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

iroone roves POTLATCH TO mourns | GIVE US ALL STIFF NECKS Phote-Drama of the Age Everybody has a kink in his Lower Floor and Balcony Seats Reserved Prices, Nights, 100-20¢. 300 | } jneck today from gazing aloft Inst evening at the Potlatch doings In Matinees, 100 and te the sky Skyrockets and bombs sputtered Fiand exploded in the cle phere over Dugdale park, whe crowd that sumbered thousa’ crowded the bleachers, hung on the | fence and sat outside In autos, as the Hitt's spectacle “Constanti nople” was displayed in fireworks. |It was featured by a folk dance, in } which 600 little girls from Collins’ playfield took part. And meantime Arviator Silas Christofferson was circling at a jdimay height over the business dis }triet, a trail of sputtering blue fire following in hia wake. Christofferson's fying craft waa christened in the afternoon by little Miss Lois Ruth Joslin, at the! hangar, foot of East Boston st, and (while the aviator made three trial! |spins over the lake, a big crowd of spectators cheered him enthusiae- tically | ‘The real spirit of the Potlatch manifested itself on Second av. last night when a crowd of merryma’ ers that jammed the street from Yosler to Pike rollicked and fro} icked for hours TINKLE! TINKLE! JIM RUNS INTO A | BURGLAR ALARM -te Old Heidelberg WEAR THE PRESS CLUB TRIO Matiness B50 Kvening® S00. ide | PANTAGES ieese's SHIRLEY “UNDER | al Swe FLAGs” IOADS DENTAL CO. Third and Pike ly reesive value tn full Not that. but you will surely tee! te Yaating resulta These ave been tm practice for and thelr advice will be te you, Am office fitted entirety te white and canttary tm every way. | Bes them before going elsewhere Crowns 85.60. 4 -Rpaehaaae PROHIBITION QUESTION TO GOON BALLOT OLYMPIA, July 16.—The state. wide prohibition question will be decided by ballot this fall Secretary of State Howell, pleting his check of the Initiative 3p. m—Opening race for Lipton challenge cup trophy. | 5 to 6:30 p, m—Aviation | | flights, 8: Chriatofferaon, waterfront. Pts we DOINGS TODAY spectacle, Dugdale's park. 9 Pp. m—Unveiling of new | totem pole, Second av. be tween Olive and Virginia ets. Unveiling will be preceded by fr starting at 7:45, from north of Pine TOMORROW'S PROGRA com 2p. m—Tilikum decorated auto pageant, assemble 1 p. m., Third and Lenora st. Prizes | for best decorated auto These names were not needed, however, as only 31,896 names are requi to place afi initiative measure on the ballot, and the pro: hibition bill had twice that nam lber and 8,000 names in fully qualified. Not a single name wan asked to withdrawn since the filing o petition with the state secre m.—Hitt's pageant, Titkkum | |y. Dugdale’s jing | tary In all, the original petition con tained 112,000 names, The check resulted In eliminating 8,777 names 8:30 p. m.—Aviation Christofferson, termi- park, flights, nating over Dug All evening—Mard! Gras on GETS INTO RACE.’ SISTERS’ BACKERS NORTH YAKIMA, July 16, or DEM ner ig Judge BE. G. Preble will be a can didate on the democratic ticket for the supreme bench, MEAT PRICES Secretary of State Howell's action in printing, at state expense, forma |for withdrawing signatures from initiative petitions, was vigorously ondemned by the joint legislatiy committee of the Farmers’ union, State Grange, State Federation of Labor, and Direct Legislation league, which met here yesterday. The committee voted to stand behind Miss Lucy Cane, executive secretary, in any court proceedings to keep Howell from eliminating Fitiings Ste and nanacheg Free with Police appear to have the goods on James Fitzpatrick, nabbed yes terday while picking the pay tele |phone at the Hollywood apartments. | The burglar alarm gave him away Oa Ss Two years ago he leaped from th: % ‘third story of a Denny way apart- Dental Co. | ment and escaped, officers say. And Third and Pike [he was arrested in April, when bur- |glar tools were found in his posses on. He {is out of Portland's city jail) |now on $500 bonds. Yesterday, in his roonisthe police found all sorts of ih till para. phernalia, also tools, jewelry and clothing. TENDER IS ai Tossing helplessly, with a broken | | tall shaft, in a menacing sea, with a) jstrong wind blowing, the cannery |tender B. C. T., of the British Co- llum>ta Packers’ association, was | saved from probable destruction | | yesterday afternoon by the steam- |ship Humboldt, bound for Alsi =| a IP ad im @ paved street, Ma- lot, see owner at once. Fourth Av. Main 2623. from the Humbold The) EA STAR, WANT AD will Hamvota is towing ber to. Alert| Souvenirs to All Visitors Phone Sidne jaccording to a Wireless Inst night | Look for U. CUT TOMORROW, FRIDAY, AT FRYE & €0.’S GIRL Is IMPROVED Sunday morning's joy ride accident, Treated easy last night for the first AS FOLLOWS: ..14e any of the “Seven Ststers” from the joffictal ballot time, Physicians today hold out some hope for her recovery. Yesterday Police Chief Griffiths, }in a letter to Prosecuting Attorney | Murohy, urged his contention that/ Choice Steer Shoulder Steak ... is guilty of manslaughter and STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 16, 10 a. m—Yaoht club rac | waterfront Starting time | signatures, certifies that there same as today's. are 70,1 valid names on it 11 a m—Power — cruiser In addition there are approx race for local and visiting | |imately 25,000 names which are craft. nly because they had not 11 a. m—Second heat, Pa. | | cked up by the registration cific Net & Twine cup. | als in the various districts, | 2 Pp. m-—Auto races at | The 14,000 names obtained in Se Meadows. | jattle come under thin class. addition | | Joseph J. Taylor, driver of the auto, | 1914. PAGE 2 $10,000 WILL EASE ACHING HEART OF GIRL LO8 ANGEL July 16.—For the unrequited oodles she lavished on Juan Cora de Silva, pretty Mine Lillian Kelley of Chicago will be pald $10,000 This sum was awarded her late rday by the jury that heard case, In which she demanded 000 from De Silva for breach of promise to marry, an incidentally was 00 piled to listen to the read jin 00 torrid love letters that pa d between the pair. he verdict followed De Silva's admission that he had been engaged to the girl, but he denied that a wedding day had been set. He said his love died when she filed her | eult SNOHOMISH ALL | _ PROGRESSIVE “There's nothing to {t In Snoho-| mish county but a complete pro-| gressive victpry,” ares Sam | Walker, county chairman, who visit ed here yesterday, “Some of the} county offices are conceded to the | bull moone, and no filings have been made thus far by candidates from | the other parties,” COLONIAL Fourth Avenue. Just North of Pike Street. NOW PLAYING “The Third Floor Flat” THE CURRENT EPISODE IN THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY WITH OUR REGULAR PROGRAM. HEAR PROF. DONLEY ON THE GREAT PIPE ORGAN. ADMISSION (ALWAYS)... EOC 5 CENTS FOR THE CHILDREN. mMROZ “xed OF —PURCHPHM cre BAKERY and RESTAURANT O14 SECOND. NEAR MADISON W. teauser at La Co FE. Sechricker, formerly a) Wash., is in |Beattle today, ending 18 |months in the Walla Walla peniten tary, He was paroled yesterday Schricker was charged with receiv | ing deposits when he knew his bank was insolvent and was sentenced to lone to five years. At the same time the late Jacob Furth, Seattle banker, and other of ficers of the Seattle National bank, were placed under arrest and ‘WILL TALK ON PILES CURED NO PAIN action Guaranteed. Our Own Dottor Does It. BRENDEL DRUG CO. 117 YESLER WAY should be sent to the penitentiary TO BOSS SHIP ~—G. 8 commander of the York: | been detalied to command! the recetving ship at the Bremerton Pork Steak Choice Steer Boiling Beet 106 Pork Liver, % Purple Stamp It signities purity and quaimy Shope open until 6:20 p. m. Moonlight Excursion and Danc-/ Ing on Steamer lasaquall on Lake beady he $:16 and Madison park at 8:30. | Washington tonight, leaving Leschi | is continued use once a by beauty wrinkles at home olite in powdered form. t witch hazel der in the witeh fac The tan ‘The skin tighten: naturally reduces the wri “A Bible Barber Who Made Good” is what Rev, E. M. Hill of the ithe University Methodist church will talk about next Sunday. Last night, In an address, he well aa erenees elds aboot the jurged the delegates to the Labor &, checks or hands The ¢ | Counel! to go with the barbers and ath the skin also becomes firmer | bear him ¥ During the meeting It was decided ieee ee amen refreshed and ex-\that Sunday afternoon, at City Hall dertul 4 hermi lotion, | park, members of the United Mine y| Workers of Washington, in conven- jay for t tine makes the average per- 10 oF 16 of » at aoe cone attacks of the I. W. W. non Adve “THE POTLATCH DRINK” Id ~ Seattle Brewing and Malting Co. > ¢ 6 6 CP 6 6 6 CP 4 © 6 © CP 6 6 6 4 C) SCHRICKER PAROLED—HE'LL (TiLikum MAKE HIS HOME IN SEATTLE /°AREENET BIBLE BARBER tion here this week, will reply to THIRD AND LENORA 20 SHOWS 3 RIDES FUN GALORE EVERYTHING NEW charged with aiding and abetting Schricker. Furth was convicted and fined $10,000. His appeal to the supreme court is still pending. The other officers of the bank have not, as yet, been tried. Schricker, who is a former mem ber of the legislature, and a well known ploneer of the state, will make his home in Seattle, where his wife has been living for the past year, i FIND HIS BODY PORT TOWNSEND, July 16. Brother officers yesterday found the body ef Corporal Fredericks, 28, of the 149th company, Coast Artillery hanging in a shed back of the ba racks at Fort Casey. His body will be sent to his home in Michigan. WESTERN-GOODYEAR QUICK SHOE REPAIR COMPANY We Guarantee You the Best Work in Town—The Best of Materials “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. THE ODEON First, near Pike Friday and Saterday Valentine Grant tn <THE Ines msCu” Three Parts Used. Bring Us Your Old Shoes—We'll Make Them Like New. 219 James St. John Cicchetti, Prop. nt YOU ARE INVITED To Take a Most Interesting and Instructive Trip Through the Mammoth Home of We Have Competent Guides at Your Service Who Will Be Pleased to Show You Through the Plant. Hours, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Phone Sidney 526