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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-24
kauai KOREANS
WAR ON JAPANESE

LIHUE, Kauai, August 22.-Nineteen
Koreans in jail is the result of cele'
bration of the birthday of the Hermit
living at Pukaki last Thursday night.
Tt seems that the much abused king,
emperor or potentate of Korea has
birthday and that it is the habit of his
Ioyal subjects annually to celebrate the
occasion by annihilating the visible liq.
nor supply They did the same this
year. at least up at Pukaki. Sandpaper
and dago red were demolished to such
a degree that the destroyers lost con-
troll of their fighting mood.
Unluckily someone started the sub
jeet of japanese oppression in Korea
and heated speeches followed. At last
a Korean, Camille Desmoulin, pointed
the road to revenge and freedom, and
before one could say Jack Robinson his
audience swarmed down TO the nearest
.Tapanese camp. And then things began
to happen. Everything that came in
the way of the infuriated Koreans was
broken. plates, cups, heads and teeth.
The Japanese were rather taken by sur
prise, but they soon recovered their
pres9eee of mind and paid back in the
same coin. The mixup kept growing
and threatened to assume war proper
tions when somebody thought it had
gone far enough and telephoned for the
police.
The khaki boys were not slow IN
answering to the call. but as soon as
the celebrators saw them coming they
took to the woods or rather the Ian
tana. The officers didn t know exactly
what the fleeing Koreans had been do,
ing but took the flight as a confession
of guilt and began rounding them up. |
They succeeded in gathering in nine |
teen of the men from the Hermit King
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-24
FELL FROM HOTEL BATHS SWING.

While climbing out on the trapeze
platform and holding to the swing rope,
Joe Olivera, Portuguese boy, slipped,
and falling, struck the concrete border
wall surrounding the pool in the Hotel
Baths, shortly after ) o'clock yester-
day afternoon. He was taken to the
Queen s Hospital in the patrol wagon,
where his injury was ascertained to be
a scalp confusion. He suffered no
serious damage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-24
CRESCENT CITY SWEPT
BY FLAMES YESTERDAY

coNsTANTNoPLE Turkey
andth has beena
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-24
TRAGEDY IN NORTHERN SEA

24FOgnfOndan has wrecked the
Racka forty persons drowned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-24
SPERRY WATCHES
AMERICAN TRIM
BOSHTER BILL
Sports Yesterday at Sydney for Benefit of the
Fleet Vsitors---Sub-Treasury Teller
DefauIter
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

SYDNEY, Ausral@ August
champion
arranged practically
champion
i o
BETWEEN MEMO 'wARsNdEN
batthip
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-24

Go to the Empire Theater tomorrow
afternoon and help swell the fund for
the purchase of a moving picture ma
chine for Molokai
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
LAST WEEK BEST
IN BUSINESS YEAR
Restored Confidence Creates
Boom in All Industrial
Lines.

NEW YORK, June 15.-Jobbers nave
no heslteucy in admitting that last week
was the best week in June, from bust
ness standpoint. ana that it also was
the best week OF the year.
The assurance Of great harv ssis has
given confidence to the retailers OF the
country, and they are beginning 10 stock
up for the rest of the summer. Mer-
chants believe that the fail and winler
rade viii be excellent, and they aro
much encouraged by the improved cen
ditiOns. The purchasing power Of the
agricultural population will be great,
and this is the power that viii start the
wheels of industry going again.
This condition Is being manifested in
the FAN River mills and in mills else
where throughout the New England
States. As a result, investors are buy
ing back mill stocks and paying higher
prices for them.
On every side there are evidences that
the clouds of business depression are
breaking and, with the Presidential cleo
ton out Of the way, easy mUuey as
suUed and confidence returning, bps'sIr8s
should show radical recoveries all
lines.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
BOOM IN DIAMOND
SHOWS PROSPERITY
Hard Times Are Over, Experts De-
clare-Year's lmportations Ag-
gregate Only Sl4,500,OO0.

NEW YORK, June 15.-From Amster-
dam, Antwerp. London, and Paris
comes the assuring report that Ameri-
can gem buyers are making large pIr-
chases, tn anticipation of a return Of
business prosperity. I Ills is a real
sign 0f Improving conditiCas. For eight
months the market for precious stones,
ia the language OF Wall Street, has
been absolutely neglected"
II was only BY standing together.
after the manner OF the manufacturer
of steel and Iron products, that the
prices for precious stones were held
strongly, and then, entirely at the ex-
peuse ot cessation IN trade Michael
Nathan, one OF the chief appraisers at
the port OF View York. asserted that the
reports rece Ved n The appraisers Of
fee OF gem buying abroad were encour-
aging For May tie value or gems i'm
Ported totaled S40oOJ0 while for tho
preceding three months they were far
below these figures
This years entries OF gems Tor the
nscaI year ending June 81 will not eS-
coed 81. go. 900. as compared with s3s.
0G0.O8 a year ago The story from tho
diamond ceuters OF Europe is being sent
an over the Continent, Hard times in
America are over
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
PRODUCE PRICES

The local produce market took on a
real summer tone this morning, for the
nrst zine this season.
There are. but few summer commOdi-
ties which cannot be had now for the
most reasonable figures shown so far.
Ills is especially true of green vege
tables. which are plentiful Berries of
all kinds have started coming IN, tut
some ara not get enough IT, evidence IJ
be quoted with any degree of accuracy.
The live stock market Is dun. PraC-
tCaliy no extra good stuff has been sent
here for a week. and IN consequence re
tail dealers were compelled This morn
t0 pay high prices TOR ordinary stuff
prices which they generally give for "a
much better grade of goods.
Wholesale prices are.
Eggs-Nesrsy, fancy, fresh. Virginia. 10.
nearby, average, l5.zc; " Va and 8. W.
Va, l6lsc. Teuu-ssee. I6i4c.
Cheese-N Y. State, factory. large. old,
lsaalfci Eats. lee small. IfalfizCs sumner.
large. lbal6c. summer, small I4aI5c, fair "a
good lsaiScs Western factory. new CnOisa
L5+al1Ac. fair 20 good. lie. Virginia. -.
HurteT-Creamsyy, fancy 1zs25c: Western.
nTsis. z3}4aZ4c; seconds 2OazIc. process
Fancy 2la28ci fair 20 good. isa23e, dairy.
choice, lIal6cs good. Ice, store. packed. fresh.
Csc small, zUay2C. hens. small per b. Iss
lic, large, per ID .. l3izcs ROSTERS per b. &c:
ducks spring large per To-, foallCi small.
per H. Sc geese. per ID, 4akc, turkeys toms,
l1C. mems lac. hin. lOc, keats par h. lOc.
Dressed POUlIry--TuFk8ys. undrRwn. hens
per H.. l5c. average. undrawn, mixed, Der
ID, lsc; thin Ter ID. 10al2c: young toms, Igc;
old toms, l3S, chickens. spring, large. per
H.. Zea2t1- spring. small. per H. HduZZc. hens
choice. .r-T TO-. 15Cs ROSTERS. per TO-. 81.
ducks ltsl2c. geese. per h.. SalOc.
Green pples-FeH DaEls. packed.
bemare PipPlu, packed, ss,Oos45oi Spy. per
Dbl, packed. s.. g5a35O. California uayels
per box, 81 50a45O, grape fruit Florida per
box. 81 25aA50s STRAW. berries. 4alOc O. pine
apples, per crate. 50 I5s3 e; Florida and Geor-
gla peaches per crate. 81 0OaS2 %, Cants Iouuas.
per crate, s.. 5oaz5o. huckleoerres. per Ct.
saI2lzC- blaCkDerries, per ct, sallC.
\ege abss-Eotatoes. per bu-, 15s90cg new,
per bbl.. 49, 00a3.50; cabbage, new 3Ja60c.
kale. per Dbl, 59a75C; spinach, per hhI-.
5oCaSl 90, lettuce, per Dbl, ToCaXlo o.; onions.
Bermuda q 95aI60; string beans. green. per
per bbL 81. 5oa4 CO. tomatoes. per crate, 8. Goa
80, beets. per bunch, 2sSc; rhubarb, per
100 punches, 81 O0a2.e0; aspar agus, per doz..
50CaS3 90, Cucuubers, per basket, 90Ca31. y:
squash. per basket S5caSl g: egg plant per
crate, SI5oa2.o0-
heads Off. ioalic; hcE dressed calves, safe.
hams. country. sugar cured. l2al4c. hogs.
small and neat per cwt, 7ikaS5zc; meiium.
Ease. heavy. 3c-
Live SJock-Cattle, extra per owL. $500
g. % butcher, per Cwt.. S450a5. %; common.
S. 5Oa5- 70. ordinary. per cWt S OOa5 .: sheep.
prime, So. o0a4 0oi lambs, spring, 7a7lsc5
calves. prime. per 10. Ta714c! medium. per
h., 6isa7c
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
DAYS DECLINES.

NEW YORK. June l5.-It was a
weary market that offered little conso-
lation to either the bulls OF the bears.
Al no time was there anything Hp-
preaching activity. while at times tie
tickers moved with the speed Of a one
horse car in a heavy snow storm,
Room traders found their satisfaction
in keeping in the range of the electric
fans ami reading fans, looking up now
AID Cnen as a sale was recorded. There
was nothing that .ooked like public
buying. nothing that suggested that
Hartman and his following were un-
der the market or that either the
bulls or bears were interested one way
or the other.
in the London market Hartman q,
Fries and Canadian Pacific were fairly
active and steady, with good tone.
II was impossible 90 obtain any Idea
of influences responsible for the dull
ness. other than the approaching con-
venuIon iH Chicago, the fear that more
important cuts viii have TO be made
ia steel products 10 get business, ana
the lndIspJsitou OF the investing anu
speculative pubIiC 10 have anything u
10 with the m-.~ket.
The unInrdIaL. opening was steady
followed a. Uncu bY declines OF = 10
lle points. There were some Few SELL
ing orders. ana their execution Was
responsible for this decline, For an
hour the list was sott, and then un-
eNpeCtedly rallied, showing good tone,
generally recovering TO the prices OF
SATURDAY. Entering The noon hour
The market was quiet as midnight IN
The country; uukers were making spas
modic EFFORTS 10 do something, but
only an occasional sale was made
Despite the extreme dizziness the mar
Ilet gained a little strength rs the attcr-
noon advanced nearly everything being
well up TO Saturday close except the
EsrIrS which were Is lower,
This situation mas developed } ne
rnarClned holdings have been marketed
and are practically wiped OUT Inc
rrr71aI stocks are held for Investment
and are giving good returns 10 investors.
when tine very low rates for money
are considered, ana they VIII pTobabil
hold ON 10 their investments irrfspVe-
tive of dulInass. The big men OF the
Street have heavy holdings. on -Stch
a market ~ this there is no opportunity
for distributing stock ana lieE VIII
hold ON 10 tHeLE shares until better
F.r-a were "a OF. Louisville ana NAeh-
Vile l-z higher. No important changes
i'm the 1.20 %. m range from the clos
ing figures of SATURDAY.
In Inc closing hour there .Were some
few improvements. but they were onset
bv bout the same number of declines.
Canadian Pacific and Louisville ana
Nashville were the strong Al STOCKS
while Northern Pacific and Republic
steel preferred were weak
The volume of business did not IN
crease
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
THAWS RECONCILED,
DECLARES O'REILLY

NEW YORK, June Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw and her husband have been
reconciIed. The reconciliation is alb
solute and nothing can separate them.
Despite the attitude Of Mrs. William
Thaw and other members Of the Thaw
family, who have been opposed to Mrs.
ThaW she will retain her position as
the wife OF Harry ThaW. She has
made strenuous fight against great
ODDS and has won out She Is not go
ing out West as reported. but is going
10 remain here in New York so that
she can be tn touch with her husband %.
This statement was made today by
Daniel o. Reilly. counsel for Mrs Eve
Ign Nesbit ThaW and as further evil
deuce OF the reconciliation Mrs. Thaw
viii go tn PouEhAeepsie 90 see her
husband. and viii probably remain in
that city until the de-isioB OF Justice
Morschauser.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
QUOTATIONS FOR TODAY
ON WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction SIS, 81. OooaIIO s., O00a
no, Sl,O00d1I0, Sl00Cull0 Sl.OOOd11O
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephorg
SIS S1.00ldl03Fs
e hingtOU Gas, 25U651z
Greene Cananea. lO0Q1OSs
GAS BONDS
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
PATRIOTIC SONS
HONOR THEIR DEAD

Memorial services for the deceased
members Of the Patriotic Sons of Amer
lea were held at G0rsuCh Methodist
Episcopal Church. yesterday. Since the
beginning OF this order ia Washington.
iu June 1901 fourteen OF It's mem bers
have died. as follows William Jones.
Adolph IipphaT1 l.. BaileugeT william
Ii. Sutton. Charles Cheek. Richard Eek
hart t. p. Hagerman. L. A and WI
liam A Duvau. J. r. fVsnsciver. VIII
liam Bruce W h. Padgett. r. Young.
and rs r. Ellis
The church was decorated with the
stars and Stripes and flowers including
more than fifty wFeaths, which were
afrerWard placed ou the graves OF the
deceased. Secretary Weber spoke o.
the objects of the order. and a prayer
bv Commander Ball eulogized the lives
Of those deCea sed.
The Rev. w L. Lynn. the pastor, de
Nvered the memorial address
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
OLD AGE PENSIONS.

John Ruskin proposed old age pen
sions more than fifty years ago In his
lectures at Manchester in ISL on The
Political Economy Of Art he pleaded
for pensions TO soldiers of the piogv-
share as we'll as soldiers o. the sword 50
and three years later he developed the
plea in his Unto This Last" The es-
saws repubH -hed under that title origi-
nauy appeareS IN the Cornhnl Maya
zine, then edited by Thackersv. The
novelist was q friend OF Ruskin, and
not a timorous person: but so loud was
the Outcry at the appearance of such
disreputable heresies in so respectful bic
a magazine that Thackeray was con
strained TO stop Ruskin's papers -
Pittsburg ChroniCle-Telegraph.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
RESOURCE SAVING
TO BEGIN SOON

CLIFFORD Pinchot, chairman OF the ma
uonal commission appointed by the
President 60 conserve the natural re-
sources Of the country, will take up
preliminary organization. work his
week Mt Pinchot IS already preparing
10 collect Information upon which to
base a preliminary report Of the com
mission 10 be made next January Il
il probable that the commission will
divide Itself into subcommittee more
effectively 10 obtain Information on the
various subjects 10 be considered
II is understood that the general SEE
reJary viii be Thomas r. Ship OF IN
dianapOlis. VINO is associated gVfth Mr.
PiTChOt in the Forestry Service and
who was secretary Of the conference of
governors al the White House.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
MET SUDDEN DEATH
RIDING IN ELEVATOR
Samuel T. Pennington Was En-
ploye in Office Of Auditor
for the Nauu
for the Navy.

Samuel T. Pennington OF 1883 F street
northeast. met sudden death this morn
ing while Ia an elevator or his way 70
the Offices OF the Auditor for the Navy
Department in A downtown office build
ing, where ne was employed as clerk
Mr. Pennington Was thiTty-o1e years
old. lie had left home in apparently
the best health. but iust after he en-
tered the elevator Of the building where
hts Office Is located, he was seized with
sudden illness His body feQ forward.
Immediately after the attack came up
OH him. The elevator operator. behind
whom Mr. Pennington was standing,
was struck by the body. The operator
graspcd him with one hand and sought
TO draw him back, but he WAS unable
10 handle the dead weight Of the un-
conscious man. The BODY dropped IN
such d position that the head projected
slightly beyond the floor II ,he car.
A. the operator threw back mis- lever
TO stop the elevator the mead OF the
apparently ifeless msl struck against
the slightly projecting ledge at the
fourth floor. Immediately the automatic
safety device brought the elevator 30
a stop.
When the physician from the Emer-
genCy Hospital arrived few minutes
later, he announced that the man was
dead. The body was taken TO the
morgue. where the inquest viii be held
by Coroner hewitt.
William J. Evans, inspector Of ele-
vatOrs for the District was on the scene
Immediately after the occurrence. After
n careful examination he stated that
every mechanical and automatic device
on the elevator worked 10 perfect salts
faction. He stated further that the
elevator was equipped with every known
safety device used inImodern elevator
construction
Arrangements have not been made
for the funeral OF Mr.. Pennington
He was born in Back bone. Ky. and
had been az accountant f.. the office
or the Auditor fer tEr NAVY Department
for TWO years. Mr. Pennington was
married two years ago and had recently
been graduated from the National Law
School.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE GOULD
ltaEiaG today

Equity Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called todayy
No. 1881 Wright VS. Wright. commits
sion ordered 10 Issue. COmplainant's So
Hector. T.. T. Hendler. defendants So
hCirOr, II. J. Quinn.
Browne Us. Browne. rule as 10 ali
nOny. returnsble June 10 Complainant s.
solicitors, Hughes & Gray; Gofeudant's
solicitor. NJ T. CNnkscales.
Circuit Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Called todayJ
Sullivan VS.. Capital Traction Company;
on triad. plaintiffs attorneys, J. ".
ECkOls and r Hilton Jackson. defend
antts attorneys r. Ross. Perry q Son.
and G. Thomas Dunlop.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called todayD
Estate OF Sarah J. ObOld. will dated
October %, 1896; c0dicils dated July Is
1870, and IJIy IS 1901; filed naming An
rie c TeWhy, eXeCurriX. petition for
probate OF viii and COdlciIs and letters
tesla mentaTy; guardian ad HJem ap-
pointed. Attorneys. Carlisle & LuCketf
Estate Jacob Kline. order authorizing
withdrawal OF exhibits Attorney. James
). Easily Smith
Estate OF George BoeghoIz: order
granting letters OF administration TO
Frederick Bergman; bond $1,000 At
torneys, Dan Peyser & Curtin
Estate Of Rudolph EichhoTn, order
for sale Or real estate. Attorney. James
Z. Fague.
Estate OF John L. LIbbey: order for
transfer Of personally. Attorneys
Baker, Shelby < Hogan, and Gordon &
Gordon
Estate. Of Marie F. seItz. order for
commission
Estate Of BOsanna c. Young. order
appointing James A. Shea collector
bond. 800 Attorney. Robert 8 Hume
Estate Of Mary L. Town; win admitted
10 probate and record and letters tes-
tamentary granted TO Edna d. r. New
ton; bond. $500. Attorneys, Blair &
Thorn.
Estate OF Ann Franz; will admitted
TO probate and record and letters of
admins tratlon C.. I. a. granted TO Hen
~ W. Tippett. bond 5000 ArrorDsy-
William r. Ambrose.
Estate Of Elmer r. Reynolds. order
granting letteFs Of administration to
ASenoT St Paul Reynolds, bond S1O0
Attorney, George G. Shinu
Estate OF William T. Scott: viii dated
May 8. 1898, fled naming Mary F. Scott
eTeCutriX. petition for probate and rec
ord OF will and letter testamentarv.
Attorney. George c. German
In re .Catharine H. Roche ct al.
order granting allowance. Attorney,
George T. Williams.
Isl late OF Eleanor $, Wright: order
authorizing sale OF real estate Atto,-
new. Charles J Williamson
Estate OF Charles s. Wilson. petition
for probate and record OF viii and let
ters testamentary. Attorney, A A
In re Mary Fl. S. Nelson ct al: petit
ton for appointment OF guardian
Estate OF Philip VI. Loue; order
changing name.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
PRICES FOR TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

touotations furnished hy " b. HiHbs &
CO.. bankers and brokers, Hiobs Building,
members New Yorl, stock Exchange, Wash
f7rror stock Exchange and Chicago BOltd OF
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

The Third Assistant Secretary Of
state and Mrs. Huntington Wilson. who
ieft washington Saturday for Chicago,
10 attend the convention will return
EasI IN time 20 sail Friday from New
York for Europe, where they win spend
the summer In travel
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
Washington STOCKS
AGAIN VERY QUIET
Traction SIS Firm at
11O-Traction Stocks Neg
lected-GaS 65 1-2.

The local stock market was a replica
OF the New York market, except a
little more so. 1t was a shor- call. un-
Interesting even in the bid ana asked
price making the volume OF trade,
$4,000 par value bonds and 1876 shares
Of stock, indicating the narrowness
better than pase of descriptive mat
ter.
Five OF the bonds we're Capital Trac-
ton SIS. and the price was the oil 10.
One bond OF the Chesapeake ana Pc
tomac Telephone Company sold at
1889
Washington Gas sold at 65h and
Greene Cananea at 1OHs.
That all
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
NEWS NOTES AND
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
CONTINUED from sixth page)

terms and flags, and an orchestra play
ed during the evening.
III. and Mrs. Fisher were assisted in
receiving their guests by Mrs j. p
Couse OF Hamburg, n j., and Mrs. )
Il. Borseau. OF Richmond. Va Mrs.
Strickland, OF Washington. served the
punch.
Mrs. Fisher wore a handsome maize
blue chiffon gown made over pale vel
low satin and trimmed with old lace.
Among. the Washington . passengers
VINO VIII san tomorrow on the KTon-
prinZ Wilhelm, of the North German
Lloyd Hne from New YORK ia RrHras.1,
are Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Mackenzie. Afies
Mary +. Mackenzie. Capt. FREDERICK n
RustelL 4. 3 A, and Fred Kline
The Third Assistant Secretary Of
state and Mrs. huntington Wilson. who
left Washington Saturday for Chicago.
90 attend the convention will return
Easi IN Time 20 sail Friday from New
ork TOT Europe, where they viii spend
the summer in travel.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
uTy ana Mrs. Beekman Wfntbrop who
are attending the convention in Chi
cago, VIII go 10 Chevy Chase, where
return.
Mime. Christian Hauge, widow Of the
minister from Norway. who arrived in
Washington from Louisville. KY. re
Gently, viii remain in Washington in
heT home on Massachusetts avenue un-
Oh the end Of the week
Mrs. Titan Corey, accompanied by
her Granddaughter. the Misses Chew,
has gone 20 -by-the-Sea To-
the summer.
Mrs. Julia Luchs. who has been spend
ing several weeks With her parents in
Philadelphia, has gone with them 20
their cottage on South New Hampshire
aven Ie. Atlantic City, where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs Henry :. Adler has as her guest
her niece, Miss Theresa Adler or Bal
timOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Birkenwald and
sem Sylvan, have returned 20 their
short visit here with relatives
Sydney Cohen. who recently returned
from England. left Washington last
week for Australia
Mrs. b. Heohinger has gone 90 Mar
shall Texas, to attend the wedding %
her gTaHddsughteT Miss Blanche Stein,
who rs 90 marry Herbert GeTnsbaChCT.
OF Weatherford, Texas.
HoraCe WoIferman. Of Streator, Ill.
IS the guest Of Dir. and Mrs. Monroe
Lucns, of the Mendoza.
Mrs. 4. Raphael and Miss Adelaide
Raphael OF Philadelphia nave re-
turned 10 their home. after spending
several DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. william
Hahn.
Joseph UUmsn has returned 10 town
after taking the water trip 10 and from
Baltimore
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

Men Who
Dress We'll

Fellows who know
what good clothes
really are-men who
like their garb differ
ent from the other
fellows they are
Staunchest advocates
of Bicber- Kaufman
kinds.
There's character-heaps Of
ft-thrown into every gar
ment bearing the Bieber-
Kaufman label.
Bieber kaufman clothing
fits-a great many other kinds
90 ms muCn. BieDeT-kauI-
man fabrics are exclusive
with this house-that's a fea-
ture. Bieber- Kaufman styles
are the result Of effort with
In our own establishment
that's unusual. Bieber-Kauf-
man prices are consistent
with b. K. quality-DUt less
than you think-we're out Of
the high rent district.
Let us show you seize
Bieber-Kaufman ideas for
summertime let US show
them 10 you today.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
White House Callers

Secretary Taft
Secretary Metcalf.
Commissioner Macfarland.
John JOY Edison.
Holy Cross priests.
Railroad freight officials.
Clifford Pinchot
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
SYLVANUS Johnson BETTER.

SyIvanus F. Johnson. the veteran
newspaper maG who was stricken in
his office early last week is much bet
ter day The attending physician. Dr..
Kicking. has not pronounced him out
Of danger. but is much encouraged at
the Improvement in his condition.