The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1915, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1915. PAGE 5. —————. ; WOODHOUSE.GRUNBAUM FURNIT | a / \_ YOUR CREDIT—WE CHARGE Wo invanast DO CLOTHES MAKE JOHN WORKER? LAWSON IN CELL a e 4 ASKING” VISITS uthw ; Golden Oak q As ac | Jougall + jouthwic Labor Leader, Railroaded by ESTARLI oa Rocker Rockefeller for Murder, — Is Optimistic Exactly Like HELPS HIS JAIL MATES W omen’s New Coats $18. 50 to $35. 00 4 Picture ‘pay camag™ ; ioe viene? 1 ; SUPERB showing that is authoritative as to style, K egular i bead ea vet ecco lines fabrics and colorings. Even at these prices you : R Price $2.50 Riera itis whoe Wh klk Be will find reproductions and adaptations of exclusive Special for miiions conan buy. John R Law HH | and foreign models. . Saturday dustrial strife which drenched Colo: Novelty collars, belts and pockets are leading fea- rs hag oo on the in the Uitte tures. . - opadadbosnciirmadle pret ne Street, Afternoon and Motoring Coats, all expertly e ia} tailored, finely lined and interlined. a ; Military, Chin Chin and Convertible collars. Many ti models with huge fur collars t 4 Only one more day to join the Sell- bi ; Pebble Cheviots, Broadcloths, rich Plush, Pre : | ers Kitchen Cabinet Club. Pay $1.00 5 = Plush, Corduroy and Novelty Mixture i 1} down and 8 Note in particular— } f 4 —the Important Showing at $18.50 pag ] 00 r Week Ly. Corduroy Coats with military collars. and fur. Pa ae s ‘ ’ trimmed, at $27.50. if | if And Plush Coats, fur-trimmed, at $25.00. | 3 , And Belted Corduroy Coats, fur-trimmed, and [ | r One more day's special selling of high-grade Tapestry Brue fancy silk lined, at $35.00. siciiain We | se! sels Rugs, ro close outs, drop patterns or shop-worn pleces, ; but al! brand new Rugs, just out of the bales. Below we give you @ copy of our stock sheet, showing quantity, size and ee ae Many New Styles Are Arriving Daily ‘f price. Colors run in tana, blues, soft rose and pinks 1% matty, Size Giade Sell | Special i} “7 6x9 Tapestry Brussels $10.50 $ 8.38 THE Millinery Modes for $10.00 “9 | 7-6x9 Tapestry Brussels $13.50 $10.25 — | 3 4-6x7-6 Tapestry Brussels $ 6.50$ 5.35 W' emphasize the THE—because we feel that our Hats excel in style and i mse oy , + * rn value. Our increased business this season in Millinery has convinced i} AS 83x10-6 Tapestry Brussels $15.00 $13.25 us that our values are better. i} 9x12 Tapestry Brussels $18.00 $13.95 4 full of newness. 10-6x12 Tapestry Brussels $22.50 $18.50 You will find a comprehensive display and small-sized Hats in the newest shapes and trimmings. Velvets, Plushes and Felts and Black Velvet Hats with colored facings— some very new ideas in this showing at $10.00. Large, medium Sees epee —Second Floor. Boys’ Rainy Day Outfits—Coat and ters with 25 While Rockefeller was at ease | other prisoners | | at the Cardenas hotel, Trini 1 | | | 1 housecleaning 75c¢ $1.50 Pin dad's best hosteiry, Lawson gm Gamplon suet the | Stretcher | r Gazed thru the barred windows for stove rums ovable Pin an fail wh os = ei $2.00 of a little at which w. bullt 30 y re ago, and has been es: se $2. 95 condemned by the Colorado | prison board as insanitary and unfit for habitation Cast { Hat ma f uble in tan * texture bombazine, \ Lawson Optimiatic Is; guaranteed rainproof. rubber iM 18 years $5.00 and $6.50. Boys’ Mackinaws B yey $6.00, $7.00 and $8.50 They les in staple colors and plaid combi- lining { Hat Furniture @- ine 46% 424 - Dike Street: A between the are g “Welcome. 3 | “Thies shows young John D. Rockefeller, as he appeared dri nations, 1 are rain-proof—not just shower-proof—for i for a trip Into his Colorado coal mines. He wore the regulation miner's better,” he said, In every Cc s< enetted. Ages 9 “ 18 years. q sult, lamp on cap and all, and went deep into the black pit and swung a, answer to a question regarding i c & 7 F pick—for 10 minutes. He was very democratic among the former etrike-| hie health; and he looked It Boys’ Wool Sweater Coats, $1.50 to $5.00. } breakere whe new man hic mine } “I walk all I can in this limited B Princeton Tapeless Blouses, 50¢. ‘ space,” he said. “I keep by the RB ’ Sport Shirts, $1.00. f window and get fresh air. An Rave’ Ranst Blo é ba j aare oys’ Sport Blouses, 50¢. i age to k : Boys’ Overcoats, $5.00 to $12.50. c Yot it in a fight for Lawson even Boys’ Corduroy Suits, extra knickers, $5.00. to keep his health, let alone his optimiam, tn the county Jail here | THE JAIL, BUILT TO HOUSE ONLY A FEW PRISONERS, NOW : y ¢ Jorfo oO vi ; Following a conference between | stan otween standing that {t will be refunded] HAS 26 MEN INIT. The men cook d In new Ai rfolk by dels with patch pockets, Mayor Gil! and offic ale of the Elec <ae case is decided against the| police and "Wirements Bands ais Strike Fiercely at their own menis wo pairs ful Sizes 6 to 18 years. tte Co Mayor Gill’ city G “There tan't much to say,” Law ; erman Lines on th bs a, the. pred —___—— eben ir is Exercises ep gl ° son declared, when asked how he —Third Fleer i ne mayor rt of Day. 8 - spent his days § , Fecommending that |GOV. LISTER HONORED MORALE IS IMPROVED) «qt 7 o'clock they oy 1 i se of the comp be | 1 t} a ‘ - aula doors, and at 9 o'clock F because of indications Struck by a Seattle, Rentor -ETROG ot ined by that period 4 y would repudiate S car and hurled 35 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1— | PETRI ae ol ping Bhs ye EE De conti Dees agar PR PHET OF NEW TH U HT set forth therein day afternoo A In the midst of pomp and mili : a = ca ~ ae a ao po at li ova ° rele and res i Thursday suggested aw 37, of the Un ie ‘ ‘ a at few days, the what exercise we ca At night Porras ws 903i) Pirie eg mgd pbs tary one ony, Gov. Ernest Lie issiane are striking flercely atisleep in a cell with Louls Zan-| : se eaeeis ae’ do Ltn inten a4 the Sentt hl how. | te? of Washington today was he Teuton Mnes from Riga to Ga-|canelll, the m r convicted of the if] femmine whether or not the com. Fri suffer a ® the certral figure In the second 4 ! t J rder of Wa! Belcher must pay for paving between 4. from which | said he| day of Washington state's . ty Louls does cooking. He's! | eedily recover. Werge was sie Ae Rus ig 8 chic now. We bay ab + olla deat an dead. tha Chak aba three-day setebration, All food outside, and Louls is a| _ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. af ollibhey and bellaverta phew n the way ofjof the car and was struck by one| Washington day” at the expo- n wn good cook Batts tha ane % rant Dr. Newo Newl New, self-styl. | ical immorality, was arrested f aareck ta: par iei| coun | sition when the Germans were pounding spot in t | ed “archbishop” of the New | by federal officers at sunrise t . earsings to} | " fa edition: toe Oboe r way eastward, almost un- (to have ‘| Thought church, teacher of | today in his apartments, charg ' the suit is tel * ring the day Lawson New Thought science, advocate ed with using the United States f hin 39 5,000 years ago, and accurately 4 | marines and cavalry from his {fice today claimed g and w a maiis in a scheme to defraud. 2 ‘the under. | scribed | pg cd bop meng lil Sb eres yrale in increasing-| “It's at night I have my t Marie Tully Graham, found j ani — — cushue hanera pasts Me j the Teutons are he sald The cell we are 5 80 In his apartments when he was a tas ee Sickest todn r eas amount-/narrow that I have to stre arrested, was served with a 4 bs we bas many cases almost to & hammock catercorner to k 1 subpoena as a witness against . , f and touching the him: He was put thru a genuine : | ed States District Att | the title of “Chief Eagle Pale ven during his time In jail : who rough he com John Lawson has been helping weeks of inves | | © senteen \ | gation, itu cracanta to tee eke a to throw away arms and} others, His fellow prisoners, | 1. 00. sniny i an easy matter to : iho 4 a ‘ he | Projectiles who have come to love him, tell | aay Sena — ‘ and police bands of Se seni | The German forces in the Rizal how he eucceeded in cleaning |°h00Re the peterpan » sng place in front of the| esc" _2ave weakly attempte up the jail a he entered it. |*° yioreed yo i. he es thru the gullit ook place in front of the! rrengive, but the official sta as those entered in the bette: ss : < Washington state pavilion, with A.|Cinimed this wis pasar Pine No Faith on John D babies contest at the Weetern|._- tl dM! * agers ses es J. Ritchie, representing Mayor|aer the visor of the For one thing, the prisoners didn’t} Washington fair, at Puyallup, for. PO") 0m Waere he sells copies of} Fawcett i, and the Ta-|ocrt oil ee get fresh air. Lawsor got it Sk: Hav Thora valve rat MR. EMIL KOCH i oma ( and Rotary clubs,| Russia claimed success south of the Jail authorities f It Isn't r ver Colleen | MYersitY, 8) Proprietor of the Ideal Bowling } p Lake Nacotehe, south of Lake and a ventilating hole was cut| Yet a corps of judge Sea ap fay ASO ee Parlor Dguinski, and on the Villy, be e rear wall. Then he per-iat the task Friday Celibacy ts advocated by Dr. New| Mir. Koch has spared no expense n oe a to clean up the cells|have the No. 1 kids designate __ complaint) in giving to Seattle the finest Bowl- i There's and to wh walls fore night. About 200 were en ‘ges that “in)ing Alleys on the Pacific Coast. i ident Regardl Lawson | tered & those things | He is an expert bowler and has the f a Hat wuld eke stile 10,000 people who visited! ' to the baser na-| distinction of making several per- A for You I'd be glad to talk to him Thursday, including at least fect scores attle has been his i tom 9 r ° course,” he said, “if he should come/1,000 from Seattle, watched a things e com-) home fo rs. q at Alans . alla an 4 tie “AS CONSTIPATED! nere. ' im in New York 4! grouy es busz around|? go ndizing,| The Ideal has 12 of the finest al- 4 : a ih red yles as the ¢ inating I guess he hasn't changed much. |the tir 8 to excess leys de by the Brunswick- § Cheasty's te . 8 | But he won't come. Mr. Rockefeller | everybo 1 | Balke-Collender Co. § Twenty thousand Jonathan ap-| has a chance to do a great work.| with Jocke - aon 4G 2 50 ples were distributed by the Walla Maybe he will—I hope so—but I'm/the § j . Walla folks afraid not.” of ¢ was won by Herman Ross, of Seattle, prenid. | Tony Phillips up. 9 ed c r the formal ceremonies and (6 1] Mayor Gill was forced to remain STY S john G alla Walla If Cross, Feverish or Bilious BIG MOVIE at home ‘be praponge abt sda ye gies fe exual _ os pressing business ar he tt wnze medal Give “California Syrup city hall, but Duncan Inv arity and The Home of the Supreme Value tomorrow wit of other eo folk were Sea id Ta atter what hare Fa the la “ ” IT gentle, thoroug Agriculture, horticulture, poultry an e the first ¢ ' and stock exhibits are proclaimed OFFER REWARD FOR 1: 900: tie one ts outorsorta,| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.—The] the best ever shown at the West SSIS alf-sick, fan't rest eating and| motion picture trust is broken.jern Washington fair. The exhibit $16.50 Sees: ¥ers $16.50 | PLANTER OF BOMBS jcc iis fie es it il tn Cen nl ar ongue I ted. 17 a sure |court tod ed the big « tracting wide attention ; sig hat {t's Httle stomach, liver 1 od Rie ur day ATCHER, Oct. 1 A reward we with wante. e nment sued the Motion Rig Men and Y } BE, Oct. 1—A rev faverien [ices Co 12 ther vor | BiG STORM COMING THE BEST GLASSES ON EARTH k ‘ c nakes t t vee 2 ths bad or has | ratior individuals un $15.00 1 $50.00. Produce ( bare ch ore throat, |the Sherman trust act Aeineast sara lanrniags navel Ge $5.00 $7.50 en fen fay whe Bite i ot heen ordered by the U. 8. wea Raincoats, Topcoats, Suits, Greatcoats and b, belleved to have intended his | Cal notvited GIVE UP RAFT PLAN Siri 3s Ga dtenlaged Peitas EYEGLASSES OR SPECTACLES e ( lon) Coats Peal te nee hk ere citaet SATend: acd all seaports of W 4 ; : ; the Famous Burberry (London) ‘ . 4 peel es out the mouth of the Columbia river Reading, distance or both in one frame. fe / ‘ hood, and the |! hout gripir Pers Haver CAR netoe (oouvar Inland’ aha saat In addition to getting the best Glasses Ay, ; ” shock was heard all over town My dh tiids edi r* or ihine ta boat south 5 } Scsisarpry! TELL Fel cake epee pede pepder DO ly cle Raed ach ea ei and Frames at the above cut price, you £¥/ This | of miake .''¢ attendin » Ross school,! westerly gales Fri nig pacity: ‘oupon ‘i ! re WE LIKE OUR MILK ause It never fails t abandoned t By get a thorough examination and a /9/and_ $1.50 33 « liver and P committee SWALLOWS FALSE TEET ith all k @/will entitle i I ada apd Beret: Mae they \chude ik RAL As PORTLAND, Oct ra M guarantee with all work, regard- Ss you to the best Ail OLYMPIA, 0 ( ers | Aear love It enagant taste Full tb re Corporatic Brown is suffering toda from 6 $2. Glasses; i S atata uoent © ret ns for bable ldren of all ford had sald the elt hal hfe ii the throat. de carty awat less of what you pay. Choral ac teen ie Auced k 1 $9 4 for | *8e8 and for growr rinted on|held Hable in case of # wed hi f h a fl of ou get $5.00 ii ae ro hmare of countertelt th wrap Bere orice lasts Marcum Optical Co. ovorcanantee ff sus records, accord the flat fore: Robert fa Tour wor r PORTLAND, Oct. 1.—-Dr, David Manufacturing Opticians ae at has aly i King , California Wg Syrup Com-| Woodland pa Reule Valdon was|ficer toda icceeding Dr, Calvi 917 FIRST AVE. adison Street i Milena of Ma second 8. White. i