The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1913, Page 6

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MHE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1913. Contrary to Appearances, Adolf Took an Important Part in the Rescue - - Mente by’ MecDeaall Fountain Pens QS ¢ $2 to $6 Values — SHAW'S PHARMACY ic _—_——_ BUT WHERE Is THE —_——— 2nd Av, and Madison St ox Yess, “ SH Pr P ? / WY, Vor 155 DOT ~ COME ON, OSGARI we MUST 1 caw a Aor HIM 3 ; ' : { A GIRL QUDT ON A ROCK! "DaAEE WE tices Se TIER Courercn, wm DEFORE You > SPECIAL LOTS OF HATS DER TIDE MUST HAVE Ps = MUST MY DIAR-@IRL— STANDING “4 Ss. $3.50 and $5.00 AFE HER! FROLICH MILLINERY PARLORS 392 Arcade Building \ CAUONT HER. You Wil Be SAPED! = MATISM meomech Trouble, EB a and All Bina “Sulphurra | Diseases wil! BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 CARROLL’S 1102 First Avenue. nena nese (GIRL OF 15 HANGS _ GIRLS, ARE YOU JUVENILE COURT US ose sotrctimerretme rants tleally all of them have crooked feet GLASSES = 7 4 — ee el pct ag LOVE HOMELY? A TI <a MISTARE, HE SAYS Fir prices COT AGAIN TOR SATURDAY cal = jer . . gat to" new Avett ad I ae erenias CHICAGO, June 20.—(Spl)—Dr NEW YORK, June 20—The juve “The juvenile court,” sald Judge The Middlemen Eliminated at Green Bldg. orth k her boy sweethe ! Cor fers found nd|C. Franklin Leavitt bas made pud | nite court ts doomed to go, In the | Brown today fn a spectal interview FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS about July 15th her and ved her,|made public two notes written by | llc @ lesson in winning beauty) onion of Judge Willin Brown, for-|fiven the United Press, “with | romorrow (Saturday) the following big specials will be ctfered - oft ara wid, {tha chile Ya her faut heat coe |!ts sentimental probation system, ts o Metoenn. hanged herself at the home « of life which told th nust visualize our des rea |merly of the Salt Lake City, Utah, | manufacturing more criminals than sr of the notes we can ext and Gary, Ind., parental courts, and|any other agency tn world FANCY ROASTING CHICKEN, per lb... ..22c =—_ eased to Frank Wells, It read: |them,” he sald now superintendent of the Boy |Juventle courts are abso neg | hoice M “As you did not show up last [ture the sort o City in Michigan ative tn having any influence tn Choice Leg of 15c Choice Mutton i night | thought you did not jt and ther | checking what is called juvenile Mutton . Shoulder want me any more now. | | her subconactot nind| In absolute opposition to such a8 | crime, tig 123¢ are Steer Pot 0 Y ™ thought it was best for me to [Ho ft ts ever with her Judge Ben Lindsey, of Denver, and | “They place a boy on probation cae cass Sheenrerst suear pi Sa dle Because | know you never | “A woman may turn b |Judge De Lacy, of Washington, D.|and permit him to attend the c 16 c Roast see seeeeeeees c Bacon (backs) did care much for me. You |m hag by depressing thi Judge Brown makes the rath-|mon schol. It would be silly can laugh as much as you |w r reates with ler startling declaration that the|criminal—to send the mentally " tthe followtms marmwets please after | am dead 890 ‘ fit c attract t |juy le urt not only bi proved | weak child into the same school uy may God bless you Is the curse fous mind is under direct con: its unfitness, but that {t fe actually |room with the mentally normal of a dying girl. They say God | tro! of the conscious mind and can|a factor in the Increase of youthful child, in the hope that the former is love, but he will punish you |t reaned through repeated |—- ——— could benefit by contrast with the| some day. Goodby, forever. |» ations.” teh tt kh ek eH latter, The idea ts preposterous, | ANKE, 6443 Ballard Llp the girl who loved you.” | oe * ® but that fe exactly what fs done Rocking house to consunrert.” other note was addressed t * NEW YORK, June 26.—Jim, #/through the probationary system TED MEAT | Took for the 0. & purple Pe lbh In this the gir |® a large er’ cat that Ives #/followed tn all juvenile courts.” | ——— 1 her soul, writing wit! |# in the lion house In the Central aN eR — 2 i* park menagerie, was asleep on & “Dear Grandma: | thought |® 4 pile of hay in the stall of # || It was best for me to die be- | HEAD OF 6. A, R, |® Mins Murphy, the mother hip: # cause | would never be any | @ po, erhben that colossal creature @ H ' * decided to consume some of Our Boys’ and Children’s Shoes are exceptionally strong values. We ae vou have done Li eh “a cemerne sore. ¥ W Made of good leather that wears, on lasts that fit, and look good me. Please fulfill my dying BREMERTON, Ju J. Bel the cat. Neither did George * - on the feet. wish. Olg my grave wide and | Stewa Sedgwick of Bpo- le nert, the keeper, until Jim ® deep: place mardi siabs at kane, was elected ander of), 4 ont of his’ dangerous ® 4 Boys’ Outing Shoes, with elk soles, light calf Shoes for dreas wear) head and feet; place upon my | the Grand Army of for! ® piace just as the hippo tonsed # a and heavy grain Shoes for rough 2 breast a dove to show Wast and Alaska, at the|, > his uth the bundle o a service at . $1.75, $2.00 and $ 50 world | died for love. Ple y the cat was sleeping on Se Sees Sno, wis tid ont ent ter wat || eel areal [te ale ceremesgcte|g wee Fifth, Sixth and Pine 6 to § at $1.50, sizes 5% to 11 at $1.75, sizes 11 to 2 at sibel 09 the electt unan ee ee oe ee . || COUNTS MONEY 50: |the optaion of, st eet Oe —— ; EDUCATOR SHOES THAT LET THE FEET || YEARS; NO MISTAKE “"fsiiingsain wen neiccted. a thn THE LARGEST RETAIL DISTRIBUTORS OF k GROW AS THEY SHOULD piace for. the eneamnpiment. next WOME N— FOODSTUFFS ON THE PACIFIC COAST : i ; WASHINGTON, D.C, June] year 5 air Use Your Credit i ‘ fepartment, Miss Emma Graves, Women's Rellet cx resolu tory Halr Store— | y is the sunshine of the tion was passed to ie home for You Can Pay on ” hy | Pace te nate century inn|“*! ambos of the corve tan ae Large Cans Carnation Milk : Gr aves has been stead! 0 | WEALTH A hot bagr J Saad i oe ri Pick See At All Butter Stalls Formerly Raymond & Hoyt. 1402 THIRD AVE., LIBERTY BLDG. Soh tae ILLS HIMSELF Druggista 26 Pieces or any Spe- clal Pattern or De- sign. ring In or mail Pure Cocos, tm < STALL 206 25 i erate sicos FREE DELIVERY THORVALD PETERSEN Found dead tn his room tn the 4 A : WEST'S HOME-MADE CANDY Frye t with a bullet hole t & b and revolver by us your Teen Hair STALLS 129-130 SPECIALS bis side, y of B. W. Doo! and Gombings. § cane Sardin ahe 1 426 * ty of BE. oly Q bard ft : 1 promoter of the Zamora C. Cauffman a on ; oe anne Springs resort Factory Hair Store 100-1b prices do tt 25e Sack Pure 22 ibs. Granulated ugar With $1 tm grocer No. £9 sack Patent Cane STALIS 322-204 1401 First Av. ia, was taken to a) The Bradbury supposed to have| ended hin lif because of despond. {ble cane Mt Seas ices. oli STALL 219. . e ency resulting from years of ti! "| Re Pare Wo Gocitcnsia 5 mhone orders receive prompt and careful 3 health, was here as a witness in a ‘Mign Fiight and io aa at tion. thi nvi eS vuit between the International Fire $1.25 eas OE sages BOS t Uv Insurance and Northern Pacific rail + BB] compantea | Many Other Spectais > ing In the court roved t a Co A trying to him, Wednesday he com iuvib. Gack Best Grandia CORNER GROCERY Sugar STALL 352 whi . es : 20 LBS, SUGAR 90c “Stall 104 GROCERY | "0225.7 R: with order ed home M y evening. Tt ts en. @ timated th © leaves a fortune of} Lucky Strike Fruit Co. |, Seattle Tea & Coffee Corner Fifth and Pine ut $2hK Mest canning Cherries, box 80¢ Releupen, 9 for roa Kidney Beane ¥ Sait phthe Soap * Laundry Soap od Pineapple If you will compare the § with any other omnes Milk, with purchase These prices are good for all next week FRUIT DEPARTMENT BS Potat 2 10¢. 15¢. Ri make at the same price $ pees rm Me s of the First diviston,| r you will find them supe Washington naval militia, will join tior at ev ! Third and divis oint<the’ talloring ining the districts of as repphins 2 Saat Abetiees, Atoard ths Ponchos, barket We will have a full tin trawberries and Cherries Ftrawberrion, € boxes Zhe " STONG’ Ss GROCERY. ons, com Ta Washington Creamery Butter, desigr the cr } Aavvaiton, tonient’ fel 1 : f : = a Bats: * Fancy Swies Cheeses, 2 Ibe. Corner Sixth and Pine, Br 1 ffer ten days’ cruise In Alaskan waters ane PEOPLE'S BUTTER San FONDA'S HI-GRADE HOME-MADE many special fe ‘ » Galveston {8 now on way ert STALL. 105 bc > * OIA meet the J remerton to Tacona, whers | | Minnespsti TAL RED SHIELD BUTTER |*:., ", Princte a Monireal . s will bole peewee?! ’ W. S. BURRELL Churned before your eyes. three of the divinic #88 ; 200 Peanut B: ments of men and ing taken aboard. Tho boat will then | Mh pem yer : fe pent, DS pomnen, gute men, and if you will proceed to Seattle for the First dl-| + alg Stalls 11-13—Union Shop 3-1. Crocks $1.05. : : come into the store and ision, whieh includes abont 100 of. Pot R It 12%¢ Fresh Buttermilk, too selec: try on a number of the ficers’ and men. Tho Galveston me Roast, 1d...,.-.. 2 RED SHIELD CREAMERY oar et Fees And leaves Saturday morning, at 8 Legs of Lamb, Ib.....18¢ Stall 208 cut in orani 7 models we are now ex | i ie o'clock, from this port. The first Beef, Ib -10¢ TA, now, doz. Corn t ng you will find stop ts to be made at Kotehikan. | 00 Navela now, dor just the one you want On the crulser’s return target prac- C de M t C Fancy Tomatoe: Prices range from $25 tice will be engaged tn STALLS 335-36-3 7-38 asca ea 0. Berreg for sanning’ | upwards to Many Other Pointe 1 | Pine. Street Side. Stalls 1-7 al credit policy is surely a big FUSS & COMPANY en eturn may ado t | Big Saturday Specials a b California | TROUBLE NEAR? Lb OAS Ry acai gesislonase, each . 2. 10¢ , Fancy Roasting Chick- ve over the strictly cash way of buy Open a ens, lb. . Credit of credit we extend, and we believe you will Account public euriosity © evident today! Liberal stopover tition ree AID ccs gic ".10¢ Ib. , itary Butchers find it equally ¢onvenient mall payments over the visit to Japan of the son| | chotce of diverse routes New Potatoes, 6 Ibs. . .25¢ Witten ees -15c¢ | roin Pork Roast, 1b. 186 Here give you a chance to look your best, and the Tomorrow of Emilio Aguinaldo, the Filipino TWO ALL. STEEL T We carry a full line of | Choice Spare Ribs, Ib. | Fresh Spare Ribs, ib....12/s¢ cost is no more, exrebel. Young Aguinaldo is at wig Fancy Fruits and Vege-] ............ ..12lMe Genuine Shoulder Spring Lamb, * Kobe, but #0 far no definite infor-| |y VICTORIAN SHOES in Summer Lasts, Black and Tan suation of bie talesion 9 avaliabh $ 10 THE AST DARY , pct eae as "The Olymplan” oice Mutton Shoul- SH os nt SS or Sy Gee ha Shed STRAW HATS ' neeetiagpapteeininesitmasl .9e Aoness THs GonTineNT 353-Mother’s Kitchen-353 | Choice Steer Pot Roast, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Angeles ( at @ |] “The Columblan’”? | | iors ioe ences, sg] We. 13¢ tables, always fresh and the best the market affords 335—-—336-—_-337-—338 Loin Pork Roast, Ib.16c Compound Lard, Ib These prices will also prevail at our Annex—Stall 14—MEAT SECTION. BRENNEMAN & McINTOSH SUMMER NECKWEAR loaves Sugar Cured Bacon 1422-2426 Firet Avenue ae Xaw Potatoes, 7 Tees sss. ¢| (backs), lb......17l4c | 8-814-—- STALLS —116 Our 25c Regular Dinner ™r way TAS CONTMENT Where Tow Prices and High Quatity Preval, a Se 2 Regula —Z STALLS 200.125 __Phone Elliott 2867 ation re Fancy Roasting Chicken: Ou ii ii y gard! fares, ites, sleeping Tomate 2 Ibe 2 Be ea he-10e Wb oj Special 50c Chicken car reservations, etc., call pe or re shrry @ ft 1" itne of! Sparse Dinner ees Norway Herring, lao Salt’ Fish ot ail pe Te CHAPMAN, oR, n'l Agent Passenger Dept. J. L, CRISWELL, City Pass. Agt. Cc. A. MYERS — STALL 1t—UNION SHOP Pacific Coast Fish Co. “CHICAGO | Choten Btn > 1 STALL 901 MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL 1 Served from 11 a. m. to Bp. My Are Unexcelied in Seattle Oysters, Dungeness Crate, Fish, Steaks and Chops FREE —LATEST MOTION PICTURE o} Vocal and Instrumental Concert “Afternoons and Evenings ~-bY. Prof. Nape’s Haw or Stall_19—Meat_ Section Oliver Smoked Meat House STALL $09—MAIN FLOOR f Smoked Meats 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St “‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ Yakima Burbank Potatoes, § ibs. 10 Bormuda Ontong, 1b Be Tan Orchestra Roattle 3 Ibs Hardtack STALL 115—LOWER FLOO i Stall 344—Vegetables Ls 10¢ a ina aaci 206 ape Fd

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