The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1912, Page 6

Well Known Merchant How Fortunate! Osgar’s Prize Chi "yor Iss ie QUICK — TELL M@ DER Ant “HOPED You wouct COME ON DISS TRAIN OSGAR, L RUN To MEET YOU VILE DER ENGINES WAS? STILL PUMPING To Téu You Determined to | Unload FINDS HIMSELF FAR TOO MUCH S ON HAND. No to 138 A TOTAL WITH STOCK Desires the Object Get Rid Price Only Goods. ot The Brid aver pe ve grade did the that en TY he posed will be cw limit One « clothing sa Seattle w well known { and v SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE COMMITTEE Pull x tien! \FIX IT SO THEY CAN SEE rinted| Ws ich | pa (Ry United Preas Leased Wire) WABHINGTON, J 1S—A result of emen's agreemet | | in tome for the a no etre clothes till y the a “gent Leader Leader negotiated between Majority and Minority and the leaders possib tos Underwood Mana, in the ican and democ senate, it is ne members of cc national conventio agreed to ness” during be Baltimore | | house repub im the r the a the The leader partisan bow Chicago an¢ : " fe A h the entions: auny REFUSE TO RECEDE WASHINGTON, June 13.--By e of 3 the senate toda used to re from dime » the metals t re fan pr ite am paling the ¢ v if of San » doesn't propose te from convention a will through for Ss graft prowec FOR INFANT FEEDING milk substitute because by the Calvin Philips & Co. 815-816 Leary Bidg. Get Busy and Plant} Ko clear Roosevelt Kristoferson's tn the next best for mother's m it Is pa hold metho: proved scientific n Order this health m livered regu A. Kristoferson, Main 223. Elliott 223. (By United Press Lemsed Wire) CHICAGO, June 13.—Committee man Sturgis offered a motion be fore the republican national com mittee today providing that the proxy held by Francie J. Heney of |San Francisco be rejected on the |ground that Heney is a democrat | Sturgis’ motion was something of a shock to Heney, who immediately jtook the floor to deny the accusa |) ition. The motion was tabled on a viva voca vote. H holds the || |proxy of Comman Thorsen of South Dakota. | Committeeman Sturgis opened ihis attack on Heney tmmedia jafter the San Francisco man eo tered the committee room. Secur ing recognition from Chairman Rosewater, Sturgis turned until he faced Heney 1 moe that | ‘shouted Sturgis. exclude from counsel Francis J. Heney, who is @ democrat, and also refuse to re ognize the proxy under which he is present } Heney grinned at Sturgis. Sena ee |tor Borah asked Sturgis where was jany record showing that Heney was showing that the move was unex plaint is filed in the United State lin jail for land frauds, in behalf of | Jones secured by fraud TACOMA 13.—The smoke pouring from the windows, the flesh beginning to scorch, ademocrat. After Heney and other | pected, and unwelcome to them court today by United Sts Atto the United States The suit ts j tries entailed 1,440 acres dental overturning of a lamp by and notified the fire departmen Six} progressives bad commented sar MAN PARDONED | ney McCourt against Willard N the recovery of $133,000 which + preemies in Coos county Mrs. J. D. Perry last night caused No one entered before the firemen, EDLES, Cal, June 13 } castically on Sturgis’ motion, it was Jones, recently pardoned by Presi {guvernment asserts is the her death by suffocation and burn and they found Mrs, Perry lying on| }men are belleved to be drowned in| th ap od Ik de \f Hundreds of people are going into Central Oregon daily. Bend is the future great city of that great empire. Buy now while prices are low. It only takes $10 a month, Bend Park Co. 860 Empire Bldg. romaro PLANTS wate . Soar for Aphis on Kose Busi« ear, 120 Pike St. Phone Main 2253. this committee, OLD HATS Remodeled, cleaned, blocked sewed, dyed, trimmed-—made ke new. MODEL MILLINERY 527 People’s Bank Bide. AMUSEMENTS Both Phones 6166 e ° Is the Practice of Medicine WITHOUT DRUGS OR KNIFE The Elliott Savonas Other Big Acts Press, HIGH LIFE IN JAIL OTHER BIG S. & C. ACTS | The PANTAG 3ES Matinee Daily—Twice Nightly “AT THE EDELWEISS” | | Chronic and acute complaint yleld to this modern branch of the medical science with su prising ease. June aces Big Musical Comedy Act All-Star Program 1c and 206 | Suite 4245-7 Arcade Bidg. A NIGHT IN TURKEY DANCE TONIGHT DREAMLAND Seventh nod Union at once tabled, the Tait people PORTLAND, Or., June 13 }dent Taft from serving four monthe value of the nine entrie ing. Neighbors noticed heavy) the bed, her clothing burned off and) ithe swollen Colorado river, accord: | ing to messages received here to-| day from Old Fort Mojave. The messages stated that al barge, on which six flood workers entered Bullhead canyon late yes terday, floated ashore, overturned, | near the fort today } HOLD UP DEATH SALEM, Or. nire € Tickets Ralph Krows Electric Co. Retail Everything Electrical 316 UNION STREET Opposite Postoffice, Main 1634. Turkish Souv Admission 2 Foun Where diseases Polson, Fevers tiem, Bright's Trouble, Troubles of and Chror conmfully out the 4 such Cancer, Dinease, Paralysis all kinds Dis are mic 1and cured with of drugs of any kind We Can Cure You of the Liquor Habit Without Drugs Come and See Un. as Rheur Storm: Female Tumors June 13.—The execu-| tion of and Chas. Humphrey, | brothers, convicted of the murder} of Mrs. Eliza Griffith, scheduled for tomorrow, today has been indefinite ly postponed through the serving of a stay of execution on Warden Curtis of the penitentiary An appeal is pending before upreme court the , ee WANT THAT OLD GUN OTTAWA, Ont., June 13.—Col. | ans ans ans » diughes, minister of militia and defense, has received a request from the Bunker Hill monument | association that the old gun ecap-| tured at Bunker Hill in 1776 by the; English and now resting on the elt! [adel at Quebec be returned, | Consultation Free. SWICK SANITARIUM 2815 tnt Ave, Se Bell you # new one or repair the old one. FLATIRON REPAIRS —— Dor Your CHICKEN CooP LOSS — NODDINGS COFT Bur CINDERS, ALL YOUR FING CHICKENS — CONVENTION ~jare taking a great de THE STAR VoT® MY PRIZE ORPINGTONS — MAN, DON'D SAY Dor! DON'D SAY DEY Are BURNT UP! , THURSDAY, JUNE CHickens &ICAPED DER FIRE. 13, 1912. cKens Weren't in the Fire HURRAH, DOT | 183 GOoT News M | ALL YOUR FING LueKily, - DEY WASS NOD IN DER os pow IN FACT —= —DEY WAS3 CFERY VON STOLEN Der NIGHT Before, — |AYERS PEOPLE | ASK AND GET The Ayers Terminal Co, failed te through with its proposition again, and another week's A letter from the commission in whieh Ume wae Charlee war aranted Fenn te r ye port r terday afternoon, the lay given that been unable and further r for de the New Ye to leave time excuse again ae plann eques wtrenuc de ted to there ¢ mminstoner I ator) thes, which he said Almont the port mle had f commilnen wan of Seattle at been notified to submit had any similar iting te ere th elr pre May 2 re { they at day a red t to yma dani bere land inte that wait day wa the com agre stil Chittender the next yee terday and Rew voted to walt on Wedne matter until a epe ne be ime A BIG TIME ON THE FOURTH AT KIRKLAND | and wane Fourth of July n of the old-fashioned va to make glad the mw baerved A that ned fathe riety days in Kirkland A morning ferry to greet Mayor speaker the day marching through the rmed the parade in which after there and town |) will be a program in the grove. At noon an ¢ will be held, a sports of all vari Jtime basket lunch i in the afterncon les. The citizens I of interest lebration, as neighboring towns MASONS TO GO TO ABERDEEN | Principal business of yeutertiay# | Masonic convention was the selec on of the meeting pl of the 56th annual communication of the | grand lodge of F. & A. M. for next Aberdeen captured the con vention after a abort contest with | North Yakima and Walla Walla Frank N. MeCand was elected grand master. A communication was read con cerning the home for indigent’ Stax at Puyallup. W nothing decided upon in the ble that the home The expense will the in approaching « th defi matter, it will be fin WOMAN WANTS TO BE MAYOR (Ry Unsitea Press Leased Wire) SAN DIEGO, June 1 Mra. Rae Copley Raum, sister-inlaw of Pres ident D. C. Collier of the loc ox po! company announced her candidacy for mayor of San Diego. Bachelors’ tax and anti sulcide are important planks in her platform GIRL MARRIES AGED EDUCATOR ROSWELL, N. M., June 13 John 1. Cansidy, president of the National “ark seminary, Washington, D. C., aged 65, and Miss Stephena Prager, 1% id daughter of W. 8 Prager large sheepman of thi city, were married here at noon to dy Mise Prager was a student at the seminary last year A NOBLE AFFAIR was tion has race LONDON, June 13.—One of the most brilliant of the June weddings in England was that today of Lord | Northland, only son and heir of the | Earl and Countess of Ranfurly, to Miss Hilda Cooper, youngest daugh ter of the late Sir Daniel Cooper St. Margaret's, Westminster, was the scene of the ceremony, which was witnessed by representatives of nearly all the nobl families of the United Kingdom DEN RAIDED Frese Leased Wire) VANCOUVER, B, C., June 13. In what was one of the most suc cessful gambling den raids ever conducted by the Vancouver police forty prisoners were captured yeu terday afternoon at Columbia ay, The prisoners made up all sorts and conditions of men, including one ancient person barely able to | walk with the ald of a stout stick HERE’S MYSTERY PORTLAND, Or, ~Mys tery surrounds the here, June 18, death | early today, of Ralph R, Pennapaek-} er, a young dentist | Wash Pennapagker's found at the bottom of a flight of stairs in a downtown rooming |house. Hts neck was broken. No ioe heard the noise of the fall. of Hoquiam. body. was MORE DELAY \ STANLEY GETS SLANT AT LUMBER KING 6-YEAR-OLD BOY IS RUN DOWN BY AUTO. While playing 16th day afternoon, Harvey { Mra ter N run by PLAYING SE on ay, yen Marvey,} Har-| down Alber He wa year-old son rk men have | re for the ond he is suf 4 nuel Brown, t the driv n front i t wrk, who was| , s wn's garden, | . . ’ »! JAMES B. KEAL he accide ‘ Indiana chieftain allies EDWARD | mines THe MAN WHO PUT oveR LOR) ign chairman ¢ MER ie, old ad, in of statesmen boy en't tn who war «r fi te nut ma RULING FOR PIPE LINES TAFT DEFENDING on : COMMERCE COURT he al WASHINGTON , dent o th t made of the * the wo Ho prom looked #0 g00d. t with T. B ‘ourth Je The At ford “a | | j commerc day that 0 The wesc a rrier obit engaged in commerce n ded t con sh Presi dget to com alt pip bill ' D. Caldwell w build transporting 0 me ing nue the operation wher of the ‘ STEVENS ACADEMY Fourth near Pine Open All Summer. though lines rights-of-way the Are Cx tT con Wh pre leaders riation t sislating Ma office is r ved the decision, | It is reported that President Taft} jdeclared he will stay with congress} | bere mmer rather than saree; ELECTOR WILL sve si evista VOTE FOR T. R.| was some potire | | CHICAGO, June 13.—Fred Bug PORTLAND, Or, June i3--A } ie, Nominated by Indiana for re-|pretty Portland girl with a tight | publican presidential elector, an. bobbie skirt tried to board a car nounced today that he and four but couldn't get her foot high others from indiana, whose names enough to reach the step. A gal are withheld, would vote in the lant passenger placed bis hand um Lslestero! college for Col, Roosevelt) der her foot as a stirrup and the a» | lif the republicans carried Indiana. cent was made. i from the over acquire te ort onty the he the the Wood out ent also own © Thee ach houne would veto ine file their interstate com according h the rate army appr n} | provision | to! or jon wit comminsion ff * Cool al Piace. * of Tacoma) $ American Made $15 Double reled Shot Gun $4.50 Carving Sets Bar- $10.00 Carving 50c Baseball Glove Mitts or 75¢ Shot Gun Shells 2 $3.25 B. B. Roller $2.50 Poker Chips 9c Fish Rods $1.00 Poker Oc Landing 10c Key Rings 25c Williams’ Shaving Stick Tic $1.00 Boxing Gloves . $2.50 Fish Nets $3.00 Boxing Gloves | 50 Pune dade 2s $2 Ba 1/6. F. SPANGERBERG| Sale Continued First and Spring | 9:30 a. m. Tomorrow \ A PATHETIC CASE Lm QUICK TRANSITION FROM RELIEF TO who man. against om pe ra Words by Music by maim SupDEnN Grier, HOOSIER WARRIOR NTINEL 711 EAST PINE gy, Admitted Pies. fe noon and Byer Skat ng 25¢. Wy a Au Deyigee ING, ged Taft fou Taf of the BUYS APARTMENT < _ FOR $125,000 ~ | Our Goods DISSOLUTION * Lg 820 Pike St, your while is believing. ng out a fine ine of pinent r o him that boug flere apart af #0! for 1 th ng. REY 5 New 6-ft exter Round Oak Table rr t Jara, dozen fe ee New Oek “hiffoniers ... w Maple $i4 > Chiftoniers seendee a jentle Dt $3.00 Punching $3.50 Punching Bags $4.50 Punching 50 Foot balls $2.00 Fox balls $3.00 Foot balls $5.00 Foot balls $6.50 Boxing Gloves