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New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Great Bargains in Women's Underwear
S55,O00 worth for S21 900.
Easy Enough to Calculate That We Bought
at About 40 Per Cent OF Regularl


vacation Purchase varied
following
CORSET COvERs-cambric Nainsook .fSs p.
Regular values 40 to $3.50
DRAWERS OF Cambria .2t: SO.
a. 81 40. .59 80. to 2.69.
40 $39S.
NIGHT DRESSES of 81: 30
So 3d. 10. -9S-. ABS
Regular values 20 to $I9s
sKIRTS-Lace emb'y 10. St.1s
a .9S... 1.20... f.69... 5.9S.
Regular ST. SS9S
CHEMIsEs-Cambrtc Muslin. 80. worth SO.
thersa at TO 2.9
.9S S49S-
COMBINATIONS trm'd, 81: worth sf25
Regular values S139 70 $1O9S
PRINCESS SI.IPS-Iace triuId. 1-2E5 worth
hers .9S... .9S... S.9S... o 7.9S.
o
Womens Extra Sizes and Chidrens Underwear are ase
included at same reductions from regular prcesl
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REMFDIF,

GEAI5@ New. ID hand. all sizes; easy
Netp @Q)y1 Is J. Baum Safe q
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rYPEwRrTrNo AND TYrrwTITrR.
UPHoLsTERERs.
wATcHEs AND yEwELRY.

| Peg line. -.........-.......Is cts.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Home and Vacation Needs In
Wornen'S Waists.

w OatASAl - w daSkSs
TAILORED WASH WAISTS
Linen. Batiste. Lawn. Crosshar. Madras
latest styles-alI Sizes-
20 70. .9S--1 I -4Q.. 1 %
Worth So .as.. 81 AZ. 81 Ga. So 50
LINGERIE WAISTS
Batista, Lawn. haTqufsstts, fns CrCsshsr
Muslin-siaborately trimmed with fne PIT
Nenise, Cluny and other Iscss-Vith and
without u1edallions or hand sn1b y-Dutch
collar. Dutch neck and high nscl-button
front or back-lonE and short sleeves
S9e -9Saf .4ga1 % .2-9S
Worth s1-1a to 81 pa
BLACK WASH Waists
Fine lawn. bstists OF silk null
allover emb'd fronts Or fancy tailored.
with tucks. straps. buttons and
pleatinEs-also plain tailored stocks ,r
Dutch coilars-button front OF back
In sorns STYLES to 80 bust
1 40---1 80 2. 80
Worth 81 9s 70 81 40.
SILK WAISTS
Taffeta SILK. Pesu de Sole. MsssaIIne.
China and Jap Silks-blsck or white
rich. fancy STYLES. with real CIunv
OF Point De Nsnise Iaces-Pa Passauenterie
drops. rnedallions, EaIloonz. &c
also plain and fancy tailored
I IS 2. 9S-.3. .9S- L % and up.
Worth 81 aS 20 IS eS ard up
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Dress Linens rs. Ss,r' r.

WHITE UNION DRESS LINENS.
% inches wide: sold elsewhere at
2ac. p. ward: special AZ 100.
WHITE PURE LINEN. medium
weight. round thread, 3s inches
wide: sold elsewhere At 4Oc. the
yard, special at Sic
PURE IRISH LINEN. closely
woven round thread. suitable Tor
waists. suitings and dresses -
inches wide. sold elsewhere AT DUO
2. yard; special at SOC.
P1TRE WHITE DRESS LINENS
heavy quality. sold elsewhere at sue.
a ward: our price, 49c.
PTTRB LINEN SHEETING. IL
inches wide; special. a yard, 79c.
FRENCH LINEN. As inches wide.
SOFA elsewhere at 75c. a yard our
price, soc.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
west OF Fifth Avenue.

Contrary to custom elsewhere
consequently throughout
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Table Linens Is, Fl

HOTEL TABLE DAMASK. 81
inches wide: all pure Irish linen: sold
by others at 55c. a yard; our price,
44C.
TrNBI,EACHED TABLE DAM
ASK, 20 inches wide; pure German
damask; sold by others at S0c. the
yard: our price, 69c.
MACYs RED STAR" TABLE
DAMASK, ~ inches wide; extra
heavy quality; a yard, CSC.
AUSTRIAN LIN EN- LUNCH
CLOTHS. 72x72-in. size; sold else
where at $500; our price. S .4S.
PURE IRISH LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, 70x70-in-; value $500, at
S1. .49.
PURE SCOTCH LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS,
Tx 72-in., value s40o. at S2.71.
Tx 9o-in., value $3.50, at S3. SO.
72xl0s-in.. value $500. at S4.O4-
72x126 in. value $3.50, at S4.7S.
NAPKINS. TO match the above
cloths.
2Ox20-in.. value $500 doz.. ct So. 80.
22x22-in.. value $3.50 doz-. at S2.97.
z4x24-in.. value $500 doz., at S3. 40.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
July Clean-Ups i'm
Blankets

Some are slightly soiled. whils
others are odd pairs and small lots
Many qualities and all sizes. for
single. three quarter. large and ex-
ira large beds. - Impossible TO
itemize. but you will find
Blankets at I .9S to fl 80 q pair
that are worth S275 to $500.
II will richly pay to look them over.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Turkish Towels
and Bath Sheets

and qualities. at prices that YOU viii
find the very lowest for equal sizes
and grades
HElfNED TT-TETSH TOvrIz
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
July Occasions Z
Big Values
Tersely Told OF
No Mali or rsle7hoa. Orders.

No Mall or Tslephoae Orders
Shepherd Checks
- iEcn W.. ....---.-----..- I'D
so inch Cream Serzss-sII wooi-
VaIus -So- o-------.-- "a
50 inch Cream SsrE-s. with black
hair lines-vsfus 81 29-.......... QR
Fancy Printed Lsvns-spIsndid
assortment Of colOrfnzs and desiu"
WoFIn "a =
Novelty Dotted Svfssss-bord--s4 -r-ces-
dress lenEths-iustssd OF ID. ..-..... 80
Chsviot suitinss-Plaiu and fancy
Faile In 81
Fine Scotch ZsphFrs-s2 inches vid.-
excellent value AZ "a. 29.................. TT
Novelty Dress CSinEhams. Tku
Apron GinEhan1s. ouaiitiss
Linen Finish Chzlnbravs . ~
French Bc6bin.ts-as inches vide
vhits and Arsbisn--er. -S9 yd --.. .
Fancy Cross Strip Summer Curtains
al color strtpss-valus -T9-pr ID
French Net Bad Ssts-1s fuch-
Renaissance centre motif and insSr
bolster shar-v-re s.. as S..-....... 4 "a
.Coiored Curtain MusIins and
Mission Madras-s6 ineh-vslus Is. is
vestibuls Panels. mounted on bes- net
Renaissance and Irish Point
value 81 25- ----.-.-.... 4 "a
Upholstery Damasks and Tapest-f.s-
lGobeii1 effects and satin finish
so inch-valus 81 4p-.....-...-....... "a
Administer Rugs-ons or the best makes
but slightly mismatched-axf2 IT.
perfect price S-s5-o -.--------------1S e. so
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
New Veil FanCies
For the Summer Girl

Motor and Travel Veils-squars
and lOng-hemstitchsd. fringed or
crepe border-all new shades. black.
white and twO-rOned-chiffon cloth
and silk chiffon at each OF the ten
lprices, from 50 to 3. .9S.
Bordered Net veiIs-sIIovsr dot or scroll
silk or washanle-black, white and
colOrs-fl3 yds- long
-9S-worth 81 "a I .49-worth 81. .as
1-29-worth s1-69 1 .69-~ortn s. 2s
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Prices Cut In
RICH PARASOLS

Plain and fancy-the latter en-
brace the loveliest new color blend
ings-every one a beauty study
sllOver tucked. striped OF DreSdsn-
or borders in rich efects with
plain centres or vice versa. Others
are richly em5'd sll over or IN bor-
der styles-all fresh. perfect and.
being extra values at their earlier
prices. are now extraordinary op-
pOrtunities.
Tsfsts SIX. Linen. Ponr-s-
We're 81 as- I 30 wsrs 81. -. 2 40
TsNeta Silk
We're Ss9s- 2. % w-r. s5ss- 8 "a
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Jet JeWelry
The Fashionable Cry

The Fashionable CTyi
In line with the French rage for
Black and White effects. We Of
fer a splendid variety OF glittering
cut jet. as well as the dull finish
our low prices VIII agreeably sur
prise
Brilliant Cut Jet Cabachons and
BUckles-valus .9S. 9S.--.-...-...... 20
Cut jet Festoon NeckIacsS-
drop pendants-worth 81 qs..-....... 0S
Finer to s3 aS
Cut Jet Dog Collars slides. .9S
Finer 70 S1.es.
Cut Jet Collar and Bar Pins
on rolled Eold-vsIus 800 pair. 20
Cut Jet Hat PinS-worth .as...... 10
cut Jet Fan or Lorgnstte Chains
so inches loaE-worth 81 50. ..-... %
Finer. including gun metal links. 81 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

HHff
CHICAGO. july ia-The case Of
Ella 0lnglos, the irish lace maker,
charged with stealing lace. whose
sensational testimony shocked the
oailfe country. waa given 10 the
jury this afternoon. The state ask
ed TO- conviction on the claim that
Tho story Of abuse and inhamAn
ireehueu, told By the gih was a
fabtcation Invented by her.
Counsel for the sirl eonlended 10
tho lAst that her story uas true and
hsesrtsd that she was the yleiim OF
E white slave plot aud vas sub.
iscsed TO ihdlgnitiea seldom II ever
before detailed Ia a public court
room.
Not since the famous trial Of
Johann Hoch have men aud women
foaEai 20 set Into coufi ro0n a.
ihsy GA 10 hear tho stoIY Of pretty
Ella diafiss nay sfisf DAY hho aai
IN tuage nrentanes court and told
shocking stories of ~ treatment IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
HE SAYS HIS WIFE
CURSES AND ABUSES
HIM WHEN DRINKING
MAN ACCUSES HIS MATE OF
DOING THE THINGS SOME
MEN DO.

because. AZ he alleges. his wife.
Mary Lofqaist abused and cursed
him. got on ffequeni dfunka and
threatened hls life. Aasnus lof.
qulat has asked for a divorce. The
Lofqulats rerc married In Tampa.
Fla. IN 1898
Clara Smith iiled suit for a
divorce from Frederick w. J. n.
smith this morning charging
abandonment. aud asks that the do
PENDANT be made TO give her suit
money 10 prosecute the case.
Maade ferec asks for a sopara.
ton from X y Fercc, oharglns
abandonment Susie Torseson asks
for separation from Rudolph forge
son. alleging abandonment and
abuse.
Val r. Pierson was granted a
divorce from Maude piefson Thoy
we're married In Everett In 1905
Mnnde pottomley was given a d..
vorco from Charles liott0mley
Clara Moore vac granted q seperas
ton from Ray W. Moore. otherwise
known as William Ray Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
Mss BIC SUM AND
I'LL BEGIN WORK
| SOON ON HOSPITAL
N@tes or sIRsEss MEANS
hav INSTITUTION WILL
y ERECTED SOON.

~ y 70 b. begun At once on
~ orkepedlc hospital. which
built at Crockett A. and
p y. At a eosi Of 81. 900. and
: '1s Of the finest west Of
- Ne entire cost Of The
80 has been raised. the pro.
i.snd
y aisciofS are warm 10 their
y q ie people who patronlzed
nns.s. and say that without
~ q The Kirmsss fand they
~ have been able To mo.
N ~ he building Of the hoe
y some time.
hospital viii BE- open to
ealldren from ali parts Of
1ai'1 west Of Chicago and
49, Of he large cities are er.
Ns.p09 that remains to be
49, probably be procured b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
WOMAN PUTS
BURGLARS IN
CITY PRISON
Betrays Leader Of Gang
Which Has Burglarized
Houses in Seattle for
Several Months Past.

When a certain young flfl told
city Objective Sam q. Corhetl
and Humane officer John Vaupell
Saturday morning that a burglar
vas paying uuwelc0me attention
to her. the ilnes were laid Tor the
arrest o. gang Of thieves Who
have been operating with marked
success In Seattle for the paat ious
months.
II G Mooru. a young cG convict
and selicoafessed burglar. vas the
fipt TO be mken into custody
Later the detectives vent To a
house at IL He'll IT.. which vas
used as headquarters Tor the gang
and arrested Irene FISHER. alias
Miss Lou Slater. alias Mrs o. NJ
Slater. and Steve Auna. Ciaud
Payne. another member Of the
gang vas arrested at the same
place Saturday night. and since
that time Herman Flint was taken
a. a suspect Irene Fisher posed a.
Moores wife
Moore confessed bis participation
in several dntcnH Of barglafies 10
Seattle and other coast cities and
says he will attempt to compile a
list Of them lot the police
John =. WSiihsf vas arrested 10.
day for receiving stolen property
from members of the Moore sang
Walther cunducis a small stand AZ
First ay and Main A.
WEi;her formerly was a baseball
player
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
WILL PROHIBIT LEWD
and BUNCO THEATRES
BY A new ORDINANCE
u.yor Miller Draws Up
Measure to Put the
Graft Houses Out Of
Business in Seattle.

4. RESULT Of The Stars crusade
-, he immoral and fake 10.
= ~ saors a bill will be introduced
!. 4. nee,lnr Of the city council
F. '..ss,,llss any exhibition such As
Z. ~ giysn fog the last mouth
I y M Men only theatres, ON
X ,pd Esl avs The hlll was
- N and prepared this morn.
:, 4 uayor Miliera office and
= : efessaied to the eonneil 10.
m probably BE- referred TO a
.<-,.l,s and u acted On iavorably
1. bnaehl back and voted on.
~, mast Of the Questionable
ss,,s q the shows have been 70
~. .dll tho fiarins signs and
- a,tufs. exhibited in the win
~ AZ a eyesore 10 the com
~ and have no place Ia the
- x ssatslcs business district.
4 spmsted today they all are
- ssnko games, the propric-
= Arlat hastliy taken preean
=. ssslnss violation o. the stats
Z ~, TIE Star exposed them
Ss,I,x q sny Interest Il shoNn,
n zrsua has a distiaet feeling
4 ~ -stunF after having paid
| Z ~ aud taking a stance about
n.>ror The new ordinance
( ntrsd will DO away with the
~ n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
TEXAS BANKERS ARE
VISITING FAIR TODAY

A party Of 1870 Texas bankers in
charge OF T. c, Yantis. who is pres
ident Of the association. arrived in
the city this morning from San
Francisco. They will visit the
A-Y-P, II and will make n tour OF
the city. after which they will de-
part tonight for Victoria and Van
couver. r. c.
The bankers are making a four
weeks trip and started out via the
Santa Fe through the Grand can
yon Of Colorado. thence to Los
Angeles and San Francisco, and SO
to seattle. The return journey
will be made Via the N. P. from
Vancouver to the Yellowstone Ma
tional park. thence to Denver,
where the party will break up. leay.
ing for the various homes OF the
members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

a fashionable hotel on jackson
boulevard.
She accused Miss Agnes Barrette.
lace dealer. Of plotting 10 sell her
~ a white slave to nationally
prominent politician IN Indiana
Assistant States Attorney BeHe
diet J Short tried to batter down
the girls story. but she withniood
him Although denied b. the
records OF the weather bureau she
insisted the night when she was
mistfea,ed 10 the Wellington vas
moonlight night and not rainy, as
the records show
The Girls ptory has feopeued talk
Of a new white slave crusade in Chi
caEo despite attacks made 90 her
testimony many believe she told
the truth and point to facts which
they say bear out her story.
Miss 0ingiea on the stand apoka
In a low voice aud with an Irish sc.
cent Her childhood life in Canada
has been investigated. and the a.
nlsiaai states attorney IA frank 10
saying nothing Was found against
her there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
GRAND MUSIC
FEST PLANNED
vAneouvess PRIZE BAND
WILL DC HERE TO
TAKE PART.

In connection with the yiait next
week To the AsYeP. exposition Of
the sixth. Duke Of connaughts
Own. Regiment band from vancou.
yer. there IA being planned for a
week from Friday the greatest mu.
sical spectacle NJ the seasonal mil
itary tattoo with eight bands. tive
regiments Of militia and q company
Of artillery participating The n.
nous bueic band Of the Sixth Regi
ment il the crack military band Of
Canada. and Will BE- Al the fair all
Of nett week. plaslns With the
Eiks circus on Wednesday aud
Thursday and giving conesria
daily.
The spectacle planned Tor the
kmphithaatre on Friday will b. per-
tlelpated To- b the siNth Regiment
lIbefaitia. WaRnefs Fort iaWt1n,
Marine Corpa. Navy aud Artillery
bands. the Clan Fraser Highland
band and any other bands that can
be secured.
The production Includes the mill.
tary airs and buEie calls Of al ma.
tians. the salute TO the flag, and a
varied number Of military and
patriotic pieces.
Fully 800 musicians Will paFtlol.
pate and the result viii be one OF
the biz musical features Of the oH-
position.
Arrangements for the visit nf tho
Canadian baud wefa completed yes
terday by Lieut. AcManus o. the
Sixth Regiment. and Chairman
Josiah Collins. Of the exposition de-
partmeut Of special events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
r[G0N HAS
IT'S INNING
n THE FAIR

N 1&l<m pay bein. ceiehfai.
Is ~ A.y..P. exposition today.
nrsl41d nsy On the program
nGes. 0rssun will BE- veil rep.
1r1Hl n The falr this week
y rurtisnd exrnrsion will a..
> irnour~. beaded By the Jour.
J cnri<rs hard. Al the morn
= Portland people viii soc the
DnAier And Ia the afternoon. Al
f<l<k. he formal program Of
\ ~ vi b. held Al the Oregon
- sai,1laz. followed By = feeep
y VIA promincnt Portland SON
3 4 Aoatsssss
Ea<'ion officials will welcome
, 1xsipu and brief responses vii
nd b q number o. P1rtland
TX
y lcgrnai Carrier band sill
y 4 -cnceft IN The evening on
ef,7s q he 0resoa baiidlnE.
NC D1T today hruugh, a mum
y 1r'its ffum the Oregon cap,
y ~ nst At the State building
. kasrnQna ard listened to q con.
y y Wz<hers band. and a few
11fz< Of welcome b. the EXPO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
WILL BE ON JOB
TOMORROW EVE

donkeyA for the special cercmoniala
and the isnrfoiea are there 10 do
a. the Press club orders. according
TO ManaEcr schneidcwind.
l. n. Pearson. manager OF the
Fcrris wheel. has written letter
TO President V. C. Beaten making
the club a present o, the big wheel
and the machinery 10 run Il
Al King, OF the Chinese village.
has offered to furnish silkcn regaiia
and appropriate music for the Off.
GERS Of the Kangaroo court and says
that the eanF may depie,c the VII,
LACE Il Il finds Il needs anything
else.
Private petee.e-,lve Force.
Chief Wappenstein has been ap.
preached With a proposition to with.
draw his police from tho Streak
and permit the Defective Force.
Of the Press club TO enforce the Law
and 4wappyr says he doesn't see
anything else save to fall for IL
The executive department Of the
exposition Il taking as lively an In
teresi a. any Of the others prcsi
dent Chilberg, when waited upon
by committee from the club. said
that he would stand for anything
save murder, and Frank p Allen,
ir, director Of works and Louie
Baeder, his able assistant, known
to all opposition picnickere "A the
Evidence Kid" have made similar
declarations. Jim" Wood, director
Of exploitation. is on the list and
is lending active assistance In fran.
ing the program
The doings will begin at : O'Clock
and finish when they are over The
club members are requested to meet
at the press rooma, King County
building nj s o'clock ready for the
start Of the big parade, led by the
Portland Journals Carrier band OF
20 pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
BURGLAR ROBS
DRUG STORES
BREAKs INTO THREE PLACES
BUT SECURES SMALL
AMOUNT OF LOOT,

The burglar who makcs epe.
elalty Of robbing drug stores was a,
large last niFht. although his opera
tons failed TO net big returns.
80 using Jimmy on the rear
door tho burglar forced an entrance
to the Worihen Drug store NJ si2
r. Pike 1t. and riflcd the register Of
SIC A Jimmy was also used on the
back door of the broadway Drug
store Ut CTS Broadway. The burg
lar secured 80 cents worth Of post
nge aiamps.
An attempt was made to pfy open
the back door Of the White Drug
store at Eighth nv. aud Pike st.
early this morning but evidently the
burglar was frightened away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
ROOSEVELT TO SOON
ENCOUNTER LIONS

NAIvAsHAI. h. E. A, July a.
Leslie Tarlton, member Of the
party guiding the Roosevelt expedi-
ton, reported here today that Col,
Roosevelt will soon encounter a
great number Of lions.
rarlton makes this report after
spending much time in searching
waterholes and locating suitable
places where the hunters can camp,
He saws the hunters will soon find
themselves in the presence Of plenty
OF big hlAckmaned llnna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
FORTUNE COMES BY
REGISTERED MAIL

The Seattle postoffice this morn
Ing received in the form Of register
cd mail a shipment Of 100000
worth Of gold from Alaska, This
shipment was consigned to the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce and was
brought down by the s, s. Dolphin,
which arrived in port yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
.R0BS THE GAS METER

A prowlor smashed hts way
through the rear door OF the Dandy
Lunch Room, at 1919 Western av.,
last night, aud rifled the gas meter
Of a small sum OF money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
REAL EDITORS OF REAL
NEWSPAPERS nv SEATTL e
More Than Three Hundred
and Fifty Delegates to
National Editorial Asso-
citation Meet.

The real old.llme editor u In Sc.
attic
Win The meotlng NJ the National
Editorial association Tor IL twenty.
fourth annual convention IN the Sc
attlo Press club rooms In tho Cen.
trail building this morning $50 OF
the moal representative editors Of
ueWapapora Of one kind and ahoth
CT throughout the United atatrn
gathered to swap Stories and toll
each other how 70 SGT out bis paper.
Il was an enthusiastic bunch
and among the delegates are a num-
bsf Of women editors who know nv
much about The business ~ ans Of
thslf male companions
Almost oyep tlnd Of a newapa.
per publication - represented with
the soealled country editor In tho
majority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
| STEALS COLO AND
|a|[R FROM WOMAN

: ,.,, -''sls hurry Of iois Fourth
l ~. .s', "a . tho police today that
~ ~, .l''i took 50 IN gold ana
n. s Y. her Trunk YESTERDAY
" = ~! saasnee A gold watch.
p. -. ~ brooch and two
|kf - ~. l7' i'.s7 and another ior
sa IVY a'a' taken BY the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
To Be
CHR|STENED
At A.-Y.-P.: {.
Thirty Little Tots Win Be
on Hand for Big Cere-
mony at the Exposition
Tomorrow.

Thirty babies born In the month
OF June Will be chfiatoned In the
Auditorium Of tho AsY,p. oxnoai,
iion al ? o'clock tomorrow after
noon. and Will be gwen loving oupa
BY the exposition management a.
a token Of their good luck la being
born during the opening month Of
the Seattle fair.
Several exposition officials will
attend the ceremonies and IN case
each child Is not accompanied by a
minister tho exposition will have
one IN readiness.
viii be a oodfs,hsr.
II Eodfathers or godmothefu are
not on hand Director Of Special
Events Louis ". buckley will be
ready 10 act In either capacity
NJ buckley has promised to 90 10
ans lengths Ia making baby Chfla
tcnias day a success.
Nurses and ali the Necessary ar.
ilrlas for the care Of the yuunEateFn
Will be provided In drrsslnE rooms
at the Auditorium so that no IN.
convenience will arise from the
numefouaness Of tho exposition
babies
Following are the babies to be
chriateued.
The Lucky Babies
Nc. l. nis~. 1854 nm A.. uafa
\ q ras.iaa, asa ". ssh st. Aiir,
Cecilia. tafh iana ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

From $50 to 1880 the delegates
conEtcgated In the assembly room.
meeting different delegates aud "a.
changing their Impressions Of the
sreat Western country Plans were
being made for the twenty days
tup through Alaska A. veil A. ar.
fanEumentn faf entertaining the
delegates while Ia Seattle The A..
aemhly room vas crowded with
busy delegates receiving their mall
aud attending to their different IN.
tsFss,a
n n Herbert. called Father be.
cause i Vas be- who founded tho
association and who has not missed
a single convention since H. origin
IN 1885, was the contsr of attraction
aud the delegates crowded around
the aEed editor 10 congratulate him
and talk Of old times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

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