The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1911, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR | 'Ship Sinks With Crew’ (iy Uolted Press Leneed Wire) | SAULT STE MARIB, Mich, July |f 10.-According to the crew of the steamer Matoa, arriving here today, the steamer John Mitchell, up bound, sank last night off Vermil Hon Point when she collided with the steamer William Mack, It ts feared the Mitchell's crew of 20 and her seven paw orished. | 7 k ix reported to be ly ing today off Vermillion Point, ar | | FURNITURE | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. DRY GOODS Btore Closes Daily at 6:30, The July Sale of Furs HE very low prices\we are quoting in the July Sale afford opportunities to realize handsome savings on Furs that will be in fashionable demand during the season of 1911-12. her bow stove tn and her super structure damaged f T | The merchandise embraced in the Sale is from makers of repute as pro GRADE F| HT ODAY | ducers of high quality Furs, and include | NATURAL MINK Muffs, Fitted Neckpieces and Shaw! Collars:in ad- vanced styles, in skins that have been most carefully selected and matched. The recommendation of the streets committee on the «con struction of a grade crossing over the railroad tracks on Lander at./ before the city counell this i on. A hard fight ts expe ERMINE Muffs and Neckpieces, plain and in combination with other 1 ctimen Haas, Steiner © 4 t: { Wardall, of the streets committee, | high-grade Furs, such as astrachan, natural mink and Hudson seal i will recommend that the crossing be not constructed If Goddard,| PONY-SKIN COATS of rh ¢ <c sf V ome ‘ isses Z cers. fo os Y-SKIN ATS of high quality, in models for Women and Misses, ‘ mendation he will report {nm faver at spe rices ranging from $50.00 upy The new White Star liner Olympic, built In England, which has just made her maiden voyage over of the comet Ole a preneape ws atlas, ie, Abeta upward : the Atlantic. The Olympic is the biggest commercial mship afloat, though rival lines are planning | dinances for the construction of an NEAR SEAL COATS MUSKRAT COATS MARMOT COATS boats even more stupendous, it is said, It took 22 months to bulld the Olympic. She Is a triple screw | overhead viaduct over Lander st. ait * . Fs PERSIAN PAW Muffs and Neckpiece i steamer, with engines of 50,000 horse power, stee! decks, 15 water tight bulkheads, a rudder weighing 100) and for the paving of Whatcom av tons, funnels 82 feet above deck, and is 882 feet long. The cost was $7,200,000, and Ratnier av, from Lander st = BLACK FOX Muffs and Neckpieces JAPANESE MINK Muffs and Neckpiece BLACK AND BROWN OPOSSUM Muffs and Neckpiece SABLE FOX Muffs and Neckpiece to Yesler Way, will probably, be in | troduced by those who will oppose Manufacturers near Lander st, There will probably be no jatl}on the waterfront, employing 800 |} reform measure before the city| men, want the crossing council today. It will be the first) j... YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE Smith told me the other day : | ' Jof Snoqualmie, began a search for | wee a ths eoukell fe : ph his missing wife Saturday, which ere ae teat ’ thing has been [N@ thought Twas suffering from SABLE SQUIRREL Muffs and Neckpiec« Feder resulted In the discovery of her/ said about the city bastile. brain fag a Y body floating in the river, She had] put that does not mean that the} She—Oh, the flatterer!—Baltt- | e z 24 Oo gone to get water, and ts supposed |ixsue in dead. The question which | ore American To all women who realize the comfort and pleasure to be had in the pc | a to have slipped on the bank and/has brought about the agitation for a f ; : Ss t r- Stak of thadet Gisenae ea eaeae TER Ganges ane acvoret SEATTLE’S VETS € sic n of rich Furs, the July Sale values are of pr ime interest. Attendance at Bal end Fa eperrrer rae counctimen will pop up again this the Sale, merely with a view to inspecting the new Furs, will well repay the, (By July 10, 1863, Gen. W. T. Sher) ¥ + week. Councilman Griffiths’ bill : ; BRit as and Gen, Joseph E. Johnston bs i) nn See , tor the bros tion of th position time spent cabin oisen pirate , of chief jailer will cox ‘ore the aint PE aae alae m i 7 - killed began a siege at # 10—Hearing Mise Mamie | Punic ~ : } eee NON public wnfety committee next | + of the Jackson, Miss... # Houghton, chief operatorof | Wednesday morning It was ée | S . M4 which had unw- #& the telephone service he AY Witerred fc a rela lite lus Ss f S N k on the which had ua the olguhone service here, sat #|terred for two weeks pending the | FRR. plus Lines o ummer Neckwear } Broken Lines of ae Johnston was in’ ® in | with her. Courtship &/ adoption of Kellogg's bi t i . . ’ e’cloe Jeckeon “Sher-| ended ‘with marriage iw ve Arlt dor go or i] Misses’ and Children’sShoes | Specially Priced at 35¢} Women’s Gloves = man outside. & ® | wor be re ec ithoe e ‘ . i 1 . ‘ Mee Wels kad 6 AKA Aa wk ae ee reeTee withont the at Special Prices for Sailor and Dutch Collars of lawn, ef Special $1.00 Pai yah? slegers outside rely on starving out i ray |The ordinance will be passed un Cl fectively trimmed with lace, pecia : air siding the besieged inside. But Johnston. BOULDER, Colo, July 10.—Ad} less er of the councilme a rr ie cee Gee ina teathation for providing summer |have cheweed’ thule lone denne earance : : On secount of being broken. fw sizes, ~ the de had drinking have changed their minds during ' marqu tr 5, fe herman, in spite of having visited | homes for Chicago working gitl#|the last couple of months. Seven of Children’s. Vici Kid Oxfords, witf ~papepach docs ol eer a : ave taken a quantity of high-grade gen Pexas, admitted it was mighty dry, has been opened here. It is known|them expressed themselves as Fil bevhiant\tanhchss thins audabaleotae. afees. | —— ope from our regular stocks and Cardin f@round Jackson. Johnston thought! as Bluebird. |favoring the abrogation of the i Ps a eee ee ie, Sree cia them for clearance $1.00 P. Deca te Sherman would get so thirsty he position to get rid of Corbett 6% to 11, special $1.35 pair; 11% to edged with black ar C hem for clearance . air i ae ‘would try to storm ferme and _ “Taft gc A all 2, special $1.65 pair; 2% to 6, special } w ith bow to n hh: th @ } Embraced in the assortment are | . Confederates would whip him as he ite now,” declare : oe | z . | > ,ina 3 . | Gennulted thelr intrenchiments. But | former governor of Massachusetts, | SCOTTY ON DECK rene, pair, ee range of colors, special, 35¢. Mocha Gloves, some plain and others Louis " who arrived In his private car Sat Children’s fine grade Gun-metal An Novelty Neckpieces, in velvet, with with fancy embroidery. Mrs. Johnston was wrong. p . i 1 ) 3 urday from a sightseeing trip inj | RENO, Nev. July 10—With kle-strap Sandals, with welt sole, sizes } floral pendants, special, 35¢. Pique Sewn Kid Gloves, with one j Mrs. Skee eeeaeee ee eee Canada. He declared that La Fol-| his pockets bulging with green 8% to 11, special $2.35 pair; 11% to Stock Coll icideved A apy 1 . } Wis. * *% lette’s boom for the repub! can | backs, Death Valley Scotty is > special $1.65 re , : s ‘ ollars, embroidered in colors, § large clasp at wrist. Mrs. He (Ry Usted Frese Leared Wire) we (nomination wasn't meeting with) back in Goldfield today with a weg ort ites tac, . - with »8 to match, special 35¢. $ Suede Gloves, in three-clasp style % PARIS, July 10.—That the #| much success, and that Woodrow | Promise to reveal the location Growing Girls’ Patent Colt Blacher —Firet Fleer. rs 5 ees # dwindling birth rate of France #| Wilson would be a good man to| - hie alleged bulous wealth Oxfords, with tip, welt sole and low ean, ot eg a4 and Kid Gloves, in the long wreck | it * p on tl democratic ticket} after August 1 Scotty an. 1, sizes 2% to 6, specia x > <9 engths cars cr fe ee SNS o8 the Ormy recy Pee Oe te traras ia on his| mounced that he intended wgsadinincbass: Subanon an oo EXCEPTIONALL Y-LOW All } ae ae they ai eee eg Meee S| ony to inex Alaska. WIS] making another spectacular bow PRICES ARE QUOTED ON ilcge the: specinytow..priae of quick 4 y before the chamber #| way to tour Alaska ; Poof deputies by Richard Wad #| deh ero the continent ina Pain Vearal : | PARASOLS IN ODD LOTS. 1) ae Firat Pieer city f # dington, chairman of the com- # | See hee oseh staie When the civil war broke But this 27-inch be wim meee J pa i nt amt pees meeped age a ~ Meco = b said he had been veteran, Louls F. Yeaton, then bare- br id Fi . an eng! army. eces: | times, but nothing ever had |'Y Of aK, marched away with Maine olde ouncings 7 ; W h La oa men and boys unis tor war to |i | A times, but nothing company H Ninh regiment. Not Em ry 8S; Lavender-Top Silk Hosiery | __ as ces ag ! accepted ; j . oa until peace was declared , . . 4 runnin, if ae er zi Faith and {t be Mister Dooley-| “Anybody can find fault,” sald | later, did young Private Special $1 and $1.50 Yard ; 50c Pair . Speciall 10c Yard t tho wats A #jooly-coly’s happy birthday this} ‘e Eastern statesman. turn to the scenes of his boyhood, Exceptional values at these prices i I oN —KAD ane ‘ at State Cikkeneeeerereen! very day. Forty-|.Y replied the man from the] 40d then {t was ay a veteran of 16 EB ie sb gets Mae at th prices in 1 7 AVI NDER-TOI SILK HO- Good quality Wash Laces, in shadow Bridgep } on te tenons. wee te takes 6 whee and | Sruelling battles, and skirmishes ty eh quality a yr ne ute 0k Em- } SIERY less style, with reinforced } and solid designs, ranging from 114 to 5 its fron poo An¢ ¢ it’s no| lucky political prospector to find |e score. During the four years broideries, including (ral, eyelet and $ heels a a hee . af 4 the viac Oe peas ot gt por conary.| And sure it's molt in paying quantitien."-——Waah-|he wore the soldier blue he never | solid designs, deep aii perfectly exe “Ss : HOSIERY, with 1 eae sare locomat fmoking cigarets and trying to| winters marking |!™8ton Star slent in '@ bed. A fow fence rails | cuted, with fast, scalloped edges. Spe nder t higt ‘Hee py yeh ge MARY Balunes cD ebay: and lingerie. A g toppled ts é their streakings aid side by side and « shield from , . 4 ba ender tops, high spliced heels, dout sortment of patterns to select from viaduct, learn to play a cornet are some of | ~*~! king! ¥ the wind : cial, $1.00 and 81.50 yard 1 i : Evideneds of alleged insanity % of snow upon Will Play Stellar Te ind Wes Somehered sommees pied tasiatathepaall 6% ge soles and toes, 50c pair. — —rirst Special values at 1O¢ yard. — rire: ricer except | forth here to break the will % ¢ one’s curly locks Role in Next Big eeu Heir gM Mlgdines turtng two. 4 of Marie Borlasky, 80 take it as the| . a ot im Pieces, homaet-to- good-| $$$ Wedding Scene | m4 sturdy, and even ne long siege e there made a fast trip down 7 ness truth. But o~ venue ining and shect sm Up on | : ise Prince Rupert, the ceeninahilyh i at that it's bet-| tions never pu on the sick urnl u e whole Prince Rupert landed in Seattle ve ter than 64 or Met, And bev ver wounded : twisted ee morning from Van-| anything above nor taken prisoner. : Soren Fare orice trom Van, guy itn, sere i COMBINATION. MAHOGANY mas m: Friday and arrived injone who reached’ this “footstool” | sader Be r and Grant fightin eae Pa Vancouver at $:30 p. m. Saturday | just in time to see the civil war j the abe" at ury’s Blaff, Cote other pa herces exchanging the gory sword | Harbor, Fort Gregg and before which r r for the rusty plowshare, a lot fate ge omg ‘ BOOKCASE ert as Finding the house full of smoke bequeathed to Finley + Dunne, Today this white hatred veteran of their 7 os itera: 7 ister y 8 70, and with his wife, whom hi ately ar aes Se cette srry sav’ of ier Doe OK = JULY SAL $. ei) married 46 years ago, resides at 42 ; out dea - caramel ea ae ng ea JULY SALE PRICE, $24.50 S cs i glachetoliediate * Por 28 Years after the war Mr i i : rescue * EXPLOSION CAUSES SHORTAGE IN CHICKENS. * Seton wae 8 farce | and: stare A N exceptional value in a well-constructed Colonial Bookcase of dull- = * (By United Press Leased Wire.) * 9 Beattie 11 an., cqming Gnished ecombios ‘ ‘ Pe * CHICAGO, July 10 —Commission merchants and housewives * specs Ba aR! He ie a inished combination mahogany, as illustrate The Bookcase i Pile % have wondered why no spring chickens have appeared in the #) we Fe ea pent Stevens post asures 5 ne wikis Fa as Pe : i : we i Seastet and today the reason was agcertained. When the Du- #| Seattle, | = sure ed inches wide and 56 inches high, is inclosed by double glass mized u * t Powder mills at Pleasant Prairie, Wis., blew up last Decem- */ AMUSEMENT doors, and has four adjustable shelves either side of center % ber, the explosion wrecked buildings for 26 miles in every direc- #| i A a aS es on either side of center partition, fereame % tion. No thought was then given to the hundreds of thousands */ } ae Py, eee o4 kr % of hens which left their nests and wandered dumbly about for *| MOORE THEATRE July Sale Price, $24.50. iii: Spheaabteia tee % hours. The hens finally returned to their jobs of ching out *& Monda maggg * wi is players % broilers for the market, but the vibration had destroyed the vital. #| a . & ity of the eggs and the main source of supply for Chicago was *& arrinon Grey Fumed Oak Breakfast Table each ott * cut off. * es wires * *| MISS MARG, M | y 1 2 £: ARET RU } BERR EERE EEE EERE REED Daughter of Mrs ee te rs. | i, Jul Sale Price 9.50 The f a —————— om === | bilt, Sr., and who will marry Ogden|“"* '* Marneisen. Company in an My : ; : given ov | Mili, ‘ir, te Gah. tee y One of a number of attractive patterns displayed in coy acl lyear It was rumored that Mi . | i . y Sale s ecis le : » W. At th Th ty s eee ee Mrs. Bumpstead - Leigh R the July Sale at special prices. George Roosevelt > : ; ‘ * ashing e ea e foie te AR i James smith ui It is made of oak throughout, designed on Flanders woman? t Dwer 1.40; baloony 41.6 lines, and is in the popular fumed finish. The construc- Mout 6 BERRRRERAARRER HK | work, and winning most of the Bes | tion throughout is high-grade. and Fire * | - ” a yond | ro leoneiiememmaneeninatiain express; & AT THE THEATRES | *|a “monk,” has a splendid baritone M da uly Sale Price x ~sabgll E *% Moore—Dark. #|voice, which two solos give him| ©] ern July Sale Price, $9.50. pee Fi ‘ Suisdeon, se Seattle—“The Toy Maker.” *|some opportunity to display. The i | Orpheum—New vaudeville. | plot 1s light and appropriate for the D en t is tr J l d H P > x : ay {heated term. The music ts| y re ce ee ee Pas eweled Kat Fins | Jewelry Novelties, Special 25¢ Each potnay * Grand—Vaudeville and motion * vines erations Painless S ecial 35 E h A large assortment of attractive Novelties grouped at this through *% pictures. dN Sl Pp c Lac price for clearance, including: the who Leanne ® tt ek eke ew) Dig are the star performers at the} iepenita, Wee aa le ee Jeweled Hat Pins, in a wide variety of pleasing designs, Jabot Pins, Veil Pins, Brooches, Cuff Links, Sterl Sil- et Grand this week, in an act which ee ee set with Rhinestones and various imitation colored stones, ver Rings set with large imitation stones, Handy P s. Belt at first At the Seattle. ey — = pu yp aetna in solid and filigree effects. Special, 35¢ each Buckles, Shirtwaist Pin Sets, Coral and imitation " isk the dead Ferris Hartman and his support-| children and applan 5 | Misiiiak Sesanedaak Neck Strand investiga tng company opened a week's, en-| (ti Panag vacaee ‘Tie. Wieters| Seon Salearoee while the gagement in “The Toymaker’ at) vives herself a ventriloquist not ante than sin; A New Showing of Duplex-Printed Drapery Scrims Lace Veils ana Drapes Special 50c Each erday, The the Seattle theatre yesterday " |to be sneezed at. The Coronation P| , with | BUD SNYDER piece is moderately amusing, with) ictnres will be shown until Tues- WORLD'S MOST DARING CYCLIST 4 Mr. Hartman and Miss “Muggins” | : Davis shouldering the bulk of the |4#¥ "isht Free “asad, ibe yg hal HELD pnes 6106 ¥ CONSULTATION AND iit REVOLVER DUEL pty ll A good assort Spinning’s Sixteenth | S tally Pri d nent of t . OAKLAND, Cal., July 10—As the | Pull 6et of Teeth ..$3, au | ecia riced a 1 ’ Anniversary Sale result of a revolver duel, when | 82k Gold Urowns anne’. s 0 P y t Oc Yard popular Lace Ve and 4 Offers you solid bargain meat }| policeman stopped a motorcycle on | x to $8 XCEPTIONAL vs nat Fat Oe SS ot Drapes, in sero dot ‘ OROVI a without any frills. Your pocket- ||the street, Robert Fieudenthal, 19, $8 et Te 404 Hick ie values in these desirable, soft-finished Pik a ms t and Emma 4 book has a right to squeal if you ||1s dead, Policeman J. E. Gannaw |s | giver Fillings (the best)..60¢ Up rapery Scrims, so much in demand for window cur- loral designs; colors, black, daughter don’t buy now. |seriously injured, and Alfred Bar-| Porcelain Crowne (best) $3.50 Up tains, over drapes and door openings, as well as for cutting white and brown. Very in- mies ae » a a oO 4 rafters i e ¥ t ’ Adjustable Fold- || nett is in the city prison today. The wae lek. Hasta le og || boys were riding on the motorcycle Terms to Suit [PANTAGES THEATRE! out and applying on plain fabrics for table runners, cush- } terestingly priced at 50¢ each without light and the officer, to| All work done by expert dental opor- i] ions and pillow covers. Phaneabie ‘any pitch |stop them, selzed the handlebar, | sors Tady attendant. PIRES en wan tls ; - ects amg was com, 4 | Th c 7 Cel The Bost thet ry rou btein Pe i ey are 7 " es $ . . a OO ~~ Lg Leni eee ao put it. |) ong RAINS It on She Fatieana, wie erg pay So" catalan aie | floes w 36 nc vee me and printed on both sides, in a wide range of designs and col- ep : not split #1 en. the cyclists one of the: | Today orings, the former including Craftsman, L’Art Nouve A Nos | i Mail || . of them fired at DO EXACTLY AS WR ADV! THE sHooTE . rh Nouveau, Allover Floral and Bordered ef- The | a $1.25 Galvanized Rural oo hie WO AAA CriE 46 Wem snvenran ae iB oecorne ame fects, Special, 10¢ yard, Bordered ef Arthur 4 Bo: oe Laboring P A 7 and 9 Novelties Dasement Salesro brother, ; Departure || “What a strangely interesting ring People’s | And 6 Meller Atienctions ae P eA with the 3 Electric Motor .. “ Peg gas the poet has,” Dentists ee aoe -— ~ — Hi -- - = = = 7 - The evid 2.00 Type D, same gurgled the maiden of forty. “It = —= introduce ar Seems to possess all the elements of COLISEUM GRAND OPERA HOUSE ALHAN ABRA THEATRE . eirotus ae happiness and sorrow, each strug- Bugene Levy, Manager Wo. tunel, women East 414 E _g Yours for Bargains, wling for supremacy.” ectro { Parlors VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTOPLAYA iC : Open Dally, 2p ia. to it p.m . MADISON PITTS! Spinning’s Bargain Store 1" “Yes, he looks to me Iike a man seh Aaboot PHOTOPLAYS AND VAUDEVIL BEST wr 4) SINGING, Cedar 414, n Ss divide. 1416-17 Fourth Avenue, who was married and didn't "know Cor. Firat Av. and Pike AQMISSGON 6 end 10 Conts Clown Pg Five Cont i estueen \ At 12th Venritif |i” growled the cynical bachelor. Opposite Public Market Ladies’ Retiring Room. Bring tho: Bablon queen: except Saturdays, ‘sundays ‘and | Expert packers of furniture, planog pictures, china and glassware bape nn seshioes on ‘Teece been Can take charge of entire household. = rt Spoclal Attractions on These Days,