The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1911, Page 6

23, 1911. Men Can Words by Schaefée Music by Condo ut Few Smoke ’Em we Humphreys’ Seventy-seven Breaks up Grip and COLDS Influence of stars Influenza got its name in the Peventeenth century in Italy, be Cause it was attributed to the in Muence of the stars Symptoms—chilliness and cold Ress down the spine, anxiety, fever: | ishneass, fontul headache, pains in the limbs and back, cough, nause: pain and = suffusion of the sneezing and extreme muscular Preoeeupies the system and pre- ‘Vents its invasion— A small vial of pleasant pellets, ' fits the vest pocket. At drug stores ‘Me, or mailed. teber, Lingon, Fedstld, Spege coven Gedeont, Pultoat, in Brod Bait Ani Nogelost, Gammel: ont pec dinner for 25c. 821 Third Av., Opposite Central Bldg. EVERETT-SEATTLE URBAN RAILWAY n Limited trains HERE MR OSGAR / TANK You, | ; KNOWS HOw ARE SOME /mi33 DLLPICKLES, |] PRETTY Ci@aRs Tank you! Tor You, Merry Cyrisr- Mas! ENG ARE RTTANT Te == KIND POLICEMAN | IS WILLED $20,000 A Woman, Long Forgotten, Didn't Forget This Man—New York “Cop” Bewildered But Finally Remembers How He Helped Mother and Child in 1896. NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—"Are you wasn Be Sad eeu indness. Tieat. Deasis Lyons?’ & Well! its gon008, and it's all your dressed man asked of the Hentenant| he man answered. “Read on and at the desk in the Charles st. police | you will see how your kindness to ’ |@ woman 15 years ago has been re- Tm Lieut. Denols Lyons,” was) paid.” the reply. “What can I do for! Lyons read on, and as he read you?" [his face Nushed and he breathed “Nothing. an | hard do something for you,” an| “Don't reveal the woman's name, But | tell you the *lanswered. “I belleve I have a nice! Don’t reveal my name,” the lawyer rood. | Ajax Drug ‘TO SEATTLE—Limited traine ‘& m and 4:00 pm. $10, 6:09, Ti00, 8 baggage trains train leaves freight ehed at Stx 16:99 pm LE-RVERETT TRACTION co. “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.” American Cafe Fourth and Pike St. Under Northern Bank Bidg. BRUBST CLANETTI, Mer. We invite you to our Extra Special New Year’s Dinner Including Bottle of Wine $1.00 __T5e Everything in the Sporting Goods line at cut prices. The finest line of Mechanics’ Tools to select from. IENRY MOUTONX Information Wanted ’ Jul; Was born in Germany Nov" 3 Le ound: he lott. “‘Heluht & tect sine ir thin and of light brown color, D-net medium-sized ore mustache and chin fact, | cautioned, While the conversation You} was going on @ reporter was stand. will ing near the desk. When the law you?” yer left Lyons questioned. He “No, 1 think not,” the Heutenant| mopped his brow and seemed in a answered, and he looked his ques-| daze. tioner over carefully, wondering it} “Tell me about it,” Lyons was he were sane. jasked by the reporter. “Well, I'l tell you what the Why He Got It. Christmas present is,” the man| “I don't want anything to get into spoke up. “Twenty thouasnd dol-| the papers about this,” the lleuten lars has been left you, and I'm here’ ant shouted, to tell you about it.” | The money was left to Lyons by Lyons tsarted to ring for a pos woman he befriended in 1896 Neeman to have the stranger placed | while Lyons was on patrol duty in a cell until he could get an ambu-| The woman was from Elmir lance and have him taken to the|in New York ctty with her psycopathic ward in Bellevue hos-|daughter, when her pocket waa pital, when the man pulled a legal picked. Lyons found the mother document from his pocket and calm-|and daughter on the street, and af- ly said |ter hearing thelr story, gave them “Read this.” |money and paid thelr fare home. The document was the copy of a He never heard of the woman again will, Suddenly Lyons’ eyes bulged | until the lawyer came Into the sta. and he gasped in astonishment tion house last night to tell him of “What's this? Is this §2,000 or) the money the woman had left him. MOVING PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHS OF TWO VERY BUSY HUMAN STOMACHS Christmas present for you. In I know it's a nice present. won't object to receiving it, These drawings were made from X-ray photographs made by a German scientist. They show two human stomachs digesting food. The panel on the left shows an unhealthy st6émach—that on the right one which functions normally. Study the 12 successive pictures of each stomach from left to right, beginning at the upper left-hand corner of the panel. The process by which these moving pictures were taken Is new and enables scientists to preserve and throw upon a screen for study views of any special part of the body fn action. Who gives himself, with his alma feeds three— Himself, his hungering neighbor and Me.-Lowell, Tell It to Saint Anthony Comstock LOS ANGELES, Dec. 23.--Tell this one to “Saint” Anthony Com- stock: Denuded of every pin feather, tail feather and the like, a 15-pound turkey, very much alive, which had escaped the Thankagiving ax, posed this afternoon “in the altogether” on a counter in front of Judge Cham- bers’ bench, mutely pleading for vengeance against the culprits who had robbed him of his natural covering. The sight of the nude bird tickied the sibilities of Judge Cham- bers to such an extent that he had to leave the bench for a few minutes, but whenrhe returned his face was hard and set. “Who dared pluek this great American bird in such a manner?” de- manded the court. “We did, your honor,” meekly responded P. Ferrais and Walter Yost, poultry deaiers. After fining the two men $110 for cruelty to anima bers asked the police matron to sew the bird up in a Judge Cham- jannel suit. WHAT FOUR MEN AND A WOMAN SAI ABOUT CHRISTMAS THE DAY DAWNS with a benediction; it pasi in holiday happt ness and ends in soft and pensive regret. It could not be the most beautiful of festivals if it were doctrinal, or dogmatic, or theological or local. It is a universal holiday because it is the jubilee of a univer- sal sentiment, molded only by a new epoch and subtly adapted to newer forms of the old faith—-GEORGR WILLIAM CURTIS, oeeee THIS 18 CHRISTMAS DAY, the anniversary of the world’s great- est event. To one day all the early world looked forward; to the same day the later world looks back, That day all time together —ALWXAN- DER SMITH. see ee WHEN THE SONG of the angels startled the shepherds keeping watch over their flocks by night, it was the first strain of a harmony to sound on till {t is completed where it was begun, in heaven.—| BISHOP HUNTINGTON, +e oe AS THE MAGI CAME bearing gifts, | relieve want; gifts that are sweet and fragrant with friendship; gifts that breathe love; gifts that mean service; gifts inspired still by the Star which shone over the city of David, nearly two thousand % —KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN. veers ago. se eee THE JOY WHICH COMMEMORATES the birth of a little child ought to be kept holy by simplicity, sincerity, absence of pretense, and Joy of heart—~-HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIN, ee It Is Christmas tim And up-and-down, ‘twixt heaven and earth, In glorious grief and solemn mirth The shining angels climb—Craik, so do we also—gifts that SRNR TERI cccreer ape iri SN Oe eebeeeeeeeeeeeeee | wigs! Cigars, B 4 1 B®NCHOY A GOOT SMOKE “la Err UVIA be GumsHoe"— SO DOT DeR MISS GRIGSBY’S AUCTION MAY GIVE AWAY RICH SCANDALS IN NEW YORK HIGH LIFE; SHE'S AFTER REVENGE! MISS EMILIE » adi atacand * the Grigaby ® CHRISTMAS Fi DON'TS BY CHIEF STETSON Do not allow rubbish to ac cumulate Do not fill Nghted gasoline stove Deo not decorate gns or eleo tric fixtures, Do not be careless Nabted cigars or cigarete. Arrange candies so that Mame cannot be carriod' against tree or decorations Parents should stay in room with children while the tree is Nghted. with SPs ee evessese suse e * (By United Press Leased Wire) © miners are believed to be drowned today in the Cross Tetley mine near mn. ing eee employed at the time. It is betleved that few escaped the deadly flood. Hundreds of rescuers are working frantically to eave the men, if any yet remain aliv This Is Bill Taft, Bill Taft, accredited mascot of San Francisco's world’s fair. Bill is 4 small ram that butted into ex istence on the day of the ground- breaking and was forthwith chris: tened “Bill Taft.” A handsome collar is being made for “Bill,* an which will be inscribed the words: “Bill Taft, Mascot of the Panama- Pacific International Exposition, Born Oct. 14, 1911." If the ram lives until 1915, he will be one of the objects of cur. fosity at the world's fair. Special provisions will be made for his care, and he will be as great an object of interest as is Pauline Wayne, the prize cow. A Luxury Jim, who worked in a garage, had Just declined Mr. Smith's invitation to ride in his new car, “What's the matter, Ji Mr, Smith, “are you sick? “No, sah,” he replied. “Taint that—I done los’ five dollars, sab, an’ I jes’ nachirly got tuh sit and grieve.” —Success, Falluré curses sanitary laws, and tears his pamphlets up When twenty men ask him to loan his private drinking cup. Dallas News, ” asked, Man In England the real Christmas Dird is not the turkey, but the gone, It pa must be a Santa Claus, have bucket of water handy foy use if his cotton clothes catch fire. 'Y GRIGSBY _ collect W YORK, Deo The home of Emilie Busby Grigsby — the House of Mytsery—te to be opened it, and the gor 22 This announcement has created a stir among Now York's most digni fied men of money. More than wir, because several men of af fairs are having trouble sleeping o° nights for fear the auction will re veal sentimental won't good in auction is for re venge, not profit although she may get as much as @ million dol jars from the sale She was a friend of the British queen, but was anubbed during the coronation. Her American friends, who were loyal when she was the pet of the millionaire, Chas. T. Yerkes, have also snubbed her. Bo ia going to be which Yerkes and other jadmirers gave her, Those who have been through collection declare that, no matter how much the actual value of the stuff to be sold may be, there are secret notes on silver Muke, messages written on the backs of pictures, little memoranda iugcribed on the fiyleaves of ancient yolum bits of penciled paper planed to sacred tapestries, and soutimental messages marked on the varnish of antique pieces of fur: Aiture which carry more scandal sthan New York has known of in A reservoir broke through | furniture its retaining wall, completely flood: | her the workings, in which 200 men| paintings that adorn the wail many years. The House of Mystery is at 660 Park av. It is @ strange, gloomy place, filled with decadent luxury. The subdued, melancholy light, the Cijor scheme, giv® a feeling of de- sion ies Grigeby is selling her jew- els, her silver, her wonderful toilet fete. The marvelous jades and por. celains that Yerkes bought in the LONDON, Dec. 23.—Scores of |Wrient are to go under the hammer The gorgeous draperies, the pre- cious, the ‘altar cloths, the at has come down to from mediaeval times, these are to go to the dor Piqued and revengeful over the snubbing of her supposed American friends, this girl, upon whom Yerkes lavished an immense fortune, has decided tor cast herself adrift from every tle that binds her to America peed make her future home in Eng: nd. Dighest bid. LUPE e et eaeeguy * Fire starting from a pile of * rubbish placed against the % building 1* believed to have % been purposely intended to %* destroy Dreamland pavilion at ® Seventh and Union st. at 12:30 ® this morning. The * quickly extinguished % Fisher, the proprietor, * pecta two men whom he had % ejected ffom the dance enriler * in the evening Seer eee ee is = eeeeeeee ne se ue * » | background, — Iss BRAND! Ho TRIAL (By United Press Leased Wire) BOSTON, Dec. 23---Recovering from his self mutilation in his cell here, the former Rey. Clarence T. Richeson was stronger to and, it is announced, will be ready to face trial January 18 for the murder of pretty Avis Linne whom he is charged with having jsoned In th ir of discovery of cir iMicit relations. No explanation has yet come from Richeson as to bis motive for mutilating himself, but it is be- Meved he was laying the ground work for a plea of insanity. Flowers F Indication: dear to Violet Edmunds, hetress, to marry whom he Is said to bave killed Miss Linnell, came to- day when a big bunch of American Beauty roses was carried to the cell of the alleged minister-slayer trusty who carried the box to Richeson said it contained Miss Ed munds’ name. pe thi SAYS SHE’S NOT VIOLET BUEHLE (By United Prese Leased Wire) ST. LOUIS, Dec. 25.—Protesting that she is not Violet Buehler, for whom the police of Chicago yester-. day searched all the skyscrapers of the loop ditsrict, a girl who regis tered at a local hotel under that name is today in the custody of the police matron here, awaiting the ar- rival of Mrs. Buehler from Chicago in an effort to Identify her. The police heard the girl was registered at the St. James hotel here in company with an elderly woman, and arrested her. Austin Graham, reported to be her fiance, accompanied her to the matron’s office. “GREAT SEAL” OF This is the great seal of the new state of Arizona, designed by KE. E. Motter, who was the “offi- cial cartoonist” of the Arizona con- stitutional convention—a truly novel job. The Latin quotation, “Ditat Dens” means “God Rewards.” The vista of cultivated fields represents tr rigation by the Roosevelt dam, re- cently opened, and the cattle call attention to a great Arizona indus- try. The workman typifies the state's mining industries, an ide further carried out by the mini ture reductiow plant in the left 308 Union St. Belated shoppers can bay Bodks, Fountain Pens, Calendars, ete, until midnight today (Saturday) and day) at— all day tomorrow (Sun- ff 4 : Lane’s Bookshop 308 Union St. T 2! one a ten BA, Characins binge LYN —Th First Ave o& Madison ne. i". and Bloomin’ Englishman. BRAMBRILLA'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA. The) This Yicin May Talk Roosevelt Soon Snapshot of Cecil A. Lyon, re publican national committeeman meeting. It is said he is only await- ing what he deems the proper mo- ent to declare for Roosevelt. RHRAKRARAARERKAE * *) ® DON’T BURN YOURSELF * *! * TO DEATH * o RRMA HAHEH No not decorate your Christmas tree with paper, cotton or flimsy material Do not use cotton to represent snow Do not permit children to light) candies. Do not leave matches within chil- dren's reach. Do not place tree near window curtains or gas jet. Do not change electric wiring without consulting inspector. Use asbestos fiber to represent snow. Use metallic tinsel 6n tree. Keep smokers’ away from the tree, Blow ont candies before removing things from tree. THE MARKETS Produce, meste focal produce, and food. first grades. 4 Butter—Selling on ranch is ive Washingvon Dut- Wenatchee apples . Native appl ins hort loin’ pork inoulders . ‘lee fi K Raunage Liver sausage Bologna Leaf lard Boiled ham Ox tongue, each ‘Poultry. pring brotiers ‘urkeys. live . He Squabs, Pigeons, 1 Potatoes, 100 Tb: California dried Oregon onions Carrots, wack... Beets, hack... Hot house tomate , wack dos. ‘doz. wer, dow. \c | Hothouse lettice, | Head lettuce, doz. Cucumbers, dow . Gelery, doz Poars '... Bastern timothy Ifa Wheat Bran Ghorte hole corn rai hay from Texas, at the Washington | 4 Yi |AwRRKHRHR ARR * * |* At the Moving Picture Shows # l* * a hth Dream—"The Sick Man From the East"; “Buckskin Jack, the Karl of Glenmo: Love Decides Grand—“Pathe'’s Weekly No. 51"; “The Freshet”; “Through the Ene- my's Lines,” Lyceum—"A Queen's Treachery”; Art vs. Music"; “The Military Ali |Scout”; “Princess Charming”; Landscapes in Japan. Circuit—"Youth vs. Age”; “Small Trades in Mulaca”; “The Sign of jthe Three Labels”; “A Flash in the Night.” City. the Grip of Alcohol, Part 1 In the Grip of Aleobol | Part 11"; “As in a Looking Glass.” Class A—“An Episode of the Karly Mormon Days”; “The [Suit Case"; “He Who “In Have Your Phere ,axen in @ Auto Real POST CARDS—$r1.00 PER DOZ, — Kodak Films developed, 10¢ a roll, any size. A. M. FROST 1332 First Ave. Seattle. Title Insurance Mr. — died in 1871, leaving a widow and three children. Under the law then in force (act of Jan. 30, 1864), the widow was en- titled to the USE during life of one-third of the real property. Certain lands in Seattle compfising this one-third could be and were speci- fically set aside for her USE, thus releasing che other two-thirds ir any claim of dower interest. In some way it was as- sumed that the widow re ceived the property in fee simple absolute and it was bought from her under a duly recorded warranty deed bearing date of Feb. 17, 1883. Subsequently it changed hands several times, was platted and all lots in the plat bought by divers per- cons. Not until 19 error discovered One important interest that acquired many of the lots has since paid approx imately $20,000 for a re lease of all claim by the children, Notwithstanding their purchase in good taith and actual possession for many years the other buyers are likely to find that on the death of the widow, now advanced in years, the children will ‘claim the property. Had Title Insurance = been written on this prop> erty, the company writing it would have to defend the suits and pay the losses. Name of addition and names of all parties com cerned will be furnished om request. Washington Title Insurance Company vas the