The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1913, Page 3

~ v : THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1913. SEATTLE Many Accept AMERICAN GIRLS HELD. Tempting BY JAPS ABOARD YACI Offer Secure Player Pi ) Taiking Machines Fine Uprights and Grands by Paying Mereiy the Drayage rD wa) CON 0. lout nn 0108 RACTH THE NEW Ape Ag ARETE 3 For the recreation mood a per ttle J 6 for } days and vacation ' of very fine white r iffs and tle Rebuilding at Eilers Music House makes it ; Hulenr colors ‘) \mecessary to find homes for musical instruments uw clever has been f pamere they're out of harm's way. ee .) 1.49 ee ONE} | Rive an be ‘ able t s will be ac ‘ } aa ‘ r ; “@ . to ‘ t Ix dectded to send JG vee LF. ments th to the t {t back there will be no charge—| neck, }¢ a “Than ek" for etort ne eves, Drawers to mateh —— This an \ t or of harm's war aur 4 ways shown er advertised Shirts, the Times on last Sunday, brought) tng pheaval at Ellera alter as a Sc, Special for 44 4 tmmediate res uct one) & ! | Satur ¢ man ed a V rv of a derstood that amet | . th f the it 95¢ Cunieg . : Se: i rr ex as ata an a themecives of it.| wear f n eather, rs wes get the pianos out} |, ¢ desired. Thia ts tn tteelf| . ; - : oo CORA bg wader ut, "Many" have at SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES, sonal Store in Uproar oppo “With. the exception | to close out reldent ¢ * and con 15 in the big 10E The store SHOE a ght till immer and sawt 0 o'cloc » that those 55 It makes !t wt yl day can| a BA RGAIN ine find © to select th strument VIC sain faye ane hat antec e MISS ELSIE LADEW (above) and MISS HILDA HOLMES (below) | ‘ —— Rady who + aver or Upris lane tt wii, are two American girls who were aboard the yacht Columbia when it insook, ore a plano Be cant e4 hale Means Ge nein seized by Japanese officials at Wakayama, Japan, June 11. The 69e t vgn ct the deayage charges. Eilers | vessel, owned by J. Harvey Ladew of the New York Yacht club, wa a" : a ing from Nagasaki to Yokohama, and had put Into Wakayama use he same Music House is at Third a he] ee ae 8 ip ¢ Special Selling of Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps — the drayage versity st. as all the Til |which Ia not an open port—for repairs, She was afterward released. e@ide later to keep | know. Cho! of Ladies ay Grade $3.00 Oxfords in newest styles and lasts —— THE —— g | ATHLETIC GIRL py vine Ladies’ and Growing Girls’ $3.00 and $3.50 “$1.89 RABIES VICTIM |] | =" them to do better work and «ive Detter service. Best equipped and best established wet wash company tn town. Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackeon Gt. [ts to show the manner tn which train Joapttal and Iabor clash. Much of|two trainmen and two men passen {t is socialistic doctrine, strongty | |gere to restrain her. jpeceented. ‘She ewe © his dream | Spasm after spasm distorted her sees children working on a factory |face and wrenched her body; foam \treadmill, horses petng killed be-| gathered at her lips and she barked cause thelr owners would not {n-/and snapped tn shocking HMkeness sure them, women work at halfito a dog. It took two hypodermic pay and using blood to make red | j; of morphine to qu | thread, a board of railway direc ir and last of e je ora depicted as 41 all the etty of New York tn flames. At the Class A Until Sunday The Attorney for the Defense fe Would Fix Things,” “Mrs. Hu SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS it required the strength of n the ‘ence Of itt made for Friday will extend New patterns in Golf Shirts, MOROS QUIET; with or without collar; also i silk front Shirts {n best pat- s,” “The Star.” | 5 terns and military collars. A vat the Dream Until Sunday line of Shirts that eell for ah Touralne,” “tn two parts, Pay? $1.00 each fn a@ regular way 69c THEY'RE DEAD At the Grand Until Sunday kly At the Clammer Unt Sunday. S0c Lisle, Web or 1 ' 4,” “Athleticn in] WASHINGTON, J The | and Firemen’s : rot Case,"| rebellious Moros on the Island of Suspenders, a pair 2ic To Eastern Destinations, on sale May 28th # Wife,”|Jolo have been finally subdued, ac ‘ . “ cording to a re at the war de-| 5 to September 30th. Good for return until October | “at the Alhambra Until Monday. | partment fror Pershing, J ist. You m both going and returning. For Why?” th reels |who comman dition 3 asd stop going e. At the City Until Sunday |The fighting lasted four days and ; full information as to routes and rates, apply to Fate's Decree, Yellows ulted in the killing of 14 men of they are the greatest National Park,” “At the Basket F » Amert lorce, including Capt nie lor A. Nichols, of the F W. H. GORDON, Agent Gaumont W Hi This Suit is 113 West Holly St, Bellingham fice,” “The Matrimony of Limit.” latest, A. B, WINTER, Agent At the Melbourne Until Sunday _ JOKE’S ON EDDIE best ‘1 et “The Soul of a Thief,” three 1519 Hewitt Ave, E parts; "The Walters’ Picnic,” “The : Faithful Chap,” “Passing Clouds.” na 60c Silk Four-in-hand T yi Cc. E. BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley ‘At the Ciroutt Until Sunday és CALGARY, Tiscrta Sunh 6. exclusive patterns or ilk \“ a Ri ed onda Eddie" Foy's tour of the | gn tve,"" three reels; “Hearts and| Bk, dandy. You J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish dt Ry a Rare sere Canadian Northwest came toa |] candy 8c At the Black Cat Until Sunday fen ? ee eee an arene | W. F. ROBINSON, Ag om “Southern Features: ape a eee eas ak the sl Wnite Foot Socks mean , mnced that he wa coe igs “$ : and Farm Implements | Ae: made of South Sea Island G. BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremerton t,” “Bunny as a Re-| pay salaries and that cotton, A very special c i i “The Honor of a Soldier,”| 8! paige Mh alii value at 2 pairs 950 “Lone Dos, the Faithful.” on ie. ee for i?) E. E. PENN General Agent Passenger Dept. | TITANIC SURVIVOR _ | GETS PRISON TERM| Shirts with military | Men's Open cream or $1.50 Fine Colors white, All sizes a garment HOLO BOY SLAYER OUT OF THE HIGH PRICED DISTRICT —-" "=<. GARG DRE Ace. ; SAVING TIME AND MONEY BOX 3c The Schoolboys Know It. Exceptional prices will prevall. The big values we have will give everybody a chance. agreeable surprise to the man who has always He Double Life Sults—they have two pairs of pants. Mesh Drawers, Saturday, Two Big Stores Noted for Low Prices |ttere Are Some Exceptional Ones AND NOW FOR A GREAT SUIT EVENT! Smartest of the season's styles, made of choicest of materiais and sold at a mere fraction of their regular prices ction of the latest and best Bedfe rd cords atyle novelties, whipe h serge. He serges in blac Suits of white serge or with red or r flannel Norfol ate and kirts, The Suite in th ing are them ear] They are $30.00 Suits for Only $20.00 $22.50 Suits for Only $14.98 $18.00 White Serge Suits $12.98 fren’s Hose in all si g to wear, O which have always met wear, A pair lle , colors b He and Ch Somet » of those with appro ne <\my BIG SATURDAY) BARGAINS IN THE CENTER AISLE 6c for 10¢ Apron Ginghams—as- will you be as the owner sorted checks of various sizes and of one. x vase 6c Splendid assortment of the newest styles and most beautiful fashions. naterials 98¢ for $1.25 Bed Spread—large and designs, individ trimmed. There size, In best Marseilles great variety of trimmings which everything from velvet ribbons, 98 & 6c for 10c Chambray—Plain Che bray In best shades of grey that | and tans, priced for j our Through | Touratne Boys’ or Two-St Barefoot a Saturday, a yard th arr k al NEW YORK, J Sandals, 12 to 2, a pa vu |p through |A handsome, we $7.50 for $10.00 Pure Cown Com. | beautiful The | young ‘womat Men‘s $1.50 House rs, black $] 19 forts—These Comforts are the film shows the various ex les of M from some place in or tan, @ palr o. pte ts e pertec “nee ae in architectural aplendor, which were, Missourl she has not yet named and | Padie GLE WicicKid: Tui ancy aor at vat ain $7.59 47c jbuilt by the various kings of who was taken, fighting madly, | Lcmapeslet ipa Jullets, 98¢ ppoeey fot Bere nih France from the Fifteenth Century |from a Long Island lroad train pal pecial to p to the Revolution at Patch 1 the | 7 A strong picture began at the Al-| hor tine Kle THE COVEY WET WAS | no ntine Klein, a railroad LAUNDRY CO. zi Paene Gee Oe bode theatre Ka ay in|machinist, of Patchogue, in @ crit are increasing their plant an: "Why?" a three-ree lair | pro lical condition from hydrophobta. azaizereenioe tate pinnt, ant Why? a Gheee wel lait pro:|icai condition tum nyaivonebia. HE 35¢ LB, FAVORITE BLEND COFFEE 24c Their Vacati and ostrich these one-half the price that you would pay the Only $2.50 to $4.98 —Ladies’ —TALL CAN FANCY RED SALMON 12c Bargain Day for Men and Boys SATURDAY AT “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY” Watch Them Come Flocking Down for TACOMA |; Saturday | THE NEW BALKAN SUITS #, fresh and 4 made of © wale white with Dutch collars and Another French r’ 1res fine et considered a 25c. Buy all you need for 15c. Ladies “fingers white pongee 3. Trim Hats We are justly proud of these beautiful Hats. So wers and wreaths to rich plumes feather bands. We might add Hats are priced at less than nion shop and these upon styles im prove 4 Pure Silk 4Te Two-Clasp reinforced finger white and colors Gloves black, = ion Suit. to Saturday, 10 p.m. That Boys’ Suits in Norfolk and y D.-B. styles in a great va- Z She's ie .. | rlety of colors and patterns McDonald's Workingmen's | Included in this lot are blue conf" | Shirts; fast colors, gray or | Serge, tweeds, cassimeres CY) Wi \ #7 | ‘ and cheviots. All have full eS Ah blue; sree sizes. Regular | peg knickerbockers; strongly j price $1.00, Extra 9 made. +] Poecal “sss crerts OO | epee $4.98 " Boys’ 50¢ Red | Men's White Handker- | Trimmed Overalls . chiefs, Boys’ Baseball Suits, each 4c $1.25 value ........ VALUE! There can be no question in your mind when you see these $20.00 Suits that value ever offered at $14.75 realizes that the styles, tailoring and colors and that the linings are the kind that wear Saturday SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST. Shirts | Men's $1.00 Union Suits 79 29c | for 4 A’ 39 from | We have selected our $5.00 line of Boy: Suits a few snappy lines of D.-B. Suits of cassi- mere, All have two pairs of knickerbockers, full peg and taped seams.@9 QO 88 Priced special...QUe Boys' All-wool Blue Serge Knickerbocker Pants, up to 17 years; yo ' special ......... 1,58 ¢\Men’s Pants tan , | 713 Second Ave., Seattle. P ARIS, June 20. Sergeant Lag cial for Saturday, eact $1.19 yon we ne ae bere | ‘i Men's Pants Pp; | $8.50 Cassimere and Worsted ae fact stnitt ot aetfante son's 160 Summer Unterwear— | shoulder and ines @4 af) | Herringbone and hairline grere,| an Sond Patterns 1a rey a a ear bhai tad bpashochin peti rable “Bi : hoes pew fine elastic ribbed Shirte and | length, sult ...... $1.00 dark and medium patterns.| brown. A splendid wearing oseph ay he ea pld bo: Re « od t a 4 oO oO , 2 a ° ’ - 7 ere size en fon Suits Your choice, $5.50 trouser. Satur- who killed Mike Millich at Enum-| years in tor atin denactad Drawers in all sizes Men's Un i $ 5 $ 8 Me erest oprastion, sell: ba team th er ye heget asad a Special, a garment 43c | 2 ne Odpe pair . 1,98} &; special ........... 2.4) he at the King county Jail He Lagne ent to America and waa arrested by Deputy Sheriff|found a good position. He return-| Roberts. Coroner Tate and the|ed to France and took his wife and 8 - wa sheriff's office have previously an-|chiid with him on the Titanic. He| NEXT TO THAT 42-STORY BUILDING—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10p.m nounced that the shooting appear-|remained in the water for eit | ee sade niliniasitetseediaonainania i a ed to be ac a Jhours after the ship went sie: 7 ——e His wife and child were lost he ts a lawyer of remarkable at WHEN A woman shouted “Meyer! Meyer!” out of a window DAVIS MAY LIVE __ | RE talnments and a speaker of polish| Brooklyn, neighbors rang the fire alarm, % A alight chance for recovery TWO BURN TO cman and charm : held of! by the h fel a the : re ia y_the phyatcians at us| STROUDSBURG, Pa., June 2 BABY JOHN JACOB ASTOR was taken out of the Copley Squarg Ht Davis, who was burled from the| Mrs. Michael Hannon, 68 years ae een, Breast ood WIte. che | Father Plays hotel, In Boston, by way of the kitchen door, to avoid enterprising Madison st. trestle at 30th av, Tues-|and her daughter, May, 35 years,| nate in getting the first taste of snapshotters. : day morning. were burned to death after the|™ * se nolitics, | AY OTTIDE. se arn ao sertousl mothers skirts. cauahe ehtTante|sciontite management ia polities! §=—§- FHe’s a Rooster, that his Ife was despatred of|she started a small fire of rubbish |ing’ the new efficiency methods to| oa juring the night j!m the yard smooth out the way for the Wilson-| PORTLAND, June 20.—Admitting Effective June 22, 1913, All |, Tho daughter, working in the| ti qerwood tariff bill, | house, heard her mother’s shrieks | smocrate AT THE THEATRES ]fand attempted a rescue. The), 1" ea ein’ the democratt|and crow Itke a THIS WEEK. eee Pai any alee Pete ena ton Lewis, senator from Iilinois,|#0le purpose of an Lars gee 7 spe eX | Nobody ever heard of a “whip” {n/ing family, Dantel tinguisher from the wa Ingulsher from tho wall and putting senate before. It was an out |began his sentenc Moore—Dark out the flames, but the women E have just recived a carload of the newest and Metropolitan — Raymond Hitch- || were dead. ; growth of unwieldly majorities In| oy the rock pile. We vee in “The Red Widow |the house, where the speaker used | ag a tec Vide ° hey are latest designs of imported paper hangings. to appoint an “assistant floor lead To PROFIT ON DIVES), est stock of exclusive designs to be found easel whose job was to hurry the|mean to th explained Bellamy ~a Boe sak owt Pacific Northwest. Meaca are given Senttie—"The County Chalr | THE DALLES, June 20-—Follow | Hoye” on to the floor at tmes]in court, | Several of Heliamy’s nan . ing a raid by Governor est upon) when the party needed their votes. | eight children tes ed ha their and contracts taken on interior decorating and house Orpheum—Vaudeville disorderly places. 1n ‘Tho Dalles,|It ts quite a tribute to the Ilinols | father would not work and that they ates eel painting The largest line of pictures, mouldings, etc., Empress—Vaud ville, and acting upon the home rule|senator that he should be chosen| had to earn what money they could | proved opel in the city you will find here. Picture framing is our Faniagee. v parr peer amendment to the state constitu-|for this difficult post. In the old for the support of the family. Aethes Aharlaee, ialt, Grand » and motion |) tion, members of the elty counctl| days tt took ten years for a senator When they protested at his {dleness Aitive Hoaulam™ specialty. pletures belleve they have solved the Nquor|to “arrive” In the upper house. | the chanticleer stunt followed, they q Clemmer ~- Photoplays and vaudeville, Melbourne vaudeville, Alhambra vaudeville, |question In this elty, by an ordt;| Moreover, custom preseribed that | said |nance licensing, regulating and tax-|diring, the new senator's first year | ing the liquor traffic, Four churches|of office he shouldn't open his lremonstrated against passage of|mouth in debate. Lew the ordinance, claiming that {t {s|has Impressed his coll merely a plan to profit on dives, | senate inside of three Photoplays and MODERN Globe Wall Paper Co. 907 SECOND AVENUE and Photoplays ues ¢5 the! ginus, Righth months that Westlake ») that he used to get up at 2 a, mean to me, so I act elegantly . however, [rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir and ott $03, m. rooster for the noying his sleep- Bellamy today e of six months For particulars regarding fares and train service, call on or address furnished a Second and Cherry, or Jack Virginia, near eee “MILWAUKEE” Trains Between Seattle, Aberdeen and Hoquiam Will Operate via Montesano on the Following Schedule: CITY TICKET OFFICE + 7:20 a.m, and 4:20 p. my 12:02 p. m. and 9:02 p. m. +12:40 p,m, and 9:35 p, m. .12:55 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. ‘son St, Union Station Ticket Office