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McNeil's Island must clean up.
In a comprehensive report the federal grand jury, called
In Tacoma to investigate conditions, upheld every charge
which was made in The Star as to conditions in the peni
tentiary and it is now up to the department of justice to
make less batbarous the treatment of the misguided, who
find themselves within the portals of this prison.
That a grand jury is forced to recommend that men
suffering from the black plague be not employed in the
prison kitchen is a fearful arraignment of a prison manage
ment.
But the grand jury also found itself forced to recom
mend that prisoners suffering from the same disease ho
Segregated and not locked in cells with healthy prisoners.
Seldom has a (fraud jury been more thorough in it*
work, for after listening to the stories of Convict Jl4<) and
ethers named by him i* men who could confirm his charge*,
the jurors covered every angle of the situation
It recommends the employment of a health inspector
to visit the penitentiary to inquire into condition* a dif
ferent inspector to he hired each time, thus preventing
fr*me-ups. It recommend* special treatment for the victim*
cf the black plague in an effort to stamp out the disease.
A system of health charts t<»r each inmate to show their
physical condition is urged, and entire segregation hoth in
dining room, cells, workshops, laundry and barbershop for
victims of anv maladv» is recommended.
That complaints have not received proper attention is
shown in the jury's report that a new system of filing com
plaints on numbered blanks with carbon conies be adopted
and that the warden be required to account for each
The rejxirt is considered one of the most important ever
filed in reference to the handling of federal prisons, and
Convict 2146. who started the whole thintj l>v writing that
fearless W-tter to The Star, is the man entitled to the
thanks of every convict and of every person who believes
in giving the down-and-outer a show.
Those forehanded folk, the Japanese, have a government
which looks after them keenly and here are its official health
rules: . _ . . ,
1. Spend as much time 'it of doors ss possible Tiask niurti in
the sun snd take plenty of exercise Take care thst your resplrstlon Is
nlway* deep and remilar
I As regards meals eat meat only once a day. snd let the diet be
egjts arrests and vegetabVs, frtilts and fresh cows milk rako the lant
named as much as possible Masticate your food carefully.
3 Take a hot bath eTery day and a steam bath one* or twice a
if the heart Is strong enough to bear It
4. Early to bed snd early to rise
5. Sleep In a very dark and very quiet room, with window t open,
let the minimum of sleeping hours be n'.t or »li and one half hours
In case of worn in eight and one-h»;f hours !s advisable.
(I. Take one day of absolute rest each week In which you rauat
fefniln from even reading or writing
7. Try to arold any outbursts of passion snd strong mental stltr.
nlatlo-s. Dn not tax your bra! at the occurrence of inevitable ln-1
dents or of coming events l> > not sav unpleasant things nor listen. If
possible to arold It. to disagreeable things.
8. Be married' Widows and widowers should be married with
the lea*', possible delay
9. He moderate In the consumption of even tea and coffee, not to
H7 tobacco and alcoholic beverages
10. Avoid places that are too warm, especially steam heated and
badly ventilated rooms.
We think that seventh rnle i* a peach And the eighth one
Isn't slow. For that matter they're all good.
In a poor rooming house in Brooklyn the other day a
tired woman committed suicide. Twelve years ago she lived
in a beautiful home in luxury. Scandal touched her, there
was a secret divorce, and, upon a small annuity, she sought to
hide.
In 12 years she earned among the humble folks near her
new abode, by kindlv ministrations, the title "The Angel - '
It was a real title of nobility. Children loved her and came
to her for sympathy in their little troubles Strav animals
found in her a steady protector She went about good
But finally her *pirit broke though not until, if expiation
for sin is ever won by works of mercy, she had won it mani
fold.
There is no record that the man in the case repented or
suffered. Society did not ca«t him out It may be that there
are times when memory stingy his conscience, but his order
of living was not altered. He probably did not even know of
"The Angel's" death; for when she changed her residence she
also changed her name.
That is humanity's unjust award of punishments. Can it
ever be modified?
Marked Down Statesman»hip.
It isn't difficult to understand how * man mipht sell
himself for millions But the amazing think? in the Mulhall
revelations is that so many reputedly hip fellows in politics
should he willing to mark themselves down so cheaply.
Why, a lot of those "system" congressmen appear to
•have been as easy victims as the ignorant ward aldermen who
rtised to barter franchises worth fortunes for occasional wine
cuppers and $10 bills.
The mere threat of being opposed for re-election scared
jnany of 'em into line, showing how little thry trus'ed either
•the people or their ability to make the people understand.
Guess it's time for more democracy, don't you?—reil
((democracy, sincere dedication to the cause of the plain fo!k»
who don't hire lobbies or flood the mails with "plantc 1" let
ters. Men, and women, too, who aren't out entirely for "selfish
advantage, but who have a zeal for service.
thf:re ark such
Two more days. That's all, and then comes the Hyas
fTyee and the Potlatch strings will be unfastened.
Secretary Daniels was elected a member of the Seattle
<T)adft' club. There's nothing too good for the secretary,
iyou know.
To be polite, the Chinese people ought to recognize
Uncle Sam'* recognition of their republic by recognizing it
themselves.
Los Angeles plumber asks Millionaire L. C. Brand for
$100,000 for alienating his wife's love. About the usual sized
,plumber's bill.
Will the juvenile department get the help that everyone
admits it needs, including the council? You can never tell
until after the council votes.
And now Turkey is "requesting" Bulgaria to evacuate
certain territory as soon as possible. We guess that while
the Balkan "allies" are butchering one another, the Turk is
laying in a fine store of powder.
Five of Joey Tumulty's six children have been having
mumps on both sides. Being secretary to Woodrow Wilson
and father to five sets of mumps is really enough to entitle
a fellow to the swelled head.
In all fairness, it should be stated that the mayor's
estimate for the 1914 budget includes $150 for printing the
mayor's message. This the council refused to do last year,
and in this item only does the mayor's estimate for next
year show an increase over that for
NO. 2146
Oriental Health Counsel
The Unjust* Standard
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
Ms, with Mmullx (Intfo and Ilor
t««n»«>.
Ar« ut it swolt r**ort,
\Vh«rf th<- il<-#r irlrU are a hoping
The youni men will psy court
Wtltle's rampliiß with hi* elaaa
m*tM,
Momher* of a "frnt"
Papa atay* hnm« to makn tiionny
And to fp<»d th» cat
• • •
Mm Mr» Mul.er broke
her htm!>and of walking In his pieep.
Mr. Newwed —How did she a»
It?
Mr». Newwe<l~~Made him carry
the baby,
• • •
The Adventure* of
Johnny Mouse.
JEANIE ON ROCK
lir Unit#"! Prow f.o«oo/i Wlro
BEI.MNOHAM, July M. — Tho
steamer Jennie, from down Hound
points, ran upon Htarr rook early
this morning, while ahe waa search
ing In a fog for the llelllntcliam May
I,umher Company's dock In this liar
hor. It Is not thought much damage
f-wlll result, owing to the fact that
the Jennie went on tho ronk at
nearly low tide
This I* the snme rook the. Hantn
Ann, n sinter ship of the Jennie,
plied upon k week hro while en
paired In the mi mo The Hantn
Ana la now In dry dock In Uvuttla.
♦ MOST ANYTHING
For thf Season
Stopped Short
THE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 14. 1913
There* many a viand that plna*«-» my taate,
And add* to my Joy anil the ulrth of m> wal*t
I'm fond of Ice cream and of cracker* and chee*e.
And terrapin. too, with my palate uisree*;
Of food that l« ntmpl* and food that 1* rare
I find I can utilize all of my *liare.
Hut wondroua, Indeed. are the Inroad* 1 make
On cold rnaahed potatoes and left over *te«k'
Ah. mo! how I pity th* mortal who dwell*
In hi* tmardliiK houir* or coatly hotala.
No matter how richly and urandly he dine*.
With Kn-nch fried dl*h«<* and notable win**.
He never can know ih« delUhta of the d«»d
Of raiding the Icebox In *<arch of n feed;
He never can know what It I* to partake
Of cold ma«he<l potatoe* and lcft-o*«T iteak.
Cor when the fore part of the evening haa *ped
And the (tomach c*pre»*e» a w|»b to be fed,
T<> *atl*fy hunger that follow* the play,
I have no dmitre for the gaudy caff.
Ah. no' I would atlck to my regular hunch
And dig In the lcabol In *«arch of my lunch
At home. In the kitchen, my faa< I would break.
With cold rnaahed potatoes and leftover ateak.
e . •
The Junior Office Boy Write# Another Letter.
He Say#—
n.f., aatterdy - • thoeyter maniager tnat
baa Juat got baok froa jrooruj> Is telling ft »»rf
oonlkel ttor«y about bluolf and a 1/8 doe.
oyster*
tt appeera that ahan tha anip oat of
liverpool thorjv ; «^ai N a ator*i ragL» %t-^*ea
ahen dlnnfT tina o&po, eh*; feasor® hlt'nc
rough Bother fi*. <p} the lmo»
•bat »a* lo'rUom. but did
•ho wa* JoK b9ft lrvilng t<*VYlokffier no*a
into a gale thftlt •il«l h %>fM o,rn an<l
groan, and t*W wt aaa • lyWP# for a
baey nlfca / I \ ////P^'3c —
bat tftia n\wi\b»r
prottlt.Jbvi *l& dfW) i too vf e VT
•orib on \ I y L Uf
f iritr caael ta<4 sqon j*a ba
bad tee tad bne yj «^avb^allfr. an#
ed wa rd T/i no no\ a( ara
fell, eea If yooftoan't get ae that
bare been rfcoently eeperated Cxua-thalr
homeo and fatailya I \?
by tlngl time tha ehlp eae rofc n pretty
good, end/L*n* waiter he *«y* \\_ *)
1 oan/tfhange thea If you ttyrifcut* fcbrth
while, airj-bua ta«-~*h«~i-e«#U»-or/tlße you altl
bare then tt wont reely make no Atffranaa
and it aident
Jobny
TMI GOLFER'S LAMENT.
(On Hunday.)
I drore two hundred yarda.
My Iron ahot waa true,
Great wa* my puttlncc parda.
In made thl* hole In two.
(On Monday )
I allced far off the green.
Then topped Into a brook —
("otjfea* I will tt wa* nineteen
Htrokea that thl* hole took.
• • •
Doctor—Why, you aa>d In your
note that you had the croup and I
oome hero to find you hare the
rheumatlam.
Patient —Well, Doc. there waan't
a aoul In tho houae who could apell
rheumatlim
Guaranteed Rupture Holder
On 60 Days Trial
Won't Cost You A Cent If The Two Month*' Test
Doesn't Prove All Our Claims.
Away With
Worth lew
T russet
Like These
mm m
Ton o«n mah* a thorough pr«r* H
l«fo| t*at of thll guarantee ruptura
holdot without hivtm to Hik a ilnfU
MIL
Wa'll Aand II l» you for 16 day* trial -
ally la*»d M (• 'hAt long—
Juat to lAt jrnu ••• for Tourwlf how It
%i. tha mii«r tMfl of b*lng
HI bturad
ff tha *0 r»Aya Trial wa allow floaan't
prthat It will k*»p ynur PtptVN
from aiming out or hothArlng you In
any way In apltA of Any work yo»t d<>
r Any othar atralna tt»*n It won't eoat
you a p«nnr
Tha Only Thing Good Enough
To Stand Such A T»»t.
Too know aa wall mi wa that a mara
try orv—llka *t a (lni|»l'ir»-*Ai»'t f>o«-
»lMy proVA whathar a truaa or Anything
for ruptu r • Ifl g'»ing to do Any
|«wtdL
V»»lthar It It Juat a fAw daya trl*l a
• if# taat. A truaa or »o-0All«d "Ap
planrt" may a*arr> All right thA flr»t wa«k
or •'» and fhAn tnm out to bo no food
whAtartr
Hut you fAn't poAalhly maka ft mt ■
tak#i If you Aro allowad alaty <1 av ■
tlm* In whlrh to m»k* a t*«t
And thara la only «no thliig of any
kind for ruptura thAt you ran rat on
aurh a l'»ng trial
Onlr ona thing good anough t® gtAnd
a«i«*h « long thorough taat—
That la our ruptura hnldur—
tha famous Cllutha Automatic Maatag-
Ing Truaa
Marts On Naw Principle
Tha CluthA Truaa la ao radlrally dlf
fwrnnt from anything ala* for ruptura
that It ha* raoalvad alghta*n aapArata
pat ant a Mad* on an ahaolutaly n*w
prlnrlpl* far mora than Juat a truaa
It hAA ao thoroughly proved Ita marlta
In naarly 100.000 > na#»» Hint aurganna In
tha H Army and Navy and phvalolana
In all parta of tho world now r*cominand
t i |k*
Will Save You Prom Operation
A ruptura rant poaalhly U rallAvad
can't Aran bA bapt from irvwliig wont
FRIEND HUSBAND AND THE
MULES
Mr* Mike CJrlffln ha*, the pa»t
week, been driving a fine now
Overland car motorin* to and fro
from the farm and around l*eon
with her frlenda, belns on* of th<
carcful lady driver* Mer huabanil
Mike, will continue to Ull the aoii
and K-t to town and back with th<-
old mulea —Pecatur Connty (In )
Journal
a e e
Harry—Ma. can the new maid aee
In the dark*
Mother No Why?
Harry—Hecau*e I heard her tell
pa In the hall la»t nlßht he hadn't
ahaved.
unleea proteotad agalnet an •train* at
constantly kept from romlnf out Ju»
*• a broken hone riot "knit" an>i<
i metantly hstl (ofatntr
And that le the firts of wMrlnr
elaatl* or gprlng trueeag not ona lr,
'■' r ever h ;ii th»>.
• nor or later make operation ateol*tet\
n* •■e*rr Inataed of preventing It
Put r»memh«f that the Cluth* Truss
Is guaranteed to hold and that <t
«• n't f st you a rent If It d- een't And
I addition to on net ant holding. It pro
IdM the only way »r»r dl» -vered for
•errnmlnf tha «*«kr.e*i which It th*
r*ai oauae of r ipture
|l dnee that MlllnlT automatlra
without any attention wkat»*«r from y«»
And bee thua brought complete rsf«»»?
In thousand* of raese that e*emed almost
hpe)*as ar. 1 hai aavad thouaanda f
pe<>pl* from having to rlak their lives
order the nri»on • knlfa
No Belt, No Leg-Strapa, No tpringa
Tha riuthe Truaa d'>aa a«ar entlraly
with the rune ■ f w*«rlnf Mtl >« Mfftpa
and aprlnge pa- pU »?io have tried It
ear It la aa comfortable na th»tr rlothlnr
And It I* water proof will hold In the
hath Alao p*raplratlon proof Emily
kept "lean
Oct World'* Qraataat Rupture Book
f»on't e»nd any money don't take any
rl»k Juat write for our free hook and
Clnd out alt about It Thla
ook fcWM •• paffa« aaparate
artloUa and )l photograpMc llluatratlona
- la full of faeta for tha rupturad naver
Ttefore put In print
It •* ■ aad spring tniaaes
are a orlma h»w 'hgy are the mntured
man'a worat enemy why tha law fthould
atop their aate
It e*iM»e*« the humbug appllanree."
"mathoda " "avatema ' "plaatera " etr
ft gbowg wl Ii" nt If rupture enda
In permanent we»kneaa or death oftener
than In coinplot* recovery
•\hq It ♦•Us about tit fftinoiM Olvthi
Automatic Truas glvaa nai*a»
and of over ft.oo" people In all
i it's «.f thi* Miißtrr who m«\'< fa«ied |j
and have voluntarily ondoraed It and
talla how you ran get It on 10 dava" trial,
and how little It roata If you keep It
Simply ua« tha oup >n or aav In * lat
ter or laogtal "Hand ma your honk" -that
will taka only a minute, but may be the
mtana of #r»a(ng you from nil rnpture
trouble# for tha reat of your Ufa
-——.THIS BRINGS IT ____
l»o* OS4—CIMfTII K rOMPANY
128 K. 23rd St.. NKW YOIIR CITY
«*nd ma yotir #Taa flook And Trial
ott^r
Nam* .
Addroaa
Not Concerned at Present
Tim km* wa« IraklriK In thn house,
H« lit a nist'h to find It.
Th» Rii* I* le.tklns Juut thn ramo.
Hut now h« dooan't mind It.
• • •
Just About Now
We have a garden, Iwautlf il.
Hut for It more we'd enro
If we could only manage ao'a
To have an Ire plant there.
In Editor's
Mail
The Genteel Loafer*
K.dltor The Star fiirla are often
warned agalnat young men What
klud of young men' The boy of
the mora mod'-at walka In life, or
the ona who ha* aome of tha good
things In life and can take tha
world eaayT Or la It the one who
loltera anrond the loafing place*,
auch aa ara to bo fonud on Third
ir, b»twe*n Pike and Unto*. Bee
ond and T'nlon. Pike at the Inter
aertlon of the alley between Third
and Fourth, or at aotne cigar atand?
Theae are the loafing placee of
many young men who hare never
done a day a work Yet they wear
fine clothing diamond*. and *1-
waya have aome Joke or remark to
make when aome woman or girl
liaaeen I-olter around the flrat
nientloned place. on Third av . and
««e for youraelf at night how many
automobile* are lined up See how
many of theae men ever work at
anything legitimate.
It la a common boaat amon*
many vounK men that they do not
have to work, that aome woman
will take care of them We notice
tho officer on the best acting
friendly with them. The*e han*
eraon have no fear of the officer*
of tha law. W. K. QORIXIN.
SOR Pike at
Remember Qettyaburg
Fdltor The Star: Fifty year* a*o
I moved with the rrr>*<l upon Ilroad
•t„ Philadelphia, reading th« bulls
tin* from the t>nftof Oettya
burit W« could not **e the rank
and file of the blue and the rray
We could not hear the nol*e of ahot
and ihell, nor the cannon boom; but
upon the fare* of the all«nt. attntlng
crowd *« could road the four of the
"death lovelor." who, all knew, win
mowing down the noble and the
f.rnve "llkn aheavea before the
*<''«*• What doe* It matter now
r the braTe one* wora the
it the blue*
rt- »)ecp their la*t aleep; they
l>av. isrht their la»t battle "
►.ray earth holds them In Ita
embrace, a bluo *ky amllea above
them. A. 8. W.
Why Exclude Deaerted Mothsca?
Editor Star: Will you kindly
Klv® the encloaed line* apace aome
whore la your paper? It aeema to
me, no greater Injuatlc* could bo
par pet rat ad than the exclualon of
deaerted mother* and children
from the benefit* of the Mothera'
Penalon law. I *poak from naperl
ence, a* nearly two yeara ago we
were obliged to either bring our
daughter and her three little one*
(one unborn), to our home and
core for them, or ace them ico to
the county home, n* they were
left abaolutely helple**, and by a
young. atroriK man. earning 190 to
$100 per month. We were Jnat fin
ishing building our home, and had
not n dollar to go on. hut my hua
band'a wa«re«, $2 par day. We are
far paat middle nco. and Ood alone
known whnt It ha* been to ua to a*-
mimo thl* burden, to rear theae
children and care for tha mother,
made an Inralld for many month*
by her huaband'a treatment of her
before he left her. It hoa meant
the breaking down of my own
hfiUth, and the nbaolute aelf-denlal
to both huahnnd and myaelf of ev
erything except the bnreat nooea
attic*.
Yet the court can't compel the
father of these little ones to nup
port them, because lie remains out
side the atato, and the mother onn
not clftlm a mother'* pension, be
cnunA she In a divorced mother
TVi you not think tt unlnst that we,
tho ones In no way responsible for
»tioh conditions, be forced to con
tinue to hear tho burden of the re
sponsible parties? That our* la
only one oaae of many doe* not
make any of the cases easier, or
more Just Can you not nay some
thliiK In your paper* to heip such
conditions'' Yoti have accomplish
ed io much (tood In other direc
tions, why not In this?
MRS. 10. V.
"THE COLONEL AND HIS
FRIENDS'*—I HE PROGRAM
"The Colonol anil III* Frlnn<i«" I* Ilia title of tha production
t-lren by tfif soclnllstii (it th* Moorn thoatro, July 17 Tho r>|*. j nr r! < , b '
u literal reproduction «f tin- Blrihen trial In Jiidite Humphries- !■
whl«?li Is to b« tliK third act Tho flr»t itct, according to the htm??!'
printed today, li a aceno Id "lilstU«r« office time, April 20
Tho *<•' ond act h&a two scrisa. The first la "street' co-re, k_
Crimes bullilliiK tlino May 1. W12." Tho arcond U at the i» m » .
on Juna 17, 1013 . * m '
On tha official program the *c*ri« In tho third act la entitled "in*.,
llurnpty Ihimpty'a nourt —(tin*. June 26, 1812"
Tho play lit described an a comedy In three acta, by Hnlet u
Wellr " Well* *an sodallat candidate for mayor lint j'» a r
Th« cast of character* In an follow*
Col. A. J. Blather Editor of The Seattle Crime*
C. B. Blather Manager of The Seattle Crime*
Joeeph Blather Vice Presldsnt Crime* Printing C*
Ml.* Shortslght Blather'* StenoarsohJ
Capt, Chae. Wilcox A Philippine War Vetera*
Erne NordaW A Detective-Reporter
Judge Win-alow A "Conservative Social,*"
Kate Sadler A Daughter of the Revolution
Joeeph Jarvla A Soclallet Lecturer
Fulton Walters Blather'* Attorney
8 Pssls A Deputy Proeecular
Mrs. Csllender. ® r
Judge Humpty Dumpty.
Janitor, Clerk, Stenogrsphere, Newspaper Reporters, Bailiff
Office Boy, Juror*, Newsboys and Spectators. '
Caught Spooning
by Movie Camera
CALIFORNIA. Pa. July H A
moving picture which showed them
sitting on a rustle bench In s mossy
glen of ilazcl park, waa the cause
of Mlaa Kathryn Ilody, a co-ed. and
It. H. Ora*o, a student, being In
definitely auapendod on the ere of
their graduation at the atate normal
school here
Official Colors In Potlatch Bunting, a Yard, te.
Wanton Patterns Phone Main 603i\
||II '11 ■ I « 111 1 11 11 1 ' ■ Ull
"The Economy Btore"
Second Av„ Bet. Spring and Seneca Sta.
OUR SECOND ANNUAL POTLATCH
BARGAIN CARNIVAL
tWill Be Continued Another Week Ai
For the benefit of our inany out-of- jfflj
town patron* who will be in attendance |Y|
on the Potlatch festivities, as well aa our mm
city friend® who will wish to avmil them
selves of the offerings during the festhrtL flH|
The shrewd, the thrifty, the economical— jAa
every woman who cherishes the
of saving—will revel in the
presented tomorrow and the rest of the week. "Oil At
habit." Read our ads from day to day in The Star mt
other evening papers
/ \/ "JS
WOur Niw Stationary Depart * | 18*38-lnch Bleached HM
I mint Is on tha rsar balcony. I I Towels—a few slightly l»
■ Try tha 25c Gayoao Fabric I I parfact, otherwise wartft Ik
I Ccraapondanca Stationary. I I Special. I*
I Special, a 4 Q. I I each
I wy Baaameni
FLAGS AND BUNTINO FOR POTLATCH DECORATION!
/ \/ \
Ladies' Summer
i Underwear Half Price
f An effective clearmaea of
9 eeveral different numbee* of
■B' ' L>dl« VmU and Union Mi*
I.<x l—l»c Vaat for t*i
I-adlea - Vaata—low neck. !•
• elceveleae or wtnf »lee»*
3r*7 f l*t a—Lad Ira* 15c Veatii fW
I IJV4C—low neok. fancy trua
mad yoke, aleeveleae or wlnf
/ / sun".' A brut
lvß hl«h neck. lon* eleevea. s moei
JM "JF-- renmrkiMe bargain at t»U
_ , little price of 15c a suit
Millinery Bargains *— n° c*>*
* * Suite ITHo— high neck, loaf
Third rieor. aleerea and knee length.
Ijultea' larya Panama
worth 17.10 and (I QO
»» *0; apeolal vli9o
I.adlee' Trimmed Hale, wort), W , .ail* P !re
up to «7.»0 to go Parasol* at Half Iro
' or ®* *® Mala Floor.
I. AIMKS' SV!» HATS Every I * <Ue »' 1*
tn eueh colore aa hrowne. tVan* ll fl l'"! IM!>. "
bloaa tar. and while, with »* »«• ** "l. U"• J, u i>l)
velvet band* ready to wear * n . a , p „
Vnluee up to » J£ g t^O
Katlne Potlatoh Hate In rel- 11 71 Paraaole i U
low «nJ white and plain white. f o r I I I'M
et atss. DC. |4 Id Paraaole ] 'J IS
end OJI (or »•«*
All Uralda In ( and l-rard IS 00 Paraeola 7.a1l
pleoea worth tn 4*o; 4 A . for
feapecla). per plaoe IUC And eo on. m
Draperies and Floor Coverings
Take CriHil Rlnatx Fnirtk Flm**
<*abl* Net Curtain* In whit* and Arabian. fl.!!
• H yards lon* A pair •••'
Prench Cluny Nat Curtain*, >H yard* lon* In tl.il
Arabian only. A pair iuT
Itattanbam Curtain* with ln**rtlon, neatly »d*ed with Ba «
ber* trimming: length 2 H yard*, whit* only. C 1.19
A pair
Nottingham 1 arc Curtain* In whit* and Arabian. ABC
SO Inche* wld* and yard* lour at a pair •"» # j
Scotch Madras Curtain*. IH yard* lonit, In * r°od **'*£ t i cn ««
pattern* and color*, alio whit* (Q Qfi CO Cfl . X| a 3U
and ecru. prloed at, a pair..... 90i?0l «£*9U •>>« •«•«
Curtain Scrim. M Inch** wide, In loaded |jla»» effect*. »i* |JJ{
plain c*nt*r* a Ith colored border*, at, * yard-... •■•■■""JS.
H*matlteh*d Scrim* In whit*. *crn. Ivory and Arabian. | |fc
priced at. a yard •••• >>slKn*.
kxtra heavy Bru**el* Itnir*. medallion and Onen tai
nix rood pattern* In thla lot; full #xll feet *l«*.
Cloae out prlc* •>.
Kent grado of Printed Linoleum, all n»* fall pattern*. Mi
Priced, p*r square yard JC
Craaa Ruin, for your dimmer hom*. lAi4v
Klre 9x13 feet. Price Jc AC
Ham* 11 uit* In Bxlo ft. alia SjifrV
Bach w
HERE IS A GROUP OF
Women's and Misses's2s Suits
Mnitnlfleont values In plain tailored and eentl• f»n cy !«•••
moat extraordinary offering. The* prlcea are cotl*la* (|nli
Ihnn half lliolr former marking* Thi< oolorv nre K r ) ■ Jrt
black and white check* and plain white. The nla 2". jqß
aergeii. niannlih mixture* and tweed». Si liv"
Sl7.ea 16 to 42, at ▼ J
phones -tr-a;
D A 'I'L' Q *m ruMiHi u ...
RATES "• 1 •*> iim, M JL^NI,
■r h,
RONS DOWN FM
HAN FRANCISCO, July
'"has. P Ik*, prealdent ot tha
N'orth Pacific Steamship <T«. ta
dor arreat today, pending tluj rejii
of Injur!** received by four woan
into whose automobile a car drlra
!<y I>oe dantied at Vat N«»i (l y.j
Kddy St., here, in an attempt to
avoid a collision with a itrset at
Two of the Injured wotn m —
Msttlo Fee ley of San Pranclscottj
Mlas Oortrude Pyl« of g u j,,.
It Is stated at th« hospital, tUf tk