The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1911, Page 6

a, OM THE STAR—TUESDAY, GUST 15, 1911. ar und Adolf Took Annual Bath. Word?,2” Schacter AFFINITY IS AlWhat Happened When Os o AY NG Seve, ° VILL Ti P = SUICIDE Dor oor T’ Coxe OF My NA HART , 1 HOPE YOU AIN'D OM, 1 Don'o\ | |‘ HA- HA-HA $ (Ry Untied Press Leased Wire) BoyHooDe Day AH, YESS — IND |D-—- CHAW Bamr, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.—The Tee-Hea em I HAF ID! Me PR $ ABeRACATE OB@ARI deh, « body of Rose Ar yearold affinity of “S known among § Dabitues as “the Rose of jarlota,” is today tying at the) morgue here, a suicide. Miss nold swallowed bichloride of mer oury tab In hi well message she ga her jewelry to “Spider” Kelly and aid: “Tell the girls I wish them getter luck than mine, Kiss ‘Spider’ ROO for me.” Wife recently secured a and $150 a month alimony K div B.A. MEN GET RNIE' (By United Press Leased Wire) LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 15—A general advance of five per cent in the wages of the employes of the} mechanical departments of the| Loulsville & Nashville railroad was | put Into effect today, Thousands | ef men are affected by the in-/ crease. Tennis Meet | 600 Male Voices in Great , Opens Today ® f The 2ist annual tennis tour * DELLA CARSON'S [Humor Not Beyond sie, “i stip that ‘“ é case w a Cr ane Baye SHOP” INVA Stoical Chinaman |'is\ rm» be ge ive money he Chorus for the Saengerbund 1a ie tmtist beacty | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Aug. 16.|Jaad, to come and care for him. Set beauty [77 Chinese pbtlosophy” ‘was itlus- ey HIGH IN QUALITY Fill your coal bin now and have it ready for Winter. Fact is, from now FILL THE trated here when Charles Yen Mah,| Plan to attend races at Madison Six hundred male voices will be| that’s a whole lot of territory, will ee , | COAL BIN f& ney of the Seattle Tennis *} val of song at the /be heard in the mixed choruses. Le prietor of the Mandarin, an Or)-| park, five days, starting Tu: * | beard In the festival Tf otal restaurant, posted on the| August 15. A cl a f club opens on the Madison st. th Sacngerfest of the North|T8@Y are coming from San Fran-|with a writ of relevin entered ber |doors of bis cafe. the follow! . # courts this afternoon. The # | Seven! eng lelsco, Los Angeles, Portland, Ta uty shop” and took the type | sign: . — EE IN a on there will be lots of days before cold # entry list fs the largest in the #| Pacific Saengerbund, beginning on coms, Spokane, Salem, Lewiston | writers on bebalf of the manufac) Crogen por prysical anp|/NOTICE OF CLOSING weather that a little fir ill t f history of the organization, */ Thursday at the Moore theatre. Six and, of course, Seattle, to sing | turers, MORAL REPAIRS. o ae iI Pacific Coal end ¢ will be en- # and many notable players are ®/hundred men can make a lot of|thelr way Into the hearts of the we ee Tat popinieont’ ihc “erdanat REGISTRATION BOOKS On Ce joyed. & included in the entries, Among #/noise, but under the magic batou musteloving people of Seattle. A\ Y e fernurent | wee ordered |p sctstration Books Will Be Closed| # these are Miss Mary Brown #/of Claude Madden, composer, musi-/ when they raise up thelr voices as W ty cease ree te Maree rtm josed % of California, Joe Tyler of ®/cian and director, festival director, the songs of the Fatherland, th (ny Vteg trem Leased rn) pata Be nnne Oe 8 penalty tox AUGUST Ag ES % Spokane, Captain Foulkes, #/they are expected to make music Seattle Symphony orchestra, under! LOB ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 15—|Tho tind and the inside ar inky 15th, 1911 tarp Saceas Won Geer Fumnsne $9.75 # Nat Emerson and Sam Rus # | unsw the leadership of John M. Spargur,| Detective William J. Burne today | booths be Bee ae cnet AY! Any person who has not resie-| P $5.50; 00; passed. ® sell. #| Greater joy still, however: One will blend its harmonic beauties iT i ect fi Lee An- Main Office: | _Latona Bunkers: H {hundred of the sweetest. female | with the glory of the human song: geied et740. Bo sc hab A oro sl erlater betore the backs are‘clened || 401 Hinckley Block | 113 Northiake Ay. ee NAH RO los om the, Pucitle. sone, andi dinde. 000 already paid him by the city/LANE AWARDED $25,000 will not be allowed to vote Both Phones 6040, | North 465; Green 662 ——SSS Ss oy Lafferty Denies a his peasy wi Loe ——— FOR COAL MINE INJURIES. | st the special election gy held on | Phone West 11 for West Seattle Prices. | jmee case. Following several con:| pra Tuesday, September bth, 1911, to| WOMEN FAST TO HELP)*s!"erty Demos jesnates trey cn ela |nri tig warts as |e o LOW IN COST Insult to Woman thorities, Burne ann ” ogo whi in the employ of the|“King County Court House Bonds” Coal company, of Kansas, and “Port of Seattie” was awarded $25,000 damages. To OTTO A. CASE, finance Lane's case socialists all °° County Auditor. 6 SUFFRAGE CAUSE Pye al rpatrsead bared ay ype ganda LAND, Or., Aug. 15.—De-| message to the city council today SPRINGFIELD, Mass., cr claring that he would resign if it|aeking that this money be paid the ‘The parental blessing of the) NeW YORK, Aug. 15.—To ald|was proved that he had ever been | detective at once. a parents have been received | tne suffragists of California in thelr arrested on a charge of “Insulting won es Mr. and Mrs. “Handsome Jack’ | pattie for the ballot, thousands of | women,” as was published in Port- Geraghty, who eloped last week/ New York women today began «land recently, Congresaman A. W. BUTTERFLY PEST. from Newport, leaving the bride’s/~tast" to continue for one week,| Lafferty, in a telegram recetved Ge © me fich parents furious. during which period they are pledg-| bere today, announced bis intention nano, Cal ame» 182 A letter from Mrs. French,/ed to eat only the “necessaries of |of prosecuting, for malicious libel, i Oe x mother of Julia, was received last|jife,” to renounce the soda foun- | Portland newspaper, which, he| Obecuring the sky to « heig might, but its contents have not/tain and all its works, to abstain | claims, defamed him. of 100 feet, myriade of butter vulged. . |trom confections and other ittle| In his telegram, Lafferty admit-| flies todey are infesting the foe luxuries dear to the feminine tum-|ted that he wrote a letter to ®) 415 = patween Montgomery tum, woman in Portland whom he saw The money thus saved ts to be|tn the postoffice, and that he| creek and Burney. The in turned into a fund to be expended |sought a meeting by this means. sects are flying southward. i} The success of the Kohler &| Chase piano club lies in the anumaen Aaa $2522 25 re Cont 16 Miia value of the piano Thompson, a he haa converted ‘himself into Aigkt ke estkneeenes pone greece Te pebegiove gered! That the Kohler & Chase piano club isa SUCCESS goes without saying. It's an OVER- question Into the heads of mascu.| her over the teleybone, save at her product of a great host of ai line voters of the Golden state be | solicitation. worme which descended wu; fore the eleetion, on October 10. in hammering the equal rights He denied the charge that he called 1t fe thought they are t a B eeheneeaeatee canes Fire Cost 163 Million ® grandpap again. A baby girl # SAN “FRANCISCO, Aug. 15. and fit by girding his person with «| JUNEAU, Aug. .|tled, and the underwriters’ re WHELMING SUCCESS. self thus, and “stole my mind whileVilmbing Mt. Juneau yester./of Judgments ave been illed and as to what the club’s success can be attributed, the one thing that stands out bolder than all the 1 can tell just what he abyss 185 feet deep. WASHINGTON, ‘Aug. 14~—Unit- em ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 15—|B8an Diogo by the forces of General |senate requiring all decisions of ery of caviar (fish roe), as an anti-|are said to have been killed on|of federal or state law to be unani-| are being sold every month all over the United States at $375. THEY ARE WORTH $375. Meas- says another man “magnified eS ee eee dagen eeebet of satioteations But, when all is said and done—when the whole club plan and proposition has been sifted down — Kind. “Now I have control of him,"| day. The. gitl tombled into an Be cars. 1 con tell fust what he zi others, is THE GREAT VALUE OF THE PIANO FOR THE MONEY. _ ag ee a ea'here today tell of the captore ot tom today introduced: w Bil fa the The piano is worth more—SO VERY MUCH MORE THAN IT IS BEING SOLD FOR. ag noni diheety groland bay Py Wp Phong or forsee Bina fees roe mon ‘revision Literally scores of these instruments have be:n sold right here in Seattle at $375. Hundreds | Pe ee ae ured by any standard of value you wish, they are worth $375. They are worth it on, our floors, or on the floors of any reputable piano dealer in the country. q The Kohler & Chase Club price is PLACES THIS stool, peat ABSOLUTELY NO | EXTRAS. Two hundred and seventy- seven dollars: amdifiéey-cents is the pri even to 218 y ’ time in which to pay for the piano. = YOU PAY $5 TO JOIN THE cLuB. THE $5 IS CREDITED TO THE PRICE’ + OF THE PIANO, LEAVING $272.50 TO BE PAID. The piano is immediately deli THE ONLY ROAD ALL STEEL TRAINS Between the Pacific Northwest and Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee 2 Puget Sound Ry. ta connection swith the eo Chicago, Milwaukee @ St. Paul Ry. your home—and the remainder can . paid in 218 weekly payments of 1 acter me. fachssieun iz All Steel Trains not only assure you of a smooth and and 25 cents each. But the merit of 4 Wats taliaiy Wensieen comfortable trip, but most essential of all—safety. — is cpa the inducements to The eh theet Pondeeee : . wi ce j Fa bag well “THE OLYMPIAN” The ‘terms You get YOUR MONEY BACK if you but ask for it if, after a eae a aM NE AEE sania month’s trial, you are dissatisfied with the piano. : . ‘i ihe baeaee ; : You get a year’s privilege of exchanging it without a dollar’s loss. | This solid through train, a **Palace on Wheels,” has all Re Sk A ‘ : ny piatio;. If youl the comforts and conveniences of any other train, and yi una Fel sie 2 eh cates Sega ple ‘we wis some pleasing features which no other train has. ANOTHER ALL-STEEL TRAIN . Your family gets all unpaid payments canceled in event of your death during the life of the Club. . 144 ” ng THE COLUMBIAN You get the piano tuned TWO TIMES—FREE. LEAVES SEATTLE DAILY AT 7:5 P.M. y) 5 You get a good STOOL FREE. @ SIGN IT, Cash TONIGHT and AL Matinees Tues Bandusky-Bto Carries standard drawing room cars, tourist car and coaches. Both trains completely electric lighted and carry a through dining car in which the service and cuisine is superb. Oil Week Can you think of a more liberal proposition? burning locomotives through the mountains. at If you ever think of buying a piano—JOIN THIS CLUB. Join the player club—get a $750 player piano for $487.50, on terms of $2.50 per week. * 1318 Second Ave., Seattle You get a reduction of 15 cents a week IN CASH in event you pay faster than at the rate of 1 dollar and 25 cents a week. For more detailed information about these two trans- continental trains, or concerning fares, tickets and reserva- LHITAGO VILWAUKEE “CHEYENNE DAY A Company of Bronch: : eee tions, call, write or phone | COLISEUM PUGET SIND A. P. CHAPMAN, Jr. J. L. CRISWELL 1318 Second fe RL Oe a ee “umes “ew Ave., Seattle Lisbiieg System. “The New Stec! rall,” i Sig a paerne ae SECOND AND CHERRY, SEATTLE Admission bo and iva PA, justers. Opera Chairs,