The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1911, Page 6

a Ree Ie ‘- FA THER PAYS FINE; CHILDREN SUFFER be ol A True Story Showing How Court-Made Justice Is Some-| times an Outrage. “Please let my husband go free. | The Ross fam y came over from THE STAR—W the next it and went to their tive de i tions, At the end of the line Rows Please don’t fine him, His five lit-} England a few years ago. They asked for a transfer, to which he tle children need his money to live | bought a couple of lots at city lim-| was entitled, He lives on the on. Don't take the br out ofits, They have worked bard (O| Greenwood-Hallard tine, The com the mouth of these children, My | ™ake both ends meot. Last winter | quetor refused. An argument f husband has never done anybody | 84 Spring work was very Irregular | jowed, in which Ross struck Dav @n¥ harm intentionally, It's this|W!th Ross and he had been com |jn the face. It incensed him that) Conductor who has always Irritated | Pelled to take whatever jobs came} he would either have to walk home | him.” jalong, The Illness of Mrs, Ros*/ after a day's hard work or pay an. With tears in her eyes, and car-| ed the arrival of another baby] other fare, when the children at tying a 2monthsold ba in | Added to the expenses of the house | home needed the nickel for neces arma, Mrs. John Ross, of 612 W,/ bold. Finally last w he gol 8 | sittes, SSth st., made this pitiful plea to| steady job at his trade, that of cab A warrant was sworn out for his inctmaker. He had worked th arrest, and Monday morning Ross Justice Gordon yesterday after the S¥idence was ail in on the charge | aye when he bad the trouble with} saw an American police court for minst Ross of striking O, H, Da-/the conductor Friday night lthe first time in his Iife yis, street car conductor, Both| Had to Pay Two Fares or Walk. | He Had na. Lawyer. Mrs. Ross and the baby were poorly Me had pald one fare coming He had no lawyer, He knew clad. They gave evidence of the home from work. When the pas-| nothing about court proceedings. truth that the husband's money Was needed at home. ——— = THINKS PEANUT ROASTER CAUSED BIG FIRE That a peanut roaster In which a) fire was left burning was respon sible for the $35,000 fire at the Se attle Candy and Cracker Co. factory Monday night, Is the belief of Fire Chief Stetson. The Seattle Candy and Cracker company sent a check for $100 to the firemen’s relief and sion fund to show apprectation the department’ * efficent work THE MARKETS astern butter locale Rastern butter on the Phinney av. sengers were dumped out at line, HER CHANCE. He—Well T am a fool I'm sure 'm a fool She—That makes {ft unanimous. in faet RRR ARE ERR they bh) He has been too busy making a& living for his hungry children GREELEY, Colo.—Deciaring that he owed what smal! success he had achieved to hie wife, James Mc Indoo has left his entire te of $20,000 to his wid get nothing. FORT LUPTON, Colo—J. Mo: Mullen has a grasshopper Juager naut cons! x of large wing screens to catch the pests, to grind them up, and a poison tank }to make sure @ thorough job is done. GREELEY, Colo.—Jennle Judson visited Greeley yesterday with her husband and attempted to ourb her natural inclinations to chew tobac The effort was too much and , Inside of an hour she wae expector lating at available lamp posts. PONTIAC, Mich—Because hi to} ODD BITS O’ NEWS His children | rollers | 191 her EDNESDAY, Pht 21, himself with the law | When Deputy Prosecuting Attor ney Silvain went at him he nat urally became confused, The con | sequence was that he made a poor defense, He cross examined none of the witnesses for the proseow tion, He didn't know how. As It was, he escaped with a $8 fine deserved a Five dollaga than the 600,000 have meant to the Standard Of] | company, had its fine been collect ed. It meant that the children had | to skimp a ittle more in order to! meet the ends of “Justice. It meant that these children and this woman, who had suffered to bring them into the world, would be com pelled to further limit thelr already scant supplies. But “Justice” | familiarize heavier punishment | meant more to him fine would had been done ;governor advised the senator to-beat jue another Pullmat porter, NEW YORK.—August Clondeaux, a Pittsburg baseball fan, and father lied foday for Bel to hie children “thirteen sl four two-baggers land a triple.” There are none out,| meaning all alive. | jof 24 children, gium. He ref NEW YORK.—Lewis Gerke cipe of wearing only tights his home to cure him of rbeuma tiem brought him a fine for dis | orderly conduct. | PATERGON, N. J.—Rev. Charies| , of St. John joal an church, Is suing Charles! P. Pintier for $500 for libe! becaquee Pintier accused him of wanting a rakeoff on a memorial window con tract. | British Americans wil! gtve a con-| cert and dance on Thursday evening, | | June 22nd, & p. m., in Pythian hall,| Ist ay. and Pike st. Admission 260 Eveybody welcome ove u u 1s if ®)} sobbed too loud when attending a “Hy | ® SAVED BY STICK OF WOOD. */ funeral, thus interrupting the | ii |® AUBURN, June 21.—James #| words of the preacher, Isiah Bay 13 |@ S. Willies, @ ranchman resid ®/ard has been fined $6 te |@ing near here, while loading ®| |@ wood was attacked by John ® | lo Carp. Willie wee te, the act +] se ACOLI®, Kae-A ewarm | ern Wash. Timotny shoppers pace | Sound Timethy ® of picking up a stick of wood ® ed through Minneapolis without . & when Carp approached with & #| gopping, The multitude moved * revolver. As Willits straight @ northward. it tock half an heur |} ened up the stick struck the ® goo the hoppers roped | # revolver, which was dischare * : f | # ed, the bullet going over Wik ®| jerrengon CITY, Mo.—When| |# lite’ head, his eye being badly */genator Stone challenged Gov \* oe Oe. Pee ee " Hadley on the reciprocity innue the If \* * - ce Reet eeaeeeaeeeeee atoen, ton Fes dried onions v i] Bee E82 asbeceheste eee ee EE Eye-Giass, Permanent guarantee. Modern Dentistry All Operations Painless Free CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION Full Set of Teeth ..$3.50 and Up 22k Gold Lrowns * $3.50 to Bridgework . Gold Fillings All work done ators Lady att ‘The Best Dentistry that you can obtain tu the eity, aad at the cheapest possible expert dental oper- WE DO EXACTLY AS WE ADVERTISE AGL WORK GUARANTEED ag YEAMS. SALUTE = NEW LINER. Prewn Lawaed Wire) YORK. June 31--A ge of whistles and sirens dor today announced off Quarantine station of the new White Star liner Olym the largest and finest ste afloat, which sailed from Live a week ago today. Although break ing no speed récords on her maiden the Olymple arrived sev ure ahead of her sc SEATTLE TIMBER MAN IS QUICKLY RELIEVED | ple Says External Absorbent Treatment | Beats Ali Other Treatments =| for Rheumatism. B. KRAKENBERGER. I was suffering severely from rheumatism, and as I have been at- tacked by the me old enemy, rheumatism, a number of times be- fore, each attack lasting over a pe- riod of from 4 to 6 months, I ex- pected the same punishment and in. convenience this time, but I heard of Loughney and Loughney's Exter- nal Absorbent Treatment, and I took the treatment. My first visit to these specialists resulted in relief to me that was a surprise. The quick results I obtained were re markable. It entirely relieved me of my rheumatism. They applied the External Absorbent Treatment to my back, and on the following day there was at least two cupfuls of pus and corruption drawn out of my back. The old saying, a boil is worth $5.00 to anybody for the cleaning out it gives one; well, the cleaning out that External Absorb- ent Treatment gives a person must be worth $ One thing I am sure of, it cured me, and quick, too, I have my offices at 215 Columbia street. My phone numbers are Main 3020, Ind. 2800, and I advise all who are suffering as | was to go and take the External Absorbent Treat- ment Yours truly, BARNEY KRAKENBERGER. Loughney & Loughney have their offices at Suite 605-6-7-8 Eitel Build- ing, corner Second Avenue and Pike Street, over Swift's Drug Store. They are giving a complete course of medicines and absorbent treat- mente for $10; all under the direction of a licensed medical doctor and licensed drugaist. Call and see them if yo e sick. They give | FREE CONSULTATION TO ALL. NEWEST EFFECTS in Piumes, Pompons and Algrettes for Sura: mer wear at MODEL MILLINERY CO. 527 People’s Bank Willows Made, Plumes Dyed, Curled, Cleaned Kemade. \ wear; DONGOLA OXFORDS Women's Kid Oxfords, for house plain toe, low heel, turns, at, pair— LOB ANGEL in. June 21 od wh Berio Na d forme: army noune: But the judge told him he| jai that he would fight extradition, | The Ban Diewo |that Pryce t# guilty of the murder|Gus Jordon one Larroque, er wh capture of Tia Juana by Ge on, Pryce | hoe Linen Suits Unusually Priced One-Half and One-Third OUTFITTING CO., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av., Near Union St. BE READY mnection with his operation and his rene Leased Wire.) Charg ith murder and arson by the an consul at San Diego Rh uana, Captain © general in Lower California, today an. ed from his cell in the county Pryce, th oxican Jail | © waa killed May 9, during the | FOR 1 Vive in jon vive At) ed today to | @ natural refrigerat of the insurrecto| ern wlope of Mount Baldy ing partion set out from Redlands. consisting of English, Pittsburg and Boston globe trotters, complaint alleges) were Mark Landon, Geo, McDonald, In the party, men ern tourl# nd two of KRING” tin Pre Pryce has been given forty days in which to prepare a de feuse ang sppose extradit lon LOST IN CANYON (iy “plies ein BER “cal thers are bellev: t canyon, n the north Search *Fune| tall to study for grand oper as| Pera er 2 she and her parents had in i poor gl Instead, she will become the wife export politic SINGER WEDS. NEASBO! ST. LOUIS, June 21-—Miss Bophia Golland, who will be @ postgraduate | #P d magazine ahi uth k of a conservatory of mulse tomor He and his brother ber row night, will not go to Paris in the | boys | compoues music, She bh active in social affair iw associated with his bro lie” Greenburg, in the of Ben Greenburg, the mort succest ful newaboy in St. Louls. Miss Gok | land, the daughter of Dr, and Mrs. | M. Golland, «ings in Bnglf¥h, Ger |man, French and Italian, plays ¢ |piaffo and violin brilliantly, and vacuum cleane dust, and you can't se how he does it.”-—Chi une Linen Suits are serviceable and highly appropriate for summer or outing wear, Our entire assort- ment offers some very striking velues in natural and colored Linen Suits, strictly tailored, in a manner befitting much higher priced garments. Off Is Offered OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US Do not worry and bother about trying to pay all cash when you are perfectly welcome to open an account with us and at prices no higher than you are compelled to pay at cash stores. EASTERN “Meattle’s Hellable Credit House” To complete a full } course in Shorthand || and Typewriting, or a |} | } full course in Bookkeep- ing. Why spend 7 to 9 months elsewhere? Today's Styles Today Griffin’s Business College Second and 5th Floor, Haight Bldg: Pine FOR THE POTLATCH SILK the perfect ored edge prov here le Lovely 75¢ Eolienn Attention is also directed to our show good patterns. At 49¢ you will find a wide assortment of Satin Messalines, in solid colors. Tomorrow we shali Crepe de Chine, in desirable evening shades. Many of the above Silke are worth $1.00 a yard. On sale tomorrow -.... Infants’ Sleeping Garments Outing Flannel Sleepers with feet, or muslin that button together. Either style in TH. 19 Sale at c __ SWEATERS, 98¢ Women's Red Mixed Wool Sweaters, or misses’ sizes in gray or red; V-neck; large pearl buttons, hand CORSET COVERS, 28% A special sale of slightly mused 50¢ and 69¢ Cover also agents’ samples; yalu to 60e. SAMPLE GOWNS, 98c Women's Muslin Gowns; slipover or button styles; long or short sleeves; best values ever offered. Every Inch Absolutely Guaranteed. There's nothing but silk in thie Taffeta. and soft, substantial “feel” are comple’ dye. good silk and moet exceptional value at 98c. We again offer those pretty Peau de Cygnes, in hairline stripes and and walete. ecial price for good, heavy, pure Bik Pon- Do not ask us to exchange Hair Goods of any kind. Note 98c ite own natural luster ly satisfying. The col- One ie at once convinced that can't, the immense Switch values London offers SPRUCE UP YOUR LAWNS PLANT FLOWERS NOW We Are to Have Thousands of Visitors in a Few Weeks and We Must Put Our Best Foot Forward Here Are Plants READY TO BLOOM THEIR PRETTIEST FOR THE POTLATCH Best $1.50 Black Taf- feta, Full Yard Wide. HELIOTROPE GERANIUMS PETUNIAS SALUCIA IVY GERANIUM FUCHSIAS EACH— 10c COLEUS—Foliage Piant . PETUNIAS SILKS | sx’son London’s for Good Silks 27 inches wide; most extraordinary quality, soft finished, long fiber silk; very welghty, plump stock In various brocades; shown in newest colors, including black and natural gray. Also New Foulards, exquisite effects, in many combinations. -proof Cheney Foularde, in many 49 CENTS YARD We ~and yet there are stores which get $5.00 to $15.00 for these self- same Balr Switches, AT $2 5 A a6 $1 0 Sven that is a wonder far the money. Halr Rats nd Turbans; a ape | uve: cial lot; many shades; val- 18 ues to 26. Special ..... Cc —_——— An All-Leather Bag, with leath- er frame; dozens of styles; ues to $1.98, Your eapenatitul, Wavy Switches, of nice, fine stock fine, fective. glossy | sorted high or ot low neck, lace these HAIR LINE BATISTE Hair Line Stripes are always ef During the T.-H, we shall close out 10 pieces, as- shades, Sale pure Wool Batistes; especially useful for summer; all pure wool; $126 In TH. 9c $1 UNION SUITS, 69c Women's $1.00 Lisle Union Sults, knee or ankle length, plain or fancy trim- Agents for Agents for Biack Cat Hose Ladies’ ‘The New Store| | The Store That Saves You Money | Journal Fe atterme During the B1G JUNE REDUCTION SALE, do your trading at THE NEW STORE and save BIG MONEY. FREE—FREE Just received, 100 new 42-plece Dinner Sets, with initial Bee window display Bring your cards and get your dishes FREE. | The Armstrong Co. Cor. Ballard and Twenty-Second Avs. Agents for American Ledy | Corsets THE GLORIOUS FOURTH WILL SOON BE HERE Likewise the GOLDEN POTLATCH want Mole proot Howe You will to do some painting before these days of merrymaking REMEMBER, we the best of paints, nishes, stains, enamels and everything needed to your home attractive, inside and outside. OURS IS THE QUALITY STORE The Wm. M. Curtiss Co. Store No. 1—No. 5016 20th Ave. N. W. Store No. 2—No. 5216 20th Ave. N. W. Extracts From the June List of Edison Records (Amberol) ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY ... Billy Murray. and Chorus SPINNING SONG (Piano Solo) Kare! Bondam GEE! BUT THE MOON MAKES ME LONESOME . Manuel Romain (Two Special Amberol Records). ..Bitly Murray and Chorus Ada Jones and Chorus have var- make both BABY ROSE . ALL ALONE . BALLARD MUSIC HOUSE 5411 20th Ave. N. W. Near Market St. BALLARD 1277 2—YES, WE DO IT! The thing to know f# what to do and how te do it. The Metishle Paint © and Repair Shop does. We contract for and @o general repair work on your property and save you trouble of getting half @ dozen different me- chanics. N AND HOUSE PAINTING, PATER HANGING AND TINTING HOP—4821% 20th Av. N. W Phones—Ballard 799, 500 of 1051. Recome independent ‘Watch our cha in our window dieplay datly— it will teach you how. THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK Baliard Branch F. P. SEARLE, Manager. OTTO & J. PEDERSEN, Cashier Casino Theatre H We take full charge of your property at @ nominal cost; aixo handle In- surance, rentals, loan money on real estate and sell property. ROY E. POWERS $287 BALLARD AVE. PHONE: BALLARD 109 The Harkness Co., Inc. \ 8. BR. HARKNESS, Mgr. | Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Plaster and Brick 4713 Ballard Avo. Ballard Pharmacy M. & CALHOUN, Pharmacist 5209 Av, Phone Ballard 64 N. W. SEATTLE, WASH. urity an@ Accuracy for Your Pre- seription.” Phone Baltard 75 Cc. G. INGALLS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Special Attention Given to Fine Watches and Clocks 6223 Ballard Av. Thin Blown Glass Water Tumblers Below Wholesale Cost Clear glass, 9-ounce capacity. SPECIAL THIS WEEK .................6 FOR 29¢ BALLARD VARIETY STORE, 5320 Ballard Ave. Preston's Pansylene for the complexion. Excellent for and freckles. Just the thing to take camping. Elegantly @ bottle, Samples free, A. W, PRESTON, Pi bail B sunburn. perfumed. tan 250 Pharm: phone Bi © MILLINERY q BALLARD BALLARD BAND 2005 MARKET Car Load Empty Berry Crates Just Arrived—Get Our Priges. Also Knocked-Down Fillers—Get Your Order in, as They Won't Last Long, FAIRBANKS’ GROCERY STORES Ballard 6 —PHONES— Ballard 98 4 REX HAIRDRESSING PARLORS «| Shampooing a Specialty—Satisfaction Guaranteed. We Solicit Your Pat- ronage, S402 22ND AVE. N. W. GETTING RICH Some folks are getting rich, and apparently with great Do you know their plan? = In many instances, here it is: ‘They commgyced by laying aside a fixed portion of their income; this they deposited regularly in our savings bank, where it was allowed to accumulate, Are you working along this line? BALLARD BRANCH UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. OF SEATTLE Cc. W, CASLER, Mgr. HOWARD F, XELLEY. Cashier . itliape aden icy