The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1916, Page 10

ere Sti Raiding "Em Smashing prices on every line in our store From One-Third to One-Hall Must have money and _ there’s no other way to get it! Prices Like Those Below Are Going to Get Results! Hardware | Poultry Wire $1.50 I-ply Roofing Paper, per Specials roll St.19 try Wire, 2 Je $2.50 Malthoid Junior Roofin 63 rol 8 mesh, per Paper, per $1.00 Stee! Nat! Ham Wire 81.98 Ne ie he Garden Tools $1.25 Fork fineh Po Mesh try $1.00 Stee! Squares 50c Block Planes 10¢ $1.20 Wrenches per roll ereen Door Saw File ow mps Paints 60c Ib. Old English Floor Wax 37e ive long handled Spading We 19¢ ite ite ¢ Garden Rake 9c 1-qt. Floor Varnish Oc SIb. pk. Calotint col ors . RTe $1.00 Ginch Kalsomine Brush aie Stat Grass Sickles Grass Shears 3 FF 40 Rods ard Reel 69° Ie Re $1.00 gallon Shingle warranted, all colors oe- ‘ $1.00 1S EVERYBODY'S PRICE ON GOOD PAINT. OUR $2.6 5YEAR WARRANTED PAINT, ALL $1 79 ° COLORS, INCLUDING WHITE, GALLON Cor. 6th Ave. and Pike St. /Hardware and Paints| Pike St. Bait Boxes Alarm Clock tween First and Second aves started slipping and coasted across First ave. and over the Union st.; drop of 80 feet Thursday night. No one was injured) The car was wrecked. It belonged to Roy Whit- terme, 1422% First ave. CONVENTION AT END Pythian LOUS OF PRETTY CLERKS NEW YORK, May 19.—Henry “Mehi’s wife tossed a dozen qioose objects at him in his Jamaica cigar store to convince ‘him he ought to have homely ‘girl clerks. Both were fined and the pretty clerks quit BIG AUTO SMASHED ‘An empty seven-passenger autc standing on Union st., be Knights of Pythias and Sisters ended their convention here with a grand bal! at Redding’s hal hursday night | You will always find them foremost in style. Not only will the style be right, but the qual- ity will be there. All- wool, perfectly cut and tailored the way they ought to be. Our stock of Men’s Summer Furnishings, Hats and Shoes com- plete in all lines at popular prices. SECOND AVE. AT YESLER Opposite 42-Story L. C. Smith Bldg. an eyesight is better than mamma's judgment, I fled, with my maid at} CHICAGO Ma 9 August Leudtke, shot in the heart, prob ably will go thru life with the bul let unremoved. Physicians said he STAR—FRIDAY, MAY ORGANIZED LABOR AND PREPAREDNESS BY SAMUEL GOMPERS In the American Federationist The rights and privileges of all who enjoy them That duty nation In all relations of the common life, including its defense against attack and the piaintenance of national institutions and ideala No man can question that the wage earners of the United a are patriothd tr nense, No on question thelr to fight for the e of Ibert juntioe tion the direct th Tho we a duty to the itlgenship Impond Involves Me $t the t willing ju movement oallee war o ept denial of at would be Samuel Gompers Id lose their than haxa effects upon the minds right ar of men right ' woakne: b y vyranny and be synonymou wtence upon eedom and democrs lare not with because there . of the human natur againat the only inion faith tn and the wil hing few ever opposition of those who see 4 iderst ese truly ; By GILSON GARDNER ] As ro " The ere ow WINDOW SHOPPING FAVORITE PASTIME not at Hughes ie # OF THEDA BARA; BUT FAME PREVENTS 1 dole iB con ade Su : e @ ventlo t 7 have no : . * # BY THEDA BARA tdu id nother favorite. wee ‘ ‘ ‘ } n Written Especially for The Star t m something of the a 2 Re oF . eens Digan a nd Men’s Hats, Shoes PRICES | KYpay in me, too, becase at times| ¢ for Rooseve at, second “yh When one's fame has become a/t have an insane desire to string| and every other choice, unless and Furnishings 615 $20 $25 topic of dally conversation among|all my baubles from my neck aad Roosevelt withdraws his name and movie fans, many sacrifices are wriste and fingers | refuses to rur offered as penalty of that fame ~~ | Johnson Before Hughes I have told personal In that the mvention in 9 | h & liberty a been ¢ all proba ame a pro aid notte Lit Rudton vi ture peste ual cian GQ? Women’s Sport Clothes ee ts an paowa herd : fie si Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Silk Jerseys, Etc love to n windows There LAbut. Rudolph V r rs co! ence vote " y the murder ts out old, son -of Attorney Vincent . The progressive convention z Sui : n ne no afternoon more ei scree lod enc will not, in my judgment, en Spring Suits fascinat spent than ¢ that ; a a dorse or nominate Charles E Seale ine! ome ew s ratber “rips the ass buttons o Hughes, no matter if the re | iy dort y “ of ok at all ¢ ae wer ven tho he doss de publican convention refuses to on “ i be rs + frocks displayed in the « 921 Second Ave. neribe the great conflict as “appa’ neminate Roosevelt and dees | ; servi b: comatk ) who! But that ts not for me any ingly monetonous and an tmperson nominate Hugh | @ ‘ se pe ing 3 he oe more Corner Madison Al as a thunder storm : Hive. sea tbesicil models in the mont fa One day, in rather a reckless jess 9 8 Young Starr has been tn charge!on any of the current tasues, His | a Sates, Reeges, Bor. mood, I told my maid I was going of a gunners detachment on the position on Americanism and pre # « = a Ont rdine: © dress inconsplcuously, wear a . Western front for six month» with , is absolutely unknown iS deat anaee Sena oe tend of using my : He is living 20 feet underground. sive convention, nor Theodore nd. w "you cast rt plored me aot to, By ia pre the Roonevelt endorse a man pene zon ee 1 was reveling in a display of na thine aitroaiad dug small woman and little girl beside , he ae dite G6 mania’ | 827.50 ime ie tale se fern Even should there be an eleventh ) 1 think it § d the wom ome flerce fightin > t dig ir dec ation ugher ¢ i: i h is.” 1 heard the rn rt Pa a ae teen hour declaration by Hug or Waist Specials at See a € tt $2.00 « vain White Canvas Rubber Sole | jon American ST LIKE A FACTORY | JOHNSON | Shifts and hours for meals and arrivals of ra tions, ammunition and mail, and so | “That's why lother wa notonous.” 19, 1916. PAGE 10. ASSERTS WARIS MOOSE WILL NOT VERY HUMDRUM ACCEPT HUGHES Youth Writes His Father That Trench Life Is Monotonous If Prog Their He's Nominated, sives Will Have Own Ticket MENTION ners reply ¢ friend of Hughes to clea subjects hie father - - . rtfal wh dou ther mvincing. sive leaders Perkins do not wish to ant nize the friend wrnld enfo: open Jura would be all right If {t were of 3 e or vi pair not for a de tae friends of Hughes, or any| en ° » influen nen Who are to : or $2.00 . rain awe determine th ings of the repub Sport Skirts ee : i wine ra oe conven . White corduroy and $2.00 & pa on » & mat however golfine Skirts, very special A there ix no nd of : ; the ( var vr $2.00 & rain Wek Ee George W. Perkins or of his pele ial gtd ges ' ' while the anv wh on that Roo arey Ome a eautiful styles same thing ‘om. Prices $5.00 PER {tuted as a second choice. If Per erations me 1 $2.50 orca BEE: on ine whore ited tend spotee it Far neericen, 8.0 Ladies Wi nvar tub ent from all others: it's a day.tn,|Kins bad such an id ! ber Bole Hoote, a day-out business, and is run much | "® s | wines, w they last asa Uhl totus te oe and delegates who will turns and regular Vut they will be necond progressive it may b the an that here mo ared with , it's Bo appallingly nationally and to a certain ex ® patr, +7 $1.50 som Ww Tur "+7 $2.50 Aram Theda Bara rerens Lea Pu ‘ ty Amn” say, “but, Gracie, dear, your CHILDRE . When closer little to puihed final girl the vs me an Tom Gallacher, 21, bride of two monthe, killed herself, because she feared her husband's anger when her pet dog killed three of his pet chickens. ¢ Hest Wearing Shoes tn the World af the Price CHICAGO HAS LOWEST TAXIRATESIN U.S. | CHICAGO, Ma 19.—New give Chicago | fares in the | Fifty cents for 0 cents for the MAN LIVES WITH A BULLET IN HEART was in no danger SNORES WHILE AUTO DOES ACROBATICS PLYMOUTH i YORE Ma BU) Wi am Drummond nored hil ‘ taxi climbed the step s and e7agged along Riverside drive, pursued by the police, | 921 Second Ave. Drummond and the chauffeur | arrented. THE FOOLISH FABLE | Ladien Cnr i lorally, and !f Roosevelt ts not the! a Hole, Teather Trimmed nominee of both parties and will i e ri 4 » . H Ri SH T G TH not take the nomination of the pro "bo BRITI O GATHER 2°:.'s*0 '0,2omination of te pre 5 cram cided at the time the conventions ® i ere Two thous members of pro. held and to be determined by ; British soctetic brate Em choice of the republicans—there : ire day in Ls i on the will be a progressive party candi P| t eveulng of May 24. Gov, Lister | date and a third party ticket in the will apeak fleld | ete iecliese wi 1119-1121 THIRD AVENUE & OF HAROLD HANGOV Harold Hangover y journals as a belonged to that gilded Galaxy referred to by SRD & MADISON SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE SATURDAY—10 A. M. TILL 12 NOON 750 Balcony Seats at 7'/,¢ Each For two hours Saturday morning, you can buy two balcony seats at the Orpheum for the “READY MONEY” Saturday Matinee at the regular price of one—15 cents, if you take this ad with you. Sold in pairs only 2—4—15c 4—2 HOURS—ONLY—4—2 HOURS The Wilkes Players are at the Orpheum, playing that funny comedy, “Ready Money.” You'll laugh until you cry. Try one of these seats, where you can hear living actors at the same price you pay to see the celluloid kind t would be suff | like George} come to the progressive convention, | will come as Roosevelt mtn first, | progressive | rty will be continued as a party vy You Money "i ats (¥ Gately'’s Chain of Stores Always “Toppy” Top Co res- , # n oO < Up Tomorrow we offer some very attractive Waist val em at $1.25 $4.75 it in] ago-| int ourentir Outfit ‘er Ruy ¢ Spring a single gar on choose, and ther weekly ly, as best tent S| ER BETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING STS. WIOQOOOOOIOOOIOCY — STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Get the Round Package | the WHITE PUBLIC MARKET Southeast Corner Fifth Avenue and Pine Street Stong’s Meat Market and 18e Corne } Sugar ¢ 106 Pickled Sp: Rib 25 STONG CU 1 Ibs, Granulated Sugar 0 bara Lenox Soap 4 10¢ cans Dutch Cleanser Any one of above articles with 2c purchase, specials exclude NO. 50 SACK CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR .. . $1.15 ‘ 1 Can i s Coffee rg can Royal Baking Powde be. pkgs 10¢ hett Toilet Py MKT. AND WHITE MKT. 4 ERE RE RSESR & & 4 my heels, uttering French equiva Prominent Clubman. Before he Had been thus ‘Used for 5 Century. 9 a lents for “I told you so. designated, he had n Quite a Respectable Your Ner: paid his “— Of all windows to look in, my grocery bills end Remembered to tote home a box of bon. ey. 3 favorite is a jeweler's, The spar ne 5? The Fr But 3 t Was no longer a secret that he was a = Wie OF dinticeds faatinates wie. Bet Le Arold strove day and night (Mostly at night) to Live up to his only thra the window. 1 do not Reputation, He got so That be very Bartender in Town by ORLICK’ THE ORIGINAL ' care ‘or diamonds as a personal his wt name and had a Cocktail after him Three new Turk Ss decoration, | have had many ish was s began wh id struck his Stride. ‘Time sped ALTED ML given me, but I wear only one dia on are ou there Wore Seven Nights in the mM 5, won celta Matin eek Ih whic tated Expeditions, but he ‘enrasng te US. Made from clean, rich milk with Geaal large, 0 ng you will notice in et pat out way, that's how he ali himself. One tract of select melted grain, malted in our most of fctures. It has won portly dre ry neo ater A purty fo bit with orange own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions. ee eee ee ee ae Shriek Harold Disa othe Vélvet Mlack' ét te Gerke ane Infants and children thrive on it. Agrees with care to speak of here a & und nobody In the Bachelor club buffet « Coe Le eee Night the weakest stomach of the invalid or the aged. tal an. When you do not see it weg r noe “ag er Saw him agai After Needs no cooking nor addition of milk. rest assured (| have it round my he had lost his Job and his home and most of his Old-time Reputation | % t ed I do not act without it a# a Prominent Clubman, Harold crept home and The Frau strapped Nourishes and sustains more than tea, coffee, ete I love jade, Lapiz lazuli, set in him to the Ostermoor till the Menagerie de . is N TS rete bard ct eta when traveling. Anus dca | later to reform,” moaned Harold, and he I Himself offen the tritious food-drink may be prepared in a momest: | BOYS’ sKOUT Stuff for life. The sun brightly Shines for the Hangovers now, and OX: A glassful hot before retiring induces ref a Roya’ Black ar | Harold can't Even stand the sight of a Root Beer without having pal pets > Also ie lunch tablet form for business BRIDE KILLS SELF tot at pitation of the Cardiac Organ MORAL: NEVER GET TO THE Seek me aa a ee VOU Same Price STAGE WHERE YOU CALL BARTENDERS RY THEIR. FIRST . T. ac k. CHICAGO, May 19.—Mre nos’ sions NAMES ake a ckage Ho : Yours ‘a Ask For and GET 3 —