The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1916, Page 5

BY ROBERT J. BENDER Declaring t women of t Press Staff Correspondent United Bs a ding eon gress strictly accountable he WASHINGTON, May 10.— immediate passage of the women Germany today made good OM suffrage amendment, Miss Mar Its first promise in the kalser’s garet ay Wh more, who has rica’s sub- been bh several weeks organi preparing to ave Seattle ednes Ambassador Gerard cabled [day night for Chicago that the government had for National Chairman Alice Paul, of mally admitted the torpedoing the Congressiona led of the channe! packet Sussex Miss Whittemore to t by a German submarine, but his wire, stating she was ne i there ment did not say whether (to help in the work of caring for the Teuton ™ e contained | thoussnds of women who wil! at anything but acceptance of re. jtend the national convention tr ibitity. Chicago June 5, 6 and 7 Tt was learned that if the present We expect 40,000 women from message does not sive asurance |all parts of tb United States DP of reparation for victims and ample | said Miss Whittemore, “as a vor iolanment for the offending sub-|ing women’s committee, We want . Marine commander, another com |to demonstrate the fact that wom tion containing such assur on ate for iret « for women.” ances to Secretary; A national women's party 4 og oolebaaa jbe launched at the convention 3 Full disavowal for the Sussex | Miss Whittemore said, It will not MD piieck, ample reparation for the | be an office seeking organization , and satisfactory punish-/and will have but one plank to the submarine commander | “votes for womer q the German embassy ma erm iearned that the| The Johneons win tn the new wernment had admitted | Polk directory er There are 1,708 of 'em in Seattle os pledge in the last German | 4 made {t self-evident that | ghere would be no hesitation in| dsavowing such an act. ys Eaten are 603 Joneses musical concert at Wednesday evening, French phonograph records, temple ade on a recently invented cloth, hich can de mailed like letters, threaten to rival stenography pate. “TP KAISER ADMITS =WOMAN WORKER SUSSEX GUILT IS UALLED EAST while the Smiths total 1,244. There CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 banner ~~ CHARGE RAILROADS VIOLATE TRUST LAW violating the They know ybody tion for 1 antitrust act now tt, And t. We Attorney Bur ever brow Jumped to his he exclaimed, “that those impertinent remarks about el says he knows about antitrust law be ord of this I move what cour na of the from the re infracti stricken hearing!" They will not be stricken,” Examiner La Roe Railroad Man Good Witness PF, BE. Batter passenger lagent for the Southern Pacific, was fas a witness for the railroads late Tuesday | On cross-examination he proved sald will auch a good witness for Chairman Reynolds that the latter declared | “Batt has made our case. Batters explained that an extra charge Was necessary over north ern lines from Ch ciseo and return ry to prov tland 1 between Portland and Sa here ia more reason for a lower said Chairman Reynolds. “over the northe route from Chi- Nile Temple Shriners will give a'cago to San Francisco than over the Orpheum |the southern. in which the band, various quartets and veral leading singers will partic! fe th not?" “No, sir,” declared Batters. “Not if you consider distance and | water competition?” Real Estate LOANS LOWEST RATES NO COMMISSION PROMPT SERVICE Straight mortgage loans in paved districts Annual payment loans. Monthly payment loans. 4 Interest charged on To many ae. “caeoning unpaid balances only. Prosperity simply means a ae more money to spend. Washington Savings & Loan Association ie Second Ave. ata biiahed To those who are mind- fal of the future, with its fnevitable rainy day, it fmeans greater oppor- tunity to save and lay aside money. By a little arithmetic it is easy to prove that the fich man of the future, ‘the man who will be do- ing things worth while teason of his being fi- nancially able, will be the thrifty young man who faves today and has an ‘acount with The National City Bank OF SEATTLE The bank with a future, as well as a present. ecoaer re Storr OFFICERS 3. W. MAXWELL, President ¥. W. BAKER, Vice Pres. 1. H. BLOEDEL, Vice Pres. EW. CAMPBELL, Cashier BN. H. SELL, Asst. Cashier vt aeresmei eS or as Report of Condition at Close of Business, May 1, 1916, UNION SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY OF SEATTLE fa th he Shee ie Hee Rt cn Sos Soe, RESOURCES LIABILITIES Cash in vaniteand DEPOSITS . 94,859,555,26 due from banks.$1,249,350.27 Capital stock 600,000.00 stocks and Surplus fund 150,000.00 teense 656,871.28 Undivided profita 38,573.48 Dividends unpaid 686.00 . 2,063,846 — " cctacis tag $5,448,814.74 605,981.22 + 147,024.64 18,062.05 7,879.00 700,000.00 $5,448,814.74 Deposits May 1, Sef ay Dapestte Gain since jast call + 4,187,497.21 $ 502,058.05 TRUST DEPARTMENT—IHandien estates and acts as trustes in All capacities POND DEPARTMENT—You are invited to use the facilities of our bond department in reference to investments in carefully Selected municipal local improvement bonds yielding 6% to 6 Der cent, BANK DEPARTMENT—Commercial banking, individual check- accounts, Travelers’ Checks and Letters of Credit; collec On all points in the West and Alaska; Savings I art- Ment paying 4 per cent on deposits compounded sem!-annually. UNION SAVINGS & TRUST | COMPANY OF SEATTLE Hoge Building “ In the Heart of the Financial District”—Seattle, W. Deal to Divert Traffic? “Isn't water competition consid ered a reason for a lower rate?" | “Not always.” | “Then I will ask you,” sald Rey- nm for a is any transportation re Chicago to San Francisco and re turn over the various routes, ex cept to get the bustness—to divert traffic to the Southwest so that th Southern Pacific will get all t fares?” Won't Answer Question “I never heard of a rate being made to divert traffic to the South west.” Batters parried. “That doesn't answer the ques- tion. I will ask you, then, why it is made,” Reynolds proceeded. “Why is what made?” asked the wit! kb The question was repeated, but Batters never answered it reasons for the rate asec im th raphy of « ite up “natural evolution of traffte plaintiffs diverts traffic from the Northwest to the South west had existed 26 years nesses Attorney Durbrow, counse! for the Southern Pacific, made a lengthy statement, purporting to be a motion for a dismissal. Examiner La Roe informed Dur brow that he was not empowered to dismiss the case. Examiner Causes Laugh “But if you want an expression {from me as to whet you shall introduce any eviden« he aa “I will state that you don't have to jeall any witnesses unless jto. If you feel t haven't made a case, I cannot you to produce evidence.” The remark caused the of the hearing The plaintiffs concluded ther case after the representatives of |various Northwest commer ganizations had testified Money Spent in Vain Gordon C. Corbaley, | first laugl the Spokane Chamber of Com merce, said his organization lconsidered an extensive advertis jing enmpaign, carried on at a great expense, for the purpose of getting jtourists to the rthwest, had re d fruitiessly because the tour ple to come to Spokane from the Fast. and had sent out 190,00 pleces of literature to attract tour ists ides advertising h n several of the leading magazine Business Men Testify Similar testimony was given b W. W. Blaine, secretary of the F erett Commercial Club, and Dal Smith, acting secretary of the Ta coma Commercial Club and C ber of Commerce. L. M. Lepper, secretary of the Business Men's club of Portland testified to the scenic attrac tions for the tourist as compared with those of the m. as Southwest He mentioned Rainier national park, Mt. Rainier, Mt. Hood, Mt Shasta, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Placid. as well as Oregon's live volea natural caves, sen beaches and the gorgeous scenery of the Cascades and the Olympics and Puget sound He said Portland commercial organizations spent $150,000 re- cently to get tourists thru ad- without any apprecia ble more than $1,000,000 had been spent for the same vain purpose in the last 10 years. ‘SOME DOINGS, FOLKS | The spring festival of the Seattle Fine Arts society was a langorous event, it is reported. The spectators sat on the floor and watched temperamental dane ers interpret all the weather fore ca (And, on richly embroidered cush ions at one eide of the stage, Mis Grace Orth and Frank P. Giles halt reclined to read poetic descriptions of the dances, And these descrip tive poems were delivered with mu sical intonation.) We got the latter paragraph out lof the morning paper's report of it The festival was in the Pres# Club theatre, Tuesday night. | LEVEL ON HILL? YES DAVENPORT, M 10. —Willia Tubbs, a farmer, was held toda under a federal charge of running an filicit whisky still, Sheriff Level, from a bill a mile away, watched Tubbs’ operations thru a spyglass, nolds, changing his tactics, “if there | difference in the rates charged from | Before the defense called any wit | rates prevented people from coming here. | | | He aaid they had spent $15,243 tn| a campaign devoted to getting peo-| (STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, oP C2 22722 ee g | PRPARBABWEBE 9EDEIERED —O 2 | | BEAD BE BD E®EDER 2 eS "DOD C/A 22 @ € Tiny § AB CA e aD Hm ® wWY | ) a 1916, WWYWW rmnty “Tits Dollar Day” Scores of ag as Values~-I'resh, New, Wamted Goods | FTAs Women’s Shoes, Clearance $1.00 a Pair pairs Women's Black and ‘an Button Shoes, sizes 2% to ¢ only, In ( and D yur regular 08.88 and $4 oo Go, Becond 1 6 Pairs $1. 00 W iison Bros.’ “Wear-Best” Brand Priced Regularly 25c a Pair pha of the most active Dol lar Day Sales we've had for men The splendid, — service able, sightly“ Wear- Best” Silk Lisle Hose, with double toe and heel A Stocking that gives splendid wear —In black —All sizes —Real 25c qualities— Day—box of © pairs.... —Not less than six iptitiah 500 New Silk Ties 50c Valmese--3 for $1.00 gray, navy blue and white up to 1114 Special on Dollar 00 Asreciat s hase se- cured and held for Dollar Day. Beautiful new pure Silk Ties. A splendid assortment of desirable, attractive col- ors and combinations The patterns are mostly stripes and figures. Quall- ties priced regularly 60¢ ene lor Day for, S14 Men's Linen Handkerchiefs, 6 for $1.00 —Two lote—one of fine, plain white linen—the other fancy bordered, hemstitched soft mull. —150 dozen tn all. ery Handkerchief good, and exceptional value at 6 for......... 1.00 ta $ Bizes 6 to 14 Years NE particularly good style ts of good quality galatea cloth In plain white, button front— han three tucks on elther side, two pockets and a belt Another is of cotton poplin in blue and rose, three-quarter-inch even stripes, two pockets and belt, lace front Four other equally attractive and favored styles All are new. On sale Dollar Day only..$1.00 Fraser-Pate: Third Floor. Boys’ and Girls, | Wash Togs , at $1.00 N especially attractive collection with unusual and Girls’ Wash Suits and values in Boys’ Dresses Dresses for the girls, Sults for the boys, Romp- ers and Creepers for the little tots. All in all, a splendid collection, containing sizes 6 months to 6 years —Former prices were $1. 5 to $2.00. little solled, Choice Fraser-Paterson Co., Se Small Children's White Dresses, Special $1.00 A 0, $2.50 and up —Some are a : cond Floor NOTABLE Dollar Day offering of dainty, fresh, new White Lingerie Dresses, fn sizes 2, 3, 4, 6 and 6 “are Two models in French lace and em- trimmed. One # skirt of Swiss embroidery and em brofdery medallion; an other has skirt of tucks Dresses and Val. laces. Another model fa in quaint Gretchen style with both skirt and waist trimmed with em broidery and lace inser tion and lace edge —Dresses that if bought regularly would be priced & great deal more than the Dollar Day price: -- $1 Fraser-Paterson Co. ond Floo $ ——— House Dress ad for Womem---at bY faite attractive two-piece Dresses that appeal to the woman who wishes to appear especial- t in the morning around the house. made of nice quality ginghams tn ecke, plaids and stripes, finished with piping of contrasting color. They have full wide belt and ure fin with large pearl buttons A apectal purchase made for Dollar Day that affords very unusual val $1.00 Co., Second Floor Women’ 8 $1: 25 Doestkim Gloves, Special $1, 00 7) RESH new stock just received, Women's one- clasp pique sewn Doeskin Gloves; can be 1 in soap and water, Heavily embroidered on back In self and black embroidery The quality sell regularly at $1.25. pecial for Dollar Day only wash we ; $1.00 DOOSOSSSVYTOSSOSOSRUOONY SSSSSSSSSsssssss MMM GH MH ee MOMAM OM MD O ) w WWYVWVU VOUVUYY wr PAGE 5, MO ww YOUU" BECOND AT UNIVER 2 Bed Sheets for $1 Goa wan Full doublet At the regular price of Values, Dollar Day, reets for Note-Limit of six to a customer. 5 PILLOW CASES $1.00 Twenty-five cents each is the regular inch size; best standard quality muslin Vr Pate fi 4 Initial Bath Towels for $1.00 DAVY weight, soft absorbent Turkish Bath Towels, 22x45 ins in wine All finis Engl at ered blue Day, 4 for Bed Sheets in soft-finished muslin launder well and wear i size, 81x99 inches before splendidly hemming special $1.00 ach these are pric x6 for $1.00 Turkish Towels for $1.00 Gren weight T bleached a white. F Turkish Bath embroi In the Dollar present and snow irm, serviceable Towels. Da a splendid $1.00 nd Fiver 12 TURKISH TOWELS FOR OLLAR DAY offers the ust cure a dozen Turkish They're good, durable quality, Special price ts considerably cotton huck towels; 12 for $ $ $2.00 OSTRICH FEATHER O* TRICH Feather Boas ‘ 1 with long silk tassels. Black, whi black and white, white and black. —Priced specially in regular stock Epa In the Dotlar Day sale, choice... $1.00 Prraser Paterron C ‘0., ‘Firet Floor. EE era PMA Rae 2 EMBROIDERED LUNCHEON CLOTHS FOR $1.00 $1.00 al opportunity to se Towels for a dollar. soft, absorbent. The lower than that of $1.00 Paterson ( BOAS $10 sively favored for Boas, full and fluffy HIS item offers a rer ‘ lue. These loped edges and embroider enters, Priced in reg ular stock $1.00. —On Dollar Day you can price of one cure two for the usual Vraser-Paterson Co., Second Floor. NEW WIDE FULL WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, SPECIAL $1.00 SPECIAL purchase of the wide, full style Under skirts, demanded by the full flaring fashions in dress skirts, —They're made of good quality muslin with deep flounce of pretty embroidery rs values, bought specially and re may 1 erved for ona Floor Dollar raser-Paterson Co., S¢ Dollar Day Snaps From the Furniture, Rug and Drapery Sections HE following ite we have ever given there is ample quantity Prairie S Rocke rs the very are among in Dollar Day, and of best each $1.50 Wood Seat 1.00 chooner $1.00 _Chairs $ fine 45c CURTAIN NET, 4 YARDS $1.00 dining chair —In this lot of Nets you will find n large assort ment of filet and madras weave 6 inches wide. and a good line of patterns to choose from; white and ecru color, Regular 45c quality. Special, 4 yards for $1.00 Fraser-Paterson Co, Fourth Floor Rag Rugs $2.00 Door Special $1.00 Panels $1.00 beautifu at theide Lace Panels mm ° Rag Rugs We av . on fine quality French which t t ie w t lor, We The ent val the nd the value ® $3.00 BATH RUGS $1.00 Thes® are J. M. Whittall’s Wilton Bath Rugs, known all over America for their good wearing qualities, made of a high-grade material with soft, long pile, fast washable colors. They come in rose, blue, green; sizes 27x52 and 27x60 inches, $1.35 INLAID LINOLEUM $1.00 SQUARE YARD This is the genuine Inlaid Linoleum. with the color and pattern clear through to the back, the present market pric h will add consider of which ably to the importance of this special 72 Electric Toasters Special $1.00 A Toaster Worth $3.00 HI nix dozen of t guaranteed Toaste more than we ordered, and rather than have us return them he made an additional conces sion that enables us to offer this very remarkable value. Each one is guaranteed, Fitted complete with cord and socket. As good as any $3.00 Toaster Choice, while they last » 81.00 EXTRA—A little lot of just eight odd Electric Irons, complete with cords, special to close out maker sent as otric LAA M MAMMA MAAAMARAM SOSSOVISSSSSESSSSS ves erPatersonCo .- 8S$SSss QHe AMHOMMHMMOMGMM EO WDWVYOVUWYUYYYUYUUYUYYUUUYYY staat a | @ | g ieee | 3 DDE o 100 New Leather Hand Bags at $1.00 wo Bags are sine leather; they're ty, they're well made amart In all, seve distinctive shar lent Bags, worth $1.50 and $1.76 each tt ton Dollar Day 81.00 Paterson Co, First Floor. | 750 New Wash Waists Choice $1.00 A SPLENDID new lot of new Wash Styles that that are alues that usual even for Dollar Day, when values are a4 the rule, Fancy stripes, checks plain white voiles with low beautiful Daists— are attrac tive correct We ay * “loa are un- and q)) neck and long sleeve | And stripes of blue, pink, lavender, gray, kreen, rose and plain white cross-bar mate- rial piped with Copenhagen and pink. Altogether a splendid lot, containing ten different styles, All sizes and all colors in each model. Not one has ever been shown before. They're fresh, new—just out of their boxes, An important Dollar Day feature— choose several, at, each.......... $1.00 Fraser-Paterson Co. Third Floor $ sisniagioneell Girls’ $1.75 Wash Dresses $1.00 Sizes 6 to 14 Years HESE Dresses are new, attractive styles, and very unusual values, Made of serviceable, washable ginghams in plaid patterns, with V-neck, butt collar and belts of solid color; the A hree checks with white embroidered iq nd cuffs, pleated skirts. And a few odd Dresses in plain striped cham- bray. Priced regularly $1.75. Special....$1.00 —Fraser-Paterson Co., Third Floor. Two Hugdred Untrimmed Hats, Choice $1.00 $3.50 to $5.00 Qualities SPLENDID, large collection, secured A and reserved for Dollar Day. hundred fashionable shapes. —Hemps, Milans, Milan Hemps and Lisere. —Large shapes, small shapes, high hats, low, flat hats, and the scores of styles called “medium.” Black, white and a splendid assortment of the wanted colors All new, correct Day ok Women’s Silk Camisoles at ERY values in ex- one @ Vestee, collar 3 Two | | Choice, Dollar -$1.00 vl styles notable ceptionally dainty garments. Pure | silk, finished with picot edge In flesh color and white. Special, $1.00 Fancy Vests 3 for $1.00 R lar 50¢ values are these—finished with two- and three-inch yokes. women. Special, All regular sizes for Women’s Tights, 3 for $1.00 Women's Cotton Tights, lace and tight knee, tape finish top; sizes 4 to 9. Special, 3 for .$1.00 Fraser-Paterson Co. First Floor, SESE ae Auto Caps at a Dollar First Floor. PATURING on Dollar Day notable values in Auto Caps and Auto Veils. New stock | EB EDEDED DPD 2ADBAPDDEDEP DD DDD RC WDE P DGD ODEPEDED DOD CD CD OD CD ODED PD CD ODED LD 23 6D ED DOD © €2 62 CD ED OD OD EDED 69 C9 EF €DGDEIEDED ADD CDEDEIEIEDEDE CAPS—<Automobile Caps with visor of soft ooze leather—Russian, tan and navy blue; $1.75 values. Special at SAS esate Res - $1.00 Also of pongee color satin, trimmed with oore leather, in Russian, Royal blue and brown; $1.75 values at ’ $1.00 ie) Still another style of satin, in emerald, navy wy blue, Royal and black; $1.50 value. Special $1,00 “$8 VSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESS