The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1911, Page 3

—— ado.F, HERE LIDDLE | HAF INVE A MOFING DER CUSTOMERS READ. ID VORKS CLOCKVORK UND NTET. CHANGES EFERY MINUDE, a TH fe Hii ag a i H i i I i i ! i INVENTION Wich } r ID 133 SIGN FOR * DOT VON SS ALL RIGHT. Ld TO BY z 3 ICKERSHAM df 2 rf FOR IGNORING ALASKA kate to; in a spee t night made govern: a truc | }a civil government for a territory BIG BLAZE ROASTS US raised). Only seven? Those bills, go right to the heart of the country from which you get your largest trade. The other bill ts to establish out of which you have grown rich. | No wonder the delegate from Alaska and you of Seattie don't al WAYS agree. | “You are almost as ignorant as congress. It te your business to} see that 40,000 citizens have an opportunity to build up the country they live In, It ts your business | that the coal lands can be developed by opening up that coun- try.” MARCH Pweerrerrrrrr reer iret t se Te When the fire was discovered by Principal Kristine Tromte, she sounded the fire drill immediately and mai the 118 pupils to! safety. T they formed a bucket brigade and put out the fire. Saloons Held Up LOS ANC S$, March 29 of Police § jan and bis entire force are today searching this city for masked bandits who last night held up two saloons tn the down- Chiet THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1911. as The Sign That Broke a Waiter’s BY Gouty 1 pon’D Like Dor Vetus TSG-HaR, bor's A GOOT VON, HIDES ii ee oe 2 2 or ar ar a rane * MORE JAPANESE IN HAWAII THAN ANY OTHER RACE & HONOLULU, T. HL, March 28.—Army and navy officers # who have stated that Japan has enough soldiers in the Hawal- # jan islands to capture them with a fight were not far wrong. * according to recent census figures : The following tat wa the {sland population of the va rious races, and ts especially significant, in view whelming number of Japs in the istund Hawalian Asiatic-Hawalian ; Caucasian-Hawalian , Chinese Japanese Portuguese Spanish Porto Rican Black and mu . Other Caucasian . All other . of the over # . 26,099 + 8,773 + 21,698 79,663 22,294 1,962 4,828 + 687 « 14,684 7.609 191,906 (Se be beet eee sees eee ee ee ee es WOMAN, TAKE THIS. ALBANY, N Y., March “Let your women keep silence the churches, f unto them to s dent of the National League for the Pr of Purity, to speak in the edifice today 29. ymotion in it 1a not permitted ak,” quoted Bishop William Cromwell Doane, of All Saints’ cathedral, when -he refused to allow Mra. E. B. Grannis, prest SAN FRANCISCO, Ca Phil La Vole, a white r of Seattle, was convicted by @ jury in the United States district court to day Ger A TIP mayne... x} $$$. VON 80 BATTER | 1D OR | DON'D EH-HEH,— Dit You ENJOYMENT YOUR MRALTIMR | HOPE f Report any Inattentlon DID HE KIDNAP THE CHILDREN? F. L. Biack, an expert lumber ac-| and F. L., Jr., aged nine and seven, countant of E t, is accused by | respectively, each Friday and Sat his divorced wife of having kid-| urday in bis rooms at rett. Last naped thelr two children who had| Friday night he resigned bis po siven into the mother's cus-| sition at the MeWillle & Henry dy. Seattle and Everett author!-| mill, and told his landlady he was tles are fooking for bim | going to British Columbia, Netther The divorce decree permitted | he nor the children have been seen Black to wee his children, Elizabeth | since, WIRE MEN STRIKE CHICAGO, March 29.—Indica-) their demands are granted, are con tlons that 1,500 Ilinols Central] tained in the strike vole being re telographers will quit work unless | celved today at union headquarters The company bas refused a 26 per cent increase of wages and 30 cents an hour for overtime. TINLING RESIGNS. On leaving Seattle, Ale resigned from the board of of the Chamber of Comm | 8. Bruce has been elected to suc | ceed him j way high Tinting | The Mirror, @ school p ed to ad vertis school 8 made its second appearance y day o iy Condo eee * POEM # HN Must poor old fay ther, alasl ry; He BY HECK, _ BUT FOR A WORD To TH wise A FOOL AND HIS MONEY WOULD SOON BE PARTED. Hence afte fu Wond he bed care- om peep, a ey Neo sweet ber girt for money in her trouser skirt Lying chair if over the Tho! soon the furs nace fire will be dead There's no rest for father, alas! For then must he dig up ma'y flower bed And cultivate the garden grace. DOLLAR 18 CHARTERED, Anticipating a bus laska Steamship Co. artered the steamer Me which will be added t« Wellington disaster 1g respon-| operating between Seattic and Alas ka ports PLUMES the winter just past, according tc Supt. James O'Netll of the Northern About May 1 800 will be put et work by Comtraetars Are the Thing This Season Grant Smith & Co. to bulld a sys Bring in tt Pt Pood tem of protection at & cost of | Be wittowed, Dyed, Cleaned, 5 91900008, Curled and Remade. Straws, Milans and cleaned, dyed, blocked modeled. MODEL " MILLINERY 527 People’s Bank Bidg. Cor. Second and Pike GRIFFIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE HAIGHT BLD'G: Znd.&Pine ONOWSHEDS EFFECTIVE’, : The elaborate system of snow sheds built in the Cascades after the sible | | | | Cannerymen Go North The steamer Senator, which dur ing the Spanish-Ame transp, ops from the Phil #, in under charter for a special e from the Hawatian islands to jaska with laborers for northern canneries. Braid and re MERCHANTS: A. B. C. ADVERTISING CONTEST Here is a chance to make mone the advertiseme correct answers r will each be given an order for $1.00 in m: In two of the advertisements akes. ating what they are and in whose a whor dvertisements conta printed below are typographical mi words, fill out the coupon, chandise, Orders will be drawn on stor In one is a misspelled word, In another a letter has been left out. On the page I: a coupon, Read id they were found, and mail to The Seattle Sta The first two in the words. All answers must be in The Seattle Star office be- Ison 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. ey will be numbered in the order in which received prior to the hour mentioned, but will not be opened until after 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. No one directly or indi- |town district and exchanged two bs "4 rectly connected with The Seattle Star is permitted to take part in this contest. The page is to be run each Wedn ja No. 13 of the series, Remember, in making your answer, that abbrevia- shots with Patrolman Dowd | se one with t Drushes int Co., | F cop, | cured $36 When Lee Dagner bomb tn 0. it wa No| was hit The robbers se Not a Bomb — motoreycle bravely picked up an alleged | A. Bergman's cellar at} Franklin st. and discovered | ws an old cartridge, Bergman's a to mysterious enemies partly dispelied. tions will not be counted as mistakes. Address A. B. C. ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT, THE SEATTLE STAR, Seattle, Washington. Made in Seattle Eureka Glove and Suspender Co. Manofact Gauntiots, Mittens and Leather Goods Morse, for Longing Trade Gloves, UNION MADE Phone Main 3717 OFFICE AND FACTORY Know-How, Light and Equipment Enable Us to Excel All Others PANTORIUM DYE . WORKS 970 Denny Way, Near Westlake Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing Our Specialty We uso the latest, uptodate methods, thus producing the beet work obtainable, ia shi i James Wickersham ~g the Arctic Clud | plea for better to Alaska coal lands, og ickersham said: “There - ai the recommendation of be president of the U States, | the coal lands of Alaska and gatering on a scheme for their re treasury of the United States. Many men tn this body hav | STUDENTS just come from N an, five from here, of the heroic work ‘the new schoolhouse from des ton by fire. Man and Wife | Me wife, of 1108 Sixth av. © ‘fied last evening at their $40 and some pa the T. L. Blood Third ay. 8. , 0.K. TO WHIP WIFE, were Heeph Traveske of 200 Chestnut @, malstained in police court that d defied WHanft to keep hima from it whip her when not to quit it Hanft was inclined to dis laska . peat for Alaska Dills Introduced into con gee reserving to the United States al > ase with & payment of royalty to those bi:is even hands up- STANWOOD, March Word the pupils and teachers in saving —— SYebn Wilson and ePari W Patrolman Toms, cha and Washi fears ST. PAUL, Minn. March 29.— oe & right to whip his wife he pleases, « Ps Sassen” | Mel said Traveske Traveske if he would prom Pi to stop beating the woman, but | refused. He said t he “Bade $12 a week, of which she got ‘Wore than bas, and he considered fave hi ma right to strike she nagged Bim. TIRTUP STARTS UP the Lumber Manufacturers Agency, has been selected to man- | the Washington Cedar Products OM, 88 organization which aims tc & the entire output of shin from @ large number of mills i the state through one c Manager Startup will open 4 - the Henry building about e or four result of an order landed down by the executive coun Gh yesterday af The mayor, aoe his by special ime &@ special election, Wil be without authority after Mon L April 3. A new election will be 8 April 7 or 8 ROGERSVILLE, ‘Tenn, March 4, ‘ing the selection of a here, for a sanitarium ll by the International BS L Printing Pressmen. work Bi tbe $100,000 structure soon will Ia addition to furnishing a i for sick and old, the sani 'g Will have a school for dem. Of press work and a cor fystem of instruction Plan Convention ‘A, Ga. March - i the 31st annual con- the American Federa MW Labor, which will be held me Next November, officers of eatization are today in con With local labor leaders. pnllans afoot are for the biggest 26.— im the history of the or N PROTEST enact Side Improvement @ Ladies’ Improvement Of West Seattle will wend reso- ‘tions Of protest to the next city meeting against the saloon of the Luna Park cafe and pool room license, California av ne Will Strip Wreck Sar teemship Olympia, 98 the rocks off Bligh Island BB B88 aight of December 10 last fre totally wrecked, will, with Pee Next few weeks, be stripped . AP et value, The Alaska MP Co. purchaset\ the wreck mM the underwriters which YG. Startup, general manager | Knights in Drill | When the curtain rolled up on the | third act of Damon and Pythias at the Alhambra last night, 16 mem | bers of the Pythian guard, Lodge No. 51, Knights of Pythias, wear ing full armor, gave their spectacu | lar drill HONOR LATE JUDGE. | Yesterday's meeting of the Cham- | ber of Commerce was largely taken up with eulogies of the late Joseph | R. Lewis, the first president of the | chamber and former territorial chief | justice. von 07 Alfred Benjamin 0 New York Makers of Benjamin Clothes The World’s Finest Suits and Overcoats The most exclusive patterns—the finest talloring—distinctive designs. Perfect fitting. Special models for young men Suits $18 up Overcoats $20 up EDMUNDS. .D. of Ophthal molagy | ptometrist | 2704 First Avenue, Near Cedar St, Phones—Main 2916; Ind. 5393 THE ONAOLA RAZOR-Best in the World Barbers Use Them. Haight Barber Supply G. W. HAIGHT, Owner Importer, Manufacturer, Wholesaler and Retailer to All Kinds of Barber Supplies, Furniture and Cutlery RAZORS MADE AND GROUND 1928 FIRST AVENUR SEATTLE, WASH. Don’t Forget That the Best $2.50 Shoe Made in America Is Sold by THE MEN’S SHOE STORE 805 First Ave.—Colman Block House nerves rhew tions; In by leading at your own home Sold by all lead Telenbone your ARNOLD, 336 ARCADE Retailer and Jobber Main 356 It will pay you to read this ad. FREE Cut this ad out and bring to the Ideal Post Card Studio and get your photo on a Post Card while you wait. These cards are really worth while, Studio open day and night. THE IDEAL sTUDIO, 106 Madison St. Near First Av. Across Street From Star Theatre. The House That Saves You Money THE HOME FURNITURE CO. ‘A Complete Line of New and Second-Hand Goods. Remember that we can furnish your home, from kitchen to parlor, at prices lowet than any h@use in Seattle for our class of goods. Investigate this, as it means a saving to you. CASH OR CREDIT—PRICES THE SAME Phones—Main 4911; Ind. A 1643 601-3.5 PIKE ST. EK BURFALO LEN MILLS have reoejved thelr $10,000 stoke of spring 4, in order ty THE BUFFALO W' 1612-14-10 Westlake Ave., Fitth Beatle You want good laundry work, and you want {t at the right price, Our establish ment is new and clean, sanitary in every respect, Call and inspect work and get our prices, or phone your order. U. S. LAUNDRY CO., 814 Pine Street Phones—Main 2862; Ind. 478. Phones—Ind. 7283; Main 7680 Phones—Main 3764; Ind. 4081 WAAK-BAKER PIANO CO. Dealers in High-Grade Planos 1406 FIRST AVE WE SAVE YOU MONEY KARPINSKI & WUELBERKE Manufacturers of Shoes and Cordie ension Shoes for short Braces for All Kinds of Deformitios fy ED ACTION GUARANT Reom 11 M. on Ay. and Madison St., Stoelting Trunk Store 706 SECOND AVE. Phones—Main 578; Ind. 578 Clearance Sale of LEATHER NOVELTIES One-Fourth to One-Half Off. Elbert Hubbard Gets His! Read the current number of Maker's PESSIMIST, It contains a dollar's worth of indignation, and sells at all of the news stands for 10 cents actence of 1 and as ie and p thical de rt and take thin \ We Sell Only the Best Buy Some for a Test Gem Egg Market Phone Ind. 5592 812 4th Av., Seattle Puget Sound Hat Factory We can make your hat to order or clean up your old one. Kindly bring in your old hat next time you come to town and let us tel! you what we can do with it, Or call us up by phone and we will send for tt any place down town, 1514 FIRST AVE. PHONE—A 1840 Across From the Sanitary Market_ Use WILGROW Fertilizer on your pian r ‘One tableepoentul to the plu please you the best Beeds; try our Seeds the Sharpless Tubular Separator r with less labor than any other Agents f will kim che Beparator Spray your trees and poultry houses with Lime and Sulphur JACOB KAUFMANN CO., No, 538 First Av. South, Below King St. Catalog Free 85 85 S85 .85 85 85 SPECIAL FOR 2 DAYS ONLY Monogram Whiskey, full quart, regular price $1.25. Special, Full Quart §5¢ Old Whiskey. Phone us your orders, Bohemian Liquor House 111 Yesier—where the car stops, Main 810-——PHONES—iIndependent 618 Cut Rate Cut Rate Hair Store. If you do not believe it, come and be convinced. Quick sales, small prof- its, will be our motto. Remember the num- ber— 1331 First Ave Rex Bet. University and Union PRIVATE SANITARIUM NELLIE KLOSS, Supt. For Maternity and Surgical Work, Rheu- matism, Sciatica and Lumbago. We treat these troubles in the Human Bake Oven, and you are sure of results. parate Treatment Rooms, equipped with ¢ Oven and Shower Baths, Terms Mod- erate. 208 14TH AVE. NORTH—Capito! Hill Car Phone—Cedar 667 RENOVATE YOUR FURNITURE The Eastern Upholstering Co. T. E. Page, Mgr. f Mattresse Orde and Couc re taken for all aranteed. We d All orders packing a spec prices, tend ture patre 2705 First Ave., Near Cedar St. Phone—Main 4041 VIENNA LADIES’ TAILORS We have just rec ana elved the new spring ¢ pla from which to select chance to We Make 840 Sulte for $35. Fit Guaranteed. ROOM 24 MADISON BLDG. Third Ave. and Madison St. Seattle DO IT RIGHT If you are amined, go where best service We have isfied customers ~ Cor. going to have your eyes ex- you may be sure of the pcords of more than 29,000 sa Nuf sed, Eversole Optical Co. 352-353-354 Empire Bldg. Entrance 914 Second Ave. SEATTLE. t A. B. C. COUPON A. B. C. ADV, DEPT., The Seattle Star: words are ......+5 iissatis