The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 17. 1911, bs J ‘Osgar und Adolf Meet All the Minor Royalties Attending the Crownfest .. Musil by’ Conde" -~—— eens We Wass IN LUCK, ADOLF, You ARE Too Lave % Neay \ “Te RAJAN ie >RINC ie, ? 4 R OF RINKTUM PRINCE OF PELLAGA Fe a cer wip Leamings, hand ‘THe SULTAN OF STEWPAN \ Tue JAM oF MARMALADE, TME MACAW oF MINCEPIE ; % nie THe BAY OF BAZCO, SUT . THE FUNGUS OF FEZ, THE — ds or ZIP BOOM t THE ——- EERE REREEEER EH € LIGHTS IN CEMETERY t HAY, Was, June 17.—-Lights * geen moving in the cemetery f rerry (solated @l AVS COME UPTO DER RECAPTION UND OTHERS ARE STILL HERE # which is on WE INTRODUCAS UP TO Somer PoTantarae. COM® IN. # overlooking this town, several # nights recently, have aroused @ the curiosity of citizens, none @f whom has so far been able # to explain the | gs # is presumed (he oving th # lumination has rfectly # natural explar at this # presumption has not been # strong enough to entirely divsi % pate rumon® of supernataral agency. rere teeter ers, NDICTMENTS FOR KIDNAPING {Ry United Brow Leased Wire.) INDIANAPOLIS, June 17.—The Marion county grand jury today re turned eight indictments in conneo- tion with the alleged kidnaping and dynamiting cases brought to Il by the arrest of John J. MeNa’ a eee ee eee eee eee eee es YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE on Way to Washington. | To represent the interests of the eity and the county before the war/ t next Thursday in a hearing on the Lake Washington | canal, City Engineer Thamnson left the city last night for Washington, pd.¢. Dilling on Auto Tour. fn order to attend the coronation | "\ ealebration in Vancouver, B. C., and | ey te the Interests of the Pot- | h ity | Jateh, Mayor Dilling left the city) today by automodile. Everett, Bell- | ‘and other cities will be vis fted to stir up enthusiasm for the Potlatch festival. BEEP EEE EEE HE EY “4 HUNNEWELL, Mass. — * @ Mayoress Wilson ts consider. ® # ing ouster proceedings against # the councilmen who still re wfuse to meet with her to # transact city business. When french was asked whether he # would attend counct! meeting # only evasive answers were ob- Katte teeeeeeeeee CHICAGO—Pretty soft for Chi- eago cops. Chief McWeeney says} ts not safe for women alone on|/ the streets at night and says police escorts will be furnished women | Who are called out at night neces-| Rekkeeenertaeraee * * * WATER SHUT OFF * ® Water will be shut off in the # ® high ter mains in the dis # Wiriet on Magnolia bluff, be # * * * * * s tween 23rd ay. W. and 30th av. ‘® W., and from W. Blaine st. to ® W. Bertona, on Monday, from Wham. tos pm. * BES e ee ee eene Obvious. * “Poor tramp! Have you anything fa your life to be proud of?” “Yessum. I nevr beat nobody out Bo laundry bill."—Toledo Blade. «i il i li inline | * After a Few Lessons? * ® “But you silly boy, if I mar. # ‘eeeeeeeeeeeee | resident of Cannon hill heard a dix | turbance In his cellar last night he |501 14th av. N., a strawberry fest! ® ried you with your means, you # ‘® couldn't even dress me.” ‘& Magazine. i * * PURER REE RE RE EH OPPORTUNITY, June 17.—The Inland Empire Rail poisonous so-' # | Pedic hospital. In addition to Wag % “Perhaps with a few lessons #|Ner’s band, Mile, Christine La Bar- #1 could jearn!”—Lippincott's # | raque will sing. * lution on the weeds along its right of way to kill them, Owners | of live stock have been warned to keep their cattle away from the weeds Ste nnanwamenenes remarked the host, who w owing his distinguished foreign &round Newport, “that Americans devote ourselves to pleasure, regardless of ex pense.” “I'd hardf put it that way retorted the vitty foreign “Rather you devote your: to expense, regardless of pl ure.” SREP E REE ERE BE EH BURGLAR WAS CAT. SPOKANE, June 17—-When a ee eeeeeeeeeeee sent a hurried phone call to. the police headquarters that burglars were in his basement. Upon their i the police discovered that| burglar” was a cat that had may take in| ir convention | together, the annual state conven tion of the Modern Brotherhood of | America will be held.in this city July 19. Fifty lodges will be repre- sented. ielialeliaiaiehelclelaielsiel-4| * * FAR FROM IT *| * “Where am I? the Invalid #! * exclaimed, wakjige from the # * long delirium of fever and & * feeling the comfort that loving # # hand had supplied. “Whére & # am I—tn heaven? * % “No, dear,” cooed his wite; ® * “Tam still with you.” SURES EER EK ER ED Five boys and four births recorded he: Sixteen marriage licenses were Issued yesterday. Saturday, June 24, at the resi- dence of Mra. Gertrude Brawley. val wil Ibe held for the benefit of the Capito! Hill guild of the Ortho | } State superintendent of public in- | struction is urging city and county | uperintendents to concentrated ac- on to induce the point of convention in 1914 or 1916. | } Low Rates East Via Rock Island Lines THE ROUTE OF THE DE LUXE ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIMITED Low Round Trip Summer Excursion Tickets will be sold f at the following rates, on the dates named below: Boston Buffalo . Chicago. via St. Paul via Council Blu St. Joseph St. I cs St. Paul via Toronto $110.00 . 91.50 72.50 82.50 60.00 65.70 f fis .. ‘DATES OF SALE June 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30. September 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7. Final Return Limit October 31, 1911 TRAVEL IN COMFORT Limited trains via Rock Island Lines provide every comfort and convenience. I frequent trains operating on fast schedules carry you in safety and comfort to your des TO CHICAGO AND EAST tination. Rock Island Lines prov ide electric lighted drawing, nd observation sleeping cars and free reclining steel chair cars you ride in comfort all the wa Excellent con nections maintained at Chicago and St. Louis with east- bound flyers Rock Island Dining Car Service— the best of everything Tickets, Reservations, Information, Etc. C. D. McCNAUGHTON, City Pass, Agt. GEO. P. CAVE, | Gen'l Agt. 712 Second Avenue, Seattle. Phones: Main 1004, Ind. 493, 1 Am Going to Run the Tibbs Hutchings Sale All of Next Week Itisa Huge Success _and all. i! Am Making Some Pretty HOT PRICES For Monday, and | Wish You Would Read Every One of Them look me up if you wish to see me. THESE PRICES AFTER 12 SHARP. It might be just as well for you to clip any item advertised and, bring it with you—or, better yet, bring the whole ad, my picture I’ll be looking after my new building, but I’ve a good lot of clerks to hand out the bargains. CAN’T SELL FOR However, BE HERE MONDAY SURE GLOVE Finish Lining Cambric (We advertise this simpy to bring you into our great Dress Goods Section). Cambric until noon, yd— 32Cc MITTS Women’s Lace Mitts, black or white. Maybe they aren't the acme of style, but dollar Mitts will sell until noom for, pair— TAILORS’ black and colors; 25c value (London has the values all over the store); until noon, just half price, per yard— 123c WOMEN'S LONG SUEDE FINISH GLOVES Values to $1 in this lot. Clip this item and bring it with you to the store. A pair until ee WOMEN'S RUBBER GLOVES All sizes. Lily white hands are Insured, posi- tively and permanently, if you will use London's Gloves. Until noon, pair 39c PYRALIN COMBS Can't say much about thgse e6mbs. Come in colors, but even so, arg they any better for that? 25c values, until ndoa— 10c NAZARETH WAISTS For boys or girls; any age, 2to 13. The price is 25c each the world over, Until noon, a MATTING LUNCH BOX Or basket; strap handle; 50c value Monday just to see the The Lunch Box, until 12 29c MACHINE NEEDLES What kind of a story can be told about ma chine needles? Suppose we let the needles speak for themselve Four in package, any kind, until 12— ® dc Be here crowd—you'll “catch on.” HALF WOOL ART SQUARE Room size, 9x10}4 feet ; good colors; nothing better for camp, cottage or bungalow; re- versible, one solid piece. Until noon— $3.49 JAPANESE MATTING This Matting is a long way from home! Will cut off as much as you want; good pat- terns; 30c values. Till noon— lic LACE CURTAINS Here is your chance for Summer Curtains. White, 2% yards long. The curtains won't hold this bargain open longer than 12 sharp, at, a pair— 39c BATES’ OIL TURKEY RED TABLE CLOTH Also indigo, green and tan; fastest colors known; worth 60c per yard; short lengths. Until noon, yard 372C GINGHAM Fine fast color Dress Gingham, 8 1-3c values and good as wheat in the mill—likable staple patterns—'twill quicken your pulse to know that ‘twill sell till 12 at— dic SERPENTINE CREPE A lovely fabric, widely and expertly adver tised as 20c values, Monday, until noon, London cuts at— 14c DUCKLING Merrimack Fleece Flannelet, three good gray patterns; grey, mind you, and standard 16 2-3c values. London cuts until 12 for 113c FINE WHITE DOT SWISS "Twill bring back fond gone by when you see this Swiss. Also Cross-bar. Till 12, per yard— 92c CATHEDRAL DRAPERY MADRAS Full 36 inches wide; memories of years pretty red and green pattern; a 12%c value. Not new goods, hence the price, till noon, per yard dc SOAP SALE Stops at 12 sharp. Borax, Naptha, Lenox, Bob White, Diamond C, Fairy, Lily White, Floating, Mrs. Johnson, all high grade Soap, eight for— 25c MASON JARS The good, old fashioned Mason Jar—the first lass jar known. This DOES take you ACK. Per dozen, until 12— 45c PEARLINE Now hold your breath! Did you ever hear of Pearline? It is the great high sign of civilization. Three packages, until 12, = 10c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER No excuse for not appearing with a shining face when London will let you have four cans until 12 for— 20c $1.50 AND $2.00 ONE-PIECE HOUSE DRESSES Perfect fitting One-Piece Dresses, in ging- ham, chambray and percales; all sizes. Until noon— 69c 1.00 AND $1.25 WOMEN’S WAISTS| Beautiful white and colored Jawn, madras, sateen, gingham and _ challis Waists, tailored and fancy styles; all sizes. Until 39c 25¢ AND 50c SUN BONNETS The one best known preventive of freckles-— a sunbonnet. Dozens of patterns; all new Until noon— WOMEN’S FINE PURE WHITE COTTON VESTS Ribbed, sleeveless; white as the driven snow and worth full twice the price, Until noon 6c Women’s 15c White Foot Elastic Top HOSE Whitt feet are the most comfortable summer stocking known—they keep your feet cool. Till 12, pair— 9c