The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1911, Page 6

~ Who Must Be Shown In Spite of the President and the Secretary of State Congress: man Hamlin Has a Probe Pretty Well Inserted Into the} State Department and Washington Wonders — Phony | Vouchers Disappear From Archives. a WASHINGTON, Jv 3.—The Ballinger case furnished the inet 7 Gent of burning papers and documents at night in the tntertor de eS partment 3 It is now learned that at lea ne raised voucher has been re Moved from the state department file g Here are the fac | In 1905 Albert Rosenthal of Philadelphia painted a portrait of United States Supreme Justice Day to hung In the state depart Ment; Day being a former secretary of state Theepriee was $830. William H. Michaels, then chief clerk of the state department b gave Rosenthal his personal k for $850 and a blank voucher to @ign. Michaels is now Unit States consul general at Calcutta Later a portalt of former retary of State Hay was painted by Rosenthal, but the state department, through Charles Denby, .who had succeeded Michaels, refused to buy tt “Your price is too high,” sald Denby. “We can't pay $2450 for & picture, your price for the Day portrait.” "Twenty-four hundred and fifty dollars!” said the artist I only Bot $850. Whereupon Denby brought out of the files the voucher that Rosenthal had signed, and sure enough, it was for $2,450 All of this Rosenthal told the committee of the house of repre Sentatives on expenditures in the state ,department This house committee has been « sort of a joke for 40 years, When the new congress was organized, Congressman Courtney W. Hamlin of Missouri! was made chairman of the « together and started in to work. The first thing they ran tuto. 7. C. Morrison, disbursing officer of the state department, was called, and he testified that he had paid Michaels $2,450 on the voucher Then the committee sent for the voucher itself, and was told that Mt was not in the files. It had been “lost” since Rosenthal saw it Chairman Hamlin thereupon sent for the books of record Fight there Secretary Knox and President Taft got busy They refused to show the books on the raised voucher fald that the expenditure was out of the “secret fund” of the Ment, and that that fund could not be exami Each year $ ‘Appropriated for this “secret fund.” The law says that {t can @aly on orders signed by the president, and that there r counting for it The fact that a voucher for $850 had extracted $2,450 from the treasury didn’t count. But Hamlin wants to know the other $1,600, and he is going to try mighty hard to find out. Also he ts going to try to amend the law and provide for an audit of that “secret fund er. Hamlin thinks he is on the trail of some very inte And he Is from Missourt He firmly believes there has been plenty mittee, He got the members Rosenthal affair was about the and spent 10 AC be who got ting disclosures. of polite, “legitimate @raft in the state department, and he wants to probe inte it. He thinks | the administration of the “secret fund” has been full of abuses, Friends | @f government officials have had fine trips to Europe, with plenty of Salary and expense money along, and with cred entree in foreign cities. Of course, there has al for these Junkets, some “mission” or other justifying the trip, technical: | fy, at least. But Hamlin is from Missouri | ntials c giving them » Besides the Rosenthal matter Hamlin’s committee has brought out the fact that Prof. Jacob H. Hollander of Johns Hopkins unive Sent to Santo Domingo by Roosevelt to untangle that repub! @nd stand off its creditors, got $41,000 from the Un ®ervices there and $100,000 from Santo Domingo, 3 Ment knew the other was paying him anything | In spite of the president of the United States and the | tate, Hamlin is jabbing the probe in good aud deep, and Wa fs wondering what he will find —-— > # finances, ‘ HORSE TAKES ADVICE FIVE YEARS OLD “If they don’t treat you right, Dan, home again A. B. McLeod of Bloomfield, N. J.. five years ago, when he gave his black horse Dan to a New York friend to be kept on pasture for the rest of his life. Yesterday Dan aroused the household by neighing at the barn A junkman later said he purchased Dan on Staten Ialand, and that at East Orange Dan disappeared. McLeod paid $50 and kept him come said YOU CAN SAVE MONEY! | AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE NB=Pan VEO se. Our loss, your gain Sweeping reductions in Ladies’ Stylish Coats, Suits, Dresses and Hats, priced at one-half the cost of factory produc- tion. BEAUTIFUL SPRING SUITS The Kind That Sell for $22.50 to $27.50, Long Coats and Dresses, Now $15.00 $8, $10 and $12 $3.50 TRIMMED HATS White Serge Suits Here is a new shipment just received $20 and $23.50 Just rrived, a large line of Pongee Ladies’ SampleSuit Shop Take Elevator—500 ARCADE BLDG.—Fifth Floor Bekins “” VANS keep moving every day, and no wonder—everybody appre- clates them, East 414, Cedar 414. MADISON jin TENNIS IS A Plea of North American Wo may be that she Quietly she waite in her cell. waite It for death ‘War or Peace on Wate rfront? , og |but if the women of the United] Shall there be war or peace be- tion of thoroughly orgenir LOVELY GAME) May Save Expectant Mother’s Life 3 Ss wtreoet sisi jewoen tnor and capital on the Se 0", heating fn mission of mercy the birth of the] ale water front? ‘That's the ques et declded whether BY HONOR D. FANNING ahe knows so little of the Jaws t|Drson baby will mean life fortwo] i)” Nuer fun te | telpate fn auch @ sonts SAULT STH, MARIE, Ont, June and of the: English | People—the baby and its mother wil g sjemates to the intets 14—-Womanly sympathy knows noflanguage that she cadot quite un nome time this week ‘ von.| Vention in Toledo, Oni p&indary Hues; It respects no reci- [derstand what is going to happen.| TRIESTE, Austria, June 15—| , A committee was elected yestor-| structed to t Z, © inte procity pact, no international treaty, }Sbe knows #he i to die, she knows | More than twenty bodies of victims | 44Y by the Longshoremen’s conven: organiza liar and a half of the abount was rest. OhioCut-Rate Dentists Ow PAINLESS DENTISTS For the do ing. prices: Gold Crowns Bridge Work ... Amalgam Fillings. . .25c Silver Fillings .... Full Plates .... Best Sets Teeth. material ity an Address OHIO DENTISTS Jui PAINLESS EXTRACTION tain their silky appearance; 26¢ FREE. regular, T.-H, Sale price, We manufacture all our own yard tte ee teenies 18¢ OVER OWL DRUG STORE. DREAMLAND ADMISSION 25e—Inc!: tence of death here | The y of the Napolitano mur der, committed Kaster Sunday, and the circumstances which led to the jtragedy were told recently ip The | Star | To most women it seems a «in| against humanity that this young mother, who has four smal) ebil dren, and who is soon to bring a 1 fifth into the world, should now | yoyry stand in the sha of tive gatiows. |P Ioan To most people me an act Of/F gor 1 barbariam to hang a woman, and a mother, no matter how grave may be her offente 4 ainst the law | So a cone effort is now be Christian Temperance union te jthe life of Angelino Napolitano so that the child, to be born within the next few weeks, may not be robbed of its birthright of mother kk The woman herself is not mitted to know anything about th ave priso , Only at night sh cormit®d a@ terrible ¢ Yet sell at $1.00 GLOVES — Kayser's Two Kayser's Shawknit- Sox Shawnit Sox, ten cents.” “Why, thought they were True! they are; all you want; wine color 10 Per pair kesth Se we er Owl Drug Store, Entrance Room 4 will iow next 30 days we all dental work at the fc DOMESTICS WHITE SUITING—Imported gdods; 86 inches wide; permanent linen fin 7” 21c yard SILK. FINISHED GINGHAMS— Black and White Shepherd-Checked, Silk-Finished Ginghams; always re- . +25 . $3 .$8 If you consider qual we have it. All work guar. teed twelve years. DUCKLING FLEECE — The beet 162-3¢ Kimono Flannelette in the market; comes {n four or five gray styles only; a serviceable fabric for any season of the year. TH. Sale price, yard ... 136 SURGEON'S GAUZE — Bleached Surgeon's Gauze; 36 the! 7%o quality. T.-H. Sale price, yard ..@, 305 PIKE STREET Jungle Town Dance —aT— CANTON FLANNEL—The Nashua Mill D. D. Bleached Canton; regu- lar price 12 price, yard ...., Seventh and Union TONIGHT ingle Town Souvenirs Given to All versible styles; well assorted stook ng Five ‘Dance Tickets sf ee ple s ne be 82 ie \ ale price, LADIES FREE Fare .ascers ee Lean gris Clasp Silk; black, whit. and colors; all sizes; dou- | Sik Gloves, ¢ bletipped guaranteed Kay ser’s. all colors. pair 50c patr worsteds But here Eleventh Friday Surprise Sale Prt ory ay we have not taken advantag » do KO tomorrow hemecles & surprise in store We for t Friday events the goode—the f thene back up Silk Glove Surprise 50c Quality 35c | ing made by women's organisations The world's best-known maker of reliable Silk G by club women, and church socte.|| these, and they're a splendid lot, Two-clasp, double-ti ties, and especially the Women’s || NOW I# the time to wear them, Here in black, white and colors 75c Quality 48c Silk Hose Surprise 'S SILK LISLE HOSE— one and talks often of her litt for dren, the two Httle boys and th t ° twa little girls who now in charge of the local Children's Aid The Onyx noctety Hose Avgelino Napolitano real that in killing her nd she Shop | appeal at Intended fife until 39c fue a aporrg 4 She t ” fed ce ‘ ee crypt aw | WOMEN'S PURE THREAD | WOMEN’ app fans ne te soriinant SILK HOSE—Fxcellent values Ft sheer and st No one te allowed tq || Teinforced where the wear comes speak to her about her sentence at we, Boel snd ¢ You! | tag She makes no comp Matron |f ecognlze the ’ Jues, #0 | and heel and are w Hearst says she ix a very patient |} 2U. be surprised when you| As a agant sury "il can buy them we have marked th tomorrow S, [Gomes FEM A Today the women of the United will not be allowed to care for|of the storm, which swept the | in States and the women of Canada [the baby that ts soon to be-poxp to coast for miles, have been recov. | °™ are working together to wave the her; sh#knows she wit m nee ered today, Bcores of fishing boat life of Angelino ®Na the | her other four children—tf thé law's! are reported lost, | young Italian woman now under #@. | ® —_——— nonaneane he ladies, If before, by all prices speak loves sent us Pp Slik Gloves. rong ot {nforced toe ‘orth 40 pair. yrine for you. sonnet J 1 [1106 | Second | | Ave. 4 MONTANA tion to confer with the Puget Sound the pping association on On the In M the Pacifie coast to jo! #- | International, ‘“Homesteads” aw “Cheap Land” Line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Ry. ONTANA Low Fares—Personally Conducted Excursions ne 20th and every first } I and third Tuesday each ’ 1911 Millions of Acres to Be Homesteaded And purchas is the “Lan dof low prices Opportunity”—Its Lands Are Ready for the Plow ad laws, ete., call ¢ CHICAGO MILWAUKEE 2 PUGET SOUND Ci Hair Hair-line Stripe the T.-H. Sale sorted shades ¢ ul f Especially usef all pure wool T.-H. Sale .. WHAT PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE coming to London's and buying supplies for months to come. priced the Silks and Dress Goods. The Tibbs-Hutchings Sale offers real bargains. what you can see in that time will convince and satisfy you. Long 16-Button ouble-tipped $1.00 A Latest and Best Styles in Al!-Wool Tailored Suits. Materials are serges, yee shag met: 196 Te | mew. 1Sefis Quar Sanford’s, Crown bottle kind and novelties, t bottle Muctlage Superior herbage 41 or the in black, $15.60 Good models in enna Fine Ribbed * Balbriggan ‘. short nd Knee fand Drawers and $20.00 each Wont SCARFS — Silk TIBBS-HUTCHINGS SALE A man outfitting for Alaska said: “I saved $25.00 in one afternoon.” A lady from Bellingham, Wash., vows she was well repaid for A customer from Capitol Hill had her eyes opened when she saw and literature desc $1.25 value. land and plaining to ribing ex m or write COL. M. H. WELTON Traveling Irrigation Agent 1ICAGO, MILWAUKEE! PUGET SOUND RY & Ave. and Cherry Seattle Second “Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. See ‘Classified Page, Line Batiste wre always effective. hall close out 10 pic During pure Wool Pati _ 09e ammer ; In Even if you have but a few minutes to spare, Crepe Scarfs; all cofors; nicely | in many patterns hemmed: $2.00 1 49 shades; $1.49 vecial . valu sree ope DRESSES, Regular $15.00 and $20.00 Beautiful, new, All-Silk and All-Wool One-Piece Dresses, worth regularly Styles new and correct silk, foulard silke in various designs; also ser henrtettas, panamas and novelty woolen goods colors ANd BIRO ........e eee ee ee Hh taffeta all DRESS G Fine 75c, 85c and $1.00 Values A Regular Clean-Up at A splendid Spring business waist patterns and some dress patter: and shadow effects, as well as new weaves in solid colors; every piece is pure wool and valued regularly at 75c, 85c and on to $1.00. Men’s Pants Get industrious by trying a pair of Lon- don’s full strength Tibbs - Hutchings make— $1.00 Play Suits and Romp. ers from T.-H. Co,; many styles, many colors, During the Sale— 9c AOC As may be expected, these are mostly short lengths— in well-assorted stripes, checks, plaids All in the " Overalls Tibbs-Hutchings Dol- lar Overalls; very strong and wide. Spectal sale, now— 69c se 956 MADAM, THE TIME IS RAPIDLY COMING WHEN YOU CAN’T BUY A SULIT FOR $6.98 The Time Is Getting Short for All These $1.00 and $1.50 $1.00 and $1.50 All woe size a pair 98 te | intaue’ Ribens 25¢ Tibbs-Hutchings Sale .. 49¢ Boys’ Suits A Boy's real, genuine $5.00 Suit, honest make; dandy little styles, up to the min- ute. On sale now $2.98 Fancy Figured Auto Scarfs, Alaska Grade Blankets 72x78 You have aii the story; at, Fancy - Flowered Auto 98c well 50c Scarfs; 2 yards long made; several cot ors, Special $1.00 and $1.25 Women’s House : Bla : $10 10 $25 THIS WEEK navy blues, grays, tans, browns and Dresees Long Kimonos ck Petticoats > Png 7 "4 Fine Black Heatherbloo: . . : > 7 Full-Length Lawn Kimonos. m mixtures. Jackets lined with Skin- | Fine Percale) Chambray, 5: J Gingham and Calico House | made of best quality lawn, in Pe en Pest ar We must dispose of all our Spring ‘ i Dresses, in light, medium and. 9 , | Petticoats, that cannot fn dispe * of all 0 : Spring _____bove Set, ner satin. All sizes for women and | airy coiors: all kinds of good | PT¢ttY floral designs; well } ought for less than $1.00 and garments to make room for fall CENTRALIA, June 15.—After ; patterns and all made and trimmed; $1.25 anywhere at reg diated: <b ierTillea dott aie SC daling “Soka owe misses. sites oe... 9c | ai sises wesc EG clas ynetr ee anes ASG x 5 ee ee has just been pald a werrant for g0, regardless of cost or val- [f} public service for 4.02. One dol- 1; weight 8 Ibs.; inches; Vicuna brown $10.00 everywhere. Stocking Patr—Hiack bite Bale pair SPECIALS COMBS Extra Special — Women's Back Combs; high also 18k inlaid gold; combs; values to $2.00. Your choiee Fancy metal backs; very strong 49c Hair Puffs, in dark shades only beautifully made from nic 69 .bUC hair; $1.50 value. A set .. of Puffs, all Large Set Cluster Large, Washable Hair Roll; Red Prin€ess Aprons; all colors; pe nd chambray; bound with lin en tape; Special v0 ¥ 25¢ i large size well made vee 2,99 All-Leather Hand Bag toilet accessortes; 8 always, Special .. es