The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1912, Page 6

8 THE debra ion bn lt OF APRIL 8, 1912. JAMES M’GILL Adolf Undertakes to Heep a Vigil With ‘Drug § Store at Bell SUIT GOES TO JURY DER NIGHT BELL. No, DON'D “> (oe ie rereged 000 against Lewis and Wil: a aw A tractors, for damages = 1 HUN, I WASS NOD GOING To WASE DoT Den BURGLAR from the Jackson st. regrade, went TANK HIM, WASS DER NIGHT BELL. the, jury this morning, McGill ; that his houg®, through the ‘eoenpent manner of cutting down | the hill, was caused to slide and that it was entirely ruined. He also wants damages for the remov-) al of earth, which he claims ought to have belonged to him. Cat Calls Helpers; Another Robs Joss; GETS AILO|MALTESE WHEN RATS RUNS OFF ARE TOO WITH SACRED MANY. CHICKEN. WINSTED, PHILADEL Vt, Aprit’ 8! pra, apr. 8 th L. MTN neue of All Chinatown Is Northville does not agree with John Burroughs that animals do Words by Sch: _ Music _by Cori So DoT Is: San hiany peut BAH, I VON'D PAY,NO ATTEN TION To mt BEFORE HE VENT Home, os SAR SAYS To Me; “ADOL, I WArA NEW PLEASURE FOR You —— MERGAPTER You SHALL SLEEP P| CHACKASS! DEN way “DITNY You GET UP UND SELL De Someninesi{) searching for a large Maltese cat which the! nak innaen. temerity to steal| Mrs. Morehouse a nice epring Glscovered a col-| chicken which! ony of rats and diag been placed mice In posses: | crore the sacred bad ‘He Pays $1 a Day to Live in Jaill WHEATON, lil, April &—Lonis Kruse ls @ wise old retired farmer, worth $60,000 NO RE-HEARING IN PATENT CASE United Press Leased Wire) | WASHINGTON, April &-—The United States supreme court here HOT TALK ‘A RED BY LA FOLLETTE es sion of an oat bin in the barn, | joss, She called ber) inere was al! most a riot when Deacon weighing 18 the guardian of} pounds, and Dea-| the jos discov con, after one ered the loss, but look into the this turned to dismay later deep bin, started at full speed out when the cat was of the barn and) seen craw on W Wi | down the road, over the roof ad) WOMEN Win a | In five minutes joining the joss Deacon was back |house with a Point in Arizona |" with a half dozen good portion of | irom Wire Wean and hungry|the chicken in| }HORNIN. Avie, April S After Mousers and a her mouth. There) « torrid debate the bill proposing Preconcerted on- was a chase, but), woman suffrage conatituttonal | Was 100! umendment passed thé lower house siaught followed. the cat Not a rat bas nimble. lof the state legislature today by a vote of 21 to 14, The fate Of the| today denied a rehearing In the pat ent monopoly case, decided recently | by that body. It also refused per mission to Attorney General Wick | ersham to intervene ‘The patent decision beld that pat entees might prescribe restriction on the use and sale of thelr devic |desertion of his presidential candi al of my (Ry United Press Leased Wire) LINCOLN, Neb, April, &.—-Red hot denunciation of Gifford Pinchot ‘and others,” whom he charges with perverting facts to justify ther of Roone told thei ohee having test, | would back out They know that I refused to per Roosevelt's candidacy {to be 4 with my own or combine im in any way. Gifford Pin- there professing to be my supporters, bot whe, 1 t are BF, attempt of my fofmer sup Roosevelt supporters, became inglet ters to justify thetr desertion|ent when my candidacy began to ny my candida by making a rcape rhow strength tm Ohle, Mic! hiken, goat of my campaign manager, Wal- tilinols and elsewhere that Roore ter Houser, is a cowardly perver- velt’* name be joined with mine in| sion of the facts. ow that *» and endorsements and no thorized the withdraw ations to be mmde on del) ndidacy and po persons pincing the names of ever professed to have such au Roosevelt men on my Ucket. This, thority too, while Col. Roosevelt waa pro- They know that I have persist. testing that he was fot a cand! or any one elwe, wad 1 and again ‘ed into the com mit coupl with rhot and dacy,” was made here today by M. La Follette in # to Rudolph Spreckels of San Francisco, The telegram said that, His address for an indefinite pe- riod in the county jall of Du Page county, Hitnols, Yet he never has been charged with any orlminal of- fense, let alone convicted and sen tenced. },, Cymical as to friends and rela tives, and weary of the vanities of the world, he has retired to jail vol: lunterily, peying $1 a day to stay | there. ‘MARKED BY TAFT MENDON, Mass, April &.-—-Pree lident Taft has furnished the money to pay for markers for the graves of wx ancestors who were soldiers lof the American revotution, and lwho are buried here, The mark been seen in the) Now the joss! }measure in the senate is uncertain darn since. must go hungry . | “ Di New Local Magazine) Bar “Boston Dip” The Bungalow is the title of @) ywapigON, Wis, April 8 new yoced rmmporsse ong Ly Boston Dip" has been barred from | @ ho bagel the Sane ta to| Lathrop hall, the fine new club- vs " Ww e promote bungalow building, and it| feist chaperone At some, cone ao ee caateabery vee es fully half the participants aah an ok Gen She Pantie oad danced the “dip,” it is said. | Jud Yoho will be president of the Bangajow company. which has been | IT'S WHAT YOU WEAR incorporated for $100,000, and a AineDe sv age y Bt rita. inting plant will be established! AlA) Cal, Apri S.- ie ft. Interest in bungalow archi-| here are at war with the churches tecture is expected to be strongly) because the ministers protest that increa: t they shall wear more than just a wed through the publication.) air of trunks while bathing in the surf. ‘The city counel) is wit) the a * | boys. ) NO, ‘IT WAS BOOZE j wited Preas tensed Wire) | gx FRANCISCO, April &—! : . »| "Pretty tough luck,” sald Fred D.| if Prof Raber, Laer ie dence in| Rakin, salesman, when, after. fall-| two days. Guaranteed. Private.|ing from a street car and tnjuring himself in a dozen places, he w Dreamland, Seventh and Union, Manped ott to jall for setting cue.) (By United Press t-casea Wire) cal idna Al’ Sax RHANCISCO. ce Bre Le gin ee SUIT Casks ently refused to withdraw in favor by of. well tenes at ag ner Madison AMUSEMENTS — MOORE THEATRE TONIGHT AND ALL. WEEK Special Priced Mat Wednesday, $1 HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers the Famous Pullman Carnival “EXCUSK ME” With “Wills Sweatsem. Ann dock Charlies Menkins Mar- Both Phones 6196. DISGUISED AS ° if ROOSEVELT be SHSSCHSHSOSOSOHHOOOD When a Certain Eminent Persor age went to Africa to shoot liot and springbok, the & ploture magnates tur thoughts from melod and chase king [eA POMLETEE. epee ice nom IN NEBRESKA 3 tin FAIRMONT, Nob., April 8.——Gena- | {17 (hat photography wild western tor La Follette spoke nere toda bak srt Ph behalf of his candidacy for t publican nomination for president PANTAGE SIE flatevonen onete st tak market lings and Linden Means A’ big jeville, Caruso jungle is like. Also down there ae RESUME WORK ve, oe ee tring and some beads, LONDON, April 8.—Many indus tries resumed simultaneously with lthe coal mines throughout England today. it will be two weeks before a normal coal supply KATHERINE Gury an actor in the Alcazar theatre here,|in ¢ront are detectives. Pirwt Ay.. cor~ |. $82; Ind. 1655. front” and applauded by barking. firemen and trainmen in gen’ attention to the track ahead. in 4m)“ wiies in 52 Years Quits at 70 R | R a conductor on the Boston and Al | He had traveled 1,000,000 miles Main 43. | CLINTON, Mis. April &. dent Let. gees «alban pa nounced Lorimer roundly leredulous Policemen Arrested Him 24 Roosevelt arrived in Spring. |'nd., auction off money to Mais. Tues. Thurs. and Sat asked him not to denounce Lorimer $10 for $7 or $5 for $3 ‘The Oliver D. Batley Company de country. r Production.” Taft Majority § ulated returns of (he county repub- In “Above the Law.” that President Taft will have 1,600 April 3 ghot that killed Jud; iro our own Don, an Irish wetter, for 16 years! Hittevilie, Va. It ie ald to ha in Seattle and ES is dead. When not on the stage he watched the plays from “out NO ROMANCES ON RAILS CHICAGO, ate tttnsd to conte, Pirtations vimh} farmers’ daughters and direct thelr) conguctor Who Traveled 1,000,000 order lasued here by an official of} 3."p. Smith of Athol, Mass., old &. Western railroad lest employe and for fifty-two years lbany division of the New York tral, has retired at the age of Seattle Theatre Senator Lorimer on tne same tun ana” for thirt lyears had mever been in an neci A LAUGH EVERY MINUTE Clinton, ni Kees wee. Tonight—All Week than 6,000 people beard Col The >| = dore Roosevelt here today. He de-| Tried to Sell Good Money and In- “THE NEWLYWEDS” 7 . | Daniel McReynolds of Princeton, 1 « y n a And Their Baby. het ae stood on a corner in St UM THEATRE, | ‘it! Saturday night, the members and tried to , 4 Third and James. Phone Motn 4226.|0f the local Roosevelt organization crowds, offering $20 bills for 6 and 10 Cents “Ti rap Lorliner,” Roosevelt re.| There wax not a single bid and Tonight—All Week—10 and 20 Cts. plied, 1 lose pas he uae is thie |he was arrested on suspicion of be Presenting Fe Doekerd COOH OOHO HOH OO OSE Returns Indicate ¢* LION REFUSES TO * United Lenved Wire) | Pouisvitn April 8 lean conventions held Saturday throughout Kentucky today indicate votes at the state conve: m to be held Wednesday and Roosevelt 700. ama scen JOUN F. CONROY —and— MISS LA DIVA Hig Aquatic Act The iting on the with prominent teeth ses was equipped with Unequated Van le 4 shipped down south | tages re many a shoe ae nes CITHER | OR THE LION RESIGN: FROM THIS COMPANY FAST STEAMERS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK An Follows: FOR ease Airs, INDIANAPOLIS wi is re-estab: The Seotch full grews, while the Welsh mines are ope half their regular forces BUT HE WASN’T (By United Preas Leased W're) PORTLAND, Ore, April Provyoked because ym Bell said he fake cripple and onght to go. Scott showed he 4 too frail by throwing away hia erateh and giving Bell a sound drubbing. worki British ne The moving pleture manag heard of & mangy old lon that was too weak to travel which a ciren | was willing to Seil for a song Lion was also shipped south aad was let loose In front of the camera and Mr. Actor, dressed like Roose velt, undertook to slay him in true Be, Round Trip, ver Leh sughton, Mich., April 8 Henry | Johnson, who Killed hmeelt here, left a note for his widow, saying Mike Oltlee Cohnna we Now that you haye a chance to get | Smithsonian Institute style Main 2999. ind 736. fia third husband, for God's sake,| But evidently the jdon’t talk bim to death,” |too liberally on the way south, He Above rates effective Deo. 18 11 to March in and Kehedulen Subject Without Notice tog a ewindier. poltee found to be real money and he wad, then put In a hospital for observa} tion. Bottles chemiat his him. one Louls w ply whole from displayed ambition. The lion be angry DIE FORA MAN ® the take afte that is and nearer The moving Fr held in th on a charg in-law, F. A Witt, wh mead, Is not was mark but was ‘ished, his gesture | from the way Rochester, H year to Captain can't date the Virginia clansman accused of firing the * sie when the Allens shot up the court ati % cost $20,000 to build. “so (ODD BITS ONEWS station all Heat He haa bottle house. fe ives a white The horsemen i* When taken to the wow and Light Through Geo His New Liquid Gas Dr. Walter O. Snelling, a federal | golden announces {that every one may hereafter carry own lighting plant about Pittsburg with produced of which will and a liquid gax. Hens a ers are for members of the Torrey , family, Of the six, the oldest, Wm "| Torrey, was the president's great e SHHSSH SHS SHHHSOOOOOOH OH OOOH OSM © | great qreat-grandtather who was 75 The|@ HERE’S THE “RUDE MOUNTAIN HUT” ONE VIRGINIA OUTLAW LIVES IN! *| At some student |@ OSHS SOSSEHOOSOH OSHS OOH OOSD Death Curse True @\yoars old when he marched to Lex-| ington PHILADELPHIA death curse of H. H. Holes, the |multhmurderer, on all wbo bad taken part in the proceedings which led to his banging, May 7, 1896, was again brought Tine death, recently, of a detective | Thomas G. Crawford, after an op eration. He obtained evidence which resulted in Holmer’ convic iton.. Only a fortnight ago Richard | Johnson, a former policeman, who | |was a member of the jory which Jeonvicted Holmes, committed sul cide April. 8.—The Teeter ee eee ee ee) NOW SHE DRIVES A STAGE SEKER, Colo, April & May Robertson, 21 years id to be the first woman driver in the United has begun her daily run between Meeker and Bu ford, a dixtance of 35 miles (tht h teen enenne : PINCHER IS PINCHED Leased Wire) , PORTEAN AND, Ore, April & K. 8. Holmes amused bimaelf by Yinehbing women, The last time he id it he took a firm grip on @ pin. je yelled and himself pinched Marry; Stay Married LOS ANGELBS, April #—"Marry io stay married. is the advice to all = * of marital bliss by Mra Alexand wife of the mayor of Los Angeles, who celebtates her wedding anniversary April 16 PETER F. REGAN it will be possible to sup. | tank cars ac Bat Roose He fired ght saftey film company inexpected actor the and actor took te pleture in flight the lion dead from towns with filumination | One of Best Known Cloak and Suit Men in the Northwest. after | did not THE REV, P. R. DUNIGAN ‘This new mayor of Lapeer, Mich., priest ever yor of an American city nations! jis the first jebosen m: jeuard, He the Lapeer Commerc tion day good roads He Catholic | He is a chaplain of the organized and is cbair man of the executive committee of Pins to cachinate, club. saw him out in the coun-| try among the farmers working for | did nd campaign. to memory by | ing on his own behalf, Orientals Bring the Hookworm Elec (By United Press Leased Wire) TACOMA, April & Dr. F. J, Sehog and marine tal toned here. of the According to | public service, sta-| hookworm disease health ts being brought to the Pacific coast constantly by on Oriental steamers. passengers arriving The federal | « rument recently inaugurated a system of Inspection passengers from the Ortent, of steerage | and ab * * * * AT THE THEATRES *) * Moore—" Excuse Me.” & Metropolitan—Lulu Glaser in “Miss Dadelsack * ® Seattle—"The Newlywedr” * # Coliseum—'The Holy City.” & Empress—Vaudeville. *| & Pantages—Vandeville. * & Orpheum—Vaudevilie. ' & Grand—Vaudevine * KHER 9 se Mdina Dn Mindat Saka ded * AT THE MOORE * * * SPER RR REE EE Ee) “Excuse Me.” Bex pardon... We just must pause to laugh once again. Can't help it, You are compelled to cachinate, gig gle, chuckle, gurgle, how! and gut | kiggle i minte! faw until it pains to witness that trip from Chicago to Nevada on a Pullman car at the Moore theatre, which began a w * run at top notch speed last night, And if it you just have That's all. “Excose Me to gigi anyhow is a limited express t n comedy, with unlimited fun The Pullman porter, played by Willis P. Bweatnam, ts almost the whole works in the first act, but the others develop into generous makers as the train pro- &reases on its journey, The diffi eulty of a young couple in getting or to tle the knot ix the st thing to a central plot in) play, and Ann Murdock gets ¢ house a-howling at the petulant little tricks and careless demands |she makes in her own behalf as the | “bride-to-be” and that of Snoozle- ums, a floffy-haired white dog. Ae eee ee «of San ont every steamer arriving in this|* AT THE METROPOLITAN w# port brings on the peculiar malady None of the pers " more cares of * Ae ee ee 2 2s found to be | Lulu Glaser, plumper and pret-| suffering from the disease has been | tier and jollier than ever, strength | deported ‘Cafe Owner Faces Prosecution C, Louis Guthell of the Angelus cafe, and 8. Talincich, John Hartig, Alexander Meister and James L. Shute, face arrest today on infor. mations filed by attorney this morning the prosecuting on the charge of selling liquor to minors These men were ordered prosecut ed by Judge Ronald, following dis jened old friendships and made new lones at the Metropolitan theatre jast night, when “Miss Dudeleack” nd her excellent company sang ad danced and joked to a house ful of folks, Mine Dodeleack” story, written by a music by a German, and translated | by « couple of Americans. There are some good songs, the best be ing “Oh, You, You Darling.” & Scotch (eee eee kh heehee * * * AT THE SEATTLE * closures made in @ trial involving |* young boys, who testified that they ®*®& * ete twekeeekee ae A | had obtained liquor in the Angelus, | | Scente and other sal loons. SERVED HIM RIGHT (Ry Uelted Press tensed Wire) April 8 SAN FRANCISCC |Women in two churches thrown into panic when James Sul livan rushed to the Kester was Christ was arrested services SANTA MONICA Six Japanere — fishe “GOOD FISH Cal, altar rmen during and announced he ack on earth again, He April & landed | 1,820 yellowtail in eight hours fish In Santa Mon re a tree. ator ally got the hunt pictures but ft had to ther mang Rich Farmer Held (iy Ualted Press Lensed Wire) DALLAS, Or Lentz, wealthy Too Many Movements PORTLAND, Christian F. dres: ath dience was 1 that a wealth care for Flint Pittsburg, Pa., Aglop, th of pr ou interes Old No,” replied Mra ay that 1 am ome home once lion was fed | fer artichokes Herald. county of shooting his brother Broadmead. a merchant af Broad. fatally hot through the revolver, ‘The quarrel Witt hooting ver family 1 Ore., Kraber started to. ad ring of soctalists atisfed with his re-} Mr. Reg with | exp pulled |trade, oap box and sent on his |chosen The) 131 80 disgu: N. Y., April & spinster left an income of $2 parvdt Char: Mr, died) tied with 500%) April &—Edward husband Page Avlop, 19, bax two Josiah brought invaluable to the 1 vet today a a ter F. Regan has seve jconnections with Ma Southwick and becor with the Hoffman Cloak & Suit Co., nd ave, n has had a lifetime of rience In the suit and cloak commencing work line in the city of Dublin, \ireland, with the old established hirm of Pimm Bros. Regan soon identh large Amerienn institu: | tions In the cloak and suit business and is recognized as one of the Heading men in his Hne He was recently connected with the following: Syndicate H. B Clafiin Co., Symmons Dry Goods €o. of Butte, Montana, the White House Dry Goods €o. of Spokane nd lately with the MacDougall & became ”' Southwick Co, of this city Par, Regan HL with the trade wide acquaintance in Seattle will be Hoffman com ‘pany. A continuation of the same fwir dealing which has always char Jacterized Mr. Regan is proiised. olive oll, ix ing with hand lines fea bay They once for $215. It ag pounds Janesville, Wis., rad MeDonatd commercial America, Every Frid miles to Lah he gets a supply of April operates aeroplane lay he Koshkonong, fis) sold their catch at | cated 25,000 8.—Con- the route flies 20 where | first PUBLIC MARKETS salmon trout 10 Alaska ‘herring t t Vs. 10¢ fremh epring las in his |! tomatoes larwe mb TOA, king powder heef, Se" I roast asparagus, “SANITARY roasts, 8e to 1 Bo Ib: mutton t plekied pork s 1b, chops, 10% boing 0 reer cheese, 18¢ | Bal lie theatre yesterday, were | Balerd 210 The Newlyweds and Their * musical comedy, opened a successfnl engagement at the Seat Playing to good-sized audiences ut both per- formances. All in the caste proved cuse Me,” | themselves capable, a jers had excellent ern | Rosen, as the va ee of pe fitted the part and Hence in a continual ‘ra the squalling cheedid. jaet time a allie for commit ® | vielt the Seattle . comme the Sbirley stock jfor the summer, week. Rknhhhh * wae eine * AT THE COLISEUM Kkhhhhhnhh The Bailey stock pe their caste in “The grand style at the this week's play shoud prove equal ly a8 successful as q production of “Uncle Tom's lant week, Sra eanee wang ’ AT THE GRAND [7 ~ ree The Grand theatre usual program — thi comedy dominates enti; three vaudeville acts are please. Reese and Deane a musical comedy, which is appreciated by the garet Wood, in lever monologue, dancing thrown in, is # pleasing entertainer. Bartlett Bros, young acrobats, do a lot of skillful stunts which are greatly enjoyed. ‘Th photoplays are good. 'A LONG a , EASTER BO FREMONT, Neb., April! private car of the Crocker Francisco, Miss” Crocker left lost week for to buy herself an Easter a little shopping. Miss Crocker arrived in on a train from the coast this place she was floods. For thirty-six private car lay in the yards mont while its occupants | fruitless efforts to get it jacross the Elkhorn river. ~ | After the train had ‘twenty-four hours the San (co girl announced that she. leare if the old thing farted as she could not 4 jew York in time to have i ter bat trimmed for Sunday, team of vba Frank L. Smith saw ait Easter bonnet coming _¢dwa street, accompanied v churehgoer. They reverse speed and plate glass window. PORTLAND, Ore., horses Ballard Business Direct Y BE GUIDED BY THE AD VERTISEMENTS WATCH THE PHONE NUMBERS. LOOK I SPECIAL FEATURES THESE PEOPLE: ARE A VERTISING. THEY ARE RELIABLE AND | | MEET YOUR EVERY WANT. AM at BALLARD BAKING co. Phone Ballard 614 CALLARD BAKING CO.) J. 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