The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1912, Page 5

“WHANS AND FRITZ SMALL, BUT » SOME MONKEYS,” JUST THE SAME * VES ERR eee onkeys? © inly Bituligrown o §aiss tin Ida Wegener, 8653 Greenwood . of the two Brasil to the little one on her arm. Plans and Frits you have, but did y mH monkeys shown. POOP eSeeeoeoeooe Why, we've seen lots of monkeys!” ou ever Braailian monkeys? that can be held in a little girl's hand, and whose tail * the length of the body? av., the girl in the pieture, is the The one in her hand is Regardless of sex, she calls them Herman Wegener, a cousin of Ida, brought them to her from Brazil, few weeks 90. that they feed om rubber, sugar prerahoes, de _ He says the rubber woods there are full of them, cane and fruits. Look out for your — Letters to Cynthia Grey geek eee eee ne CYNTHIA’S ANSWERS ® * * ® s eee etree eee eee eee eee RR RRR * TO MANY QUESTIONS * * * ae ere eee eee The court house offices are closed at 1 o'clock on Saturday. Report persons dumping refuse Bissioner, city hall, near your home to the health com- TheGid racer, Dan Patch, was retired to a farm in Kentucky about year ago. ‘Gatun dam, along the crest of the ama canal. will be §,000 inetuding the spillway, or 1% miles, and 2,000 feet wide at greatest width. Theiobject of Mothers’ day, May 2. { “To honor and uplift mother. Deod and cive happiness to the best mother who ever lived—your Th mother. badge is a white car |. A wedding ring i not necessar: Boch preferred to an engagement ri bat nationality does not alter the val nation. y to make a marriage legal, but is ng. The Heense must be published, lidity if one can get the license. The report of the census of 1900 (the latest returns reported in Me Statistical Abstract of the Uni ited States for 1909) showed 3.29 ry pet capita, and 17 dozen eggs per capita per annum for the Unit Seaton | To-Kold an indorser liable, the rs holder of a promissory note must, i$ bonpayment at maturity, give prompt notice of such nonpay- to the indorser, and that the holder looks to the indorser for pay- Such notice must be sent within 24 hours. Good books for giris of about ‘Gri, " books igomery, and by Kate Douglas W) Uncle William,” PEE EEE EEE EEE HY! } *| ‘The first of a series of bene #/ fits will be given April 25 by ®/ the Triad Girls at Ye College #/ " ouse, i4th av. N. BE, ®) ‘Bear 45th st. Time—T o'clock #/ fe 10:30 p. om * ® Although the performers are ®) ‘all under 4 years of age many W&) Bare above the average, and give * Revidence of creat talent. The ® ‘® program will open with moving * | # pictures, fo.lowed by a fencing #! stunt, Spanish dance, artistic * Pemotional posing, monologue, * ete. * a. to @ what /® FUN AT YE COLLEGE PLAY- HOUSE girl who can possibly © aid attend and see ® le university branch of ®| Wthe Girls Triad is up to. Ev- & fery mother should be there to * tee what her daughter is ca- #/ Dable of. * & * Rtheeeneneaeekheee eee s eee EERE EHD # ON “TO TELL, OR NOT © TO TELL” * * Ptkthanneenhhhhhh Dear Miss Grey: I fail to un dl why people, especial Mm, concern ihemselves so much Mout Women's pasts, when they are “Bight Cousins” and “Rose tn Bloom,” by Louisa Alcatt; ® dress. Neither the name nor “An Old-Pashionotl “Re- ; “Ann of Green Gables,” by by Jeanette Lee 12 years are: unable to give absolute virtue in re- turn. Instead of sympathizing with women who have to bear the traces of their error, we condemn them while men go on sowing wild oats. Surely they forget that the health and morals of the following genera- tion depends upon them as well as upon the women. If they but knew the Innocent, defective children that are the result of wrong doing, they would perhaps set about correcting their own morals and leave thelr sis- ters alone, for they are bravely bat- ling with their own problems. Where would mere man be if kind-hearted women did not say: “It makes no difference what you were. what you are today?” Why not apply the same to women instead of adding off to fire by demanding them to repeat \ueir sorrowful tales to husbands when the poor souls are battling to erase these black marks trom their lives? It is unjust for one to demand what he cannot give. AN EBQUAL-MORALS BELIEVER. Reh * * NOTICE TO READERS. # All requests to the Star Phy- # sician will be taken care of if # accompanied by name and ad- the address will be publis! CYNTHIA GREY. * kkk hkhkhhhhhhhihk [eeseeeeeeee | day and Friday of This Week Any of our Beautiful Only ISoring Coats for a payment of $1 cash and 00 A WEEK will require our t the coat when you usual a pay Prices $14 to $24.60, es’ sizes. Alterations ‘Free (nnn Gatele INO Third AV. seat $16.65 We Trust the People THE STAR—W THINK SOME WERE SAVED HALIFAX, N. &, April 24.—That many of the passengers of the liner Titanic who have been given up as lost may have been saved ie the belief expressed here today by Capt. Robt, W, Mackenzie, a well known shipping master of St. John The captain lays stress on the fact that the cries of those clinging to wreckage wh T ent down were heard for more than an | hour by those in the lifeboats, and only grew fainter with the distance: | The wreckage could easily have floated hundreds of persons for many: | hours, he points out, and the ice floes could also have afforded refuge. Strong men, he says, would have had an especially good chance of floating about until picked up. “ALLENTOWN, Pa, April 24.—Thrée thousand gollars in. gold and: notes, buried on a farm near Lynn, today is in possession ef the heirs bur treasure through when Mias Benninghoff died, twa nninghott was 97 years old and left a fortune esti instructions left pact weeks ago. Mis mated at $50,000, | Littte Teacher Twice Licked} Civil War Lovers M utly"—Court Said “Good.” Miss Ruth Seott, little woman| Margaret Gray and Mortimer winelpal of the Pinckney, Kan.,/ Whitehead of North Madison, Ind., jsehool, was taken to court for twice | were engaged fifty years ago, but chastising Gaddie Curbey, 15, the/ called it off when he went to the sehool bully.” war, Later each married somebody Justice Wilson heard how Curbey | else. bullied the smaller boys and decid: ed the te r did right both times When she whipped him t and Marry in the Far West ntly they met again in Los Angeles, ren their love and | were married there It’s Onl These advertisers realize the wants of you ¥. They are great big money-savers for you. Acquaint Columns every Wednesday. Food and Household Exposition visit JAMES HENRY'S EXHIBIT There is a Reason, Hood’s Home Made Candy 1509 Pike Place, Public Market 1329 Third, Opp. P. 0. Home of the Famous PRINCESS CHOCOLATES Diamond (H) Brand (Made tn Beattie) SMALL CHECKING ACCOUNTS WELCOME enqrasent The Mercantile National Bank Cor. Second Ave. and Marion. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Phone L 1062 tr iu FULL LINE SPRING STYLES | }i),,,28 The and advise y ’ Shop |: orn, will be at mht CORSETS MARL swore EXCLUSIVELY tnt Cc. W. ORGOOL Prop. M. J, BARRETT, Prop. 1419% Seventh Av, Phone Mets 1106 Orpheum “~ si —_— St. 3 apiece . = & CO. HETRICK Importers and Jobbers of HATS Women who seek distinctive mtl- lnery will find mont interesting the display of Spring and Summer Hate in the HICPRICK Baw emer. New Orpheum Bids, ison Sha Retween Second and Third. 4 free of charge. You you are satiefl ¥ THE DOUGLAS OH 60, 1% TAILORS’ AND ORESSMAKER SUPPLIES 1411 Fourth Avenue Bet. Union and Pike. Phone Main 6297, Clark’s Fuel Chute Made by T. F. CLARK CO., INC. Main 487 604 R. R. Ave Ask Us About Our Chutes. It Will Interest You. Giant Sheet Metal Works, All Kinds Building Work. Roofing Heating PRICES WILL SU Come and See for Your: Main 2976 Ind. A 6160 Fisher Bros. LADIES’ TAILORS wert SERVE you WELL 219 Madison St. New Orpheum Theatre Bldg, A Satisfactory Heating Plant Is the result of natural laws, to gether with the proper proportion ing and assembly of BOILER, PIPE WORK and RADIATION, by one who knows how. You can not hope GO TO THE FIND $3,000, BURIED ON FARM‘ J) METROPOLITAN LUNCH NO. 1—Basement White Bldg. NO. 2—411 Madison St. PERCOLATED BLENDED COFFEE It Is the Best in Seattle, Fine Us Out to gain this result unless you use your judgment in selecting a HEAT. ING ENGINEER who has gained this knowledge through years of practical expertence and study. This result ean be obtained through Cc. M. SHAW PLUMBING AND HEATING Main 4200 112 R.A. Aw OUR SPECIAL For this Week ANY LADIES’ WAIST FRENCH DRY CLEANED rHis 50c THIS WEEK WEEK UNITED DYE WORKS Seattle's Best Cleaners MONARCH BILLIARD PARLORS 512 Second Ave. WHITE & DUGDALE, Props. CHIMNEY SWEEPS JACK DALTON & CO. 106*Second Ave. South Care Monette Hardware Co, Phone Main 8763. Give Us a Trial Before You Do Your Spring House Cleaning, | eC) tDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912. TACOMA, April 24.—The park board has tabooed th trot and grizzly bear dances and made i @ part of the contract In leasing Spanaway Park to Gus | Breezeman for five years that they should not be Dancers must al p.m. Tacoma turkey quit at 10:30 BEACH COMES BACK NEW YORK, April 24.—Prederiek |O Beach, the millionaire elub and noclety man of New York and South jarolina, who i« accused of having whed his wife’s throat at thelr Inter home at Aiken, 8. C rt bruary, arrived here today ‘cegmpanied by Mrs. Beach. The mil Vignaire and his wife are réturning from & visit of several weeks in england and on the continent | Beach announ his tut BROADWAY Bars Turkey Trot ved against him in Atke Mrs. | | Beach, it was alleged, was axsaulted with a knife and a fence rati im the yard of her home Olympic Delayed by Her Firemen SOUTHAMPTON, Eng,, April 24,— use 100 firemen refus- ed to stay with the ship unt ite lifesaving apparatus were augmented, the steamer Olym- pic, of the White Star fine, sis- ter ship of the iiifated Titanic, scheduled to sail for New York today, failed to leave ite berth, Officials of the company en- deavored in vain to appease the firemen by putting aboard 16 wooden lifeboats and 44 metal boats of the collapsible type, enough to accommodate 3,000 ons. CE UNDERTAKING PARLORS AND UNION Prisoner Complet New Calendar| SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 24 A enlendar which can be 150 * and which is mege simple than any yearly calendar now in use has Jas 4,.comp P. West, a prisoner in Folsom state penitentiary of constant labor. Wm. I. Day, of the prison commission, has been trusted by West to secure a after four years AMUSEMENTS _MOORE THEATRE MAS TLLAAM PAV O04 Supported by Original € “Tne KAUN" Beats Now on Sale Seattle Theatre Bargain M or Nights Main 851; Ind. 1452 You Get Quality and Quantity Por $1.00 at LEWIS, ANDERSON, FOARD & CO. Wholesale and Retatt Ship Chandlery and Engineers’ Supplies Pler 1, Poot Vester Way, Seattle Wa. Dealers. HULLIN TRANSFER CO. 1018 it St. Main 1764 Freight and Furniture Handied With Care. ___ WE AIM TO PLEASE. A 2612 We have for sale the best five- acre snap in the city, suitable for platting. On a boulevard and close to car line; $500 per acre. Easy terms. McKENZIE, BRIDGES & McFARLANE 439-40 New York Block, Phone Main 3328 Phone Bast 868 Ritchie Ladies’ Tailor ‘RIDING HABITS, BREECHES 215 North Broadway Seattie, Wash. Ind. 5442 Dried Fruit a Speciaity Free Dclivery UNION FRUIT HOUSE AND GROCERY We Carry the Finest Line of FRESH UITS IN THE CITY—Also Staple er, Eggs, and Spices MRS. J. E. MULLEN, Prop 1505 Pike Place Public Market SEATTLE, WASH. WILLOW PLUMES Made of your material, dyed and cleaned refilled, Plumes dyed, cleaned, curled and remade. MODEL MILLINERY 627 People’s Bank Bldg. PLUMBING AND HEATING Hammond & Sessions 230 Madison. Main 5911 A 2174 Successors to Modern Plumbing & Heating Co. We do Plumbing and Heating. Hetimates furnished free. We make a specialty of repair work. If you ve plumbing and heat not giving satisfaction give us a trial. McConaghy > Transfer STORAGE AND FUEL “The Old Reliable” Use Our Phone, Main 7674, TEAMS AT ALL TIMES READY, 4421 First Ave. 8. Cail Us Up. Five thousand modern steel boxes Prise the battery of safety depos- 4 th ut the ¢ e's Savings Hank vault) could not locate the box it opens. en’ Rather you wish to make equipment yited ¢ from § Sa. m. to 10 Boxes of ail sizes, from $3 a year upw FROPLE'S SAVINGS BANK le. Cheapest and most roliable place to buy your diamonds i* at &. FRIEDLANDER 25 FINST AVE. jowels they t redeemin recent bar used quite an unusually lation of some of the aren business for them, You 26 to 40 per from any other jeweler in town. 925 Wiest Ave, Seattle. THIS WEEK The Dodds Grocery 300.24 North Broadway. Wishes to call your attention to their Pastry Department. Try our Marshmatiow Cake used for COLISEUM THEATRE Matinees The Big M jonnation THe PRONTIOR” ik of the Balley Stock Co. 4 today by = Both Phones 6196. Mile, Pregoneska Roumanian Nightingale OTHER F ORPHEUM ACTS HK DELMAR POSTER GInLs* 1—BIG BEAUTIFUL DOLLA—1 OTHER 8. & C, ACTS PANTAGES Twice Nightly Beautiful Scenes 6—Other Big Acts—5 We and 206 In Four GOING TO BUILD? We wil! money, and bul castle, on termm number of plans to select from, or draft others to your ideas. in your sketches. furnish lot, pin We have tage, oF large ONE PRICE Your money bark If wanted. We invite inspection. You won't be urged to buy The Bankrupt Sales Co. Mankrapt Stocks Sold Direct to the AND MEN'S IALTY. sTORE Cor University. CLOTHING, WEAR SHATT 1201 First Av. N. W SMILE—DON’T WORRY We Can Heip You With High Class TAILORING é Phone, Main 9428 4 MH HOLLAND @ CO. 608 Third Ave. We Are Strong on $30.00 Suits M. M. MOORE BOOTS, SHOES AND MEN’S FURNISHINGS 2317 First Ave. Seattle, Wash. Mrs. N. R. Seeley Miss E. Selig Phone Ind. L, 2174. The Gift Shop 217 Spring St. STAMPING AND MATERIALS FURNISHED. MONOGRAMING. Wo are specialists in this line. Call upon us for estimates, etc. We will please you. AGATES | 50c¢ Large stock of native stones Northwest Gem Co. 83 Madison St. Between First and Western. —AT THE— FRUIT, CIGAR, TOBACCO, FINE CANDIES AND MAGAZINE STORE OF A. BACKER CORNER THIRD AND MADISON Main 1761 You will buy more and better goods, with prompt, quick service, for your DOLLAR Than any place in.the city, COME, WE'LL SHOW YOU. Spring In Here. & B. Brand GIN OLIVE OL t from Italy Mlood—Produces Health and Life. Awarded Gold Medal, A.-Y.-P, 1909. Metropolitan Grocery Co. Purlfios the Wholesale and Retall Importers of Finest Groceries and Provisions, M0 Main St., Seattle Main 1991 PHONES Ind. 2698 Main 4451 Ind. 5021. McConaghy & Elmore Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ALL KINDS OF COAL and Briquets Office and Yard 110 West Jackson St. Seattle J A. M’Cartney 603 Eastlike. a GROCERY 49-1b. sack Flour ... 4 Lb, pkgs. Raisins .. 6 cans 7 bars Soap nser Telephones: East 563, Elliott 4546 The Famous Gilt Edge Steam Beer Sharp—Cool—Delicious at THE WHITE HOUSE 109 Second Ave. So. Lunch Room in Connection. Rainier Restaurant and Bakery Centrally Located Near Second and Madison “THE CUP OF COFFEE” Rich and Creamy We serve will acquaint you with all of our Exeellent Specialties. Knowles Co. 1023 Post St., Cor. Spring Tel. Main 3584, Manufacture Hotel, Restaurant and Steamship Supplies. Steam Tables, Coftee Urns, Steam Cook Bake Ovens, Stock Pots amers, Garbage Cans, EB made of sheet metal to order $1.00 WILL BUY A DOLLAR'S ce VALUE HERE. a Dollar Saved You want your DOLLAR to go as far as possible—then watch closely—read every one of thi fully. yourself with their phone numbers—their business places. They will save you dollars. kai the § Star Dollar cmmeiiail Fair With Your House. Insist on the Best. BASS-HUETER PURE PAINT and HUETER’S SUPERIOR VARNISH A Standard Since 1857, For Sale by Pike Street Hardware Co. 1018 EB. Pike St Be MIXED } $1 Per Year AT THE, DAY AND NIGHT SAFE ore DEPOSIT & STORAGE CO. VAULTS. PROTECTS YOUR VALUABLE PAPERS Absolutely fire and burg) | splendid service jto 1:20 a. m. the \days and ho the ground fi | the street 507 | James and Yesier, 4 have a lo Popular Prices Service Prompt UNION CAFE STRICTLY UNION HOUSE in plain view lnrd Av. betwees Arctic Club Bldgs D. LA FONTAINE, Prop. Ind. L 4380. 306% Union St Phone Main 3460. Pure Port and Sh 2 years old a 4 years old . a 6 years old | a | 8 years old °.. a 10 years old... Sunny Home Whiske: Free Delivery: ry Wine— Holmes Liquor House 2332 First Ave. Kitiett 417. Main 246% RS | Lake View Grocery, Market and Bakery Corner 34th and EB. Cherry. Phones. . EL G13, B. 1804 Groce: partment is up-to-date We give courteous treatment, and honest and reliable weights, The market is handled by expert- enced man—only the cholcest an@ best meats and fish handled. The bakery, with a man of 16 years’ em perience, will please you with goof breads and pastries. LOOK! THIS IS A BARGAIN 320 acres fine fruit and alfalf™ land, near railroad and schools lots of water for irrigation. 1, Wenatchee-Ephrata Land Co. 221 Union St. Phone Matn 2993. Will buy a Lot in WEST HILL ADDITION 40x123 feet. Water in and ready to build on. ~ J. Goodfellow & Son 511 “Bailey Bldg. Seattle Buttermilk Co. SS Marion St. We deliver Buttermilk in two quart glass bottles fresh — evel day. Insist on our buttermilk an@ you will get the best Phone Elliott 1769 Re Se ae