The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1915, Page 5

° STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1915. PAGE 5. SPORT SBOY ‘HOOKS’ ACAFE DANCE ~Dovgalz foul POLICEMAN RIDE ON AUTO; QUESTION AE eee THREATENED | HE Ig KILLED IN COUNCIL! (Continuing the Groat iune Sale of] AT BALL GAME Piha ddl a Palplindhsc alae «faa Wy fet van home| | Gloves, Tomorrow and Wednesday Woodhouse-Grunbaum—“USE YOUR CREDIT” —416-424 Pike St. SAMPLE DINING CHAIRS ’3 TO Y2 OFF THIS WEEK \ll_ odd Dining Chairs reduced 1-3 to 1-2 because the stock is lim ited, We advise an early selection so as not to be disappointed, ‘These are all samples of our best selling chairs. As an illustration of the say ing we give a partial list of the values Golden Oak Wood Seat Chair; was $1.00, ; Golden Oak LeatherSeat Chair; was morning, Chester Nelson, 15. wa tion for any cafe, which wor of Falls City, “hooked a ride” on . it running, regardiess of grdi Police Sergt. P. F okor will! fee Serg Looker Willlthe rear of an auto nances to the contrary, until the obtain warrants Monday for the ar| | { | Fest of five semi-pro players who| H@ dropped off near the church ond of the year,” said Mayor Gil in the left side of; Monde jMtarted a fight and threatened the| turning tow x In my opinion, the plac V how Bie | 3 now ... 81.85 officer with violence when he tn-)the road, and was run over At rgd t o Bt yr At 19c Golden Oak Loather-Seat Chair; was | Fumed Oak Wood-Seat Chair; te hy an terfered during @ game at Rainier) killed by another auto aperpet HIN} the unscrupulous dives = $5.50, now » | : +45 Bi) Beach playfield Sunday, The fight! from the direction of Seattle uM old to young bo vot ih x 82.00 | Oak Wood-Seat Chair; was Bl occurred in the ninth inning of aj Altho the ‘driver got out of Dis | thy iegitionte ¢ ie continbed Lisle and 4 Golden Oak LeatherSeat Arm Chair; | $2.00, now ; 84.30 | game bet®een the Rainier Beaches| Machine and took the names of s dim't Hike 407 rods thing a6 Chamoisette Gloves , was $11.50, now 86.75 | Mumed Oak Leather-Seat Arm Chair; and the Washington Mattrean| Witnesses, he returned to his eat) in ie on, y = 04 iniu 3 tet \ o | h one cafe gete a njune ii atid Fumed Oak Leather-Seat Chair; was | W488 $10.26, now $6.25 Fi Works. According to Looker, the/4Md_ drove off without any oveliion all the rent of them will. fo : : $2.50, now 41.85 | Golden Oak LoatherSeat Arm Chair; ff! Beach players were the aggressors.|!earning his fdentity, In the ox |iiw «uit nat, RiGee Io made hamoisette Gloves in was $12.50, now | Looker was sitting among the|Citement of the moment they for-|io regulate ther ' hehe oo “umed ot | go o to ob per 0! white, blac and gray, aso t WoodBeat Chair; was | Fumed Oak Leather-feat spectators with his family, and was) KOt also to obtain the number of! rie iiiis introduced by Counc blach Bray nc $1.20 | was $5.00, now not In his uniform. When he tried| 4's machine man Lundy to revoke the liquor Ii ale price 19¢. He told them, they say, that he war coming to Seattle to give him self up to the police, The Seattle| police, however, knew nothing} censes of the He Ratbakeller charge dancing was bein rmitted in the cafes, in violation of a city ordi | to separate the combatants, the players, he says, refused to take jcoxnizance of his police authority and several of them urged the Butler At 35c ; Dresser Special A Big Snap in orth Couches . l cowed t> “ined hiv about it, Monday ~~ |hance, went over from the license Long Gloves, 0c or S ee | After order was restored, Rainier committee, Monday, to the counc! 8 F 4 | Beach won, 4 to 3 | Tigers pounced on young Mr. Lotz) meeting in the afternoon Values a Spec aciatea Ratt alll Saturday and treated Mails sim!-| Council sentiment Mor was larly in the first game Sunday.|to the effect that whereas an ord! Sixteen-button isle DOUG SEES THE LIGHT | Mails tightened up in the second} nance {s supposed to exist now d chamois Gloves | Evidently Dug hi $7.95 en light. |set-to, and avenged himself in alregulating such matters, the coun-| in white, natural, bis- P He seems to be finding there |very satisfactory manner cil should not be called upon to do cuit shade and t ia MAY be other causes keeping iiatseie police work ty ; Hardwood Dresses the crowds away from his ball | Vie Zednick, president North-| Mayor Gill branded the whole ale price 35¢. in golden oak fin ides hard times, the two | wentern conference, would like to|matter as “political fourflushing , z ish; has two large European and baseball |see Stanford and California includ-| Chief Lang was scheduled to ré 2-Clasp Silk Gloves, 50c Values and two small | “and the weather. Dug has die. (ed in the circult port to t council if there have} J Meee drawers; is well | covered that some of the fans, | Se been any lew violations at the At 43C) Pure silk Gloves in white, black or tan with finished and has | who can’t afford better than th Willie Ritebie is back in San] Cafes tn _quest on anil ae 43. R004 sized oval bleachers, aren't turning out be- | Francixco today, after an absence ouble fing » Sale p 4s¢. eveled plate cause the present two-bit seats (of four months He was highly 7 mirror; regular $4.75 Sanitary Couch tor $2.85; exceptionally well-made are too far away from the seat leiated over the prospects ergerd PASTOR RUSSELL Silk Gloves, 75c Value i Price $12.50. Spe Couch, with galvanized rust-proof fabric, supported by ot! of action. It h H quality Milanese Gloves with taken him jearly match with Welsh, declaring two years to mi this discov It looks like Welsh means busi DRAWS BIG CROWD ery. Half of the grand stand, | ness, all right.” ctal— tempered spi springs; comes tn bro finish; a good opportunity to prepare for the extra guest. Only a limited ible finger tips in white, black and y, sale price 54¢. number of these tn stock. While on the left side, is to be hooked mw ies $7.95 ey Ee des yiguwece $2.85 up with the bleachers, and the Jack Smith {# stil! mingling | 1 petty ant aeons ce te Long Silk Gloves, $1.00 Value admission cut in two, Oug now with the 200 boys, Latest com 2,500 were turne away announces, pilation of biff averages shows Jafternoon, when Pastor Ru _ Smith doing 332 with the hick @ Brooklyn Taberns |GORDON SPECIAL WINS iy, Mails et. Gpokane tore \tn vidal orb The Gordon Special, piloted by the let with 336. s The Battle of Armageddon Frank Eliot carried away the -— king of the conflict In Europe. lion's share of events on the Sun James Maturo and Biondy Butler|he said it was useless to u for day pre am at the Madison park will play off the final block tn their peace and thus hope to change the auto races, Kiliott captured three| handicap pocket-billiard match at/plans of the Almighty. He said the races—the ten-mile, fivemile and the White House parlors tonight.|war would be followed } an three-mile. The Romano, which| Maturo fs playing $1,200 to Butler's|and then would come veace and ty sta button silk Gloves in white, At 64c \ black, pongee, champagne, gray and tan, 1 eis 64¢. Kid Gloves, $1.00 to $1.50 Values Je deliver his famous lecture. [is subject $18.25 Regular $2 Axminster seco of extra heavy qual ity; every one guaranteed perfect Hardwood High Chair in golde Gloves for dress, street or motor- \ in white, black, tan and staple At 85c shades. Kid, cape, Suede and Mocha in one »-clasp styles with plain or embroid- finish; is large and roomy; hag good-sized shelf and is excep t nally well constructed; regular panne de held the boards on Saturday, took| 1,000, and is leading, 840 to 801 Pastor Russell declared the pres ered backs, sale price 85¢. price $1.35. Special haporg one one event, afier a close contest! ewe ent war had been prophesied 2,500 : i : peo nc Mronaring with Elliott's Mercer. A good-sized] North Central high (Spokane) |Ye*"s ago { Embroidered Arm Silk Gloves f: crowd turned out track team tles with Rock Istand And in addition to these we include a full 3 $18.25 The Seattle mil club returned tarscholuatie field meet ischveago| DISAPPEARS AGAIN At 95¢ {ascortment of plain Milanese silk Gloves im |home today for a series with Aber) Johnson, Spokane, made 22 feet 41 = white, black, champagne and pongee, sale deen, Fifth place t# the atake nehes in the broad Jump, a new! porert Robinson 1644 King ‘price BSe. 5 * st. ha way again. He : d ict $3.00 and $3.50 Vai Par ur us od i i oves, anc Vaiues a Lace Curtains oo AS [)* mavoe conisean knows © «, 14—stan | oars re and ture I ‘ding He Se Curtain 55e Stanford crew leaves Mon STANFORD, Cal., June 14 ed uy several days’ sear , id ushbed neluding . rest New fal! designs and patterns $1.00 Curtains .80¢ fay for Poughkeepsie, there to aly a oene “3 crew left tooay [bie fami! This time he wandered At$1. 85 ipa wn makes, white, gray ‘b wn, tan White and ecru bungalow ef fects. Solid centers. Narrow borders Allover terns a week ago last Frid in the fourmile varsity races|ing He is a man of at the annual intercollegiate regat-|height, has a brown mustac ta there, June 28 $1.50 Curta $2.00 Curta $1 $1 $2.50 Curtains. .$1.90 $2. take part in annual regatta Where have we heard that before? and \ll_ imported Gloves, sale \price $1.85. First Floor, 1s RAN OI SS TOTS cae fee wore a brown suit wn hat = Scrim edgings $3.00 Curtains 25 | cieilings ES black shirt when Inst seen re eT, R ? : ; : . Unt it ft oO aity | SUNDAT® hue ED, 99 Have you tried an Ice Cream Soda See Pike St. Windows $4.00 Curtains | awniveretty_ of es: pvollehing ath-| es 4 “y” ALUMNI READY [at the Hollywood Lanch Fountain « EATERN — Spokane } thi k? 5c, all Flavors.—Ady. | lettes and may ask Washingtonjtorie tt. aberdeen pean ne | R FINE LARGE DAY) is week? 5c, a 01 5 Mail Orders and other colleges to join move:| NATION tt Loule 9, i nt | « _ je hae FEDERAL Kon. | pire ; i omptly — “ or Dr. Henry Suzzallo, newly elected ; ' Will Give ff| 8. A. ©. plans smoker Thured 5 Suzzallo, 4 Pa ane You | night, with Henry Gleason, world’s! Venire 2-2 ia) bad Preeue [president of the state university ‘ } Accurately Absolute 125-pound amateur champ, and a j will greet the members of the Alum. ee I Filled urni It -inc: Satisfaction Tommy Mason as opponents in the! Piret Game pi association at their annual re-| by At 1h Sar main event. | AR HPO Ae] LOANS union to be held Tuesday night in rg [ae Bie Po I 4 * ° senine amit oe the Commercial Club rooms. He will | i aicdiines | 41619424 +Dike Street |TILIKUMS BREAK EVEN 5 3 i not actually be preseat, But Judge i Prices, | ON SUNDAY a Sa " | King Dykeman, president of the Call at the Right Drug Co. 163 |) The Tilka were driven back upon 5 eae Alumni association, has a letter] Washington ear Second 600. am hig : 3 6 and have the ex-government physi: | il No. 6 exain when the 7 "ge aa ° 7 from Suzzallo extending his 6004 | Cian diagnose your ease and prescribe | eet |S NO wishes—a sort of handshake by ith <a : a ee mail F: : 1 . ? M Are 1 | fe 'o" . A burlesque ball game between | \ngucement. eo 2 6 mH 18 6 CO MISSION lthe alumni and faculty on Denny Look fur the ¥ ARR. H. PO field in the afternoon, alumnae re: By hab ae eta IC ” : ception to the seniors and alumni at | ‘$5 4 gee ae On or Before” Privilege. 4 o'clock In the women’s building | +4) k that acta on the campus, and annual banquet . ou uncor. ie ae ae . and business meeting in the Com « ey asa ae 1 Club, Arcade building, at 7 e a oe ee Tee ® o'clock, are the features of Alumni 4 ; sunshine Leas ao easeron 4 mo & Loan Association ;OHIO METHOD IN ; ts iat Pri ae ogee BRICKLAYERS GIVE DENTISTRY a y letting some Prince Albert joy smoke sift into Hoan Struck out—M SIONS | Missing teeth are replaced by your system via a jimmy pipe or makin's ciga- \ ieee OLD AGE PEN or Ohio arta by tr a | “ r hat are natural as your origina rette, for you never got such fun out of tobacco |... mt, oame | teeth Examinations are now being : | “Here's what one unton «does, 1 . : 2 a DI t t 4 ¥. ry Ee . 6 a check t $20 drawn in his favor we STAND BACK OF OUR WORK a Ge Foy Ps ged Get that P. A. aroma? : : | Cure You [as sping nediady evel mn Abany ) FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEE Sees aoe toe het HEA E heck SEES Stee ge | . ° * al ent pensio us ape lee 4 it tual motion ie i a {Rat dives the |™Cowan retained membersiip inj Gtiaranteed . 4 round! And keep fired-up till the . | the the Bricklayers’ union for 20 veors,| $9@ Set of Teeth, a cows come . For it’s » ‘ slar pension | Jand now he gets baa wie |from the national organization Guaranteed .......... } That's what the government|$1@ Solid Gold or $4 |should do, too,” Cowan says. “We Porcelain Crown surefacts i Albert never grouched any other man's tongue and won't ; ar jouahe to have old age pension: $10 Gold or Porcelait $4 ; grouch yours! , Dretiits | Bridge Work ...... , ¢ 1 "Weak DESPONDENT MAN | solid. Gold Fillings . $1 Up Get P. A. jimmypipejoy‘us o8 Conwult ation and cigarette makin's happy, Office Hours, 8:30 to 6. Sundays, 9 12, then you'll personally un- a ee pt Talla ade) r | George Moore, 60, a painter, de 9 to 12 derstand that no other pipe 4000000 12 x spondent from long idleness, tried atid claaretie 60 10000208 ecamg ge MACY to commit suicide by cutting his Cut - Rate bacco ever rp Ae bgt econd Ave., Seattle, Wash throat, Monday forenoon, at the Dentists was or ever can be like SY a tucaua saan oe |home ‘of his brother-in-law, D. 8.| Mails 4, Peter Prince Albert, because it's made by a Patented process that cuts out the bite and the parch. That's why pipe peaceful | jLoader, 4435 Brandon st. He was BEST MEATS pind in his room, “At the city 207 UNIVERSITY ST. found in hi room At CORNER SECOND AVE. 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