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

A stray volume of real life Ie the dally pa a Dougias Jerrold. We agree with him, especially tains bills. THE SEATTLE STAR "LL FIND IT HERE, | raz vend OU’ DAY COND D FOR BUSY PEOPLE | ORY rac Pans EARLY DISPLAYS OF conducted by the =| Women's Tailored gusta, Gi . cae Afford a Comprehensive Idea of Correct ormer New York attorney In two montha 240,000 rabbits were killed in Kansas, Must have almost depopulated the FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Dally at 6:30, . C. Miller of Aberdeen, who hae been mentioned as a pokulble cat- didate for the position on the pub- He servioe commission Ynade vacant by the resignation of J. V. Law rence, is in Seattle, Miller would make no definite statement, “Capt. Paul Heck, the Curtine titer | of the army aviation schoo Bteamship Alameda, with a pas- senger list of over « hundred, many of them cannery men, will sall for Prince William sound ports tonight’ exraphy experk | ments now being Homecoming of Rev. J. E. O'Prien, pastor of the Ohureh of Our Lady of Good Help, who MALTED MILK \ |Lake, lant night. About 100 wer asking for sympathy, He pleaded ‘And Mr. Average Citizen has it| that Pure Nutrition, up body. |Purth is taking no chances on| recall Any: | Quiz congress last night wee 1A quick huach ori, the progressive candidate, too vif cilmanic candidates: Paw K. “AMUSEMENTS Get the Original and Genuine § Whom Is the Seattle Blectric com-| Hi Gill addressed an u H 0 R L | C K pany backing In the mayoralty con-/tic gathering at Kidd's hall, Gree Hi Gill says Parish ix getting the| present, He said he wanted h Food-drink for All Stone Webster support, Parish peo-/er chance to make good, but wasn't The - Ages. | pie say 111 GUN in getting IC met go Cit no matter who is elected, the For Infants, Invalid and children. | figured out that wise old Jakey|peopte should refrain from using the igorates the nursing andthe either Pariah or Gil alo but ts - ich milk, malted grain, in powder form. | }!sying the Kame both ways, | hose who appeared before the how, itt a dead sure cinch the 8. Quit ou Task, aight were minate. |. Co. is fighting George F, Cot-|Hugh Caldwell, corp Take no substitute. Ng the | progresaive candidate, and the following coun ej tooth and nail. Deodesd Not in Any Milk Trust Mohr, Otway Pardee, A. H. Goddard, peep sien MOORE THEATRE One week, starting Sunday, seats John C. Higkins, standpatter, de- liberately charged the socialists at the Parish rally yesterday with re pudiating the principles of Amer jean goverument, The Parish meet ing, by the way, was more than half *| filled with Cotterill supporters, and the progressive candidate was ap | plauded in the course of speeches Roth Phones 4%. Every Night ‘Thie Week Matinee Thursday. BARNUM ‘The Hypnotiat. More Fun Than @ Circus Nights—2he, 36c, Sc. Matiners—z6¢. ,a = “4 PICTURE OF DORIAN GREY” 6—OTHER BIG 8 &@ C ACTS-¢ MATINEE DAILY. l0e AND 200, PANTAGES THEATRE | Rvelye Martyn and Radle Nermas,| “ Texas “Runny Hi Torn: e—Other 10e ai alten DREAMLAND Seventh and Union contin work—dyeing, cleanti willowing and remak “MODEL MILLINER' S27 People's Bank ‘Bide FORCED TO VACATE Our Ballard Ave. store. we are selling everything at cost and Rverything goes; nothing . Horses, wagons an: ail store fixtures at your own Brice, F. MW. FAIRBANKS Grocery. Phone Ballard Ave. ‘Bal. 5 |} form, made by Higgins, J, C. Herbsynan and Mrs, J, B Reed. Parish Takes No Risk, Lest Thomas A, Parish, standpat eondidate for mayor, might, In an indisereet moment, ually discuss live issue in the campaign, his at the noonday rally yester day was carefully prepared and cen. sored, and typewritten. And then Parish read it to the audience. It repeated the same generalities and platitudes that have characterized all his speeches during the cam- paign, Mra. J.B. Reed defended the tite of “pussy-foot,” applied te Parish, She said a “pussy-foot” is a sure foot, so therefore, Parish is a safe ran. . 3. C. Herbeman, at the Parish meeting, read from Cottertl's plat- form to prove that Parish had in- |lotuded the same planks in his own colorless, “middle-of-the-road” plat. (Laughter) “Doesn't It seem presumptive that he (Cotterii!) should discuss the initiative and referendum in his platform?” Herbsman asked, And he finally worked himself up to such a state that he even made the statement’ that Cotterill does not go so far on municipal owner ship as Parish does. (More laugh ter.) Horner Speaks to Men's Club. Thomas R. Horner, candidate for corporation counsel, addressed a large crowd at the Men's club of the Queen Anne Congregational chureh last evening. He dealt with the question of municipal owner- ship of @ telephone system. He showed that in cities where mu- nicipal ownership prevails, the rates are one-fourth of whet they are in Seattle, and charged the private ec rporations with watering thetr stocks and making the people pay dividends on them. At the Labor Temple last night Horner discussed municipal ownership of railways be- fore the Central Labor Council. A meeting was held at the Arctic club at noon today for the purpose of organizing a James A. Huight club for the councilmanic candidate. Homer M. Hill was chairman. George F. Cotterill, Dr. Fannie Leake Cummings and Judge W. H. White addressed a large gathering of Scandinavian women at the Nor- wegian Methodist church yesterday afternoon, Cotterill also spoke at a meeting of the Modern Woodmen, in Evergreen hall, last night, and the Madrona school. G. N. Hodgdon and Joho P, Kelley The socialists packed two halls jo Ballard last night, one at June tion hall and the other at the Mac cabdee hall. Two socialist theetings will also be held tonight. B. J Rrown, corporation counsel cand date, ix to be principal speaker at Rainier hall, Rainier Beach, and Hulet M. Wells, mayoralty cand just returned from « trip in the East, will be the occasion of a cele- bration at the Hibernian hall, Ninth and Yesler, by bis parishioners to-y morrow night. Oe eed * * *® SPOKANE, Feb. & — The * candidacy of State Senator Harry Rosenhaupt for date, at Angevine hall, Youngstown. Leren: nounced An invitation has been extended to all candidates to appear before the Beacon Hi} Improvement club at the fire station, corner Mansa: chusetts and 14th ay, 8, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, Only 16 candidates responded to the general Invitation of the Ma drona Heights Improvement club to appear at the school house last night. George F. Cotterill and T. A. Parish were the mayoralty candt dates to show up. The others were; Caldwell, Hammond and Tindall for corporation counsel, Quigley, Has tings and Carroll for comptrotier, Appleton, Boblke, Hodgdon, Pardee, Probatfeldt, C. W. Smith, Tilton and Wolfe for council, Phillip Tindall, whose campaign Nterature and advertising are aban- dantly before the public, says that he has no big campaign fund behind him, and denies any insinuations that he has corporation backing, He claims that much of the work being done for him comes volun tarily from personal friends and fraternity brothers. He also says that a good deal of his advertising comes gratis, Here's the newest remedy for the high cost of living. It was sprang by John P. Kelley, counctimanie as pirant at the Quis congress. His cure js “a common user clause.” Kelley seems to regard the “com- mon user clause,” whatever he means by that, a# a panacea for all ills, He says that a safeguard on the Bush terminal project could be worked out by it also, ‘The Socialist Quis club meets on Friday, February 9, at Good Bats Cafeteria, 110 Cherry st., In a-<com- mittee room on the top floor, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Dr, KJ. Brown, socialist candidate for Otporation counsel, will speak on the Bush ter- minals and other matters. The soctalists were locked out of the West Seattle theatre last night, where they were to hold forth. The trouble arose over # dispute with an extremely irate proprietor, How, ever, the audience followed the speakers to Neise's hall, a few blocks distant. A mieeting and reception of the Wisconsin Social club will be held In the rooms of the Commercial club Saturday night at § o'clock, All former Sesidents of Wisconsin are invited. ‘We want you to return any article and exchange for pos Posen” See would have @ hard fine doing this in Seatt) DE WITH US AND SAVE x MONE’ EVERYTHING FOR MEN. — BALLARD BAKING CO. ——————————— Phone Ballard 614 BALLARD BAKING CO. & SONS, Props. 6218 24th Ave. N. W. QUALITY AED QUANTITY oe pnecttierieetenattinimeetaaas ROYAL DYE WORKS ie SPECIAL Gentlemen's cleaned PT Homen's. suite cleaned and pressed, $1.00 and $1.25. ROTAL DYE WORKS. sults and e ngs sell the cheng we claim to sell the © Bel pest milk and cream in Ba for all uses. THE ROYAL DAIRY $426 Leary Av. Phone 16. kt A eae anda CASCADE DRUG CO. _ For Cough# and Colds of long stand- ing try « bottle of our Cod Liver Oil Emulsion with Hixpophosphites rice 40¢ and 750 a bottle. 6403 Ballard ave. PRORE Ballerd 216 EMBALMERS —<—— ®. 3. RENSEL WOOD AND COAL Cedar Wood « Specialty Our Delivery is the Best in Calls Wight or Day. | Attention ‘W. 8. MAYFIELD PHONE BALLARD 9 1 Prices in ‘Reach. GROCER Remember that if yes sou L. C. Hotchkiss Is the Place All the seasonable staple and fancy Kroceries. GIVE HIM A TRIAL 402, Phone Bal. 40 6402 32nd HW. W. Phone Bal. 084 High Grade Goods. Prices Meason- able. Maximum Canned Goods Hill's Teas and Coffers, Map o! Italy Olive Oil, Rallerd Egus, Net- ted Gem Spuds. 25TH AVE. GROCERY is OUNCES 46 FEE FOUND Quick, Prompt Service ‘Use the Phone—Ballasé 831. GROCERY ‘WE ARE MONEY SAVERS FOR You 26th Av, and 67th St. BALLARD HARDWARE CO ALL MEATING STOVES AT COST. LARGEST LINE IN BALLARD TO SELECT FROM. Ballard Hardware Co., Inc. 6201-5202 Ballard Av. Phone Ral. 19 * HOTEL BALLARD “Ballard Ave. and Dock Place. The Only Strictly Modern House in Town Dining Room in Connection if One Trial Ta Ait We Ask __MICHIGAN LAUNDRY Phone Baliara 263. | MICHIGAN LAUNDRY Solicits Your Trade SHIRTS 100 COLLARS 2140 CUPFS 6c PAIR 5406 20th Av. M. W., Ballard, Wash. 2608 a0 Be bia, Woah |_COOK'S RESTAURANT “SEALSHIPT Phone Ballara | Oysters” | miles a | i Carried in Stock | Star Want Ads garded ax a progressive. seeeeeee ARMA RERAD Governor Hay arrived here yeater- day, and will spend the entire week here in regurd to state matters, The governor, when questioned re- garding the appointment of the suc- consor to J. C. Lawrence, stated it would make the appoint- ment about the last of the month, Hay Is investigating the advisabil- ity ot pardoning H, B, Boone, con vieted and sentenced for violating the state banking la ~—— February &, 1862, Gen, Burnside and Commodore Goldsborough, by — @ combined at tack, captured Roanoke iwland, off the coast of ‘a: orth Carolina, * hich had been chiefly famous theretofore as the place where Sir Walter Ra leigh’s colonis spent thetr days looking for gold and pearls, They firmly believed that the Roanoke river rose in # cavern in rocks of gold, studded with pearls, Burn- side, however, knew Ite real value. “It tm the key,” he said, “which un- locks two sounds, eight rivers, four canals and two railroads.” RAR HRAKHHAHREE * wr AT THE THEATRES * ® Moore—Dobba’ Alaskan mo-w * ton * & Metropolitan—Dark. ® Seattio—R. B. Barnum, ® = notiat. ® Emprese—Vaudeville. & Pamtages—Vaudeville. ww Orpheum—Vaudeville. & Grand—Vaudeville and motion # & pictures, * RAEARARARARARKKHEH Verdict of not guilty in the case of Harry Humphrey, charged with attempted robbery, caused Judge Ronald to caution the jurors to be- ware of allowing their sympathies to determine their verdicts. Dr, R. A. McClure, seriously in- jured when bis auto and a street car collided on First av, Tuesday evening, was removed from the elty __ FLORIST C. W. BRIDGES Phone for Quick Service Ballard 1006 Design Work Decorating Big Selection Cut Flowers Potted Plants n.| PAINT AND WALL PAPER Bay View Paint and Wali Paper Store Jon Phone Ballard 1505 ot ESTATE “——— i invesreamrs *OANS + T. ARM! S418 Ballard ae® Some Criep, Good Buys on Phones, eenen mat ast tha thet ‘ wale — Metal Works um Ballard Sheet Metal Works ping, Conductor as and Restaurant. Genera! meu s 5114 Ballard Aven Belen a TOY SHOP PALACE OF SWEETS TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! asortment, Mest Pri COME AND SEE 5931 Ballard av, SEE Enterprise Wine & Liquor Co, A Full Vine of the Best Wines, Whiskies and Cordials Remember me for your Goods. Hise ee ENTERPRISE WINE @ Liquor Co. ‘ash, Joe Kehrmann. SALMON BAY WQOD Co. %. 0. HENDRICKS, Prop. as Office Phone Bal. 475, Res., Bal. 974 SALMON BAY WOOD Co, Wood and Coal FULL WEIGHT AND MEASUR: At Stimaon's Mill - Seattien Ware REAL ESTATE “WARFORD REALTY CO. BUILDERS’ yer 50x102-ft, lot, all improvements tn hospital to the Pacific hompital. His condition shows material improve ment M. AR. Wharram, a carpenter, tiv. ing at 8014 Brooklyn a fel through a hole he was cutting in front of the Diamond Ice company's plant, at Western ay. and Union st. yesterday, and was killed, NEW YORK, Feb. &—The five Justices of the appellate division of the supreme court have decided that a tenant cannot be sued for rent if the landlord failed to keep his apartment warm, > lg ala 2 ahh ti Sesh Ad & Alvah E. Heath, Seattle's *® gold star cop, wax awarded ® $4,500 damages yesterday in ® his suit for $14,575 against the * Seattle Taxicab company. ® Heath was hit by a taxi when ® he endeavored to atop it for ® exceeding the speed limit 7 * * * * * ® * * a * RAKE “Why We Need Air” is the title of the first of a series of seven “Common-Sense Talke by Common to be delivered . ©. A., and will be de livered by Dr. 8. Bourns at the Y¥. M. C. A. this evening. All of the lectures will be free. NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—While dig- ging in the ruins of the Equitable building an Italian laborer picked _|up & roll of bills containing $30,000. It was taken from him and returned to Its owner, San Francisco bank clerk, who , testified that he drank 1 quarts of beer within six hours: Did money driye bim to drink? SPRINGFIELD, Ii), Feb. 8— Through its six offices the Illinois Free Employment Bureau found jobs for 59,827 men and women during 1911. Driving her about the fields hitched to a harrow was a Kansas: City divorcee’s explanation of her {husband's interpretation of woman suffrage. LAPORTE, Ind. Feb. 8—The probate court here, in charge of |the $30,000,000 estate of Katherine Barker, @ minor, has taken under consideration her application to give $10,000 to a charity home, CHICAGO, Feb. 8.—Florence An- general, and who in being consid: ered by the pres ident for a fed: 1 judgeship, is charged by the women of his state with being responsible for! the Impovency of | Captain Beck New York's child) labor laws, se Mra. Mary Armour, known In pro- hibition circles tn her own state as “the Georgia cyclone,” told a bunch of United Staten sevators that they “could learn a lot.” Her audience did not agree with her. NEW YORK, 6.—Mre. Oscar Lewisohn (Edna May) has furnish ed an elaborate apartment here for her fathega who has carried the mails in Syracuse, N, Y,, for a score of years, TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Feb, 8.— Fire fighters from the estate of Jobn D., the world’s richest man, fought side by side with «fire fight ers from the poorhouse in saving the village of Kastview from flames, SAVANNAH, Ga. Feb, 8—The Trinh leaders of Savannal linve wot notified President Taft that if he will visit their city Wey will change St. Patrick's day from March 17 to any date that will sult bis convenience, Se eR REED EHH & At @ conference between * *® Mayor Dilling, the council and & *® the board of public works, a & | motion wan passed to concen: © w® trate the responsibility in the Cedar river watershed devel opment, probably placing it on the shoulders of City Engineer Dimmock. The councit was urged to hasten along the measures to start the con- struction work on the power dam, for which $1,000,000 was voted. i i ie i ln in in iain i nie inl NEW YORK, Feb, 8—-To prove the efficiency of a “patent collar parachute” for steeplejacks, Fred. erick R. Law leaped fre the top of the statue of Libert. and only seeeeeeee eeeeestase wa) *prained his ankle by hix 200-foot drop. NEW VORK, Feb. 8—President Chas, C. Moore of the Panama Pa cific exposition today is in New appropriath New York municipal building on the San Francisco fatr grounds. BERLIN, Feb. Appropriations | for a greater army and navy were | a@cmanded by Emperor William to- day when, helmet on bead, be in reon opened the reich the 13th assembled since the founda tion of the German empire. NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Frank H. Davis, partner of Edwin Hawley, ‘was elected a vice president of the ‘Chicago & Alton Railroad company. DETROIT, Mich, Feb. &—Rev. Yacklaw Kruzka, pastor of St. Al- bertus chureb, Milwaukee, Wis. was expelled from the Poll jolic priests’ convention. NEW YORK, Feb. 8—General managers of Eastern railroads held an exect tve conference, presum- ably to consider the demands of the locomotive engineers for increased pay. Railroad presidents, it ts un- derstood, will confer tomorrow and out of the conference it is hoped to agree on a general plan of deal ing with the engineers’ demands. NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 8—Allis McFarland, found guilty of murder. ing his wife, Evelyn, by giving her cyanide of potassium, was sen- tenced to die in the electric chair at Trenton in the week beginning Mareh 17. CHICAGO, the phone burglar gained entra: Helen Schaub’s home her of all her cash and $100 worth of jewelry. ® ri COLUMBU: 0, Feb, 8—“If women live, eat, shop and work with men, it cannot hurt them to vote with men,” Attorney Hanna Quimby told the constitutional con- vention committee on equal suf- frage. CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 8.—Attor- ney P. L. A. Leighley offered to |nerve a 90-day workhouse sentence for Charles Woodward, sentenced |for contempt of court, but the sher- iff would not gtant Leighley’s bid for experience. PHILADELPHIA, Feb, “Straight Tip,” a Boston terrier valued at $1,750, was given a state |funeral by his owner, Dr, H. D, Martin. He is survived by a widow, “ Tip Top Floss Straight Tip,” and 168 grandchil- dren, Cleveland inventor has machine fitted with 30 gasoline burners which scoops up and melts snow while maintaining a speed of 10 miles an hour, PITTSBURG, Pa. Feb. 8——The Bureau of Detectives’ “Good An- gel” and East End society woman, bought a ticket for Mrs, T. H, Jud- |son, of Vallejo, Calif., and sent her homeward, Her husband, it is al- loged, left her penniless here, INDEPENDENCE, Kas., Feb. 8,— jAfter being out three nights and three days, the 'y in the case of N inspection of the daily increasing assortments reveals clever Serges are as strongly in demand as ever —whipcords, fancy worsteds, mixtures and | long revers, side-fastening and q Style Ideas for Spring nnovations ries, colors and trimming effects that lend unusual attractiveness to thea } models in Women's Suits. The Coats average 26 inches iq if] diagonals also figure prominently in these displays. White and tan, navy-blue, brown, gray and black are the most prominent in fects are pleasing features in the new Many skirts show a side-tunie effec ds very smart and lends a slight fullness the color-range for Spring. Interesting values are offered at $25.00, garment. Women’s New Colored Silk Umbrellas strong frames and wood handles in plain and carved effects. OMEN’S 8-rib Umbrellas, covered in Colors Special $2.95 —a new importation of fine G good quality pure taffeta silk, with } broidered in self and include navy, cardinal, brown, Special, the pair, $1.00, green and black. Carpet-Size Domestic I Special $2.95. —First Floor, 480 Patterns in Ready for the Inspection of this extensive new showing, widely-diifering requirements as to weave, coloring and price are met. with ease. of beautiful new patterns and colorings make this in some respects the most play we have ever held, Fifty-four patterns in 9x12 Body Brussels Rugs. Fifty-six patterns in Rugs. Thirty-seven patterns in 9x12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs. Twenty-five patterns in 9x12 Velvet and Wilton Velvet Rugs. ‘As an example of the variety from which you may select, in the in demand, the Spring purchases include :— Eighteen patterns in 8-3x10 Brussels Rugs. 9x12 Axminster Rugs. minster Rugs. $35,00, $45.00, $55.00 and upward, Kid Gloves, overseam sewn, P conti two patent clasps. Black, white,’ gray, navy, mode and champagne: Mail and ‘Telephone Promptly Filled ‘The great range of sizes and the Thirty-two patterns in 83x Twenty-seven patterns in fs Seventy-four patterns in 9x12 Wilton Rugs. Forty-seven patterns in 6x9 | Tapestry, Axminster and Velvet Twelve patterns in 8-3x10-6 Body Brus- sels Rugs. The assortments are equally attractive in the smaller and larger sizes, feet and from 9x13-6 to 10-6x14 feet. Six good patterns in Printed Linoleum, Linoleum Special square yard. “Ekco” Flexible Collar Stays, 10c. Tape Measures, with slide hem gauge, 5c and 10c, “Setwell” Coat, Skirt and Trousers Hang- ers, 10¢ and 25¢, Friday Four good patterns in Inlaid Linoleum, | square yard. WELL-MADE Dining Table of selected stock, dull golden finish, with 45 inch round top extending to six feet. Heavy, round pedestal, equipped with posi- tive locking device. Price $1 aT ° ee e Solid Oak. Dining Chair, $2.75 | S OLID quartered oak Dining Chair in dull golden finish; | saddle-shape seat and panel back. and well braced throughout. Substantially-built Price $2.75. —Furniture Headquarters, Third Floor. Items in Notions Seard Hair-pins, jet or bronze, as- ¢s in a box, 25¢, Barbour’s F, D. A, Linen 10¢ spool ; $1.00 dozen. and colors, 2 for Se. Rosalind-In Hair Wavers, 25¢ Juno Shirtwaist Shields, sm and large sizes, 15c, 20c and 256.973 3 “Silkateen” Darning Floss, ® Thirty-three patterns in 7-6x9 Ve minster and Tapestry Brussels Rags and paid, for $660, Half blgck 24th” av. car line, Phone Witiat? ASK WARFORD Office, 6516 24th Av. N. W. derson, 16, knocked out a hold-upjA, A. Truskett, charged with mur. man with a biow on the jaw. Helfdering J. D. 8. Neeley, wealthy oll revived and escaped while she was{eperator, failed to reach an agree- in search of a policeman, mont and was discharged, FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED... Residence, 1707 W. 67th, 4 Phone Ballard 602, Ballard Wash, Ballard | | Bring Results|