The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1913, Page 10

THE AVIATION CORPS POLICE PICK UP ORGANIZED BY | PRIZE PACKAGE, ULSTER FOLKS THEY BELIEVE 2 SHOP THAT SAV TH A pleasing and comfort- able model priced at 2.90 STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, NEW AMBASSADOR Second Floor. J.P. Rawlings, Mor Elite! Bulld. ‘THE LIARS’ IS PRESS | CLUB’S NEWEST PLAY © DUBLIN, Oct, 31-1 was admit In the capture of Arthur Mel here tod that an aeroplat bin, alias Arthur E, Erickson, has been organized by th the pollce today believe t epartment” oft Ulate have one of the most dangerous . jonal Government crooks operating on the Paciflo Mail Orders ‘ir Kdward) Carwot coast . leaders of the militant tted by Ed Hogan, 1412 Sixth] Delivered by R t tos, has re av, who recognized Helbin an the r half a dozen I aviators, | 1 who drugged and robbed him Parcel Post the late nooou who at the Garfield botel Friday night, | ~ = 3 ~ eoen 1 the pals Melbte who was hurrying to the} A STATEMc Ns OF FACTS pa : auhe Ge tka Gutageiiat Gh Mesuas ch te A THE BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP CO Midlothla flyins id over | Tacoma ttored his pursuer \ hae the district 1 " pam money to let the case drop. sells Men's an : te c she ots f er Hogan saw Patrolman J. T, Bell others, beca e i all Vv, Se decla the and Melbin was arrested While mad floor 1 veries and a bt ed ‘ waiting for the wag Melbin ond floc ¢ prestige : anda agai dr od the checks for t iiteanen Henry M. Pindell, Peoria, tll, Sypaah » wasn't quick enough for Bell. Editor, Who Will Be Nominated MEN'S. WORK SHOE machines will Meibin #hoved two $20 bills! Amba to Russia as Soon as The dependable kind, well made, with full double soles and bellows of the promised at s hand, begging bim to let|the Government Stamps The ateendable kind, well made, with full double soles and bellows n lessee t ‘i fir : Him “O. K.” tongues, sold everywhere from $2, 50... $2, 95 nt ts organised @ sult casos were, found 0} aon $3.50 to. $5.00. : HAS NARROW ESCAPE packs of marked cards, and four KIDNEY AND BLADDER Take Elevator. Open Saturday AD C to 9 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct The | gold watche which hav naDip Beaver, Portland to San | identified as atolen property BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP £2 soo geneous vt vou Hen wae! TROUBLES DISAPPEAR LJ Melbin p ther, Waa arre Inc. foe th Patrolman Marget after a card Second Avenue and Pike Street eat t R figt Hoth are held on open, Chronic Sufferers Find Relief After Few Doses of Croxone with back red STAR WANT ADS ARE MONEY GETTERS | miseries that come from Ww ay ts jed “The Liar hearsals unanimously declare that|2°Y*, here A guaranteed remed t it week, November 4 It is a pe fact that Croxone ’ t * ithe akes _ |Gas Has No Equal CHILD'S TONGUE (ps0, ses os we ae ne tcc aoa aes amma IF CROSS, FEVERISH, CONSTI. 1) bap, Marshall. who hides PATED, GIVE “CALIFORNIA ‘ t nder name of = . hs ler in the play, gets a and heals the de In Service Rendered ermun OF ricer avd of rite he ade cross, feverish, bre v, ohe 4g r doesn't eat he her economically has sore thron a cost which is but remented at t r expenses. In the reduced rate s« and tn a fow r eatre, se pete - ation poison, sour bt ttatr ~asageed larger quantities, a new era of prog »pened Yaa ae a affair of the club . : cis than ; A dance we each perform to many i al conce! SEUNG Guiek Aerts “inside cleansing” is all that ts weary, It ¢ firwt treatment given in any sickness. | Reware of countertelt fle syrups. for a 50-cent bot- SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. fornia Byrup of Figs, pa dlEhapn ag at Phone Main 6767 which has full directions for babie Pig ho Mero children of all ages and for grown <p dy ntractor until the] The total cost | When Supt ed on the bottle, d seo that it ts made by the “California Pig Syrup | Company.” Don't be fooled! Henry Building Rood the work is $24,085 of Streets Case t 1 it, @ stream of sand and gray yured out with the water The work had been STETSON HATS ased by an tnexperte in tor, Charles L. RB .| + working th neering department Some real Shirt Values $1 and $1.50 an endless variety of new patterns Fine dress Gloves $1.15 A special for Saturday. They are $1.50 values DESTROY ROADS The judiciary committee of the | council Thursday put over for one | week conaideration of damage to |planked and asphalt roads caused auto trucks carrying. heavy loads. Counctiman Wardall «rad 4 wide-tire ‘ounctiman G fee, the w pad malt Proposed a ordina fithe pre to da leense ey o fund, STORMS COMING ifS Dent’s Fown’s tenance Remember we are head- q quarters for theast storm warnings were a a m nk al o'clock 4 MANHATTANS and others e suet a fs pti 4, the E and the Washington coast and will cause increasing eas o t to ou ; , ee on ing high ‘thie HERSHBERG, CG $3.50 scrape $3.00 4 Mase" crornes TAKE IDA AGAIN a | W YORK, Oct, 31.—Mre, Ida Von Claussen, who was committed to Bloomtndale asylum for threaten |ing Col, Roosevelt, and later re od, was arrested yesterday reed with threatening to kil! |President Chas. Strauss of the water board. HE WAS THE LAST OF LIGHT BRIGADE LONDON, Oct. 31 Sir George Orby Wombwell, the last of the of. ficers who took part tn the charge “Fine or Superfine?” THAT NEW SUIT, OVERCOAT OR RAINCOAT OF YOURS It’s bound to be SUPERFINE If the Tailored Ready label Is In It, and it will cost you no more; less, if anything! True Quality and faultiess Designing give long life and style to a garment, makes it fit and keep its shapeiiness. perfect talloring These are the things you are Absolutely Sure of in Tailored Ready Suits, Overcoats and Fiaincoats, and for your special inspection or selection we'll place on sale FOUR GREAT GROUPS TOMORROW AT $15 $18 $20 $25 Complete | of the Light Brigade at the battle of Balaclava in October, 1854, 1s dead. He was 81 years old. He | wasa Heutenant In the Seventeenth | Lancers in the Crimean war, In |the course of the famous charge, two horses were killed under him BOY TAKES LIFE: Line of Union-Made Clothes $15 to $35 It makes a big difference | Fine showing of The Kind of Union Suits! # Hat You SUPERIOR, LOS ANG LES Oct, 31.—Gerald COOPER AN |Vanbergen, 15, was held for man ear STEPHENSON slaughter, following the death of Mra. Emilir Anderson, 69, who In our new Hat Depart- in medion and heey: |was knocked down by his bicycle ment we are showing the | weights at Y Bf) which ho was riding on a sidewalk. newest styles in Stiff and KILLED ON MOTORCYCLE - 28 Soft Hats. $1 to $6 SAN BERNARDINO, Cal., Oct |31.-Ferd Bennett, 25, was killed instantly when he dro cycle Into a Santa » his motor. | locomotive. His parents live in Oakland. $2 $3 G4 G5 evicce garments soe | | | | | | Caps 50c to $1.50 to $3.50 | ENGAGEMENT 18 DENIED Sweaters T il d R d C Trousers LONDON, Oct. 81,—It ts dented au = Fatiore CAGY CO. Fine Fiernine rice ot waar onan Styles Yesler at Third Av. Pike at Fourth Av. Values ANOTHER WILLIE POWELL LONDON, Oct born yesterday Baden Powell, 81.—A fon was to Gen, and Mrs. The Store That Satisfies $1.25 to $8 |been told that they Save That $10 Bill! Securing woolens in car- load lots—direct from the mills—cuts the cost to rock bottom. That's why we give more for the money than any “single” tailor or clothier, Suits or Overcoats 1d Made-to- Order Boys, it's simply a matter of business. We pay less—there- fore charge less and then top {t off by taking only atiny profiton each suit. See our stunning Pall and Winter styles today. 323 Pike St. Next to United Cigar Store Copyright 1918 Leon Sigman HOW YOU MAY THROW AWAY YOUR GLASSES The statement !s made that thou sands wear eyeglasses who do not really need them. if you are one of these unfortunates, then these glasses may be ruining your eyes instead of helping them. Thou gands who wear these ‘windows” may prove for themselves that they can dispense with glasses if they will get the following prescription filled at once. Go to any active drug store and get a bottle of Op- tona; fill a two-ounce bottle with water and drop in one Optona tab. let, With this harmless Hquid so- lution bathe the eyes two or four times daily and you are likely to be astonished at the results right from the start. Many who have have astigma eyestrain, cataract, sore eye. eyes, conjunctivitis and » disorders, report wonder ful benefits from the use of this free prescription. Get this pre scription filled and use It; you may 80 strengthen your eyes that glasses will not be necessary. Thousands who are blind or nearly would tism, lid, w other ¢ 80, or Who wear glasses never have required them ff they had cared for their eyes in time. Save your eyes before it 1s too late! “Do not become one of these victims of neglect. Eye-glasses are only like crutches and every few years they must be changed to fit the ever-increasing weakened con- dition, so better see if you can, like many. others, get clear, healthy, strong, magnetic eyes through the prescription here given,—Ady, 1913 HERE ARE FACTS TO COURT OF CZAR} OF THAT HOUSER DOCK SITE DEAL A good deal han been said re | Btaft cently about the purchase by the county of a dook site at 1 Wi Renton from DOr. C. L. Dixon and the ¢ Pau: Houser for 5,000. the y se one 1 cha 1 chea Regage at “f bo Mgr I am Honesty 9 ts fn m ater fone, baDoot werip owns Provi : — riR thoes of Olrintia tober rovin in ehing by J. R, Walthem of 1 a inte & oie Ee Walarwis doenienon, the int an Business 1 80 ence drawn that he ‘ i over” on the county, of else < Still on he lore’ - Pays. Ame : cent ‘ boar : titior eret t r dow! ot meeting " mt ach deal that Ge ‘VIH ’t Had an Adin the} Y eal; that Gen, Ch aven ad an in the i ommine highly j cn ann tr Papers for Two Weeks at at all times it was Yet I've kept ree busy ng ed that If Walthé 1st 4 hin atelp at a reasona t , 4 ‘ = nt Wired - t hei 0-0 if ue for every lar re ed, back every sunty not hav the rigt ’ money-back-if-you're-not-satisfied guar- t natio th Walthew is n or woman ho ¢ 1es to your holding out for $10,000 al bargain be a regular cus- vhy I’m winning out. NO KILLED IN AUTO Here Are a Few Real Money Savers Aart Wace des. Ok 4s Lots More in My Big Store An the vies $15.00 Men's Suits now $4.65 a tral Only 10 left in this lot . ereewe sere" wane $20.00 Men's Sults now 9,45 riding, W. E aS, ger r Only 36 left in this lot . ’ intende the Somers Lumber ‘ Co, ts and W. W. Burns $1250 Men's Overcoats now $4. 55 treasurer company, is fn al y 6 left in lot steeeee . serious cor on $18.00 Men's Overcoats now 7 35 Only 9 left in this lot o teeeereeee teeeeeeee ' $16.50 English Cray Only $2.00 © now DEBATE UNIONS Whether or not la they let t union ne, as 2.00 Me n oy - boa 1a © t - a) to per garment &., no be debated at the ses i jon of the Baturda ary ¢ $2.00 Men's Union Suits Feco at the Y-M. C. A. Saturday night now .. ve |Joneph Adreock and William Adams taking the affirmative and Brooke 8. Ramey and Geo. M. Landis the negallve EB. Hi. Kelsey and Charles Minard will discuss the world's ey ts of week All men will - .. i ged be Ferteet | 103-07 First Av. South | " | 89-93 Yesler Way. CLEO NOT GUILTY ated TO BUILD ROADS WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.—Senator Lane of Oregon ts preparing a bill which he will Introduce next Mon day [ ¢tsrepatable Cherry club. The young woman was found not gull y yy, a a! shortly before mid- | nigh! The jury was out providing for the grant of 250, SACRAMENTO, Oct. 31.—Under | !ess pon = hue, 000 acres of land to the state o ee exp: he sheltering roof of Mrs, Allie Oregon, to be sold at not leas than |* ABUSE OF CREDIT 9g $4 an acre, the proceeds to apply | Batley, a civil war nurse, the one | the on the construction of public roads.) woman fn Sacramento who had the tourage of her convictions and| CHICAGO, Oct, 81.—J. J. Hil, ad-W eale FIGHT WITH STUDENTS who openly shielded her, Cleo Ster-|dressing the Investment Bankers’ fm rev mayen ing, or Crawfor of Montreal, | association last night, declared: “If ae na ee 18, Oct. 31 Po ec, bafta og eo ec a dis the present abuse of credit contin owitt nen gh: Sp ; ae ae eee atten of hey |Wes, an abyss of possible sufferin pane Had “Tend and ‘patron, Cherry |a8d distress opens before u and locke Maurice, proprietress of the | Rustin okt otal Artiagtons “The Play Is Vicious and Ought to Be Stopped!” “Sapho Is the Greatest Warning Ever Presented—Keep It Up” hard to teach at best. I want to thank you for the lesson presented. It cannot fail to do great good.” What are you going Here on the one There you are. it? hand is a prude who writes us that to do about Sapho is bad, vicious and altogether apho” will be presented at a spe- useless. She doesn’t like the French cial matinee tomorrow afternoon and courtesan, neither before nor. after her Sunitée afteraoda at 256 fos car 400 great awakening. She thinks she’s : } in the house. The evening perform- wholly bad. She wants the play stop- ances are staged in the finest man- 50c, 30c and 20c. So far the attendance at this masterful play has ped right away! ner at And there you are! On the other hand there writes a broken all records for the Seattle woman who took her boys (15 and 17) Theatre. The presentation ends on to see the She says, “It is a Sunday night. wonderful lesson because it teaches Reservations may be made by tele- | things to our young men which are phone—Main 43. BAILEY & MITCHELL, Lessees The Seattle Theatre Third and Cherry St.