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New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
Wonderful NeqU
MecRguear for Women

TLace and Lawn Stocks with more than
usual charm. Smart in brand-new ways.
Delicate, exquisite.
TCollar and Cuff Sets in styleful effects
never seen before.
T Beautiful Chemisettes or Revers with
cuffs to match.
T Exclusive and lovely model Lace and
Lawn YolIes or Coat Collars, and most be-
coming Neck Ruffs.
Z Rich Jackets, to be worn over Summer
waists and dresses, of heavy lace and hand
embroidered batiste.
All Superb
T Some special instances:
Linen Lawn hand-embroidered Stocks with Forr-Jp-
hand Ties made for $3.50 S3
Chemisettes. with without cuffs, al 70
German Linen Collars and Cuffs.
embroidery; worked by hand pure linen shaped
the neck. Trimmed with Vaenctennes
square medelons at S2.25 a
Other Collars Of similar style without the cuffs at
81. each.
Lawn Yoke Collars. with lace Insertions $50 each
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
4 Sale of Fine
Umbrellas for
Men and Women

HIS offering presents handsome Unl-
L brellas with beautiful handles, either
for your own use, or as most attractive gifts
for Easter.
The collection includes about three hun
dred Umbrellas in wide variety of neat
and elaborate handles, made up with the
very best quality of all-sillS covers.
The Umbrellas would sell regularly at
So to $40; now they are priced at $3.75 and
S. each.
We will engrave initials on these umbrel-
las without extra charge. Monograms 25c
extra.
Ninth street aisia
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
Tearof
YeaFof

Under this schedule the minimum salary shall
the maximum salary shall Sl.4A Der
annuu and the rate os annual increase Ss4
No person shall be appointed promoted
claim TO salary under Schedule j who not had al
least four years OF experience a class teacher
The mems schedule is:
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LILY aEnRnE DEWEY.


Admiral Of the United States Navy.
A. a. quite evident 10 me as
read late and later details OF the
tremendous sea battle In the kor-
can straits that n VIA another
ease Of THE MAN BEHIND THE
GUN.
The japanese we're prepared
Their men we're trained The Rus
SLAMS seem 10 have been taken BY
surprise.
II IL the old story Of prepared
meas aud Japan gained a great Vie
tory.
/ DO NOT SEE HOW RUSSIA
CAN DO OTHERWISE THAN SUE
FOR PEACE.
japan 10 master Of the waters
about the Manchurlan peninsula
and the island 81 Korea. and Rus
ala seems 20 have lost her last stake.
With the captured vessels which
Togo took from the Russians. japan
Will have the prepoudering power
on sea
! will wait and so will AL naval
men. the more extended accounts Of
the battle. which viil come BY mail
hut from what the cable dispatches
say. should Judge that the battle
occurred just about as I anticipated
a month ago u would. aud as
briefly outlined then IN a statement
70 the Newspaper Enterprise Aaso-
citation.
The Japanese we're undoubtedly
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lera be driven from their lntreuch-
menta and the reina Of government
be handed back 10 true representa-
lives Of the people.
Israel W. Durham, the rang boss.
and his associates have been repu-
dated By men high In party ranks.
Former Postmaster General Chas.
Emory Smith brands them as pl-
rates and outlaws.
The mention Of their names IN
the street calls forth howls OF de-
rislon. Possibly the most remark
able incident Is that Phiiadeiphia's
indignant citizens did not forget
in their excitement to return 70 the
Influences which are supposed 10
be primarily responsible for the
threatened gigantic franchise steal
Accordingly Goals OF fire we're
heaped on the heads Of the directors
OF tho United Gas Improvement
Such prominent members Of so
ciety, milllOnaireg, captains Of H.
nance. bankers. clubmen and
churchmen as Cement A. Griscom,
Thomas Dolan. Samuel Il. Shipley.
w. w. Gibbs. Randall Morgan and
Samuel r. Bodine. all officers and
directors OF the gas trust have been
condemned as the most danger
Gus public enemies Of Philadelphia"
Grisoom left the city Tor a trip
through the holy land. The others
remained and faced the music.
The trust would have proilted
500 900. 900 ut the expense Of the
city treasury. according 10 tho
plans Of the disrupted conapirators.
Mayor Weaver IS a short, Htocky
little man. with a face fun OF hon
est eaudor The party maehine Of
Tered Weaver FOE mayor as an hon
81 man. A. tAat tima there were
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many skeptiea. when the machine
put the screws on Weaver. his
friends discovered 20 their horror
that they had not know their man.
Nothing has ever been seen here
~ compare with the cltiHona' moat-
ings held day and night In every
ward.
Beside the great demonstrations
In the public halls, men gathered by
hundreds ON street corners Co be
addressed By neishboFa. lawyers.
doctors. merchants. anyone who
cared 20 speak from a cart tail or
fence post.
Il would seem that the shameless
political life Philadelphia has led
for many years. AZ al the world
knows. IN about "a give way 30
civic regeneration. The fact that
there il no political competition
may not hereafter make this the
same safe harhor Ter the corrupt
The mask % being torn from the
unworthy.
Tho revulsion OF feeling IN the
breast % one man lhe mayor has
become the breath and spirit % per
haps a million of bis people
To witness without local Interest
this truly wonderful revolt II to be
come possessed Of Inspiring queries
such a. these; 1t this pcepink IN
der the curtain OF the FUTURE Has
the commercial political boodler
seen the handwrltingf Is phila-
delphia again 10 be the cradle Of
American liberty this time tree
dom from the tyranny Of graft in
politics. the ruling evil Of the day p
company.
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BOYS SCARED
TWO ROBBERS

An alarm sounded by a i0-year-
old boy Of L. G. Gilman. 100 South
Thlrtieth. probably saved both hr.
Gilman and his neighbor. Ralph
Gotthard. a considerable loss az the
hands OF daring burglars
While the Gllmans and Gotthard
were down town Friday evening two
men were seen by the Gilman boy
ia the house.
The youngster screamed and the
burglars fled.
Both the Gilman and Gotthard
residences had been ranaacked. but
the offenders had been frightened
Off before gathering together any
loot
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DEWEY Sizes UP
The GREAT BATTLE

Russian admiral knew least Of all.
The first he knew they were upon
him.
The battle seems to have been
fought and won chiefly with tor
pedO boats and small deatroyerB--
the mosquito fleet. There are near
~ 100 OF these bristling ships OF
war In the Japanese navy.
/ IMAGINE THAT ADMIRAL
ToGo SENT THESE TORPEDO
BOATS AND DEsTROYERB INTO
BOATS AND DESTR0YERS INTO
ACTION At THE VERY START
ORDERED THEM TO co IN AT
ALL COST AND GET TO CLOSE
RANGE WITH THE BATTLE
SHIPS AND CRUISERS or THE
RUSSIAN COLUMNS.
Such an attack Of itself puts be-
fore a commander a most difficult
problem Of defense.
Suppose these small craft 20 be
manned by men who are fanatically
brave. men who believe that 81 is
beautiful thing 10 die for their
country, by men who court suicide
in such a cauge-some Of the little
boats are pretty certain 70 come 10
striking distance.
Then one launches a torpedo. tho
great cruiser or battleahip Is blown
up and sunk. Mere personal bray-
cry on the part Of the Russians who
are manning the heavy vessel Is not
sufficient 20 meet that sort OF an
attack
IT TAKES SKILL. TRAINING
AND PREPAREDNESS.
II may be doing an Injustice 10
RolestYenaky. but It would look as
II he had been taken unawares and
unprepared By the forces OF Togo.
THE JAPANESE SEEM TO
HAVE BEEN COGNIZANT OF HIS
EVERY MOVE. WHILE ROJE5T-
yENSKY WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL
IN LOCATING THE ENEMY IN
TIL 1T WAS TOO LATE.
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ny MARLEN Il PEW.

PHILADELPHIA. June : ~Civic
teccncy has raised les head In Phil
adelphia The city IS aflamc with
a revolutionary spirit. strangely
IKE that ~ 20. Uurelenting war
has been declared hy an indignant
people against the krcat American
eRil-corrunt commercial politics.
This most Important aud suegeas
tive outbreak ~ popular feeling in
a decade assumed glgautie proper
lions In two days.
Nothing Ike lt has ever before
occurred Ia times Of peace la any
great American community.
The protracted reign by the worst
gang ~ political boodlers and re-
spectacle commercial corruption
ista IN the United states Is In
peril The hcrule revolt OF Mayor
luhn Weaver against the pefniclous
attempt by his own political apous
surs-the republican organization =
70 sell out the city ia the Gas trust
sprung from the mayors own
pFicklnE conscience
In a night he decided 10 part com
pany with the gang lie did. and
he Joined a hest 10 friends Who
number the best OF phliadelphia's
men and women.
Il might be vel for the support
ers Of honest civic government IN
all the grast ridden cities of the
counlry To give attention 20 the
Quaker CITY just now. The lines
are clearly drawn In this fight. and
In the next few months n viii be
decided ON this ground whether
honest principles Of government
| shall rule. OF whether the govern
ment Will continue In the handa of
a coterie % dishonest politicians
who have pat a premium on ballot
hox stuffins. capitalized protected
vice. hrazcniy accepted the brides n
rich franchise EFabhera. plundered
the eltY like tyrannlcai hrlKanda.
and made rotten the government II
this beautiful modern American
city.
Party affiliations have been for.
gotten. Democrats. republicans. so
eiallsts. pFohibitlonlsts the rich
and poor. men Of all arts. trades
and stations. have lined up In solid
phalanx declaring again their free-
dom al this shrine Of national In
/ dependence.
Hefalding Mayor Weaver a. their
Moses. they demand that the hood
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slo COLLEGE Muer TODAY

CHICAGO. June s-Tha annua.
carnival 81 relay races and field
sports under the auspices % thr
Western intercollegiate association
Niii be held On Marshal field Hsiaf.
day afternoon Eleven colleges. tu.
Guiding The universities Of Chicago
Michigan. Illinois. Wisconsin. Iuwa.
Missouri NotFe Dame and Purdue.
are Represented. notwithstanding
she fact that fewer Of tire outside
colleges have entered men IN the
aiffefcut events than last TcaF. the
meet aa whole promises ia be the
beet In the history 81 Western ath-
letiea. A. On the last three years,
the years. ne first place Ia the
meet seems "a Ne between the uui-
veralliaa ~ Mlchinau aud Chicago.
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REAoY foa skAr TOURNEY

MILWAUKEE WIS., june sr
skat players 70 total - more than
1909 have arrived tn Milwaukee II
attend the annual meeting and
tournament 81 the North American
skat league. which opens toniahi.
They came alnElY, ia pairs. triaa and
- the acafc from Minneapolis Chic
cage. Detroit. indianapolis nuffaio.
Philadelphia aud other points. TIN
tournament viii continue three daye
aud judging from present lndiea
lions e viii be the most successful
a. vel ne the largest Ia the history
Of the league
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oregon eggs. ioe.
Sugar.
Golden a. in sacks. 1886: extra c.
n sacks. 1895: powdered. In bar
reis, $40. dry graduated. IN sacks
ts.ie. cube. in barrsiA Tess: beet
sugar, 1906. maple sugar. f0mizIAe.
Less i e II paid within Is days
Meats
Cows. beef. 20. steers. 7izc: NUT
ton ! y q Sc. pork. 7aTMes lamb. se.
spring lamb. ta4f. dressed veal.
small egse; live rabbits. dozen.
fa7s.
Hams. Bacon and lard.
Hams. i1ei bacon, breakfast.
ftc3 lard. white Star. tieree.
white Rose. sac.
Poultry.
Ducks, dressed. 1Tm1gc. geese.
dressed. iaa isc. ehleksus. dressed.
leWflc. spring chickens. zoe per
pound; tufkeyG fancy local
dressed. 2o0 &c.
Brazil per ID. ts9t4c: cocoanufs,
Der dozen. sec walnuta. Eng
hHh. ifafBcs pecans. I8atfcs
hickory nuts. &C.. buiisfuufz. Sc.
>
1c. Jumbo peanuts. aes almonds.
faa 8ife
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
Soiess &C.. black cod &C. ling cod.
Zee. crabs. sf8G7s. clans. open
shipment. 81 80. clans. per sack.
$50. oysters. Olympia per sack.
tt.ta. open bulk, per gallon. H2.2s.
salmon. Zoe. salmon trout. he.
skinned perch. &c. Hhrimps Sa10c;
founders. Sc. herring. Sc. Holsters.
t7Aes Hmelt. &c; sturgeon. g. black
bass. &c. hailhut soc. perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent. per Dbl. s4.75; Crown.
s. i8 Minnesota hard wheat. 81
PillshurF. s.. Plisbury's Best. IS.
standard Dakota, Sc Olympic. &A75.
Electric. s4.Tb. Holly. gG75. Golden
Northwest. Sc IS. Electric Light
t74a. Gold Medal 81 SO. Top Notch.
8f4E. Centenulala. best. sa7h. Gold
drop. ft25 Patent Excellent. tAT6s
Novelty A, is.zs.
Cereals.
whole wheat. les per bale. fs4os
whole wheat flour. PER Dbl. s42ss
graham. per Dbl 81. per bale. t2.26.
bbl. 81 rye flour per Dol. $500.
rye meal. par bale. s2.to: buckwheat.
per Dbl 81. huckwheat, per bale.
sa.7bs corn meal. los. PER bale. s2.i0s
per bbi. sa75 white corn meal.
50s. 81. per bale. t2.20. rolled oats.
hhi. s. e. Co. s575: wheat flakes.
box Is lbs. s220; farina. per Dbl.
$3.50. farina. Ip-lh sacks. per bale.
s.. hominy. large. per Dbl. SI7os
self-ralslng buckwheat. 36ias. case.
SAYS. pearl barley, 2s-lb boxes.
$3.50. pearl barley i00-lb sacks. 50:
split peas. tt50a $500. popcorn. per
cwt $500, cracked wheat. per bale.
$500.
Honey.
California strained. per 10. Sc.
California sage. per n. lie; honey,
extract per 10. T0Shc. oregon
grape cream. fo-case lots. $500.
honey, Yakima. 12hc.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. t3i892; bran. per
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ton. tsi0z2; barley. rolled. per ton.
S2e.50a27. feed wheat. per ton. t51
@s5. dairy chop feed. per ton. t21;
oil meal per ton, $40. best chop.
f27d2s. whole corn. ton s27; shorts.
per ton. ga.
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy,
sis. alfalfa. si250@is. wheat hay.
sib. Eastern Washington. doubts
compressed. f2i: Puget Sound hay.
ii04t3
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. t22: clam
shells. l0es, $40: bone meal. 1904
ts2. gfanulated bones. zoos. gs2. ON
z5s and Cos s. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. tis,50d IS:
alslke. choice. ilT: white clover. SIS
1is. timothy, per cwt. s4T50
5: orchard grass. ti4: red top. $50
10: English rye grass. IS. Italian rye
grasA 50; bronze grass. sls; tall
meadow cat grass. SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. iii; pasture mixture.
uplands. 3Iod12
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sIe DEAL m LAND

The Seattle Homcaeekera company
have secured an option on 100 acres
Of land at teEehi park on the shores
Of Lake Washington. G. ~ Gm
said he expected 60 have the final
purchase made within a few days
This land lies IN the tract OF Lake.
shore property near the Renton car
line. Within the last few weeks five
big tracts In the same vicinity have
changed hands. and no less than
$4,000 has been invested In the
lake shore property between Tssachi
park aud Rsnton on Lake Washing
ton.
This land r. destined with larEe
growth in population and a big value
IN land during the next few years
II II stays on the market. The COM
pany announces that when Il is IN
full possession Il VIII install water.
and gas and put the property In
proper shape.
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COURTS S0RRY
ALIM0hY IS SMALL

Alice Goddard vas. Saturday,
granted a divorce from J u God
dard on tho grounds Of 81 treat
ment
Mrs. Goddard aaid that her hus-
hand choked her At the breakfast
table one morning. and that on an
other occasion. when she went %
hia office TO ask him for some
money. he handed her 20 cents. She
protested and he grabbed her by
the neck and threw her TO tho
floor.
Forty dollars a month allmony
will be- paid her. The court said ne
regretted he could not make IL q
hundred.
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cHICAGo MARKETs.

CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. June a.-The follow
ina quotations ruled on the Board
Of Trade today:
wheat High. low. Close.
July. IS -s. ss1-S. ss3-s.
Sept. s. 5-s. So. - IA
Dec. 50. 81 SIS. sf5-s
Corn
July. 511-s. OTIS. BoI-s
sept, ~ 5-s. 90. ~ as
Dec. 4s is.
Oats
July. so5-s sofa. so5-s
Sept. 2e. . Is. 2s5-S
Dec. - SIS.
Pork
July. 1850. lace. i2so.
Sept. IL 81 liz. lass. i2sTt-2
Liverpooi-July wheat closed asa
lower. al c. 3-id.
NEW YORK. June 2.-The fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the stock
Exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Anal. Copper. So is. 81 Ia. sails
Am. Sugar. l5s 81. 1872 IL. i3z a.
Brook. r. T. es s-4. e2i-s. CO "a.
Metropol.. i1s. lis. lis5-s.
L. $. Steel. 20 IL. 20 IL. IS So
L. S. $. pfd.. % as. 81 SIS, 80.
Atchlson. 70 50. Ills. 7si-t
BAIT a o.. les. lei SIS. los.
can. Pac.. tss rs. i4s Sd, tts rs
Erie. 401-s. 80 SIS. 20.
L. s. ~. 1914. 14S IS, i4si-a
Mo. pac-. SO i-2. ss Ia. sc SIS.
Penn. 1884 50. 1S4I-s. 1874 is.
Reading. 90. 81 Ia. IS la.
Rock Island. 2sI-4. 257-s. &c Ia.
South. pac.. CO Ia. 81 SIS. 81 T-6
st. Paul. liz 81, III SIS, liz is.
Union Pac.. i2s IL, i2i SIS, ia2 Is
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CHURCHES

German NJ. =. church. Howe 81.
near Queen Anne. Rev. "a u Roller.
evangelist will preach both morn
inE and evening Communion ser
vice ~ II a m.
Song and preaching service every
Sunday evening at 30 In Fosters
Hail. al Foster station, conducted
BY W o. Hardin. ~ Seattle Sub
lot. Tits other Self
finir Trinlty Lutheran. Eleventh
and y Olive. IL. A. " YBnE. pas
tor Sunday school as q M:
morning service tifo0 a m Luther
league lis D. m. Veaper service
> 90 y M.
Friends meeting az Friends Tab
eTuacie. corner Twenty Third and
Dearborn Bible school re 90 a. m.
preaching IL 90 a m. and - p. IN.
George ". Harvey pastor
First Unitarian. seventh. near
Pike. Rev. v u Simouda. minister.
Service at Iiso0 a IN Sermon.
Winning tho Pacific Northwest
from savagery and Barbarian"
Sermon suggested BY opening Of the
Lewis ard Clark Exposition. Cen
eral public cordially invited. sun
day school aud adult class at 10 %
a N.
Services at the First Free
Methodist church, corner Pine and
Terry. G. s. Mckinley. pastor -
Sunday school 1000 a. m. preaching
II % a. m. subject. The Inner
man" Class meeting At ~ % m.
Evangelist and Mrs Rea viii CON
duct tho meeting az the Olive
branch mission. 2itia South Second
az % D m Evangelist service A.
the mission cancelled by the pastor
Firut Church % christ. Scientist
Sc sixth. between Marion aud Col
umhla. services at 100 a. m, sub
Jet. God tho Preaerver Of Man. ="
sunday school at 1900 m. Teati-
moniai meeting Wednesday even
ing at 500 o'clock Free reading
room at 40. 923 and ga Alaska
building.
Westminster Presbyterian church
rev. j. NJ. Wilson. pastor. Com
nunlon at morning service. subject.
4 no 4iANFtANN Vi AAf AAAAtHH
eyenlnR sermon to young men. sub
gSct. 'Iow Ono Young Man Had
Ills Eyes Opened.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Flrst avenue north and Mercer. n.
Evans. pastor. Morning subieCt.
'sFour Bright Boys" a talk to chill
llron. la the evening a special chill
drcn'a day program. Sunday school
M 9.45 A. m. Epworth League At
= p. m.
Trinity Parish Church - Eighth
and James. Rector. the Rev. II. II.
aowen. Services At T. 80 a. m, II
n. m. T.30 .. m. Sunday school AZ
st30 n. m. Morning subject. "Hu-
manity in Heaven" In the evening
special musical service. Mendela-
aohn'a Forty Psalm"
Seattle Spiritual Association,
Knights OF Pythias hall. First ay-
enue near Pike Lecture and tests
at II a. m. by Mrs pOmeroy.
Georgia Gladys Cooley. OF Chicago.
viii lecture and give platform tests
at 2.30 and 7.30 p. m.
The Volunteers OF America. iiSah
Second. Captain Boys and wife
Will conduct special meetings every
night next week az o'clock. com
mencing with Sundays meetings at
$3.50 and 3 y. m.
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ARREST The
PR0PRLET0hS

y A. Halihert. proprietor ~ the
Union bakery. and Pat u. polan
proprietor af the Sterling Hotel
bar. we're served with warrants tie
morning GA 4 charge Of not remoY-
ing garbage from the rear OF their
places 81 business
Sanitary Inspector Windt h the
prosecuting witness.
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EXHIBIT IS a cREpfT

Seattle has reason to b. proud u
her are exhibit fhin week. Among
she paintings iu OH ars a number
b Eafiatta Hlaureek. Julian q It.
ter. Mrs Monanau Ksraiakr. Clifton
A Far0u and q rraYun - Celia K
Roth that are well worth mention
ing
There ia aia1 on display a dress
that bears no machine work " took
three years @ make ths lace that
covers Il. The patterns are % many
designs
Rabbit the sculptor. has on nxhi.
bition a bust of Lewis aud one OF
CLARK. which are 20 SO % the fair
AZ Portland a. coon na the exhibit
here ia over.
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THE MARKETS

The rain has had its effect en-
Western avenue business for the
dag was good. but the arrival OF
new goods had been checked and
before night the markets will be
cleared 81 everything. The rain
will put the straw berry markef
In bad condition. Strawberries
cleaned np Saturday morning az
t250 Tho first native telephone
peas were put on the market satur-
day morning At cents.
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BOZ. D!

GALVESTON. June "A lone
bandit held up 20 men In a gam
bling resort at Douglas last night
and secured nearly $1,000
lie escaped. although wounded.
A posse n In pugit
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spiHHing's Specials

Every h1usskeepeF should have
n Handy Fruit Jar Wrench. one
n4oiea you 70 open a can Of fruit.
IA o vegetables quickly and cas-
y simply place long side Of
sssneh o. the left side Of cap and
IN Reverse wrench 10 lighted
- We vii mall you one upon
Neipf % Toe. Prom June fth %
- sui o. store or by mail. &c will
Below are 4 few more tempt
~ g0od goods at temptinElY low
Nices--
ElAn Poles =. .T0c
= lHbin Barblock Mat Box $50
va ISL Polished Hammer -. De
lA-in. Mikado Paint Brush l0e
s-ia 1ikado Paint Brush 2ae
- sA-in. Mikado Paint Brush 20c
s-in hikado Paint Brush 35c
ne Thermometer Il Just right for
sca bicycle ride. II only takes
- aswn and tz00 a week 10 buy
As o spinning.
elsslho's. 1910 SECOND AVE.
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A Big VICTORY FOR MUNICIPAL DECENCY

NOTHING LIKE The POPULAR oUrnuRsr ron CIVIC HONESTY
IN rHg QUAKER CITY HAS EvER BEFORE OCCURRED IN
ANY GREAT AMERICAN eeMMuNlrY-MAY THE OPEN.
ING or WAR ON POLITICAL oRAFrgRs IN All AMERICAN
elrEs-sMoKgo OUT MEN IN THE HIGHEST WALKS OF
PHILADELPHIA LIFs-pARrV LINES NO LONGER TO RULE
THERE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

The waahineton Good Roads as
FaciAflon viii meet in Rurfiaad
June a. President samuel Hili has
called the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

AMERICAN ADMIRAL IN EXCLUSIVE STATEMENT TO THE
STAR. TELLS or THE FORCES THAT MADE VICTORY FOR
TOGO AND TELLS HOW THOSE FORCES WE'RE HANDLED
THE MAN BEHIND THE GUN" CHIEFLY RESPONSIBLE AND
THEN THE JAPANESE NO saulTo FLEET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

st. Mary's Parlsh--Rev. w. J.
Meta. Early mass and sermon
tchlldron's mass At s. 30 a. M. Sun
day school at 80 a m. and 2:30
D. m. High mass and sermon at
10 30 a. m. Instruction and benedlc-
ton al ? 30 .. IN.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue.
Masses at GOO a. m, 1850 a. a.. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

sEogGE l. PIPER q CO.
.ral ESTATE AID INSURANCE
-, SotsNp VIEW ADDITION g.
NfsfrrN ANNE eh the market six
- and have alrN4dY HaId q
ttts ~ lots in the Addition
- ttfs 4 nrfttY E0ed ffrnfa
- E1s AL tAA on easy trrmE, HANf
- s,esl Ia TIE ctly for renits pee
-rssFs WIih a EFana Wow uf tHs
ksari ara NiYmrisa ana convenient
= fra ear iines
- IissS al the property. We have
-. 49, oasrn Anne cars tomorrow
a. Al OFT af Me3faw Stfsrt
- VA tao hi1ehn west
aE0kGG Y. PIPER a CO.
R,ai Estate and Insurance.
reua reva otfiee-
m-gs Coiman block
Telephone Nala ss5t
eassa Aana oftiee-
or Slagh Ave. West and MsGraw 81
Tslssaens. queen Anne IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

Bertha Hopkins pleaded guilty to
charge OF petty larceny Saturday
morning and was given a year Ia
Walla Walla This was the small
ost sentence the judge could give
her. She was accused OF stealing
some rings and lace from n woman
for whom she was working