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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
Boys Shoes

LOT No. IL.
iss pairu OF Boys Seamless Wafer
proof Ehocs, sizes " TO ga, spgu-
lar price $50 and t2.oe. on sale n
$500. ...-...s... .......s.S ~
LOT No. IL.
ia pairs OF Boys Grain Leather
Shoes. sizes IL 10 81. regular
price si.25. on sale at........D5c
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Lot No. i-No-
mems Fine Nat
urnl Wool Vests.
.vtra heavy. beet
fi.oe quality. ell
day. each &C.
Lot No Two
mems jersey fib-
bed Black Wool
Mixed Vests and
Tights. beet CSC
quality. all day.
each 81 Ssc.
lot No. 4-wo-
mems Jersey Rib
bed Woo! Vests
ara Pants In
gray. finest 400
values all day
Saturday at. each.
toe.
lot No. t-Wo-
mems Jersey RIB
! bed e&orcd Wool
Vests and Pants.
in pif,s. blue. car
-xcsiieuf uso quail
lay at each. N.
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Women's Shoes

Women's Shoes
LOT No. IL.
zoe pairs OF wonens Shoes. all
sizes. worth alto and te,ee. on
sale At ................st.. 10
LOT No. Is.
III pairs Of Wonen's Shoes. all
hand turned ulth flexible scies,
sfres : 20 4 worth sz.ao and $500,
on sale At............ ss....Fi .oo
LOT No. is.
Women's Velour Calf Waterproof
Shoes. with latest style extension
enles. the best that IL made for
winter. all sizes. regular price
t1.e0 and f2ta. on sale at rx.So
lot No. A..
IS pairs OF women's $50 and ts.es
Sample shocs. all sizes to select
from. on sale at..s... e5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
WOmen's : Childrens
hnitWear
en- orea, Specials for Opening Saturdays Sale.

For two Saturdays have crowded the new knitwssr
Store with bargain seekers because OF low prices YET ot
such the opening sale must do even better hesu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
APPROACH.
Ing THE
END
D. 5. Johnston &
Co.'S Big Clear
an(edndImprOye-
ment Sale Will
Not Last Much
Longer

The terrific price reduction has
rapidly depleted our big stocks a
half dozen times since this sale be-
gan. but was feplenlHhsd each time
~ large shipments arriving every
few days. giving as a stock at one
time II nearly EIGHT HUNDRED
$500 PIANOS AND ORGANS. ffvid-
cd between our four stores Hun
drcds % these have since been placed
~ homes ali over this section 81 the
Northwest. where they are now full
filling their mission Of making the
recipients musical and happy. We
have 80 many genuine snaps In store
for bargain seekers this week ~
Il Impossible to give details here.
BE sure and get ia on this deal or
you viii regret a.
Brand new upright Pianos Of good
reliable makes, fully warranted, tise
t20s and $3.50. well worth nc regular
retail sz7s. ta25 and fg7s-.aiso some
a. low a. si3i-Nsw Organs, beat
makes. $50. ss7 and SIS. being a little
more than hair their actual value
Eaey terms.
Everything conducted on the
square. no Misrepresentation. All
instruments guaranteed 60 be as rep
resented. orders BY mail are IRE.
quent and receive as great care in
Filling as any buyer could or would
use IN a personal selection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

At ~ l-2c. Womsn'a Jersey Ribbed
Heavy Cotton Vests, regular ~ gar
ments These have silk tape at neck.
pearl buttons. and there are pants
10 match IN all sizes. For good
sergieeable garment. this has never
been equallsd at the price.
At gge the Suit Womsn'H Soc Jer-
Hey Ribbed Bicached Cotton Union
suits. elk tape, fineiy finished and
an elegant value ut the former price
hence a big bargain at 2sc a suit.
At &c a garment Women'a Bleach
cd Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests. these
are sleeveless. low neck. silk tape.
with fancy colored yoke. and sell
regularly everywhere AZ I21-1c.
or course, we cannot sell these
garments 20 dealers, for II In only
our immense outlet ana buying cap
acliy that enables nh % quote such
prices.
A. isc garment. Misses Jersey
Ribbed Extra Fine Cotton Vepts
silk tape. high neck. sleeveless. also
low neck and no sleeves. nil sizes.
worth lee a garment.
A. Csc garment, women's Swiss
Ribbed Hleaohed Linie Vests. low
neck. eleevaieEs. lace yoke. also 9th
ers In drop stitch. eolored linie Of
pink or blue. finest qualities and pat
At Sc n garment for wornen's
Pure Llsie Colored Shaped vests.
with silk band TIGHTS 10 match. as
sorted oolorr.in pink. blue. etc. also
biark OF white, superior quality.
worth Fbo Tomorrow you may buy
81 DC . garment or 81 q suit.
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ROBBERIES

A valuable black cow has been
reported stolen from the barn Of
A l. Herren. at Fifth avenue north
and Highland drive. The theft &C.
CURED last night.
A large number Of bricks, lumber,
oil and other building material were
stolen from the residence Of ]. -.
Combs, now In process Of erection
at Seventh avenue west and Gar
field street on Queen Anne hill some
nime since last Saturday.
Despofiers Of flower beds and gar
dens are still at large. For a few
days the police have heard OF but
Little OF this kind Of vandalism. but
this morning two complaints were
made at the station concerning this
kind Of work.
The garden Of w. Terry. at 207
Eighth avenue. was almost entirely
destroyed last night and a large
number OF choice plants and flowers
stolen.
r. French, Of 1916 Thirty-first av-
enue, was also the victim Of the
eame Kind OF nuisance. Besides tear.
ing UP his flower beds and stealing
his plants the vandais carried away
a quantity Of laundry hanging on a
line In the yard and stole the pro-
vision stored in an outside cupboard
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SLAUCHTER-HOUSES
MUST BE KEPT CLEAN
OR ELSE MOVE AWAY
BEACON HILL RESIDENTS MAKE VIGOROUS ATTACK ON EsTAB
LsHmENTs SAYING THAT uNsANiTARV CONDITION
THREATENS HEALTH OF RESIDENTS

be allowed TO remain therein over
night.
Sec. fpS.--No person -. shall
.... engage Ia or carry on tho siauKh-
tering 90 animals for food -. an.
less such siaughtsring business shall
be carried ON with the most modern
and approved means and process.
and unless also. 80. All animal mat
ter and refuse resulting therefrom
shall be entirely removed. -. within
- hours.
Sec. lss.--No person or persons.
firm or corporation shall carry on
the business OF slanghtsring ami
mails -. within the city Of Seattle.
or within two miles Of the limits %
said city. except the same be done
within the limits above described.
-. and provided, always. that auch
business. at all times. wherever ear
ried on. shall b. conducted AZ 20
create the least offense. and no nut
sance. and otherwise in entire ac-
cordance with the laws % the state
and the ordinances nf this city. =.
That the provisions above quoted
are not observed az the present
time IL not denied BY members %
tn. health board. who say. however
that the city sanitary Inspector will
at once b. detailed 70 make the
rounds OF the stock yards and re-
prove all deiinqwents.
The hoard has been greatly ham
pered recently by lack ~ competent
inspectors. said Dr 3 ~ Limerick.
president ~ the health board this
morning. sBut the people Of E1ea.
con Hili may rest assured that an
complaints lodged with the beard
will from this time on be investi-
gated and n strict compliance wsth
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CHARLES Il. PATTERSON
Attorney for administrator.

NOTICE sHERIFF'S SALE OF
real estate. State OF Washington,
County of King. rs, Sheriffs Of
flee.
by virtue OF an order of sale issued
out OF the Honorable Superior Court
or King county, on the S0th day OF
April, 1902. by the clerk thereof, in
the case OF Isaac Rees, Robert Willis,
Rand Mcdonald, James $, Williams,
Pat McGonigal. James Nj. Scott. S
{. Roe, Frank Jensen. Robert
barnes, Mike Wilson. Tom Cornish,
Richard Musgrove. George oliver
ana George Watson. plaintiff, versus
nanNille Coal Company, a corpora
ton, the Central Trust and Safe De-
post Company, corporation. Eben
.. Jones. Seattle National Bank. a
corporation, William Goebel, william
SSaliada, William Davis. A. Brooks,
Henry Smith, Albert Wadden, ]. A.
GROW, John A. Davis. w. II. Berry,
olty OF Seattle, a municipal corpora
tlon, and Henry II. Allen. defendants,
John Larrabee, interVenor, No. S2706.
livered:
Notice Is hereby given. that | will
proceed TO sell at public auction 20
the highest bidder for cash, within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
COMMITTEE
THAT WAITED
ON THE MAYOR
Report Back 10 Chamber viii Prob.
ably Embody Conversation

No member OF the Chamber Of Com
rnerce committee which yesterday
waited upon Mayor Humes would to-
day give cut the probable contents
OF their report which VIII be pre-
scented TO the chamber tomorrow.
The matter is in this hands OF Judge
Hoyt. who viii draft the report.
IL n probable. however. that the
committee win eFnbody in the report
the gtst OF the Interview. laying par
ficuiar stress upon the fact that the
mayor refused to give any sAtisfac-
tory answer. or. In fact. any answer
at all TO the enc vital question.
Whether the police deoartment had
been used for private ends by one
gambling faction In the recent gam
blers' war.
IL Il also considered probable that
the committee viii make no recon-
rnendation. but having laid the facts
before the chamber. win allow that
body to take such action as 10 may
see fit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

We have another graA. -
same description. on sale ,s,,s ~
at ALAS. '1ifuu
BIC a garment. for Wonen,.
Liele Bleached Jersey pshh.s run
pearl buttons. IN
~ lbe q garment. wornens g.
klbDed Bleaehed Cotton a.es,s1
vests colored lace yoke an -
A. xbe garment, Boys Gfvou
ton Fleece Lined Vests and nr...zI.
extra quality. all sizes, worfs -
zoe 10 1sc a garment, accorS-.n
slze- Tomorrow you choose =.
size, az 1Ec. ~
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They DO
NO GOOD
sENsELEss RumoRs CONCERN
ING Roxy WHITE AND n. D.
TuPPER STILL ANNOY

since the recent tragic death IN
Lake Washington OF Miss Roxy
White and Herbert -. Tuppor NUM-
heriess stories have been circulated
concerning their disappearance. Al
though no doubt exists sa to the
manner OF hteir death, every das
or 10 some one spreads fumor that
they have been seen az some place
Zach one of these rumurs has been
carefully followed and Investigated
by the star, and IN each case the
result arrived at Is the same; some
one told some one who told some one
else
What makes the rumors so pecu-
liar ia tho fact that the people who
tell them seem TO be convinced that
they are right. The stories. as they
ARE passed about, grow and magnify
with each repetition. one day the
story Is spread that the young peo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

morning at the Lincoln. at which
many pastors from the city and from
out of town were present.
This afternoon representatives
from Baptist churches Of Western
Washington are meeting In council
at the North baptist church 90 cone
slider the ordination OF ~. n. Doyle,
who has been for some time the lay
pastor OF the Port Angeles Baptist
church. The ordination services VIII
take place al , o'clock this evening
Ia the North church. corner OF Third
avenue ana Cedar street. and will be
open 60 the public.
Rev. \. G. Ohrum will preach the
ordination sermon, ana Rev. A. ".
IIause. OF Puyaiiup. Will deliver the
charge 60 the candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
Great Underwear Bargains for Wonar

At Doc q garment Women'R Swiss
Ribbed Pure Lisle Sleeveless Vests,
with plain or crocheted yoke, as
sorted colors. such as pink. blue,
cream. lavender or cardinal. These
also come in black and would be tx
cellcnt value at CSC.
At &c n suit. alsO az fbc, Womeu's
Pure Islsle or Mercerizcd Union
Suits; these are Jersey ribbed,
bieached. low neck and sleeveless,
with lace knee. A. as n garment.
women's Swiss Ribbed All SIX or
Pure Lisie Vests. Low neck. sleeve
less, with hand crochetsd yoke; as
sorted colora. IN pink. blue. cream
aud also come IN black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

given that VIII be sold from 9 o'ei {
Tar soep. big cakes. worth &c a
cake. Wednesday. from to II. at
three cakes for i9c-
Wrights Deniomyrh Tooth Pow
der. 80 bottles for ibc.
Mixed Cream Candy. regular price
z0c a pound: price wednesday. from
20 ~. az lie.
Boys Yachting Caps. in linen and
white duck. assorted styles. regular
value &c: wednesday. from S 20 IL.
at l0c.
Perfection wove Tablets. regular
price Sc. Wednesday. from 9 tai IL.
AZ &c.
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TO SPEAK IN
COUNTY JAIL

81 have been in some OF the best
jails and penitentiarfes in the Unit
ed States. and this Is one OF the
cleanest and best-snan aged that
have seen" said Rev. NJ. A. Mat
shews as ne shook hands with Jailer
Mcleod. after short visit to the
King county jail yesterday after
noon.
Next Thursday morning at 10
o'clock he has promised to talk to
the prisoners. The new east tank
will be opened and all the inmates
OF the jail assembled In that and In
the north tank. The speaker win
stand between the two. where he can
be well heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington. for
King county. In the matter Of the
estate OF Thomas Donovan. deceas-
ed. No. 42TI.
Notice is hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against the C.
tate OF Thomas Donovan, deceased.
10 present same. with necessary
vouchers, within one year after date
of the firat publication OF this no.
tiee, to the undersigned admins
traitor OF said estate. at his place OF
transaction OF the business OF said
estate, namely, at the office Of
Charles r. Patterson, attorney-at-
law, room b5 Halter building, in the
City of Seattle, Washington,
JAMES NJ. GUTTER,
Administrator.
Dated at Seattle. Washington, April
goth, 1909.
Date Of first publication, April 2s,
1893.
CHARLES Il. PATTERSON.
Attorney for administrators.
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PAGE GOES FREE

The assault and battery case
esainst w. Page. a lodging house
keeper. WAS dismissed by Justice 81
the Peace Cam this morning on mo-
tion Of tbs prosecuting attorney.
gOhE Burns. the prosecuting witness,
could not be found. notwithstanding
the fact that a bench warrant had
been Issued for his arrest ard a
deputy sheriff put on his trail.
Page yg4s accused Of striking
Burns In a lodging house run by the
former On Sixth avenue south, near
Weller street. Page was arrested al
the time and May Quinn. a notorious
woman. and Barns held az witnesses.
The latter was badly cut over the
head with q Ratchet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
BLIND PIG"
CASES GO over

William steffcn, proprietor OF the
Madison park pavilion. win be tried
next Tuesday afternoon on a charge
OF selling liquor without a license.
The hearing Of =. F. Albrecht. an
other Madison mark Illicit liquor
seller. win come up tomorrow after
noon. Both cases were put over on
account Of the absence II Judge
George. who was engaged In the
superior court. II has been under
stoed that the Steffen case would be
contested. but Steffcn stated this
morning that he viii not fight II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

The annual protest OF the residents
of Beacon hin against the slaughter
ing estab, ahmcnts and packing
houses permitted by the city 70 be
maintained on the south end tide
flats. has again been raised. The
warm weather Of the past fortnight
has revived the charnai house odora
which each summer assail the nos
trils OF every dweller within mile
Of the stockyard district. and with
them have been revived tho com
plants 81 the Beacon hill people
against the nuisance.
OF Many Years Standing
For many years these complaints
have been persiasentiy ignored by
the city government. but there u
every prospect that this summer the
board OF health win prosecute a Wig
orous campaign against the NUS
ance and secure It's abatement even
N the law must be Tesorted 20. The
Beacon hill residents have already
secured legal advice In the matter
and are prepared 20 take action
themselves II the efforts OF the board
prove futile.
They have been assured that un-
der a strict construction Of the state
law the Strengthening establishments
4 ARAAA w ANAkNA ~ AA+NN0 A4tN ANFhtAl
the city limits within which they
now exist. regardless Of the fact that
they are regularly licensed by the
city government. Such radical meas
ures would hardly meet with the APP
prevail OF the Beacon hin people
themselves. however. and - r. their
hope that n more rigorous enforce
ment Of the city ordinance wiiI re-
suit In making the slaughter pens
endurabie n not wholly satisfactory
neighbors.
Why Lament
The fact that the packing house
Industry is one OF the largest the
city boasts Of and gives employment
TO a small army Of men. besides add
ing greatly TO the wealth OF the city.
II responsible for the leniency Of the
Beacon hill residents 10 the slaughter
house nuisance. More than $500 600
n Invested IN the meat packing busi-
ness on the tide flats and some Idea
Of the magnitude Of the industry Ia
given by the board OF health reports,
which show that last month. which
was but an average one. z, 800 cattle.
800 sheep and $500 hogs were
slaughtered within the city limits
The city ordinance governing the
packing house industry n string
packing house industry are string
ent and would. II rixidly enforced. il
Is alleged. bring about such a reform
as the Beacon hin people desire. The
ordinance II No. 3s7s and established
stockyard limits on the tide flats
after which II provides as follows:
All Very Plain
Sec. Delivery building occupied
wholly or partly as a slaughter
house. and every part thereof. and
OF all appurtenances thereto, shall at
all times be kept adequately and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

WOmsn's Chrome KID Lace Shoes.
walking aoler. extension edge, mill
tary heels. regular value 81 70: Wed
nesdhy. from s TO n. at $50.
Mems Satin Calf Lace Shoes. heavy
sclen, medium heels. cap toes, regu
lar value a2loo. Wednesday, from I
TO II. at ti.as
The entire balance Of our Curtain
Ends. previously offered at 45c and
Ssc. VIII be sold Wednesday, from {
tili II. at. each. Use.
curo@a CrrEnn--rose and caruu-
her~-rrgularly worth 1Sc q bottle:
Wednesday. from tiil II. at ikc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
MINISTER'S
ENCOMIUM
Resolutions Of Regret al Departure
OF Rev. Bowerman

Tho Seattle Baptist Ministers As
ISOLATION met late yesterday AFTER
noon as tho guest ~ Mira. J. A. Me-
fhsreon 81 Beacon hill. After view.
ms tbs district with reference 20 the
purchase uf lots for a building. Or.
J, y. Weber IT the Market Street
church. called the meeting 10 order.
aud Rev. II. g, Ellis. Of Fremont.
rad paper on Prayer"
Resolutions OF regret az tho de-
pafturc Of Rev. l.. nowsrman.
pastor OF the First Baptist church.
OF this city. were presented as fol-
lows.
Whereas. cur brother. Rev. Louis
=. bowerman. pastor OF the First
baptist church OF this city. has r..
signed his charge and severed hts re-
lation with the church.
bc u resolved hy the Seattle nap-
list Miniasers' Association. That We
hereby express our sincere regret NJ
bis departure and record our heart.
teit appreciation 81 his noble Chris.
tan character. his faithful efforts In
the First Baptist church amid the
perplsNitien and dlscourasements
which have surrounded him. his loyal
interest In the affairs OF our ennven.
ton field and his manly leadership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

OK til II tomorrow.
Women's Crash Skirts. Of lIDen -
ored crash, made with flount<. TIN.
med with three rows OF wan brs1
and having deep hem Al bofsom'
trimmed with two ROW. Il vzrZ
braid. regular value Sl-N: upsrSi
from . III II WEDNESDAYS. Al r.
b0-lnch Cheviofs. in castor. brown
and tan--a fine soft woo}--worth
400 q yard. wednssday. from M
III. at Soc.
Ssc japanese Cups and Saucefn
from ) III II Wednesday e IL.
Is bars Bon Soap" Wetnesdor.
from to II. nj &c.
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Much Evidence OF FiIth

the terms OF the ordinance insisted
upon"
Much Evidence Of Filth
a round OF OF the slaughter
houses made by "a star reporter yes
tcrday, revealed that there ~ much
truth IN the complaint that NTH Is
allowed 60 accumulate IN the cattle
and hog pens for DAYS and that blood
ana grease Ha well ne such offAi
which can not be utilized ia making
fertlliEcrH frequently find their way
into the bay owing Go defective ar
rangement " the slaughter pens.
one 81 the most crying needs IL
probably for sanitary cement floors
IN place or wood In the killing
rooms aud sewers whore none now
exist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
DON COWIE'S
BODY FOUND
Recovered From the Lake This
Afternoon.

non Cowie's boty was found In
Lake Washington near Madison pnriS
this Afternoon. shortly before
o'clock. hy' one OF the searching par
tiea which have been out constant
~ since the youug man was acct-
dcntally drowned sunday night
Coroner Woye received message
notifying him 81 the fact "a : o'clock
and al once left for the lake to take
charge 81 the body.
The message gave no details re-
EArdlng the discovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
ART LEAGUE

The Bohemian Art Lcaguers are at
the court house this afternoon
eketching court house scenes. II Is
the plan Of the club 10 sketch from
real life al the court house on Tues
daye and Fridays.
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s.. c. oIfRUAf.
q. g. KING
L. J. SAWYER,

The next meeting OF the hHnocia-
ton VIII be IN Ballard. on the 2gth,
when Rev. =. G. ohrum. Of the Ia
hcrnacle Baptist church. win read a
paper on The Relation Of the Pastor
10 His Church"
The association rendered farewell
banquet TO Pastor nowermnn this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

~ 5TAc a garment you NAV 49,.
from four lines Of Mems Jsrs4v 81
bed Underwear, in tan, szluon ~.
and ecru, and also three llnes q -
stripes. These are all reduced ~.
75c and Zoe.
We also viii have On sale somerv-
a fun assortment Of the better svsS,.
Of Mems Underwear at TIC an 4 =
A. ti.25 Mems Fine Summer usr
no Underwear. on sale regularly =
N-7s and $500 a garment.
At y o. a garment Meas cslnsr,.,
Blue Baibriggan Underwear -
finish and worth $50.
Al 400 another line Of Nsxtie n,,
erigEap In both fiat and a very ~
ribbed garment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
BANK CLEARANCES

Todny'a clearinga are tGs9. 2.so.
balances. tiaa.si0ii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
P P,Is,sa. ios Mems Underwear

Mems Summer
Underwear win be
foid for about half
price tomorrow
and IN no case viii
the cut be less than
Ons-third.
Al lee a garment
we offer choice Of
two lines Of Mems
Balbriggan Under
wear. in stripes
and plain ecru.
At &c a garment
Mems Ecru Bal
brigRan Under
wear. worth Sc.
There are two
full cases 81 this
lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

Reiehert Bros. pianos. 10 Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

The friends and relatives of the
unfortunate girl have been greauy
distressed by these absurd tales. but
always ready 10 grasp nc tho slight
est hope. devote themselves 70 the
task ~ Investigating the rumor. only
TO md that. like all the others. u is
a baselrns fabrication. What tho
purpose OF the goasipa IN circulat-
ng such ahsurditieA ~ not very
plain. but Il probably can be put
down TO the outpourlnKa 81 a dlaord-
cred Imagination.
The family or the young girl have
given Up all hone Of ever seeing her
alive again. They believe that she
met her death IN the waters Of Lake
Washington on that fatal sunday af-
tcrnoou.