The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1916, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916. PAGE 2. After a while the | o CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 tle each time, delegates Ured, and at 12:27 wore a few bushes of admonition. | = -|Free Excursion cv cuwacee| sunday, June 11 TO DELIGHTFUL IL-LA-HEE | York to nominate ex-Senator exe TAKE THE BOAT AT 9:30 A. M. FOR IL-LA-HEE Go to Pier 3, Foot of Madison Street. REPUBLICANS — ARE NOMINATING CAESAR did his country a great service when he cor explosively against the vast dome, . & |] Ohio's delegates nat stolidly by, | Butler dwelt at the outset on the rected the calendar. The name of the great Caesar will rinning at the nolse, but un-| World upheaval and characterized go down through history forever as a great general and moved. | Root as the groatest statesman of all time. | “Amertoaniam,” as he sounded It, | was only sparingly applauded, and |he plunged quickly {nto a blograph. leal atudy of Root. | Senator Smoot, chairman of the conference committee, said he thought two ballots on the prest-! dential nomination would probably ; jbe taken today | Senator Harding waited for the [demonstration to yell itself out, making no attempt to check it Nolse Latte 20 Minutes By 12:26, when the notse had jdeen on 16 minutes, {t thinned out in spote. Then the Vermont boosters got onto the job and things livened up. n with unceas- { time reminds benefactor. As the days and weeks pass « ing regularity, a glance at the score card « us it is time to buy a can of CAESAR Hughes!" w + | was po enthun' jo outburst as bh eulogizged Root's record. The first spontaneous outburst | areoted his remarks as he urged “| All the paraders had by this| “And then we will adjourn until i 7 “gi FE et Bd MF I Get Tickets at Our Office or at the Boa Extra Virgin \[| The Vermonters produced a Spatters of handclapping came 0 |]| watchman’s rattle, punctuating the |occastonally when Nicholas Murry 9) aa Ol IVE OI yell, “Hughes, Hugh Dutler nominated Root, but there yy Ne ere | of | rae Acid Phosphate Caesar, the name applied to this excellent Olive Oil, stands for the triumph lity. teatin — Virgin,” yes, but not to be construed as being better than “Virgin,” that | would be an absurdity. ‘To try to make you believe this would be an insult to your jf) intelligence. | i i Virgin Olive Oil Vittucci Virgin Olive Stands preeminently’at the top as the highest quality of Olive Oil produceable and does not accept the supremacy of any other. Caesar Extra Virgin Olive Oil is de signed to meet a demand for a cheaper and necessarily a heavier grade of Pure Olive Oil. |, There Is nothing better for na |#trong Americanism. | jinsomnia, sick headache or a “A resolute, just, allhabsorbing” |type of patriotism, which should stand as the keystone of genera tions to come was the substance of his mensage on this point. A storm broke loose immediately | after Butler closed, | A woman who sald she waslf) Mra, Thomas Root, daughterta- law of the senator, In the gallery back of the speaker's stand, cut loose with the wildest, most man jacal yells eo far heard by the del egates, and the delegates were so interested {nm watching her that they forgot to clap. | Chauncey M. Depew, 82, stood on his seat, lifted his voice in yow!ls and waved o flag. Depew and the woman tn the gallery divided attention and fin-| ally Depew, always gallant, eub ided, #0 that the crowd could con-| centrated on the feminine rooter She was mainly responsible for keeping things going after the | demonstration had been going flv Today—Tomorrow Jackstraws Big Lubin Sensation The Fishers 5c Every Package Guaranteed Ham and Bud Caesar Extra Virgin Olive Oil is becoming rapidly distributed with the dealers, who are quick to discern its worth, Ask for CAESAR EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL JOHN VITTUCCI CO. IMPORTERS Salesmen on Boat Wearing Our Badges WHERE IS IL-LA-HEE? 12 miles from Seattle, opposite Crystal Springs. One hour's run on boat. On the mainland. Served by Steamer Tolo and Steamer Hyak. IS IT WATERFRONT? It is, and fine waterfront, so level you can drive an auto right out onto the beach. HOW DOES GROUND LIE? Gentle slope to south and east. Fine view Has sun all day. Low tide, part of front has over 900 feet of beach. WHAT IMPROVEMENTS ARE GO- ING IN? Water main laid free, every water main laid free, gravity system from springs way back on hill. Free athletic and swimming instructor. Fine large Inn, called the Old Home- stead. One of the nicest orchards on the Sound. some one handed the wo man two flags and she started tp with renewed voice and enthunt Much cleared land. € What do you charge for | | acreage? 1 $50 to $200 per acre What do you charge for lots? $100—and up | WHAT CLASS OF PEOPLE ARE jf BUYING? Some of the nicest folks in Seattle. We will gladly furnish you with names, and ydf a call them ‘up. GE am. | An old gray-haired lady tn front of the feminine cheer leader with! j har hends to her ears and a horri fled expression on her face. | The root demonstration lasted 10/]} minutes. j Arkansas, next on the list, yteld- 4 to Gov, Willis of Obio, to nom!-| nate ex-Sep. Theo. Burton. | He got a good hand The governor has about the loud WILL SING “ELIJAH” Under the direction of Judson W. | ‘Mather, the choir and soloists of MARGUERITE CLARK The Darling of the Boreen Plymouth Congregational charch will give the second annual presen- tation of “Elijah” in the charch Fri- ing. The choir includes FEAR BOOZE CULT City Attorney Kennedy, tn a new Gry ordinance, has defined the word! “clergym meaning an of) dained minister, to prevent ex-| saloonmen from founding a religious cult, setting themselves up as min) ieters and engaging in liquor traf | | 70 vo! j street leat voice In captivity and he had [his audience with him from. the Ronald Hilton, pastor | lee ee ee aon fle “for sacramental purposes.” | start His powerful tones reverber- | — graded and water mains lacnitied WHERE CAN 1 LUMBER, | formerly chaplain of the Northwest | | ‘ | without = charge Community ub BRICK, ETC.? Right on the ound. " See He waa the first orator garbed |]! s' gr - p moupten, pees, fe pry te saything other than the ous | ge Pg rages lag 29 room Better come over and see Il-la-hee. You tomary cutaway or frock coat. He and wide veranda, without charge. will be surprised at its beauty and the | th Kootenay battalion, Can PACIFIC OUTFITTING Cl | Wore « busin it and tan shoes 1) Tennis Court goes with land. ¥ sf }adian expeditionary forces, being | mobilized under the command of j Cot. doo h McKay, of Seattle. extent of our improvements. . Take the boat at Pier No, 3, foot of Madison Street, at 9:30 a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. We will be there with the tickets. Ole Hanson & Son 316 Pike Street. Phone Elliott 2. 4 Better get free tickets at office. Fine book of views for asking at office. : “If we take a little of these ‘per of the progressives, with the logic and the organization of the repub- Means, and combine them, all | can't beat us,” he shouted A the Community Beach dedicated to lot own- ers. School already established and built. Free kindergarten for little children. COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN~-WOMEN Second and University _ Westinghouse Electric laudience yelled back It proval Coming funday } Willis put more “pep” and good Radiant Toasters for— Destin Farsem humor and enthusiasm into the| | Seattle from Portland Friday by pigeon post. It was an invitation signed by the governor of Oregon and the mayor of Portland, asking Seattle to attend the Rose Fes- tival. convention than {t hi 5 Willis concluded at 1:45 and the Buckeye state’ $1.75 Reardon Hectric Co. 1527 Fourth Ave. The Best Shirts | Made for Mot Yon Bet The classiest shapes $1 .00 | and weaves in the city. That’s the kind I am A style for every man. They are priced right selling. They are stand- ard makes, made to fit $2 and $3 ' | aire and waved flags. |etatements of the republican con- eee the aco Willis held an/ferees, as read by Perkins, cheered impromptu reception. wildly until they learned it was in_ West Virginia delegates helped quoting the progressive report that «well the Burton ery but the band the republicans spoke of unanimity | drowned all of the noise out with on Roosevelt the exception of the reiterated yell They groaned as the republican ‘We Want Burton.” report was read again and they Ohio had the demonstration|!earned the republicans bad said largely to itself with the excep nothing for Roosevelt. tion of some of those in the gal-| Dean Lewis of Pennsylvania uni- leries. | Yersity read the platform. A direct Gov. Willis left the stage and | picking up the Obfo standard led | the delegates in a parade about the floor. | The demonstration had been going on for 18 minutes when! Harding, himeelf an Ohloan, leaned |over and urged them to “go to It."| attack upon the undersea policy of Germany was incorporated in the platform. “The wonderful progressive con- vention stands like the rock of Gib- |Taltar for Roosevelt,” wired Na- jtional Committeeman Austin E._ Griffiths to The Star Friday. Committeeman Griffiths is one |of the ringleader eupporters for Col. Roosevelt at the Auditorium. ~ - Cut =a aang ed expenses ive the Most for the Money at all times! Sell every article at the low- est possible! That's the eria idea. ices are the utmost in onomy, and iiein steven,” Ho. epe- stores. No spe- cials—no special sale days —but prices that average the lowest in Seattle every CONTINUED | That’s What Hundreds of Seattle’s sane: Wates 1 To Get Good Shoes and wear, in many | oa handsome patterns and | BEST DRESSED MEN conan emis wren || ULOW Pekces ED : colors. Let me show you the } Turrell’s Downstairs Every one fully| new PANAMAS at . | THE PROGRESSIVES | Dept. always affords its guaranteed. $3.50 and $5. ig; Would Yell if You Asked Them: |] patrons an opportunity to MAX LOVE BEN GRAY Wh vary made the statement it did save good dollars and still at Are the for two purposes—first to reach, if t GOOD SHOES. 322 PIKE ST. |B possible, an agreement with the ge . ° republican convention’ in session and easondly, to build Ue & position Men's Work Shoer—the kind that give comfort and service— O strong that the public would un- || Overy Pair of solid leather vo-sss-sse- $RG5 to $5.00 questionably stand with us nos aoe yoann peed uppers with a special tanned sole “The results of the work we do ures good wear, in the not four or nk hoses would | Ladies’ Spectal White Duck, turn sole boots with $-inch top i be as momentous as any in any Wien, tae tains dic hi Pa weesees 3.95 Is Good great military engagement wae Lis Pp. seceeees OBL U. 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Preparedness Message WE ARE SEATTLE’S EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Johnson Cheered A good showing of Sport Shoes in White Canvas with rubber We Are With You PO are spend ; Bord pond 4 yhjedl bag ge Hee ee eee arsereresreeesccccseeeseeseses 3 4 Spend it ‘ 4 1 WOE Bh vusocenscencacnand HO64 LATED 040000004040 0005.06 4 Attention! i ' To Charge Here Costs | | We Pay You 5 Per Cent Bee eteie tenstan cr pega r Our Children's Lines are very completa Barefoot anne faints title @sin & You Nothing Extra Anterest necessary and keep you fully in-| in Black, Tan and Smoked Horsehide, eee hk aoe “It’s an Accommodation” on Every Purchase formed. Will you do this?” | Th We feature the “Acrobat™ line for children’s play shoes i : - Gov, Johnson of California was} ey stand the hard service. What Uncle Sam says to the nation to the {ntroducéd in the midst of a great Ladies with email feet will find Oxfords and Pumps galore at vidual. Lat QUALITY be your. watchword, We Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the United States. demonstration POT PAIT ssseeeeeeeeeseerersreeerees vee ste eeeeees $1.00 ds which have stood the highest tos! | There is little I can add to Mr ’ 2 8. Government goods which have passed Perkins’ report,” he said. “I have ‘ 1392-34 2 | ff ports made by the republican com 180 MARION er, $1.00 1» $5.80] Beoond Union mittee to their convention. The . casei 908 SECOND AVE. Bisente mmnocks, with | Mf aves pethaahs republicans accept the issues as we Bre ol | B\ make them and acknowledge they Seattle Division— ‘Hoe | have BO BAD 80 fit to the} ——— . festa MASE Bi Wea tal Bh Bor ne = issue as Theodore Rooseve' a Groceteria Stores re Seattle Woman on Floor 25c REBATE COUPON - an _ t was voted oO give the comm : : o Weerluke “ sas taave. tne “a is Until further notice you can save 25c per ton on ACME No. 2 (University) 1214 Work on adoption ot the platform LUMP COAL. 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