The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1911, Page 6

Fo arto EL PASO, ator Fowler Nov, 20. arrived jate Saturday | At Pecos. He expected to fly from Pecos to Fort Worth yester day, From Fort Worth he will fly| to New Orleans and then strike up the Atlantic coast for New York The “criminal code should be amended to provide for the man that will loaf over a penny news stand and cop the front page. Tex., CARELESS ABOUT AP- | PENDICITIS IN SEATTLE} Many Seattle people have stom ach or bowel trouble which is like ly to turn into appendicitis You have constipation, sour ch, or gas on the stomach, simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, ete, as compounded in Adlert-ka, the new German appendicitis reme- dy, Swift’s Pharmacy, Second and Pike, states that A SINGLE DOSE of this simple remedy relieves owe! or stomach trouble almost INSTANTLY.— Advt TRUNKS AND SUTT CASES. SMR nes he . 1 Zone. TUESDAY—Brrrrr! I'm almost) FROZEN! And right down here in Panama, too, where the pick Aninntes run! around in their) little alltogethers! Why these shiv. ers? Cause and We =, nothing but the lenses and guaran- handive to be precisely Aa represented. When the best costs less, why pay more? GOODE SIGHT sHOr 218 Madison, ‘tween tad and enough, GOOD) NESS knows. I've just come out of Unele Sam's cold storage plant, where all the tem: perature is minus. | It's as big an it ts cold, and hold the stock of meats and other perishable sup plies on which our uncle draws to feed 65,000 people daily 1 arrive in the THIN NEST waist, but they gave me a thick cardigan =IMASSAC FOR (Ry United Press Leased Wire) LONDON, Nov. 20-—Confirmation | of reported massacres of foreigners at Hsin Fu, China, was received here today in messages to the Ex change Telegraph from Tientsin. The number of victims is not stated. Most of the foreigners there are English and Scandinavian Baptis | Apparently the rebels are respon: ble for the outrages, they having re cently captured that city. Reports of a massacre of Fre missionaries in the Lolos territory in South Sze Chuen province, are Junconfirmed. It Is believed, how ever, that Intervention by the pow Jers cannot much longer be delayed “WOMAN OF M M47 4xixi-d.... 144 4x1 1-28 x 132 @xi l-dxt ... 14h ax i . 129 Oxt 120 Sx2xt-4 133. 6x2xt TT Sx2xt 185 4x1 1 182 4x2 is det axseont-& 176 @x2x5-8x3-16 HENRY MOUTONX Information Wanted A reward of one thousand dol lars ($1,900) will be paid by his sister, Henriette Moutonx, for in formation leading the where- Sbouts of Henry Moutonx, | last Ww 45 1 he Height & feet § in. hair thin and of light brown color gray, deep-set and medium-sized eyes Wore mustache and chin whiskers. Sear in as | head commencing SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20~ | Known among circus people as “the | woman of mystery,” Mrs. Ara |Case, a “leapofdeath” wire per lformer, was arrested here as the |suspected perpetrator of a score of |mysterious burglaries which for a | week have puzzled the police. Mrs ———=—— |Case's arrest followed an alleged PAINLESS | ALBAN DENTISTS = so to “lift” an $80 cloak from a downtown clothing store with a confederate, George Upton, who is We Are the Pike Bargain Dentists Bats to the left so as to conceal sear. Address Street | also in Sam on Fo ¢ LOS ANGELES,.Nov. 20. from "ei" 45| to show that he has enough money 204i, -feeniar|left in his boots to buy a home Sf, Teeth for trom $4, | walter Scott, better known as a $48, ad Shier" rit “Death Valley Scotty,” hi plans for the erection of a $ |residence on his $12,000 lot on the |Cienega hills. This little detail attended to, Scotty intends leaving jon a special train for Chicago in 1 |few days to carry out a little scheme oO ke from becoming }lonesome.” In other words, the Our prices ;|Death Valley miner is going east equals e beat im the world. et a re. feito to your advantage and our gal pe oe 8 We i$ you call on us. "We do not sell | F and peddle cheap talk: we are Dentists in every branch of the Den gud we work for mall form #h practice want amali prone a, paler nad DENTISTS 4 floor of the F e's mark Building, ‘corner of Second’ Av. | Opposite the Bon Marche and Mac- Dougall & Southwick. Take elevator or walk up. examination and we will show you _ Against Munici P. Gillette, an “expert dae engineer employed by the Stone & Webster interests, told members of the municipal league Jat their regular dinner Saturday hat municipal ownership ts more extravagant and should take a seat when you can get pri fyate owners to serve you with pub. lic utilities, He also said th labor system costs mor contract system, and that the pub lic service commission should sup ervise the Seattle water and light {EMBARRASSING TO HAVE $50 BILLS sometimes there's a bit of in being poor to |have big money. | There was the chap who was ar jrested the other day by a city de teetive, ause the sleuth couldn't tell a good $10 Canadian bill when |he got a square look at it A woman who tendered a $50 bill to Joseph Paul of the National Outfitting Co., just barely escaped cost “Sates That Are Sate Well | consolation too Exclusive Agent for the GUNUINK MALL Prefoutaine Bidg. Te. M& AGAIN THE STORY, JACK, OF YOUR FORWARD | THAT WON THE GAME! ch | ARRESTED FOR BURGLARIES : @ “Death Valley Scotty’s 2” Roll Still Holds | Out; Building $35,000 Los Angeles Home Just} ‘Stone and Webster Expert Advises THE Baht Dere you Mar ipt JUST LOOK AD DIANA DILLPICKLES DOT PROOFS YOU DER GIRLS VORSHIP ANYDINGS Vor VEARS A FEeTBAW. UNIFORM, ASS jacket to wear. The frost on the jing pipes was sd thick we scraped It joff and played SNOWBALL! Im Jagine THAT, down here under the tropic sun! | whirzing across the isthmus before I saw immense quantities of meat, |the sun ts up, distributing its load }men with big saws cutting it up, S0ng the way. It supplies 22 stores and large machines that turn out |!) 4 many villages and camps, be TONS of hamburger steak vides 19 hotels and 30 messes or Sixty-five thousand people. must | kitchens where thousands eat eat a lot! | “All along the line they send in | I went from there to Uncle Sam's | their orders the day before,” sald bakery, Dozens of men, all dressed | Major Wilson, the head of the com y Md i | Major Wil he head of th [in white, work, They | missary LOAVES of bread Darel Bid | ¢ e > Pedro sides 5,000 rolls and 1,000 pounds Signet, he acruwls iy order on n of cake. plece of paper sack, throws It on a Then there's the place where | passing train, and next morning it | they make 400 gallons of ice cream | is delivered.” every day. | The major is even going to cook And the ice plant that makes 99| their soup for them tons dally. hold 135 gallons apiece, And the coffee roasting place | out in pint bottler! where they roast 1,000 pounds daily And U Sam's laundry, that! jive in their own houses, of course, turns out 7,500 shirts, collars and/ put thousands of other white em other things every 24 hours! ployes eat at the 18 hotels. They got up -Y the next morn-! get a good, clean meal for 30 cents 1 RLY th RE take ea EIGNERS OGDENSBURG, N. Y., Now Surprise was caused at Broattorl Yesterday by the announcement of W. Madison Hic had se When it comes to taking h hand in the Chinese situation there ts lgrave danger of friction between the European powers. England cured the promis John D. Rockefeller for the erection | suspects Japan and Rus jing they have secretly agree of a labor temple at Brantford, the | | the partition of China, to the home wly formed t Labor league. ofter pion of the other nations. Japan Handed troops at Che Foo on Satur. ai nd saw the daily supply train care start out from thin com insary of Uncle Sam's at Christo bal, on the Atlant It goes | only a lonely flagman be and sendt jockefeller is co al upon lay, and Russia has been secretly ‘he efforts of the labor men In rals ing a Mke amount for the building mobilizing her forces in Eastern St beria in preparation, It is believed Brantford being an industrial town, |for a possible clash when the time the league was Inunched there. }to grab Chinese territory comes A SALTY SENTENCE TIENTSIN, China, Nov. 20—A AKRON, ©., Nov. 20.—Frederick Ridge received a record sentence desperate battle is in progress at |Hankow. It is reported here that when Judge Wanamaker sentenced shim to serve years in the pent jthe imperialists have suffered y losses. tentiary for » mg $10. bh YSTERY”’ IS blackened corncob pipe and oc casionally taking a chew of “ewlet.” Mrs. Mary Sande be torture without tebacco. CALHOUN’S LATEST SCHEME Scott Calhoun, corporation coun [sel up till Saturday night, who re signed and {s succeeded by his jehief a James E. Bradford, for the proposed the city charter, harter revision com. e 10 per cent In Itfons to sign the same the city hall. At present the all provision requires the sig of 25 per cent of the voters at the last general election, with out specifying where the declare thelr belles that a series of daring burglaries, followed by escape of the offend ers, have found thelr solution in the arrest of the performer and Up ton. It is alleged that while Upton stood on the roof of the house chos: en for the burglary, the woman,| must go to sign their names. dressed in male atti question will come up before to a chosen window by means of a|council this afternoon ling, to be immediately drawn| 4. oar now back to the roof at the slightest| cored, haa given the grand jury Memsagsy ja new lease of life. Although they |were expected to finish up thelr |work on Saturday, they took a re jceas until this morning after re maining in session al} day, examin ing witnesses during the afternoon Scotty's residence will be old|## Well as the forenoon lish in style, 80 by 180 feet in| The International Welfare union dimensions. In the rear of bis|has changed the date of the next house he proposes constructing a| meeting f the 28th to Tu fac simile of Death Valley, one! Novembe at the Chamber » in extent, Here the burning | Commerce, Central building gloomy ravines, desolate sont | The police business, ay STAR—MONDAY, in kettles that | Canal employes that are married | inde-| NOVEMBER 20, 1911 VEL, For wi /can'd WE ‘Make \. HIT Likevise mir FEETBALL UNIFORMS £ SUE M'NAMARA ALMOST FREEZES UNDER PANAMA'S TROPIC SUN IBUT SHE FINDS OUT HOW UNCLE SAM RUNS ICE HOUSE, BAKERY, HOTEL AND Ri TAURANT ON A WHOLESALE PLAN TO PROVIDE FOR 65,000 PEOPLE DAILY |! tried one and it was REAL appe tinting. Hero's the menu Soup Olives Roast Heef, Mashed Potatoes Succotash read and utter Ice Créam and Cake | Cottee | It was better than an American restaurant meal at twice the price BUE. JAIL DELIVERY ATTEMPT FAILS (By United Prees Leased Wire) OLYMPIA, Nov. 20.—After #e ring saws and chisels with which | to make their escape from the coun }ty jail, George Dougherty, charged jwith murder, and Arthur Bohr, charged with grand larceny, took [pains to lock George Wilson in his leell before @ to work on the bare of the corridor Wilson was convicted of the mur. der of Mr Mra. Archie Coble at Rainier, and the other two feared that if he a extra efforts | would be made to © them The two had three bars sawed out when Deputy Sheriff MeCorle en 4 the jail and prevented the | detivery 250 Bachelors Want 250 Widows (By United Press Leased Wire) SANTA MONICA, Cal, Nov } Hilee Chief residents Barretto, bachelor | Oatman, Ariz, have | proposed to Santa Monica wid ows, The age and height of many of the men are carefully and pre claely recorded. The bachelors ai jug wives at Santa Monica cause a recent report sald there were many widows here. BEATTIE CONFESSES? RICHMOND, Ya., Nov. 26. though positive denial is made sor that Henry Clay Heattle de « confession, various ru re afloat and consider ance is attached to the tit t with the prisoner by Rev. Mr. | Dennis. While the latter declines |to talk to reporters, attention is} called to the case of Chester Gil lette, the youthful New York mur- |derer, who deciared his inne Jup to the me of his ex Jand then left confession with his spiritual adviser. Beattie contempiuously at the sent him by newspaper men Dick Croker Back | NEW YORK, Nov. 20—Richard Croker has come back from Ireland wsual winter visit. He said going land the to Palm former Tammany |cent on politics | TWO AUTOS DO IT CHICAGO, Nov Struck down 250 ble laughed was Jeader was reth | by one automobile and killed by an-| r was the peculiar way in| h Frank Slader, a motorcyclist, met death, The first machine “car jomed” Siader under the wheels of another passing motor car j oth | wh | Talk is getting to be cheap.| of | They're planning penny telephone | calls in Cheago. peaks and water holes will be faith fully reproduced, and rattlesnakes, | coyotes, lzards, d sage | brush will be about in realistic manner. " Scotty's famed mule, will be turned loose | in the miniature desert to roam at will DA’ C000 ¢ ipal Ownership ing systems. That he was a Stone-Webster| employe was not made known until Joe Smith asked him a few perti nt au Ullette also ad vined the gue against approvin the experting of th and accounts by the » Bureau | of Efficiency, recommending that | efficiency engineers, who are non residents of the city, should do t work ugue by a small jority adop his views on last subject, the debate lasting three hours in the police wagon on one side, so that} you could hardly distinguish any printing on it. Paul asked Ch man, of Chapman & Rippe |were recently taken in by 4 bill, to give expert testime Chapman declined and U. 8. Secret Age B. Foster was summon: the woman eld in Paul's store. only the ink fading,” he said. The bill was good, Uncle| Sam hasn't discovered a non-fading | ‘grade of ink yet—that was all. |taking a ride It was | LasternO 1332-345 i) /CONDAVE., STYLES TODAY LOTHES FOR MEN «° WOMEN “ a mngCa NeARUNION ST. “SEATT LES RELIABLE GREDIT HOUSE” 20.| In & communication sent to Po-| AY} inquiries | Fowler on His Way Be It Football or Anything Else--Women Love a Champion DEEP Sich FROM A MAN in} United Press Leased Wire) Pietro Falleta, one of a trio of mur- derers electrocuted at Sing Sing Prison today, caused fears by the authorities and other witnesses of the excution that the two shocks had not been sufficient. Attending Physicians worked over the body for an hour, applying every known method of resuscitation, but at the expiration of that time the test showed that Falleta was dead when taken from the electric chair, Warden Kennedy denied rumors that Falleta was placed in the chair 4 tine, or that the current hed boon tarnad-on again after he had once been pronounced dead. The other men efectrocuted we Frank Schermerhorn, a white man, and Bert Brown, a negro, Just 19 minutes elapsed between the time the first vietim entered the death | was removed $1,600 Raised A big crowd of good hearted peo. ple made the benefit for the kiddies jof the Orthopedic hospital and the | Day Nursery and for the Catholic Social Betterment. bague a big suc cons, About $1,600 was reall The program was heartily enjoyed |for four hours of continuous ter. }tainment—the girl ushers we distinct hit—and everyone good time, In addition to helping out a good cause. The numbers, both the professional and amateur. [were encored so warmly that Cari | | Retter, who introduced the acts, had to call a halt goveral times so as to let the big crowd go home before morning. Many mef are husbands because thelr wives wanted them to be. = Columbia District —_—___. | Beddow's Jewelry Store WATCH REPAIRING When It Le it Will Keep .| My Experience Will Guaran- tee You Safe Work. 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Pure Foods—Full Weights Columbia ELECTROCUTED room until the last of the three men | had ; ~~ ne ee Words by Schaefer Music by Cc ondo Te Me AGAIN THe STORY, WILFRED, OF THE PRIZe@ DOILY You EMBROIDERED, Hotel Milwaukee A New Motel, © entrally Located Over $20,000 Worth of High Class Furniture In Rooms RATES Single Rooms, per week ... Room and Bath, per week Steam Heat Hot and Cold $2.50, Month $10.00 $5.00; Month $20.60 Inspect this hotel — Every.ting complete—A beautiful lobby and correspondence room CORNER SEVENTH AND KING STREETS $19,009 Dining Room im Connection, Phones: Ind. 2071; Main 4094, EVERY nooM STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Come in Evenings °%,"z"" Union Rate Dentists Third and Pike. Entrance 3051, Pike. WE HAVE HO BIOMER FRICES Than quoted in this ad. The only cut rate dentiats in Seattle not axk you higher prices in the office than they quote in. the Papers Be id Crowns for % #2 Fillings ' id pe We use nothing but the best materiain, All work guara: years in all offices. Latest painless methods used. SEATTLE’S OLDEST DENTAL LOCATION—THIRD AND PIKE Everett Office. 901 Commerce Biag. Phone—Main 1691. 4o | $10 Teeth, Guaranteed rd >woe for $16 Bets of Teeth rRez. for Kiddies ak RUNS = apacasa THIS REPAIR oe MONDAY. APPETITE REPAIRING NEW YORK HAR NESS CO. Line of Repair Your Appetite B. & M. = andchin 1425 FOURTH AVE. Prompt Delivery | Main 306 Ind. 214) OPEN 11:30 A.M. TO 1 A. M. Repairing Dene While You Wait Gj! Kinds Marnese Made to Order 70 W. Columbia St. Bott Mam Artificial Limbs. ‘and Surate _ Shoulder = every bun: Just ring up Mt Hate Called ter end Der ate Ca or and Delivered. 710 Pirst av. 218 Sullivan Bi JEWELRY REPAIRING tartare aan enn cranium. We rive special attention pairing of "the watches, the kin that need caretal attention. we tion, Such an ‘will "win the confidence Of ail who leave thelr ‘waten repairs ing with us. eo ee to. re AUTO AND WAGON REPAIRS Auto- mobile DAVID LEVINE, Watchmaker “1806 First Av., 10th and EK. Union Phone Bast 371 BRIC-A- BRAC REPAIRED. aanteed repaire to Care Incers’ Tapes. tn and rent Architects’ xpert Mending c vein. LS ADJUSTED KELLY’S Ioee Fit Ave. Seattle the "Number PLASTER AND CEMENT WORK ot caning 119 Madison 8t Cor. tnd A 4k. “s Pa 5 8 George Taylor Plastering and Contractor rerk yand Jobe & Spec sal Arends" Anas © Phone, East DYE WORKS Coment or Res. 1201 First Av. 108 Second Av. 1315 Eighth Av soe 12th Av. 8 MECHANICAL WORK J HUNTER MFG. CO. 225 Seneca St. BAMBOO "FURNITURE | ‘oot and Die Makers 2218 Wirst Av, | Star Want STOVE REPAIRING SHEET METAL WORK ne—Main 9448 Ph “8 GLOBE SHEET METAL CO. ¢ Cop- Irom, taurant kK ballt Made to Order and Retall | Japanese | y | FRENCH RANGES th and J on Street. oO First Avenue Se FOOT REPAIRING | Come when your feet hurt the worst. I remove ’: | the pain at once. se time wa |. DR. WURSTER 306, 1414 Second Avenue. 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