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« 's National Day, Sunday February 25, a reception wil! be id t the Labor Temple from 6 to § p.m. Owlng to iliness, Kate Rick ard O'Hare will not be in Seattle Batraiia Drew Clark, of San Fran eleco, Wil speak, Subje ‘The ipated Woman,” Rheumatism Don’t Invite Torture by Neg- lecting Nature's Warnings —Try My Drafts. Coupon Brings Them to Try FREE Rbeumatiam gain another inch, Sign and mai! my coupon and youll get by fetw post, prepaid, a regular Dollar pa of Magic Foot Drafts, (he great Don't let that Pred Dyer, Cor, see. W hh Drafts try them, they're simple and ough if you rellef th us One Dolar Good tor a regular $1.00 Magic Foot Drafts to Free to try (as explained above) to Name Address Mail this coupon to Magic Draft Commany, LIKE Oliver Jackson, Mich. Chinese Roots, Barks and Herbs Cure When Other Medicines Fai! Free Treat- ment Sent to} (0 All. 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THE ELECTRA-VITA Co, Derr. 4 204 MAJESTIC BLDG. rn, Serond Av, SHA LB, WASH. é. ’ ae Sond me, porate, trated boom 9-24'2 Name to 6p, 7to# ‘This HERS Y' ARE ve LAUGM = PRODUCIN' RUBBER POINTED LEAD Pench! Foas ‘en | every THE! NEW YORK Feb. M4. Joba Armstrong Chaloner, sane in Vir a razy in New York state, to the ruling of the teday br a telegram to Uni States Judge Molt, says he ts delighted -with Judge Holt's order to a jury to dismiss the suit Chal oner instituted against Thomas T. Sherman, of bis commitice of ee tate, for an accounting Chaloner, a brother of former “Sheriff Bob” Chanler of Dutchess county, N. Y., changed bis name when the New York courts ad Jud) him insane. He escaped from a New York asyTam, and weat osts Only 9 Cents a Day to Give Prisoners Different Diet Daily The inmates of the Charlestown (Mass.) prison are fed at a cost of about 9 cents a day, according to Warden Bridges, aud they get a dif ferent menu every y in the week The prisoners wre vatiafled and fa a continual Improvement fn their condition ax a renult of their three meals dafly Brought on Water Famine Trying to Keep Pipes From Freezing The residents of Ithaca, N. ¥., fearing their pipes would freexe aud they would be unable to get water, have been letting 700,000 xallons ron to waste daily keeping the pipes open. As a result the city is now facing & Water famine, and efforts are being made to stop the waste Breeds Canary Birds in Death Cham. ber to “Help Pass the Time” With the electric chatr and the old gallows as companions, Jobo At kinson conducts the most scientific if you | Canary bird farm in thé state-in the} He the Obio penitentiary at Columbos ie serving @ life sentence in death chamber He raises more than one hundred cauaries a year and teaches each to sing by the ue of a phonograph He asked permission to raise th birds to “help pass the time” and keep bim from going insane. So far 6% murderers have died in the room he has been given as a home Blaine Blocks Car Line Again Counciiman Blaine again blocked the effort to raise the necessary Paratyeis| money to begin the construction of the municipal car line, A delegation of Rainier valley elt zens yesterday, at the finance com. mittee meeting, urged Councilman Erickson's proposition to transfer $150,000 from the garbage fund to Hthe st railway fund. Blaine led ithe fight against ft and was joined by Councilman Griffiths, Council man Peirce hedged, saying that he would wait till he hears from Cor poration Counse! Bradford STAGGERS THE PROF. e bs ley Professor—Oxygen, gentlemen, te essential to all animal existence There could be no life without it / Strange to say, it was not discov ered until a century ago, when Student (interrupting)—-What did they do before it was discov to us ch 1 and we ergdit uu at on the wil with § Pr in the Northwei A. LUNDBURG co. cifto 1107 ‘Third Av. ONE COURT SAYS HE’S — LOONY; SECOND HE’S SANE END aN A PeNci. Bease. the courts there decid. in sane to Virginia ing that he | Whe oony now Chaloner cabled “Sheriff Bob" when he learned of the latter's entanglement with Lina Cavatlert Chaloner's message Holt reads Delighted are the cost the greater to Judge Appeal ix necessary the delay, the greater The greater the outrage the object lesson to the public concerning the need of reforming tunacy legislation. 1 have been a martyr so long to ig norant jodges and wnojost laws that 1 am getting used to it.” Th rHE SYAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1912. Rubber-Pointed Pencil Promised Such Laughs, Too . CONVULSE SILEny (Convict Breaks Jail in Airship; Thief Uses Flier for Poaching Drugged Sausage Kills Two Hun: dred Dogs in Wisconsin Town Citizens of Waukesha, Wis, found the streets filled with dead dogs when they arose one mornt Sau Re of a canine crasade More than 200 hundred dogs were killed. The only one in town known to have eneaped was the one that caused all the troable--a supposed mad dex in a box in the office of a veterinary, No one knows who put out the polson, Ready to Bury “Corpse” When She Revived—Now as Well as Ever Neighbors gathered a) the home Jof Michael Mahollechek, near Black Duck, Minn, to attend the funeral of his Dyearold daoghter, who had fallen (#0 days before and sin [had been apparentiy ifeles | | Suddenly the child showed signs of fe in the coffin, was removed, and ix pow as well an ever, Send Out Jeweiry-Bedecked Detec- tives as Lure to St. Louis Robbers The police department of Louts has adopted a unique way of stopplug the many highway rob beries in the fashionable section. ' One bundred and fifty poticomen and detectives in disguise are sevt ont every night wearing jewelry conspicuously and showing cash freely tn hopes that they may prove lures for the robbers and [lead to thelr arrest TROOPS 60 TO BORDER (BY Tnited Press Leased Wise) WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-—Con- | vinced that the crisis is near in the |affairs of Mexico, and that Ameri jean tives and property are en dangered, President Taft and Sec retary of War Stimson today ¢ cided to rush more United States |troops to El Paso, Tex. |ITALINS ARE FIGHTING AGAIN (By United Press Leased Wire) LONDON, Feb. 24--Dispatches jfrom Beyrout today say that thr | Hatian warships started to bomb: | Beyrout shortly before noon today. Shells burst in the principal streets | and many were killed and wounded. | Most of the population of the city, | panic stricken, have fled to the in- ' 1 The xravest fear is felt here tor the safety of many foreigners in Beyrout, where most of the tourists len route to Jerusalem stop on their trip. The city has a population of 20,000. The reports of the bombard: mont by the Italians are as yet un onfirmed. “Don’t Worry,” He Said, But-- The Rev. Albert Palmer of Oak- |land was going to deliver a lecture to a district convention of the Call: fornia Federation of Women's Clubs jon “Mental Health,” with these ad |monitions: “Wor at over split jmilk, nor be ruffied by unlooked-for }ineidents. Share with thy brother |that which is yours, and be peeved jnot by trifies, While en route to the meeting the minister pald two fares on one car land hung by a strap in a crowd |next to @ young man who jostled j him rudely. “Fare, please,” said the conductor for the third time The minister reached for his money and jo!—it was gone. The young man who jostled him rudely was gone, also, “Ah me!" sighed the clergyman, filled with poison had been | put out during the night as a resilt) at, |for George Enterprising European crooks have put the alrship to unique e088 | twice within one week, to encape | from prison and to make a quick) getaway with plunder, In the lat) ter case game wax stolen from a/ preserve before the eyes of a dazed | gameokeeper ‘The first prison breaking by ser. oplane was made by Marius Devos, now hailed as “the fying Dutch man,” Devon was in the prison at ‘Schweltngen, Holland, for a five. year term. While in the privat yard one afternoon be bid tn a curt Joad of building mate gotng our} with the cart unnoticed. At the, louter gates his brother was wall ing in aeroplane, One 4% bod) Devon was by his side. A minate | later they were high In the air and} they paseed the froutier to France WOMEN VOTERS RALLY TODAY | ‘This afternoon, a1 2:30, in Arcade | hall, Second av, between Union and University sts. lof Seattle who ism and all that gambling, Hcense, lawlessness and inefficiency, will meet to organize their forces in an active canmpaign F. Cotterill, candidate for mayor. Those who can put in work for this cause, the cause of the home and hemes ik people, are urgently requested to be present ‘The meeting is called for women only, and a complete organization to cover the whole city, in every precinct, will be formed. are oppored to G it measa in vice PORTLAND, Feb. 24.—Seizing with his teeth a repe thrown to bim after he had broken the hold of ’atrolman Rabior, Peter Johnson |68 years old, saved himself from drowning early yesterday morning BULL BROS. Just Printers: 1013 THIRD AVENUE | MAIN 1043 IND. $200) STEVENS Fourth Dancing Gu 4 Private Le yrlgh Friday. | Baturday. ¢Main 3011; Ind. 704, on 8c these pans, 10¢ SEAMLESS DRIP DAKING PANS . We are long on They are going To move out P. D. Q. if low pfice will cause their departure. The quality ts above reproach. 100 6x9, 7x10, 8X10, SxI2, GYx13 7x4, Oxi2 Hearmjens Drip Pan de Ibe bxid or’ 15, 10812, 14. 15 ov of 11x11 Séamiess Drip Pat i és en or-16, 1 2x17, or 3x1 10%xl6%, Pana .. 30¢ 16x17 or Our Inventory Sale is a 4x14 or 15, 14x13 Drip fe 18x19, same . and he mentioned these things in his lecture. A peal of laughter rose from the convention—sympathetic laughter, of course. HERE IS THE INCURATO! For you--The Ideal. Built for thia climate, ie it successful 80) Of service. ‘ant Ally Gi ‘oot of it Ainger for a slim pocke visit to our store will pi profitable, YOURS FOR BARGAINS Spinning’s Bargain Store 1415-1417 FOURTH AVE. GAME POACHER ESCAPING WITH HIS LOOT [with his airehtp on the further ide. the women votert 4 D wrth MIRTH & thousand feet above the guards’ head Btraight to Paris they went. De- Yos was arrested there and held for the Dutch officers, But he again made valuabid use of his walk jn the prison y@rd. On a run. ving jump he mounted an iron- spiked wall 14 feet high like a cat . Quickly he made 4 dash at the wall of the palace of | justicen. Twenty feet up was a window. A confederate let down a wire ladder which Devos graxped and pulled himself up band over band. When they searched the batlding he had vanished—for the | brother bad been waiting again Possibly Devon flew over to Bel} gium: perhups he crosted the Eng. | lish channel on the wings of the) wind, Are YoU DRoven Mir 1D t 1 ONLY Words by cf Music by Condo Yess ~— VANTED TO USE Der ERASER, Equal Suffrage Car SPOKANE, Feb. 24.—Backed | by the suffragettes of Wash | ington, tdaho and California, a | movement to campaign for | equal suffra throughout the country by mi car” is to be undertaken soon, according to Mra, Mary Ark- + wright Hutton of Spokane. She said it is planned to send 10 of 15 equal votes speakers on a tour of the country In a special car. It bi timated the campaign would cost $10,000. Money Is now being raised for | the venture. : Champ Clark Begins| LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24.—Champ Clark's campaign in Southern Call- fornia in his race for the democratic | | presidential nomination will be in-| jaugurated Monday, when 100 well known democrats will form a Clark) |elub here. A formal eall for the| | moeting was Issued today. A ay®-| tematic campaign {# planned Woman Aviator in_ Some Fancy Flights (By United Press Leased Wire) OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 24.—Mile, Cozette de Trose, the renowned woman aviator from Pas, France, wit! give an exhibition of fancy and daring Qyteg at today’s aviation meet bere. She had promised to fly yesterday, but her machine did not arrive Benefit day yesterday for Mra. Mabel Ely, widow of Eugene Ely, the young California aviator, who) was killed in a fall at Macon, Ga., a} few months ago, proved an unmixed | succesa. Although a strong wind | made flying dangerous, a special Protection seemed to rest upon the | event, and no accidents of @ serious nature occurred. It was reported to- | day that Tom Goon and Wm. H. Hoff, the two aviators hurt during the meet, were speedily recovering. | HE WILL APPEAR AGAIN “PORTLAND, Or, Feb. 24.—Theo- dore Kruse, wealthy cafe and hotel proprietor, whose unexplained dis- appearance from Portland last fall a few days before a large sum of | money was due on the cafe and furnishings of the new Carlton hotel, will return soon, according to personal friends. The Mountaineers will walk from Des Moines to Redondo tomorrow A chartered boat will leave at the | foot of Madison st. at 8:90 in the | morning. Many places of unusual | interest will be visited during the | walk ! Cut This Out Necipe That Breaks « Cold in a Day and Cores Any Corable Cough From ounce Round our drugeiat ed two. ounces Ingredients into @ half pin shake well and two teanpoc el and at be to children a rt sure to genul Hebe} Concentrated ¥ ' h bottle con n serew-top Case not have it Many taixtur and cheaper. is get halt! Pine fule after Smaller de “ee ¥ 4 ne in a If your he “wilt e are of but it tn formul and in «) American Cafe Fourth and Pike We § Table D’Hote Dinner With a Pint of Wine, rve a FIFTY CENTS From 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. Daily HIGH CLASS ENTERTAIN. MENT 8 TO 1 P.M. FAST STEAMERS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK As Follows: FOR TACOMA 5:00. 7:00, 0:00 P. M. BIGHT ROUND TRIPS DAILY le Trip She. Round Trip 50c. FOR EVERETT AND STR. SIOU. M., 12:00 Noom, 5100 dayn Leaves 12:00. Noon, 6:00 P. THRE ROUND TRIPS DA le Ti Kverett aSe, Kd- ‘Trip, Everett 18, larch 18, "14, nera and Schedules Subject o Change Without Notics Michee Olttes, ol ive Dee, Main Heavy Wind Storm | , ‘Jaetia | at Los Angeles a. JOS ANGELES, Feb, 14.—Los HORL fer, Atigetes in recovering today from) 2 the effects of the heaviest wind the it - city has known in 28 yeary. Hun dreds of telephone trunk Hues are being repaired, and minor damage attended to, Bome damage was) done at San Pedro, Redondo and other coast towns, although ship-| ping did not suffer greatly The 46mile gale that blew yesterday) and throughout the night dropped! to 20 miles an hour early today More wind was predicted. Robert Bridges, port commission- er, spoke before the moonday meet- ing of the King County Democratic club on harbor propositions to be voted upon March 5. ATTENTION! Of every citizen i* called to the articles concerning ov ae Which the Seattle Star is running at the rey Municipal League. . The Municival Jeague of Seattic has undertake THE TRUTH about the Hogue Plans, ACTUAL FACTS concern: thene known to the great open-minded element among will carry by @ large majority on March 6. DO NOT STOP At @ mere reading Of the articles referred to. Y. MC. A, Fourth and Madison, and s®eure literature or chat with members of the be there to give you REMABLE INFORM. WHO are opposing the Plans and WHY. 4 postal to C, M. Lewin, Pacific Block. iF YOU FAVOR ‘The Rogue Plans, ENLIST IN THE CAUSE and al the coupon Below and mailing it to C. M. Lewis, League, Pacific Block. Original and { MALTED The Fi Write above the name of some vo you have lieve UNFAVORABLE to the Bogue Plans. 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