The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1912, Page 8

obits and what a disappointment it ts to find that though you are young your hair is beginning to turn gray that you are surely going to le old before time Don't wait for any hairs to come-—get a HAY'S HAIR HEALTH today in now and use It regularly Those pear—be color and HAY'S HAIR HEALTH will keep you looking young | your more gray bottle of | Start *& Will soon disap to thelr natural gray > restored wtay 80. CENTRAL WET WASH Phowe Queen Smme iste Auto Service—F 2© pounds for S0¢ every additional pound ary 40 Rimless Byes plete and ev ity lenses and Sh ing for careful and « tier * * * « * * | of th tn We fit a gold fib frame spherical lenses and ¢ on lete for $2.50. These are the rpest values ever offered by » rellable optical « any for the ‘Carty Optical Co EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 344.345 Arcade Building Bring This Ad With You Only Cut-Rate ra lot H te br or me H in One bad tooth can cause more io, suffering 3 sleepless nights than any r thing of like size in the - world, still n | Fillings people co! to suffer when 50¢ one of our ex and up perts can stop | _ the most aggravating case in an instant. If you would avoid this useless suffering come at once to these modern dental , offices for a free $8 Gold | examination. You | will be told ex Crowns | actly what-your dental work will 3 amount to in dol lars and cents, and ff you care to have the work done mn will have the personal attention of one of our ¢ - seven expert 88 Bridge} raduate dentists | t very modern | -Work | appliance known | $4 | to dentistry is | | used, and - the pain caused by the $4 | unnecessary old-time workman has been almost yon “~ entirely elim- $10 inated. Wheth er you require Plates | 4 small filling For $5 a crown, bridge ! work or plates you are given a written antee with the work ing a period of 12 guar cover years and the price will be just half what you have »— = usually paid. The | $15 Sets offices are open | until o'clock | Of Teeth on Sunday for $8 | the accommoda- | cid tion of those who cannot call during the OHIO Second and University Entrance,207 University St. cate | thr jand relief will come daily and foul rath, blowing, hacking free trom ¢ olds, croup a WHERE WiLL + GET THE MONEY TO PAY THE RENT ? THE SEATTLE STAR YOU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR B NOBODY—By Meek. HERE. My GOOD MAN, | Wilt MeLP you HOW MUCH 00 YOU NEED? | NEED $15, WHO ARE YOU PLEASE 7? eee eee ene eene AT THE THEATRES * Moore—Loulse Tunning in @ The Balkan Prin Metropolitan * Seattie— From Reo ® tor’s « Emprese—Vaudevilie Pantages— Vaudeville * Orpheum—V aude ville * Grand—Motion pictures and @ vaudeville * ee fenders with @ © judge men operation here ‘Unhealthy Millions Saturated With Disease Caused by Catarrh Germs, Their Vitality is Disappearing The longer you wi rms to attack and de memb of ‘oat the nea life's journey wlect catarrh the ne it's a hor YOMEL five min w days stuffed ap nose, snuffiing spitting will dis pear. Breath three weeks and all rms will be destroyed re, inflame and the will be Mone. tarned, you YOME! doeen't give treatment of catarrh f Australian not ¢ ma d does 2, coal or other injurious drug. Complete outfit $1.00. Extra botties 56 cents at pharmacists everywhere Ralph Krows Electrical Co. | Retail Everyihing Elecirica! Opp. P. O. 31 6UnionSt. Fan for you FLAT IRON REPAIRS. SAN FRANCISCO, March 14.—A | police court exclusively for women officials except will soon be put ow catarrh ‘our the det. | and © to the end we it fastens bat it can be it daily for two catarrh NOBODY "" NA HA HA-HA-HA Mt Y i py Berton Braley- The noblest men Is not the man in the race of preacher with tongue or pen Nor the kindly person who “means the best But never will let his neighbors rent It's the busy man of sense and wit Who has @ business—and tends to it There's plenty of chaps who have a trade But dream through the hours for which they're paid And there are others whose special line Is butting In your affaire—and Pr \They bay | or grit To have n't the sense or nerve & business and tend to It If you've got any wn, folks alone won't butting ta. Stirring up trouble with friends or kin, To make « permanent, certain bit oO get @ business -and font te it business of your business you'll have time to be | Olympia Terminal | (RY United Prees Leased Wire) OLYMPIA, Wash, Mareb 14.—All tlie money necessary is available according to C. J. Lord ident of the Capital National bank, for the building of a railroad to connect this city with the main line of the Northern Pacific at a point where G6 t Northern and O.W trains also pass, provided the Olympia Terminal Railway Co. is able to ac quire a strip of rightofway be ween Olympia and Tumwater, now held by the Hill people TRAGEDIES FOLLOW FRAUD GENEVA, March 14.—State Coun cillor Eugene Berlle began a nine year te today for frauds amounting to $500,000. Two of his creditors bad gone insane victims numbered bun thes “Just Say” HORLICK’S - it Means Original and Genuine IMALTED MILK | The Food-drink for All Ages. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. 10u8, invigorating and nutritious, Rich milk, malted gram, powder form. |A quick lunch prepared in 2 minate | Take no substitute, Ask for HORLICK’S, = Others are imitations, | } } Does This Sound Logical? You would hardly Then why would you trust FREIGHT FORWARDING CO. FORWARDING. know how? without teams ALDE & erre. OF Main 29 expect a blacksmith to re your We cannot think of one logical reason. Yours to ir your watch GOODS with a IN MACHINERY warehouse, HOUSEHOLD SPECIALIZING wagons, or men that SURE, EATTLE 305 MAIN ST. Ind, 2679 Shorthand Typewritins -& Bookkeeping Thetlyatt-Towclls School Tourth & Pine OF MRS. CALHOUNY services for Mra. Mary Calhow wife of Beott Calhoun ” held this afternoon at lo'clock at the residence, J1182 Wighth ay Dr, W Major, pastor of the Bethany byterian chureb, of which Mra, Cab | FUNERAL Funeral FURNITURE Y people New Dae $1.00 at Port I entato, | { will receive @ charming addi in when lhoun was af active member, of aa sak serls r ‘ tt | fielated Arthur M ) QO” j 4 daughte nainsook, tr ed wit Hien Funeral services for Abijah A! deserts Leketitln eenhanids tif i . rf Harton, Seattle ploneer, who died for | nsertior n i ace n Hremerton Tuesday, will be een-| n Gate fort.| edge. Price $1.00, cted from Bagies’ hall, Seventh “ iad Pine at, Sunday, The garment pictured to left is also soft, \ heer nainsook, with cover daintily aan TREC eC eee eee ee partmen \ : * * west, and she \ in leaf-spray design and trimmec & Prepare yourself to spend ® going to join | lace edge $1.00. |@ at leant 10 cents for a shamew him : }w rock tag Saturd: Arranges ®! e. . , Other pleasing new styles in well-made Com- * ments have b npleted * Capt, Olsen of| adele at ae a6 Bs * for the tag day event, and an ® the good ship binations are moderately priced at $1.25, $1.2 jw efficient sales has boene® John Kna” and and oe 75. : |® organized. The proceeds of * vo just sailed into Ban ae gags? fe l@ this sale will go to make life ® harbor after 4,000 |@ happier for the dependent * sg hero meneymcen “agent ‘UN ERWEAR In the Proper Styles * boys in the orphans’ home at # 1 ny deep Weights f ® Orillia Several hundred * Iphia and the Pactfic ights tor & Catholic women Ben ity y A NEW FIELO CHANGE to lighter-weight garme alrea while br # have volunteered thelr sere ie Fale l hth acd acl age ; Oadest ¢f lw vices as tag merchants t] A cutiragerss wrnaired » game is given in fa weights a your selections, 2 ; . —fecong [ee eee Rw RRA wR) Se OOM man's werk hae been Women's Silk-lisle Union Suits Women's Mercerized Lisle Ung | Local lodge of the Moose wilt] '*vaded—Detroit Free Prose 1B} hand -embr | Italian silk yok | cless, with Thold a grand «pring ball at the leas. atyle, ih dee ai eutt % ‘a bras a wide echt park pavilion Saturday ad RARE WARaRAARs *| = th 1 knee and “deep evening, Mareh 23 MAR ND. Cal. ela z oche $2.2. : enna “4 Fae psehisdt : mag pa | Women's Lawnette Union Suits cle A BAD PRINCIPLE ; & wooden cruiser Pensacola, for # lI with reinforcemen leeveless style th Women's Lisle Union Suits, Si | “Do you believe in the prime iw many years receiving ship at #| Pi tht ay ? f of the recall for judges, jw the nuval station at Goat #| low neck, tight knee and double band fa . cveless, with tight Weary!" asked Dusty — a9 |w island, left today for San # | in, ; $2.50. $1 | lee met en | Francisco, wh he will be & i “ : ‘ | route for warmer climes. cemented ter woe bY wetvele *| Women’s Venetian Silk Vests in e and pink t ng top ribbos | | don't,” growled Weary *& parties, The ship was launch # ceveless, with low neck; $1.7 “De ) 1 was up before ly in Florida in 1862, * recalied that I'd been up before | —~ piiiaipinsanene a iia him five times before that, and | | 2 nt extra for it” | R PEER Ow ee ee, Women’s : Mes: I —Marper's Weekly. | Seattic Esperantiste held an en tertalnment in the adopted lan kuage lant night at 1426 Fourth av A play ip the Eeperanto by the University Keperanto club featured the entertainment j Mareh 14, 186%, the federal gun boats spent half an hour bombard tog FL. Pember ton at the junc tion of the Tal Inbatchio and riv ers, but it was not very satis factory to spend time and ammo nition that cont good money bombarding = & fort that only Pemberton was intrenchment thrown up to protect the troops and any time a shot hit it, all the neces-| sary repairs could be made by & crew of shovelers com xood minecle merely an immaculate Conception parish | will entertain in honor of St Pat rick Friday evening at the parteh hall, 18th ay. and EL Marion entertainment will be for the benefit of the Immaculate Con ception eh To complete the formation of a Canadian clob, former Canadiane residents of Seattle, wilh meet at another heon at the Areti club Friday noon eee ee ee 2 UNWELCOME - - ~* = = we “The weather sharps say a cold wave from the west is headed| bag for us. i, 1 for one organize | lay” searching parties if it loses its way won't Jury in Judge Hanford’s court, Jafter 21 hours’ deliberation, return. jed a verdict of guilty against J. L. Brown, the traveling salesman Jeharged with opium smuggling Brown was sentenced to 10 months lat MeNetl's island and a fine of $50 and costs. | MUST HAVE BEEN jarber—“My fast customer evidently an actor, and a one at that.” Customer. w do you make that out? arber—"When | asked him if he wanted an egg shampoo, he suddenly leaped from the | chair and made a beeline for the door.”—Tit-Bits. AKRERRERE RE wel * Metropolitan Building Co. * will commence work at once * on its two new buildings, the * Grandin and the Judson, The * Grandin will be erected ad. * joining the Henry building at | @ cost of $600,000. It will be * 11 stories high and will resem~ ble the Cobb building in models * The Judson building will be & six stories high and will be * erected near the Metropolitan # | theatre. *| RRR KER IK ee eee eel SERS EE EEE EE EEE Jeanette Blume, stenographer, jYesterday filed a claim with he jcity comptroller for $5,000 for in | Juries incurred February jav, and Yesler way. She that garbage on the sid responsible for her fall, at 26th claims alle was jagent and examiner of survey. H. E. Metsasc, for many y wireless operator on whips Into Benttle, died Wednesday tuberculosia sanitarium. Me. | was well known among (he steamship men of this it COLONIAL PUMPS — SILK PETTICOATS $5.00 National Association of Letter A rice we feature a Carriers will give (heir annual ball | ' vats in fine, soft at Lesehi park Saturday evening at | a " 9 o'clock, Pommaster Geo. F. Kun | west lines, with well will lead the graud march ister-tucked riet ty les, and silk underlay, ] ee ee ee | *| { soe é * a ¢ fitte cd with drawstring, * Lief Erickson Lodge, Sons of «| Black. c ; ® Norway, bi , Vole . avy, Copenhagen, ¢ ® Roald Amun st Sere ." ' $ Bre Emerald, Red, White, King ® the South F to v excellent fitting qualitie ’ oe * An invitation tole & and changes effects. Very inte * phed to Amundsen at Ho #) Wes $ Taamania, inst night . —Recond * Spring Pump in ; Pee eee eee eee eee $ Prot. Edmond $ Meany of the| : : University of Washington is in re Black Bucksk , celpt of a package of odelwoins tack or Tan Russia Ca , LI G r seeds from a friend ip Swit ed Black Satin seed on top of Mount Rainier next : A > ia mummer! and the highest and mow elted sole ge 2 Coles aig cherished flower of the Alps may |B give< and widths 1S ; ducticad grow in abundance on the Wash view of = cs—in rept tngton peak ‘ 3! well-executed floral as CHICAGO, March 14.—Members QM clet effects, Special $175 of the Greek Catholic church have HOME OF THE $ 7m appealed to the court from the ae i R ) of Imported Venise tion of Rey, V. Alendorf in giving Direct-Action Gas Range +, ase, Cape, Sailor and the church away. He tra ~ . . iil i the title to Archbishop Piaton. | Champion Coal and Gas Range Coy. ‘os an Dyke, Grecian’ . - t Majestic Range c a sohemi elect eee ewe erent — ee € § Boheutian: * * Ohio Steel Range § white, ere ¢ and black, 65¢ t a & PHILADELPHIA, March 14. @ ’ $ Fire Pe * ~—-Yoang and pretty women as @ 2 ODD PATTERNS IN ROOM- SIZE RUGS ¢ Ho y Brussels Rugs d t be re ordered, is 0 ® street car conductors, it in @ ® said latest wrinkle & ® to be introduced by the Phila. # *< ia traction company . * be CHICAGO, March court judges have to hold gourt in pres 14—Mu refus because of 1 sanitary conditions >, 4 -R > iia An arming amount of sickness 3 Patterns R 4 Patterns . 2 Patterns in 9x12 Axminster Ri 1 Pattern x12 Blow Against Wines piles S182 $02 Water Power Trus 4 Patterns in 8-3x10-6 Axminster Rug 3 Patterns . x12 Wiiocrborone ; clearance price $14.35 Rugs, clez « ¢ $11.00. 8 OTC Mareh 14 A > " Vel > 4 ter a five-ho debate the house 2 Patterns in 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs 2 Patterns x12 defeated Congressman Raker's bill clearance price $17.50 Rugs, clearance price $12 giving the Hydro-Klectrie Power pi fp ie Company of California a right of The patterns include effects and coloring’ suitable for oom in the house. <3 way for a pipe line acr the in = ae Mono national forest resery ETT MS RPS OS ma eet ae The measure was fought by the progressives who declared it would oktablish a precedent w “water power trust” would r & Weapon against the restrictions in| force on the government reserves Lake Won’t Freeze§ HOUSEWARES and GARDEN SUPPLIES: SPADING FORK, SPECIAL} IMPOR ) WASTE 65¢ BASKETS SPECIALLY Spadir PRICED with angular three tines, long or short handle and ra Heable “D" head. Speci 5 ore STRELITZ, Mecklenberg. Maren ra alleable “D” head, Special 65¢. forced 14—-Tollense lake remains fee-free oy) ei ale live in ap- again, though the winter is the h, ‘i hardest ever experienced her | All the other numerous takes in | ff the state are covered with ice some of them being frozen to th GRASS SHEARS, SPECIAI UNDRY bottom | mR 25¢— Yet, Tollense, though the water {s 20¢ R fee cold, remains unfrozen, a Grass Shears with — 6-inch Ge p tor homenon scientists cannot’ exy The lake is four and a half miles blades and tempered sj ing stec jong and less than a quarter of a bow handle. Special 20¢. ¢. mile wide In winter time it is " “ > . on alive with water birds whose food THE “WORLD BEATER,” SPECIAL $ GoMBINATION MIRROR, supply is cut off by the freezing of 35e— other lakes. | “4 World } $1.45 , he orld Beater > I 5 i in di TONG WAR IN NEW YORK, | I ieee Re M inches . NEW YORK, March 14.—New ike a churn, and will whip th plated brass f ne; may OF York’s Chinatown today is again inf} cream or eggs stiff in one min llo and throes of a tong war. Two Hip . ; | =e 1 wall of a5 3 ute, Special B5¢. BATH Sings from the doorway of a store in Mott st. emptied their revolvers |into a room filled with members of Special $1.45. TUB SOAP DISHES | | | | | |the On Leong society. When the SPECIAL, 40¢ smoke had rolled away one Chinese ms a was found to have been shot in the Bath Tub, Soap Dishes, well thumb, Numerous arrests were made of heavy brass wire, and = Jhon made and police guards were in j ; aeuaaed veavily nickel-plated. Special FINED FOR KILLING | 40¢. TURKEY \THER } JOHANNESBURG, March 14 ‘ ‘ ical { SPECIAL WY Pleading the unwritten law Walter UMBRELLA CLOTHES BARS DUSTI ECIA Patterson, hotel] pre . Was let 55 CIAL 85¢ Umbrella Clothes Bars cach 23 inches long, and Folds off with a fine of killing his wife's paramour 1s-inch selected? with leatherelt€ 9 and turned have twel Hanford Non-Suits Government each one may Because th ernment failed to return the checks as soon as the slleged fraud was discovered, Judge Hanf yesterday non-sulted the fovernment in its claim for $16,000 used separatély cial 85¢@. compactly sefurnishings Ladies’ Hem Orders against the National Bank of Com Mail meree arising out of the alleged Carefully fraudulent issuance of checks by M Filled P. MeCoy ed , former special disbursing