The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1912, Page 8

The Oklanoma Anti-Horse Ther association te sald to be favoring irs Roosevelt, even if he did steal most of Bryan's hobbies, Yy 1} WOE AWOD This ph yph was snapped on the steps of the New York custom house, the special master appointed by the t cireult court taking “dissolve” the steel trust. It s! 8, from left to right, HENRY B, COLTON HENRY P. BROWN, the special master; JACOB M. DICKINSON, ex-seeretary of war ernment’s case, and R. V. LINDABURY, chief counsel for the stee! trust Tori WOMAN’S LEG ie BROKEN BY AUTO Lenses || iia ank Seahome, 5029 11th OLYMPIA ‘The children of thle country THE SEATTLE STAR nT tens. ta * SNAPSHOT PICTURE OF STEEL TRUST SUIT just after a session before timoyy in the government's belated sult to} a governm in charge of the gov /POSSES OUT ON A MAN HUNT attorney Today | | by notifying Subseribers to The iar will confe this offf ure te ular the paper, of any substitute er other The Beattle . eattl Mtar, It denive of th management to t service for all * are given cour i attention, If your * to any nl y 4 o'ok y phone this office sin 9400. Ask for » Department at once the Clroulatt RETRIBUTION, | “When the milkman went on the stand as a wit met | with retributive “in what way “In the way lawyers pumped. him.” — | American. THIS DAY IN HISTORY May 14, of Virginia first famtiles founded when Jamestown war wettlod by a col ony of Britinh 48 of the 106 men in the party dmitting them ves to be gen} temen, There were four car penters, six or elght masonr and blackemiths and only twelve common — labor ors Where 1607, the were “i 3a Jamestown then stood there is now uv. N is suffering from a frac-|posges are sea the woods | PEN ORR ERE RENEE EME) ing but ma | » tured leg in the Providence hospital | south of Tumwa John Ture } donee in ns A result of } « been run into! blebloom, aged 65, who yesterday % Dedication of the new Piym al het 1 wilt Sl i 2 minhile d “ wounded |* Outh ebureh, at the corner of * Washington state college > - un a le en shot and probably : Py - her |* Sixth and University, yester. #/open a summer ne hoo! in Puyallup iN : det Aeatvtaue Gc: ako Weéeateas tte tae come “1 48, at Het |e day afternoon was witnessed {June 10, It will be held in the | j +. esas “gd ay dae lh bat iranch, The cause the shoot lt by over a thousand persons. #|Payallup high school and will teach | geant M ' slis in a Posts at Thomas hushait|& Appropriate ceremonies and # /#sriculture, horticulture and manual | | viieing |tn have Kired Tumbiabloom to taka/® peautital music marked the w)/@rts. No tuition will be charged | ‘Toric Lenses with d wrong side < t ue ‘charge of the Pee en. )® opening of the newest addition # Hi } (like cut) accurately fitted to || woma gente 4 Fhe; cha et % to Seattle’s large number of ® A COMMON CAUSE. H 1 your $4. Wher é “i age ll ver ® churche * “Do you understand the cause } — Seo," SS" STEAMERS CRASH a Berets wel 6.00 ith and 1 wilol th Terre rr Ts “Why, | was told it was s ie xperience “ fg a - SUEY cect tall, with broad shoulders | Il ie ‘ ne , op atte oath ON THE SOUND Work of John M. Spargur, leader; &nd @ drooping mustache.” for grinding plar . of the Seattle Philharmonic orcher j most 2 « t Th ide wheels ite nd ltra, was the t a review tn Pittsburg, Pa.—Holding that } See ¢ k I Man Blind From intancy | tng 8 are today | Jacobs’ Orchestra Monthly of Bos his #yearold son wan vac: {Hf | far ‘ Be a Practicing Phys < ton, Mr. Spargur leaves for hie|Cinated by a@ city physician i¢{ if Ines in the lens.) Pk Ay aa boat |} ©, Cincinuat, after the/browght on an attack of acute |i | : . or dook. | fit of the Phitharmonte at Bright's disease, J. A, Neuner sued |f W ROBSON Rrosighs old and has been hich | the ‘eatival the city for $200 for expenses. | % : heck ot eae corse A Sooo eR BRE 5. candi", Siem ctocecin ae ‘ SUN Specialist at as | Fourth Floor, 470473 Arcade biind pract ered Bidg. Pagar " Majah Won Phone Main 8325 oe. ane teak’ man, Bor | [__Bring thie ad with you Slice! TIED WIFE TO BED He ‘l io * physical ma:| CHICAGO, May 13.—~The home of /C& | take red i} t ke maker can! Dr. Starr was entered by burglars | gee pic | : e @ watch Is ast night who who | les® prunes and Green Lake FREMONT, amas t " wrong to specialize |was sick in bed, to a bed post and | PPrcots ing as ap j 3 ae T) 4 ” nq t ung tr " pleh, seh i . Cc t being free ont a6 ae oe asks “a Paperhavging, Tinting, Paluting Something Eise e and was uncon! jgiip ike THAT | Dealer in Did he get drunk on duty? scious, The thieves took $100, two| gon? ‘ ; Wall Paper. Bierce, oreiahes Fit must have been on something diamond rings worth $350 and sev-| | rio 1 Jelse, duty isn't usually tntoxicat- eral hundred dollars’ worth of sil-| | Estimate ing. Houston Post | vorware. | | Se picts c } St. Louie, Mo—Adolphus Busch( FS *e Pee RRR EE HEH, THE BEST DEN NE fit, son of the multimillionaire / ENTAL WORK THAT IS DONI a oe i ekés tae vamor tat ba i? A Question of Taste | IN SEATTLE, AND AT PRICES THAT to marry Ethel Kelly, the actress,|* Teacher--Now, Johnny, can #|ff : Mister of Mrs. Frank Gould. Young ® You tell me the difference be- # ff i Busch says he “hasn't enough | * tween a lake and an oc6an The only large ran by a graduate, dentists associated with him. Save Half the Usual Cost tal office in the city that ls owned and registered dentist, and has only registered $4.00 FOR AN EXTRA HEAVY $10.00 GOLD CROWN $5.00 FOR THE FAMOUS $10.00 GUARANTEED NON-SLIP PERFECT-FITTING PLATES PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS A SPECIALTY REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR, L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 THIRD AVE., N. W. CORNER UNION, NOTE—Bring This Ad With You. When You Oraveless between Seattle, Tacoma, Portland ond San Francisco, on this Ghe Finest Grain in the West you realize that you are getting everything a railroad can give in up-to-date accommodation Leaves Seattle Every Day at 11:30 a. m, ns Three Other Fine Trains Daily O-W.R.&N. (Line of the Shasta Limited ) EK. E. ELLIS District Passenger Agent 716 Second Ave. Telephones Main 932 und Elliott 1995 OREGON-WASHINGTON STATION Jackson Street and Fourth Avenue wat RE 7 iY we CH L1Y, MC. A. tvalue of . » | held at th 4, dic at 1919 Addistion st money to support a wife. A dam in the current of speech sometimes makes the | Yiow stronger. Detroit, Mich.-For a beating ad ministered to bim by Patrolman Wm. Downie, Henry teamster, was awarded = nix damages by a jury. He sued for $500 Mies Norma Alice Rhodes, daughter of Mra, M. BE. Rhodes, and Everett 8. Dam, assistant manager ere music house, were mar ried on the lawn of the country home of the bride's mother on Mer lcer island yesterday afternoon, The leouple will spend their honeymoon lin a motor boat on Lake Washing: | *If I had been wise,” says Noah, “I'd got a subsidy for my ic yacht.” Dr. George J. Fishe itary of the physical department of |the international committee of the with headquarters in |New York City, will deliver an ad | dress to the business men of Seattle at noon on Tuesday next, on the physical exercise to the business man. In the eveoing Dr Fisher will be a guest at the annual banquet of kymnasiom men, to be YMCA Most of us will agree with the su- perlor ¢ vho held that a man js s even If he has to pay lawyer fee for drawing than to die and have esent a bill to the administrator wt wil The first heat prostra tion this recorded when Brov a wagon driver at the Chicago avenue police statior Chicage.- r was Geo was two hours that the elevator con ductors and starters were on strike. Waukegan, IIl—A handsome new warning to “tobacco stinkpots” erected by Overseer Voliva of Zion City, was a heap of ashes Zion City smokers are believed to j have burned the large sign. } Fraternal Brotherhood will give a dinner tonight at the Washington hotel in honor of James A, Foshay interesting program of toasts and speeches will be presided over by Dr. BE. M. Carney | A case where extremes very | closely are yoked—when a fel | low Is dry he’s apt to get “soak | ed” Newport, R. |.—Floods of wireless love messages from Boston girls to Atlantic fleet sailors vexed the navy department. Congress will be asked to stop them, Winsted, Conn.—Live rats wired to doorknobs is the latest “joke’ that is terrorizing housewives, Two-story frame house of M. Ro- was yester day destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at $1,100, ner’s band celebrated its 23rd day by a concert n for the Ortho. pedic hospital. The concert, which was well balanced and ably present ed, was attended by a very few Mile, Christine Barraque, a 8e attle favorite, sang two numbers in her usual finished manner. The con cluding number, The Star Spangled | Banner, was played with band and pn nee on thelr feet, today. | supreme president of the order, An| bie di ie ie ee te te tee Bee te tee eed | | ome while at work in the sta-|ranch exes ov 2 dog tion barn rer SUPERINTENDENT Chicago—More than 1,600 per-/ veh ATTACKS MAYOR | sons climbed the staire in the 18 EFFINGHAM, Ili., May 13.-—Prof. | story Geaner bullding during the| Chatham, superintendent of the Ef if Small Johnny i@ aw lake is | ® swallow if you fan in. by Jas. MeQuilian, {tegrated in his lungs and caused} ste | death by poeumonia, Angeles was a good thing for that/f city, it being estimated that $2,000,-| ff 000 wax apent there Meyers and Homer Stout, the first] Seattle j gathering, say that over 200,000 vis | itors w 65,000 iduced many delegations to back this way eels, 200 Wh ring The |fingham schools Dameron. |the face and neck. The trouble was the result of political difter-||f j ences I seem to re Some sort of a Yes, ma'am much pleasanter to + eevee eeeee j | New York.—A peanut ewallowed | Purcell, 2 years old, disen-| THERE'S A MORAL TO THIS A penny swallowed by a man 5O years ago caused his d Keep your money in circula The Shriners’ convention at Los Herbert W men to return from the ¢ present in addition to the ‘obles, Seattle boosters in come | “We live in an age of won- dere,” said the inventor, “Yes,” anewered his wife, “wondering where the money went and where it's coming from.” UBLIC MARKETS | || inackerel orted eels halibu 6 ibe be: f i} | i | i 1 || | | | | attacked Mayor! seriously injuring him on i | Bewron Saas = sae. : Tripoli town fs taken again!” | | Taken for what? By whom? The desert air is shaken again With the cannon's dreadful boom.” to what does this news refer? Tin a hazy blur war, but exactly what I quite forgot. Tt started out as a serious, But now it's a thing to weary us, | | | A regular man’s size war, Whatever they're fighting for | | Once in a while they kill a mule, | Bombard a house or a district school, | | But what's the reason of {t all, I can't recall By searching far and tracing then (ff The Turkish troops are found, | With a Latin army facing them | And a navy hanging around, And tha, soldiers loaf and the offi | cers play And all of them draw their monthly pay, And—why is peace worth striving | for | 1 If this is War? } : | FREDERICK FURNITURE FURNITU DAY GOODS ~ DRY GOOD§ Store Closes Dally at 6 » New Slip-Over 4 Gowns ; Special $1.0 ” attractive gown pictured to le 1} Hk made of good qua nainsook, in slip-over style, with ribbon-drawn embr insertion at shoulder, extending fr The ery neck to edge of sleeve yoke i square also formed of the inse | th dd with f neck are edge Special $1.00. 8 The insertion s¢ inty Gown illustrated to right is tri ed with many re i and nen pattern 1 hort sleeves; edge to wed together wide embroi pecial $1.00, slashed to the st ler and trin finishes the sleeves and Anothe and se heer bat I tv Gown i yok | in eyelet leeve’s are trim pattern la j ne tern { med Many New Arrivals in : Silk Fitted-Top Petticoats — Include: er 1 f 5 cep ac on-plaited flo c ished with r lie also st with accordion plaiting combined 1 neh t and silk underlay, Co black, Copenhagen, w ht-pink, blue, whit pagne, al pagne, a A new model in a tone effects. 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