The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1911, Page 3

: » as * aeneeeeeee * * » aEk G5eH58 $ pl 7 oe 3 Hi 3 i Fak eee MINISTER WITH TWO WIVES DEPENDS ON HEAVENLY DIVORCE TO SAVE HIM (Special to The Star.) JOLIBT, Uh, Oct. 21—it tan meet that man should ablde alone, of the Rey. John Horton for having mar ried Miss Amanda Brenker, a schoot and choir singer of Be » his first wife was alive hout having taken the trow {a on: teacher asons given by the | liverce from the latter. | jet jail Horton manifest ed little nas to what would do about tt," for, as he e Lord Is on my sid what can man do to me? Leame to America from six months ago, Moody Institute, at Chicago. there I went to Beeeher the pastorate ehureh choir was Miss Amanda Brenker dwelt in the house of her brother con sald ; Twill not man ongland | | first going to the From to accept the Congregational | Among the members of the | 1} inlaw, which was near her home, + We were thrown soclety From Su service and from midwe ings I walked home Brenker. She had been teacher for several y one of the few people in the village whose mind soared the pettiness of country gossip. shor lear to love each oth er, It was an | drew us one to a The greatest © us that ‘marriage and that bh a good eve ly with meet we ther 1 book is honorable thing, and obtain Schoolboy's Heart and Liver Haw Changed Places. An ll-yearold boy attending the Norma) Training School at West Mass, has his heart on his according to the medica! left side, having the ex is on the seemingly changed pla Boy on 500,000-Mile Walk Has Been Going 14 Years. Julius Rath, who at 11 y age set out from St. Louls years ago, to walk 500,000 mi around the world, is In San Fra: ciseo. His object was to obtain facts for betterment of children of and he was sent by sev He allowed to work, beg or borrow and must have $1,000 and_a dog at the end of his journey. He has worn out 435 pairs of shoes and five dogs. Secking Whisky at River Bottom Sunk 45 Years Age An effort is being made the hull of the steamboat Leadora which sank in the Missouri siver near Elk Point, 8. D., im 1866, with 100 barrels of old whisky {o the hold. The owners yapue the whleky at) R. M. Faulkner Again in Trouble R. M. Faulkner, arrested several times on serious charges, and the slayer of Bert Harbin, at 1523 17th av. S, whom he killed last year, in May, stabbing him with a knife, is again in trouble. He was arrested by Patrolman Poolman and booked on the charge of passing counterfeit money. This morning he was taken into custody by the United States marshal A year ago last winter Faulkner was arrested, charged with threat ening to kill hix wife. After serv ing three months he was reb on his word that he would behave. A few hours later he went to the house where his wife was living Here be found Harbin with the re sult that he stabbed him twice, kill ing bim. Faulkner has also been tried on several desertion charges and was) once accused of threatening to ktll his motherin+ jaw. Love Sick; ‘Suicide | LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21.- Brood: | ing over his parents’ objection to| his love affairs and their objec- tions to his coming marriage, Wal ter Hartung, 22, city passenger agent here for the Banning Steam ship company, today with a shotgun. The police have been unable to} learn as -yet the name of the young woman in the case. WARLIKE HUSBAND ENJOINED BY WIFE! CLEVELAND, Oct. 21 Mra. zio has secured an injane ~nting her husband, Char , from taking their 4-year old son back to Italy with him to Turks. Fazzio sold his 1 and horse and wagon in 0 get funds for the trip BREAKS UP A COLD AND CURES GRIPPE IN SEVERAL HOURS ely he most aking @ Compound consecutive doses end Grippe and severe cold back, stomach dose 0 ry two relieves the most he, duliness, h up, f righr » throat, mucous harges, running of the stiffness and rheu ffed & Compound a hout interference with and with the here is no other harmle hich will eur Grippe miser: hout any other a after-effects as a of Pape's Cold hich any druggist in can suppl Id Compound is the re earch at a thousand no quinine, have conclusively de not effective in the tr olds or grippe. strated | ment of s tells | in whoso findeth a wife to raise | biew out his brains; n each other's ing Mise & school re and was | little In - - The Rev, John Horton; the Beecher church of which he was pastor and Amanda Brenker-Horton. pmutable fate that | her gossip handles the mar. rying parson with ungloved hands. There are threats of riding him out jon a rail if he comes back , $45,000 now If it remains intact Prisoner Travels 35 Miles Alone on! Word of Honor to Return. ‘ Solely on his word of honor and without a guard of any kind, Riley Wootan, serving a life term in the Nevada state prison for murder, rode 35 miles on a train to a road amp to repair a roller. | | He works in one of the road camps and when the roller got out of order and a machinist was need ed the warden had him provided ; with a ticket and on his promise not to escape take the trip. Bicod Puts Out Fire) by His Shotgun. er, constable and town marshal of Deansboro, smal! town near Utica, shot and killed bimaelf in his barn last night. The shotgun, fired as he lay in the hay mow, set the hay ablaze. it was tinguished by the wounded man’s blood | Will Bequeathes Etsate of $5.10 to) Two Daughters of Testater. The smallest estate eter recorded in the surrogate’s office ix sald to) be that of James L. Doyle of No. ! 1017 Intervale av., the Bronx, whose will has Just been fled | The valne of the estate is $5.10) ant it bed ox to his two daughters (DRIFTS FOR hours | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21 steam schooner Quinauit, whieh | left here yesterday, struck a reef otf Drake's bay last night, broke| her rudder completely off and/ drifted for hours before the crew | of nineteen managed to improvise} steering apparatus and get her into} the bay | The tux Dauntless has left aii lto bring her back, She was bound +for Willapa Harbor with lumber, ‘BROUGHT BAD NEWS | LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21.—Deelar- | ation that the Southern Pacific had | discharged Wm. Carter as general superintendent of boilers because of the latter's inability to keep the company engines in first-class or- der with a force of incompetent men, was made here today by J. J. |Jones, president of District No. 1 lof the system federation | “Carter's discharge,” said Jones, \“came when he reported that 12 ‘dead’ engines were in the Bakers- \teld yard. He also reported that |the total number of ‘dead’ engines lin different Southern Pacific yards | in California now totals 50.” WHEN MIKE FOUGHT BOSTON, Oct. 21—"My wife called me a lar. 1 stood it. She called me a dog. I stood it. She hit me with a kettle. I stood It. But when she said my father was} an Orangeman | laid her out,” tes) tified Mike ‘McGinnins fn om. ‘VERY WELL, MADAME N YORK, Ott. 21.—Mrs. Mor ris E. Howlett, formerly the baron. ess Von Schoenberg, told members of the Ragged ‘Edge club she fay- ored women smoking in public] places, even if husbands did smell smoke. ‘A Hoboes’ Paradise “” RENO, Nev Oct. 271 Beer by lthe bucket, keg or tank is within the reach of the meanest hobo to day at Lovelock, 100 miles east of he the tramps are rolling out from under | consequence. Started by two rival eastern breweries, which wanted to control} the business in Lovelock, on one} side of the street beer is selling! now at 3 steins for a pent | EDITOR VS. GOVERNOR SPARTANBURG, 8, C., Oct. 21 Cole L. Bleese and Charles H.| editor of the Spartanburg are going about with chips | on their should 1 because the | editor alluded to the governor in| print as a comie opera villain, ‘The | governor says he’s coming to Spar anburg and dares the editor to| meet him and repeat the allusion The editor replies in print that] he is little concerned about the gov ernor, doesn't care to meet him, and that the governor Is an absurd personage to be in the Imeiight Now it's the governor's move Could Have Been Worse NEW YORK, Oct. 21 “Don't be angry, dearest I still love you and Jeave your clothes and $3. Lov ing! Annie,” was the note Edward Castro found when he returned home. All the furniture, even the | piano, was gone Gov Henry, | Journal | up them out TRYING TO SAVE LIFE RATTLE CREEK, Mich., Oct. Fearing that her daughter would contract diphtheria, for which dis ease the school authorities bad closed and fumigated her room at school, Mra, Harriet M. Stafford, a school teacher, administered antl toxin to her daughter Felicia, 10, and today the girl tn dead. Stilts Lots of Fun for Kid, But Real Work for This Man ‘Member how we used to make) stilts and try to walk on ‘em? Some of us were pretty good at It, too. A bump now and then didn’t spoil the fun. That was PLAY. Here’ who Ike on stilts for « bigger stilts than we had, too. | stilts are about 16 feet long, and WITNESS BUT TWO YEARS OLD CHICAGO, Oct, 21.The youngest witness on rd in Chicago wae heard when Edward Raymond, t¥o ]years old, gave testimony that will Jrowult im. the arrest of bie father, Thomas Raymond, for cruelty | Neighbofs, aroused by the alleged , Induced the wife to go bey fore Municipal Judge Goodnow au procure his arrest, Mra, Raymodd | wept and made an effort to shield Assistant State's At ney Pisha noticed a wound on the child's face and asked him who | struck him Papa,” was the instant reply, And who strikes your mamma?” he was asked Papa,” said the child | Judge Goodnow signed the war | rant, ‘BOY COINERS IN PRISON WASHINGTON, D, ©,, Oct. 21 James Leonard, 11, and his brother | Henry, 14, were broughe here by | Marshal Tyree of West Virginia to serve two years In the govern t reform schoo! for making spurious coins, The boys, dexpite their youth, are said to be clever counter feiters. The boys are alleged to have given their coins the ringing quality by using antiflixion, which they are xaid to have been the first to for that purpose, The brothers were captured in a rald by secret service men in the Weet Virginia mountains about four weeks aso, together with Jack Wilson, an old offender, and the boys’ parents, James and Emma Leonard Wilson was sentenced to 10 years and James Leonard to two years in the Leavenworth prison. ‘JAILED. AND FORGOTTEN CHICAGO, Oct. 21.—Pavel Macea | was sentenced to three months tn |the county jail for tempt of feourt. That was two years ago. J At the expiration of the sentence |he received another three months lsentence and then his case appar jently was forgotten | He wag found today occupying a cell in the county fall, still servi {hin sentence, apparently not know ling why he was there and making jne effort to get out, Macea was sentenced for contempt when he said he was unable to pay bis dt vorced wife $1,200 alimony A writ of habeas corpus was filed |in the superior court asking for the se of Macea, It was made rw tomorrow afternoon CROSSES SEA TO FIND HER HUSBAND SLAIN YOUNGSTOWN, Oct, 21.—-Mre Andy Galgo, accompanied by her three small ebildren, tearned for the first time yesterday, while at police station, that her husband had been murdered Satu: buried Wednesday, Galgo w killed by Louls Sauetch. The wom. ‘and had just come from Hungary THE MARKETS The follow: tue average quetes ‘ty the level’ ehoalesniors Viocal produce, meats and fend. \r fed siden | Loins and thowlders | short totn pork Bhovider | stametneted Mento—Beiting rice. ame Piente hame Both Qs te De the wood blocks for his feet to rest |( on are 12 feet from the ground When he starts out for a day's work this man climbs on a tall platform, sticks his feet into some overshoes, which are fastened to the stilts, and adjusts the straps around his body Squabsa, doz Vigeons, doe Noastabies—selling | Price Potatoes, 100 lhs California dried onions Then he's ready to walk all over | /\\ a big hop field. grow ¥ tall vines, the strings, Hops, you know. on string, just like which are tled at the high poles. The hopfield where he| works is in England For Headache, Sou his man's job is to fasten | top of a line strung between | ur Stomach, : Sluggish Bowels and liver ‘Turn the rascals out the sick, sour stomach and foul ga with Cascarets n fons of men and w the misery cause upset stomach Don’t put In another day of d egulate your stomach; remove th pn ‘and that misery-making Kas and carry off the decomposed wa testines and bowels. Then you will A Cascaret tonight will straigh never know by box means for n their cleat the headache, take the billousness, the indigestion, ret now and then clogged bowels or a Cas a lany live an istress, Let Casearets cleanse and je our, undigested and fermenting} the excess bile from your liver| and poison from the in ake @ matter feel great nten you out by morning--a 10. a clear head and cheerfulness months, Don't forget the little insides need a good ising, too, hildren gentle | | MEGULATE STOHACH, LIVER & BOWELS ‘TASTE GOOD -NEVER GRIPE OR SICKEN. 0c per box Also 26cand Oe turn them out tonight and keep | and | ent] ||PUTS DRESSES | | DARKING A unique f ON BAD BOY TON, Okla, Oot, 21 m of punishment for boys kept In the Masonte Orphan Home he Justice 1b eutyninal been board to reealeitrants. Two be stitution ‘e Jude “to they are thelr pr form has that they let us 0c Ri SECOND Fourth lat your bi ou will our boat or train, BILLIARDS BROWN & HULEN Fresh € Lucated cas A. Main #7 scientific ~ | Ladies * jon's 8 ur Auto Will Call for COLLECTIONS | Quick Adjustment Co. “CONTRACTORS CONTRACTOR 204 Phone: denig We do good work for others ELECTRIC STUDIO ARTIFICIAL LIMBS A. J. SPECKERT | MAS, PYEYER'S BAKERY No Joh Ton & Attention ovr orm cust H REGISTERS. will, Save ph Ww. i Disease LEANERS AND DYERS| Sain 401 HOTEL DYE woane co. re has be tenry nm ingtituted by Furman of the appeals, who has by the Masonic ss On cases Involving oye bad fled from the in- | and upon being brought | Furman were #en-\t wear girls’ clothing until rs of age, or until obationary period of re-|t pnvinerd the authorities will remain obedient to! p other promised a perm Wives seeking Kennedy's court Judge K when he the rules of the institution After wearing the clothes of the sox for two days the b nt Keason of 1 One days they w form of the compelled to appear In school dres ed ike girls, HER GUM BARRED CLEVELAND, 90., Oct a divorces in Judge must leave their hewing gum at home if they expect nim to Msten to and understand helr stories of matrimonial wor nedy made this plain stopped a young wife in he middle of her test! and ed in as mild 4 manner @ ponnible to dispense with her gum ony | HER VIGIL LASTS TWELVE YEARS : Run Down? to an end with the When Mra CHICAGO, are’ vigil |Toubner came death of her mother Anton Teubner died the was released from an wateh that began in 1689 time her mother was nialadies that threatened death. Your mother must not be ne & moment. advined the She is lable to pars awa at any time. Bomeone should bi with her all the time I will stay,” sald Marguerite Dur e 412 ve th «ht wld Oct, 21—A twel of Miss Marguert daughte unceasin| At tha ik below th until #h mourning clothing went out , Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a tonic, |is not a drop of alcohol in it. ‘| You have asteady, even gain, ¥\day by day. Ask your doc \tor. Secure his approval * | first. then go ahead. 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 “AMATEUR FINISHING KODAKERS - do yours 1oll——Developing—10e Roll 119 Madison Street A, LUNDBERG 4 ters te turer of Trusses ab Manufs Lim Appliances of every Free MAIN 1585 Thied Ave. ATTORNEYS Catatow PHONE Lecturer Bpeciaity. “Leh Fractice tn ADD and Cotte Main 436 D FLOOR ATEN ENS DANCING an 8 Retveen Pike @ Pine Ste BAKERIES Av Market. where the bread | te baked? If in| o wit show yeu | calth Bread. ‘a futi | - City Transfer Co. 1318 Third First Av, Sanloary us call for AERAES. | never mins and Ind. See OUR NEW PARLOR 2nd and Spring 3rd Floor BCIAL Prices spurned Creamery Butter 3 Ihe doseo aNER FIRST AND PIKE SUNDWALL You Halt on sarees AND ‘ALES. REGIST COMPUTES D. ANDERSON LOAN BROKER 1 From $26 by Getting My Rat 0 OFMSTRAD, Hite Sth Av., Seattle. Ty kinds treated in @ That which 18 ti Phone Main 4106 Ind, A 8760 909 Madison St d 138 and Deliver | ices at Sp At the Above Pr Ind. 9497 L. B, GULLETT The House-Moving 1 Westlake Boulevard Main 2711—After CORN CURES DAIRIES Washington Dairy Phowe Sud. A 4m9, 2211 NINTH AVENOE Certified MID a Specialty. Inspected tn Ave Ordin INDEPENDENT DAIRY KALBERG ¢ with City # rerensoN MAL mee’ SPORE MILK Props Babies CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc.| 1-8 Arcade Bldg. Dressmaking College KEISTER’S Nery Law 3 1501 14th Ave. Mint Le A Prop EYE SPECIALISTS Bean Doctor EBS Ophthal molagy ptome trist FAMILY LIQUORS OLD SONOMA DELIVERY SUMMIT LIQUOR CO. Phones: Munset 1884; Ind. 5747 German Delicatessen & Co, Milwaukee, Sausages SD MEAT PRODUCTS Firs ay ALTH BREAD 2803. Main BO96. GROCERS _ V. LYDELL & CO. Scandinavian Gooda a Specialty. TRY US 1629-1631 Westlake Boulevard Phones: Main 921; Ind. 2949 HAIR GOODS Ladies Improvement Shop 6 doren Sample Switches on spectal aale— SUPERIOR | Ind. and $12.00 Swit and $ 4.00 Bwiten WINDSOR BLDG. HAMA co co. lor. 88.80 for |. 84.50 820 UNIOY ST. Sanitary Pablic Payer, why not buy a new dern bungalow from us and let your y pay for it? We have for ok of Bunga fie BUNGALOW CO. Main #146. Contral Bldg. 1 Hoyt—Doughnut King | Have You Tried Our Cakes? A NEW FEATURE 412 Third Ave. West Phone Queen Anne 1406 JEWELERS CHAS. LAMPE dowoley yieror Ba y PAYS IN 2 RUN 1 ¢ 6 the ICE CREAM SEATTLE ICE CREAM The Cream of Quality Creams At All Reputable Dealers Kalem Poultry Market | _* LAUNDRIES Plymouth Laundry Wonk migur ime mower PRICK HIGHT Queen Anne 184; Ind, 12%: WESTLAKE AVENUE Oriental —" % OKADA, able Mr Work and Promptly. | 205 140 Ay. Souths | Beacon 5 ——PHONES——Ind. A LAWYERS Jas. HaMaybury £16 Maritime td Main 4749. - Dettver Pre LIQUOR CURES We Wii Pay $500 REWARD f Drunkenness we can jection depa Phone Ind 422 MACHINE WORKS EMERY MACHINE co. Buccessor cn Expert Gear Cutting sai AND AUTO 2 pena > ners rains lence Thome Rast #284 MON UMENTS: PUGET SOUND MA ITE CO., Ine. MONUMENTS Properly Fitted With Glasses inert REDMITING Done. Jansen Optical Depart Marry W. Appleton, Optemetring CHERRY 5T.. Con. Alwayn. Gives SATISFACTION Willows Made Prom na. Times, | Curied, [Cleaned and Dyed |Cleane yea Any oR. CHAS. N. MA 03-8 NORTHERN BAN! PRONE TD Sat Ne ane OR. W. E. WALDO MAIN ( 308 PIONEER BLDG. PHONES: MAIN 607. IND. A 4321, OR. A. B. CUNNINGHAM EARY PHONES: MAIN TORR; WES. Q. A. #20, | PAINT & WALL PAPER | SEATTLE BALL TEAM ARE NOW WINNING Piles Cu Genital, Rectal Diseases rea Without Using K 313 PROPLE’S BANK BLN Second and Pike St. ‘ind. Phone 1830 | ,,8.7. TRUEBLOOD, M. b * Treatment (p Anemia, Chr a Diseases, ectalint BAND eral Office n Bide. « Phone Mal Ww “PHOTOGRAPHERS JOHN L. JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHER 151614 FIRST AVENUE POOL PARLORS Greenland Pool Parlors Got Acquainted With Our Pine NEW POOL PARLORS Per Bowman Co., Embalmers, OUR SPECIALTY] All Kinde of Live Drerved Poultry {1000 Pike nts, Pine Phone. . AND GRAN. | | 1023 KING ST. v | Safety Deposit Boxes 0} rrikcson Bide Dry Storage Va SILVER. PLATING _ HOUSEWIVES! spoons peda, At uMry, awe will B MECHANICAL, ELECTRO- LATING CO., HOO Becond ‘Ave. 901 Thone tnd. #220 Office Hours~ 8 am to€ p.m SANITARIUM BATHS Battie Creek Sanitarium Rooms 1408 Fourth Av., Raleigh Hotel Phone Main 955 lectric Light and Turkish Baths, Mawage. Hydrotherapy and Electrical Treatments Seattle Horse Market Bought, Sold, Exchanged 1205 FIRST AV. 80. Phone Main 3 | SEWING MACHINES _| ~~ SINGER STORE In New Location leaks’ You also need @ new chimney pi Our are the best made. ‘Merz Sheet in SHOW CASES ssrcs FIXTURES 400 and Bank 15-2223, Main SHAW SHOW CASE CO. Ind. RENT A SANTO —0: — Let Us Clean for You SANTO VACUUM CLEANER Co. clean home ail the thne. Price Teasonable Just telephone or write for a freo demonstration. Telephon Main 4808, Ind. 6343 ee P. B. NEWKIRK & €O., 2119 tA Manufacturers of “SEN -BE” tous, Nutritious and Whole- did for Children—Ntee with fee and Ice Cream. ABATA, Proj RICK CAKES an t We e Our Work for Year. FRANK BRIGGS, JEWELER ] Hapert Clock and Jeneley 1330 FIRST AVE. Star Want Ads Bring Results Repairing family’s third #tory to bay ' It does not stimulate. There wized with 1 0. Ayer fo, Lowell, Mamet