The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1911, Page 6

atRNAC IASC . - Five Minutes Sometimes Makes a Big Difference W You Are Suffering the Tortures to ps veg Drug Store for a Box ot Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ickage ‘The instant relief afforded poor ever-burdened stomachs by the use| ef a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet | id be a reason for constantly ing a box on hand—at home And at the office as well, HUNTING € NOD HIT A BARN & Stomach Welcomes Quick Relief. ‘Th A Stuart's Tablet not only aids fon but it actually does the ing itself. In other words it furnishes exactly the same ele- ents for the digestion of food as the natural juices of the stomach. ‘The stomach, therefore, is not! ealled upon to do any of work | @xcept to churn the juices furnished | fed food along Into the Intes- tines where It will be stil! further digested and™the strength taken up By the blood to be carried to the Muscles and nerves of the body. So by taking a Stuart's Dyspep- |“ sia Tablet after a meal you give stomach the rest it needs in h to mend itself and grow Well again. And you absolutely Prevent the sovring of any food. the formation of any poisonous gases, belching, foul breath or con- stipation. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have done more for humanity and have @aused more rejoicing than any @ther one agency that can be Bamed. Every druggist everywhere sells ‘and personally recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets... The price is 50 cents per box. If you wish to try them a sample package wili be sent you free if you write to F. A. Stuart Co, 150 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich. CLOSED SALE : Commences Friday, | Dec. 7, 9:30 a. m. $75,000 STOCK SLAUGHTERED Piper & Taft 1c. Third and Marion AMUSEMENTS MOORE, THEATRE ents. 2 Starting Sunday, Dec. 10, a Wednes and ‘Saturday 126 le. Enelt 20° world- peop! sears a “s Prices—Evening, 50c to $2.00; mati- nées, 600 to $1.50. Seets on Sale Tomorrow. Mail Or- low. Metropolitan Theatre Tonight and All Week Henry B. Harris Presents a New Far cical Comedy by James Forbes “FRE COMMUTERS” Matinee Today. en —Eves., $1.50 to 260 "to to $1. Seattle Theatre Both Phones 43 TONIGHT—All Week—Bargain Mat- inee Thurs GEORGE SIDWEY in the Sure Enough Success “BUSY IZZY" Nights—26e, 50c, The and $1.00. Bargain Matinee Thur: 2 LOIS THEATRE Tonight—All) Week—-Matinecs Tues- @ay, Wednesday and Saturday, Sandusky-Stockdale Co. in 50c, Mata., the tablet and then push the °Y |India, is his name. ~lagainst Bouck White, “NO MONEY T0 BRIBE JURORS” (Ry United Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, Dee, 6.—Declaring that Darrow did not inform the la bor unions of the guilt of the Me | Namara brothers, and that no mon, as raised by the labor men for jury bribing, Frank Morrison, sec- retary-treasurer of the American Federation of Labor, made public today some interesting financial de- tails of the McNamara dynamiting ase “The federation did not raise money to bribe jurors,” declared Morrison. “More than $200,000 was collected. Darrow was to re- ceive $50,000, and so much per day, The only word we heard from him regarding money was that he want- ed more of it.” SUFFRAGETTES’ BATTLE SONG (By United Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, Dec, 6.—Sung to the tune of “Glory, Glory, Hallelujah,” the auffragette bat: tle anthem called the hum of New The Politica! Equality league here sang it for the first time at the dedies. tion of the new suffra: id quarters on E. 4ist st. moat night. “in the West the light is broken, greet its coming with a song.” is part of the first verse. A POOR JOKE (Ry United Press Leased Wire; TACOMA, Dec. 6-—Drawing & pipe from his pocket and presenting it at the heads of three women on a dark street, causing them to go into hysterics, was T. J. Donald- son's idea of a joke until Police Judge Arntson fined him $25 and costs for his fun. Donaldson is a Janitor, and pretended to be a high- wayman when he ordered the wo- men to put up their hands. HAS BIG INCOME BOSTON, Mass., Dec. 6.—Another Indian prince is here, going to study at Tech, Blagat Singh of Punjab, He has an in- come of $260,000. The Kaek of Bar- oda, at Harvard, has $3,000,000 a year. MASHER PUNISHED NEW YORK, Dec. 6,-—-Nathan Godfrey, a mining man of Helena, Mont., became enraged at a “mash er” and made the man kneel on a subway train and apologize to the woman he was annoying. SURE TO GET OUT. NEW YORK, Dec. 6-—*Three sets of twins in three years, and all of ‘em criers,” made a night in jail seem like a vacation to Jacob Co- hen. to carry the twins,” he sald. FOWLS EAT PILLS ELGIN, Ill, Dec. 6—Because Mrs. George Powell stubbed her toe, she lost her entire flock of three dozen fancy chickens. The fowls ate some rheumatism pills which Mra. Powell spilled when she fell. TAFT AND CZAR TALKING OVER PASSPORTS WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—After months of uncertainty and com plaint on the part of American Jews of injustice shown them by Russia, negotiations between President Taft and the ezar are on today in regard to the recognition of American pass. ports by the Russian government. fi her <r k Berton Braley (Heresy charges may be made a New York clergyman, because he wrote a book to show that Christ was a labor man —an agitator—News item.) Heresy to show that He Next Week—"La Tosca” rhe Distinguished Actor, ME HAL STEPH. JOsEPN K. WATSON, the Happy Hebre Ag . & ©. ACTS. Twice Nightly PANTAGES THEATRE “Unequated Vaudevilic.” 7 Big acts Today a. 2:80 “TER GEORGIA Jando Worked and tolled by Galilee? Heresy to make it plain How he bore the jibes and pain, How He faced the rich and great For the folk of low estate? Christ an Agitator? True Greatest mankind ever knew For He seorned tho state of things Then upheld by priests and kings; Pharisees rich, portly, slick, Called Him fool and heretic, Yet He went His chosen way “Agitated” day by day, Fearless, gentle, calm and just And-the old things fell to dust. Heresy—to show the irk Of the toller's ill pald work Was a trouble near to him? Heresy—to show the grim Masters of the goodly spoil Whom He faced for those who toll? Heresy? If such it be It is Christ's own heresy! vor $ You Go BY YOURS@uLr WHY You CcouLT WASS INSITE OF 1D! “But my wife will get me out} F YOu Now Dot's gooT—— Tee- Hee! r CATCH HIM ‘|Robert Bain, First McNamara Juror; His Wife Given Bribe Bain, the first juror selected in the McNamara trial, shows him chasing & photographer with a broom. Newspaper men and others who heard of the incident thought the jong strain on Bain was responsible for his irritability, bat when his way conteoned that she and ber bes CITIZENS WIN ANACORTES, Dec. 6.—The so clalists lost yesterday, but were the second party in strength. The eit izens’ ticket won with the exception of W. D. Totten, progressive, as councilman, SOCIALISTS SWEEP CITY EDMONDS, Dec. 6.—The social ists again swept Edmonds yester- day, Only one citizens’ candidate was elected, W. A. Schumacher for councll, Hale Dewey, socialist, was elected mayor, The others elected are: Clerk, B. M. Sill; attorney, G. F. Sweet; treasurer, L. C. Engel; councilmen, N. Gardner, I. L. Evans, L, Anderson and Ernest Hubbard. SOCIALISTS WIN TUKWILA, Dec. 6.—The social ists won in yesterday's election. H W. Kingsley was elected treasurer F. Doty, non-partisan, was elect ed to the council without opposi tion. The other successful candi dates were E. E. Lutz, Jacob Guent est, D. F. Williams, the latter ftp ping a dollar to break a tle with John Terry. BREMERTON PROGRESSIVE BREMERTON, Dec. 6.—J, W. Bry: an, progressive, was elected city at torney yesterday, beating F. W. Moore by over 100 votes. The so clalists elected John Carter council man-atlarge and Hira A. Calkins councilman. The socialists almost captured the election, bat the eit izens’ ticket elected Paul Mehner mayor, James O. Boyle treasurer, BE. J. McCall clerk, Edward Flieder and G. W. McGiothen councilmen, SOCIALISTS DEFEATED BOTHEL Dee. 6.—-The social. ists were defeated yesterday, almost 3 to 1, The citizens’ ticket elected George Briggs, D. O. Wilson and A jE. Larson councilmen and George BE. Hanson treasurer PROGRESSIVE MAYOR KENT, Dec. 6.—The progressives elected E. W. Breiter mayor and This snap shot pleture of Robert band together bh money, a new angle the affair. Bain, after accepting the bribe, sat in the jury box from. October 11 ber with the weight of his shan hanging heavily on him. Civil War veteran, and will prote ably excape prosecution. Here Are Results of Elections ; in Various Washington Towns tled thelr two councilmen, W. L. Fulp and J. H. Crowder, who must draw lots, The citizens’ ticket filled the rest of the offices. M. R. Hardy, T. B. Coble and BE. H H. D. Madison; Guiberson; clerk. Counet!men, Tucker, W. B. Nansen; attorney treasurer, C. KE L.. EB. Price. PROGRESSIVES LOSE AUBURN, Dec. 6.—Yesterday's vote follows Taxpayers’ ticket—for mayor, two years, John B. Waugh, 282; progres sive republican, J. B. Seavey, 211 For councilmen—W. L. Morris, 287; J. F. oe 213; Fred C. Rock way, 271; leade, 202; W. W Downing, 192; y T. Behne, 192. For treasurer—~Anna A, Corbett, 280; Jessie Disbrow, 212. SPRINGDALE RESULTS SPRINGDALE, Dee 6—J. 0. Cline was ree! mayor of Springdale. The lowing officers were chosen: Council for years, B. H. Taylor, progressive; Jacob Keller, citizens’. Council for one year, J. 8. Sellers, citizens’. C. O. Snapp was elected treasurer without opposition PROGRESSIVES SPLIT OLYMPIA, De 6.—The women candidates in election were defeated, as was the commission form of government For mayor, Dr. W. L. Bridgtord, re three yesterday's n, was elected with 574 J. E. Batley, democrat, polled 565, and Miss Frances Syl vester, socialist, 401 The progressive vote was split between the democrats and social: ists, or otherwise the standpat would have been defeated over: whelmingly FAIRFIELD DRY FAIRFIELD, Dec. 6 Fairfield will remain dry, G. D, Miles was elected mayor. br councilmen for rs, O. H, Blohm and A, J Hahne were chosen, and for one year, William Smith. Owen Most was elected treasurer. High-Grade Pianos At prices as low as those charged for the ordinary kind JONES, ROSQUIST & KILLEN Seattle's Home Piano Dealers 1510 Third Av., Just North of Pike Street kn THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER MORAL: To Be a Good Sportsman You Must Be a Good Shot ted bribed® Phonograph was given tf to the last of Novenr He is a) bf / BVT Diss VON'D Do. By GOucy, L Gor vo SHOOT HIM, cr OSGAR vice LAVG@GH MG a SIX KILLED IN WRECK sons were kilied and sever Jured today, when @ Pennay wreck at Manor. “Bill” Taft Caught ina Trap PORTLAND, Or, Dee. 6.—Con fined in a narrow room by two elec trically worked lock-doors in a Chi nese block on Fourth and Flander st Detectives Bwonnes and “Hill Taft put in half av hour of futile pounding on the iron obstacles, and then discovered hone in th prison, They released by brother officers at midnight. The sieuths had Intended to raid a Chi nese gambling hall in the bullding but were caught in the trap whieh thief matched BE. Frank, which contelr & diamond ring, the p< up thirty bob in the b covering her valu A te 15 conte fi the ne having 5 cer 4 we other « plutocrat with a dime UNMARRIED TAXED BERLIN, Dec. 6.—The prineipal ity of Ruess, with a population of 73,000, is the first state to levy a tax on al! unmarried persons. Th tax is levied on both maidens a bachelors over 30 years of age “BATHHOUSE” SINGS CHICAGO, Dec. 6 because posterity his voice, but Alderman “Bathhouse Joba” Coughiin time by the forelock and has warbied his own song, “Dear Midnight of Love,” into pe of Nero bewall couldn't hear took NEW YORK EASY NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—Asserting | HIG debts exceed the value of his} mal property, Alfred G. Vander had the assessment on his per J valuables reduced from $500. to $1,000. “SYSTEM” ENVIED MONTE CARLO, Dec. 6.—Casino authorities are trying to discover the “system” of Appleton, an Amer- jean, whose winnings recently total $90,000. Some say he's lucky and will lowe if he keeps on playing. MUST PAY HUBBY BISMARCK, N, D., Dec. 6—Mra Emma Haggart must pay her for mer husband, Claude, alimony, ac cording to a supreme court de cision HAD 17 CENTS NEW YORK, Dec, 6.—James J Parkinson, “Parky of Broadway, reputed once worth half a million doliars, fell dead on his favorite thoroughfare, with exactly 17 cents in his pockets. CUT FUNERALS ALTON, IIL, Dec. 6.—Recanse of the danger of coachmen freezing to death, thus begetting more funer als, local ministers have 4 d to curtail the length of funeral serv ices in the winter time, COAL KILLS HIM CHICAGO, Dee. 6.—Michael Quin. lan died ax @ result of dropping a chunk of coal on his foot cut through his shoe tiny. wound on his instep. The coal and made a Biood al of | \Czar Fights One American! At efér Words by Sch Music by Co etiam: -m eaanw see oe SECRET PLANS TO RUSH: McNAMARAS TO PRISON | | (By United Press Leased Wire) San Quentin, Every effort will be LOS ANGELES, Dec. 6,—Abso-| made to keep these plans lutely convin that to attempt to If the sheriff has his way, take the McNamara brothers into| men wijl be taken from the county San Francisco, in the face of the| jail at night, rushed in automobiles bitter feeling expressed agalnst|to some suburban railroad station, them by members of organized la | and there transfer he train bor, who believe that they have| which will take them north. They “betrayed the cause,” would mean an attempt to lynch them, which would result in serious rioting and| then taken to a point on the coast bloodshed, Sheriff Hammel! and his | where they will be transferred to Assistants are making plans for a| waiting launch for the trip to the quiet transfer of the prisoners to| prison, Oppose Rink Grant |Jast One Year 3g for Dr. McDavit (By United Press Loased Wire) will be landed at a remote »# put into other automobl | That some of the councilmen are opposed to turning Mammoth rink] over to the Potlatch assoctation for pd hee "tn gg aan Kel | SAN BERNARDINO, Cal., Dec. 6. | vente day, hs en Counet man Kel-| _be, a, W. MeDavit, the local den- tap ordain cukaatsen Pg onl tist convicted here of keeping Mise |bore and public grounds commit| Jesse McDonald in captivity at hie ltae ining has theady announced | apartments for 13 months, w. 0 Toast mer temegute |S | to one year's impriso his opposition to the ordina | “OBEY-LESS” RITUAL Kellogg and Peirce signed a report | favoring the ordinance | - ELAGIN, TIL, Dee. 6 Mrs. Mabel 8ST. LOUIS, Mo. Dec, 6.—The! forced her fiance, Heinrich Rous- local engagement of Walker W sau, to journey from Oregon to side in “The Magic ody” was Elgin because she would only be i, product! of excellent results to| married to him by the “obey-less ding lady, Miss Florence lritual” Invented by Police Magis. She found a brother who/| trate Thompson. ~ disappeared from Philadelphia a —— gga. By visa wwoce Bonde enone W. MORGAN SHUSTER al to The Star.) IN, Dec. 6—A great (Spe WASHING empire one American citt: gan Shuster, urer general of Persia, Russia has landed troops in Shuster's territory. Persia has cked down, but Shuster hasn't is one American citizen may use a war just because he won't give in to the czar Shuster was employed by Persia | finances of that disabled Prest to put the country on a firm footing dent Taft recommended him Shuster went to Persia a few months ago with four other hustling Americans, F. 8, Cairns was made director of taxation; Charles I. Mc Caskey was made inspector of provincial revenue; Ralph W. Hills was made anditing chief; Bruce C Dickey was made inspector of tax ation. This was very displeasing to Rus sia and England. These powers don't wish Persia's finances to be on a good footing. They desire the country to remain weak and help leas, so some day they may come in and divide it among themselves. Shuster instituted reform that made the rock-ribbed grafters of Persia howl, His honest methods of business are a delightful mys tery to the Persians. Russia ha@ tried every plan and} pretext to bind Shuster’s work. It has seized upon excuses to bring troops across the frontier and to demand that Shuster's work be un done. Shuster may have to leave the country—but he won't give in “ON SINGLE TAX At a meeting of the Raini Beach-Dunlap Soclal Center leagu Thursd evening, Councilman Oliver Erickson will speak on the Erickson single tax amend. ment and lighting ordinance. The meeting will be beld in Dugdale's hall at 8 o'clock and a program will be rendered consisting of several poisoning set in numbers How it looks to the tax ssor if we see him first, (Russia) is making war on | n, William Mor. | Dance at Dreamland tonight month a Closing Out Sale The Women’s Dept. | | } A record-breaking event, even for this house. Never before has it been our pleasure to give the women of Seattle eo | 2nd vicinity such wonderful Wo onderful values! All the Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats and Dresses, Values : attics without a single exception, are re- duced to exactly half the regular prices, Splendid assort- ments in all styles and sizes remain—priced from $12.50 up. And the French room, with its magnificent collection of beautiful Afternoon and Evening Gowns, Wraps and rc Pattern Hats; and the dainty and All Go at pretty Dancing Frocks and Party ‘Half Price) Dresse: —all are marked down to —— half price. The entire stock of ia untrimmed Millinery —the largest that Cheasty’s have ever shown, all in the closing out sale at half, with many untrimmed Velvet and Felt Shapes much less than half. trimmed There's a special reduction on Waists, Sweaters and Silk Petticoats, Everything in the lines mentioned is new this season, many of the Suits, Coats and Dresses—ordered before this sale was decided upon—having arrived within the last few days. We want our friends and patrons, and the public gen- erally, to understand that we are positively and permanently Closing out the entire Women’s Department. be no lagging or let-up until every article on the second floor is sold. There will | Positively Going | Out) Every price ta z is marked in plain figures It's the Seattle greatest sale f women’s apparel ever held in The opportunity is yours, Save while you can. CHEASTY’S HABERDASHERY Second Av. at Spring St.