ENGLAND GUARDS AGAINST DISORDERS AT FUNERAL OF DEAD SUFFRAGE! PLAN GREAT CEREMONIES FOR MARTYR I»T I'li iM I'ltK I •<-.! \Vll« LONDON. June 9 - Scotland yard today li conaidering prohibiting a big public funeral which th* mili tant euffragettea are arranging for Mlaa Emily Davlaon, who died after graaplng the bridle of King Oeorge'a entry. Anmer. In the Derby. It la feared that isrnvp dlaordera ma* accompany the tmrlal of Mla» IfftvUop, whom the suffragette rank* regard as their flrat martyr. The flag over the auffranette head quarter* nt hnlf ma»: today. The trial* of seven suffragette*, arrested tn the police raid on their headquarters began here toda* Mra, Flora Drummond who la crit icallv 111. waa absent All the de fendanta wore aleevehiind* ' crepe j in mourning (or Mlaa IVivlaon YOUNG HEIRESS ELOPES; FINDS HUSBAND IS THIEF PHILADELPHIA. IV. June 9 (Special* The romantic elope ment of Edyth Mae Howe, the I.V year-old daughter o( laniard II Howe, a wealthy railroad man of Maiden. Mass . reached a pathrtlc climax here when detectives forced the young man with whom she elop ed to admit that he »m Karl Scott, wanted In several New York cttles cn the charge of stealing automo Mies, and that he was not Lloyd Williams. former captain of rnr Exeter football trim and son of a wealthy cattleman In Idaho. After learning the Identity of the young man with whom she eloped. Miss Howe asserted that she loved htm deaplte his record, and Just to •how that her affection was as ar dent as ever, she kissed him In court, where he was arraigned on the charge of stealing an bile belonging to Mrs. Helen D Clayton of Ardmore, P® A Football Romance The romance b-gan at an Exeter- Williams football game, according to the story told the detectives by Bcott. "1 met her afterward In Boston, •ad as 1 had tome money Induced PUT YOUR MONEY IN PROSPEROUS TOWN I Most remarkable opportunity of the year to ! become shareholder in company owning first townsite on new Priest Rapids line of the Mil waukee. overlooking the Columbia River; cen ter of rich and rapidly growing district. Payment now gives you stock interest: make your business or residence selection later. PRIEST RAPIDS I The rapid settlement of the Priest Rapids 1 country, one of the most favored regions in all j the West, and the completion of the Priest | Rapids railway line, have necessitated the crea- j tion of a new town We have selected the most advantageous 10-1 cation possible, sightly yet sheltered, and have laid out a townsite plat modeled upon the most; approved modern lines, with the Milwaukee: passing through its renter. We have put prices • surpassingly low upon both business and resi dence lots. We want you to come with us and have a share in the building of Priest Rapids into a prosperous, progressive little city, situated in almost the exact geographical center of the state, in the midst of a land producing extra ordinarily fine fruit and five full crops of al falfa a year. Special Bonus to First Purchasers WE WANT BOOSTERS interested in the success of PRIEST RAPIDS, and an a special inducement we will give as a bonus to first pur chasers an interest in PRIhS'I RAPIDS TOWNSITE COMPANY covering ca*h pay ment up to one-half the price of lots purchased This means that you will actually secure LOTS AT HALF PRICE, and share in advance in value of all property of the company. This is an exceptional proposition, and gives you a double opportunity for profit. Make your first payment now while the bonus offer holds and protect yourself on a first selec tion. Fully paid stock certificate will be for warded immediately on receipt of payment, to gether with a receipt for applying the amount of such payment on any lots you may select. Please Mail Us This Coupon I would like to know morn about Priest Kaplds and bonus to flrat purehaaera. Name I Add rasa ~.. Priest Rapids Townsite Company "M.S Henry Kuiltitif;, x>*tri'. Phone—LlLiott 2510 < That Baffling' Riddle Had a Simple Little Answer After All her to rlo|Mv We went to New York first and llvrd In a $*> a day room at a swell hotel and saw all of the shows on llroadway, When the money ran low we went to Trenton. N J , ard I spent our last nickel for a loaf of bread, which I gave to Edyth." Howe and his wife followed the couple here from lloston and had almost decided to torglre the Irn petuous young Ctrl when the young man br Ue down and confessed his Identity. OPEN OFFICE FOR ALASKA RAILROAD J E Dempsey of Chicago, for merly with the Chicago A North western, has arrived In Seattle to take charge of (he traffic depart ment of the White Pass * Yukon railroad, making Seattle thi head quarters for Ihe pasaengar and freight business Offices will be established at <112 Second av WASHINGTON June 9 -A call' for the statement of all national banks at the close of business Jun -4 waa Issued today by th« romp : troller of the currency Boys, How'd You LiketoGet Cute Bride Like This, Then Have Her Grandpa Hand Her $1,000,000 ? MR. AND MRS. BTDNICT L. BERQ Did Adolphtis nusch, lha multl millionaire Hi I,ouli brawar. fir# bla Chicago granddaughter. who waa Mlaa Dorothy Magnua, and who now la Mr* Barf. * cheek for 11.00e.000 aa a wedding praaant* Tha bride wouldn't lat tha gueata at tha wadding aa# tha check. but tbey left satlafled that thara wara aa»an flguraa on It. BOYS GO TO SEA IN CANOE; LOST SANTA CRI'Z. Cal , Juna • — Hopa I* abandoned hare today for tha aafaty of l.lale llltrblnga and Earl Boyd, sged 17, anavls to tha city. Mayor Cot , terlll accepted it for tha park board. EXONERATE DRIVER William Such, tha driver of a brewery waxon, under tha wheela of which little Rosella Walton lost her life FYldav, waa acquitted, fol lowing the coroner's Inqueat Sat urday. Thr<-« witnesses testified that the girl ran under tha wagon NKW YORK. —N Vork»r* ■blv«red to-•• • 11»' r Td< iii'itiiiiui'" r liov orcxi nouuu ia i,»ro. • KANSAS CALLS FOR 19,000 LABORERS KANSAS CITY. June ♦—W L. O'Brien, Kanaaa labor eommlaalon er, haa lasuad a call for I>.ooo har veat handa John Fltspatrlck. Mlaaourl labor rommlaalonar. Is In Kanaaa City today, making arrange menta to co-operate with Kanaaa In obtaining the needed harveat hands Ettxpatrlck loaned orders to tbo atate free employment buraaua In Kanaaa City, St Joseph and St I-oula to gat In tourh with men willing to go to Kanaaa. INCBNOIARV FINS AT KVKRKTT EVERETT. Wash . Juna 9 - rire, aald to bo of lnf Amalgam l» ui»4 by ua The tooth la put In pro par con dltlnn befora tha filling* arg pla.nl For 1 II or» Gold Crowns, $4 To ofefain fond aervlra from n badly decayed to*»tt». allow na to traat It. then fill It and efterwarda crown It wllh .tlold or Porcelain Crowns Tou will be atirprlaed at tha quality of aurh a tooth Bridgework, $4 If . -.nil ' i•• Me »f r n<'o f ».ri , i . »r« Our irt ii. ■ • ,ii »i »* h ®» •-*i u hnti .1 ■ e I u tn «i ||i I . « f i i■* Ia m . , ; -|.« 111 •• i '.Til- • f br.t aervlcs L< u.i thn :u LABOR HEN INCENSED AT CHARGE BY MINE OWNERS Kr i*f»»» wif# CHAItI.KKTON, W Va , June S ls* var loualy estimated at from $700,000 to $1,000,000 before It waa brought under control. Fanned by a high wind, the flames spread rapidly, and for a time threatened tha en tlra city The Spt Ingfleld Traction cow pany and the Hell Telephone com pany were heavy loners, their wires being centered In th* public *quar*. where the flam** ataried. Th* aiuare waa awept t lean Th* Haer I»ry Uooda company, tn whose haaament tha fir* started. wai the heaviest liia*r. tha loan being eatl mated at $250,000. MEMBER OF I. W. W. STONED TO DEATH Wttook and a map of Waahlniston were found on the dead man. who I* aald to have been a rn'ratwr of a traveling rommlttee of the order. No ar reata were made. GHOST IS ARRESTED "(ihoeta rame the rry from the bathroom of Mm. T H l.udwig. Ml Second av W . and her brother. T F Albee went to Inventlnat* the i auae of a atrantce nolae In that vi cinity. Mitt Mm I.tidwl* and Albee wer» from Mlaaourl. and now the "Khoat ' la at the rlty Jail The "ghotf en terod the houac while Mr* l.udwlg waa vlaltlng a neighbor, LONO HKACH. Junw » Tatei F.nglla. 70, la dead today, the 39th victim of the collapae of the np proach to the municipal auditorium two week* ago. English wa* a retir ed farm'r of Neopawa, Manitoba. FullSetsTeeth,ssUp Wi have thousand* of Heattle euilnm era who will tell you that they kniw thnt plilM roiild ha fitted n < per fectly until they hud ua do the work Any work that doaan't prove a»tl»far tory will be repaired free of charge at nny tlm* (Com* In ROON—lodav If you wlah for HKrKI flamination and eetlmate 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination OHIO rate OEINTISTS» *,•'>7 I »»•! 'i.'u I | U.up J r«ot r«2'*tax*va C*. | i.nd commerce between Ibe mine workera and the coal operators of I Western Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indl una and Illinois against tha West' ! Virginia operator* l.abor men declare the conviction 'of White and (be others would stop interstate activity In organizing !al>or The) do not expect convlc however (Sovertiment official* aay they In trtid to demand an Immediate trial White ln*l*t* the charges against j j him am baaeiess. There wer* plumo'l ha's and pretty garment* to bum Hut the fir* department halted the flam** In a Jiff), and a big crowd failed to reallte spectacular eipe< Ullnni Sunday night when a blaxe «ai dlMOvrrcd In tha Ballard building, j lllHt* H«onil >v. Th* fire started In th* New York Sample Harment Co , on th* **cond floor, and the ornok* filtered to th« Hlark Cat theatre, which was cleared tu a hurry when the fire apparatus ram* up The building «ai damaged about 1650 The New York MUllnery Supply Co., also on the second floor, auaialned a Inaa of about $500, while the gar ment company lout about $250. PORTLAND.—TUB crulaer Rt lx>nla la anchored In the lower har bor today aa an attraction to via- Itora during the Hone Carnival this week. The St. Ix>uls cam* here j from Bremerton. BUSH Sc LANE PT.AYFR PIANO. BUSH & LANE PLAYER PIANO. Don't Experiment With Experiments Ihe Bush & I.ane Plavcr-Piano was created after many years of experience with player mechanisms. The idea was not simply to create a player that was mechanically trustworthy, but one that would be the equal in originality and excellence of construction of the Bush & Lane Piano In the & Lane Plaver-Piano the high qualities are maintained that have placed the Bush & Lane Piano among the highest grade pianos made. We offer you an opportunity to visit our warerooms and become educated in the highest type of Player-Piano construction. WHOLESALE—RETAIL IX fl O I i\ # /■> Seattle SloiX (j|)Bush I lane Piano Co.y§J ; City Tackles Another Mammoth Job in Making Its Face Over to Suit Itself Oo« of th<- bluseat fill* undertaken My Kca'ile or any other rliy in the way of ntr«*«!t improvements will be b<-Kun shortly wh»-n Holt A Jeffrey. contractors, will fill some 50 block h slornr the Ha: -rd wuti-r front In two Improvement dl*trlct» known ah Hbilsbole and Ninth av N. W. Over 1,000,000 cubic yard* of earth will be uae4 to brlnK thin area up to *treet jrrade, the total cost of which will be approximately |2fi7,11fl PORMEN«°WOMm ■ The easy way for men and women to buy ■ ■ their clothing is the Eastern-credit-way. This ■ I is the credit establishment that has grown I I great by trusting the people and selling them I I the best merchandise money can buy, adding I I nothing to the price for credit accommodation. I I Small weekly or monthly payments may be I ft made on your open account, so get what you I' ■ want in wearing apparel and have it charged. fl B 1332-34 Second Ava.. Near Union St. Words by Schnrfer Music by Mac Donald