The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1911, Page 6

LA FOLLETTE RAPS COURT (My Untied Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Aug As serting that the United States Su preme court had yielded to the “interests” and had written into the Sherman antitrust law matter congress had never placed there, Senator LaFollette today intro | duced and discussed in the senate & sweeping series of amendments to the Sherman law, which were designed to make any restraint of | trade “unreasonable.” ORNADOES BRING DEATH (iy United Press Leased Wire.) MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 21.—-Sev-| eral persons are reported dead to- | day, crops are ruined and houses wrecked ss the result of two torna-| Goce colliding near the Internation- 1 boundary line in North Dakota. heaviest losses are reported from Sherwood, Loraine, Mohall and Souris. DOES NOT KNOW mited Press Leased Wire.) CHICAGO, Aug. 21.—That Syd- of the suicide of his wife, the authoress well known under the pen name of Myrtle Reed, was evi- @enced by the receipt here today of a telegram from McCullough at} Milwaukee, addressed to Mrs. Me Cullough, announcing that he would arrive here at 5 o'clock this morn-/| ing. He had not arrived up to moon today. Mra. McCullough, it is said, left a} fortune of $250,000, mostly to charity. Golden Gate (By United Pree Leased Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.—By Gate yesterday, neur, aged 19, a University of Call fornia co-ed, won the proud distine tion of being the first woman to ac complish the perilous feat est tides of the day, | daring girl exactly one hour and 28} WIFE IS SUICIDE == rv Wait, I AM HERE, OSGAR—~ COME TO SPEND A Burry OLD I'VE READ YOUR AD. AND IT HIT ME VACATION WITH You. ST RIGHT. oo, iss Hazel Lago Jn a battle with one of the rough it took’ the VETERANS MEET ROCHESTER, N. Y., Aug. 21. —With fiags flying and martial music playing. the 45th national pment of the Grand Army Republic opened here to- warriors of a passing generation are pouring into the city by the thousand it is expected that the veterans will number fully 150,000 by Wed- nesday. Useful, Mrs. husband Mrs. Buggins—Gracious! wear them? Mrs. Muggine—No, but I will successfully swimming the Golden’ Philadelphia Record. Too Much Mother-in-Law? Well, WILL SIGN STATEHOOD) Ernest Biddle Says Not Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Barnes, great irs. J. F. Pleasant, grand parent s; forcibly brought out in divorce , but Evansville, Ind, has a with mother, mother-in-law and grandmotherinlaw, all with their husbands—and the baby—liv {ng in one home. And everybody's happy. Sons-in-law doing nicely! Arthur K. Barnes and and Mrs. John H. Pleasan' | 64. grand parents (at top); Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Biddle, with baby. Too much mother-in-law is often (live serenely in a cottage at 300 Lin- coln av, The great-grandsire, 71 years old, was one of a family of 16 children. His mother was a cousin of Prest- dent mother of mothers, Mrs. Barnes, is The old folks in their childhood The four generations of thei, the threw stones at each other from} is wife; |their respective homesteads across ir daughter and her husband, Mr. the creek which divides Spencer and their | Marrick counties, Indiana, but since | granddaughter and her husband,|their marriage, 46 years ago, not Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Biddle, and | ev Rutherford B. Hayes. ema cross word has passed be @reat-granddaughter, Ester Elvada, tween them. CABLE AND ELECTRIC | CARS COLLIDE; 2 HURT A collision between a Madison st. | Rirktana after having been attend-| able car and a 19th ay. car caused |@4 by @ physician. painful injuries to Mrs. H. Wiley and her daughter Annabel, of Kirk- land, yesterday. The accident was caused-by the if Motorman on the 19th av. car fail Jug to observe the right of way fules, which invariably gives the Fight of way to cable cars. The front of the cable car was badly smashed. Only the presence of mind of Gripman L. Mayou saved the lives of several people. The 19th av. car was in charge of Conductor G. W. Blevins and Moto man J. J. Peterson. Both Mrs. Wiley and her daugh ter were taken to their home in “ORIENTAL New Compartment-Observation cars. ing Cars (meals LAST THIS YEAR TICKET OFFICE ©. W. Meldrum, City Pass, & Ticket WOULD 1 CASH FOR, OR EXCHANGE FOR WANT.’ [PHONE MAIN 3064, IND, 403 4 LEAVES SEATTLE NIGHTLY AT 7:10 P. CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE AUGUST 22, 23, 28, 29 and 30 SEPTEMBER 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7 COLUMBIA AND SECOND Agent. | be fame FLINT 10 PLKE $7. WE WANT TO B YOUR F Pain THAT YOU \KE. TO G! PIECES SPOT THE PIECRS YOU LIMITED” M. TO ard and Tourlat Sie # Electric pers, Din Lighted Muggins—I'm going to buy some neckties for my Will he The Orderly, Stand By With the Stretcher, BY THE WAY, 13 THAT MUD PUDDLE WHAT YoU ADVERTISED AS A "GOOD TROUT STREAMS / THE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 191 THAT DOSN'T SAY MUCH FOR THe YoU ADVARTISED, OL The | ling wood, as do the type of cars in | slid by each other | railroads equip all trains lke that BILL TODAY (Ry United Press Leased Wire.) WASHED TON, Aug. 21.—Prest dent Taft today ts expected to sign Mexico to statehood, The measure as now before the president elim. inates the reeall of judges from the Arizona constitution. (By United Frees Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—Post- master General Hitchcock today designated 20 additional first clase savings depositories, bringing total In this class to 38. Among the banks 1 which will open for business September 15, Ie Los An- geles. * * ON THE APPIAN WAY. «& Lara Porsena of Clusitum * Sat scowling at the scene, *® His ivory car stuck in the tar, ® And out of gasoline. * —~Kansas City Journal. & * seeeeeee chr kantkanekhee At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for “HORLICK’S” The Original and Genuine MALTED MILK The Food-arink for All Ages. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. c invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home, Don't travel without it, A quick lunch prepared in a minute. | Take no imitation. Just say “HORLICK’S.” dn No Oombine or Trust 70c 1-inch No. 38 Buck's Straight Edge Socket Firmer Chisel, 35¢. Yours for Bargains, Spinning’s Bargain Store ANGELES CAFE Latest Moving Pictures New Every Day FREE REGULAR DINNER Served from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m., including coffee, tea, milk, beer or wine, 25c Vocal and Instrumental Music Afternoons and Evenings, Why Cook at Home? ‘Wrecked at Terrific Sp riking object lesson. just after the crash near Fort Wayne, Ind, when the train dashed off the t and the PASSENGERS WERE SAVED. the bill admitting Arizona and New! shed lands should be passed purchase of an Art Museum site be voted down; also the !ssue of $266, 000 for the purchase of sites ap: the erection of frehouses. Dili It shows two of the steel cars on the Pennsylvania 1s-bour k ock. They didn't telescope nor smash into kind TICULARLY POSTAL CARS. They remained Intact, Some day, maybe, congress will make the That the issue of $600,000 for the ance of voters on the proposed city | 000 for the purchase of a site for| and county bond issues, to be voted|a munitipal stable on t ore of ber 5, have-been made by the fi-| be voted down. | nance committee of the Municipal) That iseues of $50,000 each for a That the is#ue of $1,600,000 for a) way and over the canal on West new county Courthouse fe excessive | lake av. should pane. That the issue of $1,000,000 for) construction of three police substa- the purchase of Cedar River water-| tions should be voted down; but gonstruction of a municipal wharf | should be passed. erection of an isolation hospital at Pigeon Point should pass, Pa Se Recommendations for the guld-| That the proposed issue of 100, | upon at & special election, Septem-| Lake Union is excessive and should league. Here are the findings: drawbridge over the West Water. | and should be voted down. That the issue of $30,000 for the that the tsaue of $25,000 for the | That the issue of $25,000 for the = <= == ee sae SS of Aviation Tragedy | The most tragio day in Americah aviation came when St. Croix Johnstone swooped to his death in Lake Michigan and William R. Badger crashed on the earth close by. The diagram shows how Bad. ger, in a dare-devil glide, attempted to shoot his machine upward again? jat right angles. At the turn his stay wires snapped and a moment later the biplane’s wings crumpled A sheer drop killed Badger His picture is shown in the circle just below the diagram. Below him is | Johnstone, the other vietim, and at the left Mrs, Johnstone. The ple of the men are from snapshots taken just before they as- cended, That of Mrs, Johnstone was taken after her husband's fall, but before she knew he was dead. Everett True’s Here “FRESH VEGETABLES” Words by Schae Music by Condo fee © z “THIS 1S FOR THE "GOOD TReuT 3, STREAM’ (SMASH) — THis-is AND I GUESS \ geal FOR THE “FRESH VEGETABLES” THIS 1S THE baits (BIFF) — AND THis Is For THe “RUNNING WATER "RUNNING WATER IM EVERY W EVERY ROOM a Oe ODELAYIN = BEATTIE TRIAL (By United Press Leased Wire) CHESTERFIELD COURT) HOUSE, Va, Aug. 21—The court | today refused to grant a stay of trial to Henry Ciay Beattie, Jr, in- dicted for the murder of hie wife, Mra. Louise Beattie, on the Mid- lothian pike near Richmond, July) 18. | It requires a great deal of ex perience to make right lenses right. We have no secret pro cess but we have the most mod fi ern lens grinding machinery and skilled men to operate ft. Our references are those for whom we have made glasses, office, fully equipped in every department of real estate. HUTESON Some OPTIC ALBERT B.LORD bpd 1330 ayo nt near ata NORTHER BANA BLDG. tEMISI McCormack Bros., Second at James| Master Merchandising This list of prices for tomorrow’s selling is true MASTER MERCHAN- DISING. Scarcely an article mentioned in this advertisement can be manu- factured at the quoted prices. IT ISTHE SEASON’S END AND YOUR CHANCE HAS COME. Children’s Wash Dresses at Half Price Chambray in plain colors and stripes; Bills collected; detective work; all casos. 314 Batley; M 4677. ***| Where Your Money Goes Farthest At 79c | The Cloak and Suit Store xo - button! Tong Coats at $5.00 length first uality Silk] Oo Tuesday we sell the entire balanes - of this season's Long White Serge and assorted ginghams; white and tan lnen- | Gloves, white] fmbroidered Pongee Long Auto Coats ti ette, and white lawn, embroidery trimmed. J and black, in] retailed up to $18.75. Tues Ages from 3 to 14 years: complete as-| ---.- “S vaepaogee ane 6 690 kinds at ...35¢ sortment, 11] TAILORED SUITS , WASH DRESSES $8c kinds - 49¢ : os o'clock $10.00 $1 79 $1.29 kin -10¢ in-] About 19 Suits in " | $1.50 kinds at..75¢ 2 all—just right for | Still a few left of $1.59 kinds at. .SO¢ $1.98 kinds at..98¢ early fall; worth up | those $2.75 to $5.50 to $30, for $10.00 | Dresses at $1,! PRICE} ana $1 choose at, pair .... 50, the We PRICE | THE GLOVE FANCY GOODS STORE Underpriced . Here you will find i aeaet “Glee rel Gloves of quality. line of Fancy Shell At 29¢ Hamburg pray SOc Gloves ..20¢ 4 Bi | $1.00 qualities in NA Ladies’ TwoClasp | COPS a00 Bal | Ladies’ Tanjery Match Sets and | cambrie Corset Cov: -) be. separate eces,| Venetian Lisle Heer at Soe. Yount | Silk Listepeeparate ploces.| po proiderien fi wie oe s » | think them worth | Hose, the best} sounie— | tine assortment— ware. -oa8 double. BOc graded a. ive Yana the sae wide embroidery pag es 19¢ the Yard. t 49¢ yal on back. In stock A JEWELRY BAR.| Tues@ay | fom at 50c. Tuesday, GAIN AT 10¢ | '! t© 2 buy] Neckwear SILK HOSIERY the pair .....29¢ In good assort- | tem at, the] prices Lowered 69 KID GLOVES $1.00 } ment — Beauty | pair ... Byron Collars— é The best Glove in | Pins, Hat Pins, Ge erases In this gathering the marké@t. Every Cuff Links, Brooch: of Silkk Hosiery pair guaranteed to | es, Dutch Collar] AG Q7@ | Tests” te col rise <a fit and wear. $1.25 Pins, ete, ete.; i jar are whites, pinks ought to be the | Kinds up to Boc,| Boys’ Kneeliscs and Lawn | and blues only: price byes = case = hh de Dutch Collars— They have linen tresses Olle Ree corduroy “nd? Regularly sold at heels and toe wool mix-] 150, Special Tues- MEN'S PRES! | A CHOICE COL-[tures, Iron] gay .......... DENT Us = | Tinea Bhiste, Golf | fF wear Tony Scarfs, 98¢— PENDERS and Negligee Muslin de Sole | every counter You know the | Shirts, best $1.26 Auto Scarfs in | the pair. In Tuee " sorts, the Shirt every shade. Tues- ; price, B0c, McC. | oo... S96 Se a eee ad ot | day's Value Bros.’ price. .39¢ $1.25 VALUES, At $2 42 $1.50 ........98¢ asons hel A SPECIAL LINE padi ic Aye ° " ‘ Extra heavy Kick- | Roys' double] AT 3¢ — Button AT 1¢— Full Pe of Men's Beavy- | erbocker Pants— | breasted style} Fasteners, Hair Pina; the bes welght Madras Just the kind for] pwo-Piecel] Ping, Hat Pins, oo : Cloth Pajam school wear, They | Suits, cut full,] Tooth Picks, Wood- | Ironing Waxy sold everywhere at pti ded hat he AS rit material cassi-| en Coat Hangers. Hooks and Eyes. 2.6 oe » brow mer nd 2.60, Take them | fancy stripe anditweed, $4.00 PARASOLS 89c away at, the sult | plain blue. Sizes | regular” price,| The last call-on Parasols, Shades, sell $1.35 | from 5 to 16 98¢ | 7 ing all season to $2.00, at one price 89¢ . 11 to the + 82.42 A.M. Sales Two-Piece Knickerbocker Suits. They come in fancy gray stripe, tan and brown tweeds and worsteds, Extra value at 5.00, Special Tuesday Men's Felt Hats, all summer $3 all good shade Tuesday ...$1.8 AT 2¢ — Darning | Cotton; Machine Darning Cotton Cotton Tape; Safety Pins. Shoe Questions Solved The Little Shoe Corner Tells a Bargain i aA, Si $3. The Silk Store Here we make a strong bid for your silk business. Read— THAT BLACK SILK TAFFETA you Story have been looking for the two seasons 8:30 to li Ladies’ $4.00 Suede Military 2 on everywhere; 36 inches wide; regular $1.50 | * Moet Wiben. Ob. csc a) 2) value, YATA ..cscceceees . - OS8e 1 ’ $175 C uadies’ $1.75 Comforts, viet kid, $ ] MILL ENDS OF FANCY SILKS I plain toe and rubber heel, at ... 1 | SILK 39¢ YD. = Men's Heavy Felt Slippers, all Bbc to $1.25 Kind | Im stripes, checks 2 sizes, the $1.50 kinds, at ... a 59 ete! : and Persian de : ic: veal wy dag ges0 $3.00 nice assortmen , on Shoes, at ...... of Messaline, Tat- signs. Just what} Fruit of Extra Special—Boys’ $1.50 Velour 9 feta and Poplins | You want for al the Loom | Calf Oxfords, sizes 9 to 18, at . lin all shades, 27 silk dres: waist, ° Misses’ $2.25 Vicl Kid Low Heel $1 |B inches wide. .59¢ yard . BME Muslin Shoes, sizes 13 to 2, at Ole | Table Damask, Napkins, Crash, Curtain Swiss Marked Down 75c. TABLE DAMASK 47c 16¢ STEVENS' CRASH 10c Burning Auto Brought Fortune. day, and it has been impossible to Misfortune turned into good luck {.#rouse her. for Frank J. Ehle of Fort Plait, N.{, They were married tn July and \had gone to housekeeping only a Y;, when his fine touring car bitrned |few days before ae under an old elm tree in the yard Advertised Himself “Lost.” of the homestead When Eugene Kelly got lost at The tree was so burned that i | Atlantic City, N. J., he remembered had to be cut down, and in the roots \the power of the press and put a were found &n iron chest contain-| "lost notice’ in the paper, saying ing a fortune in gold coins and gold) he was lost and would meet George and silver plate Clark at the Pennsylvania station ene Sunday night . Bride Has Slept Five Days. Kélly and Clark went there on an Suddenly becoming uncogscious|excursion, and Clark was carrying while chatting with her husband,}the money and return ticket. Wuck- Mrs. Le Roy Shaffer of Morristown, |ily Clark read the paper and Kelly N. J., fell into @ coma last Wedneés-| was found, 64-inch heavy bleached Table Damask, five pretty | Stevens’ all Pure Linen Crash Towelings, bleached i designs to select from, 75c value. Special for | or brown. A heavy, firmly woven crash, worthy Tuesday, yard ......666 sentne diedew ++..47@ | regularly 1c, For Tuesday, the yard 10€, $2.25 NAPKINS $1.39 18° CURTAIN SWISS 9¢ % size Table Napkins, warranted pure Irish linen, | 96-inch White Curtain Swiss, comes in figured grass bleached; several very -choice patterns; | and dotted designs and open strip: Hy at 12%c and 15e. Special, yard .. 2.25 grade, Tuesday, dozen ............4. $1.39 The Always THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY a Second # Av. at James St. Busy Corner SEATTLE——— ——-TACOMA