The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1917, Page 10

1 : THE SEATTLE STAR CITIZENS RUN f | LW.w.0uror | Every Outsize Suit in the Bon Marche FROME, IRI.) Garment Section Has Been Reduced JEROME, Aris, July 10.—Two| f Sizes 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52-—in Heavy Gabardine, Eddie Green, Mos Proposed-to Rich Bachelor, Is Wed} sts vay, | in Ry United Press Leased Wire jam marrying a quiet little lady, | yy yw With | | | aciRieeinseainiisl ba! Lundred and fifty citizens organts | | ed & posse early today and swept! ff] | } CHICAGO, July 10.—Eddie H. | whom I can go to when Tam DUE) iiay started with Kathored, the | #) . ) ne Ni - eounty, Tex, aged 48; Mice [ood was the way dreen put it]! to deport the men to Je Fae Teen ee nel, who shares with his || ton, 7 miles away, it | Seite. Worth to © $29. 50 Reduced to | | Suits Worth to $39.50 Reducedto | Suits Worth to $55 Reduced to Mabel E. Harlow, Highland Park, Lake county, ll, aged 47 Mrs. Matthew Astor Wilke citi ens char ——- : \ abo the $100,000,000 estate left by thelr Se “ge pind antes ome ‘ That's the way it reade on | mother, Hetty Green, met his bride , pap glided 24 50) : | - * ¢ th when t od at the home of b vis ae = pe Pr the marriage license o ° he called at the ne of her ' ‘ ng in mostproposed-to bachelor in uncle, George H. Crampton, with wuvereey She fi ° the world, used when he forsook =| whor was interested im © real/ crowd of union men open bachelorhood this noon estate dea 15 years ago. ehift becan: ae wicat es a Col. Green, who came here from) Miss Harlow has resided at the ‘ .) on oe ee called caba and hased the 1. / W. W's tnto the residence section. | Arm With Pick Handles | tusiness 1 miners and other! today formed int ary, W. home of her aunt, Mrs, Crampton, Hi Marshall, Sunday night, refused since the death of her mother, five | Yesterday to admit the Impending years ago. While not shunning so Marriage to newspaper men, who ciety, Misa Harlow has devoted 0 ipped off” from New York st of her time to charities, both gausae. 4). i r Tate yesterday, however, he and|in Chicago and New York eee med with plek handh Marshall slipped out of town to The wedding took place at the) tawny Many 2 — ay By New York with skirts; novelty colors; also plenty of black and navy blue Clearance Sale of Dainty Summer Dresses at $5.95 /! jo DRESSES WORTH TO $8.89 HAVE BEEN INCLUDED IN THIS LOT AS eltizena ear ikke Waukegan, DL, where the license bride's home. After the wedding were found atill ¢ bed Oth * 6 aa i . pund n bed thers ‘ ae ‘was obtained, Last night the col ong and nie pride lott for New were packed and ready to leav Just in time, just the kind of Dresses and just the price you'd like to pay for a cool, summery J\\— <i ; onel “fessed up. ork, where they w Mare DiS when the nngiae ax J ° * bp ; , “ap : A " a A Poise rigid m \ , “am marrying the best and most | yacht, the United States, for a voy:|” coe pagel i ed. ; looking dress of cotton voile, in all pretty hades 4 c cate ha dar ee ay Je ot m “Oe 4 gensible little lady in the world; Tage thru the Carribbean you a “de, ha Psi “4 klve collars, cuffs and pockets, others very attractive with contrasting striped trimming V e citizens shouted SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE EXPLOSION EXPECTED == | rx ie Sising Wom aYe { oket Lines Fade Away M t) Dian the night the 1. W | arinello heard of the a a tow before ld FRMANY LATER OW “a de morning | sae away before morning. HOES, Collars, Corsets and many other items of merchandise are sold | |:2 us in the makers’ pasteboard boxes, | Will add to your © began to assume the usual or a3 impece These boxes are not all alike in color or BY CARL D. GROAT |Germany's students and leaders. [er today. daintiness daulinns tint they ace ettrd strong United Press Staff Correspondent As for new peace terms, the attt-| Only actory references or * * " ae Mae 4 : cone coofuarkteger alia Ferries regiiarey- reg apes Ci pres BB Midsummer Hints | | the” Skat. when merchandise oc "aaa a e Women of over the average siz t her well provided for, being able to secure . Suits at remarkable saving Midseason suits that can be worn far into the fall; specially designed ‘ {{ ] for stout figures; some plain tailored with button trimming and belted styles with pleated or plain ful /‘d pe ao h been n til the se cards kept tho nd b ; has been—no peace until the seas/C* n mn a yas to b rlivere rappec ' Germany's present political Up ee and Germany so crushed| {Tom coming under the Marinello Bleaching Lotion— was to be delivered, we wrapped it in ex heaval Is only a hopeful sign Of a. to make her it nt for fur ders Removes tan and = sunburn pensive wrapping paper. In the future, a tater explosion, in the view of ther frightfulness ace on Ger the depot, where it was 50e¢ and $1.00. except on special request, such merchan- iclals here today. many’s own term the special train had not yet A 7 Tien, what they can learn hitherto offered, will be promptly nh made the LW. Wis w Marinello Phantom Powder— | dise will be delivered in the manufacturer's hith r i . “ 9 : thru meager reports from neu- spurned, tho if the terme are more ‘ken to jail, to be held until they Imparts a soft, velvety texture With the Fad for Cottons Growing }own box—and the expensive wrapping tral countries, they think Ger- (liberal than in the past, they will CoUld be placed upon the cars | to the skin; 50@ and 7§ as always . red a whole will stand (tend to bring the two sides nearer } > > paper saved q Mea wn water rhe sonoma wenn (9Q Le We We ARRESTED | | “000° sista “ent'*mass) ‘These New and Pretty - ae time being. Germany Still Unbeaten bd . moves dandruff and makes | 3 a a # “4 tement of a By United Press =cased Wire ir gro The demands for a statemen Germany still is unbeaten, and) NORTH YAKIMA, Jole 10 hair grow; $1.00. ace terms—without annexations | )°°"™ E r Con : | ° ° ° Meace, terme without annexatlons’ wit remain $0 for sorae tithe, mill tinuing. thelr attoris te teak oy {| | Marinello Astringent | Tonic— | ri aists at sign, however, of an underlying dis-|‘2T* experts say. Amorica might ag/the I. W. W.etn the Yakima dis Corrects oly scalp; T5e¢. ° well realize that first as } *Y trict, troops stationed here today Holmes’ Color Pigment—Re opt ceeientas eee have under arrest 30 of the agi stores color to hair; $1.00 Will Prove a Welcome that despite the prese tator The I. W. W. headquarters the German autocracy {s Several of the THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Addition to Your Outfit bluff {ts populace to continue the federal charges | “Carry Your h| ie | Own’’ t content with things which will grow loud insistent as economic and military pressure intensifies. The National Council of Defense is ask- ing us to do everything possible to | 9 Slav Offensive a Blow war for a long time } a : € . i ‘ | co The Russian offensive has been a! The real explosion is not yet at Among the most attractive in the group are the striped | stop waste. When you think of the lis gyri Semi taco nat Se See i 7 ADVILLE MINERS | Blouses—in two pastel colors. Other pretty styles are | small parcels delivered to some three [IMs at by the German press, is neverthe- said one of the : ‘ rs 4 shown in white voiles with pin tucked and embroidered hundred thousand people here—you Jess thoughtfully considered by| ernment heads READY TO STRIKE fe ; fronts, or trimming of organdy, embroidery and Val. lace. | will understand why the National | or ; Dy United Prose Leased Wire ie 4 : The Organdy Waists are very sheer and dainty. All sizes Council suggests that you “Carry | th GERMAN FIGHT KAISER T0 FIRE Ithousand, three hut nike are included. | Your Own . lis representing the working forces of SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE, ing over 100 mines in the Leadvill = is trict, will strike Saturday lis it was announced today, unless their — ll JULY CLEARANCE ECONOMIES a = f RUSH GOLDMAN AND | ° . LONDON, July 10.—England AMSTERDAM, July 10.—Ul- | = tenons ta aeaeee | eteteranont ter, | BERKMAN TO PRISON | ress SilRs an ress Goods : gies of the German people to e kalser has decided to |My United Press Leased Wire be achieve more democracy in accept the resignations of For. — "NEW YORK. “Saly 10 “ an eewernenest, citih core | RD Secretary Zimmerman and /Goldman and Alexander. Berkmaz Plain and Fancy Silk 45 36-Inch Black Chiffon) 1 39 “ wo Oo erica’s leading 4 or ° i respondent in Holland and lets, ave din, thelr’ Way 40 oeteon to, Mixed Crepes, Yard c Taffeta Silk, Yard e Denmark who contributed to Foreign Se nhas|day. They will spend two years s i “e : 3 to the lengthy discussion of the |iong been u rmany,| behind the bars and longer, if they Very attractive and pr are these s« mixed Crepes in Five pieces of lustrous black Chiffon Taffeta at a very special German " reoaagre an. ee | particularly for his bungling of the|/don’t pay their $10,000 fines for dainty plain shades, me prettily de sighs ed in floral and price; a soft, non-crushing quality so suitable’ for all dress pur- + papers today attribute: @ | Mexican-Japanese plot against the interfering with conscriptio: oth i " y eniendic ssortm r ide 0 Ses ffeta is F s favored silk for mid-summer wear. German movement fer liberal: At Cue time it Wasi asked permismion to tenuis ta x vs conventional effects; splendid a ent; yard w poses. Taffeta is Fashion’s favored si c a ization directly to Presiden: y reported that he York two days and wind up { ° * r Wileon’s appeat to the German | od by. Conte Von aftatre ie wis Geaied ty stants Paris Wash Taffeta ‘69c Silk and Wool Poplin, | $ 1. 50 fi eople. Bernstorff, forme bassador to| McCarthy © sald ; 4 i va Wmte G6 the German. internal |v rte a rmer ambassador to Crean Re a ne cou and Silk Poplin, Yard 40 Inches Wide, Yard! mr ey tegpl lant ol cgpomsirgt ops Vice Chancellor Helfferich has | ence in d York a menace to the Yard-wide Dress and Suit Silks; Paris Taffeta, a serviceable 3eautiful silk and wool mixed Poplin that is guaranteed to give = Sar Garond the mare cockatiet ioatie s.r oho Mada sme ‘cine Bp: on th raed on is the besinaiig weave that launders satisfactorily, and heavy silk-mixed Poplin, excellent wear; a lustrous, non-crushing weave in twenty of the ' to reform. A number of political! many aa iao as? Ce oe 36 inches wide; a variety of pretty shades, both evening and street | season's most wanted shades—evening and street colors ws leaders heretofore staunch sup-| ministerial puts him in control! They were on their way to olors ¢ . , F ; b prison Porters of th ‘forernmen in al inte ire and much of the| within six hours after conviction Novelty Dress Silks. $1.50 Wool Velour, ) 95c * 8 r A r a faction iv graft in foo > i f those who have brought the empire | control and rationing of the em 5 8 54 Inches Wide, Yard the se ate ea staan tos” "934 SEATTLE MEN 36 Inches Wide, Yard ' FOC ot V Hook " What was of particular interest AEE aera ing For your mid-season suit or dress t Novelty Silks will 10 pieces of good quality Wool Velour in good-looking check ; nag re vats hnanit Ven SEE EE Ps Se eRE eeY ¢, WOULD BE OFFICERS make up very prettily; handsome ney eh ana satin stripes and | patterns; plain black and w hite ae and miei two-tone col- Lad Capelle, Von Tirpitz’s successor as} S. Adopts New Gasl| ndred and thirty-four Seat checks in good colorings, both light and dark effects orings; excellent material for suits and separate skirts. a0 chief of the frightfulness campaign Phebe digs our ¢ a The opposition, it is held here, is Mask [ue ae ae so ree tae All-Silk Crepe de $3.50 All-Wool Sport sd 7 fthe logical outcome of a long cam-| ¢———_—___--—_—_ o| cit sg oa ee . . p oa° zg e 4 fpaign of falsity as to the success| aie aor Chine, 40 Inches Wide e Suiting, 54-Inch, Yard ss a ee “Sieg: pba Ree are flooding examining boards third: This ever-popular Silk is of splendid quality at $1.39 a yard Half price for a smalf remaining lot of this _season’s W ool be tment. The German people ras | out the s the ideal tub silk for blouses, dresses and underwear; white, black Sport Suitings; handsome stripe and check designs in rich tone col- ph (been fed upon reports that En | “Spokane, Tacoma and Vancou and other staple shades; also pretty street colors orings for sport suits and skirts is ras on the point of surrendering | ver have applied for additional sup- : 80 Fhecause of shipping losses and the plies,” George Martin, secretary of UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. tio starvation of her people | the state committe id today | in Every month the German ad | | jmiralty wouid predict that England | | ote Feeds tr ee nee WYOMING UNI. PREXY What You Can Buy in Our 5c iz jduring the next month, and they GOES TO NEW POST y ’ e earance O | bas PORTLAND, July 10.—r, Claude 10c, 15c Store for Your Camp : Pink Li an | AORTEAND, tay 10-Dr, Clana] ainty Pink Lingerie |} = things needed in The necessary little every university, announced today he had | of LOST WHEN to pay for the improvement and en- larging of the cit ter system The money will be spent in the en-] largement of existing reservoirs quainted again here today, They | are brother and slaieh, and had geet colored stripes seen each other for 48 years, and plaids decided to accept the offer of the} " camp which you can have a supply of at a very A | ing presidency of Colorado college. He| |} For This Very small expense. ontinues } said he would go to his new charge | {l ° . Tin Cups; pi includ- a as possib if ps; pint and Enamelware, — incluc STEAMER SINKS bg itl ses | Nice Little half-pint size; each S@. ing Cups, Kettles, Stew G d bo a | : . : 5 > st | Enamel Plates; good { Pans, Bake Pans, etc.; | | <f ‘PARIS, July 10-—The 4,140- Sings His Ow n Songs | omer quality gray enamel; 2 | each 10¢ and 15¢. Peps . 10 ton iron screw steamer Cale- ih Matte) alneitn UAE two naw cad for 15e¢. Tin Dish Pans; good 28, Gonian wae sunk in the Med. ivigtto wong “aay di Bioes You! | O Knife and Fork with | size and heavy; special emises c A digg and the Red, White and Blue,” and} trong wood handles; | at 15¢e. | iS z [ eonsenent today, cts | SR Reveal sealer Dress ant 156. Tin Buckets with Night Gowns and En- | ~ = | ie want from cabaret to cabaret Cups and Saucers of | cover; 2- and 3-quart | velope Chemises, pretty ' by tee Pecetacriie wae owned | and now, he says, he has got ‘em white porcelain; pair | size; each 15¢. garments in plain tailored u, and was registered at Mar- | ginal Douce SIZES 6 TO 12 YEARS Ie. - Peas pies eee Shr | styles, neatly — finished | 7, Seliles. Brother and Sis Coffee or Bed le ihie mirere ER etay le | with picot edge and rib- Vv —- —— rother and Sister nickel plated; quart size | Dishes and Sauce Dish- | ‘ ; Pains ‘ c. . | e = ss es P 90n ~bows; full length ote Bonds to Meet After 48 Years! In blue, pink, at 15e¢. cs; each S¢, 1O¢ and | Dot bows: Im yrove Water By_ United Press Leased Wire White Paper Nap- | 15¢. 7” and cut fu Bonds ae to $2 700,000 It iat ea) July 10.—C. H green, tan and kins ; cope a package ; Tumblers of fine clear | | o ‘ Lp hag a Sheer ?inkha York, and Mrs.| special F Hass, each Be. | reve suthorized by council Monday James Fullerton are getting ac | other fresh PeOWER SiAIN PLOOR—-THE. BON MARCHE Gowns and ! I | ] DELICIOUS HOME-MADE | Chemises 95c d in the Iding of a 4,000,06 . 1 , PIT ear CDrce Siosion impoundlg. necro 2 EXILES MAROONED ag lg ern r , Swan lake ( ‘ Di While some of their bageag. | D: s without bloomers, in pretty plaid Here in plain sight Candies are made of pure| Slipover Gowns and Envelope Chemises ' J > "Be eee raion Gartietiela tursiahed the hold of the Osaka Bncaan Ae Alp) Fe oN mone I Aig ingredients by a Candy expert. trimmed with dainty lace or embroidery and b New Public Market |the ide for this perfected pre-|#ha, on its way to Russia, 39 home and striped ginghams, percales and other mate- | @ocoa Molasses Peanut Caramels—made special | ribbon; also Chemises with crepe de chine tops ' to Be on Sixth Ave, | Yentive against trench gas¢ , which | bound Ruastar political exiles are rials that will tub excellently—at $1.50. | for Wednesday; special, 25¢ a pound and lace trimming, ‘ bear *!Uncle Sam has adopted. ‘Repre-| Marooned in Seattle, pending the SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ' A new public market, on Sixth sentative Heintz of Cincinnati, O,,| Settlement of an argument with the| | Sv9., between w ont ke ave and) now captain in the First Ohio regi.| boat company over accommoda | . mee } BAe at will be setablished by ment, N. G. is shown wearing it, tions \f] 2,300 YARDS, 32- AND 36-INCH 7— aE Riki ye ee ee 27-INCH DRESS | ‘ Agric et Ra at ONCe.| The bag attachment fu hes pure "2 : | 4 yi bs , mpg: Council Monday authorized the are si oacrat aul May ee ‘onvention |4| PERCALES AT 10c A YARD _—— GINGHAM 7c YARD ‘ : ee amv : 2 sige | President E. Shorrock and Direet-| Nice quality Percale in all light | | 1,800 yards of Dress Ginghams in ' ‘s . si c HERBERT KELCEY DIES Jor Nathan Eckstein, of the Seattle|§| backgrounds, neatly yatterned = in RR) a. i City Collects $275 | By United Prers Leased Wire chool board, leave for Portland| [| gtri _ hee arebt2 Pies 1 attoeta: check and plaid patterns, in pink and a Police Judge Gordon collected] NEW YORK, July 10.—Herbert| Tuesday to attend the annual con- oe is | blue; lengths to 13 yard \ i $275 in liquor fines Monday after-| Kelcey, well-known actor, s dead at| vention of the Nutioual Kducation.|§| [¢D&ths to 10 yards.—tewer Main Plo Satins ee ners Ro es RS goon. Five men contributed, his home et Bay Port, L. L, 1a} sesooiation, = ” ssceareeiieidieiiiaibidicis ediitahiads files I A LIL Ea é * - E