The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1912, Page 8

IN NEW YORK, during 1911, one child was born every three min wtes.—Norfolk Virginian Pilot. He must have found it dreadfully mo fNotonous.——Columbia, 8. C., Stat Gives Quickgst and Su wanes. 1 Cure For All Sore Feet ‘Restrained From Closing Alaskan and Seward Bars Mayor Cotterill and Chief of Poy The Alaskan and the Hotel Sew lice Banntok w red by Judge ard bar were both ordered closed aly rmape le’ when the council overrode the may Albertson to appear before him to or'e vetoes of the renewal of ri why the | ¢ The mayor contends that Alaskan bar should not be permit. |t ty charter specifically , pro ted to remain open, In the mean- vides that two saloons “may time, the officials are restrained be permitted that block, while from interfering with the opera: there are three at presen tion of the saloon, $200 having) “I have no other motive than to b put up by C. 'T. Morris, » support the charter provisions, upnew pre ‘or of the Alaskan the mayor said this morning, That Garage Matter) Two-Year Divo-ce yea Case Is Ended wife of ranted in you hang The following te absolutely aclence for ive twe pou morrow to show cause ne ff Et box Of. Calocide The munietpal garage f up. The depart committee of the decided that a 500 gar on the Fourth ay, side of Dilling park onght to be erected and has ordered Superintendent of Rutldings R. H. Ober to prepare plans and specifications, has again bobt Mra. Elizabeth FE. Itter Julian Itter, an artist, a divoree by Judge Dyke terday, The case has be ing fire for two years, It was started by the husband, but Mrs. who was in France then, » court that she had by her husband, and asked for delay until she could re | turn to Seattle, “Sold by Father” “1 was virtually sold by my father for 40 acres of land,” Mra. Florence &. MeCain id Judge Dykeman yesterday, who granted her a divorce from Wil filam MeCain. Mra, McCain Is running @ boarding house, The couple were married at Port ment efficiency rlain remedie alocide compe can get it in a few hours lenale ho patent but te a ethical prepare coanctl yesterday Say ‘You Saw Iti in in The Star Systems and Methods The management of the First National Bank has aimed to con duct an institution meriting the approval of the most discrimipating people. It employs systems and methods which insure the great est stability It offers firt xeelled by FIRST NATIONAL BANK porations and individuals @ standard of serv ice un any institution in this territory THE SEATTLE YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People About Rople Being one of the select #enm torial society set in Washington sy is just a part of Mra. Claude A Swanson's du ties, At her home in Virginia whe te 4 farmer, own ing and manag one of In order to cut down the runnin, time from to 1) minutes, the }county commissioners have ordered | |new and larger propellers. for the county ferry to Kirkland, The fer ry will be out of comminsion for about twelve days. THE RIGHT KIND “He is the busiest man | ir rd that, What kind is he farme in Lynchburg trict, While husband sits hin senate seat, Mrs. Swanson #u pervises the farm “back home.” ee collecting!” “The kind that Is to be found on money.”—Houston Post. RARER A farewell banquet will be given in honor of Rey. and Mre, Joseph L. Garvin, of the Firet Christian church, Friday evening by former me of William Rey, Garvin ware Seattle the last of the month for Minsourt, to take up the position as president of the Woods col lege, to which he waa recently elected. Farmers in northwest ¢ ada are using Mrs. Swanson headlights 0 n| thelr tractors so they can work at| night getting the spring wheat) nown, An ctrically heated tray that keeps food warm is the latest. eee ee eee ee eee eee eekeneeeesseeen SURO E EE R H! Colville, April 18—On account of — the warm weather, which has! |»prouted the tubers, Btevens county 2 merchants, have been advised frc Madison, 22 go, and have Established 1882. First and Jam four childre Pioneer Square. (Out of Sorts? Lots of discomfort — the blues—and many serious sicknesses you will avoid if THIS DAY /N HISTORY This ts the day made famous by Paul Revere, about whom Long fellow wrote as follows: On t 18th of April, in Kansas City & Southern office to conse sending shipments to that | region. | poms A Montana man went insane making @ fortune. Some mil- lionaires spend a fortune going insane. keep your bowels, liver tod stomach in good work- ing order by timely use of BEECHAM _PILLS __ $2.50 FITTED COMPLETE Shorthand Typewriting: & Bookkeeping Thellyatt-Fowclls School: Tourth & Pine The Washington Trust and Savings Bank Pays 49% ‘mes SAVINGS. ACCOUNT. DENOTES pie phat ol ES THRIFT AND INDEPENDENCE a Second and Cherry, Ground Floor, New York Block The stock of the Washington Trust & owned by the stockholders ef the National Bank. Interest Savings Rank ‘« Dexter Horton EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 244-345 Arcade Building Bring This Ad With You DIRECTORY BY DISTRICTS This Directory Is Placed Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of Business in Your Own Locality. Patronize These Firms—They Depend on You for Support. | . _ West Seattle District | __ University _COAL AND WOOD | eng FINISHING COAL AND WOOD FUEL CONSUMERS’ COAL & WOOD CO. | | INTERIOR “FINISH co. “Our Coal Ie Clean.” Ottiee and at 3 ORNWALL & SON North 19 nanrena | Aven! NGTON COAT. SPECIALTIES | 011 California Av. and W. Stevens St. Best of Matertat Best of Work oun MOTTO MACHINE SHOP KING & WINGE |The People Who Can Repair Orders CONFECTIONS rt Roger’s Chocolates LIPSKY BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE ROOFING MATERIAL From Top te Bottom. 4999 14th Av. m. B. Downtown Store Pioneer Drug Store, Foot Cherry j 1020 Alki Av. | | Greenwood “COAL AND Woop ~ Dull Lumber and Fuel Co. Worth 2007 LUMBER ee ee mouLpie =| sash Both st. | : aaa Phone—Sunset North 322; Greenwond Ave. Georgetown _ LUMBER eI PAINTERS | BLOSSOM-PROVINE LUMBER C9.| wousecnmawING A sPrciauty “HANDLES EVERYTHING THAT iS LUMBER” eas loors Rrightened, Wall P. ed, Paper Hanging ar ti LaPLANT & FERONG Phone Worth 1359, Shop, 1913 Bast 43rd st ng. er DOORS Ind, Rea 293 COAL & WOOD Star Want Ads ™"7F® GEORGETOWN TRANSFER Co, INC, 206 Jackson St PLUMBING University Plumbing Co. Phone Us for Quick, Prompt Service. | Cotte Modo Main 3326; Ind. 4409; Sidney 242. Bring Results : Woodland Park INTERLAKE FUEL CO. |PLUMBING and HEATING - 2 Yards PLUMBING R. JOHNSON CO. | 4418 Woodland Park Av. Can't ae, Any 008! SHEET METAL WORKS surer mera Works Phones: Ind. "White 129 4140 14th Av. No 3400 Woodland Park Av. | University 40th & Interlake Cat Rate Prices om » Pix Yo ir Fremont District YOUNG'S CEREALS |CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Inc a Young's Stone Bubr Milling aa Bak North 1924 Plumbing; Troubles enidence North 2621 REAL ESTATE ®. CABR & CO. PROMS US Morth 600 Rou. Phone North 289; White 686 CLOVERLEAF DAIRY Most Complete and Sanitary In the City 12 Quarts for $1.00. Mortgages Dairy | woene | Insurance Investments whole [ t meal 2047 DRUGS $5.00 BOOK FREE To any lady who will caMi at our store we will present a copy of Ho. burg’e Home theectpes, " F ™ FREMONT DRUC CO, COAL AND WOOD McMULLEN & CO. Phone us for your Coal an@ Wood. —PuonEs— Office, M. 28, Ind. Red 58. After 6 p. m., Green White 460. Bring Results Star Want Ads —The funeral ek D. Grant will b the chapel of St. Cor fun, the Centurion, on Gov-| lernors inland, tomorrow afternoon Interment will take place in West Point 76, he said to his friend, the Britien march by land or sea from the town tonight hang 4 lantern aloft in the bel fry arch of the North ehureh tower as 4 signal light—one ff by land, and two, if by sea; and I on the opposite shore will be, ready ride and spread the alarm through every Middlesex village and farm, for the country folk to up and to arm.” | held from Forsyth, Mont., April 1 ty-five masked men jail here yesterday, secured th person of Harry Hoeffner, all slayer of Mra, Wm. Merrill Joppa and banged bim to a near the Masonic temple —Seven stormed the 4 of tree to Nature is generou doesn't bring th r bed—uniess you have an t room, Debate on LW. W. (ty HOQL TAM "Wash April Declaring that the 1. W. W. zation patterned after the b jin attempting to weld toy laboring forces, Fred Holmes. official of the L W. W., deb with Albert Johnson, editor Hoquiam Washington, b crowded house at the Hog atre last night He inctuded so Be oye ate ee bide |Clliem in the same category ° p Holmes argued that the 1. W. W.| for the construction of a wharf for) it \- use in connection of the lock of the {20ctrines Preach peace Instead of Lake Washington canal April 26. Detectives Doom and Barton ar rested Fred Harvey, 28, and Chas Reusur, 30, both employes of the Seattle Hardware Co. on the charge of making house-to-house | calls, offering revolvers for sale 18 organi WHAT THE PRIBONER HAD trusts Judge—What's the prisoner charged with? Policeman—it acte like dy. namite, y' honor, but i think it's just whisky —Satire. anarchy. |NOBODY KNEW IT | HAST U a April 18 |More than 1,500 persons heard Col. Theodore Roosevelt open his caro-| in Nebraska here yesterday aid in part Gitvon Gardner says President | Taft is aga Senator Lorimer but that Lorimer did not know it,/ and anybody else knew it until Lori! mer failed to carry Mitnots. STRUCK THREE TIMES HE, STILL LIVES LL aren iward F traveling sa Mt before a freight train on an other track, then was caromed gently against the side of a pans-| ing trolley car. He escaped in black eye JAP SOLDIERS _ “SCARE. SIGHTSEERS SAN FRANCISCO, Cal An automobdt load alghtscers stainpeded sidio when 100 Japanese soldiers. fully armed and firing their gun vargea the Presidio cannon. They were motion picture actors unde government permit Articles of incorporation of the FOOTPADS ROB MAN Seattle, Kenwood & Lake Forest of a gold watch R a new line to run be- | +) checks, totaling $17 te and Bothell, bave | sult of a hold-up near Wa at Olympia list night, was reported by R Miller, of the Buena Vista ap ments ae Ta ANY DIFFERENCE. 18 a April 18, | of Eastern the F —aneresinnemienintnnciomenianed How do you like shaving You probably to the jety razor different t arber shop ges: Oh, no, & a phonogr from not at all—tI also “hie aph loxs n been filed MEAN HUSBAND ¢ your wife has her hand What is the When an unknown man attempt: | ed to assault Mrs, C. M. Stoll, 718 Cherry st Bighth av., she screamed, frighten ing the man to such an extent that he a hasty retreat “1 set a mousetrap and put it in my coat pocket tast night.” —Judge. om Slave Holder BY B x mad | May Have Army Post at | merican e iq TACOMA, April 18 Maj Arthur Murray and Brig. Gen P. Maus are inspecting the prairies round American lake today he possibility that it may bel recommended as the site of a big Jarmy post | Local commercial organizations pulling strong for the jof a post here. | Will Fight Against Loss of Flask Or April iiavoe Indian 4 Gen. {ff a — Master of many men am I, Servantjof none, I have deb flame high And the red blood run, The women weep ‘and the children and = wrath are location ery When my will Is done. And many a king from his golde n| PORTLAND, j Henry Johnson A Hie %e |tharge of having Pons session on an says it ts his cons r I have turned renown ; Jo his constityvionel ; |to have a whiskey flask inh To a bitter jest, I have a ite ean pinta J have made MY | yocket wherever he {n. He will sa ie ae carry the case to the United States supreme court if necessary down the worker a useless right |Legions are they who do my | As they feel my thrall, Ready for every .sort of il, Awful or, small, | To wound, to ruin, to crush, to kill, At my will Eight Fire Companies Put} ut $2 Fire dD, Ore. April 18. companies dashed madly street to find a nervous had turned in an alarm gasoline héafer Ih a pop. corn wagon burst. The loss in pop: jcorn and ‘peanuts amounted to Jabout $2 PORTLAN Bight fir |down the citizen beck | when th and call Master of many fo their hurt and shan Once in my cfutch the high Are all the same, Down 2 the depths men am I low and The Usual Way ‘The doctors have finally decid my victims ed what caused Smith's illness." “prin | “Had a consultation, eh?” is my name! “No; autopsy,” STAR SCREAMS SCARE HIM ||} | as she was going along |}f i ia || with |f OF COURBE, T. A. believes the people are amply at . but he does not want to deprive them 7 his be Nashville Southern Lumberman FREDERICK & NELSON, Btore Closes Datly at 6:39. Inc. DRY GooDs New Lingerie Waists, $1.95 A“ FURNITURE especially pleasing selection of dainty, well-finished Waists embracing models in sheer mulls, infeatured in a new purchase to sell at thi Pers and Valencienne lace ian lawn French voiles, trimmed with Cluny effectively combined with French embroiderie The with long and 4 assortment includes high and Dutch-neck model sleeves—also smart new Cossack Waists Very attractively priced at $1.95 || 4- and 8-Fold Germantown Yarn Special 10c Double Skein Yarn and Kight-fold Germantown olive green, lily-green, lavender suitable for afghans; full-size, double skeins, special 10¢. Anne Four- and in terra cotta, tan—color Special 75c and 85¢ — Mereerized Y Iceveless. style, Special Tg LIs$ Style Book ontains over 117 pages of description Women’ Vests, Home Journal Pat J . { hand-crox heted of the oof: WOMEN MERCERIZED VESTS, SPECIAL 50¢— Mercerized Lisle Vests with hand ed yokes in a variety of patterns, ‘ 50¢. WOMEN LISLE UNION SUE Sleeveless Lisle Union Suits, neck wide lacests ribbed or im § v beading or do ribbon ; 65¢. COTTON AND iTS, $1.00— Lisle Union Suits 0 le cuff or wide lace knee; fine weave and $1.00, ® and in | illustrations of Ladies’ it i exhaustive compendium Some of ting features in the new Sums folk terns an authentic Summer fashions interes ser num ber are a ws } Smart new Suits for Boys. 4 House Dresses for Summer Days Practical Underwear Designs. Charming designs in Negligees. Bathing Suits and Beach Dresses. Frocks for Summer Outings. Vacation Dresses for Girls. Braidings and Embroideries for the New Blouses and Dresses. New designs in Household Embroideries. Dress Accessories for Summer Days. and cuff knee or umbrella knee; Sw needle weave top drawn witl WOME UNION Sl Cotton sleeveless sty and On Floor First including a 15¢ pattern at the Pattern Section, price 25c, Sale tri ope med umbrella ribbed qualities, | Alarm Clocks at Special Prices Alarm Clocks are to figure Friday in a on ing in the Jewelry Section, at the following amusuallylow, prices :-— a The “Jump” Alarm Clock, special 59¢. “Auto” Alarm Clock, special 70¢. Tattoo Intermittent Alarm Clock, special $1.09. Tattoo Intermittent “Junior,” cial $1.09. Several high-grade makes of me Circle Intermittent ‘Alarm special $1.19. “Cyclone” Alarm Clock in i ni or brass finish, special $1 Automatic 8-day = special $2.49, Infants’ White Dress Special $1.00 HE pretty French-style Dress shown in illustration of a number of new models just received, spe children of from 2 to 5 years of age. It is made of sheer white lawn, tucked across fi and back, and the short skirt of Swiss embrosdess ot joined to the waist with ribbon-run embroidery ing. The Dutch neck and short sleeves are finished with a frill of Valenciennes lace. Special $1.00. Many other pretty styles in new white Dresses are! at $1.25, $1.95, $2.25, $2.75, $3.95 and up to $5.50. ___.._...__Basement Salesroom- ‘The Sale of Women’s High and Low Shoes At $1.00 Pair | Continues Tomorrow and Saturday vici kid in a variety of lasts and patterns; f widths AAA to E, sizes 1 to % patent and gun-metal leathers, suede and button and lace shoes, bow and ankle-strap pumps aa, Sanitary Sink Strainers, Sp’ 25¢ Sanitary Sink Strainers, as illustrated, made of seam) / less spun steel, heavily enameled in white, Special Housefurnishings Seetiom 5 | Special, $9.85 An vlue is presented in this | 4 attractive Library Table, ‘The stock i= lected quartered oak, in a light dull finish, and the Table is carefully coms and finished. Top measures and two roomy spaces for books are ae | vided at either end of Table. Special ee FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORA’ Special, $6.75 A large comfortable mission-style Rocker n solid quartered oak, light golden or fumed finish, with loose seat cughion upholstered RUD in dark-green or Spanish goat leather. An excellent value at $6.75. Arm Chair to | match at co) same pre —Third Floor,