The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1911, Page 6

i 4 q Ml ' (From Our Own War Correspon-| dent.) | O, Cal, Mareh your unele rushes © report the war, and eon several days, neg 10 WA far b aqueese up to the bar through v rows of th fantry, 49th cavalry \ and first division of the Pacific fect, and that's what 8 n said war was all right Aymed with y a wad of clipping corre: went out thing and d » Camp §: anded te mandin’ gineral, I tell you the scene was warful, all right. There was the army spread out in a thou sand tents, playing old sledge, while the balmy spring sunshine wave the beautiful wild flowers on the green hillsides behind the and the meade rks was ling joyce bush was the n the bay, with clouds pour every smoke RU Japan pointing and crowds mbin and toward dressed women cli stack straight of beautiful N.Y.CAP TOTAL NEW YORK’S MAGNIFICENT CAPITAL BUILDING NOW GUTTED BY FIRE. ALBANY, N. Y., March 29.--, for graft, and no far $27,000,00 iT Fire scorched and water stained,| een spent upon it, and #' " the} aihel original plans were unfulfilled With @ net loss of $6,000,000, not In-|°TRO Rott is in auch a. atate| cluding thousands of precious and irreplacable documents, the New York state capitol today stands rtly in ruins, following a seven ure fire. i] The state library, with its 400,000 volumes, was destroyed. The sen ate and assembly chambers are smoke blackened and water-soaked. of chaos today that no one can tell what may be its fate, It is a sad wreck at cursory glance, but later investigation may show that enough of its beauty may be salvaged to warrant rehabilitation The democratic legisiative caucus had adjourned an hour before the fire started be The great western stairway,| Smoke was seen issuing from| with its great architectural beauty northeast cor r of the bulld is blackened and its marble chip be 3 o'clock this | ped. The western wing Is flooded The fire spread to the and the roof of the north wing is chamber and corridors, » the western stairway and “its million-dollar ceiling, one of the sunken. Millions Wasted. | 000 a UNCLE KITCHEL PIXLEY RUSHES TO THE THE STAR—WEDNESBAY, MARCH 29, the mighty mato 160,000 Japs hed landed on the Well, the commandin’ ginerat] Lower California’ coast, and was t rush out to greet your war] making a Independent republic with | tudes Looe ondent, b the commandin’ |the alde of Joe Fels and her #0 « na J y dally did. He 1 the butt of a | clali and I hunted the matt } teach you how t agin me about where my{up, Say, there ain't no such thing THE SCANDINAVIAN curls ‘round the lowest vest] unle Japs and #oclalivte ean Mv AMERICAN BANK a what de you think hejon hardy and salt water There y. P. Berend Srene h woe to u ain't nuthin’ else on all that const b Hev you bin vaxsinated?” sez]trom Tia Juana (spoken “Teen | he Wanna") to where the Lord s#ud-| No sen 1 ‘and I daven't any |denly broke off making Lower Call appendix, nor leerated teeth, |fornia as a tiresome job ne no be J I haven't hed Just got a wireless from your] croup in 47 years, and, anyhow, it's /other special correspondent over at} one of your dam business if I/San Antone, Tex, He says the ain't full of cow-serum, I'm a ape |army over there is on the qui vive al war correspondent, How's the [Same here. I never saw a qui viver war Jarmy than this one heré that's just Thin fellow's name te Smith. I} bin vaxsinated ~ took pains to learn it, afterwards rw at the Front CASINO THEATRE because I'm goin’ to git him over KITCHEL PIXLBY eo ain 6h day tia sebit BGone to San Diego some night and chal . . Y lenge bim to a straight whiskey Bhow tn the city All seats onl Confidential, I tell you there 5 ain't no war here. A big lot of Cc regulars are gittin fresh pineapples regular in March who usually don't git such things bef e| Nee ot m store at 64 a ave dog da D ere ain't no war i. W. Mere te the place to get fire “ond oe. fo rare ‘aenaeousill ST. PAUL, March 29,—Practic se etaet dering otyite moanderin’ and soldierin’ in gin-|ally every influential wepaper in able prices eral, sort o picknic Hike Minnesota today endo mo ee (MeN | TRY 08 ONCE—YOU'EE, COME AGAIN ate’s action in passing the Moona: Oh, yes, 1 got your 11:49 DP. M}iii which provides for the recall “I'The vote stood 44 to 8 ie CHAS. G. INGALLS | The measure, however, excludes |supreme court and other judges er in Watches, Clocks and WILL CELEBRATE CANAL OPENING starting of dredging opera thos on the Lake Washington canal, between rd and Fre mont, May 1, will be fittingly cele brated by the people of Ballard if the plans of the almon Bay Im provement club are carried out. The ® club has worked long and hard for the canal and ves that the starting of actual work should be an event to be rved with fit ting ceremonies, All members of the club and citizens geverally are nvited to a meeting next Monday How far Hello, Diego. cen Yes, sure all right. And that trout Interrup the conditions arc you telephone me get out ral. Give you ¢ w or orable. Were sald ays it not for jk a here he San it any providing You bia can talk all ¢ sh Colum and as far east as Coour d'Alene Idaho. 1th eral authorities who con }between Denver, Colo, and New | York, and those between F on and Omaha, which are In daily use |by the Cudahy Packing company Junaid Manager Brindley of the Bell the communication Seattle and New York would be just as practical The groat difficulty tn nee telephoning is in the of power ween ta trane explaine such points as San and York the would h to travel through #0 many cannections at by the time it reached the oth 4 all the sound would be lost One thing essential in long die lephoning,” says the phone Ys Kood weather conditions exon stormy and windy can nversation b points distance aisaion Brindley New Fr tm conversation ve er tan man An day tween ‘And John Hays Once Led a Rebellion Against England h 28.---London d at a new ankee dol! need that leader of South A LONDON, M day stood amas of the plenty of when it was anne Hays Hammond, once Jameson raid in | against England, now American bassador to King George's tion, would pay at the rate of $ r for the residence of late Baroness Bur wre to t a q the rica am ona the stay in London. long dis | FRONT ON SPECIAL ORDERS KILLED WIFE PORTLAND, Jane W was fol yesterday after the five hours. out Hassing shot and killed his wife | one Week (exce pataiane on the at t last November and . wena ‘Siake, a then attempted to kil] himself, The} Grmern pe rtd tr couple previously ad quarreled |!» Mre Frances } . + Piey and were living apart “The Dawn of» Tomorrow fea! stay. “Prices Boe to $2.00. “ha cha a he din tin a tinh tng « ~ 7 soar THe THEaTaes. »|GRAND OPERA HOUSE | Moore—Dark . might and All Week # Grand—Max Dill in “Dream &| Special Priced Matinee Tomorrow le Clty * MAX DILL ® Seatt! “ameo Kirby.” * . .% # Alhambra—“Damon and). ong Bat SS . Pythias *. an Olle _ sd ® Lole—"The Prince of Liars.” * ® Ster—"“A Hot Night.” . # Orpheum—New Vaudeville, */ Ty Uf Mieco veosevite™ 3/143) FOLLOW fe GT SEATTLE # Pantages—New Vaudevi * eee e eee eeeeee | REYES COMING BACK 3 ee te MEXICO CITY, March 29.—It Cre as learned here today that Gen-| CAMEO Kany” IRat pecnanbine Theres ]__Next Week "The Blue Mouse” —_ | Rome last night for Pi | lhe will be here in two weees|LOIS THEATRE | Reyes will not take a seat in the Secuse~<thata 1906 a. ‘dies Jeabinet, but will become active . a ialy jeommander for the federal troops DAFUNE TOLLARD AND CO. io Chihuahua in Keys made to order. AL. Ha em serra Ac eral 1911. March 29 trac mur Or illum Hasasing, und gullty of wife jury had been Jewelry Fine Watches a Specialty Jewelry Made to Order 6223 Ballard Ave., Seattle tor, | —_—___— der AMUSEMENTS = Both Phones 5106 weed Vauderitie } Dance at Dreamland tonight. oo 1! oe |} Classes in French taught by Madam Poencet at Stevens cena sake Mre, Wm, Leeds, Mra, Potter Palmer, Mrs ita, Mra. J. J. Aw} tor and Lady Cunard be the leaders of th American t. Mre Leeds has leased the Grosvenor st house of Mrs ». Keppel, which | was given her by King Edward entertain in Prem. residence in Lady Cunard wil fer Asquith’s private stta during | Cavendish Square wate nee | — He Sues Because He Couldn’t Laugh The $27,000,000 that has been | finest mural paintings in the world - - : poured into the capitol by the state By 3:30 o'clock the assembly BALTIMORE, March 29. i for many generations bas been| library had been wiped out with its |CoWld not laugh proper! When t wasted. The great building, the |shelves of documents and papers \* * amused one side of my face pride—and also the shame—of the dating back to 1 Aji docu. |*miled and the other side would Empire State, was planned in 1863| ments of the senate judiciary com-|not, which made me look funny to cost $4,000,000. The construc-| mit of the esent session were |*aid Dr. George W. Dobbin, during tion serch bes too tempting a chance consumed. [his suit for damages for injuries sustained in an automobile acct dent He sued for $25,000. The vg! “THE CHILDREN IN THE CASE Albert Henry, aged 7, and little Anita, who is nearly 8. DESTITUTE INDIANS ARE NECLECTED BY THE U. S. A. VICTORIA, B. C., March 29.—, down off the mouth of the Colum Destitute ‘and hungry, clothed in| bia river by the United States col khaki uniforms given them by an|!l¢t Saturn a short time ago, are | T % " a in the city Today they are wan alien government kinder than their | dering the streets again while the | own, 27 Indians, sealers shipped | sev departments of the gov-| recently on board the sealing| ern decide which is respon-| which was run schooner Umbrina, r keeping Commissioner Hamilton com-, The Seattle Federation of Wom plains that the county hospital | M's Clubs, after investigation, hav patients are being fed too well and | "commended a complete change of too heavily. He has investigated| The w. CG. T. U., the Mothers'| awarded him $3,800. Yard, aided by continental sleu' scouring «wondon for characters WASN'T SHE MEAN( SPRINGFIELD, Mass., March —Springfield 1s peeved at M Tetrazzini. After canceling an gagement of “Uncle at the Court Square theatre she might give a concert, she cided not to come here. Mor: the “Uncle Tom” entertainme been irrevocably lost HOME FOR GIRLS. Tom's Cab! that de ‘CLEAN UP LONDON LONDON, Mareb Deter mined to have no anarchistic out break in London during the cor onation period, Home Secretary | Winston Churchill today has 4 |score of detectives of Scotland | ths, | me KANSAS CITY, March 29.—A hotel for working girle is bein planned here, Public subseriptions are taken for the puryc The m tion picture shows set aside one night and gave all re pts for the It is thought that $70 000 Y Toothache Helps Some PHILADELPHIA, March 29 Dr. E, Druitt Crawford, a Ph phia dentist, recently had a d tion conferred on him by Prince Teai Szun, uncle of the Chines emperor, for stopping the prince toothache during the latter's visit here last fall WHO'LL PAY TAXES? BOSTON, March 20—A tract of land north of New Boston has been deeded to the Lord of Hosts, In the deed the Lord is named as the grante Th lose Richard A. grantor was It is not known who will pay the} assessments ‘As Quickly As Water Dissolves s Sugar suspicious | About The Time It Takes For A Stuart's Dye ja Tablet to Werk On The Food And Bring Rollef. TRIAL PACKAGE GENT FREE. There is no long walt between the time you take a Stuart's Dye pepsia Tablet and the feeling of relief it will bring to an overloaded stomach. It gets busy in a jiffy In that tired and disordered stom- ach, It goes right at the work of digesting the food it finds lodged there and in no time at all has things on the move—tho gases cense forming, the breath is sweet ened, the coating on the tongue dis appears and you are no longer con- scious that you even have a stom ach That ie one of the chief recom- | mendations for Stuart's Dyspepsia purpose will be secured in 26 days. QUEER FREAK BORN YORK, Pa., March 29.—A girl born to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mc Clure, in Dillsburg, recently, has no lege. Th perfectly little arms or two other dren. The healthy formed « newcomer GOT A MILLION. PITTSBURG, Ma 29—Cha Sheldon was arrested here te on the charge of obtaining m parents have hil | ries odny nore than $1,000,000 through blind pool operations in Montreal Sheldon Tablete—that they don't take forever to accomplish the purpose for which you need them. It ts just as if you put an extra stomach or two to work when yours help. You can't continually over load your stomach and expect it to} aiways emile, It is going to get do double work. You must rest tt oecastonally—not thereby weakening yourself physl cally-—but by using a Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablet to do the work of digesting your food. ‘These tablets contain all the active elements of the natural stomach juices and will alone and unaided digest food just the same as the gastric jutces. And nothing | could be more harmless than these tablets. They do not affect the system in any way—do not cure lany ailment except as they digest the b #, showing pure of | Congress, and a committee of won food supplies for the last six|en, headed by Mra. Peter ttingor, | Gareay ee i er “ag Bardo’ vs months, he says, so he knows after @# investigatior tending ee ee — n Ging revent suicide The patients have been trying to|over years, pronounce the food un. |” ec eat the food and say it is unfit to| fit to give anyone, whether sick or HE'S “ELK” AT 81. eat. not KIRKSVILLE, Mo., March 29.—| The committee of organized labor, The Star has made indépendent |George W. Cain, 81 years ofd, in. | representing and investigations, not of the books, \itiated into the Elks’ lodge here, is women in Sea v ed but of the food, and The Star's re-|doubtless the oldest candidate to} the food served and say it is unfit | por nd that of the por commit-| join a secret order in Missourt, to eat ‘tee were almost identic - “4 ices ss HERE'S HOT ONE used to be” is developed by Re NEW YORK, March 29,—The| Photograph Thoughts vse" to Ft 8. Jonna eed fy Mev latest Parisian fad, according to | CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 29—|sertion that the girly don't blush {returning Americans, is the Jersey That photographs of human|any more. Self pouseasion in (cl. The newest fashion accom thoughts will some day be taken|pismed be the. Possession 18 | yanies milady on a gold chain, and on dry plates and developed 1s pre- |, pastor for the disap dicted by Dr. Max Raff, eminent} - psychologist of Clark college. SPRINGE LD, O., March 29. Buch experiments. he declared,| None of the girl student tw have brought surprising results|tenberg colleger were able to when carried on by Japanese sa-|tend church services Sunday, Wh vants, |they were having a banquet at t dormitory the night before sor SAYS GIRLS NO LONGER BLUSH per entered their rooms and sto BOSTON, March 29,—Another!all of their rats and switches, ‘ance of this geminine attribute. | looks pretty but stupid | Bidg., Marshall, ware Pollard @ = food. Ui Stuart's sold by all Price, 60 cents per box package will be went if write F. A. Stuart Co., 150 Stuart Mich them freely Dyspopsia Tablets druggists everywhere. A trial FARCE ind quickly sets things to rights ceded | rebellious and sulky after awhile | and refuse to go op being driven to by starving and | are) you will] | Dancing Aca nesdays 215 clud Plat ete us i} A | April » ete and Pr Removal Sale Owing to our moving to Way 1, we offer is at actual cost, ing Cut Glass ed Ware, Yesler a in Silver are requested to pa their accounts by April 1 Houghton & Hunter JEWELERS. For the Past 20 Years at 704 First Ave. What does it spell? LIPY TAINS “A5, minutes” NEW about many Umbrellas, All parties owing “TME SUNPROT” 1—Stolar ‘ed | PANTAGES THEATRE Unequaled Vaudevill | | 4 FLYING DORDEENS | CHARLEY CA Popular Prices Another W aM on NIGHT Mustoa: f Lewis and Lake Added nea Art. chmeay ce feature, YORK DENTISTS, Inc. 614 First Ave. Examinations Painless Extractions .. Silver Fillings Cement Fillings Gold Fillings Gold Crowns per tooth Plates (guarante Bellingham ¢ Ever and Estimates Free $ .50 50 -50 1.00 and Bridgework, eeeee 5.00 e d) ee 5.00 Vice, Sunset Blk. ett Office, Commerce Bldg. ‘Additional Ballard MOORE THEATRE| TAR THEATRE Nero Bros, Wrestling Under hundred of the la Bpectal « the direction of Mr rs will be tab in @ position to save you more pay in Seattle Our new Ready-to-Wear Dey in f Pie to oe W ove ash D flowing with ch nses, Bilk an Children’s Wash Dresses, Wash Goods Confirmation I rc dren, Pumps and Sandals, da merchandise hoy over the The Armstrong Co. Cor. Ballard a Mo Edison Standard Phonograph and 6 Ambero! Records— $38.00 Other Styles From $12.50 Up Edison Standard Records, 35¢ Ballard Music House 5411 TWENTIETH AVE. N. W. Bailar EDISON AND VICTOR RECORDS FOR APRIL NOW ON SALE STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING SEEDS—SEEDS—SEEDS : tions f _ Now is the time to plant seeds. We have all kinds at the M greatly reduced prices oped Grass Seed, Clover Seed, Millet Seed, Onion Sets, all ‘ate kinds of Garden Seeds Potatoes of all kinds for | We have the best Potat , in oes Fairbanks Quality Grocery Stores 20th and Market Phone: Ballard 98 B. B. B. MILLINERY 2005 Market St. BALLARD Special Display of MISSES’ TAILORED AND DRESS HATS All the Latest Fads Sloop or Beach car; get off at 8 blocks east REX HAIRDRESSING PARLORS ‘om 8 to 6 Moz 22ND AVE. NW BALLARD The Wm. M. Curtiss Co. HARDWARE Paints, Sash and Doors, Wall Paper, Plumbing Complete Stock of Garden Tools and Hose BALLARD STATION 5016 Twentieth Ave. N. W. PHONE: BALLARD 41 suske Gale we Wa- ter or Milk Pails, choice of either ONYX or blue and white triple coat granite, 10-q or 12-qt. capacity. Will out last a dozen tin or wal. vanized pails for any purpose (Opp. French & Neleon) DVERTISE RS Spring Millinery Opening af | “3” | The New Store Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Gtore That Our Leader, The Edison Phonograph bulk, at one-half price. HAWKINS’ SAWEINS’_SPECIAL g BALLARD VARIETY STORE or OAKLAND two-year od mother are with the pol the ons BE. B: tt, we will dis nd Paris models 4y about three fee Lat Bates senat by. ent Hi. Kol Chicago Re was examind yestigating ing the Kobisaat ¢ m whel editorial in ed that « la raised to se the senate ground when asked informant, hi REBE E SAN . DIA steamer San from Enseni brought wo! for the Mex éted insurr 80 wiles soul ter marchin, from Teca line. Simo commander, The capt that Ensenad California, tacked by R NEW YO! 6000 tickets) every seat more women the jubilee Womens’ Fa ciety here ever gather JusT NEW YC policemen Bear Kings ce to Mary juring these three days. We are than half om the prices you will rtment for Ladies and Childres new merchandise, Ladies’ One Walsts, Wool and Wash Siirts, Bonnets for Children, New #, New Bhoes for Ladies and Chi} a general line of new, uptodate store will prevail for Thursday, nd 22nd Aves. Saves You ney Edison Home Phonograph and 6 Ambero! Recordg— $45. Edison Ambero! Records, 906 NEAR MARKET 8T, 3 1277 Owii mous 4 Seed than you can buy elsewhere in this market. cessatiad for the week soldier: and ser ly clea Mirror the 5350 Ballard Ave. Phone: Ballard § THE GROWIH Of a savings account is some thing remarkable when @ de positor sets out to push things, For handling such account! are among the best BALLARD BRANCH Union Savings & Trust Company Cor. 20th and Ballard AV. a W. CASLER, Manager. H. F. KEL Thirc WAIT W. The Picture Two people duction, THE 5320 BALLARD AVENU!