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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
CAL STONE
IN TOWN

"cai' stone, advanced Ia title aud
n wee bit more generously propof.
lioncd about the walsthand, iH Ct
the Butler. Il
"cal," or :. =. stone. IA he 4
Addressed By those not well ass
auaintcd with him. Is general pans
aonErr agent OF the Great Northerft
/ Iio was recently promoted 60 that
/ position, after having filled the sas
/ aiatnut general passenger hgents
chair for several years 90 the sat
iafaotlon Of Jim tin upstairs.
with the possible exception q
Daniels. Of the New York Central
AIR. stone Is the best known aHd
most popular passenger official b.
the country It's name IL a bas
word with every railroad man tn
the passenger department all over
the states and his reputation AZ a
clever. brilliant official ID only 81
ccoded by his tame Rn story tel :
tel and good fellow
Incidentally what "cai' doesn't
know about passenger business II
not worth throwing spot iight
GA. Ne started m az "a telegraph
operator aud can atm take or
send a message with che nuenes
81 hn old-time.
Previous to hiH entering the tflll
ranks. Mt, Stone WAS assistant gen
cral passenger agent q. the Northern
Pacific. aud before that held the
general passenger agents title with
the old ~. Paul and Duluth before
itn absorption b. the Northern Pa
glfic
The genial Z. = D. viii be- ia Sc
attic Tor tao days and the local pas
nrnErr men have prepared 20 make
bis stay here worth remembering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
WILL YOU COME TO THE coNcERT-wILL you GOMEZ
Mems Furnishings at Rock
Bottom Prices

the bar
gains offered and everything
Nren-Derby ribbed fitting alf we'll
made eolors
PIC
Wi
25c
a o pa nd fancy
checks cuffs
FROM THE BATTERY
White Canvas Hats
and see what hat can nc you In for 500
Marohe Plug
Nine 1itue Preferential ". a. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

Nomen's Hand Bags - In black
and brown. With strap and
braided handles in seal and
Walrua leather. fitted with coin
purse and card case. worth
regularly 7sc eaeh. sale price
ssss+sss ss.sss+ss .ssts.ss.a ec
Womeu'a Hand naFa-tn Seal and
Walrua leather. with strong fiat
and braided leather handles.
black. brown aud tan. fittad
with coin purse aud card case.
Gilt. Nickel. Gun Metal and
leather bound frames. worth
regularly ssc each. sale price
ssssss. s.tt+ssssss sssss++. Toe
Womens Fancy Hand Bags
With flat and braided leather
handles. fitted with coin purse
and card case. Moire lining.
Gilt. Nickie aud Gun Metal
frames; worth regularly sL8s:
safe price ...s.sssstst.s.... eSc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
WILL you COME TO THE coNcERT-wIIL. you COMET
Four Drives I'm Laces and
mbroiderieS
soe EMnRoIpERIEs 10,

SOC EmBRolDERlEs fse-
Handsome Naiuauok, Swiss and
Cambria Embroidery Edges In
extra wide margin. heavily en-
broidcred patterns, beautiful de-
signs, skirt edges. corset cover
edges and matched set designs
for children dresses and wo-
mems lingerie trimmings,
widths 70 20 inches, worth 20 soc
yard. Extra special for sat
uFdAN AZ ..ss s+s.ts. 900. lOc
500 ALLoVER LACE Soc
Oriental. Nenise, Point de Paris
and Fancy Wash Lace Allovcrs,
In choice patterns, popular de-
signs. fine quality white and
butter shades. worth TO 800
yard. Extra special for Satur-
uHS sss.. s...s ..sss....... oOc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
Pronounced
Savings on
Wonen's
Underwear

womens Jersey Ribbed Fine
White Cotton Shaped Vests
High neck. long sleeves. pear
buttons. some are slightly I'm
perfect. regular price Csc. spe
elai tomorrow. per garment
........ ..4..4a ..+.....lTAe
womans Jersey Ribbed Fine
white Cotton Pants Wide um
brcilA lace Enee. French band
pearl buttons. All sizes regular
price SIC. special tomorrow per
garment .......... ........25e
Womsn'a Jersey Ribbed Fine
White Super weight iAale
Thread Shaped Vests High
neck. long sieevss. aiik thped
pearl buttons regular price 90
special tomorrow. p"r garment
....... s..sss..+ ..ss..... 3oe
Womcn's Hiht-sd Pure White PIN
oct Cotton Fancy Crochet Vests
Low neck. no sleeves. pretty
mcrccriEed patterns. regular
price sSe; special tomorrow
AaAAA Geese see HaHHH Dol So
Womcn'H NeN VNsaziik Ribbed
Vcats-IsoW neck. no sleeves. q
beautiful array Of crochcted or
lace patterns. white. pink or
sky. We are showing the pref
tiess creations ever ~ these
prices. zach Soc. 5Sc aud csc
Womcn'E Jersey Ribbed FINEST
White Llzie Thread SHAPED
Vnsia-IliEh neek. long sleeves
silk finished. also wide de-p
lace pants. extra quality. al
ni2ea. per garment. ..... Doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

Women's Fancy brooches and bar
Pina-ln French emerald. Oxi-
died. Rolled Gold. with Rhine
stone and fancy colored set
tlngs; worth regularly SOC each:
sale price .s..sss,ttFts.s...2 Zoe
Womcn's Fancy Gilt Belt Buckles
Assorted designs in plain and
fancy stone settings. worth reg
ularly Soc each. sale price 2Sc
Beauty Pins. Also Collar and Cuff
sets-With pretty stone settings
and plain gold bars. two pins
to the SGT, worth regularly soc
set; sale price ...........25o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

800 TRIMMING LAcEs 25e-
Fine Quality Point de Venise,
Batiste ana Fancy Net Top and
Oriental Lace Edges, Bands. In
seftions and Appliques, in hand
some patterns. beautiful designs,
white, black, ecru and Paris
shades, worth TO SiQ0 a yard.
Extra special for Saturday at.
ss... ..... 900. .s......2Dc
$i.25 RuFFLlNos 45c--
Liberty sink. Mousaeline de Sole
and Lace Net Ruffllngs. I'm large
variety OF choice patterns. white.
black and white with ecru com
btnation, choice for trimming
purpose. worth 60 S1.25 a yard
Extra special for Saturday at.
49, .s... .ss.s sss.s -. aoC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
Little Dresses for
Little Girls at
Little Prices

White. anything 80 it's white Is
the proper thing for girls-big
and little this season. Here Is
an Interesting little list for to-
morrow
Children's White Drcsses--Made
OF lawn. tucked yoke, ruffle
around yoke. full skirt. neck
and sleeves trimmed with mar
row hemstitched. sizes G, 8 and
10 years. regular value Si.25.
sale price ......... .7oo
Children's Russian Dresses-Made
of white Marseilias. three box
plaits down front and back.
loose bolt. trimmed with pearl
buttons, sizes 3, 4 and years:
regular value $50. sale price
4..t...ss.. ssss.t.4s. ...,.Bbc
Girls White Dress Made OF OK
ira fine lawn. deep yoke OF ALL
over lace and fine tucks. fancy
cape over shoulder. very pref
tily trimmed with fine dainty
lace and insertion. full skirt
with deep hem and insertion Of
lace. sizes 6 to IL years; rogu-
lar value $3.50: sale price $4.50
Girls White Dress-Made Of good
quality lawn. allovor lace yoke,
fancy ruffle front and back,
trimmed with Valencionnes lace
sizes 6 TO ID: regular value
Sl75; sale yrice u,..,..x1.25
Girls White Dress Made OF fine
lawn, round yoke front Is ALL
over fine tueks, three rows of
lace Insertions, full skirt with
deep hem. one row OF insertion
OF lace above. sizes TO IA; reg
ular value 1926 sale price.
tstsstss ttt.sssts.s. stss YOU
Girls White nress-Made OF very
fine lawn, yoke OF allover lace.
fancy ruffle around yoke, inser-
ton and lace trimmed, mock and
sleeves trimmed to correspond.
sizes 6 10 Il, regular value
$3.50; sale price ,......43.b0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

Women's Fancy Auto Hat Pins
In Rolled Gold. French enamel
and oxidizcd. with fancy stone
settings; these hat pins are
positively the very newest.
worth regularly 9Sc each; sale
~ ttN $1,000. COC
Women's Fancy Bead Neck Chains
In Crystal. Cut Glass and TNar-
quoise, extra fine quality: worth
regularly Soc each: sale price
sssssssss. sssass.sss $500. Xoc
Pearl Shirt Waist Sota-In plain
and fancy engraved. three pins
to the set. strong pins; worth
regularly 50c set. sale price 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
orss, Northern Railway

win sell greatly reduced round "trip
excursion tickets TO 81. Paul. Sioux
city. Kansas city. 81. Louis. Chi
caxo. Milwaukee and other impor
tant Eastern cities on June it. II.
is and II. limited TO ninety DAYS.
Temporary ticket office First aud
TpFlar 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
The nor,hsrn Pacific

viii sell on June itth 20 18th In.
elusive. round trip tickets 10 al
Eastern points ~ greatly reduced
rates. For tickets and all infoffna
ton call At y. L. city office. seat
tie 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

That Tor distinctive. graceful styles
look and weaf-ueli qualities The
Brooks" taQo Eoft and sun Hats
"cAn'f be BEAT call and ses the
neN ones. 1871 End Ave. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
The Northern Pacific

will sell on June ffth to nth In
elusive. round trip tickets 90 all
Eastern points nj greatly reduced
rates. Dor tickets and oil tnforma-
ton call at y. =. city office. seat
tie. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

Women's Hand Bags-In black.
brown and tan. with one or two
compartments. la Seal and
Wairua leather bound frames.
these bags are extra good quail
ity and fitted with coin purse
and card case. worth regularly
si.fs each. sale price. sl.25
Women'a Fancy Taffeta and peAu
De Sole Bolis-In black. white
and fancy colora. in girdie or
crushed effect. ali gixes: worth
regularly 75c each. sale price
1890 s....-...s. 1890. Soc
Women'a Fancy Fabric and Leath-
e. Beita-ln Eirdle or crushed
effect. also Kilt or gun metal
buckle. in black. white and
staple colora. assorted sizes.
worth regularly soc each: sale
price ....... ...s.ss..*....2o c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
White Stockings for
the Girls

It's said there's q scarcity %
White Stockings for girls In Seat
tie. All mistake. We are
ready 30 moet alt drnanda: how
ever tia in other shops. Maybe
It's hardly worth while trying
Chances are. II you did happen
onto a few pairs. the prices would
Be higher. anyway.
At R5e Pair Misses pure white.
finest msrcsTtzed IL ribbed
Stockings. Epliccd nseia and
tnsa. double aole. sizes TO 3.
these are extra value. per pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

At 88c pair-Minses' white fine
ribbed pure silk Stockings.
apllesd heels and toes. double
sole. German made. sizes eto 3.
axtra value. per pair ..... 0be
Al 25e Pair Misses pure white
bsast silk Isle lace ailoyer
shaped Stockings. domestic foot.
double sole. sizes TO 8. supc-
rier quality. per pair 49,. 26e
At 3se PAir-M Misses fine Hale
thread pure white shaped lace
oponwork Stockings. spliced
heels and toes. double sole. Ger
man made. sizeH 81 10 81. ex-
ira quality. per pair ..3 use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
VII You ooME ro rnE coNcEnr-wII1. You coME,
Imitation JeWeIry Frankly
Worn Now

The days shen arocratic
imitation jcweiy for s frankly
for the convenience II II
real gems and brings OF the jewels
These ire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
VIII fOU COME TO TIE CONCksI-WIIIs YOU CON
Unusual Offerings I'm
Bags and Belts

will pooketbook
o q
Nhsn
tomorro~-thanka these remarkable bargains
and
q a prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

WILL YOU COME TO THE CON
cERT-wIIL you COME?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

WILL YOU COME TO THE con
cERT-wII.I. YoU GOMEZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
Who Has Stirred England and Ger.
many % White Heat


Who Has Stirred England and Ger
many 20 White Heat
LONDON An Irish admiral has
stirred mp = YeFitahle hornets nest
and al England Is wondering whas
the result will be
The admiral II rcnroar FitxKaf
aid. who. In an article on the Gee
man navy. declared that is growth
vas menace 70 England. ttAat
England woald have % whip Gee
many sooner or later. and that tbs
uconer Il Was done the easier /,
would be.
The German press has taken ep
the article. and itn tone IL bellsgsr
cnt And Admiral Fitzgerald. who
halls from Cork. says he meant
every word 81 IL
PORT ANGELES -Arrcerneats
have been signed here which pro-
vide for the connection % Port Al
Eeiss b. long distance with the ethsF
telephone systems Of Puget sound.
The agreeing companies nr. the IN
dependent and the Port Angeles
Telephone A Telegraph company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
Regular $l.l5 lnlald Limo
leum e0c per So. I'd.

Four patterns 90 choose among.
Regular price st.tb per square
yard. cut only special price to-
morrow, cut only, per square
yard ....,.. $500. zoe
.eAsE sRiNG ROOM MEASURE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

WILL YOU COME TO THE cos
CERT WILL you GOMEZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

Two different patterns are IN
eladsd-the Tultec and Az
tee both the latest erea-
lions In Prescott Glass. This
Glassware possesses a supez
rioflty Of finish. brtiilaney
and beauty which marks
II a. necond only 70 cut
glass Itself. Special price
tomorros. sin tumblera fer
ssss sssss sssss sasssss zoe
Not more than sin 10 a Gus
toner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

steel. hardened. Stationary knife Is flexible and
has hpped edge against which the blades cut This
Mower IL particularly adapted for hard service as
Il Possesses great strength. u easily adjusted and
cuts RAPIDLY. Material and workmanship are the
best. Special price touorrow. with either n-in. OF
ie-in blades .......... ..... ..... ...s...t 4.os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
FREDERICK a NELSON ano.)


have lust lnaid ana Printed Limo
IRE Included Here three specials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

Women's $3.50 and $500 oxtefas
With thin and extension soieN,
Cuban aud military heels, kid OF
patented tips. broken lines, some
sizes lacking; after t.. l.W
Mems $500 oXfurds-of INV
velour calf. in Butcher cut, hahu
sewed solos. on new swing isss
with cap toe. all sizes; after .
..-stst. *...-.... ss.. -.
Blackola Toe Shoe Dressing ~
best on the market, for all kilius
OF black shoes; after -. oe
About As pairs OF Handsome Laee
Curtains-Left over from eu
special sale OF Wednesday, NoF
tinghams, ruffled muslins, tihs
Scotch lace. etc. Some sold y
high as $500 and $3.50; tax
your choice OF the lot after :
at only. a pair. liz
500 yards 4S-inoh Table Oileloth-
In browns. reds. greens. GU
regular zoe quality, Mte.
yard ..ss...... ........s',, -.
36c Window Shades-ln All w
desirable shades OF green . az ~
wide and n. long, regular ~
and Soc values: after llheiue
ing all fixtures) ......... -
$50 Brass Cottage Extension IT,
-54-in. extension. regular Nase
l5c: after : (only six TO q ess
tOmerl ..ss.s......ss. -.
as beautiful Lace Door fane's, -
beautiful patterns appiiquo -
fine net, regular values ~ ae
500; after only.-I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

This IL a strictly Mission style Morris chair hay-
ing frame Of solia oak la weathered finish. Cuah-
Ions are hair filied and covered with red or
green tufted velour Chair has spring seat Reg
uiar price siao0. special untl tomorrow night. .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-09
ANOTHER
COMPANY
In THE FIELD

Almost coincident with the fling
this morning IN the office Of the secre.
tary Of state Of articles Of incorporation
Of the Portland Salem Electric Com.
pany, comes the announcement that the
Willamette Valley Railway Company
would tomorrow morning appear at the
state house and place articles Of i'm
corporation on file.
It means that two railway corpora.
tions have simultaneously determined
TO construct electric interurban rail.
ways in the Willamette valley; that
the fertile river district long without
adequate transportation facilities, is TO
be invaded by two different companies,
each anxious to furnish interurban
transportation.
The appearance Of the Portland.Sa.
lem Electric Company this morning be.
fore the secretary Of state with its re.
quest for incorporation was complete
surprise to the other company. which
has for months been quietly forming
its plans, and intended to give public
evidence Of its existence tomorrow
morning Manager Welcb. Of the Cit.
liens Light 6 Traction Company. who
is interested In the larger COMPANY.
said TO a reporter for The journal this
afternoon that he was taken completely
by surprise by hearing that there was
another company in the field. He stated
that the company whose interests he
was guarding was entirely separate
from, and ignorant Of the existence Of
the other concern. These papers arc
now being prepared by Attorney John
II. McNary.
The Willamette Valley Railway Com.
pany, unlike the company whish incor.
porated this morning. and which I'm.
tends 20 build only from Salem 20 Port.
land, purposes 10 construct a line OF In.
terurban electric railroad from Roae
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-09

burg 20 Portland. Tee capital. 20 start
with, will be ti.e50.000. II has ai.
ready acquired the lighting plants and
franchises Of Albany, Eugene and Cor.
wallis, and has made considerable pro.
greas towards securing ita right Of
wav.
The news OF tho almost simultaneous
appearance In the field Of the two com.
paniea viii doubtless occasion great sur,
prise Ia this city. Salem, Il Is ap.
parent, is the most important point Ia.
eluded Ia tho plans OF the two com
panlea outside of the northern tefmin.
~, Portland The opinion was hazard,
cd around town that tho opposition
company incorporated this morning is
backed BY large railway interests, some
limiting that the construction of the
new road was a part OF Mr.. Harr,
mans lately announced plan OF im-
pFoyement In the state Of Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-09
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

Miss Alma Schmidt, OF Turner, was
a Salem visitor yesterday.
b. }. Mcmahon and wife, of Astoria,
are visiting friends here
Hugh FFeeland, of Gates, was a
business visitor TO this city last even
ing.
f. O. kirkpatrick, If Dallas, is at
tending 10 business matters in salem
today.
Mrs. c. b. Shelton, stenographer for
the governor, went TO Portland this
morning,
Attorney George W. Wright, Of Al
bany, was in the city last night on
business.
Attorney-Gen raj Crawford returned
this morning from Pendleton, where
he has been on legal business for the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Catch returned
this morning from Portland, where
they had been to attend the Plum
mer- Holmes wedding.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-09
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS
Fruiuand Notes

Miss Foy BFokaw returned homo
last Wednesday.
Mr., Van DoEen is building an adii.
tion 20 his house.
business meeting Of the Y. p. A. was
held Monday evening,
Mr.. Card has erected a new barn on
his place near Fuitland.
Mr. BaumgrdneF has given his resi-
denee a new coat Of paint, which makes
a great Improvement
Quite an excitement was created al
the school house last Monday, when
the school children discovered that
their belongings had been taken. The
thief was found, however, and made 10
return a goodly number Of the stolen
articles.
The Literary and Debating Society
OF Fruitland is again organized. Mr..
Lute Savage is acting as president,
Mrs Graham, secretary, and Miss Ed
ma Minger, editor The meetings are
held every Friday evening The de
bates are very interesting. The sub
iect for debate next Friday evening is
Resolved, That classical education
is benefit 10 the business man. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-09

TOMORROW

Tomorrow al $3.50 the u. u. grldiFon
will ho the scene OF another struggle
for victory. This time the eleven from
the Eugene high school will lock horns
with the local boys. III comparison OF
scores be taken as a measure, the game
should be worth seeing. Eugene has a
record OF victories, and don q propose
20 be stopped now, If il can be- pre-
vented. salem high school has a good
record also. and is not lacking In sup
porteTs who predict an overwhelming
victory Of the Salem high school.
Eugene does not seem 20 be over
confident, as they propose 20 play Eb.
elo kuykendall the former 4. Of %. al
teFnate quarterback. They also have
a l74-pound fullbaek, who Is said 20 be
a wondor al line plunging. Red
Peret is playing half, and making a
reputation as place kicker. This
gives Eugene an exceptionally strong
back field, with Hurd at fullback. Pc
ret and kuykeudah halves and Morgan
and Watson quarters, kuykendall will
be remembered as the man who ran
lO5 yards for a touchdown in the Il. OF
O-W. u. game two years ago. He is
a fast man, aud will make trouble IL he
ever gets loose. The home boys are
putting their reliance on the ola reli-
able back field, Matthews, Cross, Cat
lin and Rhodes, and for all around
playing these boys are hard 10 beat.
IL Salem wins this game they will
have a fair start towards the state
championship, This will probably be
the last game at home for the locals,
aud large crowd is expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-09

river, past tho American baiticships
and cruisers. an gaily decorated with
flags and with tho rails manned %
honor tho gucsia
After tho viaiting ships had reached
their respective anchoragoa, tho cua
tomary exchanges of oourtcsios be-
tween Prince Louis Of RattenboFg and
Admiral Evans, required By naval eti.
quotie, took place Ia the afternoon
Prince Louis and many Of the British
officers win 90 ashore. In tho even
ing they will be tho guests OF Mayor
Mcclellan az an official dinner party,
while tho minor officers viii DO tho
guests OF tho American officers 40 VA
rious receptions thoater parties, and
other amuaomenta. A most elaborate
program Tor tho entertainment ~ tho
Prince and he British oohicera as we'll
as tho men Of tho visiting squadron
has been arranged, ami 70 many ain.
nera, receptions, parties, balla and
other social functions have been ar
ranged, that the visitors win be we'll
nigh exhausted by tho time they shall
bo ready % sail FOR Gibraltar, their
next stopping place. While tho ofll'
GERS and men OF the British fleet arc
enjoying tho hospitality OF the Ameri'
can officers and men, tho British
ships viii b. fully proyisioned for
their long cruise.