The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1912, Page 3

he meng yt stomac when (he break Ov | assed between may perspiration pm your thro’ pauaeatest \ Dyspepsia Wreekar: fn the stom ad restore you And within they are never THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1912. Woodrow Wilson and Col. Harvey Still Good Friends| (Ry United Preas Leased Wire) NEW YORK, Jan. 31,.—Indication jthat the recent WilsonHarvey in. cident was @ mere tempest in a tea: | pet, and in no way affected their personal regard for each other, ie shown in letters alleged to have Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey and Col. Geo. Harvey, editor of Harper's Weekly, jand publiehed in today’s Evening Post. The first letter ts from Wilson to | Harvey, and refers to the former's request that Harper's Weekly conse | jite support of hia candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination Tt saya: When you asked me that ques Anger Leads oe By alten PORTLAND, Ore, Jan, St, result Of @ Quarrel over thelr 3-yea old daughter, Mertin, Chas, Brown, grocer, aged 32, Is dead, a guicide, his wife (a at St, Vincent's hospital suffering from three big scalp wounds, and the baby ia in the care of neighbors, The baby was the only witness to the struggle. According to Mra. Brown, her bus band Became enraged and chased her into a bedroom, where he #truck ber several blows on the head with a bammer, knocking her wneon- scious. | ‘The child said her father worked \for some time attempting to revive [the mother before he procured a [shotgun and blew off the top of hin | head. y indica. se a mce ‘Haven't Got a ake money you must invest your savings. Some folks buy one thing and most successful men in the West have in the past, and will continue | Hits; abit our Own Tr. ig that | didn't have, haven’ had and probably won't have a darn thing to say.” Standard Oil Is ! is the outcome of a too /emall appropriation for the air | division made by the chamber of | deputies. d woman, almost, who reatls this can achieve their own financial inde- but try. Days, weeks, months and years of toil alone cannot give | ihvest their money in iand. $10 Cash, Balance Over 4 Years ail to Independence i tion about Harper's Woekly, 1 an-| swered slinply as a matter of and busine sald nothing to) lyow then about my sincere grati-| ude for your rm » forgive and forget my man- jnere.” | In bis reply Col, Harvey tells the |rovernor that no personal issue can arise between them, adding that |when Harper's supported Wilron it waa “dotng a great public service,” and continued: “When you asked me to atop sup: |porting you, there waa nothing elie left for me to do, What litte hurt |Tmay have felt A consequence of the unexpected suddenness of your attitude ts, of course, wholly elimt Lucky Adolph Has Seven Grandmothers THE MOST GRANOMOTHERED Boy. Adolph William Russell Ha’ kins, of Frankfort, Ky. ts probably the most “grandmothered” boy in jthe union. He has seven of them! | Untii last year he had eight, but one of them bas died. ae of all, Adolph has two er y grandmothers, They Mra. Susan Mary Hawkins of Law.) Fenceburg, Ky. and Mra Peevier of Harrodsburg, Ky ‘Then bis great-grandmothers are rs. Mary Johnson and = Mrs.) Kittle Hawkins of Lawrenceburg. | Now, thon, comes a perfectly wood | Rreat-great-grandmother, in the per- eon of Mrs. Lucretia Whittingbilt | lof Lebanon Junction. Another Sreat-qreat-grandmother died the ast year. | ati aan FE | FAN Faaxcisco, ays S08 Green, son of Hetty Green, ‘# richest woman, is in San T. R. MAY COME WEST NEW YORK, Jan. 31.--Asked to day regarding « report that he will | mak trip aa far West as Colorado! in May, Col, Roosevelt today dectin- | ed to discuss it i 6 close to Lake Washington between the Sound and Lake, has fine view, | Macadamized boulevard, traversed by good roads, 300 feet of Community | of all purcha ers, and will surely increase far line is finished. Mat once and talk this over. VO AUTO TRIPS DAILY, RAIN OR SHINE. NS It should | { i in value rapidly. We need folks to help us sell this land ation. You probably have friends who would buy if you did. Why jf) ON & CO., Third Floor N. Y. Block Dr, Cook's Lecture Audience Stung—By Real Bees, Too While Dr. Frederick A, Cook was Tabernacle at Hopkinsville, Ky. a swarm of bees that had sought ref! enerous support, |e In the ceiling during a cold spell |B thawed out and dropped by ae ores |beating his wife, was penitent pn to the heade and necks of the/this did not satisfy Recorder Mara, | firing » who first ordered the husband to'age of Usteners, but the audi Dr. Cook was among those «tung e did not desert. tact | eturing on the Arotic in the Union| Foreed to Kn Court for Having ayonne, N. J., police court with kneel at his wife's feet and ask her )For years sparrows have been 4 pent pardon. In the town This being done, the husband was | ordered to kins his spouse, which|Ruled Cat Out of Home, Gave Hub he did with a resounding that seemed to please her jhe was allowed to Ko. Mayor G Aids in War on Sparrows Mayor Jobn V sparrows at Wikes-Harre, Pa |gets up at dawn and joins t uad, which shoots an ) a day from the treetop smack | Then | 1s Out With Shot Gun and | than by 24 Hours to Comply Mra. Anoa Hoe of Newark, N. J had her husband in court, ebarging |that he thought more of hin pet cat his family, and frequently Jabused her and whipped the chil Kosek with his|dren over it Frank Levendusky, charged in the |shotgun ts alding in the war on d think # lot of her,” Hoe “Well, you raised your children from little babies,” retorted the “1 rained that cat from a tittle| He | kitten # ¢ Park |told the court ‘and you should think a lot Get rid of that cat Hoe 6 ,court more of them within 24 hours would Chicagoan Admits That Spending $250,000 in Charity Ie Hard Job Charles A. Purcell of Chicago, ex ecutor of the will of hister-in! Mra, Mary B, Purcell, who left $2 000 to charity, admits that ¢ |the money i# too big a job Tam absolutely at #e to do with the money,” he tried handing out cash to the poor jon Christmas and got rid of only, $6,000 after working a month Live.Merchants—Live Bargains FREE TICKETS °2°° Class “A” Theatre BELOW ARE GIVING FREE TICKETS TO THEIR PATRONS. THE ADVERTIS! Third Avenue Near Pike St. THEY ARE RELIABLE MER- CHANTS AND THEIR MERCHANDISE IS RIGHT. . PATRONIZE THEM ONCE AND YOU WILL ALWAYS TRADE THERE. Spring and Gummer Styles No tar reotly dre until the " International their big display of rich, fabrics To measure only, price Suititorium Dye Works MEN'S SUPTS CLEANED AND PRESSED, 9100 truly say he te cor. ne te R. HM. Collins 4. W. Collins R. H. Collins & Son REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE LOANS INVESTMENT SECURITIES Phone Main 1697 904 Third Ave, Seattle, Wash. and Ferry Dock, Kirkiand Butter Specials One Ih, Be: or three Ibe for $1.00 One ib. 4005 oF three ibe. for One I. 480; or three ibs. for SPECIAL COFTERS ‘Three 1b tin Gold Shield Coffer HH Three 1D. tin Hel Coftes.. theatre ticket with each of shove articies UNION GROCERY Ten years in this location te our recommendation 1401 First Ave. Wear Cor. Union, SEATTLE Family Liquors ° We bave a very fine grade of'* Liquors at reduced prices, and” with every Sc purchase we” give free one ticket to the’? Class A Theatre 4 THE PINE LIQUOR CO. 227 Pine St. Near the Alley Ind. 1127—PHONES--Main 2369 PETER NELSON, Prop. Phone Ind. Red 815 SHOP, 911 PIKE STREET Main 5569 PHONES Ind, 3839 0. M. DOTY CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Alterations and repairs of all kinds promptly attended to. Eatimates furnished, Residence, 4023 Burke Ave. SEATTLE, WASH. Ind. 177 PHONES Main 2819 GOOD WORK—RIGHT PRICES PROMPT SERVICE (Mending Free) Palace Laundry Co ORSON B. KNAPP, Mgr. Res, Phone Main 2813, EIGHTH AND OLIVE Seattic, Wash. RQUIPPED BASEMENT laa yt) 1m THE CITY The only firgt clase place in the ulation size tabl Come in $4.00 upward hutchable emg. from 60 eges Spray your poult nak ‘iran alo UTION. with every 59 Class A Ticket hr Tkart pakeae of WILGRO Jacob Kaufmann Co. 828 First Ave. &, Below King st. Write for 1912 Seed Gatotogue Imported trom Holt tullps, daffodtia, o Siadiol, ote, at half price, We alto have & plete selectipn of Ereenhoure and nursory stock and pert landscape Karden eek and concrete men. Call St 41008 Sth ay. N. E.. corner 40th Or phone Ind et 168 or call at Savoy Fort favoy FF All our customers get free th tekete. hyacinths oe, narciani, Open All Night. ‘J Phone—Ind. 3738, - Ruth’s Cafe Mrs. O. Anderson, Prop. $16 Third Av., Seattle, Wash. Come and Give Us a Trial. SPECIAL can for ..e regular ibe Ib. be fe Det Monte Bpinnch. at, ean ie Rive Label and Bishop Cateup, at bottle * Del Motte Asparagus Tips, at, can ibe Bator i) auce, at, bottle 200 15 Ibe. Huger for ti20 We Carry Rooth's Fresh Kastere Oret w. D. GRAVES 235 Westiase Ave. 5H. PuoRRs @ a 10% The Prudential Collection Agency Will collect your bills, No charge unless we collect, Bring us your accounts. Mali ue your accounts. Phone for our man—he will call MAIN 1040. . Reoms 405-406 Eilers Music Bidg. Skinner Satins “for $1.25 Per Yard You wave $1.00 on every yard qf Serge you buy from us ‘INELSON’S PRONE MAIN 2194. The Oaks Hotel 2 cane Jersey Queen Mik, at ane NEAT, HANDY ROOMS, H.00 PER WE Cor. Ninth and Pike BH, H. MackKemste, Prop. Main 4096 Ind, 3921 Coal and Wood BY TON, LOAD OR SACK Westlake Coal and Wood Co Office and Bunkers 1634 Westlake Blvd. Fifth and Olive Mrs. M. Parsons Parsons & Rippey HAIR DRESSING PARLORS Phone A 3486 CHIROPODY Also Hair Work, Hair Dress ing, Manicuring, Messaging, Scalp Treatment, Creams and Lotions, Mrs, M. Rippey 1922 Second Avenue. Dahlia Candy Co. H, SCHUETT Manufacturers of HigH GRADE CONFECTIONS 714 Pine St., Seattle Motor and Team Trucking. 106 Jackson St., Seattle. Piano Moving. Grand Pacific Hotel © ROOMS, KUROPEAN PLAN RATES Saito “ana Up wor’ Week: on be our guest cated hotel in city 111% Wiret Ave. Seattle. Empress Oyster House 214 SPRING ST. Best io hare, of everything ok Us Up. Special Lunch at Noon Hour, 25c - which asmures y Sbsolately corre : TOUPEES Switches and All Kinds of Hair Work—Hair. Dressing —Face Massage. B. KORB CO., » 104 Spring St. Ind. 4592. es., X2113. NONE SUPERIOR B. & M. Tamales —-AND—— CHILE CON CARNE You should try our Combina- tion Lunch. Just the thing for these cold days. 1425 FOURTH AVE. We Deliver Them Hot. Main 5306 PHONES Ind. 214 FREE Consultation and exam February, and 1. 3, 5, given one full month ‘o ments FRE. 2. 4, 6 8 o will be given credit for $6 1 month's treatment. Bring YOU CAN Be made well at your ol 1. M. ARMSTRONG Doctor of Chi-ro-practic 383 Arcade Bidg. ive me a fatr trial ehr }. lo CASE. We carry nothing but gratn-fed poultry. We dress poultry while you wait in four minutes, Phone orders promptly attend ed to, We carry all kinds of poultry supplies. The Vashon Poultry Ranch 1520 Pike Place, Phone ind. A 5329 Main 789 --PHONNS— Ind. 3387 Res. Fhone Morth 2613 Stables 1616 Howard Ave. Phone Main 8450 William Jolly PIANO AND FURNITURE MOVER Packing, Shipping and Storage Office, 307 a Main 40 PHONES Ind. 40 Res., North 437 §. P. Dixon & Co. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE North End and Lake Union Property a Specialty. Member Seattle Real Estate Association 218 Marion Street SEATTLE Stong’s Grocery Stall 210, Westiake Market 20 Ibs. sugar ceveeeeee S100 With $3.00 order. 10 Ibe. sugar o* ree With $2.00 order. 5 Ibe. sugar With $1,00 order. 260 Coffee . @e Java and Moc One Ticket Free With 25c Purchase or Over Strictly” Sanitary Country Butter Store Stalis 329 and 330 WESTLAKE MARKET Butter, Eggs and Cheese Fresh and Canned Milk. Pine Street and Fifth Avenue Seattie, Wash. Full Weight Guaranteed Rest Steer Pot Roasts, Ib...11¢ Pork Chops, Ib....... sees De Lamb Chops, Ib..........124%¢ Carrick & Myers The Clean Market STALLS 111-112 Westlake Public Market We Are Supplied Direct From the Farm, Central Cafeteria AND RESTAURANT MISS .T. EMMERT, Prop. “Cleanliness, Quality,” is our motto, Our specialties Include short order Breakfast and Supper. CENTRAL BUILDING Third Ave. Special This Week One-third off on Electric Pix- tures, made to order Combination Gas, or Straight Electric, Keystone — Electric Co. Main 1423. Ind. 823. ‘Telephone tn Kach Room--Matin 7710) Hote! Christie Fourth Ave. and Olive St, Large, Modern Rooma—Single or en Suite MODERN TWO AND THREE- APARTMENTS (GAs, East 1333 High School Market 717 EAST PIKE 8T. Ind, 1333 SPECIAL Eastern Sugar Cured Ham Leg of Lamb.. 18¢ With Ticket to Class A Theatre Stalls 127-129 Sanitary Market Our Steel Cut 400 Coffee this week .. A Theatre Ticket With One or More Pounds. Our best Creamery Butter 40c Ib, 2 Ibs. ... 15¢ A Theatre Ticket With One or More Pounds. Kodaks and Photo Supplies Special department for develop- ing, printing and enlarging Try our work We want to make a customer of you, BooKs! Special this week. White House Cook Book 69c ARCHWAY BOOK SHOP Corner Third and ‘- East 902 PHONES Broadway Transfer & fuel Co. 1428 BROADWAY C. 0. LARNED, Mgr. All kinds of fuel, any quantity. Geveral Express and Transfer. Auto Delivery means prompt de- livery at no extra cost. We have them. ind, 4513 B. F. Schu J. A. Fleming Phone Main 5003 The Auto Paint Co. 301-3 Eastlake Avenue SEATTLE Auto, Carriage, Delivery Wagon and Sign Painting a specialty. Estimates on large and small work on request. We fave you money. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Main 830 ind. 4281 Star Transfer Co. 8. J. ROBERTSON 1525 Third Ave. FURNITURE, BAGGAGE AND PIANO MOVING Fireproof Storage. Baggage Stored for 5 Days Free. cking and Shipping Take Your Shoes to A. D. Richardson the old reliable shoemaker. He makes old. shoes look like new. 217 Marion St. ARCADIA ORCHARDS CO, WEsT EST IN TRE 1816 Third Ave. If you want to become an orchard owner and at the present time are working under a salary, you are the person that I want to see and have a talk with. 1 can sell you a 5, 10 or 20-acre tract of our land under a gravity system of irrigation, together with a contract from our company to clear the land, set out to trees, and care for it for 5 years. price is $500 per acre, as the inttial payment and acre per month for a period of 4 years, Then we give a deed, taking & mortgage for balance unpald run- ning for a term of 3 vears, which proceeds from place will more than poy. Call and get literature. PORTABLE HOUSES All sixes and styles and suitable for all purposes. Call and Investigate. AMERICAN FORTABLE HOUSE company ‘329 Arcade Bldg. One ticket given free with each 25c pur- chase of cigirs ‘on Wednesday, Thurs- day and Friday at Fel- ton & Swanson’s Pool Room and_ Barber Shop, 900 Howell St. SPECIALS Best Fresh Churned Washington Creamery Butter, 1b. eee 400 ib. ... =. lees, dozen 500 . . 950 dozen": 2 doxen for ......... 2 Libby's Milk, the only kK that will whip, 8 for 7 Pioneer, 3 for 4 cans Jersey Megs Milk Be Best Imported Olive Oil, large size bottle 650 ‘Theatr above pu Jet White Butter Stores. Sialls @ and @ Sanitary Market. with any of the cio a nse ane Rees