The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1913, Page 3

Phone Bast 4306 > “J THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1913 “a store, 1715 Yesler way. ma —E ee _ in Y WS OF T a ry on rt e of the brimful gal-}to the family propo: n, th ffl.) , se want z rly ge ser ’ ti " 0 ne 0 very much enthused over the localjin this territory, feel very proud { } FoR —IWAXWELL— BP -ATHFINDER | 2525S 808 Se sat cna cea ent | BALLOU & WRIGHT. rs ' at ls eee OF in a family | lishing of the local factory branch | Automot les. G. & J. Tires and Tubes—a Safe Buy. obliy 1 old by Jo € ‘ C 53. | on fe VAN BRUNT MOTOR CAR CO. Serre te an oe te tore mauntotpat | Amer tee Geet Or cee tthe nea (ean has Gea vesy wall, Twenty |, BV. jouer 2 Seattle meee os : hone Rast 11 I nveiciwy Siknoen watt agate |fenktas 7 families owns a!machines th r arrl cently pure hased a Lit 0 truck 4 * ervice In | aut PRP na rapa) anete iraay toe, sees eat AUTO PAINTERS | H. POYNTER & SON | q odel plant of th thfinder J. W. Leavitt &@ Co. are ne t I 7 ; Mw + 1 - thelr now quarters at Lith and P dP Bag ait alg sopibu de The | Jones is going to use | onograms and Lettering 2 Broadway Phone Bast 7498 . STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO PE, ad Mie aig hl isd Py Rd Peleg ree al get ' The w Alaska district. It will) | p HIS CAR | a Northwest Distributors the West Indianapolis Motor Car| pected ‘to accommodate thi gh wiki ee ; | | ne Kast 0. of this conce for several | Watch out for fi - —, e THE CAR THAT MADE GOOD IN A DAY. go epee PN ll) coated bP . uttle mo! enthustists|be heard around | . SeURnAge Pa Re 1 w res and | ar lookir ard with mueh fr uker ce. Ea | equa terest , ne automobile | old 4" at th Mead: than three | feet be given |r ‘ held th h % e ry call over ur . ) Lee ) hold ‘ machine The Sears Motor} ' a sale and 14th of this month. There are | det the Pacific coast, and is nout losing aioe ed " ‘a k z — ‘ Car Co. Agency ||« f are and | a Mny 4 cars factor when i comes to “ and e that ) a koing Although ft 1 samed 1509 Broadw unexpected dem Usa in: Wk areata: Gbaed. Wawa Tan ake cote a8 | Ro ; : 4 BALLOU & WRIGHT ay accidental haya si 1 irners, #0 the oc tition | “24 always goes like 6 MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES the Hupmobile Is In Its Class the Best Car in the World the s sed Ghicse. hs for granted that Mr. Weather the toemnae | __#IT Tempe Pike Street — whens Sant oi ; PHONE €. 469 on esrooms : aia i Plo ; ie for new cars| Man will do the right thing, Seattle football star ‘| ; loo ange used cars, are will seo some swe on Automobile | : cars come fr new cars sale - s at present on the | A 4 one door and ther. In this the Pike st. side, occ h as “4 : at : ~ ne : lance olways front of the building neapo! Gas ”" ‘8 Re Ve-all know that he { re Motorcycles Repa g, mith, Locks and Keys. 3 nile eat ot ititae a chased fifth Ki of the | than i both end eet Sporting Goods Draining in Accessories 4 dintor With water coe of the nttond:| pdt Party, of atx Impertats, threo | Nortt Kissel aaah used to play end.) | | Phone Elliott 1311 1021 First Avenue. | j TH: qhe ants ent the atorecsentinia’ wail | rom Seattle and three from Ta- Harry Helm, vice pres t of the| .. | a | AR TAT SE vB mate tes ecnsagees ; ery np a, left last Saturday for a week: Russell Miller Milling Co, is driv-|, The Waterhouse Tradin “hi ee : tr t . end ¢t to Lake Cushman, Mr, | i 0 “Kissel Ka ished a good week in the truck in frow ecisely tha > as {x A*Kissel Kar, while | rie Ge Mord “ 3 nat \ . Mr. Stra manage other widely known Mi 16 Garford seems to be v a A call dr and the bu op aa aed Ge -or ch bya : ular fn Seatt reral bel Whi You Can B - nc padladnre Pe [ 6 lo ch of the Imperial tan, el ular In Seattle, neveral beln ere You Can Buy car, and M valle meni er ¢ . ensoiles wt in the ee) salos force , AMERICAN iy the am lear, and Mr. H. J. Waller, a prom:|ruler pheapolis Kiks, is a|{2 the last week. The sales for Em 6 for a Quarter ON he est eattle re estate man, recent convert to t attractions of feels confident t they are going Seatt! merchants are r tf q hin family, wéte among the the Kissel Kar. to k up the good work eepeey erchan are re : +o after the . - | If sponding to The rs sugges om ini MARI wi is Fine was made, con | “i | : DORRIS TRUC started tolsidering that nothing of! ras | Mr. B. F. Jacobs, of the tion. In spite of the traction , ; open the rear door to pull forth the |e me, that nothing of interest] mM. A. Miller, manager of the|rinder factory, has been in S company’s arbitrary withdrawal A d : Ht Bast Pike. M.A. MILLER, Manager. |/tirurchor “Nememberton snechere | ak mlsaod along the way. The atilier Auto Co, agente and dle finder factory, has been in Seattle | Cf the nale. of tickets on care, cadademy i ried ride over cobblestones and | en} and surely tributors of the American, Marion turned to San Francisco last night. |f 2°" can, Duy six car tekets for ; ; ting street crossings, he won finish: a ee hey and Dorris ¢ left last week on . a A quarter at the following dered — on iotor tour to Pacific Beach. He , laces with a perfect sco not “+ foe ‘ . J. H. Crammond alt an 4 CHALMERS OLYMPIC | ‘ |gle accident marred’ a most plene-|red Me ed Me, Joke trestle | fice manager for the Firestone Panton & London, 1111 Sec- MF pee and Mr. and ra. John Teal, o a $1 nd av. i | One family in every 67 in the |ant trip r jand Rubber , 918 ° % as Motor Car Cok. || unites states is taking its pleasure een ores Pike st from MacDougall - Southwick Co., ington z UTERS baa Ward cnhes OF Patan co thei Wided Seid’ ta cua set vabvibal| haetae eee ae wee through |} Second and Pike. : Phone East 47. ~ 1401 Broadway. || basis of the number of Ford cars !# the record made by two F nerican underslung car | Skagit county and Mount Raine: New York Outfitting Co, 825 % t me ore ore de by two Fran he Chandler Light Six {# here| 5 ' : J. EVANS, Manager. in use, every 67th family should lin cars of the same model “snd "a ets ee oe ning by the way of Be ‘hire on Some of them haven't /Ownbd in different parts of on display and i attracting wide| ham and Everett, looking after the S. 8. Frink, stall 204, West- -— n't |® 7s t pa of the attention. Clayton Gibson, North terest of the Firestone Tire lake market cause of the country. Mr. H. M. Ward, of | west factory representative, is very|R of the Firestone Tire and hues be & a th one lento : 2 r - 4 be P ‘@, is ver ubber con and stopping rl in ‘a | W H Barnes & Son Motor Trucks han on mats lenton, W Va has di ven his enthusiastic over the new ma-/fow after yond stopping ® I per Co» First and Union. e e neds: ‘ase Bales al G for three | chine. The Light Six Is now being | fishing. Crammond is the guy that Wright Restaurant Co. Inc., ial tr ime had but displayed tn th w rooms of R the “I” in fish. His luck 164 Washington st nteed Cont Service. Co B work tut r car isi ev ’ 4 put the n fis s luck at . Guaranteed Continuous rvice. Covers Every Truck Sold. hate gh Ps Pore Thy dae ii Ging ba = H & HK. ‘ Gra ‘ Broad-|trout was not extrac nary, but Tailor Ready Co., Fourth and Garage and Salesroom 610 Seneca St. Phone Main 6504, y a car to one person Neb., who is still using the ty ‘bee a it pti cae sits ; yep a pais a sajmles or n West Grocery, 65th and in each 306 in the co set of tires that were on the! rss {stone Cree Jellingham | wh vical dd bis The number of Fords ear when It wa hipped 0; ¢ " {| Upon Mr. Crammond’s return, | Phinney. GS ts inetedimnaes FU Rady + Berea ere elinoed. te | Ay V. Davis, Northwest manager] Manager Cam few days’ |] _ The Bon Marche, Second and . [i this multitude 200,000 now look as if they 100 the Maxwell Motor Car Co., Just; outing on « fishtr Pike. WASHINGTON CAR | United States. The comaieean od other year,” says Me ae rae ae|arove up from Gan Franciscd in| C. A. Marrs, formerly of Butte, | ay Ge Recemnny: Steet coarer A TERCAR CO. i aiaeine ta tua: task enamine celiirs the new Maxwell The new| Montana, ts now connected with |f 1406 Third 4 2,000,006 re , % machine sure stood the test fine,|the Firestone force, He is an ex-|} Bell Drug store, end of Ra- i : 1515 BROADWAY pe ee rg an al aeay to comput Mr. W. H. Schwartz, sales man-|and caused no trouble at all on the! perienced tire man, and will be | venna line. i Boarding and Day PHONE EAST 467. rag thoes sey! ne gion every ager of the Metz Motor Car Co.,|whole trip. The Van Brunt Motor|used a assistant adjuster and Perfecto cafeteria, Third and School conducted ‘ 30 car, Getting down’ who was in Seattle recently, was Car Co, who handle the Maxwell! floor salesman |] Jam y Si : —_ . < We by Sisters of St. Bell-Guice Grocery Co, Alki “4 hah p / — - - ——— = : and 63rd 8. W. Dominic. Classical, : ‘ . Edw. Robinson & Sons, Fre- nots ientifi Imperial Automobile Agency BITS OF mont av. and Ewing at. see grape aS, 4 m erial Messrs. + coe am Summit Liquor Co. 1603 Commercial and tributors GOSSIP rae fretting Jewish New Year's Card Eee t 8 ope Courses. Special Five different models, priced from $1,285 to $2,509, f o DB Beattie Pacific Car Co. Robert Atkinson, Mgr. 903 East Pike St. Phone East 1413 Hudson - Paig FEDERAL TRUCKS Studebaker Garford Lippard-Stewart KRET Waterhouse Trading Co. Auto Department Touring Cars and Motor Trucks Phone ©. FLAT. THE MARKETS | Prices paid produce: i 4 vegetables: (Correc y 1518 Broadway a Mercury Motor Car Ca, 901-803 East Pike # Phone Elliott 1582. for ftratts Godwin | wi MACY | badly wrecked. Office Phone, Ma Rew Phone, Kenwood 1473 hy, Chiropractte stconmth seas ye ROBERT CURTIS 4 Cocoa Mlb ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Be Plest and Vericr wy Wiring, Repairing, Installing ‘ Free Wee aepeuite Sent na 1018 Post St. Seattle Wa ——— hans narra ian ery 6 @ Dr. Macy Successfully Treats frend, i tcl 136 Chrente Macasen he|| Radiane 10 : t \priees paid producers for butter, | poultry, veal and porks ected daily by Perry Bros.) 23 33 @ 134 “4 @ 15 12 a Spring ducklings, col red 12 10 2 22 Blood Pole ve is AES and weak good mize, dz. 205 a ® nemern ari fowl ve, Os 9.00 60 kidney, 12 “4 0 § ia block 10 @ 10% 06 @ oo While turning the corner at Fourth ay. and Seneca st., shortly lafter 1 o'clock this morning, two automobiles, one driven by H. P. oxa ation and ad-| Anderson,’ 16: 16th av., and the : Ah ape yte 8 other by decree Adams, 807 Lane Tto# pm. sun-| St collided, Anderson's machine Found” column, totaling $440,000 in bends People's Cash Grocery, No. 2, attention given to 420 30th av. N. | “Pathe's Weekly” heads the new © A Sunday to Tuesday N | }bIN for Sunday at the Cle: : ueeday Night Iga ‘ young ladies - | il for Sunday at the Clemmer. |] UNIVERSAL FILM PLAYER HAS RISKY "feature film; |] geanae)® 708 First ave Second ts gh |todramas te cys Ai to t Woman.” Rex drama av. and Madison et., 918 Second paring for Teach- [This ia the story of a little ne doll PARTS BEFORE CAMERA AND LIKES IT mpage’ 4 thar en Vv. Third av. and Pike st. ers’ Examination. girl who went to the city for a a oe es - s, Bickford grocery, First av. : visit and returned home wearing Belair, oplit reel. |] and Madison st. pene location, P r clothe » h | isiv cas eethaat g a “aheger The Awakening of a Man,” two. aan Lane Drug Co. 7208 large buliding with lthetr tongues to wagging, and the gry “hot bai ie — chan” api Woodlawn av. modern — improve- te ovis aie 1 nee. ileal reel, Vitagraph; “The Way of algdshe & Smith, 906 Firet ments. Fully equip- honestly Rov ede tscade mir ar |] Herman Blumenthal, 120 Sec- ped Physical and “Nan of the Woods” tells a pic \ ond av. 8. Niacin great out of doors. Colonial Sunday to Tuesday Night Smith Pharmacy, 23rd and Chemical — Labora- ogue is offered in “With | : athe: m Pathe play; “The |} jackson: tory. For prospec- a nd of Destin 2 é s of New Zealand.” The} ha Unie tec Kalem oo National Liquor Co., 405 Pike. tus and further par- ustoms of these f — jp yee ave Renton Hill Pharmacy, 14th ; feng oi Hard Luck Bill,” Essanay comedy. |] ang Madison. ticulars apply to ws of their country Box office, Colonial theatre. SISTER SUPE- ae atten ta Sirekte a et theeeeet || , California Wine Co, 8303 Bal- RIOR Ail Favor,” ir ch a hot % es “ oe . eo lard av. . and an dollar bil j fencate Grane; |. aes ae A. D. T. Com 112 Columbia. tdereble. worty to 6 Waterioo, American | ¥ McCormack Bros., Second and <n ¥ The Social § etary,” Reliance | james. " er comedy; “T Ne ” Ke - numbers are offered by wy page RO ata OMe oe O'Keefe & Mudd, 610 First av. Sundq violin soloist | rs ote Eagle Transfer Co., 611 Fourth |and Olver G organist. | onee Sunday to Tuesday Night || *’aainier Laundry (downtown V ae ee | ‘or the Flag,” two-reel Amer ss 2 eS leTHE PURSUIT OF JANE,” ican; “Chapter of His Life,” Majes ee mccoy. pee ALBANY PAINLES°? IMP COMEDY tle drama Frazzled Finance,” || w, sien ~~ ‘e x irKet, e | a dashing widow | Thanhauser comedy bp ode ge AA a | 0 ‘ woat attractive | rig ped) Pdiwg Sam Dye Works, 1125 t, to the despair Tilikum Sunday to Tuesday Night ef th, a man of re “Broken Threads United,” two Sasaiene Laundry, 6403 Ballard A A ith, w man of re Fel oon ma; “the ‘strong || LBANY CUT-RATE tide. kiele gine | Man's Burden Bicgraph eon C. Nybo, 103 First av. ay will not reseue her until |“Howlin’ Jones,” Selig drama Golden Pheasant Restaurant, nts to be » his bride. | | a. 8 1115 Pike st. ra console the disappoint: | Yesler Monday to Tuesday Night|{ Brecklyn Av. Grocery, 40th This film will be releas “The Moonshiner's Mistake,” |J &"%@ Brooklyn av. drama; “The Tables Turned,” Sets OhneiGer elt rie | eee Scenes in Honolulu ne Ene: | u D “AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY my’s Baby The Pied Piper of || ®%: T HURRY | EVER AFTERWARD” | Haml feature. Bebe thls ty & Son, tallors, WORRY | The Itala feature, “The Fatal} = 22 | jaltard av. | | Grotto,” 1s a melodramatic — film, Olympian Tonight | Heroux Lunch Room, 5503 Du- . telling the story of a father who | “The Open Secret,” Pathe drama |] wamish av a {Cut Rates Are Continued wanted to save his daughter from | Jin two parts; “The Wrath of |f ¢ Sei mbls OREN arket, 81 W. 1) UMrrting tO ue from ail parte of association with his compan: | | Osaka Vitagraph drama ‘The |f| Columbia. the Northwest and Alaska request- fons. His crime uses Leopard Tamer, ig comedy; |} ean Bagh jobbere ae ing that our cut rates be continued his secret to force the The Tattle Batt! Selig come¢ ‘0 umber Exchange ig FM ney SS - hemecives oi 4 To save his Circult Sunday to Tuesday Night ar He Roeland ee aware cost. daughter, ner decides to sac: The Green God,” three-reel fea- | » A. Dahlen ain: all- EPUT. | dana the € of all his troubles, ture; “The Tra t,” Majes. paper store, Pine st., between R ATION al Grotto,” and blows it tie drama; “The Green Shadow, Second and Third aves. We have won the envy of som@ daughter and her lover Kaybee drama Hood's Candy Co., 1509 Pike J 1entists 2nd 8 renitann pee as jare caught in the underground ¢ os.0-'¢ pine ook aback: eon | Proud Jern, imperiled by the riair Bart! Union Sunday to Monday Night eo. C. Kenyon jon, | rexcue arrives in time RODE PARYS 18: TMERPPI ERLE, eM ER. King Robert of Sicily,” two-reel || Westlake av |CUT EXTENDED |while the partner has met his just] This 1s Charles Bartlett, whoytorical pleces include: “The Cap-| Pssanay; “In Moroland,” education Ernst Hardware & Plumbing | RATES Jend plays leads in Monty's famous|ture of Fort Dearborn,” “Kitt Car-|#! and “The Artist and One Suit) Co. 604 Pike st. | We need publicity; we want our | yo Bison company son, King of the Scouts.” He wrote | %f Clothe: comedy, a split-reel Annie Reardon, candy stand, J /rriends to talk about us We have | COLONIAL SUNDAY CHANGES The horse 1s “Happy,” one of the| “The Four-k 1 Hero,” another | Selig Miss Arabian Nights," |{ 113 White building. rae oo sh rny A pie toh St) The new films to have their firat|trained animals on the big Uni-/outdoor picture play, Lubin comedy, ae | eitateta Cigar Co. 910 Seo P/N" Siwuary 1, 1914. ut rates showing Sunday include “The Cil-| versal Film ranch, out tn the hills Naturally in this. sort of w | | Our name alone is a guarantee that max,” a Pathe play, in which @l{n Southern California, Bartlett gets plenty of Be Clemmer Sunday to Tuesday Night |] Clemmer theatre, 1416 Seo J your work will be satistactory avd young irl, failing to reform her] 11's only necessary to remind|to do risky things, He had a bad “Pathe's Weekly No. 47," world's |f ond av t Hill Ph 901 in ODAx-—=DONen Fo brother, takes up the calling of alfolka of “The Massacre of the | fall and sustained several severe | MOVs: Slander’s Tongue, drama; irs' armacy, Mad- ME TODAY—DON'T PUT IT OFF jtrained nurse. Her first patient 18} Santa ‘Fe Trail” to bring Bartlett, | injuries in or Love, Life and| Nannof the Woods, "drama; "With | ison st. | Set of Teeth, Guaranteed QA . mat who she le ane, bas been this daring Western player, to mov- | Riches.” the satives of Ne : Zealand, ani - | Fit, now .... or shot by her brother rough her|ing picture fans’ minds, He played| in the “Peril of the Flames” he| ‘Fickle Fortune's Favor,” split ree | * zealous attention the patient recov-|a young officer tn the first reel of | was obliged to run through Riseie N SELL Rev. Hugh E. Brown, pastor of Solid Gold or Porcelain 9 ers and later they are married.| tat pleture and an old man tn the| He often has to swim and row and| HEFFERNA LLS |the Pilgrim Congregational chureh,|Crown ....+ on ov agen <P r brother learning of the mar-| second fall and climb under conditions | TO COMMISSION |!!! occupy his pulptt at the Sun-) Gold or Porcelain Bridge Hiage, stiaminis fo Aecibe Sen Aes| favorite and his chief work Is| which make a misstep’ or failure in| Nogotiations conducted for sov-{day services for the first time since | Work $3 AS Aba pengg B beaband, ke playing leads in big ot scones, |the attempt very hazardous. But/oral weeks were concluded Friday, | returning from his trip with the | Eta po ach eels AP Ce jsaartia) nes very often, His his- he Il It, nevertheless |hy which the port of Seattle 1s now | Mountaineers, | Solid Gold Fillings -lor offerings are Hard Luck Bill,” | = — | the owner of part of the Heffernan | > ——————— | Silver Fillings ...... suanay comedy, "The Lonely | hi Dry Dock Co, and auxiliary Haste) BALL GAME MONDAY i yretty Be »roduction, | _ The property is acquired in conn ° 1." & pretty Belle production, | ichigan nonriwrse prancn || oe eT aovelonment of the| and All Next Week Albany Gut-Rate Dentists |the Kalem studios ; 1425 ‘Tenth Ave. Near Pike. ||| Kast waterway | DUGDALE’S NEW PARK JON FP. CAM Lt, Mar. ||| The purchase price is $425,000, Take Fourth A f Secon€ Floor People’s Bank Building Lost articles are usually found otor When dinat dun, land payment was made by port | BOS OUD Dn eS eine ee ee ae by Star want ade In the “Lost and bonds, at 962.3 cents on the doliar, | SPOKANE VS. SEATTLE]... axe ater oe enige rc 3:00 p. m. OUR WORK Wik PRBASE YOU.