The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1912. AYERS CROWD BLAMED FOR TERMINAL DELAY Showing that the Ayers te al promoters are entirely responsible Ito whatever delay there bas been on the Harbor Island propect, the * today submitted to ‘The Star a part of the commis detailing the dates and other circumstances cow we Last Chance} oon ———————$—$——s M port comminal serning th ) The commission set May 27 as the date for receiving proposals, The Ayers people asked for a delay until June 12, Again they as for a de lay unti! June 19, Then, on June 26, the Ayers interents asked that the whole matter be delayed until July 10, The report of the commission follows | Harbor Island Project. {From the Erickson Construction As much trritation fas been) Company— shown in certain quarters at al ‘On May 11th | made a bid for a «ed dilatoriness on the part of the |/©4#e on the plated Harbor commission in its treatment of the |!#land terminals treatment Harbor Island propect, a transcript) Which my bid has r 1 1 do not from the records of (he commission | Pesard ax fair, it being perfectly evt To Buy Your Suit for the Fourth ee eh an atte arent trtee Me port commis sion issued a public invitation for/ Manner in which this development the submission of proposala by pri-|*all be n and that the com Suits Selling at $15 to $17.50 Below Baie interests for cooperation. in| mission shall deal with the Ayers : the development of this project. | People. Their Value This was done pursuant to the un As a citizen deeply interested in derstanding on which the project |e welfare of Seattle, 1 regret (hat Was presented to the yoters. The | Public commission should not be] commission fixed: April 30 as the | ye! deal with all people | date after which it would take ap | °@U4! basis, but bein % Any proposals that might be sub-|™Y bid will not lores 25¢ Fancy ragnmeahc mitted to it, A copy of its pros fos the r above m Ribbons, 25c Hose - e peetus, with a direct Invitation, |58Ve concluded to withdraw the s - Was gent to the Pacific Terminal |®2me. and accordingly this letter to yard upporters ee] oe Gt The first proposal received was view of the nur a a the Erickson Construction nts aforesaid, the co! . any, and was submitted on THIS STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN WEDNESDAY UNTIL 10 P. M. CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY, JULY 4th THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY company 12e tne bid whieh fou now hola roms 16c SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. 16c Erickson Proposal me Emery or Savoy Dress Shirts, values to $2.50, plain or plaited ping transeript from the Great Sale of signed for this course being that he es. spaaaaiinas Guat on bosoms, all sizes, Made h sgreement w the Pacific Ter-| gaining currency that the commis. | na apany that company | sion ix “holding up” or refusing to Including five hundr ngerle Dre j#hould present a proposition sati® consider any feasible proposition for ' / neatly trimer and ¢ fa dimities " . to the commission, At the|the devel nt of the i par ) com t the developn {the Harbor Ish atter company, the and project, On the other hand, it colors and 12 50 receiving proposals was|is now ready, as it has been ever " ned, and May 27 was fixed| since May 1, the firet date fixed for ew date | receiving proposals, to act spon any Ayers Asked Delay such p ition that may be pre Is date was again postponed at | sented to it request to June 12 and again| (Signed) H. M. CHITTENDEN. to June 19, when a proposition waa| (Signed) ROBERT BRIDGES submitted by the Pacific Holding) (Sikned) C. E. REMSBERG, p sion decided that it would be May 11. At the request of Mr./not to attempt to fix another del i Rriekeon, president of the com-|nite date, but to bold the matter ailor garments worth JJ} pany, consideration of the proposal / open until further notice for the re ¢ hehe was deferred until the Pacific Ter-| ception of any proposal that might minal company should have submit offered |ted Its own proposal, the renson a in the country and $30 fortunate secured fro nanufacturer of women's Ferguson and about to retire from busine Arranged in four McKinney LOT 1—Regular values | LOT 3 cular values Shirts, the reg- 95.99, $2.98 no $9.98 a price ular $1 kind; LOT 2—Regular values | LOT 4—Regular values corporation, and he sealed propa | 1 i bos J $10.00, sale | § oare al of the Erickson Coustenction| AT BALTIMORE ie a pric $6.98 | i. $12.98 company was opened. The propo-| 62c BIG LOT OF WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ TOUR- { of the Pacific Holding cor _ | Remember tom g day before the Take advant it « f ihe house is full of bargains in all lines, which space mot permit us t t n Made Goods at wait on you a IST SUITS AND DRESSES ation w a form that made| 4, %> ™ C4 i it impossible of acceptance, and $3 Silver Mesh Chain Hand Bags $2.25 Hand Bags worth on Ser up to $2.25 Sale price | ‘ai guletic gifts “= r id by loc mmis Some time ago the cat's mistress e a a a ® was very much surprised, so the FOURTH OF JULY = Joes SSR eES - nes unde : ected “miaou,” which answers a the cat distinctly pronounced | vd pany. The commission decided not) ‘al New lot of Splendid tine of Silk Ribbons, vu LINEN SUITS $1.98 ‘ to act upon the Ericksd »pown | s', Women’s ard Misses’ Suits, worth fi e 0. tll leter, and oe pontponed Wash Ties, reg-]] American Fiag and striped designs: 1 00,20" $1 98 matter untit June 26. On ular 25¢ kind, oT : " each No. 7, sale price le price Two son Construction company | ” ig lo lormade Serge 8 First and Yesler tnronces — f)"sioctt " "itr core Boe ‘eotaleed ron eater fax . - |with your houorable body for the| 35c NECKWEAR, 23c .|] tists, rexuiar values to | Hate at "*79¢ Geile nah in Ceara aks Asata be Ladies’ Collars, Bows and Jabots, |] price ; lace $1.49 carrying charges may be- seriously gray, all sizes, a 5 50c to 65c COLLARS, 42c JULY WAIST SALE Postpone until your regular meeting Cal nea Big lot of pretty Lace Collars, prin i Ho use Dresses, in ging WOLD svpptdtonnd REdvG Ed | eee eee eee ee |so as there Is not now before your TALKING CAT 4th OF JULY Mesh Bags, sale [honorable body any proposal, the | OF en EL L \ - ———————= | burg Woman owns @ cat that talks 4 from the zoo are about to test Cash at Less Than 25c on the Dollar. i for less than one-fourth their actual value. eo a e . ro og t word “nein.” This was won-| r nee, bi » prises, that the cat was taught other} ™ words wh it learn gant sult for men or young men b r a 85 rood as a date the following communicat - eevrepare sey i ekg pd geal Ga $1.69 | “In view of the number of legal construction and operation on Har-| jcarrying charges on the $6. me fee ane of Wednesday, July 10th, the con. 1% BALT/MORE MmoU8T LIKE A cipally 650 values, sale pr 69 hams, lawns, ete, at ©! about HALF PRICE. detall, on that date. Faon the £nS1 at Rates] |... 3 22°82 coo on our/ HAMBURG HAS - part — details and terms of which -) LONDON, July 2—According to e pee It is farther stated that the animal) O t [ n g a e $1.23 Elliot 2679 Peck and College Brand models, made to sell at from $20.00 to $20 Suits for $5. 00 | $30 Suits fr $9.85 PLEASANT BEACH ‘ maitae Prise ‘ y. “Mileb,” (milk); “Anna,” | Frat —Seliag Pre being the name of {ts mis-| soft grays and for sum nt ta 1 make to order further time wan asked by the com-| 3 eee were received from the Pacific now offered for, }] No. as 126 2.50 Silk Petticoats in a variety of Largest Clothiers on the Coast Holding corperstion and the Erick ba ; No, 9, sale price, yard .. «+ 18e See es eee $3, 49 points involved in our negotiations | MILLINERY | }bor island of a complete terminal | Men's 25c Silk $6.00; sale 98c Women's Ratine Hats, values to 35e, 23 sold elsewhere for |e propose to spend on same, which | Black, tan and ff] now -....-.. « rae Sele py | etfected by any one of these points, | ‘i i ration of our proposal, which) WEEK IN A TURKISH BATH - OE kvtbsocnke. dp eas for most reasonable, particulariy $1.50 Silver b0& & nitel? set forth.” [the Dresdner Nachrichten a Ham THE MARKETS is attracting considerable attention 0 if'e circles, and that ex * . We Bought 500 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits for Spot $35.00. But we purchased the entire lot from their selling agent An unheardof price for an ele | 1 s to sell a 2.00 |treas), and others were soon used W mer wear. The 5 alone are at rt t < fine se- : 2—BASEBALL GAMES—2 @ Haalords vs. Magnolias of allard; Seattle Jewelers vs Royal Heigh se Dancing, Races Wing your fa 1 spend AN OLD-FASHIONED FOURTH. “prenaea Meite—séung Prien” | easily by the cat worth what we are asking for the lection tterr es are Ladies $1 Mac- ‘| "CONGRESS HELPS CiattunG ko Sawa and 78¢ rame white and Hl _CHAMP CLARK' $5.00 | $9. 85 Boys’ Clothing Dept. —Look! 59c 0 4 10 1 I a ? 206 To ore Rests Boats leave Colman Dock at 8 and 10:30 a. m., . hoe tel Ei and §:30 pm to Bryan's harges that pea wv ’ k was in league th un Round Trip, 50 cts.; Children, 5 to 12, 25 cts et é | y political interests, the pm CHARGE FOR ADMISSION TO GROUNDS OR GAMES. eg nregardlea nanimously resolution was adopted with at burst of applause on both « of the house DARROW TRIAL LOS ANGELES, July 1 Another Big Cut in Prices—Wash Suits Must Go. = Children’s Percale Wash Suits Rest Chambray Suits, in Buster Children’s Galatea Su in Buste Brown and Russian Blouse effe pon Et $1, i3 Boys @ Suits, in heavy gala Ladies’ Wash- able Belts worth 15c. Sale price S wikia lic Guy Bia-| Browns, $1.50 sellers, 98c dinger, aide to Detective Wm, J.| Tn ow sone | Burns was seteduled to resume the |witness stand when the Darrow |trial was called to order late tod: |Biddinger, whose testimony Dentists week caused sensation after sen: silk Elastic 6194 First Ay. mat tt = y |tion, was expected to elabors | Belts, values to i s duck ‘ 12 |his ‘statements that he had con 65c. Sale price ‘ (Biddinger) and willing Big lot of pure Pumps and Oxfords We're going to offer you some of the best bargains in Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords that it has ever been your good fortune to partake of. NOTE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS 1,500 pairs Women's And a big lot of Chil Pumps and Oxfords in a dren's Shoes, worth “Fownes,” spe- now generous mal tae of | $1.50 pair 79¢ H ' c a styles and all sizes. sale price cial, pair Women’s 35c Triplex Union ; : ‘ Values to $5.00. 50c Cotton Hose will give | Sui 39¢ Bale price Pla D9 | Men's $4.00 Shoes. for you three times the : . 8° $3.00 White Can- | 5210 price $2. 59 -umps and Gatitcn all styles and sizes Men's $3.50 Fine Shoes, various styles and all 30¢ hnigent Mactee 98 $2.49 ong af ) White Can- | Price all styles and | Boys’ Shoes that sold $2.49 $1.89 Men's 25c Men's 15c 500 boxes Fairy, Fels Carnation Silk Lisle i Milk, sold Wash Ties, |} “socks in Corton inten Naptha or Hi cisewhere black, tan Sox, black }} Pins, while Ivory Soap, |] for 10c can, and gray, and tans, all]} they last, 5 our price, Hosiery, Uuderwear and Gloves Children’s Black Rib- | 200 dozen Ladies’ Cotton Hose, | Mercerized fine hea bed Devitalizing merven in teeth, re- |was a traitor to Burns 39c worth regular Qc ton Hose, white, black a a filing the wiew—Aeiling Price, to sell his services, Judge Hutton, 1Se, per pair ... anil tans, 25c af 10 wit dew ota : 1-25 Jit was reported, would issue orders | ‘ e values, pait C ’ ‘oad cost of doing 4 E , denny . a4 |that every precaution be exercised | Women’s fine Cotton a 1 F ork known to Den- " 1.00@ 1:2 Hose, worth regular | Ladies 3S¢ ribbed Vests PIONEER SQUARE | vinced Darrow that he lto prevent the carrying of weapons | “Jeruay |into. the rt room or physical} clashes between persons connected with the trial Ladies’ 2-clasp Pure Silk Gloves 20c pair, toteasion, if Mandpeint i Keep Ice Boxes Clean Mis. A. M. Palmer has assigned 5 special duty to each member of ‘year of ordinary.| ‘Ladies’. 5 Duclans w York Federation of Wom stoc yp 4 Sale isle Gloves = al en's clubs for this summ nd that ~ Ne 9G ‘Pega, teiling rien lis to keep her refrigerator clean price, pair .. C 2 *s stern Wannington iS oe me HH wear, regular Ladies! ¢ pure Si stern, 19, lGo forth and preach the gospel of | Lisle Gl pas price 50c. gar meee N 28c | at C price, pair puget sound timothy 8 f.00 | clean jce boxes, was her advice Qieae wag cess \¥ou would be surprised to know shes Yran, : said, “how many houses, not ment, special, n garment, Tee that Amer the world Men's Nainsook Athletic Under- sizes, sale Crown aed Wridge- Crowne regular for sale price thore ough moder ad WS ltenement ones either, have unsant Cracked corn 9.00@40.00 |tary places for storing food. Some| PLT 45:00 housewives never even look into| Cc ag agg teotelbepie 40.00 |thelr refrigerators to find out the] J 00@27 Roll Neck New lot of Sweater ose | mer IOD. ‘ nana. tlie Not Wholly Slighted. Special lot of kind that When VERE That critic was altogether | . if win You to Look Up | $2 kind, special, }} where at $7. oa all sizes, 7 bars for "Not | i ic rt ai sizes, pair SUNNYSIDE HOTEL =|" "Sot altogether,” sala the friend) each Our price |] price, each |] sp'l, pair |] sizes, p ‘cst dewirable rooma; Who tries to be consoling, “His] 19 5 5 |, iene At, cutsige rooms. Rat sl eommnt prove that he must have (HW 4 ct c tH Cc PIONEER SQUARE. pense Me be aap dea read your work with attention,” Dance at Dreamland tonight. reg. 25¢ 4 cans for 25c dozen for dia Hewitt Av. Washington Star,