The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1911. + te ne ene ; RAF! FLE OFF GIRL JOSEPHUS JOY. SQUARES ACCOUNTS WITH TEACHER have convinced ar more the stringent authoritie me jenced politician and a man of much tact ee * NOW CHROREN, ANIMALS Foun Leg ARE AWE! nonueeos ANOe s, (tuk ) Poy § NEXT DAY SS With “Those wern “TWO Las ‘Now Tomorrow, (WAN'T BACH Ot OF YOU TO BANG SOME Livina THING WHICH BELONGS NEITHER TO hey * IT'S A GRAN DADDY: LONG ~ Les, “THATS FINE, Qn Suffrage and Recall of Judges RaaKKREKRRARR EE zation and the establishing of hours. with the least possible friction. securing to the worker a greate ence every day. “You cannot: get the initiat the Arizona constitution.” Oteeeeeeeeeeeeeteeetete te ea SOME OF GOMPERS' PERTINENT REMARKS “Labor's greatest Eee ean be brought about by organi- @ normal working day of eight “Trade unionism is not narrow, but as broad as humanity Ite policy is to secure the best possible res #3 for the workers conditions with which it has to deal, Kruttechnitt was in error in refusing to deai with the Federation of Shop Employes. His employes ‘organize in the most practical manner they can find; he should be willing to meet them in their best organized capacity. “There is great poverty in America now, but it is in no way comparable with the poverty of the past. The labor movement is direct legislation to advance it, than the veto by President Taft of RRAERRAAREKRARAARARAKRAARAARAKRARH Must Come —SAMUEL GOMPERS. Ree R Re Its forms are as varied as the will logically r degree of economic independ. ive, referendum and recall and SAMUEL GOMPERS. Snapped During a Speech. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 12 ~Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor,| has concluded a tour of the Pacific | Coast, where he spoke in every large city. “Adoption of the initiative, refer- endum and recall cannot come any too soon,” Gompers told the people | both in interview nnd from the! Oregon there ie) n- | them all agreed upon its . The idea that any man now, 20th century, should stand oppose the initiative, the the and referendum or the recall fs an in uit to the intelligence of the merican nation. Pray, since when has the judi clary become independent? The tan in apy of our courts who stands as a tribune of the people's [rights cannot hope for appointment But let him mt to the cor to the higher cow show himself obe poration then he can feel ofa career of promotion upon the appointive bench. Talk about the independence of the courts! “It is coming. It is comé the constitution of the United |States—this recall of the judiciary —the opposition of the president of the United States notwithstanding. | coming! The spirit of liberty GERMAN GUNS READY TO ROAR two inches of hai! Germany in warlike ; Moves againat German troops are being concentrated near the French frontier. In Moncel, Vic | 4nd Dieuze, towns in the province of Lorraine, 30,000 infantry, 10, 000 making France. CHICKASHA, Okla—More than} 300 members of the Caddo, Dela- Ware and Wichita Indian tribes are holding their annual green corn} | dance, \ife saver” FRANKFORT cavalry and 150 guns have been gathered. These towns are opposite the French city of Nancy. If war should be declared, Alsace-Lorraine, lfor so long the bone of contention hetween France and Germany, again will be a battle ground. JOLIET, I1i.—Olaf Eckstrom was lthe first victim of the state law prohibiting the drinking fro on trains, He passed a bottle to a friend and was ar- rested, Seeeteeeeeeeteseeeeeeeees “*/ELECTRIC STORM vaAneT !* tit Re PLAN UP AGAIN T0 CONDEMN RENTON LINE Councilman Griffiths was a busy| vides that no more than one par MAN at yesterday afternoon's coun-|SenKer may sank, fee each seer cf rT e aqui ‘eet of standing room, Gil mecting He introduced fe practically what the mayor bas An ordinance for the com |boon contending fo! demmation of the Seattle, Ren- “The mayor has vetoed my ton & Soutifern railway; Proposition twice and the coun. A new straphanging ordi. cil haw sustained the veto by a nance; margin of one vote each time A bill Perhaps | will succeed if I in- troduce some one else's meas ure,” said Griffithe this morn ing. “Day Labor” Ordinance. The “Day Labor” ordinance sets |anide $60,000 from the general fund Hinto a “Day Labor Special Street |Improvement Fund” to be used by |the board of public works im the employment of day labor on street provements, The interest on the motiey is to be set aside to | keep up the fund The proposed pele tax charter amendment ix practically the same as the one defeated Inst week It defines the duties of the various city officials « little more clearly It provides for a gradual exemption from municipal taxation of improve and buildings on real estate 7. when complete exemp ton te to be im effect. establishing # “Day Improve A new Single Tax tution in the form of a charter amend ment; A and An ordinance more clearly defining the powers and duties of the Department Efficiency committee. | The ordinance for the condemna- tion of the Crawford property is no new idea. It han been under! consideration by several members| of the council for some time past An appraiva! of the property has already been made, its eatimated value being $386,000, The bill was referred to the city utilities and Judictary committees. Latest on Straphanging. Firecracker. ordinance; MEN ARE CHARGED WITH ABDUCTING TWO GIRLS Charged with abducting Minnie and Helen Wickstrom, the two girls reported to the sheriff's office as having disappeared on Sept. 3, J. W Dalton, jr. an automobile dealer at 506 Denny way, and Charles Busb- ong, an employe of his, with whom the girls are said to have left town, were arrested yesterday afteruoon. They cave $1,500 bail. The girls left Sunda: 6,242 PROPOSALS ls FOR HETTY’S SON: NEW YORK, Sept. 12—The total completed today by Col. is ing thelr mother that they were to take an automobile trip to Mount Rainier. Late that evening a man telephoned that the machine had broken down and they would not be a return before the following moruing. But the girls did not ap- pear until last Thursday. Dalton and Bushong appeared at the same time, Dalton professed to have been in an Francisco and knew -lnothing of the girls’ disappearance = we [get en anna eenee Sept. 3, tell VANCOUVER, Wash. 12—-When Rev, ¢ . Poole wi introduced to a “Mrs. Smith,” he chatted with her for fully half an hour, not knowing that she was in * reality bis sister, Mra, Ernest |® Rice, of New Weatminster, la B. C. They had not seen of Hetty Green announced that | * each other for 25 years he was in search of a wife. Gissckcedeutart |ee neath hehanne An appropriation of $500 was voted by the city council yesterday INSURES CROPS worsenc’rour acicgatee to the Inter PORTLAND, Or. Sept. 12.—Al- |Bational Municipal congress, to be held in Chicago for two weeks, be- crops were ee ery a several die gianing next Monday. Mayor lericta, reports today from ral Sie illing, President Wardall of the |points in the Willamette valley in- mate and hin Sage Blaine ei the Aicate that the valley as n whole|finance committee were chosen, lata 1 tna ae auch as a result of (and Instructed to select a fourth which swept | delegate. At Pugene and many| NEW YORK—Because he in- | sisted on praying for the “wicked rich” in front of the brownstone | Fifth av. palaces, John Palastok is |under arrest here today, |the electrical storm over it last evening. Nt |windows were broken by the hail ston Much damage was done to fruits and hope in this district USE LIGHTS AS CRIME SIGNAL The city police are working on a scheme, suggested by Mounted Patrolman W. T. Al- vey, that will bring the city’ street lights into place as a | police emergency signal. CONGRESSMAN SULZER SPEAKS It is planned to have the | Congressman Sulzer of New York lighte switched off and on in | was given a smoker by the Arctic rapid succe: in whenever any [club last night. He had just return- serious calamity is impending, ed from Alaska, and he spoke on as when a murder or unusual the Alaskan situation, He declared crime of great seriousness oc- that the democrats in congress will curs. give the territory a square deal STOPS YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT AND DISSOLVES DANDRUFF AT ONCE Astors at Summer Home. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Sept 12.—Col, John Jacob Astor and the new Mrs. Astor, formerly Madeline Force, arrived here today and w: to Rhinebreck, Astor's summer jhome. They will spend 4 week | there, lus-|mediately double the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle and seraggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw ft through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is immediate and amazing—your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy and have an jappearance of abundance; an in: jcomparable lustre, softness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer ‘Try as you will, after an applica-lof true hair health tion of Danderine, you cannot find] Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowl a wingle trace of dandruff or a loose |ton's Danderine from any drug or falling hair and your scalp will|store or toilet counter, and prove to not itch, but what will please you|yourself tonight—now—that your most, will be after a few weeks’ |hair is as pretty and soft as any use, when you will actually see|that it has been neglected or in new hair, fine and downy at first |jured by careless treatment--that's yes—but really new hatr—sprout:| all ing all over the scalp. | hair and lots of it if you will just littie Danderine try a Hitle Danderine Your hair appears soft, fluffy after using and abundant little | |trous, Danderine. What causes dandruff, itchy sealp jand falling hair? Who cares—so long a8 Danderine overcomes this and it does, and quickly too—it does more, it grows halr and we can prove it. A now will Sra you surely can have beautifull LOUIS, Sept. 12.—A young iN whose Identity is “shrou in Mystery,” but who ts guaran to bOWeailitul, sweet tempered J cook und housekeeper, | be raffied off at the carnival of the Imfireoiate Conception ehureh at Maplewood today, There has be @ Breat rush for Uckets, olf only to marriageable young men. RISKY TO BE SPY FP dy Sept a Re Ve AMATEUR FINISHING KODAKERS We do good work for others Jet um do 10¢ Roli—Developing—106 Roll ELECTRIC STUDIO 119 Madison Street ARTIFICIAL LIMBS A. LUNDBERG ot Artifieiat PHONE: MAIN 1588 1107 Third Ave, __ ATTORNEYS A, J. SPECKERT Aurer. pecially. oie tery in All nd SECOND KLOOR AUADE: Nota: Phones. NH DANCING Fourth Av. BAKERIES Kothing better fer your oy an and Oatmeat be beat M RS. PFEFFER'S | wa ‘Sens ance Gout, Bright od DE, JOUN ROMENERN 220 to 173 Peoples Baek Bide. Kecond Ave, and Pike #t Let us call for jour baggage, and ‘ou, will never miss our boat or train. Themes: dein roar Ind. t148 BILLIARDS: ~ See OUR NEW PARLOR 2nd and Spring BROWN & HULEN 3rd Floor Butcher and Grocer Ie All ent SPECIAL PRICES voeries Kvery Day nd Boe Me : AxD extox con RAST taa8 PHO chan 1 | ~~ BUTTER & EGGS ~ MOORE & CADY N. W. Cor. Int and Pike. Fancy lowa BUTTER—2 Ibi Fresh RANCH EG CARPENTERS JAMES DUFFY Rapert Carpenter No Job Too Large; None Too Rmait for Dar Attention--Our Office Is © Located — Prompt Service — Med ri WAVE. ‘Pee ara, ari ~ CASH H REGISTERS — SUNDWALL Witt Save You Malt on REGINTERA, | CAPES CASH COMPUTING: SCALE Becond Mand or New. Cash or Rasy Se sr. CHATTEL LOANS A. D. ANDERSON GEN wnat LOAN BROKER 446 NEW YORK BLOCK 4775 Phones = Ind. 2620 CHIROPRACTORS DR. JOSEPH ROANE faite Arcade Bi Spinal Retontitic Chronic Din ne Main 4105 ) » 4908 Ind, A 4760. map 900 Madison St. HOTEL DYE WORKS CO. Men's Su Our Auto Will Call for and Deliver At the Above Prices. COLLECTIONS Main 4300, 487, Quick Adjustment Co. ywhere. Count—We Get Them. a4 NY. Block A. Re Shave, Mer. CONTRACT: ORS Would cy wave time money? font the best warkt Between Pike @ Pine Mts | Die- | | AND | EANERS AND DYERS| needed Into the A bill he en introduced mmons which naities for attempting to Nn powne national |PRESIDENT M. MAUVEL PORTUGAL, National Republic ted the The of Portugal has elec président of the ia M. Mauve! of Arriega assembly first He an exper new republic CORN CURES Frogner Gorn Plasters Warte Netieve DAIhIES Washington Dairy Phone Hud. A 483, 2211 NINIM AVENOR Certified MY & Kpecialty. INDEPENDENT DAIRY | KALDEKO & PETERSON, Our Speciaity—Milk for B MALDERO'® PURE MILK. Fresh Milk. Cream and Joe Cream 1001 Howell we Phone Ind 1388. DETECTIVES CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY, inc. (01-4-5 Arcade Bldg. PHONES Male—DETECTIV E8—Vemale Legitimate Detective Business Tra acted—Correspendents in All Pri Cities Dressmaking College KEISTER’S LADIE®W TAILORING COLLEGE | Mate Ina. | oe Prt pal | An Expert Course in Dr Very Low ¥ 1501 14th Ave. Mine L. Kast 629 ELECTRICIANS boas Main 1694. 2 ComPanY We Retail Everything Electrical Unter st Mepatre, A. Mean, Prop ~|_EYE SPECIALISTS FAMILY LIQUORS OLD SONOMA SUMMIT LIQUOR CO. Phones: Sunset 1984; Ind. 3747 German Delicatessen B. KALTER Bole Representative of We Milwaukee, SUPRRION | SAURAGES AND MEAT rRopucrs 0 REALTH BREAD Ind. 1863, Mata B96 GROCERS Vv. LYDELL & CO. Groceries Scandinavian Gooda a Specialty. TRY US 1629-1631 Westlake Boulevard Phones: Main 921; Ind. 2949 HAIR GOODS Ladies Improvement Shop 8 dccen Sample Switches 6s special 6.50 | 4.50 | ON ST. HAMA aoe CO. ALSO Phones, and $12.00 switche and § 2.00 Bwitches | WINDSOR BLDG, 20 for w itt We have for Main #146, 1’ Boag. Hoyt—Doughnut King | Have You Our Ca A NEW FEATURE 412 Third Ave. West Phone Queen Anne 1406 JEWELERS CHAS. LAMPE Watches and Jewelr EDISON AND ‘VICTOR ‘Talking Machines 2 ts, iT P NG RUN puy good goods, that is the only kind that I have to offer, 422 Denny Way, Cor. Fifth Av. Phone Queen Anne 2961 ICE CREAM Ask your dealer for a Pot- latch Brick of Ice Cream, made by the Seattle Ice Cream Co. Tried or He wot galt are bw to the th will ability 4 Port royalls Manu need BEVERLY, President Taft cure the next Mase. will p nomi! day at a long President Taft friend and adviser lapp, of Cincinnati and K Schmid | Kalem Poultry Market our speciatty) “et All_ Kinde of TAve and Dressed Poultry 1600 Pike LAUNDRIES Plymouth Laundry | WoRK mouT vIME Wi PRICE ii Anne 1434; Ind. WESTLAKE AVESUE Tv nes) Queen 18 en Oriental Laundry Ss. OKADA, , oe he a t Work fr in City | 308, | Beacen 5 —F LAWYERS Jas. H. Maybury in 4740, experience tn active LIQUOR CURES We Wii Pay $500 REWARD MACHINE WORKS EMERY MACHINE CO. cessor to BE 0. Gifford vr Model Making AUTO RerArns neneea, san8 Phone Bast #384 “MONUMENTS GET SOUND MAKULE AND GHAN- ITE CO. Ine MONUMENTS ery Deseription ck Weet of Chicago ia Ind. 3023 NATUROPATHS _ OPTICIANS EYES Property Fitted With Glaxses Liberty Bidg.. Upstairs 34 ana bni jans Members National, State and County Association DR. CHAS. N. MAXEY {NORTHERN BANK BLDG INES: END. SES}, MAIN 6467, OR. W. E. WALDO SY K BLDG. RES., HUD. 179 DR. CLYDE L. BONHAM 1914 KE. 43RD ST. COR. THN, PHONES: NORTH 1072, GREEN ‘ DR. FRANCES THOMS 1K. 6TH AND UNION IND, 4012, MAIN 6630. DRS. POTTER & RICKART NKER BLDG, N 607, IND. A 4ngn . CUNNINGHAM ‘eas. [PAINT & WALL PAPER | | SEATTLE BALL TEAM ARE NOW WINNING with the win. pers at A Physicians and Surgeons DR. JOHN DUNLAP Ind. Phone 1830 8. T. TRUEBLOOD, M. D. Res. 2140 6th Av. W 2082. PHOTOGRAPHERS | JOHN L. JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHER, all Queen Anne Photon prices veloping fines at reagonable pying and Enlarging. Des and Printing 151644 FIRST AVENUE Qo high-grade finish Lor’ ast 10 a Rot and the used A. M. FROST "t Borget the Number 32 PURSE AVE Deliver | __| Phone tna. vat ‘oat | 1 7 * GIRL'S TOE RECOVERS * VALUABLE WEDDING RING * POTTSTOWN, Pa. Sept 12.—W fiw re Mra her Saylor's to 1 ts el > > Harve lding od mill darn girl ter a wading, ied to the hu and a wnake » toe. Bt ¢ wa lost ring Oe ee ee etteeeer Seattle Business Directory] NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS MAY BE, YOU WILL FIND THEM ENUMERATED IN | THIS DIRECTORY—-CUT THE DIRECTORY OUT AND PASTE IN A CON. VENIENT PLACE IN YOUR HOME FOR FUTURE REFERENCE PLUMBERS tablished 180, Chas. H. Brows, BROWN PLUMBING co. 4 1 SND iy ATI POOL akin Get Acquainted With Our Vine NEW POOL PARLORS 1509 Fourth Av. Corner Pike, Safety Depoct Boxes _ "SILVER/ PLATING _| See eae Money for Salaried People upemen Keeping house and others 424 Rpler Blocks Bid Nebemd Av. Office Hours—8 a. m. to 6 p. m. | SANITARIUM BATHS | Battie Creek Sanitarium Rooms 1408 Fourth Av., leigh Hotel Phone Main 955 Blectrie Ligi aed Turkish Baths, Marcsage, Hydro-therapy and Hiectrical ‘Treatmente Seattle Horse Market HORSES Bought, Said, Exchanged 1205 FIRST AV. SO. Phone Main 3761 N, T. JOLLIFFE, Coat for ¥2.00 Repairing Dene. 2226 First Ave. Phone Ind. A 5240 SEWING MACHINES | SINGER STORE In New Location Near | 1528 FIRST AVE. fiz | OPPOSITE SANITARY MARKET Za Phone: Main 1926 | fe T METAL WORKS “MERZ SHEET METAL WORKS rant Kitchen me Ci | nterpeise’ Sheet Metal Works Restaurant Work General Jobbing. oat Work. Steam Tables @ Specialty 95 UNION S&T, Phone Ind. 4409, | Stewart St. Shoein Forge | |The horse that is x | 61 0- |shod right trav. ‘Stewart St, |e nine. 1 stoe ssa | hem right. Store and “Ofte Fi ‘ixtures SHOW CASES # store office FIXTURES | een Main 806 | MAW SHOW CASE CO, Fest Av Ind. sens | VACUUM CLEANERS” RENT A SANTO pl i Let Us Clean for You SANTO VACUUM CLEANER CO, wen East 5623 L 5046 uses the has ban- sand has a ne all the time Price Jephone or write stration. ‘Telephone 42, housekeeper 1 Main 4808, Ind P. B. NEWKIRK & CO., 2119 ta Ay. Washington Wafer ’ Co. x ~| “SEN - BE” Very Delicious, Nutriti RICE CAKES 2 and Whole tee with and Ice Cream, Greenland Pool Parlors” eter tte ee eee et SALARY LOANS 3 ¥ T. TABATA, Prop. |" WATCH BPA tee Our Work for One Yea FRANK BRIGGS, JEWELER | 1330 FIRST AVE. Repairing NEAR NION