The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1912, Page 6

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Humphrey, standpat congress: | man, received another jolt aed 200 members of the ttle ir ae ion, which includes practical. ly every active practitioner in thi city, last night passed, by an a |most unanimous vote, a resolution against his pointment as Judge Donworth’s successor because he /“does not posseas the qualifications necessary to the proper discharge of the functions of that office, and) {that his appointment thereto would ‘pot be proper.” For a while it seemed that there would be no fireworks whatever, the sentiment was so unanimous against Humphrey. Alpheus Eyers | finally picked up courage to say) something in his defense, and he| ; was followed by Fred H: Lysons, Richard Saxe Jones, Bo Sweeney and Cosgrove. Winfield R. Smith, | H. Rummens and U, §. Dis} triet Attorney Todd plainly charged ) Humphrey with not pares up \ Truak & Bag Co., Inc cage ‘ano | Surt CAseA nk wath thy Seattle em Pa fe gro eens, Meteo, | page | EXPERT REPAIRS ON | ALL MAKES OF THE FIRST NON PARTISAN ELECTION FOR Primary election on February 20 and the final election on Mareh 5 will be the first non-partisan elec. tion in Seattle for a complete city ticket. The non-partisan feature meens that there will be no democratic, re- publican, socialist or any other kind of primaries to select candidates The four candidates for mayor, for example, will all go on the same primary ballot, without regard to party. The two receiving the high t number of votes at the pri- imaries will be the only candidates |who will contest the mayoralty at ‘the final election. Bevides the mayor, a corporation NO, HE IS NOT DEAD, BUT NE May Be \S ONE COMFORT — HE WON'T SPOIL. | Toad. |defense, and a large verdict was re- low THERE Bao. in legal ability to the standard of a federal judge. “He is not a good lawyer,” said fhe supreme court of this te proves that: Humphrey tailed to make a railroad company a par ty defendant, and lost a case for the city whén he was corporation counsel when the city had a good turned against it, The position of federal judge should not be sought by personal solicitation. We want an able lawyer. Howard Congrove sald that Todd's opposition was based on his jopes to be nanied for the Judgesh! Denying this, Todd said, “But the reason Mr Cosgrove Indorses him is that he is a candidate for my po- nition. Rummens charged Humphrey with being ju political trim- mer.” Two attempts to amend the resolution, a# to take the sting out, failed Rca a decisive vot WHOLETICKET counsel, a comptroller and city treasurer and four eounelimen are to be elected. At the primaries two candidates for comptroller, corpor- ation counsel and treasurer will be nominated, and eight for council men. Of the four counciim to be elected, one will be for only one year, to fill out the unexpired term ef Councilman Steiner, who re- signed. The other three will be elected for three years. Besides the election of officials, the voters will decide the fate of ome 30 charter amendments, in cluding the proposed Bogue plans, and possibly the Bush terminal plans | | | t caaranapebsmvagaeammcumtaane Secmerie + Biitasied tk Bil Sadia ta cr and farmer, producing milk of use of a pnonograph has increas eeeeeeseeeeee milk sells to the exclusive set at music worth $1,000 a year to the Sound Teeth right. she Rewer aeneeeeee ee COWS MILKED TO music MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. 1.—-J. Gilbert Hiccox, bank direct- herd of seventy blooded cows two quarts each da He made the experiment on the theory that music at milking time would make the cows less inclined to be nervous. Bossy, under the soothing influence, yielded all the milk RRHRRRHHRRRAAS *| ) quality, has discovered that the wed the producing value of his An the 12 cents a quart, this makes bis farm. eeeeeeeeeeeee ew oe | Not only odd 100 per cent to your personal appearance, but are very necessary to your ood bealth. If you have neg- lected your teeth, it is not too Tate to visit these well known dentists. Complete examina- tion will be made without charge, and the work required to put your teeth in geod order will be done at ‘just half the regular price. LONDON, Feb. 1—The other, day # woman who has been seen | on several occasions in the street | with a pretty little black bantam | nestled fu her arms entered a} | West End restaurant with her pet. While bis mistress removed her) gloves and sables the bird was perched upon her knee, and was! afterward fed from the lady's hand with sugar crumbs. While at home the bantam ta |permitted to hop about the table but in the restaurant his manners were beyond reproach. The little | rooster comes to town almost daily | ‘CHINESE DEVILS’ |" LAST BIG TIME. The Chifese dragon and the lurk ing devils that attend him probably | |will be slain for the last time in| | Seattle during the Chinese New| | Year celebration, which starts Feb- ary s+. Younger Chinese say the | jeustom will be discontinued after this year, provided the Chinene re- |publie comes to be the goverament of China arge shipments of firecrackers land foodstuffs are being received |by importers tor the celebration, JOINT DEBATE A jolnt discussion on the Bogue plans, to be Mlustrated by stereop- tlron view 4, will be given under the auspices of the Rainier Heights Im- provement elub tomorrow night at Oltman's hall, 24th $, and Lane st. Geo. F. Cotterill will speak against the plaux and R. H. Thomson in thelr favor. The public is cordially | Invited. Painless Extraction FREE recogn\26d The fart that we save you money ia not the only reason that you should come ehere, Our staff, of dental expert# are doink their work the modern Way—they have eliminated all of the dimagresshie torturing features of the old-time den- fistry, and you will be saved time, trouble and ineonvent- eyge. A Continuoun practice of over 12 years in the city of Seattle. Open evenings until &, Hundays until 1%, Open When Christopher P. Connolly arrives In Seattle tomorrow he will be entertained at luncheon by members of the Progressive Repub Hican league, and later shown the city by automobile. Joe Smith will preside at the meeting in Arcade hall Saturday night, when Connolly will speak on “Tragedies and Come. dies of Our Courts.” The executive committee of the Progressive Re- publican league will act as vice presidents of the meeting, ONLY COT RATE DENTISTS 5 IN SEATILE. SECOND AND UNIVERSITY Mautrance 207 University. Takes Her Luncheon With Pet Chicken Iv | | there js no other medicine made with his mistress. He has developed wondertul tn telligence, answers to the namo of Chicklet, and follows his mistress |about Ifke a dog. He rules over |the dogs and cats in the house, and |loudly admonishen the parrot when Polly is inclined to be loquacious. Chicklet sleeps in his mistress’ room, perched on the bottom rail jot her bed, and joins the family jat breakfast each morning. He makes himself at home in houses ited by his mistress, but shows | trong objection to bright colored carpets, and refuses to enter a smoking room, | RIAGE LICENSE REFUSED DAVENPORT, Wash, Feb marriage license ‘for Samuel | Held, $0, of Eimira, and Mre Balmer, 66, of Spokane, held up, pending the arrival of friends to Identify them. The marriage Neense clerk refused to} issue the license until the couple | had been identified. J. AL has been BREAKS THE. WORST COLD WITHOUT ONE GRAIN OF QUININE The most effective and harmless | way to cure the Grippe or break a/| severe cold, either in the head, chest, back, omach or Himba, is a dose of Pape’s Cold Compound every two hours until three con- secutive doses are taken. You will distinctly feel the cold breaking and all grippe symptoms going after the very first dose, It} promptly relieves the most miser-| able headache, dullness, head and nose = stuffed up, feverishness, sneezing, sore throat, running of the nose, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic aching. Take this harmless Compound ag directed, with the knowledge that anywhere else in the world which will cure your cold or end Grippe misery a® promptly and without any other assistance or bad after- effects as a 26 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound, which any druggist in the world can supply. After three years’ research we have conclusively demonstrated that quinine is not effective in the treatment of colds or grippe. . Benita in THE mb hararet takes 8 Adolf Is Fastidious About ' Who Weeps Over His Silent Form Boo - Hoo! — SAME AB DEAD, BUT NoD Quire! VoT VK HISS FRIENTS Say 1D 188 Too MAN MEETS HIS FAMILY--TWO WIVES--FACE TO FACE IN COURT KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1—Two women gat watching each other furtively In the waiting room at police headquarters, wondering— Presently the elder one was called into the office of the inspec tor of detectives, A few minutes later ashe came out, and, closing the door, spoke to the other woman. “I belteve I ought to know yor she said “I don't know,” said the other, “Bat aren'tyou the one they call wife No, 2? ‘Jam his wife. don't bejieve it.” “But I can show you.” And the “other woman” produced & certificate showing that she, too, | was married to one J. H. Boyer. The woman whom Boyer married | 10 years ago took the woman whom | Hoyer pretended to marry two months ago in ber arme in her at- tempt to console ber. Boyer admitted the crime, only comment = twee eee Hie was that he way STOP HEART * cure vaivular diseases in one ‘® Maurice H. Richardson at the di |@ added “Suppose surgery makes the same progress in the next 50 |& yours it bas in the past 50 years, ® human body, such as the kidneys, which are made unnecessary ~ * ® kept until wanted, +d to thelr owners by death. nd suppose ings, as we are now able to pul teat neee renee TWO KILLED IN WRECK AtbUaUeRauE, Nome N. My fee ae Two men are dead and three ser- jously injured today as the result of a head-on collision between two! Santa Fe freight trains in Shoe-| maiters canyon, three miles north of Watrous, N. M. The dead: George Crabtree, Raton, N, M, fireman, Arthur Krites, Las Vegas, N. M., fireman. Crabtree and Krites were fearfully scalded and crushed beneath the | debris, George Snell, an engineer, was internally injured and probably will die. His home is at Las Vegas. Brakeman Frank Handley of Las Vegas was fearfully scalded and may die. Engineer John Balley of Raton was burned and crushed, al- though not seralty, 10 Poisoned at Wedding Feas (By United Press Leased Wire) PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 1.--A¢ lcording ‘o telegraphic advices re cetved from Billings by Ghiet of Po- Hee Slover, Ot Sen, suspected mur deress of Seid Bing, whose mutilat Jed body was shipped to Seattle in & trunk, is en route to Portland via charge of an officer. hey left Billings last night woman is expected to arrive jin Portland Friday. The woman, who was masquerad ling under the name of Me Fung, admitted her identity and waived extradition. She refused to talk concerning |the murder, and said she was afraid |she would be killed by Chinese —~| when she arrived in Portland, SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. The famous old Kureka mine at Sutter Creek, Amador county, which netted Alvinza Hayward $20,000,000, it was learned today is to be put into op. eration again by Col, Edw. H. R. Green, son of Hotty Green, its pres- ent owner, Since @ disastrous fire 20 years ago swept off the buildings and left the 2,200 foot shaft to cave in and become impassable, the mine has been Idle and because four lives were lost in the fire, Mrs. Green jhas persistently refused to reopen jthe mine for further development. FATAL FALL INTO WELL EVERETT, Wash., Feb. 1, John McElroy, 70, tell into an un used wel here last night and was dead before rescuers reached him He had recently moved to a new house, and knew nothing of the presence of the well covered by old planks, EVERETT, Wash, Feb. 1A movement was started today to re- call the three socialist and one democratic member of the council, who voted down the ordinance for the publication of the proposed commission charter, BOSTON, Feb. 1.—-Surgeons are looking forward to the time |& when it will be possible to stop “Suppose that such kidneys can be put in cold storage and FEBRUARY 1, 1912. SH-H-H!— Dere ne iss— POOR SvVeeT ADOLF, How We AW lorep HiM{ sorry, and that he must have been lerany to do ha thing. The nec ond woman he married under name of J, H. Wilson } mber 16 |The preacher who performed the ceremony, the Rey. H. A. Hohe- | wald, was prewent at t meeting thin morning, and bore out wife No. 2's plea of good faith. 8 swore to the complaint against Boyer after she had followed him to | Kansas City from Spokane Hoyer was a conductor on the St Louis & 8g Franciseo railroad Ten years ago he twarried for the firet time, This wife has been liv: ing at Kansas City, Kas She te 134 years old, a year younger than her husband, But shortly after (his marriage Boyer met Mise Carrie | Rie Springfield, It was because the couple asserted that they had) known each other so long that the |doubts the pastor might bave had were allayed, he sald. Tracked Him From Spokane. After the second marriage Mr. and Mrs, “Wilson” t to Spokane rer re rerererarreran ay TO. CURE IT the human heart long enough to of the statements ide by Dr. inner of the Merchants’ club, Well, there are organs of the they can be put into haman be t them into animals.” iliMalltedadltel alticiiialedialta ‘Earth uake . Shakes Alaska Earthquake felt at Alaskan points yesterday afternoon wae recorded on the selemograph at the Univer. sity of Washington. The oscilla tions continued for a period of an hour and a hy About 45 minut after the first vibration there were two severe shocks, lasting two min- | utes, and separated by an interval of one minute. A cable dispatch from Cordova this morning stated that the tembior Was felt on the Alaska coant as far West as Seward, and Fairbanks, 350 miles inland, reports that {t was {eevere fo the Tanana valley. No |damage was done at any of the towns so far as reported. The warm weather, which Alas. kane attribute to the reported change in the course of the Japan current, continues through much of Alaska. Heavy rains are falling in the foothills, which {fs without precedent at this time ot the year “Meet Me at _ the Courthouse” “Meet me at the court house in Seattle January $1, 7 a. m., and } wo! wet married immediately,” |. Thus read the letter from James |J. Catkings of Vancouver, B, C., to Catherine A. King, a pretty Denver | girl | Miss King accepted the invitation, and arrived at the court house be fo business hours, about 7:15 a m. Calkins was already waiting. | When the auditor's office was final | ly opened at § o'clock they were the first customers of the day marriage license clefk issued the a Heense, and they hurried to early mass at some Catholic church where they said they intended to have the marriage solemnized. — CASCARETS INSURE INSIDE CLEANLINESS The millions of Cascaret users never have Headache, Consti- pation, Biliousness or Sick “Stomach. It mote necessary that you keep your Bowels, fiver and Stomach clean, pure and fresh than it is to keep the sewers and drain. |age of a large city free from ob: struction Are you keeping clean inside with |Cascarets—or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? This te important. Cascarets immediately and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and ferment- Jing food and, foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system the decomposed waste matter and poison in the intestines and bowels. No odds how badly and upset you feel, a Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep, A 10- cont box from your Urnggist will keep your entire family feeling | good for months, Don’t forget the | ehildren their lite insides need a@ good, gentle cleansing, too, cleanse | $93 Renton, Rainier Valley Words by Music by! OUDT OF Here! OUDT OF I my HOUSS Say t! ———— lal jlast time he left. Boyer had not found his first wife at home when lhe called at her house the other i day | Mr. Boyer, of course, was absent frequently from home,” Mrs. Boyer vald, “but, being « railroad mao, there was nothing to be suspected from these absences, 1 have noth first time wife No.|ing but sympathy for the other » dupiicity of her| woman.” husband, Letters and hints wer 1 never dreamed that he her clues, She wanted to satisfy) be married”’ Mine Rice said |herself, so she followed him~the! had known each other a long time.” Letter to a Million Owners of HYOMEI Inhalers, Some Information About the Money Back Cure for Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, Croup and There for the 2 learned of t . could during | it advisable to publish this and} on | haw cured more conse ce the vaper Sront= (acute, ehremtc, mild the oatarrt Tint in order to met the beat and Quickest “results | the | directions wely followed every four days inbaler b fever mind patiefied when for _catarrhs Fly of HYO- catarrial te eoumh: WORTH | Meme ae Prewertyt Borkne Mi Rueb ternat I Dalry supply MEI the inhal j tual benef Suid be poured Inte PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING | FIRMS IN THEY ARE RELIABLE 4 WY Oat) contalne the inhaler! or other pon ST. HOTEL IDAHO COLUMBIA Beddows Jewelry Store | When It Leaver Here It Will Keep Leeeeeeeeseeeeeess WATCH REPAIRING au TROMAS. BR Phone Ind. 1686. Coa New! | y | One Block From All Depots | Rooms All Prices. Correct Time. My Experience Will Guaran- tee You Safe Work. Columbia, O14 Renton Eine —_—_— CENTRAL FEED STORE ——————— | mOGAx & HOGAN 8256 Rainier Ave. Columbia. Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed Roypished. | Hot end Coa Water in AN Rooms STAR MARKET HARRY MUHL, Prop. Oldest Mar- strict, He Knows Your Ne ket in This PHONES, USE THEM Beacon 267. Ind. A 8199. GROCERS JOHNSON BROS. @ Few of Our Prices: Rest race Walnuts, 1b, Del Monte Asparagus Tips Beat 3-1b Solid Packed cann for tes Avid ether goods according, Give us a ital order and be convince Phone Cedar 1200, Beacon 3145. LUNCH AND CAFE -—FPxNONE— Beacon 784, Ind. York ————————— CONFECTIONERY We Are the Leading Place Here. A Clean Store. Prices might. ‘The Best Goods. — NY CITY SASH & DOOR CO. ~ SASH, DOORS AND MILL WORK B50 pe, Can ‘ommatoen, A Lunch or Meal | LIKE YOUR MOTHER USED TO} | SERVE YOU. |Home Cooked, Pork and Beans one| of My Specialties. MRS. 0. McCOSKRIE, Prop. jor. Jackeon and 23rd Ave. GRAVEL AND FUEL YOUR , Jackson Street and C Renton Und Beat equipped section. Lady att and day service. One of the beat men in . Phone Mt. 181, Tat. LAUN Imperial Steam Good Soap, Good Your Clothes “GOOD FEED" writ te! Central Meat CENTRAL MARKET, ; E. G. DITLE! Sunset M. 61. |GENERAL ME Williams & iF You coms ‘WILL stow | LIVE WIRE Phone Black 71, Ind. Sunset Beacon 1371, Ind. Col. 40. FUEL, ALL KINDS Certified Weight, Certificates QUALITY AND WEIGHT a GROCER | LAKE GRAVEL CO. and VICTOR | FUEL CO. PHONE Us Beacon 1068. Ind. 3591. MUTCHINSON & GETCHERLE, Props.| | | TAILORS | ~M. OLSEN |Meacon 1476 2417 Jackson St. FINE TAILORING W. P. PHALEN P 18 plumbia 4 ‘The Leading Up-to-Date Grocer of the Rainier Valley. 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