The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1912, Page 7

BROS. si Printers) te Lessons | *° hy “PLE SUI a t Does It eke RT HANSEN shed 1882 DUS STONES, FINE URY, STERLING SILVER iret and Cherry iy, Buy e Best pride th the best > Trunks : anadags ies Novelties Bfind that but the best satis- @tr custor to come ling and bring That's what wp our it is now, t! its kind in the Lusin Paices are a BM quality of nk Stores 06 Second Av. ‘1420 Second Av. lennon’s 1106 Second Avenue t Annive —— | lel tHE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1912. Boy Scouts’ Department Established Feb, 17, 1912 Published Weekly Conducted by Fred Henry [ee RNR ERR REE ER EN RAR RA Ree le bh A Bey hit heehee eee, * BIG TROOP TAKES HIKE *® * * [kee RAR RR Re | Green Lake af Rev. 8 G held a two days® cant) tas} Lake Washing nmo Ne out witht ning patrols, jolaim it’ was the be | most successful “hike there wax something doing all the | tis and the boy did lots of ork and held many con which prizes were of troop, under char Wil#on, Beoutmas and the boyd camp and ever taken } teste, for fered eee . * *. ee ee ee Troop 18, Keystone scouts, hiked nie «=Falle last week 7 a THE KEYSTONE CAMP «* * four days, ce eee eee eee ee ’ gone RAVEN PATROL . * ee ee ead Sight S belonging to the spent days with the Fox patrol at Juanita last week eae rene * * | * ere ee ee eee eee | Twenty-six scouts, representing jaeven troops, camped in the vicin ity of Hoods Canal Easter week They were accompanied by Com. missioner Ingraham, The boys were on the go all the time, ex ting when evening ov =|them. They probably had the best }time of any of the troops who took Jan aster hike | HOODS CANAL HIKE *. * Se CPR eee * * le “808 WHITES” * . TAKE WALKS # ete eee eee eee i}; The “Bob White” Patrol didn’t Hiicamp last week but they did do a ih of hiking. Nearly every morn iiing, © se young Scouts would assemble at some designated HH} plac d would take an all-day H} | hike Jue day the Scouts hiked to Fauntleroy Park, and another day to Redmond. They took sev eral other walks. Those who par jt pated in the fun were: Wilfred yan Kenneth Hussey Sherwood Smith La ence Wiley Hector McDonald, Walter Donahue, Sidney Baker and William Baker th i *!| a couple of} took | ig SCOUT KNOTS eee eee eee eee eee ' * «| | composed the troop.| ee ee ee ee ee * * ® “QUAIL” 7 SERRE ERE RM ERE BE Four members of the “Quail” pa-! 1 ap two days at Ma ster, fon the und, last week, The boys jlett the elty Wednesday. The four Scouts were Sergeant Powell, Phit lip Shank, Warren Benson and © Lebman CAMP ON SOUND * *~ | [ee eee eee eee eee * * | SCOUT GNTERTAINMENT * \* . * [HN RR OME EME EE He Next Tuesday evening the Green Lake troop will hold an entertain ment and social in the Gr n Lake Raptist chureh, Fifth ay. and E i72nd st. at which time prizes and ban s wil be awarded to the | ane aful ¢ estante at their Easter camp The boys will also | reproduce their “eamp fire” scenes with and songs. The |parenta and friends of the boys of the troop are urged to be present 1A big time is expected. tt & pected that Maj. Ingraham wil! present to address the boys THREE ENGINES TO THE CITY BLOCK The Pennsylvania railroad gines, each a third of a city block is having built a number of freight en- in length, or nearly 100 f This iilustration from Popular Mechanics shows one of the new giants. weighs nearly 700,000 pounds. = = |NEW INTERURBA } A movement, started by real ldents of Edmonds, Richmond and Meadowdale receive’ the endorse {ment of the Seattle Commercial lelub, for the establishment of an linterurban line connecting these towns with the Seattle-Everett In- |terurban Hine and the proposed mu nicipal raliway. About 40 residents of that district were guests of the club last night Milady’s Toilet Table \|thing dreadful by 1) mo Umbrellas Re-covered and Repaired rsary Sale in _ Our New Location GLOVES $150 Gloves #84 Gray Sirect Px ui 5 $1.50 value, yt ,. TIES HAND $1.25 EO Ties Kaitted —p\¢ ve to stripes, $1.15 50c chet $1.15 | 100 SILK SOX MEN’S 750 PURE SILK 80X quality Pure ible lisle soles, the atapfe colors Saturday, Oc Silk Sox in black 40c | Heavy with do and value. | pair LENNON'S FAMOUS SILK SOX 25c These Sox are @ lighter weight than the ones, but they are 4 very good value at this price in fact a sock you'll not fin '| elscwhere a’ less than double the money. Try a few pairs you'll lige then 50¢ Glove and Hosiery Shop ase | CLOVES WOSMPY UMBRIA” Baillargeon Buliding. [PSCC OHOSOO OOOO | PIECE OF MIND, * NOT PEACE OF | MIND, FOR : ANTHONY SOSH SHOHHOOOOOS They may have to call out the Indiana militia when Mrs, Charles H. Anthony gets home to Muncie. Mrs. Anthony is the lady who! startled New York and Washington | by wearing diamonds in her slipper | heels, and Mr. Anthony ts the gen-| tleman who startled the tax a# seasor of Munele by telling him the} diamonds were glass. “rll read him the Indiana riot act when I get home,” said Mrad| Anthony, referring to friend hus band. “I'l give him a piece of m mind. ‘The diamonds are real. When my husband starts in to swear off taxes he always begins to belittle my jewelry, Some times he embarrasses mo some- rubbing my dia-| is in public and saying) they're paste and will rub off. Do| you wonder I'm a suffraget?” Besides all this, there is a trag edy in Mrs. Anthony's life, she ned dreadful. Every win Anthony and I go to Flor I wear thin things. We spend summers*at Lake Petoskey. I wear thin things And I just love pretty clothe apecially | fors. That's my life's tragedy—I'm always living in a warm climat and have no chance to wear furs. our too. 135,410 VOTED AGAINST SUFFRAGE CHICAGO, April 12 of the suffra county in the Tilinois primaries that 135,410 voted “no” and 154 in favor of the project. Not sie ward in the city gave a ma the cause 7 a sin jority for WHITNEY 1S RECEIVER Judge has appointed} WwW. M. W a viver for the! Puget Sound Undertaking .Co. upoo | the motion of that concern. 7 he} compang was incorporated t July and is said to be $1,000 in ar rears with Its creditors. Heart Disease Expert Notes Ap- proach of His Own Death John H, Musser, gne of the at authorities on diseases of t, was @ victim of his own in Philadelphia, @ had folwwed the progress of | his malady, and an hour before death reeognized its approach and called hid doctors and family end said goodby. D Like Cures Like. The doctor had assured the anxious mother that the pet of the family would be all right again in ja few days, and was about to take his departure when she asked him as to Freddie's dict Oh,” said the doetor, eat whatever he likes.” | “But, ductor,” she returned, “that |was just the way he got sick.” New York Times. “let him * « eee ee ee ee The Fox Patrol, composed of boys in the Summt school district established a camp at Juanita dur. Ing th® Baster vacation last week They left the elty Monday and back Wednesday. During they did considerable fishing. The largest catch in a day for an individua? was 26 trout. Those who went along, were: Victor Tatum, patrol leader; Joe Tatum, Ralph Johnson, Edwasd Anderson, Jack Chapmao and Hughey Stacks rn PATROL AT JUANITA ngine house ie gin’ralty $50 cash will put you tn a brand new 3 or 4-room céttage. corner 50x100-foot lot, 4 blor) from car and 16 minutes Yesler Way. OR 5 cash will buy 2 $200 lot and monthly will pay for it, Pour blocks from ear, at beau tiful Columbia. David P. Eastman Ask Anyone Who Has Been Here Ask them what they think of the work that our graduate reg istered de Ask them about ¢ we prietice, that save you much trouble, Ask them ates, that on out methods about our low cut r able you to save half on your dental tities W leave it to them. ‘They qut of every ome to w. And sever ten new patients us on the ton of these frien been here and " satisfaction. Re all our work up with a @v fee that protects you Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R CLARK, Manager. 1406 Third Av.. N. W. Cor, Unton NOTH—Bring this ad with you. T. R. IN NEBRASKA LINGOLN, Neb April 12.—An |nougg@ment has been de from | the “Roosevelt headq rs here] that Col, Roosevelt will tour Ne byaska, next week In th his eadpaign for the r an} notnination for president ‘| have Wet yet be Wier, the > logue; which recently support Segator La Folletto, now arranging for thi) Roowevelt tour, the br botween the Roosevelt and I let Mliowings has widened Mtgation Js @ parallel of that "| Cattfornia, That Black Cloud RBPRLIN, April 12.—Just strong tho “four of war like & black cloud over Bure |shown by the decision of Row nia to arm Mself better, The L kingdom over which Carmen Sylva noted Authoress, reigns with has just . pla large order for eannon and mupt tions of war with the Krupps, jn Estom, Rotimania is following the example of Switzerland, which re jcently voted a large increase for tts army, for the purpose of “guarding ita frontiers in the event of war.”| A CORDIAL wi how hangs nen 7 nce and Mike were b ployed at the powerhouse | rie traction company being of an agressive dispost they clashed more frequently than! }was conducive to perfect peace and they became conspicuous for the enmity that existed between them. However, both managed to preserve enough of a truce to hold | ir jobs, But a sertous clash would sooner or later hav | had it not been for an aceld phf TWrence out of comm Hq @@t hold of a live wire wh wdrking around a dynamo and when they picked bim up he was hover tng. Dabw lit MPS suey whertiought b plgcgble to care m iP es) watil the doctors got through orking over Terence. He drew one of those aside and whispered | ne a ly | RPP he ater Perhaps not.” replied the phy aitlah, He did not get enough of the current, and he ts resting Mie power to him! | Mike dRrvently Want Spokane Man' SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 12 Upon a complaint signed by Victor FE. Campbell of Santa Cruz, a requi-| sition was insved today upon the! state of Washington for the return! of Cary T. Scott, a wealthy real es-| tate broker, now Hving in Spokane, | but formerly a resident of Santa} Cruz. Campbell alleges that Scott; sold bim @ piece of land in Oregon iast January, and that he sold it alsa to another client | The minimum punishment fdr) thid crime is one year in prison, =| LONDON, April with having committed fraud tn Rerlin two years ago, Count Fes tetlés, 2 young man of bigh lineage and & popular soc favorite, is undbr arrest here today, He fur nished $50,000 bail | exclaimed .— Charged rata THE CORNER MARKET—EVERYTHING SANITARY “WHERE PURITY IS PARAMOUNT AND PRICES ARE POPULAR” 1 1OGO GROCERY—STALL 25 S Special on Saturday ce and Beans. “All kinds of Fancy Canned Goods, 10 Ibs Sugar . HERMAKN’S NOW LOCATED AT STALL 101 CORNER MARKET Where 1 nothing you can but the best in Butte: Ghirardelit’s Chogolate Ct Baker's Cocom, % Ib Stall 102 M. J. MeINTYRE Corner Market Tea Co. Watch our specials in Tea and Coffee. Our goods are always fj fresh Saturday Special Sale 60 cases of canned milk ready to be en free to our customers with each purchase Herring 5cl ls for 25c English : Maddie, Finnar ons Crabs, 106 a Our Opening Special . 856 Free Buttermilk to Every Customer Veal Loaf, Do Not Fail to Come Up the Inclines POULTRY SHOW SATURDAY Free Music—Free Punch—Free ations. We sell p Dred try, baby chicks, exes for Quee Brooders, Feed Poultry p fr ck in glass incub Poultry Co., Inc. « Pacific r «320% than mother Be Dunge for Be Olympic Oyster & Fish Company . STA m“ MURRY MEAT CO. Open for business in our new market with a full line of Choice Meats. Remember the Number, Stall 2 Extra Specials Saturday used to mak We wil n thro the entire evening and STEPHENS’ LUNCH. BOOTH 110 ae 2 cans | Be ed Sugar $1 Fancy Prune: | 8 bars Lenox Soap ibs | Snider's Catsup, Seaport Tomatoes, 3 cans... rey Dry hes ob ystal White Soa e | Happy Home Tomatoes bene 18 Ibs Best Dry Granulat 90 with every dollars’ worth of grogeries pur Stall 106—SUN GROCERY—Corner Market CORNER MARKET BUILDING _ FIRST AVE. AND PIKE ST. AND CONCERT 3 TO 5 AND 7:30 TO 9:30 P. M. T no stairways to climb. HE CORNER MARKET, the finest market building in the West, is ready to receive customers Saturday. Fifty-. six modern merchants are housed in the structure, and are ready for business on the basis of cheapening the cost of living and at the same time mi long way here and die hard. The publ ntain a high standard and quality of merchandise. A dollar will go a cordially invited to inspect the new structure. Bring the babies, There are