The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1912, Page 8

In St, Paul promine te praneh atch other feral ‘One of them couldn't deliver. DANCING HIPPODROME, SEATTLE'S NEW DANCING PALACE. Fifth and University, 5 Cente Per Couple. - VEGETABLE SILK RWEAR AND HOSIE <Hhe, Conte Creede RIK, Seattle FRANK BRIGGS Reliable Jewe! 1330 First Ave. Will save you money on anything ao the Jewelry line. “Hotel Ethelton Our re in keeping with the thn to $f a week, 1 and fi p e all large Stores and ¢ Opposttc Postottice. Osirich Piume Sale We bought the entire high de siock of Hill's Ovetrich m. Now selling at 50 cents on the dollar $25 & $30 Willows $12 & $15 French French Heads, each 2 HEPTER HAT & PLUME CO. 361 Arcade Bidg.. Ird Floor “How true it is that some of our greatest literary works we writ- ten fn jail, Imprisonment seems to have furnished certaim authors with the stimulus they needed. Ah! A glorious tdea! ‘FIVE HOMES ARE ENTERED BY BURGLARS Baker Satu bout $68 in Crash! the proprietor pollee. Five homes in the Park district. were day by a burglar, and a jeash taken. The first visit was made ere to The § a confer a favor t x wotityin the home ter J. Herta 7 tard ay. 8 and a new st hat re warded for hin tre A. M doors down the same next. Mr, Fallon’s ‘ only $3 call at home of A. H Jones, 2123 Sist ay. 8, brought the robber $1 His next vinit, at the home of C. Sandabi, 1911 dist r ted in. the acquisition of « onedollar bill SPECIAL— makes the autos ran away ¥ field of vision, including a ca ler way, who waa reaponstble. Jones, was awake, and her screams $3 extra. You can consult me with con fidence. I absolutely refuse to supply classes in any case that ty young woman threw herse front of an automobile. It d work, so sh tried t on a t ing following an operation at t Seattle General ar In the hospital she said 5 does . he! at the Mt. Pleasant at Ree, em Thaw's troubles had driven her|srreroon, He had be crasy of tthe for five years. W.ROBSON specials Fourth Floor—470-473 Arcade Cut this ady. ont South Plainfield, N. J.—Jonathan keer eee eee Cole, $9, is cutting a third set of teeth after uring false molars for more than 2 years * * & © Straphangers of Rainier Vat * ley chuckle every time they # pass Columbit City now, for ®@ there in the yard * > * . * rs ee ee ae = | the Se . Renton & Southern are new, green cars, whose rox appearance looks awful good to the weary suburbanite. ‘Gedbeticesacdes 2 Sealoc Pe a BREAKERS CAFE Cor. First Av. and Cherry St. | A large number of Queen An jond community gathering of ft jseason. An | was rendered John Keeley, editorinchiet the Chicago Tribu on his way to Alaska.. He ts on | vacation 2 Viscountess ‘Chinda, wife of ¢ afternoon by Mra wife of the presid Chamber of Ci ». Other pro in Japanese residents will present Continuous Entertain- ment From 3 P. M. to 8 P. M., and From 8 P.M. to 1 A. M. J. A. ARMSTRONG, Prop. Harry Rathbone, clerk arres Friday night Maine, charked with robbing n pleaded ty. His bond was fix at $2,000. A dormatory for the nurses the city hospital will be erected the roof of the city ball by M Branigan, whose bid of $10,000 w accepted by the board of pul) works Saturday, The space in t hospital now used by. the will be used for patients. Renton, Rainier Valley, 9 2°31..." dropped anchor in Elliot bay Jackson Street and Columbia ¢ (2"".i"sec2 wus * week. Visitors will be allow PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN ho ee DISTRICT, THEY ARE RELIABLE Tee nea kaw eee COLUMBIA | RENTON errr rercwrermergerceerrarasreeeeseed GROCER GENERAL MERCHANDISE ~W. P. PHALEN | Williams & McKnight The easing Up-to-Date Grocer ot * wot aoe ou oh | “Hands up,” said a holdup m:. tbe Rainier Valley. | LIVE WIRE BARGAINS | State st, vert Pure Foods—Full Weights Phone Bick 71, Ind. White a1. | diay sald Relden, . day afternoon and will A new Empress theatre, agement of », will be erected In Sac | This will m theatre owned by the company ivan LAVENDER LOCKS, THE POET, TAKES HINT FROM nr le CERVANTES, ETC. a a ei en “There! Now for That'll do it! TH land tp jail sure! YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People sand promp paper fails It's not always unrutiness that, icon dedicated it Torte th His fifth and last visit w ; Sy Bon Mit pony geal | phen gpanlllngt readied boll ggria owt Mag AE Re iit Yer | Collision of « Fauntieroy car and HYDROPLANE IB PPVHE Sale embraces a number of very desirable patterns from well-known Ame fa and ‘aioe examination [vghtened> the tortsr vay [loosened the branes of he fiber Av 8 and Wrosane at reaed te) RUNG AMUCK ff red pieces. Being carried in open stock, the Sets can be added (0, and broken pieced TS cane Qold mountings, $3 to Ep tn fone aig og Soon ele ate aon ame Pa ny bee og a te ce ‘ee The hydroplane “Potlatch Bue’ | placed at any time. An example of the values ope 1 Screaming “Harry ‘Thaw, Evelyn|* SAF Owned BY De. J: HE Stevens. gins as \Siilier, yesterday afternoon, while ” : go jountings, $1 to Bi vogpitt.” Mra. A. R. Paulson 4 Pret-| euneral services for Or. Willlam| Seston—Billions of treedestrey-/D* WAS trying It out near Madison | 50-Piece Dinner Set, Special $7.50, R. Stoll, who died Saturday morn tal, were held Greater Boston like a snowstorm, patory this) covering certein dections half an m & resident) inch thick residents went out to the cool | shades of Kinnear park for the reo-| interesting program! if in Senttie) i ub | 1 suppose she isn't an athletic girl od : Pye . . a == | Japanese ambassador at Washing oe | ¥o HE finest tailored and trimmed models now find plac Ci lion. D. C., is in Seattle and ix be-| tke your | The man division will be cial a place in these four large cl ine entertained at luncheon this| “Ob, dear, no. Sister isnt abit the charge of the regular circula-| groups, which contain a large variety of the season's favorite effects in designs, J, D. Lowman of the Seattle | "fter doing the family washing.” railway mail| wharf rats. It is estimated 100 rats, touched off as the boys enter the| att!a man spanking a girl, and caused) nurses SORE EE EEE ® nenerte Sho (old him he would oc | *|cupy bik room alone. He says he| Mayor Cotterill opened the con. | ff ru un ries killed 28,000 wedbugs while over] rention this morning with an ad-| under! charged with doing | pictures of stamps on letters which "FREDERICK & NELSO A Pre-Inventory Clearance ° MILLINERY elect assortmer t of Hat OR the purposes of this cleatance a large and mbled nnd adapted for walking, dress and outin ear, have been rea ceptionally-low prices, as follows; At $3.50 Semi-deess and Tailored Hats in Chip Milan and Peg wers; also new Special $ nut straw, trimmed with Linen Hats with brim faced with straw At $5.00 Milan and Chip Hats, semi-dr effects, trimmed w wings and flowers. Spe $5.00, At $7.50 Dress Hats and smart tailored imitati air, Milan and Chip beautil flower-trimmed styles, also styles with brim covered 4 Special $7.50, Flower Trimmings in the Clearance pecial 25¢ and Bhé. Glorious! = It The words flow from another! "Glorious! Here comes masterpiece brain like cream from, a jug Ob, if 1 was only io for ten years! —\ 3,000 VISIT FLOWER SHOW Three thousand people went over to Woeat Seattle yesterday, strolled |i through the Hiawatha field house, |] And here come the effects of horse straws——many chiffon annual dinner and business mect- among the perfumes of thousands || Daisies, special 45¢. ing at the University club tur || ‘ . ¢ 5 of flowers fred the dozens 0 ; > ’ erica ity Roses 7 ST day night. Officers were eb oF “Sg nie the]. Corn Flowers in assorted colors, special cath 3 E * for the ensuing year, with Dudley | “*tistte booths and marveled at il 456 |... Covealipn. samen ae: ©, Wooten as president excellence and quantity of flowers aes ; § Wheat, special wad and 65¢. | Pops hs idles pO | Thy Mt, Baker park exhibit came |i Picnic given at Wildwood park amount of praine yesterday by Hildeshiemer lode of the LO. B.C. was nded by comin Sci: The Sale of Open-Stock Dinnerw Now Progressing in for the largen' The exhibit took the form of mon m1 t t the officially opened yeeterday, tt wan | Bt*¢ Second prize went to th | Women's Improvement club. ithe United Lutheran, and the serve Al! ert pit flowery model) Rew home at| Lecir exbibit was & flo } of their proposed club house. ‘e#- | Boren and Virginia. pecially low prices in sets of fifty and one fi ® sprinkling cart yesterday at 26th and foreign potteries, all featured at dashed madly to shore and| OURE‘O® | 130 Law| of American Sém ssee shape pictured, decorated with narrow gob a park, poked fix nose into a occupied by O. U. Tatro, jrelshade ay | | Miller was driving the boat for} lite owner, Wm. Sebertser, They} were returning to Madison park| from a trial spin when the steering | { ing Gipsy moth, who work su porcelain, on the graceli he | havoe to New England trees, struck old edge and gold lace design. Sp 50 pieces, $7.50; $15.50. . W* pay transportation charges fo any railrog or steamboat landing in the States Washington, on all purchases amounting to $5.0 bine border, ¢ ~ - for the set of 100-piece set, sped ANOTHER CINDERELLA er: riaincriat:* 9 —Chinavare r became disabled and the boat t wild } | The hydroplane was patled from | }the houseboat and taken back to the park | 500 “NEWSIES” AT. CARNIVAL | Tonight has been set aside by the management of the American Ort-| lental Carnival company as the red | letter night of the week j Tt Is newsboys’ night at the big carnival grounds at Seventh and Jackson ate. | All the carriers, newsboys and! branch boys will be entertained | jn royal fashion. “Shorty” Engler, | king of the newsboys, will take carge of the street boye He says is boys will see everything worth | Iseeing—and he always keeps his! tation over —_ eereteeeeeee ne | The Pre-Inventory Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Sui $16.50 $19.75 $24.50 $29.00 he | dy of! rs | } he “I don't see much of your siater strong, She gets all fagged out/tion men. Over 600 bore will be in jthe parade which will Jeave The} o * % | Star. office tonight at 7:20 sharp be jfor the carnival grounds, The car-| |. Beston.—Fearing bubonic: plagve,|nival band will be at its ead. Aj Boston will epend $50,000 to KiBoff) great fireworks display will be/ terials and colors 4 SESScRscgerec eecrzarsoee The opportunity is an exceptional one to secure at a con- siderable saving a smart, finely ‘tailored Suit for, walking or naterials in the great majority of instances re suitable for wear right through the dressy wear. The at leave every ship which docks here, «rounds. Everything will be thrown ls.|from Eastern ports where the| open for the boys | | vesara yaa ‘NORTHWESTERN ENGRAVERS HERE as|his arrest on a threatening Northwestern Photo Engravers’ | lic | charge. association is holding a three-days# he eerie convention at the Hotel Frye. Own: | 4..|¢rs and proprietors of photo engrav ing plants from Washington, Ore are of a weight a Fall season. The Pre-Inventory Clearance also offers unusual savings in Separate Coats, Tail Linen Suits, Lingerie and Wash Dresses, Afternoon and Evening Costumes, O Serge Dresses and Waists in tailored and lingerie models. | Yonkers, N Y.—Mrs. Martin Bes at} tan recelved » letter from Charie on| Williams containing the picture o ~ Eee —Second The Semi-Annual Sale of e | letter} Detroit, Mich.—L. D. Strong ed the police to force his landlady Ito return his room rent. Strong|#n and Britieh Columbia are in at-| tendance dress of welcome. After the bus- | liness matters of the coavention| Joliet, I—Frank Jackson, acar-|have been disposed of, theif penter, will leave for England next| members .and their wives with an} ‘Thursday to take possession of a/Sutomobile trip around the boule. $6,000,000 estate which he inherited,|vard system of Seattle + and a} |launch ride on Lake Washington one million escaped, offers exceptional values in favorite toilet preparations—many of them espe mand these hot summer months. Toilet Soaps lly ? ‘ Face Lotions —First _TalcumPowder: eeeeeeee | Chicago. — Three young iad wits devel WILL FILE BIG &\ rude Biller were discharged when| | Woodbury’s Soap, special Benzoin and Almond} reens” Hose and View er | the judge learned that all they had | SUIT THIS WEEK |] 14¢ cake m, special 18¢. | de Lorme Palcum Powe < the 15th) said to her was, “Ob, you beautifull poRTLAND, Or, July 15—That if : | rg See ae h ’ . | uuraud’s Oriental Cream, | Cuticura ap, special one-pound can, special Squibb’s Talcum Powdel special L2¢. j don.” the long contemplated suite of the | | government for the recovery of ol! 146@ cake special 95¢. an| Asbury Pack, N. J—Mra. Addie Janda tn California valued at mil er-|Henjamin of New York drew pen|jions of dollars will be filed in Los | Pear’s Scented Soap, spe- | _ Holmes’ Angeles early this week is decided | cial 18¢ cake. | 14¢. | special Frostilla, e He into hi posted a JACKSON ST. HARDWARE {1h pie sian into Is) she posted and was arrested [today ae the result of « cont | Rawat ee Miscellaneo TAILORS fee —. |The thug, however, did no wal, bul| jew York—Mre, Russell Sage| eke. dbetween B. D. Townsend, spe- |f ear's Unscented Soap, | ° P < if 7 |" Renton Hardware Co, | peat ‘x netrent |qane "90000" ia the attest eheantne| Sit attorney for the department ot|M] special 1O¢ cake | Hair Preparations ae LSEN Some Big Specials on Here. department pension fund for super-| district attorney for the ck, U. 8.1m ps ‘ ¢ Lustrite Nail Enamel, en's Te COME AND SER. Two victims of pickpockets re-|innuated and disabled “white rney for the southern | jf La Primera Castile Soap, Herpicide, special 39¢. “ial B lore Only BIG SAVINGS Jousen to the police. They | Wings.” district of Californian, The suits |M oicciat Oe cain cial 13¢. uaranteed” eal ‘whesnaax tea ore T. A. Buckley, 1211 48d st, N ¥ jai will number more than 200. It is! pecia cake. Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine, | “Odor-Sh ” ad . 2AIT Juckson 991 land ©. Ramsey, 4136 Lexington! thompson, Conn—Willlam Ray,|*llesed that the Southern Pacific | Conti’ Castile Soap, 4 | special S4¢ and @ | dlor-Shiun,” special Beneon 1476 | REAL ESTAT place. The former lost $5.50, the|s9¢ the oldest man In C&nnection |224 other defendants” obtained the El — ¢ and 65¢. “Mum,” speciat 1 ——— | ; a E |latter $18, * “ “Pe m ‘}iand through fraudulent entry pound bars, special 50¢. ; "special 15¢. _Princeton club of Seattle held Star Want Ads «: Bring Results AND STRIPES” "RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT |...” FLORIST ond Avenue is T eee a huge flag, which Did you ever stop to think that above the pavement you could save from one-third to specially to Th Marries Bide. Kenton. itch sights on § e Bon March waves Rainier Beach Pharmacy — Bon Marche's Pn, err ae AP Best Drug Store in This by District RIGHT PRICHE. 40 feet wid at Babit's Nursery, toot of Holly St.7 Take Old Kenton Line, get off at Brighton Learn to dance in t a Private instr Hon, ‘Trial, treo. sone every day and nivg. Dancing guar teed, 20 teachers, HIPPODK rifth and Univ If you have tried FLOUR White Front Grocery Star Want Ads 4100 Rainier Ave The Cleanest Store in ‘nase Bring Results, evs without come to us, Prot, Mat Valley. ‘ sou nd o' “ patriotic,” the D. A. R. is fighting | * ‘a ‘ ‘A MONSTER 5 the treasury plan to remove the| Nm Om a narrow tratl, || & MARLOWE. Goddess of Liberty from five-cent |'@0d mutilated three of his toes, |i B¢ cake 100 feet |tender needn't lock me It was made | night,” der, and measures 60 feet in length | yp his saloon for the day. learn from other teach! tench | disappeared was arrested, charged with selling iW liquor and groceries on Sunday | Fairy special THE RABBIT ESCAPED Soap, special 43¢ | LOS ANGELES, July 16.—Shoot. | Fh Washington—Holding it “un- Face Powders is." dozen cakes ing a rabbit that tried to dodge past |i Palmslive Bolly, 4pectst | La Blache Face Powder, | Absorbent Cotton, “o n Gar-|ff ’ | special 29¢. pound roll, special 18@ j ace titute Vjand then followed animal on a sae A lava: Wise: Boan ee “Pecfect? Ms org and substitute a Buffalo! r.aq run down the trail for a doctor. Williams’ Shaving Soap, Java Rice Powder, special > ree , Rese: aed iS bai Bye He tore up his hunting license I special S¢ cake | any, Bae | Rouge, special 25¢. AND HE APOLOGIZED BUT BOTH SURVIVED | | Piver’s Face Powder, spe El Perfecto Veda Rosi ’ SAN FRANCISCO, July | 16- e's |“Just becnuge I fall asleep yourtbar-| LOS ANGELES, July 15.—The up over {ald of six fellow lodgers and the cop on the beat- was required tof cial 69¢. Face Creams | Ronee, spectah alee. Lambert's. Listerine, sp sald an indignant stranger, “fe or- | greeting Thos, Lawson as heopened |¢xtricate Roy Bannock from his|If Sempre Giovi speci cial 15¢, 28¢ and 59¢. 4 re folding bed. Hie wife, returmingiMcaes Perea: Spee AWROD Ole ed vife, returning i} “ hs : i . apologized and the stranger-depart.|from the theatre during the rescue, [| 20@* Transparent+ hang —led, ‘Then Lawson found bis safe |saw the crowd about the bed and Rubifoam, special 15¢. French ‘Tooth Brushes, Pampeian Massage Cream, | was just 6890 sby. fainted, Both survived, Graves’ Too -owde P: wo mas Jt + Both : opetial aie, BB se Tooth Powder, 12¢. * ‘| LOOKING FOR GAY wWipow EXTERNAL TREATMENT Dond’s E apevial PY French’. Toth Beg ver! SAN #RANCISCO, July 16+~Geo,| PORTLAND, Or., July .18.—Walt Pond’s Extract Vanishing Euthymol Tooth Paste,| special 19¢, Gregg, millionaire rancher from jing to feform her husband, Mrs. |] Cream, special 39¢. special 15 i ; Oklahoma, {* looking for a gay |Robert Leadbetter tried to pour a {ff : : Pre ie. Hardwood - back — Hail widow who showed him the town, |quart of whisky down his throat all Sanitol Face Cream, spe Sheffield’s Tooth Paste, | eae’ special 50¢ ai to! jpromised to marry him and then |at once, He objected so she treated with $2,000 of chis|him externally, beating him over |the head with ‘the bottle, cial 12¢. special L5¢. | $1.0 ver | Money, UOT ee