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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
LAvIGNE-BRITT-

SAN FRANCTsCO, Cal. May "a
Kid Lavigne. the ex-lightweiRhf
champion. and Jimmy Britt. the
clever California fighter. have com
pleted their work Of preparation and
are In readiness for their 2Q-round
60 before the San FrRncisco Athletic
club tonight. Both appear IN good
condition Tor the bout. II il prob
able the winner viii be matched to
meet kid" Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

we win make that keel-lsyinx
celebration Of Moran's look very
ene<.xs~ said Coancilman-a1- Large
Mullen totas. 'E1rEl arran gcnents
were all made at last nights meet
ing OF the committee In charge,
and pike street intends to have a
celebration OF the Fourth OF July
which will eclipse anything before
attempted.
The OBSTACLES In honor OF the ma
ticn's natal day will begin on the
morning OF July and last until the
night % July s. Anything In the line
committee wants TO know. that's all
There will be parsdes. sports. adj
dresses, fireworks. bicycle races,
music. dancing--a continual round Of
pleasure for pleasure loving folk
throughout the entire three days.
Pike street viii be Illuminated As II
never has been before. The district
included In the celebration has been
enlarged. taking I'm First. Second and
Third avenues as far south as Union
street. Aiong the streets lncandes-
platforms win be erected. from which
the addresses Will be made"
Western Central Endorses
Members OF the Pike street com
rnittee appeared last night before the
Western Central Labor Union and
extended 3 formal invitation TO that
body 20 participate In the observance
OF the day. The invitation was ac-
eeptsd with aiacrtty, amid the re-
sounding cheers OF the organized la
Dor body. The city council has ac-
ccrsed an Invitation 20 attend the
celebration IN a body. Mayor Humcs
VIII give the address OF welcome, and
Prosecuting Attorney Waiter Fulton
with read the Destination OF hide
pendence.
The energetic committee. made up
Of Pike street business men. will
leave nothing undoae to make fhis
celebration an event In the history
OF Seattle. y. p. Muller 10 chair
man OF the committee. the other
members being Ellis Morrison. Hem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Carriers Pills. zsc size Al IL
Liaterine tLambeft'D. si.es sls. 4,
Bic.
Taicnru Powder. &c sire al e.
Lyons Tooth Powder. ssc -.
ibc.
Warmers Safe Cure. tL7s sis. -
bse.
EPSON Salts, lib. packages s,r
Paine'a Celery COMPOUND, 10
size IT <5c.
Headache Powders. sc boxe, !,
s cents.
Belisabnna Plssters. f5c ksns =,
Ice.
williams Pink Pllis. Soc ain. =,
soc.
PIetcher's csssoria. Csc size Al y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Carbolic Ealve. lie boxes AZ &c.
Eye Water. zsc bottles Al INC.
Packers Tar Soar, zbc cakes AZ &c.
whites Eminent. soc bottles AZ
2bc.
seotrs Emulsion. zoe size ~ soc.
syrup Tar and wild Cherry. soc
size al Csc.
Coke's Dandrun Cure. sLoo size Al
soc.
Laxative syrup. Boc lie az 25c.
pinkhaul's Compound. 800 size at
soc.
Soothing Syrup, 2bc size al lee.
Ponds Extract. zoe size 1T soc,
Cuticuru Soap. &c cakes. ~ ioc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
The MARKETS

The strawberry market today was
Variable. An unexpected shipment
arrived last night from California.
and this morning prices went wrong
Berries sold ~ time for ti1s per
case. and an hour later the corn
mission men were asking ff.sg and
Ills for tbs same stock.
Asparagus In short tolay and with
the demand that comes from retail
men, the prices rose this morning.
Otherwise the markets are quiet
Grain. hay, butter, awRs and poultry
continue al the same quotations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

No need 10 nail up a horseshoe
when you buy a Yale or Woln Amer
lean. They are made 81 the best
quality and workmanship. For
every thing that 10 satisfactory ~
bicycles. this beats mailing up the
hofHeahoe and trusting 90 luck. many
fold y. ~. Spinning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
EISTEDDFOD

SCRANTON, Pa, May 2a.--Scran-
ton Ia CAV with naEs and bunting
ia honor OF the singers attending the
national Eisteddfod which opens
here today. More than 20 states are
represented among the visitors ana
the affair promises TO be the most
notable OF ita kind ever held In this
part of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
MORANS PROPOSED KEEL-LAYINC CELEBRATION
PROMISES TO LOOK like THIRTY CENTS
Energetic Supported Organized Labor ndEosed City Officials
Will Give Fourth Local
0 Previous Years

been three months IN Texas and
Mexico. and has arranged Tor 10
huil -ightsraand SIX vaqueroa Thero
Is promised 90 be 80 Wild cattle and
as many horsca. Tho bull fighting
attraction VIII be devoid Of cruelty or
torture, 49, naga VIII be used, aud no
spears IN Mexico this sport ia call
ed bull play.
II r. intended 90 bring on the
events Rt the bicycle saucer az How.
ell street and Borrn avenue during
the three days Of the celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
Come and
Investi-
gate

closed tie doors. the creditors of the
concern having every confidence OF
my ability as clothing store man
ager. placed me IN charge.
The public can hardly realize the
difficulties with which ] have TO
contend. am forced TO realize an
amount Of money sufficient TO sat
lsfy the claims against the Globe
Clothing Company. and at the same
time meet enormous expenses. Ny
rent. advertising and salary expenses
are enormous.
when l took charge of the busl-
ness ! carefully considered ali points
with the result that In my judgment
the most satisfactory way 20 raise
this money necessary IL 20 raise u al
ONCE. TO offer INDUCEMENTS 10
the public that would cause them TO
come here and pay their money and
tell their neighbors Of the satiSfac-
tory bargains received.
am keeniy alive 10 the fact that
the public has been faxed In clothing
sales which have had existence oniy
in imagination. and prices were Of
Tered at these sales which were
ABOVE the regular prices II any
thing.
a truth thus stated should con
vince the most skspticai that I have
prepared values here which win
Withstand all criticism. That the
Cio;hinE. Hats. Shoes. Furnishing
Goods. etc. which I am offering for
sale are marked at prices. quality
considered. that cannot be duplicated
anywhere In the Northwest. or any
other place.
The cioo. Clothing Company was
originally intended for a one-r price
establishment. The reason for iss
failure was tho backward season.
The stock consists Of that elias. Of
goods which is soush, for and de-
mAnded BY careful buyers II was
one-prioe establishment, and every
article was the hind that would make
= friend ~ the customer for the store
Now u seems 10 me that a. soon
a. the public knows shsse facts and
realizes arm actually selling these
goods at soc on the dollar. the store
viii be- jammed from early morning
until late at night
have no strong complain, 70 make
at thu patronage 10 far. because the
store has been well filled. II seems
70 me that when take a suit %
cio,he. that IL selling all over town
FOR $500 to 81 30. which was marked
AZ the Globe Clothing Company. in
their small price way $500. and
hand you that suit for sioSs. you
ought to be satisfied with the bar
gain. In some Of the lines the reduc-
ton - much stronger. on every
thing you will find willingness on
my psrt 20 make prices that will
clear ots the stock at once.
Every man, woman and child in.
Seattle. who buys Clothing. Hats.
Shoes and furnishing Goods. owes "a
10 himself and TO his economical in
stincts to at least come here and
investigate.
The store Is open every day from
500 to 900. and on Saturday until
il.oo at night. Considering its CEN
trai location. the time necessary 20
thoroughly investigate this would
only take n very few minutes.
extend 20 every man. woman and
child In Seattle personal invitation
to come and investigate values here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
BUILDING
FOR MAY

Tho present month promises to be
a record breaker IN the valuation %
building permits. An examination Of
the permit books In the city enRi-
nssr's office shows this to be the case.
Last month the permits reached a
total OF s5i0.4ss. This month they
viii be higher and the nupber Of
permits taken out VIII be greater.
Therp nave been no very large
permits issued this month. but the
general rule Is for the building Of
good residences. The Increase II aaid
% be due 10 the settlement Of the
labor troubles In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
MARINE NEWS

Two transports are 81 The Sound
today. Tho United states transport
DIX arrived from Manila a. Port
Townsend last night and has gone
over 10 Diamond Head for Iuarau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

The Seattle city Directory for 1909
II now in press individuals or FIRMS
who have moved OF made any chang p
IS since called on oy the cnunerator
can have the correction made by ad-
dfesalnE Folks Directory Co, ts
sullivan Building. Seattle. Tel Red
7401 &C..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
employees
ORGANIZE
A Protective Association Formed At
Bon Msrche

The employees Of the Bon Marche
store met last night and appointed a
committee 10 more fully organize
tbs Clerks Protective Association
published exclusively Ia the Star yea
ferday
a. ~. buchanan, manager for
Ardhoff 4 Co.. was chosen chair
man. and SIX heads OF departments
we're seieeted 10 fiji the Committee
They will draft a constitution and
bylaws and report at a general
meeting within a short time.
All employees Of This store VIII De
assessed a certain sum each month
according 70 the salary received and
the association vii pay all expenses
during the sickness Of any member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

MOHONK LAKE. N. p. MAY r.
The eighth annual conference on ir-
ternatinnai arbitration began here
today and will continue until amfur-
day. Hon. John W. Foster u the
presiding officer and the program
calls for papers and addresses by a
number q men Of note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Don't FORGET the excursions Ia Sno-
quaitnie Fails. sunday. June I. trains
lnaNins Union depot 30 a. m.
Grounds open 90 the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

~ Beck Z. c. Neufslder. J. =. l.
Graves and n A. Barton. Mr.. braves
Is one OF the most active members
and tn dcvottng most OF hts time TO
making success OF the afair. T, n.
Hollenbeck " chairman OF the day.
Del Cary smith OF spokane. one OF
the best orators in the state. and
grand worthy president OF the Fra
ternai order OF Eagles. will be IN at
tendance Ills invitation was de-
liversd by a special messenger sent
by the committee.
Will Have Them All
And for music there win be at
least four bands, including the FAM
Gus Firth Regiment Band 90 Vie
toria. H. G.. woriey's band. OF Ia
coma. and the seattle Military
band. Concerts viii be held every
hour on the Fourth. In the sports
are included races. jumping, climb
ina the CREASED pole and catching
the creased piR. The victim Tn the
known as the Kansas razor back,
and la said 20 be one OF the fastest OF
its kind. Whoever catches this Pig
and IL isn't n "bitnd pts" elther--wiil
be fully entitled to the prize.
Viii Show Mount Peicc
In the elaborate display OF fire.
works. the chief feature win be a
representation OF the eruption Of
Mount reiec. This piece. which VIII
be more than 100 feet in height. VII
be placed on floats out in the bay. II
n being built by Prof Pilver. who
has been at ~. Pierre and knows the
topography of the country In the vi
rfnffv of the tragic volcano nicscla
races will be held az the saucer track
for three days, beginning on the
Fourth. SoFne Of this best riders on
the coast are booked for the event,
Dances viii be held every night In
Ranke hall.
No Feature Left Out
Another feature In the multftud-
nous Hist OF attractions will be the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Steamer Capital city ienvea 0al-
hrnith Dock 10 10 a, M. reaching
Tacoun ~ 30. Returning. leaves
Tacoma 8 .. M. and 10 D. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Later IN the evening a eommuni-
cation was read from the Pacific
Coast Pipe Company OF Ballard. ask.
ing a water system franchise. The
communication was laid over Tor
two weeks
IL IL thought that the Ballard com
pany's petition win be used by the
council - a club to force the old
water company to take out q city
franchise. which IL now refuses To
do. Manager Brown claims his old
county franchise r. sufficient
The alleged refusal Of the old COM
pany 10 give the city fire protection
IL the casiae Of the councils fffendii-
ness 10 a new company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
THEATERS NOT NEEDED
over IN WEST SEATTLE
CITY COUNCIL FURNISHES AMUSEMENT PEOPLE
AsouT-sALooN az EsToN HAS CENTER OF STAGE
DURING PRESENT ENGAGEMENT AGGREGATION

Incorporation has had the effect OF
filling one long-felt want at West
Seattle. The people there need no
longer mourn the lack Of places OF
amusement. The new city council
has already proved Itself a body
capable of furnishing fully a. much
entertainment in proportion 70 Its
size sa the average minstrel troupe,
and the Tuesday night sessions OF
the aldermen are now looked for
ward to with sassrness BY the whole
community.
Last Tuesday night the bin pre-
sented BY the council was unusually
attractive. being both amusing and
Instructive, besides well Agfced with
variety. The first number on the
program was an exhiiarating tilt be-
tween the church element and the
drinkers on the question Of granting
H. r. Lamb a license to sell liquor
In the old West Seattle club house
late4y refitted and opened Up as a
summer hetsi.
Or. Kindred Fell Short
Lamb presented a petition favor
ing hts application signed by Y
names. The opposition, led by Dr.
Kindred. pastor Of the Congreza-
tlonai church. and Frank Evans At
wood, presented a counter petition
signed by S. names There Was a
lively debate over the question which
was participated In by the lobby.
The climax was reached when Lamb
accused Mr.. Atwood Of having CTR
culated the report that tbs Motel was
in reality intended 10 he a house OF
designation. Mr.. Atwood denied the
accusation. Then Councilman King
and Police Judge Davis rebutted Mr..
Afwood's testimony and the 10.
couched IN parita mentary language.
was banded back and forth like
ping-pong ball
on q vote the license was granted
bE , to D.
Following the granting Of the
license an ordnance was passed re-
curing a city license from all
saloons. The amount 81 the license
was fixed a. ts0e. License transfers
are prohibited.
Fur Follows On
The license bin preclpitated action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Nav. Your Address Correct

steamer Capital city leaves Gall
braith Dock 1880 a, IN. sunday.
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cemmlssIon Men'a Prlcea

Corrected daily Tho following prices ar.
Being offered 70 The producer iu round lots
on the dock or IN tho car at gcattlas
Graiu- Oats, $40 Ooa80 %, barley, 42i 90.
nheet. chicken feed. g2LV0. corn. ouik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Buttcr- Warrington ersamcrlea. 2092io.
ranch i7d2Oc.
cheese-Nstivs Washington fun cream.
I3ni4c. EaAterns New York. laHQt4q.
NiacpnHiH. lar; R8guefort. DC. Isdaru
81 I OOu 100 per case New YORK IbQfgg.
LmhHgsr. idatIc. brick. f8lf7c. Swiss.
~ iye.
EgEs-Rtrietiy fresh ranch, ia420c. Cali.
fornin. ffWilc. Oregon. ian.
Live FHnltry-Heu iIitHf4r. fFverg
= @IoOo Der dozi turseys iaailc: geese.
100 lie. duciff. fSC.
Drefaed Poultry rarkeyf. ffQiso. geese.
liMidci dnebs. ifQ iBc. chickens fsai4o
Honsv-f2ni1c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
Special Sale Friday Mo- ming of
Sundries

nsf~nsS rsus4n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
THE BON MARcHE.
FRIDAY BARGAIN
On Sale From Till O'clock

oss Of
hsna
nus
priced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Another feature in the nultftud-
nous list OF attractions viii be the
appearance OF troupe OF genuine
Fiji Islanders. who viii perform all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29
JosslHc QUOTATIONS.


Hresn FTuIt
Lenn9ns-f2 00gs3.o0 hox. cooking sp.
piess faosiNlp eating apples. 81 T5gF2 %,
oranges. t1fpWW ani h7uHuns. ~ JNffe 81 ~.
pine npplaa, 800 .sr dus seeding 0fanxra
= 2sst1 70 navsis. 81. 20fs8 20, M.ditsrran.
saa sweets, $50; Nairncisa. - 0Oqis ~
llfneA ~ Rvutt9 enaei fHuKfrlnes. Al n.
arape fruit, 81 O0ffsa %, strawbsrrien. al al
al 70 pr crate, Hood Rlvss 50 s04ffs M
EaitNo. btH'sfst -, chsrrca ttas u0r
boz. sposeherriss, SID per crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Fresh msht--Cow beef, Dc per 10. sta~r
haef pdghe per ID muftrmi wether. FAC.
ewes. 1he' p1rk. Zoe per ~ veal. large
&C. small tOc.
ProYiHioua Hams, fgko. breakfaat
backH. ifos bellies. 10.
Hay-PuEet sound, per ton fia 90; East.
srH Washington timothy. SIS 0Od1s %. al
taifa. f24fae.
GTnin-OafH. fg2 90, wheat s2g 90. corn.
$500. rolled barley $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

In regard TO the refusal OF the county
to turn over 10 the new city the
money received for unexpired county
saloon licenses. DIR. Andrews. The
leader OF the council. sprung q ress'-
luton calling upon all the saloon
keepers Of the town TO appear next
Tuesday and show Why they should
not take out city iiccnaeH or have
their places closed. by this action
the council viii place the burden OF
suing the county for license rebates
upon the saloon men. Who are now
running under county licenses.
While licenses were under consid-
GRAFTON a resolution was passed cali
ing upon the West Seattle saloon TO
show cause why it's license should
not be revoked on account % rob
berry in the place having been re-
ported. The power OF the city to re-
woke a county license - Questioned
and a test suit viii probably he made
Of the West Seattle saloon ease.
A Light ard Water Fight
A fight over light and water fran
chises in the suburb " also threat
ened. This was evidenced when
Dana Brown. manager Of the West
Seattle Light and Water Company.
presented a communication asking
the council to pass what amounted
to a vote Of confidence in him. He
said his company was about 20 sx-
pend $1,000 for improvements. but
would not do 80 II the council proved
itself unfriendly. The letter was
placed on file.
f.tut 4 u 2trs CffA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Potatoes Old. t8Ousa5 per ton.
new, 5000 y per cwts Deofs. gfafI So
per sack. carrots. e69f7bo p4r each isftnno
u 4Yatl - Der case. hIrniuH. 00edsl -
native. 50n pr dos. huaka e1r
celery, h5e Der doE sweet noia-
toes tf.oO per case. chill peppers. 25Q80r
ehierkfAut, 1A0ee, tomatoes. $3.50 PET
l4atts thalAhf. lpN per COZ parsley. 200
800 onions tab0 urr cwt. parantps
Ibel cauiin0wer tf21 pumpkins. 2H2i4o
Per ~. squHahsH. 2ifc wax beans 10
artlchpkcs a1c Der d1Ei atriue beans
Toe cucumberz. ThcaSi 50 per dor. bruasela
sproufs 4uhc, Deaa, o.; telephone peas
r.. rhubHFb, 2u1a per pound. api5lanh
fpdt0c usr box. Waiia Waiia aHuaragus
~ per box native. 81 - per case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-29

Plain White Fancy Shaped Cow
cred Chamber
For Friday 45e; uncovered. for
Friday, CSC.
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tine. She will take on cargo OF
forage at Seattle and soon thereafter
will sail for Manila.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-12-23
How MistletOe Comes to Re.

The story of how the mistletoe gets On
the trees is a most interesting one. Cow
ering the mistletoe twigs are pearly white
berries. These come in the winter sea-
son, when food is comparatively scarce,
and hence some of our birds eat them
freely. Now, when robin eats cherry
he swallows simply the meat and fiips
the stone away. The seed of the miste-
toe the bird cannot flip. 1t is sticky and
holds to his bill. His only resource is
to wipe it off, and he does so, leaving
it sticking to the branches of the tree on
which he is sitting at the time. This seed
sprouts after time, and not finding earth
which indeed its ancestral habit has
made it cease wanting-it sinks it's roots
into the bark of the tree and hunts there
for the pipes that carry the sap. Now
the sap in the bark is the very richest
in the tree, far richer than in the wood,
and the mistletoe gets from it's host the
choicest of food. With strange fore
sight it does not throw it's leaves away,
as do most parasites, but keeps them to
use in winter, when the tree is leahess.
Ladies' Home Journal.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-12-23
COMING OF THE NEW YEAR.
We Should Enter 1t with Courag
Hope and Resolution.

We Should Enter 1t with Courage,
Hope and Resolution.
The homely maxim about not crying
over split milk contains one of the best
suggestions as to the proper spirit with
which we may enter the New Year. We
cannot change the past, but we can bend
all our energies toward making the fu-
ture better than the past. The frame
of repining and encouragement is fatal
to good achievement, but the temper of
courage, hope and resolution almost guar
antees it. We are all of us tempted to
a dismal mood when we reflect how differ
ent things would have been with us if
we had not made this or that mistake,
or met this or that misfortune. 1t seems
as if only a narrow margin prevented our
being to-day in much happier conditions.
But there always is an illusion about
such reasonings. The error we made was
probably the outcome of natural tenn