The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1911, Page 5

MAY NEVER KNOW CAUSE OF FATALITY (Ry United Prose) } tained WASHINGTON, Jan, 18.—Al| began tho mall hopes are entertained | f inquiry to probe into ast th real cause of the hip Delaware yoster-| and from the battlest wo VE?! By Coled Presa) tom he NDON, Jan, 18—Prinee Mi. | fuse t aganza, Who besides being | tice dances, but after bi helr t r) dome by Adjt. Gen. Lap and husband to the |Stanted their request tse Anita Stewart of New lsurvan must 86 to b nN dloomin’ stock in the cf “s mothe the pretend law, Mra. Henry Smith, has bought the young noble man a limited partnership grade demanded by th the fact that the }uses a tester and ta Bi the governm J. W. Spangler was re-elected for|® recent ¢ t temt, a Beattie Credit Men's associa’ - y at the Arctic club. was ed vice pres J. Speckert secretary, R. 8. § asurer, W. B. Judah sine and D. K. Rich, jing to re elve a Fountain, ive here tonigh TACOMA, Jan. 18—Excessive | ¥® bere tonight Naquor drinkix ner as the cause of the sulc J.C. MeKee, 45 years of age, Co ODD PHENOMENON EVERETT, the b hotel Monday BIG LAND PURCHASE BY CANADIAN PACIFIC It was rumored fn railroad and real estate circles yestefday that Jo Beres of che door of a business b was purchased by the/acres of land a’ ‘anadian Pacific ratiroad. | BAR WILD CATTERS try seat and extensive Legislation to do away with! houses, the wild cat operations in mining and | cover ten acre other stocks was yesterday a} Derby 4 of Lake Washington intention of erec by the Chamber of Comm in| | APPOINT COMMITTEES. adopting a report submitted by its} The welfare committee legislative committee. | Woman's Federated Clubs yesterday appointed committe KOCIAN COMING. with other local soc fourth concert of the Seattle|in altruistic work Moore | theatre, January to music lovers of Seattle the noted | WOBURN, Mass, Jan Bohemian violinist, Jaroslay Kocian.| ward L, Fitch has shipped 178 pir armless, to the Bronx snakes for market GREEK TRIES SUICIDE Tom Sakis, a young Greek, yes-| at 50 cents a head terday spent his last half dollar for! 6 room at 608 tempted to k the navy department today organizing a special y Will conalat of et ‘om the Norfolk navy e ean pa Delaware ever be definitely ascer-' South Carolina and Michigan. RINCE WILL hes COPS WILL BE THERE SPICK AND SPAN The annual ball of the polic | 21. It has © use of the armory for pub: police appealed to Gov. Hay, who UP TO HIGH STANDARD | Butter must come up nutacturer on every pre @. W. SPANGLER CHOSEN Jeaution possible does not protect AGAIN AS PRESIDENT, | him ff the butter will not stand sion made by United & third term as president of the | States circuit court of Nebraska "| Gold Plate for Diva PRIZE BEAUTY WON BY PHOTOGRAPHER MRS. ELWIN &. NEAME, shines not for many London beaux H. B Per SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 18,—Cone ld plate, San Francisco will present to her| | for singing to the people on Christ. | L| HOR KILLS, HIM ee so loaautrea ¢ hv f Ist dame Luisa Tetrazeint “h anos SEEN IN EVERETT) Jan. 18.—-The peop! Sraduate, who shot himself through | here are wrought up by the appear. ead in a room at the Tacoma ance upon a large plate glass in the! use face and shoulders of a woman fn condensed humidity of the alr m & morning fire was started in © store room. 1.0 explanation for the phenomenon has yet been given. | tideland property| BIG LAND SALE ® t week for approximately} E. 8. Stimson has purch: 100 000, ing a fine coun. tter to ultima’ 8 to coop es engaged RAISES PET SNAKES. Solumbia st. and at OLYMPIA OPEN TOWN, himself by turning OLYMPIA, Jan. 18—On account on the gas. He will recover. jot Olympta being an open town for [Gloom and sorrow shadow haunts of the titled and untitled ad-| #' jmirers of “the most beautiful! }woman tn England,” who was Miss| and who has now and | Two years ago the now bride won the Daily Mir contest over 15,000 other fair and beanteous English wor nt well known artists were in awarding the crown to her, t com by h triumph the ish fairly besieged with matrimonial offers, Papa Close will now feed the several trunks of “popping” | tera into the furnac band ts tb ox special pictures of her tintic was awar = GETS $1,000; | HOSE ‘BUSTED’ : rf away in er who took of the} A jury in the | superior court yes terday awarded Dick Gould $1,000 damages for mental anguish and physical pain contracted on the | trying night of October last by the breaking of a hose coupling at the la st. and Firat m of Cedar river water streck Gould. a 4 deponited |him on the opposite side of the | atreet Lippitt Elected |waiters, nonunion waiters may be} ACTOR IMPROVING. Pa who fs lying in the Providence how |ouet tonight suffering from Bright's disease, |" “ONE improving. FATALLY STABBED, —— | PE ELL, Jan. 18.—-Mike Link, a aa waged to serve the delegates at Dick” French. the veteran actor, |the State Federation of Labor ban | governor of Rhode Is (iy Cntted Prem) PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Jan. 18 Charles Warren Lippitt, a former id, was today elected in Joint session of the legis lature here to sw Nelson W BIDDY DOYLE BACK. |} Polack, was stabbed and probably | Aldrich as United States senator. Axle Lindsay, better known as! fatally injured Saturday night by | “Biddy Doyle,” victim of a rare dis-| Jack Nendowske, a Russian. ease, is about and was able to re-|was taken to a hospital turn to the Orpheum yesterday where he holds the position of door-| Olympia.—The present hooper. of the legisiature may see the pas. clad sage of @ bill to establish a unt |form schoo! system throughout the FOR sew, modern furnished rooms at lew prices, call at The Virginus, #94 inin st. near Westlake. > | state, MAROON HOT WATER BOTTLES Maroon or Red Rub- ber Bags of absolutely the best grade rubber obtainable. No argu- ment about exchanging bags. A new bag any time in two years if your old one gives out Quart Size; regular Special see se. P 1000 2Quart Size; special $1.75 2-Quart $2.75. $3.00. SYRINGES any time within two years. Thursday, Friday and Saturday 35 Humphrey's Specifics ... sore OO sors, splendid cutters; terial or the lightest. Special this week, pair 50c Grape Juleo wes a ny ae 37c $3.75 erdek'y. Maltea Milk ....-. « 2.79 $1.00 Pearson's Creolin 2... cceee ceeeee 360 Pluto Mineral Water Stoves 50¢ A ur’ B ot THE QUAKER DRUG STORE 406 PIKE STREET Mai! and Phone Orders Promptly Filled. Sunset Phone Main 6079 Independent Phone 2401 Filled. Link | QUAKER SPECIAL THREE DAYS’ SALES GUARANTEED RUBBER GOODS MAROON HOT WATER BOTTLE AND FOUNTAIN SYRINGE Highest ever used Water Bottle. of course, quality rubber Syringe or Guaranteed, No quibble or question; whatever. your Bag leaks, return it and get a new one. Any time with- in two years. Special . 3-Quart Special ...-. +. MAROON Of the same high-grade Maroon Rubber, same positive guarant 2-Quart Size; regular } 75 e- FOUNTAIN $2.00. Special ... We want to give you a new Syringe when your old one gives out, Steel Tension, Adjustable Scis- turn of the thumb screw on side, and you can cut very heavy ma- Sweeney's Hot Flame Alcohol Use less alcohol; give greatest heat; handy to warm baby's milk on, or maybe a cup of tea or h late. Special this THE QUAKER DRUG STORE 1013-15 FIRST AVENUE, Mall and Phone Orders Promptly Sunset Phone Main 3184 Independent Phone 2915 GOES FOR FORGER Deputy Mark Freeman starts for Hot Springs, Ark., today to bring back H. Everett, wan hore for forgery in the first 4 Wedding Invitations. 119 Union at. | oe argument regular $2.50 regular $2.75 3-Quart Size; regular 0 25. Special ..... 2. 0 Thursday, Friday and Saturday 26¢ Kondon’s Catarrh pr aie 17c 50¢ Doan’s Kidney Pills . 4 35c 100 Imperial Cement. 5c Rival F y ing Ca ds, 2 decks for .. ay ere 25¢ 10¢ Universal Metal Pollsh okt s inatiaa we 25e Listerine 16c ap 10c Fluffs Moquet eo Powder ... . Cc THE QUAKER DRUG STORE CORNER OF THIRD AVE. AND MADISON ST. Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled. Sunset Phone Main 6529 Independent Phone 2332 THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1911 PUYALLUP BOY DIES IN SPORT PUYALLUP, ee! AT THE THEATRES ee eee PRR R ee ee eee RRR SEAT SALE OPENS Schubert Club, which ts te t & Sullivan's comic Saturday evenings of this we ting crowded houses LONDON, Jan. 18—The sun} With @ large number of por tha} will be ded himself with sing of more than ordinary THREE DIE IN SUBMARINE (Dy United Pres) nimous From that day till the lucky ity was which sank y The new hus. jt | rained today RAISE FUND TO DEFEND ROSSA| , Friends of Carlos Ross! » many ar m after the beauty prize | e for All Alaska Roads Retail Prices at Public Markets | IKE PLACR 4|by the board of trade for the mem-| Association tonight in the C! *\eannot be m conte b wlok. unhealthy kidneys ¢ | thick, ¢ unsalted butter h method but z renovated bulter.tor attended by & sensat THE MARKETS” average val’ whetesaicns’ on Piveal bili odure. ments and feed te fangs ate sahdech tov hese prices, unease asters butter a SSss5sSe55 *8% la method whereby we can put miss. |ing teeth back in the mouth with 7# lout the use of plates, We are able | by this method, where a patient has |jaw, no matter whether sound or | decayed, to restore those which are |as strong, serviceable and beautiful | jas the natural teeth. It is work | jgree of mechanical skill on the part |the men employed by us are of Kmoked Meate—Selling Price |plicated, these same high class, jcareful and experlenced operators *lamining doctor goes through his Eastern Washington #5668 O5eSs¢ POLO TOURNEY OPENS ‘Husband Pleads (By United Fre Me a feats for Accused Wife full force to witness the opening h T isetineal park this af TSBURG, Jan, 18—G Earthly Courts Have| iby steychatoe on 3 17, was da 1 from the howr Power to Punish | \0»,,hoyine ‘uy recovered John Lee, a member of the Nazn BS wo Fh rh 1 ding | Sect, yesterday refuse to pro tigation. lor contempt cased Lee to see a| ¢ etna ohd elbene great Nght, and the bey wh pro-t fe =F to the Uni o ee RAR AA RRR R ew) DY Moxican ee * | anx teal his w * HERE'S THE LAST OF IT . GRANTS APPROPRIATION. ‘ WASHINGTON Jan 18 * at taxpayer attempting # | naval base at bor, Hawa * to postpone the recall elec: | includ & naval bos %* tion, passed Into oblivion yos- #| pita was in * terday morning when Judge * | diate granted to * Hanford signed an order dis. | gay * missing it from the court #| * calendar * OFFERS $250 REWARD * *| OLYMPIA, Jan. 18.—Gov, Hay i» ee ee eo t rew . . . Dies in Hospital | *: — - | rest Chauncey Ww & prominent} citizen of S Dakota, who came | “Sot Soleo. WILL PROBE DEATH near hin invalid wife, died Monday night in Providence hospital, fol-| pr, Baward P k last ni lowing an attack ppendicitis. | ¢ Wood was 59 yoars old. int portions es of football player, wh Fear 14 Are Lost |ix..2n2e" Sane sn sn |make a complete investigation LEXINGTON, Mich. Jan. 18 ascertain the causes of the death William and He Walker and 2 fishermen are adrift Lake| WANT SEATTLE PASTOR Huron tee floes and fears are en tertained for their safety Woree England here . PASO, Texas, Jan, 18 n the senger train to © tonight. The} engers ‘and Balley buildin erday by a WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 mie} DISAPPROVE CHANGE, Wickersham amendment nelude| That the Chamber of Commerce the army appropriation an ad-|wants the conditions of the fir tiona »,000 for , and fund unchanged trafle in in aska, was rejected by est house today, However, Mr. pproved of the Wickershes has recetved assurance a} making it optional |that the amount will be included an to #eti the age in the bill in the senate. 20 year of servi j SOLONS TO FEED | FROST TO SPEAK. SALEM, Ore Jan. 18 Arrange. State Tax : * ments have been comp banquet to be give od for the | Frost here tonight |a meeting of the Seattle R bers of the legislature lef Com of | SURELY MAKES "KIDNEYS ACT FINE Kidney disease ts the most dan-j{t settles into gravel or Bright's moment you su 7 | kidney, bladder or urin before anything wrong !s noticed | pegin tak Pap with the kidneys themselves lirected, with the know! Some of the symptoms, though, | there ts no other me taken; for instance,| price, made anywhe world, which will effe and thorough us, because the first sympto seen in other-parts of the be we in urine, of of sedi Een isg The back aches con-ja Jame back or oc! stantly, or there is dull misery in| kidneys or bladder or urina the sides and loins, headaches and | misery; all this will surely go after é zzy spells may occur, nervous! you take Pape’s Diuretic for a few tchings, disturbed sleep, inflam-| days. [vt or puffy eyelids, weakness, stomach, heart palpitations lor the suf! iown by a feeling of languor or| Pape, Thompson & Pape of Cin- fatigue. |cinnat!, Ohio, who prepare The time to cure kidney trouble | Diuretio--60 cent treatment is while it ts only troubh ore | by every druggist in the world, banker or any TALKS ON TEETH! =: By the Regal Dentists «| Missing Teeth Restored Our great specialty is the restor ing of missing teeth by Our Method Insure Your Strength “And Health luring three or more teeth left in either At no other time in your life is it so essential that your nerves and general health be so perfect. Nour shing and strengthening food must be provided in plenty. A malt tonic of recognized value auch a Pabst Extract “fe Dest Tonic greatly aids in preparing the system for the ordeal, It con toins all the nutritive and {| strengthening properties of select barley malt and choic est hops, and being in pre digested liquid form, is easily and quickly assimi lated, giving the strength jf required tocarry the double burden, both be foreand after childbirth. Its use by mothers makes strong, T) healthy children lost, and to make them practically that calls for the very highest de- of the operator, and in consequence necessity of great ability. We have robbed the dentists’ office of its terror. We have made a visit to the dentist a pleasure, rather than something to be dreaded, From the almplest plece of work that we are ealled upon to do to the most com are here to do the work Those who come here are at all times It expert hands, from the time the ex is until the work is com ted by the operator. There {s nothing mystifying about Our Method—nothing that we claim for it but will at once appeal to your common sense. A written guarantee with all work | REGAL DENTAL OFFICES, | 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union 8t. | Visit Prof. Stevens’ new Academy at Fourth ay, and Pine st Teaching every day and = evening. Both phones, see Star “Want” ‘Ads rey Business Bringers | ee re Added to the White Sale ed in that $2.00 IMPERIAL NAINSOOK $1.65 $3.25 ENGLISH LonacorH 82 75 ; i j 35¢ FRENCH LAWNS AT 25¢ a yard under valu 16¢ DIMITY CHECKS AT y fine to make up Sale price 12¢ es wide and worth 15 ST. GALL SWISSES 75c into underwear IMPORTED MADRAS 28c Allen, Indian death occur 96.50 NAPKIN ore than ordina mrock and vy bor 00 60 LUNCH CLOTHS $2.75 * or hemstitched. Sale price $2.75 e satin damas Sizes range up to 54 $1.25 ALL-LINEN DAMASK 9c BACK IN WORCESTER pking to match $10.50 SCALLOPED NAPKINS $9.50 n and plain satin nap- ter, follow ing an unanimous vote of his for om, will be asked to kins of splendid « 65c ALL LINEN TOWELS 500 Tc enerous sizes the ends hem- 75; worth 65¢ each 35c¢ PLAIN LUNCH CLOTHS 25c¢ nice in appearance hed or scalloped, A good grade for hotel use and serviceable. n, 80 and 86 | WE OPEN AT 8:30 A. M. AND CLOSE AT 6:00 P, (Douga outhwick SECOND'AVENUE & PIKE STREET) undreds of patrons of 1s | Larson’s Books Be Good Looking We can remo facial pri How Great Men Succeed— The Great Within, Mastery of Fa Poise and Power, On the Heights, 50c Each ’ LANE, THE BOOKMAN 308 Union St, Opp. the Postoffice. M 6023, ™ st VERFLUOUS NEW YORK FACIAL CQ. 342-343 Arcade Bldg. 80 prompt} Don't be miserable and remain in| danger another moment because of ged, inactive Your physictan, pharmacist,| cantile agency er is often weighed! will vouch for the responsibility of Gammonds The Sweet Meat o the ie Fa << ric A It you prefer a hard wheat flour, assured absolute satis- faction when you HAMMOND MILLING CO. Millers to the People TODAY’S STYLES TODAY Apparel for Young Men Reduced Included are all broken lots and discontinued all are snappy, nobby in fancy weaves; 8, so eminently desired by the young man. This is a good chance for you to save money on dependable garments, You Can Buy On Liberal Credit Terms » just as welcome clothes now Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House”’ Near Union St,