The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1911, Page 6

_ POLICE FIGHT WITH HOTEL MAN IN RAID K town? for Miners When 2,500 tas county the ern fused ar Fight noti Northw agement of the mprovement Co ny longe and a committe come from Indianay a | EERHING ID | | Agents tor aatic uve Special Sale of Shoes #5 The New Store THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ap Pumps, worth to $3.0¢ Ladies’ One Special Children’s One and Two-Strap Sandals Special Children’s Shoes, heavy sole, kid Special You know what the Men's McKibbin Hat We are closing them out for nat ey The Armstrong Co. "2S BALLARD AND 22ND AVES. 2--FAIRBANKS’ QUALITY STORES-2 | Bring this ad and get 4 larg None sold at the and brought along Watch for our big Pay Day Sale FREE DISHES WITH EVERY PURCHASE Fairbanks’ Grocery Stores 20th and Ballard 5350 Ballard Ave. Phone: Ballard 98 Phone: Ballard 5 STOP!STOP!STOP! KISS ME “Put Your Arms Around Me, ofioney,” “Winter,” “Honey Love,” and “Meet Me Next Sunday “at Woodlawn” (by a local composer), comprise only a few of the very latest popular hits to be found in our sheet music department. The Ballard Music House 5411 20th Av. N. W., near Market St. Phone Ballard 1277. EDISON, VICTOR AND COLUMBIA DISC TALKING MA- CHINES, RECORDS, SMALL MUSICAL IN- STRUMENTS ANO SHEET MUSIC and Two-Stra and calf; we New Patterns Get a ie ans Carnatior or 25. above price unless thi is cut out Wateh Wow display THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK Ballard Branch. F. P SRARLE. Manes 8. J. PEDERSEN gate You doubtless. ap- preciate prompt, painstaking attention to the details of your banking Improved Reat we-} His is where we can "Sonat gr ge be of real service to ROY E. POWERS, 5287 Ballard Ave. Cashier business. you. Ballard Branch Union Savings & | Trust Co. Cor. 20th and Ballard C. W. Casler, Mgr. H. F. Kelley, Cashier. SAVE YOUR COMBINGS With the hair that you are w: we can make you a high-grade at @ very reasonable price. 3402 22ND AVE. N. W. Easter Millinery Opening and Display of Creations at the BALLARD BAND BOX _2005 MARKET 8T., BALLARD, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1911 A Surprise Awaits Every Person Visiting the Store on This Date. the Latest Millinery 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: HAWKINS’ SPECIAL CHILDREN’S STOCKING SALE—Bilack 1 Oc and tan, medium weight, fine gauge, worth 25c pair. SPECIAL THIS WEEK, pair. BALLARD VARIETY STORE, 5320 Ballard Av. CHAS. G. INGALLS Dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jemeiry7¥ine Watches @ Spectalty—Jewolry Made to Ord Ballard 41 announced that the |HE SAYS TAFT AIDED LORIMER EDWARD J SPRINGFIELD, Iu of Ch HINES iL, April 6. the millionaire who testi-| commit of President ° brought out al from the White have a up the} tion that “tine testin may | effect in clearing er tangle. READY FORT. e of the 3 anquet on tomo 5 seats at the! at the Hotel] ‘ow evening has| he front of the! left blank that} be view of the dis hed guest of honor may be| had from every portion of the din-| ng room A delegation of st Unt th udents from the reity of Washington will meet ormer president in Tacoma and pany him to Seattle by boat jent T. F. Kane of the univer sity, wil) take the colonel from the dock to the campus in hin automo bile | After the address in the amphi the visitor will inspect the mpus and then review the cadets, following which the party will tn spect the canal and then view the boat house. Col. Roosevelt, Presi dent Kane and Senator Poindexter | low the race in the ¢ mnch and from the boathouse they ll be taken to the hotel JAPAN NOT | SATISFIED TOKIO, April 5—-That despite the formal ratification by the mikad 4 Ambassador O'Brien of the par treaty, al Japan over the ped today Hayasht ing the actory and which pro-| sount Okuma and Co * a failure Okuma and Hayashi, who among the foremost states Say declare that the t equat foc with other mate that in t n no other solution of the clal question will be satisfactory | Hurt by Auto | Miss and inti Losing control of her auto, Anna Weyer, 1509 Ninth av evening bumped into a U. 8. n wagon, smashed into a telephone pole, injured two persons and demol ished the rear wheel of the mail wagon Mrs. John W. Pierce, ay., was cut about head, and E. R Snow, the wagon driver, was in-| jured about the back | Miss Weyer, who has been driv ing the car for three weeks, was| arrested and released on $60 cash{ bail Carriers Will Have Their Sundays Off Postmaster 1920 Bist Russell Sunday closing of the Seattle postoffice would be gin next Sunday. Delivery stations will be open from 9 to 10 o'clock, | One call window, one inquiry win-| dow and one stamp window at the! main office will be open from 9 to 11 o'clock. One morning collection will be made in the residence dis trict. Hotel and business col-| lections and deliveries and special delivery matter will be handled as usual yesterday | DAILY SERVICE Fifty-five minutes of worship will ide Wald each 4 y during Holy Week in the Orpheum theatre, the services to begin at noon and to be addressed by Dr. M. A. Matthews, Dr. F. J. Van Horn, Dr. A. W. Leon: ard, Dr. B. L. Whitman and Bishop F. W. Keator. The Y MGA Glee club and the music organiza tions of the other churches will share in the programs WAR MANEUVERS? SAN FRANCISCO, April 6—In dication that the war department is quietly working to put the organized militia of Hawaii on a war footing is seen here today in the orders which have been issued directing regular army officers in the Hawaiian islands to co-operate with militia officers and instruct citizen soldiers tn battle formations and rifle shooting. | JEFF SPEEDS TOO | | LOS ANGELES, April 6.—Al though Jack Johnson bested Jamgs | |J. Jeffries in the prize ring, th | black champion's prestige as a speed Jaw demolisher is threatened by Jeffries. Jeffries was gathered aa yestertay for speeding and fined RECEIVER APPOINTED. ©. W. Ide has been appointed re- ceiver of the Vulcan Iron Works by Judge Hanterd, The company will reorgagize. | provement | THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1911. Harrison Winsin Chicago (iy United Press) CHICAGO, April 5 today from the show that Carter H ‘on, democrat elected mayor r Chas, BE. Merriam, republican 2. Rodriguez, the « Hist who expected element # Chicago elty Har ate M76 1679, The ipported Har elected the and 12 votes, only wide open ison, ‘The city clerk membe Harri has ¢ democrat elty treasure of the ce on will take olared for jon with a re 1 ibert ton of 1907 the so He ministre gree of per In the elty clalist candidate p Baseball Man Is Alderman (My United Preas) CHICAGO, April 6 were today given credit tion yesterday of Al T ident of the Three I baseball | to Chicago's aldermanic board Tearney, a de rat, was pitted against Milton Foreman, republican and elty board. Thousands of baseball fans gardiess of politics, voted for ney an hone awonable one of the strongest men on th re Tear April ay from ye (By United ¥ BALTIMORE, Md Completed returns te erday’s primary on the give democratic for dB. Ola elected cans name wa NEW PICTURE OF NAVY BOSS Cuvee GEORGE VON L. MEYER, secretary of the navy arge of naval maneuvers tn antiJap- Mexican demonstrations ‘SLUSH FUND ADMITTED: (By t SPRINGFI ited Press) LD, Ils, April 6 Clarence 8. Funk, general superin tendent of the International Har er company fied thin after pon before the tow stat Hines, the nate, had Chicago lumber mag asked his company for $10,000, to form part of a $100,000 slush fund to be raised to elect Lorimer. ORE Re TODAY'S GOOD SHORT ONE. I once proposed to a girl in a conservatory “With what result? “A lot of expensive plants were nipped by frost.” Washington Herald. Peete eee ex ee Inexpensive Friendship. “He likes to make friends with |dogs and children he says dogs don't want and children don't want Washington Herald. janyth | much. For the benefit of the Children’s Industrial home at Des Moines and the sick fund of the local newsboys union, a performance by the Jolly | Entertainers of the home and mem bers of the union will be given Fri night at the Grand Opera » Local vaudeville have promised professional talent WESTLAKE MARKET F hurned Ji 2» Baker 1 parague, be pound; . powder How to Keep Your Complexion Young “Age-marks—whether due to pass ing years or premature and unde- served—show first In the complex fon,” said Mme, D'Mille. “Keep the complexion young and you will sr ‘look old’ before your time— and truly every woman can be fair at 40 if so she wills. “The coarse and dark skin, the spots and blotches, the unwelcome crows’ feet, the loose skin, the stray hairs—any and all of these blen ishes that so mar the appearance can be prevented (or, if already present, diminished) by simple home treatment, “You soon find a wonderful im- in your complexion if you dissolve a small, original pack- age of mayatone in elght ounces of witch hazel and massage the face, arms and neck with this solution once a day. The skin recovers the lovely and soft tints of youth, be omes free from spot or blemish, Japd the growth of fuzzy hair ts pre vented, No, you need never use powder again, nor any cosmetic.” Advt. Star “Want” Ads Are Business Bringers ‘orrected re | Baseball fans | | INDICTED Lorimer in-/ Vestigating committee that Edward) seeeeeeee houses | EEE HERE'S BOY MAYOR KENOWA, Okla, April A count today shows that Orel Busby was elected m this elty at the firat election which he ha ough to vote. Busby was 21 t Doce { eeeeeeeeeex beef ! ¥ * - * * * * * * * * o ee | | CORDOVA | CORDOVA | election held he | Lathrop was che following Hazelet, Furman, Chase, Harty CHOOSES MAYOR April At the today Austin I en mayor and tl George ( W Hite Ww. Hu councilmen O. B, Lambert James Flynn, Thisted SPRINGFIELD, Ilx,, April 6 In addition to reelecting Mayor Schenepp, voters put two women on the schoo! board, This ts the| first me that a Springfield wom an has beer ted to office. SHOMO IS c. WwW rested by She Ark sued the grand March the Clancy Indictments were returned He is char with running a bling house at Third av, and W ington st. Ball was fixed at $10,( by Judge Main 3 out on | bonds and will make an effort t« evade his return to Seattle, it is said. Deputy Sheriff John W. Rob- | erts has extradition papers and will | leave for Hot Springs today. | An interesting feature connected with Shomo's arrest is the retarn of a grand jury indictment against | Sheriff Houpt at Hot Springs a few minutes after he arrested Shomo. Houpt was immediately suspended | from office and Charles C. Webb ap | pointed in his place Kellogg After Alaskan Bar calling tor cellation of the liquor leense jueder which Ludovic and Berry man operated the Alaskan saloon BOL Third av., was yesterday with the comptroller by Council wan J. Y. C. Kellogg. The firm he éclares are unfit persons to hold }a-liquor lice ttle, asnert ing that Ludovic under grand jury indicts He de |clares there third person in | terested loon, and says that the third person Is unfit tc |Wave an interest in a Mquor Hoenn: tn thie city FISHERMAN 18 DROWNED. of Palmer June-| tion, was accidentally drowned yes | terday in Green river nea | Humphrey. He fell out of a boat jwhile fishing with two companions The body was recovered Shomo was riff Fred Houpt in Hot | indictment ts | yesterday ar-| Spring on an by 29 jury here same day as the od A petition the can Alex Goodma Hoquiam.—There will be a schoo! | jexbibit here Friday and Saturday | in which ch student's work will displayed. | AMUSEMENTS EK —Heginning #unday Wed and Bat. ToMORKOW on Sale for the World's Dig Musical Comedy Hit, Beats nent MADAME SHERRY Lederer’s phe ee mirth haw PRICES, Boe TO $2.00. Sete Le Next Week—"The Man From Mexico” [LOIS THEATRE The Temple of Mirth 1904, Ind. 4an4 nd 60 Roth Phones 5104 Advanced Vaudeville “A Lamb on Wall Street.” & MILLER K “JUST DOROTHY" 6 Big Onee—All Features A Dollar Show for 10¢ and 20¢ Dally at tango | F ther Tig Best Bil in Month: STAR THEATRE Popwiar Prices Daily Matinee “THE MATONMAKERS” New Comedians, New Girls and Lewis and Lake Company, SPECIAL—An Expose of Pauline, Methuselah Gets the News That Sauerkraut Will Prolong Life PROF. M. |. KROBE DESCRIBES EFFECT IN GERMANY ON DEAD DUCKS. you heard the new Cincinnati?” old Father terday shouted up the Methuselah What! Has the town given up beer?” asked the original oldest ir habitant @ from golden stair ald Father, Time AN APPEAL If you have not lost all confidence in count of the general misrepresentations call and investigate our sale realize to look upon a piano sale with suspicion, or questionable methods practised by many piano ARE IN TROUBLE We have a tremendous stock of high grade p ing to the habit of regular retail houses who make on cheap pianos than on the better grades, educat to believe a good piano can be purchased for the demand is running to cheap pianos. | can be eliminated and the public learn t something for nothing, we have decided expensive hence this sale. Only t sold the first week of our sale. It sh dred and twenty-five. But I suppose attached to the piano business, caused giving fictitious values We are not SENSATIONAL advertiser in sales for the n that they air of suspicion, but what ar exorbitant stock of high grade pianos the floor a considerable length of time and pianos don’t grow any better by reason of be any great length of time. We have a very smal the room they occupy for medium grade styles coming. WE DECIDED TO SELL THE SELL THEM, AND WILL SELL THEM purchase a strictly highest grade piano for the price y ordinarily pay for a medium grade, Think of this opportunity NEW PLAYER PIANOS Are being sold at prices that we defy any dealer to compete] with who does not make his own goods. All second-hand pianos are also included in this sale, as we need the room they occupy Good second-hand pianos can be had from $148 up. Don't take our word for what say, but call and investigate. Then if you do not agree with us, it is your privilege to but vou owe it to yourself to call at the FACTORY made on +f We I ar i ndition receive of the os were to carry styles, y-fi Id have must by houses we and do not be going to do? \ ave an ined on s tied up lieve reas are which have Our money we TORE. GEO. P. BENT COMPANY 1421 Third Av. Near Pike. PLAN FOR YOUR EASTERN TRIP NOW BY WAY OF THE -W.R. &N. (Line of Shasta Limited) oO. S.L. and Union Pacific Very Low Round Trip Rates. Sale Dates to Accommodate Over Privileges and Pleasant Journey Over the Line STEEL COACHES AND ELECTRIC BLOCK SIGNALS SALE DATES. May 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29. Council Bluffs, Ia.; Kansas) = $60 oa hs MOTE LEE Es City, Mo.; Minneapolis and Colorado en Denver "| Pueblo FARE TO St. Paul, Omaha and St. Jo- 55.00 30. Sept. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, ng transit limit fifteen (15) days from date of sale but stop-over may be LIMITS: obtained at any station after leaving the point of origin Returning, final limit October 31, 1911, STOP-OVERS: e Months in Which to Return, and, BEST Dentistry All Operations Painless FREE CONSULTATION EXAMINATION Full Get of Teeth 22x Gold Crowns Bridgework . | Gold Fillings $1. Gliver Fillings (the bent) .50¢ UI Porcelain Crowne (best) $3.50 U Terms to Suit All work done by expert dental Lady attendant. orators. The Best Dentistry that you cam obtain est possible prices. | We Do Exactly All Work Guaranteed 15 Years Laboring People’s Electro Dental Parlors First Ave. and Pike Cor. Oppo Everybody. Best of All, of June 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 28, 29, 30. July 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 26, 27, 28. Aug. 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 7. Tickets are good for stop-over within going transit limit and within final return limit at any point west of Chicago or St. Louis Special Convention Fares ROUTES: Going via, Huntington or Spokane, route, the fares will be Atlantic City, N. J. $102.40 $55 July 1, 2, 3, Detroit, Mich. Rochester, N. Y. Colorado Springs Denver ..... Pueblo .... Aug. 14, 15, Good Points for Your Information During the Summer and Fall season there is no more delightful journey than the Salt Lake and Denver. Under our special excursion arrangements you can visit Yellowstone Park as @ one we will help you plan over our tem by way of Portland, side trip at a small increase in your expenses. If you so desire, you may return home by way of California with very little extra cost. REMEMBER DURING THE YEAR 1910 THE UNION PACIFIC - SOUTHERN PACIFIC SYSTEM CARRIED 49,491,000 WITHOUT SACRIFICING A LIFE. O.-W. R. & N. (Line of Shasta Limited) O. S. L. and Union Pacif First Mee ae Dea Tel. Main 7378 » K ELLIS, Gen. 716 Second Ave. Main 932; Ind. Agt L, #. Gl Tel. 1995 returning via same or any other direct Sale Dates—May 12, 13; June 28, 29, 30; 4, 5, 6. Sale Dates—July 26, 27, 28. Sale Dates—June 30; July 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; 16, 17. Sale Dates—Oct. 12, 13, 14. W. D. SKINNER General Freight and Passenger Agent. War, ead f ing | that m iD. = Hi Gume ing the | working wm be tur qustody sition Guma only $7 fen't ve wife an togethe and tur Baars an of the ¢ apart lived, of bilan! with, w The t value t was be! couldn't AND of them Guma ity and at the cheap: 2 We Advertieg Dentists @ Public Market Fine Stop- Safe Cc 5 ah!