The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1911, Page 8

-has been tntroduced reducing the} YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE TPE SES SSATP VETS ONE worst BET. CHICAGO—Mrs. Kiliop, tn ing for future president} # on a bet, whose birthday | * our Httle stay-at-/# bet home celebrators | ® * * * honor today, At any rate, he's a} big man in mind | eng and deeds — and | enter the some of our| il agrvice examination, de presidents have | civil servie mmission last nigh been neither.|in refusing to reinstate several pa Physically Rob-|trolmen seeking to enter the serv ert Marion Laj lee again Follette is a] smal! man — but that is physically only, remember, | As he is just 58] today, there several tial ahead for whieh| he may qualify Maybe it's a © in other business cannot re partment exc@pt by elt The officials of the Seat ett Interurban have « change of service on June 19, which the running time of the limit ed trains between the will be cut five minutes Two Women Fined. Mrs. Ida Triplett, prop the Stirling hotel, was y | fined $100 in Judge Gordon's cour for running a distrderly b se. She r xi to the superior court, Mrs Triplett was arrested on the morn ing of May fot F. J. Wolf harged with was fined $50 tress ¢ WASHINGTON — Congr Wai ion left’ yesterday coma, where he Will be present at the wedding of his daughter. Te Will return about July ! Mra. J disorderly Doyle SPRINGFIELD, mc. A B conduct gardus, for years world's champion rifle shot, is dead. CHICAGO—Benjarin & 8. Morgan, . $3, and Mrs, Julia A after being divorced 35 po were remarried here yesterday | WASHINGTON — Cipriano Cas | tro, ex-president of Venezuala, has | heen discovered at Port De Paix.) June Hayti, aboard a steamer. It !s/ engineers thought he is trying to return to his country iM, 18t4, Gen butit across the river the ext brid wo! great which the has seen since the days of Xerxes, an ¢ that, you know was some back at was w deep. army BEEP eve EERE EE WASHINGTON—AS an ex ample in bravery to his sol diers, Secretary of War Stim son has submitted to the new yaccipation against typhoid fever. that 00 eeeeeeee teeeeen tex For marched Ree eee RRL . | hours Grant's WASHINGTON — Congressman | across it Hobson, exponent of a large navy, wants a smaller tariff, He has Proposed a plan . reducing all|/ted by School children on Schedules 10 per cent every five/as a Summer Resort,” Years for twenty years | Adams, 318 Eleventh av * | day the , PHILADELPHIA—George Brod: | tie Commercial elu sky of Wise, Ky., lost $10,000 in & card game in three minutes. The | police are still looking: Out of 114 compositions submit Edwin E N., yester spent at once by the O-W me | Georgetown in the erection of a e ALBANY, N. Y.—The famous | cr store house, oll house, st Fifth Ay. New York “busine” has | gotten into the legislature. A bill | puildings. fare from 10 to 5 cents. | How to Make an Ice NE. YORK—Ice cream as an antidote for poison was success fully tried, when'a man attempted suicide in an ice cream parlor ‘There was no milk in the place. | | RERRRRRARR RE * *| % NEW YORK—Ability to #, w& darn stockings is alleged by */ *% each one of the 100 seniors #} ® in Barnard women's college 4 of Six are suffragettes. . | police protection.” Rae heannanenenes ‘The winner of the annual gold medal contest, held by the senior and junior elocution classes of Se-| Attle college last night, will be an-| nounced at the commencement ex ercises Friday, July 23. pure Babies myst ha milk in the hot weather. Bannick on Luna Park. “I never declared that the police ‘Were unable to handle Luna park,” said Chief Bannick last night @id suggest that the liquor licenses }!* at the park be revoked on account |» of the women and children visiting Cents the place, but regardless of that pa-|| Take an ordinary soap trons of the park will have ‘ample|{ruit packing case, and within 4 [place a tin pail. Between the pal =—|and the wails of the |sawdust. Pack the lid with news papers. | pail. cap on the bottle, keep the bottie| jin a clean, cool place and neve jjallow flies near the milk. Hei s milk at a cost of about 25 Retailed at Wholesale Prices DAHLEM & BARRY 1508 3rd, near Pike | but a few cents a day. ” Mary Ole * divorce, * | said that she got her husband * and afterwards dis ® covered he was the one worst # * Rake n ane e cattle patrolmen who resign to ed the Ever pounced a in two points of | erday | 30, following the arrest Grant's | ¢ James | third of the firet m military time The river point feet and 90 feet 48 eattle | ize offered by| Approximately $300,000 is to be at water tank and numerous smaller Box for Baby's Milk) sweet Mothers | He should use bottled milk, keep the | and at dayligh 2 way to make an ice Box for | box er box pack | AWARD DIPLOMAS | The awarding of diplomas to 240/ THE SEATTLE STAR TWO LABOR LEADERS IN SEATTLE t JOHN KEAN, ° J. A. MADSEN. John Kean, president of Pacific district of the Longshore men's union, is California's spectal ist on labor legislation. He ts chief deputy labor commissioner, with headquarteys in San Francisco, He has been an active member of the years. A. Madsen, of Portland, Hlongshoremen's distric has for many years been promin in the counctis of his craft. Me a native of Denmark, and originally to the SINGLE TAXER SAYS HE HAS t} nd avenue retail dealers and be remedied, Charles Fred Adama, the New York single t probably will address a 1 ttle # at the Com next Thursday ing will b of the Bingle her business ir men are mortgaging uring them. kets of the homes and w fib th So say merchants and manu selves out to rd king s the single ng landic taxer held und To show how this condition may Tax club. he ‘ation party hereby making age tter om ehiainn # of the vice ( comunit from C. Bact of oP Western Comm , Was befe this mor a blank above cla ‘ppl one nth's mercial porition secured | This am |the Western Cor Company for any through its efforts due and payabl f} acceptance of the d/xpectal arrangement jas follows Five dollars upon acceptance of posit the bal days from acceptance said commission to be every case Where the been secured either directly i} directly through mercial Service vice Bs contr a | be . I consider these a said unless may be pald ‘and good rea they some be notif » future dat Western ¢ uld_ be charged Best Modern ee AT THE THEATRES Moore—Albert as The Coster” Friday night Grand—Vaudeville and Phot plays Seattie— ley Lole—Keating & Flood Music al Co, in “The Policemen’s Ball Orpheum—Vaudeville * ° Chevalier * Through Death Vai Seeeeeeeeeeeeee TEETH the dwarf, ch ing of Allen B a farmer, Algona, Mon claims the shooting was accidental The dwarf 4 an serious trouble before the shoo xin but ad mits an argu the and § | Brooks was | was six feet away from bim | took out his revolver, he | was examining the cu the gun went off. He he was #0 frightened he took to bis heels and Brooks came after him. pent the night under ked to Tacoma J to the police Free CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION Full Get of Teeth .. 83. 1 22k Gold Lrowns &3 Bridgework $3. Gold Fillings Silver Fillings (the b Porcelain Crowns (be Terms to Sult Wells says, and a house where he sur Laborag ‘People’ 8 Dentists When Patrolman Bell ar (Charles Mood: accused of six ten-pound pails of lard from Colman dock, Moody explained he considered the lard # gift as it had {| “Potlatch, Wash.,” stenefled on the j/ease, Judge Gordon will decide whether or not it's a gift in police court today FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Important Offering of Cor. First Av. and Pike Opposite Public Market Piace ice and milk in the Ice enough t6 keep the milk at the right temperature will cost graduates this morning will mark the close of commencement week jat, the university | Ale ander J, Doull, Cc. alumni celebrated yesterday 600 old graduates “came back” and joined in the athletic contests and danced during the evening. The Very Rev of Victoria, B Excursion Tickets East-bound On sale on numerous dates May 16 to September 7, 1911 Northern Pacific Ry. THE ORIGINAL SCENIC HIGHWAY A few samples—simiiar reductions to many other pointe In the Eastern United 8 and Canada, as well as the Middle We St. Paul .. - $60.00 New York .. Minneapolis 60.00 || Philadelphia . Duluth . «++ 0,00 || Omaha . Superior . + 60,00 || Detroit . Chicago + 72.50 || Boston 3 St. Lolus + tereeees 70,00 || Montreal, Qu Long limits and liberal stopovers Low rates for Great Lakes steamer tri We serve those “Great Big Baked Potatoes. Let us arrange your {tinerary—it will be a pleasure, the en) © Tay Route of the Nerth Coast Limited. Main 1430 Ind. 3300 H. N. KENNEDY, G, A °4. 0. MoMULLEN, ©. P. & First Ave. and Yesler Way, @EATTLE, WASH. A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Portiand REMEMBER THESE EVENTS Aug 10 to Bept. ¢ July 9 to 8 July 17 to a2 Bept, 14 to 16 Reattle Golden Potlatch Pendleton Round-U; June ib to Rept, 1 atiy to Official Park trance, Through Si Women’s will deliver the address. At the |Sample Hosiery Special 25c/ Pair “of able sample lines of high grade Hosiery ‘from well-known A T certain the to secure season® year we are Women's importers and makers at heavy discounts from reg quotations veral purchase: character of this com bined in the present offer ing bought way, are all are qualities that, the vould in ordinary be mark at higher Included Are: Women's Plain and Em- | broidered Lisle and Silk- | we com pelled to price Women’s Silk-lisle Hosi- ery, plain black colors; special, 25¢. Women’s Lisle and Silk- lisle Hosiéry, in lace-hoot all-lace and embyoidered in ; special, 25¢. in and lisle Hosiery, in sky-blue, pink, chamg green, rose, agne, red, gra Copenhagen, emerald, navy and special, 25¢ pair. step styles Also Fancy-boot and Allover Lace Hosiery in lisle and ff cotton ; special 25¢ pair. Every pair correctly sized for easy selection, — rire ricor. the ;longshoremen's union for over 20 the secretary, came oust as a sailor. REMEDY AGAINST LANDLORD KINGS! tok | © ¢ the auspices ested to show why Dentistry All Operations Painless cheapest posaille DO EXACTLY AS WE ADVERTISE An 18 YEARS Electro Dental Parlors| [FURNITURE | DRY GOops|! he Sed tera TFURNITURE | RRY Sr roe FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Btore Clo Daily at 6:30. Interesting Values in Low- Priced: Furniture: Fir Chiffonier, Special $7.85 Well-made Chiffonier, of goldenefinished Fir, illustrated to left. Has five full-length drawers, trimmed with brass pulls, and stands 49 inches high. First drawer is serpentine 32x19 Special § shape and top of case measure nches, $7.85. Fir Dresser, $10.75 of Fir, illustrated to right. Has three full length drawers trim- nt | ta} 1 | | : . Substantially-constructed Dresser golden-finished med with brass pulls, and top drawer. is in Yerpentine shape. The beveled plate 18x24 inches, top of Dre 18x40. Interestingly priced at $10.75. Well-Made Upholstered Camp Cot, $3.25 Folding Hardwood Camp Stool 75¢ mirror measures t Finished natura! and fitted with exorbit = | reial | » the license | carpet seat. Especially desirable i] xe for lawn or porch priced at T5¢. Attractively charges pellme veld prove on for making such )| charges I shall favor revocation of |] i} i] Frame is | bed f sPrings. I grade strig long. Price with by of well-seasoned Fir are held in place th white cottcn and covered with Measures 30 inches wide and 6 feet | wire fabric 55 small helical ing. steel 4 Ostermoor Mattresses—Wholesome—Sanitary— goo _ Bail, not Stuffed. I Frederick & Nelson, Inc.—Basement Salesroom A Wide Selection of Summer Wash Dresses At These Low Prices $3.95 $4.75 $5.75 $6.75 —embtacing pretty and practical models for Women and Misses, in lawns, marquisettes, printed tissue and ginghams, introducing many new and effective ideas in design and trimming. An unusually-good value at $4.75 is offered in a White Lin- gerie Dress, in mandarin-sleeve style, prettily embroidered in pink or navy and trimmed with lace and insertion. The skirt has tuck- E ed flounce trimmed to match bodice. -WOMEN’S LINEN COATS $5.00 $5.75 $6.50 —the ideal Summer Coat for street and motoring wear—shown in natural color linen, plain tailored models, 54 and 56 inches long, with notch or storm collar; excellent values at these low | prices. —Basement Salesroom. Several Hundred Pieces Cotton Wash Fabrics ec. Priced For Clearance at 10¢ YARD—Useful Dress Ginghams, Poplins, Galatea and Batiste, Percales, Cotton many other desirable fabrics. SPECIAL 5¢ YARD—Many grade washable materials, in a variety too numerous to de- scribe, all of which regularly sell for more, They lengths suitable for many purposes Table Napkins, Special 5c Each Napkins of full-bleached mercerized Cotton Damask, size New House Dresses —simple in design, yet very attractive and becoming; priced, yet well-made of good, washable materials, in pleas- ing patterns AT $1.65—The new One-piece Dress pictured, in Delft-blue percale, with white ring pattern. It is made in blouse style, opening at side-front, and the sailor collar, belt and cuff are of blue and white plaid. AT $1.00 — One-piece House Dress of light-blue and white checked pera front-opening style, with Jutch neck and short sleeves trimmed in plain light-blue. AT $1.00 — One-piece Dress, in navy or Delft-blue, front- opening model. The skirt, Dutch neck, sleeves and waist are trimmed with pattern border bands. —Basement Salerroom low- SPECIAL lengths of standard cloth, Printed. L Suitings, “Ripplette” wns and odds and ends of good come in House Lew Prices in Popular Wash Laces FINE VAL oF PER BOLT OF 6 YARDS, 24¢—Laces and Tpebrtion in diamond, round and square meshes ; a wide variety of designs offered, adapt- ed for trimming Summer Waists, Dresses and Li ingerie. BROKEN SETS VALENCIENNES LACES AND IN- SERTIONS, SPECIAL, BOLT OF 12 YARDS, 35¢— The lot contains a good assortment of desirable designs and widths, LINEN-FINISHED LACES, 7¢ YARD—Laces and In- sertions, in Cluny designs, widths from 1 to 3 inches; heavy quality; bolt of 12 yards, 75¢. . 17x17 inches; several good designs to choose from Silk and Woolen Dress Goods Surprisingly-low prices are quoted in this Section on ood qualities of Silks and Woolens that are in popular de- and, A few timely instances: “Inda” Shantung Silk, in a varied range of colors, includ ing the natural pongee shade, inches wide, special 45¢ yard, 26-inch heavy Cross Cord Coating Pongee, in natural tan only, unusual value at 75¢@ yard Hand-loom Oriental Pongee, wide, $1.00 yard Satin Foulard, 22 inches wide, in small designs, on grounds of old-rose, navy, biscuit and old-blue, 50¢ yard 54-inch Pure Worsted Storm Serge, a superior quality, in a good color range, including two shades of navy, brown, arnet, dark-wine and black, Full 1% yards wide, 7) 00 . Basement § Rarement Salesroom. Lingerie Neckwear, 25c Round and square Lingerie Collars, trimmed with lace in- se and edge, and some in fichu effect, with plaited ends, BYRON COLLARS, SPECIAL 15¢—A good selection of styles in these popular collars, round and square, with plain and hemstitched edges; also embroidered effects, with skirt, insuring perfect fit. Balesroom. in natural shade, 33 inckes = : : | | | Basement