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

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STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1916. PAGE 2 OUNCIL DISCUSS ‘SENATE ARGUES ° JITNEY ORDINANCE BOLD BURGLAR EXEMPTION. OF vrsosso.-su-e- BURGLES BOOZE MARRIED MEN ‘===. FROM CITY HALL TONIGHT Night Onis!” Absolutely FREE Corporation Counsel Caldwall has aes . given an opinion to Councilman) ppree shots to stop WheitEren, dene os Thomson that the city has power tl hurgiar who be ie thant ter tiae Possibility of “war within a few houre” wae the warning given the senate by Reed of Missourl today in urging all haste in aiding militiamen and cet afi MAY ISSUE BONDS Reed made his solemn warn ing during a bitter debate on train drivers from taking fares sting on atreets tray Jay morning liquor bullding headquar KROnR ft the form department, at den, as it Su Morris, on ¥ |ricen of th the action of the measure in WASHINGTON, D. C,, June 26 4:10 a.m od A man stealthily the house militia draft which | Should war be declared on Mextco, |jeave a side door to the street. He would grant payment of $50 a [expenses wo ef by 8” | carried a package under his arm month to families of militia. jissue of war bonds, according to y ran ¢ airs after him mon. | plans congressional leaders are Con | poggess fired one shot, Morris two 1 the | sidering 1 | Hiteheoek (Neb) sec fight by Reed on the ¢ stituted by the committ y missed cess ran after him, and re-| Fron HAIN FAG be ports that he ran into a post ing married. men from service for| , Korsford’s Acta Phosphate This kr 4 him out and the [the house clause providing pay nerves. brain|burglar escaped | ment to dependents of militiamen,}« following mentall In the meantime Lieut, Mason Once during an eloquent appeal __/Sergt. Smith and Patrolman New P a l nl é SS | dy Reed, Senator James, who was ton, on duty at pollee headquarters, | | presiding threatened to clear the hearing the shots, jumped out of al gall lofige if there was any more window and surrounded the block. | applause Il they found was a couple of It Is as much the duty = Wweattne jolder eddin , }married man an others Tue MARGUERITE: be of Golden Wedding 10 at Hitchcock, “to serve his country ; Bec And it is the duty of the tazpay oe Iding oe a. seco «t a era—the government—to take care rot ng the i | his ¢ en der Hi ck was loudly applauded. He sa , gating nny t o," he sald, “that men wo fu t e by olimtnatis the burglar wasn't captured. The replactd wit tr Now officers were only 50 behind Works of Cailfor him.” system all wrong at the - ‘contemplated » auch service THREE HEARD IN | SHORT_NEWS INQUEST TODAY A tale of Kentucky's Mountains—surpasses many and equals any feature that Hart has appeared in. —IN— | CIVIL SERVICE examination pa-! pers by firemen show 21 Heutenants passed exama for captain and 6¢ SILKS passed the examination for promo-| tion to Heute FRYE HOTEL next Friday night be scene of opening of an ot the Washing “Bubbles of Troubles,” our Keystone comedy, puts a new meaning to real fun. REEL PICTURES | ciestca. First at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 Matinees 10c Children Se Evenings 15¢ JOHN W (poLey. attorney In the New York building, has been ¢ consul to Sp and Alaska His head quarters will be in Madrid AE SPENCER, employed by the Seattle Construction & Drydock Co., bas submitted plans of his fn- nued Monday to probe of who slew th He told the e had left th ters’ door at 3 of their deaths Other witnesses were Mra. W. FF) Davies, King’s daughter, and Mrs ‘atherine Smith, a neighbor, wh jVention to the war 4 nid about an interview with the }will save expense an isters a few days before their | ay! ai guns of the navy ¢ when Mrs vention a® coroner's jury that paper at the ais | 50 p.m, the day! | AXEL CARLSON, soft drink palace, 230 was arrested Saturday night patron who was drinking “four gern” of real boore disappeared MEMORY OF Jamen J. F nation's greatest where it is said large sums were hidden (MILITIA GETS CAKES Four waiters from the Northern Pacific accompanied the troops to American Lake and distributed in- dividual fruit cakes to each of the $50 men, with compliments of azen Titus, superintendent of the P. dining car service. Stamped postal cards were also given to the soldiers No “Flavorings” locks will be cloned to enable the Here. under tho anaploes of the Seattle |p) of the water in the canal sae >\chamber of Commerce. Jodee leo the height of 26 feet above Puget — lestia Youker, When you go to one & | thomas Burke will deliver oration. |sound, WAUKEGAN, Ill, June 26—De- of the scores of Deal £5| +iyeo KARL JOHNSTON, Seat-| A BIRTHDAY party will be held|claring that “this {s @ court room,| COUNCILMAN SOB HESKETH = Ea ORPET DEFENSE OW iii vcr ct cteagee to mary Oe ers =who sell =the r, may sing here atthe music|for Mra. W. F. Manning at her|not @ theatrical production or an/|is back in the old town. Bob was “Cream of Quality » be held July 1 under home, 6503 10th N. W. Guests are| experimental school in sociology,”|an alternate with the Washington Creams” and ask for to Jas. H. Wilkerson, chief of counsel delegation to the republican con- one of our many delt- Jfor Will Orpet, announced tn bis | vention in Chicago. cious Fruit Creams, pening statement for the defense pices of the Seattle Federa-|each to bring pennies ac tion of Musical Clubs. |thetr ages, up to 25. Pur ANNUAL PICNIC of employes of! used for prohibition cau be held in Wood-| LAFE HAMILTON you can be sure that == 4 today that he would count on cold| fs Orpet innocent of opened the Fruit is as p . park Saturday afternoon July |b amp ts to pro SAN FRANCISCO, June 2 the Cream rooms 206-7 tr ert’s murder Seven companies of Const a fruit FOR 15 DAYS, beet Satur Archie Coon { y motive for murder Just Printers § Be it? suagriininocn ifer te alll open to afl Jare on the way der fror ed and day, the Lake Washingt ana manager. Hamilton — Cesecaek cet 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 } reef oe HmoUs oO t a here today ‘ « ourselves bt —~ 4 readers of The Star. Teeth will be extracted by the Bijleft at an early b . te ' wonderful new painless method without charge of any eee fort. Not one penny will be asked of any patient and ff}, Modern rooms, neat service sre Preys Gray Hair Restored i »bligation whatsoever. v6. ry t the offer is free from any obligation ginia, near Westiske A aay Comino gn spears to its y Na or Hundreds have already been relieved of suffering by why HIT Ae Dr. Sipes and in no case has there been the slightest i Niche wilt {ill tlh ists the price. MEATS TO SUIT |AMUSEMENTS Thanks to this latest discovery of medical science, the most difficult operation encountered in dental EVERY TASTE surgery is relieved of its terror 9 Dr. Sipes is entitled to rank as one of the leaders FRYE Ss in his profession, having graduated from the famous Beginning T _Tomorrow M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS Russian rehestra Formerly at the Coliseum. DAILY MUSICAL PROGRAM applications to {ts original de: podrome THEATRE Third and Cherry EUGENE LEVY, Mgr. slow sy 08 A Mechanical Toronto University, also the Royal College of Dentistry, with first honors. He specializes in high-grade goid {| QUALITY oe ; crown and bridge work, and plates that can scarcely be ff} MARKETS — i wing Seattle from Nome Sunday The German/ and English Fleets in Action on the North sea-—The Product of the Mechanical Work- Ings of the Mind of a MM ccccccccss sts Genius “Tales From the Vienna Woods”.... “La Boheme”.....ssccerses a“ Puccini SPECIAL FRIDAY CONCERTS Selections by Request 100 Longshoremen WAGES 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. 50c per hour Overtime after 5 p. m. 75c per hour 100 Truckers on Wharf WAGES 7a. m. to 6 p. m. 40c per hour Gat the Round Package Ask For and CET eA: Overtime after 6 p. m. 60c per hour Used for Yp Century Meals and Beds Furnished avoid Substitute } HORLICK'S obiaat Steady Work Guaranteed THE ORIGINAL jag Ana ae MALTED MILK Made from clean, rich milk with the ex- Dodwell Dock & Warehouse Co. tract of select melted grain, malted in our ° Pier 14 own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions, Telephone MAIN 1223. Photoplay Program Until Thursday “The Destroyers” In Five Acts. Adapted From the Story “Peter God.” PATHE WEEKLY AND COMEDY. Admission 15 Cents satisfy you, no the nature of are big an ened is located at 1420 Second ave., opposite the Bon Aner —. 1 27c| Mats, L, Roy Slater, of Spokane, chair) The steamer Umatilla arrived Pork Backbone: 10 : — ’ 5 Ibs. for....... va C PALACE HIP *:"4,, ‘will call a meeting before the week 4) i nees, 1 ; at OF THE G) Pork COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITY | aaa yatten, rea ile Binet e Look for 'U. 8. Purple Stamp | R = FE he wo, Yer ACTS It Signifies Purity and Quality ton & , t < Troops AFTERNOONS di shed fre k i h. Fhe Boston Dental Company, of which Dr. Sipee | TUESDAY SPECIALS |ageragy NEW PANTAGES) THE Ss Bde ieassensnnte 9c. aude BATTLE SLATER IN SEATTLE | BRINGS RICH CARGO |S.12" 18c ... Man of the state progressive com ? ) mittee, is in Seattle and probably ih 08 pleseneete‘abearé 6 noice ‘Veal i is over to decide the future of the $90,000 r 0, of bullion and furs! Chops ] 5c TODAY AND Tt Hi tetas lari, meknloce, meu” 446] aie | § NAVIES J obemng |4 cans Wild | Rove Milk i 25c¢ ‘Hundreds Salhines Our wae WING MARKETS, | TFITTING fl Painless Dentistry | OLYMPIC MARKET ighte ea} _— 1 DRESSES WEN “AMER i Ls gua en fo HIPPODROME ji VAUDEVILLE Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M. YOUR CREDITISO.K. wat Pal Uintry aatbie aa ae The Washington En Route to American Lake ’ . Peg 0° the Ring Sixth Instaliment 5c EVENINGS ind children thrive on it. Agr Thay weakest stomach of the invalid or the ed. one ccoling nor addition of mith, Nourishes and sustains more than tea, coflee,ete. hy te IR Cluvk.. I Should be kept at home or when traveling. Anu: |"! . y tritious food-drink may be prepared in a moment i . A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing dleap. 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