The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1912, Page 3

Business Directory): * needs may be, you will find|” Pein We ee in this Directory—Cut the Directory ate in a convenient place in your home for OPTICIANS EYES Property Pilted WIN Gtenses Repairing Done The Alhert Hansen Optical Department Harry W. Ap, OMemeria CHEREY ST. COR FIs ave Fra, aves Osteopathic Licensed ysicians Members National, State and County Association way CUNNINGHAM _rnowes: MAIN Miss, RES 9 a ane DR. CHAS. KN. MAXEY 409-4 NORTHERN Da. __ PMONES IND. fal eh ar. = Ww. € ae WaLao MAIN ‘abe: ann ane wees NER ive ORS. Bangi Bi @ RICKART ONE HEIG rnonba: Wat ST IND A anny ~ PHOTOGRAPHERS — JOHN L. JOHNSON PHOTOORArHER, Prsten tn all tens 1 reasonabie en. Selarging. De- Mioping ‘and rinting 15164 FIRST AVENUE ACTOR Boulevard arit—after IN BY JACK A. BINNS | AM in favor of| teaching boys) how to operate! wireless tele graphs for the reason that it] is from ame | teurs that most! of the tmprove- | ment in the! wireless will! come. | been in} lem of Bisctrical Pree Ry forth eet comr Efforts have made would restrict the use of the ether | by amateur wireless operators. t/| is true that sometimes the wireless companies and the government wire: | less are hard pot to it to find any room in the alr for their messages. om account of the Ucking of the) amateurs. | Around New York, particularly during the winter time, when young men stay at home and talk with each other through the air, the wire leas companies sometimes have to walt until late In the evening be fore they can do mach work “| However, 1 belfeve in the unre stricted policy for amateurs, for —| they, having more leisure to observe and experiment, than have the op erators who are employed by a con pany, will be bett able to make those improvements which comd only from long and letsurely expert} mentation. The study of wireleas | telegraphy fs not only a fascinating pursuit for boys, but it also is of great practical benefit to them. In following out instructions which are simply expressed in the coming se ries of articles, the boy wireless op | erator will gain a first hand know! edge of his apparatus by construct: | Peat Fue: emabent Meee im 68 principe) cities “Battie Creek Sanitarium Foom 1408 Fourth Av, Raleigh Hotel Phone ory wi OPPOSITE SANITARY MARKET Phone: Main 1926 SHEET METAL WORKS We are now locat od In our larwer new Qearters, and we are equipped to do any sheet metal work Promptly and to the satisfaction of our trade. MEBRS SHEET METAL WORKS 208 Jackson st, seme 34 av. 5. ‘AND TRANSFER COMPANIES ‘all up Main 18, Yad 16” ORCYCLE M MESSENGER CO. Respected Citizen a Train Robber SOUTIPPASADENA, Cal., March} 15.—-Although he confessed to the| robbery of a train and a bank, 8; |. Copeland, for years a respected citizen of South Pasadeua, will not be prosecuted, according to dis patches today from Fergus Falls, Mino. The district attorney there} has found that the statute of limi-) tations protects Copeland, who com. | mitted his crimes when a very young man and under the thrall of the deeds of Jease James. Copeland confessed to the robbery of a Northern Pacific train and a pationa! bank at Moorhead, Minn. ORIENTAL TRADING CO. Phone M. 426 Importers = Exporters Ind. 426 C. T. TAMASHI, President GENERAL Commission Merchants SPECIALTIES— anila Cigars | Wheat and cre AGENCIES—Kobe, Japan; Havre, Mont.; Livingston, ; Portland, Ore.; Spokane, Wash.; Tacoma, Wash.; Mont.; ing ly lester, with a traction engine. EXPORTS Flour, Building Materials Vancouver, B. C.; Whitefish, THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1912 eee eee eee 8 © ee we wo ew ew FRENCH NOBLEMAN NEXT HUSBAND OF OIL SCION’S BEAUTIFUL WIFE eeeeeeeeeee ee This Mrs, }to in new Roy Plerec & photograph of Pleree, whose marriage annulled on the | ground that he was intoxicated at the time wan Pierce ts a son of the millionaire olf man and it f* said She was originally “the beautiful JACK Binns LESSONS WIRELESS. Moke tie Own Wireless JACK BINNS HATES TO BE CALLED A + HERO UT the Boy Readers of The Star Know That He Became a Hero When He Coolly Sat on the Deck of the Sinking Republic and Flashed Out by Wireless to Other Ships that 2,000 Lives Were in Jeopardy. JACK BINNS ptt TO SEATTLE “1 think & ry Boy “en to make and oper. ate his own wireless telegraph outfit.” SIX LESSONS BY JACK BINNS! The Star hae secured from Jack Binns « series of six teasons, in which Binns shows Seattle boys how to make a wireless outfit at a surprisingly emalt cost. BOY! WATCH FOR JACK BINNS’ LESSONS it bimeolf, and the desire tojat their tn get in any other way. The wireless that we are going to make can also be used as « fleld wireless, and for} that reason it seems to me that it would fit In fine style with the sum mer expeditions of Boy Scouts The first lesson will appear in Monday's edition of The Star. lae 4 fern. qyCREN ENE become more proficient, not only In the use of his instrumenta, but also ia the theory of ether waves, will grow upon him. For a few cents more than any bey who follows the simple lee sone that are to be given will be own and operate a wireless us that will sond a distance} miles, and will receive mes-| seges from a distance of 10 miles, | Two boys to a neighborhood, | each with & wireless outfit, can jhave more fun of a + winter evening | © = Senitentinabes aaa {ODD BITS O’ NEWS |? Crosses Frozen Lake on Traction Engine Weighing Tons James McGrane of McDougall, N croseed Seneca lake, near Roch-| The engine, which weighs seven tons, made no impression on the ice. 4 hammer to find out j his daddy's wat |the semaines 1 | pring to experim iWhen his parents got home they faund that young Samuel had swal llewed.the main spring, and was |ohoking. A doctor pulled out the Buried |Spring’a foot at a time, and the Mareh to Sea | child in recovering, Ernest Manderson of Montclair, N se oa Fe Dae eh pier | Rather Stay in Jail and Play recent found In ie ‘a hear Salisbury, N. C., buried by Cheekore Than Be Free Gen. Sherman's men on their march| | Myron Gould of Kansas City to the sen. Kan., ts & “bug” on checkers, and There wore six kegn of the 60.]@fter his marris yearold beverage, but Manderson | his work and stay away from home could get only one of them. to attend checker tournaments what made the Finde Keg of nse Ho Since 8 His wife tried to get him to stop, | but tn jail he could play checkers | Baby Exploring Papa’s Watch, ‘Swallows Main Spri Samvuel Levy, baby evy of South Norwalk N. J, used | Port law has had him sent to the penitentiary for two years all day jong. She finally gave up ls | ebody Wants to Run for Office in the Village of Nyack Ph ecornoe of past criticisms by payers, office tu in Nyack, N. Y., a condition said to be unprecedented in this country. Democrats and republicans held caucuses to make nominations for village officers, and both named the |same men for president and trus- | tees, but all declined, and the com mittee to fill vacancies has been un | able to get any one to take the nom | inations. Gives Up in Disgust after Three Attempts to Die; Goes to Work Richard Jones, a young negro of | Horsecave, Ky., wanted to know what it was like in “another world,” jand shot himself in the forehead The builet glanced off his skull, He shot himself in the aide of the head and the bullet glanced again. He | then fired into his cheek and the bullet went through. Richard then tied up his head and went back to work, Sang Solos in Cell So Well He Will Get a Pardon Charles Forde of New York, said to be a pickpock to jail for 270 days at Atlantic Ci organized a choir among the pris oneérs in the county prison. Aenor solos became so popu- 1 ‘authorities decided to give freedom on Monday be- ind Of the good cheer he brought rison, Priest Bues for Eulogy Widow Says Was Not Complimentary Father F. A. Becker of St. Al- phonstis Catholic chureh in Wallace, Idaho, “has brought suit for $26 for pfeacbing a funeral sermon over Adam ‘Golsong, one of his perish joners,' ‘The “defendant widow says the etlogy berated her husband for non- attendance at church, which deeply affected her and caused her to re- fuse to pay more than $10 for it, which sum was refused, Missoula, Mont.; Pasco, tick, and out of| began to neglect | of Saim | the attempt, and under the non-sup- ip nobody wants to hold |i ! | | Faulkne Boston oeeeee * daughter of cul-| people in She was deserted Irvin Chap For # time Hetney DID YOU FIND IT? taken |tured moderate | clroumatance by her first hustmnd, T man, and divorced him . that GREE? Now it is ‘ general fa she was oh the stage land reported that she will go to Burope ve, in May and become the bride of |Freneh nobleman that the family settled with the wife for several hundred thousand dollars, Testimony at the divorce | trial gave Pierce a bad reputation. | Young Pier wife in known in the society of New York, Paris, | London, Berlin and Rivera, Her | beauty had been placed on canva by noted painters, She had been) courted by men of wealth, includ: | ing Baron “Jimmie” Rothschild 5-Acre, 10-Acre, 20-Acre, 40-Acre Tracts $20.00 to $40.00 Per Acre Sn cash payme deferred cent p per on I particulars nd led Calvin Philips & Co. 616-616 LEARY BUILDING Seattle's Leading SIX NIGHTS--COMMENCING MONDAY NIGHT —MARCH 18tb Special Priced Matinee Wednesday Mrs. Leslie Carter % and “DU BARRY” “TWO WOMEN?” saosin Rupert Hughes New -York Company of Fifty Lower Floor, Bight Rows, $2.00; Balance Baleony, 75¢ and $1.00; Gallery, 50c. Wednes Lower Floor, $1.00; Divans, $1.50; Balcony and 26e. Saturday Matinee, 60c to $1.50, BOARD AGA Ernst, who, with removed from x former Mayor Ui, has been reappointed to sv coed Park Commissioner J. E Shrewsbury, who tendered bis ree ignation yesterday on the ground] that he had removed from the city Shrewsbury served on the board fo 12 years Ernst'’s appointment followed a conference between Mayor Dilling and Mayorelect Cotterill. ‘The park board now has the same complexion that It had before Gill's descent upon it, Cheasty having been reap pointed by Mayor Dilling to suc ceed one of Gill's appointees, who resigned recently \Cotterill Guest at Big Banquet George F. Cotterill, the mayor elect, was guest of honor at a ban quet given by the Chamber of Com merce last night at the Hotel Wash ington. Mayor Dilling, the members jof the council as it will be const): | jtuted during the coming year, and| other officials elected for the com-| ling two years, were also guests. Declaring that the pe jshould be the con to get a In Her Greatest Success Since Management JOHN CORT As Presented at the Magnificent Production, P"RICES—Evenings, Lower Floor, $1.50; day Matin: 0c; Gallery Lyric Theatre, WEEK COMMENCING TOMORROW (SUNDAY) MATINEE Matinees Thursday and Saturday. ROSE STAHL'S GREAT COMEDY SUCCESS (First Time in Any City at Popular Prices.) The CHORUS LADY With GRACE AYLESWORTH And 6 Superb Cast and Production. 2he, B0c, Thc, $1.00; Sunday and Saturday Matinees, NIGHTS—25 Bargain Thursday Matinee, 25c. 25e, be one in) movement " Cot | terttt urged those p to stand | “forcibly by the trunk Mne muni-| | cipal street railway as expressed by {the people a year ago and by the proposed municipal telephone, as| Voted at the last election, fully as much as for the harbor terminals ae aE The following are the average | patese paid by local commision ses- @ producers. 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