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_ ROB OREGON E a mail. (and proved good this ’ The Best of |Adolf Blipping as sb p vue Summit car last evening, Mrs, Blanche Spanger, who lives at the Birkshire hotel on Second ay. fell on the street seriously injured on to the hotel, where her condition was reported as better this morn} D. HELPS REORGANIZE (Ry United Press Leased Wire.) CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 26— Jobo D. Rockefeller returned here today from the New York confer held to arrange for reorgank gation of the Standard O1! company red by the recent decision of the United States supreme court. | He probably will return east soon to perfect the reorganization, Marguerite asks what should be for hair when it falis out, It} should beagwept up. ‘ 2 HERE ARE THE LOONYLI LATE BULLETIN. ‘To The Star Editor: t am working on some Gold Medal Loonylines—the kind that will make your hair curt and your biood turn into icicles. Vi give "em to you tomorrow In time for the Friday issue. THE LOONYLINE EDITOR. By the Loonyline Editor. Brainstorm Retreaj, Wash., dune 29.—What a beautiful j place thie is. Green swallow. tails are flitting hither and hence, while the biue astoria “bushes are floating near my rubber boots. The doctor says 1 will be able to come back Saturday in time to give away al} that money; $5 for a woman and $5 for a man. Are the Loonylines coming in all right today? Several sperm whales called upon me this morning with Leonylines. § gave them ali a piece of pie and they turned into tomate soup with noodles hanging in their chandeliers. The Prince of Whales is cail- me, so | must go. 1 shall return. Loonylines must reach The Star office by tomorrow morning to! count in the awarding of the prizes. Winners will be announced in The Star Saturday. Here are some more Loonylines: “ . wagon-epoke would a barn RRR ARERR RE AIN'T iT AWFUL? More than 500 letters sent to the Loonyline Editor over night; they swamped the de- ted department this morn. eseeeeeeee ‘he postoffice clerks are in- ® oculated with the fever; tele * graph messengers who never * ran before, are racing up to ® The Star buliding with Loony. ® lines. * =A prize of $5 for the best ® one sent in by a woman; | ® another $5 for the best bya | ® man. }® Loonylines must be in by | eriday morning to count. seseeeeeeeseeeeeeee * * RRR losing streak would a them? lemonade W. E. Baytlsa, Maple Valley, Wash, Give him a doughnut for that, mamma. if the cocoanut kisses can the lemon squeezer? F. E. Claghorn, 5260 Brooklyn ay. How many lomps of sugar do you want? | | can a gumdop?. A. L. Claghorn, 5260 Brooklyn ay. Hush, John, don't wake the kid. if the Pilgrams landed’ in Ply.) If Niagara f Mies Opal Monk, 2230 West 59th ast. Ponr that ketchup in Grandpa's | Cut a round, round hole in his skull, Doe. 201 romney’ - When Seattle ball team hat a! He bookkeeper can post XPRESS FOR GOLD; DON’T GET MUCH = Iewed Wire) ‘chance of eluding capture. 8: od Brew ROSEBURG, Or, June 29—Two) According to the stories told by took the trail today at) tue train crew of the express when | West Fork. of three outlaws who it pulled into Roxeburg early today, last night held up and robbed the | oy) of the robbers boarded che mall first section of the Oregon express car at West Fork at 9:20 p. m. and aia aher sney peau ber lg wd OS other two boarded the engine oo tender. engineer and fireman, forced them | "tn lone robber, heavily armed, to stop the train and uncouple the | entered the mail car and ordered express, baggage and mail cars vrai) Clerks J. R. Vangross, D. B. from the passenger coaches. It 18) tamer ami Olmsted to stand in a believed the robbers secured loot | corer, When his pals had coni-| @f much value from the registered | poited Engineer Schmidt to stop As they were without toole/in« train three-quarters of a mile they co net force the express io) of West Fork, the second! car safe, and nothing of value was) robber entered the mail ear, and ‘canted the thfrd accompanied the engineer | while he uncoupled the passenger | coaches. Then Schmidt was forced lto run the engine, baggage, express nd 44) and mail cars up the track a short Hotice. | distance. Meanwhile the mail car in Wild Country. Several packages of registered | mail, containing money, were hid-| den by Mail Clerk Olmsted, & result escaped the robbers The scene of the robbery 18| was igoted, the robbers ripping the | Crow creek canyon, one of the} pai sacks open and rapidly rifling wildest parts of Oregon, and If the | the contents Dandits have a thorough knowiedee | “phe express car was next of the country, they have a good tacked. Express Messenger Ray y ~|nolds threatened to shoot, so the} bandits compelled the mail clerks to force open the door with a crow- bar. For fear of shooting the wrong men, Reynolds was com- pelled to withold his fire, The rob- bers got very little for their pains, oa however, as they were not prepared id be a source of pride to you.|to blow the safe. fallow skin, pimples, blotches “and ' eruptions call for immediate attention, It should be your aim to get rid of these disfiguring signs of impure blood | — quickly, certainly, inexpensively, No outward application will purify your blood. Jury Has Murder Case BEECHAM’S PILLS SVER, June 29.—The jury in se of Frank H. Henwood, on for the killing of Geo an affray in the Brow®| Palace hotel, in which Aviator Tony Phul was also slain, began their deliberations this morning. help naturally from within. cleanse the system and enable stomach, liver and bowels to wor Nature intended. Try a few doses nnd see how quickly you will be rid of impurities, and how your blood and your looks After getting the case last night the Jury went Immediately to bed will be benefited. Thoroughly tried family remedy is at-| They our | as Today they are debating three possible verdicte—first or second degree murder or acquittal. Ae Copeland was killed by Henwood |inadvertently by a bullet of the }fualllade which he fired. at Von Phul, his fival for the affections lof Mrs. John Springer, it 1s doubted if the jury will find a verdict of murder, Many expect a disagree ment James M. | known in newspaper throughout the West, founder of the Los Angeles Record and the Pasadena Star, died of heart dis | ease erday morning at his home. Sunnyside av Shawhan, 47, well cireles Beauty’s Aids For females, Reecliam's Pills are specially suitable, See instructions with each box. Geld Everywhere. In boxes 10c, and 2%, Consid ers a Japan Dor's Him! He's A JAP. Hn PayS Dak TEAM 4 SALARY TO BE MIT iD UND HE HASS A RUBBER UND A VALET UND STOPS BY DER Best HoTHLS. DINK OF DOT, CHAAP PAUPER Mine Somebody bas drank up all the muctlage if Kate can form letters correct ly, ean chioroform them? Mre. L.A. Bate, 2708 Bi Hurry Cana w Don't If Daniel would the Catskill mountains? | loaded, if mother bought a load of vot You are, E. Cameron, 4101 7th ay, 8. Caress bi coo! powder? J. N. Miteh Tacoma Beat it fo wt Pike #t with that sponge tin whistle? Bet a tin ca Pease, Station M, Citar) hit him too hard, John. Boone killed Put it in an In. ite? kid. j Roll him peaches, would garbage can them? Edward Hamm, 2710 Bast Pike. | the akide Put Wf Evelyn Nesbit a piece of ice If a dog g under him, Inds, | Give him would Harry Thaw? Mrs. Ain't it time to call a halt? if a strawberries a man, what can @ gooseberry? ‘Joba McDowell, if Hoppe ‘plays billiards, can a sugarbow!? { Wells Padder, 6307 S. M. L, 613 3rd W lettuce leav 13084 Denny Way ere | Kirkiand on 1106 17th st Give bim N. B. Put the chalk on his knob, Bill, | that Wf a tailor made a oc mouth, where did the Portiands? /oonyline it? John Kendall, Maryville, Wash, | Robert Dunseth, 115 E. Don’t dangle from |Une by your toes, Ruth, it ian’t nice. | t, could a 65th at. the clothes. beet them t 603 Lu ‘ | If a potato masher will a lemon’ meroy! WENATCHEE, June 29.—F. Hurd of Seattle - ; elected department commander of 2°48, H. D. Hollister, C. R the G. A. R encampment, Other w er; Dr. surgeon; chaplain; ministration - tralia, Ferguson. vice commander; Vancouver, junior If lamb chops will ahi Wf the cantaloup the potato had his eyes on them and the flooding of the powder maga THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1911. ese Bal NES Dick, 411 James street im with the rolling-pin, 1f Sozodont, why does “tooth ell, 2210 Bo, G atreet, or the brush, Bruno, roe? P. Diets, 125 22d ay. N. the pickle jar, mother if Minnie can eat 10 pounds of | Dolly Saunders, 1510 27th ay, Chocolates, how many can Marguer Eat this powder and you'll be Burton Castner 5206 Washington St. in batter, cook rowis will Salmon Bay? Ina Cowley, Aurora Ay f poison, John. a a dose Can‘the tomato ketchup after the est Gea. E. Marshall, 122 N. Garfield. Pass the salt, kid If a fellow knocks the ferry will) him? Billtken, Pine St, Tacoma pass to the show for 8. a ja it because jo it? gE. E. 8. mber Exchange Bidg. Lettuce see about this pear, ©, | ber Insulation of electric wires and [Aone Porson) tle; Dr. EB |R. Harding, man, Colfax H, encampment McFarland, A. A. OFFICERS was yesterday R. H. Ball, nates FP. W. Beele: Decatur, R. Ames. Pullman gets the next officers elected were: J Wenatchee, senior J. H. Ferrier, vice command. | Gandy, Spokane, Spencer, council EB Tibbitts, Se J ce E Dd. | ler river line, follow! covery of ge George George W 13th FRIDAY SURPR Every day is bargain day at Lennon the day of days. There's a thrill about surprises, surprises, and there's an agreeable thril here tomorrow. Read vi) Surprises that this is ~ we've eve’ woman lov ing your ing that is Through facilities w as a specia maker, Thi silk; come colors; som others silk nerlined sol a pair that than §$ regular $2.0 in the lot tomorrow al EVERETT. —Forty Cen-| staked mining claims on the Beck-| pear especially pleasant Women’s Silk VALUES TO $2.50 98c non’s, and you'll admit, yourself woman ever has too many pairs. Surprise yourself by replenish wardrobe our A. Shore, Waterville; R. Bellingham; W. A. In- ; delegates to national Joe Dickerson, J. F. J. M. Fish, R. B. Rey- Jonnor, R. W. William: y, J. W. Badger, D. L. Lanning and Willis men have the King county nT. R. Johnson's dis vid racings. ISE SALE n’s and Friday is 1 in store for you never cease at Len- one of the greatest sprung. Every fine hose, No r on at a say. distinctly surprising. superior buying e secured 25 dozen 1 lot from a famous are pure thread in black and sll ne with lisle tops, all through, with In- es. You won't find would sell at less and there's a lot of ») and $2.50 goods Take your choice ey | a | Iplayer and Becomes Peeved. - Words by Schaefer Music by Condo X DOWN MT © DER YELLOW PERILS w Gets Divorce So That She Can Get Job as School Teacher If you've been a stenographer, 4 | vons, Mrs. Jennie £. ling» ldressmaker, a waitress, or any-|WOrth sought a divorce from J | ; Pe ‘her |Frankiin Ulngsworth, formerly a thing else except a school teacher, at the Broedway high | teacher before you get married, you c&®/gehool, Ilingsworth left her about go back to the old work if your/a year ago, #he sald, to go to ? husband deserts you. But you've; York. They were married in 1 got to get a divorce first if you| but have not lived happily jWant to go back to tenching| gether. school, You've got to be single,| She testified that she used to be in the Jaw laid down by the Se hool teacher, and that before attle school board to ali ite female | she can get a position she must ne teachers cure a divorce. Judge Dykeman That is why, among other rea-|granted her a decree yesterday = London "3 to. Is Burden ed With Press Leased Wire.) }. Their majestic: and their son June 29.—Traffic | took an open carringe from the pal through the very center of Lon-|\ace, They were accompanied by an | don tied up again today by /escort of Ife guards and every janother “royal progress.” ‘The|where they passed, the thorough | royal party included King George, | fares were lined with troops. At | Queen Mary and the Prince of| Temple Bar, the western boundary Wales. First they drove from/of the anctent city, which by im Buckingham palace to St. Pauls | memorial custom the king may not cathedral, attended a short service |enter without the permission of the and then journeyed on to the Gulld. |ecity authorities, the royal carriage hal! for luncheon with the lord|/was met and preceded to the mayor, Sir T. Vesey Strong. Lunch-|cathedral by the lord mayor and eon over, they returned to Buck-|a big party of city sheriffs, coun ligham palace by a devious route |cillors and lesser officials. | through north and central L jon The service at St. Pauls was a to give as many of their subjects | special one of thanksgiving for thelr as poustble a chance to see them, | majesties’ safe coropation. oe ~ BATTLESHIP OHIO ON FIRE {My United Prese Leased Wire) W YORK, June 29 (By United LONDON, | | |munition holst caused the blaze i The powder magazine is located seven feet below the turret and contained 5,000 pounds of powder in cans yeaterday the—after out turret and necessitated Former Gov. E. 8. Draper of Massachusetts, with his family and several friends, passed through this city yesterday morning on hin way for a nine-day trip through western Canada. Gov, Draper will return to Seattle on July 7 and spend five days here before leaving for Alaska, zine as & precaution against ex |plosion. The fire smouldered for [half an hour along the heavy rub- a@ quanity of cotton waste, Tt is believed that the dropping of & hot rivet on the insulation of the wires which operate the am Another “Royal Progress”’ Police Captain’s Slayer May Be Captured 29 the SPOKANE, June been received from Butte that Harry A. Terry surrendered himself as t Word has, music, whatever it turned out to of} be, and for that reason had ‘oughed 41, has | up. e mur-| Spokane police do not believe he der of Police Captain John T.|\s the right man. He refers to an Sullivan of Spokane alleged insult by a Police Lieut, rry claims that he was tired| Regan, There is no such officer of keeping under cover and that/here. And he gives a street ad- he was coming here to “face the! dress which is fictitious. police a ZIONISTS EXPECT LIVELY SESSION | WITH EXCITING FACTIONAL FIGHT | Convention Opens at Tannersville, | . ¥., Tomorrow—Younger Ele- ment Demand Less Talk and | More Action. | TANNERSVILLE, 29.—The fourteenth annual con lvention of the Federation of |Ameriean Zionists will begin in this mountain resort tomorrow and con- tinue through July 4 |. Delegates are already gathering | from many parts of the country Great effort has been made to in- duce a large attendance because {the opponents of Zionism among American Jews are insisting that Zionism has reached a crisis. Turk- ish statesmen also frown upon the | ambition of the most enthusiastic Zionists to unfurl the flag of inde- pendent Israel in Jerusalem. So | American leaders of the movement are especially anxious to show that the fire lighted by Theodor Herzl, |the founder of modern Zionism, is still ablaze. Judging from what the early ar jrivals are saying, some of the ses jsions promise to be charged with |dynamite. A complete reorganiza- jtion is the demand of the young | delegates. They want less elo- N. Y¥., June Zionist Stamp, Used Much Like Red Cross Stamps, the Proceeds Going to Promote the Zionist Cause. TORRID WAVE WASHINGTON, June 29.—A tor- rid wave through the East is again | : . leaving a trail of sickness and | EVERETT.—When little Flor.|death behind it. One death and ence Cross, aged & years, grasped | 15 prostrations are reported at New | what she thought was a piece of York. Two deaths recorded at hose which she wanted for a jump, | Pittsburg. ling rope, she fell screaming to the| Maximum temperature ranged ground. It was a live wire. around the 90 degree mark. | nly 3 Days More Of the Most Successful Men’s and Youn: Men’s Suit Sale the Big Store Ever He 30% Discount on Men’s and Young Men’s Suits That can be worn late in the fall. terns for spring and summer in all the new weaves in cassimeres, chev- You will find all the choicest pat- | iots, fancy worsteds, etc. of each suit. Blues. and blacks Every Suit is hand-tailored throughout. | iM } Wool Serge, Vanishen and Wool Alpaca lining made to match shade included. Get prepared for the Fourth now. Sale lasts only 3 days more—Fri- day, Saturday and Monday. $15.00 Suits ........ $18.00 Suits ........ $20.00 Suits ........ $22.50 Suits ........ $25.00 Suits .. ...- $17.50 $27.50 Suits ..........$19.25 $30.00 Suits ..........821.00 Blacks and Blues included. ..$10.50 ..$12.60 ..$14.00 .. $15.75 All Summer Suits (Two Piece) At One Half Price and Less Straw Hats, — all styles, from— $1.25 to $3.50 Panama Hats— $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Largest stock of $5 Panama Hats to se- lect from in the city. Agents for Famous Un- jon - Made Keystone Pants and Overall New Pair for a Rip. First and Yesler A. BRIDGE & CO. ‘Two Entrances——— Largest on the Coast SHOES We carry a complete line of Union-Made Shoes, including Douglas, ° Packard and Gotzian Fancy Golf and Neg- ligee Shirts, from— 75¢ to $2.50 First and Yesler