The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1914, Page 2

FOUR HOLD ° TRAIN BOUND Men and Women on FOR SEATTLE SEASON’S GREATEST CLOTHING SALE ) the Fourth suiwee'| REORGANIZED ; Can Be as Well Dressed as They Want. = 5 OTE GET AWA Veith-Cammack Company Sale Posses Combing Oregon Hills| All You Have to Do Is to Come to aka oe ace August prices in July—just because the new organization in charge of this five old institution demands that all present stocks on hand shall be cleared away so that The westbound O-wW. R. & | another season shall find only merchandise of their own production and selection 5, from Chicago, R w you will find assortments as complete as you will find in most by ° N. train No. | er ll known ae the Portland and | tores a © season's t 1ing, 80 you see it is not a sale of odds and ends—job lots a e S e a Puget Sound Express, due to |B or undesirable merchandi | arrive in Seattle at 8:30 to ‘ . This is a sale of the highest standard of merchandise possible of production Today’s Styles Today ; ~ night, was held up and robbed : 1 4 by four masked men, between This is a sale of the choicest, most recent and most exclusive fine merchandise ms re it ouse Meacham and Kamela, Ore, | to be found on the Northwest Pacific Coast 2:3 h mornin } \ ' * at 0 this ning. his is a sale that offers greater return in fine merchandise for your money than Three of t boarded the J ’ been your privilege before at this seaso: t é Sekt ak 0 ote Bal pal er been your eg fore at this season of the ar several mi r mm, and § entered the rear Pulf. hermore, this sale guarantees you not only savings in prices but goes further 4 it goes right out of the store with you and guarantees every article to give fullest satisfaction or that article will be replaced You cannot afford the extravagance of missing this opportunity. pick out the clothes you want - from the wonderful selection ' of summer things and say--- “Charge It!” A few dollars down and the covered the ¢ mar ith ve i 1 nhead, where Trait , another Pullman porte na tho “head braken an were |pubdued The entire party was then taken 20 00 to the a ee car. e e e vane deaoueue © For Men’s Suits | | For Men’s Suits || For Men’s Suits Values to $25/| Values to $30 || Values to $35 into the Condu % |the fireman and engineer v § = hd 2 G 2° & 26. ; taken prisoners and placed in t $20.00, $22.60 and“ $25.00 tones $26.00, $27.50 Standard vanes $20.00 and ¥ a t ‘| ll ew a ae § : . ot neluded are $25.00, $27. _ balance in easy payments wi range tar withthe Tart ot iol | Adierogheter and Vat | | stad, tre $2600, #740 | a sentsctonmochetee big Bos 7 TO » With ono robber on guard over! Sulte—these are America’s and VeithCammack Special est grade suits. Also included ae accor ing O your YT eques e them, the other two proceeded finest tailored, ready for serv Suits for men and young men || are English Weave Gold Label i | thr ugh the train bing passen garments. Also tncluded custom tailored suits of || Blue Serge Suits, warranted 4 gers, When the nt . Biue Serge ee 1 saition fadeless and almost shineless, ; reached Deputy Sheriff double cost are seldom as £100 1} Th6 most wonderful values ' For Men---W e Recommend teoeeek dina in fabric, tatloring or style. | ic america Under $30.00, One of the robbers was almont instantly killed, The others fed Horses Were Waiting It ts not known how much loot the| Special Attention robbers obtained | } th bandit, with horses, was Broken Sizes be + A ee vee pred $18.00 to $25.00 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, oo c ter the encounter the omer curviviaa sauhate vesned tram. the Overcoats and Raincoats—all represent the very rain, mounted the horses and dis highest standard of workmanship, fabric and @ ured in the mountains. Posses quality. were organized and started in pur a sult RUSSIAN PRINCESS Sale of Sale of Silk Bosom || Straw Hats TO MARRY SERVIAN CROWN Prince | |Furnishings|| SHIRTS $2.35 and $3.35 patted ‘ $2.00 and $2.60 value Shirts, | $1 value Silk Neckwear.$ 45 pens with silk bosom and sffk Instead of $4.00 and $5.00, 600 value Silk Hoslery..$ 25 cuff to match, body of shirt In all new shapes and styles and $2.60 Shirts......$1.35 something abeolutely new and —rough straws, sennits and 3 and $3.60 Silk Shirts.$1.85 | | Wonderful value at split straws, Silk Shirte.... oe 9 $1 ‘ 1 5 nS ee Olus Union Suits Pajamas newest shapes and blocks. VEITH-CAMMACK COMPANY M.A. WEISE, Manager Seattle's leading distributors Adler-Rochester fine clothes, Knox and Stetson hats; also Manhattan shirts, SECOND AVENUE, CORNER JAMES STREET OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 10. Closed All Day Saturday, July 4 63,000 CANS OF SALMON {ro SEIZED AS UNFIT FOR FOOD meted Send for a doctor. No matter how apparentl; Sixty-three thousand cans of ok x a ij " re at once phyel- salmon, found to be unfit for human "The officers seized the shipment clan. 5 wf if of of salmon on Pier 4 yesterday. H mT jconsumption, will be tncinerat It was owned by the Pacific Coast | oi ee ee da J. Ht cleanse the wound under the supervision of J. &-| & Norway Packing Co, y bad: aeonnne he roy ging, assistant commissioner of ag-| When it was demonstrated that || > oven activite of the |riculture, Will H. Adams, deputy | the fish ts unfit for food the officers | vity teta- food Inepector, and Crawford E.\of the company, signed a waiver to) White, deputy county prosecutor !n/ 38,160 cans. charge of Violations of the pure food| The officers have the remaining the famous Bradbury System Clothes from $20 Up For Women---Choice from a stock of wearing apparel that will meet every purse. Latest Creations in Millinery at Prices You Can’t Resist Store Closed All Day Saturday, July 4th 1332-34 Second Ave. 211 Union St. TO AMEND (QUIZZES MAYOR GILL UPON IN sxvsceapc ‘Cm CHARTER The Marcon! Wireless Telegraph rao gg bar ite Northwest manager, IT NEEDS rwin, bas obtained a 10-year Editor The Star: Ihave sent the| How will the dam compare tn ven se on four Senne sae Oe. Se a a | 22nd story of the L. ©. Smith build SUN dheue meci renga seetions,;to, Mayet Hi) fem size with the Cedar river) in¢, The company plans to make bed aa: te nies Is it possible to secure a storage| What will the federal government |prattle the Digkest wireless station Pe basin that will raise Lake Cushman | require in the way of protection for |'™ } nus bacillus, which results In lockjaw, KEEP ALL 8UCH WOUNDS OPEN TO THE » * * » a Is the plan now ad {to an elevation of 720 feet? the people in Skokomish valley if LONDON, Eng., July 2.—Princese | 100 cases of the shipment tied up sof ain UN by the Municipal Leagi Has the 720-foot contour line been|a dam such as contemplated {s| PRETTY LUCKY Marina-Petrovna of Russia ie that {t cannot be disposed of for oot id THE DOCTOR le committee. To that | surveyed? | built? [marty Crown Prince Paul of Ser-/l To Ward Off Summer |} 002. leg ORE F. W. Catlett, attorney, was How man ae ' via, if that enamored youth can . ° y million feet of timber The people of Seattle are awaiting | 7 o ted as chairman of the |are there upon the land? lan andwer to these questions with| TACOMA, July 8. — Witlam| {er Mimeslfaway from the feet of Complexion Ills 8 lovely Lady Diana M S hageogen pee ig emma Rose CHARGE FEE. TO. revision committee of r 6 7 opportune | P { > What is the estimated value of|keen interest. It is an opportune! Pratt, family and two girl fri daughter of the duke of Rw , J summer, there's nothing the timber and land time, and I hope that the mayor's an-| had an almost, miraculous es Despite his youth, Prince Paul's ° CLI B TO ER. What will be the height of the|swer Is forthcoming immediately. | from death yesterday when the au-| unperureated record te not for pubs Tr ekin beneath, The face exnivits| Burns Lyman Smith, of the 42- Is especially abundant In street dust and und stables, it is harmless if to the open alr, but If buried In the flesh it immediately causes lockjaw. storage dam? | CHAS, A. BRINKLEY. |tomobile in which they were rid F wl UNT EM ALL ing plunged down a steep 100-foot | Heation — embankment, near the Union club.| Only son of Prince Arsene Ka-|t | OLYMPIA, July 2.—That tt witt | be necessary for the secretary of pate to check every name on an rageorgevitch, bred in a Turkish petition, even though the| has many more than the ired number of names, or not enough is the opinion rendered 5 ertous! ured. P: of the wax, the latter being 5 ej Ned fit een tech eat tron akt{country, where human life has It at bedtime and washed [story 1. O, Smith building, will eo] a mr OED HAS OWN Northern Pacific hospital tle value and women's happiness am : tertain Chamber of Commerce mem- where sone at all, the ing king of Servia 1s a Europeantzed Oriontal. ne had been with a broke and was till wearing a plaster| cast on his back bers and their families on a tour of inspection through the building Fri- MEM |day. The public will visit the sky- ORIAL DAY help any skin soraper Saturday. An admission The Central Labor Council Wed- Missouri club will have a basket |«: in a. Srocks a 00 Ghee sumer : Attorney Gen. Tanner yester- STRIKES NA ES plenic and reunion July 4 at Ra-|!on will look remarkabty youthful and charged after July 4 badgaclinl sui: nesday night adopted @ resolution, ni venna park. All Missourtans and) ‘gun. winds and flying dust often cause ote n accordance with a request from | tered by injunction a monthycompany was doing a bullding and tere sora Ben eg 1 eamt,;rinds 204 fing Gust often canes the Amorloam Federation of bait AMUSEMENTS |ago by Judge Gilliam to refrain from cen sere sig the Northwest with-| . nope eg | race ring, “You can qutckly et rid JUST LIKE WAR adopting as labors memorial day, business in this state until tigation | Ut & State Hoense TACOMA, July 2.—One thousand } by din the Sunday preceding Memorial day in % pt in May MOORE 2:30 & 8:30 over tne wtatoe ott Nation ser "| Seen ‘leally'hgoed ts noes pet “BU [CB DAILY ALL THIS W Paeres es oe Brtih Colette wan THE NEAL TREATMENT bone zainat City Commissioners | nd Woods were presented to| ANNETTE N dent, Vancouver, B. C., was ad the county prosecutor yesterday | ELLERMAN | judged in contempt of court yester- FOR DRINK HABIT) tor prosecution day, fined $250 and sentenced to pores ites Film Masterpiece of the Centw 20 days in jail : i. RESERVED, to and boc | 5, Oder, Tacoma agent, and 7. will toe Nee Peleinny starter GREEN RESIGNS rep | NDAY, July 5 fined $50. saebs CAMP ERNEST LISTER, AMER- ICAN LAKE, July 2.—Within two hours after the arrival of the troop train from Seattle yesterday morn- ing with 900 militiamen and regu- lars, camp was established and the big tent olty put in shipshape for the ten days’ encampment. Today regular drills, routine work and Bonds were placed, and an appeal C. 'W. Green, business manager of orter’: regulation army rules are tn oper nesday = Saturday. lt the supreme court noted Do not postpone giving your the ‘Teamsters’ union, resigned his B ” ation. en M. HODGE | Stato otticiais charged that thelarinking husbands and. sone the|2osition Wednesday night, and his a et. — Neal Treatment until it ts too late| Rice Will be filled by C. Dahlager. Made FIRE MORTARS ie ROAD TO HAPPINESS” until something terrible happens | ree? #l80 resigned his position ax P | Ye 42; wea. at Doot| SYVEE NEY AT UT | co tne tne so sonny Bee to | reading clerk of the Central Labor eanut —— Digg aa stop drinking but dislike to ac. | C78. Butter PORT TOWNSEND, July 3-~ ASHINGTON, July 2-~-Ro| knowledge they are mastered by ; He o rhs | drink. They are humiliated because Ss A Ss D AD Sweet Seattle wa 01 Is Now | Brig. Gen, Wisser, in command of Demanded Things Made New |::. prcine Coast artillery district, Please Come in by As if B Ma ic arrived here yesterday to witness y g a demonstration of the guns and and See Yet it 1s only by knowledge, skill| mortars which protect the entrance a and experience that we are able to|to Port Discovery bay. ‘The mor |Undreds of men transform forsaken articles into|tar compantes are in camp near|tO admire the beautiful fabrics objects of beauty and value, the big guns and “war conditfons”|and stylish fashions which Iways © as aswistant secretary of the in ho rt terior yesterday and immediately |*&®™ment and sympathy which the leet. town to, boaiiiees ‘by signing wite can give. Act for them now, 2—John §.| pe: heap of documents waiting his at-|#°4 send them to the Seattle Neal , 63, member of-the city coun-| “ Baers wie pone Ag Institute, 1735 16th Ave, for three| cil, died yesterday of bronchial! ‘Wed. Mats, 250. pcshennimnaipneinttinnsrscelonttast days, or give them the Neal Home| pneumonia, Boe to lhe. Treatment, If they refuse to take - -——~- - treatment it is your duty to them CAPAB! J So look through your bur for| Will continue for a month. i 3 - JAIL DRUGGIST and to youraelt and famfly to tn ane old. rings, lockets, bracelets and ol are on display in our windows. or sist upon It, for they are potsoned EW ie hains, Hring them to us and we Of conrve many come In ti ae RITZVILLE, July 2—L. D, Em-| with alcohol and aro unable to| sy. EW YORK July 2 ge Thousands | vill tell here how. we can mae) SAME AS LOWER fabrice ‘and Casi, queetiona. bi watthare are iF ite te 3 fee Grugeist, bees Neer ret. ced tae eee eae ae today |caught ‘Tony Delaro in her flat, Youngstors,|them new and up-to-date at smafl wot ba cane or ents fae, faa a , _— ’ ” Bon 7 1 OF, Ww hook his teeth loose “for the moral cost, . tallored clothes too high in price Photedrama liquor to a minor, was fined|or phone for full information. | tose tive OLYMRMIA, July 2.—In an optn- TRIUMPH OF AN and sentenced to Jail for 45|Phone East 4381, All drug habits effect” and dragged him to the near.| Leading Grocers All Over Pacific] We repair sterling silver, old . EMPEROR” A) & Why Seat in the ‘Theatre s Ont: PANTAGES jon rendered by Attorney Gen, , bronze figures, TIDES) ronner yesterday candidates for No Such Thing the U. S. senatorial nomination | as tar as our establiah: sorkmanay must be named in the same man-|and prices are concerned.” ner as candidates for the lower |¥o" and you can take (his as a way gece ber= sonal Invitation ¢ house, which means that first and |e are"guina tos uke nate cash Coast Sell Ie plated wat and watches. Let us polish your old atlverware, thereby adding to its lite beauty, There Is nothing we can’t do In the way of repairing. est policeman II appeal trented WESTERN-GOODYEAR QUICK SHOE REPAIR COMPANY Lot for Sale Cheap, or Trade . second choice votes will apply. “IMPERIAL GRAND We Guarantee You the Best Work in Town—The Best ot Materinis Hl ytithin” sostiar® watts fhthe™Yt vag dy patra cl Peas ae CRORE GSE reel he eee OPERA CO. Used. Bring Us Your Old Shoes—We'll Make Them Like New. |}| fine Will trade for anything of ICE DELIVERY CO 1. M. BENNETT jRoneter Gurmine shade Speech mighty giad yen ar Ube ® . : |] value , advocating limit on the amount of 40c and 20c 219 James St. John Cicchetti, Prop. 709 FOURTH AVE. ELLIOTT 5560 Bo ean e, 8toM*| capital allowed single corporation! ©O’NEIL’S TAILORS heatre Bids. in any Hne, i 4410 Third Aw, A 9 sb PBA UAN ac Pca 0