The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1912, Page 6

Easy to Have Fair THE bene at MAY 9, 1912. Learning the Facts, Adolf Soon Decides Between Two Deals Skin and Pretty Hain’ Bre hair | [ Gscar, ReaD THes NOW 1 DON'T WANT | Lervars, 1 Have ihe JOFFeR FROM PITTSBURG TO Buy ADOLF —— ALSO ONE FROM SHREVE PoRY, can be kept weet by with a dissolved his quick every nd ex: | former and sealy immagulately clean and occasionally shampootng teaspo@ntul of canthrox in & cup of hot water drying shar diss part dandrt cess oll, and restores the even color and brilliance to faded Vfeless hair. Because of its in vigorating action, canthrox will en-| cour the growth of long, beautt fmt hair A highly the skin is made ounces of spurmax hazel (or hot water) teaspoonfuls glyce plied to the skin | its regular use wil muddy,” blotchy any complexion, When used on the} daintiest skin it will impart an added richness not thought possible Adve LIKE CATTLE wiTHouT CONSULTING. THEM, You S8€ ADALF AND FIND OVT WHICH CLUB Ives HE PREFERS, uff - of dus lotion for by dissolving 4] n % pint witeh then adding ne, When is invisible, and banish the oily tisfactory ARCHITECT UNGALOWS, ST0@ AND UF NICHOLS HINCKLEY BLK TO BUY AND SELL PLAYERS Dese iss REMARKABLE OFFERS, AR. TRUE. | THTTIBURE ¥5c IN A NUTSHELL, DER OFFERS 135 DISS— SHREFEPONT OFFERS FOR YOu IZ, UND 0. MO Marty ‘NO, OF COURSE NoD. MISS OWNERS GoT ID. VEN A BALL PLAYER 13% Sovn, HE Don'D GEeTriD. VY OFFeRs #2. € DAN 'Too.e. , VICH 139 ¥ PAID FoR VICH OFFER veu in DOT CA @ a. nishing 0! Tineet ts. at one, at Jacobs 1 Shop P-1 Beg LAST “OLD GUARD” OF HAND-PICKED DELEGATES delegates who ote | | ‘They're the last of their kind, these "hand-picked DIAMOND rings from | will attempt to sea! $10 up. Watches from | King county at th $1 up. Fine watch re] Originally, th pairing politicians in the King county republican exe of the “hand-pleked and a few—a mighty f the “hand picked and a few—a mighty have refused eT to accept the “hand-picked” nominations, The rest of them, however, 116 oF are still willing hand-picked” brand of the ® and ward people ought to know who The ¢ je them tn all coming elections. These “hand-picked” delegates are making the last stand for b {methods against the people's Most of them have been rewarded in times past for thelr faithfulness to political bom That they dont to have a n thelr own gov Ab n next week a dozen professional tve committee, But fow—have rofused rdeen convent 121 of them | & Hunter, Ye Houghton Jewelers, 215 Way Frye o one bee remembe Hotel Butlding | political be they primaries: is wh want the people votce ent delegates follows M hand-picked First National Savings Department HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK maintains a perfectly equip ped savings depart On accounts dollar or more It pays Four per cent interest compounded twice annually. It also issues tificates of Deposit for six or twelve months which Three and Four per cent per annum js paid, depending upon length of time specified Smith, 7 Weeks, W. EB south Mietrtet four, upon tes have repudiated ir nominations, The Star of these and refuse that fact hand-pick to accep: NOTE—If any hand-pickers gladly announce “WIRELESS” PARKER, OUT OF PRISON | FOR A DAY, STROLLS IN TACOMA George H. Par the United |eoma, Wireless district manager who was § nfined at McNell's island to serve out a two-year sentence imposed by the federal court In New York, yes terday walked the streets of Ts THAT COAL PILE AND ARCHBALD WASHINGTON, May To ex amine the uments submitted by | President Taft in the proceedings against Robert Archbald of the commerce court, the house judt clary committee, which is conduct Jing the investis: red a re cess today. Hearings Il be resum ed tomorrow. | Edward Williams of Scranton |Pa., who testified yesterday that | Judge Archbald owned an interest }in an option on a coal pile belong ing to the Erie raflroad, is virtually; junder arrest today, in custody of a} ne atarms. The committee FIRS NATIONAL BANK Pioneer Square, First and James ESTABLISHED 1582 Prominent Artist Cured of Appendicitis’: civilian clothes: was & peniten rsby could not 0 Who looked. d so cheerily off from a ker dressed in have toid that sO pleasant and sm was only having a day federal prison Parker was permitted to go to Tacoma to consult an talist The prison physician, it was stated by Warden Halligan, was not able to give him the necessary treat ment In prison Parke has been suffering from defective hearing for 1 years. CATARRH The Enemy of Mankind judge Arch’ Sprays, Douches, Oint- ments, Snuffs and Stom- ach Dosing Have All Failed to Cure It. When I went to the offices of Dr. {ness deals he had with F. Lathrop I had been suf for several days with my appendix | ! gradually ine pt|SNYDER TEMPORARY _| '\| MAYOR’S SECRETARY | Catlett, secretary to} to Former and Fred Wa Mayor Co i and Mayor Dilling, has resigned. this morning left for a ¥ cast. Edgar C. Snyder, campa manager for Mayor Cotterill promised to help ont the jany emergency, is today temporary secretar Catlett had intended the practice of law upon Dilling retiremen lpersuaded to remain a juntil Mayor Cotterill |auccessor. The mayor h |made a perma appointment far. Catlett will visit his home ltown, Wellsville, O., and jthe Atlantic, He will ret about two months |DISCUSS DAM SITE (. t. Dahlem |Mayor Cotterill are going thorough. |remedy for coughs, ternoon, and will take the matter | over the report of the three ex-|croup and eatarrhal deafness, pert engineers with reference to sale by druggists everywhere Big Sal ig a e a a this afternoon and tomor-:| 5 n expert eng him Still Going on at J w«: |the Cedar river dam site, which wag | tra bottles, If needed, 50 cents. will probably have some recommendations 223 PINE ST, wht Catarrh is disease because its revolting syr toms cannot be hidden. Many people despair of ever get ting rid of eatarrh, but if they will go about It in earnest they can stop the disel few days, banish snuffies, spitting To end the. misery of catarrh the HYOMEL Get a complete today and see how qu be conquered with Dg, healing antiseptic alr n aly pty ests of Australia A HYOME! outfit (bottle of HYO. MEI and hard rubber Inhaler) costs $1.00. Pour a few drops into the in. rand breathe it; that’s all ha » do, Breathe it five or six times a day and watch the symp. f catarrh disapp one by HYOME! is @ tried and true could cure a vile who ayor in acting as urge in a to resume hawking and immediate} ptt 4 tru ary MA CHETTE. ed the not you toms o eatarrh For Ex jay, and which will be taken up by} the council on § ommit- | tee of the whole. and| the board spent three hours in dis-| cussion of the report yesterday af ubmitted to the council last Mon to offer to the council on Saturday President Bob Hesketh counell left for Cincinnati last night to attend the convention of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes’ | fae |International Alliance, whigh meet | May 14, «He promised to fntroduce |the Potiatch bug in the Kast. He will reeurn on May 27 Los A} and coatless id. of 0 the Contracting, hanging ete. 223 Pine St. Belween 2nd and 3rd Phone Elliott 5108. Painting, nd Cleaning, Estimates given, Paper- Tinting ee of two. da | Dretmian ‘a to dance In 6 Private. oh and Union. BULL BROS. Hatless aming ehind , celebrant the man “he rescued his |discarded vest and the $450 watch jit contained, He escaped aon LES, May & 1013 THIRD AVENUE |MAIN 1043 IND. 5200 Jawaits claimant at police headquar ters, HR cna adi ote cae colds, | themselves as representatives of the people of | s and disgusting | man's escape from the asyium. kly en. {to the of | terday Just Printers jtoday as a re | braced bis fect against the bed, and | yet recetved received no communi night 'ADAMS, FREE MAN, jineludes the Frye hotel, LIGHTS CIGAR THEN KILLS HIMSELF Jack Anderson, aged Is dead ult of a self inflicted nd yesterday afternoon in the khoim hotel, Maynard av. and Charles xt The dead man went to his room, lit a cigar, took a rocking chair and then pulled out bis gun and shot himeelf ¢hrough the brain He wan removed to the city hospital, where he died at yiclock last evening Deputy Coroner Borthwich has as cation from hip relatives in Sweden, to whom « cablegram was sent last Anderson was i em-| ployed at the Prye buteher Meat Co. STAYS IN PRISON |: AS BOOKKEEPER George Edward Adame, who was penitentiary to take ent bookkeeper, Adams, the free man, will do the same work | that he has been doing for the past | umes five years. The only difference will| be that he will recetve $1,200 a year! now Adams sentenced after | confessing to ting sand for gold dust through « long period of years while be was employed in the aneay office. Migs y divorced wife of George Adains, refuses to either confirm or deny a rumor that she {* to remarry him WOMEN EXPLOIT LOCAL FOODS Two thousand women have join ed in a campaign to exploit Seattle made articles In a big three-day exhibition to be held at the Central building, at Third av. and Marion at, beginning on May 14. The pro ceeds of the show will go toward the building fund of the club house | of the Seattle Federation of Wo- men's Clubs. Many articles of merit nu tured by new firms who bi as yet given much publicity to their product will be on exhibition at the show. . Insane Murderer Makes Getaway (By United Press Leased Wire) NEEOLE® al, May &—An armed posse is searching today fer Geo. C. was sent from San Bernardino, fo lowing reports that Luteweilier, who is weil with money, w. c. Bittingham, father of the woman killed by Lutewelller at Bairdstown a year ago, has demand. ed that Gov. Johnson investigate the WIDOW, $750,000; DAUGHTERS, $5 Mrs. Louisa C, Frye, widow of| George F. Frye, the Seattle pioneer who died 2, ie named heir} te left by him admitted to probate yes devises $5 to each of his four daughters, and the remainder to the widow, who {# to serve as ex ecutrix without bonds, The estate th Stev. ens hotel and the Barker ho’ HE HAD WOMAN’S HAT IN POCKET PORTLAND, Or., May 8.—Patrol nan Taylor was much surprised to see an ostrich feather projecting from the coat pocket of O. B. Tait. He pulled it out, and a woman's hat came with it, Talt now ts charged with burglarizing millinery estab- lishment TO TEAR DOWN MAMMOTH RINK His will building on the present site of Mammoth. rink will be started just as soon as the building is torn down. The work will start some time in July. The work of drawing up the plans is in the hands of | Architects Howells and Stokes: HANFORDS IN CHARGE Cornelius Hanford, judge. Clarence Hanford, foreman grand jury. The judicial and jury work of the federal grand jury con- vened yesterday will both be taken charge of by two brothers. Judge Cornelius Han. ford appointed his brother, Clarence Hanford, as foreman } $1,000,000, } Wounded bis wife while she lay in few weeks ago, seeks a dive The erection of a one-story brick | HE BUYS A CARLOAD OF GOATS TO CLEAR ROUGH BUSH LAND UNE ARTHED ASHLAND, Wis., A brotherindaw of Edward Hines, the noted Chicago lumberman, W, 8. Clubine of Iron River, who has charge ‘Df the interests of the Hines Lumber Co. in that part of Wisconsin establishing a model farm in the upper Wisconsin woods r iron River, and has just started an innovation to aid him in the clearing up of hin place, He has received a carload of goats from Chicago Will be turned loose in Mr, Clubine’s proposed farm, ax they ha valuable animals on new farms where there is much brush land to & due. May 9 - _ Brodie, general pass mt the Canadian P neouver, with the ald o tives employed by th frearthed a ft partic by tleket sellers, freight clerks nt pursers in Var nd Tacoma, whic ) a month. FYourt adian Pacific employes | discharged, and Brodie 4 not through with t Inve The alleged method freight cle wistant stand at 4 steamship gang ple taking tickets, some of whict would fail to punch, late them to the ticket clert nold | At Fountains & &! ewhere Ask for and these goats proved | sis he Route eat the leaves of the brush and in 4 remarkably shor time kill al! brush which fs not grown no large that they are unable to reach the leaves wa purse RENTON RECEIVERSHIP IS DISMISS"D Beott Calhoun was discharged as|Co:, wax about to be deliberately forfeited by the trustees in default f interest due May 1. Crawford or temporary recelver for the Seattle to Renton & Southern when Judge) nereed the trustees with consplr Frater denied the petition of Wil | gey to deprive bi ik, ab jam Ro Crawford, former president | though the company e enough of the company, to make the ap-/money to pay the interest. Judge pointment permanent. Crawford Frater held that there was no evi charged that his stock, valued at|dence showing the insol given as security for|the company and dismissed the re the Peabody Houghton | celvership proceedings HE SHOOTS WIFE | ‘WANTS DIVORCE AWAITING STORK| Cruel nagging and fault finding ~ - lon the part of his wife are the ren enpiepelvans » May 9—JobD | oous why Harley J, Bond, victim | Fitts, a coal dealer, shot and fatally /of a recent assault and hold-up « vency of loan from The Original and Genuine MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. At restaurants, hotels. and fountams. Dehcious. invigorating and sustaining Keep it on your udeboard at b Don't travel without # A quick bunch prepared in a mimste Take vo imitation. Just say “HORLICK'S” | Not in Any Milk Trast ree from hed expecting the birth of a child. his wife, Cora Bond, at present a Toed he shot at nw mother several stenogrs apher in Detroit, Mich. The "After reloading the revolver |foregoing charges appear in an Pitts shot and killed himself. Mrs. /amended complaint in divorce pro- | Pitts told the police her husband | ceedings, filed yesterday in the su-| fired when she asked him how |perior court. The couple were mar- | much liquor he had drank ‘ried in June, 1903. | AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS’ SUPPLIES—Developing, NOW IN are not always advertised—remember that. Chewing Gum, 3 for Eagle Brand Milk Fairy Soap, 3 cakes for THINGS FOR EVERY ONE 25c THINGS FOR THE MEN Reasons why the Quaker Stores are so popular with the men folks: $2 GUARANTEED OXFORD RAZORS eeee Bc SHAVING BRU: SH, BRISTLE: SET IN RUBE 10¢ CAKE WILLIAMS’ SHAVING SOAP .. RAZOR HONES, OR WATER Ibe GOLD COLLAR BUTTONS : There custor e BOX t 1 POUND OF VIOLET TALCUM POWDER, SPRINKLE TOP CAN .. 25e¢ BOTTLE BAY RUM 10c BOX EM BOARDS . 25e DR. LYOD POWDER 50c JAR MASS. ar $1 IDEAL HAIR BRI POMPEIAN "REAM JAR EVERSWEET, DESTROYS PERSPIRATION ODORS ‘THYMOL TOOTH 5c OL. 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