The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1912, Page 7

z ae eel i* \* “IF YOU LOVE THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912, “The Car of Juggeruaut” (The Version. 6f the Man Who Pays the Bills.) ae or sewerry! ges: (QUEER THINGS IN THE NEWS y Bilverware, Wolf, WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN MICHIGAN United Frene Lenned Wire) : |} YOUR WIFE cetolition to ‘submit wouan, sat|* PROVE fT” frage to the voters of the state in| * uel ® constitutional amendment at the} « vction was adopt in the! TIRESOME TASKS BY here today by a vote of 76," PRESENTING HER WITH to 19, A similar resolution already|* ONE OF OUR MANY USE- han been adopted by the senate, | FUL ELECTRICAL HEAT- The galleries of the legisiature|% ING APPLIANCES—TOAST- were packed with women, and the ERS, WATER HEATERS, wildest excitement and cheering) * VIBRATORS, VACUUM followed the announcement of the|* FLOOR CLEANERS, SHEL- vote in the house BY TUNGSTEN, LAMPS. WATCH WINDOWS, Pitiful Appeal GUSTAVE. R. he sae ee eg HARTWIG ire TACOMA, March Vira | 1241 FOURTH AVE, Jackson of Brownsville, Ind PHONE MAIN 3586 whose wife was murdered here DYleekhbh eet hhhhhe Willis Brown, with whom she eloped two years ago from Indiana han went ppeal to the authorit! get hin two with the couple, | Jackson sends character recon | mendations for himvelf A LITTLE SAVING OF $700,000. | BAN FRANCISCO, March 29.—! In a decision handed down today! by the state railroad commission freight rates into the San Joaquin valley from Los Angeles, San| Roger? wold at half price. at ever BRIGGS Ave. Building. aw Marooned on ice, Floats to Gates of Windy City. Search te betng made by Chicago police for a wolf that is marooned on & cake of fee two miles east of | the foot of Chicago av, | The animal is supposed to have | been caught napping in the wilda of |the north and carried down to Cht- } cago. The men on ahore that have j seen and heard him were unable to \ get out to him because of the rough | wa der steering It to shore. tle was caught aft several, It moagun & half in dianete The tur it had bitten five feet and REDUCE MANY Chicago “L” Introduces “Polit co Car” as Boon to Straphangers A “politeness car” in the neweat experiment on the Northwestern Blevated railway at Chicago. It in wo called because it will make straphangers feel more polite. 1t has a long line of enamelled posts from floor to celling along the jalstes on either side, Bach pas jeenger in wedged in between these uprights, leaving no chance for someone else to jostic against him, “When You Buy |280-Pound Man Conquers Turtle the best and §) and Rides It to Shore ie best Ff) John Jordan of Buffalo, who weighs 250 pounds and te visiting his brotherin-law, William J, Con-| |nera, at Palm Beach, was attacked | , while bathing by one of the largest turtles seen in Florida waters, He jumped on tte back and it jawam for deep water and dove, un-| seating ite rider, Then it renewed the attack and Jordan again climb- | hed to its hack, holding to its flip. | his ft PER ER RARE RE RRS ERE RE ER EE eereeee Houn’ Dog G $5,000 Worth of Stampe—Makes Clean Getaway. A measengor boy ate a sandwich be walked toward the Greendale distillery in Lawrenceburg, Ind., with $5,000 worth of revenue stamps and followed by a hound. ‘Tho dog saw the sandwich disap- pearing and made a jump for the last bite, Instead he grabbed the package of stamps and darted off iato an alley, It was the last seen of him or the stamps. Vire-Proot Rurgiar-Proot VAULT DOORS Fire-Proot Burglar-Peoot Mob Proof Furniture ; Spring Suite and Coats, in all the hew materials and styles; values up to $20.00; priced for tomorrow at $40.00 to $80.00 Tailored Suits, beautifully made; all hand-fin- ished, Be cteccene ecsseee OOOO eee “Bob , id ‘United Prese Lensea Wire) SAN DIEGO, March 20.-~Assury ance that Senator La Follette would come to California and that hin hat ts in the ring to stay t# made in a telegram given out to day by Secretary Seymour W. Tub loch of the San Diego La Follette chub, in reply to & message sent to | the senator, promising the support jof the club, It “Your tolegra jwoply touches me, adding to (he great encournge- ment Lam receiving from pro- Kresalve territory. | at coming a the men and women of California to discuss rea} issues in this great { movement, to prosent my platform, the reason for my candidacy.” TO VOTE ON “NAILS” (By United Press Leased Wire) ROME, March 29,.—Pierpont) Morgan, the American financier, and Baron Rothwehild, the head of Minimum Wage Bill Passed by Lords (By United Pree Lemaed Wire) LONDON, March 28—The house of lords today unanimously passed the minimum wage bill. King George ts expected to sign the measure immediately, 5 RS RRARA ASRS SS RE * Dr, Wiley writes ® efficiency of NUTRI ® The Star tomorrow. * eee aaah eeak Catholic Increase (Ry United Prese Leased Wire) NEW YORK, March 20.—Thore are 15,015,569 Catholiea in the ions States proper, as shown by }the 1912 edition of Kenedy's Offi- jolal Catholic Directory, which is au- * the * 1ON in & * tober 19, 199: Burial After Two Years The body of Dr. John b. Neagle, ‘an, will be inter- cemetery, Sun- day, March @1, at 2:30 p. m., after jying in the rooms of the Bonney Watson Co, for two years and five months, Dr, Neag We Never Hurt a Bit ied in Seattle on Oo- Tt was first intend- #@ to ship the remains to Washing- ton, D. C,, to be buried beside his wife's, but this plan was never car- tied through, ee Francisco and Stoekton and Sacra N I di t z t “| mento and also rates between val-) points w adjusted to sve o in re men $ about $700,000 to $800,000) NEW YORK, March 29—The grand jury which has been con ducting an investigation into an alleged conspiracy (o “railroad” Foulke BE. Brandt, former valet Mortimer L. Schiff, refused today fo return any indictment in the cage Braudt contended that he wan given a 40-year sentence in Sing Sing on a “trumped up charge of larceny to shield a woman mem- ber of the Schiff household.” He has served five years fn the peni- | tentiary, |DUMB 48 VEARS, SHE TALKS |inmate in Oblo infirmary Mysteri- “TRICK MILK CAN” SACRAMENTO, March 29. Nelson, indicted {n Multnomah | county, Ore. for the theft of a/ “trick milk can,” valued at $300, | was extradited from Woodland to | day by Gov. Johnson. i ously Regains Her Speech. COLUM 0, March 1%-— |Dumb for 45 years, Mise Olive | Hoverstick, aged 60, an invalid res- lident of the Green county infirm ary, has suddenly regained her pow- or of speech. FOR EASTER ning effect Women’s $5 SATURDAY AND MONDAY thority also for the following Interior dental work te sure ve you trouble soot held WITHOUT NEAT APPEARING FEET NO COSTUME I8 COMPLETE DO IT NOW A pair of our Colonial Pumps, White Nubuck or Russia Calf But- ton Boots would give a very stun- Sold in ground floor stores from $4 to $6. Here $2.50. Restoration of her speech follow: ed a decline in her physical condi |tlon, which was accompanied by |failure of wight and hearing. 1 came without warning. The wom an soddenly began talking, and nev- the European bankers, jlengthy conference here today, at |the request of Morgan, spending | the entire day togethe: | to give » inter, and it ie fortable feeling ly reminded by that the work te no! and ts ready to be doi Think how much better it is to statiation: A year ago the Catholle pop tion of the country was 14,618.76 was 10,97 Sitarrwhe aa Deve ot 400 | It te rumored that the baron ex-| S12 for the decade. Twenty years | Pisined to the American magnate | ago Catholics numbered 8,615,785, the steps taken by the big finan |B by a bed since has she allude showing that within 20 years the | Ciera of Rurope to prevent the re|[and who has « “ Bichange. She converses easily. Catholic population has nearly|cent threatened trouble between | Mise Hoverstick’s affliction fol- doubled. Germany, England and France, | jlowed an affection of the spine, | eaomcemncippememme | which resulted from rope jumping | when she was 12 years old. | 4 THE JUDGE | SAN FRANCISCO, March 23. —| When Benj. Rosenberg, 17, married | | Lona Fischer, 16, two years ago, his| parents attended the wedding and) | biesed them. Now the parents want | | the marriage annulled. The judge) is in & quandary, | HONOR FOR ARCHIE. | ROME, March 29.—~King Victor| | Emmanuel yesterday received Maj; | Archibald Butt, personal ai to a very uncom SPECIAL With every Suit purchase, for two days only, we will give a choice of any $4.00 SILK ICOAT, White Nubuck few MEN’S *;.’ SHOES 2.50 All the latest models. All sizes in Russia Calf, Gunmetal Calf and Pat- ent Calf, TAKE ELEVATOR—OPEN 6ATURDAY EVENING TO 10 BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP: SECOND AVE. AT PIKE, OVER SWIFT'S DRUG STORE. MILWAUKEE, March 29.—-They remarkable case of Mise Agnte Mil ler ia puxaling local physictans. Last -Wedneaday night the girl) wan attacked by & man with a/ hatchet and her head was bediy) hacked, in spite of which she still) | lives. | She received fire distinct com- all, the! 500 Lingerle Walats, high grade recor pa, finest cater sa TO GT ANKAD GET BACK oF og liege .- $1.05 A-PAIR OF PROPERLY ‘ OS MADE GLASSES. Ww ‘operator's “8 Montiatry in W Played before his think when you see will Kaew right bands ur prices are from 26 {leas than our com- ere you ei tg Know how to exa sod determine the lamnee ood an Know haw to, make. ee as they should be ne even ot | } | fa fancy Foulard | $5 Silk Shirt ‘Waists....81.93 1316 SECOND AVENUE out during the night. Still her heart is beating normally, IRE SALE | LEWIS & CO. OR THE QUALITY CLOTHES SHOP, Agents for the Society Brand Clothes. Insurance Companies Have Taken All Damaged Stock and REMAINDER OF STOCK MUST GO RE- GARDLESS OF COST. Sale Starts SATURDAY MORNING AT 9:30. Just an Idea of What You May Expect at This Sale. Men’s $3.00 HATS Men’s $2.25 legl ee Shirts Cts 100 Salespeople WANTED APPLY 9:00 A. M. SATURDAY TO MANAGER. SALE STARTS 9:30 A. M. SATURDAY ——REMEMBER THE NUMBER— T AVE. gee 2 A. WM. SATURDAY » TO MANAGER.