The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1912, Page 8

A man living In Minnesota buys shoes In pairs and then goes out lis single shoes to one-legged men. Ask Your Doctor Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ia tonic. It does not stimulate. It does not make you feel better one day, then as bad as ever the next. There is not a drop of alcohol in it. You have the steady, even gain that’ comes from a strong tonic. Ask your doctor all about t Trust him fully. © Aver Co Pen Best Table Sauce, Housewives know it for its rare quality and rich flavor, LEA & PERRINS’' } \ | Nov. 23, 1873—Atlantic, White 26, 1874—Cespatrick, emi Auckland; 476, March 2 near the Is May 31, with Koenig Wilhelm; 300, pt. 3, river; 1874—Eurydice, Briti of Wight; 700. Dec Jan. 31, heard from; Feb. 17, 3 400. Sept. 1880—Atlanto, British 290, 1890—Duburg, 19, steamer Anson off Gibraitar; 574. Jan, 13, 1892—Namehow, June 25, North Atlantic; 600. Rest seasoning for Soups, Fish, oasts, Chops, Gravies, etc. steamer C in North 335. March 11, | Atlantic at entrance to the Medite Feb. 15, 1898—Maine, 300. 1898—Clara Nevada, 110. duly 4, British sailing ves Feb. 22, bor; Klondike jka; June 15, 1904—Gen, Stocum, through Hel! Gate, East river, New Jan, 21, 1906—Aquidaban, Bra: Jan, 22, 1906—Valencia, British Columbia; 117 1906—Sirio, $17, 500 FORA For 10 days more we will gold-filled frame, guarar five years, with spliertes arate ex The council yesterday authorized | board to spend $17,500 for a memoria! library tp honor of Henry L. Yealer at 23d ay, and Yes lier Way. Yesler left the triangul | the library leathe Includes a amin Maes or @istant viston giassea, Mounted w glass or spectacie careful and acc purpose, but the council will erect ement sea |with a suitable tablet in memory of the donor. 4 Pe Hillman Pays Fine | itness fees in the Hillman case a ynted to $4.0 This was 0. the largest item of costs, amounting wiry Optica kc ¥ e a fternoon Hillman of $5,200. trict. Attorney not filed until to give Hillman an prepare important will be removed plans, to the Mc urday wight TALISTS Areade Wi nent, Te be as H cording to present ras Neil ary Sat peniten TAATION ES MILK IN SURANCE Drink it SANITARY sup cans frult pki 1878—Grosser Kurfurst, 1878—Princess Alice, British iron steame 18, 1878—Byzantin, French s! British 1890—Ertogrul, Turkish frigate, foundered off Ja March 17, 1891—Utopia, Anchor liner, sunk in collision with British 1894—Norge, steamer, 1895—Reina Regenta, Sp 1898—La Bourgoyne, French line 1 Cromartyshire off Grand B: 1901--City of Rio de Janeiro, Pacific Mail Steamship Co., sunk at entrance to San Francisco bay; 122. Janeiro by an explosion of the powder magazin camahip, Capt Bi Italian emigrant | | | MEMORIAL LIBRARY |: o| plot at Third and eJffferson for this | a handsome fountain at that place | PUBLICMARKETS| |. DISASTERS OF SEA DURING 50 YEARS Star liner, wrecked off Nova Scotia; grant vessel, took fire and sank off sh training ship, a frigate, foundered German ironciad, sunk by collision sunk in collision mer, sunk in the Dardanell training ship, left Bermuda, never wrecked in the China steamer, rv, wrecked In China wrecked on Rock Jan, 30, 1895—Elbe, German steamer, sunk In collision with British ish cruiser, foundered in the reanean U. & battleship, blown up in Havana har gold steamship, Lynn canal, Alas in collision with excursion steamer, took fire going York; 1,000. zitlan battioahip, sunk near Rio de 212. je, Vancouver island, ship, struck rock off Cape 10¢ eo; 4 ea Rreakfast tke; new p Coben grap: *, 2 dune | spinach seedless gra each anges, 3 Winesap app’ PIKE PLACE jee ee ke ke YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People | Following the pgotest of Dr. Fan. | ny L, Cummings the ordinance tn: | troduced in the eounell by Counell man Kellogg, giving the poll the |power to arrest women at any time who might be in a cafe where liquor iy sold, has been postponed by that body « Mra. Chas. E, Cook, daughter of C. Newton, chief clerk in the city ra pea ffice, died yesterday af ternoon at the Provi oe hospital Funeral services will be conducted from the Hethany Presbyterian) church tomorrow. * * Charging that hie spouse fre * que: dishes at him © and ke matters *& worse she wert off with anoth: * or Japanese, Chuguro Kikuchi, * has commenced divorce pros * ceedings against his wife, Masu ® Kikuchi * Pee eee ee THIS DAY /N HISTORY April 16, a grand court! was held in the patace of Vienna, | before which M de Durfort, rep resenting the Dauphin of * * * * * * ~ * * * and the Queen Maria Theresa, « formal request for the band of the Archduchess Marie = Antolin Walla Walla as fresh white fist rh Le, ib, bricks 400 1h | tae OUR PRECISE ARTIST) Todd | | | | } “They ware boys together.” A. 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Come see us, REMOV © our present mense WALL Frames, M White China, FROM 20 ank papers c per single 2815 1st Ave., Seattle, W: Phone Elliott 3090 ee Pleture | Ontne, less and White bi roll roll roi per single GLOBE WAL 907 SKOOND AL SALE loeation and are offering our tm- line of PAPER Pyrographic « CENT DISCOUNT Varnished tile x 1 sing) ita walton, 1 per ya per yard 00 per yd. L PAPER CO, AV. jjed a ena Hoth gractously consented, | | but you might be able to figure out | tak. | dauphin witness The Confident ved for the} tte | Mother, | occasion especially well tet e eee eeee * * 7 A verdict of $1,000 was * “4 Mrs. Della Harrington # in her suit for damages against # George Kenny, for injuries re # ceived in an automobile accl ® dent, C.D. Hillman and wife, * who were made codefendants, & exempted from damages ® the * . * aware we by wake eee eee eee The license of W. F. Drisko, mas. of the. st Kulshan before Inspec and Tare or eamer nboat ron charge when yught Stea 1 rashed tion aspended was | Six persons asked for a divorce at ‘ day P hy | ladelphia, % | aprit Magis twate Grelis wants a hew statute um Jer which be may men who abuse He wants this action punish drink and thetr families | to be made a cap 44 ital offense, the} oftenger to} ced to drowning In an} awe beer vat, In which he| | would bave to swim until overconr |with fatigue, when he would sink and with his dying breath create a | bubble of beer New York, April 16.—“Let her! Let her!" exclaimed Robert Win throp Chanler, for husband of Mme. Lina Cavalieri, when told the diva was to continue her matri ™ jal experiments. | New York, April 16—Cupid has lelipped the wings of Aviator I Hammond. He announced that he will give up flying tO marry Miss May Andrews of Mineola, L. l. He will become a banker in Chicago. New York, April 16.—Surrounded by Mowers and her presents giv en her on her rd birthday, Mra Catherine Mangold committed sul cide by inbaling gas Gumear Natthiason, proprietor of |the Cascade Drug Co., directly op posite the Ballard police station, was arrested by Patrolmen Preshe and Bowman, charged with selling liquor without a Hcense. T. 0 |Hogan, a foundryman who pur |chased the wet stuff while the cop. |pers gazed through the window, is held as a witness. | Chicago, April 16.—When a young | | woman jilts her flance, she d have to return the engage jor presents, holds a Chic John Labow sued Fannie Kaplan for the price of the ring and lost. Chicago, April 16.—While Police Chief Weeny was laying, plans for ridding the city of all vicious dogs an angry neighbor shot and killed |his bulldog because the animal was a “public nuisance. | New York, April 16—Charles D. Hilles, secretary to President Taft and Major T. L. Rhoades, aide-de mp, were “shooed out" of the l¥ale club banquet President | Taft's invitation read “Admit One. | Graham, Mo, April 16.—After | hate hing chickens in an incubator, Allen McNeal hatched a swarm of | Srasshoppers in the same teubator |to feed the young chicks New York, April 16.—“The moral ottenness of New York city is a |stench in the nostrils of the whole country,” said Professor Howard A Kelly of Johns Hopkins university before the Academy of Medicine. | | | Sacromento, Cal., April 16.—Nine thousand women registered in this| county last month, but only 56 mar-| riage Heenses were issued. Cours; Clerk Pfund blames suffrage fo the decrease in licens@ {ssued. Twas | This man has sized Job on hand. a pretty fair that of meas uring the earth for t Carnegie institution, Dr I is A. Bauer, who bas just re ap observation tour around th globe, will now get busy finding out just bow bik this little earth of ours is. He will do it in a@ aclentific way and pot with «# footrule. eee The University of tevipsic Germany) bas asked of Leipsic (Germany) has asked exchange profeanor there, to con tinue with bis lectures and clanse OR. BAUER New York, April 16.—A. C. John son, secretary of the New York Golf ub, may lose an id that squirted out of a be had thrust his knife. He thought the ball was filled with water New York, April 16—Wearing a little monkey suspended from her neck, Mra, Millicent Miller of Lon don landed here from the steamer dric. She kidnaped the little fel low from his mother in Africa, Guthrie, Okla, April 16—A local jury has decided that it is not burg lary to break Into a store and take intoxicating liquors being held for sale in violation of the state proht bition law New York, April 16.—Lavi P. Mor ton’s $500 dachs hued Freda Jost A police man saw ber tall and bind lege this but was unable t rest.of the animal morning take the New York, April 1 the Fifth ay trl the rode Madin in a gorgeo n Square Garden » bussar uniform. BAR BUNNY HUG Paris, April ragting) dances for t Academy of tors. The arbiters of have barred the “Turkey Bunny Hug,” “Texas Tommy Grizaly Bea the Dancing Terpwict Trot and New York, April 16—The Indiana Sunburst, Mra. S$. H. Anthony of the diamond heels inabue oth she wan rade. It d 16.—A cell full of De awaiting execu of Mins Avi from Violet Boston. April ight Kaw Richeno the murder None hin fiancee came cdmands, 16.—An ordi fiirting has South Bend, April nance public just been passed re. and women come under its provisions and a. heavy pes provided for those violate it The maximum fine is $100, and to this may be added a jal! sentence of 30 days against Phidadeiphia, April 16. All Chinatown is in arms, looking for the Maltese cat which feasted on the spring ebick en placed before the sacred joss Brooklyn, April van county farmer into a saloon and ordered “tw They put tabasco sauce in the donk’s. It went to his fe Instead. He wrecked the bar 16—A Suili led hin donkey “Bert Camphire has went to take th’ Pasture treatment. He had th’ habit 0” kickin’ somebody's around,” Boston, April 16—M vall wax highly comm judge in police court today ting John Tine, a masher, wh: unwelcome tried to shower upon her Milliken, Colo., April Williams of Fort Collins is seeRing Henjamin Smith, one of the heirs of 4 $100,000 estate in Scotland The workman lost arm In service not harm. Although he his good right of his boss, his fault he came to bore the loss His bows refused to pay a cent, » workman sued 1 enough to pay bis rent And buy his children food The jury listened to bis plea And granted his appeal. The boss declared most bitterly He'd “go up on appeal The judges pondered on the In mighty thought immersed, And then, upholding their repute, They sent it back “reversed” * sult So it was trie Appealed, a: Reversed aon And once and tried again layed, demurred, seven times or ten ain reheard And while the flaw Which led them to decide, By grace of all our courts of law The workman's children died judges sought the But after years He won years and years and by court decree verdict that-—-three cheers! Would pay his lawyer's fee A rousing | | She! attentions 16.—w. P.| Roth men ff FURNITURE DRY GOODS FREDERICK & NELSON, A chiropodise advertiste he will “treat both fect for G1 He ably uses @ trough. Inc. — FURNITURE DRY GooDs Btore € Dally at 69x09. Women’s Street Pumps, $3.50 For are the Spring and Summer Wear being shown in shapes that foll latest fashionable id and? cut to fit with grace and ease Hf —all sizes; high grade workmanship. and material cluded in the assortments, White Fabrics White Poplin, 27 inches mercerized dress yard, . White Pique, 27 inches wide, and medium wale effects, for suits and children's wear. P Stays, Founda irtwaist Belts, Rick Rack Braid, 5¢ and Ge yard and waist TAN RUS BLACK RI WHITE WHITE 1A CALF® SSIA CALF UBUCK” CANVAS Colonial models are ig. Firat Floor, for Spring and Summer Wear “Chimosa” Nainsook, fine, soft-finished 41 especially adapted | for undergarments and infants’ wear, Pj of 10 yards, $3,00. “Damoselle” Cloth, a finely woven English Long Cloth, 41 wide. Piece of 12 | yards, special $3.00 ~vee wide, a highly | 25¢ | quality, 41 inches wide, material, in narrow outing dresses rice 25¢ yard Dressy Coats for Afternoon And Street Wear A“ ICE and varied display of handsome models, develop- coating, in all-black. ed in the fashionable taffetas, satin, bengaline and mistral black trimmed with white, cerise, brown Ww or blue. There are straight-cut models, some in side-fastening ef- fect, and styles with cutaway front. Sizes 34 to 44 Prices $25. 00, $35. 00, $45.00 and Upward} | New Cloth Coats, $16.50, $19. 00, $25.00 and ‘Upwerd We in mixtures ed a new pment of Novelty Coats! y coating ays, tans and combina-| ade with large revers in self or ¢ ack, and many show the side-fastening. 14, ee es, 34 to 42 bust measut ent. Wo en $ Outing Coats , $8.50 and $10.00) nid N k tl, of fine quality golf coat. hav rec and nc in ¢ are ht b M mart Tuxedo Curling — 10¢. Bone Hair Pins, ine 25¢ box. icess Pin Books, 15¢. Juliet Silk Hair Nets, 6 for 25e. Kleanet Hair Nets, 254. Queen Coat Forms, Diamond Dyes, 10¢ age Carbona Cleaning Fiid, i | 25¢ and 5O¢. _prese 1, 10¢. ) iging, S¢ yard Pr Ling 1 j ing, 25¢ bolt “Verabest rs, 15: “Happy Belts, 25¢. Vass Auto | 10¢ cach ity ming Edg Patent F Girl” Shirtwaist f Veil Pins, House Cleaning Necessities 4 At Special Prices GALVANIZED ASH CAN, SPECIAL $1.75— Ash can of he galvanized i bottom, gauge nm. Has raised fit-over cover and perpendicular side braces Measures ter and 2 cial $1.75. RUBBER CHAIR TIPS, SPECIAL 20¢ DOZEN. Rubber Chair slotted 18 inches in diame- inches high. Sp ip crew tips; eas y attached « abso cles from lutely ne but protect floors and 20¢ scratches Special dozen PASTE CARPET CLEAN- ER, SPECIAL 15¢. A preparation for cleaning carpets, woodwork, tapestries— Special 15¢. rugs, curtains and easily applied. © HARDWOOD FURNI- | TURKEY TURE RESTS, SET OF | FEATHER | DUSTER, SPECIAL 55¢ |} Turkey Caster Cups with felt bot- tom: ced under tables, dressers and pieces of preventing marring buffe “ | Feather Dus- furniture, heavy es ter of 15-inch selected wing and tail feath- ers; leatherette cuff, nickel plated ferrule and tured: handle. Special 55¢. | FLOOR SWEEPING BRUSH, SPECIAL $1.35. Floor Sweeping Brash with 12-inch hardwood block and 3-inch genuine bristle brush; protected ends, Espe- desirable for painted, arble and tile floors. Will several corm brooms—always proves more satisfactory. Special $1.35, Housefurnishings Section. Peg: f polish ed floors. for the set of 4, 25¢. | “CEDARINE” FURNI- TURE POLISH, SPE- CIAL 15¢— Cedarine Furni Polish high-grade for and ture is a prepa- ration clean ing all kinds of finish ci renewing F waxed, outlast ed woods, furni ture and 15¢ bottle. pianos. . Special BASEMENT SALESROOM Spring NTERESTING selections Millinery at $4.95 of smart new Spring millinery are afforded at this price, embrac- ing the special favor Some suggestions: Milan Hats in large and room and rolled brim effects, maline ers, ribbons and shapes and trimming zy effects that are in small shapes, mush- trimmed with flow bows. Black Neapolitan Hats with trimming of ribbon and flowers Small shapes of Azure braid ing, trimmed with velvet rib Chip Hats in black, white a med with feather stick-ups a bows 1 with black von and flower nd burnt color, trim- nd wings Small Turbans in rough straw and horsehair braid | Direct-Action Gas Ranges Rasoment Sates FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED cee: