The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1912, Page 8

. A T E | E ey | AR An Indiana man says his chickens ride on sheep An “artietic temperament” can create more trouble In a moment than warm. Gee! they must brew awful stuff down there, @ real good “mad” in a week. ; "JAP BOYS ARE MUCH LIKE AMERICANS WHEN IT COMES =| _ | To SWIMMING; WEB SEES JAPS PRAY UNDER WATERFALL || sm | "DNorsathmrase® | Original ns Genuine KYOTO, Japan, PP } H dk hi a HORLICH’S)...2 0.0 | | Colored-Border Handkerchiefs, bbe MALTED MILK rien. aay “ut clothed Mevorn wit g — / HEY are all-linen—one style with a dainty triple scallop edge i ’ 7 daly sc tages Aapreght gre rome accantiore a : ; 0 a | tending three inches on either side of one corner of the The Food Drink for All Ages], A5, {41,28 1 cat soe. tne lj] and enclosing colored floral design in hand-embroidery. Another sty | Rich MUIR, Malt Grate Batraets fii vice of the American boy and the TOR FAL \ narrow, plain hemstitched border in colors and pretty embroidered Jap boy in the water, The Jap Not in Any Milk TYUS!| dors dive, ao “very tiop — ail INS ; . sign in one corner. +/man fashion and tnjun fashion, i “A g n TF Insist on HOELICK’S duck eacu other whenever there's WH IV Ro Attractive values at 15¢c. ‘Teke package a chance, : Bo —_—_——— However, in Japan the boys do eee ivr a: wchagaacani not-hold up two fingers as the sig-} 7 4 Tide pik > nal to go swimming, nor chaw beef, tions to e ines oO nor click stones under the water e when another fellow dives, | " T saw a curious performance at a j 9 ° nearby temple yesterday, Near the nc osiler a temple Is a wooded hill, studded with shrines and provided with a 4 \ PR Giterek areind Wenn bia hor ) —all are made with double heels, soles and toes and reinforced with 30 men and women, in all stages of » : =) Abe “9 undress waiting their turn at the ‘ ter top: Setaehy: i techamed © wath, al : Fine-gauge, medium-weight Black Silk-| Black Lisle Hosiery in polka solemnity, Two persons at a time} Teer lisle Hosiery with Roman-stfiped tops in | checked boot effects, 50c pair, stand under the waterfall and pray. Sete i ; i ae — e | several attractive color combinations; 50c | White Lisle Hosiery with ¢loe! : — black, also black clocked in whitey At the Theatres wee QUILL FIND . ron ausy cE New Black and White Gloves (2.3,.pow ri Two cantatas, which include @ Candidate ic" Oounclteoan is RERRARRK RR RR He Hy comedy turn. Val and Ernie Stam! cory of 9h mixed voices, will be ts y the est known men In the city, Hele % ton bring the house dawn in a fun-| riven by university students in the | Glace K . 1 15 Pai * id: ° r pair, has been actively engaged AT THE THEATRES — ny sketch called “Who Stole the |Suqnorium. tomorrow evening. | 4 dorsed by the ciilsent! Aatociatign.|# Moore—“The Chocolate Sol # sont Pane Bie Gnd Jobn phe Feast of Adonis” and “Hi-| A great deal has been sald about | nt the following we! nown er.” | V Cd . . a . . . *, Sftivens:” J" Be Mactouiath 3 ES peer tan — “The Red #|Yonkers.” There are three other | oe n beh casein tex (onc A cage cw hed OMEN’S Glace-finished Kid Gloves, pique sewn, fastening with Giitiord’ Judge POA: MeDonala. P-|t — Rose.” Rate Tie aeee, Urvted, Well: Sab — 4 children drudg at wrist—in black kid with heavy white embroidery on back, W. Raker, <ioo. Mazen. | Geo. Fl Seattle—Dark. |Aneed throwghowt. Seventy couples attended ancth-| fy to live. But nol yg . . “T. M. Dauiton, TL. Quig-|® Empress-—Vaudeville, ehhaakeean eect of the series of dances being one has ever id embroidered in black. mmce Orttrien, CA. Ride # Pentagee—V ndevilis hha cists aliaded given by the Michigan club at the penned 4 more) Price $1.15 pair a rpheum—Vaudeville. ton Hill club house last night. forceful indict 3 5 == |% Grand—Vaudeville and motion |" AT THE PANTAGES = |e ahs “2 ment against February Announcement [}/* pictures. Rieke e een nee ee ea) Lincoln's birthday was sbserved child labor than | ? e e For the tenefit of our pat * ? A sketeh written by local reat. at the Broadway high school yee: did Charlotte T | d T | Pe § | V: erase oa et ime |e Se Na acted by local stage fa-/terday morning by um. aasomly, Perkins Gilman owels an owe Ing: pecia are: Winowing ana fnakic SUPER ER EERE EE ioe feet tae AK A Se OR Oe aaa: ba nator Cuban: nee : No fledgting me ¥ ceptionally good bill at the Pan- ens. 5 “ y ; | . . h : MODEL MILLINERY * * nied by Adelaine Considine, feeds the father ||| Bleached Turkish Towels, Special 19c | Bleached Crash Tow 5 S27 People’s Bank Bids. Oa le se’ clean There | Da eling, * * in these words t theatre this week, | * are eight numbers om the program, (gave a song entitled, “The Blue ; bird, Bo chick Each— 124%4c Yard— * | “The Storm Center,” written by aland the Gray.” | feeds the hen i . 4 a x ; FORCED TO VACATE RRAEW REE E EAE oon newspaper man, Edgar H ‘ ¥ pg wagging Good weight, measuring 19x42 inches, and All-linen Bleached Crash ore, © “J #4 v little | Thomas, and Adele M. Ballard, is a} Roland W. Cotterill, secretary o! . ae 2 “Se Oe t He js well played and staged, ard| Wall #t. and is given a strong rep-|lecture, showing 150 views of Se-| We are 1 each. | cial U2ZV%e yard i] . / Wiest, stronges very dramatic. Aside from thia|Clara Beyers and an Seavey,\attle’s parks, playgrounds and > oi ¥. 1. FAIRBANKS most of the week's bill is full‘of|resentation by Carl Stockdale.|tks'evards, before meeting of a . race, long may | Hemmed Huck Towels, Special 16c | Hemmed Glass Towel: Mallard castty, Puowe Mal. 38 ¥ery pleasant humor. “A True V | i nee SB riety Show” is a big mixture ofjwith local stock companies. Seattle Business Girle’ club at the ive "THAT ‘Sves uron| | Each. : good comics. There is a first class| The “Texas Tommy” and the/y, W. C. A. last night. $ YOUNG.” A Hemmed Huck Towels in linen-and-cot- | All-linen Hemmed Glass Towelg gm slack wire act, and a dancer with |“Bunny Hug” are here for another gone | we ee } f t t 1 toh and al t ‘ "1 Some original steps. An Irish com-| Week. Pritt Hueston draws funny| Railway and navigation commit-| ton mixture, good weight and absorbent ; all- weight and absorbent, measuring 4 Trunk & Bag (o., lac edy act, with Donovan and ieDon- | cartoons, and there are.several oth-Itee of the Commercial club will re-| | Dr. Karl Liebknecht, the socialist || white or with red border, special 16¢ each. | inches; special 10¢ each. TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES. ald in it, was one of the real hits. [er good acts. tport its Investigation of the pro-;™@ember of the German refchstag meng With more than two toms and a Boned terminal st a meeting of foo Ly oper one bever get : more equest for free seeds from hi RHR KRRRRREE * i half of silver bars, the product ‘ot | at organization tonight. ine * constituent—the same beln, Bill bd i x ; , 6 * ithe silver mines of the W the} .| Hohenzollern, emperor. * AT THE EMPRESS ® | Japancee liner Tamba Maru sailed| Seattle Ad club met at noon to) <colgp | minum auce an CF Be *lfor the Orient this morning. The |¢#7 ®t the Rathskeller at thelr ree ey" s ING * 5.5491" bi-monthly meeting. The JERSEY CITY, Feb. x at . t 7 we RAARARAS SH AHH HH iship's silver cargo welghed K549/ H11 A, band was one of the fea-| Julia Crosselman-Belby-Helby-Selby. | Pp 25¢ a A big gir) act, Maxwell's dancing| pounds, and came from mines in} Thompson th: ee meee uenens fe Bree Wook, 1 16.0 clever impnical 16 consigned to Yohobams. | Ladies’ Musical club gave ite| married here to George A. Whee-| Quart-size “Wearever” Aluminum Sauce Pan made from thick, St PALE ARD AVE. LOTS OF SOFT, FLUFFY, LUSTROUS YM. eel ee ed sheet aluminum and free from seams or joints. Extremely durable, # HAIR AND NEVER ANY DANDRUFF |" 5 : bladed dad dada ede dade and light weight. | well-known players, who have been|the members and friends of the our praise be | sung, the only | Lincoln's birthday will be ob-b® © live and love, worthily #/ Special, 25¢. ot overcome it produces a feverish. | served at the regular weekly a }® bear and be boid—-Browning. * pain —Houseturnisl You. can double the beauty of ao overs Hablne of the ecalpr the|sembly in the auditorium at thetw your hair in ten minutes hair roots famish, loosen and die; | university tomorrow, Skeet hweeeaennan ti e ith a li ) i then the hair falls out fast —_—— saastay p al ways: Bille Dpocering If your hair has been negheted|e@ ke RARE RRR AR ithe Shlsbie Glidenc ception ues in When you see a head of heavy and is thin, faded, dry, scragzy or * 1 Ow Feb. 13. ‘ —In celebrating the Charles Dick hair, that glistens with bequty and too olly, don't hesitate but get a ® Seattle ffered a loss of | is radiant with life; has an incom. |25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dander | # $28,003.71 By fires during the TOON tine rin in tage ea ree Te parable softness and is fluffy and|ine at any drug store or tollet coun-/# month of January, Tis pouein wanained | lustrous, you can at once conclude ter; apply a little ax directed and|# to the report of Fir over night at the inn here; having | | that this man or woman is using ten minutes after you will say this!® Bringhurst. Six of the fires driven in by st ° : Danderine, because nothing else ac-| was the best Investment you ever/® were said to have been caused peo. Whit and | complishes so much for the hair. | made. # by matcbes and smoking. rag ; e i | Just one application of Knowl-| We sincerely believe, regardicss| « CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Feb. 13. | ton’s Danderine will double the!of everything else advertised, that! TeTTTTrTT TT TTT ee Fighting with his 12-yearoid beauty of your hair, besides it im-|if you desire soft, lustrous, beau | A “3 deughter for a revolver, Dr. Harry niediately destroys and dissolves ev-|tiful hair and lots of {t—no dand| Word was received by Judge}! Atkinson, « prominent physician, We will fit a gold-fitied | TY particle of dandruff; you can-|ruft—no itching scalp and no more|wiison R, Gay, superior court} **0t And killed himself in her pres- frame, guaranteed for five Ig) Mt have nice, heavy, healthy hair/faliing halr—you must use Know! | judge, of the death of his mother,|P°® He had been {ll for some years, with spherical lenses Ig) !f You have dandrutf. Thia destruct-|ton's Danderine. If eventually—| Amanda H. Gerrisb, at her home, |” and leather case, complete for jg| !¥¢ #curt robs the hair of its lustre,| why not now? A 25 cent bottle wil!) si) Village, Erie county, Pa. yes. ere #20. ‘This Inekides » careful | i* Strength and its very life, and if|traly amaze you. heerday. : ’ STEELTON. Pa., Feb. 13.—Cele- accurate examination. rs car ¥ today = oe — Kryptok ee . ;| WASHINGTON, Feb. d -ogremegpon aren can boast j , F I f no lines or cement scales, interstate commerce comm’ * made 26 “Star of Beth- . ull-size Metal Bed, white and gold for close and distant vision. }|today held up the general advance quilts during the past year. | ‘ P iM i Saves two pairs of glasses. on railroad rates for transporting|%he had her first automobile ride 2-inch posts, 74-inch filler rods} Mounted with Shuron eye- apples from Oregon, Washington | When 99 years old i; i 5614 i glass or spectacle mounting. end other Western fruit districts, ——- pleasing pattern. Head 561% i Ne S rin: Suits ond ordered an Investigation The : PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.—Re foot 3714 inches mes eae WwW advance woul ave become effec-| fusing to take ether, Bertha K Specia 4 p g ve February 19. ‘ f, 17, sang paysielena| Special, 85. Curry Optical Co. paid A PE . i resi-| machine in a thread factory ocd A oma For Women Pg pet ae White and Gold Thorp to be postmaster at the old| WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—At th: Third Floor, 344-346 Arcade soldiers’ home near Sawtelle, Cal.| District of Columbia primaries, | Building b J fics Agron Bradshaw and W. Calvin H Bring This Ad With You At Cheasty $ NEW YORK, Feb. 13-1 don’t|Chase, admittedly Taft delegates, | peci think any man's affections are| triumphed over Sidney Bieber an worth $25,000," smiled Justice Mor-| John Wilder, who wanted to go to SRR Cee ean, when Amelia Neiman entered |the national convention fninstroct. | e sult for that amount against Louls/ed. The defeated candidates de- | 3 65 Ex lanation: : eo And rave and roar at f | Aenhimseisaneesiiarhtasipsinennioual | “ : ‘ Be thankful you can eat all right, , Y Full-size Metal Bed, illustrated, finished And have hair upon your pate. 4G With but two exceptions, every manufacturing in white and gold; head measures 60 gai} se alae ; or W ' ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Feb. 13, i io’ : ae ag a i concern with whom we placed orders for Women’s viata 8o Sphutta allies’ ake inches high, foot 41 inches. Seven 34-inch Suits for early spring delivery last fall, before we de- cessfully negotiated a $1,000 bank filler rods in head and foot. 5 és ; ’ pie sem robbery here, entering a teller's Oe itt, Specia cided to discontinue our Women's Department, ac cage and tetting away with the at. Special, $3.65. —Fourth Fiver. cepted our cancellation instructions. without protest. ckage of bills. He was finally aan . captured, This world’s a stage, and on it strut These two concerns would not agree to cancel the nee A lot of actors seen too much 6 e r orders placed, with the result that about one hundred NEW .YORK, Feb. 13.—Justice| V° Wal cou spare the joker—}| : l New Spring Suits were received yesterday and will be business qualities of Sadie Heit-| Who Jerks out people's chairs and . i linger, 18, a stenographer, that he such; appointed her a receiver in a suit| The sad-faced mime who tells his we On Sale Tomorrow [fie fee | er! Gas Range — book,” + ’ The di ver goe: at a slight advance on the manufacturers’ cost. As we ENGLEWOOD, N. J., Feb. 13.—| The dull, duit chap who never goes, “Triplets are all right. I guess I'm} “Give ‘em the hook!” : tical Cushion Sole Shoe will need the entire second floor for our enlarged ||thankful, but {t's no joke,” sald << : —successful because of its prac’ ltitie Tene z yea Ks . s | Frank Henrio, realizing that he now | The bland and smiling hypocrite : i ce and C lothing Department not later than March 1, these has nine mouths to feed on his sal-| The legal thief with plan and plot, | ‘ pact design, Pleasing appeare™ ae suits must be sold immediately. ary as a grocery clerk, The man who tise all his wit | economy of operation. —, oe, of perfer . a si. a ale ooeremcert ‘aking his share from whom hath . tot i ia Bane of cordect secs: : They embrace the very newest models, mostly PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.—How not; eens. The oven of the “Direct-Action” heats nich: Shee of modern style. plain tailored effects, in blue serges and fancy mix- i id on yas week Mas been shown| The boasting mime who knows it . : y two students who acted under all, 4-~A Shoe of lasting wear. tures. instructions from Prof. Brubaker,| The flatterer’ with gmile and five feet of gas in the process. 5--A Shoe of easy price. Beans and peanuts furnished most look, {| 6—A Shoe of sound merit, PRICES ARE $17.50, $21.00, $22.50, of the nutriment Say, can't you bear the reucous |} Several models of the “Direct-Actioa™ Made by Utz & Dunn $25.00 AND $27.50. —— call, \| ’ : : ; ‘at Rochester, N.Y. - . ‘ NEWARK, NV. J., Feb. 13—-Mark| “Give ‘em the hook!” | y Range are displayed in our Stove Section , On display in our corner Ames, 83, former member of the|'This world’s a stage—ahd Hate p Thi 7 ; Price $3.50 and pe SS Ohio iegisiature from Newton Falls, and Greed Third Floor. ° O., was married here to Mrs. Jean-| Are in the cast with all the rest nette Hayes, 77. They were sweetk}They have their heavy lines to hearts 40 years ago. ‘| : : & | ‘ rere ae but ets is star and pase oct Mail and Telephone Orders Carefully Fi CHEASTY’S HABERDASHERY ALBANY, Ga. Feb, 18-—Chasing] 0» boat. zi 1406 Third Ave., Liberty Bidg. Feet ee the Cometery off We may not like the parts we play, Peis . 5 8 . ir The “Siganyronng to Buy Good Second Ave. at Spring St. pints of whiskey whareds be being “a4 Fovg, Slo cg amy: Majestic FREDERICK & NELSON hoes. concealed for safe keeping by “boot-} Until the Manager shall say— Ranges leggers.” “Give ‘em the hook!" INCORPORATI —bakes biscuits in from 5 to 8 minutes, #