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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-27

VIDA svui bias iich prospech,
Bigamista Hicks. jemuz =
bude zodpoyidati cizolozstvi. roy
nez pry Sc prizna k vine, IN ktcroI
jest oehoten spokojiti Sc tresteu
nekolikalcieho zaldfe. iakkoli,
ilstava statu Nebrasky ncdoyoluj,
stihani ieho tady, poneyadz zloein
kter6ho So Hicks dopustil. byl spa
chan We statu iinGm.
- Spolecnost Burliugtonske dri
by yykoupi pry drahu spolecnost
Moffat linie a nayaze styky dra
hou spoletnosti Western Pacific
Sana vedla by dozor na yse M dt
Salt Lake City. kdezto dozor dals
pfcdala by AZ k Pacificu draz,
Western. Ob6 spoletnosti v ohlc
du tom pine pry vyiedndyaji.
John Fosdick, ienz jest obza
.loFdn Z loupcie. n obral pry ]
Ileenama s. iistem saloone o 500
.byl policejuim soudccm Crawford
em 0dkazan X disirikinimu soudu
Iaruka jaho byla ma primluyu oh
.hajce. soudce Cooleye, ,tanoycni
ma ncimenSi miru. S500. Fosdick
ova matlia. ktord zije elsie 10
iil ~. nj. ie ua aurt nemocua.
- Henry Ivey. ktery byl "a
mr.tnan jake motorak ma omaz
skd poulicni kare po dobn strai
.ku, byl zatren n dopraveu do Lin
coin. kdc na So zodpUyidati y
zprouryefcni S227. nalezejicicl
tamni unii zrizcncd poulicnici
.drah. Iycy byl elenem unic a Il
rcdnikem trlc Tiz prohlasuia. y
je nevineu
Pred suudcrm Sutt0ncla I
soulu proiedndvdl
.byl = ttchto duech pripad Frank.
Henry he. obviutntho Z yraldl
.svf manzelky, Maudc Gallowa,
Henry. v domovf jcii matl;y, dn,
.3. terycncc t0hoto roliu. Y sObo
tn minuleho t{dnc yyncsen by
rolsudek, iimz Henry odsuzujc s.
.E doziyotuimu yezcni yo stain
.kalnici. kamz v litcrf tohoto IS
dne byl doprayen
Mae Yatcsoya, dcera znamt
.ho zdcisiho bnhdce i. I. Yatcsa
.proyda Sc dine 3. listopadu "a cin
'cinnatsktlo millionaire a banker
IIaryho II. WciIa. Syatba prI -
hude konati Cincinnati
prayuik Arthur Sturges Z !
I22O2 Fornam nj pocihal ii II"
deli vnfer II. holinG Y ulicce NJ
IL nl, mehi 81. Mary ayenui ;
Jackson nj. ia syou zcnu pray
Nc chylli. kdy Sc vracela Z Orphc;
IS pfuyodu \. II kasala hfyale
DO veIkoobchodnika likery y -
Joseph Spatfiy ocekdyanr pdrck
Ibyl iot zdrliyosti a, vytahnuv
kapsy sano6innJ revolver, yypd
I'LL tohoto ma kasala osm ran, y
kteryeh clyry iej zasahly. Hran5
lul ieho .ie smrtclne. SturgeSs hnet
Ipotom dial So na litek a zmizel.
IZraneny byl dopraycn do ySeobec
NJ ncnocnicc .kde ma mem ihnc'
Iproycdona opcracc. Pani Sturec'
soya, iel ie - roku siard. byla p
Ipoliceinim yyslechu poncchana II
Isydbodt Manlele Sturgcssoyi wa
| Ii &c IN sebe pred rokem. Posledr
dobu spolu nclili. Sturgcssova pt
dnla pred casem zalobu IN rozvo
a sama pax ubytoyala Sc Sc spyt
otccm, j kclley-m, cisle Isl
Jackson uliec, kde Sc zaridila
pronajimala pokojc. Kasal byl JED
MIN prynich, ktcry sc II nj nbs
toval. Mladi lidt Sc zahy sblizi
a tn pax spolu caste chodiyali d
rizn}ch zdbavnich mistnosti, pr
kieronzto pricinn Sturgess jim {
bema neiednon vyhrozoyal, ze i
zabijo
Y pondeli o I. hodint ram
vypukl neznamf dosud pricin
Iohen ve vykficentm dome Maegi
tFrvsonove tisla lll2 Capitol ~
Polar vznikl na druhem poscbo,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-27
Listovni.

+ W Bandle, jcnz uchazi Sc o
l'rad ol,rcsniho listovniho, plati "a
iednoho Z nejschopneisich kandi-
datn Je to obtan vdzeny cest-
.nf. kterf s. ifad6 poeinati bude
81 poctiyt. Pan Bandle tirad tcnto
Inyni zastavd k vseobecnt spoke.
ienosij
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-27
President 8 drutinou ma Mis-
sissippi.

President Taft So svym stabem
a gnvernery ysech statn, senatory
a kongreSniky odbornou komlsi
sescl So Y pondeli ~. Louisu, od-
kud SC 20 recc Mississippi yydd
ma cestu AZ do y. Orleansu. Ce.
sta tn ic zkuscbni a ma celou spo,
lcenost pfcsyedciti o ticelnosti
hlubokt yodni drahy yuitrozem.
ske, ktera Sc pravc proicktuje pri
nakladu mnoha milionn dollaru.
We spolecnosti Jest j eesky III.
stupce a sice kongresnik Ad. j
SABBATH IA 5. koneresni distrikt \
chicagu.
Osudny vybuch piyovaru.
Y Milwaukee, Wis, udal 81 y
pondtli rdno V Pabstoyf piyoya.
ru yybuch osmi kotln, pr eeml
iedcn d6lnik prisel o ziyot city
ri JIM byli tszcc zraneni. Zpnso.
bena skoda y zavode samotnem
odhaduje Sc ma s2j0.00O, Lee j '
okoli byla zpusobena dosti znae.
nj skoda. Y okruhu jedue mile
kolem piyoyam skoro ycskerd ok
ma nhsledkem silly ygbuchu po-
praskala.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-27

f. W Bandle, jcnz uchazi Sc %
0rad olJrcsniho listovniho, plati IN
jednoho nejschopneisich kandi-
data. j. to obtan vazcny cest-
ny. kterf s. ifad6 poeinati bude
81 poctiyt. Pan Bandle drad tento
nyni zastdyd !, vSeobecnt spoke.
ienosti.
Koroner.
Mezi kandidaty, l,teri pfi pri-
markach uchazeli sc @ noninaci.
hylo ntkolit incn nejznameiSich
obcauu 0mazskych. ttsicieh Sc nci-
lcpSi povesti, talk ~ do posledni
chyilc nelalo Sc predvidati. jail,
zapas bude rozliodnut. Okoluost,
~ mezi kaudidaty TAX yyhornFch
kvalit ziskal nominaci Willis a..
Crosby, Do sama dhkazem, " @
duycru obcanstva uchazi Sc muz
mad lime scl,npul Erhnete-li svnj
HAS We prosp6ch Crosby -ho. date
HAS ruuzi duytry hodntmu.
Skoldozorce
y ftad skoldozorcc. ktcry Jest
jcdnim 2 nejdulezittjsicll urhazi
Sc mliz osytdteny a sice Y Omazc
dobfc znamt W. A. Yodcr. Cha.
rakter mnze. jcjz yolimc do IRA.
du skoldozorce, mdli bychom do.
brc drive znati, ne2 mn yenuje-
me duyeru Pan Yoder ie muzem
yzacneho charaktcrn a ie idcalnim
kandiditem pro dnlclitr tento Il
rad
Zememeric.
Rcpnblikansky okresm istck ie
lct0sniho roku sfastne volcn, jcl.
to nalezaii SC ma mem vesmes kan
didati schopni, SO skytlym rekor.
dem Takovlm ttz je q. Mcbride,
jenz uchazi Sc 0 lirad okresniho
zemenefiGe. Jc TO muz schopny
cestny poctiyy, icnz iednati bu-
de ien v zairnu obcanstva.
Okresni komisari.
Jednoho ncjlepsich kandida
ia ma sirana republikanskh J.
\. Seottoyi. ienl nchazi SO o irad
.okreshiho komisare pro dlouhou
lhutu. Pan Scott io obchodnikcm
.dlouha ltta znd potreby nase.
ho okrcsu dalcko lepe ncz kdokolj
Iiiny Jo poetivcem, jak jcn lnoz.
no ~ prat, mulem, lcnz We sven
uradc bude miti na srdci ien 10
bro n prospeel obeanstya .Ic dlu
zno podotknouti, ze p Scott ma
vyborne zkuIscnOstI budovan
lvclkych budoy lltcrel zknscnost
budou yelmi ccnhym pro okres
Douglas pri staybG move okresn
budoyy. Jeho nemuze nikdo o
klamath pfi stavbe nebo pfi do
daycc materialu. Pan Scott ucini
usp6ch We SVEN vlastnim obchod,
a bude-li zvolen, bude brati vel
Ky zajem y obchodnich zalezito
lstech okresu. jest miloynikcn
Iathletickych sporth, jsa precise
dou Omaha Rod and Gun kiubu NJ
Cutoff jezefe; dale jest clencn
rnznych jmyeh sportovnich orga
inizaci. jest libcralni We svjch na
hledech n rad vidi mlade starr
lp6kne die chuti Sc baviti. Kraja
ne nasi mohou ycnovaii mu DIVE
ru syoji bez obay. nebof bude Il
fednikem. ktcry stati bude yzd,
p.i lidu. Odporutuieme ici vfcle
Kandidatem pro nrad ltomisa
re pro kratkou lhtltu ie .Iohl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-27

Grant, jcnz je rovnez pravym mn.
zcm pro toto misto.
Dale dluzno podotknouti, ze
kandidati yyse jmcnovani jsou We
smes muzi, ktefi pfcji osobni syo-
bode, u neneehaii Sc nikdy ovld.
dati prohibicnimi fanatiky. Re.
publikanska strana ncpostavila do
yolebniho zapasu nikdy schopnej-
sich kandiddtn nez roku letosni-
ho a = e prieiny zadn9 krajan
nechybi, kdyz den yoleb ode
vida svui hlas iich prospech.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-27
Pokladnik

Dosayadni p0kladuik, Frank A..
furay uchazi se o znoyuzyolcni
pro urHd teuio. Jeho dosavadni
rokord je skyely, col uznayano ie
ieho demokratickymi odpurci.--
Trad syui zastdval ku vseobecnt
.spokojenosti poplatnictya a s nej-
fcstntjsimi 1mysly uchdzi So q
.zugyuZvulcni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-27

pn{m poctivym. Lepsiho muzc
pro iirad TAX dnlezity navrzc-
nych kandidath nenajdcte, nez ie
nynejsi soudce okresni. Charles
Leslie. Neni floyeka, kteryz by
sobt neprdl miti spravne rizcnou
poznstalost, a protoz icdcnkazdy
= mas Ccchu zvlaSt6 by mel o To
dbati, by Judge Chas I.eslie-mu
dal ,vni hlas.
Klerk.
. irad okrcsniho klcrka ucha.
ii 50 ID. NJ. IIaycrly. iehoz mozno
odporueiti iako iednoho nci-
schopnejsieh lidi pro nrad iento.
Jc poctivccm a nrad synj zasta
vati budc eestne ku spokoienosti
obennstvn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Handkerchief

Women's sheer quality, hem
stitched liandkerchieis with
embroidered medallion corner
6He.
Women's sheer quality. cross
bar. hems,itched Handkerchief
with embroidered medallion cor
ner one.
Women's sheer quality cross
bar Handkerehieis. trimmed
with imitation Armenian lace;
l2tsc.
Women's sheer quality hem
stitched Handkerehiefs Sc.
Misses haud-embroidered in
itial Handkerchieis. 6Hc.
Women's all-lineu, cambria
Handkerchief lsc.
Childrens Initial llandker-
chiefs box Of three. BE.
-nassment saissroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
YELLOW FLOUR AFTER
JUNE .. But IT WILL
BE MORE WHOLESOME

Beginning June -four must ~,
sumo itH creamy yellow unes. An
bleaehed -four will be under the
ban, Prosecutions under tho pure
food law viii begin
On the sth o. December last the
department. Of agriculture ruied
that blesehcd flour was Illegal Il
sas announced. however, that = 20
fiod Of six months would be al
lowed 10 which the martr. might
absorb tho stock Of blcaehed flour
then In existence. This period o.
sir months has nearly expired.
The millsrn Of the northwest have
announced that they Intend 10 live
up 10 the Law Tho flour made By
the hard wheat consumed by the
Minneapolis mills Is naturally quite
white The southern miller Il tho
man who objects 10 the law. Ills
mill uses the wheat Of a softer
variety, and this gfinds up into a
more tawuy flour To make Il
look white he has used the bleach
lng process.
The state food authorities are
preparing TO seize -four not
blsaehed sent into Interstate com
merce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

ysw YORK. May Is seven
m Inc morning In Madison
~. q mc,hsra with i'nf
y ',,,.... pa.. along tho pa1cmonts
- 4. A, nursery for Jew lsh# chill
- Z. h.amins races Of the little tots
4 sS.a health and harpl spifz
:. M I, l,.,k IKE any other Jewish
l,,,,' ~. 4 Nsv York's east .las
'' =, ,ssy'rs not They efe ohllarrn
J. ~. have been iirectlY ~ .
", y one Of tho most Terrible
~ ~, = modern history-ihe nus
~. Y. .,ssrre Of Kishinss
s.s.I her naihsrs OF their m''h-
:. -, killsi in The mass, e'e of
.m'.'S..,si from the kan Of friend
4 rais.s durlns the Terrible
~ = AZ. Is The spring Of 1905
=. ssIitlsn srs alt bright ana In
80, ssos, Of them are surpafi-
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seeNstsNseeesNsHseseses
THE BEAUTY ;
CONTEST
Observation-Disclosures


On the hruad lawn before Judge
Llneulns stately mansion. Hanni.
bal Hawkins, editor Of tho Mound
willie Monitor. sat In earnest con.
verse with the Judges pretty daugh.
tor Miss Margaret Tho young
journalist pounding his heol into
the aNard, spoke In tremuloua
ionea.
aliow ahout n tsd,.. ,d.,.o,. ~,
tho frat nrlse Ninrgar,t -
The mdso'a dauehter shneh hsr
golden, Known head ."No q ahe ssid
daily, Va Grand ninnos
"a nolld mld watch than mr. n
trlp 10 New yorh = snerraied gaw'
Aims.
Again Mlss Lineoln shooh he,
head
"Qr a runahont aurrest.A Iiaw.
kina. oGnnd planos are sn esnen.
aiye. you know
When tho youns ediler lookod nm
however and bohald the Ktfrs haif
contomptuous smile he hassl,d NO
longer That's ali right. Marsa.
rot. no promised The frat prlse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

presented Then Il would be a case
Of giving tho costly grand piano To
himself. and Margaret could play
dreamy waltz tunes upon Il 10 their
new home on summer evenings
Hawkins whis,icd gayly as be
walked ANay.
but the fncs was 10 bo no walk.
over for Margaret Lincoln. Chic
school teachers. charming sales
ladies and blooming KiFi graduates
entered. and FOR a while II WAS
anyhody'a raoe. Then tho contest
narrowed To Mias Lincoln and
three rivals. and finally tho Judges
daughter and Nina Grant. the prot
y cashier Of the Blue Front depart.
ment store, ran neck and neck
Hawkins worked the best he could
for pretty Mafgnrs, Lincoln. but. BY
reason Of his position. could not
openly take aldaa by tho morning
OF the final day. Miss Grant aud
Miss Lincoln were practically tied.
Viih.npward Of $50 900 votes each
All Moandyille was asiif with the
excitement OF the great contest. and
tho Judges mayor and leading
barber-appshFed 10 count the final
mornings vote and declare the win.
uer
The contest vas TO close al noon
and. 10 expedite matters. tho judges
began 70 count tho ballots at II 20.
An avalanche Of subscriptions had
come In that mornlngtnd Hawkins
was fidgoiing about n a state Of
nervous pauic when old Squire
Duncan Of BragEa Hollow pottered
IN.
Il wan, 70 pay my subscription to
the Monitor" qtnvefed the squire.
for three years past, and want
the votes cast for Miss Margaret
l.inooln.'
IAN right. squire assonted Haw.
klns. =
A. BE- signed the receipt he over.
heard Barnes. the mayor. whisper
10 jenkins. the barber. IT'S lie.
Blii-a square tie with the 800 votes
Squire Duncans going to put In for
Miss Margaret"
II was three minutes to ~ and
no one knew the result save the
Judges and Hannibal Hawkins. The
editors heart ieaped with sudden
inspiration, Z tell you. square, he
eaioiod. You'd better make IT two
years IN advance. as we're giving
unabridged dictionaries With five
year subscriptions"
Squire Duncan shook his head.
Nope, I don't want none OF your
dictionaries.
We're also throwing In fine. new
road wagons with fivo.yoar Sub.
sorlpuona." urged the editor. Bet.
ter take Il up"
Squire Duncan hcaliated. II was
II 50. Hawkins grew desperate,
During this great contest we're
offering $500 grand pianos with 10.
year subscriptions, Better make II
10. squire
by zumi" cried the squire,
Here's your 80 for 10 years and
every vote for Miss Margaret Lin
coin. Ny gals been nsedin' now
planol"
Hawkins throw the thousand
votes into tho box Just aa tho clock
struck 70, and the judges solcmnly
announced, Miss Lincoln wins by
a thousand votes"
And that summer. as Hannibal
HawkinB. In his new home. listened
10 his young wife strummlng on her
gfand piano. he wondered II the
squire was getting equal enjoyment
ont OF bis,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Summer Wash Materials

27-inch Dress Bingham in light and dark
eolored stripes, checks and paids sac yard.
32-ineh extra heavy German Indigo Print in
stripes. small figures and checks OF white on
navy blue ground Yard &c.
30-inch Figured Sateen having white fig
ures on brown, navy, light-blue or gray ground.
Yard. l5c.
2S-ineh Swiss Muslin in plaids Of gray,
blue, lavender or pink on white ground, with
white dots Yard, Use.
27-inch Printed Silk Tissue-A thin fabric Of silk
ADDICTION mixture having floral patterns Of blue,
green yellow and gray on white ground. Yard l4c.
30-nch Madras Cloth; pink, blue. gray and tan
stripes OF figures on white ground. Yard, l5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Writing Paper, l5c Box

The assortment at this price includes
late sizes aud popular finishes in the fol-
lowing makcs
-nasemen, saiesroom.
Royal Coach. in white. azure, gray
and violet.
Toxic Bond in white and azure.
Persian Nellum in white and gray.
Fabric Finish ia white. ruled OF plain.
Crystal Damask in egg shell finish.
Regal Lawn in white. gray and azure
Hiawatha Lawn, Winthrop size,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Varied Styles in Neckwear
Silk or Satin Bows SC.
Net Jabots; SC.

Net Jabots; &c.
Turnover Collars. all-white, black and white,
blue and white or lavender and white; &c.
Fancy Stock Collars OF Nalencennes lace
and ribbon; Zoe,
Ascois in striped and plain eolored effects Sc.
Embroidered Coat Sets all-white; Toe.
All-Linsn Goa, Sets. some piped with bias bands in
sky. lavender black and While, others embroidered
in coors: Toe. ~
silk Bows with Venise medallion ends i0c.
Wash Stocks. three OF six button effect white and
pink white and sky OF white bnd lavender with pearl
buttons Toe.
Wash Stocks in striped effects; &c.
Wash Stocks with bow in ascot eiicct-eombination
Of pink brown sky. green and black with white; Sc.
Aseots In pink, brown or lavender, Sc
Linen Stocks and narrow Dutch Collars with herring
bone hem; Sc.
Stock Collars finished with lace medailions; Sc.
Stiff Linen Dutch Collars in various widths l2He
to pc
Sol, Dutch Collars in effective combinations Of lace
and lawn 2Se
labots OF lace and embroidery in a number Of a,rae-
tive styles, 2Se. --nassmsn, salssroou4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

Russia Lace Oxfords, Edwin c.
Burt make, plain toe, hand-turned
sole and Cuban heel; sos.
Patent Colt Butcher Oxfords,
WOMEN's COMFORT SHOES
Kid Prince Albert House Shoes,
rubber side; SL50
Kid Nurse Shoes, plain toe, hand
turned sole and rubber heel; $500.
INFANTS SHOES
Infants Kid Lace and Button
sizes | TO 8; SOC.
Infants Kid ankle-strap Slippers,
or black, sizes | to Use.
Infants Patent Button Shoes, wit
kid top, sizes 2 to 8; Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Irish Point Curtain Ends, 39c

The assortment includes twenty-five patterns, OF
which there are thirty pieces each making it possible
TO curtain number Of windows alike These are Ends
Of fine quality curtains that were made in 81. Call.
Switzerland and are all thrty-six inches long and
therefore especially suitable for sash curtains pano
windows and door panels. Priced at SOC each
--Haaenent saiesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Women's Vests

Women's low neck. sleeveless,
Cotton Knit Vests OF good weight
and quality. May be had in white,
pink or sky; also white Vests with
wing sleeves at this price; l5c each,
or two for 25c,
IA a.r,spt g.tasroo,,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
LABOR'S AFFAIRS

ona. which was great impaftl.
nenea on their part, to be sure
Worse still, the unemployed. real
lrink that even a cat can look at a
kink. adopted resolution. contain.
Ing tho following question. TO 30
placed before John u Rockefeller;
What are you going 10 do with
America. now that you have Il In
-FOUR vest pocsctf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Effective Curtain Materials

Figured Examines in attractive patterns Arabian ground
The assortment includes LAr Nouyeau Arts Crafts and
floral and conventional designs bordered and aoycr pat
1hry-six inches wide; yard l9c.
Cretonnes in many and artistic designs including
stripe shadow and floral effects in good range OF colors
among which are blue, brown and pink Yard Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Satin Foulard
Dresses, $8.65

Womens One-Piece Dresses OF
satin foulard-Copenhagen, old-tose,
lavender or navy blue, in figured e.
fccts. Have round yoke Of white dot
ted net, trimmed with bands Of self
material piped in plain eolors sleeves
are long and skirt is circular. button
trimmed. Attractive value at sos.
-nasameut saIaartpu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Window Shades

Machine made Opaque
Shades. mounted on Stewart
Ilartshorn roller; 80 inches wide
and Z feet long 49c.
Water color Shades, SO inch
es wide and Z feet long, pc,
-Hasement saiesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Women's Wash Suits at $4.95

Wash Suits OF cotton pique in blue pink, tan or white
Have medium length emi-hng coat collar and reyer
and fancy pockets trimmed with buttons skirt gored Price
$4os. .n,..n.., s,.,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

A hlS strike Of shop men threat.
ems on the baltimore 4 Ohio rail.
way system. The bollcrmakera aro
taking 4 aecrvt ballot al present
The machlnlsta are out at BAIT.
more. and the situation Is threaten.
ms 80 far ~ other crafts are con.
esrued After a four.ycar fight
with the shop men, the Santa ~
railway made peace With tho shop
men. and after one scar Of strug
sic the Rio GrAnde did the same
Huge sums o. money were spent By
thoaa ruads The d, 4 o. differ
snees are thfiluE.
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Rugs and Mating

9Nl2 Body Brussels Rugs so so.
s-5xl0-6 Body Brussels Rugs, 5000.
27xS4 Administer Rugs. sl6s.
36S72 Administer Rugs. S2ss.
2lx4s Royal Smyrna Rugs, Sis.
50N35 Royal Smyrna Rugs, 500.
26xs4 Royal Smyrna Rugs. $3.50.
50x60 Royal Smyrna Rugs, S27s.
Japanese Mating. zoe and 2So yard.
China Mating, lSc, Zoe and 25c yard.
basement saissroom
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NJ ssseral Industrial situation.
N rf.<,sd Ia the iseof press of
4. usnlry and reports made 10
~ s.irsi AID national orsanita-
~, y sseAl unioas 10 distinctly
Iz5pvius IN nsarlI sssry oeeApa.
tr There has hesn : pIoaouneed
lrsa. q employment IN tho
WiIns trades tken afe lev men
Y = H. priaiins business and
|sI,y b he eio,hirg trades i
Z sslis MARKED The iournals Of
4 nlisay enplcyes show nat
nsprtsticn ls becoming greatly
&i.;t. AID irca and steel pro
lrlsou Is ssinlns ever meath.
Rrs,< b ssiil someshAt dull, but
r11szllf iz,ppving. as IL work In
III l1i 1sial and wool manu-
hr,arrx Many unemployed have
~ snnnrnk ,owssd the rural
ds,ncs ildnz The past year and
s.s1tzf i arm labor. thus lessen
n D satsii'ion In trades nsto'
~
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Style $50, Price Sl.00-A
model designed for tail, full fig
ures, having medium-high bust
and skirt very long over front,
hip and back, the material ex-
tending in front several inches
below the boning Is OF strong
batiste filled with rust-proof
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Fire-Proof Burlap,
l2lc Yard

A large quantity Of Fife'pfoof
Burlap which was intended to
be used at the Exposition, but
cannot now be so employed on
account Of a new ruling OF the
fire insurance inspectors, is Of
iered at the price of
PIC a yard. This is fine
grade, carefully dyed material
and may be had in dark red and
green.
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Women's and Children's Shoes in Variety

WOMEN'S NEW OXFORDS, Sos
Patent Colt Lace Oxfords, Edwin c. Burt
make. ma, calf top, plain toe, welt sole and
Cuban heel; sos
Imported dark tan Russia Oxfords, brown
suede top, welt sole and military heel; SOS.
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~, ~ e'ilelal journal Of the iron
~ /, ualon charges that the Ns'
yea Trades association IA
aug a Individual card ava
aai silisnabIe the latter body
4 .. unlon men Throughout
aalirs Tho molders' er ,,s,,,
,n.ises that IN many locall,las
1sn Of The Metal Trade assa
ar forbidden By tbel, hi.
aon hiring any employe n
=. n, member, and heavy ilneg IN
\. a'les as high "a tfo6. Arc ls =,
N, . sly violation oi III ,nie
IL s ~. The association Il NJ ia, q
N N We ~ Yas abop, just a. ''v M :
TX 49, w ayetea the Aerfg were
n.y. on bieA Of land T nv
|lai 4. aniounce that they IN an
ne new isudalIsm. wiz
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m ~. coorsr i'nlsn W., W.
n d. . =, week, and dernande6
IA fsss, !. l. ns IDLE mon a. wei
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has ilsk boards viii Be- com
~ v pgilie officials and repre-,
s''a'l's y employers and EN-.
~ i1i,key VIII have the power
n sss' hours and other work.
4,du,az sit months after the
w a>'t oranges the rates they
- ''-zaiory and will b. eH
.ssea y he government But
~. -. " y months period thosa
VeI''l Who Voluntarily accept
ssii aseislons will be placed
Hhlis or fair. list. and will
y. only ones eligible Tor gov
Esai eontrac,s.
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~ VII undoubtedly 20
lafliament land there viii
: s.pisine court to declare Il
y ~. ullipnaD. Great Britain
\ ~, ~ esenme the second nation
4 . w: 70 recognize and enforce
4 -..1an wage principle bel
'is. ~ J., ,,a,csd . similar law recently
NJ, =. : 4 being asi,sled In Ger
~ ~ other countries.