The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1912, Page 6

AAA Quick Action Prescription Cure: Colds in a Day ae } ~~: fen for colds} t and quickest pre PRETTY CLEVER, two our and half an ounce of Pine compound ters and thousands equal.Advt were For you elimate. of service. Sold only by Lilly, Co, Foot of Main St is The succeasta the Chas, Hy] Seattle. STEVENS ACADEMY Fourth Near Pine Dancing ranteed ta 4 Private Lessons | yeighted aa). rials always free. Dane inesday, Friday ‘S011; Ina. TOs, TScuT it out |. Cut This Advertisement Out. It Will Save You 25 Per Cent ir of Glasses bought fore hoi, 1922, if COMMERICAL The Seattie Commercial Club put itself on record yesterday as against On every of me bel presented at my store, At 905 Third Ave. pert Service, Heat Equipment Pavers, “Trare’ mapertence: Optici electors of the city will be asked vote March 5. The club committee on railroads and navigation report: ed adversely on the proposed bonds, and the club voted to accept the committee's report. During the discussion there was 4 lively mixup between Comptroller W. J. Bothwell, who recently went to New York to investigate the ter minal scheme and the company pro- B00 NEW TORREY HONING BAZON STROM, Sc $00 does the work of a dollar now. Every cent pulle for two in many ditterent Our. Inventor Diast; take advantage of it. Tie New Torrey Razer Honing 1.75 same Se Carborundum B qning: Strap . u ge Pkx. Cut Finishing Nails Be Se Can Gresolvent Hand Ciean- Knife Sha: (My United Prees Leased Wire) OLYMPIA, Feb. 21.—if you prom: ise to pay a bill, you are liable for the debt. But if you promise merely to pro Hier against loss if the not pay, you are not Can same Se Spinning Le Dixon's Indet ¢ Kraeuters Ce We, 40 SiE2 & 8 itlek Shaving $1.25, $1.75 Tools mee YyouRS ron BARGAINS ‘The supreme court so ruled to- day in the case of the Goldie Klenert Distributing Co. against Willlam J, Bothwell, city comp Somp. ite and $2.00 Ce- We MIXED SWEET PEA SEEDS —S0c per pound; half pound, 300, . BUCKEYE INCUBATORS— From $8.00 to $27.50, the best Hot-Water Incubator. MANDY LEE INCUBATOR- ‘The best Hot Air-heated ma- Years, (By United Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-—-Mra. Howard Maxwell, widow of the for mer head of the defunct Borough bank of Brooklyn, who committed suicide today is an inmate of a pri vate insane asylam at Easton, Pa. It is believed that Mrs. Maxwell knows the details of how her hue band was compelled to give money belonging to depositors of the bank to bis associates. Authorities, It wax announced to- Agents for Sharpiess Tubular Separators, \ess parts to keep clean orto get out of for Rex Lime and Solution, the best Fruit Trees and Poul- Agents ‘Spray for AGAINST TERMINAL BONDS Promise to Pay Bill, and Your’re Liab'e for Debt Banker’s Wife, Sought for THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2:, 1912. DOT Vice Foor. ANYPODY —— 4 PIECE OF Buac K FELT UND A CLUB IS. moting it, and Willlam W. Chapin, who was one of the Seattle party that journeyed to New York in be half of the project Hothwel! said Seattle people had 4 right to know all about the nege tiations In New York city concern: \ing which there was a good deal | that was mysterious, Chapin char jacterized Hothwell’s as | “unfair.” | The club also voted against the [port commission's recommenda: | that a ferry to Bellevue be estat [ished remarks | trofler of Seattle. terested in the Luneta cafe, which the distributing company sued t>| recover $2,628 for goods delivered 4 pany alleged that Bothwel ised to secure them axgainet but that he did not wish to appear in the open as connected with the cafe “for political reasons. | Judge J. T. Ronald of King county dismissed the suit, and the supreme | court affirms the sruling of the} lower court | Hothwell was ty | | Found in Asylum day, have vainly sought Mra Max well for four years. The woman ap-| peared in court at Easton on Mon-| day on a writ of habeas corpus at which time she alleged that she | was entirely sane. Mrs, Florence | Creagh, who sought the writ in| Mrs, Maxwell's behalf, charges that | Mrs, Maxwell was “spirited into the} asylum because she knew too much about the afairs of the failed bank.” about the affairs of the failed bank.” | 1912 Catalog Now Ready, Send for It, It le Free The care with which we con- duct our practice will appeal to the most timid. and the much mis: word, “Pataless,” is a part of our work in the tr sense of the word. We do not advertise dental specialists and then when you get hi _men who are neither es nor regiati 40 practice dentistry in Wi ington, to do your work every operator's, icense is a played before bis chair. Remember we have cut the rice of all dentiatry ular $10 plates tra hi 1 there remains one import voters whom we expect to The Star this afternoon ox hat p you. by both the operator ager. Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1495 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union NOTE—-Bring This Ad With You, " AMUSEMENTS MOORE THEATRE Tonight and All Week Special Priced Matinee Today. Balfe's Masterpiece, THE BOHEMIAN Gin. the aggregate land values people of Seattle The Bellevue ferry Seattle Theatre Both Phones 4 TONIGHT—ALL WPREK. Bargain Matinee Thursday THE ROSARY Like the song and the will live forever. Nightse—25e, Sic, Thc, $1 there is none ness men over here, i poem, ft ‘Trade between the t PROPOSITION SIX ballot means $150,000 in be “4 TEXAS TOMMY CARNIVAL.” 6—TEXAS TOMMY DANCENS—o OTHER 8. & C. ACTS—6 et lic organization and every PANTAGES THEATRE | Matinee Dally. = Twice Nightly, TEXAS TOMMY CANNIVA M4 —DANCER a ‘ “A NIGHT IN FRI Other Big Act mented upon it at all. Phone npire Bldg. That is the no matter which candidates are elected on bring in many thousands of new residents, will ried on to advantage on either side. Vote aye on PROPOSITION SIX unique position of having been endorsed by every pub- BELLEVUE FERRY COMMITTEE Now That the Primaries Are Over It issue to be voted upon, for which we ask the united support of all of the 50,000 read this advertisement in Sellevue Ferry. Seattle will still be doing business at the old stand, March 5. But the defeat of those ferry bonds through ‘the indif ference of the voters, the only way they can possibly be defeated, would be a setbac k, a bad thing, for both Seattle and King county, for that ferry will build up many square miles of the territory across the lak incres of the county. by millions, increase the county’s tax revenues, help the working by bringing them fresher and lower priced farm products than they now get from Califor nia, and help the Seattle merchants by opening up for them a big, new field for the sale of their wares be a new wagon road across the south half of Lake Washington, where now The farmers over there, and the busi now have no way of getting their teams and automobile trucks back and forth across the wo sections cannot be car- | on the Port Commission mds for the Bellevue ferry, It stands in the | newspaper which has com- E. P. Moran, Secretary. Main 911, 0 ‘I can't figure it out, Hanson, Parish'’s campaign p ager, to a friend, early today His was tremulous arict. was one of pained surprise. “1 have had, as you know,” Ole, * arena of practical voice wh polities. I The expression on his face nald me little experience In the am known throughout the Northwest as a singularly accurate prognosticator of political events, My system the result of years of study is fan to think it could not go wrong. to! Well, sir, I applied my system this campaign west, and 1 tabulated squares. I set off the pros and the coi it were And my Parish Woodrow Upa Step | Cay Unites Prove Leaves LOUISVILLE, Ky. Feb. 21 1 drew lines ea: Osgar Makes Awful Mistake Playing Joke on Evere wHo | SPuceD \ INK ON MY DESK Zi tt True Words b Music b Y Schaes Y Condo a eS is 4 vn ky WMA ip AS ONLY IMITA ms YOV HAVE NO Meth COMING! Fy YOU TWICE Ag IFAT WASNiy i eng “ BUY, MR, TRUE — ) e gt SS Ws = LE TELLS HOW IT HAPPENED Ay said Ole} ‘To prove it | held straw votew in the Alaska building. The straw Votes backed up my system. Parish, dec! the system, could not lose ‘With my ear to the ground | heard the ribald laughter of the mob at the mention of the name of Parish. With my finger on the pub He pr I detected no quickening when we spoke of our candidate Hut etill that fool system said Parish will be nominated, and | | believed. 1 be} jtem t jand then sn the | sting you when you weren't look 1 eliminated and deduced. | ing? Kicked Woodrow Wilson today is believed to have been kicked p on the White H rances of Col One of the up a another staira by Watterson makes in his attack on Wilson is that the latter was “rude in his refusal to take contributions from Thos whe neuch a course was by Col. Watterson. He says th Wilson stiffly declined to what he termed “Ryan's money.” Marse Henry” also asserts th F. Ry dir campaign an suggested take ty at while he was engaged in furthering the canse of corresponding with Col son's enemies in Kentucky BEN SELLING WANTS A ay United Lease: PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 4 Wire) 21 Wilson, the latter was Watter- TOGA » Fol lowing his informal announcement that he will seek the republics senatorial nomination at the Or gon primaries in opposition United Sta Selling of an, C to es Senator Bourne, Ben ‘ortiand said today that he would make a definite statement of principles ina few days. Selling, who is now chairman the Portland Taft committee, w retire immediately for the purpo own candidacy. asin dn Sy inl get Me * SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21 * —San Francisco bartenders today are demanding enforce- ment of the law providing that no person shall be denied one day's rest in seven. They are compiling a list of those sa- loons in which bartenders are compelled to work seven days a week, and when the list ts completed, will institute pro- ceedings. HSELEE EE SEE ee of uh |of devoting his entire time to his * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * “Now, what do you think of a sys you'd raised from a child that would for years k up behind you and ‘The subject is very painful to system sald: | me, and I do not ike to talk about it CONTRACTOR IS SHOT John Perovich, a laborer, shot L. @ contractor, through the morning, following money matters. ped, and is stil! Lane is in the Minor hos. His wound is @gt considered dangerous. Perovich was eniployed by Lane, and was working With a crew of n at California and Stevens st., clearing @ piece of ground. The shot traveled through both lungs, but Lane was able to take the car | Millionaire J T to town. He lives at 700 16th av. N Snead Trial Ends (By United Press Leased Wire) ) FORT WORTH, Tex., Feb. 21 B. Snead of Amarillo, . Who shot and killed A. G Boyce, Sr., following a quarrel here @¥er the elopement of Mrs, Snead with A, G. Boyce, Jr., will probably know his fate within the next 24 hours. After a trial which has con- Sumed the greater part of two weeks, both the state and defense rested this afternoon, and as soon as the court completes its charge, the case will be given to the Jury. PROMISE THRILLS ‘By United Press Leased Wire) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21 Thrills are promised’ San Francis cans by Howard Kearny, St. Louis aviator, who announced today that he would fly across the bay from the Oakland aviation field at 6 o'clock this afternoon and skim over San Francisco, following Mar- ket st. from the ferry bullding. On the way back to Oakland Kearney will drop 1,000 tickets admitting the finders to the aviation grounds. TO SELL WAR PRIZE VALLEJO, Cal, Feb. 21.—Orders were received at Mare Island navy yurd to survey the prison ship Ma- nila, preparatory to selling the ves- sel. The Manila was a Spanish war prize. It has been used for some time to quarter sailor prison- ers of the Pacific fleet. Ze > | GENTLEMEN ff ™ BULISA FRIEND ers Talks R. F. Ayers of New York, prest dent of the Pacific Terminals Co. handied the Bush terminal plan with gloves at a luncheon given in this honor by the Ad club at the Rathakeller yesterday noon. He lenid that the Pacific port that is first to make a bid will get the | business which the opening of the | Panama canal is going to bring to the West, Ayers appears today be- fore the port commission to discuss the plan in dewil 800,000 MINERS INVOLVED LONDON, Feb. 21.—Another con. |ference of representatives of the 806,000 coal miners of England Scotland and Wales, with agents | of the coal companies and the gov ernment, will be held today in an effort to settle ‘th xisting difficul. ties growing from the demand the miners for an increase in wages. SOME WILL, THIS CHICAGO, Feb, 21 the late Richard T. Crane was filed for probate here today. His sons, Chas. R. Crane and Richard T Crane, Jr. executors under the will, filed a joint bond of $18. 350,000. STOP THAT PIANO! | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.—A session of the grand jury had to he | suspended till a mechanical piano near by could be silenced by the | police, Immigration Congr TACOMA, Feb, 21.—Beginning with three sessions today the Pa elfic Northwest immigration con- |gress has opened here. Scores of a ates arrived last night and th morning, prominent among jthem being Daniel Bartlett, Las Angeles “most useful citizen,” and J, B. Sprunger, state secretary of the California Y, M. C. A. | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. chmitz Jury was filled leetipn of John Otten, a retired gro- cer, and the trial of the former jmayor of San Francisco on a \charge of bribery in connection with the gas route ordinance will proceed tomorrow. KING VERY ILL EN Feb, 21.—Much appreh n is felt here today for King rick, who has suffered a relapse after he had partially re covered from a heavy cold, accom: panied by inflammation of the lungs. Despite the fact that court of- ficials say his condition is not alarming, it is feared that the king in in & more serious state of health than has been admitted. OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 21.—Nego- tlations are in progress here today by which it is hoped to establish a new fast steamship service between Canada and Great Britain. The Ca- nadian government is attempting to interest English and Canadian steamship companies in the propo sition. It Is believed that the pro- posed line would care for a great deal of the traffic now handled by way of New York. c |ported today that the firm of J. P. ws | Earliest € PHILADELPHIA, F. City counciimen here today say lave there is little likelihood that the famous Liberty bell wili be permitted to leave Indepen- dendence square. Whil Francisco's offic the relic as an in 1915 has as yet not been received, it is a fore | Gone conclusion that such are | quest will be denied, as an ordi- | nance exists forbidding the re moval of the bell from Phila- deiphia. Revocation of this ordinance ts improbabi. A big, cheering erowd st, between First inet night when The jed the earliest and upon @ sereen by was all kinds of a 6 By 11 o'clock the | primary began to be-appanes | the crowd stayed on, and hws vet well past midnight the | Star sald “Good Wi | friends, and they NEW SKYSCRAPER |..." "= + m+ | ®apporters and soe i Dance at Dreamland tonight. °** ed, but ther NEW YORK, Feb., 21 es, and even a few who, however, began to fade as the night wore on, also a sturdy band of boys who yelled for The crowd's reception of s figures, when thelr porte were thrown upon the curious. Taft was hissed, cheered. Woodrow wasn't recognized. ‘ B-R-A-D-B-U-R-Y Spells Style, Fit, and Quality in Men’s Clothing The new suit for spring that has found instant favor with young men is the new BRADBURY SYSTEM, full box back, two-button coat. This snappy de- sign is shown in all the new woolens, with a great range of handsome colorings, including the new tans and browns. BRADBURY Clothes will give you the most satisfaction, and the prices are pop- ular—with credit. It in -re-/ 5 Morgan and Co., will soon begin the erection of @ new skyscraper office building to replace its present head quarters at the corner of Wall and Nassau streets. The firm ix said to! a} have bought from the Drexely a suitable nite for $9,000,.00, At this price, it would be the most valuable plot of its size in the world. “45. was Toda: Buy your new spring suit here ON CREDIT—a smail payment down and the balance by the week or month. EASTERN Outfitting Co., Inc. “Seattle’s Reliab'e Credit, House” ARE YOU WAITING FOR THE DREAM AN EDITORIAL There are too many people in the world who dream dreams of sudden wealth; they seem to ent 1332-34 Second Ao. pe rat: ‘The will of }and depend upon luck to make them independent; a dollar and spend one hundred cents of it, and at the the year they have absolutely nothing to show for their except regret. sf They really believé in the old hackneyed phrase; My Ship Comes in.” Those people are the ones who make themselyed | . there isn't a chance to succeed; they sympathize ) om selves; they soon believe all their interests. That's all the result of idle dreaming. There's every chance to expand and develop when e When a dollar | makes up his or her mind to succeed. earned and a fixed portion placed in the bank rej persistently, a fund can be established for any purpost The man with ready money is always in a Not only that, but he aq a dozen or more, Have you a® take advantage of opportunity. back and pick out his choice of j ? loing Now, then, what are you « bank book tucked away? If you have, and you're and persistently making deposits, you're going to Wit one can stop you. The business world needs you—it £ thousands of others who know how to conserve theit oW# resources. The business world will pick you out ere | ry 3 lf that’s, another matter. YQuS(j¥Eatias let's not discuss that. Get down to the facts. Wher yo@ 2 home tonight, look yourself in the eye and make up your to take the step that will make you a factor in te Come down to the Washington Trust and 94% Bank and open a Savings account. Five years from now . know it was one of the best things you ever did. a The Washington ‘Trust and Savings Bank is the Savings bank or Trust company in Washington. Its 5 deposits today total over five millions of dollars.» It) Four per cent interest, compounded in January @n¢ each year, Id you haven't, world.