The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1916, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCI 31, 1916. PAGE ! g WOMEN LINE UP Boston Clothing Co.—1115-111'7 First Ave.—Boston Clothing Co VOTES IN ST ATE FLOODED! = WITH MERCHANDISE Roberts’ Razor Steel Scissors —15ce— ci nd 74inch teel or regularly FORENOON SPECIALS hi '3,Seo" 10c Shoe Polish 4c $1. 50 and $2 Bags 98c « «r Amendment PLAN DRASTIC ACTION Old Man Party Politics, if he had dropped on all fours and placed an ear to the ground, might have heard considerable | rumbling In Seattle Thursday | It started at noon in the Washington Annex, and by this time is rippling north, south and over the mountains That must be di f What was It? j isposed of at once, regardless of cost. Prices cut still lower, for this entire stock MUST Oh, Just 240° women, from all To 25c Handkerchiefs be sold in a hurry, and it will be unloaded tomorrow at such a MONSTER SACRIFICE SUCH AS DEFIES ALL COMPETITION. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 A. M. SHARP. Read Prices. Se Canvas Gloves, 11 dozen ly to do nad re work in preparat f knock-out blow to all parties who don't nail down an equal suffrage 1916 platforms at 5c n Ha plank in <hetr Two experienced trainers were among them Mins Doris Stevens of New York and Miss Margaret Whittemore of pairs in lot; per pair, MEN’ I $1.00 Wool Underwear, Washington, D, C, sent to org et. ‘Ic S [& A9c. Ma eres tuto as More New Coats— 5.50, $7.98, $12. 50 Men's Dress Shirts, worth $4.00 Boys’ Suits, Flood | Men's Suits, beautifully rig gall WARS Ay onesie penal hoha sapeics glee: We're spe zing thi 3 ats at the The result is that 4,000,000 per three prices, and new numbers are arriving daily to $1.00, Flood . ", “4 Sal lored, h 20.00; | 25¢ Cashmere Sale Price. 29C |S GGG | talores. worth, to $20.00;] B86 Corners «Oc Price ..... Sale Men's Underwear, worth | Men’s Suits, worth to $10,/ Price ... $9.85 Heavy Wool Blankets at to $1.50, Sale Sale Men's Pants, worth to HALF : iseheué -¥ PRICE age ag 48c Price ...... $2. 89 $2.50; Sale 85 $1.00 Union Suit Men's SOc Work 19c Men's Suits, worth to $15,| Price ........ Cc at rs 57c Shirts, Sale Price Sale Price Pris esses $5.98 | oe coe $2.48 $8.00 Wool ‘Sasilitien: n, in belted and white with ckets and fancy rhe popular sport styles are black collars, set off with novelty t least, mobi! parties that selves for wome | They have ab in review before to gain administre Krens Poo-rades are a thing of the past. | marching sident Wilson | jon aid in con } buttons, You'll find a good sele of pretty style Large Lot Over- Price Pant ; ies icy se tee: 39c spars Sree: worth to | $3.00 “Men's Corduroy ai $4 85 . = Boe i ecaeastinen aiet STYLISH SPRING SUITS Men's Large White Hand- 2.50, Sale | Pants MGB, s:s0es ° f women voters, and swing it erchieta ate ee Se HON $3.89 } cut to ...... $1 38 50c Heavy Wool sa if a pinata no see The PP rn i ey: dapery prices will surprise you, both in style, quality and superiority of tail oring Plain colors in the most wanted materials, and checks All the latest models, ripple effects or belted styles Unusually good values. party until all women are permit ted to vote,” Miss Stevens said, in la speech And the 240 organizers got right | jin line | They will go back to every city lin the atate and line up the voters | And in the fall, the women of the West expect to control 91 elec toral votes {n favor of national they last rive ere 1 Cc Sox, Sale Price 23c — Heavy Flannel Shirts, MEN’S SHOES ry Cases, worth to $4.00, le Sale ie. ng, 88 Men's Shoes, $1 9 $4, | $7.50 Men's $3 35 = 89 Green Hood, Union made; Price mee: ‘oatigd te 3 8 9 ae RD $ 1 .48 $5.00 Selz Dress Vahees $3.00 Boys’ $ 1 ‘48 MEN S- HATS Dainty Embroidered Voile Dresses The prettiest little Party Frocks, em 1916 tde »dying all the newest s, in Embroidered Votles, elaborately trimmed with cut “4 \eoffrage Men's Cotton Sox to $2. 48) Shove cut to Hats cut to 39c | “You Western women voters are lace yoke and a colored silk girdle; have overskirt with wide OS re Cc . Rig 2 ; a prize and a jewel in the eyes of lace insertion, and lace edgings. Dresses that look like ae itictans,” Mise Stevens assu $6.00 Big Z Work On| ¥ . Late, stylish models worth Heavy Fleece Un- he al E. & W. and Silver ey ome : derwear cut es 33c eared Pi wo $2. 98 | Collars, all sizes. ... 2c ~ hg ccs ’ $1 38 es Chat cates Reds Sodan De aR Vn tichdanetnneteatt act NOTICE—SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 A. M. SHARP. COME EARLY AND TAKE FIRST PICK. hearers, “One of you more than s host of Eastern wom in bringing this thing | Mrs. Frances Axtell w jehairman of the Btate-w ization committee, then t tive ure prem. $6.98, $7.98, $9.50 Comfort Shoes for Women | Shelf 7 Saar Sh Yi et ewe een vi eter 6950 | Gade oe | passed a resolution p ing ell 1117 T against the action of the national bd FIRS house judiciary committe uesday The same qualities in Juliet style " acd st ‘ ih thdetinttely postponing'a votelll for home wear $1 98 A good selection of pretty pat e AVENUE on the Susan B ony amend. terns, in both light and dark ment, and demanded an Immediate Mary Jane an mpeees | Sem chool Shoes; kid, but colors. Good peegius‘ FJ and favorable vote from the Was The yard Cc 1 118 15-1117 First Ave. Between Spring and Seneca Sts. ington congressional delegation on |the measure Thursday's meeting was the fore. Bed Spreads—Serviceable, cro- | & ‘$1 59 ait cheted Bedspreads; size 72x84 a lrunner of the campaign the wom. Boys’ School Shoes, a specially good value, but in broken sizes. inches; in all white. Very pretty eon will wage. Numbers 1 to 5. Regular $ * hoose A reg ‘MRS, ROSS AND SIX Eastern women who have been), Special, the pair ........+ $1.79 ar el Py ie ae ‘7 jleading @ losing fight for the fran | For Saturday $1.19 KIDDIES S DESTITUTE. chise in thelr own states will come | Ps : ys to Seattle in May and follow up Spring and Summer Towels, of cotton damask; size the organization work already 16x35 inches. Have 2%-inch red COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY (Nonpartisans to Gs Him Here): NPESSES MEN a lene Rann, whe.sommed ° € : hf St | WASH SUITS ([irsicr cats “yg after an altercation at the Seattle; Gov. Hiram Johnson of California Mise Adolla Parker ts treasurer and MARU AGROUND;: ALL j arias Free ih J 9 é Construction and Dock Co., in|™ay be # visitor in Seattle, Taeo-/ Otto A. Case is secrotary ps wa K cn a, Bellingham, Everett and Spo-| A branch of the state organiza DACIFIC OUTFITTING CO The widow and six orphans of All the popular little styles in Russians, Tommy Tuckers, Middies, Norfolks; in drills, linens, Austrian suitings, galateas, percales S di 2 and other materials, in combined color ef- Drug undries fects, Many pretty styles, in sizes 2% to 8. sergems Complexion Powder, white 18e which he fatally wounded a man wien ein destitute circumstances. |<ane Within the next few weeks, to|tion was effected in Everett at the PASSENGERS SAFE Ni Going what they can.|*Peak in behalf of nonpartisanship Commercial Club rooms Thursday ne 99 ie gag in county and state elections evening. Case and Representative | Mra. R. Fulton, 623 W. 74th st, | SAN FRANCISCO, March 21 The Nonpartisan league, the W. D, Lane spoke . Attorney R. J ” bas mtarted to take up subscrip- . ney ‘Chivo Maru 4 7 * Prices range Qhe size; special d n ‘at ealded , grunded island 29 6 $ 4 . TOUR CRED I IS OK. drone autora 2960. ne er or formed, with kendquartere tn. the Wiphe Bellinahaee branch will meet| Mite off Hongkong Passengers from ..... a 9c to 1 9 Shaving Cream, 100 and 20¢ 2360 na}! : eadquart { e ne Hell c ; Crea ——— |ehildren live at 616 w “ara at and) ‘arcade butiding, 1s in communtca-| Friday night. A monster organiza-|%®, brought Hongkong Immediate skin lotion; 2%¢ values tion with Johnson. The only ques-|tion meeting t# planned in Tacoma New Hats Taras 0s ial in This cablogram, recetved here to-| CRE tion that now seems to be unst-\ next Friday night. At a meeting in ‘ nn assortment of. toilet Apotima, the smallest Samoan |tied tes whether Johnson will come|Tacoma Thurmay night, W, M.|GAY at the offices of the Toyo Kisen A new delivery of pretty Hats for little rr he et yh a | ‘| Kaisha steamship line, brought the fellows, in checks and plain colors, or checks Reurldt Hand Whitener: ay island, taken from Germany by the | to this state before the Chicago Whitney, a Seattle attorney, a Brit will be fortified by the | conventions, in June, or afterward.) Mayor Gill opposed the nonpartisar first word of an accident to the latter into an impregnable work. | Johnson is one of the most power-|!dea, At the same time Mayor Giii|silant ship. The crack Pactfic lin —————_ Cold Cre » the jar.. and colors com BOG EBe, 75 bined. Priced. O C> Cy c ee » prohibition question {s not|@? Tan aground Thurmay morning ‘sei n''tonsurine =>" "| peorupES woutp | EWENING SPECIALS “wh; Phone Oniers)” SHOCK VILLA, MAYBE | (<>... SAN FRANCISCO, March 31. * —Sergt. G. A. Rooney is today Suits 59c censor of tattoo in the recruit. ing division of the army here. His job is examine those who enlist in the campaign for 25, 000 more men and edit the tooed pictures which many ap- plicants flaunt on thelr arms ° In order to defray the traveling opengl expenses of many other nationally | prominent men who will # k for] onpartisanship in this state, the Nonpartisan league is depending | upon dues o oat $40 yoar 59c Aprors 33c 35c Flannel 21c Pretty New Aprons specially priced for two hours. Good se- lection of pretty stripes and figures, trimmed with con- trasting material, All = SRPenrt we A splendid quality Bath Robe Flannel of good weight; many aifferent patterns and color combina- tions; 35 value; for confined within 4 A why eprived of fresh. « and exercise mu take precaution to. guard against | over-atoutne: ta quired by | indoor life ts thy and a danger [to the vital organs of the body. Lack r weak B ens the oxygen-carrying power A Saturday evening special In Men's Me ay Weight ¢ of the blood, so that It {fs unable | to produce strong muncles and ity and the formation of w ® | and torsos, Roone’ yan inal . y must keep ong weneniony 2 eset Girl Case | Come! Be Merry! | sisave views out of the army », when he finds a tattooed danc re ee eee ee = your rene: Make up a party to enjoy ]/{ng girl, whose clothing was over . mooereaely ewes 7 roy While Sheriff Bob Hodge Friday . tha “ [hooked by the artist, he orders an persons who are satisfied In thefr| morning in Justice Gordon's court : army tattoo expert to adorn her e own mind that they told of conversations with pretty s with skirts and a shirt waist, and Y - 4 s Miss Dottie Coots, and she sat t New Washington if he discovers an Adam and Eve 9 - ' - blinking back the tears, nearly 20¢ group that would bring fewer 1 ore retiring at night |court-room fans waited eagerly to H t i blushes if altered slightly, he has a 1 903 NAVY PLAN If you come here for your meals. ‘en a few days’ treatment should| hear details of her alleged black otel $ few fig leaves worked into the color Prices are right, and the best cup as noticable. redt in \cteht, digestion. should. Improve, | mal of coffee In Seattle—positively. return, footste ecome alley A Powerful Drama of j ower ional , and the skin les fiabby in| But they went away disappoint S D. |Says It Would Have Given : aE | gp onlreecggmmall | a oe te nee ualmeny wen | SUpPeY VANCE | saouimisTS STRIKE | Vs 20 Dreadnaughts by | AI Rainier Bakery and ot injure, ree ene eatien, | brief and brought out no sensation : : u Bot injure, and helpe the digestion. | aI side lights Saturday Evening | This Time Céreee <et : gna! .R. , Prop. Second Near Madison gainst Albert M scheme. } | LONDON, March 31 ‘Two thou | = Nivde machiniste were on{GRADUAL INCREASES | MRaexefe%e! ising to manufac-| Monday Lillan Peterson and Ina e@l bel Clayburg will face Jud Gor oxygen carrying power of the bi Any person who wan re sane r ir weight 15 or 20 » * should “ a ene ment ould | ton on charges of a conspiracy to || Reservations —— Main 7070 }) strike today, r | t ANIMATED Ring: better. Bartell blackmail. Samuel ‘y Silverman, ture big guns. The trouble threat: | WASHINGTON, March 31.— k wealthy mining promoter | ‘i jened to spread | Asserting that conditions had The Coots case was taken under i—- ——————————-| not changed greatly since 1903, o ladvisement by Judge Gordon Secretary Pantie told fei fe Showing many inter- Sheriff Hodge told the court he a house naval affairs commi y ‘hegen 4 U had talked briefly with Miss Coots be 9 today that he had reverted to esting scenes of Uncle | » had denied having black | Ss | that year for his navy bullding e Sam’s maneuvers on ted Bailey, as charged, and ha La prgacem. cul sae cae His | Grosteat: datgals A told the sheriff that the checks for | je adv 3 the Mexican border Tomorrow $1,500 “might be forgeries,” he that was prescribed by the Ever Offered to the ; ni SPECIALS FOR |) ts" ‘ ¢ omens Night Only Bailey, on the stand Monda Healthful I recommend a continuous Public i claimed he had paid Miss Coote building program for at least five Al J. Jennings Brine to waco her from aiding is 5 Ealing DiSeie cra 4808 pabeeal WHITE SHIRTS 0 Toda (Himaeit) wife in getting a divorce board in a confidential letter ad Government —_stock} - and Company Miss Coots told him, Hodge « on" 2 vocated a continuous program finest quality muslin; C. ’ acta jthat “the money she got fro When it 1s Painting Season Is Here. which would give us 48 battleships best workmanship; The Royal Hawaiian Halley wan for doing stenographi 1 t Reg. $240. Mixed. Paint (armored cruisers, 48 protected ee ARSE nee z. $2 aints, Bi) crutsers, 48 scot ps, 61 de Will Sacrifice These of Troubadour Sextette Isabel Clayburg made her first clean,swee 5-year guarantee; all col atroyers and 30 colllers by the Shirts at tee each oh Five for $1.00 appearance in a Seattle court r Juring the Coots hearing Frida ors, including white, gal |" “It recommended that one ar and whole- Close their engagement All eyes we Bethe MIE ce ee ee veces cers BI.75. [[fmored cruiser, three "protected verhane ected he entered, 8 ore lark veil, 7 ¢ cruisers, three destroyers, and two Navy blue, all wool, bra ? stylish bia k V ivet coat some. Shingle Stain $1.00, colliers be built every year | lar v black pleture hat : ° If this program had been car ‘ Robert Warwick Lattian Peter or smart! attire i We take pride m gal vied out, Ww | would ha ve ¢ ompleted s ; Coots, who was not so cheer our Milk for these Auto. -Horn':(Ciey cruisers and other craft, which a IN FAMOUS DOC on her first appearance on Monda S500 Alar hous would have made our n avy superior Ma cs 4 Hoth wore looking, dark tat ons. Pants < : to that of Germany at the begin t THE SUPREME SeORY FOR RE Soa ailte: ant vert eather ee Poultry Netting, 36-in., [\ning of the war , j SPECTABL shoes with light uppers 150 feet long, reg. $ | sahil ana 0 | WE'LL HAVE TO WAIT q 1X PARTS. ! e +f All Kinds WOMEN STUDENTS || Daawa MIL Uc . : - : he yp HEAR WAR CALI ure I | WASHINGTON, March 91.—The | W. S. KIRK’S special investigating board's find r ° conditions in the | college women are turning from al lie for some time, Secretary of War J. K. TAYLOR, Manager, 1209 First Ave., Seattle books to battlefields, More , 2 Baker announced yesterday Mall Orders Filled ANCE than 4,820 women postgraduate i | ‘Sonn HAMRICK 1 ann anatte || 1512 Seventh Ave ctuttipice and Bathte — LIpIte TanetD Gama Gepthets| have been granted leave of ab Main 2545 Parrots are taught to talk by use| deconé-Univeraity sence for various branches of 524 Pike St. Cor, 6th. of te ephones in London — bird| schoo war service Admission 10c jj