The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1912, Page 6

t Maid Who Cares for Mrs.| Astor Saved. | | | | | MLLE When the friends of Mra. Joba Jacob Ast 2 c ~ lie E c vivors af the Titan tor was In good Rosa ols maid. She ba service since he counted a marvel of faithfulness} and rese nines. On this trip,| owing t Aste del te con-| dition sisted by a trained | nurse Miss Caroline Endres, was also saved M Li a French girl from/ the G apy is. © worrwoon & wmen woud Yreamland tonight Economy Prices: —ON— Saturday by the & certain that two boa WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ gn being conducted |sise of the Titanic could not car COATS, SUITS AND the a east chenre DRESSES © and pred! a bask Lae hems tae Navy Serge Dresses $6.75, ee will be © Britons and 476 scattered—-all mc ‘ Fancy Serge Dresses $11.60, we Foes erinte nt of the “just missed elub borately Trimmed Sere 4 to be sure to have » Seueer 05 of these had Dreases $14.75, wotth $20.00 8 yh — engaged pa but cancelled White S Dress, neatly trim Genet ib he med, $ Tailored fancy mixt ant ent ords and nav worth $25.00 \Judged Insane; an and navy s¢ were in : né cheviots, 2.50 and nivcorin and, cheriots #2 Society Applauds SINGLE TAX LOSES me i Man-Tail (By Untted Press Leased Wire) | (my United Press Leased Wire) yn satin | WASHINGTON, April 23.— EVERETT, W April 23 Serge car The declaring insane of Mrs. Single tax lost out in this city by $19.50; wort Mary E. Gage, a wealthy widow, (53 votes, A canvass of the votes Extra Quality Navy Serge Suit by the shows of. charged with threatening to kil! Ht last night $25.00; worth $35.00 or horsewhip Chas. J. Gell, | ficially a majority How can we give such values?! banker and relative of the man | measure. The The answer is plain—low rent, mod-} whe perfected the telephone, fall to include the tax prop erate expenses by a ju n the criminal court |osition in the election Take elevator in Cheasty’s store] here, has aroused fresh interest ‘They failed, however, to rally to and save from $7.50 to $12.50 « in the case among the mem its support when the new cb t bers of Washington society to- | was voted on day. Fashionably gowned wo- men arose and applauded the verdict when it w nounced. No chi your suit, coat or dress. for needed alterations. E. F. LANG DEAD SUIT CO. social advancement of herself [this morning. Lang was one of the | and daughter, and was respon sible for their being snubbed at a fashionable church. ‘NORTH END WINS most ardent fighters in the between the the Seattle, Renton & Railway Co. He was proprietor of the Goodyear repair shop on Un’ versity st. Lang i# survived his 4. J. DOHENY, Manager, Cheasty Building. Second Av. and Spring St. controversy The determined fight by widow at Water st, Seattle lend residents against the and by children ia the East jof Ballard and Fort Lawton cars - on Western avy. has won out. The' TO KEEP CHECK ON counc yesterday afternoon fer ree etifanchice commiee an| HOCK SHOP GOODS) granting the car com PORTLAND, Of, April 23 | ission to discontinue the Portiand police today ai an lears on Western ae until January|®!ng a system of checking by [1, 1915. ‘The bill will return from] Which they can keep t , article sold or pawned in of Portland, and pect to make it almost imposs ble for thieves to dispose of stolen erty through dishones next Monday, when enacted law, and switched to First few days. committee will become e cars will be n the course of a ‘Home Rule Bill the nutritive fj ILK of real M valine is the kind you get from Kristoferson’s It comes from the farms long est under board of health super shops vision. | Cleveland Ohio, jail here to-| It is perfec | SUMMER MANEUVERS | as, Rushing through the busln Drink this | E b I 1 h! ¢ : ection, Colt ce ha | (my United Press Leased Wired) | oy Gray n. Pin, | With the salutation, “Well girls, go-| ‘ | DUBLIN, April 23—Premier A® | vor of the O: : to the ball tonight?” at th A. Kristoferson, see Me ranean ae fer cro eis tubewinia tie arm Main 223. Elliott 223. |i unanimously endorsed at the con-| july 21 0, cha ' and imp! vention of the Irish nationalists | Gra |here today. The party pledged its |support to the measure after John Ask Your Doctor | A Strong Tonic - Without Alcohot Mourned as Dead; | A Blood Purifier - Without Alcohol Returns Alive AGreat Alterative - Without Alcohol | L. D AMUSEMENTS Redmond had given it his unquali inne | fed approval. MOORE | THEATRE put Alcohol Ask your doctor if a family 4 medicine, like Ayer’s Sarsapa- | ia mor rilla, is not vastly better without 4, accord Pare Ma T _ | he £ ed b * ’ J JESSIE SHIRLEY pany tn ‘oles ‘ ©. Ayer <i St p Pa tn tae Pane alcohol than with it. Lari BOYS OF COMPANY B° earned he bad DCON 0 | _—— AAT . es 5 SAPRTY RAZOR BLADES « 5 veer the streets. He has ne n san COLISEUM THEATRE {| #0 ne Franch ‘Moe a Matinees a Th Neer , EN | Old Style Hnxors Honed 2he 1018 Madin Third Ave, near |THIS WILL BE A VERY SILENT PLAY| EVERETT-SEATTLE ‘ AS COUVER, © 12 INTERURBAN RAILWAY|/ |Bighteen actors muted, |sanarie ¥o Bins al | | pupils at the r the| 10300m 0 mgs: Mile. Fregoxeskn Vitaus ag atbess "Gas eccinaes tet at a traing _onuten a" ont moved of pupils at the schoo! | ‘ vm Pp > | MEMORIAL SERVICES | Pretgne train ie Nt aed at Sixth , I DELMAK POSTER Gis [and wutle of penc who went [—BIG BEAUTIFUL DOL dow je Mn Tita ha __OTHER 8. 8 T ate Men Angeles presided, The # « e held in place of a meet | wa to have addresned, and to at | Snapshot of committee in session at Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York. DISTRICT 2 WILL BE CLEANED NOW More “JUST-MISSED-IT” CLUB FO?MED WITH 6904 MEMBERS eoent in thin way | THE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 23, J. Bruce Ismay Before U. S. Senate Committee on Investigation Brandeis of the Titanic Disaster Arrow points to J. Bruce lemay. they Of the anne are glad | wore nad at the time, ax they surely have ce home on the Titante Firesides of future generations are aure to be thrilled by grand-| ers story of how his paternal stor “just minsed It ereival Slathersome, the artist hose plot hung Paris saloon Just Misned It 1 cour veky that I didn’t have the price to go abroad this year, If} al s who t missed it’ had got ard the Titanic, she would| ir ank at the Liverpool dock | DILLING PARK TO | BECOME GARAGE} Dilling park is to be no more.| Th ymuncil yesterday voted to/ , municipal garage at the tri-| Yesler and Third av o Griffiths, Wardall and sted against the garage waxed cloquent as he de the Iniquity of converting reation place downtown 4 gasoline shop. Councilman into |Goddard curtly referred to Griffiths hot alr objections as LOS ANGELES, April 23.—Mer ‘rill P. Level, former teller of the} All Night and Day bank, jointly charged with his brother, Ellis EB. Level, with embezzlement of $6,000] lof the bank's funds, has made al complete confession, according to} the poliee today, and exonerated his younger brother, Ellis th me d by their a Were ar |half-brother, John Level, a police man, on the Los Angeles force, and. jare held in default of $2,000 bail. » 4 ” Jack, “the K | Nabbed in Portland. PORTLAND, Or. of an April 23.—As al consequence alleged jnsat-| able t and} Colber, of | |Posse Looking for | Policeman’s Slayer (By United Press Leased Wire) | OAKLAND, Cal., April 23.—Sh nown man he Cc. A jams is dead here day, and a poase police otry for his had arrested n t ng them as escor t when throug opened the brain m instantly « him nen escaped |Would Have Mrs. Pankhurst Indicted (By United Press Leased Wire) | LONDON, April Recommen-| ja for i against Mrs | d Lawrence the land ate the injury to ade by the judge} and jury investt-| fragette he | POSITION 18 RECREATED | The connell the posi f outside con light depart ment ch it abolished three} The position was held Gilmer, over the oppost-| the civil service, and he was compelled to resort to the collect his salar tte movement in y to vic act and m: were 1 ling at t letou recreated foreman of he city | Bonnifi 1912. of Omaha EMIL BRANDEIS Nambered among the many rich men who went down with the Titan wan @ ber and the financial the firm of J. L. i of Om who op he of the biggest department sto) inthe Middle West, and also ‘own | a large theatre in Omaha Mr. Brandeta left ©: ba for & Hi tour of Egypt on Jan. 2 trip « he cabled bis t r in Oma. | ha that he wa ving for home on the Titanie. “Reform Dancing” Master Pinched! MUNICH, April 23—A flour. ishing school for the new art of nude dancing, termed “re form dancing” has been raided by the Munich police and Al bert Hieber, who calls himself “Academic director,” is under arre Hieber established the “re formed dancing academy” some time ago and advertised for tal ented young girls, agreeing to train them for the chorus, bal let and specialty dances. He is alleged to have represented that hereafter the ballets in all the European ope: would to dance without tights listed upon a very careful examination of each applicant \Ragilas Explodes; Three Men Die (My Vaulted Prewe Leased Wired ELKO, Nev : Three men are dead today as a result of jthe ) of a locomotive on |the elope hill, 44 miles mucca, on the West ern Pacific. Nothing was left of the engine except the running gear and the three men virtua.y were id of Winnemucca HE GETS $6,000 discussion of the merits of Bronce Rupert as @ seaport ted to au altercation in which a waiter on an Alaskan Steamship Co. boat «trock T. FL Marks, passenger. over the head with a whisky bot tle Marks sought reparation in the courts, and yesterday was awarded $600 damages. of any king Cut Off and a Titanic Victim) eooeoeoeoe eoeoeoee * Memorial to Be Erected * ».! by Women dnd POSH HSCHSOSCOOOOD | | Rev, Caroline Bartiett Crane. rial from all the ica to the MEN ve up thelr n and chil d the Ti A fitting me | WOMEN of Am | who #0 chivalrously Hivew lo rescue the wom dren pa rs on tanie is the project inaugurated by Rey, Ca ted | woman ix or and suffragist. Her plan was nounced at a big suffrage me in Kalamazoo, Mich, and was given rty support The greatest disaster In modern history bas brought to It edented cht ¢ part of men in 2 On alf of women ctr oats just that the women al over America & unite na fi ting m orial to t nh cap tain, millionaire passen ger and sailor alike—recognizing 4 perpetuating the memory of ir bravery,” says Mrs, Crane Mrs. Crane plans to give every woman and child America an opportunity to have @ part in this rial to chivalry and berolam : SEEK INJUNCTIONS blown to pieces. Telegraph wi 60 feet distan. were broken by the concussion. The dead are James! Either Judge Albertson or Judge Casey, engineer, Fred Reader, fire.|DYkeman will hear the {njunct man, and Jas. Crosby, brakeman and cmap vad epg AALS: |Croaby ix @ son-in-law of Judge orris Ore oaby in a son-in-law of Judge Wm, Moria and of The ing comes up on Friday, The in junctions are asked to prevent the mayor from closing up thelr ea loons, the Alaskan bar and the Hotel Seward bar, The writs of are to compel the mayor licenses to them. The mayor contends that it would be a plain violation of the charter to permit both these bars to run, as they would make three saloons on a block, where the charter pe shen | only two. Eilers—The Nation’s Largest Music Dealers. Seven Dollars Brings the Wonderf a avorite’ talking Machine to Yo Mail Tonight Eilers Music House, Seattle: _ Gentlemen.-Please nd me futt jculars regarding the Favorite Yalking Machine ani a catalogue of record®, with@nt ny obligation on my part. @ NAdress | TITANIC WIDOW Author I 1 MAG. HENRY B. HARRIS | Widow of the New York theatric |manager and play prod Harris was put her husband, denpite they meet death tox Clemmer Theatre Seattle’s Best Photoplay House MRS. JACQUES FUTRELLE ned. bie wite @ noted writer, er lifeboat b elle wa her plea that Mra he Insurgent Senator” Counsel for Defense.” “A Hasty Honeymoon’ “Excursion in New Zealand” “Alkali Ike’s Boarding House.” 4 BIG MUSICAL FEATURES 1,200 SEATS—10 CENTS—1,200 SEATS DON'T FAIL TO VISIT DREAM THEATRE The Talk of the i [Food flousehold See This New Bill Tomorrow Mammoth Rink, 4th and Seneca - Mothers, Notice! | Baby Show Every) Afternoon — Six silver cups as prizes. Free food, free samples and free concerts. Don't miss the biggest show Seattle has ever had. fp Mayor Cotterill, who opened the show last night; a | “It is the biggest and best ever.” SAY "YOU SAW IT IN- THE _STAR. 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