The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1915, Page 5

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915. PAGE 5. Title Inenment}) SAYS BRIBES ARE OFFERED IN AUTO CASE Second Ave TACOMA, June 30. tempt to show that witnesses for the state had been offered bribes to testify against Mrs Sxveee I JULY MILLINERY CLEARANCE an who ia on trial for <= a slaughter for running down A J. Olsen in her automobile, was DED made yesterday. summer—in Barnes Beckwith, an automo — neue bile man, testified for the de fense H . »ara » liners j ing > ire te ebibiie Whi award Were COMORROW starts our mid-summer clearance of Millinery, including the entire legle, another automobile man stances prices are much less than half. Hat values that are truly phenomenal Se er nat Witt toe nn You will note that we are not using comparative values, The reason for this being, comparisons are so great that they would seem exaggerated in print—the merchandise itself will convince you of the tremendous values. offered to aplit $100 even with Pictures are sketches of Hats in department. ESTABLISHED 1876 ac | ougall - ¢ fouthwi fore Open 9 A. M. Lots of Fun r> You Should Have One of These Real Entertainers— No matter where houseboat, camp or of these Columbia Grafonolas will add greatly to the pleasures, all season long. You can have an impromptu dance or an hour's vaudeville any time, and just when you will most enjoy it. These instru- ments were designed for this very purpose and you Manicuring 35e Information Bureau Hairdressing 50¢ Fifth First Floor Floor + and Pike Se 0 6 P.M. An at you spend the your ‘own dooryard—any one stock. In many in- him should he corroborate the testimony given by Wol The state's attorneys by surprise, The only person who may rebut the testimony Is the son yy onl ane Seattle's Talking Machine Headquarters All the Records—for All Machines—Ail of the Time should come in and hear how beautifully they play real music. Columbia Grafonola y as tliuatrated, with cholee of @ fine selections 45 19% Terms Se a Week University St. fe Deatal War Is On A BABY IS A BABY| BAYAN RAPS Press Dental Fakers | Mawia J. Brows, D. D. 3. 713 Piest Ave. the Dental came to life « i the scheme. had done many befor alleged Dentist. who wears reference principles in ertisement was (o profi Bree eicice by creating prejudice LL GALL DENTISTS” of this Dr. Bark aston- bsolutely t that shou Hi to slur any Dentist aie for his righ Practicing Dentist- Pile tor many years in vio- what he calls ered De f the examinations are did you have . why the examinations so many Ie the examinations are @ifficult and imprope who is competent should 4 time, think you not? ‘are you not ashamed to that you are caught tn your it not true that after fatied meny times in your gataminations, you told ou e¢ so disgusted with Ee that you were going a saloon” ler these questions and T will you a suit of clothes Dr had a Woit to the publi politic ne your perception and under indi You are a mistake impos- le of retrievement. Providence ‘to humanity tn keeping you Pad the saloon business; it would | have #0 painful on mankind . after affording the peo the highest class service obtat in Dentistry for fourteen y lozation and under my while you have been mo ‘% names and offices, out, hunting for a new) Have little fear of business ‘trom one suffering from In emotian WIN J. BROWN, D. D. 8. 71% Firat Ave i EVERYTHING CLEANING AND DY Plast and Office #OTH AVE. AND E Usiny me lity would probably have ir. and "FOR ALL 0° THAT: SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.—'T don’t care how she got her baby. mother is a madonna. done the finest thing on She is a creator, She has the world a citizen and |should be cared for accordingly.” | So declared Dr. Henry D. Chapin, York doctor, in an address | at the exposition today in connec. tion with Child Welfare work Dr. Chapin recommended increas. ed facilities for working women who are not in a position to engage doctors to advise them how to care for their babies. He contended that pursing mothers should be allowed to devote all of their time to the task. They should do no other work. | FILE ARGUMENTS OLYMPIA, Wash., June 30.—Ar- guments are on file today with the) secretary of sta inst the ref. ema erendum on the seven bills to/ which a vote of the people is de manded. Opponents of the refer- endum measures put up $1,400 to pay for printing the arguments in the official pamphlets, to be dis- | tributed to the voters. The argu | ment against the initiative refer- endum bears the name of Rep. Guy E. Kelley of Tacoma. Republican State Chairman Hartson filed the | argument against the referendum on the party convention bill. The Employers’ association opposes the anti-picketing referendum; the Stone & Webster interests filed the | argument inst the “certificate | of necessity” referendum; 11 King county legislators signed the age) ment against the port bill refer endum; and the State Federation of Taxpayers’ Efficiency associa tion opposed the referendum on the so-called “budget” bill Use Star Wants Ads for Re- ‘= sults. of the dead man. He ts some place jin the Bast | In his statement to the jury, the lattorney for the defense stated he had nothing to conceal He stated Mra, Warner had come to hed had a had dinner, with three but drank and that the automobile, it than 1 and her Tacoma bottle of to the wher bot only when |companion | from attle heer en route hot These Are Complete Outfits Nothing More to Buy for rved Olympus they were tles of champagne. part of the wine Olwen whe bit by was traveling at not more miles an hour Cross-examination of however, has brought out the fact that before the accident, the wor en had partaken of two bottles of beer, four coktails, and three bot tles of champagne witnesse Why he visited the home of Mra Mary J. Wilson Wilson, « at night Ing on er matters upon which based his suit for divorce, were ex Wed wif Renton cont why he took her various occasions of Robert H and oth Smith oele, & plained before Judge nesday by John 8 Renton dalryman. in an alienation sult for damages Wan the stater « in @ case brought by gainst Wilson for a princtpal the morning en treating him clence methods ils leg, and that he treatme He said the auto rides were occasioned by his carrying j er from his farm to the car line "| i | Anderac 4 19th ave Terms 61 a Week had LINCOLN Neb June 30.—In his} speech on “The Farmer; a True! tend of Peace,” W. J. Bryan here| Daniel chee night accused the New York|N. W., save his annual banquet tc newepapers of preaching the cause|the seven men who rescued him of war from drowning a year ago last No |vembex. in Maccabee temple, Bal To FINISH 20 MILES oe Tuesday evening axcorace sinks, June a»! A Message to Thin, eee ale |Weak,Scrawny Folks rails from will be la are 950 June er, 20 miles, ber | There ployed men em An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 ibe. of Solid, Healthy, Permanent The Pink of Health Patt served, Gaavinsngs {s every woman's right;': n't understand, why I do but many are troubled od.” The reason te just with sallow complexions, 2h cpt | owt headaches, backaches, low ht \ spirits—until they learn that sure relief CH found in gently urging the « ‘ tone of the stomac Intestines rh the olle and fats and hand them over to the blood, where they BE cs S may reach the starved, shranken jran-down tissues and bulld them up rhe thin person's body im like a dry Seed Yelao fo Women sth Breer Bess it sponge—eager and hungry for the fatty materials of whieh ft ts being deprived by the fatlure of mentary clans her ltargol tablet ce how qui your chi and rolls of firm, health Over 25 years’ practical expert are deposited over your bod enee. Latest machinery, best ma- jing each bony angle and proje terials. All repairing while you ie wait. Phone Main 1068. 1023 Pike Street Opposite Winton Motor Car Co. jal Boot Spectatiot tell Drug and other « 1, or can it wholesaler, and |money If you are |the gain in stated on the guarantee in each |packawe. It is Inexpensive, easy to take and highly effictent mim While Sareol markable ri dysp ables, Swifts Phar od druggists have from their refund your atied with produces as mac ARLEN of delivery, profit bookkeeping and bad couste Bring bottie, STALLS 4, 71, 38, Lower Floor, Pike Place Market. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY AMUSE M INTS MOORE Set: Next SUN.|(1 FOUR NIGHTS Popular Matinee Wed. | Prices—Nights, 50e to #2; Mat,, 260 to #1 Marry Me ts one of the Laugh Wits. The Haaazaa in one of the Dance Hits. fon t the Hite in Henry W- Savage's OP lorette tri | umph | |= Watire Original N.Y, Cast | A YEAR AND A HALF ON BROADWAY Frye’s Markets Thursday Specials: 5 cans Wild Rose Milk..... 25c eek Starting Mon lay. = Matiness Wed. and Sat —_ Patrick iv. ag te Night, Haynes and Montgomery 16 nod 206 Choice Spare Riba, Ib........ 10c Choice Loin Pork Chops.... 18c Choice Steer 1 o|PANTAGE Sroitsee Steak P22¢ S Choice Mutton .15c¢ World's apa eae Artists Chops wpa “ tn Choice Shoul- 12: c “The Haunted House” der Pork Steak. 2 Kitner, Choice Steer 1 Bc Round Steak .. TT Guaranteed Eggs. c esters Stna'g Bootes 2 gan peitirt au as quaity Shops Open Until 6:20 9. M. Large, Modern Outside One or Two, late | ato rid: | wealthy | He is defe ndant) for an | TELLS WHY HE TOOK HER RIDING ts from her in her) | | Lot 3— Hats at $9.75 des many ribe the tyles many of which than one-half | We can only | two of in thi Wilson has} sketched | sail with | k and finished with | faces sand sand, ostrich Hat ugh braid quill below is a ¢ Turban, satin with black crown, topped and white BELGIUM OPENS SAN FRANCISCO, June 30 With no formal program, Belgium's exhibit at the exposition, a display obtained from England, France the United States, yet traly was opened to the public and Helgian, today The exhibit, gree, typifies the wartorn nation France Drion sioner general, ret that the have been made incomplete to a de conditions of a Belgian commis expressed his re exhibit could not) sculptors and includes busts of King Albert and Qeeen: Bitsabeth. KICKS WINDOW INTO KILL SELF Kicking out a plate glass window at 315 Second ave. S., Wednesday morning, Herman Anderson, 24, @ logger, slashed bis throat with a piece of the broken pane and died within 15 minutes at the city hos pital He had been talking with Patrol man James Meylon a few minutes before he committed the rash act, and asked the policeman to notify Rylands, Wis, in case anything happened to him. He was engaged in dangerous work in a logging camp, he sald. VALLEJO, Cal, June 30—The| submarine FL-3, on the rocks near | Point Sur, is in no danger, aceord-) ing to a wireless dispatch received | at the Mare Island navy yard from Lieut, W. F. Newton, commanding The H-3 went ashore during the night while en route from San Diego, with the H-1 and H-2, U. S. WILL HELP OUT | man of the Growers’ council, | Brand, |tiee Stafford | case } who are NORTH YAKIMA, June 30. Senator W. H. Paulhamus, chair. today | received word from Charles J. chief of the federal bureau of markets, that he will send a fed eral representative to assist ~ CASE CONTINUED WASHINGTON, June 30,—Jus- today continued the of the American bondholders seeking to restrain the government from paying the Canadian vendors of the Alaskan Northern,railroad, The Americans allege fraud SHE’S THE FIRST TOPEKA, Kansas, June 20.4 M. Miller, president of the| ‘ederation of Women’s clubs, | appointed by Gov. Capper as a member of the state board of | | | | was CUT PULLMAN RA The feller who scorns to ride ex cept In drawing room compartments jon transcontinental train trips need |not hereafter pay rion has ordered the fare from Spo- kane to Seattle for drawing r. c's | cut from $2 GUARD WILL PARAD more elaborate, | but he explained that conditions at) home make such a plan impossible, | “|The exhibition constats principally | Jof works of Belgian painters and | corrections, the first to hold such a position woman aioe | Lot 1— Hats at $2.95 Pages would be needed for the accurate tion of all the garding style, Lot 2— Hats at $4.75 Hat descrip Hats, re is a lisere sailor, First faced with gros ribbon edging, finished with two small pads shape and grain to the left is with First Hat a Milan hemp poke wings laced on edge with light blue hemp straw Hat underneath is a large black shape, topped with wide blue ribbon and with Underneath is a Turban of black Milan hemp with a high-wing trim. And more than one hundred other styles that have been reduced to a spread of and trimmed roses Lot 4— Hats at t $16.75 75 In this lot» may be found copies of imported Hats and exclusive East- ern styles Negre with trim- with Tate de Leghorn faced French crepe and med front and back ostrich novelties Fine Lower Hat is a Tuscan garden style, facing and streamers of Nile green crepe de A French flower finishes crown chine wreath been ordesed out to parade Sunday | July 4, by Col. Wm. Inglis, Fagen manding the Second infantry, G.| W., who has received orders Tron | On condition that he remain out- Adjt. Gen. Thompson. Guardsmen side the limits of Ballard for two will leave the Armory at 10 o'clock | years, Judge Smith Wednesday sus. — ree I ended the $75 fine and six months” RATE IS REDUCED sentence imposed upon Floyd Trim- ble, who was convicted of third-de- gree assault. 70 to $18.35 WENATCHEE, June ———— duction of two cents Alleging her husband induced her freight rate on apple shipments to by fraud to marry him, December Boa’ Francisco has been put in ef- 18, 1911, since which day she hag fect by the Great Northern Pacific | not lived with him, Mary Cushman, | Steamship Co. The new rate is 43| formerly of Portland, is seeking a have cents a box 'divorce here from Dan Cushmat MUST STAY AWAY a two-passenger The public service commis. 30.—A re- box in the National Guardamen REPORT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION OF orthwest Trust & e Deposit Compan COLMAN BUILDING June 23, 1915 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts . seveceeesS 694,774 42 176,800 78 33,500 00 15,736 53 2,300 00 14,800 00 15,000 09 40,863 99 Municipal Bonds Other Bonds State and King County Warrants. . Stocks Safe Deposit Equipment Furniture and Fixtures Real Government Res bonds Perey, fe Cash on Hand and Due from Banks.... Estate and Other and railroad 3810. 14 164,102 37 217,912 5% $1,211,688 23 Stock Paid In {eewvias. “a Ueewies esate ee en 20,768 63 1,090,919 60 Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits vba dea otal .. $1,211,688 23 Commercial and Savings Accounts Anvited; Interest Paid on Time Deposits BE. SHORROCK, President * LIPPY, 1 President TS Vice A. SMITH, Cashier ALEX. MYERS, Secretary R. W. SPRAGUE Assistant