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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
TRAVEL TREAT

Opportunity for Members of
the Y. NJ. G. A.
New York, March 31.-The quadrennial
worlds conference Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held this
year in Christiania, Norway, Aug. 2O-24
The parliament of Norway has made an
appropriation for this conference. The
International committee Is arranging
itineraries for those who plan to attend
the conference and make short summer
tours in Europe.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON
Bishop O'GOrman and the PresiGen
to Confer Friars' Lands.
Snenial The LnnrnaI

Special to The Journal
Sioux Falls, S. D., March 3l.-Among
the outgoing passengers from this city
yesterday afternoon was Ri. Rev. Thomas
OGorman, Catholic bishop Of South Da-
kota. who goes to Washington for the
purpose OF holding a conference with
President Roosevelt in reference to the
proposed purchase by the United States Of
the lands held by the friars in the Philip
pine Islands. During the conference it
will be decided whether or not Bishop
Washington to Rome, to assist in the ne
gotiations with the pope for the purchase
Of the lands
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
WIRELESS BY WATER

The Cmbria Talks to Her Sister
Ships Easily.
Ne,v Yorb Sun Special Service
New York, March 31.--The Cunarder
Umbria, in yesterday from Liverpool and
Queenstown, had a wireless chat with the
outward bound North German Lloyd liner
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse on Thursday
and on Saturday evening east of Nam
tucket received from the Cunarder Cam
pania, bound east. eight messages for
friends of her passengers in America. The
bamboo pole to which the Umbria's wires
are attached was carried away and fell
overheard, trailing astern. That didnt
affect the sending or receiving of mes
sages between the ships, each invisible
from the deck of the other. Operator
BROKER said this showed that the mes
sages travel by water also.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
ADMIRED EASTER HATS
And Two Boys Were Shot by the
Hats Escort.
Neto Torhs Sun Special Sersfos

Neto York Sun Special Serpfos
Chicago, March 31.-Because boys made
remarks about the Easter hats worn by
two girls, who were accompanied by two
young men, George Stranz, 16 years old,
and Stanley Goblinski, Is years old, were
shot and mortally wounded by one of the
men. The stranger who did the shooting
was pursued but made his escape. Dur
Ing the excitement the two girls and the
other man disappeared. The shooting took
place at Ashland avenue and Seventeenth
street. about the time worshipers were 60
ing to services at ST. Adelberts church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
f., w. Grove
Prosperity.

This name must appear on every box OF the
remedy that cures cold in one day. rs cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
AERIAL TOURNAMENT
Missouri Men Contributing to San
tOs-DumOnt's Show.

St. Louis, March 31.-H. w. Weldon, {
clerk in the auditors Office of the Bur
lington railroad in St.; Joseph, No. and
William Caldwell, mechanical engineer
will compete in the aerial tournament at
the worlds fair. The car which they
have Invented will consist of gas en-
velope 100 feet long and 40 feet high, hay
ing lifting power of $4,000 pounds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
LOOKS LIKE O'HARE
West Superior Republicans Divided
Between Parker and Die trich.

Between Parker and Dietrich.
Special to The Journal.
West Superior, Wis, March 31.-Interest
in the result Of Tuesdays municipal
election is intense. The registration is
over 1000. The split in the republican
ranks makes the result doubtful. Mayor
f. S. Parker and H. w. DIETRICH are can
didates of factions in the republican
party, and c. n. O'Hare is the democratic
nominee
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
COUNTY OFFICER is DEAD
Edgar E. Cook. Clerk of Courts o
Renyille County. ..-,

Special to The Journal. ...a -o.'3 ..s.-,,t,.
Olivia, Mimi, March 31.-Edgar E. Cook,
clerk of the district court of Renville
county. died a o'clock yesterday after
noon Of pneumonia, with complications,
after a ten days Illness @t-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-31
Chicago, 1!ls
St. Paul Ry. a4

Ticket once. s2s Nicollet az. Phone. %.
'Daily. TEX. Sun. tE1. Sat- Leave. | Arrive.
Chicago, Lacrosse Milw'kej s7:50amI 10: 50pm
Chicago, Lacrosse, Mllw'ksi s6:25pml s12 :o1pn
Chicago ''Pioneer"Liml "S:00pml ss:0oAm
Milwaukee, La K. WinonaI '2:25pml @3:2Qpm
Chicago, Farib'lt, Dubuquel '3:50pm) *9:2Oam
Red Wing and Rochester. 4 t2:25pml t2 :01pm
LaCros, D'b'que Rk. Islaudl f7:50aml TO :50pm
Mortified, Farib'lt. X. Cityl -7:5oaml *6:20pm
Ortonyille, Milb'k, Aberd'nt f2:25ami to :46pm
Ortonville, Aberdeen, IF argo s1:S5pm '6:6Sam
Mortified, Farib'lt, Austinl t7:16pmIfu:70a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

OF l dozen pine; after 8. cards for
Hat Pins. Jet and white heads. ex-
ira long. worth Ice per dozen. after
8. &C.
Heavy Crash. blue border. worth
Sc, after q. gard. Be.
Cream Table Damask. 81 inches
wide. worth t0c. after 6. a yard. CSC.
Indigo Prints. best styles, fun
standard cloth. worth SC; after 6, 4
yard. $c.
Cream Outing. IS inches wide.
worth &C: after &, yard. &c.
Sheets. made OF good bleaehed cot
ton. size 72xeo inches, worth 55c: ar
ter s. each, s2c.
SEQ boxes kirk's Fine Toilet soap.
Z cakes In box. value isc: after 6. SC
box.
1000 bottles Petroleum Jelly or
vansisne. plain kind or poruade. for
the hair. after 9. Sc bottle.
Loco. boxes Talcum Powder. regular
csc size cans. after q, &c can.
German blood Purifying Tea, reg
uiar 2sc package for SC. Amount
limited.
Cambria Embrolderies. very finest
qualities. new open-work patterns.
widths run from 10 8 inches. edges
will wash and wear well; from the
continual moving some are slightly
soiled. worth regularly ioc, i2Ac and
isc per yard: after 6. sac.
Applique Bureau Scarfs. extra fine
quality, handsome new open work
patterns. full size 1sxA inches.
worth regularly 7so each: after 6, ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

Meme Crush Hats. worth si.ss: sf-
ter G. tee.
a fine Black Derby HAT. worth
81 IS. at u.s9.
Mems Heavy Black Cotton sox.
worth lie. after 9. a pair. I've.
The limit IL palrs to purchaser.
a lot OF Mems Neckwear. after 9.
each. ibc.
Trimmed Hats for mlsses and
children. trimmed with sashes. bows
and quill. worth te.so. at $50.
Rainy Day Hats. worth toe: after
6. at rec.
pompens. worth soc. at $50.
Wings In all coio<s; after s. at Sc.
Boys Navy Blue Caps. worth 2so.
after 3. isc.
Boys Knee Pants. worth sse: AZ
ter 9. lee.
Boys 2ec Waists. after 9. lee.
Oak Curtain Poles. feet long, oak
knobs, brackets 20 match. worth 2oc
set: after 9. at lie.
Curtain Ends Irish Point and
Brussels Net, IL 10 . yards long.
some very fine ones IN the lot, value
N.eo. after 6, epc each.
superb Knitting and Crochet sHk,
an extra fine quality. all coiora.
quantity limited to customers; after
8. per spool. Sc.
whlsk Brooms. extra quality, pure
corn brooms, wfre-bound handle.
velvet tipped. worth regularly Ice
and 2ic each; after 6. only SC.
Niok~i-plated Safety Pins. extra
quality. all sizes. worth loo per card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
POLICE NOTES

J. &. Sloan. Hho rooms in the cres-
cent house, on Main street, reported
20 the police last night that his room
rad been entered and a leather grip
containing a quantity Of clothing
stolen.
n. II. Code. Of 2s0 Queen Anne
avenue. repurfed 70 the police that he
has lost valuable ST. Bernard dog.
J. A. Knaide lost long black over
coat In the Columbia beer hail. on
TIrat avenue, yesterday. He report
ed 10 the police that while he was In
the place some one walked off with
the coat.
Two stolen watches were reported
70 the police last night. Frederick
CerrnaHer lost hts tlmepiece TUES
day. r. w Buck was robbed IN the
Seattle bar "Wednesday by two clever
pickpocl<cts.
Clovis Smith. colored. was yester-
day bound over to the superior court
b. Justice George to answer To
charge Of burglary. He ia acucaed
or rfpalsnR n watch from the room
Of a Chinee on Wellington street
he admits the theft, but says he did
not break into the room
Mike Gibbons and p. Mc4hane
were arrested last night by Police
men Mcclure. Damn and Ward on
suspicion Of stealing overcoats. Tho
men wore garments that fitted ther,
very poorlv and they could not tell
whore they had bought them.
VIII Murphy was arrested this
morning by policenant Wilkes on
eusascion ~ ,naving stolen = suit Of
cloth which he had in hts pos
session.
charley (,onrov and Eddie Murray.
fsyo v0unn hoye VINO were raieinBl
disturbance W the neiRhb0rhood ~
the GRIND opera house lest nigm'
were arrested BY Policeman Thofnp-
np4. Murray has been releassa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

chsidreB.s Crochatrd silk Caps.
with taasei, coiofs cream AMI red.
special after 9. CSC. Regular h-so
value.
chlldren's crochsted Caps. OF silk
and wool. IN dark red only. special.
zFc, Value soc.
women'a Ice Wool Fascinators. in
black and white; special AFTER 6. 2sc.
Regular value toc.
Infants Long Coats. OF white cash
mere OF Bedford cord. speciai after
| 6. isc. Value ti.s0.
Chiidren's Stoekincf Diapers. spe-
ciai after 8, 1pc. Regular value zoe.
women's Muslin Gowns. high neck
tucked yoke. with hemstitched ruff
Ne around neck and sleeves. special
after e.ssc. Regular 7bc value.
n A q. CoreetH. long and med
ium waists. black. drAb. white and
eolors. sizes IS. ~. and from g to Sc.
regular tf.oo value. after 8. FOR 2tc.
Children'a Shaker Flannel skirts.
with waists: special after 6. Ice.
sizes 1, :. years.
women'a Umbrella shawis. made
Of shetland wool plain white. pink
and white. blue and whltes special
after 8. aso. Value siS.
Ali-Wooi Plaid Cloth, suitable for
waists and dresses. IN 10 styles. VAL
ue tsc yard at sc.
Dress Innings. aood quality corded
percAiine, In ELK desirable shades,
worth tic yard: for SC.
Mems Fancy Golf Caps. worth $50;
after g. 1sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
BIDS FOR new
FORT BUILDING

Kids for the construction. COM
plete. of new buildings principally
officers quarters. ut Fort L.swton.
were opened yesterday by MAI. Ding-
ham. assistant army auartermastrr,
Ia this city. An abstract of the bids
has been prepared and sent TO the
war department nj Washington. II
II expected that the contract viii be
let early IN December.
The lowest bid was that of J. ~
Estes Of Tacoma. at si0s.as0. This
IL the second time bids have been
opened for this Improvement The
first bids were all rejected The
lowest bid the first tfme was that of
a San Francisco Arm. nt 500. 600. but
a representative of this Arm nsipti-
lated that the offer did not tnciuas
putting In steam heating and gns
fixtures.
The other bids made yesterday fol-
low. W. n. Nichols Of Tacoma sifa.-
sT5; Bringharn q Hosks of Seattle.
siia.Tg1. and Aegrafh a Duhamel. Of
this city. sfie.Sss as their price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
WHERE IS THE
SMOKE CRUSADE

what has become OF the
smoke crusade
The tailest chimneys In the
city continue day and night To
beleh forth clouds OF the black
est and dirtlest Of soft coal SCOT
and gases.
Aud this Ia direct violation OF
a city ordinance. that the Vlty
health department sati the chief
OF police were not a hundred
years ago specially Instructed
to enforce.
D4y after day citizens and
visitors 10 the city alike must
suffer. Yet there Is city oFdi-
nance which IL enforced would
remedy the evil 1t Mas passed
two years ago BY the city coun-
ell soon after Il went into eff
feet a crusade was started and
several arrests were made. Con-
vsctions We're secured and fines
imposed. Then the matter Was
dropped. Whys
The city ordinance declares
that all business buildings. fac
tories and other structures
burning soft coal without smoke
consumers are unisAnce-- IL
provides that any owner. agent.
lessee. manager or any one hav-
Ing control OF any building.
boat. locomotive or other atruc-
ture. who shall cause or permit
dense smoke. or smoke contain
lnx SCOT or other annoying sub
stances to be emitted from said
structure. or from any other
place within his CONTROL upon
conviction shall be fined In any
sum not to exceed 500. or inn
rrkzoned In the city jail not to
exceed % days. or both fined
and imprisoned.
II provides further that II
xhAu be the duty Of the board
a. health and the chief OF po-
ica to cause this ordinance 10
be enforced and 10 cause com
riaint To be filed against all
persons violating the law.
Convictions have been secured
under this ordinance and the
tudxmentx Of the police court In
such cases has been sustained In
the higher courts. Two years
aao w. J. GraEnbs Of thu Seattle
steam Heat and Power Com
pany was fined IN the police
court He appealed 90 the SUI
perior court and there the de-
o&sion OF the lower court was
affirmed. He then appealed
to the supreme court. but Later
abandonsd the appeal and paid
~ tine.
No attempt has since been
made by any city official 70 en-
force the ordinance But the law
v attn on the statute book and
Il II not the win OF thu public
a. larws that IL should become
Z dad letter.
the enforcement Of the law
dovoixes upon the board OF
! haaIth and tho chi<f OF police.
there h no conflict Of fsfrisdsc-
tfon between the county and
city authorities II Is = city law
and city law only II is the
duty Of the essyis servants TO
carry out ia provisions
There II evidence In plenty
/ against the mcn who maintain
! the smscke nuisance. n Sits Its
way INTO every nook and corner
! Of the city hai1 itself and ha ngs
! over ssaftfe day and night ~
! black pail Of suspended eosl
j sso<. How much longer will This
] svfdence Be ignored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
SUIT FOR
DAMAGES
Ludwig Morton Files Claim
Against Port Blakeley Mill
Company

Ludwig Morton was struck en- the
left lex and noost by . stick OF heavy
and considers 81, 800 fair com
pensatlon for the injuries that result
cd. The accident occurred at Port
niakeley, and was occasioned. ac-
eardlnK TO a complaint today tiled
in the federal court, by the careless
news OF an cmploye Of the Port
Ria kelley Mill CO.. which In the de-
femianf IA the suit.
The injured man alleges that on
Oct, "a the ship Borrowdale. OF when
he was frst offiiter. was loading lufn-
her from the shompany's MILL and
that while he WINS directing the work
the iargo piece Of timber was neg
lIeently dropped upon his leg. liz
says hts injuriep ars permanent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
WOMAN HELD UP

Mra, G. a. Brown received n Sc
we're fright last evening when a
strange man suddenly stopped Ia
front OF her on Firth axende and
Cherry street and demanded money,
The woman was too much terrified
% move. ana. after waiting n mos
ment, tho man walked away without
making any hostile demonstration.
IL IL thought that he WAS not foot
pad. ar he made no attempt 60 en-
force his demand. Mrs. firown re-
ported the affair to the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
IRWIN is
CLEARED
Charges against Commits
siouer unfounded

JUNEAU, nov. 7.-tlipeciai Cor
ratpendencet- Judge Brown yeater-
day refused 60 remove Commission
er q. NJ. Irwin. charged With NAL
fcunance Of office. but gave him .
severe fehuks. The uewnpn pefp take
different Views OF the case. The
Dispatch states that the evidence
showed beyond doubt that Irwin was
incompetent. and that many irrexu
lRrltles were found In the records OF
his court. II ventures the opinion
that Judge brown let irwin out easy
taiting pity on tho iattcrH gray
halrH THE Record Miner states that
the decision Of Judge Brown was
lust. and that there was no evidence
10 sustain the charges against IT.
win.
II IL said that W. w. Ahorthaiei
recently Of skagwaY. VIII be aps
pointed 20 take judge Twins place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

- - ~
/ Tuxedo veilingr. plain and fan0
methee. solid black and black AZ
white combinations. very best spai-
ity, all silk materials, rt1ulany
worth 2sc, 1ec. <sc and Sc per yar''
after 9. igc.
FANCY PERSIAN SILK TRIl-
MING GuIMPS. very finest elfl-
tiles. new, choice patterns. nexe1
color combinations. worth rernlaxu
sc ana soc per yard. after & LIVE
Plain and Fancy Trimming Pesn
Buttons, assorted fizeS supeIM
quality. fashions latest for r1H
trimming. chiIdren's dresses -
worth i2isc. iEc and nc per 49,
on sale after .. per card OF &C.,
cents.
House Wrappers. made Of the y.
percale, all nicely trimmed. oar
Visa seller: special after 3. H.
Eiderdown Robes. al eolorA q n
best eiderdown, satin bard tr,ms<
our best yS.so sellers after & ~
lax Goid-plated Collar Button -
consisting OF ball front button ic
lever tie button and two lever Gun
buttons. extra quality. worth e ~
set: after 9. SC.
Gold plated Beauty Pins. wsnss
ed not 70 break: plain. chased -
enameied, six on a card, wortn -
per card: after 9. &c. -
Burnt Leather Coin Purses ~
patent SNAP catch, beautsful des's.@
worth $50 each: after s. I've
Calling Cards: after 9, &c p1cksk<
Sealing Wax: after 8. <c.
i5c box Stafoner~. after y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
NOME coNTEMPT CASE

Testimony I'm tho investigation OF
the proceedings IN Judge Wlekor'
ahansssa court AZ Nome last winter
IN which Marshal Richards wAs ~
"a $500 for contempt. VAS conclude1
yesterday before Speeial tsafnlnef
p1ato Mounstay and j. {. Taylor. n
this city. The examiners started for
Wasfasngfon this morning tn mhks
their report 20 the department. oi
Justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
Firenen's Ball

Tastefuny printed invitations ~
red and gold have been issued fn
the annual F4femen's Ball TO be hsld
in the Armory Wednesday evenlng'
November % sverai committees
have bsen appointed TO look after
the details Of the affair ana ths
members of the department ~
working hard TO matte the twsiith
annual hop better than any OF ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
REMEMBER MIR. MORRISON

A gold watch Was presented Ellis
Morrison. chairman OF the Rrpuh-
iican state esurai committee yes
tcrday by the nominees on the state
ticket AZ the recent election. WIN
y. Humphrey made the presentation
IN behalf of ell % them. II was Tn
tended 90 have the three congress.
rnen-ei~ct and Judge HaGiey % the
formal presentation. but none ex-
cept Mr. Humphrey was hbis 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

Louie a.. Wilson Of Halaey, oregon,
has written to the Seattle police ask
Ing them 10 md his SON. Tug VIII
son. who the father says Il stranded
la this city. Tug Wilson 10 well
known here, lie Is q cripple, havs
ing lost both feet in bliHAerd in
The north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
FROM JAWS
OF DEATH

WELLINGTON. New Zealand,
Nov. ia-Anether raft from the IN
fated steamer Ehngamits. which was
wrecked ON Three Kings Island las.
Tuesday. was picked zap this mofning
by the gunboat Penguin. IL carried
eight living persons and eight dead
hosssss. The survivors were I'm a pitt
able condition from hunger. thirst
and exposure. Four steamers are
now searching for other RATS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
Esieavor Social

The local Christian Endesvo- Un-
blon VIII xfwe social at Pilgrim
church. corner Broadway and Re
publican. tlsis evening 10 which every
schristian Endeavorer IN the cry -
Invited. an interesting program Ia
tb~Inx arrssfr<sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
For City Positions

November II Il the day Fixed for
citv civil service examinations -
laiorera. and November u. for fhs
Examination Of applicants Tot posi-
lions IN the water depart nrnts pates
will be fixed this week for examine
lions In othsr departments or fhs
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

The basket han season opened
wednesday uaxhf st the Unisersity
arn,ory betwern teams Of The Al
c. A. and the University OF wash
ineton. the foruser agxregaston win
ming by a secpe az - 20 q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
erATrlr TOURISTS

J. n Young. bound for Australia,
and Miss Nfliie tiaysFas =. COIN and
~. pnntiua. kcznd for Honolulu. lef'
Seattle for NARROWER laht HiEht
whsfr they will take passage on ms
stsaFr,er MlosNefa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
she CUT
SOME ICE

wHITEHORsE. Nov. s---tSpecial
CorresDonGonce.y --Steamer Cleaner
arrived at Caribou this morning with
40 paaeer gers She was Obliged to
cut her way through Ice four inches
thick for 10 miles OF her way She
left out last night and was bucking
zee when last seem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

E d. All III IUUUtHt---
castor4a tFieichers). &c siR r.
lsc-
WINSTON Soothing Syrup. sc ~.
ties for Ice.
Chamberiain's Cough Cure =
bottles for lee
Rose and Cucumber Cream =
bottles for f5c-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
Laces and Appliques
Drug Store Bargains
$500

Prices that VIII not be ma
SIENNA Leaves. foc packages for &C.
Powdered Borax. i-pound pack
axes, Sc.
EpscnH Salts. i-pound packages. Tc.
Rest Insect Powder. fsc ssse for &C.
Pinkhsms sanatise Wash. sc
packages for lsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

NsWspapH 1N'FFFtFS HsH7<zANluh
NEW YGRk. Nov. 7.-tSpeclal
The latest thing in
academic dress. a. seen upon the col
eye campus these ante turkey and
cranberry-snnae days. varies ccusid-
erably from tiss other styles OF fall
wear advanced by the sartorial art
lists. There Is nothing superflaoua
or particularly .cemforta BILE about
the modern football heross clothes.
He Is really the sonly human rival
Of the deadly Efrysef car or space
annihaiating automobile. and can
EASILY survive a h>,rEaln counter
rush without jeopardy % life or limb
when thus arrayed. In this respect
women who want 20 buy -s-cent rib
bon for s" might emufntc the grid
iron knights 50 far az clothing -
concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

Lot. No. g-Boys' Jersey Ribbed
Fisece. Lined Shirts and Drawers. N
scru--these ar. the finest t0c quail
lily aud ell sizcs--eaturtay all day
al. each. &c.
Lot. No. s--wcrren's Fast Black
Cotton Hcse. htsh spliced heci, DOT
bile sole. excellent 1xc quality. all day
saturday. at paifs. 6ee.
Lot No. 7--wsnen'h Fast Black
fsns Rlbhed Cotton Hose. double
toe and heel. superior isc value. al
day Saturday at ...................stc
Lot Ne. s-women'H Pure cssh.
mere Hose. ib gray. high spsiced heel.
double sole. finest eee quality. all day
at .......s......s...... ..s.+.sss....tso
Lot No. a-~Womasn's Fart Black
Fteece-Lined Hose. high spliced heck
double sole. beat ezc quality. all day
NJ ..ss.s....ss..s essssssss. -. sAHt
Lot No. io--Aiisses Fine Ribbed
Fast Black Ilsie Hose. double toe
heel and knee. best &c quality. all
Gay Saturday at ................i siso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

LOT No. ?.
fss pairs OF Mems High Top Shoes.
like the above cut. and warrant
ed waterproof. all sizes. were
$500 and t5.oo. on saie at. $3.50
LOT No. 10.
"a pairs Of Mems Logger Shoes,
high top. outside counters. all
sizes. were $500. on sale at.....
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LOT No. n.
IS pairs Of Mems High Cut Water
proof Elk Shoes. double sole. all
sizes. regular price $500. on sale
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LOT No. ~.
"a pairs OF Mems High Cut Water
proof Asbestos Tanned Moose
Stock Shoes. hand sewed. double
aoles. regular price 500. on. sale
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
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