The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1912, Page 8

“What emelis so funny around here?” me pa, | cleaned out your dirty old pi (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) , little the old man, id his wife. Girls in Japan Wear Wooden Clogs ‘and Carry Nice Blue Umbrellas; Tokyo, Japan, Dear Bill: On landing at Nagasaki, with its modern European boulevard, or “bund,” as the foreign street along the. seashore is always called in the Rast, about the first thing that made me feel that I was actually in Japan was a pretty girl strolling along in ‘her wooden clogs and with a gorgeous blue umbrella over her head, For a goodly percentage of the male popull od F. W. STRANG, Candidate for the One-Year Coun- citmanic Term. Indorsed by the citizen's commit- tee—the largest and most repre- ‘wentative body of iness and pro- fessional men that ever took an ac tive part in a city campaign. February Announcement For Me benefit of our trons, ive 25 per cent actual Sarre discount on al work—dyeing, cleaning, curtiag, willowing and remaking. ODEL MILLINERY S27 Teepies Henk. Bids: FORCED TO VACATE ir Ballard Ave, store, we are selling ae prrueat os! at cost and Jess. ne woes: hy nothing lores, et pa store fixtures at your own AIRBANKS Grocery. Phone Bal. 3 el Irak tag G. lac mostly wore kimonos with those little, narrow-brimmed, cheese-box straw hats, the kind the farmer boy wears in rural melodramas. And what a fuss they make over a tall man! Why, I believe if I had set up a tent and charged an ad mission I should have ch good round sum, It remin, of the old pictures of Gulliver and the = Lilliputia In Kyoto it's even more of Cool! drop their load te rush to the windows, washerwomen rive up from the canals Nirting with Japanese town and all stare and marvel 4 the giant swings by Kyoto must be the most . inter esting city fn Japan. Its soft brown temples, its weatherbeaten pagodas tucked ‘ay in the pines and wistar! Bind pte tat @ Lincoln ! geiubax stop | tistle men about tend toward making tourist glad he's here. | mentioned THE SEATTLE STAR That Is, Some of his: Do gardens of the Bodekers, sung the praises of ted touring in this =TWE MOT Common Tyee re * ete its girls all the song ts going full force weary |now, ‘The last restful and to prove that statement | folded over be let me aay that doubly starred, to use the language American or European women a Every one has of the the Jap girl ladies O, K. a member of the sex since Commodore Peary popular. she is apt to be @ little more than country, and ia bit of all right. YOU'LL FIND IT HERE 8 OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE and the attraction should right They are certainly very, very nine out of ¢ same opinion, When t Markejohn Pasqualle was serious rved up as the result of a cut- ing affray at Eighth ay. and Lane at, last night. The injurea man ‘an removed to the elty hospital, | His assailant was Injured but es aaa re eae BAC te AONE This is the Master-Man, whose gentleness Was Power, tempered to the moment's need; Who loved all Good and hated only Greed, Treason and Wrong and all things that oppress. How great his burden w Nor how that heart no man may gueEs, hearts was wont to bleed Beneath the barbs he did not seem to heed, Yet, something does this homely face confess. Something of agony and hidden pain And strength that bore and hid them through the years Of sorrow for the wounded and the slain And War with all ite wake of wrath and ¢ See here a Man, in simple garments drest, Yet in the world’s great court the kingliest. rn. PAIBANks 18 CLOSING Mard Aye. Grocery Store. Bes eee $330 BALLARD AVE. * AT THE MOORE INE sEweUnv, STERLING SILVER Corner First During that time we will give Specially Reduced Prices on all Glasses and Fittings in our store. - $7.50 EYE GLASSES, NOW $2.50 U.S. Optical Co. 917 First Ave. The Leading Practical Opticians of the Pacific Coast, n, D. SEATTLES LADING DENTIST 713 FIRST AVENUE Union Block. STATE DENTAL WAR A GOOD THING FOR THE PEOPLE Save 4 Do lar. I Make a Peis athe Dental’ Combine 4 See, ponars Wik T Bo von Dente Dental | destel work at prices cam pay. | do not compete wie cert) dental t_ with the high-priced State tpentiats for leas es Bar fee. gnsrante jo not guarantee tthelrs, ™ Thi the combine 13 wires ave. 2 $0.16 pat ta 9 a Ore, ee ‘99, A RERKRARKAA AAR RH first night audience proved It core followed encore, and the en. The lilting, romping, music and the bright, sparkll Mnes of “The Chocolate Soldier scored an immense hit with the audience at the Moore theatre last | best. . This is the second visit of |in gay, gay Paree, and presents the | , cleanest wide of bright life fs an Oscar Straus creation, and | there. “students” glide” is nn-| \z night. the comic opera in Seattle, but it} best Non Bergere, charms with the subtlety of her art The that means that ft fs worth while. | other strong feature. capadie comedienne, are a couple more good ones, “Come Along, Ma Cherie” and “The Queen }thuslasm was so genuine that RRR EAR ER REM oionged the play over 20 usin-| rythmie | utes, Pretty Zoe Ba scored as singer and dancer. “Men, Men, Men” “The Red Rose” She raises a low comedy part to of Vanity Fair.” the height of real humor. Lilian Poli as Nadina is a pleasing prima and in costumes i Metropolitan all week, and is dis ft donna. Charles Purceli, the candy The piece is gorgeous in settings It will be at the soldier, also shows great ability in| tinetly worth » playing the part of a buffoon in anything but a buffoonish manner. There is a sightly lot of chorus | w girls, who sing well, too. There si pyreerkeeakheeee Duranto, a novelty musician, who | adds to the # |Struments the nese heads the bill at the & AT THE METROPOLITAN... # theatre for the first part of this REE EERHEEER AEE week. plenty of life and ginger throughout | the three acts. Rea “The Red Rose” Torre rr re ste 2s AT THE GRANO Al Watson in luxuriant beauty at the Metro-| Catcher.” politan last night. Seattle, taken altogether. quaintness of his t DONT BE DISCOURAGED Just because you fave not found the kind of land, Take a trip to GRE BANK and see what we have to offer. 5 Acre Tracts, 10 Acre Tracts, 40 Acre Tracts, Water Front Tracts, Tracts on County Road Don’t fail to come in and let us tell you about this land. Prices low, good transportation, best soil, ideal climtae, less location and climate you wanted. rainfall in winter, located in the most beautiful spot on Puget Sound. and price lists mailed on request. fine fishing, boating and hunting, od and Maps Calvin Philips & Co. 815-816 Leary Building En-|* ett, artist's model, |e Her )* is one of her very is framed makeup of a Chi Grand and company blossomed out present a farce called “The Dog Whitaker and Reese hit It's one of the {it up a few in some lively stepping. best musical comedies ever shen in|There are five photoplays in the) And the bill, leighteenth annual policemen’s ball to be given “at the Armory hall Feb, 21 The Coadt Poultry show ended Saturday night, after running for nix days. The show was largely attended aad was a decided succe: | Chas. H. Shield ‘and Otway Par- \dee will debate on the Single Tax at Caswell’s hall, Mountain View station, tomorrow olght. wore rere. 22 2 2s bed | AT THE THEATRES = & Chocolate Sol- Moore—"The der.” * Metropolitan — “The Red # Rone.” * Seattie—Rowe Melville in “Sie © Hopkins.” |® Empress—Vaudeville. * Pantages—Vaudeville. * & Orpheum—Vaudeville. * *® Grand—Vaudeville and motion #) pictures, FEROS RON EOS + And here Harvey Soott, editor of the Port is noted far and wide as some land Oregonian, ripper, an itorla! scrapper so to speak, Just at this particular é moment what * arouses his ine moat is single tax. Oregon pro- - « poses to mak vd ‘} the land value tax her main method of get- ting revenue Just how much of Scott's objec tion to the land to the fact that he owns some H.W. SCOTT unimproved prop- jerty in the business part of Portland | worth $1,500,000, and assessed for » third of that, can be guessed at Under a land taxt have to “cough up” a thousand a month more than he's doing now. Ouch! That hurts, eee The new American papal dele gate, Mer. Glovanni Bontano, was rector of the congregation for the propagation of the faith at Rome. | | | been invited |t» participate in a free-for-all con test under the auspices of the Du wamish Valley Commercial club, in Ward's hall, Georgetown, Friday night. Federation of Fourteenth Ward Improvement clubs will meet tonight ot the West Side hall. Merrifield, a candidate for comptroller, has been invited to speak. A twelve-mile hike to Bothell was taken by 54 Mountaineers yester- day. The roads were in such excel lent condition the walking was found easy. Prof. Julius C. Herbsman, coach jot the university debating teams, has already dropped four debaters chosen some weeks ago to represent the U in forensic contests this win- ter and spring, and hints that more will be released. reals for “The Elk’s Tooth,” al medy to be given by the Elks, Feb, 21 and 22, have be. gun. The play ts being given for the building fund. CHICAGO, Feb. 12.—Theatrical and vaudeville booking agents have agreed to turn over to the police the names of all runaway stage- struck girle who apply to them for places behind the footlights. NEW YORK, Feb. 12.—Before the New York Neurological so¢iety, Dr. Charles L, Dana, of Corneil, urged the sterilization of detectives to prevent an increase in the feeble minded and abnormal portion wf our population, LYNEBROOK, L. 1, Feb. 12—~ After standing in a telephone post hole in front of bis home for 12 hours to prevent HMnemen from erecting a pole, Thos. K, Box was arrested. Now he is suffering from ee The pole is up, SOME FIRST IMPRESSIONS — considerable {out of the court room, rode down | value tax ig due) | } The brilliant sash they wear labout thelr waists and which Is in back and fastened with an elastic i called an “obi.” The “obi” always reminds me of Buster Brown in the last picture of tim series, with a pillow tied | where ft is mont needed. Yours, WEB. B. Benson, 1612 ntered Inet night reiars, ‘The intruders escaped with two gold watches and several other pleces of Jewelry. h Simpaon, actress who is suing Frank Stetson for $36,- 000 damages for alleged breach of promine, wes transferred from Jodge Tallman’s to Judge Gay's court. The change was made upon en affidavit of R. 8. Jones, attorney for the plaintiff, who contended | that Judge Tallman was prejudiced jagainst him. committed to the county Jail Friday for contempt cf court through the non-payment of | alimony to a divorced wife, was not| jsatinfied with his gloomy surround: | {nga and paid $150 Into the registry | of the court and was released. Lincoin Davis, former state sena-| tor and & heavy stockholder In the | Diller hotel, and Mrs, Cora Payne, widow of Thomas Payne, who was | jone of the most prominent fepub- | licans in the state, were married nsburg Baturday, | | Fiftden men, between the ages of 21 and 48, were arrested at the Providence hospital yesterday #|cbarged with begging. The men| %| had been coming daily to the hos-| | Pital for food | | CHICAGO, Fe . 12—"The wide jopen church munt offset the wide open saloon,” says Rev. Geo. B. Stafford in a lecture delivered here | jon “Polyglot Chicago.” | SPRINGFIELD, til, Feb. aid When court adjourned on the first ay of his trial, J. M. Green, | | charged with forgery, arose, walked | in the elevator with Presiding Judge Thomas and disappeared. The sher- iff ip trying to find out how he did it. ellelatelelbethalohehoh ad */ Ie Sixteen deaths through bul *| }* clde, accidents and violence * |® have occurred so far this * ® month, according to the rec * | ords of the coroner's office. #| is Nine were suicides, five suc # * cumbed through accidents and *& ® the two remaining pofuted to ® ® murder, * * * RRR NEW YORK, }women .are #0 | wouldn't have / the jhad to share it with women sisters,” Mra, H. A. Robin- son told the Equal Rights associa tioh in thelr meeting here, Feb. 12—“Some snobbish they ballot if they thelr wash- ITHACA, N.Y, Feb. 12—The committee in charge of the sopho-| more cotillion and the junior prom- nade at Cornell have been notified hat the “turkey trot” and the “gtizzly bear” will not be per mitted, NEW YORK, Feb. 12.—So ef./ fective has been the butter boycott |instituted by New York club wom dealers in Greater New York have | reduced the prices. JOLIET, tit, » 12—Thinking | today a holiday, a clerk in the lo- cal national bank, last night se the time léck to open Tuesd: The bank operated on borrowed | money today, | CHICAGO, 12.—The condi- | tion of the st * and alleys and the poor street lighting cost auto-| mobile and team owners of the city $10,000 a day in wear and tear, ac- cording to Dr. Rose D, Howe. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12.—Com. ing from the big machine shop, where he was employed, Harvey Nuce did not know he had lost his Now he is advertising for it. It was | artificial, WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-~Glen Clarence Edwards may be awarded & hero medal by congress for pull- ing his ow red tape. ‘s the only use I ever found for red tape,” he said, KKK KI ak * BENEFIT CONCERT * KKH KKK KKK Paolo Giorza gave a splendid concert at Washington hall last night for the benefit of the wound- ed soldiers in Tripoli, The con- cert was under the auspices of the Italian Red Cross society. The soloists were chiefly Giorza's pupils, Miss Lillian C. Reiss, a soprano of rare quality, scored an immense success, especially in two ‘of Glorzas own compositions, jen that at least 80 per cent of the | | hand until fellow workers told him, | | tooth with a piece of ff FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Clowes Datty at 6120. 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