The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1912, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR YOU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR SY PEOPLE. Swissco | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Proves It : ager ‘Grows Hair Plistrionic Stops Dandruff and Scalp Diséasne, | FURNITURE | _ DRY wooos wen Daily at Gao, | | | A muffler on the exhaust of | | an-auto lessens the engine's ef ficiency from 3 to 10 per cent Charming / | | Restores Gray or Faded Hair | By BERTON BeRarey sv gage rere | to Its Natural Color, a enter baeniie jr wtrange midnight meeung [taking advantage of the Kaster va | ‘or plays of the day Beside the old mill jeation week to enjoy the free] The old metodrammer q i lawyer cheating plunges in the ¥, M. ©. A, swhime| 4, 1406, died Tamerlane, Was finer, | say » Kot the lont will; |ming pool, and the dozen or more the ‘greatest at Tanter ° ° I liked the bad tangles The comedy couple [hikes to mountain and istand re “ warrk Of plot better far Who spring all the gage; @ [sorts being conducted by the boys mp fi) t Than naughty “triangles The v@lainess supple (ment of the Y. M,C. A from # shepherd r as er ear Like modern plays are In beautiful “rags lad to be sover CAUTIOUS elgn of = three « s VE 1 ; | ‘The black mustached villain, Ab, thoae things were tonien Cook—Why didn’t you call fourths of the DISTINCTIVELY new model is the Dress iif Swissco Wil! Do This For You, =| Pho heroine faly ‘ That got me of old! | for your dinner yesterday? world. Ponderous | ba is ata fess tae Rectan gain nding resuite ee! ‘The fights and the killin’, Today's histrionics | Beggar! heard that the | tomes tell the At radium taffeta of excellent quality, chan quickly it has amaned those who have| he do and th® dare er pallid and cold missus was cooking.—Filegend® story of bie mill-| and brown, designed with separate bodice and sent i We will prove tt te you it you! ‘The hero strong, splendid To bring back the lumo | Blaetter yp yy Fn os ‘ : { ice and ) send tte in # ampe to pay yugh lacking in s gallery gods but the real|if revers le skirt has cossaque apron effect gq be re we w ) you a !| The shooting which en¢ The old molodrammer Ak tk tok tm! Third reader | ! pro at front and yi be nd our wonderful @ettmontals KaeW scene so intense In bent, by all odds « ' about him also trimmed with the macrame lace bottle and ow bad ] story abe | & Wilkesbarre, Pa, April 2 ® Gonctiven howl There is no excuse for baldness |® The daughter of Mrs, Wage #) ne wun forced to hide ip ap Price $35.00. Write today to Swissco Hatr ay | ( as A % A. Morrow furnished two mmr | SN04 tte" lone for many hours Co, 448 PP. CinoInnatt, ©, @ prises when she Was “bor eg eee ieee ey aie remplat - ‘ Bwiesco is on sale at all druggists .° ‘Ne rm) | The child weighed 18 pounds # anere, serned om Frgennys: 1n Other new models are in plain navy, light-green, drug departments at S0c hnd " pape ho 5 , ‘ ook ee, Sata) : and waa quipped with one z= an ant carrying up the wall a « Copenhagen and brown, also changeable combinations of = = ‘ of corn larger than itself, In its =°Th + C3 | a i aires aN ae ee forte to get up he found that the blue and green, green and gold, green and red, pink ang Car Tr r Le ‘ grain fell to the ground 69 timer, | si . - , $2. 50 FITTED 1 4 Here's a new reason to'dreat | Put the 70th time the ant reached |i and cerise and green; some are simply tailored, others the top of the wall with it, in laces, silk braids and chiffons. * [ment with two voices end her he y Mra. Ole Buil, the mystic, i . * re. Ole Bull, y' izes 16 ani * AT THE THEATRES ® costume, which was half mate and| gaa man who claimed to be ly’ diet. of ix | Si id 18 years; 34 to 40 bust measurement, * ® {half fomale attire. She would « almonds and a giass of milk, Prices $22.5 7 & Moore~Rogina Prager Yid.® volce us she turned to the] ge Gu ao a le| Mebbe on Sunday she had a $22.50, $25.00, $35.00 and $45.00, « # dish Opera Co, in Nea® pnee with the male side of or] Lange th. A he a an app | spree with a shre a bath } * Man * {costume and in female voice ax|*how unless Spokane's famous an] OS Aen) Meet ot peanuts. |i e * Metropolitan — Alma, Where # abe <euhibited the female side of Rus on Of the Seattle, publict ST Smeg ne EO | | a A 4 * Do You Live? jthe dress ley u yesterday, It was made ; pe ' 1) t e & Seattie—Dark Ran | | clear the meeting that Seattle |he children's playground of Seba |i 1S a in ul * Coll eum—Balley Stock | Co S|ek ee Rw Rw AH HR Ge Dot care to show rivslry wih | po, as be m loeed pecnnse the |i mn “Uncle Tom's Cabin. er city ” col e au iJ shout be bingy te 1 01 4 i % Emprese—Vaudevitle vars AT THE EMPRESS eee Shoicaity tee eget ett? |dren interfered with procedings in dad Voges “BAK Ratine, a fine corded effect of medium & Pantages—Vaudeville. ** Whthe apple show treste the police court near by for Summer Dresses and Suits, in be Wee Mvenlane or * Orpheum—Vaude tie. i ee a ‘ oe blue, gray, tam pectacle Frame with west quat-[l|® Grand—Motion pictures and With the return of the famous | UP TO THE MINUTE Seennonnnannneres lack and white combinations. Twentyseven inches wide, ity Sphesical Lenses an: adeville. * | Fred Karno’s London comedians in © yard . Be eluding a careful exe pe: vane RisaHiahe te on Mantiok Mosie Hall enntenerntt their.car up to 6 @ Jersey City, April a 4 ) ranteed for $2 aa ae oh ; ; P : ‘ this offer eee ere ee ee eS ar topaote ers and every othe act Bocker—Well, it ie paid for : ~ 8, vi B., - re. Linen Suiting, Ratine in novelty weaves, | Ratine Cord English Madras in fast ¢ - Ot unusual merit, the Empress of-| with gext years money-—-New . ea . Sie Se Ee Fe j : . | Dcliotialietiaiaticiieieteielelel bd se clase A program this week You tan . ® os Pi “she b ny vecome # Hf mixtures of brown and white, black and | combination stripe and hairline * ne music hall performers with | bd . d tan and 7 5, ¢ sits . > (u Optical (o * AT THE ORPHEUM *icharies © hptin ee soma ~ Ais Walhisia colin waste #9 vering {a the bonp tal ee *| white and tan and blue; 27 inches wide, 85¢ | fects; a suitable shirt-waist fabrie ° + inar i * with a terrible souse, are even yard » inches 5 . tegyg ish tery eegesd dp Ree REAR ARAAE ARM Herter than before, and it was| oe" yremmeet 6t|. ig Vork April 2. —When Chas. |] bs 1 So Hanes wide eae Third Floor, 344-345 Arcade che Walsh proved that, @%/! ininty evident ths Be unet as (meee yment © . Aprit 2. — " ; ‘ : Bumsing ast ceatonsbot the won enone |tetaegtaer ti satgo, be Perso Se ray. 0A A. Dunn ole city stepped off the ff French Cotton Rating, softfinished, in cream and white; 40 inches wide, $185 th on antes lantle streets ‘ourt camer avana, be wore a Pani a Py “ Bring This Ad With You the topnotchers, whether i's tn the ‘taste of their rare hilariously crazy | ay, 8 to Aneieiar at; [Rat tan teenae uae leaabe “mere inches wide, $1.85 vard Hegitimate or vaudeville = ‘oe act. Toku Kisshe, Japanese wire | sith om Charles to the head of the company at the Or arrist and juggled, ere eke | Cheariagtan' bt. peat nidaa Git treme (eeneeaaneaneneaamaaamenaaanaan pede preventing. ae Powe d tion by walking @ ding | Wallingford av. to Stone av, bridge, rods,” and t is plenty o . from the stage to t aud was yesterday pavsed by th E Indian wife, The Makich co Awful Nightmare,” was clever in S HOES that embody correct orthopedic features, giving the of five Japanese foot juggle @ rapid. changes ‘required eae a “s ; ri : ff Po aie a . oven, the FApld chang quired. ca . . proper support to the ankle and allowing the growing foot. two days. Privat enth and sae svelte’ " i, Ark, April 2-—In | \ ‘Sronidete: develne: ig ‘ Union, ing’s applause, Gertrud Van Dyck pete ener eens vestigation of a lynching in which {fl properly develop. Careful fitting is an important feature of a PAE aan i - || i is said the wrong negro was} our service . AT THE PANTAGES * hanged ‘lt paterd i hanged, resulted yesterday tn the 3 * * elty council removing Chief of Po ; . tf re 1 " 3 i . eee eee eee ee cy Mccey Wiehe Cuneaie aanet Misses’ Button Shoes of fine colt skin and | Misses’ ahd Children’s Russia Calf A ‘ Soul Kins,” ts ight patrolmen, abolishing the de-|Mf tan or black Russia calf— | strap P: i vith |the headliner at F tive bureau and dismissing the] = | Pp Pumps, in black and tam, with week, Even “tabloided.” there are ‘ detectives. Witnesses at the | Sizes 6 to 8, $2.25 pair. . oak tanned leather soles five scenes, and the ox ny BUM said the police did not t ‘ : j ‘ bers eleven. Miss Diana Bonbar ia 1 the negro es i] Sizes 8% to 11, $2.50 pair. | Sizes 5% to 8, $2.00 pair, ‘e ( a prima donna with a pleasing County authorities said they bad |i 111% to 2, $3.00 | Sizes 8% to 11, $2.50 pair presence and a fine voice. George evidence that the negro lynched izes 2 to 2, $3.00 pi | 2 » 92.90 pair, r » f yt ir dl ei paty Oy : tat . | i 1 | Ford as J. Lucifer Mephisto is par was not armed when Deputy Con Growing Girls’ sizes 234 to 6, $3.50 pair. Sizes 11% to 2, $3.00 pair, }ticularly devilish. The support is stable Audrew Carr was shot | Sizes 2%4 to 6, $3.50 ca i capable, Soon after Carr wan abot the sus | chien n ehaibasls naa Gh ¥4 to 6, $3.50 pair, — ea ‘ pecied negro was lynched, Carr isses’ am iidren’s nkle ies in " m ss cue j died yesterday | | Misses’ and Children’s ANGS HERSELF | patent colt, tan and black Russia calf, with | oF best quality Sea I pasty / . i are . a y Sea Island ; e a Porton wo 707 1 tb vag] Carer ai; ieee Deny Gust Divorce iW Goodyear welt and hand-turned soles— ed sole and broad heels « © ew 'rovl a ij 3 . c dence hospital, committed suicide other day and wasn't hurt @ bit Jodge Myers, in a we yor Big Hf Sizes 5% to 8, $2.00 pair. | Sizes 2% to 5, $1.00 pair. ¥ by hanging at the hospital yester Well, I for ten “ot four jon, denied the divorce asked by |i ’ ‘ | . day, She ended her iife in a fit of |stories yesterday and can @till get | Mre, Sarah A. Gust from Adolph | } Sizes 8% to 11, $2.25 and $2.50 pair. Sizes 5% to 8, $1.25 pair, & } Geopondency i following § & minor |#round ond ge: 7 Pages gps —— Sizes 11%4 to 2, $2.75 and $3.00 pair. Sizes 84% to 11, $1.50 pair. operation 10 days ago, from which . | ‘ ahi i . Sizes 11% to 2, $2.00 pair.” een 8 88 covering, Mire Price | Ground will be broken July to Fenersl (ermn advived tigunts tof Growing Girls’ sizes 244 to 6, $3.50 pair. 6 naz is ended her Ife by removing the| for the Pan ae tes ee eee , “ : j ord from her bathrobe and tying| al ot ivil cases involv - Five pianos sold Monday morning by 11 o'clock. We arc |{raround hee neck ena cy en tine | sition, to be held at charges In the case, Miss| ‘ ‘ i dusi . ro Tera 51mg ea x Pautine A. Miller, stenographer and | surprised and pleased at such quick response. It is conclusive|on the door. She then pushed the } K. k R f B d : _ | bookkeeper for Guat, bad been ac-|ff 0) eprint and peas at wch cick» Salty wl ele | por gernoneganersny nies wp ance” wr cans mon” Razak Rugs for Bedroom an Note the Pianos and prices offered in our exchange depart-| Puce with hee race a ere ong |t2. the. court nonee and Seeret tions, Miss Miler has a sult now Soar i Nag ia = + gale ds » i fo er husband, owned the jiong enough to file compimints of pending against both the Gusts for }iq \ Rugs meet exactly the popular demand for an attractive, serviceable ment. We have taken them in as part paym nt up on PI Madrona apar divores: Desertion and ‘moabup Bes.000 o 9ry cha claiien ta hoc] | £ sb, pop s piaeisg: Our os space - limited. We MUST sell them to CASE TO ADDRESS port were their chief troubles dears ot: cattain, Teak oatnts. vant ing at a low price. They are wool-filled, with cotton warp, and heavier nake room for ificoming shipments 4 ure ch she and G were | 1 ; : A Ke WEBER Piano, Upright, $230.00. CHURCH CLUB' tures in which she and Gust were /H closely-woven than the old-fashioned Ingrain Rug, which they have displaced. WEBER GRAND, like new, $575.00 | Otto A Case, candidate for gov | | extent Estey, Upright, Ebony case, $145.00. ernor, will address the Men's club ICER’S TRIAL | . Fischer, beaut Mahogany case, $275.0C of the Qu Anne Congregational i} : so , 2 rites tt church tonight. He will speak on 5 Paymaster shworth Nicholson | ‘ : : Kimball, two almost new, finest style, $225.00. _ jthe subject of logged-off tands.| Th “Tragic Widow,” Mme.) Paymaster Rushworth Nicholson | eras are in light colorings, especially adapted for bedrooms; others. in sole ! McCammon, Ebony case, good practice piano, $85.00. Case spoke at the meeting of the Stsinbell, | bas! examination of Attorney Kelley for |i for | : Wagner Piano, small French Upright, $40.00. ttle's Women's club, a oy a gy -igtiend Pee ne statics espe |i tans, are suitable for living-room use. Mie : : ‘a wes Picton’ sane said to. be ber the defense in identifying the hand-|If ehning Piano, beautifu ircassian Walnut, ). i oe attr horag i writing of numerous naval officers | > ‘ pi » ¢ day, on the subject ¢ ‘ rT] tory in one i Sizes 6x9 to 10-6x12; price. © $2000. The above will give you an idea of the prices we are ofier-|tare dopeemene ta a child Pot of the spring bere. Nicholson identified the sig Bes. fix? to 10-6x12; ‘prices 8.50 to $20 ing at the present time. We also have several htly by the Mate, ued gout vende dae books. Mme.|Datures on two railway tickets, Ml CROWN and CONCORD Pianos that we will sell at y logged-off lands pppoe Aa ution eared ries 7 orowe | e ‘ tienen ies he centra x dod: io ae ones paeing from $200.00 and wishiegenk We will accept terms a BE t nu ure of # Paris /on court martial trial now, and Mra. |i low as $4.00 per month onsonte makes | murder mystery | ( MeReynolds, former wife of Jus Say in 1908 Lieut. McReynolds, to Chicago, as |i P YER P AN yp was charged that of Lieut, Jones. He professed |]f ° l * LA ‘ oO _|H oO R L fi Cc K & | with strangling [expert knowledge of the handwrit. | pecia f ; ; | her hfsband and |ing of the naval officials | We have several good used Player-Pianos tr } r z aan : payment upon the well known “Crow Combinola ori _ te | Sos cacaeie we : ‘ l 8 Gags )NO Gown of soft, sheer nainsook, as pictured, with puff set Player-Piano of them all | riginal and Genuine | a jury. At one Get Their Damages! HI in over shoulder with two rows of embroidery insertion, and Some of the*Player-Pianos are as fc | time her name) MH. Stone and wife, who were | square’ neck trimmed with embroidgry edge laced with ribbon. Spe- Auto Piarlo, Krell Auto-Grand, Apollo, Gilt was linked with | estreined about. t ty in! $1.00 ees : Auto Piarlo, Krell Auto-Grand, Apol silbranson, ete , oe ib restrftined about two years ago by Ml, Best of terms made upon Player-Pianos also The Food-drink for All Ag ¢ Mme, 8 hacen aitnnt, Of Me late the Hunter Tract Improvement Co, |f ial $1.00. NT More healthful than Tea or Colle. | ae {from completion: thelr bailding on Attractive Gown in slip-over style, made of nainsook and trimmed GEO. P. BE COMPANY, Agrees with the weakest digestion. While the $40,000 estate of t Siete ne fe i] with wide embroidery insertion, ribbondrawn, and linen pattern lace > ~ - " was discovered that they Were ¥ THE FACTORY STORE | Delicious, invigorating and nutriious. [late George’ C. Brinkerhott negroes, Will Teceive #026 In dameiM-edge, Special S100, i 142! Third Av. ‘ Near Pike St.| Rich milk, malted gram, powder form, {ted a ea con to ¢ ages for the delay caused by that , Specia Se Floor. (wna slnatiatanaeamenteeetaete The supke ourt yeater Se oaaeaianemamaamne Jeon is said to be 1 | A quick lunch prepared i aa : ined Judge Gay's decision Pleasi: Styl : Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK for that amount. The Btoaes, euc easing Styles in or Oikisk wi ae Nine deaths were yesterday re.\°e#sfully fought the company in ; " . imitations te€ to the city health depart.| Previous litigation as to their right W I hewith dep , vane asi ment to acquire property in that addition, | . Easter AMUSEMENTS omens aster ecKwear | at : 7 IN HIGH LIFE | B 1 H H . . A a I ON | MOORE THEATRE “Don't these parvenus make | ail for anton Coat Collars of Princess Lace in ex- | Lingerie and Ventse Lace Collars Pp re CREDIT | TOMORROW NIQHT | you sick?” asked Chapley of Herbert L. Hasilon, convieted and % } - Py ‘ e The Hewina Prower ptretin < “. his vis-a-vis at the Spiidorf, sentenced, to 2% to years at the ellent assortment of new shapes, including | shapes, 50c $ ‘ue ; trt opilar Pri “ , ” i Mouroe reformatory on the eha ; 4 3 Come to this great Credit Store’ and Donna on the Yiddish Stage 1 Gone: Spay. SNe eemnied : my nd, square and pointed-back styles, with | 6 select your new sult, a new spring coat, a Mine, Region Prager | aaa ' never ate any. 1h Seater aes pond eet thie i, Sque f earnae * fag Clemisettes of plain and shadow gndsome dress or Easter mill ave “ ” ~ . ased fro @ coun ma m and large fro: . Price $ ol hen en ster mil = >} ae Oe a tae tae, on a on | |supersedeas bond for $4,000, W, H medium and large front reyers. Price $1.0¢ etrit and white, special am member that you do not need ready cash Anat oien | Fornham, England, April 2.—Miss | Thompson, his attorney, gave notice Jabots in plaited two-tab eWect€ embroid- | ered and trimmed with imitation Cluny, | | styles, in reproductions of hand Turner, who died here, was of appeal to the supreme court @ for 50 years, but refused ~ to wed while her mother lived. Her GB. BARCLAY'S WILL | . : Swiss Lingerie Collars—round and Exceptional Values in ® H, d ‘| mother was 105 when she died. Misg!, Th¢ Will of », B. Barclay, giv Val@ciennes,@Venise and shadow laces, andsome Silk Dresses pre.| Tamers fance expired Hee Biya Bk me grr ap some of them copies of hand-made pieces; | —in well-executed floral and Madeira + Recent additions in the way ¢ " 6 yeuuae “ Ay 50 | att eS 5 shipments. give uaa. dlaplay GF beswure | New York, April 2.—Alleging that !!¥ Was yesterday A to pro- | Hh, sOc., | effects, special $1.75, "rater. Bar- stockholder in the r Co. The family c she married her husband | tae bate by Judge A. W « a mmit suicide if) ©! was a} Northwest L M ed rho |e slated: EBVKO: |5 cme in Denhy-Blaine park goos to| Silk Dresses never before PAY A equalled this season. In LITTLE all of the various silks, the handsome new patterns, A new showing of Imported Venise Lace Collars, includes Cape, Sailor and Q shapes, rose point, Van Dyke, Grecian border ang, Bohemian lace effects, im white, threatened she did not, Mr tz, former show girl and wife of a mi! | hrs Pe Pr ape . Mrs. Blizabeth J. Barclay, and she Z 3 DOWN, PAY | there are beautiful ‘styles [retired broker, 1s seeking divoree, Mit Blluabeth J. Bare of $5,000 a|} and ecru. Prices 65¢ to $1.75. = ALITTLE | and exquisite novelties. zt year. | With one of these dresses : MODERN COMPETITION ~~~ — nrncinonnoe —— EACH | you will be smartly dressed |f| i ieee ge “With the good position: you Whalley Funeral Tomorrow. | ———____—— —- WEEK | for Easter Sunday, [CA NIGHT EN DNDON MUSIC) have in view, why did@vyou | Funeral services for the late ‘illed. eh: MALL break your engagement?” John A, Whalley will be conducted Mail a Telephone Orders Carefuly and Promptly Fi “My fiancee took the posi. jfrom the Sc Scottish Rite temple to: P A N T A G E S tion.” —Fliegende Biaetter, jmorrew afternoon, at 2 o'clock |The last rites will be under the Unoqualed Vaudeville Meang Par Philadelphia, April 2.—Mre/ Hazel auspices of the Washington chap. | tagen Vaudeville. B. West holds’ the record for haste |ter, Rose Croix lodge, No, 1, and |i se i yt In marrying after divorce, ‘Three |Seottish Rite Masons. Gov.’ Hay ff } halde cdsaadi daa |minutes after hey divores was and Mayor Cotterill are among the | | Htthes Ble kane granted she appeared for @ livense |honorary pallbearers, The funeral | 10e and 20c. to Wed George B, Lippincott, }will be pubite, | ° E ASTERN iz Outfitting Co., Inc. mee .“Sealtle'e cna Credit House” = 1332-34 |