The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1912, Page 10

"eae Special Club Terms on the Free Sewing Machine able Glass Wash ular size, rege 34c A geod servi board, full larly sold for re A good serviceable Gas Tos toasts four pleees at one Ume, regular price 20c; special 10c for tomorrow ASONED FIR SKIRT BOARDS Bbc Soot size, special 45 4-foot size, special Se S%-foot atze, special Seattle's Largest Housefurnishing Sto-e All the Cred't You Want PIKE 81. AND FIFTH Av. This week we offer you the wonderful Free Sewing Machine at the extremely easy payment terms of $1 down and $1 a week us $1 and we Machine to you then you pay You simply send the Free by firet slivery us $1 weekly, Nothing co simpler or easier for you $1 DOWN $1 WEEKLY pay uld be Made of solid oak in the golden finieh, straight front, shaped top, oval mirror; regularly sold at $14.00. Special tomorrow Payments $1.00 a Week. We offer to all our customers, you good, desirable merchandise ate here to accommodate you Tomorrow, Saturday, olfer Men's Clothing Department we in our any of those Suits at $5.00 Deposit and then $1.00 a Week Just those nobby Spring take up-to-date a garments in our show windows They Clothes, are Rochester none better made.” Suits at $20.00, $25.00 $30.00 Great variety in fancy worsteds, serges, etc., 50 much in demand now EASY PAYMENTS liberal credit, We sell and standard makes. We when you are really in need, and you can come to the Pacific Outfitting Co: at any time buy what you need and pay us $1.00 weekly Women’s Smart Tailored Suits and Millinery Hundreds of nobby garments to select from Don’t wait until the Easter rush weeks to Easter how and avoid the Only two last minute, shop Tailored Suits at $25.00, $30.00, $35.00. Latest Models, Elegantly Tailored. ALTERATIONS FREE Seattle’s Popular Credit Store. BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION. Open Saturday Till 10 P.’M, The Wonder Millinery 1525 SECOND AVE. You can see it in our immense stock! That SPRING HAT of yours! Easter should hurry your cholee, so buy now, when we have every thing you may need in mil linery, Our Prices Moderate THE SEATTLE STAR YOU’LL’ FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE. SINGLE HANDED HE KILLS TWO BANDITS) ¢ DAVID A. TROUSDALE t EXprens messenger noe of miad, atded and by no little courage and a hammer, stopped a of. Southern Pacific in Texas. ‘Trousdale was }looking down the barret of a ban [dit revolver when Be called the jtrain robber's altention to # Jame which he said contained @ jgoba of wealth An the robber reached fof the bundle Trousdale arabbed o hammer and bit bim over the head. One blow jhis skull, Then Trousdale too! | dead man's revolver from him and waited till the other bandit ap | peared, whereupon he promptly abot bim dead. tee eee wenenne « AT THE THEATRES Moore—Mrs, Leslie Carter Two Women Metropolitan—" Alma. Do You Live? Seattie—"The Chorus Empreas— Vaudeville Pantages—V nuvevilie Orpheum—Vauderilie Grand—Motion pictures an & vaudeville * ee eee eee eee eens) |Dog Aids Man in Suicide LEBANON, N.Y 2 in Where * * * * o * Lady * * * * March 22 | Fred Sinith, seed 25, a farmer negr committed suicide in. a most Gnuauel n or. | Despondent because hin wife and ebildren had eft bin jnot return, he procured a shotgun tied one end of « string to the trig lmer and the other to the collar of his bulldo« He then threw a morsel of food lto the canine, which started after it jand thas discharged the gun. | The contents of the weapon were ptied into Smith's xt he fell dead. lo's frescoes, dated 1758 and in a [good state of preservation, have [been discovered by Pr Beal. [eae e near h anne I WILL APPRE- + CIATE A CHANCE * TO SUPPLY YOUR ; WANTS FOR ANY- « THING IN GAS OR} ELECTRICAL; GOODS. SEND US* YOUR REPAIRING. ¢ WORK GUARAN. TEED. GUSTAVE R. HARTWIG eee eaek et eee en ee eeee Worth $25 This is the place to SAVE MONEY on Furniture. Harcey Furniture & Carpet Co. 425 PIKE ST. Cor, Fifth Av. DELICIOUSLY APPETIZING ‘These are the words which best describe our DOUGHNUTS CAKES PASTRY Ours is the bakery that best baker most late yean buy, The i only kind we (fiche explain th The next time ti in thia line awk aoe eeeeeenent eliiaeimmeinemememecemeread steeeeeeeee ROME, March 22.—One of Tiep-| Attention: | Father Thos, A, Meagher, the fa- yous Jest minstonary, will speak tonight at the Immaculate Concer tion church, at 18th and Hast Mart Jon, on “The Sinner of the City” AN IDEALIGOT She-—And you swear that you are not taking me on accountet my money? He--On the contrary, darting, I'm taking the m on account of youFliegende Biaetter mune will be ceb Claliats of Beattie ing, at the Labor Kennogy will be the speaker Tee eee een ee nant * Duwamish vatiey people will celebrate the yaxaage of the harbor improvement bond ts sues at Ward's hall, George town, tonight. Judge Thomas Burke, Adolph Hebrepe and Frank H Paul will speak eee terre eens Tyee Tribe, No. 67, Improved Or der of Redmen, will give ite ninth annual ball at Kagtes’ hall, Wednew dey, March 27 Chairman John C. Biater of the) progress and prosperity committe of the New Chamber of Commer will lead about 30 of Beattle’s best | boosters up to Seente tomorrow morning for a two daye The Potlatch Hu® will be » along and foreed to work overtime Ae teen enee ne . « Inc., has com # pleted arrankements for the * construction of a modern nine ® story hotel on the aite at the # corner of Sixth ay. 8. and Jack @ net. Thin will be the lark ® eat improvement ever made in atte Orteutala, The ® yitiding will cost approximate @ ly $200,000. « ° M. Furuya Co. Dennis Gallagher wae last night found xullty of the federal in dictment charging him with « giing into this country opium ned at $2,000, The jury t Hanford’s court wax out less six hours |Why Don't We Say ‘It? | STCAK~ DO YOU WANT To FILL IT Witm Ofans’ } | A. H. Griffin, manager of the Hotel Washington at Aberdeen, in company with officers of the Aber deen Chamber of Commerce, will arrive in Seattle today to make ar rangements for holding the state convention at Aberdeen in Angust eee eee eens Each wearing a tag bearing the words, “We Want Genesee Street Improved.” delega. Hon of Mt. Baker Park women yesterday invaded the counctl chamber and placed thelr re quest betore the streets and sewers committee. | . Hurd, 30, wife lof Raymond KE. Hurd of thie city, [died Inte Wednesday night, at their home, 1107 B. CBiambia st HE WAS TOO SLOW “What would your father do if 1 told him | love you? “He'd refer the matter to me.” “And what would you do?” “td refer you to the young man who proposed and wae ac- cepted by me while you were trying to make up your mind.”"— New Orleans Picayune. The | lodge of jin Elks’ hall | participated in th |dancing after refres' served at the clore of ing program, it tad night of Seattie Several hundred exercises, with ments were an interest | Having succeeded in defending the Hlegality of the will of Leste L. } Crim, in whieh | practic all devised to him for ithe be of the “Holy Roler colony at Islandale, ecutor Thos, H. Gourley yesterday began a quest for the missing prop tate, in the form of 201,600 shares f stock in the Lost River Tid Min 5 Co, HE EXPLAINS Mrs. Henpecke—John «why are you reading the marrtage notices? Mr. Henpecke—! just want to isn't somebody marcied 1 don't like —Puek. The funeral of Edwin Heuse was [held yesterday from Turner hall, Highth ay. and Olive st, Interment was made in Lake lew cemetery |Hawin Heuss, who was 25 years old, waa & graduate of the University of Washington, and was married last December to Miss Tillie Wright daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chaun Wright No mother is sure the baby’s in the crib unless she runs and touches him every four min: utes, Joe Considine, who was shot mys- teriously in his shack on Ballard beach, Tuesday night, is still in a critical condition ac the city hos j pital, Hot Springs | althe position of messenger sith att iathatiaste al aiaiet DowT MANDLE "FRAT | | and would | eeeeeeeeeese ke was held last night} $100,000 cataterwas | rty Of the es-| Gen, scott be |] of Craz, and the ancient and until | then respected citadel of San { Joan de Ulloa which Spain had erected in the o4 Mareh R47 gan the bombardment Vera | tury at a ¢ $4,000,000. four days ander | the Beott fire the value of @an Juan depreciated at | the rate of $1,000,000 a day and | then the humble authorities of the city sued for peace. OVER 150 1N MeCORMACK'S EXCURSION TRIP Over 160 employes of MeCormack Brow. store, in this city, vinited the store and employes of the same firm | in Tacoma Wednesday evening. 1 They made the trip on the steamer Defiance, which was chartered for the trip. A band and luncheon gery: | ed on the boat going and coming | back added to the Katety of the oc sion, “he trip will be made an} annual featere by the department | | ntore owners. ALSO WITH GLOVES Assistant Editor—Here's a farmer writes to us asking how to treat sick bees. Editor—Teil him he'd better reat them with respect —Boe ton Transcript. Examination of applicants fer! boy in| the U. 8. signal corps, war depart: | jment, Seattle, will be held by the) civil service commission, April 17 The age limits are 16 to 1s, and the salary $20 per spoath Miner P. Wells, formerly of Seat. | merebant tailor, died at the home of his son, Ross Wells, Salt | Lake City, Utah, Sonday nig fre injuried received jast October in street car accident in this city eee ee ee tle, 7 Luise Tetrazzini, playing @ Moore theatre, Wednesday evening, March 27, has engag od an elevemroom suite at the Washington hotel for the diva and her retinue of maids and Th at vale opened 10 this morning uy seeeeeseee tee ete eeenne There Wilt be dancing party! venting at tbe, Sorrento ho tel, for the betefit of the Day nurs jety. Tickets issued for December | 14, 1991, are good for thir dance Tourists report there are no soda fountains in Germany, But a6 for rathek irs, ja wohl! } 4 | | CHICAGO, March 22.—The trial of | Charles Stigiich on a charge of lar ceny as bailee wax suddenty term! nated when Btighich proposed matri mony in court to the prosecuting Witness She dismissed the case, GRANTS PASS, Ore., March 22./ it In beliewed here today that the Southern Pacific seon will start | work on a line from Grants Pass to Waldo, 40 miles bouth The bakers are aroused be | cause reformers seek to bar cats from bakeries. Right! Bet ter a cat in the kitchen than a mouse in the sponge cake KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 22.— D. 8, BStelson, Pueblo, Colo, and his bride, rode to Salina, Kas, the first stage of their wedding journey, on snow plow. Fifteen inches of janow had blocked all the trains FT. MADISON, ta, | Frank Nelle died bere dicitle f jot his t pendix. March 22.— from appen ing an operation. One bh was found in bis ap. CHICAGO, March 22.—While his congregation munched apples and |cookies passed by the ushers, Rey Frank G. Smith of the Warren Ave. ngregational church preached on! ve and the Forbidden Fruit.” A mansion built in Germany in 700 is believed to be the world’s oldest inhabited house. CARLSTADT, N. J, March 22.— As Mra! Neada Burhop and her two daughters were at breakfast, a trol ley car jumped the track, struck their house snd moved It eight inches off its foundation SAHRA R AL RRR Ee * * Ao eee eee eee es Dream = Theatre—Drama Belle of New Orleans”; "Dress Suit Pawn Bounder,” Grand MOTION PICTURES comedy in Paradise My Princess.” Theatre—Drama , “His Mother’ comedy-scenic Toothache”; “City ; drama, *The Arrow of I “The ‘Epidemic’ Gulch"; drama, Arcade Wife's | "Father's Tripoli flance Circuit Theatre—Drama, Loan Shark"; comedy, “The Sur prise Party Surprised”; Wew drama, “The Sheriff's Daughter. | City Theatre—Drama, “For Commonwealth”; Constable”; “The the mated Bath “After Sc shook; National—2-ree! “Indian i We estern drama, “The Poacher,” (mM 1 Western drama, |i Massacre”; “Kodak Gon- voy—Happenings of the day ": comedy, “Be: Western drama, Odeon—'Merchant-Mayor diana”; comedy drama, From the West"; Year.” of In. ‘The Man comedy, “Leap FUMAITURE DRY GOODS Children’s New Gingham Wash Drey With Knickerbockers and Sun Hat to Match | Women’s Bordered Handkerchiefs 15c and 25c Handkerchiefs of sheer Shamrock lawn, with pfinted borders in delicate pink, blue 6r lavender, Irish Linen borders, in da copies of Frenc ~_— RETTY little Dresses iMustratec She s dress and hat res 2 to 5 year Other Dresse if tyle blue cham and beach h bias plaid sf $1.75, Children’s Gingham Dresses in brown andi black Price Dresse trimmed in 4 also in pipings At $1.50, match, match blue years. 25¢ kilted skirt, hecked material wits neham, with ten piped in whites Messaline ’ . 2 rous-finished “J adapted for shades of ) ings to select Black, from, White, * Cerise, Copenhagen, 15¢ Handkerchiefs with inty each colored new effects—many in h embroidery, each iret Wloor Price New Arrivals in Children’ HILDREN light with fy ‘ or signed square are in full box - 6 cs to e705 CHILDREN’S $2. Ch knit in plain ri dren's nal, gray 4 Sizes 30, 32 « Sizes 26 @ 14 AND $3.95 All- Wool white s Wash Dresses) Wash Dresses percale alt neck or $s and waist and. deep sailor Skirts } styles. with plaited style I years JACKET Collars for Jacket b stitch and shown in cardi Sweater end dibs ts and edged and nd 28, $2.95 nd 34, $3.95 +-Kecond Floor nelude small, $1.25 $1.00, BAS EMEN T SALE SROOM There is the: wea Rose, C= Collars of Prine ; ent assortment of square and mediurh and large values at $1.00 Lingerie assortment Of embroidered in eyelet, f inset median car with coat or and $1.50, Styles and Values Most Attractive in the New UNTRIMMED MILLI Black Azour Patent Milans in black, color, $2.45 and Hats illustrated are shown styles Js the two extremely ar from the new di The id and adapted bre small shape is of fineiemp br ored Hat; smart Ta $3.95. designed for the black, brown or navy The large Sailor Shape dress and street wear, is of patent Mi- lan, in burnt or white; $2.95 Shapes, $1.45 and $2.95 1 $2.95 Women’s Messaline Petticoats P STTICOA' line, finished with de The of new Spring Price $2 desi color-rang $2.25 T'S of good quality messa gned on straight lines arid ep accordion-plaited flounce. and rges e’ includes a good selection } tailored effect, others shades as well as black reve 1 fs Sizes 6 to 14 years —Barement Ralerroom New Percale Sacques At $1.00 W' illustrate at right Percale of na number a new Sacque for Spring wear attractive designs, principally blue and It has broad pl front over shoul- and trimmed Price $1.00. Sacque in light-blue 1 nd large with white effects der, fastens at side s with bands of plain blue At left, and white a Percale polka-dot patter Desig sleeves white collar bands of plain-blue material striped effect and set-in Special Values in Misses’ Boys’ in sizes 9 to shoes, special $1.25 pair and Children’s V Misses’ Shoes, with Sizes 8’ No. oe soles, misse 2. Mail ‘Orders Carefully Filled Box C > and Children’s Shoes alf lasts, school Shoes on Blucher od, serviceable front curfs Kid Blucher tip and extra-heavy from children’s No, 5 to Special $1.00 pair. = Basement Satesroom and turn-over patent Price $1 coverts, | Chip Shapes in black, buriit, white and burnt gate or black combined @all nodels suitable for school tailored from striped and have s inlaid with cont LINEN WAISI $1. ORED Linen Waist, popular shirt model, 3 detael