The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1916, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR POINDEXTER GAINS | THE Bon M ARCHE ‘NATIONAL HONORSON | FREDERICKENELSON | Pike Sireei--~ Second Avenue-——“Union Sree —-Etoit 4100 | RECORDIN U. S. SENATE r ew Senator Miles Poindexter, In 1908 he secured the republic bd | republican candidate for re- |an nomination for congress and election, is one of the few men pledged himself to work as an ip i In public life in this |dependent agaist the machine and | has achie bows rule of Joe Cannon, then e | tion, Thruout hie speaker of the house. He resigned |] congres hai his place on the bench and won |f 1 e ec wea? | upon by leading magazines and | (he congress onal office if national associations to con- Kept His Pledges | 1 tribute artic! on various eco. His course in the house was 4/9 \ aithtul observance of his campaign Remaining =. Hundred’s of Novelties in Women’s New ]}) 22 'sctire'?, We Tssance, |pletgen, wo much so that hen the Senator Poindexter’s views on | political bosses of thie state met in | Assortments of Sag” Autumn Neckwear at Special Prices [suas ne aan. | Govcion: Puget watt ANY Trimmed Special purchases of new and pretty Autumn Neckwear made Senator ‘oindexter” Is recogni : om N oer Gc . i Summer Hats ; a ute ed ana th lent, and his atx specially for this day at this sale \yearw experience in the senate and ’ iS . m Two big lots to choose from, and whether you buy from |[|two in the house have added con ’ hia Priced for Quick 50c " > kk ‘ smise vou splendid (4 | siderably to his native ability to get y Na - i the 50c lot or the $1.00 lot, or both, we promise you splendid Ppt cat tacts and to present Disposal, at value. |them fntelligently ¥ \ | Secures Aid for Bremerton 95c | New Flat Collars and | Handsome Georgette and ff) iit ray eee eee one | ae Basement Ba Waist Sets Special 50c Organdy Collars $1.00 J etic tn’ tie important ‘naval ay: ‘ New Middy: Blouses Clocked Silk nmittee of which he is a mem. i 0 i Ne i iter that Won approval inf the sen . Oddly Shaped Affairs of Organdy or Voile lovelty Double and Single Effects | ber, " i Spe ci ial 95 c Stockings, 75c Pr. u sso e jate for hia bill to appropriate $2 A large assortment of new styles has Handsome Neckwear for only $1.00 }065,000 for equipping the Bremer: just come in. The large Organdy Collars | included are Georgepte Collars in square |} }ton navy yard for battleship con 7" ; : jie Poe , OMEN'S Full - length with hemstitched ruffles—Voile Collars in | effects edged with lace; others of organdy |B] struction VERY favorable purchase is responsible for W Black Stockings of pure pointed shapes edged with lace, and plain | and voile, scalloped, double and single |f| , Me not only won the senate, | » the unusually-low price quoted on these — {hread-silk (irregulars) with | | ef but had the active support of ; : , ; and pointed Waist Sets. | effects and waist sets edged with lace pte po Srv Reavy Oaniels, attractive Blouses, which are made up in excel- mbroidered clockings in self- itt d spoke In f ¢ , “sein id double lis the Pander wekeere. “i white and fast-color combinations. op and double lisle When the bill got to the house, 1) te ahetch stows three smatt' styles in the pur- M01), (te anid: teh. epee ii encountered various storms, and A Sale of Long Silk Gloves at 95c a Pair lthe able leadership of Senator chase. They come in women’s and misses’ sizes xceptional values at T5@ A clean-up of our $1.25 : 5 y Silk ‘ | “up 1.25 and $1.50 elbow-length or 16-button Silk Gloves, made Poindexter was miased, as he had Special, B5¢. nt Se oom. sir —Basement valesroom of heavy Milanese silk with double finger tips and the usual guarantee. Full range no voice in the house, It wa, pond! izes i in w lac ; >i a ih liee ai ; ae f therefore, with considerable difft- Senator Miles Poindexter of sizes in plain white, plain black, with or without contrasting embroidery, and ‘many culty that any appropriation was costume shades, —vpper Main Fier, | |[ {finally secured for Bremerton, al-| only member Ossie na S826") NEW WHITE CHINCHILLA COATS Light-Colored Shoes Y3 Less |): stor swan. Gis cntiat ian by $9.50 and $12.50 Senator Poindexter has not an wy diat r 's -er Ss = q i i i a j}eaged in indiscriminate efforts to} party repudia “ _-All women light colored Shoes---the whites, the delicate ivory tints, the light grays |B) tecure appropriations, merely to be 4 the republican OATS of good white chinchilla might “in fine washable kid or calf leathers lable to point out what he has been| party that year, In September, . aa I ba ” , Shoes of high degree, made by the best makers. They'll all be out on the tables Sat- |able to extract from the govern:| 1910, less than two months aft: well be termed “siljpuspest” sete, tor . ‘ ? as ment “pork barrel.” His efforts! ef that notorious convention, f) pases every season has its occasions when they may urday at a straight reduction of 331-3 per cent. along that line have been entirely] Senator Poindexter was nomi- cd ‘ Ate : * wee a devoted to cases that were abso-| nated at the sepublican pri- | | \ a ¢ be worn with perfect appropriateness $7.00 SHOES $4.67 PAIR | $9.00 SHOES $6.00 PAIR Intely meritorious, and, along theso| Maries gor senator by the great } yf | These two new models are exceptionally attrac- —_——_____ —— atlanta tdci Hines, he secured appropriations; est plurality a candidate for | j { : a t \ \ tive in style and value: $8.00 SHOES $5.34 PAIR i ‘ IN itor irrigating lands in this #tate,| that office had received at that —_—_—_—__ 5 ltor developing the great kelp beds| time. wii las Sirecue \ 9.50 .50 SHOES | , lof the coast, and for opening to set- ‘oted for Brandeis rl « | AT .50— rx $8.50 SHOES $5.67 PAIR | S S $8.00 PAIR ltlement and to mineral entry vart-| History repeats itself \ \\ JT $ ‘ lous Indian reservations year the republican party 7 LAR Coats in.the 36-inch length, of knit-back white Children’s Slippers 95c Pair $3.50 Velvet thins $1.95 Pair | Senator Poindexter has lived tn|have again handpicked a candidate | ; : | They are worth up to $1.75. Short lines of Women’s dark blue or black Velvet Lace Shoes. | Washington for 25 years, and thru-|against Poindexter Attacks are |j chinchilla, wjth two-in-ong collar of colored velvet. | white canvas or patent leather strap Slippers, one | with flexiblo welt soles; very neat and comfort. |g {Out this period the public has re) made on him because his votes or two straps, in sizes $44 to 2, at S5c. able for tender feet, at $1.95 a patr. |posed the highest confidence in his|have not been partisan, but have } AT $12.50— White $1 15 Pa | . . |and abit his character, motives|rather, been independent of blind Canvas Oxfords bs ir Sport Shoes $2 Pair and ability His has not been «| partisansbip. Forty-inch Coats in plain, loose-draping styJes, Women's White Oxfords and Pumps, vaines to $3.50 and $4.00 white duck 191 Ghoee, eiths |sudden rise. Ho has climbed the) Senator Poindexter, for examp’ le, j 4 Le £ pg i ® pair. With or without straps, with rubber | plain or with ball straps of white nubuck, white lindder rung by rung, step by step,|is being attacked by narrow-mind > with collar and band of black and white plaid sles. Some have ball straps of tan leather. \ aan huntil he achieved the most honor-|ed republicans because he voted - \ — ag eather soles and low heela, —Upper Maia Fleer, 1) 84 Liace in the gift of the people| with the democrats for Louis D chinchilla. Wiomment Beenneeeh, jot this state, Brandeis for justice of the supreme | Used to Be Judge court | | | ri a suman aa | who appeared before the com | ‘ i} lent twills and plain or blazer-stripe crepes, in color. They have silk-lisle | | ot congress whom | . 9 ’ | tn Waite Wi hey rl cea wr inves. tak es 7 res Girls’ New Tub Frocks $1.25 |i.) SZEEs"2 | Mercerized BOYS’ New Norfolk Suits i a . ‘alla Walla county. For nearly| happily, the people of th of 6 to 14 years of age. Good, sensible Tub Frocks, four years he was superior court] can go to the republican pri- fj Hose, 19c Pr. ; $4. 15 made of nice ginghams, chambrays and linenes, in a me in Spokane maries, and their | votes Nt. dozen pretty ways. Some have the “Charlie Chaplin” , OMEN’S Seamless With Extra Trousers | pockets; others have the new stole effects. There are J | Mercerized Stockings — Bj some new ways of belting wash dresses- and coat-size . 10 ARREST SIX MISS GLASS TURNS i Nome tgs “ ite ERY good values. Ff pearl buttons are used to good effect as trimmings. | POLICE REPORTER is annie ined pees Well tailored from FIBER SWEATERS AT $5.50 } | MORE IN PLOT . ne IB because they are “seconds.” serviceable gray and | Women’s Silk Fiber Sweaters, finished with the } vine eet ection’ tan mixtures, in popu- square and round rolling collars with two pock- : =o CONTINUED in... | 7-csttenenene Sasatromn.* lat Nort “ tts and sash. Solid colors and two-tone effects. Also Bomb Suspects Planned to : Phsement Sajesroom.* lar Norfolk models, with Wool Sweaters at the same price. / . Have “Direct Action | FROM PAGE 1 stitched-down belts | } , “ : Edhaial Wieen, Contens 1 Reds” Run City : i Georgette Crepe Sizes 6 to 17 years. 1 7 OC seated Can crles Silivan, also , ATHING SUITS AT $2.95 i} LETTERS SHOW "EM UP| ‘with a fet black cigar in one cor $1.15 Yard Price $4.15. Women’s “Swimrite” Bathing Suits, special at $2.95 j ner of his mouth. He made ont with short sleeves and round neck. Black trimmed in jew styles of girl's Tub Frocks, at lA] in womneetion with the bomb |then offered to show me pon offered in this moterately A new shipment. Made with sports or military red, navy trimmed in white. ‘I outrage. Deputy District At | bit priced Georgette Crepe, compris ess j < . Upper Main Floor, Bargain Square | torney Brennan made this an- We went out of his office into a ing Cream, White, Mais, Pink, collar, and short or long sleeves. Plain blue and nouncement toda: loliowed j|rather larger one with several Dark-navy, Light-blue, Navy, Cor- white shirtings, also stripes in light and dark col- a ° | It with Instructions to the bomb =| desks in it em YL Rn ek Cae 1A Little Lot of Boys’ Reefer Coats at 98c| ||) sss.re: hin the tte ot ene ae tnd Toran rings. Sizes 6 to 15 years. Price, 35 ‘ “The ring is larger than us. | ‘earavene Zant. Seitiven told mo. | Forty-two inches wide, $1.15 Boys’ Washable Hats for beach and vacation wear, > ~ or 2 - r od pected,” sald Brennan. "There osy, Rotund Crew yard. shi ODDS AND ENDS OF LINES THAT FORMERLY SOLD UP TO $6.00 | were many fingers in the ple, altho| 1 looked about at the men in the —Basement Salesroom. 25e. meaicccahand oeaneigts . : 1” 7 P some of them involved played only |room, They were a rosy, rotund Only 27 of these Reefer Coats, in sizes 6 to 10. They are in tweed mixtures of if minor part, and had no idea,|crew, some working, some laughing gtay and brown, as well as plain red cassimeres and black and white checks, worsteds |probably, of what the finale of|and smoking. There was not one | ; their plotting would be. Our mass| bushy eyebrow or gimlet eye in and plain blue serge. of circumstantial evidence is grow-, the crowd, I was distinctly disap- New Arrivals in ’ : ‘ing dally, and involving more and| pointed, Hriig\ pend bey Seti ne : — Boys’ Norfolk Wash Suits 98c ee seems hee Children’s Shoes Neckwear Odds and Ends of $3.50 Lines y Il known anarchists con-| Sullivan opened a door ofa pri | Boys’ Norf: Suits, odds . ‘ s tinued, and police predicted the de-| vate office. ‘ S -gnod-lookini me 15 ‘ lolk Suits, odds and ends to go at 98c a Suit, for Saturday only. They |portation of a number of foretgnors.| “Here !s Capt. Tennant, chief of Buon tooning | Diem Cc come in tan and gray crash and plain white duck; worth $3.50 —wpper Matm Floor. ——- | detectives,” he announced Shoe sketched, in Patent : SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30, | Almost—Not Quite Vici Kid with cloth or kid top, Attractive Values —An effort to rid the city of | Here might be a real detective—|f cuasks lo. Windeevdae. aden LAITED Net Lace “ ” F anarchists was announced by | but tt wasn't, Capt. tf ' ; Take a Kodak With You $1 Bon Star Tennis Pejles Judge John 4. Seilllven _ | rotund ant /cheartal an his seubor- ¢ children and growing girls, Collars, Pique and . | today, following the announce- (dinates. There is nothing nervous moderately priced as follows: ‘dilace ‘ on Your Week-End Trip Rackets 69c ment of District Attorney Flek. |about him, nothing. even faintly é Sicas Grin $1 65 pair me ; . sess ee de : ‘ - ight gO se lace, em- : 2 d let. mysterious. One rather feel# that 4 And snap the pretty bits of scenery and | With polished frame, strung with good gut. » Jone might tell ‘ita anything with. : 8% to 11, $185 pair. broidery or colored-edge, the interesting folk you meet. | 25e Tennis Balls, hand-made; each...16¢ rosy iy eT ee H , in 6 Cae ee oo a oe Chemists aay Famous Brownie Box Cameras at. is ; Indicating his intention to re- | one later. | 21, to 6, $2.50 pair 4 , We Trout Flies, A ) a « P “4 tr | - spp , i ~ . . pa many other pleasing, be- + ++++- $1.25, $2.00, $3.00 and $4. NE sedi , Anchor brand, Kelso and tort to “direct action” to gain | When we went in, he was wear Children’s Play Shoes, made on broad-toe last, with cde SF ie pot ‘ ‘Aut hic Folding Bro C | Senate; tie to spring steel hook; doz. .30¢ control of the labor situation. ing a blue bachelor button in his Goodyear welted . is. Iu Patent, Wid { & sty a collec- a aphic Folding Brownie Cameras... | $2.50 Bamboo Fly Rods, th One letter, according to Fickert,| buttonhole and interviewing an ’ ar welted oak sole. in Laten id anc tion at 15¢ .00 up to $11.00 | 3a 90 Fly Rods, three joints and |) addressed to an executive officer of | Airedale pup and a prisoner. We Calf leathers. Sizes 6 to 8, $2.00 pair; 834 to Basement Salesroom. Autographic Folding Kodaks from | extra tip, cork handle... .. 0.0. the I. W. W. in Chicago, contained | didn’t stay long 11, $2.25 pair ‘. $6.00 to $66.00 25c Tyee Salmon Eggs, special ‘a bp pee SGC ae |__ By this time we had reached the | *“* * 1 ¢ « hich behing . isk » > , > ne $1.50 Fancy Hammocks, hard-spun yarn |J}|} mediately with 16 or 20 direct ac a ee 60 PAIRS MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SLIP- ROLL FILMS DEVELOPED FREE || with upholstered pillow. . $1.10 |] ton reds—g004, vigorous reds.” At one desk was a big policeman PERS in patent and plain leathers, sizes 814 to 2, If you purchase them here Saturday and return Light-weight Sulkies, the folding kind Another letter to Wm. D. Hay-|with a telephone and a book in reduced to $1.45 pair them before 5 p. m. Monday, and provided you | | rubber-tire: $2.25 Loe! araesper tons aewrnrtne | Oa eront tc hin } 50 PAIRS CHILDREN’S PLAY OXFORDS with order prints at the same tim $15.45 ( h tis "eg : “ ee Sey neuer He, I learned, is the desk ser Lotus tan calf upper and chrome soles, sizes 51 $15.45 Couch Hammock and Stand with |f} is epi it a ber ee the | geant, and he takes the telephone Nn ead ceed ‘ "Ee ; > is *7a We carry a full line of Eastman’s Auto- aa wind sees . “ ls situation, dnd twill pill othe sttitt |oalls “that “come dn 'and’ ‘recorde [i uced to Go@ pair Wintiio o TC Bilme pore er cure your ishin, icense in our ” 5rd | ’ : graphic and N. C. Films for all sizes Kodaks & union labor leader here | Husband Ai L W C and Cameras. Kodak See Upper Main Foor, | >POrting Goods Section —Fourth Floor. Commenting on these and other| ‘There didn't santa to baat xo. Hl omens Tennis Pumps us 9- Piece aiiae acomoermemeanae meee ~ a letters, Fickert said ing on yesterday 1 looked at the hd “Carr Home” S ecials in F och W hi st a aula easy had deter. book and only found two or three $1.75 Pair 7 : Set mined to bring about a reign of items ‘ y Home” Sp resh Washington (re ee ae i en vera women wnelff Women’s White Canvas ae Special 68c the elicate ssen Creamery Butter 29c {he and ‘Nolan had wild idens of Ket had lost things, a purse, a husband, lennis Pumps, as pictured, ; . ng control of labor by what they/an umbrella and a child, and an , els; ex ( ISU value pets Ham, ts tn ia Glad to deliver it with other groceries called ‘direct action aa who was sure there was a ser o ge sie onc} NU: . AL valve: in the ayonnaise Dressing, the Bon Marche | White Star Tuna Fish, No. % size cans : yee + ji man watching her house who was cellent fitting. Sizes 2}, to practical, convenient MAE AD, ss cee ap e COUPLE ARE sinc patel BU blag po yt 7, $1. E Cooking Set pictured. It is iow. Chow, Masticwar’( nth: ahi a 6 IN DUSTY OLD VAULT |. When we looked at the exchange, Je LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4 I had another shock, p A rf : of good quality brown glazed pickles gant grades; Ib oe The engagement between Miss T bave been brought up to expect | f ware, with white lining, and Dill Pickles, extra fancy stock; quart. . Parowax, priced, a cake....... Eleanor Brigham and Walter |® sit! at a switchboard, a flufty ENGTHS of Veilin : p ’ : » e gx Lipman’s Peerless Boiled Brisket Beef | Santa Cl -*rune . Harrington, ended in a. sur- )hatred creature with a sweet voice V ili L h 1 anta Clara Prunes, fine quality, Maree ene elling Lengths tanging from 1 to 1% consists of or Boiled Smoked Tongue; lb........50@ | size; Ib prise wedding ; i bler a HAR Fe pan Se ay Casserole with cover, Bow], z , Paras ¥Os 99000 he young couple desired to | ¢ . e tha an i mex “th dy Chipped Beef, finest quality meat; lb..40¢@ | Crystal White Soap, not o avold publiety, and, taking the {18 broad and burly, and has a voice 25c Each yards and including a Pudding Dish, Six Individual Apricot Jam, made only from the choicest | each, delivered with other groceries; Hcense clerk's suggestion, step- |More businesslike than sweet variety of fancy, soit Custard Cups. fruit ; 4 for « ped into the dim = vanit that | think IT am going to like the meshes, some in bordered effects Special, set of 9 pi a Gethin Wicen, Senth, : tee holds the marriage records, The | police beat, 1 T don't get lost in Priced low at B5¢ each aieahacleis kale 6 : SRaCEes * » ceremony was performed in ce labyrinth of the halls at head Seen Se. Basement Salesroom. 3 aensiamieae the vault. quarters, iM TS PUNO AT