The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1916, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1916. PAGE ws ; » | KILLS FAMILY oo ng shri Neighbor Sees Merchant! Fondle, Then Shoot | Open a Charge Account Tomorrow—"lt’s an Little Girl Accommodation’ —No Extra Charge TURNS GUN ON HIMSELF for Credit. SALEM, Ore, May 26.—WIIl manager of the yar Co,, of this city, lam Paterso Paterton ¢ HERE” Suits to please Bee ne reetiaie even ter Helen early today, and every taste. then pressed the mussle of a fe oe Te cea deel c balck cothine “CAESAR”’-Yes, itis a fact--come to visit the head and sent a bullet crashing thru his brain FACGDULY comes |] reer see the hocpie homes of thousands of thrifty people. { “CAESAR” has come to espouse the cause of the i meee Gk bate can’ tha Gute people in their efforts to reduce the high cost of living. $20 Up Paterson had many friends tn “CAESAR,” the peer of his age, the pride of his BA a Seo? ha Galas Mike ote countrymen, and justly entitled to a place in the hearts Others $15.00 to $22.50 dy occurred, on the of those who appreciate real worth. This announces the bilabibcn isn: ucla introduction of Apparel that asl ea *aterson fondling his Mt is head and CAESAR shoulders|f), sos sie m sual Over What [fist w ie tows w Extra Virgin you haveljen sxc sl OLIVE OIL seen Mrs, Paterson's mother did not . now of the shooting, altho she in the same house Paterson was attending to bust } Designed to meet a growing demand for a high quality Complete lines || i=» Yow Tmursaay vein OIL at a moderate price. His friends think it was probably of Shoes, Hats, : re : “VIRGIN,” the first press of the choicest ripe olives grown on the sunny slopes of Italy, the Furnishings. nt of San Francisco. home of the fkmous “Caesar.” “EXTRA”’—No, this does not mean that it is better than Virgin—that would not be reason- Ww : is able—it means just the same as the ‘Newsy’ means when he calls it out in the street—just an- Bank Pay you interest on } other issue, that’s all. “How do you know it is good?” Well, now, let’s make you a propo- i 8 the money yousave. sition. é | We save you money and pay you interest on the money youspend. If this Olive Oil is not aqual to any other on the market, with the exception of 9 VITTUCCI’S VIRGIN OLIVE OIL STEAMER SEIZED BY WOMEN ASK FOR | spre" on “CAESAR” is h Ask é ENGLISH Is SIGHTED sre (Colorado. om is here to stay. sk your grocer for eo a RAND, 2 Tore| CAESAR (Extra Virgin) OLIVE OIL the British poll eo Rainbow, | night. to Ralte Boys to Be | jijsnnios ran Mote and injored te | It has the Quality—at a less price. e oe Dearborn at, at Third and Was! There may be some women who | ° are for “peace-at-any-price.” noon luncheon of Commercial Qlub | ora hare retreat tr 70. YBN, 105 Chery a IMPORTERS j years in pen for kiduaping |quate preparednem, |two 1 men at Minor ave, and, impersonating an officer Thurs-|the Women's Roosevelt club, of Se SEATTLE PRODUCE Asrocia. attle tion at mer Jay night and you are not perfectly satisfied, you can get your money back. ster and safe of Octonek eo ene | Knitting Co, Fifth and Union, be |tween 6 and 7 oclock Thursday T. R. Club Members Willin; MIYVISAKI KAMATALO and) . vs ‘ > It’s Guaranteed. Rights ago atto driven by I. Bushiong, 1309) Bs slo rer ee JOHN VITTUCCI Co , a ROBERT HILi, manager of th the tramp and her tow therchants’ Sxchangn, opeke et} e dl But there are others who are for “o ‘8. LYONS, 1105 Cherry at, | iam Christie and three years} Among these are the members of Sene Like the man for whom the clud|eleeted offi Bryant Navy Yard Property Must Increase in Value is named, the women of this club| Pres \. Wanamaker, | x s IO | Thru The Seat do, not believe in half-way meas-| iC PBER OF Commarce Thurs.|| MOTHERS WHO ARE RAISING THEIR) \| | BOYS TO BE SOLDIERS WILL BE IN | iq Giving Away to the Children day voted $1,600 to entertain a’ Sui Shes SE hol LINE IN BIG PREPAREDNESS PARADE DUBBLE BUBBLE When they are for preparedness, | they ate for it strong and heartily | preene y 6 ot. } PIPES—FREE They cheered and applauded Thurs-| chants, association. J LINE PREPARE | | day afternoon for the Americanism Eastern Outfitti Co. Which Roosevelt typifies, and they| ,, sch ple Poneto of King! = Mothers who © |lexpressed themmelves quite willing COU8tY Employes’ association held) their boys to be 80 e raising At Thureday's meeting of the lere if the [parade committee Capt. Arthur P.| SECOND AND UNION to raise thelr boys for soldiers,” #0 cates, — ere 8 et comes when « for |S. Hyde, U. 8. A, inspectorin cup br COUPON ON THE | as to make their country more se UU American jstructor of the Washington Na FRONT PAGE cure against any enemy ofr cee ene ant el in the pre- |tional Guard coast artillery forces = = sion ameCel Deets cone = parade June 10. }was chosen chief marshal for the » 10,000,000. There were 160 women present to|*?!Y reach $8,000,000,00 re taken Friday to | parade attend the reception of the clud in enlist hundreds of women in Contingents that applied for honor of Its presi Mrs. Charles the mothers’ legion cos tn the parade Thursday rep | Hy Wharton, del to the pto PUBLIC MARKETS A teal deten Gathers have ed the King County Dental -n-n!— gressive convention at Chicago. The already notified the parade | ciety, the Y. M. C. A. class of| reception was held at the home of h they want | Wireless operators, 1,000 members GREAT DOINGS AT Mre, William G. Estep, 118 Aloha of ee Moose lodge, Augustine & NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL fii ae Kyer, Lowman & Hanford and the rs was in the color SUPPER DANCE 4 leoceaer eras a SATURDAY Eve < Byron Phelps, also delegates to Ch cago, were among the speaker Mrs. Wharton made a atirring ad boys and girls them, in another CORNER ’ pas n the city ere asked First Annual GRAND BALL GIVEN BY THE tterv be there ! dress, pointing to Roosevelt as the | The life insurance men of the man who best typified the true| wink |city, members of the Ancient Or Americanism of the day. | p1acalte 19-20, Telephone peas, 3 ibe i180! / Ger of United Workmen, and th on Motor Trades as members, all notified BILLINGSLEY IS = 25 RELEASED AGAIN <0 0 == was held tr the au ‘ 3 — Broadway Logan Billingsley, one of three|{ ir ores vagy heir Chauffeurs brothers operating a “drug” store! ' “ ar . $1.10; « —- AND at 109 Stewart st., again escaped |'"" 7*Pae rice | . prosecution Friday | Pree cee AGAIN. CONTINUED Mechanics’ Club udge Frater turned Billingsley | ico pat $1.40, Geltvered: | " \ ng iat wee ee pred beat fines : a ronan Hearing of the central labor coun World's Largest Steamship, Minnesota, in Puget Sound Navy Yard Dry Dock Pony fF lodged against the store brand-|!%,| tency s Gls onpoeiien to 8 penton ’Ot the , Puget Sound Navigation Co. to raise its ache Yard ing {t a8 @ public nuisance, was|seedien gra -|made under an obsolete law, and| |! ‘ « The more we study the Puget Sound Navy the more certain we are that property within walking distance of work MUST INCREASE IN VALUE p of boat fares between Ff DREAMLAND therefore could not be tried on eattle and cz Pp e ¢ fe Was made under the * o June 12 \ ent 09 wtatute. Several othe i ¢ com fon hy [ \ han time: - iV nd k ker | ; eged Hquor dealers have ple fhe cotton, a Wa The contint * ‘ ¢ pur when times were dull and knockers stc on every corner, predicting dis- | COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY | vilt within the past ‘ nof A J \ Admission 50c—Includes aster fo U.S similar charge notably J. J soUTH END ford, cour he centra Dancing All Evenin % I Kelley, former saloon man, and ‘ neil, who asked for me . We had the wittions and stand to make a good deal of money | DRESS _— two of his ka : ec his ovinannd, (ie LADIES FREE However, we have a practice of selling the’ first half of an addition very The court held that the 1915/¢ ry * the company is notenti cheaply in order t rted and MAKE OUR PROFIT ON THE LAST prohibition law repealed the 1909 | °*! to raise the fares. " HALF law Prosecutor Lundin will bring a) rave 6 Now is the time to buy, and the place to buy is in our First Add Thi ow « salmon, i s ie to » anc pace “tc ) o ition. ‘This new charge under the latter law ies Geouen property begins on cement sidewalks and“the town is built right up to it. We have ie Good made the prices low on purpose. MILDRED LORING, Seattle girl,| stan 27, 7 ns $1,000 Sarah Berliner scholar. | *t« fe ' ta ; - WE OFFER YOU YOUR CHOICE OF THE ADDITION ship at’ Johns Hopking untversit x aay Tea? aaa Buy Goods of Known Worth $100 to $250 per Lot ACME ‘COAL— ACME COAL—ACME COAL ‘ ; ie i tas 4 Terms: $10 Cash, $5 Monthly _ If you have not tried Acme Coal yet you are not oper it as Wnt Ase eis STREETS GRADED FRE ating your home heating system on the most economical ta a’ basis Om Sore cy vters, 1581 Auto Gauntlets, black 4g Already homes are building on this addition and many sales have been made. Work- e & Acme Coal is a money saver and a trouble saver. It) frm! hair be ‘ AG ER POR <4 ® men at the Yard have welcomed the Mportunity to secure a homesite at such a low Esaves you money because of its low first cost and its high priae are Lier ae i oh eel ne figure, Ina little while the poppilation (which is constantly increasing) will be doubled Theat value. Jt saves trouble because it leaves least ash and tbe, standard ' f Pag tt94 BA oheaey are and realty values are increasing daily no clinkers or soot : ‘ $2.50 : Why let your savings work for you Bunker prices are Lump, $4.00; Furnace mixed with coking,| gu 4 ? . a vy Middy sage it, $ Run of Mine, $4.0( ; lot enna 1 We will gla » with you to Bremerton and Charleston any day,-any hour and E Nice, clean, 16-inch mill wood, for fireplace, wood heater or for! t 1 Logger Shirts and how you our property ee hess ." kindling, Tell me where you live, and I'll tell you price per load, de- |, . Wisco ber roe’ Working r Robe ‘ *ivered $ : Reni Bi AB OLE HANSON & SON - .0. M, LATIMER, MGR. ACME COAL CO.—ELLIOTT 1400 i ARMY CLOTH . DFremont-Ballard Yard, Main 5718@—Leschi Heights Yard, Beacon 266 daily, tthe this ar n 316 Pike Street. Phone Elliott 2. Office Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. Catalogue Free "* ACME COAL-ACME COAL—ACME COAL _ |}?! sivint abi’ehfuniie' Sees cos