The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1912, Page 8

Among European nations Germ any has the largest and Norway the @maiiest death rate among children under one year. February Announcement FUNNY SIGHTS I For the we will continued discount ork—-dyeing, cleaning, syitiowing apd remaking ODE MI! eRY scHne! 1 CATCH Your, earn OCOD’ We sell 4 § months’ course and & warranted instrument for ok ment Jats Invest te GOOD | banking connection may mean the difference be- tween success and fail- ure in your enterprise. Establish banking re- lations with a strong, experienced institution like this. It will help your credit and pro- mote your interests in a great many ways. G oO ge mE ADVA! y HAS OVER AM THE SEATTLE STAR’ IN FOREIGN SITES Extra! A Pretty Girl Discovered in China! Web and the Other Tourists Take Turns Looking at Her “Ma, Kiet GO BARE FOOT? 1T's MICE A Lt. 7 AP nrage A Bor - American legation, but the Chinw The REASON DY ZERTON BRALEY The man who wins out and who gets to the top Is mostly the fellow that mothing can stop, No unions are necded HIS state to advance, No laws need to free HIM from fell circumstance; But he's the exception--forget him—we know Phat the Everyday Chap hasn't quite got a show, And what we desire im to give a fair rub, To the Average, Commonplace, Workaday Dub, The wealth of the nation ds not in The Great, it's not in the folk who ave living In state; it's found in the comfort of body and mind Of hard-working people—the every-day kind, They're body and sinew and heart of the land; Without them-—a nation is builded on sand, And that's why we take up the cudgel and club Yor the Average, Commonplace, Workaday Dub. Who ts be?—the carpenter laying your floor, The postman who whistles outside of your door, ‘The street car conductor, the grocery clerk, ‘The factory hand at his wearisome work; Who Is he? He's you and he likewise ts 1, And therefore it's plain to be noted just why We all need to better the home and the grub Of the Average, Commonplace, Workaday Dub, = ees ce A bg reception has been prepar- ed by the Seattle and Prefontaine | councils of the Knights of Colam- | bow for the bug high priest of the | Seattle Carnival uxsociation, who | will intrude during their regular, T meeting in the Alaska building to- Feb. 6, 1864, the championship night. “Hook Worm Disease” will be the! pattie of Champion Hills was topic of a discussion by Dr, H. G fought. The hilis Laselle bef, the meeting of the King Count Medical society at the Chamber 6+ Jommerce tonight. — was a champion orel. only 27,000. FURNITUR DRY GooD' Store Closes Fighery experts are purried to know what's Twenty-seven years ago 500,000 barrels wer, spre, rd FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Daily at 6:90, The February Sale of Plain An opportunity to select handsome and Waists and Dresses, at a manifest saving fro Sifks under ordinary conditions, The good st as the low Sale price. The selling includes :— 26-inch Pekin- and Hairline-stripe Messa- line Silks, in an excellent quality for waists, gowns and under-slips. 26-inch Foulard Silks in Jacquard designs, appropriate for gowns, in various color-com- binations, 26-inch Black Paillette de Soie, a satin | weave, suitable for waists and costumes. 24-inch Silk Crepe for afternoon and even- ing dresses, in a good color range. serviceable Silks for making mp inte mothe prices that would be asked dl yles and qualities are as attractive g 20-inch Plain Silk Messaline, 4 grade for waists, petticoats and a variety of pleasing colors, Novelty Taffeta, Messaline and Silks, 19 and 20 inches | | 20-inch Silk Charmeuse, a soft | fo gowns, waists and trimmings, igg } color assortment. February Sale of Silk Petti At Two Low Prices Pekin. At Hankow we caught the ex eo at the gate sald “N.G.” Our ship press for Pekin—which ruas week: | brand of passes had been out of ly. Luekily there were several|/ date six months We telephoned Americans on board and we bad athe jegation. The secretary tells pleasant trip. Por the first 75 miles| us the Chinese are full of prune we had a striking novelty in our) or words to that effect. The gate midst, the first genuinely pretty! keeper goes to the ‘phone and girl we had seen since deaving throws the wire Into convulsions. Shanghai. There were but two seata| Secretary of legation calls up Boo in the car from whieh she could | Hoo Foo or some such person. Boo THE First National Bank O-ganized 1882 Pioneer Square, Seattic Interest Paid ca Time aad Savings Deposits Messaline Silk Petticoats in the correct straight-cut models, soft, light-weight and serviceable, fashioned with deep accordion- plaited flounce, finished with braid at bot- Petticoats in a good quality of taffeta, in prevailing straight-cut signed with plaited flounce, braid, and cotton or silk unde RICHLAND, Feb, S—In order to ina! of organ- the advisability aed federates 18 s miles in constant Vee skirmish, and nina . that without jas ing any of the speed that they had be viewed to advantage, so the mem of our party took turns In oceupy- , ing them. But at Ping Pong or some such place the lady's husband met her and we saw her no more, As seon as we arrived In Pekin | we went to see the Great Wail, It looks exactly like its pictures, jonly more so. On the top of the wall me met a missionary who told ts the wall was built in 20 years. Most of us labored under the im | pression that it took about a thou sand years. But the missionary had j been here nine years and he ought to know. | The Summer Palace, from Pekin, is open to visitors when jthe royal family ian't at home. We | Sot our passes all right, through the ELECTRO: LAMINATION Agree at Last PEKIN, Feb. 5.—The last stage of peace negotiations was practical- ly completed here today with the announcement that the republicans had agreed to permit Providtomal President Sun Yat Sen and Premier Yuan Shi Kai to govern China joint ly until a president conld be elected | 12 miles} Hoo says no use, nothing to be done. So we eat our lunch In 6 new iby pavillion, where we find st [brown Filipinos, who have tickets lof the right brand. Dr. Roads there upon gets up and snorts. He is an American citizen, by gum, and he | will make it good and hot for these dul® representing the United States in China. | That night we went for a walk lon the old wall of the city, and fo | the dusk were startled by a regular melodrama cry: “Halt! Who goes | there? it was a United States regular, doing sentry duty on the wall of Pekis' Yours, WER. FATHER AND SON | BOTH IN PRISON | SAN QUENTIN, Cal. Feb. &—For the first time in the history of the | state here a father and son | arrived ner to serve terms of 15 years each for burglary, when Ne . by all the people. This agreement followed an edict by the empress r instructing Premier Yuan Shi Kai to assist southern repob- |Heans in the formation of a republic. charged with a series of burglaries at Riverside. 2 DIES IN PRISON SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Feb 5— Joe employed attle behing Co., was hei Jackson st. lost night by and was robbed of $108, represent: ing bis savings for months, A requisition has been issued by Gov, Weat of Oregon on the et of Washington for the return of G. A. Schroeder, charged with veny in Portland. It is charged that Mra. Sebroeder stole $113 worth of property from various Portland homes. She was arrested here. SERRE EEE E ESE t% ‘The brook impeded has a & song.—Ingersoll. * ARR ERAARARAH * * Home of J. 8. Peterson, 915 17th ay, was entered by thieves last ight. The place was ransacked and a few pleces of jewelry were carried away. of @ man thought to be Gue inet wae found terribly man- gied 100 feet from the north @n- trante of the Great Northern tun nel, by Engineer Jobn Mayrio’ | who drove light engine 1011 through the tunnel early fa the morning. planned to make if Be sides that, the Confederates left be- hind them a pontoon bridge which was too much trouble to carry. The hired man works mightily From early morn to night, And then the farmer's profits go To tame his appeitie. NEW YORK, Feb. 5—By raising ithe price of gasoline two cents on, the off trust has 00,000 a month to the bills of automobiiista in New York state alone. BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 5—A ht shoe has cost Mise Josephine $ {Patton her right leg. A elight tr ritation was followed by gangrene ‘and then by amputation of the leg. NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—Unable to her trunk Into the regulat icabin on the liner Cincinnati, Mra. Sulla Ackerman, of St. Joseph, Mo, took a $1,000 deck suite rooms. NEWPORT, R. |, Feb. 5—Mre. Cameron McRae Winslow, widow of Rear Admiral Winslow, has giv en over her residence for the wed ding of two of her servants and has arranged all the details of the nuptials, tom. In a good rang plain colors and changeable effects, Special $3.75. 2-quart size, special 344-quart size, special 6O¢. 434-quart size, special T5¢. Colored Silk ¢ of staple and new | navy, brown, gray, emerald and gen are the colors represented, | Specially Priced made, of Swiss sheet aluminum, seamless and heay These Kettles are light and durable—the special prices are as follows: 50¢. | 5}4-quart size, special S5¢. 6Y4-quart size, special $1.10, 7¥4-quart size, special 4-quart size, special $1.85. with lip and bail. —Hourefu: New Wide Brocaded Satin Ribbons in j blue, yellow and white; 63% yard; 7 inches wide, &5c yard, _ Umbrellas Price $3.75 Interesting values in Women’s 8-rib Um- Taffeta Ribbons in satin-stripe fects; green, gray, brown and | inches wide, 50c yard. NEW YORK, Feb. 5—“Women should have been given a chance at Adam's backbone, instead of bis naval|chest protector,” Mra. G. F. M. all| Bond, of Yonkers, declared at a KINGSTO: ¥., Feb. 5.—Mon- | Michael Kirby, serving a two years’ signor Richard Lalor BurtzeH, a/ sentence for manslaughter In San _prominent Catholic prelate, is dead | Quentin prison is dead bere today here today of pneumonia. of tuberculosis. That ultra exclusive brellas covered in a good quality of pure Taf- BUSINESS DIR NOTICE! ‘We do not carry everything. we do carry @ good neiection of Mags on Sonne Merete tate ‘TRY Us. _—————— BALLARD BAKING CO. _ Phone Ballard 614 BALLARD BAKING CO. . 6718 24th a we QUALITY AND QUANTITY ROYAL DYE WORKS i L. C. Hotchkiss Is the Place All the seasonable le and fancy Broceries. GIVE HIM A TRIAL 14608 Bal. bot t 403 32n4 B. Ww. High Grade Goods, Prices Reason- able. Maximum Canned Goods, Will's Tens and Coffees, Map of Ttaly Olive Of1, Ballard Eggs, Not- ted Gem Spuda. << 25TH AVE. GROCERY 16. OUNCES TO THR POUND Quick, Prompt Service Use the Phone—Bailard 231. GROCERY WE ARE MONEY SAVEAS FOR You Phone Bal. 064 Gentlemen's suits cleaned and ‘Women's suits cleaned and presned, $1.00 and $1.25. ROYAL DYE WORKS. 2 Ay, and 67th St. ALL HEATING STOVES AT COST. LARGEST LINZ IN BALLARD TO SELECT FROM. Ballard Hardware Co., Inc. 6201-5203 not sell the cheapest im to sell the cleanest a cream in Ballard We ma ‘ t we cla! Poh best milk. an for all uses. THE ROYAL DAIRY $426 Leary Av. Phoiieé 16. seas Leary tv Phae CASCADE DRUG CO. _ For Cougtia and Colda of long st nd- ing try a battle of our Cod Liver Oil Emulation with Hypophosphites. Prive tec and 750 tle, | WOOD AND COAL ?. J. REMSEL WOOD AND COAL Cedar Wood a Specialty Our Delivery is the Best in Ballard Residence, 1707 W. Sith. Phone Ballard 802. Ballard Wash, Rallard Av. Phone Bal. 19 HOTEL BALLARD “Ballard Ave. and Dock Piace. The Only Strictly Modern House in Town Dining Room in Connection it Desired. One Trial In All We Ask. Phone Ballard 263 MICHIGAN LAUNDRY EMBALMERS Solicits Your Trade aMtentton W. S, MAYFIELD PHONE BALLARD 9 Prices in ‘Reach. Prraniet need tina c bore seth COOK'S RESTAURANT “SEALSHIPT Oysters” Carried in Stock Star Want Ads Bring Results BALLARD HARDWARE CO) ——enreenmmnnnnmm—— | aponaore club in Washington ts aflutter over if whether chris nue cutters ought to be al lowed full mem- bership. Mies Barnes Richard- son, the always) smiling daughter of the congress man from Ala- bama, is sched- uled to break the wine bottle over the revenue cutter = Miam!'s nose, and Miss Elizabeth Hilles Cut Flowers ___ Potted Plants) Miss Richardson will perform a PAINT AND WALL PAPER|like office for the sister aap ie Unalga, and then they are going Bay View Paint and Wali -|{, apply for membership. Paper Store eee __ FLORIST | C. W. BRIDGES Phone for Quick Service Ballard 1000 Design Work Decorating Big Selection Mrs, William Taylor returned to teners of revel meeting of suffragettes, HERR RKKKHARKRE * AT THE THEATRES % Moore—Dobbs’ Alaskan mo- ® tion pictures, Metropolitan——Dark. & Seattie—h. B. Barnum, ® notist ® Emprese—Vaudevilie. & Pantagee—Vaudevilic. * Orpheum—Vandeville. % Grand—Vaudeville and motion *® = pictures. * hyp- Seeeeeeeeestese REE HHEARKRAKRER The ordinary miich cow should drink from 10 to 15 gallons of water dally, And to think we blame the milkman! SOUTH NORWALK, Conn., Feb. 5—Ten men here have formed al the Chincoteague lighthouse, Snow Hill, Md, to find her husband kneeling at his bedside dead. She guarded the light alone that night, rowing to the village at daybreak with the body of ber husband. Phone Ballard 1505 ____ REAL ESTATE marae _ Loans J. T. ARMSTRONG sass Ballard Ave. Some Crisp, Good Buys on Phones, oleae nat Bat Sh: Me oe _Ballard Sheet Metal Works 8: & Siuzew OUR ASECo Te -Ballard Sheet Metal Works | Skylights, Blow Piping, sutters, Hotel and R A man at twenty-one is bent Beneath his weight of knowledge, His head is full of wondrous things That he souked up at college. But twenty-one will pass—and then He'll never know it all again, PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.—Mre. Frederick Carr ja the first leap year bride of this section. She was Miss Margaret BE. Molenkopf until |zhe “popped the question,” stood for the carfare and paid the preacher. PruOwE Malinra RK am Conductors Wotnd Restaurant General Mill and Boat Work Ballard. Wash. Si1t Pallara TOY SHOP one's OF SWEETS »'4 ! OYE! TOYS! Toys E A 8331 AND SEE Spa peg aah Enterprise Wine & Liquor Co. A Pull Line of the Heat Wines, Whiskies and Cordials Remember ay Bo your Holiday ENTERPRISE WINE «@ LIQUOR co. CHICAGO, Feb. 5—Deciaring that she did not dare write heme for money, Countess Lolita Della Predosa, 46, of Turin, Italy, haw ap pealed to the county court for “temporary financial assistance.” CHICAGO, Feb. 5—When Mary Habrywicz was brought into court on ejectment proceedings becanse she couldn't pay her rent, Judge Sa bath paid it for her and asked the public for a “rent fund for the WELDON, Ill, Feb. 5.—Because he denounced the conduct of three young men during revival service, Rey. F. L. Buck was attacked and Avenger by the men after the meet ng. Joe Kehrmann, SALMON BAY WOOD Co. L. 0. RENDRICKS, Prop. | Office Phone Bal. 475. Res., Bal. 974 SALMON BAY Woop Co, | | Wood and Coal FULL WHIGET AND At Btimson'a Mill Beattie Wenn, REAL ESTATE eet hail WARFORD REALTY CO. | MIA, | BUILDERS BaAnGaIm. | | PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.—The | 50x162-ft. lot. all improve n secret of raising the fragrant and fen, Pee ae: See. beautiful Biking rose was lost when iad John Osear Hedlund, the horticul- turist, was killed by a train, He NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—John D. Rockefeller paid a quarter of a mil jlion dollars for a town house on 54th street near his own residence, to keep @ store from occupying the property. ts in Half block to Phone Ballard ASK WARFORD jcbareea in the indictmen cremation club, The first to die will have his expenses paid by the remaining nine, and so on down the list, The last man pays his own expenses. SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 5.—De- manding the money or the trous- sean he bought for Stella Gabel eska, who, he says, jilted him, Stanley Krupinski had the girl ar rested gs she was leaving license | court with another sweetheart, Lous J. Wilde of San Diego, Cal., today stands acquitted of the charge | Trust and Savings bank | Late Saturday afternoon Judge J.| P. Kavanaugh Instructed the jury | to return a verdict of not guilty The court upheld the contention of the defense that the state had} failed to prove the allegations | A KKKEMRRRARRKKSR TAKE YOUR CHOICE, GIRLS GREENSBURG, Kas,, Feb -For the benefit of spin- sters desiring to take advan tage of leap year, the “Stg nal” has prepared a directory of eligible bachelors in the county, setting forth the qual- ns of each. The list is headed by Charles A. Tay- lor, the champion checker player and horseshoe pitcher of Greensburg, Other names on the list include cattlemen, bankers and one newspaper editor, Cc $500,000 BREWERY FIRE CHICAGO, Feb, b.—The North western Malt company, one of the largest. breweries in Chicago, burned today, with a loss exceeding | $500,000, Six firemen were seri-| ously injured in efforts to prevent SSSHEES ESSE SEE EEE SEHEESEE ESET RE EEE Office, 6516 24th Av. N. W. jalone knew it. the fire from spreading, of embezzlement from the Oregon | Ombre Taffeta Ribbons, 734 rea | with 134-inch border in black dw corded effect; 85¢ yard. Heavy Satin Ribbon with knots in embroidered effect; wide—navy, red, green and white knots, also black with red} Novelty Silk Ribbons in large for millinery purposes, in blue, ; and white combinations; 7% } 85 yard. feta Silk, with strong, well-finished frames and detachable wood handles in plain and carved effects. The colors include: Navy Royal-blue King’s-blue Garnet Cardinal Dark-brown Havana-brown Gray Dark-, medium- and new-green Wistaria Black Price $3.7 —First Floor. e e Room-Size Rugs at Special Small remaining lots of Rugs in dropped patterns, and others made up carpetings, at final clearance reductions: Rags Made Up From Short Ends of Carpeting BODY BRUSSELS RUGS— TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS 10- 6x10-6, $25.00 8-3x11- 6, $11.25. 8-11x10-4, $23.50 8-3x10-11, $10.00. J 8- 3x 9-3, $20.00. Roxbury Brussels Rug, 9x11-2, 6- 8x10-5, $20.00. Wilton Velvet, 7-6x10-3, $19.25. 8- 3x 9-9, $19.25. Wilton, 8-3x11, $27.00. Discontinued Patterns in Factory-Made Rags TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS— BODY BRUSSELS RUGS— Four patterns, 9x12, $11.50. Five patterns in 9x12 size, $19.50) One pattern, 9x12, $15.25. Three patterns, 8-3x10-6, $13. One pattern, 8-3x10-6, $10.00. One pattern, 6x9, $5.00. WILTON RUGS— | The March Numbers Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Now on Sale i BASEMENT SALEROOM A Special Purchase of Marabou Muffs and Neckpi To Sell at $3.50 Each HIS purchase comprises Capes in brown, black and gray, lined in satin = with tassels of silk or marabou; twelve-strand Stoles, 24 and 244 yan H] in brown and black; also plain Maffs in brown. by Great Majestic FREDERICK & NELSO INCORPORATE!