The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1912, Page 10

Rajkumar college, tn Indta, ident there. Te unitke any other ‘The United States and Russia together own about half the horses In world, ot lis usually impossible to the bilious, But Siizanneoe yi nd head: eer sour stomach, indigestion go | when the bowel: re regulated and | the liver and kidneys stimulated by cers. THE SEATTLE All Get Money From Western Steel | Suteliffe Baxter and Lester Tur. nor, recetvera of the Western Steel Corporation, which established the stool plant at Irondale, have been ab lowed by Judge Hanford $5,000 each for their services In the bankruptey proceedings. ‘hey will receive ad ditional compensation for (heir serv loos as trustees of (he corporation, positions to which they wore later appointed upon the formal adjudioa ton of the corporation in bankrupt cy. The court also approved an al lowance for $10,000, made to Rauw man & Kelle orneys for the receivers of the Ww orn Steel Cor poration, and the same was ordered to be paid by the trustees Workingmen, holdifi« —elaims againat the steel plant, aggregating | between $30,000 ald $40,000, will, however, get paid first, according to the order made by Judge Han, ford last week. TO GRT ANPAD GRT BACK OF A PAIN OF PROPERLY MADE GLASSES, FURNITURE DRY Gooos Store Closes Datly at Many New Models Are Added Daily to Our Displays of x: EASTER MILLINE origin’ own designers, and @thers that closely reproduce | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. We know how to examine eyes kine hoof oericat cd 1° UNION [In Musical Comedy Lana a minute's enough to woo | That gives you time to speak your loves you marry the girl in two; And you sing ber a beautiful ballad she never has heard before, And she warbles (he second varse with a chorus of ten or more And if you make love to a lady, she listens awhile to you 4 1330 Z2YAVE gS EMISES ~ Renton, Ranier ‘Valley,- : Jackson Street and Columbia’ ' COLUMBIA | RENTON a ttn _CITY SASH & DOOR CO. THE MELROSE “SCREEN DOORS AND eo apaphip tiene prc iageait WINDOWS Bg Pag seed oer Made to order, Al) kinds ef Poul Netting and Fly Sereen 5000 Mainier Ave. Seattle, Wash DUDLEY & SONS | a complete nd artistic creations from the hands of our the Hut here in a world of trouble Jove's trail is all askew, And the girls that you court won't listen or laughingly say “Poob, pool! Why can't they smile upon you like those sing the In Manion! Comedy La ideas of leading French milliners. In the Dress Hats, a number of beautiful models are shown, trimmed in Paradise feathers High floral trimmings are a pleasing note in many of the newest small and medium-size Hats 8, plaitings, puffings Oh, life would be'Tar more joyous, if only the play were true, new If everything went to mu as comedy lyrics do; My heart is @ broken organ, my feelings are bruised and sore, I'm sort of a human doormat which Hes at my lady's door, And it’s, ob, to be the hero who kiston exch girl in view, in Musieal Comedy Land. Which Simpson ; Gets the Money? There in $6,000 waiting for one Simpson, according to the will of M J, Heney, the millionaire railroad builder in Alaska Hamilton Ross Simpson, foreman of the construction work for Heney and a friend of many years, believes he's the man meant in the will. Hut th will says “Richard H Simpso: and Richard H. ls after the money, although Richard Waa never @ winted with Heney at all, it le claimed ach of the Simpsons has notified utér BE. E. Slegley not to pay money over to the other Simp» son, So Siegley decided to put it up to the court, and has begun a sult against both Simpsons to discover whom Heney iy had in mind enthed that $6,000 Advisory Board Mayor Cotterill will have the city advisory board meet with him once every month, The advisory board? Y deed. ‘The city charter pro vides for it, but it bas remained tn practical inactivity except for two meetings in the last five years. The |} members of advisory board are | the councilm board of public works, and the cor Silks and Ribbons, in the form of, shirring and Wands, strike a note that is distinctively French. Bright*colors and color combinations in trimmings are prominent style features ~—Becond Fioor WOMEN’S AND MISi SPRING COATS That Could Well Higher Prices, ¢ Featured Friday The materials are fine serges, tweeds coatings, developed into models for op. tral Market of Butter bas he At neta ock ene Opelousas, La., April 4.—Mre, Zoe Rung MeRee, accused of man slaughter in killing Allan Garland a Tulane university student, was acquitted, Mre, MeKee pleaded that she abot to “protect her honor.” Dr, Emit sistant surgeon States public health and marine lal service, hag Deon assigned by the secretary of the treasury to spend the next several months in Alaska, in devising & medical and sanitary code. Krulieh, formerly as —PHONES— of the United Sunset Beacon 1371, Ind. Col, 40, FUEL, ALL KINDS r White 1 Cortifiea ‘Weight, Certificates | ERAL MERCHANDISE | Williams & McKnight iF rou coraaow rou | LIVE WIRE BARGAINS Phone Biack 71, Ind. White 921. HARDWARE Renton Hardware Co. Some Big Specials on Here COME AND SER. BIG SAVINGS Phone Ind. White 201, Sinset BM. 291 REAL ESTATE Lots in Gar Works addition from $360 up t down. $10 To eeRES OLS eS eo * * | NEW YORK, April 4.—The bal Joting of the engineers of the 50 #|Kastern ratiroads to determine #| whether they will strike to support #| their demands for increased wages ® #0 far indicates that the men are in & favor of a strike W. P. PHALEN Phones, Beacon 1522, Columbia 1. ‘The Leading Up-to-Date Grocer of the Matuier Valley. Pure Foods—Full Weights JACKSON ST. HOTEL IDAHO Resolutions appointing the Duwamish waterway commis sloners as agents for the coup ty in the expenditure of the $600,000 harbor bend appropri ation for the Duwamish water rightof-way, will be approved Hayti, April 4.— ser Washington, of State Knox ceedings. arrived off Port Au #/and his party a ee ee eaee ranean ae Prince ley Nito, a popu jar steward New Rochelle, N. Y¥., April 4— Mt United, Children of this ety will form pa on a United States warship, | turns out to be an officer inthe [trots to prevent persons from Japanese navy. lthrowing banana skins on the eeeeeeeeeeseeees Mer. Phone Ind, fess. New!; urnished t and Y Rater in All Rooms. Secure re work in beg Waterway and} Cold | One Beck From All Depots ! Prices. acct ABN ter _RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT FLORIST “| BRUHST’S GROCERY _ Did you ever stop to think Phone Bescon 3639. zou could sare from one- third to Orchard Beach Grocery , Strictly Cash-—Will Save You SHRUBS, ERUrT r aw! TREE T FLOWERS 7029 Rainier Ave. foot of Holly St.? ‘eet off at PHYSICIANS Phones, Columbia 78 co perce encon 4390. CARL E. KOENIG, M. D. S716 Bainter Ave. Hours, # to Il a.m. 9 to G and 96 to 7:20 p.m. Ané@ By Appointment. Rainier Beach Pharmacy _ at Sahit's Nursery Take Old Reston Line Brtghton. pee eee eeeeeeeeeee se Hammond's Best Flour | Si.s5 6 for, 49-1. Sack. } wits @RocerY Ind. Col %. Beacon 2999. QUALITY COUNTS tar Want Ads rr settee, Bring Results)" P'exs°™ Walla Walla on a charge of vio- | Poration counsel Skee et hee eeee AT THE THEATRES Moore—Kegina dish Ope dassa.” Metropolitan — Doe You Live? Seattio— Dark Coliseum—Bailey Stock in “Uncle Tom's Cabin. Emprese—Vaudevilie. Pantages— Vaudeville Orpheum— Vaudeville, Grand—Motion pictures vaudeville Alma, Where Co. and Owen J. Farley, arrested in | lating the Interstate commerce act, | Was brought from Spokane yesrer- day by Deputy U. & Marsbal | Short, and was ister removed to} the Pierce county jail. He will be [held for the next grand jury DIRECTORY BY DISTRICTS This Directory ls Placed Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of Business in Your Own Locality. Patronize These “West Seattle Dis _ COALAND Woop _|_FUEL AND TRANSFER | ALK! TRANSFER &@ FUEL Co. Alki Point Office Phone Grant 167 PIANO AND FURNITY ae Movine OUM SPECIALTY PHONES—MAIN 1062; IND. 1. 4268 Reeder and Beattie Stand Mtrent att Post Sa seaneennnnnnEeEeeennemaecee eee Hardware and Furniture Star Want Ads) mem DEPARTMENT STORE Bring Results re. | DRAIN TILE | Greenwood ~~ COAL AND” wooD j ~ Dull Lumber and Fuel Co. North s007 LUMBrR —r MOULDING esth wt. sasm w. Avenue EADY, WELLINGTON COAL —North 1608 4 eat ge Ave—Green 452 Georgetown LUMBER | BLOSSOM-PROVINE LUMBCR (9. \“HANDLES EVERYTHING THAT 18 LUMBER” ana Doors Phome—Sunset North 1 Ind, Med tan Greenwood Ave COAL & WOOD - ——— —OFFICK AND YARDS— FURNITURE MOVING . —TH AND DAYTON AV. Palen dni eras el See oe | TRANSFER FUEL AND FEED | MAUST’S Phone for ——— in Feed, Fuel or ‘Building. GEORGETOWN TRANSFER Co, INC, Moving Our Specialty. | rg foes oa loving Our Specta | wg Sunset, M. 207 Ind. Rea 5.| Phone w Quick, Prompt Service. GOLDEN WEST GROCERY) “ | di HARDWARE | = Star Want Ads: van North 2561. | Estimates vmcrome Bring Results| Fremont District YOUNG'S CEREALS Milling $5.00 BOOK FREE ott? SRY lady who will call at our ‘ore we will present a copy of Ho. burgs Home Heecipes. °°? a FREMONT DRU™ © REAL ESTATE H. B. CARR & CO. inser PHONE US ans Insurance Horth 600 Investments Phone Office 2501 COAL AND WOOD McMULLEN & CO. Phone us for your Coal and Wood. —PHONES— Office, M. 28, Ind. Red 50. it. Phone M. 2047 Firmgz—They Depend on You for Support. trict INTERIOR FINISHING REATILES INTERIOR FINISH CO. onK | —_—_—_ MACHINE SHOP KING & WINGE The People Who Can Repair Your Boat From Top te Bottom Phoue Weat 19. 1090 Alki Av University COAL AND WOOD FUEL CORNWALL & SON North 19 Ind. Green 10 Thome Your Fuel Orders CONFECTIONS Roger’s Chocolates 4999 14th Av. ®. BL Downtown Store Pioneer Drug Store, Foot Cherry PAINTERS MOUSECLEANING A SPECIALTY Floors Brightened, Wi ed, Paper Hanging LePLANT & FERONG Phone Worth 1359. Shop, 1213 Mast 4%rd st PLUMBING er Plumbing Co. Phone North nen 9087 14th Av. N. B. _SHEET METAL WORKS ~ University Priced en Desiree Ind, White i120 4140 14th Ay, N, After 6 p. m., Green 472, ¥ CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Inc North 289; White 686 CLOVERLEAF DAIRY Most Complete and Sanitary Dairy in the City. 12 Quarts for $1.00. © 460 “INTERLAKE FUEL CO, | 2 Yards [402 Factland werk av. | 2 Phones yoru vos USE THE North 102 IF orth 1924 | Woodland aa PLUMBING and HEATING PLUMBING R. JOHNSON CO, 4418 Wood! Can Mix Yo Plumbing Troubles as Hed 760, widence Forth 2821, seeteteesteetes | indicating —|Richard T. Thata quarters for the purse seiners’ Mehing feet be located on }Poget sound is the proposal now) | being considered by the port com missioners, The plan now belex! drafted is to construct two feats, to have many other suitable deck facilities | Firet quart Officer Boxee venile cases were handled during Mra, L. ©. Kellogg, jthe quarter. man: aget of the Pacific Slope Invent ment Co:, resigned from (that-ponl- The company is composed entirely of women ithe “exama” conducted by the suate hoard of poarmacy ie Bagley ball, [at the university, ‘The countess of Malmesbury le suffering from measies in Lendon. Oreadfulty = pe ment for a eountens, eh, what Three wemen yesterday filed complaints of divorce at the court house. THIS DAY Al /NV HISTORY April 4, today, congress 1812, jant 100 years ano passed ap laying =an em barge for 90 days) on all British | veesela within the juriadiction of the United States, In these days of diplom acy and heavy armor such & thing would be | deemed an uP | friendly act. and indeed then it | was accounted ax some hostility, But iritain, too, bad been sort of un neighboriy, to say the least, im pressing seamen from American vessels and doing various unman nerly things on the bigh seas | - | Dr. W. H, Parke: S. chemist at | Boston, and R. J, Fearns, U. 8. tea examiner, of New York, are attle as the guests of Deputy Col lector of Customa Chesnut. The |men are touring the country for the purpose of establishing a uniform system in the various porte of ex- cluding teas containing coloring. Superintendent of Public Utilities will speak before the ng of the Pacific North pelety of Engineers at a ng to be held April 6, atethe Mis mab tilithes | Valentine \w | mm |Chamber of Commerce. ject will be, “What Public | Mean to the City of Seattle The Verein Arion, with %omem. bers, will make Washington, beginning North Yakima, Walla | Spokane will included ta visit. Potlatch songs will beone the features. May 24 Twenty-one applicants foridiverce were granted decrees at (he court house yesterday A concrete piling device, which promises to prove economieal end serviceable in building sea walls Chas. R. Hall of Seabeck, He hop to use the new idea in the Hart Island improvements. Sy deaths were recorded at the city health department yesterday, Chicago, April 4.—Mre, Vermilya, on trial for the alleged poisoning of Smith, |{lnes# in her home and denied em phatically that she ever gave him jany medicine except that which a | physician prescribed. Shanghai, April 4.—Dr. J.B. | Woods, the foreign superintendent Jot the'famine relief work, reports that 3,000 people are dying daily of hunger 11,000 feet Jong, at Salmon bay, and) tion at a meeting held last might. Fitty-five drug clerke are taking | in Se-| @ concert tour of | Walla sand | and wharves, has been patented by | told of Smith's! enone | Fall River, Mass. April 4.—Daisy, \2 Sb-yearold mare, inherited $16,000 from ber late owner, Susan L. Mon roe The man who and pure foods” on to the and pure ov ernment” boom, Congressman ; Willlam me ' Hughes of New Jersey, in one of the biggest and brainiest men in the ‘wheeter” state. Also, be- ing « product of Ireland, he's some serapplime fighter when he gologs began American career a8 & Wear. er in a Pat} mili, studying law for He is a member of the committee, and is in working for to benefit tacked “Wiley “Wileon erson, N. J., | recreation. | ways and means | expecially active intended / jegislation | Tabor. diciaai Springfield, Mase, April 4.—J. D. iSmith, & railroad conductor, who traveled « million miles on the | came run, has retired after 52 yearn of service act) Boston, April “4-—Mre. Rhoda J. | Swift, aged 72, of Cedarville, count- led her relatives and found that she was annt of 138, great aunt of 79, | eat aunt of $2, grandmother sister, of four, mother of three and sister-indaw of three, Chicago, April 4—Church ‘ant jbers who pray for the Kingdom of | God and then perpetuate the “King-| dom of the Devil” are responsible for “Jack pot rule” in Minots, ac- | cording to Rey. G. D. Cleworth,| Methodiat Chicago, April 4—One of th most active spellbinders in the k cal political campaign ts Victo: |Growsberg, U-yearold son of the candidate for congress from the} Fifth district Boston, April 4.—Without either leaving their present homes, Moses Pimentel of Boston and Mary Lief-| mann of Amsterdam, Holland, will be married by proxy. Queen Wil helmina has given her consent Chicago, April 4.—Suffragets are lunanimous In their sapport of a) | pro od law to enable women when called as witnesses and asked their age to hide behind the state: |ment: “I am of legal age.” New York, April 4,—Roosevelt's trip will be extended from Friday, the date set originally for his re |turn to New York, to Tuesday night. He will speak in Pittaburg | Monday and tn Philadelphia." day. He is scheduled to reach New of York next ‘Puesday night April 4.—William | Jennings Bryan, in a letter to the Bryan club, refused to allow his |name to be placed on the primary ballot in California as a candidate for president, | Los Angeles, Bridgeport, O., April 4.~Thomas Lewis, former president of the United Mine Workers, announced his candidacy for the’ republican nomination for congress in the Six- teenth Ohio district, There are 17,000 union miners in the district Springfield, HI., Aprii 4.—The pe- tition of Senator Robert M. La Fol lette, republican candidate for pres ident, to be voted for at the presi dential preferential primary April 9, was filed, | Columbus, 0., April 4.—-Gov. Har. mon announced that he would re- turn in kind a proposed tour of Ohio by William Jennings Bryan. Harmon will reply to Bryan in Oma- ha April 12, on which date Bryan fs speaking in Ohio, ip ties, including Rabbits, Chickens, Eggs and wear, illustrating the newest effects The tailoring Colors: Assorted Grays - Sizes: 16, 18 and 20 years; 34 to 40 bust The unusual values offered in theee ti ceive instant recognition at $25.00, Several Thousand Yards of DESIRABLE WASH FAI and trimmed garments. examifation, Black Navy Tomorrow, Friday TOC | “The Yard R a) IN ANT Ww aist ind Dress Lengths, as well as full pieces, are to usual offering. Many of the Fabrics are in the new Spring st) from the Fall season's purchases, and these will be found desirable for Included will be — Short and Dress Lengths of fine Sateens in dark and me- At waists and'dfes } lavender, light-, m navy-blue dium-colored figured designs— 10¢. Pretty Figured Cotton Foul- ' ards, soft nainsook finish, in an assortment of good Spring styles—the yard, 10¢. Bordered Empite Batistes, the 40 inches wide, for Spring cos- Yard the yard, offering, all from stocks — short Jeng ee and from th ard, 10¢. tumes; white grounds with bor ders in graduated-dot effects— |} the yard, 10¢. A Special Purchase of Women’s KNIT UNION SUITS On Sale Friday At E S5c | Garment W' )MEN’S White Cotton Union Suits, Cooper knit, medium weight and fine gauge, desirable for Spring wear, They are $ daintily trimmed at top mercerized crochet edge and silk tape Four styles in the offering, as follows: Low neck, sleeveless, knee length. Low neck, short sleeves, knee length. High neck, elbow sleeves, knee length. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Exceptional values in these well- fitting Spring garments at 85¢. with IGH-GRADE Austrian Plates, decorated it designs edged in gold choose from, special, set a Bread and Butter Plates —Second Floor, Easter Noveltiee—Clearance Remaining assortments of Easter Novel six, special $1.00. Baskets at very special prices for clear ~Stationery Section, ance. Firat Floor. FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED 2 { $1.50. Direct-Action Gas Ranges Tea Cups and Saucers, wet ol :