The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1912, Page 7

says fobdster fe batter food than frult or candy, wy MAE ON noe thet, NORTHWEST GRAIN CROPS; BIG INCREASE PORTLAND, Or. July Pa cific Northwest grain crops show a heavy increase in quantity over the 1911 crops and are in excellent con dition, says the Portland Journal to- MISSIONARIES | MISTREATED VYASHINGTON, July 22.—-The state department announced today that it has under way an investicn tlon into alleged mistreatment of the greatest gain, this year's show wheat crop being greater by 7,76 000 bushels than that of 1911, W ington's crop is heavier by 1,200, than its 1911 yield, Idaho shows 4 Joss of 1,700,000 bushels in com parison with the 1911 crop, CARDINAL FARLEY ON LINKS Prince of Church Has His Introduc- 22 rea at e hands of the Japanese au thorities, Senator Bacon, meni of the senate foreign relations com Following is the estimated yield | course, and succeeded tn defeating} from Grand Rapids, Mich of wheat for 1912 for the three} Monsignor Edwards of St. Joseph’s|the marriage license bur states: chureh, New York. The cardinal/first person they saw was the Oregon 24,500,000, Washington | intends to keep up his golf through-|groom's father, Peck, pere, acted as best man 88,200,000, $15.00 Tailored Suits Are Reduced to $7.69 A reduction that will Induce you to get your sult now instead of waiting a few weeks longer. They're the $15 kind, $7.69, of all woo! halr- Une stripes, worsteds, serges in shepherd plaids, black and white stripes and plain colors, No end of wear in these suits, All are well lined. $6.50 to $7.50 DRESS SKIRTS, $4.95 Here's where you get # fine buy in $6.50 and $7.50 Dress Skirts, The Idaho 11,300,000. Oregon ‘out the summer May, ‘The wheat crop for Washing tlon to Game of Golf. hy abot " ME Wake Gnd Orseoa show the| LONG BRACH, NJ. July tt —] eee, eee, enemed fe el, Greatest increase, being estimated | Cardinal Farley, Who is spending)” “! : ; At 74,000,000 bushels against 66,-|the summer here, played his first! Chicago—When Fred Ta Peck 750,000 bushels in 1911. of golf on the Hollywood/and Miss Flora Shanahan The catcher uses caloulus in signal For the former vulgar method was i language game bee But they use the same Aw they did before the They have catalogued the players, Till they haven't left a chance f And the players’ mental standard TH each member of the teamets And their mathematic plans they But their yells are just ax raucous As they were before the game be | | And tell it plain and truthful—te's t And the players aren't a lot of bulging highbrows; | They're a bunch of clever youngnters who can play a bit, on and’ bri; ent an And whe on are k There id at old exelt Whether watching arrant Beattio Star by notifying of any fall 2-plece styles are included, with braid and button trimming, The much desired French, tailors’ and heavy weave serges are to be had and for only $4.95 on Tuesday, By all means see them some when y Dainty, cool White Dresses, fine eh Dresses for oz for these warm days, priced ut $1.¥8.)96.5 cr Fine lawns, neatly trimmed with johec and od tucks. jstrip mulle. or square|To foun to 46 ired hikh|bust measure with and Walet effect and short sleeves atisquare set in yokes of embroidery oF 91.98, net. $1.25 HOUSE DRESSES AT 79¢ $2.25 LINGERIE WAISTS, ‘1. 9 ‘These $1.25 House Dresses «4 Uked so well that we are going tc argain for a day. Just lc Dark, medium ‘and |lette, pereales with high orlery ai They will give splendid flow necks service and look so neat Bargain Giving “Factory Shoe Sale” Continues Women’s $3 and $3.50 Oxfords and Pumps Pair, More than 50 pairs o Women's $3 and $3.50 fords, Slippers and added to this F Sale at $1.50 @ pair kid, patent leather, suede and gunmetal leathers here In all sizes. peers END end 1 Cxterds | pd S009 Shoes Priced: Pair | Women's $3.50 and $4 0 Hither high or collection, with All sizes, In elbow or long sleeves. Women's ‘s $3.50 and wee 0 Oxfords tor wom $2.0( | | Q4 ality en. Made of viel kid $2.60 a pair T tent leather by bit S fitting Shoes we either turn or weit soles y them at $2.00 a pair. Children's $1.50 Shoes a Pair |Men’s $3.50 Oxlords a Pair $3.50 Oxiords Special a Palr day. Perfect Rood styles. sizes 4 to 8. Two-layer Cakes, with your choice of four icings, Tuesday | Snnhdnnn s hsinen O Sehenpe’ pound pack- ages, fresh can Coconnat, cut long thread. the very er Cakes, baked in our akery, 30. Choice of} | | four letnes beat you 23 Macaroni, Swastika brand, one of <0 apy age ater eaae the beat: 3 1-Ib. packages om 20¢, package “ 1 Tc Minced Haseor Clams, packed in their own juice and free from 10 gand, dozen $1.10, can ..... é Gold Shield Coffee, one of the popr- lar sellers tn Seattle. 3-pound can 91.10; i-pound i can . ‘je Ripe Olives Ro medtiitn wie, mtary Wid nutritious; pint tin Hest L 6 bare bar Gien 11c ry Somp, the old Cc uae ait ucntean 35c Cream of Wheat, the delicious : tm coffe 0, ound ° akfast food. MS ‘pounds $1.00, pound c breanfes 16c B mm, the famous jelly RRS = der dessert, what flavors we / {90 ‘Peas Sugar at 3 size tne, regular 3 packages 25c, 4 Oc package sit be ie. for Shella, Walter Baker's Tec ibe siz will make fine cup of cocoa — — {2Kc 3 %-ib. packages 20c, package te Plencer Mik, one of the bert brands Ceylon Ten, eat crop of our _rea- Fine 4 granulated ¥ : , bund Sugar 20 pounds for 95e market. Tuesday, 3 Re nttsscs.. er 9c | Wiis € Paap of bak- be, can ; 9¢ TH) nunpy—1 have a present for} eh ¥ ery goods or groceries you, und it’s for your neck. Paraffine Wax, for sealing fruit | No “telephone orders.| Bakery Lenem re, wad it’s for your necks | irs, 1-lb. cakes 3 oe 9c | Only pound ch quickest and best © cooita oe} ls Le Fou cklace esciima HUBBY—Nope! It's a bar of sony. THE REAL BARGAIN CENTER OF SEATTLE. sonMARCHE. ONE ENTIRE BLOCK ON SECOND AVENUE FROM PIKE STREET TO mine STREET tory Is Placed Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of Business in Locality. Patronize These Firms—They Depend on You for Support. Georgetown University _COALAND WooD ___ This Direc! Your Own | ~ West Se Seattle MACHINE SHOP | _—TRANSFER KING & WINGE | GEORGETOWN TRANSFER co, FUEL 206 Jackson St. Phone Us for Quick, Prompt Service. qhe People Who Can Repair Your Boat CORNWALL & SON From Top to Bottom. Main 1d. 4409; Sidney 248. Pe ay iB West 19. 1090 Alki Ay. To and From Boats and Trains. Phone Your Pat Phose —— i. Us Fremont District Bere CONFECTIONS = cman ee eect COAL AND WOOD DRUGS ibn : é ve McMULLEN & CO. | ater Page Rhine gut Roger’s 0 Chocolates! |store we wi resent a copy of }O- burg’s Home Recipes. FREMONT DRU~ CO. Wosdland Park _INTERLAKE FUEL co, | Phone us for your Coal and Wood —PHONES— * Downtown store Pionser Drug Store, Foot Cherry Office, H. 28, Ind. Red 68. After 6 p. m., Green 472, White 46 —————————— CLOVER LEAF D DAIRY, Inc. | - ‘North 289; White 686. _ PLUMBING University Plumbing Co. | Rainier again. * morning for St CoWins build econd and James, | resulted in broken leg for the loperator, Joseph Dawson, It fell] DIRECTORY BY DISTRICTS: found to identify it. ompt and reg: ry of the paper, oF Any attempt to substitute ao: other paper for The Seattle ’ re uf the It your paper, falls to arrive eight by Celock, kindly phone this office at once. Main $400 Ask for the Circulation Department Mountaineers are going after Mt. Fifty-six members of the club left yesterday on an ex to get to the top of the They will return in cursion mountain three weeks. The county road work will go on in apite of the lack of funds. There $10,000 In a general road is about used for the dle fund that can be tricts Es KARERS EP ONNES * : Many Would Be . Millionaire's Bride rk.-In response # to & millionaire’s advertise & ment for a young wife, many * girls visited Jamaica yester . # day to try to fill the contract. # * * New Y *| *) *| * eee eee eee eee eee, Mayor Cotterill, accompanied by his wife and daughter, left this ‘© attend the » of the Inde Pe National Grand lod pendent Order of Good Templars, They are button and use iy Tan ill be gone about (wo weeks Chttaren's | $3.50 “25°95 biucher 8. 50! Welt Oxfords and Pat $1. 00 coreg di cag and _ rap P or men. ont Oxfords with LXV Suit was begun Saturday by och “he Sint Gltiee Cc we i Sarah Van Alstine againat the Be Minds with band turned soles in | fs attle Electric Co. for $10,500 for damages resulting from a shakeup received in a Yeoler way car. 8he says that a chronic case of nausea resulted Dropping of an etevator in the from the second story The three weeks’ campaign of the Tilikums for n members result: | ed in @ total of 616. The Ikht tribe} took first place in the campaign, | sec uring 289. PeTeeTrrerrrrrere +, * Woman Drope Teeth— Postpones Voyage. * New York The blowing of! the allashore whistle on the steamsh% Metapan, which sailed to Jamaica, caused a nervous woman to open her mouth and drop her false teeth, postponing her voyage. ® * tte te tk tt tt tt tO ttm eeeeee * * * * * + * * An auto driven by George Yost and containing four young women, all of Edmonds, was struck by a tax jeab in front of the Savoy last night, The young women received slight bruises. J. R. Gilbert, 500 Stewart st., re- ceived a broken collarbone and frac- tured shoulder Saturday night, when he was struck by an auto, The ac- cident occurred at Fourth and Pile, The machine did not stop and: tite driver's name could not be learned. Mrs. 0. Anderson found a baby | coer one day old on her front door step Saturday night. It was taken to the city hospital, Nothing was Sergt. Lee Dagner, whose hand was injured Thursday night in mak- ing an arrest, is suffering a good deal from it, Blood poisoning has set in and his hand is in bad shape. Edward Cook, an old resident of | Seattle, and father of ex-Fire Chief | The batter uses figures algebraic, And is now considered more or leas archaic The coacher helps the runner with a yolley of Chinese And the flelders utter Spanish to defiance On thelr planes and curves and segments and thelr geometric dope, ushers’ And we love to sit and holler on dhe bleachers in the sun As we did before the game becan YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People ,on & pleket fense. | | VETERANS HAD Rk ** ing an “out,” suaceptible to doubt i} the ump a “cheese” et e when the ye ame a Bele they have diagrammed the plays, lor any Kueaser they will raise and raise and raise, called “Professor.” place reliance, when they dub the ump a “mope” came a science! he same old game of ball, that's ail, ight beneath thelr eyebrows, i the rooting and the fun, or the Giants, ne a science! home, 200 16th av, yesterday. He was 67 years old. The foneral was held at 2 o'clock thie afternoon at the renidence Chicago—Judge Gaverly ruled a fentleman has no business to tell a lady to “ca oft d dog. even when said dog has “treed him The court fined the offender $1. A. RA. Fisher of Renton took a load of p » town, On the back he cold and brougot way took home the bark. ) | FREDERICK & NELSON | RUGS IN ODD PATTERNS Priced for Clearance UGS that have sold down to but one.or two of a pattern, and sundry discontinued pat- now marked at very low prices to close out before inventory. A few ex- terns, are amples of the unusual values offered Wilton Rug, 912 feet, spegial $27.50. Granite Art Squares, 7-6x9, special $2.25; 27x) H] 9x9, special $2.75; 9x10-6, special $3.15; | Axminster Rugs, inches, special 9x12, special $3.00 $1.65; 36x72; special $2.85 ee Circular Fiber Porch Rugs, special $3.00, Close-Out Values in Carpetings. $5.00 and $7.00. All-wool Two-ply Carpeting, special 45¢ Kilmarnock Scotch Rugs, 6x9 feet, special | Yard. i $6.00. Lowell Three-ply Carpeting, special 55¢ yard, Scotch Caledon Rugs, 10-6x12 feet, cial $20.00; 10-6x13-6, $22.00. Old-fashioned Rag Rugs, 8x10, ‘special — Roxbury Brussels Cagpeting and Border, special 85¢ yard Wilton Velvet Carpeting and Border, spe-| $5.00; 9x12, special $5.50. cial $1.00 yard Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 10-6x13-6, spe- Body Brussels Carpeting and Border, sp cial $18.00. cial $1.00 yard : - Body Brussels Rugs, 10-6x12, special Body Brussels Stair Carpeting, special $25.00; 9x12, special $18.50. 9 We yard. —fecond Floor, Annex, 50-Piece Dinner Set Special $11.25 service in Englieh Semi The decoration i a tastefully-arranged border design in Old Engli blue. This pattern is carried in open stock a pieces may be replaced at any time. 50-piece Set, special $11.25. 100-piece Set, special $20.75. —Chinaware Section. The Pre-Inventory Clearance in Garden Supplies and Summer Housewares Hammo-Port Couch Hammocks, } Special $9.50 N attractive cottage Porcelain, as illustrated. A hair restorer, Chicago—“I'm a fish,” yetled! James O'Brien, and jumped off the steamer Bethlehem, in an effort to) reach his element. He was pulled out and given 80 days in the “Aqua rium.” New York.—Gecause he assert: that most of the funerals that paw through Queens borough come from | outside, Borough Presiden: Con nolly wants each funeral cortes taxed $1 for road improvement. New York-—Two men trapped and overcame Gunda, a Bronx ele phant, who had becoaie crated, C. V. Bigelow, 4523 Seventh av. K., driving an auto, hit a Salva- tion Army wagon early yesterday | morning and wrecked it. He was) | arrested Saturday for speeding. He | | was taken to police headquarters but released, | North End Progressive league | will bold ite r Peri Sunnyside ay 2:30, The speaker will be Andrew | fi J. Quigley, and his subject, “Husi-| ness Methods In Public Service.” | I | | | New York—Because she clung to her Jewish religion, while the rest of the family became Catholics, Mrs. Anna I came into a legacy of $28,000 from her uncle A herd of 82 buffalo is making the | overland trip from a Texas ranch | to the San Luls valley, in Colorado. The beautiful flag given as prize by The Star was carried in| the G. A. R, fraternal parade dur ing the Potlatch. The Civil “war veterans led the march, with Old | Glory borne aloft by T. H. Dun-| can, the tallest, man among them. The banner is in service of every | meeting of Stevens post No. 1, @. A and is very much prized by the post The Star offered prize to the post that should fur. nish a member who could write the | best article on his personal expert-| ence during the war of not mc than 600 words. A large number of veterans took part in this contest GETS 2,300 VOLTS; LIVES While repairing a high potential line In front of pier 2, Ralph Hor. ton, 24, of 601 Marion st., short cir- cuited two lines, and received the full foree of the 00 volts in his body. The shock threw him across the insulated wires and knocked him unconscious, He was lifted down by fellow workmen, taken to the elty hospital, and in a few houvs had about recov: ered. Only a few burns on the hands and chest showed where the electricity had entered his body POLICE CATCH 2 HOLD-UP G, Boyle, janitor in an apartment house near 4th and Virginia, saw two men hold up another in the alley back of 4th yesterday. He telephoned to the police, and Motor eyele Policemen Haag and Blaine responded. In half an hour Robert Boyle and Tom Murray were ar rested Boyle admitted that he had held Shs mss, and that he had snatched a purse from Miss F, Vaughn, New Richmond hotel, Saturday night Boyle says he is a painter, 19; 1319 N. 46th 3400 W. Park Av. CLOVERLEAF penuh N. 908, N, 316 N. 409 oN Most Complete and Sanitary ry INTERLAKE BUEL CO. b ty ay tu aye Nm ¥ Wood and Coal, EaPing Material)... Promptiy 12 mead for $1-00. and Teaming wiley Kg! [Ralph Cook, died at the family | Murray says he is an agent, 22. the flag as a\if MEN! | “Hammo-Port” Couch Hammocks are made of heavy duck in green or khaki-color, and have ad- Hardwood valance. The Pillows shown © justable wind shield and frame, with end coil springs in illustration are not included. Special $9. 50. = sabes - asesiee com! Woven Hammocks, Special $1. 45 = Woven Hammocks of good quality hard-spun yarn, with * tufted pillow, valance and concealed spreader at head. Spe- “E cial $1.45. fe sa) Canvas Hammocks, Special $1.65 tion in K Hammocks made of-extra-heavy army duck; sttong, fie ; ; > weather-proof and exceptionally durable. Special $1.65, wary. : at the Gas Hot Plates ‘ 9 —< Special $1.60 Two-burner Hot Plates with nickeled frame, sawed burners and lever valve. Special $1.60. ~Three- burner size, special $2.75. iceeae = | Gas Hot Plates, Speciat’ $V.03)'Gas rinhing, Special Se * Sneider & Trencamp Hot Plates, single- Cotton-covered Gas Hose, with hose end: T } burner, with heavy cast frame, drilled | in 6-, 8- and 10-foot lengths. Special 5¢ lisa i] burner and needle valve. Special $1.65, | foot. best tl 4 his res ) e inquiry | Grass Shears (Excelsior Weeders am ““ ° . a \ “v Fal Special, 15c Special 7c 4 ee I) | Grass Shears with 6-inch blades | Excelsior Weeders have fine retinned YJ testia | and one-piece spring handle, special) prongs and black enameled handles. Spe- ty is tot 15¢ each. | cial at T¢. | on against Il Ice Cream Dishers, Special 10c | Yankee Ice Chisels, Special 15¢ fe '*:, i} Retinned Ice Cream Dishers, with revolv- Ice Chisels with polished steel blades and Th || ing scraper, special LO¢. | heavy tinned cap on handle. Special 15¢. ogee —Housefurnishings Section. Leather-Seat Dining Chair Attractively Priced at 0 UBSTANTIALLY - CONSTRUCTED Dining Chair of good de- sign, built of carefully selected oak stock FRE nd finished in fumed | or golden color. Seat upholstered in brown Spanish or olive leather, ES) Fumed Oak Rocker Price $4.85 \ COMFORTABL slat-backed Rocker if : fumed oak, well constructed and finished. Sea is padded and upholstered in Spanish leather. An unusual value at $4.85, Furniture Headquarters, ‘Thir 4 Floor. Special Vales in Millinery } Large Fancy Wings in coral, green, tan Children’s Hats, special 25¢ and 45¢, aly and gray, special 25¢. Children’s Hats of Java braid; with blaggtt Black Stick-ups in aigrette effect, special | red or brown bands, special $1.95. Fancy Hat Bands, special 95¢. “Ornaments for millinery trimming, speci: S¢. Children’s Trimmed Hats, special 95¢. —Basement Salesroom, tis and McKen JOH! CHIC ment overn ump he pr ith C it ts of Gor Tutt, ¢ of the here the no presid \d Small Novelty Wings, special 25¢. Large Double Wings in assorted shades, special 25¢. Ratine Hats, special 95¢.