The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1912, Page 6

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Our pian is pay what you can down, balance $1.00 a Week or $5.00 a Month SPECIAL VALUES THIS WEEK SUITS—Hlue fancy MEN'S fancy browns and sizes 32 to 46— $15, $18, $20, $25 LADIES’ SUITS AND COATS— Navy and tan serges, gray navy and tan whipcords, fane stripes and novelty weaves- $10.50 ... $46.00 BOYS’ SUITS ... $2.50 to $7.50 serges grays, 1119 Third Av., Near Seneca OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Prescription Ground "Toric Lenses When filled (any mounted uniting style) No Drugs (Drops) ¥ W. ROBSON, Oph, D. 470-473 Arcade Bldg. Ad With Phone Bring This Ma 4 Doctor’s Bill) #10 su» [I Ste You ARE SLEEPY, ADOLF. You Go To BED -—— 1 KeEP DER DRVG Srore ope® UNTIL ELEVEN O'CLOCK UND DEN Go HOME GSoor NIGHT} LA FOLLETTE GOES TO OREGON TOMORROW La Follette at North Platte re iterated his determination to be @ candidate again in 1916 if he is feated for the nomination at the coming Chicage convention. Taft Ignores It w fides | April 10.—That President Taft will ignore the charge made by Senator Dixon of Montana, manager of the Roosevelt campaign, that the federal office holders of Kentucky have been ‘perniciously active” in boosting Taft's « idacy, was announced here today The president that the prope complaint ts be (By United Press Leased Wire) NORTH PLATTE, Neb,, April 10. Senator Robt. M. La Follette will start early tomorrow for Oregon, to continue his campaign for the |repudlican nomination At North Platte last Jafter a day's automobile trip through one of the richest sections lof Nebraska, the Wisconsin candi date finished his campaign for the | support of the Nebraska delegation Jadvocating the progressive prin ciples of the initiative, referendum jand recall, scoring Col, Roosevelt |for his alleged failure to crack the trosts with his big stick, and de: claring that Roosevelt's attempt to regain the is virtually an attempt at o th term, Preat- a Taft having n Roosevelt's choice to carry on his work evening, takes the stand place for Dixon's the civil sery which has the Have Mercy, ‘Sunburst’! Remember Pa Was Talking to the Assessor (By United Press Leased Wire.) MUNCIE Ind April 10. In @ conversation with ¢ Powell, township assessor, Charles H. Anthony, whose wife ed such a stir in Washington and New York with her “dia studded slippers, dectared that the stones are almost valuele They are rhinestones,” Powell says Anthony told him, worth probably $5 a quart.” and Indiana sunburst,” Mra. Charies ad the riot act to her hushand the diamonds in her slipper heels NEW YORK, April 10.—The H. Anthony abe will when she gets hor valuing at $5 a quart HUGHES MAY BE DARK HORSE ed Press Leased Wire) TER, N. Y., April 10 |Charles KE. Hughes New York justice of the United States su Ipreme court, d up today in jthe republican convention here as a probable “dark horse |for the republican presidential nom \ination at Chicago in the event of faeither President Taft, Col. Roose veh nor Senator La Follette receiv ing the w on th early ballots. ‘act that Jus tiee Hughes has declared that noth ins could induce him to leave the |supreme bench, the delegates today |discussed his availability as a re {publican national standard bearer of Sunday! fath e informed of | Where is het Back of Big Increase in bait | Immigration North = - | | WINNIPEG, ™ migration Your this, the barn, diggin Unmailed Letters 10.—Im-} Gibbe—My tates |pockets last nigh Dibbs-—-How did she Gibbs—-As an She acquired a lecture Hoston April Unit wife explo my from come but? explorer should. ugh material for Transcript Ithrough the port of Emerson, Man. for March shows a ase of one hundred pe the month « Commissioner Bruce Walker of American |through North Portal March totaled nine mil cont over same year according Imm ation lue of effes passing ask., durin jon dollars ago, of The to Some interesting specials today’s paper by Swan 219, Westlake Ma are quoted in on's, Stall "AMUSEMENTS MOORE THEATRE TONIGHT AND ALL. WEEE Matines ‘Todmy, 81 ¥ W, SAVAG * Pulimal | pr a KK CHILDREN’S BUREAU WASHINGTON, April 10. Taf jay signed 4 Special t nt iN r with met es in department conneetic of ¢ labor 1 tablishes governmed of ® child welfare ee ee ee ee NEWLY WE SAN LUIS OF Their May. As 4 result of a dispute ove doctor's bill, Dr. H. N. Frieman, a 20, Cal., Apr. 1 a here dead z today, and Roques Dar a M is : loonkeeper, i Daniels shot nd instantly kille physician 1 then sent a bullet through his own brain | More Bad Floods 8ST. LOUIS April 10.—With the { river falling at ail points Memphis, the the Tennessee met pidly ing, and flood are : at the reached ste one-fifth of a foot above the above river below polis is ra tages toda al pointy Orleans er of 18.2 flood stage Still After Beef Men! TT . TRENTON, NT ee | *. CONMOW the request by ot Jersey City that sign the necessar pers, the first step toward prosecu tion in New Jersey of the Chicago beef barons, recently acquitted in Chicago on @ similar charge, for violation of the anti-trust laws, was taken toda | oy. Wilson in the MISS LA DIVA Garvan Wilson equisition pa ecutor Gov GUSTARELLO The Fre Other 10¢ will matter conduct before ta ch eC Big and 20c i ings In Which Adolf Answers THE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1912. Night Bell Before Morgan’s Daughter Says: Hideous Causes (Oppression the Ma fever point, two plainly women entered a dingy jointly as a soup kitchen eadquarters, and in’ tley crew of men and leaders, asking for) in charge of the When the workers in at the drensed hall, and strike rupted a m women strik William Yates atetke. One atrike of ay | Lawrence wan of the women led « Yates aside and said that she had come} from New York to make a first jhand investigation of the condition | jot the strikers and their ebildren, | |the conditions that led to the sav-| age industrial confilet and to be of, service if she could aid any individ val sufferers. This woman Morgan, daughter of J. Pierpont Morgan, who #0 deeply feels the Injustice of the modern system of exploitation of the common people of this country by caplialiste that lohe has openly repudiated her own jfather's divine right y cen There 1 in the very con: ter of the social spot in thin ntry, surrounded by men, wor: and children ragged and hungry.) From Wiliam Yates that day Anne | | Morgan learned that ber own father was the main factor in the forma tion of the American Woolen Co.,| the textile trast barbaric oppres sor of the people whose torture she beheld Just i for she there w | myst ‘Plot to Murder French President (By UCetted Press Leased Wire) | VANCOBVER, B.C, April 1Ge thoy state con Chauvelin, of the Gare du Nord | at noon today. 1 in in (HO | Belegaten to the tion, Roosevelt tested CLE was Anne Tracy Miss Anne Morgan, with artis what she did fs not known. kept her own counsel, but - frequent reports of a! most us Woman appearing at the | purse, paying Taft Has Kentucky (my t Vreee Lenerd Wire) LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 10, Contfolied four to one by the Taft adherents, the Kentucky repub her class. destitute homes with mt, doctor, drug iM national conven: 3, and 6 are con Idetective agency in Parts on the lookout for two. mep | Arthur Newell and Harold Dove who are belleved to be concerned the pres? dent of the French republic. Both Irish and have lived 1p for & number of years apd wellknown members of bist club {nm Rouen, A war. was issued for their arrtet months ap LAND'S COUSIN ' GETS DIVORCE) SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.0: the ground of desertion Theode Cleveland, & wealthy San Francisco promoter, who claims to be a first «in of the late President Grover eland, was granted to from his wife, "Judge Murasky in & plot to assaxsinat nee rant thire Suits, Overcoats or Raincoats In Buys One of the Seattle the Money to new de greatest store floor gi The Finest in the Entire en over partment, which is proving one of the introduced into a Seattle mark is guarantec merit late Gotham Second uccesses ever The Cheasty Tasteful fabrics weights and a fit fc of styles, sea sonable any figtire Pure silk knitted Cravats—the all over the United State rage from 50 cents up. Phe House Men Big for Men and Popular-Price Young i © DASH CHEASTY BUILDING SECOND AVE.4t SPRING ST. If Cheasty Has It, It's Correct nounced would be Clemmer Theatre Seattle’s Best Photoplay House Public Reception | Hovad This Afternoon | 4 Until 6 o’Clock Music by Orchestra First Showing of Photoplays TONIGHT 7 O’CLOCK Most Beautiful Photoplay House in the West Exclusive Photoplays | Best Musical Talent 1,200 Seats || good as compared with the indolent || desk Drug Store Closes VELL, VELL, — vor VANT Here ?! Selfishness of Wool Trust Workers 's comparison of her activities for selfishn of most women of leaving & grocer, and Lit in mother’s hands Dr. Walker Recovers (Ry United Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, April 10.--Dr. Mary Walker, the litte old “new woman” who has been seriously 1 for sev} eral weeks in the apartment of Mrs, Nettle Van Slingeriand in the Hote) jerard, was well en dress herself in masculine raiment, which an act of the legislature per- mits her to wear without interfer “ nd return Oswego. Her recovery is little short of miraculous,” sald Mrs. Van Slinger- land today NOT MUCH TO BRAG OF eet 1 see where debt is greater United States Weil, that’s nothing much longer Ts New York city’s an that of the look how any’s been ron j|ming New York Boy. in Chair of President (By United Presse Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, April 16.— Presi dent Taft resigned his chair for sev jjeral minutes today to permit Sen || ator Smoot || his grandson of Utah Reed 8 n months old to inaugura jot Cardon behind the big pastes each day the busines: nation I think he will be presi id nator Smeot, and sev waiting handshakers smiled in sympathetic understand. ing. 4 Grab Homesteads? nt some day eral United Press tensed Wire) INGTON, April 10—The that speculators hb to grab valuable hom which the government an opened within a third unit of the Tie on irrigation project in Washing. ton state, has caused the officials to withhold the actual date of the opening. Peop! » been camp: ing on the p ince December 26 last the word to make their selections. In order to def the speculators & new system will be adoptod. steads month in the awail A allotment SOCIALISTS WIN (By Latted Dress Leased Wire) SAN FRANCISCO, Apr, 10.—Daly City, & few miles south of San Francisco, is to have @ socialist iministration, as is shown by the returns of the municipal re. Three ist city tees and a soclalist ety clerk were elected ELIOT'S TRIP April 10 Mt, ident d university, tod to Pekin about a week, Dr. Chas. emeritus of sailed with his ® party has been here h today to! to her home in election | trus: | "1 Come DOWN, 1 DEN I GET Beat uP! TOR ANSWERING DER BURGLAR Do You Foo.! DER BURGLAR AARM— DOT WASS DER TELEPHaME BELLY Words by SSR eter Music by Co ASK DEM VOT DEY VanT, nb 188 Dor vor 1 cer ALARM £1 DOT WAS NOD ROAST TO “COLO (By United Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Apri! 10.—With | scorn and stinging criticiam, Sena |tor Jones of Washington flayed Col, Theo. Roosevelt in a bitter speech today in the sen We are in a saturnalia of politi cal vituperation,” he said. “Under the banner of progression, anarchy is preached in honeyed phrase and fuleome flattery. : "A New Richmond.” The real, consistent leader radical thought jeourage, consistency and faithful eas we all admired, even if we did | not secept the doctrines advocated, became {il and exhausted, The jbanner he was bravely and faith fully carrying was dropping, A jnew Richmond rushed upon the |acene, threw his hat into the ring jand shouted to the wavering hosts }to follow him, hoping to reap where others had sown, seeking ( pluck the fruit of victory to his | Wilson Men Not _ Afraid of People Th | faithful whore democratic executive this afternoon took wy jaquestion of the method to be Jened in the tion of A to the state convention at j Walla on May 6. Three com the pur: Walla distinet own bosom. Having won with the des; ters, and not being principles of modern = ress, he, with the ignorance, is appealing t all in base, selfish and onsast ip apparent hope of g ratiable ambition “would stitate the biased, wale flamed opinions of the fer the judgment of thone n @ judicial capacity, based sworn evidence As to Lorimer. The senator quoted Ro eriticiom of Jones, that he ported Lorimer in committee his constituents would have against the [linols senator, No proposition; tinued, “was ever advan wildest anarchist more § of the principle of bumaw or rights, than the suggestion tained in that statement.” | fections, representing Wilson, Champ Clark larmon are fighting for thelr plan, The Wilsonites want maries, The Harmouites want a Harmony” plan, which Is to Mami! pick the delegates and divide them. equally between the three dates. The Clark mea don't either method, and want meetings, | ELROY M. THAYER Elroy M. Thayer has announced jhis candidacy for sheriff and has lcome out squarely against courthouse “Ring” in polities. Mr | Thayer siands for the enforcement of the law, and, in announcing his candidacy for the office of sheriff, sets forth in bis platform the broad tprinciples of a strict i reform. This will not only mean the safe keeping of prisoners, but will oper jate for the redemption of the un fortunates who come under the law There will be no “Black “Hole” in the county n Elroy M s she will ding of women prisoners by attendants, Under Elrey M. Thayer there will be a general de sire on bis part and of his assist ants to make, for the betterment-of the prisoners’ condition. | Elroy M. Thayer was born in Mis sourl in 1861, He has been a rest dent of the state of Washington for thirty-eight coming to the tate when but a territory and locat ing in Walla Walla with his parents in 1874; where nt @ part of his life. Coming to Ses he accepted a positio esinan for the New Granite Company filled for a numt he went to B fered the stone bu After conducting a suc sful business In Bellingham, he came and became ‘inter ested in the Puget Sound Marble & Granite Company, of whieh he we and under his agement the company was ver osstul Not until petitior large number of bu voters, be ars, he sp which position he ham and ¢ in that city to Seattle elected manager ness men and had been presented to him t he stand as a can for sheriff, did Mr. Thayer co to permit his name used As indicating Mr. Thaye ions to labor, it can be mentioned that for eight years he was manager jof the Puget Sound Marble Co., and that now B. J. Morse, president of the Granite Cutters’ International | Association of Seattle, is a signer of @ petition Mr, Thayer to. run and {8 one of his strong supporters Joseph asking t ent Olsey, vice president of jthe same gnion, has also come out for Mr, Thayer. Mr, 'Thayet's ord as an employer of labor has al |ways met with the approval of un jton labor, He is running for the of | fice of sheriff on his record as a bus {iness man, and not on any political record, He intends to make a cam |paign which will inform all vot stands for As indicating the esteem in which Elroy M. Thayer Announces tis Candidacy for She }he is held it can be cited men as the following | petitions asking that he @t he offi 5 i H. R. Clise, J. 0, Palier, |Getchell, 8. G. Comb, U. H. Fi J. G. Pacy, P, Kinney, P. B. Pritchard, EW. How ard, Joseph Barton, Standard Purik ture Co., Leo Cahen, J. B, Schobt Chas, O. Pay, William Litz, |Abel, Albert A. Courtier, Jones, J. L. Wormer, G. BE | A. Gregory, J. W, Stanchfield,, | Stacy & Co,, Ine. LC. oe | Gilmer, A. H. Bertrand, H. iny, R. Merchant, C. F. Body, Brooks, Star Paint & Wi 'Co., Richard D, Baker, 0. W, ett, A. E. Ayers, W. B Taft, Palmer, O. C. Jones, Ra Ame |L. Thompson, T. T. Db, | jLasky, 1. C. Huyler, a Thos, H. Ryan, Guy F. M. Stanley, C. Landis, Wi mer, T. L. Blood & Co, Hatfield-Bernnard Co., | Loutson, T. EB. Poster, & Son, Seattle Metal Ceiling Slaughter, Wm. F. Meyer, Audley, Joseph E. Thomas, Maon, Jos, Hauxay, Geo. liams, H, Brandt, W. E. Price, Rt Stewart, Sam L. Winter, 7, BG lette, J. A, Burbick, B. R. Butters: worth, F. L. Hoxsie, F. R. Buttes ‘worth, Andrew M. Pitz, Chat Wynn, Bass-Hueler Paint G Sullenger, J. Bernhard, Jona Ryann, H. E, Orr, BG Owen,4 Minahan, C. B. Brows, H. G4 Donald, S. Burnett, Stone the lor, M. Stone, Robert C, K. Burkhart, C. C. Saemon, Fi Misho, C. L, Stone, J, Nelson Blanchard, C, Jaffe, Geo. 8. White, B. B, Hayea Smith, Geo, BE. Virtue, A. Be lai Marpen, W. Stoobl, 214 ai ter Esch, R. A. Schoenfeld, W i H, Milner, Peter Boudreau, W, Down, W. H, Franklin, B. He F. C. Toffer, Wm, J. Boud gar Blaine, Uhl Bros, Hobbs, Leon 8. Irwin, Dr, H. P. De Courey, R. R. Ro L. Oden, C. G. Sutherland, The: Nam J. Burns Nat'l Detective Walter R. Thayer, Mngt. Thayer, C, D, Wason, Ed Steg A. Doig, H. P. Van Dyke, CW. jor, Geo, Hughes, P, MeP m Hl. Pike, Andrew MeLean, G Lean, strom, WwW. H H Toughton, J, A. Caughe) F. Gleason, A. H. Hamim, Ty Homer TT, Bull, poe Walter G. MeLean, Ado} RR. Crane, L. H. Gritty, Grae Cutters Intern’l Assoc, SS Branch, B. J, Morse, Bi 3 seph Olsey, Fred A, Cook, Pant 8 Andrews, J. H, Clausen, Peter sen, Frank Brockman, T. R, ¥o $. H. McLachlan, > Er Granite & Marble Co, Wim bie, president; William Bor thony A, Armstrong, B.C: . S. Plough, Sandahl & Son Cu Sis Babcock M. Baldridge, H. Se" Angust Johnson, Jno. Dummplets Dunn, ©..H. % | nawehr, J, G, Danaway, M. Osborn, M. D.; Geo We |M. D.: John D, Wenger: {Smith, W. H. Carrall, Bas 5 vey, W. K. Johnston, B va A. Ulimann, J. Colle, G, P. DARS sho A. Duncan, J, We Bailey Pepin, There is a lange number of for Tiontsin, en route /not only of who he is, but what he| supporters enough to fill this |page which are not pal : [account of space. $i Es ¥ 4 § 4S i ihe LHe Hs f paces BE tid 4