The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1912, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR sess Jatnosens wor COMMISSION | |HODGE STIRRING 'EM UP Ceara Solan) a, COMING HERE _ IN EASTERN WASHINGTON ave they all day.| have ft if th « testes costaieslod will hold a bear], (iy: Uesies:Pedue Ee Wire) right of the to contro! their | Hf They'll behave Ike makes eam. [ing in Seattle to decide on the die-| NORTH YAKIMA, Wath,, dune|own govern the Initiative ‘| The Summer Clearance of H| ij | FUMNITURE BAY e008 Store « Daily 100 and at Gen, | ‘FREDERICK & NELSON, Ic. pute betwee » the |18—-Pive hundred voters lustily| referendum — t 1, Including | yway, And you'll like it as|/Pute between shippers as to call, ‘ much as they do after you have | Proper classification of freight » Hol” Hodge, the people's | judas, Hodge followed thi X tasted It, Ord plenty, for| The (rouble Hew in the fact that] Candidate for governor at Moxee|day meeting with a personal « . 4 no retail merchants object to the | Yesterday noon, at a big mass meet-| vase at Yakima. He also wpoke be Hood's Cream has that “more cs te ‘or ceed aa froight | [ng The fighting sheritf from King| fore the 8 Commercia} club in al ore an uit ish” flavor At carload prices. ‘They maintain {COUMLY Wax In good fettle, and he| ue evening. ‘Today he ts carrying] HOOD'S CANDY CO, that by #o doing the mall order | *#iled right Into the affairs of state /on hie campaign at wer and] ii 1509 Pike Place, houses will be able to send merchan: | Without mineing wordy, The crowd! Pasco, and will addrens a im 9 + was with him and applauded heart-| meeting at Walla Walla tomorrow 9 B T 39 rp. dise to the e 1 p t H psa Scones wot ucmodistassmtcs se mae | hin unequivocal stand for the| night egins omorrow —— sth ‘n> MIDSUMMER SALE!) “°!%itsiteooy[ segze"]| Wednesday A telegram sent at # o'clock this VERY woman who intends Morning to State Senator Dan Len to buy a new Tailored e 9 > , jdon, president of the Roosevelt g 2 h a 1es | came fa e ie ’ jclub here, from Robert A, Moran, Suit may reap important advan- a jthe Puget oound shipwaiider, and a - * tages from this Clearance—for eres tf oosevelt’ delegate-atlarge from | 3 on , \ Washington, sizes up the situation , o aside from the unusual lowness M d t O d . | gt Chicago as follows of the prices, consider the fact vy \S “My judgment is that th -(O- r er f : y judg e ; Suit is a compara- a e convention will repudiate the that every Suit is a compara 4 action of the national commit | tively recent arrival (some, in- tee by seating the Roosevelt . 4 4 : thin t vas delegates from Washington and deed, have come within the past other delegations, and that I four weeks), and fucther, that without doubt Roosevelt will - A bias be the nominee. A complete . } these clearance valu victory is the way it looks to . : ed when the wearing season me.” . 4 are offer- has but fairly started. PURE FOOD All sizes from 34 to 51 bust measurement are in the Clear- * " LUNCHEON ance, also Misses’ sizes, 16 to 18 Tomorrow we inaugurate a clearance sale of é . 3 s Fm Men Aclemhien oF bn years—and practically every de- | our entire stock of high-grade woolens. New /s : Inspectors convene here July 9 to | sirable color, material and style shades in English blue serge, fashionable mix- ™ 13 they will be given a Fact Bound} fi is to be found in the three prin- . re Pure Food luncheon by the Seattle tures in Scotch tweeds; everything in color and by publicity bureau, It will be the ob-| style of fabric that fashion calls for. Regular ject of this and other commercial | | ’ ‘ bureaus to show the delegates how values of these si run as high as $65. é ; |the food products of the Sound are ! made ready for shipments, bm | GIRL BORN WHILE ; ' "$19. 00 ete ASHES FELL ee year ; oy eb ~4 |alty list of the pe I ps Bo of ’ silks, plain and trimmed Sizes 34 to 51 bust m uremen Made to 0 oe atmal ie three dead and one tn / |jured. Ashes to the depth of one : : stonianaent cipal re-priced groups, at foot fell at Chignok, 206 miles wont i i MR. LILLIAN RU | P c jot Katmaf, and the surrounding ish Sale Lasts Three Days Only : ae | ands are covered Snapshot of Alexander Moore of | Bent | A Uttle girl was born near Ko.| Pittsburg, taken at Chicago conven: | = a |diak while the ashes were raining|tlon, Moore married Lillian Rus-| Wednesday, Thursday and Friday cown Sl call at noon. ove day in Pittaburs| ° . o Most of the buildings at Kodiak) and appeared bright and early the t Every Suiting in House Goes at Sale Price. b , are safe aud the people are getting|next morning at Chicago as a} conte ewan Suits in fine weaves of fancy worsteds Suits in imported mixtures, Particular attention is invited to our white fs ae ar and cream colored serges in stripes, whipcords ees, aye me (YOU'LL FIND IT HERE )f ©!" corsets 0 leo "a a News of the Day Condensed f. Bi P le and fancy colors. Sizes 34 to 42 bust meas- , : rings “Sigal 34 to 44 ‘or Busy Peop mixtures, homespuns, serges and wide-wale Every suit made by expert men tailors, with ® urement; 16 and 18 years measurement; 16 and 18 years. an absolute guarantee of perfection in fit and / Tomorrow, Wednesday, Suit Section, Second Floor. style. : Our ete as oe eek cee ; |] Subscribers to The Seattie tar a men when yu order rom | Serene SSS" 5?) New Taffeta arasols, | ae ee ae The Seattle tiff claims she was damaged *| 7c ors Is are made o1 -ril when the gang plank of the «| HESE new Parasols are made on a ten-rib gilt 9 3 or all ‘ Colman dock failed on May #|f with covering of excellent quality taffeta silly DIAMOND LADIES TAILORS ; 5 } ak eeuwee See eee fod | I: ished with hemstitched edge. Long handles, and } ' t to match covering. Choice of 417 UNION STREET “4 Bireutation Rigging Wall tor the | Va White Green wat Next to White Building. | Tuenelit of Our Lady of Good Help| Blue-Grey Grocers of Geattie will hold wer ‘tee nana “sat a" LWH PAYS THE he Price “32. 50 Many smart designs are shown in plain and ae 7 , ’ “Saphsanchl soeeds FIDDLER NOW? \ : Parasols at other prices ranging upward to SiGe IE fire Maral Oricnarat naw 8) nfidently expecting tt 4 a / BLACK GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS, SPECI spiications for fire crack- w| Confidently expecting the nett | y \ ‘ ; L R S Se a ary Fisst be ap #/t Appropriate $7,560 for the pur . be $2.00. r ib Umbrellas, 26-inch size, with loe of od by the owner #)/B0%® Of proceeding with the con-| Y ‘ es hiiltocs en wl eifecks e eNO Fiiding and the mer #/domnation suit In the Cedar river| 7G handles in novelty carved effects; unusually-g000 chants must be made to the w| Watershed and the acquisition of fire ‘marshal After this is done *i the Ni. thousand acres owned wie jen H. Ober, sever Round June 18—Charged pat 4 eared eae | UR assortments meet every woms nn S ecial » & fire to the tlm) Friday evening. The finance com-| Summer needs, for every-day and dress } P nea mittee on Friday afternoon @ i F Trip ‘alls, A. BI ¢| two to tbe an Ante ie po this fy Wear—in the best double-tipped qualities at ? |b 'ythe sheriff on the complaint Of gyoropriation. And’ the council il the following prices :— $ Fire Warden Carpenter | yesterday afternoon voted to post-| $3 2 = OVER THE— ? 5 $ James A. Sexton Post, Woman's | Query: Whe ail pay the crais : Short Silk Gloves ROCCO her Hand-Bags of exe |Reliet Corps, No. 35, will be enter-| ers ands surveyors now? 50c, 7 $1.00 and $1.25. lent’ dons ion enk e tained tomorrow at 3016 18th ay. N./ § and $1.25 : t : ish | i . ar me gilt and silver frames. Lining @ ee | The Cordova, which left Paiedes |WANTS HER GEMS. 1 Long Silk Gloves Dette eter ocala 5 » March 31, bound for Seattle, p hy ieee yg ee n silk, sl ly * purse and @ C ) @& ree ned off the Mexions 1 Proeneuitae Attorney Murphy, | 5c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, $ eis cabot: hil Colors, black, ‘ eeaeeeneees ringed and Chiet of Police |] $250 and $3.00. romou wes purchased by Pe gid pom sted to appear |i $2.50 and $3 —First Floor tan ar Special, $1.95. Steamahip company for the|Pefore Judge Ronald on Friday to |) ~~ , O. S. L. AND UNION PACIFIC jatar ran” "* ao abate ve —. Women's Mesh Bags of German Silvet to | 1 lain silver fimish, with att jewelry claimed to be tis Geoperty . | » “onb : Dates and F r t it E Depts, ps re gente std Ride of Mrs. Lottie Kramer. The Jewel | any railroad station or Seis landing in | ivel t i fi nch frames; “at i jolphin, » 2 etch! ry had ene stole oth > | 2 " netrt chai ares to Suit Everybody 22 eee oN seine onthe fe | Suse ct" Washington, ow all pore | sles : oo an 3 ithe |lice investigation impli her |] f t Speci in port at 6 tomorrow morning. The] ow. gon in the robbery : chases amounting to 5.00 or over a » Special $1.95. < reke | Alameda will arrive at 4 o'clock|) 20 nu 8. Kr } 7-inct i neue’ “ Friday morning from Cordova, from|,"nted, but Mra. Kramer refused Method of shipment to be optional Six- and 7-inch sizes, special $2.50 June 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29 which port she will bring 80 passen ¥ when his case came up, 9 soppe' even to the extent of identifying with us, July 2, 3, 6, 7; 11, 12, 15, 16, 20, 22, 23, 26, 29, 30, 31. gers and 900 tons of copper her property. we ‘ a RATES TO SOME OF THE LEADING POINTS | Condition of John Kelly, aged 73 | i st - 4s seeeeee ° «+ 108.50 | cific train at psy cy yester | om i Jenver . : 55.00 Montreal ; TIE) 105,00] was not improved any this morning. he councll yesterday afternoon . roo Philadelph ed 108,50 It is feared he will not live *| oct the hour of 3 o'clock Pueblo ... . Portland, Wes psieg . + 110.00 8 as the time on the hea art ‘ Sioux City ....+++ 60.00 Toronto, Ont 91 | Independent Telephone cc " 01.50) pa OO y phone company's Des Moines, Iowa .... x . 65.70 Washington, D. © eetacoe 107 Steamer Humboldt arrived * come up at that time as to whether Davenport, lowa 3 ‘ + 70,00 Chicago 50 in port last night from Skag nchixe should be revoked on |i . : und that it bas been forfeit i . 9 the absorption of the Inde A . Speci c Rock Island, ickyaanae® : 10.00 Council Biufts, Kansas City, Omaha, Bt Joseph eroo way with the results of the pendent Co, into the Pacific Tele. om July Atlantic pe ape + 111.00 Duluth Baltimore, } ‘ e . ‘ . 107.50 Milwaukee Boston, Mass. ....... ‘ - 110,00 Minneapolis and St, Paul Buffalo, bed sate : 91.50 8t. Louis Detroit, Mich. ..... 82.50 Winnipeg HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ADVANTAGES OF CHOOSING THIS ROUTE IN MAK- ING YOUR TRIP EAST: Steel Coaches and Electric Block Signals protect you all the way. first spring cleanup in the Fairbanks and Dawson regions. She carried $250,000 in gold bullion, The Humboldt has brought more gold to Seattle than any other vessel, over $25,000,000 having been brought down by her 72.60 60.00 BIG FESTIVAL of piel oF bon, ened with bho SAR Vashon Island's great strawberry iar be held tomorrow 4» yy Another Gown at this price is in kimono style, of pink: t old hautanqua { ee eee uum. See Ha blue-dotted crepe cloth, trimmed with ribbon-drawn edge @f | oto! affair o a¢ i } tive ¥ Lockwood de Forest, the famous the people with the tact that pattern lace—this also is an espec attractive valiiés New York landscape artist, 1s In S¢-|Vashon's strawberries real wa Gowns # tattle on his way to Alas elthe finest. A boat will leave pier| 1 Other special June offerings in cc crepe Night” he will paint the beau 2 46 P send : } “ feountry. His ambition 4 at 10:46 Wednesday ‘morning if $1.45 and $1.75. Second Flesh In traveling East over the O-W. R. & N. you have the advantage of the beautiful scenic|the Alaeade Fane , HUNSICKER TRIAL H ; eM route along the Columbia River, well as through Colorado; also you pass through more} a —. When John M. Hunsicker assist 7 i large cities than you do if you take any other route. | Alumni of the University of Min:|@d in taking the census of Seattle ag if) Mail and Telephone Orders Ree po, |nesota will give a reeeption ‘this}in 1910 he was a little too enthust ’ Let us help you plan your trip. 4 , evening at the Washington to Jvof, jastic, it is claimed, he was too much th i eet : Maria L, Stanford of that fustitu:/of a Seattle booster, and now is on E. E. ELLIS, District Passenger Agent, tion, who Is visiting in this elty, trial charged with having made + 716 Second Ave., Seattle. tern lace, A special June value at 95¢. Oil Burning scomotives mean no cinder ther you, A perfect Road Bed makes your tra 00 nning Perfect Cuisine and Service and Polite Employes contribut of your journey. KSEE EEE ER EEE Heeee eRe EEE EE t materially to the pleasure Electric Lighted Trains, Electric Lighted Berths, Through Sleeping Car Service to Chicago. fraudulent returns, Supervigor R Tel. Main 932—Elliptt 1995 i That the X-ray is a valuable asset| W. Hill was a witness yesterday to jj Mail Orders Oregon-Washington Station, Corner Fourth Avenue and Jackson Street. was the gist of Dr. K. Winslow's}for the census. The case ia be | Carefully Filled address at the King County Medi-jtried in the United States Qistrict |} L—__— _ INCORPORATED, cal society's meeting last night. i pur, a = a : ~