The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1913, Page 3

a side« e added. will He have of fe » AT THE Angeles Cafe 1422.24.26 Firet Avenve Our 25¢ Regular Dinner ~AND— Our Special 50c Chicken Dinner Served from ft! a. m. to 8 ». Are Unexceticd In Seattle Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Fien, Steaks and Chops FREE--LATEST MOTION PICTURES—FREEB Vocal and Instrumental Concert Afternoons and Evenings —B Prof. Nape’s Haw flan Orchestra —Oor— O—Artiteo Albany Cut-Rate' Dentists STAND BACK OF OUR WoRK FOR 15 YEARS. GUARANTER SIGNED BY Us. The following prices will be given at @ur offices until September Let Come tm today—don't put tt off We Set of Teeth, Guaranteed Fit, now .. CA) Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown .. Gold or Porcelain $3 Bridge Work ‘Solid Gold Fillings...75¢ UP ‘Silver Fillings .. 50¢ UP Albany Cut-Rate Dentists! Second Floor Peopics Mank Butlding, | Second ond Pike. ‘Take Elevator or Walk Up OUR PRICES WILL SURPRIS# YoU. OUR WORK WILL PLEASE TOU. Are You Going to Portland? | If so, you will want to take the train that is most conven-| jent and offers you the best service. This means, of course, that you will choose one of the Four Fine Trains day between} nd via the} that operate every Seattle and Port W.R.&N. endid which offers you these sple trains: Seattle-Portland Express | Leaves Seattle 7:30 a. m rives Portland 2 p. m. Shasta Limited Train De | Leaves Seattle 11:30 a. m.| Arrives Portland 5:30 p. et Sound Express saves Seattle 11:45 a. m.|} Arrives Portland 6:30 p. m OWL, the Hy toe night train Leaves Seattle 11:15 p. m Arrives Porilend 6:45 a, m.} (Berths can be occupied at | 9:30 p. m You will er ¢ benefits of | ALL-STEEL COACHES and all the other features that the most up-to-date train serv ice affords | The O-W & places| paramount comfort and co nience For further infors ervation call J. H. O'NEILL, | District Passenger 716 Second Avenue, Telephone 4 re Agent, Main 932 XTRA: tle girl, | turnvereins. LONDON, July 23-—A_ tele phone for lovers, called the whisperphone, was granted a patent here today. In appe ance it resembles the ordinary phon but the mouthplece ts deeper, and the bashful lover who formerly dared not ask if Angelina loved him as much as ever, for fear of the ridicule of his office colleagues, can now safely whisper sweet nothings. STONE BROKE? NOT HE! NEW YORK, July 23,—Qeorge Stone, former policeman drawing a pension of $100 monthly, asked pew mission to sell a valuable plot in |which his first wife 1s burted Stone says he is “hard up” slace | =+1)'M READY 10 | CALL, ASSERTS CARDINAL BALTIMORE, July 23.—"To-| day | am 79 years old,” said Car dinal Gibbons, as he sat in his study. And then he added in a gen: tle voice, “I do not think | will live much longer. My life is nearly spent.” The cardinal was «peaking to a visttor, who express surprise. T will soon be an narian,” said the y, “and natur t course Almighty i me with a jong ady to an wor wh fit to call count of 1 “tl out toward s of North Charles ver the city which he think that it will not be OH, YES, IT’S SOME CONSIDERABLE HOT IN THE COUNTRY, TOO ANSWER MY long now,” he said slowly, and there was no sorrow in his ALICE GREGG IS NO ‘FRAID CAT’ ALICE GREGG Alice is a nice, tame-looking Iit- who might be expected to squeal and jump on a chair when & mouse runs across the floor, or faint if the chauffeur of her auto proved to be a reckless guy and) dodged back and forth hetween street cars while speeding at a headlong gait down Second avenue. But things are not what they seem. Alice says she would catch Mr./ Mouse by the tail and throw it out of doors, and as for autos—mere cars. | Well, every Sunday Alice takes a chute-thechutes in an auto, and when it leaps the gap at the foot of the chute, another car does a triple somersault over her head. Some hair-raiser If you doubt it, go over to Lana park, where Alice and her brothers, Eddie and Charley Gregg, do the} rides once a week), and see it The} rides once a week), and se it. The |cars start together, and while one| {1s crossing the gap the other does the triple whirl over bin 'T00 LATE TODAY July 23 1 BRIDGEWAT Ma Cardenio F. King, formerly a Boston newspaper publisher, is| | dead at the state prison farm here} today, where he was sentenced to! 14 years for obtaining $22,000 under false pretenses. Aware of King’s approaching death, friends were making desperate efforts to obtain bis pardon and were assured by Governor Foss that {It would be granted today. King died late yes terday Co pyieee “Now Americanized DENVER, Colo., July 23—That the turnverein is rapidly becoming | an American Institution inatead of a purely German or German-Amert-| and that the| can organization, women have outdone the men in this country in following out the turner doctrines, were the con clusions expressed today by ob servers who watched the recent International Bundes Turnfest held | The preponderance of young people who participated in the af fair ally the large num b who attended, indi ¢ tha young people are coming into thelr own in the} PHONE FOR LOVERS THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1913 OUT OF THE MIGH-PRICED DISTRICT CLEARANCE OF MEN’S ( STRAW HATS $1.50 to $4.00 Values : ( ONLY 3 DAYS MORE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE The GREATEST SUIT SALE Strong Statement, But a Straight Fact $10 for Your CHOICE Former Values $20.00, $25.00 and $30.00 May Strike Man Who Keeps Saying “I Should nia | LOUIS, Mo, July 23. irritating maddening KILLS HERSELF AFTER JOYRIDE j | ST The phrase “I should worry” was SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 28 Here {8 a choice of any Summer Suit in the house— tried in Justice Warrenmeyer’s || Hazel Warner, a wayward relative Suits made by the cleverest tallora and materials that wil/ court at Clayton, a suburb of St. |} of Hetty Green, world’s richest give service and eatisfaction to the most exacting patrons, we lead in quality and price. A thoughtful éx- wisest economy As usual, penditure is the || Louls, The jury decided that a }) woman, ended her life by ewallow three-quarter-length _ slee yard. 2 |] person goaded into a fury by tt }| ing potson voloe—just resignation—' id » 1 } , ata Ate dali ooeeae] think Tt was justified in grabbing a milk Her death revented the depths to MAT OO 6 SUMMA cone: We [fires ane OBER &t eo the Fereon which she had descended Unrestricted Choice of aid it. a ‘allaban The feath sported should all be ready for the call, daata Cll, OF GLUE Pipcuath al baie ATG Gand ka 200 Boys’ Suits because we don't know how hauk y thc soc Bend road be Valnes to $6.00; some have two 4 av., was freed of an = assaul where she had been staying She | ne ha The me Weegee ne om tinal || CharKe after whe had pleaded [returned to the place late in the | pairs of Knickerbock te close if he was not in good health, she was im desperate by fre ]/ night, and told a friend she had a iia a “Yes,” answered the cardinal, “1|] Went repetitions of the words | been joyriding with a youth of| stilt fool atrong and capable of per- || 0Y Mr. Callahan's neighbor South Bend | —, fovminie several tnore: years. of “We quarreled,” abe sald | Cl OVER DA IN BARGAIN TIME labor, but I think I w soon pass | T lig GREA § GAIN Y years lon we are never sure. | A oe You know !t ta our soul eciecall | ms a , ae c ly 28 ~ | ut_makes ux young or old. If Boneh ASTER, zs July 23! ATLANTA, Ga., July 23.—"1 have ur soul be young, though our body | Here tle ofp Sg Hoda rel no sympathy with the unwritten| oe inde Methuselah, “we: are | Come Comp Cae ee oe oF law. We have courts for protection. a Mocchadaiae BUR Gi Und 4H Sinimlaaced ie Mies Jessie Wilson, daughter of t p vgger must not take the jaw tn) Wort y Merchandise, Si ioves, Underwear an osiery a at Slaughtere: Prices, t | president, who ts to be married to| sh OUD, Sareg was made by Re Misa Novin's nephew, Franklin B. |... - cutcheons in corder N. R. Broyles as he con ft, flexi ne us Sayre + qwtag the | toded the teh] Of Mrs. Cora Leni z | CORSETS “Gummerwelght, flexible, co PETTICOATS og of fine mercer- ‘Lapsed’ C Class *' ing the door open and ewing the! « soctety woman who publicly flog-| fortable, lace trimmed; 6 od: Baten, 181-45 he entering feet of the| ged T. D. Thompson, Atlanta bual-| hose supporters; long, fall nS, flounce; the most VIENNA, July 23.—There {# much | Eager ym on the threshold | Dems man. with a naga cago Je skirt; all sizes. Clover Day serviceable skirt to be had tribulation {n Austrian army circles Holding his arma and his outatreteh | had tng her | Price, 49c. for 79c. Clover Day, 59c. Fa decree just promulgated by + han : lt aad ined Mra. Lee $10.76,|] ff —— sen ——————___— By ‘or Franz Josef, granting al r d who true love w — TTS to C off C . Bs Come is | a \- Restanare x eucontent voeoed ot 10 “SKIRT FLOUNCING {7,5 2%, HOUSE DRESSES meg oe Perea, erations without a mesalliance. | ! THE Bi inches "In depth; values SRE: : ns or There has been a big rush for] ES, MO O V ranging from $1.50 to $2.5 hambray; high or low neck, but many officers idea 1 of thetr no the crosses, have hith ble birth have dinc , to thelr | mortification, that sc forgotten Jancestor had disqualified them by marrying an actress or housekeep- er “Thought you were O. K. for a cross, Fritz.” Great-great-creat-grand. is frequently beard mother lapsed,” fa the clubs WANT ’EM MARRIED NEW YORK, July 2 Does mar. riage and motherhood interfere with woman's efficiency as a public | school teacher? That t* the ques | tion now agitating the New Si board of education, and many ctvi bodies throughout the greater city | have taken the problem up. The question has become such a burning issue that a 150 men and women, teachers, lawyers, writers and actresses have formed them selves into « league for the civic ervice of women, which will {n the ‘all begin an active ca ign in the interests of married teachers, SEATTLE has no blizzards, cy- clones, cloud bursts, drouths or potsonous insects Cockroaches SHOULD BE KILLED At the first sien of the repulsive tockroach or waterbug, get from your druggist a box of the genuine Stearns’ Electric Rat and Roach Paste and use ft according to direc: tions; and fn the morning you can sweep up a panful of dead cock- roaches. Ready for use; does not blow into the food Iike powders Stearns’ Electric Paste ts sold on marantee of money back ff It falls to exterminate cockroaches, rats, mice, ete. Bold by druggists, 26c and $1.00, or sent direct, charges prepaid, on receipt of price. Stearns’ Electric Paste Co. Chicago, tl. Best Service EAST. trains schedules on conven- daily for Fast lent ‘Kansas City | St. Louis Omaha Chicago and intermediate points. Connections made in Union Stations with trains for Eastern points VIA Rock ({ Island help you plan an inter- eating tripe Let me Cc, D. McNAUGHTON, City Passenger Agent GEO, P. CAVE, Agent Seattle. 112 Second Ave, remarrying. IES All you want on Thurs- ove Das, value $1.00. Clover Day, 7 at, yard, 57¢, ay, 19¢ issue with tho memo ortal Taking to President Wilson, writte At the Dream Until Sunday —_—— a —_——. — “ - socialists, @ telegram sign by Pisa, Italy, Curtous Monw- Uy adies’ Summer Watsts in Pa ted ee anes ont none? See amen LADIES’ HOSE, ‘tier tan Preacn | | WAISTS [atier, Gunmen sais Dr. Frank 1 Shaw, presidents of|“A Thief in the Night,” “Jim's Lisle Hose, rich, ‘er tha " the Chamber of Commerce, Arctic | Reward.” mesh openwork; very elastic 7 immed, Intis Ling club and Rainter ¢ respectively, | eee } OC ®: top; best 50c grade ever sold. Swiss or Voile; value 75c. was sent Tuesday to the president At the Clemmer Until Sunday 35¢ Clover Day, 49, Clover dirand Special, in which it is expressly dinclaimed | “Home Sweet Home,” two reels.| |that Secretary Daniels ts to blame |“Pathe Weekly,” “Mistake in Kid-| |for the riots last Friday. His naping.” | speech, says the telegram, could 2 Yes, one cent for Ladies and | WHAT? Children’s pure white, hem- [ WASH DRESSES Bevis Dresses of French Ginghams, been made with propriety by| At the Black Cat Until Sunday | aoe Y patriotie citizen |_ “Exposure of Gambiing in New phat ee teat sean Nevesdped . ate wb lyo fees ave - mings of lace or \" rk,” three reels. | Cea bag for emergency. It, will a embrotd Values, At the Circuit Until 8 | uay yea to water Clover Day $5.50. Choice, $2.98. “Mannie’s Secret C three} nainens seein - ecls. “The Moving Picture Girl | — MADRAS Take advantage of this sell- Ic Ladies’ Silk Lisle Lace LACE HOSE 1c WASHINGTON, July 23—Find Ing alleged calamities in every re bie Melbourne Unt Sunday Hose, four-thread heel ing tomorrow—fancy striped « re . y ruth in the Wilderness.” two : schedule, Senator Reed Smoot of| 314 “The Peddler,” “Love and| and toe; black only; all sizes and figured Madras; regular value Utah today, In the senate, contin ued his denunciation of the Under wood tariff bill, contained In a 36, 000 word speech. He ridiculed the cotton free Hast schedule and oth Courage,” “The Strange Way.” eee At the Grand Until Sunday “Mutual Weekly,” “Bretheran of) Regular value 35¢ a pair, 15c. 12%c, Clover Day, a yard, 7c. | er administrative features of the vad aie Fi The Red } UNION SUITS ray Swine nibbed SHEETS Full size, pure bleach Mus- | proposed bill = nion Suits, with stron, wecek f,_, eemeton {Wee ot ee At the alnamice Unis Thursday wash lace top; two styles, a Sees: Te ee pee Serre © ay “His Weakness Conquered,” C lace trimmed or cuff knee; C 34e. 15 Pillow Slips, 36x42, moot |“When He Wore the Blue,” “Her! extra special Clover Day, 35c. each, 8c. Awakening,” “Four Queens and al 2. - £9 At the Home Until Friday. é . co “Beauty and the Beast,” three Ladies Suits “THE STORE THAT Tried on charges of assault tn |reels. “The Smallpox Scare at One or two of a SAVES YOU MONEY”, the third degree for an attack Guich Hollow.” ralue to made on Frank Semple, a city em ee kind; values ploye, upon the conclusion of one At the Olympian Tonight. | $27.50; until sold, of the hearings before the civil “His Widow, “Collecting the! clearance price— service commission in the recent! pil," “The Attack at Rocky Pass, Investigation of the health com-|*The Vengeance of the Kabyle,”| missioners office, Edwin Roe, a “The Two Brothers. . witness at the hearing, was fined | ee $50 and costs in Justice Brown's At the Yesler Until Frida court Monday. “Mary Stuart,” three reels. oT" *, ° kohama Fire Department,” E ETT, Wash. July 23 a D Standard Patterns ye Next t Search is being made for the body |!#7e4 Proposals.” | | Agents for Stand. ‘0 That 42 Story Building of Alvert Larson, 25, a boiler At the Class A Until Sunday “The maker for the Great Northern, who lost his life trying to save a boy he thought to be drowning, near Ev Only Way,” “Hannigan Moro Fish Drive at Jc Old Arm Chair,” “The AT THE THEATRES | HEALTH WORKER : erett Junction. Search is also be- Arm ling made for the body of Charles | Bolt From the Sky THIS WEEK. ccd pled ager: eh i sald by local comm Moore—Gill Travel Pictures, LIKES OUR TOWN: THEAT RES The prices || Metropolltan—Dark. ! under be |. The creator of “Spotless town,"= Seattlo— ‘The Girl From Pan-}/the name by which Kalamazoogs ama, Mich., is now favorably known, will SEATTLE fect “te variation, “The Girl From Panama,” a mu- and general excelience. | but | Orpheum—Vaudevitie, dye inn Eoaite Asean 2 and 35 ae : | oon valine © onto, sical comedy, is a play which ta|ure'rce strictly first wrades Emprese—Vaudeville. \Crane, an -expert ‘on, hea a neh drawing big audiences to the Seat- Brgy Price. Pantages—Vaudevillo, tle theatre this week, The comedy - Grand—Vaudeville and motion expert on health am |sanitation. She is here under thi |auspices of the state board | the work of the entire company has |‘ |proven more than enjoyable It fs the comedy that ts the out standing feature of the presenta tion, the humor being of high-class order. Melbourne — Photoplays and vaudeville, Alhambra — Photoplays vaudeville, ntaloupes, hex cots is presented by the Frank Rich Co. * Rae pictures, health and the State Federation sil; | eens EO rt cat ane Ratt Clemmer — Photoplays and J) Women's clubs. * 1 ing ic p actresses make up the cast, and | Local berrie re Stine Crane ttle over Aa ago, was responsible for the Rabe of the agricultural department placing beef under the control a | the pure food authorities, Accom* |panied by Health Comm ner, Crichton and State Health Officers Kelley, Miss Crane yesterday’ vise ited the garbage incinerators and, the health exhibit, and compliment= ed the city on their efficiency. M4 |. H. Howell, secretary of state.” and Raspberries ganberries |. decayed tooth, allow un to treat tt, | . Ten fill it, and ‘afterwards crown it} PANTAGES with or Porcelain Crowns, You| Pantages vaudeville offering this |‘ will be surpris at the quality of! wee; {ts one which has more than reoggde! ag om pleased the audiences at each per- Joe Howard and Mabel green top, dom... Feed, Selling Price. Washington tim 3.00024 Celery, ane, In songs and patter; Jack 5 and H. A. Gile * requires considerable of ex | Trio, tumblers, are the feature|weners ..: : i mittee appointed by oe Explotta. lecrieace te place bridge work cor-| numbers of the proxram, AP en imei we Re Rolled, moat and ‘bariey’ : |tion and Industrial bureau of th rectly, Our spectaliate can match Howard, who is the composer of fonee 10. mixed . $3.00 | Ghamb of the your teeth and plage in the mirsing | “we amber of Commerce, next Mon-> Qeeth of Porcelain. or Gold wo that|Many popular songs, sings bis lat- Best modern outside rooms, day, to discuss the proposed state. to 50c, Stewart Stewart.—Advertisc.aent. you will have the best service from |est compositions and made such a them FullSets Teeth,$5Up Woe have thousands of Seattle cus >» will tell 86 Aehet postions work, provi last legislature. HOFBRAU big hit that he was reealled several ded for by thee times by his auditors, Me bas a capable assistant in Mise McCane. Taylor, who deals in magic, adds}; | plenty of life to his act by keeping up a rapid fire of wit during his | performance. ELECT A GOVERNOR TONIGHT Mildred Fitzgerald Mr. Hanlon ney ould be fit ney had us do ham” ‘ork that doesn't prove satin. neue, ench n factory will be repaired free of hares Ot One Ee ay if you wish| , LITTLE ROCK, Ark. July 28— Ethyl Young for WHEE examination and. esti. | Arkansas is today holding a special |! Flo Emery mate | election to elect a governor to serve! 12-Year Guarantee to All| the unexpired term of Governor Jos (T. Robinson, recently elec Vera Lawrence Miss Putchett ive ne ducklings. Free Exantination 119) egg eee itt all "Rockantaur Rhoda Greenaugh CUT {George W. Hays of Camden is the Vexctnnion— ~ieiting Price Rose Barn - | democratic nominee apd his election |« (Aft |was generally conceded, as Arkan bya a RATE | | sas is strongly democratic, Harry H,| he an a e JACK O'DALE D E N T i Ss T Ss Myers is the republican nominee Planist and George urphy, former at H adit torney eral and democratic hours let First Ave. and Madison St. lieader, te the progroselve cundidate.|V2c" sat ees "access