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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

4 wish 10 say 10 you that one
Of the issues Of this campaign IL
whether this city shall retain In It's
services Mr.. X. II. Thomson. the
most efficient and capable city en-
glneer this city ever had. or wheth.
er II shall turn over the work or
that office 10 a new man. mex
pefienced in the work of the city.
said Mayor Moore az meeting last
night at the Presbyterian church.
al the corner of Eastlake av. and
Boston VI.
Another issue is whether chief
Of Police Wappensteln shall be
retained in that office. ] say To
you that II I am elected Mr. Thorn.
sou will be retained until the end
Of bis present term Of office. and
will then be reappointed. Chief OF
Police Wappsnstein will be kept by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
HELD FOR
RANSOM
Brooklyn Jeweler Is Kid
mapped and Money
Wanted.

NEW YORK, Feb. is.--The ro-
lice are searching the Bowery lodg-
ing houses today for Jas. A. Barry.
a Brooklyn jeweler. whom they
think is being held somewhere for
ransom.
Barry disappeared some time ago.
while hts wife was visiting friends
in Lynn. Mass. When she returned
she received a letter demanding q
large sum OF money for the release
OF her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
MURDERS HIS wife
and KILLS HIMSELF
Al Asbury, Mining Man. Shoots Wife Who Was Seek
ing Divorce, and Turns Weapon on Himself Accds-
inc Note Found in Pocket.

vi hsnt gFoan. expiring instantly.
sshnry, placing the weapon
against HE temple. fired. and fell
70 he floor berido the body Of hls
VIE.
rhs tragedy was witnessed by
ths four persons Who we're with tbs
dad woman ~ the time. including
the elevator man.
Mr. Woiff said he did not see
Anbafs until be Nas upon them
lie SAYS he knew Mrs. Aabnfy only
siskhtiy. aud had never Seen Asbury
before
Careful delibsfssion fn the enc.
eusion Of ,hs tragedy was shown in
the fact that before he fired the
fatal shots Asbury had destroyed all
letters aud Iapers which he carried
about his person that would lead
to che discovery Of tho address Of
relatives Deputy Coroner Fuller
fsafsd on the dead man his spec
tseIs case. tzio in money and a
pssn ticket. showing that he had
gsxs ned HIS watch February ii un.
der he name OF A. Ashiey.
NJ aud Mrs. Asbury werc mar.
rics4 about year ago. AHbury
often referred 10 his faiues IN the
Blsek Hills and . stock farm IN
Ne~ Mexico. but despite his fan.
cleG wealth. he did not support hts
wifs and ieft her a few weeks after
their marriage.
Mrs Asbury started divorce pro
cesainxn with " J. brown as coun.
sci. bat for some time Asbury could
cot - found.
Airs Aabufy took position as
waitress IN the Luxor restaurant
10 support herself and child
Tins dead woman has relatives
At Carney. Tex. where she spent
some time several months ago II
il probable her orphaned daughter
viii be sent there 10 make her fu-
tufs home. AZ present she Is la
tho Keeping OF the landlady OF the
Vernon hotel
The bodies are At Bonney-was-
sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

Mrs.. Minnie T Ashury. 30 years
old. was shot and Instantly killed
on a stairway OF the Denny build
ing last night by her husband.
A l.. Asbufg. who. after the fit
OF jealous rage had found vent IL
murder. placed the weapon against
hla temple aud ended his own life.
Ennlee. y years old. Mra Asburys
daughter by q former husband. Was
forced To witness the entire
tragedy
Asbmry and hls wife had been
esifsnsed. although the courts had
not granted her the divorce she had
been seeking The frensy Into
whlch Asbury had worked himself
through bfoodlns over this fact was
manifested 10 thia pencilea entry
In a pocket memorandum book
found On him after the trasedy.
~isy her unnatural and Jealous
lies che sent my soul lnto eternity
a. the climax ol the blight she put
np0n NJ. M.
Evidently Asenry had been study.
tUf 9fN NAt NAoffhs HHN fEAfNAua
that she would leave her rooms IN
the Vernon hatel. 1isA Union at.
to attend a spiritual meeting in the
Decay building. s.cteted himself IN
the hallway.
~. A Wolf. real estate man.
aud Miss Louise Loose OF South
Park. with little Eaniee. entered
the building In company with the
doomed womsa
The elevator did not respond
quickly. aud AZ the suggestion #
cue OF the members 81 the party
All started To walk upstairs Just
az they reached the second floor
the elevator started to run. and NJ
= Harper. ita operator. brought II
20 tho floor level aud waited for
his passengers TO enter.
AsbnFy rushed 10 tho top of the
stairway. and. pointing revolver
at his wife. fired The range waa
80 close that the victims face and
clothing were powder stained
The woman sank TO the floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

the people OF this city to restore
n condition Of harmony by the cleo
tiou OF a republican candidate for
mayor. The Postinteliigencer was
quite staunch supporter OF mine.
and appeared 90 be very friendly
IN my administration until II was
seized with this attack of partisan
rabies. want TO ask you whether
there has ever been n scandal or n
defaication In the city government
OF this city except at a time when
We had n harmonious partisan adj
ministration.
Moral Questions the Issue.
THE matters over which there
has not been harmony between the
executive and the council during
ms administration have been moral
questions. and the council bucked
By policy on the moral question for
more than year. until the public
sentiment In favor of my course
became overwhelming. after which
the council climbed into the band
wagon and undertook 10 steal some
az the credit for the policy which
I had inaugurated against their OPP
position.
a want 20 say that n there has
been In the past two years a single
controversy between myself and
the city council In which the Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
Will SEEK RELEASE OF
CHESTER THOMPSON
Will H. Thompson Makes Preliminary Move in Effort
to Regain The Freedom Of His Son---Action Taken
at WaIa Walla This Morning.
(BY STAFF CORRESPONDENTS

WALLA WALLA. Wash, Feb. i9-Steps leading TO the
OF Chester Thompson acquitted Of the murder OF Judge
George Mead Emory ordered detained in the hospital
the penitentay until he eganed his sanity begun
this morning
Attorney Will H. Thompson, Of Seattle father OF the pris-
oner this morning prepared petition in behalf Of Chester
Thompson asking for hearing and release the ground OF
his having recovered his sanity
This petition be recommended by T. L. Lane, tho
prison physician and approved by Warden Reed These Off
GERS have assured Mr.. Thompson Of their support
Mr.. Thompson will then file the petition before Judge
Smell OF Pierce county and will ask jury trial in behalf Of
his son. provided by the Graves law.
The prisoners father and his brother Oscar visited him
day and declared him perfect mental and physical health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

..., Hiram NJ ehliiendea' OF
- sss.,ss s,asss ensiaeerink corps.
-. ~ government work In
2 ], 49, 800. Is acaesed Of detraud
~ - -. ..ssrumsn, OF valuable coal
ns sae rsvli sult Tor the Feoov,
49, !, he land. filed yesterday IN
=. .pdsral couft.
~ ~, /. ia the name 81 At
les Genera Charles sonapar'e
|. sssislon 10 Mater Chitiea'
- - :, ssmrs his brother ClYae
es...rs<a. Ira r. stranger FIRED
- ssarssias. J. L. nervent. VII
- Il Bpva ana the wives Of the
- srtes. a. defendants
~ =. somplsist chsrses that Major
$1,000 sna bis brother con
go Win The other aeiendAn's 70
ss,c..sh them title 70 $40 acres
1910 esal lands nov held In
-. q the pay Greek Coal -.
1870, m skRsit county. The
~ =. subject TO entry a. coal
~ "a vss located upon by
80. Founsaine. nerwent aud
nxsa -.
~ xuzl1lnt states that he 10.
,s,srs. 4 s~rnre patenls, paid tis'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

WASHINGTON. Feb. is.--The
announcement was made today that
Rear Admiral sperry. commanding
the fourth division Of Evans fleet.
has been selected to command the
new Philippine station. lie will as
sumo the new post upon arrival
az the islands and will have under
him N. warShips Kentucky. Kcar-
sarge. Illinois and Alabama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
EVANS TO
RETIRE
viii Not Com m and the
Squadron on Pacific
Trip.

WASHINGTON. Feb. la.-lt =
stated that in all probs bIllty Rear
Admiral Evans will not preside
over The destlnles Of the bsttleship
squadron IA It's Journey across the
Pacific after arriving at San Fran
cisco. Admiral Evans will retire
from the service on August rs. and
ss the warships VIII start for
Manila before that date. II IL said
be will turn over the command.
II is reported I'm naval circles
that the president has practically
decided TO elevate Captain Richard
Wainwright 10 command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
10y United press.)

NEW YORK. Feb. IA sensa.
tional attack shade upon the Gould
securities b. the bears created wild
scenes I'm the stock market this
morning. The assault began at the
opening and was made with such
terrific force that declines In the
entire list followed In rapid success
sion. IL was evident from the at.
titudc OF the bears that they had
an ace in the hole" for they did
not hesitate a moment In the merci.
less onslaught.
Many reports have grown out of
the raid. the most persistent one
being that the Gould companies are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
FROZEN TO Death IN
CHICAGO BLIZZARD
HUSBAND LEAVES
WITH MONEY

Mrs. J. W Starr. Of Fir station,
on the Bellingham line of the Great
Northern. this morning awore out
a warrant against her husband. "a
years old. on the charge OF desert.
Ing her and their threeyearold
son.
She SAYS Starr took 500. their
Joint earnings as caretakers OF tho
Thyme Gun club house near Fir,
packed all of his clothing and dis
appeared Monday. leaving her
practically ponniless In the club
house and 1000 miles from rela
tives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
F OR
VASH0N ROAD

The board of county commission.
era yesterday granted a franchise
to y. X. waldron 4 Co. of this
city. 10 build an electric line on
vaahou Island. which Il ia planned
to connect with Seattle and Tacoma
bY two fast steamers
The line ia TO be eompIeled a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

far ~ Burton in two years and to
the south end OF the island inside
of five years The grantees are 10
Establish stations and tights at all
cross roads and are 20 carry chill.
dren al half price.
The promoters say the scheme
win represent an outlay Of $3.50. 900.
They explain that they intend TO
make the trip from this city 10 Ia
coma inside OF S. Minutes The
company must grade and maintain
roadway "a feet In width along
the entire route on the island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

NORTH nay. onf.. FEB. 10 As
tho Canadian Pacific railway ex.
pFsss from the west Vas nearing
Chapsicaa. Ont. las, niEht the
wheels Of the mall car broke and
several coaches wefe dltrhed. Tho
Japanese porter was Killed and rs
or n persons wrrc injured. some
seriously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
Six Have Pershed- Suffering Is lnense--New York.
Is in Center Of Howling Winter Gae--Irain Traffic
Paralyzed

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE blix-
card that has been causing so much
suffering and damage In the west
struck New York today -Four
inches OF snow have fallen in that
many hours and all traffic has
practically been stopped. All boats
ON both rivers have been forced.
to tie up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
BREAD IS GWEN
INSTEAD OF JAIL.


. CINCINNATI. Ohio. Feb. - ,
. a 2. cltftoi. a baker who /
. lives on Main At. discovered ,
. a man IN his house al ? o'clock !
. this morning Instead OF tnrn. !
. Ing him over 10 the police. !
. Cliffoi gave him several loavea i
. Of bread and cent him home. /
. The iniruasr pleaded that his
. little ones at huzne we're cold
. and starving. and that he had
. not been able 70 secure work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
MAJOR CHI77EM0EM IS
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
CAR STRIKES A CARRIAGE

and dragged some distance By the
frightened horses. The driver.
Thomas CosErsye. Was severely Ia
inred about the head. but succeeded
In stopping the horses. Thu ladies'
we're taken from the carriage la
a state Of collapse. but none of
them was badly injured. Molorman
+. Whitnore has besn arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
1000 ON
ffASTRIKE
fay United Press.

LONDON. Feb. e.-seyen thou
asud engineers employed by the
Tyne ship yards declared a strike
today ~ sympathy with other EN-
plnyes who walked out recently
The employers fear that all the
Tyne plants viii be tied up by the
end 81 the present week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
Three Women Are Badly
Injured Motorman
Is Arrested.

San FRANCISCO. Feb. ia
car ON the Polk NJ line colilded
iaAs night with carriage la which
we're Mrs, N n. Ruassl. widow OF
the late John Russell, former we'll.
known politician. Mrs, z. A. Young
o. and Mrs. Dr. souie. her dauEh.
tern. The carriage was overturned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
FRYE LOCATED.

Through an item IN last evening =
Star, Albert Frye. q carpenter, who
Is wanted In Denver 10 asssst IN
winding up an estate. has been 10.
Gated At tho county hospital ~
Georgetown. As soon az Nj Frye
Is able 10 leave the hospital. he will
return 60 Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
TO lleHr SUBURBS.

Work was started yesterday By
the city lighting department ia
erecting a limo Of s0foot poles In
order % serve South Seattle, South
Park aud West Seattle AS soon aa
the new Cedar river pawsr plant
~ ready, which will be- about July l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
Blizzard in Iowa.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Feb. iS-A
blizzard. which started last night
and still RACES today, has delayed
trains on all roads from one 10 four
hours. stopped street cars aud I'm.
terfered with telegraph and tele-
phone communications Eight inch
es of snow have fallen aud drifted
badly. on Raccoon river an ice
gorge six miles long has formed
Just above the city. City officials
are using dynamite to blow up the
gorge. but with poor success. PEG,
pie are moving from the lowlands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
WILL SOON
kNO WFA7E

cars. vessels and other property
necessary for the oil business would
cost SIS. eoe 600. but that the gov
erument would make a. annual
profit OF from SO. ooo. veo to az.
0o0. GOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
LURE CHECK MYSTERY -
PULLING THE POLICE

Il IL stated that Uncle sam viii
purchase the American ship aheu.
sndoah. now ~ FRISCO She win
no dlsmautled and viii be used -
a storage barge for coal later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
Mystery unesnny.

The mystery r. positively I'M
canny. for Mr.. Lurie says that no
one who was In the employ Of the
firm in his day reaembled him. 50
far as he can remember.
Il am positive that some person
In Chicago has told the police that
I was floating these checks. said
Mr. Lufie. 4 don't know this man
Pincus. whose name appears on the
Los Angeles check, and never even
heard Of him.
80 far from having been 10
Grand Island and Los Angeles at
the time these checks we're passed.
I never was In either city In my
life. aud can prove It 10 a positive
certainty"
Mr.. Lurie f. well connected in
this city. lie has lived since his
arrival here at the Herald hotel
and at 2ts Broadway.
The police have positive informa
ton that he has not left the city
since his arrival here. save for one
day az Tacoma
~ 1t a case OF mistaken Identity
~ some nemesis pursuing Louis
| Lurie7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
NEW FLEET DOPE.
tsy United Press,

! WASHINGTON. Feb. ls.-
! Attorney John y. Green, Of
} New York. who Is an authority
! on diplomatic affairs. declares
! that the object OF the Atlantic !
! fleeta long cruise IL to compel
} japan 10 carry out lie promise
! 10 .yaeuate Chinese territory !
!. In Manchuria. He added that I
} the United States IL bound 10 I
have trouble with the mikados !
} government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
4 Ssesssl and Others
m Appear for SEN
Iesce Tomorrow.


n PETERSBURG. Feb. 10 =
euue1l sfn~zsel ant the other mil
NJ rummanders. whose trial for
srxstr1nx Port Arthur daring
- nrss1xn.Ixpanese war has Just
m1pA nsse hern Instructed b. the
nlzHzr iudxex 10 appear before
M \ Il oeriosk tutnorruN morn.
ize = >srn iheir late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
Checks Were s,olen.

The chief 81 police AZ Los An.
geles says Il had been reported b
Gleason that 900 Of the Peerless
Light company checks had been
stolen while In process of delivery.
The forged checks were drawn Oh
tho Bankers National bsnk Of Chi.
eARn.
Lurie says that he had been at
tempting to get out Of the firm for
some time. but Gleason would
neither bug or sell until I.ufie
threatened 70 force the company
into liquidation 20 accomplish his
object Lufie says be did not hkr
Gleaaon's business tactics. LuFie
remembers having given Gleaaop
his photograph.
Copies Of this photograph have
since turned up IN the hands % the
Grand Island and Los Angeles 20.
lice. and the victims say the photo
IL that Of the man who passed the
bogus checks on them.
And yet. Lurie was In Seattle
when the checks were floated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

nEalIN. Fss. ls.-The Imperial
i-sssssy tsgaftmsnt has under con.
S4<ssslc1 4 proposition 20 have the
sGxsr1ufsf establish a petroleum
zrucpclg ~ ) means 81 making No
ske 4efirif n tAs revenues II Is
estimated thss oil plants. tanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

The Jeanne 10 being repaired at
Tacoma. She viii be off the
northern run for about two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

Lufle says the firm h stiil print
isR these checks. as there was .
contract 20 that effect which his
partner assumed after the dizsoiu
ton Of partnership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
Ysms Man nsntfsd by Photograph as Forger Who
Passed Checks in Distant Cities Has Not Left
Saik With Exception Of One Tacoma Trip.

HAsi Is TIE solution Of The mys.
w shiek Involves Louis r Larls
y seattle in charges Of iorEarles
shieA b could not have commit,
No A mystery which ls puzzllng
~ police Of three eitlss.
Although Larie has no, Jeff seat
n months. be ls accused Of hsv.
personally passed forged checks
tsaf Island. Neb and los
siss, Cal, the alleged ideutifca.
e>'ns made b. photograph.
h4s rho IL . member Of the
-sIeaaa's Printing eompanY. was
y 1900 10 days ago on the charge
iofS'ns a check for go At Grand
=, -, Neb, January IA. The seal
= poaee had no Information or
sasz q telegram from tn Grand
-. - police authorizing LURES ar.
u. y was taken TO the county Jail
- - 2, Two days pending BAH. and
~ w. allowed TO do 20. gave cash
u. = me sum Of $3.50 for his 40.
snee when wanted
a. ne Grand Island police notified
SEATTLE department that tbey
- - cone On with extraditlon "a
-. : aud return With their prisoner.
/. confident be IL the victim Of
49, usi'Iscy, viii fight extfadlilon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

lasis has been 10 Seattle eontlnn
-, since last July. esoeptinR one
- .hen he vent to Tacoma The
- - have ngidly investigated mia
~ <hc Sergeant Tenant OF the
III. s,se department. declares that
% eheck for $50. alleged 10
~ been drawn b. tho peerless
Z. company Of Chicago in favor
d srsd pincus for $50. was pa-sed
sa asa Island Neb.. January ~.
r,s hef check for $50 same
~ was passed In Los Angeles
~ weeks later
=. .s =. was undoubtedly IA Seattle
q, 'ee police Of both cities fnsisi
Gen ''s man VINO passed
L., ~ iour years up 10 last Ma,
as . member OF the firm
pr,.,. L'fle & Gleason. jot
s'ss, IS 2. Adams 81. ChIeago
et.,a urn had regularly printed M
~ o. The Peerless Llght com
d., aiawn on the Hamilton Ma
sss a.. and The Metropolitan Trugl
1'nss banks.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-11
FAC ES GALLONS.

Chicago. June Herman Bilek.
Bohemian fortune teller. hypnotist
and Wholesale assassin. IL again face
to face with the gallows. Con.
victed Of Staying Mary Vrzal here
In 1905. and accused OF causing
the death by poison of Ave other
members Of the vrzal family. Bilok
IL under sentence TO expia To his
crimes on the gallo tomorrow,
when tho reprievo granted by Cover.
nor Doneon will expire. Confident
that he will be given another lease
of life aud that he will finally be re.
leased the Bohemian. who In declar.
cd by his countrymen to be possessed
OF "the evil eye" and to have made
n compact with Satan, is not alarmed
At lis impending fate.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-11
CALIF0RNIANs ON THE WAY.

San Francisco, June delegates
from the Pacific coast states to the
Republican national convention in
Chicago will leave for the Windy
City today and tomorrow The
California delegation is scheduled to
leave for the East today and will be
on the ground early. NJ. II. Do
Young, of this city is chairman of
the delegation, Philip Bancroft las
been selected as secretary and George
Dryden, as sergeant-at.arms The
Golden state delegation like those of
other Pacific coast states, Is solid for
Taft. II any pronounced Roosevelt
boom should be sprung, however, It
Is likely that the Californians would
sp, eddy climb into the Roosevelt
band wagon.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-11
TAMMANY TO HAVE OASIS.

New York, June ll-Denver, h ost
Oh the Democracy, has reckoned with
ont it's guests in announcing that the
national convention will be "dry. :"
The thousand or SO Tammany braves
who will go out to Denver in a
special train have no intention of
risking death by thirst. In the eyes
of the statesmen of Tammany, water is
all right to make ice of and float
China on. Init moor for drinking nur-
poses. A great big well-iced,
well-stooked oasis will be loaded on
the train de luxe. and it will save the
lives Of the Tammany statesmen.
Tammany braves say that the pro-
hibitionists who have captured the
Democratic convention six weeks in
advance are all good men no d ,ubt
and don't require anything stronger
than cool tea But Tammany men
who were brought up under the
Raines law are accustomed to have
what they want, aud as much as they
want. when they want 1t.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-11

Miss Enkin will open summer
school in the Emerson building Mon.
day June 10 To continue six weeks.
SG.Sgx
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-11

The Ice cream soda and egg drinks
Mt Daniels are tho best. $3.50
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-11

Tho Daily Tribune. 400 . month.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-11
Hat Chat

To accompany blue Serge Suit nice
sailor or Panama hat would be the proper thing,
We also show fine assortment of telescopes in
all shades and prices
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
WOmen'S Spring Suits

Beautifully made Chiffon Panama
Suits. in the stylish shadow stripes and
plain brown, blue. black. Copenhagen
and old rose shades. SILK lined coats
OF the newest cuts. Pleated skirts with
folds and other trimming. The biggest
bargain OF the Spring season. Not one
garment worth less than SO and some
worth SIS. All the credit you wish.