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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
IMPORTANT NEWS

The Chicago q Northwestern rail-
road IL reported by itH local agents
a. having yielded 10 the pressure
brought to bear upon u through the
interstate commerce commission and
restored the scent Minnesota trans
fer rate on lumber and ahingle ship.
ments originating IN Washington.
The new rate was 10 and 10 cents
Fred II. Lyons. well known In Sc-
attic both az lawyer aud "A kepuh.
tCan politician. was married last
night Co Miss MyrA Fowler, OF Cow
ntx county. The ceremony was
strictly private and was performed
at the residence 90 the officiating
clergyman. Rev. w. A. Major, The
couple left last nlght fer Oregon on
their wedding tour,
A. w. Neilia was appointed
special policeman without pay by
Mayor iGumcH yesterday
For the purpose ~ making wreatha
TO decorate the graves % Veterans
on Memorial Day. the ladies OF VIM.
Mckinley Circle. q, A, r., have
been requested 20 meet at Armory
hall Thursday morning at $40
o'clock.
Commencing next Sunday hand
concerts win be given every Sunday
afternoon and Wednesday evening
at Madison park during the summer
months. IL IN probable that con
csrta win also be given at Lesehi
park in few weeks.
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FOR CHARITY
Annual Meeting OF National
Conference

DETROIT, Mich. May Nearly
1000 men and women, drawn to-
Father by their common interest In
the alienation or the Hufferingn OF
The poor, the rescue ~ children from
vicious surroundings, the refOrma-
tiou pf criminals and the uplifting
of the submerged. are IN Detroit to-
day 10 attend the 19th annual meet
INK 81 the National Conference OF
Charities and Correction.
The visitors come from all parts OF
The United States. from Canada and
from Mexico. and include among
their number business and profess
Hional men, trustees and ruperln-
tendenta ~ anylums and correctional
Institutions, city and state officials
mHtronH OF police stations and repre-
sentative club women. In the pam-
Der and representative character Of
the delegates. tho conference IL the
most notable ever held IN America.
and probably In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28

Miases' Fast Black Cotton Ribbed
Hose. double toe. heel and knee, all
aizes. l5e quality: from 8 to IL at. the
pair. lie.
Boys White Silk Golf Caps. with
patent leather peaks. worth sl.1s.
from TO II al kse.
Ftfty-cent fine Nickel Plated Shirt
Wais, Irons with detachable handles.
AT each. &c.
Knive. and Forks for camping. six
knives, with forks 10 match. at 5sc a
set
Wooden Plates for camping and
lunches. al &C a dozen.
Mems Working shirts OF good
oheviot. worth soc. To TO II al Csc.
Matted Pictures. containing three
subjects on one mount regular price
i5e. to II At two for ibc.
Warmers Universal Educator. a
manual OF general information and
complete encyclopedia of reference.
$50 pages, bound in sheep. worth
regularly st-oo. special from S 10
TO IL at tL5s.
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New fittings
THE MARKETS

The California berry season n
drawing to close. Last nights re-
ceipts were very light and the ber-
ries did not stand the hot weather
trip very well. Besides, the weather
Is very hot In California and dries
up the berries before they are prop
erly ripened. SIN, prices we're
pretty high this morning. gi.75 and
~ being asked for first-class goods
anagranging from that down to si.25.
HOOD rivers are In fair supply at
$3.50 and Is. and natives are scarce
al y4-S0At5.50. Cherries are plentiful
and are going rapidly at u.2s1f.EO.
Asparagus is more plentiful today.
the last shipments being larger than
usual The ruling price today In 81 rs
per box.
bananas are very scarce and the
price Is running up. To-day punches
SCI AZ $50 TO $3.50. according to size
ana quality. The market Il nearly
cleaned up. but another car Is due
Friday. Lemons and pineapples are
active with Mp change in price.
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To PROTECT SALMON
FISHERIES OF ALASKA
Bill Favorably Reported in Congress- --SuIzer
of New York Its Champion

hausted. and which. unless some such
action In taken hy the government,
viii be finally extermtnatsd. This
law win not only Keep up the pres
cnt supply. but viii enormously In
crease the normal supply.
Limiting hatchery franchises 10
small producing streams VIII prevent
clRshinE of interests. as stree
producing ten thousand or less 81
the valuable redfish are considered
OF small value and are seldom fiHhcd
by more than enc party, while the
large producers running as high as
two and half millions are fished by
several persons and corporations.
Those who have already maintained
hatcheries on streams producing
large numbers should be protected.
in all fairness.
mo policy win advance the settle
ment OF Alaska more or as much as
that provided for tn this hill. Every
industrious fisherman can. and many
will. embark in salmon culture. and
In connection with hts hatchery viii
develop what there may be Of agri-
cultural resources that viii never be
utilized except In connection with
Some auxiliary industry. Nearly all
the lands suitable for agricultural
purposes are situated at the mouths
a. streams"
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toes. s4oo per eass: cali peppers. .sosoe;
saaerkrsut. 2Amse. sanatusa, g. 80 per
crate. ra6iehsas Tor per Goa, parsley, 900
~. onieaa. ~ 80 per ewt. parvnips.
s .ss ,s s.a ssss.sss ss sss 'I sssu. a.
10. eacarshasv. Tseasi - rsr aos srusssl.
sSEouss &c NJ. neas. &C.. tslerhens PEAS.
ses50s nsr box. wslla wailA asparagus.
. psr bon. natlsa. 81 > per case.
Provisions
Fresh aasat--cow beet. ~ per 10. steer
essf sesse per ID naussosi Seshsf. Iiss'
&C.; small. to-
PrUvialans Hams. fsNe! breakfast
backs. Lee. heilies. i7c.
srn washsnstoa sInaoiny. sis oo0 10 90. al
esrain-sSass, 81. 90; wheat. sss 30. corn.
$50 rolled barley, $500
Batter, Cheese. Kggs ana foaitry
Batter ashinEtsa ersansrsss. soozie.
chs.ss~Sstlvs wAshinssoa fun cream.
ws,ssss.a i.s. Rosss - sss: rasS..
ii.0oG 100 GER eass. Ses yoTk. $50 tec
tlnharxsr. ie0irs. ersek. ia9iTei s~tsa
E<r~-ssrietlY fresh ranch. ieeaoe. CAN.
fnrnia. isgtsc. Oregon. isc.
t.iv. Paaitry-Hsns. fzsseiss. fFyer.
y oo9S.oo yer aess surscys. ia0ites geese.
in<s lie. dneks lie
dressed puulsry-Turk~ys. isoiac. Es~s..
iigise; ducts. iteiss. chickens. isoise.
Hnn-y-i20fsc-
csnmisxioa Meas Prices
Corrected dAiiy-Ths following prices ara
being orsrvd to the prosEoeF In Fsana lsts
On ths doek or IN the ear a. ssatties
GrAiR-1atN a. esu o. 90. harley. g1f ~.
wheat. ehicksn feed. s1t.eo cora. oaGk.
$50 90.
chsss@-Sa;ivs wasAlnEssn. iioiiSs.
Exss-StFtetiy fr~sh farrh. lie
Batter Wanhisxtoa creamery. isG
ranch. it0iTe.
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SI.65 White Suede Gloves for sec
soc Isle Gauntlets at I7c

Extraordinary Inducements will be
made in our ; 20 II bargain list for
tomorrow. You viii only need TO
read TO understand how unusual are
the prices.
Women'r Cambria Handkerchisfs.
hemsiitched hens. full size. soft lin
On Finish. slightly Hoilcd. worth Toe
and i2hsc each 3 20 III al iHc
Real English Torehon I.aces and
Insertions. very finest qualities. all
widths. worth i1i4e, isc and zoe a
yard. from ! 10 III 1T Sc.
Round center pieces. with hem
stiteehd center. fancy fegr de ir
border embroidered with fast color
cotton. huttonhole edge. regularly
worth si.gs. . 10 ~ al acc.
Boys Fine Ribbed Cotton Shirts
and DraweTs.in gray, all stxae; also
Misses White Ribbed Vests and
Pants. regularly worth f6e per gar
ment. from 20 II a; i2Ae
Women'H Swiss Ribbed Sleeveless
Vests, IN solid colora OF pink or blue.
splendid i2Asc grade. tomorrow from
10 IL az Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28

WASHINGTON. n. 9, May Is
Among the bills which win come up
IN congress In the near future Is one
Go protect the salmon fisheries OF
Alaska.
The committee 90 which the bill
Was referred has made a favorable
report thereon and IN this report Il
is stated that the purpose Of the
proposed act Is for the protection OF
the salmon Of Alaska and 20 prevent
their determination. IL - wei
known" the report further states.
that unlesS there Is some legisla-
ton 10 arsiftcially propagate the sal
mon In Alaska Il IL only n question
of time when the salmon In Alaska
win become extinct ana those who
do this AZ their own expense should
be protected"
s.rhe provisions OF the bill, said
Mr.. Sulxer, az New York. In address
ing the house at the time the COM
mittee made its report. viii give
the necessary protection and en-
couragement to private citizens 10
invest their capital and labor W the
work Of propagating young salmon.
which are absolutely needed TO re-
pienlsh and increase the natural sup
ply which IL now being steadily ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
AN UNWISE
BURGLAR
Pat STANLEY Runs Into Danger With
Wide-Open Eyes

Pat STANLEY. who was arrested by
Policeman Kelly and Detective Byr-
mes last night. through the efforts Of
w. W, Houghtuu. "a local ieweler. ana
Proprietor Kelly of tho Snug Harbor
saloon, II believed by the police 10 be
"a nrat class burglar STANLEY went
10 the Snug Harbor saloon yesterday
ana attempted 20 sell wntch.
In order TO ascertain It's value,
Proprietro Kelly OF the saloon
went 70 the jewelry store 81 w
HouRhtnn. There the jcweler
Immediately recognized the time
piece as the one stolen from the room
OF william s. Lowe IN the Capital
hotel some days ago. The three men
walked out OF the store ana ~ the
corner Of Yenier way and Second
avenue met Policeman Kelly, 20
whom lioughton and the saloon man
told their story STANLEY was ar
rested. but Immediately made
break for liberty lie ran past the
entrance 10 the Seattle hotel. whore
some byHtnndern tripped him. De-
tective ByrneB arrived ana assisted
Onicer keii y Ia landing the man
IN jail A burglary charge viii prob
ably be placed against him.
-
Go TO Spinning for bieYcie repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
THE BON HARcHS

Mems. Boys and Youths R<si CHI
Lace Shoes. medium hss,k rorfh
sl.50. 8 10 II at Sc.
Women's Dongola Lscs KE Shoes,
heavy soles. military kni6 worth
ti5o; special from { % II q Sc.
Plain Swiss. viii are-Inch en-
broidered ruffe. " inches wide. In
GLIDING rufsie. worth sac q yard:
TO IL Thursday at &c.
Children's White Dresses. win
round and square YOKE. finished viii
lace and embroidery, Others nestg
trimmed with wide hcnnssitched RI
ne and rows Of sueks and insertion
These are marked AZ from &c W TO
f2.o0; on sale THURSDAY from I to
II at half price.
White Kid Belts fastened viii
white ribbon. regular prics si-se; !
TO n at e0c.
Century Corset shields ID white
only, regularly worth &c: THURSDAY
from 5 TO IL at only lie.
White Satin Pieaset Betting IN
inches wide. regular price sc; ~
price from s to II at sc yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
REYNOLDS
IS OWNER

A story has just leaked out con-
cernlng the theatrical company now
playing at the Seattle theater TO the
effect that II was never In actual
poaHession OF &. J. Rulley, the
brother % Daniel Frawley, but ~
and has been the property OF Har-
ringtun Reynaida. one Of the actors
IN the company, The facts OF trane.
fer which took place Ia Portland
several DAYS ago, came TO liEht yeHv
tcrday. 10 IL generally underHtood
that the transfer will not IN any
way affect the personnel OF the coms
pnny.
Harrington Reynolds the new
owner Of the Kelley company. for
merry the Frawley company, in Well
known 20 Seattle audiences. His
work while here with Daniel Frnw-
ley won Tor him the admiration Of
local theater- goeru,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28

WILL VISIT
THE MINES
King County Teachers VIII Make
Excursion Saturday

w. g. Hartranft. county superin-
tendent Of schools, has made ar
rangements for the teachers 20 spend
a day at the Franklin and Black
Diamond coal mines. These mines
are situated just at the entrance u
Green River Canyon. among delight
fully interesting scenes Of the Cas-
cades.
The excursion train viii leave from
the Ocean dock at the foot Of wash.
lngton street. Saturday az 40 a. M.
and all the teachers and their friends
are invited. The fare l. 81 a round
trip. This IL 0ne-half the regular
fare. Mr.. Hartranft suggests that
rubbers and a macintosh will be
necessary In going through the
mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
PAUNCEFOTE
FUNERAL

WASHINGTON May ss.--The
state funeral services over the re-
mains OF Lord Pauncefote were held
today in 81. Johns church. The full
diplomatic corps and President
Roosevelt and cabinet were present
A body 81 900 troops escorted the
htsdy from the embassy To the church
Twelve American soldiers and ma
rinca acted as palihrarerA. The cask-
ct was dreped In The British flag and
borc as its sole roral hdnrnment a
wreath % white roses and niles Of
the valley from King Edward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
SIDEWALK
C0LLAPSES

NEW YORK, May ga sidewalk
at FIFTH avenue and Twenty eighth
street, on which crowd had gathered
to watch the parade attendant on the
reception OF the French delegation
yesterday. broke beneath the weight
and fell into an excavation over
which Il had been suspended.
Five persons werc injured more or
less seriously. and Elvin RI. Coolidge
Of the circulation deartment Of the
New York Commercial was instantly
killed. A troop OF national guards
men we're passing st the time and
broke from the parade to the rescue
Of the lnlnrnd
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EXAMINATIONS At
WEST POINT

WEST POINT. y. Y. May 2s.--
The examinations At the United
States Military Academy we're com
mrnced today. Heretofore Il has
been the custom 20 begin the exam.
inatlon. June 1. but a departure from
the rule was decided upon for this
year for the reason that the canteu-
NAL anniversary Of tho establishment
81 the academy "a % be celebrated a
week hence. when a large number OF
graduates OF ths Institution and dis.
tiuguiahed visitors viii be- present 70
participate la the ceremonies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON. May sS The
house yesterday passed the Shattuck
immigration bill II increases the
land head tax from 81 20 ki.6e. and
Increases the Hat OF those ineligible
90 land. Including anarchists and
those persons over the age OF rs
years OF age who are unable TO read
and write.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
GETS TEN YEARS

HELENA. Mont. May ss.-Her-
bert IL Matte3on. who robbed the
FIRST National bank Of Great Falis,
was yesterday sentenced u serve ten
years in the penitcntiary. The charge
on which ne was sentenced waa that
81 making false report 10 the con >
trolier Of the treasury. All other
charges were dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
MORTALITY REPORT

Emma Kllebe. aged 7s years. died
~ 1910 Denny way yesterday. The
boEv b az uutterworth'M
Thomas =. Young. aged as years.
died ~ Twelfth avenue south and
jackson street last night. The body
r. at Bonney a Stewards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SToCKHoLDERs
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given 2 -
stockholders Of the Jordan ~
featuring Company. 81 ss
Washington. that a meeting y
stockholders VIII be held 81 ~
flee Of George Il. Cole. attornt
law. No. 4s7 Burke BUILDING
city OF Seattle. at 3 o'clock p -
Saturday, the s1st day OF MAJ -
for the purpose Of amending -
6. OF the articles OF incofp 4
changing the principal @ ,ss
business OF said company
city OF Seattle. King county. -.
ington, to the city OF Tacoma, -, 80.
county. Washington. and the ". ~
action of such other business y =
properly come before the nieeu.
w. POPE JORDAN. secrei-- 81.
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BUILDING NOTES

w. |. Warren has bought % acrea
OF land Just beyond Richmond beach,
~ miles north Of this city, where he
has plated d town called Coronado
beach. II will be- uard chiefly as "A
summer resort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28

Manager Russell r. thinking o. hir-
ting the Armory for his Saturday ma
tinsc. lie doubts II the Third Avenue
VIII hold all the children wh5 will
want 70 see the Lamb children IN
Two Little Waifa~
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Theaters


The Kelley company win present
Alabama for tho balance II the
week at the Seattle theater. The play
In considered oue % the best In the
repertoire OF The company and Ia we'll
worth seeing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-28
G.. +. BOGUh ~
Attorney for Adminlstres~

NOTICE TO CREDIToks A.
IN THE SUPERIOR Coukr M
the state Of Washington tof
county. ..t. 4
In the matter OF the estse
Henry Dubbs. deceased. !, ~.
Notice is hereby given 10 ~ (.
sons having claims against W i
tate OF Henry Duhbs, deeesss sssts
present the same with the RS
sary vouchers. within one year III ia
date of the FIRST publication s ~
notice. 10 the undersigned auilsd
tratrix Of said estate. at her p'sssa
business OF said estate; TO WI, ~ i
office OF G.. +. Bogue, atso'ssssttla
law. room 62S Pacific block s"
washington. ,pc
Administering. ~,
Dated AZ Seattle. Washington
10. 1909. MAY 10,
pate OF first publication. A"'
i'' G. F. BoGuE .,r,x.
AttQrns9 Gsg Asslss'a's''
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THIRD AVENUE THEATER

W. NJ. Russell, Mgr. Phone Main 5e7.
seattic's only Uptown Theatec.
A High iAHa Family Resort
Prices 2Qc. soc. toc. 500.
TONIGHT
All This Week and Saturday Matinee
eve Are the only ones That Are
In IL
Don't Fail 10 See
LINCOLN J. CARRIERS
Latest and Greatest Effort
TWO LITTLE WAITS
A play TO please everyhody-a play
that you'll remember.
our prices never change--20. 80.
90 so cents. BOX ONCE open from 10
n. m 20 p. m. Seats selling seven
days in advance.
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JoBBIHc QUOTATIONS


Bsmons--e2. OoMssOO a box. eook,,. a..
klss, ISeasl %. eating appies. 81 7slf2 ~,
Granger, fI.70n $3.50: bananas, 81 5o4f2 hi
tsne applsa, 300 per dnz. Seeding oFanrsa
can sweetr, " 58 Vsjencfas a. o5l1Gt 1s /.
Hines. - D1ffs % ease tangerines 81 X
EraDe fruit. ~. 00Qs3.oo: sfrauberrfes. ii Is
Nti.IS pef crate. Hood Riyoa. sfa00g5 O0.
E@tiYe, y45Offs5-5O. cherrlsa SIZE rer
box saoseherrien. gi.75 per crate.
NtEttshl
Potatoes Old. ts0aags uer ian.
new, fs.VOUf3.25 per cwf. bests' FIQgt s6
~ la.s carrots. NWT5o per sack lettuce.
garlic r. cabbage 81 h0QSi 10 per cvgf
native, 800 per doz. husk. ~.
celery, Soc ger doz. sweet nofa.
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NnrIcE NO CREpIToRs

NOTICE TO CREDIToks 4
In the Superior Court OF me s.s
Washington. for King Co1nyS ..,s
the matter OF the estate ?, hs
Dubhs. deceased. No. ~. -.
Notice Is hereby given 70 a. :.
sons having claims against w {
tate OF Henry Duhhs, decess .',,..t.
present same with necessary 49,
ers, within one year after "a. va.
the first publication OF TINS ns s,s,rs.
the undersigned special sdmlan sss 4
trix OF said estate, at her pls 81
transaction OF the business
estate. namely. at the Office q 81.
Bogue. her orney. room ~ "a
fic Block. in the City q S
Washington. CLARA DUps.
Special AdministrAu a.
Dated at Seattle, WashingIoha. =
Z. 1902. Date OF first puni'0A~
May Z. 1902.
@. +. BOGUE,
49,. - AfD,fptefreIs-
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LIGHT RUN
OF SALMON


A small run OF salmon Is expected
by Che fishing companies OF Puget
Sound this year. IL Is freely predict
ed that the aggregate catch will fall
short OF that OF two years ago. and
VIII be only half as large as that OF
laet year. r his season Is one OF the
three of years. hast year witnessing
q heavy run aud another like II not
being expected uunsil 1898. On ac-
count OF the anticipated scarcity Of
fish the companies are only putting
In about half their trapa The Pa
cific American Fisheries company.
the Sound branch OF the Pacific
Packing 4 navigation company. with
eighty trap locations. will fish only
forty Of them The Alaska Packers
association. with twenty Ave loca-
tons. is driving only sixteen. These
two companies have almost mono
oply of the good locations The 9TH
er smaller concerns. such as the FL
dalgo Island Canning company. the
Puget Sound Packing company and
the Pacific Northwest Packing COM
pany. have not more than twelve
paying traps between them.
Work Nearly Ready
Most OF the traps are already driv-
en-. and the work OF setting the web
VIII commence within two weeks
On those traps where wire II used on
the lead and hearts some progress
has been made and a few traps for
spring salmon are already fishing
Only the larger companies make a
feature OF fishing for spring SAL
mon. Rough weather on the Gulf OF
Georgia has delayed the work there.
but the drivers have taken adyan-
~ a 44fk . 4.
20 work night and day. and exclusive
OF storms their work will be finished
b. SHne !.
The two champion traps OF the
found, Birch Bay Nos. and 4. are
now the property Of the Pacific
American company having been sold
10 that concern by Ainsworth a
Dunn Last year No. made the rec
ord catch Of 100000 aockeyes In SIX
hours fishing. and No. 3 was almost
as good They viii be watched with
considerable interest this year on
account OF the small run OF fish.
New Fittings
These traps are fitted with three
or four spiliers each. This was an
innovation in Sound fishing last year
and has not yet been adopted BY 9TH
or companies. BY this plan the
cnance OF the sockeye escaping after
being once trapped is reduced 70
the minimum. A combination Of wire
and cotton weddings is also being
tried on these locations. The wire
= used from high-water mark down
30 feet. From this depth TO the bot
tom cotton web n used. The COM
bination has been found 10 be sue
cessful where there is heavy drift
wood The sockeyes are not expected
this yeaR before July 1.
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Havs Your Addres. correet

The Seattle City Directory for 1909
is now in press. Individuals or firms
who have moved or made any chang
es since called on BY the enumeration
can have the correction made by ad-
dressing Folks Directory Co, 4s
sullivan Building, Seattle. Tel. Red
1903
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The creditors OF the Globe Cloth
ing Co. First Ave. and Madison ST..
have pressed their manager Mr
Aler. Bridges-very hard. They IN.
sIst that he raise their money at
once. Mr.. Bridges was inclined to
the opinion that fairly good prices
could be realized. hut this idsa was
speedily removed when a meeting Of
the creditors took place yesterday.
Money must be raised at once. The
stock Is sufficiently large that even
II large portion OF Il sold for less
than SEC on the dollar the amount
necessary could be raised. A. n re-
suit Of the demand for immediate
payment. Mr. Bridges has made some
startling further reductions
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Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block
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And there are MANY other reduo-
lions Of equal greatness.
The store II at the corner Of First
Ave. and Madison ST., and was
known as
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Reichert Bros. pianos. ITO Union
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ti.25 for White Waists. worth 1900
choice Of many styles. Included are
the Gibson, with tucked front. collar
and yoke. hemhtHched and tucked
waists. and others embroidery trim
med.
tl.b0 Tor regular t2zB White Waists.
with tucked back. cuffs and collars.
front trimmed with insertion. hem
stitching ana iucks on either side.
There are all sizes.