The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1911, Page 7

HOW THEY BLEW IN ACKPOT POLITICAL {ity United Pree Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Aug. 2— How he and Lee O'Neil Brown: leader of the democrats in the Winols ausembly, “blew in” their share of the St. Louis podpet iepensod tor their aid electing Lorimer, was de tailed to the senate Investigat: ing committee today by State Representative Chas. A, Whit) whe cor i to having been bribed when the expose first came. White declared that he and Browne took a number of tripa, and generally lived high on the frutts of their activities for Lorimer, Spent $100 a Day. White said he and Sieres spent | formation It would otherwise have an average of $100 a day while they were In Chicago, He toatl COUPLE, 77 AND 65, MARRIED fied that Browne told him that he (Hrowne) should get more money out of the jackpot than did other legislators because, the being leader of the paréy in the legisla | ture, he risked more White admitted that he got $900 out of the jackpot and sald he used the nroney to pay his expenses while he was preparing to expoce the whole affwir, and that he had taken the bribe In the first place solely with the idea of up" legisiature, White declared he be- Heved he was justified in accepting and spending the bribe money be ause in that way he could get in “showing deen impossible to secure, Sas BRAND NEW DATE LINE TELLS YoU ALL_ABOUT NEW CENTER OF U. S. Sam Stevens, Central Man of | United States and His Home at the) Center. THE HUB, U. 3. A. Aug. Den't be alarmed. I'm merely a/ perfectly good, brand new date line, that bas broken into print for) the first time. I'ar down here in old Indiana, eight miles east of Bloomington, and ['m destined to/ be on the map for the next ten| "| Central Young Woman, Mrs. Ray matter of fact, I'm not a Tm @ farm in Mon- Sam isn’t very enthusiastic about thie center of the country thing. You see, he's just a plain farmer ‘Who's been plugging along here all his life, unheralded and unsung. as the poets say, but tod he waked up and found him famous Sam gave me a message to carry to the outside world and I'm bring- ing it along. Don't blame me for it. “What's the odds,” says Sam, “whether or not I'm the ‘central man of the United States? It) ‘won't get me any higher price tor | my corn and wheat or buy me any | sutomobiles. I'm going right on being a Hoosler farmer, just as I was before hea center of popula tion came along and shoved me into the limelight. Sam is a fine old boy, just the same, and he has a fine family Mrs. Sam is one of its best mem bers and has been a big help to her husband in turning my 136 acres into money. They have a fine, up-standing boy of 21. med Raymond, who also has a fine wife, and Hyves at home with the old fotks and helps with the farming The ladies, by the way, aren't any more puffed up over being the cen tral women of the country than the ther is over being the central) man. The three other children of Mr and Mrs. Wilson have married and left home. So long for this time, You'll probably hear from me again be fore the next decennial census, In the last 10 years e heard a lot of the old center of population, which used to be 31 miles east of me. I suppose ten years later I'll be left 30 or 40 miles behind. a Grand—"The Stranger in Camp,” @rama; “Conquering Carrie,” com-| edy; “Raising Ostriches in Egypt,” educational; “Herring Fishing in Boulogne,” industrial; “Modes and) Customs of the Hindus,” education- al; Kustis and His Trained Roos- | ters; Eleanor La Van, character artiste; Musical Fletcher. ~irevit—The Tale of a Soldier's) Ring,” romance; Gay Time in > rd City,” comedy; “Quest of "drama; Master Sydney | Funny, vocalist; Reginald Watts, | al—"Bull Riding in Chili,”| n of Widow Pogson's The Tie That Binds,” “The Sheriff's Warran' Odeon—"The Ghost, of Vanity.” Exhibit Lariet,” “Her Gypsy dered Lover.” Alaska—"The wood,” “The } “The Lure “By the Ald of the “On a Tramp Steamer,” Lover,” “The Bewil-| Battle of Victim of Red Hat “When a Man Loves.” Dream—"The Clown's Baby,” “As Fate Decreed,” “Bhe Came, She bef Washington—""The Cowboy's cation, ” “Plucky Bill,” “The L fhe Seminole's Sacrt fice,” “The Spirit o “Dobbs the Dauber, \and the Tramp.” “Mutt and Jeff,” “The En. “The “The Child City—"The Shot From the tush,” “The Last Drop of aWter,” “The Strategy of Anne.” Lyceum—O'Del Hart & Howard, comedy act, “The Profligate, “At the Gringo. Mine—‘Jimmie the Detectiv “In the Shadow of Mt. Vesnyiui Bijou — “The Settler's Wife, “Her Choice,” “The Parting of the Trails. Acme—"Mutt and Jeff,” “The En-| gagement Ring, “Just for Her. a | “EVERY LITTLE LOVE WAVE HAS A MEANING ALL ITS OWN!” WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—"Every Uittle love wave has a meaning all its own.” This is the latest version | of a popular song, as advocated by | Judge William De Lacy of the local Juvenile court, who also has charge of trying to make recalcitrant hus bands go back home to their wives and help support them as they should. There have been many theories Advocated for the cure of the dl- Yorce evil, but it remained for Judge De Lacy to urge the “love wave” method, .These waves, be it understood, have no connection with any other kind of wave known to science—they are extra material and highly sensitized, By them, ac- cording to his honor, @ man can win back the lost love of his wife, and a wife can force her spouse to care for and love her, even In the face of numerous and even more at- tractive affinities. “Use a little mental suggestion]! on your wife if you want to win her back after she has ceased to love you,” Is the theory of the Judge, re- cently expounded during the course of a non-support case, in which the husband claimed that his wife had stopped loving him. “Be kind to her and keep constantly before her mind your desire for her to love you, Every time you talk to her think of this and tell her several times each day that she loves you. | Love her so much yourself that she feels the waves of love coming back through the air, These methods will bring you back the love which |* was once yours.” the corruption prevalent in the were girls and the Light,”|¢ Tables |" MRS. J. A. TRACE’ As happy and hopeful as the young bridal pair of the year, Mrs. Jeannette Drydi pothe: f five children, and J ys cay father of four children, were united in marriage yesterday afternoon, The relatives of the elderly “newlweds” knew nothing of their plans until yesterday, when the quiet announcement was mude that the marriage would take place tm mediately. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. F. T. Edmunds, pastor of Greenwood church. Mr and Mrs. Tracey will live at 942 West 5th atreat VETERANS: REUNION The annual reunion of county morrow at Woodland park. There! will be a complete program for the | morning, afternoon and evening Speeches and storler of war-days | will be in order, « camp-fire will be built, and it will be one grand re union of the old soldie The election of officers will also take| place tomorrow CREW TAKE BLAME, Conductor L. B. Wade and Moter-| | man F. H. Hart of the oxtra train that collided with interurban train No. 63 near Milton Sunday night, took all blame for the accident upon | themselves at the cor Into the death of Motorman Afthur Bristol at Tacoma yesterday. jhad erroneously calculated, they {said, that they stil! had an hour be ore they should meet } they only had six minut The cor oner’s Jury found the death to have} resulted from this error. Reeth e eee eed TODAY'S GOOD SHORT ONE eeeeeeeeeeeee “Mr, Edito to start a wm tablish a home poeta.” “Fine! Hurry it up. There is a whole bunch of poets tn this town that I will disable as soon as you are ready for them.” —Houston Post. we are trying ement to om for disabled SOeSSSG05 04342 |e eeeeeke teehee The airship is @ pesky thing, So carelessly it slays Not only those who take a ride But also those whe The dentists in convention tn Cleveland, O., agreed that a brush gad plain water were better for the teeth than powders, wash DROVE HIM INSANE terans will take ph ne Ws 's hearing || They | 0, 63, while || THEIRIE IS The REASON should new invest Cherry Why YOU money in the Valley city DUVALL is being made the RAILROADS. DUVALL is backed FARM LANDS DUVALL is PAYROLL You should invest in DUVALL for the reason that two great roads and other large ors have, FIGURE THIS OWT ink for ene minute that thers Kaliroad Company pt A up becoming town. money same Rail invest ould not eee the futui the new aig! i that five teres. anttie 4 and a TEN THOU “ott, would be it te reason tn will pay you oe of rieh farm of stand i} their needs net plase and 6 ship ping point Go and see this new city for your. | ¥ We #0 to DUY ery morning and return Ue | |OREGON & WASHINGTON DE VELOPMENT COMPANY LISELI Heery Bide, caried mente 861 Areade act LADIES’ REMODELING PARLORS a CEREMONIES PERFORMED. Phone h. INTFRODUC Removed te bar, month “What affected this man’s mind?” “He was the manager of an all- star theatrical troupe, and went erazy trying to give every member a stage floor dressing room and the best billboard prominence.” England spends ry 900, 000 @ year ion, 6409 Batiard Av. Phone FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FURG UNDRNTARING CO and Union Ins HMC KOREN "Corner 8 ‘ vr | Muat nell 100 harnesses by Sept. 1. Have, too much, stock “Vike & Pine ALLOW 1620 viest Avs Bot Daughters of at Georae ance, your mame | ¢ A change of date |? HELP. WANTED—FEMALE. ee Bille collected anywhere work; confidential priv: m4 Wages ate detective 1 ™ ‘Men and women to learn the Largest and the Weat for parth NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE ton, or 129 Third Av. ne Main 8 a fenndwiches sement FOOL ROOM, 1448, Third Cia WFORD rfacing and HOU DDPDDDDDIDD DDD DDT =|D BULLETIN YOU Wa? our WEEKLY RENTAL CONTAINS WH. a i JOHN DAVIS & COMPANY, 109 Swcond Av. Main 2141. ind. 3600. DD DOPMPY MNP POM DDODE Hungalow for rent, furnished; will aloctrio lights pantry, lease bath r appl Iv YOU ARE LOOKING TO RENT HOUSES, CALL ON GEORGE L, COLMAN, 6 Now York Biock, Seattle. pm house, elegantly turnisned, Jo Call morn Main 6089. FURNISHED HOUSES CLOSE IN week or $20 per month. for girl 12 ya Vor particulars ad No, 1012-16 Pike at ATTED ling HE G THe The two blocks from car years trees, cherry currants, ebolee varieties, An | SECRET TO YOU v oy them tonight ier NOW, + Come ANYWAY, Office will be open ti 8 p,m ear Une on Greenwood av property. lant close in Improved acreage line; Growing on some of these goose berries and get you not to wait until tomorrow; Come FARLY YESTERDAY MOST BEAUTIFUL ORCHARD AND CARDEN TRACT NEAR 85TH AND CREENWOOD near 85th and Greenwood; this tract has been in garden ten lots are chefry trees, apple and raspberries; all | locality, LET ME WHISPER THIS are not many lots with fruit trees your cholee. me impress if you want the choicest if you can, Come if you are TIRED, $425 UP One block north of the Phinney See OLMSTEAD, who will a show Phone North 2894 1am & young man of good “hablie, write fluently Bing h, Kpanish, also able A wil THR ANNEX Wegt eri one In for $1.50 par werk. ¢ No. 101 CLOSE IN—F1.56 susshesping permitted. ? Pike st beste aces Sov r re ‘You WART hid TRADE FURNISHED “APARTMENTS. THE KENYON. IN HOMESTEADS. RN WASHINGTON HOME DS and DESERT CLAIMS “eno@lient wheat land, fruit falta land; abundance of wa t free government land MPIRE HOMESTEAD CO. 664.5 Empire Bidg. o ery KL PERKING LAND COMPAN 1121 THIRD A FARMS AND ACREAGE, LARG $30 DOW Large tract, ox $5 MONTHLY. lentiy Cut thie out and see us at_once BURKE & FARRAR, Inc., 6-490 New P, § ACRES crt 2 ACRES. room ua to ever have the op; ‘BU REE & FARRAR, Hao, 406-409 New York “KCRE ON RUNNING STREA $800. $0 cash buys an acre on running stream ‘et Lake i Park; ing on of 200 OL HAD “third Floor New ¥ BLAG om mt K BOTTOM. 10-aere A HALL & PRICE, 1016 American Nank Hide —TPARGE TRACT FOR $400 $40 cash, p «large of Lak New York Block Y ACRES NORTH OF CI’ FOR $12,000 now ripe to. buy Increase, OLE HANSON & CO., ee Mnird Vioor New York Block. SITUATIONS WANTED—MAL €. R PARE WILL PAY RENT. 16 Pike mt Mason, Des Moiven, ated on mal $60 CLEARED FIVE- ACRE TRACTS $60 During the last ten days we have had only tires of the be uding the fam Rural free o Pi of land there and / = | | to 6 ACRES WITH SMALI Located weet of ride, 2he rare, Bond boron ter 8 month. OLE HANSON & CO. Third Froo York Block. GCOTCOSMOOGGOGGE ° NEAR SILVERDALE ON HOOD O CANAL or New x 4 4 Central Bide. OOO O9DAnRCOONODDDO* = DUCKS res with fine fresh rich soll, part Tors berries water Pr 315 month, Cc a iPronD L. “AND co, 1019 Third Ave EIGHT ACRE for $600: good. 4, right sunty Tord; & good Improved ranch ining 4 will prove to you that ride are $10 . level li bon urown, 132 Aah ibe RAISE HOGS, We have 10 acres with am Bottom tand; ing land; kh Owner, pet t lake, rich alfalfa grown on adjol ated in well settled di f Bremerton; a big snap n torma to sult if er is not wall Green River Hotel, 1,500 FOR ACRE NORTH OF CITY Fine level ere north of elty, just out at Rood vie cash, & CO. Balance to M” UNIVERSITY HOME ~A real bargain and practically Ei large rooms, 0, fireplace, half blook te relgnbartood ME OMPANY water piped t spring, 100. 0 AT ONCE TY f Rog ranch, 4132 OLE HANSON iy co.,, Third Floor New York Block for [FARMS AND ACRES—Continued. On nnn HANSON & CO., w York Bioek OLE Third 40-ACRE BARGAIN Near the Auburn by boat landing f M. JORDAN & CO., American Bank Bide. rr "CLIFPORD LAND CO., - 101d ‘Third Ave ER B ACKES FOR $1,600. FOR BALE UR EXCHANGE. mile from atation, six tm and Park ay. Ind. CITY REAL ESTATE. Keep your eye on The STAR next BATURDAT, We will have « special on some of the best buys in real estate ever put before the public. Remember the da NEXT #ATURDAY, AUG LAKE FRONT WITH NEW 3-ROOM HOUSE Within walking distan ‘ny Kk $100—FOUR C LOTS—$100 Mehinorn Bide. pogo; ale Moore fe Downs fioe Ind. 2269 LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY, KN OLPORTONITY,. 4100 up, ind. 80 14 Hecond av. Main 2486 $19 BLDG, CHET AB On improved 01 BP COUN AUCTION SALE XN and FOR SALE—WOOD. ‘AND COAL. EQR SALE WOOD BNO COAL CHATTEL LOANS. PRADA ornea, ete. Wiliam, ork. bide COLLATERAL LOANS. rnoy 1DEwe PLEDGE SOCIETY, hoe tt, White Mullane on furnitus = = === FOR SALE—MiISCELLANEOUS: PADI AAD RAR Bargains in furniture, Barpets, household goods, stoves and ranges. We exchange your old goods. _ _ SULLY & BALL, New Location, 600 Pike Bt. Kadan Fo security, THE CANADIAN ASK OF ‘ a CARPENTERS Esheiman & Wilson, carpenters and ‘screen, encral jobbers, Window and door 1179, roa 21 ‘estern all Ee: CHIROPODISTS. TON? KLINE, Wil. LiAMs, nec a $1.90 A. W. or 1 Kavanaugh cleaned and blocked ACREAGE WITH HOME { rish black loam * with new house ¢ our office on wharf FARRAR, Inc., 405-4 York Block “pO YOU WANT tote cabbage. in the in the North New a hag it Treen ood FORGED TO SELL mission finish, — city improvements tn and schoo! >diand Pive I-ncre tracts together; etree Woodland Ind Bt nt adjoining? See OLM has them in tract. pl yesterday. §7th and Greenwood Might fix from car; ; $50 cash, bal- tures, shades only. $2. land park district. Call 4 BARGAIN z 1] Four-room cottage and lot $0x100; JOUSH MOVING Saw aon. housemoving tex. court ge Nota soe B nee ast anatias Wane h eames a obart, Wash. breeder eoate i 2. W; Bamunds. Opt: tometrint. 103 Las mite Di Graduate po PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON R. MULLINNIX 85 Years Specialist. All diseases of women and mon. piberty. Bt Postottice _ Late FRANK BROOKS — Paralysia, atiom, nervous and. chronic digs piles, etc. My modernized treate at fe remarkably, successful, t 337, third floor © years praction lire, women, children, nose, inroat, eth. Specific medicines 858 Dr. White, Genito-urinary 1 MASON, Fi Founded 9 ye booklet Turks Bide. rn it written opinions a scope "~ validity vet st tle Money Mek ast For Sale i tot baxi00; 420 ne interent nothing niten= See doth Ne Be Phone North 1230 |IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY CITY PROPERTY, CALL ON GEORGE L. COLMAN, 666 Now York Block, Seatt F100 cash and onay wilt buy a $1,650 Yox100-Ft. lot, near Tungalow, a er -month, inelud M Fairview school, 1019 Third house jo tittle Price $2,400; plock to two sntracts” Bank “and Bide For nuit OWN YOUR OWN We build anywhere; n Wid. Co, S-room bun. gn $2,800; torms On easy terms 108 White end of Ballard N ON BAINBRIDGE itle Reat \ ote, 81,860; Rid, heap by own Beac 265. js, d-room house, ‘for’ $1,000. house, Aroade Two av. N. EB, nd specialty tn prompt Y8in Bignth ‘ave PRINTERS. APRN Raat Kamp, Wor RD Bidz. 2nd and Main, Ind. 1379, Main 3834 STORACE. VE Miso ed Vault for Henry W WRITER MADE. the Smith prom for $3.00 per month. | 1111 Phone Main 696, Ind. 697