The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1912, Page 6

BOY. IN PLAY, SHOOTS HIS AY MIATE idence prot SUNDAY ENJOYED | It's ( “Hur RY ADOLF, oR We JUST MISS DER TRAIN FOR CHICAGO! bat \ ~ . THES x — TICKETS, ‘Pp PEASE! uM MY PARTNER HASSE DEM nor iss er HE CAUGHT DER TRAIN, MAYBE HE WS SOMEVERS IN DER REAR, A UDDLE, STOUT A Fe Ole { 5 THIS HIM © >. TAR-—-MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1912 J Get Dor's HIM, abl ADOLF, ATTHEPARKSQN EVE OF BATTLE BOTH ARMIES The bright sunshine yes prousht the people out by e thousands. Afte winger weather, the be was appreciated by ever Woodland park wa most popular yesterday thousand band gave was enthusiastically apprec the crowd La Gourg park deli beach an tracted a though suits fore. $50, 000 NEEDED there a ve ated b Exposition The nte crowd. arge number t ssued than on the week is pressing b the work done last year Inadequate the assoc will, of more w GRAY HAIR = REAL FRENZIED WASHINGTON CONTEST day afternoon from this ttee at Chi st frenzied ef In the seating Sat the Taft delegat reached ite m and the nomination for Taft mittee had to disregard ab at least two ngton, the Third district and solutely the tact tha delegates from Wai delegates from the were absolutely uncontested were for Roosevelt Easy to Restore Natural rs Color of Your Hair by snes — short time ment is embe Hair Restorer k quires bi store the natural hair. It is in two si and can be ebtaine Drug Stores, and and department the country The best hairdressers uve it sell it to their patrons Hotel Ethelton If we had not given good service and kept « n house we ¢ the | stores have continued 7 years in withent a change of agen Rates T5e and Ave. Opposite Sa Ave. te KODAKS BS te FP. 0. MODEL MILLINERY 527 People’s Bank Bide EVERETT-SFATTLE major Third | district ci t have any title to elect two national delegetes D represent it ONLY TWO ARE KILLED JS ERUPTION (By Cable to The Star) SEWARD, Al 1 Met revenue ¢ INTERURBAN | _RAILW AY |, {ren Saturday and B indicates bs 6 traine right shed at Sixt FRANK BRIGGS Reliable Jeweler, 1330 First Ave., Will save in the u money on an jewelry line AMUSEMENT! DAVID BE L Pre “MADAME BUTTERFL Lg Empress SIDINE ARABIAN ACROBATS OTHER BIG ACTS ——__+— The PANTAGES Matinee ASCO Daily—Twice Nightly SEVEN AVIATOR GIRLS ese: and All-Star Program 10¢ and 20¢ |High School Graduate which cover the land ng and salting thel s no grass left for undrinkable The SERMONS FOR THE GRADUATES High school graduates to the num. ber of assembled in various churches of the erday to to sermons fitting their com: tion of the course. Prof. Meany of the drew high sch the morning Congregational water 600 listen university ad graduates at| ervice at Plymouth] church on “Our What Are Them, and to Do to Going to Do Are They With Going Re ake Congregation-| al chureb, Cha Clarke poke to the on “After | School | ADVISORY BOARD f Mayor Cot Id graduate board will be he ‘ he Comt 1 el Dr. J. B. Crich o uth comm Chief of Po Bannick and Counell ¢ on the speal ter speak loner fith Amos SI aving of the the possibilitie yulmo- | HAVANA, June me ithorities today | Estenoz. d of the rebel forces ° a ROOT STRUGGLING TO HOLD GAVEL AS KEYNOTE SOUNDER AGAINST TEDDY eoeeeeeer “@eoeeeoeeoeooe SENATOR ELIHU ROOT, New York standpatter old friend of Roosevelt's, who is center of at- tack of T. R.'s delegates for contro! of convention BRYAN AND TEDDY IN A PRIVATE CONVERSATION (By United Press ceases Wire.) CHICAGO, June 17.-—William J. Bryan, democratic Fe times beaten for president of the United States, leader and is occupying much attention. Arriving here yesterday unheralded, welcome which he himecif admitted was as warm ceived from a democratic assemblage, and today as he moved about the corridors of the hotel, he was enthui ically acctaime The majority of the delegates seem to believe that Bryan will be nomina at Baltimore, and that he is studying conditions here first hand, | orded to be better prepared for shaping things in the Maryland « United Pi Bryan renewed his denial tha gh any he ever re To the howe is a candidate named tween ( shall b To and w ipport s nominated they will turn to the y that he sunning out by eager to today that companied by a Bil, w righ The colonel from Nebraska was still chuckling today over his visit to the colonel from Oyster Gay, which he paid in his capacity a newspaper correspondent yesterday. The two men who may be a ing each other from the stump within a fortnight, were in private conversation for nearly half an hour. Neither would discuss the visit or the topics under discussion, and all efforts to get Bryan to say whether he welcomed Roosevelt as a fellow progressive were futile. I went to get @ pi for my paper declared Bryan, changing the conversation when questioned ance back was sc urances of ‘ou're all ° POLITICIANS GROOMI United P Mie Leaned Wire) 9 KILLED “INBIG STORM ST cor he was given a Ms Unued art after one of ~ IN MISSOURI, LOUIS, Mc thre @ most aghout dis he year killed in this were in. POOR CHINESE! SAN FRANCISCO, Ca th of Hi SACRAMENTO, KO I rel ions we tter and ceny, Pe Gr iffin in were injured been Mo adjoining Ts are reporte at Harr The storn Oklaboma counties > have jonvill also and Ken but no fatal reported from those and ten others and swept th from starvation and ated Chinese coolles lay « rock adore mile moon bay i Tuesday night by Chin and left t?t where the to be tation. Requ by the Charles June 17 issued today fice here for J. Griftin ated in Washington for lar is in Bakersfield n Francisco. MOC 8 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOEE SE OOOOH HEE OS OOOOHOOOEOOS: BIG CONVENTION FACES SNAPPED IN ACTION AT CHICAGO *¢ bound Lucky Adolf Caught the Lid bad for He Had Both ‘Tickets —— Tickers, PLeASe! “ eoKaten AYERS HERE WITH ANEW and PROPOSITION : nging with bim Eugene Thal. messinger of New York Palmer Wo and W. A the Abury, Paut tt, his as promotion the R. F. Ayers ts je to take up nege Star sociates in Ayers T back in Seatt! rminal Co. Sa tions with the port commission on he Harbor Island project Ayers says thi h proposition to c aA new ing an of $6,000,000 by his He claims that his now prove more equitals ‘o ‘of the port, but, nalike publication of the first tlemen's agreement is withholding the details of his sec ond proposal ng that would be discon the port commis si known to the public before it reaches them The port ninsh Wednesday to ¢ up this mat GERMANS TO BOOST POTLATCH The expenditure company scheme will the the adv nterest he * to make | mans are and they ge e going to t The man American City Alli ance held a meeting Friday night and decided to in for the Pot atch for all they're worth and also going to boost | it right, and to boos © part in it to ge societies of th singing The Seattle jon a very 8 Easter everywhere storing full “Bug” initiation jthem and the “bug state and all of the triumphs. A team is with ceremony pre SP OOOOSHSOSES SHH SH SH HH SS SHOHOSFOCOH HOO OOOO OOS | |cedes every concert Top, left to right—Ex-Gov from California; Pearl Wight velt supporter; Gifford Pinchot, friend Bottom, left to right—~Se mins’ campaign and dark horse Geo reg C. Pardee, Roosevelt delegate om-mitteeman from Louisiana, a Roose: ex-chief forester and T. K,'s persahal or Kenyon of Iowa, manager of Cum possibility himaelf; Charles‘$, Deneen, |bad been killed in a battle with the | teae rals. governor of Ilinois, who tries and Taft to keep friendly with both Roosevelt MAATS at { ot AGO! | | MASONS’ OFFICERS A reception to the f the Royal Arch Seattle counc Grand Council Masons, given by 1 of Royal and Masters aturday ht the ntion Ma and bodies of the state. Willia H. Acuff, of Spokane, was elected grand 1 r 1 lation of the office rand chapter of the Wa Order of the Eastern Star clo: of that | Mrs of Garfield, was ¢ matron ject ed sonic ¢ the tions Met grand 4 NOBILITY HERE and Bat ness H on the steamer for Alaska. They are The Earl and Countess Scotland, are guests at hotel. The 10,000 acre von Setul shew: Jefferson ight-seeing of Rothes the Weshington owns an etate England of MILITIA LEAVE Washington naval — militia r San Frar _ Pevneytvanta r left SAN FRANCISCO, Charles Bonner Cal who shot 17 old Bernice Gordan on the siep her home appeared SupeFior Judge Dunne ment today. The case tinued one week to plead, of before for arraign was con et banker, | t it] all of the German-American | Washington towns and are| | building —— Words Music } Ji Knew / DER TK \ 2 HA~Ha- WASB NOI CAUGHT (My United Prem Leased Wire) CHICAGO, June 17.—Ten thou sand men, talking of one topic hours daily, wearing » channe their brains with the constant har mer, of a single of thought are standing in the hote lobbies today, half hysterica nerves hammer line with NG | DARK HORSE bia: jexcorting and a mo | crowd lobby Up stairs in the parlor foo takes its place a corner % Roosey sed but nds a constant hopeful grou; 30 to 40 men. It seems never vary. Sometimes one gets in to 8 flore | by Schaefe er by Condo A Key HA! ' not one wf ten, The fh and the vast garishe room of the hotel, é cosevelt i6 full of map Women, tom are atthe quarters in the even mors. d room at the far end of © floor, a half ao, ® of Senator Cumming ¢ alongside of Toa on \s in charge and Sen. yor's wife shakes hang women and men, he ie woman in the reception riers are scattered through ‘Chileagds ny people staying te sy bebthe ts tm the ond something | should ny one stay jaarters. Onee ts a wd a string of sath ve and everybody tt mt 7 A mon JAPANESE HAVE ” THE HOOKWORK | © of hookwerm ts mg: ta! fomigrants te try. and 2? persons gaffe: this disease are held the United States ion at Smith's G of them are brides” wha, Waa pietare Japar Dr mari said ‘ Japa: try QOHN m. en ARP Who Is Promoted to the General Northwest Management of Kohler 8 Chase. There 4 | piano house of Kohler & Chase is: “We solicit your patronage lieving that secure that of of your friends may be in the market for high-grade pianos or musical merchandise This slogan has been the keynote to the rapid success of Kohler & Chase. So much so has this been the case that Kohler & Chase have leased new quarters and will have who a new build e r » date their rapidly growing business in the Northwest Mr Q. Chase dent of the firm of Ko with he ers in San has been in Seattle viewing the of thel tion and arranging for the new buildin » property de near the and Pine st Fisher. A n thi vice er & Ch Francisco ral days ite new loca lease and plans th ided on is corner of and owned », Which is 60X108, ¢ A building will be especially designed to meet the quirements of the piano This building will be thr in height for th esent be entirely occupied by the firm o Kohler & Ch ater, r five additional s and it is the ention to a musical center concert hall a ¢ ere make this with a The in Jar on to A period of 15 stated through Harry calls for and Ww as nee Dye Kohler & Chase thelr present loc which do not expire for another five but the rapid increase of their busi ness demapds a better and larger have a lease or fon a standing slogan in the]) It} new home is completed, through it we shall also} preset presi: | so that, as soon as thé for January Ist, 1913, sublet. about t location will be John M K be Mr who has be made a host of friends i will b rane ie he position | hager of both the Jepartments ot boise ff ution of Kohler ttle the « point for both etail department when the 0e¥ Chase belng very yncerning Oe al Northwest pasiness a wonderful rovitd throughout, Wasi and, in fact, a vst this fall,” sald in my_opinion there dverse conditions tuation and ‘ tical uinsetlement at ituations are } situation prekes closing of t na few weet ration does not Crop conan and there e to business rae Pacific coast. Tes unde & Chase have sod 0 roel e in the stability ess of the be « consid able clopment in thelf s both in Editor