The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1916, Page 7

STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916. PAGE 7.’ PERKINS EXTENDS | OLIVE BRANCH TO | G. 0. P. AT CHICAGO By H L. Rennick Write it W Perkins brought the The bull moose chieftain, after greeting Chairman Hille 4 f the republican national committee lackstone, an A ; nounced flatly that the progressive on the stat at the “ime. & F ment they outlined in January, indi il any candidate—not necessarily Re “I see in the papers and 1 heard on the train, while en route here, that a lot of bitter feeling has been worked up between e camps of the different candidates,” Per uid ‘This is unfortunate. As far the progressives are concerned, we will approach the iventions in the spirit we our January statement eeminently the time for I read in the papers that Car ‘ x range, in his note delivered to UP AT FRISCO Date and title every negative at the time you Woemhington, Bad scoused ss, We of misleading the Mexican govern ment 10,000 Longshoremen Reported It occurs to me that this was the — first time that any foreign power| Out in All U. S, Coast had dared accuse Uncle Sam of Cities treachery ‘Our prime object should be wit} COMMERCE IS HALTED this sort of thing and re#tore; gAN FRANCISCO, June 1 good naw An shipr | Shakes Hilles’ Hand shitttn aes tna entered the Mach F ~* . ‘ Francisco bay and finisher. It can be done almost instantly, and stone he shook bends with Chal nang Senator Reéd Smoot of Can handle their cargoes with make the exposure. Then, after you make the. last exposure, write your name on the film as a ected by ‘he sure means of identification when it goes to the boats on Sa 1 Vessels a tah, on f the old guard, and sev-| thelr own han : kk oth . wads | Some of the lines hardest hit by at no extra expense for film if you use an They chatted and taughingly ex| ho walnout ae the ‘Manon Na ag 7 nks y statement re-ilawalian company the Pacific ard he iblican platform the! Mail, the Oceanic $. 8. cor kins anid to Hillea,| Miteut & Company, the ad an-|Kisen Kaisha and W. R. Gr for | ( r | ther day,” In this statement Hilles America and prep big liner Tenyo Autographic Koda this was the big , k is due here Jay | today | Expect to Get Together | An effort will be made to t Hi told tnt * ental crew ond that he believed As the walkout affects deliver jand licans wo! got t United tates malls to 1 don't think they have chang-| points, the government has a All the Folding Kodaks and Foiding Brownies are now Autographie led,” he said mado arrange sto ¢ Perkins’ arrt w t etal service with gasc Ask your dealer to show you. |terize the actu launches and automobiies ve pre-convent Final efforts to avert the strike |were made Inst night by Btate Le Until Perkins has conferred with | bor Commis Oscar King Davis, secretary of the| Speak! af EASTMAN KODAK CO., progrensly , and other | fected, C of and a definite|the Water Front saive convention |!on, said the G. O. P. candi-| reasonable and to worry, it was | rejected | BOATMEN STRIKE, TOO PORTLAND, June 1 Six ves hat the pro. |2ei were tied up tn Portland har fr 6 a. m. today, when 900 long ressives will stand pat on Roowe-| srosamen struck for higher wages velt is taneously about 800 stear e mphasized that bh a ot * 1 The Most Complete Assortment, and Always Fresh Autographic Filme ago, Perkins emphas at he| oral river steamers were unable to sive con Franks. wisen ARCHWAY BOOKSTORE eer fa for Roosevelt, and refused to talk | ore! Tiver steamers y ne candidate The passenger steamer Beaver, Mean program. “ Preliminary work io to be gotten. our at TACOMA out of the way Ju 7 and 8, and = | TACOMA, June 1 Shipp bull moow ROCHESTER, N. Y., The Kodak City from went plans the progres of the San Francisco & Portland ention will run its sessions| Steamship Co. ia one of the six nominations made Friday, June 9. : G. 0. P. he Tacoma wa’ May Walt on ; oti vaeagg y parallel! to the repud| vessels tied up here me It was generally believed today 909 longshoremen ¥ NEW YORK, June 1.—Dr. Ar-Jassistant district attorney who! fc thur Waite was today sentenced to | prosecuted t case) for the conact. 1 h my counsel, Mr./however, that the convention would|on trike higher wages. T? die at Sing Sing some time during |entious way which he did his rts. He ts © c one of these two alterna [umber H alone is the week beginning July 10. |duty toward the peofle and the that I am Insane, |tives not affecte be could Nominate Roosevelt at once and| Two Japanese liners, the Annar |wait to see what the republicans|Maru and Shimpo Maru, are t a up in this port, as also are several 3 Before the confessed murderer —— $$$ x of John E. Peck, Grand Rapids pilasned: Pedabes Mich., millionaire, was sentenced intl Sak’ fobatoaanak ot he thanked the court for the mao CONTINUED whomiT hare, wredeed until the republican con-| American vessels ner in which his trial was con almost impossible. “But lem willl" m nominates a candidate, and ducted. FROM PAGE 1 in to ive up my fo in partiai|it he is satisfactory, nominate the | TIEUP AT LOS ANGELES “1 am willing to give my life in| payment for the hurt I have done.” |*#™e man; if he is not satisfact LOS ANGELE page po ogg Bespin 2g Bree yg fe "Percy Peck, son of the old man {nominate Roosevelt, with a t tween 500 and 600 longshoremen PEOPLE FURNISHING HOMES SHOULD NOT OVERLOOK THIS WEEK’S SALE OF USED FURNITURE We are constantly taking Used Furniture in exchange for new. The bargains we offer each week are really phenomenal. 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My aout will coon] NORTHWEST LEAVE .00.ccahman 1p of both freight pag trying es ey aa | They were the only members of] CHICAGO, Jur conatwine ee pecial at variot elther famfly who heard the death today tow among strikers here. He Makes Statement pene epee at various points in arlan reenlt' i Lp — + Waite was calm, and displayed no ee en) stops will also be made| After being sentenced a handcuff] tests, involving slogates. from |NONE WORKING AT SAN DIEGO TELLS LUMBERMEN emotion whatever when the sen-|) aot) where progressives and re. | a8 snapped over Waite’s wrist. A|Southern states SAN DI June 1 Ne pee of death was pronounced publicans alike are willing to unite |@eputy held the other end of the] ‘phe wx Alat y whites’|longshoreman is working tr TO BUY PUBLICITY | me ,. The arch polsoner, who confessed | (go, Borah for vice president. |* nippers.” delegates-atlarge were d by| Diego today. Between 160 and 20 to two murders, an attempt at a a Waite was then led away, to belunanimous Yote of the are out as third, and to petty crimes thruout| pecial Is Advertised |taken by automobile to the Grand|after an hour's argu | This was the statement today by! CHICAGO, Il, June 1.—More ex ! B.D. B longshoremen's his Mfe, stood between two depu-| The Northwest spe has been |Central station ties, with a third behind him, when | widely a tised, as it Is the only to take the 11 [O'clock train for Ossinning jack and tans, the delegation vertising {8 essential to the sive newspaper and magazin WITNESS TURNS 4 AGAINST ORPET Justice Shearn pronounced the) one carry the double r se 7 os nica’ " " AUKEGAN, til. dine 1. !lacking four permanent jurors. words that sent him to the Sing|tion, and its arrival in icago The ei erqbheyr nly : 600 OUT AT OAKLAND ire of the lumber industry, nh Ketek "ete ‘aon today, with the jury box stil that the Collse at}, OAKLAND, Cal, June Oak- | toothpicks to houses, accor tness” in the trial of Will ce land is represented by 600 steve flores and riggers tn Sing death house. } Sunday morning is expected to draw to a y h 1 When asked if he had anything/the leaders of both parties to the [resol t " » Collsen to say, he replied, “I have not.” welcoming station absolutely dry” during t ery speaker at the Lumbe neral| national convention here today Orpet for Marian Lambert's may CITE DIRECTORS Be He then << var shong be permit. A feell Pe ails among -_ ditiics of Wadiio const loncuhore Spechers ii murder, has confessed, attor lew words, Northwest delegations that ey ommittee took . saitae. of the 1 —— ‘The request Was grated, 04 to| will be ablet) agree on tha saine FROM THE START of (the states of t ne ce seraeny | pre ale eye yee sold WASHINGTON, June 1—Fok a steady voice Waite began his | candidates, tho they will be sitting iF stes from the Philippines, ‘orto 150 OUT AT HOQUIAM Orpet an abortive medicine on Howing a conference between Pres: speech. at two different conventions. zt and Hawai eet chief of the bureau | September 19, when the Wis- ident Wilson and Attorney General Thanks the Court | The Northwest special carries | Cactus Juice Compound Introduced| They have for a long time been| HOQUIAM, June 1 Approxi i faradiny eommnerse consin university student, said |Gregory today, {t was learned con- “1 wish to thank the court,” he|efght coaches, three Pullman cars,| at the Bartell Drug Co.'s Store |demanding t delegates, who| mately 160 longshoremen in Grays ther, of the New York | fe “had a girl In a bad fix.” \tempt prac igs against Stand- began, “for the fair and expedjtious|a compartment coach, a parlor car,| No. 3 for the First Time in the |now have seats but no votes, be| Harbor quit work this morning in Re Wcddatey at Bore Hartman's testimony will be ard Of! directors, for alleged vio- manner in which my trial was con-|an observation car, a baggage car Pacific Northwest. Demand |given votes the same an Alaska and | fonpe mn with the strike lin H. Wentworth, aec.| dlseredited by the defense lations of a supreme court decree ducted. I thank Mr. Brothers (the|and a diner Was Great the District of Columbia Picketa are patrolling do but National Fire Protec. |_ 12 the detailed confession, Hart-| order the dissolution of the yar rT ee First Stop at Kent i On motion of Committeeman|there has been no trouble thus far.) 00 association; Jay S. Hamilton, |™4n 1s sald to have made, it wis “trust,” may be brought, c Dental Reduction Extended | Kenting Ubaitie, the tiret atop aver 1 as the demand | Warren of Michigan, It was dectded if Portland, Ore.; Frank D. Chase | tated that on January 30, last, Or Kaas wade at Kent, where W. H 60 great for a remedy as Itity recommend to the convention, PUPILS OF the Lowell school |of Portland, Ore.; Frank D. Chas get oes a rie b ve erpene PINCH BOOZE TRUCK was for Cactus Juice Compound. |inat the these terri-| gave “Master Will, of Stratford,” | of Overlock, district de By Eawia J, Brows, ate, Wh B n ; : ; i MAA up. At Rasie Gores, Sen y St, ee Bessel! Deas itortes be sik in Broadway high auditorium Wed J, R. Moorehead, of Kan eastin's Lansing. ape led Mrs. Howard Taylor came|tincou stream of ee Agee Ay There are two delegates from! neaday night and Thursday after-|City, and Warren BR. Bullock, First ave, in Wash- Ch aboard seb anid tuveationte this wordertar(@een cernery noon Milwaukee | ington and Union Blk 4 Other stops in this state are list-| preparation that. has CAUSed SQ} | 1 oop) ed as follows aske “lens | much talk and comment x Vantage of my 4 Cae ee cis eal ae eolalisy ‘at one time! FASHIONS MAKE FUR FARMING PROFITABLE OVER IN IDAHO | |fession is r r $2 pokane, owles will | said s the curse S f 4 | Jot the rty as the state's rep-|of the n | committe zed for Roosevelt |fer from stomach trouble | by George Me former sec-|form. A chain is During tl entire |retary of the na in Taft as ite wer t link, and the weak | n of June I will Leaving this state, stops will with us seems to be the stom-| made at several points in Idaho in other words, you jand at Missoula Hele Liv *e a well ma or woman with a Glen- | diseased stomach dive, in A dan, Jame Cactu is a reconstructive | town and Fargo, Dakot nd tissue builder and an} 1 Staples and n Minne yal tonic for the blood | ots ach, Iver and kidneys, It is ma Sam J. Miller of Seattle, repre 1 plant and vegetable life seating the Northern Pacific, will | too herbs, barks, and al crowd it nature's ¢ reme pu Jean delegates and one for the pro. gressives of this state, another dozen sight accompany i Heaides t 1 It stands without a rival as a ine for the {lls and complic f diseases that the human heir to. trouble can be indicat of the follow cars for the r Don’t Take Chances a “mixed” ca Eating Cheap Food. |) 77078, (00m ora a in the con |symptoms: Indigestion, dyspepsia, | Best of Everything vanion boas te g Tease ater tiaes,| Mink Raised on a North Idaho Fur Farm 4 taste in the Served at Cactus Juice” is handled by all|{mportance of fur farming In the} thor dizz velia a a , | BOISE, Idaho, June 1 The] tain varieties. The fur farmers in tion to those animals, in order to ih OPEN BATHING BEACH mouth and no energ hott of fashion have boosted the/the North were on the Job and|sain their share of the profit, | The } en | i da rich harvest as a result nink and marten sha ved to mink and marten| vals, scores of other varieties arc rs in general turned their atten-|.nands of fashionable women, 9 A | ; | fox farming industry has | 9f CHICAGO, June 1—Chicago’s| Bartell Drug Stores and a special] Northern states and Canada, When| ‘The fox farming industry has| > Grant S a e o Jayground, 26 mile pn poh ntative ia at ‘Store No. 4,|women learned that if they would be|been in operation tn the North for|ular, as w Lake ‘higan front, came into|ist and Pike, to meet the public|up to the minute in style they must|20 years or more, When the dc At Moderate Trices its own today when 60,000 bathers|and explain the merits of this|use fur, and lots of it, on i. mand ved nd ha ‘went to the beaches for the gra Master Medicine” to those who|hats and shoes, there was a notice | urs, the fox farmers and fur ra ein pce. Re eehon. Urey opening call, able increase in th mand for cer Chicago; F. A od, of Cowles, drug to Marian her “it was the fixed for her.” on his hands X lof one of them,” orted to have stated. a barrel of bottled whisky, Orpet’s trial was in its third day Lambert and tell! medicine Orpet | Patrolman P illow Wednesday ‘9 Orpet told me he had two girls | night arrested the driver of an had to get ridjauto truck belonging to the Lloyd Hartman's con-| Transfer Co., which was carrying to visit re the hone nost beautiful and por 11 as the most durable fur In addition to these ant home use ed to meet the varied de which we Stacy Street, and we would be really glad to have you come. The more Seattle people know about the they will eat themselves and the more they will give their children You'll find Tee Cream’ nearest a perfe tly packed for Often Invited You the big modern Ice Cream Factory conduct at First Avenue South and “Cream of Quality Creams” the more “Quality at your aler ve or ip “é CREAM OF QUALITYCR AMM SOLD, PYTHE.BEST,