The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1911, Page 8

meee YOU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE This great London. Mauretania. ger who, at makes close tury Limited the coronation Showing French elite remier BURNING ——_THE—— Coronation in England |= COMING I DA Theatre 3rd at Pike LOOK At These Great Features Coming event to Chicag: and the North Coast Limit- ed to Seattle, arriving Seattle with the pictures of TWELVE DAYS AFTER THE EVENT Due Tuesday, July Ath, at 12 Noon TODAY Starting TODAY {~ ‘FOR FOUR DAYS THE PARIS- MADRID AEROPLANE CONTEST the of the and N A FEW YS NERO AND THE OF ROME A Film That Fulfills Its Title. COMING IN A FEW DAYS THE ENGLISH DERBY OF 1911 took place Thursday, June 22, in Our special copy of the film Rit ge | tire coronation left pool Saturday, June 24, on the great ocean greyhound This film will be in charge of a messen- New York, connections with the Twentieth Cen- the en- Liver- in disastrous plunge into the crowd of aero- lane that fatally injured Monis French Minister of War the it of wh strum of an w. who f } Joba from | Assel hangi “He ing? An Home ing | | court eeeeeeeeeeeeee Si —s! jam. sult trou eee { Bich z there this world who deserves a hearty Funerat Robinson, who died as the result son park last Sunday Butterworths morning. candida’ j the Publicity committ withdrawal of his name, not be in the city at the time of the | Potlatch. club candida number of votes. is thought to have been the month or more. | “Can she sit up by the last bans caused her to faint. “I love my wife above all the | things in this world, give up my life for her if it would |do any good, but not for the others. “{ guess it {8 all off, though, for SEAMEN’S STRIKE JAMS HOTELS WITH TOURISTS * here today, and the hotels are strike. whom are Americans, are un- *| able to return home, and their # less a settlement of the labor ® | WESTLAKE HORLICK’S. |MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. ee Se Ne panes Gode. spo ia one woman in all! and happy birth day party it ts Miss Maude FE. Miner, secretary of the new York probation asso elation, and the great and good friend to the ‘women of the street.’ She its but 31, and yet she is a woman whom the police respect, and in whose " presence judges and law: yers always low or thelr voice, says the Wom an's Home Com panion, and all because of her work among the socalled ‘fallen women of New York, a great many om Miss Miner has been in ental in turning into better pathways. services for Reuben &. mt at Madi were held at o'clock automobile aceid at 10 F. Foster, the Publicity club ‘for king of the F is now In New York, b e asking ‘the as he will E. L. Webster, the Arctic . is receiving a large The body of a man thought to be Larson was found hanging the limb of a tree near Van t yesterday. The body was ing in a clump of weeds, and THE WAY OF IT. »w is your mother this morn: asked Mrs. Grey of the small boy who came with the milk She's better,” swered went on Mrs. }ehurch at 14th and Madison. appeal for funds was made Washington Children’s Society at ite annual meet During the veer THOSE SLICK GUYS POISONED MY WIFE’S MIND--M’MANIGAL LOS ANGELES, June jelaring that bis wife's mind is be-| those slick guys on the other side. ing poisoned against him by Clar ence Darrow, chief of counsel for I |the McNamara brothers, Ortie } McManigal, | dynamiting Works, today entertains little hope jot effecting a reconciliation with jhis wife. “All during our meeting in the 29.—De- E.| indicted on charges of) the Llewellyn Iron house Tuesday,” said Mo- |. “I had her in and would | ke ee ee ee! | * * OUTHAMPTON, June 29. # hips congest the harbor #/ *| med with tourists as a re- * of the huge seamen’s *| The travelers, most of * ings will be cancelled un- ® ables is quickly reached. * Tec eer es Cee | PUBLIC MARKET FOR FRIDAY Ht Means Original and Genuine Delicious, invigorating and nutritious, a, feehod ga, powder form, prepared in ao minute no substitute, Ask for HORLICK'S, Others are imitations this) for a | st, | 4677. 1,804 children have been adopte | and $31,810.97 disbursed, nefits ployes’ reli almont $200,000. ration of La warning |neay men ag soliciting ad isements | day souvenirs in the nam ized labor. . or are pived yesterday, worth son Was re was $66 ington yesterday states that, afte July 1 advance, abolished. PLAN $2,500,000 SMELTER Among t |B. C. complete the arra construction of the and sme at Goose will cost $2,600,000. mpany's dock: bay, | yesterday, $150,000 estate of Jaco! |Frauenthal, who died June 11, t divided among 11 relatives and at celve $1,000 each. | A choir of 50 was heard in th lorgan recital which filled the Presbyterian church with must paid from the Pennsylvania railroad en: fund for May reached CHICAGO.—Officials of the Fede. bust net grafters who are bor of organ The second consignment of gold from the interior of Alaska this sea There ‘The order received from Wash- all mossages on the govern ment cable and wireless systeas tn and out of Alaska must be paid ip the credit system being passengers that sailed on the steamer Prince George last i W. Gunaien, Prine e We ° ervation, supposed to have belonged night Soe. Prince Rupert and hve This is the second of a fittle [to Lieut., now Major, Albertus W jnorthers potats was F. W. Syives of stories in The Star | Catlin, who was incommand of the ter of New York, prominently Iden Me Genanaue ee des The tified with the Granby Mining & «lg Benge Smelting company of Grand Forks, Sylvester Is going north to ments for the which | By the will admitted to probate charities of Seattle, the latter to re- First inst BULGES} SEARCHERS OF THE STERN UPERSTRUCTURE FINE IN. TERESTING RELICS, HAVANA, June 2%.-—The skele ton of the Maine, swarming with workmen engaged in cleaning the upper works and exploring ae far |] as possible the exposed interior spaces, showed above the water in the cofferdam this morning, when the water level wan reduced to 16/f] feet, an additional foot having been -| pumped out during the night. Small as it wi the reduction reveals « Jarge area hitherto entirely sub- merged, The lowering of the water below vel of the spar deck amid shows the deck abrei the * Li engine room on the port ab r ly bulged up, presumably by an explosion. Protruding from It are twisted masses of metal, apparently steam pipes and other appurte- nances of the main engines, but so distorted and corrdded as to defy identification for the present. Search of the stern superstruc ture today discovered an ivory hilted saber in a fair state of pres a The honor of being one of thé) tain’s cabin a small compass, much Civil war veterans be-| corroded, a bottle of bay rum per longs to L. W. rrish, 417 EB. T18t | tectly preserved, small toflet arti st, Seattle, Gerrish ie 61 years|otoy and a quantity of chinaware old, When his country called for! belonging to the ward room and troops he was a t4-yearold boy in short pants, but being big for his age, a pair of long trousers made b} him Jook 18. So when the Seventh ®| Maine battery marched off to war *) Private Gerrish shouldered an army Winchester and served until the fikht was over Throughout the slege of Peters burg he was stationed where there was something doing every minute, cjand after the city wag captured he joined the forces that annoyed the Bixby expects to hold the the present le for se eral days, The leak which devel oped in the cofferdam yesterday was located and stopped up this morning. SAN DIEGO, June 29.—The depo sition of August Gratz of Oxnard, who left Alamo the day before the shooting of Dr. Foster and other water Hi HH] i] | | lovers last night. It was the formal Americans there by the Mexican inauguration of the Wasbington-|Confederates until Lee surret:| federal soldiers, was nent to Secre- | if Oregon Guild of Organists, dered tary of State Knox today by Dis || — When peace was restored Gerlerice Attorney Utley. Gratz told | ff June 29, 1863, Gen Grey Lee, who had been marching his | "No" answered the literal youns-| confederate army upon Harrisburg,|@ tk eR ARN ARR Ree Pho is foe lmao wee rt ister, “She sits down, but she Pa, suddenly |® *| eanally.. tt ia. remarkably rapid stands up."—Woman’s Home Com changed hl sit AT THE THEATRES. * ‘art i a a! 7 | panion ° mind and deter-|% Moore — John Drew in w|ST7iBe OM 2 | mined to unite|® “Smith. * Charles Knosher and J. C. Tiede-| his divided|® Seattie — “The Convict's * man, officers of the Knosher & Co. forces at Gettys|* | Daughter.” * Cl 0 t| store which went into the hands of| burg. A farmer! * Orpheum—Vaudeville * osing u a receiver recently, were each fined boy heard Lee|*® anes! — * $1,000 yesterday after pleading P$reveni hini® ages—Vaudeville. * Bel C t |guilty to making a false financial changed plan ® Grand—Motion Pictures. * Ow os lreport of their corporation to the| Lewes 4 staff officer,|* Alhambra—Motion pictures & | Union Trust & Savings bank. Itiand had the —rahed toje@ * ee eek eawee ® THE VERY FINEST | was urged that the omission In} Pennsylvania's nor, Cur noting some personal Habilities was! tin. Curtin had a secial train made R * Cc not lotended. up and the boy brought before acine Canoes seeeneste him. I wish I could keow if this | The Whangdoodie Orchestra and | boy ix, tolling the truth,” exclaimed REGULAR PRICE, $45.00; Male Quartet will give a concert at/Curtin. “I know this boy,” saluted CLOSING PRICE ithe ¥. M. C. A. tomorrow evening.|a cororal, “and he can’t tell any lfor the benefit of the Methodist/thing but the truth.” And that boy’s telegram helped in the warm recelved a! on Lee field bis reception which Gettysburg, a@ neither he nor Meade, a battle. her mind has been potsoned Why, my wife even told me that i didn’t agree to see Darrow should never see her again you think that didn't burt “Why, two little children from me. say 1 can see them the defense wishes me to do. that ain't right.” Here McManigal sobbed bitterly to question her. for anyone to threaten-or intiml ward Hines, the millionaire Chicago arence 8. Funk raised $100, lumberman, who, C , declared he ha |000 as a “slush fund” to “put Lori took the stand today be fore the senate committee which is investigating Lorimer’s election | United States senator from [lnots. Hines was expected to be the star witness for In Defe the defense, ince to the Neighbors. “Why do you Ansist on that boy's Bal | the man with studying musio respect for art. can't sing.” “Yes,” replied the patient father, “I know it. And I want him to learr enough about music to realize for himeelf.""-—Washington Star. You know he Have your ills and clatms cot-|| writing | PANTAGES THEATRE lected Continental Collection If, after 30 days’ trial, the “Unequated Vauderitie.” Company, 314 Bailey Bldg. Main |} Piano Js not satisfactory, we will || give you your money back B a | ean Wastyzhesuls Here’s a Bargain| in a Bungalow Tonight you'll find under “For Sale—Real Estate” on The Star Want Ad pages. If you are looking for a bungalow at a right price see this—one of the many bargains that are offered every day in Star Want Ads, Robert EB which adversary, had really lanned to thve by Maybe they are even keeping my They if Il will do as Now, and with me and tell the truth, Then the district attorneys began They were decent about it, too, for | would not stand it rish went to Minneapolis and en-) gaged in saw mill work until 1887, in Lower California, Other depost | Uons will be taken and sent to the authorities at Washington. Gov, Celso Vega, with 105 addi tional regulars that arrived yester Dentd tle and « vote war rish bas the dis of the atrocities against Americans | i | i tinction of being on ; the old day, is patrolling the countcy across | mail carriers in point o service ON line border on the watch for any | the Coast, having served Uncle ebels that have Sam in that capacity 24 years rebels that be it Kohler & Chase $35 Theo. Wilts & Co. 1012 FIRST AVE. “AMUSEMENTS MOORE THEATRE Tonight Last Time Charies Frohman Presents MN DREW if I In His Greatest Comedy Triumph, “yearn” Pric $0 cents to $2.09. Eve Friday, Saturday and Sunday (Only Matines Saturday.) MAY BOBSO) AON SENDS ¢ PIANO HOME ‘The Rejuvenation Prices of Aunt Mary. . Be tO $1.60; Mat. Ife to #1 Jugeiing With nia * Here's what club members get— 1. $375 Piano for $277.50. 2. Payments of $5 down and $1.25 a week. 3. The piano will be deliv- ered when you pay the $5 necessary to join the club. Every instrument is guaran- teed without reserve—for five years. There are no “ands” in the guarantee— atraight-out guarantee as strong as we know hew to make it in Tun Tomcn PAMiny. tin & Co— Fay Vittorio formances T Prices—-2he, boc a COLISEUM jj ‘Third Ave. and James. ‘World's Greatest Photo Play Theatre EVERY NEW FILM FIRST. Four New Dills Weekly Sonttle’s Favorite Singers 2,600 Opera Chairs, & Cents If the piano is satisfactory aft er 30 days’ use, the club mem ber ha even more months in which to satisfy himself as to the charactor of the plano, If it does not then prove to be ev erything that he expects, he has the privilege of exchanging it without one penny # lose for any other instrument of equal or greater value that we sell—(and we sell over thirty different rep- resentative makes). If a club member dies during the life of his contract, we will immediately send a receipt in full to hie family for the tmatra-) ment. A beautiful stool is inctuded without extra cost GRAND OPERA HOUSE || EUGENE LEVY, Manager. PHOTO PLAYS AND VAUDEVILLE | \ DREAMLAND Seventh and Union, For Cash Prizes TONIGHT Admission 25c ving Five Dance Tickets fu rniture Goods “Dry Women’s Sweater Coats at $5.00 ATEL neck Sy E ished with deep pocke ts and turn-back cuffs. cardinal and Oxford-gray, are shown in white. Other attractive Sweaters at $6.50, $7.75, $8.00, $9.50 and $10.50, including the “Shaker” model, at $8.00. eet | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Furni tus Dry Sooee Stvre Clases Dally at 6:80 New Arrivals in R Coats of pure worsted yarn, in high- and models, woven in plain rib-stitch and fin- Colors V-neck styles are also Very interesting values at $5.00. | NUMBER of odd Sweaters in eas weaves, slight- ly soiled from display, are marked to close out at | special prices ranging from $2.95 to $5.00, high- and V-neck styles in the lot, principally in white, gray and navy. ] There are Women’s Gloves Specially Priced Notions “Fitwell” Coat Fronts, of all- linen tailors’ canvas, white and linen color, 60c. Stationery Suggestion : Automobile Veil Pins, with In Broken Sizes colored heads, 2 for 1c, F h F h eile a Kirby Beard Wire Hair Pins, or the Fourt 16- BUTTON -LENGTH § assorted sizes, in bronze or Jet, ‘ KID GLOVES, SPECIAL § 26¢ box via ape a tl pea aoe 2 al “Perfection” Improved Skirt { Fourth of July designs, 15¢ rolijy $1.50 PAIR—Fine quality, } Yoke, sizes 22 to 36, in black or }, Plain, Se roll. ousquetaire style; black, § white, 26¢ Fancy P, Ni mousquetaire style; bla "Never, Tear” Spring Back} ney Paper Napkins, 6e gray and tan, Waist Holder and Skirt Support- 3 °77#"- —" ~~ - er, 26e, Fourth of July Lunch Sete’ ONE-CLASI MOCHA Juliet Silk Hair Nets, with? consisting of one table eo GLOVES, SPECIAL § #astle, be measuring 63x84 inches; 12 f eee ae “Carbona” cleans without in-) color napkins, 12 dollies and $1.00 PAIR—P. X. M.$ jury to fabric or color, 16¢, 26 fast-color plates, 25c, se - y broidere G0c and $1.00. ewn, fancy embroidered } °° te iiack Belt for sewing Tricolor Ribbon Crepe, backs, large pearl clasp, } machines, 26e feet for 25e. chamvagne anc butt Yeiser Loop Hooks and Eyes Fourth of July Post Cards, —— ene and — and barred invisible eyes, 10c. dozen. colors W. & N. Extra-fine lawn bios Stik Flags for Fourth of Jj ., 1 1, Ibe to ” 5 SUEDE GLOVES, SPE — Tape, sizes 1 to 7, I6e to decorations, a to 25e, CIAL $1.00 PAIR—Fine Kleinert’s Japanese Silk Dress One quire Highland Linen vrade, overseam sewn, three- § Shields, sizes 2 to 5, 26c to 40c.§ per, with twenty-five envelopes py Pai sibe zi Princess Collar Foundations, ) to mateb, paper band-die stamp | asp style; white and cream § with slipout collar stays, 10. ed in gold, 50¢ box. co —Firet Fleer. Firet Pioor. —First Floor, Special Values in Fiber - Bound Basswood Trunks leather straps across front and back, Trimmings are of Capitol brassed Specials in the China and Glasswa Section A FAV OR- ABLE _ pur- chase enables us to offer unusually good values in 32-, 34- and Many odd pieces in Art) 36-inch Basswood re . 4 Brassware are now special Trunks, covered in ‘ 5 . ra priced for quick selling heavy duck, and $1.50. fiber-bound. Kes They are ‘full Odds and Ends of ated Chinaware are offe: for clearance in five s: ly-priced groups, at 5O¢,” $1.00, $1.50, $3.50 and | cloth-lined, have two trays and good sole steel and lock and bolts of brass. Special 32-inch size,|__ Leather-lined Cowhide } $5.00 #4) Hand Satchels, with hand- ‘ ; : eo ial, 34-inch size, | sewed French edges, brass Electric Hanging Domess $1. locks and catches, $5.50 to} in many styles, are keenly” Spe- ae 36-inch size, | $15.00. underpriced. $1 Cowhide Suit Cases, over . oe ¥ blued steel frames, full cloth Discontinued Patterns im Matting Suit Cases, $1.65} lined, with short straps and } China Dinner Sets are quot=] to $4.50, brass lock, $5.00 to $10.50, } ed for clearance at prices that Cane and Rattan Suit | Better grades at prices rang- represent substantial say- Cases, $4.75 to Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Specially Priced at $2.90 | for Clearance Several desirable styles in Women's Pumps and Oxfords that are broken in sizes and | widths have been re priced at $2.90 for clearance, and the savings at this figure are decidedly worth while. There will offered, Women’s Pat with dull leather bow, trimming, sole and Cuban cial, 82.90 pair. Women’s Three - button with fancy perforated tip and vamp, welt extension edge Cuban heel; pat 90 pair. wing tip, welt light welt sole, perforated heel; spe- tip and Cuban heel; spe- cial $2.90 pair. Patent Colt 7.25, ing up to $26.00. ‘ pil adsl: Trunk Seetion. ings. —Chinaware Section, Broken Lines of be little difficulty in finding your proper size in one or more of the styles —Firet Floor. ent Pump, Women’s Patent Colt dull Blucher Oxford, with” Women’s Black Suede or Dull Kid Ankle-strap Pump, with plain toe, small suede bow, turned sole and covered Cuban heel; special, $2.90 pair. Oxford, sole with and high special Women’ s Vict Juliets, Special $2.90 Pair Women’s Vici Kid Juliets, kid lined, turned sole with patent tip, square-edged and low heel. PICNIC SUPPLIES AT SPECIAL PRICES WOOD PI CIAL 5¢ DOZEN—In 8-inch size. rEASPOONS, OF SIX, 5S¢—Tipped SET ATES, SPE- SEAMLESS DRINKING CUPS, SPECIAL 5¢—Of ex- tra quality. gray enameled steel- ware, SPECIAL, spoons of steel, heavily tinned. TIN COFFEE BOILER, TIPPED TABL E- SPECIAL a SPOONS, SET OF SIX, SPE- i‘ oe » : — bas CIAL, 10¢—Of heavy tinned ba ed heavy) ae staal: solid lip. SATCHEL BASKETS, PORCH CUSHIONS, SPE- ! SPECIAL 10¢, 15¢, 20¢ CIAL, 15¢—Made of Japanese AND 25¢—Of braided straw, in satchel shape. BUTCHER —With six-inch blade of extra-quality steel and heavy riveted handle. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED straw, for picnics, camp, canoe or porch use, ALUMINUM COFFEE EXTRACTOR, aden era 10¢—May be used as tea or cof- ee ball, KNIVES, SPECIAL 20¢ —Housefurnishings Bection LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED,