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

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1915. PAGE ES WELCOME, SHRINERS RAINIER BEER The beer that crossed the HOT SANDS of competition at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, and won GRAND PRIZE ES SELAMU ALETKUM SMILE WITH RAINIER THE HOST’S FRIEND TO THE HOME OF the only “THE HIGHEST AWARD” ‘Our guides will show you through the largest brewery of the entire West enirs LADIES SEATTLE BREWING | eEspeciaLty & MALTING CO. vrsacnacd THOSE WHO “OWN AND ‘MANAGE @ulerprises are, every day, fer the young man who himeelf industrious, “temperate and SAVING. That @uite a whole lot these days. | Youll fina in the long run that it —— iarest 4 Per Cent VION IAVINGS & ST CO. or eenrrts Sei 5,000 Surplus, B. SOLNER, Vice Presi- ‘dent and Trust Officer HOGE BUILDING Heart of the Financial we teat all milk from our dairies in the bac terlological Inborat ory of this mod- . The “near-and-far invisible M- FB epg focal Eye Glasses and Spectacies, ns Beat service in Seattle at “Popular 7 ” 1] Prices.” A call will please and con- Mandase. i ‘nce you. We can duplicate any Then we i] |broken lenses. Eleven successful asteurize i years in Seattle. it. The re- Phones sult: SAFE Main 2174 Main 7100 = Loeal 83 milk J. W. EDMUNDS, Oph. D., | For regu- (In charge) lar delivery 4 call Elliott | 223. | President Suzzallo, D. HOGE, President|™issioners, who will spend the |sas Shrine special j kimono as a smoking jacket at the j time. DR.CLAXTONTO MILITIA GUARDS |SEEXS Lone..ost TALK ON FRIDAY FRANK IN PRISON scr “uy brother, was a Shriner, seen him for 20 years. Ihe “here?” Dr. P. P. Claxton, United States ATLANTA, July July 14—“Only This was the question asked of W commissioner of education, will ad-| another scare” was the com- E. Jones, one of the Nile Shriners, dress the commission of educational ment of authori today upon at the mple head survey of Washington {n the aud reports received last night that quarters itorium of the Y. evening. Claxton, under whose direction the survey will be made, will out- M. C. A. Friday Jones did not know The woman turned could learn her name the brothe before he a mob was en route to the Mill edgeville prison, determined to lynch Frank, Nevertheless Gov. Harrie held three com- away | Wendorff, | BULL BROS. Mne the proposed procedure, togeth- | er with its scope and plans. The meeting was to be held) Thursday, but Dr. Claxton tele-| graphed from Chicago that he would be unable to get here on that date, and the meeting was postponed) until the next da: | Dr. Henry Suzzallo, president of | the University of Washington, and ex-officio member of the commission will also talk. That will be the first | public downtown appearance of} Thursday morning President Suz- | mallo will preside at the assembly for the summer students at the unt versity, given in honor of the com morning on the campus. panies of militia under arms at Macon over night, ready for in stant eorviee: GOVERNMENT HALTS ADVANCE IN COAL LONDON, July ment tod. notified coal dealers that they cannot plead the war as | Justification for making sharp ad vances In prices. A bill was intro- duced In the house of commons providing heavy penalties for deal ers who Increase their prices more | than $1 a ton over those of last} year. SAN FRANCISCO To GIVE BELL WELCOME Several dozen of the Abdallah] gay FRANCISCO. July 14.—All nd Isis temples, Shriners, Who\... Francisco and thousands of ame to the Queen City on the Kan-|panaina-Pacific exposition visitors have invested in kimonos since their arrival. lof the expertence of J. B. Doncyson| who, while walking to the smoking room of the Pullman one tlest of the Shriner misses. Doncyson was wearing his wife’ Fraser-Paterson Co.’s NEW OPTICAL DEPARTMENT on the Balcony KRraroK | Just Printore lyo13 THIRD a AIN 1043 Eye Glasses, Fitted With Spherical Lenses— | , | 0 : $2.5 Including ectentific examination Grad j F vesind Optometrist and Eyesight on taliot 4B. BINYON, Jn. Gold Filled BINYON ‘OPTICAL CO. 1116 FIRST AVE., NEAR SENECA ST. 'ON OPTICAL CO—1116 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR SENECA ial All This Week Spectacles and Examination Free are lerty Bell the greatest reception re Their purchases are the result) cejyed on {ts transcontinental tour ‘SWEDISH "OAY 3214 GLLi—09 [eondO uokuIg reparing today to give the Lib when it arrives here Saturday Every school boy and girl in the! night, Jeity will go to the expositon, where was madly hugged, before he could|the bell will be on exhibition tn the | defend himself, by one of the pret | Pennsylvania building. | PORTLAND MILLS | TO MAKE SHRAPNEL PORTLANM@® July 14.—That tron manufacturers of Portland will| soon be engaged in the making of| shrapnel for European belligerents| was the report here today An officer of the Willamette Iron| and Steel Works admitted that his| firm has been negotiating with| agents of either the British or Rus- sian government for a large con- TELL DIOGENES HE CAN TAKE REST NOW OLYMPIA, July 14.—The Stand 1 Paper Co. of Tacoma has vol untarily paid $334.09 to th state to cover a shortage of welght in paper supplied the state |plant. Some time ago the depart ment of welghts and measures in formed the company it was short to the value of § 66 on Sts March contract The company then de clared if it was short on that con tract, it was short on previous ones, and hence the voluntary pay SHIP SINKS | ment. STOCKHOLM, July Capt Stridback and four of the crew of| the Swedish schooner Daisy were drowned when the vessel struck a mine and sank in the Baltic, it was learned today, 14.—The govern | from its! ple Safe and Sure should be your relief from indi- gestion, biliousness, or consti- pation. Known to be reliable and famous for their prompt © certain efficacy—are Beecham’s Pills Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. Sold everywhere. In bones, 10¢., 25<. B. TAYLOR Ideal Shoe Repair Shop Surgical Root Spee! Over 25 years’ practical expert- est machinery, best ma All repatring while you Phone Main 1068. tertain watt 1023 Pike Street Opposite Wh in Motor Car Co. Or, L. R, Clark |Don't Leave Seattle With-! out Seeing Its Finest Dental Office And at the same time meeting Dr. L. R. Clark, the man who has leaped into local prominence with in the past few months as the leader in the fight to give the peo of Seattle first-class dental service. We employ tered dentists, We use only tele Our We work methods pleasure. TEETH PULLED FREE! | Each morning from 8:30 to 10 to| demonstrate our painless methods. Regal Dental Offices Ll, R, Clark, Mgr. 1405 THIRD AVE, Cor, Third and Union, only graduate, regis the best of mater prices are the lowest. have facilities to tura your out quickly and our pamless make dental work a N. W. NOBLE HERE [BIG BOSTON “REALLY MADE) FOLK HERE KANSAS DRY) AND COMING With all the delirious excite ment attending Shrine week, the glad-hand booster work to little, lonesome delegations ts going right on in a way that io | good to see. Seattle newspapermen are making great preparations for the party of Middie West type writer pounders and thelr wives, who are due from the south Thuraday morning The Baptists of the city are preparing a big welcome for the delegations of the Baptist Young People’s union, who are also due Thursday Friday there will be a carioad of master plumbers. | The workers are busy Wednesday with the entertainment of Massachusetts folk | Mayor James M, Curley of Boston, with his wife and son, dropped in on Seattle and all her hilarity Tuesday night. Wednesday night Gov. David I Walsh of Massachusetts, with a party of state officials numbering 2 will arrive on the boat from Vancouver, Acting on a tip fror The Star, Secretary Cane the Comme al Club veral days ago the ernor ng Judge J. H. Wendortt while here, The governor accepted In so doing he assured himecif Altho Kansas went “dry” in the|and party of one high old time | 80's, {t was not until June of the present year that the prohibitory law was actually enforced tn every community eavenworth, Kan., where J. H. captain of Abdallah Shrine patrol, 1s judge of the dis- trict court, was the last wet spot in the Jayhawker state. It was| From the club windows they will Judge Wendorff's rigid enforcement |view the big Shrine parade, and of heavy sentences to the bootleg: \later will be taken for an auto tour Meet ‘Em at Boat They will be met by a reception committee of the club and taken in autos thru the mad turmoil of the Shrine crowds to club headquarters in the Arcade Annex, where they will be met by Mayor Gill and fam- ily. gers that made Leavenworth 4 along the main streets, winding | here and there thru the giddy| |throng of funseekers, Then they LU LU TEMPLE BAND siii'te truncate their leu | | beds in a special car, parked in the] GIVES A CONCERT yards at King st. station, Thursday morning an automobile ein tour of the boulevards will precede A public concert, Iasting an hour|their departure at 11 o'clock. jand a half, was given Tuesday Muasachusetts folk are invited to night at the Shriner grandstand atjattend Wednesday night's welcom- | Fourth ave. and Blanchard et. by|ing ceremonies at the Commercial | the Lu Lu Temple band of Phil ee delphia. Many beautiful selections, Boston Mayor Drops In classic and otherwise, were ren Boston's mayor thought he was dered by the band. After the con-|slipping something over on the cert 30 Indl from the Stampede |Shriners when he sneaked unosten. nd Roundup gave a number of In-|tatiously Into the New Washington Han dances Tues night. He didn’t realize = juntil had Kressed several | ® of t hotel obby that the ne ‘doing it In his honor But fn about one minute he learn ed that a bunch of Boston boys had recognized him, and had turned the band loose with instructions to go the mit. Need Big Industries After touring the city he declared himself astonished beyond words. He impressed this fact on Seattle ry today | o after the big industries. That is what you need. Your port offers you wonderful opportunities, but let » after industries that wil and Increase Weight A Physician's Advice opie eat from four te ots ood, fat-mak with a payroll as well ar her property valuations }Not enough attention has beer given by cities to the establishing hj} within their plants in ree sult that th industrial plants, those cities th |such enterprises.” He leaves for home, via the Ca ry|nadian Pacific Thursday morning nt years, with the re even in many helped to build thetr biee@’s carry condition I always recom but Is a & ton of #ix of the most effective ar wwertul few ne elements ke = DOFF FEZZES; SING sal atin as PATRIOTIC HYMN A luncheon was given at the But r Tuesday by the Nile temple with Imperial Potentate Frederick RK. |council as guests. The Shriners dined without removing their fezzes until the orchestra began “The Star. Spangled Banner.” Then all doffed Some 1 ou t 60. od sneukes. relay ary young. at ‘Others |their fezzes and joined in the lare old at 46 nts beginning to|chorus, stiffen up a bit; step beginning to} lag and lose its springiness; oc touches of pain in the bac tired without cause, and pe a twinge of rheumatic patr are the d ou that the mptly doing owing off the p ys forming In the} t these natural | me against ‘OLD AGE | A CRIME! "6 BROTHERS HERE Six brothers, and all Shriners,” fs ithe record of the Crawford family | Pour of them, Frank, John W., Dr. W. N. and James R., are members of Nile Temple of Seattle, while J Seth and Philip M. are of the Os- man Temple of Minneapolis, They \are holding a family reunion during | the convention. if | If y a an find prompt » Haarlem O11 Capsules. 200 years thie has sons for kidney recognized er ailments. MEDAL Haarlem O11 Cap- su. are Imported direct from the laboratories at Haarlem, Holland Prices are 260, 500 and $1.00, Get them at your druggists, Do not take a substitute r male remedy GOLD ~~ THEY MIGHT’A KNOWN IT GL OB, Ml, July 14.—Town | | fathers erected a mirror at a || dangerous railroad crossing Now they're afraid they must remove it because so many women motorists stop before it to powder their noses. | res | Real Estate [ll uisena Host To ~~ QOUNGIL OFFICERS All the high muck-a-mucks of the imperial council of the Shrine will nd guaranteed by the ablished 26 Years Loans In amounts from $300 to $25,000 on improved \]}]] Property or for Build- be wined and dined at a dinner | ing Purposes. given by J. B. Chilberg at t . Rainier club Wednesday night. The No Commission. guest of honor wil be Imperial | Potentate F. R Smith. | INLAND SHRINERS INTERESTED IN NAVY Every boat availatie for the trip to the Bremerton navy yard was in use yesterday afternoon to carry the Shrine band and patrol mem No Renewal Charge. Liberal Prepayment Privileges. | | | | K ae vy PT. dav 810 Second Ave. profit Kk . bad ac- counte, Bring bottle STALLS ¢. 13, 58, Lower Floor, Pike Place Market. Smith and members of the imperial | ARE ALL SHRINERS borders of Industrial |ing wives of Shriners was not damp. has been a decline In| of lat } | ESTABLISHED ac J Jougall 7 fouthwick Btore open from # a. m. to @ p,m. dally Beoond Ave. and Pike St, Golfine Skirts For Sport Wear or for traveling. We are showing al different models made with deep pock- ets, and belt in plain shirred styles. You se may _ sele from the following colors: Rose, Copen, peach, Russian green, oatmeal and gray— $5.75, $6.50, $8.75. Golfine Coats for Sport Wear These Coats dandy for sport wear or automobiling. Belt- ed styles, 34 and 40 inches long, in white, Copen, oatmeal and Russian green— and $29.50. —Second Floor. are $12.95, $18.50 oy store offers to you a most cc ere RM assortment of Women's Handkerchiefs, of the sheerest linens and finest needlework Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs with quaint colored em- broidered figures, dragon flies, etc., each 25¢. Linen Handkerchiefs with colored centers and wide hems, and colored letter matching center, 3 for $1.00, Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs of white or delicate shades, 25¢. Madeira Initialed Handkerchiefs with hand emebroid- ered letters, 50¢. Linen ikerchiefs 3 MacDougall-Southwick and hem, to match + $1.00. E center wide center, First Floor Second Av. and Pike St. ‘VISITOR STARTLED BY RATTLING CABLE “Those cable car lines make me ple on the trip. The battleship West V cb eng § now in dry dock, was the center of interest, especially to inland | Shriners, many of whom had never | seen an ocean vessel. skittish,” complained a Shriner who. ‘SHRINERS’ WIVES is making his first visit to the Queen City. Walking peacefully AT LAWN FETE across James st. this Easterner, suddenly jumped wildly in th ir in an effort to get out of the way ase ean: ee Gabel a of an unseen something. times Tuesday, the ardor of visit-|_ There was no street car in sight and no automobiles nearer than a ened in the least. Many attended the lawn fete given in their honor Volunteer park by the ladies’) executive committee of Nile temple and chapters in this city of the Order of Eastern Star. Drills, chants, songs and band music were} jall included in the program Sa - ° very noble of Nile temple is expected to take part in Wednesday night’s big parade that begins at 8 o'clock sharp. The formation point is Cedar st. and Fourth ave. Joseph A. Swalwell, potentate of Nile | | temple, asks Nile nobles to re- port at 7:45 p. m. in full even- ing dress, if possible, with fez. ° SHRINERS WISH THEY LIVED HERE of opportunity in th ‘orthwest country are proving at tractive to Eastern Shriners, who | make no secret of the fact that times are dull at home. If I were young, I would move| out here,” is the common remark of | the older visitors. And there is little doubt that the | Imperial Shrine counctfl will result | in a substantial addition to the pop- ulation of Seattle and W: iii state. The stori WANTS A TICKET TO SEAT IN LIFEBOAT She was taking her first trip on a steamboat, this wife of a Kansas) | Shriner, and she was nervous, For that reason she could hardly be} blamed for playing safety first. | Mrs. Kansas Shriner approached | the purser with the request that she | be given a special ticket for ad- mission to one of the lifeboats, to be used If necessary MOOLAH SHRINERS Those Shriners are becoming bolder and bolder. Today the Noo- lah Chanters from St. Louts walked and charmed us with a rousing jmale ehorus selection. They are, jsome singers, as their names wf! bers who were guests of Nile tem | Sendke lar 100 milk | imply Ro¥ert Klein, William Rose, | Charles Brainerd, Dr. Richard Charles Shraaer, Al Rhein, Willlam McCormick, Oscar Shillig, Les Hodgin, Julius Lagen bach, O: r Born Bueller, Ed Born Miller. Dr, Elmer John Wuertenbacher, ¥, iken | hatner. Director, Charles Galloway, organist, noted who will give a four-day ,|recital at the San Francisco expo- sition after leaving here. MOORE | GIVE US SERENADE right Into the editorial department | block. lt developed that the rattling of the cable had frightened him. The Hollywood Lunch and Soda Fountain, 212 Pike St—Adv. AMUSEMENTS Tonight All Week STEFANSSON RESCUE —an ALASKA’ PICTURES VAUDEVILLE “The Coolest Spot in Town” Matinees, Any Seat, 10 Nights, 7 and 9, 100 and the PANTAGES ROYAL ITALIAN SEXTET Former Lombardi Stars EDMUND HAYES & CO, Other Big Acts 10¢ and 20c SELECT DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Homelihke Surroundings 10-PIBCE UNION ORCHESTRA QUICK SERVICE 3 Frye s QUALITY Markets Thursday Specials: Choice Shoul- 1 Sor Pork Steak. 122¢ Choice Mutton Chops ........ 5c Choice Steer Shoulder Steak Choice Spare Ribs, Ib....... Choice Loin ork Chops... Choice Steer Pot Roast .... Choice Steer Round Steak .. 18c Washington Full Cream (mild) Look for U. & Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and quality Shops Open Until 6:20 9. M, Rit argh Cais Bo pas