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

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916. PAGE 7, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 NDING OPENS | | SEATTLE WOMAN p G.0.P. SESSION’ | AWARDED HONOR Hhees Bhity Unity in Keynote» OR. CONVENTION |4,,.. THE GEM OF Sasgech to the 5 / Prog ve Candidate Convention GETS UNDER WAY Official Nomination CHICAGO, June 7.—"Amer Roosevelt, Amel ey cer DORWite PUGET SOUND leanism” was the keynote, an th ie ed CHICAGO, June Chalr arty unity the appe ‘$s » Ke " cor Warren 7 “hare ae t ot man Thomas Murphine of the speech formally opening the re wi . Washingt progressive dele publican national convention Roosevelt t gation today announced he will The vast majority of the peo t make a fight on the floor of | ple, Harding said, expected the Delegates Sing “America” | the convention to nominate | party sponsors “to w anew 4 a Case € ald what ’ t t Roosevelt The day afternoon the sacred covenant of repub ove ‘ ee e pa : Riba boo menees Menalem, env to. ¢ rate the en politics patriot vr _ party to the natic use 7 ‘ pat bed t : ~ 4 Wash dehsiéia 0h ooh gamle ot Bacon ps ; reo pract 4 behind Mur press. t Pot is ar on anc “The country has recrette 1. Le ; a . * ‘ ‘ m x oe Roosevelt per fies that ts forget and make amends - “te go ncaa tm m We did not divide over funda “no hasty ¢ k : . n aS The alli he t : n :, nes e te are rest ers in reunion ° a} Chat 1 renanited: 0s a PPP sd the banners of harmony are f ra aires ; ae sre F I chads dhs cetesicnion| | th The new Seattle-Built Passenger Steamer F. G. Reeve, doctrines. ; " ts seine < to . : { carrying 300 passengers, will leave Pier 3 promptly at 9 a. m. mas oe SiR Se ne ban wang Sean _ Returning, arrive Seattle 6 p.m. Time of run, 50 minutes. expressed t! was not a react peace Bee aR tot op | on ot Free tickets issued only at 614 Green Building, beginning ee ts eat tha today. Office open evenings. First come, first served. ete enw ane im Re Crowding not permitted. Limit 300 people. You and your Bie, navi, Haring eu talon thle, ten es htt eat family are welcome. Bring your baskets and bathing suits. Wilson adr en te, See res Bee en i Colthurst is oh trial he . = : ‘ " 4 aaky. Shattinete 4 got merely a p t th ¢ t for of the ah en * t . ye on . Dixon and Fred Mcintyre dur s oT Tecent rebellior w ” Witnesses t he took the ° ee. seam. fre : Hard CONTINUED saying oot them. | for ariad t ~ + 1 think !t the ri gto d e Vera ¢ t FROM PAGE 1 They were shot by a fir ar of . A = ia speech was Great Ovation 4 Commemoration of Seattle's big ~<a aenation sont re, which Htera!l t the}, Fhe 4 +3 June 6, 188 en . - A gual even > arding Pe oat, owe ’ Tuesday t 1 ir say As t Gents, who gath é ber of Com the - # niversary. Jos! oy ti 3 wa : se @ Bp temporary chairman and Herbert) A : % Schoenfeld secretary and a jok the roo aa g i ; cee ane his vows rink . Texas fn 4 SUFFER HEAVY LOSS ent nt, quoted the £ Git I Pe The above scene Is the firet that will greet you when you land G l I f 4 "4 enn elexa a . ss cnssinl an | Atasit at Indianola Beach Sunday. If the tide is low, you will even eneral Information OTTAWA, J : este ot! « c more beach than the picture reve: The wharf is 1,001 feet long Home sites at Indianola Beach are priced at $40 for tracts a few ¥ bh @ heavy fighting ° fina ettort, | “7 w (engineer lal measurement), and in all but 80 feet of this distance blocks back from the water fre at to $500 fer extra large water front 4 and the bombin at amidst t ver Ing . her daveid at parcels. Forty-dolar tracts are $5 cash and $2 monthly. One hundre yards of the a! 4 * Af rin the balcony led th cove ‘ a bathing beach that is all clean, hard sand, devoid of rocks, dollar tracts are $10 cash and $ nthly; $200 tracts are $20 cash and today the ave euf-| e the @ i Roose ‘ gravel and mud. The beach extends one-quarter mile each way from $5 monthly, and $500 tracts $50 cash and $10 monthly, ” ¥ ” ! e arf and every foot of I ide for th land fr fered trer cose Sap t the . se eee 16 5 O06 Guenter he Tun ane WOR We oF There is a great deal of rustic material on the ground for the man Gen. W sd "~e exact " oe Indianola Beach homesite owners, Buyers of tracts removed from the wishing to do his own building. We supply lumber at lowest Seattle ed and Gén. is be e H -t r Chatr wok fr have equal interest with owners of water front tracts In this prices, delivered on the ground and gold on easy payments. We bulld << the t We magnificent water playground outright for others, and take our pay for both tracts and housg in small na of office ' fie a monthly installments. A first payment of as little as $25 will tover 4 Chilly, Says DePew . e When you leave the wharf, you enter nature's garden. The prop- our tract and an inexpensive but comfortable house. A few dollars a 4 OZE BILL FRAMED ‘ : : t the coldest co tor Bade erty 9 covered with an almost unbroken etand of madronas, maples, month will take care of the balance.\.In fact, living at Indianola Bench, a r ev . . oe flea, codare and tinalled Veen, Giveepednes idle ble Maweds ta teens including the payments on house and tract, is cheaper than renting in i Druggists who Intend sell cabirse Many and a wealth of beautiful ferns and shrubs. Seattle W toxicating Mquor te c linge T > 4 F You can live at Indianola Beach and work in Seattle. Boat service $1,000 bond with the * t ard As ‘ a t " Down through the middie of the tract flowe Indianola creek, a Is 80 arranged that you can reach your work before 8 and before 9, and a sworn stat ' | stream fed by a thousand eprings, and affording ample water supply of leave for home after 5 and after 6 p.m, Transportation Is cheap—12//20 stock mosth t have a There wa of sacl ie “Tala mada de Pa per ride on commutation tickets, one door lead’ < : t t bd pte ming Ao ont net only for érinking, but for Indianola Beach is 12 miles from Seattle; that Is, 45 to 60 minutes? of business, to the pro-|and have been @ atl. ot al! household and sanitary purposes. Upstream a few blocks Is a dam run, depending upon speed of boat. of t roposed new cit ¢ there te ennui * Btmr 5 tone rs "hy f ‘ surrounded by glant fire and cedars. Water from this storage basin The view from the property takes in Seattle, Mount Rainier, the . taede of Mayer Gill, Wednes Peele , |e \ will be pumped Into a tank with 150foot elevation, and from thence Cascades and Olympics, Bainbridge island and the Sound, with Its ever. day. , é. tt be aeint rw t nt piped to all parts of the property. This work is now under way. changing vista of commerce. t | New dele 1 Path a The beach is pre-eminently a bathing beach, the best on Puget ° ene wee : athe tramped by generations of red men cross the property. sound; hard, clean sand. Size of beach, one-half mile long and 600 to DELEGATES ik FIGHT as certal sat nde ' Streets have been laid out and Improved and bridges built. There are 900 feet out to low water. t one Sivas le Cheered comfort stations for men and women and dressing and checking roome Sunday's trip is a FREE excursion. No cost and no trouble to you, CHICAGO, 7.—A continge i Oscar ch th for bathers of both sexes, and many other conveniences. except to call at our office for your tickets. Bring your family. Pack of Sherman enthusiast 1 w ‘ i ’ re ed your basket. Don't forget your bathing suits. The Indianola bathing a delegation of Roose rooters today and in the 1 of fists, one tac q velt banners w The clash oc manites end: Roosevelt b re dam -_ . FRYE’ s* QUALITY “eames MARKETS fen ing Thursday Specials: rine ey are arden Fresh Oregon ri, en tes tae 7° 6Ranch Eggs........ 27c 4 Li ooke Choice Spare a fra 7 ite. ...5 a | electric Sao i Choice Veal Figs the ftns AM HOPE. . os scccee sche 15c United St tand Pork Backbones, the light Os sip os xdo'es 10c rey ike P Choice Steer Pot Roast “Sugar Cured Bacon Backs 4 cans Wild Rose Milk 3 AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS: OLYMPIC MARKET LIM Pike St on t Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It Bignifies Purity and Quality Sib Shops Open Until 6:20 P.M. | 4 ha tte 30,ltoovevelt 70, Total veh with Secre again and | Cry for "Teddy" t r € t } elt McGrath on Platform rn ‘ 4! Before Robins began re|D read the the fr i t 1 } n of| ref t ress! t : t ," ¢ { 1 W. Perkins, chairman of man of When you see Indiandla Beach, you, like others before you, will be When you shall have enjoyed the view, played on the broad beach, tramped through the shady groves, drunk the pure water and ap- charmed. praised Its manifold advantages, you will dianola Beach enthusiast. 614 Office Open Evenings 615 Just naturally become an beach is many degrees warmer than Alki, having a southern exposure and long stretches of sun-warmed sands. Invite your friends to make up a picnic party, but—do not overlook the important matter of getting your tickets early. Limit 300, Arrange to reach the dock, Pier 3, foot of Madison street, five or ten minutes before 9. Come prepared to en- Joy a real outing. You will not be disappointed. In. : a - INDIANOLA BEACH LAND CO. Joshua Green Bldg. Phone Elliott 317 f t t olution }nan nfer e 1 I al rmmittee f we nade to| on a platform and « candi h the oO, P. | date agreeat nd to ef. Heads Insurgents jfect a reunion of the progressives 1 te T 1 ublicans, if possible. i ‘ F uintainiig a| © 1 of radical Western t t t t national race, | °T to preserve the : ’ nanie + ive party's individuality beg a ieee Han aed us | ured to oppose this reso a ; Lye t ind, If the step became nec : ’ rush thru a nomination of | : Fee Cun | Roospvelt and then put {t up to the : t : . ment | ef ins to accept him or a F of € an adjustment | repunilcans : > wi 6b! Box for T. R.'s Folks ‘ Mpc gle i, 2 alll HANG (a ive bull moosers , De licen | eet. At wvold nomination ‘ : regi Ra ntil Frida Saturday ji 1 It ‘ The balconies of the Auditorium | Horak a flat | Were_packed n to the offer Hoxes in the front row were oc the privilege of dictating |C¥Pled by many women nationally t ublican platform if he| known tap de and throw his}. One box was erved for Mr : to Hus and Mrs, Theo. sevelt, jr; Mre Alice Longworth and other rela Plans Harmony Steps aves ofS. to follow immediately when|. FRESHLY CUT fence posts and Ra 1] t ra uir-ltelegraph poles often start growing the convention, concluded again When set up in the tropics, CHARGE | REACHERY T.R. IDEAS PUT IN WARLORD’S DEATH INTO PLATFORM - CHICAGO, June 7.—Every pre. LONDON, June 7—A marked | pressed a willingness to yield his|paredness and “Americanism” plank stimulus to recruiting today— e nt to Robertson |that Colonel Roosevelt has pro- the last day under the volun- ee acd AN ibaa dts ee ed in the past year is to be in- tary group system—and a de- The demand for the internment| cluded, along with woman suffrage mand for-the internment of all of aliens grows out of the fact that!and labor reform planks, in the enemy allens, regardless of age, belief is almost Britain-wide that] matform of the progressive party, sex or naturalization, are the [the Germans knew exactly of the)” \Winiam Allen White, members of results of the death of Lord | Morning pie Bate Kitchener, The} the progressive resolutions commit. Kitchener. “Cireumstances point ridge 4 eeareal pane fey et There {s possibility of a political | or treact 1 Rane, : nave cotapial of ca struggle in the background concern ispect t ore, owing @) pr ir draft of the platform, ing the appointment of his success: var tree m still allowed toliargely under Colonel Roosevelt's Ps enemy subjects of Great Britain.” | Mreee This lies in the fact that some be-| Premier = Asquith taken : charge of the war office temporart lieve the post should go to a civil jan, while others are for the ap-|!%» It was announced today JAPANESE Is VICTIM pointment of a military man, prefer. | | ably Sir Wm, Robertson, chief of! TEXAS, IN 1850 t2th in rank, is] spacer staff, Br omen G ake, ae a TOKYO, June 7.—Lieut. Com, He could not serve as secretary Chosuke Shimomura, Japanese na- of state for war without being rais-| Wealth, It t t in size and fifth) yal observer on the British crutser ed to the peerage or occupying ajin population, and its railroads are|Queen Mary, went down with that eat In the house of commons of highe lue than those of anyjvessel during the Jutland naval One commoner already haa ox-lother state, battle last week,