The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1917, Page 2

% | |™7 United Breas Lensed Wire 4 | Is CONFIRMED HERE) CHICAGO, June 30.—Mr, and i By United Press Leased Wire | Men Consumer were celebrating to- | The famous film star and soprano ‘ f WASHINGTON, Juno 80—Tho | diy—tho first real opportunity of the Metropolitan opera, appears tate department today recetved |iney had been afforded in months in person—singing “Mighty Lak’ a In honor of 750 new citizens | co: saftemaHice of preas dinpatchos | ’ = Rose,” and other songs ' of the United States, Amerl- jannouncing Spain haa decreed mil-| Practically every foodstuff on the SNe TR bee ie canization day will be celebrat- |itary law [market had taken a sudden and — 4 ed at Woodland park, July 4-—=| The department also had been |decided tumble in price, Potatoes a recognition of men and women |her noutrality decrees with re-/anie, which in a drop of $1.60 in a 4 DAYS from other lands, who have |spoct to the allies, Germany may | week. Fresh vegetables were down STARTING SUNDAY been made citizens of this |con r this an unfriendly act and | proportionately Canned goods | Ll country aince July, 1916, The |a cause for war, [wore off 16 to 20 per cont 44 occasion will be celebrated In. | — . tease casa al, 5) Hie every city In the United | > i Sanat | ERYBODY: ee A A Krnest ‘‘ a By Ue bankin racy, ran As r National Park Read “Tenting Tonight”, the inimi- table narrative of her adventures in America’s greatest National Playground; now ap- places of the backbone of the continent. Then plan to spend your vacation this summer in Glacicr Nationa! Park. Vacations $1.00 to $5.00 per day. Low Round Trip Sammer Tourist Fares In effect daily June “g te fe w goth. $13.35 from $28.50 from rom Tacoma and Seattle; $10.80 from Vancouver, B. i Cormpeedagty low fares from other North points; final return limit October yoth. For further information and descriptive literature, etc., call om local Great Northern representative or write T. J. MOORE, C.P. & TA. Colambia and Second Ave, C. W. MELDRUM, A.G. P. A GRATTLE, WASH. Ow You Trip Bait Go Great Northorn—Step of at Glacier N ationat Pooh LL NEW CITIZENS ‘PUTNAM MAKES NO | MOVE TO HOLD JOB Victor R. Putnam, deposed as Next week the thousands of savings LY Nils cl abe are vanvan ty Mayor defeaitors of the Scandinavian Ames made. Your money will be refund- Bee sect romance |Gil as a result of his efforts to ican Bank will receive their semi ° ° Se icheniia, writ Pray irualog Inapactor Powers, haa] Data towed’ for canislvnaectio (h ed at the box office if you are not of ten by Beban him taken no action Saturday to resist # ee ’ e : hia, diesbares. terest credit upon the money they h oe self — it's absc ogg eee oem have placed in the safekeeping of the the same opinion. lutely first rur 7 |Presbytertan church, who furnish Strongest Savings Institution of the rea [rien ae Pace Northwest JENSEN & VON HERBERG. erate the gambling he hat Pow pare was supposed to. protect, waa} The feeling of independence and Feveainn’ ond pa Gh cls ve self-respect that comes to the person STARTS nam was waiting to confer with with money in the bank is worth him before taking any action to Ket more than the work and sacrifice in- SUNDAY a civil service commission heartag volved in accumulating such a re BANKERS PLAN TO OPEN SLAV BRANCH ers ‘LAUNDRY STRIKERS TO HOLD MEETING nt the pec | union's | j strike, at | at the Lab a sik = “2 - ” ep ? “= — — = —<— ~ = (AMERICAN LAKE ccording to Brock 4 Ww) i} drivers were persuaded to dese » Wn) thelr wagons and join the union] po Saturday. TOWN IS SAVED LARAMIE, Wyo., June 30— Thru herolo efforts of volun- teer fire fighters, rushed from here In automobiles, the town of Gramm, Wyo. Money makes the war go. Haynes pearing in Cosmopolitan Magazine, commencing |makes the watches go, Next Lib:| * pm tie m pr with May issue. A tense compelling article ‘erty theat Advertizement | ¢ bo aS ee dal | geeeriping vividly her adventurous journey over the Pee ERT “1X Taco forested trails, across glistening glaciers and up onto the high | tarry sign on fonder reading “TO ARMY POST At the FL STORE, STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 30, FOOD PRICES DROP 1917, PAGE 2 (TROUBLE IN SPAIN LAST TIMES TODAY: 2:5, 4:15, 7:40, 8:30, 9:30 Hoand Py MH, Lane A REWARD FOR THRIFT You have our personal guaran- tee that “Wild and Woolly” is the best picture that Fairbanks ever gave tutte Come Early The payment of interest on his sav ’ ings account, evid that it is al Nted Frese Lansed Wi ways working for him, gives the aC ater self-confidence, and him to make his earning ca pacity greater There is no better time than NOW to learn the sense of security in pos sessing a sav account Capita! and Surplus $1,000,000.00 Resources Over $13,000,000.00 st ng hor thru whi The Scandinavian American Bank Alaska Building, Seattle, Second and Cherry the first step in Use Our Ballard Branch if More Convenient FILMDOM'S SMILING THUNDERBOLT “|DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in his super-masterpiece—dedicated to the “rip-roarin’, thunderin’, widespreadin’ West”—entitled “Wild =« Woolly” Bucurcions W was saved today from destruction by it fire, which Is now eat- Boats Leaving Reattle at ile-wide ewath thru the OE oer pee F . In the vicinity of Gramm. sam spn rr ap 1 ve : lan Meturatng: 5 p.m onnects with Font Leaving Tacoma a ., PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION ( COLMAN Dock -PIAIN IGDT “mutt the law in thelr own | Jegiaintors. HSTOCK does trouble us, e knew you will save Husbands S an RENCE UPSTAURS|) BACK EAST” In the Adirondack Mountains, among the Thou- sand Islands or at any of the numerous New England or Atlantic Coast resorts there are accom- modations and recreations suitable for all. Tickets on Sale {3%/’ ate 20,21, 27 and 28; Angust 3, 4, 3, 5 1h Ub Uo anid ti September 1, te 21, 22,8 and LOW Round Trip FARES to all these delightful places including INEW YORK or BOSTON Stopover Privileges # Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, Albany, Springfield, and other points of interest. rele Tours include Miabies c How About a Circle Tour? Falls, Boston, New York, Atlantic City, Washington and many other ijarettor points, and provide rail, river, lake and ocean travel, if desired. NewYork Cntral Railroad 6 na to d*sirable trips, with information re- fa fares and routes gladly given. Apply to your ‘agent for tickets and sleeping car reservat for complate information, call yao address ous SEATTLE — 114 Secend Avenve JONES ‘aseenger Department General Auent a 4 FIFTH AT PIKE Chidiren 100—Adulte 15¢ Featuring the Greater Sym; Orchestra Organization In the West Storm Sweeps Fruit A heavy windstorm swept thru the fruit country near Wenatchee Friday, and caused serious damage to the fruit crops. It is estimated that about 25 per cent of the ap ples were swept from the trees. Special Rates for the GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY VIA Love Affair, P: Past or Pres- ent, That You Are Afraid to Tell the Other About SINGLE CODE Solves Big Husband and Wife Problems Crane Wilbur and Star Cast Quality, Economy and Durability in DENTISTRY asi? a that have built for this office its enviable name and ever increas- Ing following. Teeth filled, crowned and ex- On sale JULY 3 AND 4. 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