The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1907, Page 7

3, ~ ¢ d ¢ e 0 ¢ d i. ¢ of . eva Bilin tenanel MAN EXPERIMENTS ON Peaprrot HILL AND TELLS] Pwuat TO 00 WHEN AUTOS Pgosvar mice A MINUTE by your a min goose Fg an auton at the ra fa mile it and stop it make (0 ver go with you ga the mat, take off your poll the * a and ask the ho answers the call, to arrest. your companion @fficer probably we do it fl feat better 1 tell pee ge swear oul a warrant, get 4g neceipt for your water rent, also| mirror, & cellulold comb ‘ ‘other arti and then come fad he'll seo what he can do afternoon, shortly be member of the (f who lives on Q Hill, timed an automodite 7 th av. north, From the where the Star man stood he/| ‘a full view of the avenue for a ‘er more blocks. He timed — for a distance of | “THE THEATERS Viola Alien, P Yiole Allen wil! be the attraction Me Grand tonight, Friday and evenings of this week, ghe will appear as Viola in % comedy, “Twelfth ” At the Saturday matinee, made up of special acts from You Like it,” “The School For “ “Romeo and Juliet,” and Merchant of Venice.” Miss D fee has surrounded herself at all since becoming a star = companies of the first] igelity, and the present o fe ef particularly high rank of special prominence @if! appear with ber during Our buyer has made a things, and we think we gular price is Jelly Glasses. |B Always 30 doren—With fiuted i tttoms and fitted with air MgMt tin caps. Good Natured ta 6, 1 1 Jar Rubbers. Always 10c doz The old re Hable Mason. Pure white rub- ‘ber. One dozen in car ton. Special tomorrow 4c Friday Fruit Jar Caps. Always We dozen—The Mason Bali Fruit Jar Caps, with por @elain top. Warranted 2, Friday's spe all Preserving Kettle. Always 65¢—Hest grade of granite. Capacity 2 Is fitted with a ball Friday, ™ 39¢ Sleeve Iron. Dover Asbestos Sieeve iron ix est for plain or waists and chil cciat tor SOc ecial for We have but 500 of these three panel mortised Sereen De WY are covered with st Wire cloth painted Dlack and will not rust Priday special at 4? 69c 1220 Firet Ave.—-Now Frye Years Wetch the window abways. vi not ela to giv our ¢ it cannot be « tor 440.00. le stricth du; t where ¢ at i any 1320 First Ave. (OW TO PUNISH - AUTO SCORCHER : ‘Allen will appear in a special, For Friday Tomorrow is our big weekly bargain day, and we have made specia the housewife with the necessary articles to make as light as possible her work of preserving and our prices are the lowest. A Splendid Water Set day —Set contain: £ } plated tray goes with this. later Set for either home use make the Good Natured EIGER-HURLBU 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET elusive woolens that eannot | I tive blocks and this was covered in| | te ea than 20 seconds. At this apeed the automobile would have covered a mile in little more than one minute, It wae traveling on a street upon which | other automobiles, delivery wagons, | bleyeles, carriages and other ve| |hicles are to be seen constantly Tho number on the automobile was 361 | ‘The Star man called up poltoe| | headquarters and told the officer | who answered the phone what he| had ». The officer suggested, | im rather an insolent manner, that the Star man should go out after} the automobile, find who the driver was and swear out a warrant for) bis arrest The officer also expressed doubt | as to the veracity the Star man when he said he had timed the au} tomodile for five blocks | You must have been running | jatong after it,” sald the man at} [police headquarters and then he | laughed and hung up the phone. | S80, therefore, you who are Inter jested tn proserving the lives of your fellow men, when you fool ‘that you should do as the Star man did, don't do it, Just follow) | the automobile around until it) stops, and then beat the life out of | the seorcher | | her forthcoming engagement at the! | Grand are William K. Harcourt, }Sidney Herbert, Fuller Mellish, Henry J. Hadfield, C, Leslie Allen, | Myron Catice, Alison Skipworth and Zeffie Tilbury | Fiske Sale Tomorrow, John Maron, George Arliss, Rob- ert V. Ferguson, Emily Stevens, Belle Bohn and others whose ad mirable acting has been a feature) of Mre. Fiske's offers for the past! two sensons, are all in the cast of| The New York Idea,” the new} comedy by Langdon Mitchell, that} Mra. ke will present at the Third avenue for four nights bexin ning next Monday, and including a hureday matinee. Harrtwon Grey Fiake has further strengthed | the Manhattan company by the em gagement of Marion Lea, Ida Ver non, Blanche Weaver, Chartes Har. bery, Dudley Clinton and several more players of note. This season | | al preparations to supply x fruits. special study of these have the best in the city— 4“ 7 pleces; Bohemian colored le very pretty | or the camp. & good bargain ~~ O8c Hammock. Always $2.50-—-Pancy jacquard design. Close woven, with wide vroeyey well made and splendid Friday bargain Hose Nozzle. Always Se-—-The celebrated Oakland Spray Hose Nozale Guaranteed not to leak. All day to 25 morrow Prides... OC Hose Remnants. 10,000 feet high grade Rem nante of Garden Hose, tn lengths from 10 to 20 feet. Com ready for use, special for tomorrow, Priday, per ft Always $1.50-—The celebrated Wright @ Ditson “Star.” Strung Friday's Na- tured Bargain price plete with couplings, 5 c Tennis Racket. with the best cat gut. 93. c Dog eee: Atways SOc, m of best leather, soft lned “and te i% inches wide: price for tomorrow Friday 25c Always 25¢; heavy plated Tea Spoons campers or plenic one set to a customer. Friday's price for set of six for Only Se I 1 EI EE LORE Meet Me Face to Face H. COHL & CO, Arcade 1220 First Ave. | high the Gunboats Chicago. | Albany | Por 2 at 6:20, #: 30, i [pf may not amount to a fortune, in Onc Place e 2 $40.00 suit for $26.00, but juplicated anywhere on earth’ “SABMIC MOPM O43 YOIBM be any price. COHL & CO. Merchant Talior 0, R. Krueger, Mgr New Aroade the work of the br owned to reach oven a hig otandard th ber at sale for ko's Ongagement will open tomorrow, “The Charity Ball.” fr he part of Anne rhe ‘Oharity Mati" at the Lots this w week ia played by Alloen May, and while it does not contain that in Kruger in| av ie said Some very cholce red raspberries fom Oregon were on the We market today, A few crates ere received from Vashon Island © for the first arrivals was erate of 24 quarts, Sem | tense emotional quality which some . 1 expect in every. part assumed by| al crates sold cheaper This | Mise May, it in a sweet womanly | futt will be on the market from | character and Miss May is making /®OW wntil the end of the season's it stand out brightly as o crop. Strawberries sold from $1.50 features of the performance, In| to $2 per crate, Some fine cher aleiticn to Mina May, the lowing | ries from Washington state? and opilar members of the company | Puget sound co oP ghee Dowlan, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Shof-| ae ee ee oe field, Mr. Mektae, Mine Waleott,| 8®Undance of fruit on the market Mina Kathleen Taylor, Mine Warda "0 It ts reported the teamur Howard and Mr. William Morris,| Sonoma will bring in a large! iy | NCXt week the great Hoyt comedy | amount from California tonight No Mother be the play ne Sunday matinee to Guide Her will xt week, starting At the Star, The three daily performances at! the Star are drawing the usual big crowds, A big variety of vaudeville wots is offered this week, a mind reader, minetrels, comedians, a «ketch, moving pictures, a ballad and other features making the pro gram « diversified one. 2.00, bananas, GOES TO JAIL: DESERTER GIVES UP IN HOPE OF BEING TAKEN TO DEAD SISTER'S SIDE, BUT IS HELD AT FORT LAWTON, j Redmond A. Willis, a deserter |] from the #4th U. 8, coast artillery stationed at Fort Hamilton, N. Y gave himself up to the authorities | yesterday because he wanted to see his sister, who ie lying dead in New York City. Hts ancrifice was) tn vain, Redmond was under the tmpres- | sion that the military authorities | would at once have him taken to/} the east to face inquiry at the scene of hia desertion. Instead he ie at present confined at Fort Law top, and will face the charge there. Redmond oxplained to the potice that be had no money to return to the east, and gave himself up as| the only moans of getting there. r Graduat Produce “The Princess.” | 7 Tun school graduates bi varied the and presented Ten jnyson's “Princess ; usual exercise: Tourists | Don't fall to visit the U. # Navy Yard et Bremerton, the Mattieships | Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconsin, | Hoeton and the Trainingship Phitadel the Prisonship Nipste, and | Dock. Boats leave | 10 am, 11 Rowand trip He * phia, the Great Dry 2:20, 4:30 p. m. Your savings for a decade but they provide a mighty good | foundation for one. Save NOW—with ue We Pay 4s Interest James D. Hoge, President NM. B. Selmer, Cashier, DInroTORS Ferdinand Sehmits, J. D. Low: | man, Emanuel Rosenberg, A. |i BR Mewart, George Dow Revt. © Moc KR Dunn, James D. Union Savings & Trust Co. Cherry Wack Bank! Nome, Alnska Agents for Deposit Co. and Safe Alaska. Peas hin dea we win od Se weilied. Such « flows in | PATENT EXCELLENT prodaced every day of the yeas of prev uely unddorm erength and goclneas. NOVELTY MILL CO. SEATTLE, UB. A We're Blockaded the i They're Cutting Off Front of Our Store. Unusual Bargains in CLOAKS, SUITS and MILLINERY | CASH OR CREDIT Pacific Outfitting Co. 422 Pike St ot “A Texas Steer” will be offered.| Potatoes on the lo ket ate |high. The receipts wer heavy At the Seattle. | yeuterday, but owing to the scaretty “Chinatown Chartie.” at the) of the new crop there ts a big de hands of the Karl Burgess ¢ mand for the old. pany, closes Saturday night, Sat Bullding material remains wn-| urday afterneon souventr photos of} 7 q - | Miss Hiryan, the leading» woman, |Cbanged. Peed stuffs have sworvod and Mr. Applegate, the mat little In the market quotationa for idol, will be given to the aud WHF? LO, wweet Orenaee, taney, Darn me erate, Os a 2 Men Who Know BUY THEIR CLOTHES HE CORRECT FITTING GARM TING SUIT IN A LiIGHTWw TWEED OR CHEVIOT 18 T WEAR THIS SUMMER BEAUTIFUL *S8ORTM ay a1 = wine Exclusive Ag DPROADHURST BY J. Redelsheimer & Co. 600-804 Firxt A.wettue, Corner Columbia. STRONGEST TOPCOAT {TRY M'CAR’ $10.00, $15.00, $17.50 AND tion are poludet mw French modets. ise the wante all the rage in New York The are tastefully trisemed with w new hat you can bard the values given. Then ¢ lar prices $19.00, §i one price t arrow $5.00, $7.50 AND $9.50 HATS. 94.15—We have gathered t one special lot all the popalar priced Trimmed Summer Sn in the ste wg near every a and style, an them the burnt, white and nan straws, and many atytieh white embroidery hate. Reg ular values as $4.15 above. Cholee at 50 ne ant $17 20 $10.00 Traveling Coats, $7.50. WOMEN’S MOHAIR COATS. kle proof. full length; two at lige with tailored belt. Bot: at $1.00 White Wais ts, 69c. Women's Waiste, of autizal pure white India m, lace trimmed and extra good $1.00 values; special Friday only ane $4.50 ‘Jumper Waists, $3.50. Women's Jomper Waistes, ot white mohair or black t feta) made up ta @ vory proityeie sien and sold = regularly at $4.50; special tomorrow a® sue anh ng rome $2. 49 Parasols, 31.69. Women's Parasdie, as wits linen, with hand-embroideved borders white one ant hardwood hb solected regular prices $1.95 and §# 6 on special sale Friday $1.69 each at only Standard ; Read the Paper July St ATUL C } Patterns “SECOND AVENUE siisces O1KE ano DINE } Designer $10 to $30 __ $15 to $40 a 7/Sale of Fine Whitt Deck Wash Hats, and we bare just 862 Hate left in our Mil timery Department. We are willing to keep the 2 but the 300 must go. and we have made the figures so | lew that we know you will be giad to buy them at these special prices Friday and Saturday atierd to ligh ‘They come in gun metal and champagne $10.00 values, © Oran ber rte, Portiand coment, lnperted, yer? Pertinns coment, Caritrera, por bat te RE PECAUSE THEY GET ENTS. A CORRECT Fit EIGHT FANCY WORSTED. im KIND YOU WANT TO PNT OF ents for the STEM CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE STATE. THY'S FIRST") Millinery Teko out the @traw Sailors and HATS AT $7.95—In this collec Hats and several very handsome 4 “Tyrolese” Trimmed Sailors now | ae have oxpectalty wide brima and | inge and ribven’. If you need a a wale Hke thi, Just note eo0 the hate themselves, Regu ee) } $2.75 HATS ONLY 650—Looks ithe an exaggeration, bat it's } t Here are jot of chip and novelty straw hats, trim m} med with quills and ribbon. Some of them are slightly { sotied, and that explains the ; nost extraordinary reduction. We want to clean them out Friday and Satur. 65c day. Chotce t and comfortable, dust and wrin- | shades, are haif-(itting coat, $7.50 vat, with hood } Handkerchief Sale. MEN'S 20c HANOKERCHIEFS, %— ve Ween, but un launderet, have Minch hem: stitched ends; while they last, oe 25e HANDKER 16e—Kvery thread neat barred hem- 16¢ each WOMEN’S CHIEFS, pure linen, in a quarter-inch Friday weave stitched hem; “65e Back Combs, 35c. omen's Newest Style Amber | Back Combs, splendid quality and really good values at 650 special Friday at only abe w each; “35¢ Wash Collars, 29c. Women's Newest ' Stylo Crows | Tab Wash Collars pure white scart pins with gold plate regular price each; ape cial Friday at only 20¢ = AT THE SUMMIT OF SUCCESS 2 7 ut the Pacific & Puget 1 Ulng Co.'s brand Here 2 te w of our prize sors, popular approval the ntee Qing ale, lemon soda. eam ja, birch beer, sarsapar ‘ carbonic, viehy traw r peach and pineapy rT" a he The average price | ent he a t2 bottles set down at you One al pro puri t nd whol MENess Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling _Phone 927 voy. Sts ASSESSMENT DISTRICT The formal order creating the an | Commissioners Abraham and fu | therford ha a in Mind’’ Cline’s Piano Senttle’s Greatest Music Store We Make Uniforms of all de seriptions in any quantities on short notice, Working capacity 2,000 Suits a Month. NOW A REALITY dressed a commu-| * Jw Hanford of the one of the canal o requesting him tw me . carstetenern to take the assem and practical, too--- meet end forward the nea ’ i CO etonera | have per tt ’ * im j ees instant, on i, Tague” dread COFFEE. al Jive stock | Poor coffee is one of the . gr Ee Se worst extravagances ne ee Qateenh " t tke Sebilling’s Beat; we pay him } SECURITY ‘This company ts re sorted to by rich and poor alike for safe keeping of securities and articles of value. Hafe depostt boxes in ite fire and burglar proof its may be rented the small fom of 1 per annum —_—_—— orrock, President. Hartman, Vice Vrexideat Alexander Myers, Sec- retary a y A cashier Smith, kitchen use we know of. venient for immediate use. only PIANOS Victor and Edison orders filled.) Talking Machines | s ‘Turenne, ident. Dantel Kett Presiden’ Per House ete | and their protection has many advantages q No loans are made on personal security | vestment of money is made with | deposit from any danger of loss SON Saree SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY the goal. before us. art “busy Friday” news 6 pot covers and holder an article that will appeal to every housewife | —this is one of the most practical little articles for It’s a wire pot cover sizes 8%, Ready to hang on the holder, and contains six covers; 10, 10%, 11 and 12-inch. i wall, making your pot covers handy and con- For Frid %33c (But one to a customer; no C. O. D. or telephone Standard Fu urniture Co. The Bank for Savings CAPITAL $400,000, FULLY PAID The bank which devotes its time entirely to savings deposits | security alone—first mortgage income bearing real estate. Corner First Av. and University St.. Opposite Post Office. It is the man who dares that reaches We dare as none have dared ; Quality and price offered } Fy will show our courage. With each suit | nard Rofri My, ©. Ht La Farge, Beoretary. i Per ; Cent : : j over other institutions, i All loans are made on one All in- } one idea—to secure the smallest | j 4 we say “satisfaction or a new suit.” AM Hirsh-Wickwire $40 OE Hirsh-Wickwire $35 TE eee eS Hirsh-Wickwire $30 eee ss The Suits $10, $12, $15 and $20 Panama Straw and Fur yet: ve | shirts, pies see, Underwea Come hape you want. fine assortment. THE WEBER CLOTHING COMPANY | 1201 Second Avenue, Corner Seneca $25 |} $25 |} Made in Other Shops al i