The Seattle star. [volume], June 10, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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These are only eoma of the Clean Sweep Bargains al
Our Overstock Furniture Sale
1 Vt 1 Vr'i
Bedsteads at \ . Gas Pistes at
$1.50 [M 95c
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Metsl He.t»tesd« In t 'XiUjj Tw „ . hl|rß . r
graen. blue or white w V,
enamel K-gulsr M '* fjstr. re« »l *0.
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if \ft oak IMslnv) fUn4*»i:ia nl•k »I- «M «ak Hooker. ®*n
i (ritnm«'l "Msgio Km- ulna leather ««»at and
Cbalrt are a ana|» at : p r#|n steel It » j back. no* i»rl»+>\ .*«
cnlj •i.rftl rrK Ui for. livw I***
S. H. POYNOR FURNITURE CO.
IS2I-23 Fourth Avenue. Between Pike and Pin#.
MEDINA FOLK TO
GET CLUB HOUSE
j Ferotisalou to build an Improve
menl club house on the port row
%il»at<>ns property at Medina, on
Uk« Washington. *aa granted b>
tit* commission. Wednesday. Com
manitv clubs wtll hold their meet
logs in the new building.
The commission let a contract to!
ttk* J. A. McKachern 00.. to build
lbe substructure of the Wilt Se- 1
»tMe Kerry landing at the foot of,
Slarlon St.. the bid beinK $7,289 JO 1
1332-34 Second Ave. and 211 Union St.
t Clever Clothes Use
FOR SUMMER „
wear Your
tRADBURY Credit
'•ten A<| A Ami Take advan
.ih,.sZU u» XZS
Our a bowing of Cngllah ,em "Hj* * r "
odals for the youn*er men r ° m m ° ° n
all tha» can be expected <•"*'» you noth
le model* are neat and ln * y * T "• *•
i>an-cut. and we are showing s °",f* T. n
large variety of fabrica. ,m * n or
r„?: h,y
FURNISHINGS
A SURE HIT!
Boys' Clothes dum
A large assortment of fab
rlc»—Ju»t the thin* for Sum- Si A JVf
mer. Neat little Norfolk* and f\ Ujf
business-like double-breasted 'fX / /g
models with two pairs of
SHOES AND MATS FOR M
THE LITTLE FELLOWS ••
Low Rates East
—Via California==
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( (OGOCN&SHASTAI I
I I ROUTES I I
XCjfX
NOW ON SALE DAILY, GOOD UNTIL
OCTOBER 31
THIS YEAR'S ATTRACTIONS
Panama-Pacific Panama-California
Exposition Exposition
Mount Shasta Lake Tahoe
Yosemite Valley King's River Canyon
Del Monte Paso Robles Hot Spring
Santa Barbara Riverside
Los Angeles San Diego
Ask the
Southern Pacific
720 Second Ave.
C. G. CHIBHOLM, District Freight snd Passenger Agent
Phone Elliott 1256. Seattle, Wash.
Vm of th« Holl at wharf olmnr
ration roof for July < a*rvlc«« wa»
*rant«*l th» Council of Swlil
AB«nct«>« Traffic Manager III*
itajr r*comm» , nil»tl thai <00-jrar<l ri>
j>aritjr tcravt-l tmnWrm tw> built n(
Smith l'o*e
BERLIN ADMITS
LOSS OF ONE SHIP
BERLIN, June 10 The Gorman
admiralty admit* thai a Ruaalan
aubmarlne aank a German colCoi
and damaged a torp»<l» boat do
atroyer In tha Baltic. That three
veaaela h«d boon torpedoed and
atink aa claimed by Patrotjrad. waa
M'BRIDE MILK BILL TO BE AMENDED TO
GIVE FOLKS RAW MILK IF THEY WANT IT
Mayor Gill Declares He Will Veto Amended
Ordinance and Start Referendum in Favor
of Original Bill; Health CommiMioner Mc-
Bride Discouraged by Council's Attitude;
Erickson Joins Enemies of Bill.
"I shall help redraft the ordl
nance. If I am naadad. But I
will take no responsibility for
tho consequences. Thla amend
ment dafaata tha purpcaa of the
ordinance.
"The amended bill may final
ly pass If It doae, lam going
to aak the aid of the news
papers, and I ehall atart a cam
paign of publicity, warning the
people against impure milk.
Publicity will hurt the milk
bualnaee In Seattle.
"»UT I AM GOING TO QlVf
THIS CITY CLIAN MILK 1 "
Thla was the «!•»« larnllon of
Health Commissioner M> llride Int.
Wednesday afternoon, In ronversa
Hon with The Star at ih» cloae of
the department efflclenc) and pub
lip Hitfeti committer meeting of tin
rouudl.
Vote to Amend Ordinance
Fallowing a stormy session of
two hour* over thn proposed milk
ordinance, the committee |>aaaed a
resolution to amend the measure tr
Include the provision that alt milk
sold In Heattle he labeled, and that
"raw." aa well aa pasteurlied and
tuberculin leeted milk be sold
It was signed by Counrllmen
Marble. !>ale and Roiton
t'ounrllman llanna, chairman of
the committee, waa the only one
toting no.
Mayor OKI declares he will
veto the ordinance If It la
paaaed with the proposed
amendment, and If the council
passes It over his veto he will
start a referendum for the or
iginal ordinance.
Committee Clerk Bhrader was In
atrurted to redraft the ordinance
with the aid of the health depart
ment. to Include the amendment.
"You will do It on your own re
apooslMllty," warned Health Com
mlsstoner McHrlde, gloomily. "I
irannot help you It would be con
jtrary to my conaclence."
An Csclting Session
Intense eirltement prevailed
thniout the session Practically all
the councllmen were present, be
sl<le« a large delegation of milkman
Notable anion* the eventa of the
afternoon waa an attack made by
Councilman Erickson agalnat Mr
Kride a bill
"I want the bntllee labeled." he
said, hta voice vibrant with feeling
"ao t may avoid tuberculin 'estsd or
paateurtied milk. I don't want it
I want to Ret away from It t think
there ar* thousands who would b«
opposed to using milk of this kind!"
Molt.m came to bat with a linn of
comedy similar to that emploied
last week. Including a reply to The
Ktnr s challenge
Milkman Cheer Dale
t»«le got a hand fiw the milk
men rooters when he sild In mar
tyr like tones that, altho InlM.lu
ally he was against pasteurised or
tested milk, he would vote for the
ordinance If he could be convinced
COUPLE ARE MARRIED BY WEIRD »ITE» OF
THEIR OWN INVENTION; BY
OEREMONV OF EARTH JURHRE AND WATER
Mrs. Henry B. Mongss. Jr.
BERKELEY. Cat., June 10.—
Probably the world his wit
nessed no stranger wedding
ceremony than that which uni
ted Professor Henry Monges.
jr.. snd Miss Madsllne Brack
enrldge In this city rscently.
When the profeeeor, who Is
the heed of the dep»rtment of
architecture at the Univerelty
of California here, decided to
take unto hlmeelf a wife, he
evolved out of a weird myatl-
clsm of hie own a contract of
marriage far removed from
. conventional, recognized rit
"With r-iirth. flri», air and wnt«r
wr will affllla t r> oufMdve* In wed
lock." li«t confided to hln fUncen.
"We *111 unite our phyalcsl hclnca.
our mind* tnd mini* »* well. and
«p will clinch It all afterward wlili
the uaual orthodox ceremony; then
the K'xmlplrix to 11 k'"■* of the talk
ative will not whk In Idle prattle.
J-frat thev took earth from tw*l
aeparate urna and with their rlitlit
and left hand*, alternately, drop
ped It Into a third raoaptarln. Thua
they united their phyilral beluga.
STAR—THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1915. PACK 2.
majority
Replying to ,ne of tlii* naming
attacka. Pr Mcllrlde aald
Practically all Cilia* In tha
I'nltad Stltoa li.nr inir or uliar of
Iheae provlaUtia California litir
Juat paaaail a atatr lm providing
for It He tho | ,ii*i — |iai ,ila. and th •
foreigner* who go out and liny l>ot
tlea of milk from :h« flrat mill
man who cotwa aloiiit. that thla
ordinance alma to protoct
Try to Protect People
Thay don't top to luvcatlg:>te
nhalhar the milk la good or bad
If there la lnf<>< tiim In the milk,
aoonar or latar aotua member of tha
farnlh may ba attacked l»v It. And
then ha la a chanca «<n tha city.
"If It only mama tlm anvlng of
una llttl* olillil a life, I alionld
think It a all worth while If It
can't harm any ona. and It la not
going to roat anybody much uf
anything, and It la to th" lommon
Intaraat. why not paaa It*"
Mrllrlda'a volie al.ook with emo
tion
Than up and apaka Bolton.
Pr otaat From Bolton
"I. aa an Individual. proteat
-igainat »ou aa a doctor, tailing >-a
w lftit I'm going to eat.' ha aald
Von haven't that right. I ttilnh
there ahoull l>e three claaaea of
milk, ao the people rot Id < noo»e
Much rrltlrlaij haa been dlra« tod
«K-ilnat ma for thla atand I am
not a father. da The <t «r haa told
you lltit I'll abo-< »»i 4 i>alr of
twtna neat do <r, who drink pure —
not raw milk, and who ara get
ting along nlceiy "
Bolton here Introduced a utirned
Intonrlow with Mra loaaph Moraan,
mother of Jeaale. tuberculoma vie
tlm, at tha Flrlanda aanltarlura.
mentioned ro<-ontly In Tha Star Ac-
It «ta for tha beat Inteieat of tha
cording to tha lnt»rvl"«. tha moth
»r darlarad th*' Inami'ic'i tha
famllr haa been deaporatah poor
for ae»eral lltl'a 'evale lua
had no freab milk to drlnl:, for th<»
family haa uaoj orly c ndeu»e.l
milk.
Haaa Fa/ored •111
Councilman Maaa. an ei milk
man. hlmaelf. auld
"For mora than a *aar I have
Itoon drinking milk, tiitiercuHn taat
ed tam not afraid of It. nor of
paatatirlaed milk I tblnk thay ere
tha only aafa mat'M/da I have had
a lot of pooiila compliment m« on
thla atand the t>a»t *ew daya '
Krtckann boiled o*«r a«aln at
thla point H» «all • l»t <1
had railed him . asking lilro to
aupport th» ordl ianr*
"I don't ihltik dM rtlllnit up of
people that war al*nlfl»<i roach."
he •aid "Three reputable doctor*
ha*e protested agitfal Ita i
A aror* of laymen ha*o a»l>ed ;ue
to oppoM It t have had. nn the
other hand, a half doien letter*
from loaiiranre asitn «. nil Inaplred
by one man. barlttil by lh« Munlrt-
Then came the union of minds
The man and the woman each
took a flask of water. They poured
the liquid Into a third flask slowly.
The splrllusl uniting wa* nccom
pllshcd by the lighting of two can
dl«'H, sytnbidlcnl of the "fire* of
the home." and holding the two to
gethei until the . flaming wax
slick* became one
The while the couple went thru
th»*c three rite*, they repented a
service of words, Up* close to
aether, thereby m*klnic the hresth
of one the breath and life of the
other.
TW« stranKe ceremony took plsce
In the bride's home
The parents of the pclrl. Mr. nnd
Mr* K T Mreckenrldgc. wealthy
and well known resident* of Toledo,
were pre*ent, having come from
Ohio to attend the marriage.
At thf> conclusion of the service
conceived *nd written by Professor
Monro*, an orthodox ceremony «m
performed by Judge Win. H. Waste
of Berkeley.
The couple met at h natjir#» cure
nfinatorhim In Chicago aevoral
yeare a no.
MAYOR GILL AND FORTY DOUGHTY TILKS
DESCEND ON PORTLAND WITH A WHOOP;
ROSE CARNIVAL HAS A "SEATTLE DAY"
PORTLAND. Juno 10 Mayor HI
011 l and 40 Tlllknnia ol Klttuea, led
b> George A Simple and e» Sen
ator Allen of Seattle. dropped from
the train here at il o'clock tnla
morning, and doltal their hgta to
the beautiful Port'ar ! Roae
Thla la Seattte-T llktun day at
the annual Roae f-Mhul The He
attla delegation wna mot at the
train by a committer of Koeirlan*.
loaded Into roaa ledecked automo
bllea and e»cort«*l to earlv bieat
faat at the Commercial Club.
Mayor (5111 and other member*
of tha Hejttle crowd too 1 : pirt 13 a
program of spoochoTi at tha noon
pal league, urging Ita paaaage
Wanta to Take a Chanca
"Some people 'bin* that If you
don't join the Methodlat church,
you'll alt go to hell. I think you
ahould lie left free !•> ulie the
chanca If you want ! >'"
T K Whit*. father of i'ra*f<»rd.
who la • veterinary from Mlnwul.
got up, and. In a lon* upMch. »at<l
among other thing* lh.it when lie
«>■ threatened with I'lbttmNh
he drank whlaky every day for a
whlla, and rame out htwky iov*
Pasteurisation In a Humbug." lio
declared
MAYOR HI RAPS
DE GINK HOTEL
EVKRKTT, June 10 Conaldnr
ahle excitement wa* stirred up dur
Ing Wednesday a aea»lon of the
charltlea conference here, when
Henry Pauly. manager of Seattle's
Motel !>• Clnk, bitterly arraigned
atatementa made by Mayor Gill of
Seattle, who preceded hlra on the
■ peaker'a platform
Pauly look exception lo the may
or'a remark that Inmate* of lha
Hotel lie (Sink were buma who went
there 10 "sober up
He alao objected lo thf mayor's
plan for the building of a large
bunkhouse outside the city, where
the unemployed could get work
grubbing aiumpa
HELD UP AND THEN
PUT UNDER ARREST
There la no fan tan game at Nee
Wah'a "Joint." at 620 Hlxth ave. 8..
today, most of the habitues being
lodged In Jail, pending trial, while
Mike Matlck. Is In the hospital,
recovering from n bullet wound In
the leg
Alatlck. It la aald, and two other
foreigner* tiled to hold up »he game
Wednesday afternoon Matlck waa
ahot. The othera earaped with con
alderahle loot.
Ah IjOW. 47. In chained with con
ducting the game
ABREE ON FERRY
Kltaap roiintr commlaalonera
have agreed with thoae of Kliik
county upon a plan to build a ferrv
from Olalla or Colby to Vaahon
ialand.
ECZEMA
%Leo Tailed Teller, *ali llhpmu,
rriirtlnn, Milk One I. Walrr
Pnlawn, U frplHg akin. ale.
V l»fllf*f pfTinn ran b* cured i«»
■tar* I me4n luat whet I «»»>•
O-U-R-FJ-D nod Not merely patched
up t«» return nanln Hemetnh»r. 1
make thin Mtatement nfter handling
nearly a tmlf million caaea of eraema
and devoting 13 yearn of my llfi» to
Its treatment. 1 don't cure what nil
you hava need nor how many doctor*
have told you that you could not t>a
cured. mII I MMk I* luat a chance to
prove my clalma. If you write ma
TODAY. I will Mend you n nil.i:
TRI %I. of mild, a «odthlnK. guaranteed
treatment that will aurely convince
yon nn If linn ui<* If you urn d| a -
aunted and dlacoura Red, 1 dare you
io give me n diancc to prove my
i talma. fly writing me today I he
Have you will rnloy more r*«Ml com
fort than you really thought thlM
world held for you. Juat try It. and
1 feel atire you will i"*rrc with me.
MM. J. K. « \\ \ %M% V,
14A < »nrl lllork, *e«lalla. Mo.
Referenda: Third National Hunk
Hedn Um . Mo.
Send tble notl<« to loma eczema
aufferer.
day luncheon at the Portland
hotel.
The big •v.-nt of tha ftatlvil will
be tonight a Mlaa B>toll
Maker i|Uoen if I'.a fea'h.il. «111
lead tha parage
Mlaa Hiker, who won ottr 20
it her candidate* In lh< blt:e-»at
right aver held In thla city, |a hav
ing the time of her l.fe
The Tlllkupit will a.ipear la
forco In tho roao parade, In gar
landed autoa
Mora than 2 MO chlUron'a
volcea trlllad in aong, *»■ hen tha
fnativM opened Wednesday. A
crowd of 20,0'»0 applauded
REPLIES TO BE
CONCILIATORY
WASHINGTON. Jun<> l" —Infor
mation received today at the >tata
dejiartment lodlcatea that the im
plies of <i*n Carra:tr.a and Villa to
President Wilson's note on the
Mexican question wilt be concilia
tory, but Indefinite
The admlnlatratlon ta ar tiling
(ha outcome In the fight In Central
Mexico before taking another ete|i
toward tha M*\tran troub'e*
It la understood 'hat t'onul
Hllllinan haa r»iM>rted that Car
rant* will ho resgionMble for him
self and hi* party.
tCgc«pt for the dlatributlon of a
few railoada of food, the Red PtMi
has tv»i»n no action, hut la await
ing **aurim.-*a from the lenleri
lhat they «;|| not commandeer the
lellrf Mi|i;.ll« a.
2 MEXICANS SHOT
WASHINGTON. Jun- 10 —
Two Mexicans were ahot and
killed Tuesday night at Mex
ico <"ltv by W. P. Moat*. an
American, according to advlcaa
received todav by the «-tule de
partment The Mexican* were
attempting to break 'nto
Moat a' realdence
EXPECT EMBARGO ON ARMS
Kl» PABO, June 10.—That inoth
er embargo on the shipment of
arms and ammunition Into Mexico
will he neclarnd June 15, «vas the
opinion expressed today by Mexi
can officials at Juarez.
It may be postponed aa a rea'ilt
of the visit to Washington of
Itonlla. representative of Villa, <vho
passed thru here yesterday with
Villa's renlv to President Wtlson'a
note, urging Mexican lender* to
'get together."
Tin* anawer will he made public
when it hait been delivered to the
president.
BUTTERWORTH
IS NEAR DEATH
K. R Hutterworth. prealdent of
the undertaking flrtii of K 11. (tut
terworth & Son*, collapaed at the
hreakfaat table, In hla home, oil
Olympic place, Wednesday morn
luk. and Ih reported lo Ue in a rrlt
Iqal condition Tlmraday
Huttcrworth, who seemed to be
in excellent health, had Jtiat nrlaen
from hla nielli \»lien he waa felled
by a atroke of paralyala Hla entire
rlalit aide. It la aald. la paralyted.
DESTROYER SUNK
BY ITALIAN "SUB"
M?GANO, .June 10- An Austrian,
torpedo boat .leitroyer hna boon
atinU In the Gulf f*f Trleate l»y an
Italian aubmnrim*. no« to
dlHpatchcH recelvMd 11or«* t« (fay.
The crew of the deal oyer perished.
Aberdeen It after Reginald
Thonmon to take charge of work
on Wynooehe canyon power and
water nlte.
Rear Admiral Mayo appointed
vice admiral of the navy.
You Need the Shoes
I Need the Money
/ was too optimistic in making
my spring and summer pur
chases. Now I've too big a stock
of high grade men's shoes.
To turn shoes into dollars quickly. I
am sacrificing profits and making prices
SO low that it will be a real big Mving for
you to buy your footwear here and now.
Sale Begins Friday
June 11th
The finest mni'i *hoes made—styli«h, foot
fitting, long wearing. J. &■ M. (Johnston &
Murphy), Strong & < >arfield, J. H. lilt,
Stacy-Adams and other well known brand*,
-elling regularly for $4.50 to All «elling
during thi* limited time sale at
$3.35 $4.15
$5.35 $5.85
And a few of the very expensive
lasts at $6.90 and $7.55.
t»»WlA>OOeiO l X»'>
COME EARLY
THE MEN'S SHOE STORE
In W. Hick.
814 First Ave.
Oppoaite Colman Bldg. Entrance.
BIG CONVENTION
BE6INS JUNE 14
Thousand* of roses —of the Crlm
•on Rambler variety, and pink onea
of tbe Dorothy Perklna type —ara
needed for decorative purpose* by
committees preparing for the enter
tainment of delegates to the nation
al convention of the National Aaso
rlatton for the Study snd Prevention
of Tuberculosis, to be held here
June 14. IS and It
The committees la»ued s call for
roae contribution* Thursday morn
ing
All Crimean Ramblera are to be
left st Plymouth Congregational
church. Sixth ave and Cniverslty
at . before 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing All pink blossoms are to be
taken to the Antl-Tuberruloels
building. st Fourth ave and Cnlver
slty St.. sa early a* poealble on
Monday morning.
Further Information may be had
by ratlins telephone number* Main
10; ft or Main 15«4
A reception wilt be held Monda*'
In Plymouth church from 2 to o
o'clock All peraona Intereated In
antl-tuberculoala work are Invited.
In the evening a dinner will be
Itlven.
Pome 2<M> guests from the Eaat
are expected.
The convention. the first ever
heH outaide of Washington. O. C,
*111 be under the ausptcea of the
Waahlngton Association for the Pre
vention and Relief of Tuberculosis
'SUB' VICTIMS DRIFT
62 HOURS ON OCEAN
IiONOON. June 10 —After drifting
f>2 hours in a small boat, without
food or water, the crew of the email
Grimsby trawler Velocity waa land
ed st Msrlpool today. The vessel
was shelled and aunk by a German
submarine.
Attacked without warning, the
men were forced to take to the
small boat without Mopping for any
of their belongings, and were then
left to their fate on the open «ea
All were half dead from hunger and
exposure when found.
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< f , Special All This Week =
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"Z Including arlpntlftc examination by Or ad- -*
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• w Examination Free -»
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AMUSEMENTS
METROPOLITAN
TOMIUNT. rrHsy
MtlUc*
Elsie Ferguson
In "OI TI APT"
Nlfhtt. B>op to 12; Mat. RGr to $1 ftO
PANTAGES
GEORGE PRIMROSE A CO.
Thf Famout MlnntrH Orjanlmtlon
RHODA AND CRAMPTON
Popular Opera f» Insert
10c and 20e
BERLIN INSISTS
ON PRIZE COURT
WASHINGTON. Jun» in.—.4
not# from tbe German foreign of
fice regarding :ae slnklrg of the
American ahlp Ww. P. Prye. rearfc
ed tbe state department today It
contains (bout I,'KkO words. The
note bss not .ret :,een made iwbllf,
but ta understood to Inklit that the
esse l»e nettled 'ief>>re a pri*e
court.
The Frye was miiiiU by the -on
verted cruiser Prim Kltel Filed
erich. She carriod • cargo of
• heat, which the captain of the
Kltel raid he regarded as contra
band.
THE WIFE
Is often the money saver
of the family. We have
hundred* of them among
our depositors.
Interest 4 Per Cent
UNION
8 A VINOS A
TRUST CO.
OF SEATTLE
Capital and Surplus,
$811,000
JAMES D. HOGE, President
N. B. SOLNER. Vice fcresi
dent and Trust Officer
HOGE BUILDING
In the Heart of the Financial
District
Moore
PAVLOWA
__ Price® 50c to $2.50
MME. JOMELLI
Tha Famous Opera Star
The Master Mote
l»ew Wells end Otlisr Aels
Mallaee 10#
Brealuffs 10c mmd ise
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