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s
JAPS FAILED
TO ATTACK
PORT ARTHUR
RUSSIANS WERE READY TO GIVE BATTLE YESTKRDAY, BUT
FLKKT DID NOT »NOW UP
rlpp* N«n \m'd)
FORT AUTlirit. April U.-Th» grit
•ral attark by a laf«*ly rrln(»rvrtl
Jmptkttf* (Irrt, which II *« l.rli<-\.-.l
would I* maiic on thu city laat lll«llt.
«iv not occur.
All day )T«trr\Ujr th» town was la a
■tali of ni!'iir«nl excUrtnrnt and
•vary n>< ti..-n It «*• •vi •< i«>l Ihi re
port* of tn» apprv*. h ul tb« .n.ntv
would t>«> r.c«iv«-.1, li.a Ui. &at>bath
%ulrt »a» un<tt»turtirtl.
ll> a ■«•»■!» l d!i;>< r.nalK-n. tit* ordm
««r» ta*u»<) that no r*U«ioua t«<lwg
*oulJ b» h'l.l by th« aoldtcra or •*lt
t>r». on account »{ lh» llll'lh'lH Of
Ul* lituatlon.
Hakaj . torpedo beat flotilla pa
tr«ll*d th* op» ro».lat»att and vm
\ur*d t*r out to K-a. but nut until ><■«■
iatU^y tvvnir* wtr* any vaa»cla that
FLEET PASSED CHEEFOO
(By Beiippa News Am - 1 " <
ana : April 11.-A fl«*t cf Jap- ,
aneaa wanhlpa, cH>i\a*iUn« uf aeven
teen batteahlpa and eruta«ra, m ac«r* j
or ««r» of «tr»«nrr» and l»rh. tor>
p«do boats, paaacd here laat Bl«Ht. II |
U uiuvtd they ant bound fur Port
RUSSIAN BLUNDER
NEWCHWANG FORTS FIRED ON PILOT BOATS. BE
LIEVING THEY WERE JAP WARSHIPS
(By BcrtrP« N*t»a Aaa'n.>
NEWCHWANO, April 11 -A tn!»w»
4*r«taru!lnc of th* customs flaahllcht
atrnaia rau*»<l treat »• tt.m»r.t at mid
nlirhl !»-t r.lsht. Offk-trs In r. rnm*n!
of th« forts ih :«hi tb« Jap*n*aw wtr*
BMkktrts v attack, and op*n«d fir* en
a for? of pilot boat* and merchantmen
ostward bound.
. Two Chinese inmrit w*r« a truck by
.
-AT THIS WHITE HORSE TAV
KHN. ■
.The members of th* Baker com
pa»ny ar* poorly caat in "At the
White Hort* Tavern," an adapta
tion from the German play "Im
W*laa«n Rocaa'l." in which they
opened a week's «ngac*toent at the
B«a.ttl* laat Right.
Oeorg* Allison, the leading man of
Urn oompany, for ium» unknown rea
son, appears as a German head
w»lt»r, a part to which h« Is In no
wta* suited, and he mak*a the aw
faU*«t botebwork of th* German
dialect that any on* could very well
imagine. Ills mannerisms ar*> for
•ten to th* type he aaiumes to rep
r«**nt. and he !n]<ct« non* of hi*
magnetic parsonallty Into th* unfit
ting? roll. Alison I* a dr*u-sult
Fine Old Cognac or Grape
BRANDY
$1.00 Per Quart Bottle
Every quality at Its r»«p»of|v»
prlc« h«ro cannot b« matched by
any other bouna at the price. \\>
ar» l»4«n In our tin". Call,
pbon* or writ* us. Will treat
you right.
*04 First Are. South
BOTH PRONn PINK 1751.
Kr»« Utllttrr.
I' lONNIV-WATION CO. I
EXpfc—t, M*i« It »*t»l« W««^ §
YOUNG LADIES, ATTENTION
We hare Jutt receive a VASIOTZ CONSIGNMENT of MIBHFTS'
RUITH for younf ladlea from 12 TO 18 YEARS, which for oorrect
n«w of ■(»* and good value. CANNOT BE EQUALLED XI.Hi;-
WOSSTH-1. Then*" can »xi bought on the HAMF EAST TEKMH tl., I
obtain In our LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHINO DEPARTMENT.
91,00 PEn WEEK.
W* H»o b*v* a iplcndld line of MISSES' HATS.
Eastern Outfitting Co.
_ 422*424 Pik* fitratt, Corner Fifth.
might MN| to thr riwmy » ■
A W|i fi.-rl ni'i'i .trr.l oil Hi.- ■•■>»
•nut a warning »»* ii..»1i«.l lv lit* mil
itary lir«il<|tl«( li tK. but Ui. «;. 11 <ll»
--»i-r<-«i"i without »i'|Tv«tliinn within
• ..III* dl.la;
It v bvtteved that the extra prer«u
ttuna that had u*«i» taken >i>itiii an
unexpected attack d«lrrn»l the Jape
from making the attempt, anil that II
*11l be made i.nit night lhl» wtrk.
rrom all m.li. mi il.r Jap«ap*e
Intend to repeat their effort to bottl*
up th* Huulan fle*t, but with a mv. li
larger fleet of fir* -M|. It la uudrr
atood that til* enemy ha* twenty dla
mantlcd .1. »m. ra reaay tv t»« acut
tied in the harbor is <wii aa th* fl«^t
can ft«ht Ita way ' - »' «n<ui«h lv» the.
kMMT bay t» attempt thla coup.
Arthur.
Thla In th» fleet which U reportrd
to h*v* b«*n lurmrd for th* purp«*«
[ of maktna! an attack on Purt Arthur
on th* Urvrk i:*»t*r yr»i.-' but
la* (time unknown reaaon th* t! m
bailment did not MM piaca.
a ahTI and kltte*.
B*v*ral »hot» were fired before the
artillery niea discovered ih>-ir mtatak*.
Th» Inrl.ir r.t at <wa the mental •train
under which th* RtuMrtane art tabor
inc. r»vrrl«h activity prevalla among
th* military, who arc d- -in* the b«»t
thrr can to prrpar* for a Japanese a»
•suit
actor aji4 should grae* drawing-
I room K»n«» except wher* absolutely
necessary that ha sbould assume
oth«r role*.
Th* necessity for hi* appearing as
Leopold, th* I lead waiter. In "At th*
Whit* Horse Tavern" la hardly ap
parent, and It certainly puts htm to
a mm disadvantage.
Again, Eather t.yon play* th* part
of the hoat*ta In a llaUesa, Indiffer
ent sort of a way as If ah* were
tired of life or wanted her release.
Inasmuch a* th* play calls for no
loading man or woman several of
the people In th* company shine
with about equal brilliancy. Oza
Waldrop, a* a tUplng coy girl, will
ing to be wooed and won, but
•catast th* prop«r way to bring It
about, la decidedly clever. William
If. Bernard, aa a shrewd lawyer
with a penchant for Indiscriminate
lova makini. who appear* In the
noval role of a mala matchmaker,
trying to marry off «v*ry member
In the company to somebody, and at
th* same tin.* erwteavorina; to secure
th* moat acceptable '.'better hair*
for himaclf, la th* llf* and strength
of th* catt. Aa pur* character act
or«. William Dills and James Ful
ton make the moat out of their parts.
Dills •• a crabbed, cynical old man
ufacturer, trying to n»l a vacation
but never finding reat, and Pulton
mm an old German tutor who take*
a vacation every four ytara and en-
Joys every mlnut* of It.
Howard Itunael adda a t)r«<-xln"««
to the production that helt-ii out th*
rambling;, hit or minx courte of th«
action In a capital manner. Ru*mll
la a born comedian and a con
•clentlou* and connliitent actor.
Hay Dcrnard, In the novel rola of
a "female poatman," had an lnnl«
--nlflc#nt part, but In a po»tjr'«" uni
form of modlih brown an<l vlanrpd
cap sha made a charmlnf plctnre
that nhould not b« ov«r|noke<l.
There If little or no plot In "At
th» White Hum* Tavern," anil the
action titkrn you nowhrre In pnrlli U
l»i Mini -.i ■>«<■« tron nlxiut the ■nin<
.|>iaH«-i of Hie cont|iaa», '"'• there I"
»KCt»Atnyl> vlrvrr .llul.'K'Ht, plenty
of funny iliuattona, and the |>l»y l»
fli-an. wlioltaotn* and well atagrd.
Hut fur the uitfortunnte instill* of
itf>iii«> of the parti It would be all
il. .( any i!.i--!i ia>'«' ««>uH »i«li to
I re.
\ \\ \
"The Klonuwuy" fill mlblu'.l plenty
0 fthrlUa Is luvi-r* of III* mi>t>«li»tiui
i >■! night nt Hi.- Third Avriaie. Thr
Kl!>l> »".1» u.nt Mil.l « lilt ilrllNtlt
when the aafe-Mowtng' acrn« by the
two "ii'fiiiitit-d burglara" mm pulled
iff n,. in .ling to schedule.
Tmu LofUM, aa "Dicky I'lxli, the
■towawny, t.i.niit iireat glory U|Mn
hliii-u-ir. dividing the limiora *iiii
Mill Varna ivti.>u In th« rule of
"Chucky," the newsboy. Allhea Daln
was vrry ai'fr|i(allr an the li«rolne,
and tin- «up(>ort wan will "m to
aamt>le."
\ M \S nfJUHV
"A Miiri of Myatrry" dm put on
■ th« Alcaiar limt tilKht. K.I lt*<V
niotnl ami hka OOtnpUlJf (itayinf to
.i. «.l<-.l kjMHM at >>"<>> the matlnta
and utiilnir i-n MMM, Tti*
cornedy-tlran>» ha« all th« »l»ni»nl»
Hint draw w*ll At thn Al «mr, and
•Th» Man of Mystery" »in htv» a
popular run through the fit "* part
or Ui» week, simiinf and daii< li«
•roclaltlra enliven th« pier*. Alia
)'httl« was ■ iirtiy an4 wlitnttig
her«lni«. and Clyde (lr«njr»r ma» «
vltlaln •ufftclenlly ' <"
m»l on tho domand* of th« ca«»
Kd Ilcdmona. although oulHiriiki
In the nil* of an ■11 ductor. m.-iJr
hi» uiuat hit. and l.< •!!* %'lrden *"'■
latir*!* In the character of an ad
."•■a.
WILL WORK ON OITCM
WAI.I VI A. April 11. —It '• report
ed herv that work will COCQBMAQa In
about thrc« w«rka on th* old ■' -' •
Walla and CM«mM« Irrigation ditch,
which «H>m*a out of th* Walla Walls
(if ar Nil ■ Mil* bridge, betw^tn Wai
lula and Teurhct. ami covet* about
10,000 acrea of »m land. Th«> (Utcb
line ttkea In land on tli* louth » '«
of th« Wnlta \V ilia at firit. tl.'n
iri'«««» that atrrani and t..'.r|» anr
ml thuufevitd* of arrta elo« to Wal
lula.
A Cullfortila man h<«- bf*n j<re»l
dent of th* ■nf«iiy. with A. Bh«rr>
..ft. t-!.i» •>. •■■ tct.ijy- Mr.
■Mftv h»« »oM out In coa»t p»cPU.
who. It It a*M. tnttnd to pro*«cxita
th« developmrrtt. Th» project la an
tlrety a gravity on*.
Big Mir- Sold
DtmANOo, Mulce. April 11 -VI
aanU R«tranil«. a mltllnnatre mitn.
baa aold on* of hi* pn>p«rUr«. th* ;
tUnta IjiiTftla, tct an Am-tt-mi «r>m
panr f.»r rim' •■> Th* laau I.tMTftla
l« <m« <f th* rr*at i'l I ir>-li<i.!i i
mlrif* of t)uranc<v * Th* purrha**ra
intend to aiptllll th* prop^rlr on a
**ry lart* •<•»!'. and la thla *ff««t
m*rhli;rfv t* h*inc ord»t»d from th*
United Suit*.
Levlnson'a Quality Star*. All
BeUlea Pull Measure,
5
warn ■ ■ •
Table
Claret
25c Per Full Quart Bottle
Try out Table Claret at SB*
for a futKquart belli*. Thl» It
th* flneat mm ■nil in th* «it»
for th* price. AI»«>» buy of a
trading store, where you g»t
good value.
Free city delivery. Including
Or*on Lake and luilard
I'hone, Main «««. Ind 144.
I -*v -
TIT
SPECIALS
Etaxnln* and Cheviots, blue,
Mac k and brown, blouse and
•ton *ff.-< t, military tap**, full
sleeves, pleated and (trapped
••am skirts; irpeclal tale
$12.05
New York Store
JACOB PERL. Prop.,
MIS Second Ay«. N««r Plk. Si.
Telephone Main 1060
403 Plkt St.
Brunner ft Co.
FAMILY WINES
AND LIQUORS
GOODS DELIVERED FREE
PUBLISHERS
LOSE Slllf
BOOK* ARE EXCLUDED PROM
"SECOND CLASS" PRIVILEGES
tll> K. ill |>» N*w» A««ii )
A- MIS'. I. 'N, IV C, April 11.—
llouha .HUH"! K<> IhfoUKh III* nuilla
■>■ ■•ruin] i'Uh mutter, ■ < >t<u .ling to
it d»clalon of Hi* ■u|>r«tn« '"lit la
ili<> In what «na i«H«.I lh# »■■■ . ••i.l
>lnu ii,nil mallri" milt, brought by
IlougMon, Mlfflln * Co., of ..ion,
•nd other fnihll»»i>-n« Th« courta
below >!• »ii»(rvlMf.l
Tit* |...i>iini>*(> r ».'i»rnl rnnla* '
twill"! (Iml th» HlvfinliU I.ltt-iitrjri
H«rUa, th« <'olumbU 1-iliinrj. thr
L»»t«<-ll\. I.lt<t»ry «n<l other Mi
. *IU4 !!l.i«H— ulc'tiM '• •» ■ 1u.1»4
rii» publisher* •..cti-ii'. i iii. > w«r«
l-*t ii»lii «l» •»<1 in<«»«ln»« Par It j
y«ar« (li»»» (iubllra,t|um h*v« h*<l
MCOItd-CU** l«l tVll<T :rm.
CANNON IT
•PKAKER OP houii WILL DC
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN OF
O. 0. P. CONVENTION .
WASHINGTON. D. C April IL—
I |r«l'r •'■iiiiuii »IU ».<<■{ t tlia i«>
tttton of i"■im v »nt rhalrnmn of the
I ■ ibll *;■ national convention at
Chir*«o. a. pxvloudr anpounccJ
I'orir.rr •Mrvtorj Of War KUlm I(»>t
will t • the (rtn|or»r> i man »n4
wilt malic UM (trat «j-«i-rh. r*vl««TtD«
Hepubttoan •rvoQlpllalMlMnt*. ••l-»"
d•!ly uiit]«r lh« Itooatvatt »lmltil»>
irnti mul aaundliif '' <■ kvynot*
for th* *iii[>nt>)i ll* will prm* <1«
th* first te| Hjr.ik< r CWUMI will
|-i-»: • lul C tha following >1»>». I
Ber.aior I-••!«' » ii» »«•• ch*lntv«B ol
th« oommlltM on t*»«!ut; •> I It
U hi» '."» thai the platform «h.»-.:-*
b* abort and empb'tte. It li»» not
>y«t b««n .Irlrrmlii'il who will at»n|.
n«ta RMWVttt for the pr««l4cacr<
but fi«natar FH>r»kcr of Ohio l.o»
b**n P><-li!K-na.-l.
EVANGELISTS
PUT IN JAIL
HALT LOU; Ajril 11 -sA t»«l*
fou* n,»»(!i« • dM N*maien« Mi*
•l> n church her* broka up in • row
••• night lit«. Kent Whit* of
t»inv«r. An »v*ltc*ltit: h»r traveling
companion. IV. U He*4*!man, Mid J.
A lle«.l!ur><l. • ("(•] architect, and
• m«mb«r of the board of director*
of the church, war* itrttlt'l tot
making a 41»turbance »i.-1 taken to
the !«•:'.• station.
Mr» Whit* hell nightly meeting*
I the church laat week. Bh* at
taok*4 th* N«urrn« chureii At L<fta
Angeles, and thereby Incurred th*
disapproval ef ton* of the ohm oh
member*. Bh» was requested not to
apeak again. l-««t night. However,
ah* refused to b« silenced, and. to*
telfcsr with rteedetman a: i Head*
land, la said U> >>•»• disturbed th*
me«ttnc by slnitng ml jumping
about after th* faahkan "I th« "Jloly
Jumpers," The p«Uc« were called
and th* arrest* followed.
WANT LANDS
OPENED UP
WAM.A WAI * April 11.-A r.'im
b«r of hofn*»**li*r« In the Wall* Walla
Und nffiea <t«iHrtrt will «!•'••■• H»n
•tor Ana«ny and \v«»h!«#tr.f. • • th.f
r«pr*art>.taU**e In !l<m*e and H. >'.
to ttte their Influence with the depart
ment of Ine Interior to hare part] i •
ef th* in* !<• nd withdrawal Ml
cpened acala to commutation entry
and ecrip application. The rtalm*n<a i
who will lake MM ■ are principally
Walla Walla men with homestead* la
Franklin eminty, but era* of other*
are affected.
At pr»»n« all Franklin county l«
within th* withdrawal area, and '•
available for ro*trlctloa' homeatead en
try only, forcing all a!*!mante to live
up to requirement* five y»are. Th»o«
honieeteader* want to avail ihinnHvn
ef the commutation clauae, pay fJUo
an acre '" their <-!alma. and then da
a* they Ilk*. There I* a good deal at
for**! reaerve and other » ri| now an
the market, and aome of them wM tat
uae It. They want the non-lrri«abi*
portions of the withdrawn territorTT
released.
SHE LIKES OLD
MASSACHUSETTS 1,
Arthur n»k»> today fllo4 (iitft in
th» auperlnr court ««»ii.«« Mm. M»
ridVn for divorce. Ha nllegßa de-'
a-rtlnn. .'Ulmlna- that althoufh hi
cam* wit anil l"ft her behind. In.
11*7, »)i" li'in for the l"»*t fow year*
p«r«i«tently rifMWl to Join him in
Ihla city. ll' haa written her often." 1
he aver*, but Ml letters alwaya com*
back from Mananchuaetta unopened.
/•£"£/. FROM BRIDGE
The MM of I»ula I<ortli> eiralnat
Hi* city and 11. 11. Kennedy to r»
<i>v<r tS.O2S for !•••! i>ntiiil Injurira
•iiiat:iln*'l I')' falling off th« Urant
atraat brldir*. In balng h»-nril In th»
■uperlor c«urt today. Ixirtle claim*
that a railing In front of Kennedy*
property *•• defective. »
HELD A JUBILEE
COLKAX. April Jl.-The '■nu«ln«»
Men* Jni.ll-n." held In the llldifeway
theater Thnreday nl«ht. »ii* a aiw*
cni from every ntnndpolnt, »•«!><•< tally
that of finance. Tin- Jtitiltp* wn» «lv»n
l.y tin- lii'll«» of id* Methodlit church
to relaa mum y to buy a. carpet for
tha pamonaft-e. Th« Colfnx orchestra
furnUhcd the music.
THE SEATTLE STAR
•■Omni Worry, Wmtah Urn Urmm "
Camk TCAiF-Hiii* Credit
r7 OAiint t, rußMitum 00.
The Mew Store
Is a
"Uttlo-at-a-Tlme
Store"
. The question of credit need not bother you when you
come to the new —you »elrtt furniture, carpcU, dra
penea, etc., from one of the most complete stocks in the
Northwest. And you buy on the most liberal credit sys
tem in th* Northwest.
Everything Is in readiness for your trade new thing*
are arriving daily, to be added to the already satisfactory
assortment*
Come mat least to look around.
Toale-Hllls
Furniture and Carpet
Company
Second Avo. and Union St
••AlUlilm Damn. Ihm Rmmi ■• r m - Omm"
ROW OVER A PIANO MAKES
TROUBLE IN A CHURCH
WAJJJ^ WAUJI, April 11 T1»lr.
Itcn ttftvh*ts of m* H«l n-iii.t
. isiit. h b»v« wltbdrawn iu»\r natnaa
from tha roll .■ a tttuM or • iaiiat
111 faatlnc of many fast •taiidim.
which <-ulmliui<*U »h»n th» I"(h
Dd«n i-fy «:<■. lin«<l to f»mov« a
llano won lo a rotlnt contaat •*•»
two *aar« ago. Th« •pill h«a af
fa«t»i th» »tifi>«lh of th» church
HIU», m theft •'• •'"' It* W»m
b#f. l»ft. th* Cl.i'litlna- \jolY.
which ■• i •>•'• '••'.*■ fam-
Hi**, will probably fotta a r •■»
church In tba fuum portion of th*
city.
Tba IV»*h rAtn «»cl»ly of th»
ru»t IlaptUt church U compoa^d of
roan* women whota ot>J«tt la koma
Imprownaol. Two >■«'• M * a h«if
ago tba rounf women threw tbtm-
BALLARD TO HAVE
FREE DELIVERY
Or Bcrtppa Newa Aae'a.)
lUUAIt!'. April IL-nellard I.
to have a free delivery system- The
receipts for th» year have *»e«*ded
the r«<]uir*4 amount, ai«tegatln«
over lit.*** by several hundred dol-
Urt. I*o«tm*«t*r r. X I'etls ha*
fi.l a formal application for free
delivery, but II Is eipected that the
government will wait until lb« end
of the fiscal year, which •■rl'«
Jui»» M. before taking action. Mal
lard lt*da all th« *<-t«nd «la»« of
flee* In U>« state this year In th« In
crease of businefs.
Quay HI
ATT.antic CUT. April 11 -«Vnator
Quay, who was taken suddenly 111 "J»t
--«r 1«r. li reportn] a* about the came
thle mornlna-. Ill* physicians a<l»i»»
absolute «uJit-
Notice to Subscribers
If. any #T»nlii«. your cepr of Th»
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Choice
Acres
HIOHT IN TIIK < ITV
$500 and $600
A!t'-Ai'K nrii.niNn,
PETTIT & SON
UP IONS a\ i Mt I
-2617 Fir.t TUC DC C |||IIC «^ 2617 Fir.t
Avenue, Between I 11 ■■ Übh 111 Wmt Avenue, Detween
Vine .nd Cedar Reliable Dry Goods Store Vine and Cedar
- Specials for Tuesday's
Selling
I.IWKNH AND HOUSEHOLD I rt«r*e 14 rrpp*r«ll nieached
OOODS.— Wot* Carefully Hlw. tln«, down-town price *•<■,
th« Price*. apecla) B2'tc
1 AHll aOODS.
C Him Turkey Rr.l Table Dl» „ I>|f , CM Ob ford W alitlng. worth
auk, down-town price 29c. n>e- ac , pfcM . 15e
Cl*l 17Vto is i'irrc» Apron Check dlrnhanm,
r. I'lecea IrUh Table Pnmaak. H worth '■ . aptclal . So
bleach, pure linen, down-town | So rirr. ■ I Itihl and I'«rk ("nil ■««.
|.il. i_l.'.'.-; upcclal 45e | down-town price «*'*■ rial. 4Ho
l.nro yda Torchon I.nrm, from H In to IU In. wide, tpeclal per yd 3Ke
a*lv»a h^arl and aoul Into a voting
contra! for a piano, which buslnraa
man had »ut,*t I It- 1 Coupona *»<•!«- |
• ivcn with t>ualne*a purchaM'a by ■
tha contributor*. an4 the kuallMMl
men MajaaJlai their nton«y bark k]
■tltnuUtlon of tra<l*. P*veral <,r
--■aiiliatlrwta went after th* tnntru
n -tit am! a <«nt*at In which aavrral
hundred thouaand votra were cast
i«»uiie<t A!l'«rl fursfri** were
talked of ar.otlg win* of tb« com
pelltota. but Iha |lrlh Kien socl««y
finally won. after an « i. llamrtit that
quite BUITa4 up the city.
Bom* of •' - d ii-r rnambcra
thought th« piano ahoul<] not Urn >«••
talnad, on the |>rln<l|i* that It had ;
bt«n won In a ■!«•• !•• of lottery. Tin
mlaundaratandlnc nv*t (Ma haa and- I
» ; In th* withdrawal.
Shearing at Hand
TOfCIIET. April 11.-IJttle »b»artn*
t >• tw*o don* >'i In tfca .' r»p camp*
of ■*%'«.trrn Walla Walla county, but
«ork will •■•rl »ciiveir tbta week.
J*m! la halt orrr ao4 lIM »•»•<•»>
».«• t>*rn • »ucce»»ful on*. tb« p«r
r.iii of InrimM In m<-»i flocka •<> far
b*ln« » la M Wutbcr baa l>r*n
Quit* IkimMti
Th»r* ar» probabtr •■ •*• aj»*»p In
Walta Walla c«unty. Krarty all the
ahrrp i «<ii.a ar» liibuiary la Toutb«t
or Wattuta. or on tho (Inaka. A «li and
Mllla of Walluta ar« rrpurt«4 to bavf
• heard:* «*ll tind*r way.
SPOKANE COUNT
CONVENTION
hi-okani:. April n.-,aaturdey. April
a, the <j»t«- favored by moat of the
bounty r»ii'!Mii«. hM beeji e*l*cl*d
»• the day for holding th* fl<|>uMUan
county convention.
Th» flau<:u*w* In th» city of Hl^kan*
•n<t In the inri'tj»»i»i< towns of ih»
county will be h«M on Monday. May
l« Tbo primaries In H(->kanc and (h»
other Incorporated town* will be held
April *>. . ' ..
JIMINEZ ARRIVES
NKW YOnK. April 11 <:»n Juan
Jlmlfir*. the) I>omlnlcan r»h«-l, •'
triad t<> wr«-*t laM reins of ion rnm»nt
from l*re*)l«l»nl <>ral»a, arrived from
! flan Juan today on ih» steatn*r Phila
delphia ll* refused to talk of hta M
i tun movements In Ban Domingo af
fair*. "I -■-_
j ISAOELLA'S FUNERAL
MAI>ItH>. April —Th» off Kin I
W»iMirtiir*r. which *|i|i»ar<Kl ><»it-
Any with black bordera, inT«ly an
nounced the death of formrrQuetn
I*«l>«lla. and made » statement re
tcarilng th» funeral MrrangemenU.
King- AlfonMi <li-plr«'C that every hon
or ahoutd in" r*l' ' to the Aral], but
the r»nin!n« will not be met at the
frontier by the members of the
cabinet, anil MlnUterof Juatlre Tora
will alone aro to Xl Tutorial, which
la 1$ mile* nnrlhweat of Madrid, fnr
the Interment. Kequlem m«i"« will
ho null *lMtultan<M.ualy at Madrid
I and Hnrr.lr.nn, April 11. The Span
l»h oourt will ■<> Into inoui nine for
one year.
Stout, Fisher v Lane
A Stirring Sale of
Dress
Goods
Not all of our merchandise is a special bar
gain, but tomorrow in the dress goods store,
we v. ill again place uj>on special saN- a bar
gain of the highest order, because it's a much
wanted fabric.'under regular price, 5,000 yards
of Hop-tacking and fine Suitings, in grays,
browns and blueg, bail Hoc stripes and
checks, the Reason's moM desirable colorings;
dress goods worth 65c regular, again toinor.
row
*X£\ Cents
| *y^S ayard
A Remarkable Shirt Waist]
Sale Tomorrow on
Bargain Square
Bargain square will again tomorrow be;
surrounded with a crowd of interested chop
pers.
When a Fortunate Purchase of Shirt Waists
Will Go Upon the Square
Choice, 50c
The stylet are all thi* season's an-! the 1
! goods arc crisp and new; they are made of
I line lawn, bat'Mc and vesting*; they are trim-!
I mcd with rich embroidery and insertions of!
! lace combined with tucks; fully twenty
! styles among the lot; it would be hard to
J duplicate them in any store outside of the
] Annex for less than 75c. Come early and
pick all day at sO<* each.
Home of Quality and Worth—Second and University
Seattle™?".""
MinnTtfi
BOTH I'll'iVKH a
••not IN TIIK Titrrr."
TONIGHT.
And Cvtrr Nt«ht Thla Wvck. With
Saturday XI a tine*,
Tho Poor la mm Bmkor
Oontftany
Pr •! •■ '■ it
The Laughable <i.rm«n Comedr,
At tho Whlto Nor mm Tavorn
gee It and I.« j«h 'Till th« Tear* Com*.
San* !*rtae*: K»rr.ln«. ZSc, »c and
TOO. Matin. <•, «c and Me.
Union Bakery
and Ce>Je
1411 BUCOND AVENUE.
Try our Ccttt* and Vl«nn» CaJtea,
it la fin*. J
BUHERIBUnER!
J\i»t to ahow you what Oood nutter
la. we would Ilk* to have you "-all and .
tret It W« have quit handllnc Stor- I
ace Dutter. and from thla on we will
handle nothing but Strictly FYe«h,N«w
Butter. W« *ay It a the Pineal In toe
City.
Seattle Tea, Coffee and
Butter Co.
706 riku atre«t.
rhonca. Ind.. A VH. 8. B. Black #».
Great Reduction
In Prices
—ON -
Imported Wines
and Liquors
Dewar'a Special; reirular rrlc«
IMS; now $1.05
Walker* Cann<l!«n Club; reiro-
Inr price tI.M; n0w.... 51.05
HMMMf Urandy. S-atar; regu
lar price 11.76; ... .91.43
othT binnda of ulnndard Im
ported irooda from IS to 2& per
i »nt under the regulnr price; we
are overstocked and ";-*■ '■
WE NEED THE MONEY
Watch our «di and windows;
they will Interest you.
Remember the place—th* M*
liquor store, one block south of
postofflce.
Keystone Liquor Co.
Wholesale and Family Trade.
1123 First Avc, Cor. Seneca
Po*t
Extra
H»lf £j[\~
Gallon OUC
Sherry
Extra
Gallon OvIC
Gallon OWW
Murphy Wine
& Liquor Co.
..Family Trad* a Specialty.
KM 310 Pike Street Seattle
— TEETH —■
Extracted and fiil.il without pain by
our late ecJentiflc method, used >■> u«
only.
Nervous People
and tho*e who dread having their
1 teeth extracted err Invited to rail at
our office, where wa will demonatrat*
to their entire. sallataeUon our claim.
No Charge
Tor p*lnlr*i extractln* when other
wnrh Ip done, and » written guarantee
for B yeara.
FULL SET TEETH (that M 1..&*%
rJK ..■ •! I- citowNS JS.<
TKKTU WITHOUT PLATES... W**
FILLINGS SO*
Hours: I a m. to I p m : ..•• .■l.i>§»
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS
307 1-3 Pike Str««l, Cor. ThW
■ ■
RESTAURANT and BAKERY
A •i'l«mlld combination. \v> t<*kc
for our own trade Th«r»f we
bake th<» b< «t mid the beat only.
This works both ways. Our r»s
tfturnnt cudomrra tiro always wall
i>i< it»>''l. and we baks a llttl* muro.
In order to supply a umall outmdr
trmlp. If you want a specially good
mlio or an extra sup«rfln» t>r»*d.
]"«t rail In en your way home. Our
prices Mi mom economical.
Rice's Restaurant and Bakery
ICO Second avenue.
I'l :'.t. !|.. Arcad* bulldtnc.

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