The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1912, Page 3

<e«'There are both Day Letters and Night-Letters. words, but you Each begins with fifty may make them as Jong as you please. Write your letter just as if it were “ to be sent by mail. If you wish t today, as a Day‘Letter. If delivery to to reach your corre- send it by telegraph morrow morning will do, send it as a Night Letter. Full information by Telephone WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY STAR WANT ADS BRING "RESULTS ~ lotel Milwaukee | Over #200 | : Koom and Inspect t i beaut A Now Motel, Centratty Located eo Worth of $7.50, Month $10.00 Bath, per week. $5.00, Month $20.00 his hotel — Everyiging complete—A ful lobby and corréspondence rovm SEVENTH AND KING STREETS Reem in Conmection Phones: Ind S071) Male sone Effective May 8, 1912 STEAMSHIP “PRINCE GEORGE” AND STEAMSHIP “PRINCE RUPERT” Leave Seattle, West AND QUhe Wettnesday a fo io anv, GRaney TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY “GRAND 7 TRUNK Benet SYSTEM ’ LEMANS sus i ™. 2 2 Git Ottice, P ened Wednesday and Sat nadiar pomectend landa sso busipess open Pee ee rr wT. tab AND ST SLEEPING CARS, hoe wets General Agent, cer Department ret Ave, and Vester ent.on prices ever giveu for the very biet Dental greg Seattle; this ts our claim, give. 4 just what we are actually making $8 and $10 GOLD AND] IN CROWNS FOR $3.50. WE ARE $8, $10 AND $12 SETS OF TEETH FOR $7.00. Dentists charge ridiculous prices for bridgework, $8 and $10 bridgework for $3.50, and our Silver and are Sie, Gold Fills are from jSe up; extracting is intee all work for 12 years, and request all people in sefvice to call for free @asy-payment plan xamination, and learn our Come in today. DO NOT PUT IT coavince you that we are the rea) cut-rate Dentists. ny Cut-Rate Dentists he PIKE. T. LAC ONIZ BANK BUILDING, COR. SECOND AND AKE ELEVATOR ——}eontemplating a 1 CONVENTION OF BUILDING MEN HERE The firat national bullding mana fers’ convention ever to be held in the United States will be in Seattle July 114%. The formed last year in Ch all were agsociation was eland, O. where from larger Al managers cities asked to attend though all the managers from tle were asked, none was expected because of the distance, and when jten from this city entered the we } sembly room wi large Seattle em blemaé, the rest of the delegates were so surprised that they dec to have the first convention tn Se attle, in conjunction with this conven tion all manufacturers of the United States who are represented im Whe buliding line will have a dis play of thelp products in the base ment of the Hon Marohe Robert Mattison, secretary of the Seattle Publicity Bureau, has asked the Women's Commercial Club te give the delogates a flower show They have reed to do #0, and are reception to the women. | THIS DIVORCE | BEGAN OVER AN _ EXPRESS WAGON | E. Rogers bumped t Bk ay Wagon into a street ¢ Was considerable damage to the wagon--in fact he nevér used ft again. He didn't leet any damages either, Rogers upen’ took tte attitude of preaa Wagon, no more work.” That is what Mre Mabelle Rogers told Judge Gillam day ox re no ex A yeater She is now enjoying the use of | her maiden vame. She told the feourt that Rogers refu jlick of work from the time of th j accident, which occurred six months after their marriage and about two! years ago } Diverces were Charles T. from Emma from Ad from Elmer from Bert E. also granted to Eleanor Maresh, © Labonte, Mary Diogenes—I'm looking for the Grouch—He's dead 1 his witew married ig Girl) BAN PRANCISCO, ile. fh 10. Mra, R. Walters did not realize just how large her 16-year daughter had wn until she at tempted to p ih the girl. She took the girl over her Knee, and five minutes later was at the Emer) |wency hoxpital begging the sur- | Reons to fix a broken bone in her} | right hand. | She explained that with the firet ‘blow something snapped. The doc |tors found that ‘it was one of the | mall bones subject to variation » freshness and Buying Price. 18@ Renton, Rainier Valley, Street and Columbia | THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN YOUR ! _DISTRICT, THEY ARE RELIABLE COLUMBIA GROCER v. P. PHALEN Beacon 1422, Up-to-Date Grocer Bainter Vatiey. JACKSON ST. HOTEL IDAHO i fot a in At i * Columbia From All Depots ms All Prices Taito Only Guaranteed INT Iacknon Bencon 1476 Full Weights | | RENTON GENERAL MERCHANDISE Williams & McKnight 1 | IF YOU Comz AND snr US wr a WILL sHOW YOU Phone Black 71, Ind. White 221. HARDWARE LIVE WIRE BARGAINS | j utr ‘da, steer re, steer uigue, tren Hea Me [Ewes Wethers oe lapring lamb | Treakers vor “Renton “Hardware Co. Some Big Specials on Here. BIG SAVINGS hone Ind. White 301, REAL ESTATE Hh ACKBAGH. |G per acre, close m terms of $66 one tracts at % » Lake Washingtor balance cent on deferred jwieon & Mariawe, NIER VALLEY DISTRICT. | Pansy my n » Rd VA me iv we 1s Sarsery to ‘ ton Line FLOUR hond’s Best Flour sete « MOS al * Gpoceny 2 ITY COUNTS AND PHYSICIANS Piones, Colambia 75. Beacon 4390. Colnmbia 44, CARL E. KOENIG, M. D. 9716 Rainier Ave. 9 to 11 am 4 to Gand 6:3 6p. m. And ‘By Appointment. Rainier Beach Pharmacy ‘hone Ind. Col. Sunset M. 92) Harries, Bldg.| I 6 i Feet, 5 eat rn Wastinatén 160, Beacon #19. GS, MOTIONS, STATIONE, p* | PR UAMS CHOICE CAMDIZ Best Drug Store in This District RIGHT PRICEC. 00@40 35 id to do a} tHE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 10, STATELY MEMORIAL TO COLUMBUS IS UNVEILED 1912, Above, the Cuvant-Confaloniert, to the United States, unvetled the Columbus at Washington Saturday; Cardinal G who conducted the pontificlal military mass; the ~ mortal iteelf in the center, and{ elow Kdward L. Hearn, past au | ore me knight of the Knights of Co. lumbus, who had charge of the ar rangements The unveiling of Celumbus memorial t jor Knights of Colum from all jover the country to the national! jcapitgl The knights were largely | legistation authorizing the erection instrumental in putting through the! ot the memorial on left, Marqulw Italian ambase sador who F memortal on righty one, ; the beautiful k thousands oe WOMAN HERE FELT E. EARTHQUAKE SEISMOGRAPH DIDN’T REGISTER; At 12:20 p. m. Thursday, Mra, Mary Habcoct, of 30th av. The Star office on the telept and said “We have just bad an earthquake out here, I felt it distinetly.” Prof, Landes, of the (University of Waslington, was dwked if there |had been an earthquake in this vicinity, The profex#or consulted the |seiamografit and reported } 7 ’ a ri quake anywhere.” The government w r experts backed up the jhad be thquake. The selsmograph records |ereat You can't fool the sétemograph. | Late Friday there came to Seaftle the belated news that the town of Cordova, Alaska, is befog shawered with ¥ nic ash. Sounds as of! | heavy cannonading were heard Thursday afternoon and bave continued jto be heard ever since, Faint earth tremors are perceptible | I said & well-known Seattle specialist in nervous maladies, most remarkable case | ever heard of. My practice almost among women, ag they are more highly strum than amen, apd » susceptible (o nervous disorders. 1 know that a sensitive, nervo: mm jan often bears spunds which no man could hear yaar ts conscious of movenrents too delicate to be recorded by man's more dulled nerves. There in, | am sometimes inclined to believe, something payehic iw } nervous women, whieh enables them to ‘wénse’ things—a gift in no way bysical But thts ie the first instance ever brought to my attention where a j;¥oman seems to have proved that her nervous organiem fe a fuer and accurate recording instrument than that marvel of our time [the seiamograph t is not Common sense. to say she Imagined the tremors and that turbances in Alaska, coming at (he same time, were a coincidence,” BLOCKS MOVE FOR. DUWAMISH SITE GIRL COMPLETES s scquistton by the-courty ot the A LONG RIDE the ac ecipition by the courty of the | Dawamish dock site bas been for Vreas Lensed Wires -PHIA, June 10.--Miss mally diamiased by Judge Myers, in accordance with the supreme court | lorder reversing the lower court, and| S!betta Claire of Sheridan, Wyo | hold fing that the county has no today completed a tr ip of 6,100 miles }power of eminent domain to con. 00 ber little pony, “Hud.” jdemn dock sites {f° Mies Claire left Sheridan on Sep. Thin, it is believed, will effective. | tember 16. ly block the Duyamish site so far). She went to Portiand first, then ‘ax the county Is concerned, for it is oWn the Pafitic coast to the Mext hardly probable that the $250,000) Border, back to Los Angeles, available for this parpone will be |8n@"#trock across the country | atrectly trom is onairae "WANTS DIVORCE ‘FROM PRIMROSE enough for the dock building. The) hi iy, United Preee Leased Wire) port commiast h v }) PORTLAND, Or, Jone 1@.—Mre The Safest Sleutt' tn’ New York’ tes ttienes Way against her~ husband, Geo. Prim rose, the noted minstrel man, be gan a divorce action against him in Oregon City, near here, about a to accumulate money is to deposit your surplus cash with the Bank Savings, then you ear ago Shortly after filing the it wijl be earning in and at your com- jcouple werg when you need it. ed up tremors professor all earth the} ntirely | more more the power to condemn and acquire this nite suit, the iled and lived the sult later reco ltogether again here, if y being dismissed | DAVID STARR / _ JORDAN COMING The Stanford Atumni Association of Puget Sound will hold their Hiaenval reunion in the Stockade | Hotel. Alki Beach, June 13.—David | Starr Jordan, president of Stanford, jand several of the professors will speak. Any alumnus who has not received an invitation may do so by writing the secretary, G. F. Alt now, 847 Central butiding MINISTER ARRESTED NEW SWEDEN, Maine, June 10. Charged with the murder of Ed father-in-law ago, the Rey. Chas Lutheran minister, was sted here today Che Bank for Savings ha f ecasierens the authorities dec PIKE STREET ATHIRO AVENUE that regularly For | know terest mand 45% Interest Paid On Deposits Jacobson, nearly a year Melius June lared Jacobson had committed sul MADE FINE NEST / ANGELES, June 16. ie Hand left her corkscrew curls on a windows ledge to sun} and an industrious sparrow requist- | tioned them for a nest. A ladder, a small boy and a quarter figured lin the reseue { HAVE ONE WITH US 3 ANGELES, June 10.—A girl atitp water from a bucket at 38 Neal Solves Problem oss 's ssinnte unt crested » ven CURES IN FEW DAYS {She was raising money for foreign World's Greatest Care,” Mrs ALCOHOLISM And Drug Addictions | missions. The traffic cop apolo gized and withdrew SPLASH IN FURS OCBAN PARK, Cal., June 10, Fur-bathing suits are sweeping. the beach, Bear pussy and bunny |makeups are most popular, and the lears.of the favored animal adorn Wie» bathing cap. Ordinary cos v\tumes have almost disappeared at itl’ URLINGAME, Cal,, June 10.— £'Waltér N. Phompson ofSan Ma had,.an unusual experience tod | {while walking through Burlingame| Y' thrrace, when he eapied a big snake} of the 1 racer type crawling at the feet of his companion The snake Was a captive, having! {jooh entangled in the_soft asphalt] dt th thoroughfare chat had melt ed considerably owing to the exces: jive heat » and full ine formation Men's $1.25 and some $1.50 Negligee Shirts, Anniversary Sale price 10c Ginghams 50¢-65¢ Union Suits 39¢ Big lot of Ladies’ Summer Weight Jersey-ribbed Union Suite, values to 650. Sale price 39c For a clear $ 25 Full Size complexion use Quetn Reg- ent or Pumice Toilet Soaps, 10 cake for 5c offered for or 6 for 25c 89c THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY U that will wear “Crochet Bed and wash to your entire sat- isfaction, yard Spreads now J SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. ANNIVERSARY SALE Our justly celebrated First Anniversary Sale will be continued tomor- row and each day this week, every department teeming with attractions. Many new lots of choice goods will be put on sale at special Anniversary Sale prices. SEE WINDOW DISLPAY Children’s 15¢ black ribbed Suit Cases, Cotton Hose, Anniversary Sale Bargains in Our Women’s Ready-to- Wear Apparel CHILDREN’S DRESSES Regular values $4.00. Anniversary $1 98 ' Sale price values $3.00. Regular $1.49 Anniversary Sale price .. Regular values $2.50. Anniversary Sale price . S$. 29 $7.50 Dress sow $3.49 Big lot of Trimmed Hats, worth regular to $5.00. Sale price for this sale 98c Regular $3.00 Men's Suit Cases now all sizes, pair 9c Women's 25¢ to 35¢ Lisle Finished Hose in black and tans; pair 19c Women's 20 Jersey ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless kind, now 9c 25¢ to 35¢ Women’s Jersey Ribbed Underwear, all styles, garment 19c Great big lot of Men's 50c Silk Neckties. Sale price 29c Men's 65c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, sale price 39c ———| Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts, various colors and all sizes, for £9 va Women’s $12.50 Novel- $5.98 Women’s $14.50 Novel- ty Coats. $8.98 Sale price Women’s $25.00 Novel- ty Coats.. $12 98 0 Sale price Petticoats, $3.50. Sale price now ...--.:.. 9109 Regular “$5.00 Dress Skirts, « offered for $1.59 50c to 65¢ Gingham Pet- ti€oats, the kind that will wear and wash to ty Coats. Sale price Messaline regular your entire satisfaction, for 3c 75c Petticoats for 49c. Ladies’ Elegant lot of Parasols, worth |] Gingham Petti- regular $1.50; [] coats, embroid- ‘eas oe ered and tuck- 70 a 49¢ 5¢ to 10e Card Pearl Buttons. Sale price 3c 25c Package Hair Nets, 5 Regular Skirts, Carnation Milk, sole elsewhere for 10c; 4 cans Fels Naptha, Ivory or Fairy Soap, 7 bars ar; eu0 Men's $1.25 and some $1.50 Negligee Shirts, Anniversary Japanese Rugs, size 36x72, in Oriental de- signs. Anni- Sale price versary Sale Powder, pkg. price 4c 4c 18 First Anniversary Sale Bargains In Our Shoe Department Pumps and Oxfords for Less Than Half Real bargains! Not odd lots; not leftover or un- desirable styles; not goods that didn't take and were then reduced to be pushed out. No, indeed, but full assortments of the latest and best styles for less than 50c on the dollar. Here are young ladies’ and wom- en's Pumps and Oxfords, a manufacturer's surplus stock, secured under most advantageous conditions; worth regularly up to $5.00. $1 5g ' Anniversary Sale price Old Dutch Cleanser, regular 10c package; special, pair our price, 4 packages 49c 25c The Always Busy Men's Store $20.00 Men’s and Young Men’s S up-to-date $15.00 S for gah men and ve boys; wine $4095 pants, at Coat and full Trousers, pocket, button Gold Dust, Citrus or Pearline Nets in each Envelope 9c Trimming Braids for Wash Dresses, values to 25c yard Ra ub Ladies’ 2-clasp Pure Silk Gloves; all colors; 200 dozen Men's fine Cotton Socks, black and tans; sale price, pair Gc And another lot of Men's 25¢ Socks; Anni- versary Sale price, pair Hl One hundred dozen Men's 10c Hemstitch- ed Handker- chiefs, each Sc package 500 Count Needle Point Pins In vu Regular 5c Ha- vana Cigars, 100 in box, sale price, each, 3c, or per box $2.75 O.N. T. Darn- ing Cotton, black, white and colors, per ball Qa abu and So brand Suits, styl $16.65 Cassi newest 490 Pid $30.00 Sincerity ciety ts; ish and de pendable $25.00 All wool mere Suits; shades, at sizes Box cut peg-top watch loops, Just received—A new lot of Boys’ Suits in fancy gray mixtures, Weight with tunnel and but ton holes on | pockets; $6.00 and $7.00 sellers ; going $4 Or Printed Challis and Boys’ Summer ‘Knockabout” Suits, in brown and blue mix values, for And another Ladies’ $1.25 and #0 $1.50 alt silk Gloves, pate lot of Men's American Prints, Anniversary Sale price 32¢ Suit Cases; 84.00 Sale price $2.89 regular 20¢ values. worth oma 491, 1220 Sale price 122¢