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MEMS UNDERWEAR.
MEMS HABERDASHERY. In Both Stores.

EMS HABERDASHERY. In Both Stores.
$50 dozen Four-n-hand Scarfs.
Made of Imported Silks,-a large
sortment of weaves and designs. 65c
value 100
$50 dozen Shirts OF Imported Ma
dras and Percale. Various m dels. 1.3s
values 80 and 400
1000 Wastcoats. Made of col.
ored English Worsted and white mer-
cerized Fairies. Custom tailored All
SIZES 800
values 500 500
400 dozen Paamas of white and
colored Cheviot. Sateen and mercerzed
Madras. Lax
vauss 400 and 80
so dozen Pajamas, of Silk mixed
fabrics Military model. $50
200 dozen Gloves, English Tan
Cape, Chamois and gray Mocha 100
Gslue $50
IS dozen Night Shirts of Muslin
and Cambria. 7sc
value 90
IS dozen Suspenders Of plain or
fancy embroidered Silk and Satin, with
kid ends, 65c
'alue 90
$50 Woollen Coat sweaters. vari.
Gus models. 400
values 500 TO 800
900 Terry Bath Robes and Weollen
Gowns, $50 and 400
value 500
JAMES McCREERY 4 GO.
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OS1ERY DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
Complete stock of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Fall weight Hosiery.
1000 dozen, Ladies' plain black or
tan Lisle Thread Stockings. Garter
top, double spliced heels. soles and
toes. soc per pair
value SOC
1000 dozen, plain black cotton or
ingram Stockings with split Maco soles.
Size to 1914 inches soc per pair
value Soc
100 dozen, Ladies' pure thread
Silk Stockings. Black with cotton
split soles. 100 per pair
f pairs $50
value i.35
400 dozen, Children's Fine Ribbed
Stockings. With double knees. Size
6 to "a inches. 6 pairs for 100
value sc per pair
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MERINO UNDERWEAR. In Both Stores.

dERINO UNDERWEAR In Both Stores
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Union Suits,
Of cotton and wool. High neck and
long sleeves or low neck and short
sleeves. 1888
value so
Ladies' Vests and Tights. ......75c
value $50
Ladies' Ribbed Merno Body Bands 2sc
value Sc
Ladies' Pajamas. ...............es
value $50
Chidren's Pajamas ...........5o soc
value
Ladies' Coat Sweaters ....2.oo
value 40
Boys and Girls Coat Sweaters. 100
value i.s5
Ladies' Bath and Boudoir Slippers. soc
value
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FURS Tn Boil Stores
Caracu Goats, lined with brocade
silk. rs inch semi fitting model. 1880
French Seal Coats with rolling
collar and cuffs IS inches long, lined
with brocade silk. 5000
Black Lynx scarfs. 81 inches long. IS. so
value
Black Lynx Mufs ............aooo
value
Sable Fox Scarfs and Mufs Fin.
ished with heads and tails
ocaris.' '....,...,....I 1000
Muffs" ....,,,..,..,,........rso 1900
Persian Paw scarfs. 81 Inches long 100
value
Persian Paw Mufs ..........4so
value
JAMES McCREERY & GO.
z5Yd Street 9th Street
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In Both Stores.

UMBRELLAS. In Both Stores
Extra fine quality TwiIled Silk, also
Union Taffeta. Handles of Imported
Natural wood. 76 inch for women 20
inch for men. 2.25
value $50 to 400
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On Sale Friday and Saturday
October the 9th and 10th
BEADED BAGS. In Both Stores.

BEADED BAGS. In Both Stores.
A large assortment of Imported
Beaded Bags. White and steel, white and
gilt, black and steel, black and gilt, white
with fora designs and all black. 3.75
usual price 500 to SIS
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While Shopping refresh yourself with cup OF tee,
be had in Lounging Room free q charge
Patrons Of the Grecnhui will be carried Free OF
Charge in the 18th Street Crosstown Omnibuses to and
from Subway and Fourth Ave Cars Third Ave Elevated
and Surface line and the Surface Car lines Broadway
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'ohlS dStaliS vi l<o SpSSldi ShSio ASi 'AA'>
seasonable and 'wantabIe" merchandise
full prices. Tomorrow these items are
In the store green "Arrow" cards pt
finding was never made easier nor more
Some examples of the special offers
Main Floor
1925 French Br0adcloh al $3.50 Yd1d
An exquisite lusttous quality in a sp end'd eck
the most wanted fabric for the new Drcclone SUNS
and gowns sponged and Sbrunk; 81 IN
S5c MesSdine at 62c Ydrd
In a wide color range
SI25 Black Tafefa at CSC Yard
So inches VIDE IN brilliant finish
$500 Princess Safins at SI.5O fdrd
Hsr-l,ne princess black anu white, black
and blue, black and and black and-9reeni 90 IN
1925 French Vote at soc Yard
bf, ad assortment shades; all "ool for
tailored suits ana gowns; n IN.
1915 Plu,nes at $3.50
l6 in heavy. dropping piumes in black and white
SI.z5 OsirL h FantaiSe a. ST. 5
Something new ana pretty nat Trimming
75t Roses at uOc
Three chiffon d bunch
$50 HAS at So so
smart, talored ehe-.s ready wear mas
$500 Bearer Shapes at $40
All the shapes cUlors demand.
$50 Tips at Csc
Back tips 3 IN pulch.
$500 Algre.ies at S2.25
Curled aisreres, IN back n.
$3.50 Six Umbrellas at Sl.S5
Extra fine quaint, lateia covering VITA handles
ouu.tne al y.ar ,o.u p ate Sirvcr; ais silver and
pearl ana al wood Tor women; sizes
70 ITO % IN,
Hon,en's % 90 CiOueS at 81 so
E bo,y-lei GIN gace sioves tan, black and
whte spl. ndid wearing quality.
Women S So 50 Handbags at $3.50
"Swayger" s,yIes OF Engnsh Morocco Ieaher b sck
ana sew raj cooTsi 90 b Z strap nand Is.
Women 95o Lea.h h. Behs at 75c
Mount>a with gilt buch'es, IN 4arse assortment OF
una black
$50 Maze VeiS at Csc
Chiffon vels IN square s.apes; u. yd
$50 10 so 7uehea NeIs at SOC to
9oc yard
PLAIN and figured .necs variety of designs; Is
81. 90 10 81 81 AuOUer En1b,Oiaeres at
COG ana &c yar4
. hans3ok o. SW 5, nIoyers III yariety oi pretty
dcsIsnt.
% M Dress I,I1,r1u0S afSId5
Beautifully embroidered ehcers on bands oil nett in
all fan shades
75C SlOChS at SOC
Luce GIBSON style, wuh deep ruching
1913 CCque BOaS at $3.75
Fine imported boasj IN black brown, PINK. violet
.ud wn,ei IN yos one
81 so Lawn Robes at S2.65
Trimmed with choice en- Drordcry
Csc Ribbons al 4Oc yard
FarIeune 'oir lusrous quality; white, mas,
punk ana bue 714-ln
SOC Hanahen hieB at3Cc
Mtmen's IRISH ,rusn and 81 mrock hantkerch,ets,
hsmsuched and embroidered, effective designs
Mems $3.50 ana 81 Hdisi(Oafs at.SJ
In fancy cloths ana meIGer.ed materials well.uu
and hIng
Continued 1O-MOn0w---TI
NelV York Made Appar
II you wish to see the best work of the
is here ior, inspection, 1t is a display unique
We have had more pleasant things SAID abou
was opened than some stores hear about thel
And it is not only beautiful showing, IL
tor-price as well.
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Women's $3.50 rajamas at $50

or unc hanne!etc IN neal striped elects hmm
with braid
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$3.50 Silk Peit.cOcS at S3.05

Heavy, ser ceAble tsfe'a models IN colors snd
black; made with deep founce
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JAMES McCREERY 4 GO.
23rd Street 34th Street
81 YEARS OF GROWTH IN MERCHANDISING.
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Also ,anc,a models smart dtessy, ace-mimmsd
STYLES; only one OF kind
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The c,rre.t models t,r dress and walking service;
tins ot compnses several sIlcs patent leather and
black Russia caItskin; lace and button
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Boys' $3.50 Sui,s at S4.25

Double bre and Norfolk suns made oil fine fancy
che, lois; a bf ken io' OF sizes and styles
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Ex.ra fine quaint, Iateia covering; wnn handles in
gun me al pearl. 100 ate or Sitvcr; ais silver and
pe arl ana natu al wood Tor men women; IN sizes
70 TO % IN,
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$500 Coals at 1919

Mannish, ToP-Coals Of fine covert olotn; perfectly
tauored; sLk-,ined.
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$500 ConetS at $3.50

Fine cout,l corsets IN The new stra,ght-hip mode
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$500 N G. Waists at 50 Is
Women's $500 Footwear a. S3.45

Odd 10, OF -a,n,y rel wass, lace trimmed
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JAMES McCREERY & GO.

23rd Street 34th Street
81 YEARS OF GROWTH IN MERCHANDISING
On Sale Friday and Saturday,
October the 9th and 10th
MEMS HALF HOSE. In Both Stores
1000 dozen Half Hose. German
made of fine black cotton Double heels,
soles and toes. Also Lisle Thread with
embroidered insteps. Various coors
3oc per pair
Black Silk Half Hose with silk or
cotton spliced soles. 100 per pair
MEMS UNDERWEAR
Sea Island Cotton Shirts and Draw
ers. French made. 7sc per garment
value
dozen medium weight natural
wool Shirts and Drawers English
made Las per garment
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Misses S4.75 Six Petficoats at $2.75
In variety Of coors and black made oil heavy talera
with full hounce
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Women S So 80 Handbags at $3.50

"Swayser styIes OF Engnsh Morocco eather IN b sci
and sev, raj colorsi 90 b strap nand eS
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Second Floor

CcCO1lQ floor
Women's S25.OO 10 $500 Suits at
SS.75 ard STATS
One hundred and fifty choice models IN several
fitting
$3.50 Shirts at $3.50
Chev'ot Broadco,h and Panama skirts variety OF
styles
$3.50 Skirts at $3.50
Sik-lincd wolfe skirts in blue and brown.
$3.50 Lynx Scarf at 1915
Fine, oO-in Throw Scarf silk.hncd
$500 TO $3.50 Six Waists at S375
OF SOFT japanese silk; several pretty styles
$500 Messahne Waists al $500
Also ,ane,a models; dfessy lace-nrmmsd
styles only one OF kind
$500 COdls at 500
Mannish ToP-Coa's OF fine covert clotn; perfectly
tauored; sLk-,ined.
$500 ne. WAISTS at S275
Odd 10, OF -an,y wa,s's, lace trimmed
W0men's $500 Footwear a. S3.45
The c,rre.t models t,r dress and walking services;
Tins !o compnses several Siles patent leather and
black Russia csltskn; and button
$3.50 Silk Peit!cocts at S3.95
Heavy, ceAble tsfe'a models IN coors and
black; made with deep founce
Women's $3.50 rajanlds at $50
OF unc Aanne!euc striped effects; Trimmed
with braid
$500 COr,ets at $3.50
Fine cout,l corse the hip model.
Misses S4.75 Six Petficoats at $2.75
In vaneyo co!ors and black made OF heavy talera
with full hounce.
Boys $3.50 SuiS at S4.25
Double bre and Norfolk suns made oil fine fancy
che, lois; broken io OF sizes and styles
Boys SIS rs Suits at 1918
Sailor and Russian styles fancy fabrics
Third Floor
SIP OO Ca,abagh Rugs at So so
In variety oil besutiiu Oriental designs color
ings; o1A1o'
S4!5. or and 81 $50 SarOuk Rugs at
$3.50 TO $50. 90
Persian exquisite, soft color effects; s,zes
sbou o3N4i
81 so Curtains a. $500
Dainty Nottingham lace curtains in various s>is
$3.50 COmh Covers al $3.50
Genuine, Imported Bsgdad
$500 POriieres at S3.75
Doube.taceo stylesi III plan rich efects
$500 Brass Beds at $3.50
With Pan continuous posts excellent style
$500 Reading Lamps at $3.50
For electric lighting
$3.50 Cut Glass Wafer Pitchers ASSOC
Ia pretty designs; highly polished
$500 Lamps at $3.50
Electric Gas Lamps in me styles
$3.50 Sugar ana Cream Sets at $500,
OF finely cut q asst brilliant finish,
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$500 Aigre.ieS at S2.25
$3.50 Six Umbrellas at SI.85

Curlcd aigreues IN back an coors,
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Women's 200 Gloues at 81. so

e bow-lel grn gIace Ia eoves; IN tan, black anc
white: splendid wearing quality.
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Boys S., rs Suits at 1913
Sailor and Russian styles; IN fancy fabrics
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$3.50 Tips at Csc
Back tips; IN Dulch.
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OBJ hfODOHS di fOe ydIQ
Faeune, III 'oir lusrous qualify; white mas.
pink ana bluei 7I2-ln
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SIS. IS c. que BOaS at S3.75

Fine, imported boasj IN black brown PINK. vioet
ano wnte IA yos 'on9.
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Main Floor

SI.25 Black Tafefa at CSC Yard
So inches W de, IN a brilliant finish
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$I.25 French Vote at soc Yard

A br, ad assortment OF street shades; all WOOL;
tailored suits ana gowns II IN.
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SOC HanaherohieB at 3Gc

Moments IRISH iuen and 81. mTock hantkerchiets,
and embroidered effective designs
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@I2.5O Lynx SCdH al S9.Io
Fine. 50-in Throw Scari: silk. lined
The evening world., 1908-10-08
$500 Princess Satins at $3.50 Yard

Hair-llne princess SATIN. IN black AND white black
and bue, black and ose and black and-sreen; 50 IN
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Women 95t LEAH r BehS at Csc

hiounteo with g, buche., 4arse assortment OF
co.ors ana black
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$500 Beaver Shapes at S2.65

All the shapes emo cUlors most IN demand.
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Mems $50 ana So Wdisi1Oafs at.SI
In fancy cloths ana meIeerled materials well.cu
and hItlng
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and
Company
DryGoods
Tomorrow
Note
ARROW SALE
Prices in Booklet

which handed
Arrow
mrchandse buying
reduced
In Arrow cards the specially Bargain
finding was never made profitable.
examples of the special offers follow:
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Women'S S25.OO 10 $500 Suits at
SS75 ard STATS

one hundred and fifty choice models several
fIung
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81 so LaWn Robes at S2.65
Csc Ribbons al 4Oc yard

leh With choice en-. broldeLY
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Third Floor

SIP OO Ca,abagh Rugs at So so
In variety oil beauriuI Oriental designs snd color
ngs; o.4s4o.
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l6 in. heavy. aroop,ng plumes in black and VIII,
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$3.50 Skirts at S7.5'

Sllk-lincd wolfe skirts in blue and brow
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$3.50 Skirts at $3.50
ShcvIot broadcloth and Panama skirts IN variety OF
styles
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$50 Maae VeiS at Csc
Chiffon VEINS Square snapes "a yd.
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SI.75 Oslri, h EdntdiSe a. 81 .25
new ana pretty N nat Thinning
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$500 Dress Trimmings at SI.4t

Beautifully embroidered etecs on bands OF net; IN
all me fail shades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
MAY BID AGAIN
UNLESS BONDS SELL. CITY
CONTRACT MUST BG AovgR.
TisUo a SECOND TIME.

within the near future the board
OF public works will readyerilse
for bids on tho second Cedar River
pipe line.
-rhis step n made necessary BY
the failure 70 sell the issue Of "
$50 900 worth OF bonds provided Tor
at the last general election.
When the first call VAS advefiis'
Cd. the Puget SQUAD bridge a
Dredging Co. was awarded the con
tract on their figures of ti.ato,oe0.
hut the failure 90 sell the bonds
halted the contract
A plan H. nov under conhldefa'
ton whereby the contracting firm
mas take the bonds 60 the amount
Of their contract price and - ahead
with the work The company IL
trying a. sell the bonds to cover
their contract and u they succeed.
the advertisement Win be stopped
and the work formally turned over
g them
The contractor must also prom
lac 90 have the cork finished
within a year from commencing op-
erations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
OF
kRAILROADS
H FIXED
Taxation Based on Sixty
Per Cent Of Roads
Valuation.
10y United press.l

OLYMPIA. June 40 The state
board Of tar commissioners has
fixed the valuation Of the operating
property of the three chief rail
roada la this state. for taxation puf.
poses. at 80 per cent Of the values
OF such property just found by the
state railway commission, The
roads will therefore be assessed
for this years taxes on the basis
OF go per cont OF the following
valuea. o. ". A n. SIC, 500 900 !.
Great Northern. t5a 900 900. North.
efn Pacific. tiit.e1a. 600.
This so per cent for these three
roads aggregates gross ASSESS
meut OF tiit.9o0 600 Similar M.
scssmentH Of the other railways Of
the state. also on the so per cent
basis. viii probably swell the total
assessment OF railroad property this
year 20 ti2s. 600 coo as against but
about 90 0o0 600 assessment last
year These assessments do not IN.
ciude railroad grants nor coal
mines. or wharYrn or tide lands
and other commercial property noe
used for operating purposes Under
the new Law the state tar com
mission fires values solely on the
operating property % the several
roads and county assessors will IN
ihe assessments on the other prop
rrty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
CITY DADS
OBJECT
COuncilmen Oppose Paying
Salaries to Members
of Board of Appeals.

A merry fight Il In prospect whom
the council takos up the ordinance
providing FOR the appointment Of a
building board af appeals.
This ordinance was introduced at
thu council meeting last night and
will be considered BY the fire and
water committee tomorrow night
The present program involves \
brilliant display OF pyroteohnies At
that time.
The opposing vounetlmen claim
thar the council originally agreed 60
the creation of the board on the un
derstandiug thar the board mem.
beers would b. paid no SALARY. The
ordinance a. drawn provides that
the members o. the board shall re.
celye a salary of sia for each day i
service, not 10 exceed 81 900 dufing
tbs year
II Il generally believed that sew
cral changes VAL 30 madr In the
ordinance before it goes hack %
the council and the propaganda Of
the heiilsefcnfa pgdgiara Tor a De.
termined fiEht asalnss paying the
proposed commissioners any salary
az ALI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
FOR THE
CARRIERS

noys Who carry The Star are
wearing the "Hfnile that vent come
off. on account Of the Invitation
extended to them bf the Waahip,
ton Park Amusement company 10
visit the White City. on Lake
Washington. sBd ace "PgIn'a We
saeius and Manhattan Fireworks
Thursday evening
Tire boys viii hurry with their
papers that evening. 40 - 10 Ap.
pe4f ~ the office OF The STAR AZ
: o'clock. and then 90 10 the park
IN BODY. shortly after some OF
she boys had been told Of tho In.
xitation they quickly passed the
happy news 10 the others and Ia a
short time all the carriers had
heard the glad tldlnEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
SET ASIDE MADE
IN SEATTLE" DAY

Saturday. August ~. has been
designated b. the Chamber % Com.
morc- a. Made IN Seattle day.
Fur the past two years Made In
Seattle day has been observed aud
The ahow windowa II the stores
have been an exposition. displaying
the various products 81 this city
A the special showing 0f Seattle
made goods has helped the local
Industries the past to years. she
Chamber Of Commerce has desiE
mated the fourth Saturday IN Ags
usf nf each year. on Whieh 20 spe-
ciailf call the attention Of tho pub.
lie 70 local kooda All merchants
and citizens arr urged To observe
the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
MYSTERIOUS
ROBBERY
bverumeni Secret Service
Men Have Hard Job
TO Tackle.

San FRANCISCO. June 80
@xernment secret service men 10
~ are investigating one OF the
~, mysterious rohberies that has
- occurred on government prop
az The beautiful weddius gown
Ms shora Waite nuck. Wife OF
Ant Carroll u. Buck. 5ogether
~ tray Of valuable Jewels, vas
..,lan from Mrs. nuck's traas On
-ns. 70 san Francisco from Ma,
- ca board the army transport
2eruzn
re trunk vas double padlceked
ii In the strung box. and vas un,
- suard most 81 the time
ne theft vas not discovered un.
ne trunk Was delivered o. the
s,ms q Ms 1ot9 A. Murtagh.
- Bucks lister herc last night
"a every effort has been made by
= arny men 20 KEEP the theft
4 seerei Mrs Mnrtagh brought
A. frunk uith ia treasures 30 tets
sunsry fof Mrs Buck. Who Is stay.
u n the Philippine Islands with
M husband
fks l0ck OF tho truuk bears Alb
stately no evidence that Il has
~ sampered with. aad the whole
tslf seems 70 rival Conan Doyle
xsstery. The soldier on guard
nsf the trunk IS said 20 be above
appleton b. The officers OF the
herman.
M mex Sh0rb White Buck was
~ leaasr % san Franeiseo's smart
! - befprc she sailed fer Manila
n become a bride several weeks
txr
n = thought that the robbery =
ErAsed IN some way TO y series Of
|a<fts o. wedding gowns aud tew.
~ thar has puzzled the police
IRE foF the last fes months. A
.nrx Is said % be systematically
[erklnx among the smart set on
! - coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
Vaudeville al the star.

nlS audiences saw the frat great.
ar vaudeville performance IN many
nlsnlhs AZ the star theatre yester
daY afternoon aud last evening Tho
entire show. which has until this
time been seen Al the Coliseum. has
been removed 10 the Star. The
feature Of the new hlil Was the
lariatthrowing ~ WIN Rogers, The
Cherokee Indian. who tauEh Fresi.
dent Roosevelt hoW 90 sWinE the
iasso The motion picture nlm 81
civil var scenes Is highly realistic.
and the other acts include Juggling.
novaliy gymnastics. comedy
sketch. a singing medienne. aud q
trio Of dancers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
DAnLIA FANcIERS
WILL MEET

Those Interested IN the culture
Of the Dahlia. the official flower Of
the A..YeP. exposition. are Invited
70 attend a meeting Of the pahIIa
ianeiefs 81 the Chamber q Com
meros rooms at \ O'Clock on Wed
neaday evening
Il lie the purpose OF the cxpoai-
ton management, 10 form a Dshiia
eluh aud 70 hold q Dahila show in
Seattle merit fail 20 educate the poo.
nie - sesitt. rceardlne the on.
esat Fta.ra~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
LACE MAKERS ARE
GIVEN RECEPTION

Division No 1. Ladies' Auxiliary.
A @ n. held a reception Last night
AZ the Hfberuisn hall In honor Of
FMthsr Michael FlannagAn. and
the three Ifiah lace makers from
Longhlyun. ireland A good pro
gram vas rendered and refresh.
mouts served One Of the features
Of the evenings 9rus~m waa the
drili by thu Hibernian knighta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30

near Yesler way. by Patrolman
zimmerman shortly before 10
o'clock last night, apparently intox-
icated.
Darragh was taken 20 the police
station and locked up. When re-
leased this morning the old man
insisted that he Was not intoxicated
last night but Was the victim OF
sudden sickness. He told the po-
lice be came 10 Seattle last night
TO attend TO some business. While
walking along the street sickness
overcame him and he sank to the
sidewalk.
While he was recovering his
senses. Darragh says some person
made away with two grips, contain
ing a revolver and a quantity of
clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
BOTH ARRESTED
FOR GAMBLING

A. O. Smith. who says he is a
real estate man. and ]. ID. Robert
son. proprietor OF q cigar stand at
1914 First av.. we're arrested by
Sergeant of Police Claude Bannick
and Patrolman G. NJ. Ballard last
nirht on charges OF gambling.
smith and Robertson are alleged
10 have shaken dice for a dollar a
throw. Bannick watched the men
from across the street and came
upon them unswares in tome TO
seize the dice and box and several
dollars in cash. Smith and Robert.
son were taken TO the police sta.
ton and each released on $50 cash
bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
CONG. JONES WILL
ADDRESS CLUB

Congressman Wesley L. Jones
will address the Commercial club
tonight at $ O'Clock In the club
rooms. At First av. aud Columbia
st. giving 4 review of the doiugs
uf The last congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30

NEW YORK. June 30.--Abe At
tell. OF San Francisco. and Matty
Baldwin fought six fast rounds be-
fore the Grand Union Athletic club
last night At the end both men
were on their feet and on points
the battle was a fairly even one.
Attell had the advantage In the
first. but In the second Baldwin
improved and had shade the bet
ter of the round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30
suRoLARlzE HOUSE.

Burglars forced an entrance TO
the residence OF NJ. Carson. 1909
Aurora ay.. Green Lake. last night
while the family vas asleep. About
tls In cash was stolen Mr.. Carson
says the burglars gained entrance
by forcing a bathroom window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-30

The firnt reproduction Of paiH's
Efurtlon OF Mount Yesgyius and
The Carnival OF Naples will be
given az White city. Madison park.
tonight. beginning at $50 o'clock.
This H. the most pr@lautious
amusement ever engaged b tho
White city company An immense
amount OF space u required 10 show
the volcano In action. throwing its
IRE and lava over the city %
Naples. where the Neapolitaua are
enjoying a great carnival A large
amphitheatre on which Wlli be
sports and vaudeville. ln panto
milne. viii b. shown
There will be special fireworks
tonlght. one ~ tho features Of the
latter being a Reproduction Ia fire
Of the photograph OF Mayer Miller.
Who with members % the city eoun.
ell. Will BE the guests Of the man.
Axement on the opculnx niyht