The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1916, Page 2

Suquamish Bécomes is wun) fees ! Distributing Center and pie eh Prosecutor Looks for People Transfer Point Who Gave “Salts” to Mrs, Pizzella HUSBAND HEARD CRIES Chief Deputy Prose f | Holsell is endeavoring Friday to learn which of Mra, Cetina la’s nelghbors gave her a packa of wha supposed were Ky salt caused her dea Thursday in her home, 2901 ave. 8 Mrs. Plazella succur within two hour taken a dose of the stuff. She had confined to her bed for a week, 4: to Mrs. Pi of a child that midwife 8. who was attend have found that Pizzella, th ped Tn gas WO" esimon, who Our boat service at Suquamish is so very much su- perior to any other on the Sound that folks who have had quamish, distribute them by smaller boats to their re- boat service we have built up for Suquamish, and to them Suquamish is now, and always will be, the center of | , activity. The natural beauty of the place, the miles and ff} “miles of graded streets, the water system, the churches @ Correspondingly low fares to other and schools and homes and stores and the spirit of the > people all make it an ideal spot for summer or winter We Want You to Go to Suquamish and Look Over Our For full information, call or write 1 Terms $2.50 Cash, $2 Monthly TITTirirtetel The Most-Talked-About Picture of the Year UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY | Famy Ward Ji pas. These lots lie level, streets are graded, water i We had 300 five days ago. We have over 250 @ few warm days and all will be gone. Take Kitsap II at Pier 3 at 9 a. m. any day or at 1 p. m. every. \except Saturday and Sunday. Boats leave Sunday Suquamish at 9 a. m. and 2 p. m. Come along and ff} look Suquamish over. Cc ‘ fe] fe] L Salesmen on boat wearing our badge "7? OLE HANSON & SON 316 Pike Street. Phone Elliott 2. ; 25c REBATE COUPON Buy your Winter's supply of Acme Coal now and save “money. Acme is a fine keeper, does not slack out, retains Gts high heating value indefinitely. Give this ad to the Gaeliveryman and he will give you 25c per ton rebate from| 7$4.00, the regular price on Acme Lump. All prices are at} ‘bunkers. Prices on Furnace $3.50, Nut $3.25 and Run of Mine $3, as usual.| = Remember—Acme is the coal that gives most heat per dollar. It} aves both money and trouble, for it leaves least ash and no soot or| Blinkers. We offer the rebate to introduce Acme into new homes, bi at | Bad as well as new customers may take advantage of it Order a load today—it will be the best Coal buy you ever made 0. M. LATIMER, MGR. ACME COAL CO.—ELLIOTT 1400 West Seattle Yard, West 349-W.—Leschi Heights Yard, Beacon 266 25c REBATE COUPON SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES - ADDED COMEDIES OPEN DAILY 9 A. M 10c | REX Loge Senta the SECOND AND UNIVERSITY Children Se COMING SUNDAY MARY PICKFORD, IN “POOR LITTLE PEPPINA” Greatest Bargains Ad Ever Offered to the WA ~tey Public | \ Choose the best you can find in the magnificent stock at this price. Beautiful Novelties, Rich Plain Blues and Blacks. Suits that are marked $25.00, 16 50 $30.00 and $35.00, cut to . e Nothing higher. a WHITE SHIRTS Govern t stock; finest Our entire $15.00 line of superb values in Men's d Young Men's Suits a ts en's Suit: $1 2.50 a $5.00 and $6.00 values. $3.75 Pure Silk Shirts, heavy quality, tailormade. One Wht Bach Lanyard # With hase of Middiew W. S. KIRK’S ARMY AND NAVY STORE 1209 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. Write for Catalogue © Mail Orders Willed Open Saturday Night Tonkin’s THE STYLE SHOP—609 SECOND AVE. STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1916. PAGE 2 ch has bee chemist w c= ei WEW EVIDENCE IN GERMAN ern Shhh SEATTLE MURDER s age inferior service of their own, will in the future take the a a he leave you, and go_off| Suquamish boat and, after landing their passengers at Su- BB) towara the construction can te spective destinations. . a B k Ea t E 7 BB] Ves. About 15 minutes Inter he We are glad that competitors recognize the wonderful B ac. S xcursions came back | construction camp?” ‘we say you are welcome to benefit by it. We want to : buitd up the entire bay on which Suquamish is situate St. Paul — -$ 60.00 Chicago ..... gf his movements and THERE IS ROOM enough for all. | i: -+ 60.00 Toronto ..... 92.00 or soi iy odie | @@ Winnipeg .... 60.00 Montreal .... 105.00 ta Boston ...... 110.00 New York ... 110.70 beh t elf at the time,. ‘Well, he FEAR BLOODSHED IN STRIKE BATTLE wn] VIRGINIA, Minn, June> 16 ;| Bloodshed was antictpated, follow: | si "ling the formal declaration of strtk | thor.’ whe! {Me Iron ore miners that they would not pay any attention to a | yrder, directing them to | The police threaten to drive the | i1]miners out of town, The miners | armed 100} have organized e-|men whom they call thelr own | |“police” force, Wm, D. Haywood Chicago union organizer, tw t ed to be on the organizer | iiee given CONTINUED j FROM PAGE 1 | ip in paper. At the time it ran thru my mind that he was carry jing his lunch.” | » appear to yo sah like «a man who was} BB | down-andout, and wanted work | You Did you fee him again?” id he have had time to go Ww Bundle have the bundle when p back don't think he did. The rea leon I aay this is because I thought | one B has eaten his lunch Willard was dismissed B N nK ned be brought Into | the lard ss testi It about King carrying a |} It was not revealed whether or have further evi dence related to the Willard testi-|® King on A oj k th re and e phone by of the murdered! not the p« that, on searching the house, the night of the n no empty pocketbooks were found under the table in the living room Tells of Pocketbooks Former Chief of Police Louis Lang was called to the stand } He said that he had picked up empty pocketbookg under the ta morn following the |murder, when went thru the} house. CHIEF HOPES TO GET ,, Practically certain that the loot \* ling of the police evidence rooms} AUBI in the Put f building was} carried on b; ns who “had “ r members of olice Chief Beck Friday that he hoped ¢ whole details of the plot protection his depar' ghar a specia Green THRE } quantity O h ave. and Jefferson st f hear-|state ¢ « mn, whojor for as it happened ers _ Bargains They 1 a and Nettleton Oxfo for men sing out th n Lot White Duck Pumps—the kind Duck Lace Shoes—spec $3.50 Women’s White Duck, Rubber Sole Miese And Children's Sport Shoes | within the reach of all wn Stairs Department always & lues to be found in the city 120 MARION 8T IN A STRING FACTOR Y— "STORY FROM KERRY, MAN GOES TO HAVE” STOMACH CUT OUT R. Green, attorney, b San Francisco, wh have his stomach r few of its kind ¢ | any of its functions for months ah he th having| leather ow fn his posses-| THEY TRY TO RESCUE - e denied DAHLONE, June 16.—In O C t a moonshi nd poured a Oo HOLD JOLLIFICATION neem iw WISCONSIN wii join their Sencte-attes| RUIN APPLE TREES at 7:45 p. m. for &/ RARABOO, Wis., June 16.—Deer, : win e 1 and/ which are protected the year round | NDE tietes Steen nt fi n tion chards in the porhood of} meet-|araboo, 1s the ion of the||/ TOMORROW. You can do to the}to Madison to ar Downstairs at Turrell’s “Turrel’s Shoe Co. ‘IF CAESAR ONLY KNEW” How really good the Olive Oil is that now bears his name, it would be a source of pleasure to him CAESAR Extra Virgin OLIVE OIL. is becoming more popular daily. It is fine flavored, pure as gold, and is really a High-Grade Virgin Olive Oil. “CAESAR’S A WINNER” Every Package Guaranteed. Ask Your Dealer for “CAESAR” John Vittucgi Company IMPORTERS SOFT SNAPS :| RAID BUFFET BAR )RESCUE EXPLORERS | Police officers raided the mae LONDON, June 16.—A Reuter dis Bar, 225 Pine st. Friday noon and |confiscated two barrels of cider, said to be extra hard, aud bottled | about to leave the Falklands to res | whiskey. They found the whiskey! | patch says that Lieut. Shackleton is cue the men of his party left on Ele ened }in the safe sald, ne phant island 1 OCCASIONALLY? ASIC | THE SULTAN of Muscat rules ae » Mr. King was |e W) MARRY the hottest country on earth. The nt + eh tricken that log someTHING thermometer has registered 189 Books! lk,” she went on. gra“ | degrees in the sun in Muscat cdgen testified | MUSE THET Ce _ For Vecetion Reading NOT MERELY 2 ENCH- POPULAR: pe Hore lord's Acta oapha user ie FICTION at nerve te Jand bul oe -up of impaired vy Buy « bottle We have just received an in- teresting assortment of books for summer reading—light, en- COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY | ff Roo A few of the many ” by Gene Stratton-Por- ae DRESSES MEN ~ “WOMEN ” by H. & Harri. " by E. S. Field. Strange Case of Mary x FRANK B. 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