The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1912, Page 10

T an ideal world Uiteh Date for the home te * n Important Special Purchase and Sale of the Celebrated “Fisk” Trimmed Hats Rought last week and now here, Over sand (2.000) in the shipment, wh ofthe new and ¢ arly known from the ne Allantle to the Pacifl eat attainment tn the millinery art, This to be recognized as the leader In Ready~ to- Wear Millinery. space of our new Third Floor r enormous stock te ivided Into four Watoh Wednesday evening's , er ote for quick sellin lots for quick selling Tey renege papers for announcement of prices. display. Panton & London Correct, Cheasty Has It. Blues Are Popular Not that anyone is dispirited, but the new line of Men’s Blue Suits, serges and cheviots, in our Upstairs a is meeting wide approval. Suits, ivaecouks and Raincoats $15 and $18 haa Second Floor Devoted to This Display on Clothes | are "Acme er Tailoring Art Prices $20.00 and Up This Department retains its old main floor location. See our line of Separate Trousers and Fancy Vests The Big Popular Price House for Men and Young Men Cheasty’s Haberdashery SE ad AT SPRING " Cheasty Hi Has It, ite Correct. ] Today’s Styles Today Tailored Suits In Fine Blue Serge-- @ Special Showing Our Ladies’ Sult Department tx this week displaying unusual valuce in our handsome hand-tailored ble Serge suits at thirty-five dollars These are thoroughly distinetive models that will appeal to women and misses who appreciate plain tailoring along graceful, correct lines. Any alterations that are r quired will be made without charge. S¢e these special values at A Little Down EASTERN | é Outfitting Co., inc. = “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR. Observation Cars A Feature of Rock Island Service. GOLDEN STATE LIMITED ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIMITED COLORADO FLYER Special Eastern Excursions in May, June, July, August and September. We have the Most Desirable Routes from which to choose. For TICKETS, SLEEPER RESER- VATIONS and INFORMATION C. D. MeNAUGHTON, City Pass. Agt. GEO. P. CAVE, General Agt 712 Second Av., SEATTLE, yy would have a chance to carry THE SEATTLE Sink ROOSEVELT } i | i } I} | | night | which jinterests of the state {to abolish the a | and | signal corps, | that Mr. leven more his duty since he became |FRA BELIEVES |Co., PUTS IT UP TO. BILL TAET HAVERHILL, Mass, April 30— cabinet meetings when th of prosecuting the so-called 4 vester trust wae threshed out, w made here last night by Col. Roose Angered by the president's 1 that he w: nt at such meetings, Col, Roosevelt flatly ae serted that not only would Mes: Garfield, Straus, Bonaparte and Cortelyou, members of his cabinet, bear him out in this, but that they knew that President Taft was hy tily In accord with the adminis tion's actions in this particular * said Col. Roosevelt, Mr. Taft was away, an every one knows, while I was discussing this + with the officials of the de- partments of commerce and labor and Justice, but before and after he came back the matter was repeat edly brought up at cabinet meet ings and discussed at length, See retary Honaparte says in bis letter Taft took the initiative in lapproving my course, My memory is to the same effect. Mr. Taft could not fall to have had full information regarding the action taken, Secretaries Garfield, Straus, Bonaparte and Cortelyou Jatate this question was discussed more than once at full cabinet nreetings Mr. Taft has now been presi-| laent for three years and two} months, and {t Is nonsense that dur ing that time he has not had th fullest opportunity to act against the Harvester trust if he had de sired. If he thought my action in the Harvester case was inadequate and reprehensible, it was bis duty while in the eabinet to protest, and president to act.” $10,000,000 INCREASE County Auditor Case today issued his annual report show ing the business of the various county offices for the y: nd | ing December, 1911, The ae sessed valuation of the county ig shown to be $10,000,000 more The con- lower than It has been since 1906, the 1911 rate being 30.85 mille, County Treasurer Hanna had $1,945 220.61. seeeeeeeee IN ADVERTISING Elbert Hubbard, the eage of Au rora, talke > a bij crowd last at the Coliseum on neral lines, specially emphasizing the tm portance of advertising. Hie speech was sprinkled with live epigrams | Uluwtrated the points be wanted to bring out He said during the course of his remarks that the owners of the TI tanie were not good business men, they had not provided search lights for the ship, and had given | away space to a swimming poo! | when it should have been used for life boata “1 believe in advertising, for {t tells who and where you are, and} what you are & was his clow} ing remark LONG SUIT ENDS Litigation involving a period of nearly three years ended yesterday in favor the Humboldt St« ship Co. against the White Pass & on Railroad Co. of Alaska which d with discriminating against it in favor of other steam ship ve way of Colun ship company of jurindietic a district and not a ter cireult court of appeals d » company, and yesterday the court of the United States | sustained that decision. FOR “FIRST AID” Hamilton Higday of it charg trict court pr one of the three commis sioners, declared himself emphatic ally for the first-ald provision in the employers’ lability law, at a meet ing of the Social Service club at the Y. M. C. A, last night. The first-aid | provision was killed by the lumber the last It meant ed hospital serv lee maintained pri certain compa and wast d imme diate relief in furnishing medicines surgical atte from a ft the ' session of the legislature dance first-aid” fund maintained by a, president of the Perey Rockefeller and| the steel magnate, vis-| ma esterday tigat properties city. | Earling East kar Milwaukee that urned their except ing All re Doesn't it sound sort of funny to hear that a consignment of limburger cheese has spoiled? | A contract for the building of| two launches for the United States | for which the govern c ed $7,000, was Tregonning Boat ment had awarded to the of Ballard 4 Optical worl guaranteed experienc coats you Twenty five in Seattle. | years’ Curry Optical (0. YRSIGHT SPECIALISTS, 44-845 Are ‘Thin Ad With You, Hela { | Reavis | Follette’s girl camp: that | inder es sees the justice of the woman's | bed with a penknife, er 1,Classes Brrron BrRALey Mike Bascoviteh'knows not our «peech, wn't read oun magazines "t know our word for “pain,” knows painvand what it means, He and bis kind are human, too, And something more (han toll-machinen, Mike Bascoviteh has wite and babes, And toile for them the dull years through; And though he lives in squalor bleak, He loves bis own an well as you; He does not ve them forth to toll Until bis masters force him to. Mike Bascovitch loves sun and alr, He loves the folds so Kreen and wide; But masters of his Mesh and soul Have kept hin longing all denied. Have held him close to smoke and grime— His dreams and hopes unsatiafied. Mike Baseoviteh is slow and dull, He seoms from una “thing apart He's never had a decent chance, The world bax crushed him from the start A brother to the ox, Hut just th YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People eee ee ee Subsoribers to The Seattle Star Accepting the recommenda tion of the Chamber of Com merce, the council yesterday afternoon defeated the ordi nance requiring an experting of the eclty’s books by Andrew Quigley. Counciimen Wardall and Marble voted against kill ing the bill. The experting Was to have cost not over $1,800. SUPER RR management te service for all are glyen attention te arttve seeeeeeeeeeee + seee bees teens | One decree of divorce wi saued HI6 PLAN at the court house yesterday “You are sure you can trust enographer with your private correspondence?” indeed, | always ry back a couple —Cleveland Plain To discuss the paving of Harvard || ay., the Denny-Mercer Improvement | ff lelub will in the offic i Judge Moore, New York building, |f 1 1 tonight at & o'clock. i Not until the teachers of the high | schools report on the os paid by schools In other etates will the school rd consider the question of raining ther os. This ae} tion was taker rday emeet ing when the subject of teachers pay Wan discussed. One way to make children pa | tient is to serve the straw | berry shortcake first. A mass meeting wae held at Oit-| man's hall last night to protest |i against the method of paying for} ja fi Jackson st. between 2lat 4 was attended by and a |more than 360 residents of that | See * 0" yours bum’ aroeandt® wife, Husbands be out after ot ave. Chicago, want to with your should not April of carbotte! Heal preseription | Mies Eva Blake, a domestic, wal lowed the contents of the bottle o'clock at night without a geodim _ the t Vice offers |12 ber room at the Y. W. C. A. She excuse,” was the advice offere® | 0 /°r rom ed by Judge Goodenow * Mistaking a bottle jaciad ft Date for the trial of James Burke, |charged with assault upon Harley Bond, hotel clerk, has been set for May 6 before Judge Ronald. Bond,|\f who in « clerk at the Harker hotel, ff . ruck down with an ax and robbed of €79. rke is accused jot the robbery . TOES Cee eee) | Harry Gort, son of John Cort, the| theatre magnate, arrived last night from San Francisco after a trip New York. Harry expects to re main in Seattle for several months B DISAPPOINTED. Wife-—Oh, John, dear, haven't you got a headache Husband—No; why? Wife—On, I'm so sorry! 1 have # new headache powder here | wanted to try!—Puck, It's fun to be the hero in a popular novel. The novelist allows you to order such ex travagent grub. JUST LIKE A WOMAN, “He discovered that his wife had two detectives trailing him for six months.” “How did he discover it?” “She sent him the bill.” Funeral services for James B.| chief justice of the state! court at one time, will be! at Olympia tomorrow eup me ducted morning New York, April 30.—All the boy scouts in America will wear crepe for 30 day memory of their vice president John Jacob Astor, |i who we with the Titanic i Col t down Only Girl to Campaign for Presidential Candidate RAKE Battie 30.—C Creek, Mich., and the evidences wrath of God, who will destroy saya Allan Moon, Adventist April ods in Titanic dis of the in anger, the world Seventh-Day clon America an aster R000 eeteeeeeeeee Seeeeeeeeee KKK enh hhh New York, April 30.—Pr, Taft made a five-minute the, Jong-distance telephone from Boston to newspapermen dining at jthe Waldorf, Bach man had a tele [Phone recelver at his plate | Sterling, It, April 30.—The high! schoo! factilty here has put the ban upon rate and puffs, high heels and arti Hl figures, in rules laid down to gavern girl pupils, Washi FLORENCE YOUMANS Mal ete to Miss Florence Youmans is Lalman in the moon holds his «ner, who 18 every time he passes over ft ing through California, labor-|cording to J. B. Hammond of t fously going by Or auto, OF World's Purity federation. even “hiking it” the smallest | pat |towns, ‘telling the women of Lia| Washington, April $0.—An Follette’s record and why therwom-|pjane fleet of 120 machines 1s ask en of California should stamd be-/ed by Secretary of War Stimson, bind him. Miss Youmans is) the that the United States may keep only girl who has ever campaigned h other powers in aerial war for a presidential candidate, andils rations. probably the young and most enthusiastic campaigner whi» ever | went out to work for the nominn- ion of a president If you tell Florence her candidate conservative straws outeide the General Merchandise her she seeing, dark Follette “A lost battle is not a lost cau In fact, lost battles are now new | to Miss Youmans, Wealthy and endent, she is fighting now La Follette. For the last few | ar gest district captain Yew York's 53rd district has tured, made house-to-house cam aigns and walked in processions lor woman's suffrage. not eveh voted yet,” Miss Youmans, desolately envious as I ean be of the n of California, But even though I can't vote, 1 can tell the women of California to work for the man who finally is to brin newrer fred in the Bast wn Senator La Follette He is one of the rare April 30.—The cap. so naughty that New York, April 30,—Because he |declared he planned to collect a| million dollars from John D. Rock efeller for growing hair on the financier's pate, Adrian Canepy was sent to a hospital for observa tion. Youmans cannot winsea idlers chewtng Postoffiee and have >told | you with) far. eyes, and quotes La| How loath some men are to think that they have had the last puff out of the cigar, Two complaints of divorce were filed in the superior court ye day. MORO a ew | * R. Ellis, one of thé * of the Ellis gro- * cery store, has begun suit for * divorce, alleging that his wife * woke him in the night and ac. cused him of stealing from the store. for lec Thos. prop’ 7 * * * * * * « * LR ROTO ORR TORR Ot te many men dom Pittsburg, April 30.—Physicians sewed shut the wound in the heart of Murrel Reddick, who was stab: and he has.a pars cause and its significance, | chance for recovery. if A aolentiot in a pesky creature who worms are rained wn, scoffs at the Idee that angieg { Inc. FREDERICK & NELSON, FURNITURE Store Closes Datty at 6:00, DRY GOODS FURNITURE ORY Goon! es The Ready-to-Wear Section Will Feature for Wednesday Important Special Values in New Spring Gar- iments as Follows: | Women’ s and Misses’ Suits Special $28.50 ; model. TRICTLY tailored anc black and leading Gising colors 1 trimmed in ni Materials include serges, whipcords, fancy worsteds and diagonal 14 18 years; 34 to 42 bust Special $28.50. Women’s Full-Length Coats Special $19.00 f gr ! and Sizes 16 and measurement. 0) —a select assortment ¢ aceful, well-tailored Coats, diagonal fancy coatings, designed in Straight-line serges, mixtures, semi-fitting and effects—some trimmed with silk-inlaid large « Sizes 34 to 40 bust al $19.00. Women’s Afternoon Dresses taffeta, ck and er effects street an and charmet The and Chant crepe meteor cossack ar lly and Mg extensi trimm 34 $35.00. Secon NOTIONS . Special Values “cc EST” Eagle Wash Buttons, specia Se. “Very” Wash Buttons, special S5¢ dozen “Surprise” Feather Curlers, special 15¢, Gauge Stilettoes, special S¢. Electrical Tape, bolts, 50¢ bolt Collar Supports, special 5¢. Peet's Hooks and Eyes, size 3 only, white, special 5¢ card, Sewing Silk, hundred-yard spools, special 3¢- Bone Hair Pins, 6 in box, special 8¢ box Twist de Luxe, a substitute for sewing silk, black only, special 10¢ spool. —First Floor. three-quarter sleeves new featured laces are used as Sizes Price Floor. | Toilet Sundries Specials OILET Waters, including “4711,” Rick- secker’s and 19¢. Fine Toilet Soaps, including imported nds, special 10¢ cake. “4711" Eau de Cologne Talcum, special 10¢. Dralle’s Lily Powder Shampoo, special Se. Imported Nail Brushes, with extra-stiff bristles, special 45¢. Belting Specials Dorothy Vernon, special dozen for 72-yard special in —First Floor. Persian and Wash Belting in belt lengths ranging up to 36 inches, special 10¢. Wash Belts, hand-embraider- ed, sizes 22 to 28 inches, special 15¢. —First Floor Muslinwear Specials At $1.00 tT Saeed Gowns of soft nain- sook, made like the shown in illus ration, with front embroidered in dainty floral design, and finished at neck Venise Lace Collars Special 50c U | USUAL assortment Lace Collars of the popular, re values in a large of well-selected designs in Venise ound or waist; 50¢. Shadow Laces Special 25c Yard Shadow style, for wear with coat in ecru and white, special one Bands and Edges in a good $ and sleeves withrfirm and Lace embroidery scallops which have the ap- pearance of hand- work and are just as Special assortment of choice designs, ecru inches wide gerie 2% to? trimming | special, 25¢ Shadow Allover Laces Special $1.00 Yard Allover white Very dresses ranging from le fi the yard, desir The narrow skirt pictured is made of good quality soft muslin, trimmed with em- broidered leaf spray design in front and finished with heavy embroidery scallops, Special $1.00, Very Laces, floral, white attractive values in Shadow 18 inches scroll wide, patterned in “dainty effects, in $1.00. First Pioor, conventional the and and ecru. Special, yar —Firet Poor “Specially-Low Prices on White-Enameled IRON BEDS For Camp and Summer Cottage HREF strongly constructed Iron Beds, as illustrated, at prices that represent substantial advantages to purchasers. excellent patterns in practical, These Beds are equipped with a heavy wire-fabric springy Special $4.75 attached to the iron frame by heavy helical springs, that com bine strength with flexibility and comfort. The “double Special $5.50 deck” style is especially prac tical where economy of space is desired. Cotton Felted Mat- tresses to fit these Beds, 8-foot size, with cretonne ticking, may be had at the special price of $4+ Fourth Foor. Special $9.75