The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1914, Page 2

AR—MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1014 AMERICAN 1S MURDERED | - BY MEXICANS | SAN DIGG, March 14-0. & |troopa were patrolling the border |noar Tecate today an w result of \the murder Saturday night by | Mexican bandite of Frank Johnston, jelerk of the Mountain Commeretal I ators The identity of the murder. jers had not been established. | A probe of tho affair haa been i demanded by reiatives of the dead | man Io) telegrams pent to Secretary 2a ryan, Gov, Johnson and Congress Himan Kettner 9 Seattle’s Progressive Depart- PAN | ON & ment Store Celebrates This Week the with Second Anniversary ihe GREATEST BARGAIN SALE EVER GIVEN TO SEATTLE SHOPPERS RIGHT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SPRING SEASON! Every department of this progressive store contributes its wealth of bargains. In our full page ad in yesterday's Times we have given full de- “scription of the many bargains that will make this sale the greatest bar- gain event ever offered in Seattle. In this ad we give a brief list of some of the many bargains for Anniversary Sale. Read these items, then come and see the goods displayed in our windows—and take advantage of these Bho atoneia whitch Johnston wns wonderful money-saving opportunities: ogre tee pee etek ged BB AEB ES | AMS REE EOS , which lies tn a Ban $7.50 All-wool Serge Dresses for.......$4.98 $1.25 adjustable Curtain Stretehers,.....75¢ morgue, Is moarcely recoK I TTS Two Parts $2.98 Tailored Skirte for ladies + 81.98 ge cane ot We rig poe erated $3 s Amertean photographer, who *1W1° * ° ° BLOS Mercerized Sa’ Petticoats ose Yeo Kverett Cheviots, 10 to 20yd. lengths attempted to take a ptetu t A Th ll W ld A ] P t $8.98 Ladies’ SiJk Kimonos selling at.... $1.99 $1.26 Ravarian China Platos, Bowls, t0.46 | Miacrgue thn border hear the dent Yl ng 1 nima lecture $4.50 beautiful SMk Kimonos for....... 82.25 Ladies’ and Men's $3.98 Sweaters for. 91.40 of the murder, was threatened The two-quart Hot Water Bottles for 0c pair Rudder Gloves, for Indies. ... abe large can of Taloum Powder for.. 25e Tooth Brushes in this sale for Toe Rubber Cushion Hair Brushes for... .30¢ { $1.98 embroidered, lace trimmed Waists.. .98é | $5.98 Ladion’ Silk Dress Walsts for..... $1.08 } 0 and $3.50 Untrimmed Hate for,...81.49 $1.50 bunches of Flowers in this sale Bde 1,000 bunches of Flowers, values to $1 19¢ Every Silk Kimono In the store at.. Boys’ Suits, values up to $6.00, now with death by the Mexicans. The mother of Johnston ts Mm & \ortttcat condition. The gir he was soon to wed fainted at the newa, WOOD WANTS | SPLIT FORM _ OF ClTY RULE | A business manager, he pro posed, would attend tosthe dest! nies of the business division, while/ a mayor, chosen by the people, } would be responalble for the wel fare division, The business man Hager expert would be appointed, 5 jhe said, by a council of nine mem- } bere elec at large for three \ inducements BB) er ree’ rise ster Sout ve) Absolutely Free } lchiefly legislative with power to} - 5 appotnt and remove the manager. With every purchase of | Tre mayor as head of the wel-! These Are Brand New Thrillers in This. Film Man faces two live lions in jungle hut. A leopard hunt through jungle. Girl thrown over, 30-foot bank by horse. Elephant rolls down same bank. Huge elephant carries girl before him on trunk. A lion actually springs on woman. You'll wonder how it is all done—it’s ‘go wonderful. 6 To Huck Towels, with red borders, 200 beautiful, newest Trimmed Hat $1.00 and $1.50 long, all-silk Gloves. 85c plain and fancy Ribbons, now, yard. Te fine Venise Lace Collars, now ota} & $1.00 colored Volle Embroidery, yard.... $1.98 Cable Net Curtaina in this sale...8 $2.75 Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery... $1.75 French Bobbinet Curtains, now. .& Regular 10c can Old Dutch Cleanser } $2.26 extra fine Nottingham Cartains ..§ § big rolls of Toilet Paper selling for .. 25 | 650 heavy Linoleum in this sale, sq. yd..42¢ $1.00 and $1.50 Straw Braids for hate Trimmed Hata, $4.00 and $5.00 values UUUUUUATESAUUUO DENN ALUUU ON AAA 4 { ' Any $5 pair of Shoes in this sale for $3.69. No reservation. Every pair of $5 shoéa in } the store included in this remarkable offer. | Why buy cheap shoes when you can get } the best $5 shoes for this low price? | The division of the city gov ernment into two seationee-the buetn @vision and the wei fare division—te the general echem a compticated form outlined by W, D. Woed be. fore the charter revision com: mission. In order to test the advertising merits and business- s Notice- drawing capacity of this paper we will give the following “inducements” free, during this week: PPQUUUOVNNERQUQUOUUOOTROOSEOOOUOTOOAGEOOGOOUUOAGGEEECUUUUUO UA ie inducements Absolutely Free No purchase required, Cut this coupon out and present it at our Ex- ducements” (besides the change, Third Floor. 10 g “inducements” all day and $5.00 or over you will | fare @tvinion, he proposed, would! v4 be presiding officer of the commis teton with vote on the commis iafon, but without the veto power. | The mayor would appoint the chief jot lquor license japector, a @ franchixe enforcement superintend- jent and vartous boards for public |heaith, sanitation, parka, library, | playgrounds and the like Wood further proposed a finan fotat board composed of the mayor, In every do. [g Comptroller, bustness manager, two ; *; Bi members siected by the commis s - Fy ebeciutely ui AM Jaton and two chosee by the people| == wi get e Quring this [g) Doard would hi ve obarge of the tax get. \. ‘ ‘ 25e purchase 2; pale, Ask for my?” Further discuasion of the charter 13 RALWAY TORK THE ALHAM BRA —— T_||MOTHERS DRAW = : H-|AMUSEMENTS|= $2,400 A MONTH OUT BY FLOODS; |= size you want. gone AAs petal Aad SEATTLE THEATRE | King county ts paying out each PLAN NEW DAM = aTlllilll 1 TTT UT Tre TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK |month to worthy applicants for - = i —<_ Government enginecrs are draw | ing plans for the construction of|— ia |a new dam, although it will be ten lilac MOTHER JONES I PMPLANT seizep| 500,000 DEAL ’ Two-part comedy-drama, with Florence Lawrence and Tom More. ~ Flo and Ronald spend their honeymoon at a resort hotel. Later, they are separated through a foolish quarrel. both continue to love. Both decide, unknown to the other, to spend a few days at the resort. Each wires to procure a room, and the marepriebot reserves them their honeymoon There is a happy ending. he All-Star ‘rio receive 50 extra “ine ( with a néw book and 10 for attending { } every day during this Anniversary { this sale and presenting this coupon.) { Sale) when presenting this coupon. { Void after March 21. { {Void after March 21. { Deable “Indacements” have been passed favorably. down toward Saimop bay have} Sees estlake at Pine Adgic, the Famous Animal Tamer snd PORT TOWNBEND, March 16—| rolled up & large total of financial| oom] Sn per ‘HER TWELVE LIONS |The Ker cy Light & Power Co.jiom. |” = as announ a metion trom 1) The flooding of the government “A NIGHT OUT” ‘The Most Theilling Act t= Veedeviile. | 11 ganta per Kilowatt, effective|canal district, as a result of the| ao— Prices, 10¢ and 20¢. Matiners, 160. MILL TO START ee Ane break, lowered the la ee ten feet. 4 ficer, who | dal) | belt line around the west end Of | gums) 45 Minutes From Broadwa o In Duny dally papetog on| ei, line around the west end of seem nee. — nas Any Seat 830/915 applicants thtia far, 122 women | (mage caused by the broakiag of| Sams v1 . Later effects of the flood waters | Sam! Beginning Matinee Today RATE REDUCED which rushed bridges and property | —_—_\ eral secret service men arrested | SALTS IF KIDNEYS TOKIO, March 16.-—Heavy loss {tion into the stricken section wer A stormy discussion followed the G. D. Hillman, Seattle real estate , Mare 5 kon we ere “ fore lboth still cut off introduction of a resolution before {operas the socialist labor party BAULEY & MITCHELL PRESENT mothers’ pensions $2,400, according the merits of the scores of petitions the Lake Union dam Friday after-| oom} a ture can be put under way. PLANT SEIZED two Chinese and donfiscated a coun lof life and great property damage the state socialist party, In session Neved the owners had coined a for- | tle could be learned concerning | wrecked; that the comparatively ||" SO" Ol dann after heated re-| leader, wile released from custody here today by the military authorities! Seattle Court, No.1, Order of Am |property in the district north of to J. A. Sigurdsson, investigating of.|. Traffic on the Northern Pacific | — » that come to bis attention. Out of | suspended as @ result of increased PANTAGES | iat y will resume operations Zon ater & protracted shut-down, | — ions it was geo fae ees aes | Charles H. Kegley, Los Angeles will begin repairing ¢ logging | NT AFFILIATE _| millionaire real estate man, has ex- terfeiting plant from which it is be operator, at a consideration of about ional It was certain the towns of |‘ ‘ ritatto a, The deal proposes a trade of Hill- OR BLADDER BOTHER): indicated today by what Mt-|Kowakuba and Kitamono” wore| hore. Proposing an att ate DENVER, March 16—"Mother” Jones, the famous woman strike | tune. ane a oppennes 9. trate of am ss conditions in Akita prefecture,|important city of Akita was dam-| ; YK Pik ft 8,000. 5 ; arks. The action took place Sat She wae brought from Trinidad today by Col. Davis. aranth, will give card party Friday je st. for an §,000-acre ranch im where # violent earthquake Sunday | aged, and that in all of thom many |™4rks. 7 . 3 , y, Califo: Harmless to Flush Kidneys) was fottowed by an eruption of the persona were Kllled. Official ro-|Urday_ eventing. Bee They were met at the station by Gen. John Chase, who took “Moth | evening at Standard Furniture Co the San Joaquin valley, California, | | eee a and Neutralize Irritat- }voleano Asama-Yama. ports placed the number unao-|——— ——-——] er” Jones to hie headquarters and ordered her release. TODAY'S STYLES TODAY has ing Acids. Railroad and wire communica | counted for at Akita at &3 The aged woman was arrested January 17. Gen. Chase explained Throw Away Your that she asked to be released, and that he granted her request when Drugs || she promised to leave the etril | : Pop -ipl —|| BUY YOUR CLOTHING =" ‘GEARING 1S CHIEF FORA DAY) = ON CREDIT A tow of Dr Kidney and Bladder weakness re- Sie ecu e!| SHRINERS WILL RICH WOMAN IS authority. The kidneys filter this) id from the blood and pass it on acl | to the bladder, where {t often re} | mains to irritate and inflame, caus-} | ing a burning, scalding sensation, E | : or setting up an frritation at the} son's Chiropractic! _ weck of the bladder, obliging you} } treatments will brine |] For 12 hours, betweem 19 mid-|letter to him, reviewing his career to seek relief two or three times | Re eet eye ee |{night until noon today, Captain W.)ae chief in the past three yeurs, It is the simplest way—the easiest way to buy your apparel. uring the night. The sufferer ta! poraibie to get well TH aring acted as chief of police one Fos, Md Bin the Bikes of BAY. Why hesitate to open an account with us when you can select cons . . —— --— wltnon 0 . n vas best chiel es BD oe fn constant dread, the water passes | it! tei!on"the| | OHIGAGO, March 16-—Mdre. Hor eee f Seattle eee best chick: sneieey ae your new Spring garments now and pay for them later? You His appointment was made by | had. sometimes with a scalding se “Seattle saptrit ‘ ot se F. Cotterill, retiring ieee ys eg) roar don't mind going to a grocer, butcher or furniture store and get- tion and {a very profuse; again,|Job when Shriners from all parta|riet Janney, a wealthy widow of| there is difficulty in voiding it. of the country meet in Atlanta,| Philadelphia, was held by the po-| j weakness, most folke| | yg tab Se eee | Members from the | lice today on & charge of ktdnap-|| urination. While it is extremely uided by com ling her granddaughter, Mise Vir-| ou suffer with b, liver and In|} upon Chief Bannick’s resignation. ting things on credit. Clothing is just as necessary as these, » €*" lI Hannick returns to his former po- ? q « sition as captain of police, i Searing’s rise will be followed It Doesn’t Cost Any More a., next May, Nile temple her ; rades from Northwest shrines, willl ginia Ford, daughter of Wm. Ford eppendte é time: pain- ginta Ford, daughter of Wm. Ford, pperidt oday by # drop to the rank of ser q ir tate ig rently ae. ct the ret | ata a determined fight to bring) civil engin Keevousn mare cosnaioted Hy Banntok’a ro | OLYMPIA, March 16.—The state | _ siniple ailments to overcome. G tls seu wimpseraPedeacctsdeedord | Meqpinlllyl was arrested as turn to the captaincy. Searing/department of agriculture is today You don’t have to pay one cent extra for credit. Our prices about four ounces of Jad Saits|*) LGAs sho was about to board a train for had been appointed captain when| without a head, J. H. Perkins hav- are as low and even lower than some cash stores ask, yet the from’ your pharmacist and taxe al, Th? Arab patrol and band, with) Los Angeles Rannick became chief, It will also 3 pistes aren tay is of the high hart ah tablespoonful in a glass of water |More than 100 followers, will in I have had charge of. Virainin force Sergt. Sissler back to patrol- ing retired, and no successor haying quality is of the highest standard, Select anything you desire— before breakfast, continue this for vade the Southern city with an|gince «he was four months old,” man's duty been appointed. in any department—pay as much as you can down, the rest on two or three days. ‘This will new. ammunition chest full of unique|gaid Mra. Janney today, “and she} all phyal- If Mike Powers, now captain in small payments, and you will never miss the money spent. Try stunts intended to convince the|will inherit my fort je at my charge of the police station, is it today. tralize the acids in thp urine so it é F Halloeger faa source of irritation| Ost doubtful that Seattlo is on| death. My daughter was divorced] made Inspector of police, as seems ASK U.S. TO BUY to the bladder and urinary organs, poor flair: pore mab fy seri 7 ance Teron Ford on the ground of ndén-| ft) probable, Searing and Sissler will sds cid ns ie aun ae noted: seul 5 ne 1915 convention of| support and went to California, regain the higher positions, Y . Jad Baltes 1s inexpensive, harm-|‘° Shriners for Seattle ts the war| where she tx a physical wreck, I arel] In accepting Bannick’s resigna- NOME RAILWA in be of thd delegates, They intend | will exhaust my fortune before f grapes and lemon juice, combined |‘ ,,PTIn& home lee RR tal cl ye ella a your with lithia, and is used by thou | without ehacae cash in the treasury to hel 4 . | , y are bject to y 4 p pay} P € . 1 tal with) sands of folks who are subject 10 | expenses of sending the vanguard a Porters Gping®. Office hours, 16 Jess, and is made from the acid of tion, Mayor Cottert!! addressed a | femeecrrsncansecpaminton —| NOME, Alaska, March 16.—-A pe Morey-Scollard- tition will be addressed by the elt }izens of Nome and Kougarok miners urinary disorders caused by uric oe on 7 « ot py m and acid irritation, Jad Baits te mplen-| \” huanay Nile Hemple will stage) rhe entire Nationa Guard of|| ™iesth | Ah e keer ll Gill |to President Wilson, as a result of al] Credit, Pay. @id for kidneys and causes no bad! Soorn Saturday cory aroha’ | Washington may get A chance to se attendant a mans meeting, asking the purchase effects whatever. | wd * the Panama-Pacific expositidn at Lal) by the government of the ratlroad F Here you have » pleasant, effer-| ¥ in Owe Day San Francisco in 1915, Brig-Gen DR. A. M. JOHNSO } ae Nonie"tned the Boerne " 1332-34 Second Av-,&.211 Union St. q vescent lithia-water drink, which Bey ate Setunt tomes Ye Die ek 'Liewellyn fs now discussing a plan | ahypiie: ni q quickly relieves bladder trouble. We Greta'e eiguatire 16 om cb bas ee whereby al! the men may attend, ju@ district, @ distance of 60 miles. « . .