The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1909, Page 9

Key CODES WITH ALL FIR ABSURDITIES COME LAWS TODAY odes; say that It would be a safe bet that more than one judge has sald haughty words when he got tan gied up with the flowing akirts Also the new marriage Hoense law is in effeot and doctors’ cer | tifioates and a host of other things jare now neCessary in order to get }& Heense to wed, The elderly }maiden person who has at last decided to take the loap into the matrimonial state must tell hon the street ie sub est “orose-tmy-beartand-hope-to die any number | just what her age ta. fom ene Mwhich on | The new codéds Were the subject ee Ty them, to say the | for conalderable jest and derision eynuevel,” are ef |among lawyers and laymen allke we throughout Seattle today. Lawyers Cong 4 superior courte aay It will take ten years to ree Gro dignified, | Uy the mistakes made tn th today, for the law new lawe enacted by the Inet leg to don long black |islature. What some might con sider perfectly sand propositions aught else than |in the manner of law making have pot far above the been made ludiorous by the “pe night | eullar cerenoane et riminal and olvil Lah gbaurd laws went ai thelt i atest p or the Pst (Ot aiparettos fl Cage a woman either at his ho Caan Bek le subject to jon of a mis a Ser atoon keeper any soreen oF device he bar from plain view apie 0" loowe - ~~ were bey Ne one wording of the new codes. MAKES ARTISTIC CHECKER BOAR t the Forestry building at the A.- “PF. which reads “Woods of Washington” was wrought by him, Mr. Hill has three small ehiidren, etx, twelve and fourteen years old Feapectively, He also has a wife 50 yours old who should be in the hospital, but Hill te @ poor man. He only wants $45 for his beautiful checkerboard, & hard three weeks’ work, so that he may keep hie ehil- dren at school and help cure by wife The checkerboard is at Tt Star office and may be seen at any ume Besides this Mr, Hill will make for you Inlaid table tops, pleture frames, boxes or anything else that may sult your fancy, Me Is an ald , @ exhibition at the man and his sight t* falling, fis ch axpecitiam, and the sign own address is Station “G," city,| ae ig. Bu who tives with bis fam) City, haw made one of peut) pleoes of Inlalt i would be possible to Fee the form of a oF a twe one-fourth-Lnoh certs trom the local forests the top with ind “4 woods, which maple, Hiraetiian _ walnut, yellow ae but neverthe sqtotty artietio and excellently gin @ tpeet finished style swho fe #4 years old, be- ‘of work when a boy YHE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1909, SEATTLE HAS NO WATER FL. GARTLE OR while |pouing as an agent for Klaw and NEW PIPE LINE NOT REPAIRED a AB QUICKLY AS Was , ANTICIPATED, | Wrianger, sent Doris Piper to Now York on a fake theatrical contract, wae arrested this aftemoon af @ lfugitive from justios, He ls held Peete ar reat ng beg Bale jut the elty Jail as & man wanted wl . oO 2 0! urnieh | the cliy of Beatle with Water to. |i Rochester, N, Y, for grand lar day, and as a reault sprinting will | cony in a deal involving some not be allowed at any time during | $2,000 and also for arson, Gartley the day or evening denies that he ts the mag wanted, This is due.to the fet that, al | but the polloe are sattefied with | though 160 men are working on (he | their Identification break in the pipe Itne between Gartley gained considerable noto | Duniap and the pest house, which | riety a couple of months ago when sprung 4 loak yesterday, it will be| Doris Piper landed in New York impossible to repair the damage in| stranded and with no job. She time to secure a supply of water | wrote back home statlog Chat Gart for at legst #4 hours ley was not connected with Klaw L. DB. Youngs, bead of the water and Erlanger and that he had |departwent, stated thin morn. duped her with @ fake contract, jag that he could pot tell at pros |Gartley was censured bitterly at j@nt Just how goon the people would |the time for the donpisable trick | be aljowed to sprinkle thoir lawns he was alleged to have played on and Gowers, Yesterday he thought | the Beattle girl, He gave the girl the plpe ine could be repatred so} an address in New York, ag the | that water could be turned into the | stopping place, which she found jolty's reservoiré thie afternoon, He | upon arrival there to be that of @ a@nhounced this morning it would be | house of fl repute impossible to do so and there ts ati!) 1,500 feet of pipe to repair, Contrary to expectations of the | GOVERNOR DEDICATES ARCH. {By United Press) STATE COLLEGE, Wash. June 10.—The dedication of the new Mbrary and apd peat pd JOIN IN INVITATION 10 THE JAPANESE building ollege ball,” a review of the state college chdots & meeting held in this olty | by Gov. M. H. Hay, and the dodioa | day, at Which Were present tion of the archway entrance to | Tepresentatives from the Chambers | the campus presented to the gol of Commerce of San Diego, Los An-/leme by the ‘05 class were the eles, San Pranciseo, Onkland, Port-| principal events of yesterday's and, Tacoma, Spokane and Seattle, commencement programme at Wy egmposing the Associated Chambers! $C. Governor Hay delivered the of Commeoree, tt was unanimously | dedication address. agreed to unite Ip an invitation to he Chambers, of Commerce of |Japan to agnd a dolegation of 20) leading business men and trade ex-| perta of the empire on a tour to the United States in September naxt. This invitadion supplements ithat originally leaued by the four northwestern chambers aad inaures | combined effort on the part of the eight leading chambers of the Pa-| Pullman, At pat BLACKMAILER IN TOILS, (Dr United Prem) | COLUMBUS, Oblo, June 10-— | Augustine Marfial, arrested Wed nesday at Dennison complicity In the recent operations in this state of black mailing “Boelety of the Th * has beou served with a fed rrant and | waa taken todey to Canton for ar | r for alleged | SHRINERS ELECT | ~~ Louis ke Pine 10.1 George Lb. Street, of Richmond, Va.,| fh wat youterday advanoed from dep. uty lmperial potentate to Imperial potpntate at the business meeting follows: Imperig) deputy potentate. Frederick Hines, Law Angeles; imperial chief rabban, J, Frank Proat, of Fargo, N, Dt imperial high priest ond prophet, William W. Irwin, of Wheellpg, W, Va; imperial Oriental séribé, Jacob T Barron, of Columbus, 8, G,; Imper ig) treasurer, William 8, Brown, of Pitsburg eosiect )} imperial re-| corder, Benjawin W, Rowell, Bos ton (re-elected); imperial firnt oor} emowlal maser, Vroderick RK. Ainith, Rochester, N. ¥.; imperial second ogremonial master, J, P.| | Stevens, Portland, Met imperial Onaptain of the guard, Charles FE. | Overshine, of Minneapolis, i pea Sian ne fat ALLEGED MURDERER CAUGHT (Dy United Prove.) VICTORIA, ©, June 10— Charles Philips, allds Charles Ben- tou, arrested by the provinelal gst at Quesnelie and wanted |} ‘or the murder of Raw! Siebert at | Republio, Wagh, July 21, 1908, ar. {iH rived here today and was nded over to Sheriff Lecoot and Deputy Sheriff W. J. Hall, of Ferry county, Wash, | of the Myatie @hrine, | Other officers were elected | B, pe, GRANTS WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS Alleging that her grandson, Julius | Oart Harn, had kidnaped | jtrom St. Louls by bis father, Julius Hobs, and that the child was betas kept away from her contrary to the | orders of the ctroult court of Mis sourl, Mra. Dora Shoemaker this || morning filed a petition for a writ |] lof habeas corpus, which was grant | jed by Judge Hardin. | Mrs Shoemaker ted in her li jcomplaint that the custody of the jrajapr ehiid, Julius Carl Habn, wae |i jawatded to her daughter, Mrs. | |} Hahn, at the time divores proceed | ings were brought by the Hahas. been | Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON STORM OCLO8HS DAILY AT bu , Ine, | Dry Goods Two Important Ribbon Specials SPECIAL, 33¢ Yd.—This lot comprises a wide variety of fine quality, imported, plain and fancy Ribbons, among them Satins, Taffetas and Shan- tungs, as well as beautiful Novelties in plaid, stripe, Persian and Dresden effects; widths from 4 to 8 inches. SPECIAL, 15¢ Yd.—Included in the assort- men t at this price are high-grade Taffeta, Satin, Messaline and Moire Ribbons in a wide variety of popular colors; widths from 4 to 6 inches, Drapery Materials Crepe Drapery, 34 inches wide, in dainty colorings and patterns While k floral, | the sun, conventional, fruit and other effects. Price, 20e yard. breeze anc from the o' Curtain Muslin in a variety of colored-figured effects, bordered or all-over - wel 86 inches wide, | Length,7 Price, 12%e yard, and 10 ft. —fecond Floor, “Vudor" substantially --First Floor “Vudor” Porch Shades ceping out the heat and glare of Porch 1 permit free circulation of airs Shades admit the can be seen through from the inside, but not utside, affording privacy. May be had in light-green, dark-green or brown; made of linden-wood slats. ft. 8 in.; widths, 4 ft. 6 ft, 8 ft. ff Prices $2.50 to $5.50. Second Floor, PPP PLLA LL ALP L DAP LLLP PPD Hair-Dressing Requisites in Wide Variety “Always -in- Place” Hair Rolls, | made on wire frame; light, cool and | or curl w | West's Electric Hair Curlers; wave yithout heat; 25c set, cific coast, to make the visit of }the representatives of Japan of great commercla) and political {m- portance. An itinerary of the trip of the Japanese visitors was made FIN sanitary; $1.75. | MAKE PLANS FOR ii Large Hair Rolls of good quality BIG SEATTLE DAY i] mohair, net-covered; 50c, The A-Y-P, B Seattle Day com-'fi mitige met tp the Chamber of Com | meres rooms this afternoon at 1:30 fo'clock, Plans are under way to} have been working since last fall} make the attendance at the expost night and day manufacturing soda | ton on Seattle Day the record ony pop botties, The prohibition wa Ee . IN ART. PHLAGE Mobe- Democrat, Mike Furlough, reported at first |f to be « bartender in Kelley's Art Palace, 1315 First av. who was arrested Monday for selling liquor |ff lwithout a Heense, was found to have }no connection with J. J. a at hall, He was arrested by C. B. Pey- ton, of the prosecuting attorney's office, in # room tn the Vendome hotel, of the same address, where | he had the liquor secreted in a trunk. ) nvestors |" The case of John Shea, accused | | of shooting Ha ry Rogelet on the When considering an investment of this kind, there are two vital points to con- _ sider before purchasing: | }night of March 4, was turned over | jto the jury shortly before noon} FIRST—Who are the men who are promoting the proposition? Are they | HONEST and are they CAPABLE of bringing the Company to a successful issue? | | today SECOND—Is the property a valuable one? Shea's plea was self defense and |] Wrings cloth quickly and effectively, A athe ee ed tent iH sirable for cleaning walls or windows. | Rogelet was known among his atl ~WROUGHT-STEEL SPIDER, 30c— | ‘ In answer to the first question, we call your attention to the fact that the men Jn this Company have had a long experience in this line of work; that they have al- Feady successfully floated a company of a similar nature; that they are highly rec- soojates as @ bad wan i] The “Never-Break” Spider, of solid steel, The mhooting occurred over 41H \otished inside, No. 8 size measures nine ( mded by the leading business men of their home city. This should be a satis- ory answer to Question 1. fp, Poo nn coe inches across bottom. DAM GATES BREAK _“HOLD'EM” WIRE MOUSE TRAP, 25e—Self- Closing Mouse Trap, strongly made of coppered steel wire. Frederick & Nelson | pee 6, A Mattresses Tn answer to Question 2: The property of the UNION COAL & DEVELOP- ENT COMPANY is located only TWELVE MILES due east from Seattle. Mille we are absolutely certain as to the great wealth contained in our property, ‘and while we are fully competent to advise you for your best welfare, we still desire » that you should see the property yourself before purchasing. For this reason we offer » to take every investor to see the property at our expense before they invest one dollar. Tn the event you are not able to go at once, you may place a small deposit down for any sized block of stock you wish, and we will allow you 30 days to examine the “Property before closing the deal. In the event you are not satisfied on examination, “we will return your deposit without protest. jraigument before United States Commissioner Whithaa. OE. QUESTION WL AY AT FAIR) YH PAH probably the only day : . tt __ (ie ’ : Si os vocal STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, | 7 known i. eity, }7une yeen Hquor question, e some state, coun tion. | use of the student demonstrations or other organtsa and threatened strike a year ago bave been that resulted in the suspension af ! hy see ;® Qumber of Stanford undorgrada- hood ~ ie threatens to break out anew ro an days, | when the untyoratty opens ite doors], Br nice | for the fall term fn August, ne) Charlie Meyers, purveyor af China, several Bot teem to auld refreshment to Stanford) Sours 2a" soos wt done on anion hich began |students for more than a decade, | (n° nie Bistee will wend an agent morning. ts said to have completed plans for!) made here today of the formation fre of S/opentng another boose emporium of a group of such houses for the wilt be | midway between Mayfield and) purpose indicated, among be- Bet ot the} jountain View, balf an hour’ . P. Morgan & Co, and Kuhn, walk from the campus. Soft Rubber Hair Wavers, set of How Prohibition Helps the Bottle four; 25¢e. Trade, The ‘extension af prohibition throughout the United States hae Increased demand eoda pop, indicated by the great demand for bottlen Two big factories at the Alton Glass Works Kid Curlers, extra quality; 15¢ doz- ANCIERS TO SEND AGENT TO ORIENT By Cnited Prem.) NBW YORK, June 10.—To inves- igate what opportunities are open to American finance in developing minent financial inatitutions of Graduated Hafr-Rolls of curly mo- hair; 0c, : Medium-size Hair-Rolls, twenty- | Curling Trons, large size, with eb- | ony-finfshed handles 15c. four inches long; 35¢. | en, Curly Mohair, blonde, brown or Wire Hair Pins, four inches long, black; 25c yard. for puffs; ounce package, 5e, Heavy Dressing Combs of rubber, | all coarse teeth; 75c. Short Rolls, ‘for puffs, six inches long; 15¢. Parasols soem to be as necessary to the smart girl this summer as her gloves. Cali and look at our new bath tubs. G. H. Brown Plumbing Co, 223 Pine 8 aad Extra large invisible Hair Nets, va- | Celluloid Dressing Combs, white, rious shades; 25c, | shell or amber color; 3c. —Firet Floor, Offerings From the Housefurnishings Section i, & N, SLEEVE IRONING-BOARD, Substantially made of selected fir; 24 inches in length. IMPORTED ENAMEL WASH BASIN, ] 15e—Enameled blue on outside and white WILSON BREAD TOASTER, 25c— For use on gas, gasoline or oil stove; toasts | 2 four slices of bread and heats coffee pot or tea pot at same time. “EASY” MOP AND HANDLE, @c— De- | inside. 3-PC. CARVING SET, 65c—Consists of | knife, fork and steel; has rubberoid-finished hardwood handles, nickel-plated ferrules and caps. MRS. POTTS’ SAD IRONS, 85c Set— Consists of three irons in various sizes, han- dle and stand Oy Lawes Prose) | SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, | ‘The last barriers of the lemergency dam across wrecked Canadian canal were placed today It ig estimated that the damage, in-| jeluding that do} jthe gates bre smashing of the passenger Assinibola, the sinking of the jiner| Crescent City and the wreck of the| Walker, will total half a mililon dollara. Trunks Suit Cases Traveling Bags MEEK TRUNK & BAG CO, 918 First Ave. DOLLAR HYP-GLASSES, Ads Mike thie are usually mf AGREE eure | TO PAY ALL YOUR MONMY BARNS, 10 Per Cent Puld Last 7 Yours. Puarr SOUND SAVINGS & LOAN 060, 112 Columbia St Grand Fan Ball | Tonight Leschi Pavilion Each . th, TYMMS, M.D, Oculiat and Aurist, 344 Arcade Bldg . 50 Oo Reward For any case of alcholism that 1 cannot cure in from 8 to 6 days. J. B. BRISBOIS 4 CHILDREN'S RYE TROUBRES | Fane Presented to | Attendant |WAGNER'S FULL ORCHEBTRA, Admission 50c. Ladies Free. Souvenir Given spectal and careful attention by our spectalist, Bring them In for examination if you Our charges fishing Hall and get to go for If you want good your tackle of A. L. a few pointers where trout or bass. A, L, HALL, 1111 Firet Avenue. suspect are very an trouble moderate. ‘ Many readers of this advertisement have made investments in similar enter- Prises, but no one has ever been offered a fairer proposition.. EVERY DOLLAR IN- VESTED IN THIS COMPANY TODAY WILL BE RETURNED TO YOU TWENTY-FOLD. 1207 Seeond Ave, SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO, 27--We Have--27 Live BUYERS for City Property at Market Value. If YOU want seo Ua at ONCE nin St. 4221. OSTEOPATHY apy not alt owent bathe and ghee 2 drugless a for fitting with out Send for prospectus containing a large number of fac-simile references of the _jyp highest character. Mild Liquid Cures Ecaema | syne, (Bate pier For a short time only, stock in the UNION COAL & DEVELOPMENT COM- | Gkin sufferers! Drop greasy i | speclannaighal toni Simian Oe: » PANY at 40c per share—10 per Cent down and 10 per cent a month. | ' Union Coal & Development Co. : E. £. RANGE, Manager “1 Arcade Annex Seattle, Wash. - | to BELL Treatm: path ar medicines. Bank |salves and nasty That mild, D. D awful itch with the A doctor's pre red value Over Raves Drug § 4009 American Bank Bids. soothing liquid, D. | mn | first drops. } The Raleigh Turkish Baths MEN ONLY. Pourth Av, between Union and Pike, . No further comments necessary, Prescription, stops the BROKERS Private Leased Wire to All Bx- changes 8. C. Osborn & Co. M S728) G2T First Ay. Bone H. 1. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER, If you can't get boots or shoes to fit you, get them made scription of ac knowl Get a bot tle at Quaker Drug Co.) 1013 Ist Ave, 406 Pike St, “| BUY A YAKIMA ORCHARD TRACT And in four years you will b | pen 92.00 per nore ench will pay for a full bearing Yak erehard tract. We have ere ovory Saturday Office open oventnes. Phe Smlth-Kling Land Co. Ownere—Not Agents. 410-411 Contre Remnants of Wall Paper Selling fast } bargains left 1 and you can save big money | getting your wall paper here. | Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co, 1314 First Ave. Ostrich Feathers but still a lot of good id feathers made Into They can't last long by your free excursions to buy. | V r Tuesday, Thursday and} in n made from MILLINERY ©, ople's Sauk Bldg. Seeand fad Pike,