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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-29
win Not Interfere.

Washington, May 25.-The United
States government will not interfere
with the oil drillers in Sabine bay.
Texas, provided the drillers conduct
their operations without interfering
with navigation. A number of appli-
cations have been received by the Sec
rotary of War for permits to sink wells
in the lake at point below Beaumont.
These papers were referred by Sec
rotary Root to General Gillespie,
chief of engineers, who has decided
that no interest of the United S.ates
is involved save the single one of
keeping open navigation, and, without
granting permits, he has notified the
applicants of the position of She de-
partment, which leaves them free to
operate, subject to the one condition
laid down.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-29

El Paso, Texas, May 27.-For several
weeks the police have been baffied in
an effort to learn who had been pois-
oning dogs by the wholesale in all
parts of the city. Saturday Detective
Harold learned that woman living in
the suburbs had been buying strych-
nine in large quantities lately. He
called on her and she confirmed the
story. Yes, | am poisoning dogs"
said she Il have been at it for some
time and shall continue. and I don't
care who knows it. have used strych-
nine and will kill all the dogs l can"
Having no warrant for her. Harold
did not offer to arrest her. He re-
ported the matter to Chief White.
Many citizens who have lost fine dogs
by poisoning have been anxiously seek
ing for the poisoner.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-29

New York, May 27.--Dr Angel Bel
linzaghi, whose experiments with yell
low fever serum obtained last year
the official recognition OF the Mexican
government. announced that he has
found an "active vaccine" which he
believes win insure absolute and per-
manent immunity from the scourge
The Mexican authorities were salts
fed that a serum which he had pre-
pared was cure for yellow fever in
So per cent of the cases which he treat
ed and awarded him prize of $780,
900. The experiments OF the young
physician have attracted attention
throughout the world and medical au-
thorities have discussed his serum
treatment with much earnsstness.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-29

San Francisco, May 95.-Mrs Nc
Kinley's physicians report that she
has continued to improve and gained
strength since their last visit at noon
Of Wednesday, the 22nd, and that they
are Of the opinion It viii be safe for
her to leave for Washington Sunday
morning.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-29


Crowley, La. May 27.-The latest in
stitution which is making strides to
enter Crowley is the Texas and Louis
lana Long Distance Telephone COM
,pany, which va fscently formed in
New lberia by{nr Timber Of the Loufsl-
ana local exchanges forming a com
pine. This company has stated its
willingness to put an exchange in
Crowley ifa subscription guaranteeing
them 100 phones can be secured. Lee
Adam has interested himself in the
matter and is circulating the paper.
Saturday morning he had secured a
number of signatures, and feels GER
tain of securing the necessary number
demanded by the company in few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
GETTING RID
OF MOSQUITOES

The Hon. ". r. Barton, mayor Of
winchester. Virginia. writes on an
Interesting method Of getting rid OF
mosquitoes As Winchester IL a
southern city. Il has been troubled
greatly with this pest. STR. Barton.
who il something Of an entomologist
made a study Of the life history Of
the insect IN order 10 hnd some way
20 destroy g. The female mosquito
" really the head Of the family. She
does ali the fighting and biting, be-
sides laying the eggs. These latter
fhe deposits IN punches Of from 900
20 900. preferably in pools of stag
nant water. II the conditions are
favorable. the eggs may hatch In 10
hours. the iarVa state occupies seven
days. and the pupa from "a 10 -
hours. Cold weather VIII delay this
process, however.
As the insects could only be- fought
successfully while In the water. Mr..
Barton hit upon ths idea of spread
ing kerosene on the surface. His
opinions we're framed IN bill which
On sgrd By that body. The press rid
culed the scheme, hut II worked 1uFt
the same. and the citizens noon be-
gan to get rid OF their mosquito bars
and insect paper. The plan used Is
70 spread an ounce Of Kerosene Owe
Is square feet Of water surface.
Sinks. water barrels, pest holes anu
HwampH have been treated In this
way until the pest = eradicated from
round about the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
BrolIed Toms toes.

Select firm. not overripe tomatoes,
and cut each Into about three slices.
Cover the cut aide with sifted nne
bread crumbs and then put Into a
wire hroiier and hold over tho FIRE
Turn often the "a me a. when broii-
ing meat, and when cooked through
lay each slice on small square II
buttered toast and pour a cream
sauce over and round the slices cut
bread thin when IL IL served WITH
broiled tomatoes. poached eggs. or
similarly, as a sort Of plate Tor aefv-
INK whatever u laid on f. Have the
toast hot and crisp and the sauce
ready and bot. then put together and
serve al once with y few sprigs al
parsley "a garuish. II viii be an
attractive dish with the pink, white
and green coiorinE.
The dish VIII lose nothing by stand
Ing for few minutes IN the hot clos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
NOW IF HIS
NAME
Were Writ E-l-e-g-a- mt
TwOuId Be Right
to a 1T"


ST LOUIS, Aus IA street-ear
Turkish bath establishment il the
newest thing IA New 81. Louis
IL WAS constructed 20 meet the
pressing goth century demand Tor a
time saver.
Herman Eieean. resident. CON
ceived this novel Idea and he has
constructed the fret Turkish hath
house that ever stood on wheels
t,legan r. proud ~ his idea and
saneuine that time viii reveal Nond=
erful possibilities "a hts Invention.
Run on the streets at st Louis
like the mail or express ears, the
Turkish bath ear would save the
busy mans tins. and be the balm Of
life 90 the henpreked rounder.
The man Of affairs could leave
Union station in a Turkish hath ear
and be steamed. hathcd and nputieHa
hy the time he reached the World =
Fair grounds The swain could steam
and soak the rlms Of The tunnel pas
ssEc from his face ere he reached his
swrethsa rt's home In the West End
And the hilarious husband could.
via the Turkish bath owl ear. travel
20 meet his alert spouse secure In tn
know ledge that BE would not pro-
nouuce lodge .lodgah"
Eiegan constructed the nrrt Turk
lsh hath car within two weeks from
the time the novel idea entered HE
head.
lie started buying = small street
car from the Transit company.
The agent who sold the car sup
posed that Elegan wanted 90 make
a dog kennel or chicken coop. Eie.
gan did not tell htm that he was
making an effort % revoiufiouire the
street ear business.
The inventor - the Turkish hath
street car set his purchase up IN
hts own backyard. lie closed alt
the windows and put ur curtains.
Next he paFtitiousd on hair the car
for the bathroom proper. In the
ether hair % the ear he placed re-
elintng benches and comfortable
cushions
An oil stove and q hig dishpan viii
az present M the bathroom with
steam. A garden hoss supplies the
big bathtab with the water for the
cold plunge. After nnishinE hla bath
the hathrF rests On the cushioned
benches in the hack end 81 the car.
The Transit company may suhsti-
tute sas and coil ~ steam PIPE for
ths eii stove and dishpanit tie adopts
Elexwns idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
DODWELL To
CHARTER The
MAJESTIC
fhe New Vessel Will Then Be Put
on the Victoria Run

The latest rumor OF interest in
marine circles II that Dodwell A Co.
has chartered the new sound steam
er Majestic. Thompson Steamboat
Co. now on the WhAtcom run. and
that she viii be tra usferrad 10 the
Victoria run. supersedinR the Ttoria
and North Pacific. which are 20 10
Withdrawn. Newotia tions for the
transfer OF the Majestic TO Do1weii
a Co. are. II Is reported. now under
way.
The final disposition Of the Utopia
and North Pacific has not vet been
considered II - probable. however.
that the former. being a chartered
vessel. will be surrendered 20 her
owners. and the North Pacific
will probably be put on the WHAT
com run IN conjunction with the
State Of Washington.
II Is understood that in confof m
ity with the recent agreement enter
ed into between the Alaska sfsa M
ship Co. and Dodwell a Co. provid-
ing for a uniform passenger and
freight rate to Victoria. that the Ma
testIc will make the night run and
the Resale the morning. the So me
IS at present. While the rumor con-
corning the contemplated transfer Of
the Majestic lacks confirmation. IN.
source from whence IL emanated Is
thoroughly reliable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
Marine Laboratory

Pref. Trevor Kineaid 81 the stats
university. who returned \ short
tins ago from the San Juan islands.
has an interesting project on foot.
Ills scheme u the establishment Of
a marine laboratory AZ some point
Ia the san Iuan island. probably
Friday hnrbor. The professor Gays
that that portion ~ the sound
swaruns with marine life % all kinds.
tie intends - place his ideas before
ur. Graves az soon as the latter re-
turns from the East A small state
appropriation will Be necessary for
the construction % laboratory
building and aquarium. but after the
project ~ started the professor
thinks that Il can be made almost
self-supporting. This will be well
come news 90 Seattle science lovers
who Will thus be enabled 20 com
hine a pleasant outing In the beau
tlfui San Juan islands and the study
OF biology.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05

~ Virsil Hall pacing a mile against
time with the motor cycle Time
I5IA. breaking Frank cotter's rec.
ord 81 laS
Among other races were three
heats ~ ono mile novice. three heats
of one mile amateur and mai heats
~ each The anal of the one mile
novice was won hy seaton tSaattlel
with Roberts tSeattlel second. Time
ss2sa-A Final 81 the one mile am.
atcur won by n. ]. Aau. seattle. with
1 ! Mtllhoun tOiympi0 second
Time. gseG.
one mile professional won by Cot
ter. Allen second, chris Don third
Time, ssiS as.
TWo mllc professional handicap
won by the old time favorito. chris
Dow, with Virgil Hall second, Kuek'
ere third, Time. $50,
The two milur amateur handicap
In Whieh s3 contestants entered. Wos
won by ]. W Melvin tolympial, Fer,
~ Roberts tscsttiel. second, and /
q. seaton. third. Time, t,eee=S.
puriEg the evening several rounds
u applause we're given Tor the ol1
standby. chris Dow. who secured 4
place ~ each Of the professional
events
The grand stands we're packed, and
the event vii be remembered a
producing the fastest and most ex
citing racing event witnessed or
the Pacific northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
TWO WOMEN FIGHT

while talking over their opium
pipes. two female inmates Of the
Crescent house al Fourth avenue and
Main street became engaged In q BIT
ter quarrel that came near result :
tnig seriously. The women. whose
nameS are Ttliy Early and PeaTi
Brown. were brought % police head
quarters covered with blood at an
early hour THIS morning hy Psfrni-
wen Hubbard. Flanagan. Chapman
and Hevan. Tha report u tSe pia-
tol shots attracted the officers % tho
room ln the Crescent house. which
the women occupy jointly. When
man had been beaten over the head
with n blunt instrument and THY
EsrlY was cut about the face. Both
wsre taken to headquarters. whers
DR. Ludlow dressed their wounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
Van Pierson for Warden

the state psnitentiary should make =
change in warden. the friends 81 Van
n. PierNon viii push nirn 20 the front
for appointment. Mr. PteFa0n Is
chairman If the Popuiist wing ~
the Democratic ssais committee. and
although he IL not an avowsd can
didate for the whrdeuship, q is
claimed he would readily accept the
position n u were offered him
After the adjournment Of the leg
lsiature. Martin Mallory - spokane
made a strong fight for the place.
hut was not appointed Ever since
then the enemies 81 tho present
warden. Air. eaton. have kept up
their efforts 20 secure his removal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
A HANDSOME
WIDOW CALLED
In Response 10 Letter From Man
Who Wanted Wife

Secretary Circuit 81 the free public
employment ONCE. who had a letter
from wcil-te-do man IN neigh
boring county. asking Mr.. Circuit to
pat him On communication With a
young widow who wished TO marry.
as told In yesterdays star. has al E
ready had one applicant for the ad-
dress of the Wtfeless man. A hand
some widow - Seattle. neatly dress
"a and Intelligent. came into Mr..
CIRCUITS ONCE this morning carry
INK a copy 81 the star containing the
article referred TO. she applied for
the address os the man and vas
chesFfuily furnished a. She prom
ised TO write 20 htm at once. Who
knows bat what these two viii make
happy matchf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
FIRST-CLASS
EXHIBITION
Queen City Good Roads Clubs Sue.
cessful Meet

The bicycle meet given BY the
Queen City Good Roads club Sat.
urday evening at the track corner
Of Howell and Borcn avenues, result
% In the establishment Of three new
Northwest records These were
made BY Frank Cotter Of Olympia
~ the half-niie handicap who broke
eempetition record 81 I min. sec.
made ~ Eddie Allen 81 Portland IN
~, hls time being 1 min. rs sec.
1aris Dow took second place.
fetsr Rust Of Olympia, who rode
"a exhibition haif-miie against time
min Cyclone Esary on Piper A.
1tts motorcycle. lowered the 1901
fseord 70 u seconds fat
iat uird record wsa the con
swing event Of Tie evening. made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
IF GUILTY,
DON'T BRAG
This Man Did. and Womans
Husband Brought Him
Quickly to Grief.

NEW YORK. Aus. I'm eonuee-
ton with the work of the postal In
hpertorA ONCE story ln told ~ n
Young attorney who unwittlugly
gave evidence against himself lie
had written an Improper letter 10
married woman and WIS suspected
by her husband. who accused him
Of tho oneuHe. After having led him
into an inner once the doors ~
which be- locked. the attorney dlf-
played revolver, admitted his crime
aud tainted his n,euher. How 20
trap him was a question. 40 he de-
ulrd the charge IN public. but laugh
ID az the man in private. After the
expenditure " much thought. 4 min
nature telephone VAS enntrtvnd. With
an almost invisible tfnnamitter IN
the top 81 Hilk hat worn by the
aKgfieVed husband with m insulated
uue gold wire connecting the rsrriN-
~ la the poanemrinu ~ the postal tn
sreetar Another visit was paid 20
the attorneys ofilcs and again. be-
hind closed doors. he acknowledged
repeatedly that he had sent the let
ter ~ the inspector AZ the other
end 81 the telephone had heard every
word. he confronted the attorney
with such evidence that he broke
down and confessed
an a=
To hattlenhip. Steamer Athlon.
Launches Cor charter. Tel. West a9f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
Travellers Railway Guide.

Nor pac North Coast Limited ~ PAM
arrive s3s .. ~. leave 80 T. m Nor.
rae Atlantic Express. ~ Paul arrive a
= N leave 7 IS r.. m.-BuriIuRton over.
land "a f>0uia. Kansas CitF. affiVs Is
n leave 7. - m-Hor Pae Portland
arrive 9 80 3. m. els ,. m. and Is 4 ~
leave a m ~ 30 =. m ana 40 r. ~
NOT Pac. Olympia oraY's Harbor. arrive.
m o. m lsnve . a. m.-N1r rae south
fisnH except Sunday arrive $50 D. M
leave a m@N0f Pact. Tacoma arrive.
rs a. M. II ~ q. m. 3 =. m. 80 NJ.
Gs80 g. M sas m. els p. M leave
- q m. .. M ~ 30 3 ~ - D. m.
BIS .. NJ. 7 50 .. m. etO o. m.-Nar
Pac sumas. vancouver. y e. arrive 5s3a
3 m leave : = a. ~ s-Her Pae hnohom
In. sedro. wooiiey, arrive $50 .. m. i.i1
b. ~ leave SIS a. M and h.t0 ,. NJ.
~ 10 "a. m. leave $40 y m
o. Nor Overland Fiyer. 70 Paul, atrlvi
nm. leave 8. not. Nor. spokane,
arrive 20 N leave = 30 q. MT Nor.
Whatrou. NJ Vernon. arriye II 10 o. N.
ara 10 =. m. ieate - a. M BIO 3. m
o. Nor. blaine, Noe Westninster, ar
rive bio o. nj ieays 80 n. m.-ot Nor.
Everett leave . ~ a.. M. ll,l0 e. m, 10
3. m ard .. m. arrive 80 .. ~ - 81
=. m. $40 D. M p ~
Canadian Pac. Vancouver and Overland.
arrive s.1o .. ~ leave : 70 a. m.
col 4 Puget Sound, Black Diamond
Franktln. arrive q 30 m daily and Z 10
D m except sunday. leave biaO a m,
(sKcsyt sunday. AIS .. M. tdallyl'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
Equalization Board

The county hoard ~ equalization
composed OF County Commissioners
Geo. ellison. L. e Smith and 4. J.
smith aud Counellmeu +. NJ. Mul-
doom, IA. T. Rude aud John Taylar.
met IN the office or County Assessor
Kelley THE morning. Co adjust tax
Naluu Haun Tor the present year. The
board VII be Ia session two OF three
Werka, ur more.
The large number ~ improvements
made ia the last year has added
much Co the aaHeHaed valuation Of
property and this Wili make the
work nf the board more nrduoua.
Tbs board viii carefully go over ev.
cry asarnHment made hy the assessor
and hear protrate FROM those who
are disEs tisned with the values plac.
cd upon their property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
ALASKA RAILWAYS

News from Skazway under date OF
July ~ says that ". J. Heney, ths
well known railroad contractor and
the man who built the White Pase n
Yukon railway, with a party Of
surveyors arrived at Dawson after
an absence Of 10 weeks Mr.. Heuey
announces that he has completed
preliminary surveys Tor an allan .
sFican railroad from Nsides on the
coast 20 the YUKON. and that as soon
as the plans are approved by the
capitalists who are interested In the
great proft, the first steps looking
toward It's construction vii be TAX
en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
CRICKET
Married Men We're Defeated BY the
Benedicts

The married men % the Seattle
Cricket club we're defeated by the
Benedicts of that association in an
exciting game Of cricket played at
the club grounds near Columbia yes
terday. The single men won the
game by a score Of fs2 70 las
The Seattle and Tacoma teams will
play I'm the latter city, August 10.
The Seattie-Portland game will BE-
played here August -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05

e. bur it should never be allowed to
cool before being brought to tho TIA
BILE. This rule applies au well 20 all
hfuiled foods
Another way il 10 melt a table
spoon ot butter in a saucepan ana
Hauto the slices. Let one aide cook
thoroughly before turning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
THE C. P. STRIKE

For two months 5000 traekmen of
the Canadian Iueinc railway have
stood on strike Nothing la being ae-
cemflinhHd 60 end the trouble
though The railway company hes
offered advances In wages. making
thr Canadian scnle the highest ln the
country High living expennea pre.
vent the acceptance Of these anera
bY the men
All summer long the tranae0ntin-
entail trains have been running way
behind time, due. nffciala snv. 10
Eauiinus running The Imperial lin.
ited express often arrives at Van
couyer ~ 20 "a hours late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
SEWER CLEANING

This morning the street depart
nent began a general cleaning q
the sewers ~ the city. nurtn {
the dry weather Of the last few
weeks the foW OF water has not
been sufficient to carry away the
sand and debris and a cleaning II
made necessary before the rainy
season sets in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
WORK ON CANAL

for the Lake Washington canal 10
progressing nicely. Major Mills re-
eelved notice today Of the completion
Of the clearing for the lower lock and
work on the upper lock between
Lakes Union and Washington. Will
be ennmenced Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
LEAVES FOR NEW
FIELD OF LABOR
Prot. A. =. Bechdolt Moves Il
Eugene. Or.

Prof. a. r. Bechdoit. late 81 tbs
state university. left this nornins
TO take charge % the public schools
% Eugene. or. The professor has
been connected With the university
for seven years, and has nade 9
host Of friends during that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05

Three battleships. Iowa. Wisconsin
and Oregon are nov NJ Port Orchard
dry dock. Take the new fast steam
er Athlon from Columbia street dock
at $40 and 1855 a. NJ. or tt5 and
AS .. m. Fare Toe round trip.
Fastest time. Best service. Or
chestra on board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
HICKEYS
PITCHING
Gave Seattle the Game Yes.
terday From Tacoma.

me last game IN the seattle ra-
eor,a baseball series PLAYED yester-
dav afternoon was Won Ia the local
team Hickey. SeHttles LETT handed
pitcher. hy phenomenal work took
the game. he made a national frc=
ord in striking cut lt men of the
Tacoma team only one base hit
Vas secured 81 him. aud that IN the
last luning. So Far as Known no pro-
fassional pitcher has struck cut
Is men IN one same this year. An
American league pitcher managsd TO
strike Gus Is men and untn now held
the record. Hickey has trained dow n
o. excellent form and allowed only
thrre men 60 - 10 nrst on halls yes.
tar.lav. The Seattle boys found Car
ter. the Tacoma box artist. AZ criti-
cal moments and - won the uawe
hy a score 81 Z 10 e Lynch. Tacoma y
rirht fielder did excellent Nork In
cutting on two hits cut IN that gar
der and inferrunting the runner at
the initial has.
Fcr the frxt three innings neither
side scored and no one reached first
IN the first II the third inning and
the first ~ The fourth three Tacoma
men went out On strikes. IN the
last part Of the fourth Hurley fan
NeAH NAA HhnBA ANAhA Y AN hFA ~ =
two hagg~r Rode then sacrificed
him to third and Frary hit. scoring
Klopf With psenlss az bat Frary
attempted - steal second. but RAT
ert was too quick and headed him
on.
Lyneh Was Nit
Lynch. for Tacoma. was hit and
allowed hts hase. McCl0sky gained
in an attempt to catch McCloxkey
mapping. threw wnd 20 Hurley and
the hail vent TO the high grass hack
OF the score hoard when u was
found Lynch and Manager McClo>-
key We're both seated on the play
ers' bench shaking hands On their
great luck in scoring.
Peoples came up for Seattle tn the
ruth and hit He Was sacrificed 10
second BY Bodie and to third by
siovai Hickey then hit ana scored
him. zelsler hit and pushed Hickey
around - third. 4 two bsEFer by
Hurley scored them both. Hurley
stole third by klopf VAS retired al
first There we're no scores made
IN the mex; inning but in the seventh
Seattle. by good hitting and base
running. piled NJ three more runs.
This left the score : TO ard here
u Fema.ned until the end 81 thu
game. In the ninth inninE Lynch.
for Tacoma. scored the only hit OF
his side during the game.
ss ssesy's esms.
Saturdays game vas a victory for
Tacoma. UntH the ninth inning Sc
attic was 81 the lemd. The local boys
cutplave the lads from the City q,
TnasffwN a. asHa~es aemwa ~ fkm Sara
bat lucky hats and Mid pitching On
the ninth Lost che game for Seattle
BY a score 81 20 Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05

Waists
Much
Reduced

These suits are all Of new and
dealra BILE styles. nicely made and
a. little more than half their
value.
At f2.75 Chambray or Crash
Blouse Suits. trimmed with
white braids, worth $3.50. FOR E.
t.tts. tsftstst.stt .ttssft e. ", .
At $3.50 blouse Suits OF Toile-
du-Nord ChambraY IN blue.
gray and red, collar, front and
skirt trimmed with white IN
Hertion or narrow wash braid
usual price $50. for .....s $50
At &b.b0-f Linen Grass cloth Suits,
collar. cuffs, front Of blouse
and skirt trimmed with rows
of blue chamhray. they we're
800, now ...s..s.s. .sss.t 10 %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05
A STAT Of llf.lims

M'soRLEY A. HENDERSON, har,
ness and aaddlerY. 2i2 Occidental.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-05

Launches cor charter. Tel. West aoi