The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1913, Page 2

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Amusements Offered in Seattle This Week Seattle Theatre = Commencing Monday, Sept. 15 THE - TRAFFIC - The Gres PRICES = Matinees 260. Seattle's New Park Dugdale Field ‘BASEBALL TODAY AT 3 @POKANE VS, SEATTLE 4th Av, Cars 25e and 50c PANTAG ES ville Means See th Pr t FOUR MARK 5 AND COMPANY in “Fun tn a Hi Schoo!,” with VENICE ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND Largest Navy Yard = on Pacific Coast | - | > AT BREMERTON | = OPEN DAILY FOR VISITORS Two large Drydocks, many Bat if atleships, Cruisers and Submari | SOfficers’ Quarters, Machin wYard ore . Navy Yard Route S. 8. = H. B. KENNEDY > and TOURIST 100 and ~ 10:30 A. M., 1:30, = 5:30 P. M. 512 Half Fare. wana HISS CANOE. IT — a TEE-HEE, ADOLF ISS BACK DERE TRYING To 6 DER FIRST TIME HE eat TVER IN A = eelbngs, NOG STAR—JHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Osgar Fears an Accident, and—Then It Ha ppens! © —, Words by Schaefer = - Music by MacDonald “WEN, ADOLE DOT AIN'T DER VAY JO DO DOT! DON'T DOT's DANGEROUS! yo You DINK? DER BiG BOOS 18% STANDING UP IN HISS canoe! HE HAGS NO SENSE ABOUT CANOES. ~ HEY! Foot! Do You HEAR? | [ DONT STAND — UP—!! ‘ four months, the confirmed the nomination of Edgar Battle as postmaster of Seattle. | will not tak » weeks, he says This will give him time to wind up his iness affairs, and also to }file his offictal bond for $160,000, — | salary of the Seattle post| master {s $6,000 per year. . upon learning of the senate Wednesday night, was the irst to congratulate the new post confirm StTraining Grounds and Ships at Battle is a echo yeneral Burleson. He 1s a brother cted as consu sh-American war t Battle ness since 1901 ‘BEARS ITS BRAND lon was cut at the W. E. lPeery home a few days ago, in| Teave Colman Dock 6:35, 8:00 and plainly visible in the heart. One letter was an “M” and the other| Fare, 50 Round Trip, Children} plain that t noticed as soon as the m “BATTLE IS OVER; Society Dames Serap for Duke; = BATTLES NAMED AS POSTMASTER After holding up action for nearly, nate has finally office for George F.! Postmas tion was prac the withdrawal the death F. A. MacDonald mate of Postmaster Hattle of Seattle. Waco, Tex. Battle Mall a te bush) Mo, Sept. 11—A] perfect letters were) Roth were capitals, and| ‘Where Shall | Go for First-Class First-Class Dentistry. have cavities bleed readily, for over 11 year admit that. ROBERT “Your teeth. You won't be sorry. afford my No hold up With Other Work EXAMINAT Phoae Willett JDENTIST] ppt ie Dental Work? : Go to the ‘‘Boeton Dentists, | Who Have a Reputation for | Je hn Clem « f kille into a rock slide near os PELKET'S soRRY ELECTION DEC, 6 PORTLAND.—W. ee loco- | firema’ It your teotn |! are aching or you) your teeth, or if} you have missing teeth that you Turner. wish replaced, or if your gums ff you have pyorrhea, you cannot of. the "$20 pesitly do better than consul the Life ton Dentists, at 1420-22 Second ~ Opposite Bon Marche. These 1913 dentists have been in thi. lucation and have turned out more strictly high class Den-| tistry than any office in the West Even the Dental Profession will|C’me president WASHINGTON.—Pr son went to a vau night for the first time since he be-| ST, LOUIS—J. P. Kirby was) No charge is made for consulta-| elected Snark of the Universe, or| Pelkey tion and advice. Go today and see the Boston Dentists, at 1420 Second Chief executive of the Concatenatec &Y., opposite Bon Marche, sbout|Order of Hoo Hoo, the national or der*of lumbermen SANTA ROSA.—Dr. C. Peterson, formerly a physiclan of Santa Bar , committed suicide by shoot , because of fll health. WASHINGTON.—William Welsh a has been appointed ship- ping commissioner of the Puget} "AIN-SAVING ONE PRICE "AINST AKIN PERSONAL 7) SERVICE | EVERETT. — William and John of Tacoma 1 from rur al mal WASHINGTON. ate, the sen: » nomin vont 6° AT DREAMLAND TONIGHT Columbia & Puget Sound was not excessive. Enileted men ——WIRE—— BRIEFS SAVANNAH — Water Tenders iiton are de an t's Mate Swinn, Water The Tent ler Daug! nton and Oller Gabbitt ured as a result of a boiler eas. plosion on the U. 8. torpedo boat | where " most succe cdl et ee ers for the h LEADVILLE, Coto. — Engineer a big feather in Mrs tolo., was In-| guest a tie a od Crar's Cousin and Mre. John Astor brother-inlaw and cousin of the become 4 it ts consid an his engine dived 75 feet from now ee | made in ident WIl-| part of the je show last | tion ry oe ment Noble district + WASHINGTON. — Declining to! (oven pobia iw due , Collector of Customs Pen-| yhnday of Los Angeles was today! 0) dismiased from office. John B. El as lott will sueceed him DETROIT.—Martin H. Powell, ar- rested in connection with the New e&} Westminster $317,000 bank rob-|!sh V out y and will be taken to New Westminster re under ar aking letters y boxes, SPOKANE.—Mayor Jared Herd Hillyard, who has been g since June, has written to xplaining that he has had | Chatr lapse. He came to in Portland, from which elty he writes, | "0! tion of Thomas eo. | OLYMPIA—The supreme court! says that the $15,000 verdict award ed the widow and two minor chil witchman Hanson, killed the American 6 in the as | slang of Guam y dge into the Willam-| VICTORIA, ¢ and saved the life of David) he repents | closure writer to th with Tommy March 0 club of the N. Y,| made Insurance Co. He wrote $1,-| key, 596 in the year ending June 30,| championsh It appears obvious that Pel in doubt whether to sever Burns VICTIM MAY DIE thinks he to reach DOBIE AFTER STAR CENTRALIA, « backfield star on | tralia high team for pants of the NORTHWESTERN ee BIG SPECIAL EDITION OUT A special editior HERE'S FOOTBALL GAME pacar alk helies Messthus Two- Step Iadelphia § (10 tnntngs), | Wagner's Celebrated Orchestra COAST tracer Ladics Free, Venice 10, Los An SOMETHING OF | MAYOR GAYNOR | JUST AS A MAN NEW YORK, Sept. | thinking, warm blooded, upstanding | individual, lover of outdoor life and |hater of sham, | Joyed the facility of saying more in compa Consequently his biting sar casm, which he knew full well how estranged many who sup: various campaigns. to use, |ported him His one tr ernmer ndivid ual ag ference. Richard aynor did not hold the judictary| an a fetish . he declared judges are only jburnan favored short | for all officials, Jeall should apr | well as everywhere else. CELTIC TEAM TO MEET Men’s and Youths’ Men’s All-Weather English Slipone Overcoats; priced now Men's and Youths’ $25.00 Superb Coa at Men's Superb All-Weather English Slipons, THE BIRDMAN WHO FLIES UPSIDE DOWN A charge of trespassing hae been) COLEBROOK, N. H., Sept. 11— claims he was b en and robbed by Chamberlain, the court room was right of the fr offictal tater | search who 1s suspecte commate, Louis Harmon, a conces worth Wednes was sulted or dis! G. H. Emerson, general manager, Jastay, France, September 1, head downward of # quarter of » aclentific proof of elective terms! pieriot’s inatead of the re . but aleo insisted that the re ly to the bench ag, Size in the air; constructed aeroplane cann: blown by the position, a machine can always be righted by the Following a Milwauk bridge, 8. D y|brings news of big crops. Gua ARRAICN i jogical inating “In the expectation that a habeas corpus writ for Harry K. Thaw would be asked of Superior Judge in the night gtk crowded at the opening hour today, Rev. M. J. Bywater, rector of St.) To the f Aton Se Jobn's chure’ eat Seattle, is at-|Cobs, Fr New York, and the s th international to the ma disappointment of conference of Pacific Coast the spectat haw’s counsel fall hood ¥, which|@d to press nd for the convened in aD ay: a ae rae n g woul until 4 p.m, M. D. Leehey and H. 8. Taylor, of # expected Thaw would rid, of Chicago, will the North on the | ty tern Friday night. They Evade Responsibility Juneau and K n| Gov. Felker of New Hampshire e from jus it terests of the Am n Min-| was quoted here as saying: ing congress. ney general to "ee done com The police making a careful I'll take his of the for Harry Lewis, of robbing 18; To which Atte General Tut tle was quoted as replying: “The naire at the county fair, of $400 yy of Thaw’s extradition is for di uff link® the governor to decide, I cannot g 6 1 : was asleep in his room at the Savoy special polfeemen pe ay night. | trolled the corridors of the Monad bh where Thaw is stopping, see | noch last night Reinforcements for Thaw's bat r of the tery of legal advisers were on their Paul, are in Seattle, They ‘have been inspect-|¥@Y here from New York today. ing the work of constructing 12,000 - 58 feet of snowsheds in the Cascades, |FOR ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL eee | The Orthopedic hospital commit: two weeke’ trip|tee of Pythian Sisters will give the through the Middle West, W. B. | first of a series of card parties Mom Foster, general superintendent of | day evening, September 29, at First e's lines west of Mo-jand Pike, in the Pythian hall, for has returned. He | the benefit of a bed in the Orthope dic hospital. Admission ts 25 cents. most hazardous aviation fe tonight for the purpos Officers with 60-horse power ‘Khome | THE HOUSE OF COATS LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE UNITED STATES. What we call initiative in a business man is called skill in a surgeon. It is knowing the next move and making it at the right time. “The Caxton” $16.00 values, power to lead —to including many Superb Combination Over- coats and Raincoats, merly priced at $25, Now $16.50 —in the production of Ready-for-Service Raincoats an Waterproof Outergarments is AGAIN convincingly dem- onstrated in the masterly design, execution and fit of the Goodyear Raincoat Co.’s Models for Fall and Winter we make this time affects more FAVORABLY or exclusiveness is embodied PATTERN that the most select taflor can offer rea dy-for-service creations for Fall and We've made a MARKED advance tn QUALITY—but NO advance in Cont valnes at and $20 « Coat values anda "$18.00 Store Open Saturday Night Until 10 o’Clock KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-2ndAy. NEXT TO BUTLER HOTEL THE HOUSE OF COATS Ladies’ and Misses’ Ladies’ English Si!pons and Double-Service Pop- lin Coats; $10.00 gar- Ladies’ and Misses’ Superb Double-Service Coats; the new English Slipons, formerly priced $18, Now $12.50 your appearance and your All the CUSTOM CHARACTER, ay; a Second Avenue Este

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