terns are all new and ina eat variety, repres: a col- boat load grant that may be made here. |S@m, Capt. Harry and Capt. John, exhibit of mattings in our Building, exhibited erns a es bad ina great variety, reps senting a ol John C. Elder, of the U. 8. tm.| 2tothers, each took a ship north for lection from all the notable designers of the Orient Last chance to buy acreage J migration department, is now here | Peary, and “Bob” Is a nephew of ty the different marmfocturers of Japan. some of the designs are very exclusive—in fact, so rare Gh Sehke tbbk om che from Washington, D.C, gathering | ‘ese Old salts, Hin father is a ef SOME 80 Cheap. data and information and ascertain. | !©t¢d Whaler and sealer and his un | | ot cut these single roll patterns for less th half-—that , cle, Capt. Isaac Bartlett, led the} n 1g if 18 tort than ha a — w fully yours / Yesterday was a big day fay tlre Ren gl Sere arn by alg rescuers of the Tyson party, Capt Respect 7 . is, 20 yards or 40 yards to an order. Other patterns, of with us, as we sold over 985 F}try. In this connection. He wili| Bob" 8 23 years old, aix fect tall, ~ Glaahosews which we have more than a roll, are cut in lengths to sult acres at the grand opening of J} #ather Wp all the evidence and so ee eee Director for Japan Rxnibite Ass'n. here are a few of the exceptional values included in this age with other agents of the ON BIG NEW Handling of Immigrants. and will continue as long as quantities last, at prices far s superior to mattings regularly sold. The pat- that many patterns are made in a sing’ ll only ; we can Division Number Four of department #o ae to have it in pre $2.95 for this $6.25 go-cart— Birmingham, of 3,500 acres, Ppemtable shape when the commis ‘ se #ion sits here for the purpose of _ YAMA - - ISHIKANA as cheap as $50 per acre, on 9) taking evidence and gathering ma i matt 30c i ing: 1 int terms of 10 per cent cash and J tra! for its report es Siem va f ; : a Tg ne for 1314 for 16c 10 cents per day 2 hea. wii over $250,000 worth of land woe — a ets at Birmingham in 5-acre iy Outed Pee) | MOSELLE, Ala., Sept. 13.—-Leroy| ABRUZZI REFUSES TO Dis. tracts, and over $140,000 9) watts. TUK Ww &@ negro, was alain today by nranrion ASOUT " . r rt worth of cleared bottom & posse who overtook him in the| CLOSE I 40c matting 45c matting matting 4 i } i . nelect | keh : woods not far from here. Watts WEDDING MISS ELKINS. | for 17l4c | « for 21c at Earlington on new Renton 9] while crazed with whiskey forced oo ae ae re I 2 ! nite line Also over $115,000 J) several wealthy planters to dance (By United Press) straw) woven on ity r of colored straw ; 4 7 ‘ before a crowd of plantation hands. » * : 18.—~The worth at Pacific City. Every- [hater which he bhot aot nina| MARSEILLES, Sept ne | 5 Duke of Abruzzi, upon returning body buys who sees it Ames Lewis, a Lbyearold white) | ‘ a boy jfrom his expedition to the Hira. | | | . Jeclined to 3 tt peop ake layan mountains today “¢ : | —AZUMAT AMI - ay Evere lle can take f} eAGLas ARE MEETING. Janawer” the potnt blank question | | “Wetting: 20 rolls | 75c matting ; ic yard ly pe 6 to 450 yard: spectal sale, your chotce priced for this sale, your choice for ut 30 regular price 86. very strongly i art, exactly like pic- a made of tempered ke free boat Birmingham at Neb.. Se: . as to whether he expects to marry} to select from OMAHA mt. 18.—The re-| 02 SO itnerine Mikina, daughter of for | made “ot United States Senator Elkins =z sone t - best design < o evel t firet ms win fancy «# » Inee . regular Lciniwrramay Bag a bp LP pce JAI coho wt D aoe ranging from 600 to The a yard for 28c tnt geen city dock at Everett of morn ception of the 1,500 delegates to from very the national convention of the Fra. ternal Order of Eagtes and the} salesmen wanted, also car 2,000 menibera of the organization ings to Birmingham. Several after visiting the king and queen tn 7 : ; 2 ay ps pe Aig Ml gd BH Italy he will go to Bad Gastein “to you iteice for ho are visit ore ° a ~ who are visiting here was the main see the Duke and Duchess d'Casta feature of the convention today Get aboard the boat early, as §) The session which convened this penters. .No tickets needed The duke apparently desired to i appear ignorant of the fact that | or get free maps of property / Heved now tha wre heat Ci D ite allies LIVERMORE, Cal, Sept. 13 It ts believed now that aol ‘ sanitary mattress— has won over the opposition me eae ran 219 en (rattan =e" ll the STANDARD SPECIAL $1.95 e wore “a $3.65 Two children of Frank Bargman, a bea oy aged hangman tor 1 in Room 2, Times Building rancher Iiving here, are suffering FOYM! relatives, and hengenar-—ys a “Yor Monday and Tuesday only—timit, two to @ person— from broken arms, while the third, | ent of the wedding soon dst ts o r dei the Made fies ow =" AUNDRY ing of a header yesterday on which Cicles of ee oes — wee the children were playing z sae the It nobleman 2 FOREST FIRES SPREADING Nn » American ees almaost om C5 a SONOMA, Cal. Sept. 12—~Today r day when he was within CULARS 8 Kray pall of heavy smoke from |" eb bisateats lira * Ce the fo wat fires in the mountains) OL MEMORIAL SERVICES. | north and east of here all but ob siiial mueviane the tare 1 ——————-—= | secure the sun. The flames are! Memorlal services ¢ vi ‘Woman| . making rapid progress along the ; ston, and @ staunch cine groxen 4 toward Willits, fanned by a) S00 Oto of the woman's. suffrage The sweeping assertion that they | *'OM* Borthward breese cause, were held in the Unitarian mend everything but broken prom-| Coid and Snow Near Denver, | church yesterday morning under the ises, crockery and ginseware is Jus DENVER, Colo., Sept. 13.—A aud. | auw of the Washington State tuted. Furntiuro, trunks. side sad-| 4.5. drop in the temperature | Equal Suffrage association, Rev dies, baby carriages, leather 0048, | brought about frigid weather in|J. D. 0. Powers presided rticles. 1816 S-rth ay. . household a: | Denver today. One inch of snow, Grand Chaplain of Bike. this attractive style fron b 4 showing from the great fenert ixTRRURDAN Phone Ind. 3735. ; teres acces tp gultiva- | ———__. 60 miles north of here | TERRE HAUTE, In ep _ tle; &. mattress of which there are hundreds week By an y "pric d the bed pictured here; has brass goed four-room Announcement ts made of the ap nrRo supervision, a om the oatboutlé ines yee | ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler Dei alas Jong time at Firet and Cherry. and all lung trouble, Leary’s Com-| of Terre Haute, as grand chapiain ness ” rith bras ba; the necting ornament on top ts also of brass; thoroughly well con mele © Pneumonia, coughs, sore throat, | pointment of Rev. John BE. Sulger 4 call dard Special Mattress, Bae Been one me, coameled im crvare eater sf wood fiber and topped with the week pound cures. All druggists. o the Benevolent and Protective pure, odorless white evtta tok ih weighs 42 pounds MALTBY. " Optical Department *** | Order of Elks. covered with ripe In any wine: epecial f SON-GHAY J amAY 5 orth + r ages ener ao advance showing Fall Listed. GAS: Qindogh. waneuty. time J new comforts and Legs Sraneel minor? ontrl: targe ; cotton blankets— shaped top, 21x43 Inches: two od wie t price 14.50 sine S0xT2 Inches, H inni . Pe have a PAAR AN - -inc , "a long, staple. cotton’ Nave such values been offered in Seattle—just at the beginning of the season? We have Stade ob alike voting i i mg ta © cotton, ‘into the prices of Dress Goods and Silks, including the latest arrivals without consider —visitors are extend- 9 1493 , ae esi.2 98c_ Read these wonderful bargains! y p vance sale price, ed a welcome to ze , €2.00 cemtorions foe $1.60 sg entra alee. comfortera. tha8i $2.00 blankets for this store. A visit ¢ heavy figured silkoline 64x80 blankets made of specially 1 uality Chi] (9) oe D_:LL G:IL | Heavy Rajah Sitk | [~ . Extra Good Qualt fe : i and jining, pure sant- falected cotton, new process fin- | poy in > Airsres $1.25 Rajah Silke} —one of the most | $1 Messaline ty Messaline and here will be quite f tb beds - 2 i i coloring f orleinal dest ns | colors, ineluding |_ for 69c a Yd. beautiful fabrics | Silk, 49c Yd. Porcelaine Silk, in a x | i ereqular price $2.00; | white and black; in Oriental stika; plain colors and tn worth while. = i ‘ price, Pacntes 25c to 366 ben inches wide, in a variety of colors. Regu fancy patterns, Regular price $1.00 49c h 5 84.80 comforters for 63.06 ; AGE | im price $1.00 and $1.26 @ yard, B9c | rat Sale Price : i ee Sale price . 4 ... OSC Enotted centers, with etliewed ine, GEx80. Taches eg aE our rug-weav- Stikotine Sevecian one. Veber? “bound” edaee; Storm’ Sere te | ee] Woo! Stripe Nov. | | “$1.50 Wool | fi” Woot Waln eBialige $14.50 Lebo: advance site" Ba mae | nite end Storm “Serge, in 65c Novelty | city Serge, in a va | Waistings, 85c | 1 ings, In light and . reguine price $21.50 price, each splendid material | | Serges, 39¢ Yd. | riety of colors; 38 : wap Age Tg rt be (Geo re PyaeKe Coats: and sresees; 42 Inches inches wide. Reg stripe: checks and plaids; 40 to 48 ches oon te ie ~ 6cle es fim Standard Your $1 down Sale ce 65 yard, Salo 39c wide. Regular $1.36 and $1.50 values. - is exposition. 82.00 each Bale price .. sani crsonasman= | Hid C $1 a week Guaranteed Satin, | (65°75 Bengaline | Hose ike | [$1 Black Peaude| dour tito. 2004 ap ey Heteie: rniture C Rak saver aaa i 9 “ 2 GUAR- 79c Yd. | viack; 26 inches Silk, $1.79 Yd. | black only; one of | | Soie, 65c Yd. | de Sole Silk, 19 Tape j f ASPekp felt + wide. Guaranteed | |_ the best wearing | | inches wide tab 4 : ‘i ¢ } MABGlacturers that if it doesn’t wear | silks made; full yard wide. Regular price | ric that will give lasting satisfaction in wear o oi. ‘shown it Will be replaced. Regu. $2.75 a yar Sale $ 9 Regular price " 00 per sii Sale Ze Fe heater BAB Sate price . 79c Me os ass OUR y recs vn Hb H 8 1.7 price . ; cits 65c ®t * . new one. tton blan! @ blanket of and beauty; colors 0 yards of Black oo _ Heavy Broadcloth | [~ : Cream Wool Ba Matta Cloth, sult $1,75 Wool | Suitings, in a va | 65c Wool Ba- tiste, 36 imches ple. for suits and igs, 98c Yd. | riety of the new} | tiste, 49c Yd. .| sates os eens . N avy Ya rd Ro u te une Coats; fancy 2 inches wide. Regular prices | widehbxcellent fabrics for coats and sults Fae’ Mall Line Gor ®. &. Navy id $1.50 & yard. Your Regular value $1.75 a yard, Sale 98 dresses and evening coats. Regular 49 H Steamers HB. en thion. Tow 0 tee Tit a Po a " ’ 55 v6 , Pe = } 5, im Mis sale 55c PHORM Hide soi eee eee Len peadon C | price 65c a yard, Sale price ,...., Cc 4 POS ArTieet henge Ah. (except Sunday) 1 em, 1580, os type. jaturday and Sunday oniy | nants of Wool Dress Goods at} } | ih TEE eatiteing yo SEES we Mus ROUND TRIP, ? é ht mo ages 6 to 1, pale Exactly Half Marked Prices eee Ue a Husiness Men's. Lunch EVERETT sap EDMONDS ~~ ° e , * eo: } served from 11 to 2 p. m Bag oS o of ants eee The length of these Fall Dress Goods Remnants is from 2 to 6 yards. You will find all the best Morrison’ S a e: thee, milk oF beer. Only ‘ mys roan aa am Bite Most desirable weaves and colors among them. Regular values varying from 50c to $2.00, a yard; ‘specialty. After-th pate” am, dam, a6 bp me py mand fan have your choice of these splendid “bargains, all at exactly half price. 1222 Second Av. trance to Ladies Grill on t erett and Tele dock Ph Cotman docs ones, Sunset, 4 j The = EGE | | me 4 | DOWNING, HOPKINS @ NYER, tae |DO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, re MACPHERSON - GRAY C0) American || The Newport! i": narnia RO ate tg . NEAR SECOND. AVENUE Stocks, Grain and Provistons, ada, mew and second hand, Corsets | FIRST AND MADISON, cnONe, grlal, one test, Goodbye cof ee ee etvace eum ney Main office, 219 Marion street. 804-805-806 Alaska Bids. i attle, Wash