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

“It’s My India Rubber ‘Mug’? Says Star, Once Newsies” Chum, FANNIE It is very seldom that good luck kidnaps a girl but that is exactly what happened to Fannle Brice, | one of the stars in “The Follies of 1910.” Fannie is the sister of Brook, lyn newsboy and three years ago | was singing songs and doing/ dances on the sidewalks of Brook. lyn, She had no musical tnstruc tion and all her lite she had played with the “newstes” and been their} You Know Yo chum. “Tt was this way,” she “The ‘newsies’ were to” have amateur tht tn the theatre, and my chum and I were crazy to go, so we hustled around and got up a quarter, It was pretty hard work too. When we got there every blooming 25-cent seat was gone! We asked the newsies what to do. “"That's easy,’ they told us; ‘you go round and’ tell der guy wot Lap door that you are going on to & stunt. Find out when he says. an | BRICE. jis going to send you on and just | before th’ curtain goes pip you | duck.’ “Well we got in O. feeling fine and safe, | sudden me K. 1 was when all of the manager laid bold of and shoved me on the ‘Tehor time,’ he said spun me out. Well, I jwaan't I? “Everybody applauded and I had to do something, so [ sung ‘When Not Forgotten by n't Forget, it brought down You me, }the Girl |so help house. “After that I went to all the @mateur nights in Brooklyn and! |New York. Sometimes I made $40 fa night joing around Like that| jthe managers saw me and finally Jone night I got a regular job. That was the real start [singing all the while? Not | Don’t ever think it's my vol }landed me; it's my India ‘mug.’ ” much. MIDNIGHT GONFNRENCE RESULTED. IN TRUST SWALLOWING RIVAL NEW YORK, July 29.—L. C. Hanna, brother of the late Senator Mark Hanna of Onto, resumed his testimony before the Stanley house committee, which Is investi gating the Steel trust. Hanna said he was owner of 10,000 shares of the Tennessee Coal and Iron com- pany stock, which had increased rapidly In value In the last ten years. Hanna said that when bie syndt- cate purchased the Tennessee stock it was estimated that the company controlled 400,000,000 or 560,000,000 tons of fron ore and one billion to two billion tons of coal. He said he had purchaesd the stock solely with the idea of developing the —— Judge Rules That Man Hanna denied that he had ¢ employed J. P. Morgan to fina the deal or flont the bonds of the company, adding: “The financing did not cost us even a postage stamp, and we paid nobody a cent to float the stock. There was no provision in the char ter which enabled us to buy or sell stock so to affect its market price.” Midnight Conference. Hanna recited the story of a mid night conference in the home of J P. Morgan, which resulted in the steel trust swallowing up the Ten neasee Coal and [ron company after Gary and Frick had obtained Presi dent Roosevelt's consent to the merger. “Who Takes “ r itty” Isn't Liable for Players’ Loss MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 29.-- Indicating, by his judgment, he well knows that sinking of the that | Randall and others. Jodge Bunn said “Without doubt, a man, who gets @ small but certain percentage of In his opinion, frrrrrrrr sss it, | Studying | | form | body had been dead 3,000 years. yah aldol patie atin Me Mine! World's Record for Twine; ad Weighs 90 Pound: GULFPORT, Miss, July 2 Gulfport claims the world's reeord for twins. J. D. Pifario, a %-pound citizen of this town, is the r of five pair, born with last eight years ‘The firat fourth and fifth sets of twins were girls and the others boys. All 10 children are strong and healthy Se i i ee ee a ea COLLEGE MEN ROOT FOR WILSON NEW YORK, July 29.—With the establishment of a row Wilson for president” headquarters in full swing and @ publicity bureau in charge of Frank Stockbridge, hard at work, an organization of edu- cators, professional men and Princeton alumni has begun ite campaign to secure the demo cratic nomination for pi jent for the New Jersey governor, The campaign is unique in that, so far as is known, no professional politicians have a part. University men from Maine to California, however, are numbered among the Wil- son boosters. . teense ee es geese | PITTSFIELD, Mase, July 29. Clearing out an old barn on Asbin-| P.| tn Tyring- | by Robb De logiat, FROOR, tully farm, owned Tytus, the Egyp' ham, yesterday af hayma' “re who were preparing a baymow for storage came on what loo ibe a corpas, They called in Guy E. Moore of Ashintully Deputy Sheriff Charles EB and others The sheriff refused to touch th body until the medical exar had seen it and Dr, D. M. W was from Lee. H ordere brought out When the men appeared with the Dr. Wilcox told them «he It was 4 mummy which Tytus had ed barn until hin far COX heart, which comes when the oth-\ine stakes put up by the players er fellow uncovers an ace high/and does not play himself, will be flush against your straight, Judge riding in an automobile, while the Geo. L. Bunn, of th supreme | players alk the tes, 4, in some held that | sense, must be considered a winner. kitty” can-| However, neither the owner of the) e not be held lable for a player's loss. buflding, where Nagle played, nor Judge Bunn upheld the decision | Randall, the ‘kitty’ taker, was a of the district court of Hennepin | player or better in the game, and county in the case of John W. Na-! neither was a direct winner of the gle (who was stung) against Edw. money Neale dropped. THREE TACOMA WOMEN SITTING AS JUDGES, REFUSE TO GIVE DIVORCE TACOMA, July 29.—The three lub women, who sat on the beach, with Judge Easterday as “amica curiae,” or friends of the court, to decide upon the disposition of the 19mouths-old baby of Mollie Tros- per and Harper P. Trosper, re fused to see grounds for divorce in the case and gave the child to the mother. This is the second time that the Trosper divorce has come up. In the first case, Judge Easterday awarded the baby to the father after granting him the divorce on evidence which attempted to show | Infidelity of the wife. Mrs. Tros- per so strenuously fought for a re hearing to refute the infidelity charge and get the child that Judge Easterday granted a new trial and called in three women, Interested in social uplift work, to determine THE BEST PROGRAM OF THE ENTIRE CHAUTAUQUA Has Been Reserved for SUNDAY July 30 ‘Count Vladimir Ge'esnoff OF RUSSIA | Scholar and Litterateur | | WILL LECTURE ON COUNT TOLSTOI DR. S. M. MARTIN Famous Evangelist and Chautauqua Lecturer Will Speak in the Afternoon and Evening Only & miles we beautiful boat ride, SUNDAY SCHEDULE: ee Chautauqua 7:30, 9:90, 11:08 wm thst, aa, ana 108 im Plenty ot bon MM yeody home at 10:16, what should be done with the child, The women decided that the | couple could yet become reconciled, and declined to vorce. They advised for the pres- jent that Trosper, who is a motor- man, pay bis wife $25 a month separate maintenance, and that she te allowed to keep the child. RESCUED FROM SLAVERS SAN PRANCI8SCO, July 29.—Res- cued from “white slavers,” who had kept her imprisoned in a lonely house near Santa Cruz for 12 days. Helen Johnson Whitson, 17, today is safe at home. The girl bears evident traces of her sufferings. The state authorities have hopes of capturing all the members of t band responsible for the girl's ab- duction. WEDS IN DENTIST'S CHAIR GLASGOW, Ky., July 29.—John Tooley of Persimon and Miss Fan. |nie Sartin of Waterview, Cumber- Hand county, were married tn Tomp- {kinville. They had gone to that |town for the purpose of Miss Sar- |tin having her teeth treated by a |dentist, and while she was seated lin the dentist's chair Tooley en- | tered the office with a clergyman land license, and before the aston |iuhed dentist was aware of what | Was transpiring, the couple were made oni CAT'S BITE DAMAGES FINGER. PENDLETON, Or, July 29,— With the middle finger of his left hand amputated to save his life, And Fiedler, a Pilot Rock farmer, is at the hospital in this city in a serious condi tion as a result of a cat bite. He playfully attempted to ca- reas the house pet five weeks ago, when “Tom” sank his teoth into the bone. Blood poisoning set in and the man’s Iife Is not yet secure from danger. MAY DIE OF HORNET STINGS. MILLVILLE, N. J., July 29-— and his hearing probably perma- nently affected, William Ford is ly- ing in a dangerous condition as a@ result of striki & nest of hor- nets on the Crow's Nest farm south of Pine Grove. The insects had been oothering eattls about here lately and yes- terday Ford resolved that he would destroy the nest of the pests. He ommend a di-| i; delia 1s THERE A DENTAL COMBINE? le it that sf high standing «are driven from n of meaw he very poor nee? white the And somet 2, are given « ECONOMIC DETERMINISM AND ErMics. how « man gets hie living yeu what hie idea of With the sight of both eyes lost|* secured a club and hit the nest just once. In a second the insects swarmed about him by the thou- sands, His features are unrecog- nizable. ” Bopply business and a oy bave & chance to sell Deptal earn about the ete re give and sent forth to pull and grind the unsuspecting, public Washington If you were going to competite an of ethleal for the it wan ethion! way, own and en, but that owas @ time when ¢ not human to tt was ethioat , but that time In pass utal hold and grip of 4 wetting and that UUme peuple must ng. and the giant “wealth” ts 9 y every da: © War a time when T was in thie al fight for my Hoense and vindi of my personal rights, but that time haw passed and Ke Tighting now for a prt ° 1 have studied under preceptors in thie state, when the law permitted them to dom titutional right to atudy wal 1 know D in other mta ter of @ century, yet when they came here they were not even allowed to be examined by Dental cubs who were hard~ ly dry behind the @ anything a help fight f by sendin) “HUSH! GET THE SHERIFF Supt, | Hale | ner | , 191 eS ant at Seattle Business Directory No Matter What Your Needs May Be, You Will Find Them Enumerated in This | AMATEUR FINISHING | 10e ROLI—ANY SIZB—100 HOLE ~ CHATTEL LOANS A. D. ANDERSON CENEMAL LOAN BROKER Apecial Kai L From (28 to $100. Have tng My Tates. 446 NEW YORK BLOCK Mate #776 Phones CHIROPRACTORS [OR JOSEPH ROANE Phone A 2149. ELECTRIC STUDIO 119 MADISON 87. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS A. LUNDBERG Artitiotal Deformity ‘deacrly inal Treatment of All Acute and Diseases. Mata oT14 EXSED PRACTITIONER 10 A. M6 FM. oF Appolntment a DR. W. E. OLMSTEAD Chiropractor SCIENTIFIC Relentitic ot Chronic FMONE:) MAIN 1508 1107 Third Ave. “ATTORNEYS TREATMENT Office Mov Ph 1280 Fifth Ay. Two Blocks from ¥. O. General Practice in All Courta CONSULTATION FREE Rpeciaition-—Laws Ife, Personal Injui Property Rights, Bat A. J. SPECKERT Lawyer and Lecturer. Main 4916 ind. A a160 900 Madison Mt. HOTEL DYE WORKS CO. Lal 1 Cleaned and 4.78 less oS Set Sf Et: 8B At the Above Prices. COAL AND WOOD SHAW rua & TRANSFER CO. } Grades of COAL By Hack or Ton Prompt Detivery Main #Bi¢, Ind. Kventngs A 4807 1017 Mowelt #4 COLLECTIONS __ WE GET THE MONEY Main 4300 Ind... 3437 Phones, SRCOND FLOOR KTEVENS DANCING ACADEMY Yourth Av, Hetween Pike @ Pine fits Baggage and Transfer The Eagle Transfer Co. 716 FOURTH Av. Fite, 991 Prompt nervs fee t ¢ by Expert Men at | Low Rates - Five Daye’ Storage Free. BAKERIES Proves ‘ MRS. PFEFFER’S me’ BAKERY | Faptie WOE Piet Market Avenue “Bake Oven Treatments | ou want the MA. GULLETT, THE HOUSEMOVING CONTRACTOR 1041 Westlake Boulevard. ¢ Main 2711 After & _»! CORN CURES “Frogner Corn Plasters Remove Corn and Hbiaine an ing Tow Ne DK. JOUN SORENSEN 110 te TTS Peoples Denk 7 you tor 2 Conte—Atampe Taken Or at Btore, 4319 Genesee *« | Meottie, Wash [CM FROGNER, Phome tnd. York 172 DAIKIES &. Washington Dairy Phone Ind. A 488. a2 RILERS BLOG Died and University Main r98s " malted to | Bay City Transfer Co. s ya15 Let us call for ae bagkage, | ‘ou will never miss | Ave) your and | | i | Phones: Main sent | ‘our boat or train ors 2211 NINTH AVENUE Certified Mitk © Specialty. Inepected tm Accordance with City Orain INDEPENDENT DAIRY | KALDENM ERSON, 1061 Howell St. Phone tnd. 2038 DETECTIVES t | CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc. 40%-4-5 Arcade Bidg. PHONES Male—DETECTIV ES—Female Legitimate Det ustness Trane ry All Principal Ras REN ~ BILLIARDS See OUR NEW PARLOR 2nd and Spring BROWN & HULEN 3rd Floor “BUSINESS COLLEGES Maio as Ind. are i Dressmaking College KEISTER’S LADIES TAILORING COLL An Expert Course in Dresemaking at « Very Low Prive 1501 14th Av A. Bean, Prop ~ Dyeing and Cleaning Patronize the UNION DYE WORKS, Specin} Sumner Rates. Ladies’ Suits, French Dry or Steam Cleaned and Preswed, $1.60. Miss L. om. Gallagher’s Market Te All Hight SPECIAL PRICES and Groceries very Day— Call and COR, GRD AND PHONES: BUTTER & EGGS MOORE & CADY N. W. Cor, 1st and Pike. Fancy lowa BUTTER—2 ibs. Sic. Fresh RANCH EGGS, 26¢ Doz. CABINET MAKERS On Me ELECTRICIANS , [Wand Gone. Epornic Gg COMPANY We Retail Everything Electrteat at. EYE SPECI ALISTS. Let us put twenty-five Soclaltets in D. 3 First ydah Union Block, ECKLOFF'S SCREENS Keep the Files Out Fi T y Our ¥ AT, SHERRY, TOKAY Deafor Genthaimedy — and O ptometrist ie a California MUSCATEL, © Teo Small for ice Ie Centrally Moderate Too Large) N: tention—Our ompt Bervice ices 1524 WITH AVE. Phones Ind. 4771 CASH REGISTERS SUNDWALL Will Baye You Malt on REGISTERS, SAFES COMPUTING BCALES, Cash or $1.50 » Gallon—FREE DELIVERY SUMMIT LIQUOR CO. 1608 First Avo. | tna. 9747, —PHONER— Main 1 Gem Egg Market : “GEM EGG MARKET 812 Fourth Ave. The Only Exclusive LOCAL EGG HOUSE CAR AND tnd. 070 | CLEANERS AND DYERS Our Auto Will Call for and Deliver ic } Girmio Dellasiiaeen B. KALTER f Weise Bole Representative & Co M AUPERION SAUKAGHN ND MEAT PRODUCT reat» ALSO HEALTH BRHAD V. LYDELL & CO. Groceries TRY US 1629-1631 Westlake Boulevard Phones: Main 921; Ind. HAIR GOODS Ladies Improvement Shop 12.00 witcher 9.00 Bwite WINDSOR BLDG. HAMA CONE CO. for for 620 UNION 8 SANITARY PUBLIC ome: Ind. ~ HOMES ir Want Payer Why not buy & we modern bungalow fr HORSESHOERS | J. HEWITSON HORSESHOE Praction| Up-to-Date Work at Moder ste Priv Shoeing of lame and Interfering Horses a Bpecialty | 148 Bight Av., Cor. Pike St. | Phone Moin 6144 Hoyt—Doughnut King lHave You Tried Our Cakes? A NEW FEATURE 412 Third Ave. West Phone Queen Anne 1406 JEWELERS CHAS. LAMPE Watches and Joweiry KDIKON AND VICTOR Talking Ma 1 Pay To buy good goods. kind that ay N. 2061 ICE CREAM Ask your dealer for a Pot- | latch Brick of Ice es, | Scandinavian Goods a Specialty. | 2949 | $4.50 00 MACHINE WORKS EMERY MACHINE co. } MACHINE expert G AND ALTO ’ MONUMENTS AND OMAN MONUMENTS Of Every De 2410-0412 FIRST AVE. PHONES: “nin 200 Jad. 9028 NATUROPATHS RUDOLPIES THERARECTIC Te Aan SOKWENT TREATMENT,” tn | whigh there are now rivais and adver- ihe imitators, & quale Mee Nerth 2190 OPTICIANS EYES | Fitted With Glasses Repairing De | The Atber Optometrist m., VIRST AVE. | saree W. Apple CHERRY #1. Khade [Liberty Bldg. Upetaire eT fic cient | Osteopath’ ic Licensed Physicians Members National, State and County Association _ DR. FRANCES TROMS | POTTER & RICKART sos PIONKER BLDG. PHONE: MAIN 607, IN DR. A. 8. CUNNINGHAM AKY BLDG. TORR, KES. QA 890, N. MAXEY EN BANK BLDG. sia DR. W. E. WALDO 1-8 NORTHERN BANK BLDG IN ane D. 18 NE GREEN 605. | SEATTLE BALL TEAM “ARE | NOW WINNING | two weebs from Juiy' 100 Department, | MAIN 6467. -| NERA 2087 made by the Seattle Ice | Cream Co. Kalem Poultry Market | OUR. SPECIALTY, Pc saorag at Using Knife. e's BANK BLDG. oR. JOHN DUNLAP -Piles Cured | Physicians and Surgeons | #o) "Pine and Pike Pace Phone: Ind. 2581 KEEN EDGING CO. 1 Razor Blades |: SHARPENED 1013 THIRD AVE. 1600 Pike Place, Cor. ~ Ind. Phome 1990 | 03: “PHOTOGRAPHERS JOHN L. JOHNSON Second Mapa or New. Rasy Payments, Come and Bee Us we ARE WINNER ’ Employment ( Office _| FIRST-CLASS HELP Moth Mate aud Female, Vurnished Free to Employers Phone Ind. 5181, Sunset, Main 2011 We Are Reliable LAUNDRIES ” Plymouth Laundry WORK mauT TIME WIGHT PRICE RIGHT |~ Phones; Queen Anne 183 627% WESTLAKE AV Oriental Laundry & OKADA, Prop. Quick ervice and Deliver LAWYERS . H. Maybury 216 sey ime Bldg. Attended Our Rute y Public and State, ~ LIQUOR CURES $500 REWARD ne of Dr ‘Our call For an not priva’ a, BD. Glove itotel Phone Ind, 42 ~ LIVERY STABLES THE MANLY S8TAGLES 2103 Western Ave. Main 2266 Ind, 1899 BOARDING—STALLS TO KENT Horses, Single and Double Wagons, Laundry Wagons, ete., Hired for Com- mercial Use by Day or Week Horses for Sale } : | | Phote sizen at reasonable | and. Bnlarging 1516g FIRST AVENUE 10e a Roll, and the | formulas used RORT meet the, Number MST AVE. PILES CURED ry A comes Employes of Seattle hotel he had piles for 20 years; operated on twice and tried all advertieed cures: w@d has he le by drugs Benitie PLUM BERS Keatabtished 1890, Chas. H. Brown, Mer. C,H. BROWN PLUMBING CO. Incorporated. MBING AND HEATING n All Contracts. Jobbing tly Attended To. 1627 Fourth Avenue. Main 9800, Ind. | POOL PARLORS — Greenland Pool Parlors Get Acquainted With Our Fine NEW POOL PARLORS 1509 Fourth Ay Corner Pike. » return since. ‘or or at Sixth and Youler, 1300. Safety Deposi Boxes Most Modern System of Biectrical Pro- tection in the Northweat THE PACIVIO SAFETY DEPOSIT ‘OMPANY Kelson Bldg., First and University. Dry Storage Vauits f ware and Valuables at Rates Safety Deposit Boxe Year and Up, Moura: & 6 pm. Saturday Not Connected " Boynton’s Hardware Store—Headquarters for Butchers’ Supplies When you are in the market for anything in the line of Butchers’ Supplies, see us, Headquarters for the Highest Grades of— All-Bteet Cleavers — Nawe—Ketmitar wi A 6018 jemt Butcher veo "2420 First Av., Cor. Wall St., We are Director y—C: ut the Directory Out and Paste in a Convenient t Place in Your Home fot F: uture Reference SILVER-PLATI HOUSEWIVES! iG ANICAL ING CO second SHOES FRO. j { re | | | Qn Shoe t hen you a low 5 ant We Are Quality and Low Price | Dealers 1516 Westlake } SALARY LOANS | Money for Salaried People | Wor combine quality with this is what you } F. Londeen ock, #13 Second Ay. Office Hours—8 a, m m. SANITARIUM BATHS | to 6 p. Sanitarium Treatment Rooms AUERBACH. D. ©. Prop, ith Av. (gr. Repubtien Me Seattle Horse Market HORSES Bought, Sold changed 1205 FIRST AV. $0. Phone Main 3761 N. T. JOLLIFFE, Prop. 2d-Hand Shoes and Clothing >a BOUGHT AND SOLD Phone Ind. A 5240 Big Assortment of 4 Kecond-Hand SHOES AT s ‘00 PAIR and “2226 FIRST AVE. _SEWING MACHINES SINGER STORE In New Location 1528 FIRST AVE. OPPOSITE SANITARY MARKET Phone: Main 1926 SHEET METAL WORKS meee rt WORKS Piret-< ing Repair Near Hf Pike _t% Second ‘av. & tcincpcibe Sheet Metal Works Hotel "and Restaurant Work General Jovbing. Boat Wort. Steam Tables @ Spectaity. 95 UNION ST. — Phone Ind. ¢ ws |__ SHOE REPAIRING Square Deal Shoe og Shop A. HASELBAL SHOES REPAIRED While You Wait 604 Union St. o, BYR ivs. All Work Guaranteed. 610 Stewart St. Phone Ind. 2433 The horse that shod right trav. els right. I sho them right, Store and Office Fixtures SHOW CASES Soa‘hen” FIXTURES ae1s-2228 pas: SHAW SHOW CASE CO. First Ave, Ina. 3000 |] __TINSHOP | All Kinds. Sheet Metal Work Plumbing Work Electrical Work 1014 Post St. Main 4697, Ind. Phones, 41s, VACUUM _CLEANERS & RENT fs fate Let Us clean for You SANTO VACUUM CLEANER CO. East 5623 L 6046 THE GOLDEN ROD CLEANER $8 BQ Works Easier, Picks D Up More Dirt in Less Time and With Less Effort Phone Main 4808 or Ind. 5342 for FREER DEMONSTRATION B, Nowkirk & © 19 Second Ave. | Washington ‘Wafer Co. | Manufacturers of RICE “SEN-BE” (caXks Very Delicious, Nutritious and Whole- some—Splendid for Children—Ntee with Tea, Coffee and Ico Cream, 23 KING ST, T. TABATA, Prop. | WATCH REPAIRING _ ned Right @ Guaran- tee Our Work for One Rear FRANK BRIGGS, JEWELER Expert Clock and Jewelry Repairing 1330 FIRST AVE. vMiox For Space in Thie Directory Call Up Main 9400 Ind, 441