The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1911, Page 6

THE STAR-FRIDAY, ITALIAN GIRL SPENDING ALL LEISURE HOURS IN PETITION FOR MRS. NAPOLITANO MAN TELLS HOW “ABSOLUTE LIFE” CAME To. HER - alted Prose lat Wire.) The Last of the Loonylines; Announce Winners Tomorrow if @ board walks will elief and happiness had ever seen or persons by the Meetings of the editor thankfully quits on & better Woman with Goonylines came in this morn pr artichok on her daughter poor artichoke palleged to have caused Mrs. Bridges said she first * coming over “*E had been studying had not been imbued with the Can Alki point at Rainier beach? ing and (here is an auty had spolled her stubborn and was different when tm: | horsewhippl im | was headstrong Ifa sewhipping will make Ben If the cook falls will the stove ed in The Star tom Here are just a few of the Loony in this morning 833 Trenton st. ! When fireworks does display? If a moccasin, will a dog-steigh ciate Gaul éoni if The Star le read, If the snowbalis would you sciding Against Grade Crossing; Railroads Winning Their Fight » unions declare 309% Aloha st Mise Lindley 'f Siwash the deck will dandel Is Chicago, til., c. Grand Central Hotel mot be put in if the ets committee i etenice by the clty council next and Steiner yesterday Yoted to recommend against . While Goddard, said he would not vote. marks the end of a out fight between manufacturing in- | If feathers aro electric light? Pearl Widhober, 4610 Sunnyside av r to human life. The manufacturers on the ighborhood of Lan on the other hand 719 Spring st FRESNO HOTTEST (By United Prone Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, July 7.—The weather bureau today predicts if Andy Carn what hae Vanderbiit? wan ont cou ome aw vou! KIDWAPED, at oA think a wormwood w018 42nd ay @ builds libraries! If the powder puffs do you think the dynamite railroads simply 000 feet of track for United Prew Leased Wh Ta return for the conc | Found unconse | C. H, Frazier, former dean he medical college t the Unt ity of Pennsylvania, arrived last from Low Ange He will the Seattle Surgical elub he Chamber of Con TALKS ON TEETH \By the REGAL DENIiSIS Ask Yourself These Questions bo YoU er stop to consider thee th ist as important « to r physteal welfare « eee ot po You ve that every time “wee tooth a natural proces ate cgine which eventue soves t portion of the i which tooth is lodged, it is this lose of natural #0 e thaf es us the features of ol) one? bo You Know that the most successful an@ healthiest peeple are th who are most particular about (he care of their teeth? po YoU Know that we perform denial opem ations of all characters afer the And the railroads seem to ‘Won, Allied with the railroads protest against the cross shipping interests and some houses besides en's, Ratlroadmen's and ers’ unions. The shi that the crossing would tend traffic and would cause If Carl Ritter would the Empress entire country was the hottest to construct proaches to the foot bridge and to stand thelr share of the cost of pay ing and planking Raflroad av Whatcom av if there are stone are there any Pant The, maximum automobile and kept her a prisoner three days in the woods along Lake She sald they her Wednesday of Angelino | ag SAN FRANCISCO. to spare the 4 | CONGRESSMAN MITCHELL DIES. LAWRENCE an Mitchell died here urder of her bust Miss Raggio is conf forts to prominent mer @ thelr tracks o a few lines to } r to human life and to place If Shes catches Mund-orff third, jdo you think he Ort? San Francisco's was arrested after the Seattle, thus working an in to the city's business, while! men there to ev lelsure time cireulat He was strick after the opening of If February and that she wandered | en two weeks away and wa He denies any st approved methods at ics ex ase to you in any other of fice on the Pt le const’ bo You Know that we replace tecth by our method without the use po YOU now we cure pyorrhes jar only known as Riggs disease owe teeth)? po You w we give a written guarantee with all work? yy that he knows of any Two Firemen Have Narrow Escape! Steamship Alameda arrived in Se attle at 6 o'clock last evening, bring The Barbers Are Ready for Whatcom of REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Ave, N. W. Cor. Union Beattie Ioe'ing from Al more than 1,( 38c ‘DIMITY SILKS: by Rogers & Thompson, the well-known producers of Rajah Silk. Dimity Silk comes in black, white and colors, has exceeding strength and firmness, yet is soft and full of wear; washes like linen; is highly suitable for waists, suits, skirts and general summer use; worth not le: per yard. London puts on sale tomorrow 50 pieces at rte & cargo of en Barning Building Falls | Cream flavored with Mapleine ding is owned by the Washing & Navigation Cc the Monthly Shearing Bee phome next Sunday ®@ month—on a Sunday—the takes place. if the fifty-odd youngs im the home take greater interest B any event than In outa the burning story frame office bullding 8. and Main |for stomach trouble. hether |and James Doyle questioned the little boy “Well, I'll tell you A second fire within a block a sinutes after this one mr hair or no afraid they might It is operate bricks from t “COOLER IN EAST ‘The Barber's Union tsarted after The Star made it poss! for Mrs. Ryther to wipe out the debt last einter, than 38¢ GAS MAIN LEAK CAUSES EXPLOSION | without batt Pt0t" Union got busy the boys at the home want a cut once in a while? a7 ged did the union sends out a half. ‘Of its best shear artists once now, and they give the kids ir cut all around. ‘the last visit one of the bar had a colored kid fall to his I don’t know whethe: ‘Wool or not, (By United Press Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, July 7 WE ‘CAN MATCH HAIR , in all shades KAYSER GLOVES 25C€ Two-Clasp Stik Gloves any color or size The work of the Ba: is an immense ther In taking car — WOMEN’S— Two Specia's UITS Two hundred newest Fall Suits just in. Mostly plain tailored styles. A few fancy Materials are all-wool serges, broadcloths, diagonals and mixtures; navy blues, blacks, browns, grays and tans; best tailoring and work- Jackets lined with Skinner All sizes, from the smallest miss to the stoutest woman. pe $15 Fall Suits, $9.98 ‘Regular $20 Fall Suits, $14.95 \Women’s and Misses’ Long Coats for Summer Wear Rsesceca $8.50 to “ 50 tered in Milling heat for ¢ and new shoes colors; all sizes... the little wayfarers who find a real home with their good friend, Mother young feller,” barber, glancing at the iy with some doubt. and you will be seg with the to 910.00 tp hair stores London sells for .... 24-inch Fine, Wavy Switc a dandy assortm Before he died Mag-| quart $ of scalding hot milk thrown| Goodman, wealthy tailor, that he have an automobile with the machines speeding the law allows. His wish manshi iP. 1 at Loadba! * Great Sale of Separate Skirts Entire Stock on Sale in Two Special Lots CHICAGO.—After clothes in a friend's house while he| athing, A. B. Pitney could| not find the house again and had a explaining to the Police that he hadn't gone in NEW YORK.—Passengers on the La Touraine made pools on a hours’ race which the liner had & school of whales ers pelted the whales with NEW YORK.—For wed there was ¢ NEW YORK.—Emma Goldman the Ferrer association that the that she was in the employ the Russian police, made by a socialist paper, was abso- ly without foundation. Imported Voiles, Serges, Worsted, In black, navy blue, brown, tan, NEW YORK—A 13-year-old color: ed girl won the prize offered by the American Civic association for the best essay on the peskiness of the | LOT NO. 1 All regular $4.00 LOT NO. 2 CHICAGO.—The police of the BINGHAMTON, N. Y.—Lu Tong! Toy is suing his wif » Of China, for divorce: In her subsequent to a white man at Potts, Pa. de to keep cool. it “pink” by filling it ink. A warrant has been both natives | alleging big- 1119 8d Av. JULY CLEARANCE Petticoats Worth Fully $4.00 New Sailor Has Everywhere $1.00 - CLEVELAND.—Fearing whom he had arrested as a would recover from it be- the patro! wagon arrived, Offi- Canficid wheeled the individual ) the police station in the banana of a nearby ital CLEVELAND—For the peared in public wearing spect e attended church here. in fruit vender.| GREELEY, Colo—Angered by burnt and white NEW FALL MODiLS Ladies’ Suits and Dresses and Men’s Suits Our liberal credit is ext this July Clearance Sale. to hundreds of progres these price reductions of dependable and sty Fine grade money to buy firecracker Kenzier, aged 20, the son of Rus sian parents, attempted suicide yes- | terday by cutting his throat with a| small penknife. DE DAY VERY PEEVED AFTER SESSION WITH GRAND JURY “Joe Day was very peeved when} @merged from the grand jury CLEVELAND. wr strikers who called on Mra. Schwimmer in an effort her husband to join the strike in a pretty mod DOMESTIC Department | Seneca Street Entrance | WHITE OUT- ING, 8 1-3c Children’s Dresses One of the Largest ended to you—as usual—during $198 TRIMMED Has Less Than Half Price All Trimmed Hats to be clo Gately’s Good G women in Seattle, and will appeal to you if in need Seneca Street Entrance GALATEAS—Standard Galateas, stripes and checks, black and Wappy's brother-in. neipal witness in be half of the d so had a long session with ©. W. Wappenstein, the Values up to $3.00 ex-chief, and away like a scared rabbit when ity Sheriff Beebe was arrest him as a “wi GINGHAMS — Standard = 8 1-3 NEW STOCK Women’s One-Piece Values up to $10.00, 12'%40 PERCALES, . who applied for a of habeas corpus, Ladies’ Dresses SUNDRIES Java Riz Powder . meee Powder 39c $3. SILK-FINISHED GINGHAMS— $30.00 Praises ioe 0 Dresses for OO Dresses fo YF v6 lengths of from and who swore d Sag out of Portland be he has “no use for a fellow | something with another | y ate day. then tells about it.” the grand jurors h quizzing him yesterday is Very, very sore. y / Bim if he knew where ©. W. Shomo, stein, 4 in jane assurance, waite with a bouy and feels that the will get to the were then dropped no intimatton how Ladies’ Suits y svand Jury will remain in ses. Long Kimonos ©: of good grade i SHEETS, 45c Seeet ntahee, "AB g c CHALLIS, 5c pound box of good ith would not tell, bottom of the imprecations Iveco dal Joe was very, very avi Everett Woman, Cascieas by Heat, Had $12,000 Sewed i in Her Skirt John Appleton of Bverett re that his mother, “eastbound on the Oriental Limited, | 4"e#- had been overcome with the heat | and was taken off the train at Fer-|tier of $20 gold pieces He left this morg |up in her skirts, each in a # ort of to bting her back here. When the matron in the deten- ton ward of the jail at Fergus Falls “examined Mrs. Lois Warwick, Ap- ton’s mother, she found nearly 8 bars of good Toilet Soap, Sc | Almond Cream Men’s Suits ib 50c Covers, Special 35c Underwear—Hosiery—Men’s Wear. $1.50 and $2.00 I » many of them a while | Cates sewed diamonds and another ‘sewal w | found sewed in a pocket ; scores of styles 98c Women’s Sleeveless Union 25¢ Suits; umbrella style u Seattle Store: Roys’ or Girls’ Union Suits) summer weight... 25¢ 1119 Third Ave., Near Seneca left without his knowledge took no baggage, and her re ason for going is not explained WASH G00DS Department * blues and tans. On sale & and other staple n Checked Gingha: On neca Street 1 e, yard ., 20 rted Black and V Checked Ginghams; perma t finish looks like $1.00 silk; inches wide. On rale, Sen Corset Covers Shey Front Lawn Coy St gamle wide embroidered yoke; wh mous order had to be placed these to sell at this price $1.00 Covers, 75¢ Long or Medit only; all sizes; very best suppo: UNION SUITS, 25c