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Read the
Special Values
for
Thursday's
Shoppers
15c Nick*] riattd Crurob I'm
unit Horn|«T ..............Ho
(Mix. rolls' Iron Hamlt*. 10c I
\.iltir> . Ue I
13-quart I'illlH >l l't>»ll>l>«l lull.
400 vmtu*. tor... . . "7c
11-vivy Do«bl< Zlno i..>«rtl.
S.'.o vulu* !l»r
I— —————————
tsc Qanlrn Hake lUe
l()-T«H.th Mn!l.-.il>!r Rate*..
i;«c
3-pint Nkki-I IMatMl AH Copper
Coffin or T«-« Pot. TSo v»lu<\
for 40c
I 4-quart Cranlt* Puddlnic I
j )Vn. rrcular 3tc. fnr..l4« I
10-I.mm nraided Cotton Clothes
I.ln*. M f0r..... ... l:ic
BABY'S GO-CART
Bti>«l O*<u- t-Viidli . OoCart.
13 36 v»lu«, Tharadar
I »*.: m»
Spelger&Hurlbut
Second and Union
Murphy Wine 1 Liquor Co.
■
SPECIALS
—c
Port Wine. per ra110n...... «1 OO
Old Angelica, per gallon...fl.So
Fine Old Ma* per ira!..*l.SO
"We make a specialty of OT.r>
WINES AND LIQCOnS, "We
carry the *cry best.
Murphy Wine
and Liquor Co.,
FY*« IVlivtry.
301 and 310 P.kt St.,
Phon«»-lnd. 39, Suntrt Buff 41
Clean-Up of T*T
IYICn S fit j9
Suits a
Pricing of 9 J
Broken m 3
Sizes ~iJr
To effect a complete clearance we have put one
price on all the remaining winter suits; that price is
M' CO 7CFOR
OOi/D CHOICE
_ j
Hitherto such suits have sold atSl2.>OanJ $15.00.
There are all sizes in the lot in one sort or another.
It will pay any man to attend the sale early.
Sole Distributors of the Famous Brokaw Cloth
ing and the equally Famous Imperial Hat.
SHAFER BROS.
Arcade Bldg. Second Am Cor. University St.'
SPRING HATS
The iuiUl!i-r» of Parti have decreed that the rut-Iron or buat>
shaped hat will be quite the thing, ■ .-iHlly fur aprtng wear. Nu.
1 ahowa the ah*pe. The frame la covered with pink allk straw braid.
A fTeat l»»w of pink ribbon, faateoed «ith v. hondw>m« ateel burkUi,
nlmoat WHll the top of Mi hut N». :■ in n flnt hut, ntada of tutle
blue malln*. A wreath of tiny fetgtt-tne-nota forma a pretty flnlub
and the under aide of the brim la ornaii»->>i<<l with wta pink maebud%
iillchtly large: thnn th« button r«aea %vhUh »n^«u popular laat
aprlnc-
YAMASHITA ASPIRES TO
BE THE BRYAN OF JAPAN
LITTLE JAP WHO INVITED HIMSELF INTO NEBRAtKAN'S
HOME WILL RETURN TO MIKADO'S LAND TO HELP HIS
COUNTRY
UXCOCN, Neb, March ».—Japan
will have the miv.itiJ.ic* In her
struggle Tilth Km tula of the ii.Ulii"
and counsel of a younc man trained
in the art of government und«r the
direction of n.i let* a i T>oi>af«
than wiKiam J. Drran.
At the midwinter commrncenient
of the University of Nebraska naxt
w»-h Yiiiua-hltii Vashcbtro. « young
Japanese student, will receive hu
degire In political Mviutiir, an.!
after via»tl!i« dM Hi. LMlt txpont
ilun win retain to hU »»ilv» land
to taka active pan In the politics of
that r-Uluib.
'• tilt years a»o Colonel f*ry«li was
sitting on Mm veranda of hi* <~l'r
ham* Ulklng- with MM frl«ndt
when a youtt* Jap appeared, v.ilim>
In hand. ll* Intmdurad lilin»»lf as
..•tilij Yanli> liltu ill announced
that h* had com* to tuako M» home
with Mr. I'r> in nnd to l-urn fioia
him the art of »t,it»-«n<«iinhlp. The
jtiihi man Mild that he ha.l rend In
Han Vnnetitea. » here he had b«*n
worklnc for-two ytant, of Mr. Bryan I
and had followed very dearly hi*
rare«>r and »p»*rh**. lie moJe»tly
tald that hi* ambition to i>- n.« \v.
J. Ilryan of Japan hi** b«*n flrnl
by what he had read of the Ni-I»c»».
lean and he humbly b*a*it<Nt to I"
permitted to *tt at hit feet and
learn all about It.
iirj.in «•*• much Bonrttttaaai and
M*HTntMt to explain to the polite
and aetr-.teprecßtlne: Oriental that
he could not poaalbly i«nli htm to
liecoin* a nt«tiiber of hla family rrr«
■ if. [tut the younr man *>■ nut to
b« dr-nifj. With ■ |-*taiat*n. • that |
fould not be ov«rrome ev«n by the
plat: Ht •peakln* '!>• )ount Jap
maintained hla purpoM of •tudylnf
aUtexmanßhlp at nhurt range, »nd
In the md i ■■•!» ■«»'• In. When
he n-.—i.!<-l the rharrn he .111 ao
with charactertstte tnorou«hnr«a.
If* iritv* the ynunir man advlra i» to
what he •hnuld «t «■!>• and «M"l him
In rart<«ia »ay«. ' ,<
With amirely an effort "Te
ailpped Into the home Ufa of the
Drya&a. lie «taye4 with th« younger j
children' when their parent* went
out an evrtilns. He walled on the
table with deftness and ffrar*
coukod namewt h-lt» «m e<'arre
. and In many quiet waya made him
•elf M ua«ful that b« toon became
a •■< :ti«- flxttir* la the bout*
bold.
KotwlthatanJlnjc the handlrap of
Incomplete preparation for unlver>
| ■Ity life and a not v*ry romprrhen
ialv*» knowledce of th* X^figUiih Im
apiHK". he hi« made rapid proaire**
»i.'! will r<"-»>lve a Aoetor 1* decree.
Ilia apeelalty hail been pnlltlral
economy, aociolocy ■ and Amerlotn
hlatory. Alt Of hU «'v' have
been undertaken with the object of
fitting himself to take an active
and commandlna; part In the poll
tlca of hi* native, country. To a
correspondent of the N'<'v. «i.«p<-r
CnterprUe Am«oelatlon he mM
"I (hall <Isvote my life r«sai !!<-•«
of material Intercft* In in>l«Mli(
mankind and In bettrrtnir thi> politi
cal condltloM of my fellow country-
TAMAHIIITA YAPH< lUlia
men. I am not veraatllo enough
to do .ill thine*, and I hop* I am
not ho unwim .ii to think my»«lf
rupable of doing many thing*, but
.1.1 f»[in t to meet with rucccxs In
| th« |n>llti»n of niy country. Tom«
that appeal* t.i a field of broad
uaefiiln'-MN. It may b« an !>road
THE SgATTI-K STAH
ii.«r.r.n. n FREDERICK fie NEL3ON mir.nu.»
U««r»«nt*4
Concerning Axminster
Rugs and Car- "
peting
(if MUM you «r«» aware of I** aplm.ilii wearing qiiatltlaa of Ax
inlii»lfi» For pulur »■•• they ma unexcelled, Th« nutt, rich color
ing* or the IKK KifUHlU'll pattern* will appeal to nit ft-11111l •!■» Of Iwuu
llml floor • ■■» • iuiic» i .mo In mij *<■■ thu :..iMlriK — you're heartily
«i li'niiti* ii> took ui'iiitini.
Axminster Carpeting $1.45 to $2.50
a Yard
I'i.i. <W»I1>- all <•■>!. iiln*n sn> lii' lvii.-.l lit 11, in »i«■■•.••■ dUplar I'rl'--",
•0W»O. Ui.l and tiiM-i. a yard |1.45, (1.0(1, $3.00 unit »2.r»0
Axminster Rugs $2.75 to $45.00
Hi t.- iii>- I hi* »|ICI and (irlrri*— ,
:;»!".'> in.-h >il^la A«<nlii»t.i Mum* .. %2-lfi
MxTl-lncli liraavnla Asmltiattr llUfl . •..■4.7R
4lx?.t 11.-«iiv«l« A«M,i:,-l.t linn »luimi
•x 9 ii»«iivaia Aimlnatar i'"«» 920.00
■.txlO.t ii.-.itiviiia AsmtruUr l(u«a 926.00
»>!.' A.n,iM.|.-r liu ( < 987.AU and M 0.50
*iIS Imperial Illirvluw, AKiulnntcr llu<a . . . 945.00
More Specials in ROYAL GRANITE
. STEEL WARE
„,,,,. j. - ? # j «■■—».
Tomorrow th» HouK>ruml»hln» Ration «i» th« C^A^*^
iivalh floor offer* II." fullowinc l..i«iiii» lv x<^^^^^
fl.il quality llayal UranlU hi.-.l \v.,rf. \^B
No. ITu Krtti* 58« Vfl B
«. I and I. Cup Muffin Tana, «htlr !h-> U.I. B
tomnrrovr, aorh .-. lfto
■
FREDERICK & NELSON
larai »*ral*t
Complete Housefumi*hers *~ t • J2d Avc, Madison, Spring
•• m luttlon la er^itt or ■• wMf Ml Iki only on« of a band of her •on*
lh<» world* brotherhood. »Jw tiav* nt» to your country to
"Japan baa many |i> problem" .Hu I > .ir (■■.■ Mim«i> your poli
te aoiva Ph» baa niil'rUkri their lit • >i I jroor way*. U> hop* to
unraTtttnrnt with an rn^rt:y that If j-m what «r« tin- lmn»i| to tfood'
i liilrllcciidy illr»> ted will do mart' lulrlntHjra In whmt*v«r atreM our
than ever to d«*«rv* for her the I country ft da h»ra*tf and to ad
mi- of tl>« AiTMTlfa of th» Oritnt. ran- • hrr wher«v«r w» can."
SPANISH PRETENDER'S SON
MAY STIR UP CASTILE
»wimaper Enterprise Atsoclatlon.
\t\Mifl'. Bpaln. March I i'iiM
l«m In Spain In dormant and the
leailrra Irani to Infuat* tit* In It by
the abdication of I».ti Carloa In !
favor ..f hi* ton, DOT Jamie (pro
nounced Ha-•■-nut'. Oarloa la now
&«. too iiK<>l to take an active part
I In a «trtig«l» for h!» own reatorallon,
whll« Big "em In hut SI. ,iml la ready
to fight whenever a iliaiu-o for auc>
O*M presenU Itself.
Jamie I* an officer In the Runclan
nrtny. a fin* aoldi#r. of good preju
enre, and makes frlenda wherever
h« c<-». II" Tijnyn a popularity
that Carloa never ha<l. and ho la
noted among Ilia brother officers
fur hi* fearleasnesa. whlln Carloa
ha* long had a reputation Just th«
reverae. ■
CariUta In Fpnln '•• Jl«-v« ih« tlin»
: THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES
fTh«« prlc»» ar« to any buyer It
oiiHiiililrx. Prli •-• en amali pureluU«a
»»««»• to per cant hlghar.)
Provision*
Fresh M*«t—Cow l.rff. To p»r It.
»ta»r r,.. f T«7S<: lb; v««l, 10*lOHr lb;
pork. 7.' Hi; mutton. ««■ Ib
Provlalona-llatni,U4JM*Rlb:brft«kfaj|
bacon, l(o lb; l.i III*, frmli. l:>,tj In.
Vagatablaa
V. hit* Illvrr liurbanka, MtMtllNi
par ton| Yaklma potato**, in kioj.vuo
i>ar ton: carrotx. Tin i« i nark; mii
i.ii««a. Tic i«r Hulk: cttliluiK* !oj»r Hi,
tomato'n, 1? 00 boi; ' • '•' v. WVfrVa prr
not, radlohra. 100 1"l dot !■ ip h'-H
I. mi, ... a ;-,i no >...«; Walla Walla
oniona, 13 oo per cwt; *ri-«-u onluna.
la coming when th* people will want
! to: tin<,w nff th« >ip'ni« linp>i**<t on
;<hetft by the weak y...n.« AJfonao
Xllfknd hla mother, and th<-v think
Via* -if they ■•>!■« th* erartaJ mo*
meri t ih*y will b« able to wan th»
ttudttif.
[ Tv <io thin they need the roualng
at ♦«!(,ii«u«in among Hpanlarda.
l>tnl ijiit la ImpnMtble If lo'ti I'arloa
Be Wt.> can<lldat« of the klnxablp.
11 If-' i»nti Jamie be th* pretendar,
Hiof* # la ittti«. doubt that hi* Mil
fiirr]/ qualltlea would attract the
■tiir-M.rf of many Hpanlarda, and
''thnr'lita advliar* would have 1< *»
<ttrru(ilty In making the restoration
*-mj(»eaa than In th« mm of Ma
father. Don i'»rlo« la oontlderlng
the proposition '" nbdlrate at hla
home In Venice, and hla decision
may I" announced at any time*
IBe r*r Cotrn t-tinrhm: TTubbard
•Tii»»h I. " lb; t.umi.viiiK, Hji«;c txr
N)u«iih tUO prr lb; putmiklii, HilUp
p.r Ibj M p*pi<«r». ll.of«J.a. . -
Or««n Fruit, Eta.
A|+lm. «ooktn«. tOcOII.OO boi: Poll
■n,i.<iK'ii, |l.MOi.ou par l»..«. Il«ld«ln«
Wttni». tii> rtn.ru holm. ♦!,- 11.30C1
IJt prf bos; •Mil 'if th« inunnlaliii
fancy Or*cninr», l«<*f|t Ik>«. Vinnimi
Jcnathni'-t. II 8001 '% Nil Winter N*l
!!»• i>«nr«. |i -l.fr > i-oi; Vlrar« Hurt
oil,. • ariout li mix. ntK-applmt, 11 M
<1,.« it-ilia tills oranets. ll.7i^il.nn ba«;
J.«rnnn». J'fiJ M» !■"» CrnnNorrlra, ll]
hi.l r^rsUn liitfit, r.'io |!i. IM< kl«l . r
rlm, too Ib. Ilananaa, 71*3 . per
bunch.
Hay, brain and Faco*
Oal», I2t p*r ton; i.hi i. v. tn p«r ton;
thiKi, %3U tun: chop, tUfl'ii ton; phorta,
fIU t.'ii; liriui. 11l ton; oil n)*al, I* ton;
fc. W. timothy, naw, » i I..ii. 1. W.
cumpr*i»rd timothy, n«-w, (17 ton;
new wheat Ha), lIS<HIT ton; naw alfalfn.
11. lon new I -'ik< ' Hound I) iv tiiO
IS tun: middling*. IS ton. I", unula.
A. BRIDGE I CO.—Popular Price Clothiers .---• .
o
Children's Suits Are
Only Half Price
'i hyj/ od@i is i i^©
During our great "RUMMAGE SALE." Splendid new mater
ials made up in all styles. The SALE CONTINUES WITH
UNABATED SUCCESS.
("BOYS' $3.50 SUITS CT""7KI
For *p I D I 9 I
Boys' $4.00 Suits for $2.00 I Boys 1 $5.50 Suits for $2.75
Boys' $4.50 Suits for $2.25 Boys's4.oo Overcoats $2.00
Boys' $5.00 Suits for $2.50 Boys' $6.00 Overcoats $3.00
Boys' $5.50 Reefers $2.75
I Boys' Extra School Pants sQf%]
I Heavy Materials', wear like iron; Reg. val. 50c mm^m\jl\
Popular H DMBtfJ^a^^ © fr*± P°PUlar
El A. Bridge & Co. JH
ciothiors e%m mmfm IUUv VK %#vb ciotmers
1415-1417 Second Avenue Next t0 Bon Marchi
Jumbo. * A I To-
Butter, Cgß*t Cn»t«»
lira <r»«fn«T> . i,*«- por lit; Kanltrn
croamtirr. fraah. ::o Ib. «I.i«««. ;i>i:i '
p»r IK ]
' K(C»— NatWa raiuh. 3<" J ■»! Ojr-,
(on t.. i,. lo doft.; Baalw-a. 1 dn.
«;h«t«^-N«»lv«. i««i<pu »r Ib; Cut*
•re. Ita Mr ll*
Poultry
Clitrhriiß, tirti. »Ml ai<rtnfa ISOliUe
r»4« k». n-k.-, iw . ((■■••..l l!«l., p*r l!..
<;••»* Ua tKf IK *iuil» ataroa, .
ri.h. Eta. ,
Halibut, ;Mc m 11.. iilmca treat,
MMr pa* Ib: fltrutKlrm Ir per Ib; aolaa.
We p«r Ib •hruni*. lie per Ib; MU.ILa.
tufco r-*r Ib
WHERE WILL JAPAN
STRIKE ON LAND?
THREE ARMIES WILL BE SENT OUT. BUT THEIR DESTINA
TIONS ARE A MATTER OF PURE CONJECTURE
0/ Will H. Brill, Gptelal Commit•
nonir of the Ntwtpapar Ent«r>
pn«« Amoc iron in the Far Eait.
".■•■V..-I !i|«r Enterprla# Aaa'n.
TOKIO, Japan. F«b. 19.-No on*
In Japan, MM th» high Bovrrnment
officlaia and th« board of •trat«cy,
know what Japan'a |iolnt of ottack
will be when Mm arm] nre finally
til-■ v • 1 into Korro. Tin J»pait»*<
nr« not at all anxloua to know.
They have confidence In the hfada of
affair*, and i!. v . ,-■ not trylna; to
fl«ht tin- war out over their t«-a cui-a.
Hut th* horde of war concapond
rut*, who are awaiting pf>rml I
M ro to th« front wllh the expedi
tion* which will Ksioj.tr or late-r be
mad* Into Korwi, are figuring i!,«
thing Out In all aorta Of waya.
It la known that at !>■•■<t thrre
*rparal« armies will be arnt out, but
th# matn i|U<-Ptl"l. It wht-r« Ate thl)
ffolnff and what Jo they Intend to
arroni|i!liih wh*n they reach their
domination; wIU their dcitlnntlon be
Seoul. Vladlvottok or Tort Arthur?
Will they attempt to capture the two
Utter towna, or will they be aatls
| fI«U with patrolling th* Yalu river
! In auch force that t|M Iluaalana can
and drive the Huwlana out at the
point of th» bnyonet? All thtae
i plana and more, me being ronsMered
by the correnpondenta and in- bring
not ■01 Into Korea nt all? Or will
they Attempt to Invade Manchuria
: dincuaaed. each havlnr Its cham
, plona.
Moat of thru* pinna of campaign
are footlah On thtlr race. Port Ar
thur la practically Impregnnble.
Beout la already In th» h»n<J» of the
Japantta, or practically «<>. and the
Notice to Subscribers
If. any evtnln*. your copy of The
Star haa not arrivr.i nt 0:00 o'clock,
telephone—Bunset. Main 10:0. or In
} dependent 1131, ony time between
00 and *:lO— and a copy will be sent
you at once, by specta.l messenger.
# —
Nothing to Compare
With th« attractions of California.
CllmaU permits of outdoor Ufa nil
th« y«ar rntiixl. T*ika th« scenic
Shasta route, Ki-nttlo to dan Frnn
cluco; 125.60 flrnt class, 120.80 sec*
ond class. Two train* dally, Tick
ets, reservations and descriptive lit- 1
•ratur* nt Bouthern raclflo Ca'i
oftloa. (18 First avenue. EL K. Ellis,
general agent. ***
Poultry Netting
! '• high IM ft long, per roll OOe
2 ft. hl»h li« ft. lane jxr roll . ...»1.80
I ft high ICO ft. long, p*r roll .»2.70
4 ft. high 160 ft long, per roll 93.50
ft ft hl*h ISO ft long-, per roll , ..»»..10
C ft. high ItO ft long. p«r roll |5.40 :
ERNST BROS., 506 Pike """SUftnVy
landing of a very small expedition
would ktf p it from attack by th»
RuMlana. Vladivostok M ' really
l« of lit 11* u#e to th« Japanese even
if they were able to capture th«
town. T)>:> Mag admitted, what
will iln- Japanese do?
The plan that MM to find th«
most favor includes the landing of
an expedition at Won-San or Mm
other port on the east coast of
Kom>*.
With »ome point on Brnughtnn bay
a* a !«.«:«.• the Japanriui Would be
able to operate In any direction they
«i')i. Wai. a base well established
th» whole northern part of Korea
OMtiit be overrun and th» Hussions '
could with little trouble b« driven
buck ocroM the Tata river. If It r
wit* thought nrr^fi»^ry to tend an
expedition against Port Arthur It
i-i.nlil be done. Even Vladivostok la
not entirely out of iking range,
and •' m lit Utile of tmportanc* that
could be done from any other b;u»e
that it ni l not be done from this
point.
Hut It n-ould MM that the b»«t {
point of attack wtittM be Mukden,'
the town which tho >tus»lans have;
built on the line of the Trana-SN
l» ilati ritllroad. Mukden In itSnlf la
not much of a place, but It In of j
kit at value from a strateKlo stand- \
point nd It Is so situated and so n>ll
fortified that once tn*Ue It and with '
a line of communication kept open I
| for th« very abort dlrtntie* to Won«
.-'an It would be practically ImpomM
bis to dliltxty* th« holder*. Th«
hoMlt'K of tht» town by the Japun'il
«i vii) make I'ort Arthur untenable
by th« Ruwlanm. All auppllra from
Ruarla for Tort Arthur would he cut
iff and with ■ cu>ul blockades at mm
tha town would aoon »■♦ turw.l out.
To Cur« a Cold in On* Day
... '•"■'%
TaV»> I-asatlve Ilromo Qutntne Tab
let*. All druggists refund the money
If it falls to cur*. ■ Vf. arove'a nig;,
iiaiui» la on each box. 2Sc •••
A Trip Throuflh Ruaiia for |1.00 or
Harry dt V.'lndt, th« not*! Itus
alan explorer Mid tuitr. will ap>
pear at th« Seattle theater on Friday,
March 11 at I p. m . and give his
now nul'il lecture on i:iik-.u and 81
--bertn. The leoturo will i- IlluJtint
rd with lantern slide* of the vnrloua
acene* In that now much Fj>oUen-of
country, mil ttui olini|ti<!. nrt moat
renaonabl*, :'•>•. Mo, '•:<•• and $1.00,
I Tickets at th« Seattle theater. Ila
maktr Muale Co., Hoattlc Hnnlwure 1
Co., and Trustee Co., baactnent N.
V. block. •••
CHIFFONIERS
\l 111 'A^J^
Chiffonier. Ilk* Kv^VAU^Jffl
picture, maiir In ■JJJJjHr'^IJU
onk. h»« French iV^V?? I •Sf]
brrrl plate mirror: fl^Rffifl^Kl
rrgular prt<* tiraa, iQJSsSSxQII '
cut prk-.- 90.50. * Nf*LHWFn
m
Thompson Furniture Co.
Ittl-lO First Arenu*.
LOST
A good breakfast, by not having *
cup of that r>. IMo us CeCfM at Urn *
SEATTLE TEA, COFFEE AND BUT
TER CO., 706 I .k. slr««t I'honea,
Ind., A KM. Bu:uH>t. lUck <«.
Both Phones Main 1184
Free Delivery
(MiIEM
■BHHUQKnnBMBBaHBM
Ml WHISKY
$ Foil Quart
Keystone Liquor Co.
Wholesale and Fumlly Trad*.
1123 First Aye., Cor. Seneca
as the railroad I* now go busily en
irncetl In transporting troop* that lit
tle nttentSon It Ink' paid or an bo
paid to getting through provision* to
last through a alec*.
It la also probable that the holdln*
of thla town would be connldered an
a decisive victory, and with the pa
trolling of the boundary tine, would
Rive Japan enough to go Into th«
court el nation* with th* claim of
having xvon' the war.
tWILL. 11. DniLX.
STOCK SOLD
T.\com.i Merchants in Difficulties
Tacoma. March Sth. ISO 4. Th«
■tick of one Of the city* prominent
I clothlora, who wuh recently In fln«n
--' i.ii iiirrii'u.: has been sold to th«
r'-pri". iit.itive* of the Outlet Cloth
' li>r tv. of foatUn. M
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