The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1913, Page 3

NOTICE—JUNE BRIDES! PLEASE READ. Think not, the hus The price of And oft, the careless find it to their The lover in the husband may be lost (Which means, In plain United States talk on running for the car after you catch It.) 1 gained, that all is done; happiness must still be won; cost Lyttleton You have to keep Cast a Gleam of Sunshine Over the Northwest e@ extraord . ng sale at the Nat Piano Manu 1 t orner of Marion st uf wing 1 of Sea ft last wee No les . aye d to happy couples PaO ale Yakima, four to ‘Ta ids, >t n Seattle, one to Gold? ©. These were a to the newlyweds . Ayer s he leading tamiliea of . the University fn two in Ballard, one Rainter Beach and three ¢ h Park, also a sale was made to a family at 00 Renton. A are not giving the names our patrons ts that we war r hem f th horde ano canvassers that iT @re circulating around Seattle f te UNSPARING CUTTING OF PRICES This came about t anon serious ado at 82¥ Taird av ar Marton, and th st rigorous pri & that was @ver attempted by any tano on n r has been done. When you stop to consider th merican made pianos and player pianos are monthly 1 that you desire at such « $14y, $169 ete, nefther you, dear 1 be sur we are selling t € and playe over the country, even tho ‘summer » ay’ $87, $137, $148, $159, $178, #196, ETC. Odsery sa t ten gear guara Play 1d these * cut prices cent are taking Immediate advantag 1 pianos at these cut prices and o Your convenience. After Tices will be things of th eattle. We have a make this deep price cut to install a Talking Ma tho: As we sald bef nt ft must get out a large © anos in " the work: room to build th 1 © rooms and the shelving nec , 2B @ssary to take care of the n » of records which are now on the way from the East here. Remember, although the above idioulously small, we are selling on the easiest monthly ef any store in town. prices are payment plan deta 7" NATIONAL PIANO MFRS. ‘THEO. &. Vall, PRESIDENT & out of a Nation > ow maany of Commnunicaken . NX wither ag ~~ An End to the Curse of Wearing Worthless Trusses No More Rupture Troubles 60 Days’ Trial to Prove It You Don’t Have to Risk a Penny Here is something absolutely guaran pur rupture frem comin, Sart 0 Mer? 7008 rupture from comins i, Beit or Leg-Straps to Annoy You Fou Gon't have to take our word for thats why people who try thie truss Fist aki! fo, Tou can try It set say it is as comfortable as their clothing thoreugn test r-proof—witl hold in the bath. itie te' sish 0° peanr—and gee reelt, If It Goean't hold—tr tt Goesn't keep Get World’s Greatest Rupture Book bothering you In any To Stand Such a Test “appilances,” soften a need itn the famo | : ing Tross—ta the only thing of any ae whatever for rupture that you can «@ j the only thing enough to such @ thorough te Something Nothing Else Does « Truss tot ne long upon a letter or a me the b THIS BRINGS IT, Box 084—OLOTHE COMPANY 126 East 29rd &t, NEW YORK CITY soveret for over which is the ren Book and Trial Bend me your Fri Ofter Will Save You from Operation The Cluthe Tr thoroughly ones. ite arte of th 1. Army and meee Instead of ‘ brought com Adarogs tr BRING RESUL TS STAP WAWT als i JUNE BRIDES and NATIONAL PIANOS. [Papa Takes Willie Out for Walk on Sunday; Hundreds of ’Em Did; and All Steer for Circus Tents Lucia Zora, the only woman elephant trainer In the world, amiles as her weighty pet brandishes a hundred-pound foot over her body. Surprising how many papas de-|the down town streets shortly be clded Sunday to take their sons out | fore noon today " Lucia Zora, at the crack of whore walking, and then, having stretched] y1/0°n' nerd of great elephants sit! a leg around the block once or up on their haunches, and perform twice, steered a course that landed other tricks, and Marguerita Re them In the vicinity of Fourth av.|cardo, who sits ike Daniel of old, and Lenora st unterrified, In a den of lions and It is there that the Selle-Floto tigers, are two of the headliners circus pitched its tents when it ar-jof the Selis-Floto circus. Both) rived early on the Sabbath for {ts young women are very comely, and three-day stay In Seattle. once away from their pets of the It is the 14th annual visit of the sawdust ring, are as modest and cireu There are to be afternoon shrinking a pair of maidens as one and evening performances for three | might find anywhere tn Seattle. i} days, Monday, Tuesday and Wed- Reserved seats for the show are nesday. The parade moved through|on sale at Gates’ jewelry store, FALL INTO POLE (BIG TREE ROOTS | HOLE IS FATAL) CLOSE SEWERS STOCKTON, June 9—Half a mile out of Escalon today a section crew found their prog ress disputed by a littie span- lel which stood in the middie of the track and growled Leaping from the ca foreman, found a t sticking out of a si | MONROVIA, Cal., June §—Since bi board of trustees of Monrovia been facing the problem of pre- Woniseg the destruction of a $150,- |000 sewerage system by eucalyptus | roots, a number of suggestions have | been offered for combatting the foe. | While at first {t was thought foot telegraph pole hole. The [that about 400 trees would bave to body proved to be that of Ro- | be destroyed in various sections of | main Moll, an aged and weal- (the city, it is now believed that) thy rancher of the Escalon sec (this can be avoided by the appli-| tion. cation of crude ofl to the pipes and Moll started at midnight last {saturating the soil for a short dis- night to walk from his ranch | ance around them. to his home In Escalon. It is | A number of clogged sewer mains presumed that he stumbled on | have been examined by the streets | one of the railroad tles and fell and sewer committee, which devel-| Into the hole head first. Hie |oped the fact that the destruction | pet dog stood guard until morn- |was caused by the small fibrous Ing. roots of the eucalyptus trees. Tootsie Has 2 ASKS DIVORCE | pearly teeth | way—then {t won't cost you a single vinies| eont The Only Thing Good Enough Full of tacts never befors put in print *| terway. Teeth at Birth FROM PLUNGER NEW YORK, June 9—A normal, | healthy, 9%-pound baby girl, bor: SAN FRANCISCO, June 9- Mabel Hopkins | Quinn, — gra Jon Saturday to Mrs. Fannie Axter, | jcame into the world, not with a gold |spoon in her mouth, but with two daughter of Mark Hopkins, late pio-| neer millionaire, has filed suit for Abraham A. Levy ree) divorce in the superior court here against Charles J. Quinn, She charges extreme cruelty The marriage of the beautiful | |Mabel Hopkins to Quinn, a racing| man from Loulaville, Ky., ten years ago, was & sensation in society clr cles. When Dr to see his little charge, he f that two more teeth had developed The first pair were incisors, the| last are molars. | The baby, who will be christened | Dora, is the fifth child born to Mrs. Axter. Dora gives every promise of unusual strength. }_Two years ago Mrs. Quinn return ed to San Francisco with her little “| RAINIER HEIGHTS girl and endeavored to keep her'| CLUB TALKS ISSUES |retence here trom the public, At}, would seek a separation. END POTLATCH? CAN'T TELL YET While the impression has been widespread that the Potlatch carni val was to be suspended tn 1914 and 1915, and Seattle boosters were Rainier Heights lub has called a mass meeting o the {mprovement clubs and clases of the south end of the city to hear| jan illustrated lecture on both sides | of the port election, to be held at| the Grace M. FE. church Monday | night Councilman Griffiths will) speak {n opposition to the East wa-| Improvement | No Kick Coming |to apply themselves toward secur- ing as many conventions as pos-| sible, the carnival association itself | has taken no action to suspend the annual fete at any time. The matter will, in fact, remain | | undecided until the annual’ meeting | bof the association in October, and a letter has been prepared to the efvic| bodies and the general public mak ing this situation plain CT] |My wife, she ts a suffraget She is my joys of joys <-> While she's at meetings ev'ry x night | STEPHEN D. SMITH, who was | I play poker with the boys. |@ nurse at the time of the battle of | |Gettyshurg, but who engaged In the Beet modern outasée rooms in|battle «6.8 free lan will mak tle, 25e to G0e art House, | theetrip the mi-routeanial cel 28 Weat Ptew (ne Plus Ppblic ebration at Gett ww th the Market) oe °118 veterans from gdio wtate | ° } ° ° ° |The burglar is @ broken down doc |plays the mother of the child and) .| Harold Lockwood the doctor, eee |At the Circuit Until —Two Big Stores’ Noted for Low Prices— Out of the High-Priced District 7 oxes of High-Grade Wash $4.79 WHITE DRESSES, VALU Makers Are Clearing Their Summer Stocks and Prepar Business—They Offered Them to Us at Our Own Many of them are less than half their Materials ar ities, Organdies and Swisses, beautif in fine laces with low neck and 4 sleeves, slight! but all are noted for their unusual prettine Choice $4 Ladies? $10 One-Piece $6. 98 $1 -0O $2. 98 Dresses Shirts . . Bedfo Serge, Hen trimmed colors navy, tan, ae satins brown and black, for | jan co’ i y June On priced for 15c Pillow Slips, 42x36, Hemmed, 9c 75c Sheets, 72x99, Pawan 79 Each 48c Hats feel C , $1.00 Big White deat sive 27 in, wide ki ied Straws, each 39c best colors and choicest 50c E Black or White 3c atterns; for kimonos, Sailors ....... ath robes and baby 50c Garden OC blankets, a yd., 35 pe: WERE TO special ........ ; C $6.50 High Ghae $4, 98 $1.25 Bed Spreads, double Panamas ........ size, good weight, wet $7 50 Trimmed $5 98 woven; will not. shrink Panamas .......«- ‘ ' Specially priced for June sale $1.25 White Lace 98c Cur- WHITE WASH GOODS tains, 2% yards long by 45 inches wide; 6 splen ae eres ve “Foc Leading Fabrics at Lowest Prices PO 2 oses C 12%c India Linons, sc | 25c Piques; large or 19¢ $1.50 White Cotton Blan- | J 8.740 oo: medium welt, yard .... aes) SG CARED WHS AD Gard. 5. 505 0cehuns 10c 19¢ Longeloth, soft clever borders of pink ff 26¢ india Linons, 162c chamois finish, a yard LEC and blue. Specially a yard 3 priced, 16e Piques or Bedford 26c Racquet Cloth y 10c | 19¢ a pair . Cords, yard Groceries 10 Bars Gooa 25c Laundry Soap .... 8c 100 cans Early June Peas, a can .... Imported Sardines, in pure olive oll SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST, Coen Every —, Night Lineal 10 P. M. Next to That 42 -STANDARD PATTERNS y Exposition of Summer Waists and Thousands of Yards of Fascinating Laces and Embroideries at Half Price in This Sale nn Waists.. AGENTS FOR Fabrics ES to $12 ing for Fall Price Dim idery, made S479 79¢c and White iennes lored nbroideries new specially Ladies’ Lisle-Finish Sleeveless Vests 11c Ladies’ White Wash Belts Go at 9c $1.50 Leather Hand Bags 87c JUNE SALE of | GLOVES Fownes Gloves—That’s You Want to Know. All Elbow length, standard silk, double-tipped 16-button Gloves June special, a pair Two-Clasp, White Silk Gloves, double-tipped, expertly sized and inspected, standard silk, smooth lines. special, a pair White Elbow-Length Gloves, © pale. skecsp ees ‘ Lisle ic Two-clasp White Lisle or Chamoisette Gloves, priced for June spectal, 35c ° Groceries 10 ki Gi Starch, 70; 4 tor 266 Large package ... Te 10¢ package Corn Pearline .... { Flakes, 2 for 15¢ AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Dark. Metropolitan—"Fine Feathers.” Seattie—“The Regeneration.” Orpheum—Vaudeville. Empress—Vaudeville, Pantagee— Vaudeville. udeville and motion SEATTLE MISS PUNCHES GUIDE SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.—Nev- | er fall for the lonely girl story, even | jit {¢ comes from a “chicken.” | Clemmer — Photoplays and|| This advice was given his friends vaudeville, |here today by Richard Eclaire, bet- Melbourne — Photoplays and || ter known as “Chocolate.” He met 5 vandeville, |Miss Lucille Mundorff, of Seattle, Robbed || Alhambra — Photoplays and | Portland, Tacoma, Los Angeles, | “The Burglar Who Death” opened at the Yesler today. || Vaudeville. | Oakland, and various other places, who sald she was “some lonesome,” Eclaire volunteered to show her the town when she turned over $25 for expenses, He hired an automo- bilo, but daylight found Miss Mun. | dorff still lonesome, She demanded | her money back. When “Chocolate” | hesttated, she blacked his eye with a handbag. Lucille then haled Beclaire into court,. but told Judge Conlan she| would not prosecute, beca: “she | had perked up some.” | RECOGNIZES VOICE | while following| | Mine,” two reels; “If Dreams Come True,” “While John Bolt Sleeps,” “One Can't Always Teil.” tor, and his new calling of burglar that his professional services are greatly) / headed by a child. Bo he who | broken in to The picture is fairly acted clearly photographed, and will be reasonably popular. It {s written) by Lanier Bartlett and produced by Lem Parker, Kathlyn Williams) At the Dream Until Wednesd: “The Accusing Hand,” two reel “When Women Are Police,” Timely Interruption,” “Percy's | Wooing.” At the Alhambra Untill Thursday. “Why Men pate." oe Mrs, Arthur H. Brush, lar singer at the Clemmer, the popu je lat the. Clemmer Until Wednesday. plotes her engagement this woek.|,,.“What the Good Book Taugh AFTER 22 YEARS Bha leaves for Portiand Friday. '|"Siippery Jim Repents,” “Just diy | Fh ae |Kide,” “Pathe Weekly,” “Mercy| vaxcouyen” oy leeteeiei® une 9. At the City Until Wednesday. The ability of Fred Lester, recently | fe “His nets pte xesiens| ' ee bind, to recognize a man | Pagle, the Lawyer, | by his voice, which he had not heard | Train,” “Michael McShane, Match- Why, Frances . for twenty-two years, was demon. | Madar; ‘The Forest of eas ] Y 9 strated here. Having lived tn the Ait e ple pat How Cou d OU? Jcity tor so many years, Mr. Lester goes about by the use of a cane. | 4 | At the Home Until Wednesday. | His eyes look normal, PORTLAND, June 9.—When “The Marble Heart,” two reels;| Mra, Frances Smith got to When standing at Fifth and| ‘Halt Orphans,” Gaumont Weekly.”| talking about clothes on the | Main sts, he was addressed by G. ied witness stand, in her suit |W. Holder, who had come to Van- At the iynelon Tonight. against a tailor, two lawyers, & |couver for a short visit after being “The Stenographer's Troubles,"| bailiff, and even the court../away 22 years. He asked Mr. Les-| ‘The Missing Bonds, “The Doo- could not stop her until she had tor's Photograph, “The Miser.” | . ° told many feminine secrets. | ACTRESS LEAPS FROM AUTO, DIES SAN BERNARDINO, June 9. ter if the car went @ certain | point, and when Mr. iter had an- Swered the question, he added: “And, Mr. Holder, I am pleased to Breet you.” It was not until then that Mr. Holder recognized his | friend ot long ago. | LIFE MEMBERSHIP | FOR EAGLE HUSTLER At the Yesler Until Wednesday. “The Vell of Sleep,” “The Wan- derer,” “The Burglar Who Robbed Death,” “Seeing Double,” “Jean and Her Family.” | Kittle Howe, an actress of Los An- bd ° |geles, appearing in a San Bernar- At the Grand Until Wednesday. dino theatre, died today of injuries “When the Leopard Laughed,” | received when she leaped from an| Runa and the Black Hand,” “Miss! automobile during a drive along a| Mischief,” mountain road near here with al — tei Red party of friends. When the ma-| Ruben Walden, the inside guard | At the Melbourne Until Wednesday. chine struck a rock and skidded, | of Seattle Aerie No, 1 Fraternal Or- | “A True Believer,” two parts; | Miss Howe, fearing it might over-|der of Eagles, has been presented “The Runaway,” “Passions, He Had! turn, leaped from the tonneau over! With a life membership in the Three,” “Help! Hydrophobta.” an embankment. Her skull was|mother aerte of the Fagles as a re- .. Ae fractured ward for having secured 75 candi- Wednesday. | “The Hopes of Belinda,” “Ashes of Three,” “Light That Kitts." | dates in the past year. | Walden has the honor of being} the first member of the home aerie to secure this coveted prize. He MILLIONAIRE ILL . AFTER HOTEL FIRE At the Soclety Until Wednesday.| SANTA BARBARA, Cal. |won it after a spirited contest in “The Allen,” “Welded June 9.—Milo M. Potter, mil- | which 200 members participated, ship,” “Hatching Chickens Hlonaire owner of the Potter {a contest that added 500 new mem- Ibution Bingle Mend the hotel here, which wan damaged rs to th Clo. ° | by fire sarly today, in ceriounly {n i ‘ . itl, follows collapse attend. up to th | At tive Crace A {ant to the fire, Twe yéicians |ahip in ti | “Toe Tragedy ¢ g Kaglo are at hla bedside nC 00 members Philadelphia Pittsburgh .. » Paul, Minn, oy Bloux City, lowa Toronto, Ont, . Washington to Many Other. Points fo East. Return may through California at alightly, higher far Going Limit 15 Days., FOAL RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER i 1 Liberal stopover priv! ye be! choice of diverse routes offered. iw ALL-STEEL TRAINS TO THE CAST DARY,” , “The Olymplan”* THE FINEST TRAIN Across Lal CONTINENT, The Columblan’?’ tnwabeee rears °° wrcwauere seaviee WILWAUNEE EMPLOTES mses ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE CONTMENT of For additional: information ‘re. ®arding far routes, sleeping car thor doy ete, call on or | ws) “OHAPMAN. JR wb CRISWELIe Co ey ‘cnicaco\ MILWAUKEE & ST."PAUL., wet ANLWAY