The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1915, Page 2

Hob ee MAT me BUY IT Now While the Buyin’s Good PRICES CUT TO THE QUICK In Every Department Men’s & Young Men’s $20& $25 SUITS $ l Higher and Lower Priced Ranges Show Similar Savings sco FLATS $2 SHIRTS *1 MANHATTAN Soft Bosom, French Cuffs $2.00 Verru-CAMMACK Co. Second at James p ol ° a STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 23, ————————— RT OL ETD 1915, PAGE 2 OF WASHINGTON BANK'S EFFORT TO ‘GET’ HEADS OF U, S, TREASURY Officiais of the Riggs Nationa a court order restraining United Sta attacks on the bank, This may ree bank of Washington have obtained * treasury officials from alleged in an investigation which will n trouble for Washington financial ged with corrupt pracitices for years. Interests, which have been Left to right, the picture - JUDGE LANGLEY’S “fer years one of the foremost mem ee ‘NEGRO SHOT BY | « WOMAN TS DYING George Grasty, twice DE before coming to this city in 1878 From that time until 1892 he con tinued his law practice here, when he was elected to the superior benc n| of % county services will at 3:30 o'clock Bonney-Watson chapel FUNERAL SATURDAY Judge James Weston Langley, 79, be hel from the hers of the bar in Seattle, died after a lingering fliness at his home, 1100 39th av., Thursday ‘as a Civil war veteran, who _—— the Thursday afte Kawata, white w anese merchant, is dying at the city nm by Mre e of a Jap Now that the Slavs have cap- en brevetted brigadier gon we expect them to be Py @ral at the conclusion of the war.| W® expect them to be beski bee aegreMl A speeder pages Se He served in the Illinois state sen-| downward. Fie baabtiel: Gatbastitee tte ese 9a and) : a > Piece ¥ pe @| the hospital authorities to give ate end superior courts for all hope of saving the negro’s life. | Mra, Kawata gun, ie atil! in she Is held on a who wielded the the elty Today's Seattle's Ing the ont Styles sora redit area? ing House 1332-34 Second Ave. 211 Union St. WE WILL EXTEND YOU Gmail) Small Weekly Monthly Payments Payments Don't pay CASH for your clothes when you can buy on CREDIT. It is the simplest way time a large amount of cash is nee: tion costs you nothing Open Till 10 Saturday Evening a the easiest way. At no Our credit accommoda fact that she nd ring, w the funeral expe IK TENNIS DATES SAN New Arrivals Add Interest to These Women’s Tailored Suits Special at $25 FRANCIS states champ These are of special interest ne prep ings only because they offer all of t states dou new Sf gx modes in their late 1 to 5 developments, but because they panes anmeant ab ectia vide opportunity to secure unusua nd 9, at San Fran ly good value. Our showing is mo complete All the late materials and shades / Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Trim. § mings in a wonderful variety are now on display. Neatly trimmed Panamas and fancy trimmed Leghorns with all the late effects | cisco. Panama-Pacific nship, Jul exposition cham Oto 17, at San | champlonship, | sta at San Francisco. | | —| Union : Savings | | & Trust Co. OF SEATTLE Bradbury System Clothes Resources Nearly $5,000,000 The pride of the mature Bradbur, | | man; the joy of the pi WHY | younger man, Clothes } ‘ . $20 and Up T Foremost in N ! all qualities that appeal to SAVE? ! careful — dre oO " i i } Gea atiey “cont jOne man in a thousand gets i bine novelty Bradbury rich accidentally. The other i P Topcoats ( diy t | and ; dignity $20 and Up 999 make their fortunes by i nin a price in working and saving. Saving meeps , with is the only safe way. i the wearer’s po: INTEREST 4 PER CENT ition The Eastern Outfit- | JAMES D. HOGE, ting Co. has the exclu- We Show | Presid sive sale of Bradbury Other Relieble | || - : conigont Clothes for the city of Makes |N. B. SOLNER, ttl . $15 to $25 Vice President and Trust Officer. Seattle | HOGE BUILDING in the Heart of the Financiat | District. , . Men's Farnishings Department Just Inside Colon Mt. Entrance negro shot! — the principale in the fight BY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, April 23.—In ability to keep personal and business howtill out of the ad istration of his office ap pears to be chiefly reaponsible Markets Saturday Specials Strictly Fresh Oregon eo. 8c Fancy quality Sa. obec 17 Ale Choice Loin Pork Roast "12:¢ "12¢ Choice Steer Pot Roast .... Choice Spare Ribs Choice Shoulder Veal Roast . Choice Shoulder Pork Roast Choice Steer Boiling Beef Choice Veal Chops Choice Steer Round Steak Choice Steer Shoulder Steak Anchor Brand Bacon i cans Wild 2ose Milk 14c Look for U. § puree eine It Signifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 10 P, M. Charles C. Glover, president of the The Riggs National bank in ] for the trouble between John Skelton Williams, controller of | the currency, and the Riggs Na tional bank 2f this city There is no reason to believe that thie is the beginning of an attack by t inking interests generally on the administration or even on Secretary of the ry McAdoo. Reports to fect are unfair to the ad. | the force of « rt by the « William m of Mr lio his fr by his enemies siness Trouble Distinctly Personal The trouble in Rigs bank! a distinctly personal It is unq n vught t by the inability of Mr. Wil Hams to forget an old grudge. Mc Adoo has been dragged into it by not so stated In the Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo and Comptrotier| Currency John Skelton Williams | ee ee [Here’s a Family Affairl| AISTS for Women of Silk Chiffon, worth $5.00, for $1.88. Baby Bonnets, worth 25c and 50c, for a dime (store sounds like a day nursery right IBBONS and Laces, Notions and Shoes—everything, in- cluding the fixtures and the window shades, is marked down one-fourth and one-third and one-half. Lots of things are less than half. Everything’s plainly marked. If you have to spend money, it will be a good plan to try to supply your needs from this stock. You'll save something! Open tomorrow till 9 o’clock now). All-wool Suits for small men are $2.95. And we’re glad to sell ’em for that. Wom- en’s $1.00 Silk Stockings are 59c. Gordon Black Silk Sox are 55c instead of $1.00. Boys’ 75c Wash Suits are 35c. Men’s B. V. D.’s and Porosknit Un- : at night. derwear are 35c instead of Gales cash--all Haklino de. 50c. Women’s Union Suits, livery. worth up to $1.00, are 45c. Baby things and Women’s Corsets and Undermuslins. A Hundred Trimmed Hats, Worth $5.00 to $7.50 at $2.95 A hundred beauties, too. Sailors, Gunboat Turbans .and Hats with transparent brims. Some are trim- med with black, some are loaded with flowers. All are fine and new and stylish. None worth less than $5.00; The Panton stock and the Panton store is going. And going quickly! $7.50. Choice of the hundred, while they last. GEORGE FRANCIS ROWE & CO. and Financiers for Business Institutions, In Charge of orchandisers Panton Bre se Store 1107-1111 SECOND AVE. TALK PEACE, | HOUSEIS TOLD :: | great an advantage France would view only with die favor the initiation of a movement which would thus be for the bene- fit of Germany, Col. House was told. | The allies are prepared with men, money and ammunition to continue the war untfl Germany Is decisively dete ated the officials tnformed | eneegeli tsi Y WM, PHILIP sims | mhappy ie sane ra | HURT BY AUTO ‘ his! Dr. F, Cook, $06 Green buflding, fit only Ge reported to the police at 1:30 a. m. government : so Fas a¢| Friday that he had attended Mrs. E. - 4b Prussian militarism and| Long, 1300 Ward st., who had been ould have no mo tubs 65 Ga diverted }run over by an auto. Mrs. Long posits ® offic i tha: ard “Shek tine been | Could explain nothing about the ac site a a a ee a N “ cident. She was bruised about the umstances, and in) ing the ne about Mar ey Trust Co. affair, and 1 th officials talked t McAdoo let} his Irish get the better of 4 with some profanity, threat ut Mr, Alles out of his offi jtold Mr. Glover that he must know what this would mean to the Riggs the { lied threat, as under-| » Riggs officials, being er the treasury © i to put th unk P MAORI PRINCESSES ‘| s| A x U R| D} ry s | E N 1 Bro ZRcoOK< c S REP. BRYAN 101 TALK eaker ban) yvement to end the war] “ly would have thrown it into holding their ner jer, according even went to his personal influ limbs and chest York, pers wh contre i in to exercise onal friend of Precttents » Is now in Paris. | was informed bluntly | y that If he desired e, that was not the/ sale, He n is worse than} court far as Use Star Wants Ads for Re- | sults. to make at hie ernment me when all t ing their re miss The last straw came in the | imposition of a succession of cu mulative fines, which in a short time amounted to $5,000, for the alleged failure to give information which the bank of ficials say they had given. This money was taken out of Interest on bonds in the posses- sion of the treasury department, and it was to save these fines that the injunction was se cured, ere to] BALDPATE]| AUGHS MYSTERY: TH si : er MTS) |Mrs. Hutchison Wasn’t Sat- aco Cost | infied With Her Dental Work Till She Came PAN TAGES SAN FRANCISCO, April 23. to the Regal. —Red-headed soldiers from the | TATE’S “MOTORING” | Siig wan Presidio whi tured into th | ere is what she says about it: ves like atrike aueeae A dentist in Salt Lake City tried | Maori village at the exposition ETHEL ARNOLD | to pnil a tooth for me, and I thought today were shocked when the dusky maidens from the South 10¢ and 1d 206 he would pull my head off, but all e OR. LR. CLARK, D. D. a SEEKING HUSBANDS | }Other Big Acts Ps began casting “sheep's | he did was to break the tooth. Then eyes” at them 5 | | had another dentist try to take the Uncertain whether the pretty LOEW'S EMPRESS roots out. But I fared as badly in savages intended to “mash” r [his hands as I had with the first them or devour them, the troop ers retreated in good order. dentist. So 1 thought I would take one more chance and try the Regal TONIGHT--Second Show Dancing Contest They returned later, however, Dig Hippod! , . Dentists, and I am more than pleas after having bean infarmes & njur with our regular f/ ed that I did, for they took the that three Maori princesses, Pare Hes roots out for me and did not hurt a Rangi, 21; Mirati, 18, and Tai- — bit ria, 17, were looking for hus. ; “MRS.*W. F. HUTCHISON, » bands, | “1110 Virginia st.” They prefer red-headed cav- | PHILHARMONIC | So you see we did what other den alrymen. | tists could not do—we pulled this tooth for Mrs. Hutchison, which otf er dentists had not been able to pull—and in trying which they had ORCHESTRA | hurt her terribly—we pulled this a The King County Demoera nti] (John Spargur, Conductor.) | tooth, ssi ia we didn’t hurt T\ciub will meet at the Good Hats] laurie ina. ok e be give you the cafgteria, Saturday noon, Aprive4./] Sunday Matinee 3 Sharp, || iF OF PAT Yite, fon, J. W. Bryan, who has just April 25, Hi di | —— |completed a term as member of pri , Hippodrome |) congress, will deliver his addres | Regal Dental Offices fon “Democracy in the Sixty-third SOLOISTS | DR. L. R. CLARK, MGR, | Congress Albany Ritchie, Violin | 1405 Third Avenue Music by the club orchestra. Pub Gwendolyn Geary, Soprano N. WwW, _ Corner Third and Union Ne cordially invited ae. mS 3,000 Seats -25c STEWART HOUSE Gen. Huerta says a_ strong 5 86 Stewart 5 man will save Mexico. We sug 2,000 Seats Near Pike Fublic Market gest Frank Gotch if he has Modern Single Rooms 25¢ Large, Modern Outside Rooms fer finished his spring plowing. | One or Two, BOA