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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-02
DIP AT WOR K
YESTERDAY

Al least one plckpooket was on
the job al the exposition grounds
yesterday
O. c. eault Of 1915 Ninth nv re
ported 10 Poliee Sergeant RYAN yes
terday afternoon that his pocket
wsa picked Of $3.50 In oaah while
he was In the loadlng cage Of the
Seattle Electric company
Cauit caught sisht Of the pick
pocket as he made his escape. The
victim says the DIP wore a gray
checked suit and was deeked with
diamonds.
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MUST WEAR COATS IN
COURT ROOM

wAL.LA wALi.A. June f.-Shiri
sleeves a. court room apparel. IS
peciaily In federal court. are barred
IN waIla walla. Judge whitHon hav-
Ing taken occasion this morning 70
Instruct reporter at the opening
Of court The reporter entered the
room coatiess. and was hailed b
the Judge. who Instructed him never
again 10 enter HE court without a
coat, declaring that shirt sleeves are
entirely out Of place In such a court
And the reporter had to 60 out and
get his coat before he could get his
story.
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FRESNO. Cal. June 7,--Bee rails
Gre Of Fresno county are alarmed Al
the threads recently made In their
apiaries by a mysterious pest that
has destroyed thousands o. bees
within the last month.
The determination Of a profitable
industry il threatened Already an
area Of 300 square miles has become
affected. and the disease is spreadly
rapidly.
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HElNzE's MAN Is
GIVEN TIME

NEW YORK. June 1--Jndse Ia.
oombe today granted Sanford Rob.
inson two days In which to Sc
cure additional counsel to oppose
the charge Of contempt preferred
against him 10 connection with bis
failure to produce the missing books
OF the United Copper company.
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PRIEST ARRESTED.


VICTORIA, D, c.. June A.
stephen George. a Syrian, purpart-
ing 10 b. a priest. was arrested here
charged with obtaining money IN
der false pretenses. George claimed
10 be authorized 10 collect money
for an orphanase TO be built at
Adana for Armenian children Or
phaned during the prosecutions
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sIRrH NOTICES,


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Hlsastt MAJ fa = dauahisf
Andefsou= To the eiis u A knisfsan
C1is MAJ a. daughter
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tifs EmsfesneY hespiiat Nay o.. .
daughter
csaasf the aifs q cnnasf. Pa.
tifls ho.eiisi MAJ % a daughter
Mlss-ra the wife q J. Aiiss eiiy
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Haldwiu=sfe the rifs % q. baldwin
Minof hospital MAJ - a .ea
Michel. 10 the sifs u y hirhsl fltf
MAJ - q ssa
Nam. re ~. rtfs " y Duras. tsi
n asa. Ma - naaantsf
BuithaIa the sifa 8f aniih. itii
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Seattle Realty Values Were Never Better Than Now



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The Susan y Anthony club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at tho
residence Of Mra. H. D. Wright, 1879
29th av. s. Take NJ paker car.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

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nlfsotsfs saf Leenssd Nnhsirnsfs it4t
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SPECIAL NoricGa
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nsns cisaairs CO Carpets cleaned
% tbs naof lace rastsirs sic. clfsnf
a ffifss fsas1Hatis Al saft fuafs
tntssa ist washiaaias tundins East
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cafpsntsr hatA fhefss
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ROOSEVELT is TO
hit TRAIL AGAIN

sY WARRINGTON DAWSON,
staff cerrespsndsnt Of the United
Press
NAIRonI. June 2-Colonei Reo-e-
Welt and his party VIII depart Tor
sotik. In the Lumbwa district, to-
morrow, according 70 reliable In
formation received here today The
party will continue its hunt for big
game after its arrival at the new
camp. 7. c. selouu, the famous
Engiish huntsman, will direct the
movements u the party,
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osATn NOTICES.

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Wet tttk
cansisa -Iiareia csa.is.. ~. rstu.ff
4 iu kuins
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
By Owner

We have several small close IN hafasi
II ffto ahd w Terms fte dran-hai.
thee llks rent Close In lets ITO ana
" Ciass'in sore tracts 100 aui w
fams u these have houses on Aiss
slass IN satsf lots aHd ffaefs a. nramsf.
tsn HuT ~ W. and tare agents esm.
missions
nRATTLg HoAEaEEKrnH co
ist Chem g.. gfound Floor
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$500

A. ahofs price - hags 10 acres u
thgits satsf ffani lff feet afiesi ratsf
ffant terms fte e4sh halahfs 80 Per
maufh TINS 10 lafaitd % nocd canal.
~ hasmeuY u has one n ne GFanassi
Fis~s 10 ne Aufie Ths saii 10 ftfy far
Ffes alsifafi ana saffanff deed ole
Nanaan a CompAnf kHa foft tlofA
saia ssii inf 1874
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Farms AND ACREAGE.
S17OO

Yl, wv
iesnafs farm on ysshan island Lies
Weii sores cisAfsf ffattsi and
siumpsd 10 tssnnH fruit tfess acres
aifas berries Il ACRE potatnss Zoe aaf.
dsni balance r'eyN runHirE wafrf ai
fenced Eanli ell house aiih fHli naas
meat fhfas iafts rooms haFn. chicken
house ffia cash. balance tine Situate
as miiss from inEn " Nashaa II ihis
isn't Haftt the m7nsY 10 you. AsiieF rent
~ ,is.sissis Nsa VIZ VIZ hiost
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Faf sale WAfshouas 81 aEasii river
10 email tosn. good haaf landiHF Faad
lnaatisH fsr hay sfaiH Ted md faaf
hHsiHsss pfios u go Per further infof
mstlah wits " call Mfs 4 Hafding
AfaH wash hrnis Ff-l
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

Ions In America. and though the long
skirt VII remain In favor for very for
NAL gowns there are many charming
frocks that escape the carpet by an inch
or more all around
FIowcrcd Ribbon Trims Wool
Frocks
An October brdeto to-bc, dining at
Shcrry's with her mother and fance the
other evening. had on delightful little
frock OF violet c-cpe meteor. made in the
new ndapted Louis fashion. with
ponoieTed oyerdrapery FILLING over
Killed skirt, and little round bodice.
separated from the skirt portion by
crushed gIrdlc at the natural waistline-
a decided Innovation nfter the heights
OF Directoirc and the depths OF Moyen-
age walstllneS. The bodice was cut out
In shallow circle 10 show yoke OF
old cream lace and loose upper sleeve.
cut In one With the bodice, which fell
over olose-httlng underslecCcs, also OF
cream lace The striking feoturc OF this
pretty frock wns the border trimming
Of warp printed ribbon In violet plum
and pale pink and yellow shades, which
edged the oversklrt drnpery and crossed
the bodice just nj the bust line. Tho
hot-fof OF course hat TO match ac-
companies every reltaurant frock design
cd by Partisan cOutuTler-was wide.
brimmed Charlotte model OF violet beaver
felt, With n folded baud Of velvet nrouud
the crown and The back of the brlm
turned up sharply and caught with a
cockade OF pleated moire silk. also In tho
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of its odd name is tho vnsberwoman or
hshmongcr skirt. The ecceatricity OF the
style Is, however mainly In the name,
for the skirt itself Is really very Grnce
ful and not At all suggestive OF either
hshmonger or w9shcrwomnn An over
skirt coming to the knees Is turned back
TO show pettIcoat which just escapes
the floor, and there are several WAYS OF
expressing the new skirt. Sometimes the
dfnpory Is Of material contrasting with
the skirt; sometimes drapery and skirt
are alike, while the turned back portion
Is faced with SILK or satin. One clever
laveuse costume has the turned up portion
cut out In tabs which nrc caught 10 the
drapery 10y Jet buttons n soft satin susb
running beneath the tabs. being Enottcd
ncrOss the back breadth at the height OF
the knees.
Il Quaint Gown From the Louis
Period.
Another dinner dress which NAV he
worn FOR home as well n, restaurant han.
9ucts is a Paquin model expressing the
revived Louis XVI. mode In this gown
tue shirred petticout attached 20 n pointed
bodice, the sleeve opening over an undcs.
sleeve of contrasting mote.iol, tue very
low dccoilctage cked ont with net
tucker, are all significant style features
NH''H utANE Il lttuhlnE Tor tue SsIIOrliliS
elect This costume Lns aroused much
interest both 10 Paris and America rs
The style IS 80 directly opposed to every
tllug chat has prevailed In fashion OF
late.
Graceful Creek Dinner Costumc,
Though DirsctoIre effects died hard
death. ;lcy haye really passed at last ioto
n blessed oblivion. and only a few. memo.
rlcS remain to tell OF their reign A
awakened appreciation for tho beauty Of
pure Greek effects is ono Of the bapp-
results OF the Diyectoira revival and
many of the ncNr Paris evening frocks
for fall show nsedlacatioaS OF tho Greek
types. Greek dr1pery of cbinoc oyor
embroidered satin makes gown of superb
beauty - illustntod today. This satin
gown was drst sent 20 Japan. where the
marvellous Gat embroidery WAS done: The
model was then built In Paris. aud gown
nSc Init were sent to Amcrlcn 10 dark.
barred young ma atron, wEo win wear IL
a the op-ra this winter The costume IS
I'm pale yeDow--a color that Will he cx.
trencly fashionable this seaSou-and the
Greek Woll-of-Trcy embroidery on tho
dropery Is In shadow work. which makes
the pattern stand ont in stroug relief
against tic gold threads which form Tie
design. The bat Is loaded down With
towhy yellow plumeS.
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rain coat show tunics and overdrapcrtcs
of some sort OF other.
One welcomes the return OF the over
skirt which Is always most graceful In
e1ect. Tho prcttlcst style so fnr seems
to be that OF a shaped tmic. falling nat.
ly over the hlps-for mind you, the
dressmakcI7s hnve not fought 20 a hnlsb
for hiplesSuess to rellnquisb II oow--and
showing a klitei skirt below Some
times wool skirts have these tuulcs cut
In long points which arc Gnlsbed wTSn
hens of dlrS silE, the tunlc faatenlng at
one side OF the front under n row of large
fancy buttons
Several graceful ovcrsllIrt draperies are
Illustrated md II Win he noted that
some of them show the new popnlers, or
hip dTspericS. PauuleFs, OF course, arc
n distinct feature OF the Louis Nv. and
XVI. styles, now being revived by tho
coutrricrS; and pauuiers. Vatican pleatS
and pointed hodicoS nll promise to be
important style developments OF the
coming season, The ponnler, Mt any rate.
has conc TO town: but # Is a new and
much-subdued pnunler which its anccs-
trcSs OF the eighteenth century would
never recognize; Tor, while indisputaoly
q hip drapery. II pulfs oct not whit in
the place where a pannlcT is supposed 10
be pu3v. but falls lDply In GGecE-llsc
folds. leaving the oGtllnc OF tee sicDueT,
slop!r@ hip quite Guspoiled
one Of the panuieCed gowns shown IS
of shell plsk crolc. the hip Grapery opcu'
Ing over pettlcont OF pln6 chiffon
Down the center front H. an cmbrold.
ercd panel in faint pub shades and this
embroidery Is repeated ou the slecTes.
In ,bc dccollctage IS "modesty tucker, 10
AZ mr gr:ndmuS called IL, OF rich cG1-
brolGery. showing rose aud coral ints.
Tho hat accompanying this frcck. Ge-
signed for restaurant and theatcr wear,
is n big shape covered with shell pins
rioIrc silk aud hcaped with pnle piuS
plumeS.
Pnnnier Drarcry OF Steel stud
dcJ Net.
There IS n fad for tunlcs OF sheer mn-
tcral. over gowns Of wool or satin. and
some OF these sheer tuulcs are elaborate
Is beaded or studded With steel nailhcnds.
one Of these stcel-otudGed tuEics is shown,
the tunlc belns lifted into n modified
pnnnicr drapcTy below the blpS Chc gilt
trring, stcol-sprlukled game tunlc fits the
nsure rather closely over gown of bl1cl;
satin and the hat repeats the steel aud
black effect. being OF dsCE gray felt. with
darker gray velvet band. cnught by
steel cabuchon. ind 4 mass Of piumcs In
cold blIc shades.
Another style OF drapery which is at
tractlng considerable attention by reason
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broadclotb and chcvlot, with border trim.
minga OF pg-hOired fur. A green cbey-
lot topcoat designed by Bernhard for
French actress is absolutely simple In
line defining the figure slightly ut the
waist md flnrlng tribe townrd the foot.
The only trimming besides the broad
baud OF skunk fur which borders the
garment ali around. is in the huge but.
tons OF shaded green enamel set IN black
wood rims.
Skunk has been lifted 10 first place IN
winter popularity, and the skin OF the
desplsed little animal is renily very soft.
long and beautiful. Even scalskin coats
arc trimmed with skunk borders Skunk
Is used olso with Persian lamb For
nun and collar sets one very handsome
sot OF Persian lamb showing sort Of
cape With deep points hanging nj back
anG front and n huge nun with three
points along the lower edge. These points
are edged all around with skunk fur. aud
the effect Is very rich and luxurious.
new mur and shoulder piece made
Of bro1dtuil, combined With black satin
ribbon, are illustracd today The sboul.
der piece In this set is In the new nchu
shape, brought 10 with the Louis modes.
which are making Roadway In Paris
now. These fur 1chus are gay affairs,
with roscttes and dnnSllng ribbons and
tossels. and the murs are very large
md IL will be noted much rounder and
fuller than thu very DAT effects OF last
season. IL should not be a dilNcult task
To eoutrivo Il pretty 0chu and nun Ike
those illustrated from brondtaIl or cnra-
cul fur cut from the best parts OF e dis.
carded garment. for the fur Is simply
sewed In straight strips to the broad.
soft ri5bou. A fairly heavy quality of
ribbon should be selected, for 1t will not
pny 10 sow the fur TO q cheap and slcazy
quality Fur strips should be cut with
sharp knife from the wrong side Of the
pcit. tho point OF the knife Sitting the
skin. but not touching the fur Itself.
which separates readily when the skin
IL cut Scissors. however carefully used.
are apt 10 lnJure tho fur and leave
lnfsed. scragsly ure along the edge OF
the strip.
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violet color. This violet frock. by the
way, was short enough TO show a pair
OF little suede pumps and SILK stockings
4 Touch of Red In Parislnn.
Possibly as rslIcf from the eternal
black md white combinations red prom
lscs to be prime fnlor;te not an elusive
berry or fruit red. either hut an u1-
equivocal frank scarlet, which flames
forth In n vivid note OF color on som-
ber frocks. This dasbins touch of scar
let has been introduced by the couturlcrs
In embroldcrieS piplngS aud even IA
yokcS aud guimpes OF tucked chiffon and
net. A stunning frock, worn by u young
woman who dropped Ia at the Plaza
for tea the other afternoon. showed this
scarlet touch In very pleasing manner
The frock was OF Thin black stun-thc
thinner wool materials like cashmere
henrietta and even albatross. being llEcd
for little trottcuF dresses 10 he worn laier
under long coats OF fur or rough serge
The black frock referred to was mos;
simply cut with graceful semiclInglnG
lines ond had a plcntcd nounce set on
below the hips. Over the frock was a
yeritable little apron of black satin the
apron bib extending to tie bust line nn-
around under the arms to the pacK OF
the belt In soft folds. Below tho waist
the apron fell to the knees and tine
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AZ Will be seen In the photograph. the
ends OF the nobu ere caught together uu.
der fun bow, With long cuds weighted
by tpssels A similar bow trims one cor
ner OF the nun, These dnngliog effects
are much 10 vogue this foll. and tasscs
both of SILK and made OF fur brushes
will he greatly used
Beautiful evening wrops OF chiffon show
border trimmings Of fur. skunk bcIue
here again the fsvoritc Of tho moment.
These chiffon wraps with fur bands nro
called the morabout style. the light,
duny fur being applied TO the chiffon In
the manner OF the mnrabout strips which
wcro used on evening scarfs last winter
A superb black chiffon scnrf measuring
two yards ncrpss and falling to the knee
is shirred Into slx-iuch breadth In the
center OF the onck and IL trimmed all the
way around the edge with nat bands Of
skunk fur, tiny pleatiug OF satin rib
bon setting Just undor the edge of the
fur NIL around. This ribbon pleatInG adds
smnrt finish and mnkes the sewing
Of the fur TO the slimpsy chiffon much
easier, for the pleatiDg may 1rst be at.
tnchcd 10 the fur strip md the chiffon
then stitched on from the reverse side.
pelissc and mum for evening wear
over light thcnter frocks are made OF
gray chiffon with a msrnbout trimming
of smoked fox fur The chiffon is tucxcd
In deep two-inch tucks and Is laid over
soft silk of the same color. The long
pellsse lts across the shoulders at the
back. reaching only to the wnistli1e, but
In front IL hangs to the knees, the ends
being gathered together under huge gray
chiffon cboux. This pellsse. az we'll as
the enormous, soft-pIeated chiffon uuff,
is edged with binds OF the featbery
smoked fox fur. This set attracted much
attention In the exhibition OF Paris cos.
tunes. where II wns displayed; and there
Ia no reason why tho model should not
be duplicated at home With brown chIf.
fon and mink, or pnio pink chiffon and
white fox FUR.
Fisher. a fur ignored for several soa-
sons. Is TO be the fashionable peIt this
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obIc diulng places are gorgeous Affairs
many OF thcG' running into hundreds ot
dollars. This may take the breath away
from the uueXtravasnut woman VINO Is
accustomed to poy up to md not over
Igodcst $50 for her very beS; winter
bonnet; hut it Is n fnct that many New
York milllncrs nrc now asking, witbOu,
Qualm OF self-rcpro1ch. SlC0 and even
$500 for their creations Indeed. $50
Int Is quito II simple afalr-vcry prob
ably modest turbau shape decorated
with an Glgrcttc aud a buckle. 0ad iu~
tended solely for shopping use Of morn
ing.
One mllllner. claiming to appeal 10 pop
ulnr rather than very exclusive patron
age, showed q list of ~ hats ordered In
one morning by wcll.known society
woman, the total at the foot of the li9t
amounting To over 5000. one Shudders
10 thinI OF what the ordinary pntcr IA
millas, carriug On ordinary salary, might
say II confronted With that bin.
Panniers and 0vorsEirts show
Themselves.
Round rolls the funny old wheel OF
fashion and back we come 10 oVe!sSirtS
once more Not lit OF doubt that they
are here. Nor only the rnrlsian costumes
designed for or NJ least conScCrated to
particular occasions, but the humble sep
hrntc skirts FOR rainy day use with n
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lower corners extended back aud were
tied In loose knot Nt the back OF the
knees. Tho feature Of the little frocE
was the dGrlng touch Of vivid red en-
broidery which outlined the shallow open
Ing at the neck and IN the opening was
set tucked rcd ssuzc yoke laid over
gold net
With thls chic afternoon ten frock wa.
worn ono OF the new Russian huzZar hats
which The millinerS dare 10 call "tu5.
bans md which, while they tower aloft
I'm high shake crowns OF velvet ut the
same time are jammc1 No far down over
the head that nothing above the cye-
brows and tho napc Of the neck is TO be
seen The Russian turhan matching the
black and red froch wac of blGcS velvet
with brlm Of black beaver, and at the
right Side, riding from big Jet cabuchon.
were two stln brush Nigrettes. Que black,
the other scarlet
The Hat a Feature OF Restaurant
Sarbs
The most important part of the rcetnu.
rant dress-aS an IrishmGn might put
Its the hat. An authoritative Filth
avenue mllliuer Insists that the hat is
the expression and Interpretation OF the
gown und cnn make or mar IL. Some ol
the plume-l0den chapeauN which orc secs
ut the height Of the season Ia the fnshlon-
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Character in the Hair.

EAA UGH has been heard of the eyes.
BIZ the hands md the features MS de
lineatoIs OF character. but very lit
tie OF the hoir In this connection Though
1t is scarcely more than surmise, 1t is
suid that Jealous disposition ead posi-
bly, tnrelIabIlity are denoted by duh black
hair. person with lIGht hair Ia seus-
tive TO criticism aud sights. Good juds-
meot and common sense rest upon the
head OF tus owner of brown hair or
deep color and 6rm texture Though
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women with red hnir have long been
considered lmrulslye aud tsctless. they
also possess honesty and sincerity, aud
are usually OF bright, sunny disposition.
Straight hair is said to be indicative OF
I'm obstinate. uGyicldinS nature 1t Is
not worth while TO worry over these
things about hair. since one cannot
change them but. TO grow facetious for
minute, IT might be wcll TO remember
these points In case you ever have TO
purchase 4 strand or .wo.