The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1912, Page 8

500--COUNT ’EM--500 _ FAMILIES MOVE. THIS WEEK alin & careful and tom with meds thon. Qur skitiful fitting and ad juating wilt satisfy the ost eritical The meter of this, poem's punk, the rythm rotten; but is it any punker Junk than ng dope from the poets gotten? At any rate ft ix no Worse than spring, of which now hear the Truthful Poet sing The springtime i» the season; and could you ask for bet Movers say It is a conservative estimate that 500 Seattle families are moving this webk, and that another 500 will have mov time the month la out age size of these moving families fs comparatively small, for the ob vious reason that a childless couple Optical Place of ROBSON re-473 ARCADE BU BLDG. Phe and flat, and cart the furniture, and numerous bunch of children thinks Seramble and worry! Fret sated and smiling skies time knows “ONLY SURVIVOR | |Edward Terry Dead PORTLAND, Or. April 3—F. X.| LONDON, April $—Rdward Ter fatthiew, the only survivor of the | ry, the best known actor-manager | convention which organized pro-/ in’ England, died today at his home visional government for Oregon, 404) a Priory Lodge, Barnes, Surrey lone of the beat known men in the/He was a past grand treasurer of Northwest, yesterday afternoon Cel-| the English grand lodge of Masons. ebrated his M4th birth: by bold-} ing a reception at the home of his | ephen A, Matthieu, here, A BOOK FOR YOUR RECORDS aixteen 10 ¢ or single Jean and free Holds double we by sf puck rau PRICED AT $1.75 AND BACH (Per the Ig and the Handsonthty bow and Indexed. JAP MINISTER DEAD. son, | TOKIO, Apri! Minister of | War Ishimoto died today from con He was 59 years of age ‘Third aud University. 4 New Senators | WASHINGTON, D, C., April 3- The ir new United States sena- tors chosen recently to represent Arizona and New Mexico, were sworn in simultaneously in the sen- ate yesterday | In the lottery to determine the! Jong and short terms, Senator Ash urst of Arizona and Senator Catron ot New Mexico drew the long} terms, which expire in 1917, The |term of Senator Fall of New Mexies| | wit expire in 1913, and that of | Senator Smith of Arizona in 1915./ | Although the “Donation day” ts] ‘nearly a Week off, the Day Nursery! has already begun to recelve con- ltribations in large numbers at the }home on 9th ay, April 6 is the day| set for “Donation day,” when a| committee of society women will| S welcome visttors and contributors. sumption. Te nee Learn to dawee in Seventh and} Prof twe deys Raber. Private. “RACINE BOATS” ae those who want the best.” Yor your gummer pleastire Aste ta2 "Pine Ave. oo. Sirti, , SEATTLE’S Photoplay House Beautiful Coincident with the establish ment of The Callopy Company, Ar |thur L. Callopy, its president and until recently advertising manager of The Dexter Horte National Bank and Washington Trust and Savings Bank, has received official notice that he bas been che to address a number of universities land colleges in various cities of the East under the direction of the University Lyceum Bureau of Phil adelph While the exact date has not yet been set Mr. Callopy ex jpects to leave about the first of May for the tour which will « @ period of two months This appointment is a high trib ute to the ability of the Seattle banker and advertising writer, who, , during the past five years, has be |come one of the best known finan clal advertising authorities in the ‘ountry. Mr. Callopy has the dis tinction of being the only really Western man who ever held the of fice of president of the Bankers National Publicity association. He is a regular contributor to several banking and financial magazines lupon the subject of advertising and |is a member of the board of critics lof the University of Califo Second and University ace Tod thursday and 10¢ it Pre om of | “ ‘OWS CABIN” NIGHT PRICES 10¢ AND. 20¢ | _ Next Week-« y Clty.” | KARNO'S IN A LON UMA PANTAGE Unequaled Vaudeville Means fan | tages Vaudeville Biss Rage Le and 20.0 MUSIC PAY IT A VISIT moving | “i had attached the gas pipes to the water main by mistake one Male can move from downtown flat to/ ter reason fer hating it? Ab, no! Bring this mith pou you. suburban bungalow — with little | We gave up liking spring long, long | trouble. Paterfamilias with alago. "Tis then we flit from house twice about moving. There is a/dog and cat, to suburb garden or kink in the feminine mind which|rural acre because the wife says fitds pleasure in moving in the| we must take her from out the spring. The male “human isn't/city’s din and racket, So get the strong for it erockory—quickly pack it! Fi = that piano—frying pan—sewil The poet strikes his Jute and|ehine—in the moving van! Up} sings a song of springy-ob, gentle! with the carpeta! Down with Uy spring! pletares! Grab those — eurtal A bas the spring! We like It those fixtures! Mustlé and} not. Let poets rave-—tt changeth Jour opinion not one jot. Winter,! and stew in a beluva hurry! though It be chill and wet, Is bear-| Now we're off! The job's half able; the summer fine; and an-|done. And moving IN fs really | tumn, with ite changing leaf and|fun—WE DON’T THINK!!! yellowing vine, is finer still. Then eee | |why—why—why tell sprit Enough! Why thus elaborate the }liea? Why prate of flowers’ and| woes that every bubby in apring Ithe University of Notre Dar | dia a, which latter institution te | his Alma Mater | Associated with Mr. Callopy in | the organization of The Callopy; company is J. Armstrong, late who will become vice AMUSEMENTS Cee Tonight Last ‘Time Tne Scare Sok YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People Frank H. Thompson, 21, son of a Los Angeles bank ler, arrest od for passing @ forged check for #15, will come up for trial in Jue tiee Brown's court. He is charged | with petit lareeny, So far the young man has not received word from his father, THIS DAY trouble Mexico wan and Aprii 4, threatened 1853, between the United States Frank Waterhouse and Joe! . Waterhouse of Seattle are at the over hs aaneoy Hotel Wolcott, New York, They tion of New Mex Jeo by the United Staten The United States, however, tw still will sall in a few days for Kuttepe to remain abroad for several months. EXPLANATORY On a@ country road two wom. en met a farmer driving a toad waed. The women were so- dj, and ome of Mexico and the constitution hi at lant follow the flag into Al buquerque und Presettt suffl man on the wagon: “What oeenrg kind of wood have you on there?” “This here's wooden woods” was thé curt reply,—Harper's ar. the sisterhood of state |mine operator, procured a $1,481.78 |Judgment against Josh R. Melutyre, jhis former partner tn the towboat |business In Nome harbor, yest day, The judemont was obtained in default Metatyre sued Johnston for # half interest in « miliion-do} lar mine at Nome and lost, HAD TO WATER iT “But your stock is watered,” “1 know it admitted the of the new distillery " ‘We had to wa- New York, April 36—Mre. James Foley ran from ber home in Brooklyn when she turned on a jas jet and was greeted with « of water, The plumber | Mra, Helen L. Couden, wife of} it Nf Admiral Couden, retired Saeed je." = Lippinectt’s brought anit fo jagazine. a limited @& vorce And mA) tenance, Mra. Couden, then Mrs, Addte ks, married the ad The superior court was yagterday petitioned to appoint a recetwer for the Planters’ Nursery Co, 4 1M. Garrow and ©. 11 Powell. “A $272 \Judgment is also asked. The pe miral im 188%, | tloners cha that the company is and they lived | insolvent together until! sitcom about & year ago. The admiral in ad to be living Michigan City CRATE heh * * Baltimore, Md. April 3— * atorial courtesy Admiral Couden giving $207,000 for the erection of public buildings Jin bis state in three towns, with an lagntegate population of only 3,000 versary clety | ity of the Ladies’ Relief so It in one of the oldest char organizations in the city. Mem people bers of the society visited the home ‘ of Mra, Elizabeth Ferry Leary to Boston, Mass, April 3—The out iia? Auinual teporta and reckon ite jting through of her third set of * 5 Present officers lteeth wan beileved to be respon jaible for the death of Mra, Mar jearet Newman, aged 55. are pon * ba im, Egypt, Po | Mew York, Aprit 3—Nearly Fad eerie Duteh 100 homeless men slept upon) Geel indies Aden. German benches in St, Paul's. Episcopal) Or eunie Silvador and a score church Inst night and this morning r places, besides being popular in Europe. wece given an excellent breakfast |by munbers of the congregation Twa wives and one hubby se- cured divorce decrees at the court Imboden, Ark. April S—Mevs pute Ururn M. D. Rowers ts romping for mayor of Imboden on the “hog thebet The chief issue io the campatgm in whether bogs shall be alléwed#to run at large. Bowers is for: unre es hog rights Chicago, April 3.—Telling the ey for gambling O'Keefe. showed a 6 had worn five years that had served O'Keete was held. Mra. David nt hat she nd a $3 coat three years 1 A TRIFLE TOO SERIOUS | Goin’ fishin'?” asked= the | man who telis tat stories, “NG,” replied Mr. Growoher In 1880 U. 8. exported less than 400,000 pairs of boots and shoes, Estimate for present year is 8,000,000 pairs exported, “it you caught all the fishwyou said you caught last summes; there won't be any use of ‘going fishing.” —Washington Star. 1: ides 1,000,000 pairs to Porto | 4 Rico and Hawaii, The gain in Funeral services for JohmeA.|. 15 yeare is over 710 per cent Whalley were held this afterneon | at the Scottinh Rite Masonie tw. | Chicago April 3.—Pat Crowe, of | pie. Broadway and Madtonest./ Cudahy kidnaping fame, was fined Washington Chapter of Rose Croix $1 and sent to the Bridewell hoapt and the Scottish Rite Maséns-con-|tal for treatment for the drink ducted the services habit by Judge Rooney. The for mer ofFtlaw was in a pitlable condt Steamship Spokane, remodeled at ton the cost of £160,00 med out of lene port last night for the first trip to EASY ENOUGH the North. Mrs. Knicker—Can you get your boots buttoned without bending your knees? Mrs. Rocker—Certainly; 1 make my husband do it-—Har. zar. St. Louis, Aprit chase in a taxicab ) poodie, from | Mrs. J. Krege daughter of New York ow dog, and when he was picked up by the dog catchers they gave chase. T—A two-hour mived Tony, a the dog pound, ~ | | ~ Fatt Well, well,” says the bird more banks suspended. Perb only a temporary embarrassment.” | Petroleum industry is grow. ing rapidly. Forty-four new petroleum steamers, with total carrying capacity of 370,000 tons, are being constructed in Great Britain. details for the! Many important | conditions tn | Improvement of southern Rainier valley were dis FOR AN EXPERT cussed at an enthusiastic meeting of the Dunlap Improvement club,| The council efficiency committ held in the Dunlap Baptist church,| Will meet this afternoon to ta last night jup the question of appointing jan efficiency expert ac ahhh hah ht te & ee &|CoUNtant for the coming year. The bs # |Chamber of Commerce has recom mended Ka * AT THE THEATRES = /hiended Ange tne + ss ¢ we of Seattle is a & Moore—Regina Prager Yid. & | CAndidate *® dish Opera Co. in “Ha w/ ni |® dassa.” *) Dh. |® Metropolitan— Alma, Where * e 4 | Do You Live *| phy & Seattie—Dark * de Coliseum—Balley Stock Co. *| Or ran ro in “Une te Tom's Cabin *| By BERTON BRALLY Vaudeville. % | It doesn't take me very long Wandertie x |, And yet L hate it #0, %* Grand—Motion pictures and % | Unlexe I'm feeling extra strong, vaudeville, %|, always let it go. 1 know each morning when I rise, I ought to “do it now” |The need is patent to my eyes | And yet—I can’t, somehow RRR me County commissioners yesterday ordered the construction of the last link in the Seattle-Bothéll road | between Lake Forest park and Bothell | I put it off and put it off From morning until night; |My friends al) Jeer and grin and scoff, And say I look a fright |1 vow I'll do ft ere I sleep, Then put it off til day, gun in the U. 8. district court 4 hie Sere ke! fered to resp, Schulthesis Co,, of New’ York,} Seas We MY Wa: | against Chas, H, Frye to recover | And not until my sense of shame jan alleged balance said to beforth-|” Hag caused my soul to sink, coming from Frye on @ $10,000 ¢on- | Until from man and child and dame tract for seven true original paimt-| In deop disgrace I sbrink, ings, | Until behind my hirsute hedge — | 1 look like rogue and knave. Six complaints of divorce were Do} strop up my razor’s tiled at the court house yesterday, j And soup my face—and Ten deaths were reported to the | city officisis yesterday. Suit for $5,000 was yesterday occupying. New | clently to make New Mexico one of | Captain E. W. Johneton, Alaska) & Bathed and perfumed doge of #! in while bie | the smart set were guests at a # wife in in Wash-|® sweij lancheon given by Minx # ington, | |® Georgiana Williams, a society # debutante, Latest «pring dox #! Senator War \® fashions were lavishly dis # ren of Wyoming © played * slipped a ville * through by "0 pet kee he ene eee Yesterday marked the 2&th anni. | court ber busband used al! bis mon: | and her 4-year-old| ec the |] = bone and washable cover, 6 on card, } Women's White Cotton Union | Cricket” Playing Cards, 15¢. knee length, with high nee! long ae if] Isish Linen Tablets, three sizes, ruled { SPecial 25¢. : II} and unfuled, 10¢, Children’s “Medium-weight Vests | “French Linen” Pound Paper, fabric- { high neck and long sleeves} Pants in | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Daily at 6130, FURNITURE DRY wood BASEMENT SALESROOM A Few of Many Attractive Special Offerings That Will Go i Make a Busy Thursday in the Salesroom A Special Purchase of 150 SEPARATE SKIRTS FOR WO To Sel at | $2 65 $2.65 | Thursday | | | a ri i a i | i Tie | | ed | A SAMPLE of well-tailored Skirts—upward of 150 models, no two alike—all in approved Spring styles. here are panel back and front styles with plaited flounce; high-waisted models ‘with side plaits and plaited skirts trimmed braid. The materials include Chiffon Panamas Voiles blues and black. ‘The Skirts pictured are included in the offering. Thursday, $2.65. LACE CURTAINS | - Special 95¢ Pair a large good patterns in Not- tingham Lace Curtains to choose from, the There are de line with soutache principally Special, Women’ 3 {EASTER FOOT variety of majority copies of real laces and ng signs in Duchess, Cluny, Battenberg " imitation braid effects, 24 and 3 yards in white and ecru. The lace is of good qual- ity and will stand laundering many times. Special, OBe pair. CROSS-BARRED 10¢ YARD Ecru Scrim, CURTAIN SCRIM, smooth-tinished even thread, laundered, and one of the most popular curtaining materials the wide, 10¢ yard. —Rasement Salesroom. Cotton Cluny Laces Special 10c Yard C' ITTON Cluny Lace and Edges from 1 white and trimming dresses and in cross-bar design. Easily of season. Forty inches round toe} year welt aos and peers heel. Sizes 214 to 7; widths A,B Price $3.50 pair. Easter Neckpiee broken assortments, affording values, as follows: Jabots, embroidered and special 15¢@. 2 Side Frills in small and mediumsi fectively trimmed with laces, special 18 Insertions, Bands 34 to 7 inches wide, ecru, for centerpieces and scarfs Special 1O¢ yard. —Baremant Salesroom, 17-Inch Embroideries Special 25c Yard i Special values in good quality Swiss, _ one Re a “4 Tailored Stocks, trimmed with 81 Nainsook and Cambric Embroideries, 17 buttons, special 15¢. inches wide, in well-executed floral, eyelet, od * Basement blind and open-work effects, suitable for flouncings, corset covers and children’s. gar- ments. In some pieces the embroidery design ex- tends over the entire width—17 inches. Special 25¢ yard. AFFETA Ribbons:in Dresden sian designs, with colored ders—prevailing shades of pink, b der, green and red—also Moire Rib good range of staple colors, 21% to 3% inches wide, 15¢ 334 to 5% inches wide, 20¢ yard. —Basement Knit Underwear —Rasement Salesroom. Notions—Stationery Toilet Sundries | | “Colorite,” for straw burnt-straw, i Hi hats, in and black, coloring navy-blue violet, 25¢. | Dress Shields, sizes 2, 3 and 4, 10¢. “Waist Makers” Collar Stays, with remov- finish, 25¢ pound “French Linen” Envelopes, 10¢ packagé; 3 for 25¢. : Kirk’s Rose Beauty Glycerine Soap, large bars, special 5¢. Jergens’ Assorted Toilet Soaps, special 3¢ cake. length. Special 25@ Women’s White Cotton Union suitable weight for Spring wear, neck and long sleeves; ankle length; - knee length with high neck and long. Special 35¢. Leas estes | rege, Sweet Pea Toilet Soap, special 25¢ dozen Children’s Knit Underwaists, with bu hy cakes. sewed on tape at sides, back and frome i Royal Violet Talcum Powder, special 5¢ } och, 2 for Be. i can, A large assortment of Jewelry Novelties, including Beauty Pins, Bar Pins, Scarf Pins and Belt Buckles, special 10¢, w-Basement Salesyoom, FREDERICK NA