The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1913, Page 9

Y" Desperate Situation Involves Tremendous Sacrifice Men Are Savages at Their Meals, Says This Penitentiary Warden; He Organizes Orchestra for ’Em } QUICK ACTION IFMPERATIVE ) High-Grade Pianos and Player Pianes Are Selling in Great Numbers Every Day at Cut Prices of w. $87, $137, $148, $159, $178 & $198 IC | eT Mose ot ao en AWA | ould Not Do It If D. M. Blackmang — €é€ WITH THE PLAYERS W; N t U A ‘ t lt | as Not Up Agains | The most excit r It is neces-| q é @ver witnessed in Seatt fd 1 talking ma B t t M k L St Sh t 0 Seen ra ut to Make a Long Story Shor Third av near the ¢ or € nothir of ps ed Marion st tn the idat of jockade of i va eds ara : On top of elt thie tie National] () an { v anos and | Piano ra wired from out o € th Ka pf talk he gene is hed treme at 1 wonder,” says Mr, Thomas, * 4 aoe innedtds—Pars 135.0 Trimmed son “ ar is with the knife on f eG et Wes TES —1 FS rimme | twe during his many yea { expe N h ch price on sal ; Reo liats, American Models chi sie " ‘on J, ©. SANDERS, WARDEN OF IOWA PENITENTIARY , rk Pattert 7 en demand for) Des MOINES, Ia. June 5.—(Spl.) play during the mol hour elitr wildie ranetae f6m 825.00. to Par Ps Ordered to Install Talking Machine nts pg ge Dhipenddebene ; on e the fm "y ver $20.00, at ur rivet Something extreme had to belonsicat monthly payments the Towa pen ary at Warden Sanders first ‘ an 4 done and at once, as orders came . charge of the Jows prison or@ & month ago to Install a modern put out about | ,, phage Pe oa tate the Unttes Beater hee up ther e, in first-class Talkjng Machine Depart ted at in hands in amazertent . ment in these salesr In the ie, took the clubs away from the] a Seattle from the E Bae ae wae He organized a lecture course. | 1 att The local sale: N pons Plano Mar tag Or ere Mie gp ning NOTICE 10 WOMEN Third av., near Mar ed these salesr " made the men polis netr | . fled with a big stock of pianos, | 0 Year ago and tho Eastern : Sor sont, Gat bie, forse! oe we railroad companies sending | highly pleased with the splendid oliahed tho shaving of the head.| vices of the arrival of more | results. tating hie fact, I applied | Dante . — —— a — —_— - iain uitaiitaie le hin . - of m e by. or : gee men prisonfrs on their | IT iS TIME TO = = ¢ an orchestra and having it! honor. ‘G a ———— : can cote: | BUY. THAT ; i a Every shape aterial and trim- -{| The Wonder Millinery Co. {Hubby Balks Her Fly-Swatting ming you seresetet 1 AAT NOW — 1525 Second Ave. Campaign; She Sues for Divorce J. P. Burke a 216 Pike Street angel ticage Dae Minn., quae pt sggoeehssr: J » = | i ments filed in her application for ¢ ©, the “swat-the-fly” cam zi - Bs paizn of Mra. Mary J. Finney, 24 years old, received a rude jolt in the || CHILDREN’S . % j Maite Yk kre kT Dee ea aaa iee' tbat while che was On 0 vielt to ber parents, TRIMMED HATS 300 Untrimmed her husband removed every screen from thelr apartments and al és hs ois AT THE LO | —_ " Hemps and Milans, apes M WEST Hi | e ventures of! trimmed with Flowers e : illinery consistent prices | SO SCARED SHE Johnny Mouse. HATS HATS and Ribbons, in many | I” all colors. Milans, | : pleasing color effects. Leghorns and Hi s ij SLEPT ON FLOOR , Values to $6.50. Sale Values up to $1.50. Regular $3.00 value. Shapes. Values to 3 OUR TWO BIG STORES Are Filled price— Sale price— Sale price— $7.50 Sale price— 4 With the Right Kind. Come fH} DENVER. Colorado, June ; In and See. ee. — "en 1525 Seeondav. THE WONDER 216 Pike Street} = = —— — — In ing according to Bo you SEE ye | —" We Don’t Destroy the Comfort Nor Change the "i? wee wan bh an Positively no Hats sent on approbation. Every Hat sold in this sale to a cash or chi 4 . eos 4 " "la OL eas # 2 \* arge cus- k De Shape in OUR Shoe Repairing ahs vice taaaa? Toa ea tomer, owing to the immense reductions, cannot be returned. 4 } KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL he q 613—2d Ave. | b 9 : A cas ae Doors Open | JP. Burke D.M. Blackman’s | odiand, Kansas, in . sald to bis bride. — on In Charge of Hat Shop 1, b I'm going to make Orme onaae ‘omorrow ; ons te 608 2nd, Across From Butler Hotel j AS GOOD.AS FISHER’S BLEND : : . a is the regular argument of all ey ‘THIEF WRITES A ee ‘ : pirates = ; dive to push the sale of fl rs made CONVICT LAWYER la . x | CHICAGO CENSUS shows more babies and fewer pet dogs. There’ . wholly = Wantem whent. | WARN NS VERSE. PORTLAND, June 6—Max G She ag i all fake ee 5 , ‘0! n attorney found guilty of res He < WITH DIPLOMAS.—Thirteen girls w 4 As good as FISHER’S BLEND, they c, June 6 ono enr.| ON 8 Hare, +a, ‘rats high schoo! on Jue ii, 1013, "They tad ; say, but COSTS LESS. And right lays’ stay sal 3 ie “ there is where the force of the argu- ail iS ment fails, for no amount of argument frou ~ and salesmanship can produce a flour 1 nose and dim, pa 0 take " oan 4 made wholly of Western wheat as ne whore all men| tte, a's alm Mj —sgood as FISHER’S BLEND. icyou‘ te ragged and weary Seen “0 tn afid fail acl IC . P | and sad exception , 30 fee —- The price of FISHER Ss BLEND 18 It ou wish, in a word, to go to the | Oiympien camp | : about 00 Janu a little more per sack than the price of do wrong ines _ i heavily to the ground. Her — other flours for the very plain and sim- it your. tast t agree with the WAIEWAY ; ple reason that FISHER’S BLEND lvecwou'd sateae wae iif tall at! .mtoeal| ‘Tariff Hits Mary. GU) f T TICKETS em isn’t one of the other flours nor any- Tae sgabtlghtnens wd love, i i | — bi ' thing at all like them. If it was it se? 9 bineria aici! 8 To Eastern Destinations, on sale May 28th would cost what other flours cost and iggy, PO laa | to September 30th, Good for return until October — you would get no more for your __Go_stratgh 1s Dee ae | 31st. You may stop both going and rettifning.. For i money. a oun, fattia 4:00. p.m full information as to roytes and rates, apply to me ¢ The price of FISHER’S BLEND—a BIG AMUSEMENT | W. H. GORDON, Agent — few cents more per sack than flours P ARK W 113 West Holly St.,. Bellingham made wholly of Western wheat—is Use Your Credit J) ‘Tne ch in will never see, A. B. WINTER, Agent 3 —z regulated by the cost of the superior lume Park ; ign & Sheree he [Tue sk Both eee. 1519 Hewitt’ Ave., Everett 4 all and carefully chosen materials that go ae sn oe Gerace 45 Okie Guth oar tory Har Store Wool were free. AY into its composition. In no other flour Sway ani take the Kinks ORS RET A NO ety Terms. aittih SLUR Te BANOE C, E. BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley on the market is the scientific 2 gpa ae a eversthing In But Miaanbe Taseuky, dvee 10th at J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish of EASTERN HARD WHEAT an PORTLAND'S CHIEF poy a ; pewey's $0 ploces will BAG Pleses; ‘Trene:ifl orchesera has. Red to fur W. F. ROBINSON, Agent, Art WESTERN SOFT, WHEAT to be iy oF tin wavy) WILL QUIT HIS JOB | MME Sire roupces: a asin, ae. aamattes Aa LAM ah found, minh zi Mn Sete] ponriann, Jane 6:—Chit mie, 0% ay J grin, ann A], BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremerton speak at the Commercial club for|Pollce a t-te announce cial Pattern or Dee Fides Camp. | ‘ FISHER FLOURING MILLS CO. [om :malstesem OO: Oy! : anc 1 eit his raul sa ¢ Bling In or mall A SPECIAL musical program b: E.-£. PENN Ps j “AMERICA’S FINEST FLOURING MILLS” nateenat, & play acre ae ee poneceet cuenta Benet: ea linarence: partaon il to ater tect General Agent Passenger Dept. 4 Awatis es of the Hol, 713 Second Ave., Seattle. Names and school next| Sunday morning at St. James’ ca- thedral * ° \the Seniors of the Broadgay high|retain office until the city commis SEATTLE, U. S. A, ol two weeks ago, were enter-|aidn appoints a permanent chief ey aicere ©; Cantina ° rc air Sto tained by Margaret Fowler, at her|The sw municipal government! ey deen ee home Thursday night. jtukes charge July 1,