The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1912, Page 7

a Sal 25 tte a | i ROWING NG jeter loas G rence cowag.one tees 580 REPRESENTING THK FOLLOWING FSATURES athe sa hoosing CHAMPIONS Bee dars WILD-WEST GIRLS fitaens Moosted Potiee RURALIES Football on Horseback | Actual Winners of Wyomiag and | Ublehome Backing H wee Contest Real Red Mav of the ia war parnt. a Piders trom Fes- Le pe Ay vor Rate wil tes RicCrends sere Indians Cowboys and Cowgirls An seChampicas eh T+ bs eral Admission, 50c. Reserved Seats (including admis- Sc and $1.00. On Sale Beginning Monday at 9 a. m., at & Chase, 1318 Second av. of the Parade Friday morning, Fifth Ave. to Cedar, % ») wR Shorthand ) it at Toc : LIT th @) to show grounds. 2 contemplate MOVING your HOUSEHOLD GooDs Hi PYING Same out of town, give us the privilege of proving this Yours to be SURE, ALDE& Gp FRRE EATTLE 305 MAIN ST. Elliott 2679 LIKES OUR DENTAL WORK it's pleasing—on!y first-class materiala are used—all work quickly—with less pain—every Dentist on our staff has had Of experience—every Dentist ts most careful and efficient in ¥ork—therefore when Ohio Dentists do your work you get the best Sork at the lowest Cut-Rate Prices for which work of such ¥ can possibly be done. $8 Bridge Work ........ . | $10.00 Teeth . 94.00 | $15.00 Set of Teeth .. Second Ave. and University. Opposite Stone-Fisher Co. Entrance 207 University St. IRECTORY BY D Directory Is Placed Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of Business in|t Own Locality. Patronize These Firms—They Depend on You for Support. |: West Seattle MACHINE SHOP KING & WINGE Peeve Whe Can Repair Your Hoat } Georgetown TRANSFER GEORGETOWN TRANSFER co. INC., 906 Incksom St. Quick, Prompt Service Widney 248, and Trains, Phane Us Main 2826; Ind. 4 To and From Bont rom Top to Bottom. ‘West 10. 1030 Alki Av Woodiand Park | | Fremont ‘District RLAKE FUEL CO. | . REAL ESTATE Yards bd Papers? Park Av. E.R. CARR & CO. PROSE US 2 Phones em Worth 500 oR ue North 1921 ‘Ros. Phone MN. 3047 ' fremont District ua BSOAL AND WOOD = |CLOVER LFAF DAIRY, Inc. in North 289; White 686. Paes & co. CLOVERLEAP DAIRY for yout Goat and wood. Most Complete and Sanitary Dairy in the City. 12 Quarts for 91-00. | Morteages Losses | Insurance | Investments | Ind. Red 5a. Green 472, White 490 Want Ads} 500 00x ree Results Spm, DRUGS store we will present = copy of Ho- burg’s Home Keecipes. FREMONT DRUC CO. to Yesler, to Second, to Cedar, to Fifth Ave. North, and} - Roger’s Chocolates A JUDGE Ko A TOOL FOR RAILROADS? “Archbald Wouldn't Take My Watch, But Might Take Chain,” Alleged Statement. y United Prove Leased Wired WASHINGTON May 23.—Sworn testimony that the juriat was the prime mover in a railroad conspir: acy to “crush him in a financial way” waa given before the judiciary committee by Wm. P. Boland, a Scranton, Pa., coal deater, who hae been the chief witness against Judge |Hobt. W. Arenbald of the tom. merce court, who is charged with making capital out of his position on the bench, The witness also declared that he was convinced that Judge Archbald acted as a “tool for the railroad asserted that Attorney George W son of Scranton told bim that Judge Archbald could get two other judges | of the commerce court to join with | Archbaid in deciding Boland’s case, | which was pending before that | court. “Watson told me, “that Judge Archb: would not take my watoh, but that he might take my chain.” 1 am convinced,” Boland added,! Archbald acted as a tool for! the railroads. Edwin Williams told me that if | heard of any coal lands along the raitroads, that he, with! Judge Archbald’s influence, would} be able to buy and sell them. Boland also declared that Wilt. jams told him that Judge Archbaid| had said that he (Archbald) “ha too much influence in Washington! to be hurt by anySuing that Boland leould do.” DOGS FOUGHT. FINE OWNERS *, Coghlan owns a dog sald Boland ’ @ bull dog. So does Henry Peltier Now, both gentlemen were en | phatic in their « jon that his dog could lek the oth I'l bet you $140 that my dox can} jliek your'w,” said Coghlan to Pel} ter one day } You're on. | iter, | The fight was supposed to take! place in 8. Phinney’s barn, on Kal-| jnier boulevard, last September Spectators, principals, seconds and & referee were “Jobnay-on-ihe spot” at the appointed time As the time approached for the deadly combat, Politer refused to} allow his beast to enter the ring. charging that Coghian's dog bad been doped. The fight didn't take place in Phinncy's bara, after all, | On the way bome Coghlan’s anl-| mal aoged too close to the Pe! fighter, and soon on, It So deadly that Coghian's hope” died as a result of injuries The stakeholder awarded the mon ey to Peltter, Coghlan, tweisting that It was “no fight,” brought sult ‘im the superior court, but it sue tained the stakeholder. Only recently the humane offt-| cers learned of the contest, and both men were haled into polic jcourt this morning to answer to al ‘charge of cruelty to animals ie _The men were each fined $25 ; | Good and True Safe and reliable—for ting the bowels; stimulating the | ' liver, toning the stomach—tha world most famous and most approved family remedy is} BEECHAMS PILLS 1A a newwhere In bene Renee 10s, 90s BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD AVENUE MAIN 1043 answered back Pel- University COAL AND WOOD CORNWALL @ SON North 19 Ind. Green 10 Phone Your Fuel rs to Us CONFECTIONS ~ l#th Av. Hw. B. owntown Store Pioneer Drug Store, Foot Cherry ‘3 PAINTERS SOUSECLEANING A SPECIALTY | Ploore Brightened, Wall Paper Clean- od, Paper Hanging and Tinting. LaPLANT & FERONO Phone North 1359. Shop, 1318 East 44rd Bt. PLUMBING University Plumbing Co. ti ‘Pemr Can Mandie ms Phone North 000 8087 14th Av. N. E n Street trict ~ TAILORS a OLSEN A ere 2417 Jackson St. ““FINE TAILORING For 80 days If will make @ spectal price of Ladies $39 and up and Men and up, in the Iatew All sulle made in our own shoo. REV. RICHESON | buried in or near Boston. j brought against the city IND. 5200 t ISTRICTS§: THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1012. SNAPSHOTS OF BIG FIGURES IN ARCHBALD IMPEACHMENT HEARING OVER DEFEAT ~: OF TAFT VANCOUVER, B.C, May 23 Hon. iGfford Pinchot, former chief forester of the United States, and! universally regarded as the closest friend and advicor of Theodore Roosevelt, arrived here this morn) ing from Victoria | Mr, Pinchot bas been in Vietorta} for seevral days advising with Lad Commisaione?t Ross and O. W. Price, | his forn ot In the Ameri! can for in the organ neh of the| provincial land depart “That settles it hat makes bin nomination certain,” exclaimed the chief of all Roosevelt champions when he was informed that partial returns from the Ohio primaries} gave the former president and} possibly more delegate | “It in a landslid 4 nothing ean | nt the ne of Col} velt at Chic is gone has been rolling al bulk ma it traveled, and 1 it has termigated the tion by rolling over aries No condiment can equal it for delicacy of flavor. LEA ‘ PERRINS’ AUCE one pinata ee ay fect season fe cor sl Pion, St Roasts, Grevies, Chops and Salad Dr: An Appetizer Jonw Duncan's towt, Agents. .¥. w in Ohio » que } the reaction | i Wy ABOVE, E. T. BOLAND (ON LEFT) ANO W. P. BOLAND; BELOW, JUDGE ARCHBALD (ON LEFT); JOHN HENRY JONES AND EDWARD J. WILLIAMS (ON RIGHT). e aring of Judge Robert | are the Boland the trap for the The leading characters fh the impeachment b |W. Arehbaid before the house judiciary committee brottiers of & on, Pa. who are said to have set judge, J. « of Scranton, who negotiated the sale of the culm || b property to Archbald and who testified that he made the judge a wnt of $250 for a note accommodation, and ®. J. Williams, the prin me agninet Archbald. Williams was the man the Boland | {7 | brothers used to induce Archbald to go into the culm bank deal i serv body mt nounced in Fisher Gets Damages a The utilities committ barine!! has recommended the land in the Cedar river wate 4 goa of which belonga te the Nc ih acifie, in order to afford bet foléction for the purity of ¢ (By Vaulted Press Leased Wire: pm altantted HOSTON May 23 Fune ail? —— of Court joes were conducted over the} agoinh- th Guat was yenterday of the Rev. Claren V. T.j decigred to be in conten oft Richeson, sayer of Avia Linnell, « by Judge H. A. P. Myera for | who was electrocuted tn Charles e to pay hin divorced wife | town prison, at the Warren Baptist [975 temporary alimony, ax ordered church here, yesterday afterncon./to do so on May & He filed a The Rev, Herbert 8. Johnsen, who wedeas band this morning acted as Richeson's spiritual adviee . or during bis lagt days, officiated, F. 'W. Newell, Frank H. Paul anc The services were attended only Dietrich Hamm, commissioners for by Mine L. Richeson, a sister, and} the Duwamish waterway, left lar sheson, a brother of the | S#ht for Portiand, where they wil! Attorney Moree and | fet data relative to the nize per men. it was an style of the dredge to be the body would be the Duwamish waterway Leonatraction will begin months. PF. Fisher was yesterday ave | Ask Your r Doctor ' od $1,070.20 in ao dam pitt | ; miaber’s Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a automobile was injured when stimulate. crashed through ralling on the! | It-does hot Wt doe ef Spokane av, bridge last August, ki-| not make you feel better ing a young woman. Damage atts | totaling $30,000 bave already been day, then as bad as won against the city for the same) next. accident, Eoee2 ileal THE MARKETS a he press, paid ne ‘pred sitea a abiert te, 3 to according tes sreeleiee' indicated, are for’ etrietly first grades Native Wasningvon tut- tar Wass. toca Hi EPILEPSY CURED jerma ps fajist on Siooaset lo bas given t it Here ts one 36. never free from it tind Wenatches apples mon ing BaiF at the Sa-3S ugh surmical operatt DH. G. J. NURRVRERG SHIT 22nd Ave. N. Ww Dre vaso Bass? sides Pe iertes # Aer Sree Essai Bacon. Botied ham x, tongue cacy Squabs Rogaters. Geese Squabs, 40% Vogmavion—Seiling writes, Potatoes, 100 Ibs 1 Carrots, sack i agus . 4 Ca Sir } Radishes, Parsley. 40 Cauliflower, Feed, Selling Price, Wasntngton timat * Puget sound’ ‘thi Alfalfa .. Wheat hay v ‘ : a4 Cra ked corn 89.00@40 adling: 35 Rotied wat and bari mixed 6. Bargains. ove Modern Alb Pike. 101 Lene; WHY AND HOW CUT RATES EASY PAYMENTS Why ie it that fifteen other dental concerns have failed to bulid up @ practice in Seattle within the last two years, and have gone out of business, and the ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS are having the grandest success? CUT RATES AND EASY PAYMENTS I why and how we do tt Two years ago we opened ped Dental Office on the F in the People’s Bank B quality of work, No matter w rice work, our work will equal, if not surpase it We actually give you a $10 Gold or Porcelain Crown for $3.50. We are doing $10 and $12 Bridgework for $3.50 and $5. We have cut the rates on Artificial Teeth so low that people will not believe it, but we are making a $10 and $15 set of teeth for from $3.50 to $7.00. We give any Silver Filling in the mouth for 50c. Our Gold Fille are from 75¢ up. All work ie protected by a 1S-year guarantee, Tk must now be acknowledged Mate Kasy Payment Dentist THE ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS People’s Bank Building, Corner Second and Pike, Opposite the Bon Marche and MacDougall & Southwick. Take Elevator or Walk Up. the s te and modern equip- Second and Pike Streets, challenge the world for you pay for your dental that we are Seattle's real Cut between Seattle, Tacoma, Portland a 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 Seatt! at ae oa ed —— ‘Three Other Fine Traine Daily O-W.R. & N. (Line of the Shasta Limited ) RE. E. 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