The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1912, Page 3

Start the New Year Right Buy Land Northeast of Seattle There never was a better time to buy acres near Seattle. Ever » that at the end of 1912 this good old town will be booming again. In 1913 the Panama Canal will be opened and the Lake Washingto: B Cana! will be ready for use. If you buy acres north of Seattle now you rill certainly reap a great big profit. We have for sale a large tract of land, situate north and east of the sity. Much of this land has a fine view of Lake Washington, Some of it is very fertile and is crossed by running streams. Beginning one-half mile back from the shore of Lake Washington, marked a flat_price of . es 400 Per Acre for Any Acre $10 Cash—Balance Over Four Years Some of this land Is worth Ae ytd acre. og in at once and investi- our easy term pi this land. It will surprise e land we sell for on such easy terms. Rimember he ae “Now Is The Time to Buy” attle Realty Will Never Be Cheaper” Two trips daily, rain or shine, over magnificent Lake Forest Boulevard. DLE HANSON & CO. THIRD FLOOR NEW YORK BLOCK says Typically Washington Made / Patent EXCELLENT Flour “The Good Lack Flour’’ Milled in Seattle from the choicest Washington Blue Stem wheat, washed clean in Cedar River water. It makes delicious, digestible bread, cake and pastries. “The Luck Behind the Baking” What One Star “Newsie” Did THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1912 ‘Armour Manager on Stand ‘United Press Leased Wire) ‘AGO, Jan. UW, D. Miles, former Kansas City manager for ‘\|the Armour Packing company, wan t ¥ rat _witnows today in the trial! e Chicago packers for erin gon in United Stat a itton in the packing business e' where, and described the pack A & defensive com. 170,000 IN MELVIN PETERSON “Never say die. Where there's ithe ambition, there's the anergy, and] faret & way to become sucessful.” That's what Meivin Poterson, 1 one of The Star's newsboys, said, and that’s one reason why the Pete: sons own thelr home—buying it on the Installment plan—and why the three Peterson children are being educated, | Melvin doesn't go to school, though. He works all day to buy hat home—works all day to educate {the amailer members of his family, and takes home daily from $2 to $2.50 to his mother. Metlvin's edu- coming later on, when the home bonght and when he io} gipans croasen hin $60, now in the bank Four years and a halt ago Melvin carried a Star route, and that’s the i principal reason be obtained pow | session of one of the best “corners” lis the city, on Second and Pike. The Star bought the “corner” for bim. land he made good. He practiced | Doliteness. He got regular custom ‘ers, more and more each day. But think what ambition and en- ergy did—$1,100 paid on the Peter non home, $60 In the bank, and the Peterse hiidren being educated. (By United Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.--All that is between New Mexico and tatehood is the signature of Prest jent Taft, and this will be given within a few days, when the star of the new state will be added to the |fiag. Today a delegation of prom}. nent men from New Mexico called Jat the White House and presented }to the president figurer on the re- cont statehood election held there. “ ” Treaty a Trap WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--That the Taft arbitration treaties are a direct attempt to lead the United States into an entanglement with | England was the statement here to- jday of Senator Hitchcock of Ne ‘braska. Speaking before the sen- ate, Hitchcock declared that he | fiemty believed that there was a fund behind the campaign to se cure the adoption of the treaties. “To place the full power of inter- | pretation of a treaty in the hands /of a commission,” Hitchcock de- |clared, “i th | (Ry United Press > SALEM, Or, Asserting that Jastice Hook of Kansas would | be ngorous man to be placed ithe United because he h | versely on railroad rate cases sim- ilar to those now before the su preme court of Oregon and seven other states, the railroad commis sion of Oregon has forwarded tele- graphic protests against Hook's ap- pointment to United States Senator | Bourne of Oregon. |RICHESON A_ WRECK BOSTO! 6.—Despite state- ments of attorneys connected with the defense of Rev. C. V. T. Riche- son, charged with the murder of Miss Avis Linnell, that bis condition is steadily improving, it appeared probable today that the minister will be unable to go to trial Jan. 16. | An intimate friend of the accused ‘man, who visited the jail today, de- clared that Richeson is a physical nd mental wreck, | POOR PEACE DOVE Byron Press Leased Wire) | NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.—Mext can peace is believed to be again threatened today as a result of the continued shipments of munitions of war. Eight carloads of cartridges and powder from points in Pennsyl- vania and New Jersey have been shipped into Mexico within the last 50 days. MARSHALL FOR PRESIDENT | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan, The Indiana Democratic State Cen- tral committee today formally en- |dorsed Gov. Thos. KR. Marshall's candidacy for the presidency, |Plans for waging the campaign here already have bt secretly |prepared, it ts declared, FRESNO, Cal., Jan. 4,--Confess- ing the mur of his squaw, “Schoolhouse Mary,” Wim, Scott, 6— ted by the perish f the products handled Miles declared attended the ‘Veeder meetin for ten years, and never knew of a case of price fixing, He admitted, however, that Margins were drawn bi district managers for the pact were not allowed to dispose of their $50,000 Policy for His Affinity (Ry United Presse Leased Wire) SPRING GREEN, Wis., Jan. 6.—Frank Lioyd W: it, weal- thy Chicago oremieaet, whose love adventures have recently stirred Chicago's rich suburban fo whkaten afternoon applied for a $60,000 life insurance pol- ley, naming Mamah Borthwick, hie “affinity,” ae beneficiary. In oe hie action Wright ‘anid: “My wife and children are ‘well cared for, and will never be in want. Now | must think Mamah Borthwick. The mo- ment my right arm is no longer able to protect her she will be cast out ee @ pitiless and flekle world.” WEDDING GIFTS (By United Prese Leases SPOKANE, Jan, 5.—-Following their wedding last night before four hundred guests at the palatial Welch home here, Monroe Miller and bis bride, who was Miss Mar- Welch, daughter of Patrich Welch, millionaire mining man and contractor, left today for a honey- moon trip to Honolulu. The com- bined fortunes of the young families aggregate over 000. received over $70,000 worth SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.—-Arva Case, whoae alleged unique method of ,entering house windows by of a breeches buoy and slide for life wire, caused a sensation at the time of her arrest here, entered (dday a plea of guilty to the charge ot robbing the id Ranchoft Leopal Fur company. She Rote pending also pleaded builty, was sentenced to 18 months in San Quentin, y Ly Can’t Reach Cash (Ry Unites Press Leased Wire; NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—The applt- cation of Mre. Bessie A, Hunt, divorced wife of the late John W. Hunt, millionaire turpentine manu- facturer of Louw Angeles, to reopen the proceedings in which Hunt was granted an absolute divorce, bas been denied by the state suprem court. When Hunt died in December, 1910, his estate was valued at more than $2,000, If the decree had been set aside Mra. Hunt would havo been entitled to a dower right. REAL GENEROUS, THIS ee ee ee, Just to encourage the girls to take advantage of leap year, Judge Shortall announced that be will marry them and the victims they drag before him free. He says he is in earnest. GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST AN OLD MAN SACRAMENTO, Jan. 6.—C. V. Bwery, 60, was called before the grand jury today and examined on charges brought by Hazel Hamil- ton, 12, who alleges that, while calling on to sell tickets for a charity, the aged lawyer criminally assaulted her. Swery makes a ge: eral denial. 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Try just one box and you will never want to be without this won: derful little remedy for stomach troubles. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- lets contain an ingredient, one grain of whi will digest 3,000 grains of food, They are so entire- ly harmless because they have ab- solutely no effect on the system one way or another except to do just the one thing—digest food, 40,000 physicians use and recom- mend this National Remedy, Every drug store everywhere sel! and recommends Stua Dyspeps! half-breed negro who slew her on Christmas day near Reedley, toda | told the story of the crime. Sco! [defense is that he was drunk, Tablets. The price 60 cents per box. A sample will be sent free it you will write F, A, Stuart Co. 150 Stuart Bidg,, Marshall, Mich, The National’s Annual January Clearance Sale All Tailored Suits, Coats, Furs and Millinery At Half Price and Less We open our January Clearance Sale tomorrow. Every season this sale ts held for the purpose of clearing the entire stock, and every season it has been successful, because of the splendid values of the merchandise and the sweeping genuine reductions one garment wiil be carried over, and at the prices the stock will not last long. mado in every department of the stock. Not You should make your selection early, remembering that new accounts may be opened during this sale—which gives you the double accommodation of the sale prices and credit, A Sale Where You Can Buy on Credit $25 and $30 values in man-tatlor ed Buits. The lot comprises about 100 finely tatlored garments, made up of serges, Irish cheviots and mannish mixtures, in all desirable shades and in all sizes. Your cholce— $11.50 $35, $40 and $45 values in strictly tailored Suits, This lot comprises about 75 Suits, made up imported materials, strictly ilored, in a great variety of colorings and patterns, and all sizes. Your choice— Fall and Winter COATS At Astonishing Reductions These are the popular Polo Coats, the real values of $25 and $30, made up in the new hand- some reversible woolens, shown in mauy different styles and pat- terns. Your choice of this group during this sale— LADIES’ RAIN COATG—We have grouped all of the $12.50 and $15.00 values in Ladies’ Rain Coats, and they are offered at this sale for jess than half price. The garments are made of rubberized silk, in the popular slip-on styles, and very serviceable. Your choice of these garments during this sale ......... sees Our Entire Stock of Fine Furs Comprising fine Sets and Neck Pieces, made up of genuine Mink, French Coney, Black Fox and Japanese Mink. Your choice of the entire stock At Cost and Less These prices include the most de- sirable trimmed and tailored Hate we have shown during the fenson. Many different and pop- ular shapes, all beautifully trim- med, your choice at $3 50 Ove tional Quititing G. Fire Sale Prices Still in Force at All THE QUAKER DRUG STORES 1013-1015 First Av.——— 406 Pike St.—— Third and Madison SATURDAY OFFERINGS Every article in our stores on sale at 25c to 50c on the dollar (excepting a few strictly contract goods). Put The Quaker on your shopping list and get here early. FIRE SALVAGE SALE $1.25 extra quality Horsehide Razor Strop... . Tbe Mulehide Strop 60c Horsebide Strop ... . Pure Badger Hair Shaving Brush 26c Bristle Brush $1.00 extra fine quality Scissors . $1.25 extra fine quality Scissors $1.75 Pearl Handle Pocket Knives 1.00 * . 2.00 Razors .. ise 1.60 Pure Bristle Hair Brush . 1.00 to $1.25 Pure Bristle Hair Brosh Hair Brush . 26c Drewsing Combs ... 10c and 16¢ Fine Combs . 20¢ Pocket Combs 76c Gunmetal Cigarette Box 36 quality Tooth Brushes 25e Antiseptic Tooth Brushes . 20c Antiseptic Tooth Brushes . -1te¢ QUAKER 2 YEARS GUARANTEED HOT WATER BOTTLES AND FOUNTAIN SYRINGES $2.00 -qt. wlze Maroon Hot Water Bottle... $1.69 $1.75 2-qt. size Maroon Hot Water Bottle. .$1.48 $2.25 2-qt. size Maroon Fountain Syringe... $1.89 $2.00 2-qt. wize Maroon Fountain Syringe... $1.69 $3.00 3-qt. size Maroon Bottle and Syringe. $2.69 $2.75 2-qt. size Maroon Bottle and Syringe. .$2.48 PATENT MEDICINES 25e box Cascara Pills ..... 250 box Krause’s Liver Pills . 26e box Carbolic Healing Salve . 26c box Krause’s Cold and Grippe Table 16c bottle French Olive Oll . 26e box Achachus Throat Lozenges . . 60¢ Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup.. 0c Paimo's Nerve Tablets .......... ss. 4 $1.00 bottle Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. 850 bottle Beef, Iron and Wine oe $1.00 Peptonized Emulsion Tbe Tiger Ol! Liniment . $1.00 Miles’ Heart Tonic . . TOILET DEPARTM 60c Parisian Sage Hair Tonic 2be pint bottle Violet Witch Hazel 60c box Melorose Beauty Cream.. 60c Allen's Rose Beauty Face Powder, 2be Dentomyrh Tooth Paste 26 Carbolic Tooth Soap ..,. 26¢ can Henry's Tooth Powder 260 Taloum Powders .. $1.00 Bell's Hair Dye $1.00 Mercolized Wax 60c box Canthrox . 25¢ Pond’s Vanishing Cream. 26c box Peroxide Cream . THE QUAKER STATIONERY DEPT. Se Lead Pencils, all kinds . le Pen Holders 16e large size Writing Tablet . 16c size Onionskin Paper Tablet . 10c Writing Tablet Business size Envelopes, 25 in package. 16¢ linen, vellum and wedding plate Envelopes. 40c box fine Linen Stationery ... 1 50c extra fine Linen Stationery . 75c Beautiful French Linen Stationery 1912 Calendar Pads, assorted sizes SOAP SALE SATURDAY Fels Naptha Laundry Soap wt Lenox Laundry Soap .. Se Fairy Bath Soap . Ivory Soap, large size . ie Witch Hazel Soap . 25c cake Peroxide Zinc Soap © cake 4711 White Rose Glycerine Soap. zbe cake Cuticura Soap . 26e Shaving Stick 10¢ ‘cake Palm Olive Soap 10¢ Williams’ Barber Bar Shaving Soap. 26e box Cupid Gardens Soap . 10¢ Dutch Cleanser ... 65c bar pure Castile Soap . 6c box Violet Scented Soap . 25e Peroxide Hydrogen 25e Glycerine .. 25e Rose Water 25e Aromatic © . 25¢ Tincture Benzoin . 25¢ Tincture Arnica . 25e Castor Ol . Paregoric Essence J: ¢ Formaldehyde Crude Carbolic Acid . 25¢ Petroleum Jelly ... 26c Glycerine and Rose Cascara Bark, pound Epsom Salts ... Rochelle Salts . Prepared Chalk ¢ Cream Tartar . Soap Bark .. » Compound Licorice Sulphur . aes ° Tincture Green Soap » Bicarbonate Soda . Borax ....... ; ¢ Ammonia . ¢ Borie Acid . Glycerine Rose Water Essence Peppermint ¢ Aromatic Caseara .. e Peroxide Hydrogen Senna Leaves .. Rose Water . DRUG CO, Inc. 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