The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1914, Page 3

papr This ts Jook at it, A. Schoen sonofagun, @ay-—n ry-m u one day of the year all his own, ry ered unto Ctated self! Gov, List ting into ac day paps gulaned, day the Seattle DADS And DAD, perfectly way eld, presid poor, ie actually urday a r ke hia dear ol is at S training er tive with our ram Charles Big Delegations Coming Reports from out-o' are most encouraging Dyearold good DAD, Seattle DADS as expressed by Herbert lent of the association, abused, misused to have hia fe will mar on the wa id, unappre: jol Duc, get & for the big He ts to be a participant iny distin: | Hie} own town DADS| TURK} M-RURATAN BATHS Nh Out-of-Town Buyer Order from your FRANK P. NOLAN printing by mall) 1407 Fifth Ave. Re will save you money on all printing orders. THE VIRGINUS HOTEL 004 Virginie St. near Westlake A\ Phone Eiliot Modern. rooms, with elegantly the best accommodations tn cleanliness, comfort and courtesy for the least turn! Transients, to ished outside bee to $1 Conventently located and street cara. A STAR WANT AD will sell it quickly. ‘THE STAR—MONDAY, $ SEATTLE DADS TELEGRAPH PRESIDENT Remind Woodrow of the Day of Emancipation From Household Drudgery “Pvery dog has his day—why not! Large delegations of DADS from| working enthustastically through |* Judge Fred C, Rrown for the Wal Portland, Vancouver, RB, C.; Taco! their DADS’ committees. Many | lingford Hill DADS, has in prepara ma and Everett are preparing for|uniqve stunts will be seen tion a float which will depict DAD the grand DADfest, and will join| Dr. C. B. Boudwin, chairman of! tn the stage where he was supreme with the Seattle DADS on this| West Seattle DADS, has lined up|in the world—whenever that was great day of freedom from domes:| bis patriots and saya they have “al while the Green Lake contingent tle servitude. great surprise” cooking through Jos, Camerog and J. I Mayor John Blake of Enumclaw! Judge Milo Root, for the Heacon| Knight, «mile and say they won't will head a large DAD delegation | Hill DADS, haa his collection buay | indie what their grand effort from that enterprising n from | on 1 effects; while Hallard,| will be, but are watchfully waiting the south, while Mayor F. 8, Woody | through the activities of Chairman! John Stringer says the Qu will clear Bothell of all her DADS Goodwin and Counefiman| Anne Hill DADS will have a for tts showing in the monstra ald, says {tl cop the grand|zling display. Miller Freeman tion for the most spectacular George F. Russell, Julius Augustine _Tho various clty districts are! showing and Bruce Shorts, the Snooky — ~—-|Ookum brigade of Inst year, say | Capttol HIM will distinguish as before President Schaenfeld has sent HAMILTON AND KNUDSEN | DENOUNCED BY DEMOCRATS a letter to DAD Wilson, who was elected to honorary mem bership last year, reminding him of his one opportunity of the year to be emancipated from domestic drudgery DAD Josephus Daniels, secre County Commissioners —Lafe} ment of election laws to permit can-| (4'? of pene . one fit y ely Be Hamilton and Kris Knudsen were/ didates to run on one or more tick | Da "Lane delves c uring his specifically named and severely! ets, nony rilsan county etlons, 8! visit here last year, and Seattle criticised by the democratic coun-| modified “blue sky” law DADS are se “ ty convention Saturday, at the Arm-| Donald McDonald was temporary |.” Eie povssieed, telegrams eb r § ’ lehairman and John & Jurer nore. |couragement by this distinguished ory h " p » | member of the association A whole paragraph tn the plat-/ Pent chairman of the convention Ralse Money for Band form is given over to the arraign-/Of the 204 delegates to the state) goattie DADS are busy selling ment of these officials Convention, 69 women were named.| 500 tickets given them by the Their recall was urged and thelr | Colonial theatre. The returns will misconduct in office vigorously ar be used for band music, as they in feigned. Commmisaioner MoKenate's sist that DAD'S DAY be enlivened conduct was inferentially approved ; With the delightful strains of This plank is one of the most erybody works but Father. unique ever adopted. Yesterday President Schoenfeld It can be accounted for only In| sent urgent telegrams to all may the fact that the misconduct of the} ors of county towns, urging them to} two officials mentioned fs too ex send DAD delegations treme to be passed over in mere | Tuesday noon all DADS are to! | generalities. meet at the hotel to com The platform, adopted unani-| plete final arrangements mously, unqualifiedly indorses: The grand marshal for DAD'S Wilson's and Gov. Lister's admin DAY will be appointed, and the va istracions, approves the repeal of} |Flous “district DAD chairmen” will the Panama tolls bill, favors fed | Feport Wak Shoua|PHOTO Mare eck Should PLAYS the Bi Clearance “THE SPITFIRE.” BY EDWARD jeral child labor law, urges a state| constitutional convention, recom-| mends the legislature reduce 15 per cent interest on tax delinquencies. the same equality to women as to men in the control of community Property, the submission of all franchises to the people, a law al lowing damages for the death of af humen being to descend the same! a8 personal property, whether there | Peple, author of “The Prince Chap fare cependents or not, constitution —O Pi a é . al penuoeetonment, medical atten era iano soobly , who Hil tg Pac ance as first aid in Industrial insur Se H N ; : ‘ ance ct, penalizing employers talt| SEMEL HOME NOW, Pi. rwicsses, te now at the Mie {ng to pay their employes prompt. | ly, home rule for cities in regula | tion of public utilities, blanket pri mary ballot, abolishing right of courts to set aside jury verdicts, rural farm credits, recall of judges, | . |odramatic farce of adventure and |daring. 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Player Pianos, Pianos and| M®dison. It ts @ strange tale of |Organs on the Pacific Coast. will hetedity, and mystery and deals| quickly convince even the most dis-| *!th ghosts, duels and other weird eriminating musician of the quality, **ne*. Of course, there ts a love of the planos now offered in thig|*tOry in tt. “Our Mutual Girl” is a sale. | picture of beauty. “A PECULIAR INHERITANCE” ja the name of a comedy at the Colonial today in which a man te left a donkey and two other ant mals, and takes them home with him. The results On the same bill are John Bunn in a characteristic comedy Francia X Bushman, the Exsanay star, in a two-part drama eee We eny boldly that the Bungalow Player Plano is eqnal to any $600 Player Piano sold by other dealers. Tt has all the essential feata of oven the highest-priced ayer Pianos, and even now this splendid instrument is included in the big clearance sale now in progress at Ellera Music House. As heretofore have permanently . die with our large warehouse, and every instrument that was stored there has been brought tn and placed on sale on our floors. Among these pianos are included many splendid Player Pianos. Some of these are new, some have been returned by dealers who have gone out of business, #till others are used instruments, many of which have been taken in exchange on the Popu- lar Bungalow Player. All are of- fered in our clearance sale at creat- ly reduced prices and will be re- served on a payment of only $5; balance can be arranged on terms hambra, starting toda: to last of the series. Wednesday night eee MARGARITA FISCHER AND Harry Pollard, the Beauty sta: fs the next It runs until bourne today in a comedy at the Grand called, “The Tale of a Tailor,” and adrama at the Mel bourne called, “The Other Train.” cee Clemmer Until Tuesday Night to suit any reasonable purchaser,| “Reporter Jimmie _Intervenes, very and we include an armful of music| "¢Wepaper drama; “Sophie Gets i es glia, ual June 20, with each Player. Stung,” comedy; “Hearst Selig sailings the magnifi N Pictorial.” — These Prices Willi Sell Them. sais ose A splendid Decker Player Piano is now offered for $620. Compare th |with the $900 ones offered else Clase A Until Tuesday Night “The Mystery of Wickham Hall,” three-part Powers drama; “Our |where. The Decker name is the! Giri,” and “It's a Boy,” Sterling guarantee ofquality. See the splen-| comedy Avenue, Seattle. did Krell Auto Grand at $542, and *- the Popular Auto Player at $435. If you have a silent plano in the home we will take this as part payment] in spite of these liberal prices, |which cannot be duplicated else. |where. A splendid Pianista Player Piano can now be had for $320. | Others are here at $ $418 and |the finest Wheelock Pianola Piano jin this city is offered at $515. Sev. jeral Player Pianos De Luxe may} Colonial Until Tuesday Night “A Train of Circumstances,” John Bunny comedy; “Night Hawks, two-part Francis Bushman drama “A Peculiar Inheritance, and “The Empty Sleeve,” drama, Selig | Melbourne Until Tuesday Night Pathe's Weekly,” world’s news; “The Death of " three- jalso be found here, and always free part ieee” tras Other | music rolls are included Train,” Beauty drama; White Dependable Used Uprights. Slave Catchers,” Komic comedy | There is many a home that abso . lutely needs a plano on which to| ‘and Until Tuesday Night start the children in music. Pos-| fc he taays Snuiae two. sibly you are among those who have| roe) American drama; fhe Bur put off, because of high prices here-| Gen," Majestic drama he Tale tofore, placing a plano in your home.| o¢'q, Tailor,” Beaut od $140 now buys a dependable instru-|°f ® T#llor.” Retaty comedy ment, $165 will buy a better one. a |really fine one can be had at $235 Jand $265, and a $5 bill will secure |any piano now offered. Convenient jterms are acceptable to us. | Ask to see the splendid Schubert |plano for $210, or the Schiller for |$180, or the Ludwig for $235, or |the Gramer for $170. We have, too, |neveral Kimballs, Chickering, Sob- Alhambra Until Wednesday Night “Lucile Love,” tw art drama; “Animated Weekly;” “Lilly as @ Little Mothe kids’ picture; “Those College " comedy ° Day’ ee RESIDENCE THEATRES * At the Home Until Wednesday |mer, Haddorffs, etc., nll at reduced| “On the Verge of War,” three jprice. Make your home what it|part drama; “Tick, Tick, Tick,” really should be. comedy, Liberal Free Use Plan. During this sale we issue also al At the Hour Until Easily kept clean | special two years’ exchange agree Wednesday Get World's Greatest Rupture Book | ment. We accept any instrument at) “Big Hearted Jim,” two-part Don't send honey—-just write for! sale prices toward payment of one|drama; “Remember Mary Mag: Mr everything you) of our fine new Chickerings or the| dane,” drama; "The Boob Incog-| ull of facts never before put tn print | Autopiano or other of the many |nito,” comedy. Cloth-hound—96 pages ate artl-| numerous makes we carry, actually ; Se My oe li purchaser ‘now two wo fen teens weathig: sonar | years’ free use of any piano offered Explains why elastic and spring trussas|in this sacrifice sale. A purchaser are a wicked crime—why they are the/ig bound to prove a antisfied pur. pttons: | giving every Complete Report cyetured manic worst snemy—why the! chaser, for every instrument is of Market Today Exp. the humbug “appltances,|guaranteed and no transaction 1s nethods, 9H arn Mt - - e considered closed until it means jc Shows why operation is often m need-| cc tiatae " ° c less gamble with death, and why, if «| #atisfaction to the buyer. Vrices Paid Producers for Vegetables and an inanages t well from the opere Telephone or Write. rut he often has to keep on wearing «| Outot-town buyers should write ny JW, Godwin & Co.) st the Cluthe Auto. | OT telephone for descriptive Het and O1K@ 02 aging Truss and how you san | numbers. Any instrument sent sub 03% try It 60 days, and how little it costs if| ject to examination upon deposit of rH you keep it jount stated in this advertisement 6 ives endorsements of over 6.009 pe |'rhe deposit will be cheerfully re ian 8 Pesetter write for the book today—te toiie(funded if the instrument is not|Carrots ‘ib o things you 4 never find out by goin |found satisfactory. This sale will] {ool radishes eo Or ae ere on bly ate, ‘>* | be conducted until every instrument focal celery * 8 me the book.” is 801d. Parsley PEER a5 8 Suis Saupe tr atrumont in" thie pale te: dotntteny | Se, fom pile BOK OM—CLUTHE COMPANY Fl cuaranteed; money back if inatru-| jotnous 1.00 @ 125 Bast 23rd At, NEW YORK CITY |) Hont, after delivery, does not prove | Watermelons ‘s sate fg? me your Free Book and Triat Hin every way satinfactory or as rep-| ihubarb. local, per I Oe ee |resented. Eflers Music House, the os @ 09 MAE acegthobestisdeceches |nation’s largest and most respon He at sible retailers, Eilers Building, ve a ee Aarons «--+ +--+. Phir and University. 615 @ 6.00 iteelf “THE MYSTERY OF WICKHAM) © dinastrous. | and!| “LUCILE LOVE” AT THE AL-| are at both the Grand and Mel-| omedy, | JULY 13, 191 $5 TRIMMED HATS wwe A regular cleanup, All bear the etamp of the master hand in trimming. CLE 97c note of our succes: tailored and trimmed ling. Sizes run from w 36 The new Norfolk me fancy striped French Sizes 14 to 38. Suits ... Nothing comfortable sizes 14 to 42 to close Summer cither with 34 to models low neck, in high or fir 46. Midsummer Clean-Up SHOES . pagne, lavender and black, Regu- w button and Our regular 12%c quality lar value, half price to clean . up t ah i _ | up metal ia og 3.98 1De LAr ie as | Stanoano caticors—uime| SUIts ve ur ick aac ‘ | and dark patterns, and Standard | athik + Ape anteed sunproof and tubproof. | ‘Apron Gingham an For Men and Boys, Our regular 260 and 35¢ qualities, | value for, yard c Women’s $4.00 White ,31 i button Boots, to | clone ; é Men’s and Boys’ Bath- Women's $2.00 hand turned etrap I a Silppers, very comfortable for 39c Solcred,, Table Damask— 39c SheetecSize, 72x00, made ing Suits, 85¢, 98¢, | fo pease 1.59 C is inches wide. Of1 colors C trom good round ‘thread | $1.35, $1.75, 32.50 ays ad Aes uae ¢ —uaranteed fast—reds, biues | muslin, even weave, free from} Women’s and Misses’ and buffs. Worth 690, dressing; will improve with wash- | | | | | | 1 Rarefoet s | (Copyright, 1 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association) 1 had a visit from Annie (my laundress) this morning, It is the first time I have seen her since I had my accident. “It's mestif that be thinkin’ that you'll not be wantin’ me to wash for you now that you're in this grand place, Miss Margaret.” (An- nie has never been able to remem- ber that I have another name and | the prefix of Mrs. since I married.) “This grandeur has only been lent to me, Annie, until I am able to walk and I would feel as though my clothes were not quite clean if anyone washed them but you.” Annie's beautiful teeth were nearly all visible in the wide Irish amile she gave me in return for the well-deserved compliment. She looked tired and she had lost much of her beautiful color. “And is yer fut getting well, 6.60 Faney lemons, per crate. . Local berries ¢ @ @ @ @ Apricots, per crate i cers for Butter, Hews, oultry, Veal and Pork 24 Gia roosters, 1 o ‘ 10 ts 10 Spring Ducks... 12 @ 14 Fuabs, good #lze, dow. 200 @ 250 Guinea fowl, Mve, dow 9.00 Helgian hares o# old pie good wize, dx. 160 Veal, 65 to 120-1b, 4 ad Ode Veal, large os @ (19 Pork, good eo hows... «09 10 (Correct ly by the Bradner Go.) Eugs Fresh ranch ‘ 27 Butter yative Washington nery, brick a Wanhington Creamery, solid pack * Cheese Wisconsin triplets .....+ Act quick; lace embroidery 2.98 Women's $1.00 Mary Jane Patent Pump and gunmetal Oxfor and Btra ippers cleanup, & palr 2.49 $1.75 Children’s Mary Jane Pat ent Pumpa special Minsen’ nema $2.00 and 16 ane Pumps at $1.69... $i 49 rT Keep your feet 98¢ $1.19 $1.29 MIDSUMMER ARANCE SALE! The rapid growth of our business is not an accident, and surely not due to location. dependable merchandise and underselling the other fellow. You may be thrown a sop at times, a 3c Calico or Gingham, but you can save Midsummer Sale, now in progress, to supply your needs in Calicoes and Ginghams for ten years. Every departmnt is contributing to make this sale the banner one in the history of the business. Extraordinary Values in 5 . Just received by Wells- Women’s Coats—Your Pick irgo. and Northern | Ex: he new neckwear, collars These models are for Misses and Women, and run in values to $15.00 in s and cuff jabots, chemi- and % lengths in this season's latest fabrics, including soft homespuns in the : settes, lace collars. Manu- macaan style. Sizes run from 14 to 42. facturers’ samples secured for a fraction of original ma - cost. There are thousands Sweeping Reductions in of neck pieces in this. lot Women’s White Serge Suits These Suits are made from th tin ) Women’s and Misses’ Golf Coats, in values to $10.00, now... ulels w flannel Women’s $4.00 Khaki ome models have the belt, others plain tailored the they won't last long. for Women’s $1.00 Waists, crepe, and of 69 THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ALL WIVES HAVE THEIR TROUBLES MORE OR LESS, sigh. garet.” “No, and do nie, worst swered force, he will tion on Ye ‘Tm “It's to do, longer. that ft Silk Lisle, elbow length, a ile or lawn, with beauty. Bpecial, 48. ong sleeves, trimmed DBe Wiss and Chamote Gloves fancy buttons. Sizes You pay much more where you Midsummer Prices in. 8c HOUSEKEEPERS’ SPECIALS Miss Margaret?” “It would not be hard for me to sit around in this grand place and be waited on,” said Annie, both me legs for would’ you but hell condemned.” “Tim don't seem to find Annie murmured under her breath, but I caught the words and “What is Tim doing, Annie?” “Mostly a front of Joe he ts trying to get but it’s mesilf that tells him I know, Mis: am getting to be a re face of her many bracers to be makin’ any good now,” support a man in Jim Flannigan, who is the police. man on our beat, should treat me so, “"Ther man a i eee | man’ thas, New Store We are permanently located on cor- would be glad to support you in . - je ner of Pike and Third, with entrance comfort,’ he satd. 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison. ||] Uoru rine st. over Owl Drug Go “And is 12! Two yards Instead 20 of one yard for 250. Wide Fancy Ribbons, also plain colors, for girdies and sashes. The key- enough here on a suit or coat during the GOOD NEWS [EERUUECESEEL EEE L PEEP ET ORES ASESE TL TOUCS LCL. $6.25) Mostly only one of a kind. $5.00 n Skillful from the season’s hand- Ruchings So fashionable now. Three great specials at 150, 19¢ and 250 a yard in the much-sought- for styles in white and all col- ors 25¢ fine all wool French white onl Some are slightly mussed $3.95 serge, Bloomers for Children— eececes Sateen, Ages 2 to 6, 25c; 4 ages 8 to 12, 35c. This is a good ith belt, designed of bargain, quality considered, Medium weight 25c Caps — Boudoir Dress Caps—Not a 10¢ Cap, but a 50c one, trimmed with ribbons and laces. Take two for 26¢ each Gloves for the Potlatch Pure silk, elbow style, ara Maid” and Fownes, $1.00 grade fitted for 65c, 9200 camp or outing; “Niag- The charge everything. ‘ WASH DRESS GOODS| EXTRA! cretir | Se eS co| Bathing Yard — Corded wide, in cerise, ciel, cham- inches wide, white only. | Women and Children ing. Worth 600 each. Qg Pillow, Slips — Stzo 42x36. C Good heavy quality muslin. An old standby at 12%. G5c Sheetersize 72208. C side brana. Extra heavy, full bleached, torn and hemmed. A regular 85c quality 69¢ Lace, curtain, Nottingham C net, in white and Arabian; Bathing Sui $1.50, $2.08) Bathing Caps 15¢, 19¢, 45¢. Table Damask, bleached As- 496 rei" irenee "wide, sorted patterns. A regular value. 89 Irish Linen Damask— C 66 inches wide. Extra heavy weight round thread in | neat patterns. Worth $1.25. | 7 Huck Towels—Good even © weave, size 17x24. Medt- im weight, free from dressing, 1 plain white and fancy red borders. Our regular 10c qual- Armor- 2% yards long and 45 inches wide. A regular $1.00 seller. 73c Campers’ Comforts. Extra heavy. Medium size, worth v Cotton Blankets for SPECIAL REDUCTIONS in camping. Colors white, remnants of Linen and Mercer. gray, with colored bor- ized Damasks. ize 64x80, worth $1.75. a wn ne Boys’ Wash Suits 59¢, 98¢, $1.48 Boys’ Indian and Tom Boy Suits for Camping, 59¢, 98¢, $1.48 ne areas ss === Annie?” I asked. “Oh, Miss Margaret, I could do io, Miss Margaret,” she an-|anything for ye. Are ye going to swered with a blush; then she| housekeeping?” “I hope to as soon as I leave” here, and if you want to you can come with me.” Annie was overjoyed and as she left I wondered if I had done) wrong in telling her this before I. had consulted Dick. straightened up and looked at me with calm courage. “Why should I be ashamed of it, Miss Margaret? } Jim Flannigan would marry me to- | morrow if I was single and would |take him, which the Lord knows I | would not, nor any other man. And “Yes, Annie, the doctor tells me| yet Tim seems to think, just be- (To Be Continued Tomorrow) jit is, but it 4s terribly slow and I/cause he's put his name on me, oe eer * grow impatient waiting for the| that every other man will keep off.|, Moonlight Excursion and Dance © time when I can walk again.” “Men, Miss Margaret, are the|!m& on Steamer Issaquah on Lake © Washington tonight, leaving Leschi at 8:15 and Madison park at 8:30, —Adv, queerest things that the Lord cre- ated—they will make love to any woman—tmarried or single—that happens to be near them when the inclination to make love comes to them, and yet they seem to forget that some time some man may be near the wife they are neglecting | when the inclination takes him. 4 he a “If Tim thinks more of whisky pdsoluty paleness 1s the | than he does of mo it's whisky he'll : |be havin,’ for I'm going to leave him right away.” “Do you think house for me, with a I'd be losing Miss Mar- ‘It's thinking that, you would not—neither be content to sit here nothing. Rest is sweet, An Peete ebt rte se it 80,” ‘Union Dentists | Gold Crowns .. Bridgework you Annie?” could keep I asked, polishing the in ITLATCH, PIONIC Plates . Carey’s saloon,” an To Be Given at Gold Fillings . Annie, bitterly. “He says || Manite rk, Sunday, July 19, 1914, Alloy Fillings . nder the Auspices of the RAILROAD Silver Fillings Painless Extraction . on the police MEN'S EXCURSION not be able to get in condi event of the week's the whisky that Carey sells. | Margaret, that I| Mlar nagger, | We offer you good, first class den- tal work at a moderate price, an would like to have you consult garding the condition of your mouth big famtly ptente ar beach this sea: cs : == as Gur consulting spectalts: fal but ‘Tim is simply a drinkin’ him- |} Puget, Sound ate acto youre of exwprienon, wud his Gallia self into a bum.” |] from Ballard to South Atk of your condition will be valu to “Can't you get him to take a Free dancing in the big pavilion you. brace?” I asked surt b nady benches, shady With the aif. s¢ ttst, shes ara r nooks, woode: Js; plenty of mu and a modern equipment we ere able Annie smiled through her tears | and other ente: ment—all free to serve yo and having co as her native wit rose to the sur- Boats will leave every hour from Genoe in our ‘ability to produce Siete results In ches of dentistry, we offer you @ 15-year muarantee, All work done painlessly by modern electrical devices. INVESTIGATE OUR PAYMENT PLAN, Exam.nation free, Office hours, 9 to 6; evenings by appolutment, Sundays 9 tol p Union Dentists LADY ATTENDANTS Pier 1, foot of ¥ at 9 a m, p.m. Round trip, 50 cents, conte, Excellent quarte: POTLAT ler way, beginning returning as late as 9 trouble afraid he taken too | a brace has Children, ” she said. leavin’ him I do be thinkin’ | Miss Margaret. I will not {dleness much | yesterday that EASY on each boat PIONIC, It was only ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Silversmith Is Now Located at His telling me that Tim was was a shame Plannigan a married