The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1911, Page 3

“NOTHING TO SAY” REMARKS ETHEL (ity United Prose Leased Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO, July 13,—Can collation of her Coast engagements, following her appearance fn Sacra mento July 15, and immediate *re. turn to New York, ts the action which Ethel Barrymore bas de termined. upon. Whether her return to the East | will result {n a reconciliation with her Ausband, Russell G. Colt, or whether she will presé divorce pro coeding®’ without further parley, remains an open question, ‘Nothing to say” is the reply with which Miss Barrymore meets all inquiries, WASHINGTON, July 13.—Six hundred and fifty postal banks are now in operation throughout the United States, fifty post offices in various sections having added ravings bank departments today under Postmaster General Hiteh. cook's order, By July 24 one thousand banks will be in operation through the . pening of savings de- partments already designated, The chief committees having in charge the entertainment features of the Golden Potlatch festival, are meeting In the Henry building to- day, and every detail is practically arranged. Float Parade Wednesday Captain A. H. Stoddard, carnival master, is putting the finishing touches on the 20 floats that will constitute the great historical pa- geant. The procession, in which these floats will play the central part, will pass through the streets Wednesday—this following the arrival of the treasure ship “Port- Jand,” on which comes King d'Oro, the beautiful queen and all the noble gentlemen of the court. At the helm of the ship will be Captain William Stanley. He was Thay 1 Ww route of the procession are now be ing made. Stoddard a Carnival Expert “Although we have a few more floats Oriean: in the Hudson-Fulton celebration, | Must say that we are going to have & World-beating celebration here, in spite of the short time we have had to work on the intricate and bother some dard, the carnival master today Captain Stoddard was in charge of the great pageant In New York last year, and ts carnival master of the Mardi every year. a Monday will be automobile day for the Potlatch celebrators. PATIRNCE AND LOVA 1@ ALL TTL® INSECTS. OBSERVE HO THEY PERFORM ALL THE FEATS OF THE ARBNA, HERE’S HOW KING AND QUEEN WILL | MANAGE SEATTLE DURING POTLATCH cort ® marine lowing the boat In the parade of harbor, t the Mardi Gras tn New and while I had 60 floats | Two pa jetails,” Thursday said Captain Stod. ganization part. Th follow in Gra: New Orleans Auto Day triet firms of t ‘The NBEDED TO TRAIN THESE and the great them through the streets to the reviewing stand Thureday’s rrogram. Nations parade, in which every or Booths have been erected on the} street corners in the business dis where atlle-made goods.’ Dose 139 LIFELY LiDDLE FeLrers! Ww | | procession will em | There will be | parade immediately fol » sighting of the treasure a ten wy A bUPeNY evening there will be a {Numinated craft In the rades are schedy The first ts th in the city will ha © Industrial parade the afternoon a will manufacturing | will exhibit “Se the he city Hey !! ror THer I Two Great Voices in Matrimonial Symphony SSE AAS DOT WASS A 1.NE SHOW— vee BY GOWY, véT MAKES MY BACK 30 Reasriess £ AWAY .. Sh WHAT DO You MBEAN BY RUNNING Words by Schaefer Music by Condo "1 ny \ bil eat ~ PERISH IN FIRE | Cy Untied Press Leased Wire.) | GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. July 13—J. ©, Williams, his wife and thelr three children are horribly burned corpses today as the result of a gasoline fire which occurred at their home In Ruby, a email town 23 miles from here, yesterday after noon. Mra house Williams and rid started to clean herself of bugs which infested the place. She poured gasoline in the cracks of the floor. In some way which prob ably never will be known, the fluid ignited, and in the explosion which followed, flames were scattered in every direction. In a few seconds the woman and her three small day's program will be under the auspices of the Automobile club of Seattle and the dealers’ association At 2 o'clock all visiting automo bile owners will be taken jsight-seetng tour. The line will }form north of the Potlatch grand |stand on Fourth av. and all ma jehines are to be decorated with flags and bunting. Gold Ship Arrives Wednesday. a treasure guard on the old steamer Portland when the first load of the precious dust was brought into Se attle harbor tn 1897. The Duke of Royal Police, Claude G. Bannick, will have about 160 ex tra polleemen stationed along the route of the procession, and all streets are to be roped off during the afternoon. ‘The floats will be seen again on Friday evening, when each will be ituminated by electricity. Plans for colored search-lights along the Rumor of Gigantic Road Combi (By United Press Leased Wire) [row margin, and now that the time SPOKANE, July 13.—-Repeated appears to be near for a severance rumors of a mammoth amaigama- of connections between the North- tion of the Chicago & Northwestern ern Pacific and the original Hill and Northern Pacific lines into the lines, it would seem that the new Northwestern-Pacific are being ac- Northwestern - Northern Pacific companied today by rumors that the combination could easily gain con- Spokane & Inland Empire is to fig-|trol of the Inland, which fs regard- ure in the deal. The Hill interests ed as a valuable feeder to the trans control the Inland line by a | continental road that controls it —— 21 Counties (By Unived Press Leasea Wire.) GRAYLING, Mich., July 13.—The village of Waters, 18 miles from bere, is a mass of smoking ruins and debris today. For miles and miles northeastern Michigan Is a Diackened desolation. Three thousand persons, inhab-| itants of Waters, Oscoda and Au WILD RIVER ADDS LAND TO TEXAS (By United Press Leased Wire) | GALVESTON, Tex., July 13.—Out of its banks for more than a mile in width in many places, the Rio} Grande today is cutting a new river ; snake, whereupon the hen flew bed which, according to the terms| ontop of his shoulder and of the boundary commission, will| cackled efully. give Texas more than 16,000 acres | - —— — of land. i | whet ver w ewe wert GATES 1S WEAKER from a point at the western inter-| “(gy qiuited Pree © Wien} PARIS, July 13.—"Bet a Million” arrive at |The royal visitors will disembark = Sable, are homeless. Scores are miasing from Oscoda and Au Sable, and it is impossible to gain an ac- curate estimate cf the fatalities Twenty-one counties in the north- ern end of the lower peninsula have been swept by the flames, accord ing to the report of Fire Warden Oates. ——=—== —= = in the barn attending to the stock he heard Bridget cackling. Foust looked through the barn door and saw the hen running toward him. She grabbed his trousers leg and pulled. Foust walked with | her to the henhouse and saw a big chicken snake eating Bridget’s egg. He killed the ===. section of Jeff Davis county, then | southward and into its original | bed about 35 miles below this point |John W. Gates, the American mil~ |lionaire, is In a condition here to- day that is greatly worrying his physicians. Gates passed a rest- less night, and is palpably weaker. |Hopes for his recovery, which were strong, today have nearly | taded in Presidio county. Pet Hen Leads Owner to Egg-Stealing Snake HUMBOLDT, Tenn., July 13. —A. B. Foust has a’ pet hen named Bridget, which ta eggs in a special nest. Of |: the eggs have been missing. This morning when Foust was Try it a whirl the world—Mapleine Cream. Seattle Ice - Fifteenth Friday Surprise Sale Another Surprise for you tomorrow! —the real Lennon kind of Surprise— —Surprisingly good goods —Surprisingly low prices: Women’s Silk Gloves 29¢ WOMEN’S SILK HOSE 350 50c and 76e Silk Gloves for 29¢ — surprising, isn’t it? The world’s best silk glove maker sent us these; they have the patent finger tips, and there's plenty of whites and blacks—the kind you want. Get them tomorrow at, pair The price is the surprising thing about these — you know the hose. You pay 65¢ and 75c for them regu larly. Pure thread silk, re inforced where the wear comes, and sure to be satis- factory. Get some tomor- row at, pair $3.00 AND $3.50 PARASOLS FOR $1.75 Right at the height of the parasol season we give you this The cholcest pata- all most extraordinary price concession. sol stock in Seattle Is shown here the new things being represented. Handsome pongee silks, natural color, with stitched border and the new Tokio frame, Also pongee with colored borders and bands, each $1.75 The Onyx ° ‘ 1106 on al The gold ship Portland is due to/ 1 o'clock on Wednesday. | Friday's rrogram. | The program for Friday includes an army and navy parade and in the evening the historical pageant will be repeated. Every float in The Finish, The big carnival will come to a close on Saturday night with a “Maskers’ alarch.” In the evening there will be a great masked ball given In the armory by the Elks— and the reign of King Edgar will come to a close at just midnight CRIPPEN'S ATTORNEY 15. IN DISGRACE United Pree Leased Wire.) LONDON, July 13. — Charged with having published a bogus con fession of Dr. Hawley H. Crippen, of his wife, who was known as Belle Elmore, Arthur Newton, Crippen’s attorney, was today suspended from practice of law for one year by Chief Justice Lord Al verstone and Justices Darling and Bankes. Justice Darling declared he was atisfied Crippen had been im. properly defended, and that the de. fense had been conducted largely with a view to furnish the news papers with copy, who had «ub scribed financially to the defense WALKS MILE WITH STICK IN HIS HEAD ROACHDALE, Ind, July 13 | Hillary Bhowler, 35 years old, re | siding near here, today met with a serious and peculiar accident when | climbing over a fence to which his horse was tied. The horse became frightened and shied, causing the unfortunate man to fall, running & long, sharp stick two inches into his head. Showler’s brother was present, and as he picked up the man the latter remarked: “Well, I guess I am done for now He walked a mile to his home with the stick still in his head, where it took the strength of his mother and brother to remove it |FINISH YOUR MEAL | AND DON’T WORRY VANCOUVER, B. July 18. That the cu Heensed | restaurant shall not be obliged to jleave if he has cut the top off his the clam chowder just as the clock jatrikes 12 at midnight, was the interpretation the board of license commissioners decided yesterday |to put on their midnight closing jedict. Persons who have ordered }meals before 12 may stop and fin- | ish them, but no drinks may be served or orders taken after that || hour. PEOPLE'S AMUSEMENT CO. Offers Today at the LYCEUM A TALE OF TWO CITIES The Great Dickens Story, played by Henry Miller under title of “The Only Way A superb 3,000-foot film Arthur Elwell and Grattan Guerin in Musical Specialties, Watch for the big vaudeville acts, starting on Sunday next, TOM WEEK ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY THEY'RE WERE!!! Wolgast-Moran Fight Pictures Taken at the Kingslde ‘Thirteen Rounfls and the Kn Ideal Theatre | duly 4. ckout 1114 Second A SUN One Wer Admission 25c who was hanged for the murder | | the procession will be {lluminated. | (By Chlted Press Leased Wire.) PARIS, July. 18.—-All interested yesterday in Paris was the mar riage of Madame Emma Eames and Emilio De Gogorsa, The prima donna was divorced from her Story The equally noted baritone divorced from his wife last year, It ls reported that Mada Eames paid Mre. De Gogorza $100, 000 to make the separation from her husband happler-—to give the cloud a silver lining, as it were. The civil marriage was perform ed yesterday, but the religious ceremony did not ocour until 10:50 this morning, in the church of St Pierre de Craitlet ‘thus two of the world's sweetest | voices have been joined in a matri-| |montal symphony. They have long | been together professionally famous former Julian 1907. was husband, in Broadway. | Doctor Saved From Drink Habit | ‘Medical Skeptic Be- comes a Neal | Enthusiast Professional men quite frequently |drift into the drink habit—become Tvs the best In|@&s or has dipped his spoon into| What the world calls nervous drink ore. One of this class clan of marked brilliant attain ments, resident in a nearby city, had gone from bad to worse. His practice was in jeopardy. One day recently he realised his pertl ‘I'm going to sober up,” he promised bis worried wife, “and jstay sober.” | “You are going to the N stitute,” was her rejoinder, take the Nea} Treatment. | It take all desire for liquor away from you. That is what you need most of all—to destroy that awful | desire!” The physician was astounded when his good wife put the book let—"The Neal Way"—in his hands. She had written for the Neal Institute Mterature and had been {n correspondence with {ts mana-| ger. “Get rid of Mquor appetite in three days!” sald this M, D. as he) glanced through the matter. “Why, that’s not possible! It is beyond all reason,” Although still skeptical, the phy. sictan yielded to the persuasion of his helpmate. He was honest in| his desire to get sober and stay} sober | Before he had finished his second day's treatment, he began to see | the Nght, and at the end of his lthird day's stay he declared: “I Jean see now how you do it. 1 am| |perfectly satisfied with the Neal Treatment and .delighted at its | results.” | Physicians all over the country | are sending victims of alcoholism | to the Neal Institute | The Neal Treatment will restore | avy slave of drink to self-mastery |in three short days. | For further information and free booklet—matled to you in a plain, | sealed envelope—call, phone write Neal Institute, Howell and 16th Avenue, Seattle. Phon ‘ast 4381; Ind., Cedar 431,| a young physi MME. EMMA EAMES, N OW MME. DE GOGORZA. Seattle Automoblie School, 210pe == as well as the dwelling 4 mass of flames, Wil d to their but immediately overcome the daughters, rescue by Ham: wa. fire. | The bodies of two of the children ced cinders, nothing yund but the skulls and leg EX-KING MANUEL I5 READY 10 FIGHT (By United Press Leased Wire. LONDON, July 13.—With a war fund of $6,000,000, rained by the Portuguese in Brazil, already avail. able, a call to arms to all Porto | guese monarchists has b insued jointly by ex-King Max of Pc |ugal and Don Miguel, the pretender |according to a dispatch today from Badajoz It ts p Couctero, leader of the royalist movement for the restoration of |the monarchy, ie now in England endeavoring to effect the purchase of a British warship. jorted that Captain WASHINGTON.—Henry Atwood ts planning to fly from New York to Chicago. He hopes to make the flight in 10 days. EMILIO DE GOGORZA. MAN IN | (iy United Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, July 13.—Dr Harvey W. Wiley, chief chemist of United States jepartment of ag iculture, is the addest man in ‘ashington today ount of Irregular ities in his depart- iment. IT wouldn't ad vise anyone to walt around office to ne€ put out,” he said "There's no tell ng how Jong that my me aused through the personnel SEATTLE TESTIMONY WF LOVE GSE (By Lolted Press Leased Wire) BAKER, Or., July 13.—Referee Charlie P. Murphy, in the divor suit of Sidney C. Love against M jorie I Love, heard the tes mony Seattle witnesses as Love's life in ttle, following t denial of a motion by Mrs. L« attorney to appoint a special referee in to take thetr depositior N. T eman, who gay as his nee, but who bk here for some time, was repeatedly scored by Love's attorney, and re ferred to as a “parasite,” who had been living off Love, Freeman says he is a traveling salesman Paul J. Scott, a bellboy at a Se attie hotel, also testified. Try it a whirl—It’s the best in the world-Mapleine Seattle Ice | vream. oes ITTLE AgGYPT?” fn: LEADING LADY %!! ( WHOLE FAMILY DR. WILEY MADDEST WASHINGTON |committee of theagri partment, Attorney ersham approving, recom that Wiley and his asei W. D. Bigelow, be resign, and that L. F. of the drugs division from an executive position dent Taft is considering the case, Secretary of Agriculture Wilson aid today: “It has only gone half way, and is now in the hands of the president. Until he acts there will be no further ann: at as to | the cause of the move against Dr, | Wiley and his as | Wiley sald: “ that a copy of the served on me about hall reply to them ecretary to the pre the latter sees fit to m jstatement I have nothing on the matter.” tural de 1 Wieck nendin tant chief, permitted to Kibler, cbt reduc Presk Gene be the Until a publie to say through 52 SEATTLE BOYS | ARE QUARANTINE Fifty-two tle boys are quarantined at East Sound en Sam Juan Island, where they are camp ing for the summer, One of them was stricken with »btheria, Health Commissioner ( ton has taken charge of the situation, since all the boys are Seattle youngsters, Dr. Harrison of East of the pa jent under the direction of Dr, Crichton. RRMA KARE SHREVEPORT, negro women were each yesterday for violating ® the “Jim Crow” law by oc ® cupying @ berth in a sleeping & car where there were white ® passengers. * RRA HE * La-—Two ® lined $25 & eeeeeeeeee i Dance at Dreamt:a tonight coe OFF on All SUMMER SUITS Get Dressed Up for the Potlatch $20.00 Suits, $18.00 Suits, $15.00 Suits, $12.00 Suits, now $10.00 Suits, now $15.00 Blue Serge S$ now now now uits . ’ . . ° . $3.00 Keystone Union Made Pants, $2.00 Keystone Union Made Pants, $3.50 Keystone Union Made Pants, Extra Special—Blue and Black Serge Pants, Worth $5.00, for. Agents for Famou lon - M Pants and Ove New Pair for a Rip. ——Two First and Yesler Entrances——— Largest on the Coast A. BRIDGE & (0. First a $10.00 $9.00 $7.50 $6.00 $5.00 $7.30 $2.25 Fancy Golf and Neg- ligee Shirts, from— T5¢ to $2.50 nd Yesler