The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1911, Page 6

2 eee Gigantic Robberies Perpetrated by Teamsters Through Simple Trick Merchandise to Value of Many Thousands Disappears — Team sters Simply Change Addresses on Goxes and Forge Bills of Lading. CHICAGO, May 3.—Merchandise | worth haps hundreds of th sands of de ” t from Chicago ' past few mor oO neatly that it was t ‘ were being robbed Now, however, th . b way ele tf 7 and a For it begins ¢ wok As r whole system andling frets en row ley . needs be revolutionized to make such robbe les impo: After week ff vestigation f men have be to the charge of } these robbe The Joys of at the Union. It fathers, one with 3 ter and the othe son. The father match. All goes we but when the fathe haste, they spoil Then, as they si wilderment, the jolly pr along. He tells them of and they follow his directi ends with « jolly laugh Acme Theatre—"The venge,” “Captain “A California Love § Cavalry Dri City Theatre— of Rome,” drama nis, Africa, Josh Wedding Trit dian Justice and songs. Circuit Theatre—"Scenes A a sche ns, All The Young Ki Scenes of Tu and Ct fy An ipe organ violin, p Ong the Mekong Forgiveness — Is Sweet; What a Woman Can| Do;" “The Fiddle’s Requiem,” a story of old Madrid; Rose and Nina Cole, in latest duets Class A Theatre—"Second Sight & story of New York and the Ama gon; “A Trip to the Blue Nile River,” “A California Love Story =< “City Planning and Civic Centers will be the subject of a lecture by Charles “Alden before “ihe Mount Baker Improvement club tonight Mrs. Frances F. Eshelman, widow of the late James F. Eshelman. Se attle, died April 30 at Portland. Delegates to “the American Med feal association Los Angeles will not be permitte to through Seattle without enter ment. The King County Me society will be on the job ‘Temporary repaire ‘on the steam er Yucatan, which was wrecked fr de Two of he have confesse The system is a & teamster wh Q wagon, H NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT MOVING PICTURE HOUSES For Their Mothe a witty scheme Diadem Theatre—"W S. Soldiers Are Doing Mexican Borde Dream Theatre Reforw ins The Moth Raymond sings this we Exhibit Theatre La 11;" scenes at Col Klondyke Steal coer Theatre—"Holl er,” educational; “Mary mb Tommy Sh« a Night com National Theatre- the Road Th 0, € Ye Le Haven of Refe Union Theatre— hood of Man,” “The Joys of eution Across the Mexican The Crisis Washington Theatre—"S Dad A Ste YOU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE Monday, are tn bh Pathe Chie The Brother Perse Line h spirits today The greater part of 50,000 buttor have been disposed of and the nival is as of success eee for third. . * - * OLYMPIA—H. B. Dewey, # # state superintendent of p * * lic instruction, is the acknowl ® we champion runner L* * lowing bis run for a street * car after an aute * *# dent. State Tr wis ® od. Gov. Hay and ® of State L M. How. & *! * - ethane Jey strait a year ago, indicate that} Overhauling will make her | semen CITY, Mk denA tone Worthy again. She was towed in| mont house fire, early yesterda yesterday, and may have $99,000) morning, resulted in the spent on her in Seattle. Hines Grek Dalavek ana yy and serious injuries to Kk EE Pronk Baldwin * * 8 ‘% Alaskan babies wili have *| SAN FRANCISCO—Nine years’ # some Seattle dolls to love and *| work was completed today by Prof # cajoie. Children of St. Mark's #/A. L. Kroeber of the University # parish have dressed 60 “little #|California, in making phon % babies,” to be send to Bishop * | records of Indian dialects. % Rowe for distribution. Nearly # % 500 women of St. Marks, under *| OLYMPIA—O. G. Ellis, of Taco %& the direction of Mrs. J. O. #|ma, yesterday assumed the d # Cooper, worked during the six #/0f associate justice of the # weeks of Lent, and have gath- & |supreme court, succeeding # ered three large packing boxes #/| Frank H. Rudkin, resigned. *® of clothes for Bishop Rowe's * — ® Alaska work. *| EDMONDS — Mayor Thomas * %|Hall yesterday planted the firs tk ttt tt ttt kee pole of the Edmonds Seattle mone A rail road, which will ultimately connect the two cities if the in Scenic driveway, or Queen Anne boulevard was assured yesterday | when Mayor Dilling signed the ordi nance appropriating $13,838.20 | Bringing 1,700 tons of merchan- dise and many passengers, the steamer Watson put in ‘last night from San Francisco | exercises for deceased | Memor members of the Seattle Prees club will be held Wednesday night, May 10. Bicycle and motorcycle riding on | sidewalks must stop, say the po-| lice. The order follows the run-| ning down of three-year-old Martha | MeWade, 3931 Wallingford av., by Frank ©. F. Allard, 3847 Wood lJawn, who was released. The girl suffered a fractured skull, but may recover. Councilman Oliver T. Erickson will speak before the Commonweal club at the Y. M. C. A. on * Management of Public Utilities tomorrow night. Laden with about $60,000 worth | of grains and other commodities, the new Weir steamer Luceric will go tomorrow on her maiden voy age to the Orient with one of the largest cargoes ever carried out of Seattle. LONDON—Much more stringent alien acts will pass parliament shortly than England has ever) known in the past, as an out come of considerable trouble the British police have experienced in the past few years with foreign criminals and anarchists Asking $2,000 for the injury of his knee when he was standing on sidewalk and was scraped by an automobile, C. Dell Ford, an at torney, has filed sult against the Studebaker Brothers Co 8T. LOUIS—John H. Vander. pool, the famous drawing teacher, is dead in St. Louis of heart trouble. The executive, finance and pub- Melty committees of the Seattle Carnival association, after a care- }son of A cloak of exciusivene | thrown around #m ears, if Alderman ceeds in having his stituted for the dall proposes to h kers Wardall ordinance Kellogg bill special com. jventor’s plans materialize on will be street suc sub Wa | partments the of smoker LINCOLN, Neb—W. J. Bryan's home town vote turn to the saloon license s The ent Republican ticket was elected NEW YORK—Charies W. Gate John W. famous still as the tips to hotel bootblack hops, is wifeless. Mrs Gates, Gat granted an intorlocutory de but giver es was ree. | * * * * ORISKA, N. D.—H. R. OF * son rescued Marie Smith from * ® drowning in a well 22 feet # * deep and i8 inches in diam- * * eter, by allowing himself to be * *® lowered head foremost The * ® girl weighed 160. The strain * %* caused blood to burst through * * his chest and left arm * * * SII TO TOTTORI tt WASHINGTON, ity has b ful canvass of the button sale on} D. C.—Author- 1 granted the ommer: ve vietim ion, b and de t 1 CORUNNA Spain The provinces} INDEPENDENCE DAY IN THE STREETS OF PANAMA | of Conn on8 Ppserreces ‘rr | he Mak Tale Wt the Wore. 1 on on the part of along their borders—traders are ' = entihe 1 PANAMA, May The «= Y Pana lowed to land on the San Bilas have died of bite dog teresting thing I m never buy and sel eg h AMODE es. They are hon Agents for Agents for French Caricature nag claw cgomgnpeeney hye Jom cs thd in weneral peace Dat De caer) DH New Store) su «= of a New Poet taiked « un ¢ # nothing | Sota or Pi ‘ - The city of Panama itself isis The Store That Saves You Money | Journal Mattern ‘ 7 a € «fF b t nw the § Dy Polk Al that to i ay pecial Fe a « rom # ” a " : ‘ . Sg a uns on the . Fire a pair ...5¢ j lathm die € « Y sa com rr y ay a " 1 y ver Ite gets t he wis for | Agents ter 6 es t t u ve r the anitary sortase were se) The Armstrong CO. | nem» cnr Ay origin pears on the boc and of fl ' ot 1 a and toa THE STAR— ‘The Star Tour | WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1911 sts Vi HOES Sandals, Ties, Straps, $1.98 ale Broad Lace or Point House - Button Shoes Not 98, buat 98c 39c 49c DRESSES GLOVES He ts 20 yea old. t of a good deal of f ris on the part of cht extra wel Famous the World Over and paragraphers we made ses, in may! London has quality without > me of ¥ pla pes and solid! high prices Long i His father is Edmund Rostan au < they Wh) G w rea 16 thor of “Chantec His mothe save sewing; worth $1.00 and by heavy silk, double " of the most is of ng or on te 76, fc h wor and many books of THE MA clal State bank, Seattle, to convert | eny: [itself into the ational City bank. \t 1, full out Capital $200,000. | fue PR bee “e —_— i NEWARK, N, J.—Gov. Woodrow | tf ad Wilson, presidential possibility, is | ¥ out for local option and keeping | peek ’ ii the saloon out of politics Riba, No. i TEKAMAH, Neb. — Lieut. Gov. | Liver, M. R. Hopewell died of pneumonia| Mutton and heart trouble. The Harrison st. regrade matter will again have a public hearing a wer from tomorrow, at the|Khort loin pork meeting of the streets and sewers | Pigs feet committee, 2 p. m. iti saeenke Lye To suggest ways and means to 4 clear the city street car line of Price, legal obstacles, the City Street Car league will meet tomorrow evening, at & o'clock, at Wolf's| e ¥ Ht—Selling Price. - 1,60 ARKETS. shee Price. Island 1 2 20@ 1 1.16@ “eo o@ i b0@ 1.26 o—Nelling Price SILK HOSIERY It low year—the Silk Stock man¢ en wi ¢ heel and toe, which tn top Not Thc a pair $1.50 and $2.00 meee Dresses AB8C ors; lisle also If 85¢ Sindenes cal $1 Dressing S’ks S7C am, ¢ APRON SALE ingham full Vomen’s plain G price usually) Aprons, wide | traps } thi of Kimono alue 15¢) Tr of fine lawns | retty models. Pretty terns, in with frill ao lifes | ht, medium and 4 colors.|range of fancy Princess fa Siz08 32 to 46 Aprons of percale; spe | ial, your choice of 50 | : hla 2 B New Petticoats sir... srsinscd aprons strap over shoulder, as Worth $1 to $1.50) cored checks, well made; %| 50c; special 39¢ 69Cc Best Amoskeag Gingham} Aprons, Mother Hubbard i Gingham and Chambray kind, frill over shoulder Wash Skirts, In more than th 75c value, special 19¢ different models, Some have deep| Fyl] sleeve Apron; large, embroidered flounces, others hem-| full Apron, gdod washable pleated. Solid. colors. sttipes,| Gingham ; $1.00, special checks and plaids. All sizes 7 $1.00, For Beautiful, Wavy SWITCHES Hair $2.50, $3.00 Can't exchange Goods at all, ting Pana Charming Children’s 'Dent— Fownes—Kayser Tans, Velvets, Ooze Kid, Vici, Button or Blucher Oxfords, Boots, Slippers “$1.49 is Low Sandals Oxfor Shoes The a pair “$e 50 « Five Dollar “HATS b ne of them a good style $5.00 new ¢ ensor regular values. On sale for one day $2.98 Do You Want a Light Weight CORSET Many prefer lighter weight Cor summer wear. We now veral excellent new mod dium and long styles quality coutil, fitted with upporters, at 75¢ ana 48 ‘More Bargains In - HOSIERY an Hose, fine (Te s Cotton Hose, | Chilren lisle, assorted shades sizes cial 5 to 9% Women's Seam! plain black, ribbed top, white foot regular 12\%e seller Children's tockin, strong | ribbed for boys, fine ribbed fe | girls; long, strong yarn, that will rishi, 122¢ Women's Sheer Black Gauze Cot ton He reinforced heel 15c and toe, Special Knit Underwear Women's a sae Union Suits 1 $1.50 Union Sulta Special je $1.00 Union Suits, Special ’ 780 Union Suits, Special ......5. ‘ ma \ { leek k nema AH A Gibbons Praises Press | v4 SAN DIEBO—Rellef was | NEW YORK, May 3-~< ad lw went today to the ten Chinene & | Gibbon b ent a ie “ % enstaways on one of the w|read at the 10th annive * Coronado islands for 15 days a | bration of St. Patrick's cathedral l® with little food and no water, #| declaring that the i & A sloop, engaged by Charley #| sal engine of truth or ¢ 1 * um, a Chinese merchant { #| urging the masses to # * Ensenada, was towed the w| pers ele ng in tone * island by the steamer t. w| of truth * Denis on her way up to in ® & Diego, The men on the sloop * # intended to, take the ma # CANADIAN yoned Chin oe t k te t ? * ere taken b would-be ® *® smuggler who ter aban ® oo # doned them on the island * . Pe ee ee el VISALIA, Cal—Stung hundreds viel jof times by @ swarm of bees | far ys” pa ng to separate from hive * Hardin is in @ critical cor at vic may Two horses were DR goes _— rhino nae MAY TO ALASKA, MAY 6, 16 Always Cook trom Pler A th the Pie (after ta thinkin’ 0’ tor Mew Cor. Twenty-Second and Ballard for Men FLOUR SALE $5 A BARREL very best I If not satisfied re the he $5.00 PER BARREL F. H. Fairbanks’ Groceries PHONE BALLARD 98 PHONE BALLARD 5 20TH AND MARKET 5350 BALLARD AVE. still have a few choice lots left in Loyal Heights Division We No. 6 TERMS: $5.00 Cash, $5.00 Per Month E. B. Cox Investment Co. 2246 MARKET 8T- PHONE: BALLARD 22. wa display da THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK Ballard Branch SEARLE, Man oTTO & J. PE In all its dealing this ank combines safety with satisfactory absolute service, and never loses Safe Deposit Vaults ROY E. POWERS BALLARD AVE. Phone: Ballard sight of either. Ballard Branch Union Savings & Trust Co. Cor. 20th and Ballard C. W. Casler, Mgr. H. F. an on real eatate secu CASINO THEATRE WHERE BALLARD PEOPLE GO SHOW DAILY FROM 8 TO 11 P.M ALL SEATS ONLY Be REX HAIRDRESSING PARLORS kes to nee a “muddy Why cost, we can, with ¢ plexion have one, when, at a facia Kelley, Cashier ments, make the skin clear and S402 22ND AVE. N THE WM. M. CURTISS CO. HARDWARE latest Patterns in Wall Paper PHON BALLARD 41 CHAS. G. INGALLS Deal Watches, Chock and Don't forget that we have the 5016 TWENTIETH AVE. N. W. THE BALLARD BAND BOX MILLINERY 2005 MARKET Have your Plumes willowed, urled or dyed. Willowing, 35¢ Also Rem PRIC cleaned Jewelry Fine Watches # Specialty jor in one the; 2 ties, 6S¢ Jeling and Reblocking REASONABLE Jewelry Made to Order S228 BALARD AVE, SEATTLE BIG SALE OF eaten str etl One-third te One-half off on all the Lates sult every one at the FLEUR DE LIS Murphy Block Twentieth and Market Ten “Special” “Amberol” Records Practically FREE With every purchase of an Amberol \ttachment for “Edison” Phonograph Ask us for particulars BALLARD MUSIC HOUSE 5411 20th Ave. N. W., Near Market St. Phone: Ballard 1277 Tin Dinner Oe SPECIAL vith tray and coffee FOR MEN—'The bes 2] can. SPECIAL PRICE ONE WEEK 3c Pail on the market, BALLARD VARIETY STORE, 5320 Ballard Ave. ~eeee