The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1912, Page 6

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1912 i< 322” Primal Instinct Sways Adolf, But Civilization Rebukes Him ; Masts yy Shasta ; FARM LANDS A\| hod ssa 1 f p AM XICANER! | He ATTACKED ' A 8 Wy DEY ARE MISTREATING ate oe "Wa, Dov Bai 1 ey ISS Fs Least ’ A GREATER UNPARDS | PULLED bh AMERICANS IN MEXICO. | J Looxs wKe ’ ( atroe hy BY Goury, Dor MAKES ME | A hemicanen pow! wrens’, IN MEXICO, BUT Down mr on THE STREET /| 10g yy If you are looking for SORE AD Mexico, No COUNTRY { oy saieelt 7 A S4n ‘D STANT DISS MEXICO FER NUTHIN’, \ #500, AND > a farm, don't get rough HOUT MISTREAT VISITORS } ML OY MASELF, Wor, ~ Y Longer} ex M4 \. Days a land that you have to FROM ODDER ey ~ UND ACC * \ . COUNTRIES | MEXICANERS ‘ i lose at least two years i clearing before you can i hope for any results ‘ Get one that is on a ip paying basis when you : start. You can get them from us for less than the improvement costs We have them, large or small FARMERS’ REALTY ASSOCIATION 212 Liberty Bldg Opposite Postoffice Theatre full of the best of USED FURNITURE INTEMPERATE. |"™4Pcet cit, peering i Jemand that eve . BY GOV. HAY ‘c1:°2.!', °c xm Mrs. May Richards Narr, who one| »y obtaining safe andipme day after her ge to Harr 4 marriage vhen physical fils and | Barr, in January, 1911, was arrested on the charge of being a “badger e r noccur, When girl,” ie today enjoying her firet| ‘Pd suffering come to yoq: ' ' @ | 4ay of freedom in 16 months, To-|%er there is one sale ae gether with her husband and H./ gentle and wellb-tried (By United Presse Leased Wire) Carroll, a third accomplice in the} NEW YORK, May 25.—Theodore | pio to extort $1,000 from John Roo eit is intemperate only in his Robeling © of the Go! consumption of milk, according to! Weer 1 Mrs. Bare was the statement of Or. Lyman Abbott, found guilty of blackmail. She was | today, after the colonel’s d@| sentenced to a minimum of six] nial of reports that he was addicted | months in the penitentiary but she to the excessive use of intoxicants. | took an appeal, which was You never saw such t fave, bait, Blouses furnished complete | GIBSON.CHANDLER FURN. CO. 510 PIKE STREET Phone Main 5tt7 “BUILD THAT DAM AT CEDAR LAKE NOW’ Councilman Erickson, in Vigorous Language, Says City Has Had Enough of Expert Engineers’ Plans and Needs Mechanics’ Work on Big Project. “NO THRILL IN AIR, NO CHANCE TO SPOON” OIAMOND rings from $10 up. Watehes from) Egor The Star—The ordinance; light plant and reducing cost of #1 up. Fine wateh re | providing for building an impound-| current. And if work on the new pairing ing dam at Cedar lake and author. dam can be made to drag along in Houghton & Hunter,| izing @ bond issue to pay for the/ definitely it is probable the old dam |same was submitted to the voters will decay sufficiently to be ewept Way jof Seattie and carried overwhelm. away by floods. In that event the stated Vere Deiléing. Jingly. This ordinance specified enemies of public ownership will Hee Frye ae! where the dam was to be located | have been served admirably, for the and that it should be built of |city lighting plant will then be out n} Jewelers, 215 Yesler ————$$—$$__—__——— Sol. Roosevelt bas my permis: | pend when the governor p: Your Pre ~aen in a/masonry. A board of three engi-jof commission entirely. sion to say that he drinks as much, | goned her yesterday Reaj Auto neerg selected to pass upon the site Mechanice Wanted Now. and no more than 1,” Dr. Abbott The rT case created a ser POST CARDD—$1.00 PER DOZ./ and type of dam reported that t It is now abac y certain that sald. The only thing that Col.|tion at the time. Robeling tent ifi f special value to | Kodak Films developed, 10¢ ‘itoungation at site selected was|the sit in the ordinance Roosevelt drinks to excess is milk./that he was locked up in his own| 2¢¢cham's Pills rey soll, any size. | absolutely secure and the structure | has a ation and the de | I bave often seen him drink four|room while his ¢ k was taken | of suffering; they clear the eek M. FROST | proposed abundantly safe. ai ith the best engf-| or five glasses at # single meal to the bank to be cashed. He suc-| ind by their tombs > 4322 First Ave. Seattle. | These engineers also neering practice. We have had Dr. Abbott added that be (Ab-lceeded in dropping # note to the| oy.) 0? “ ; oft ——+| that a dam of earth and enough fifty dollar a day experts dott) sometimes drank a glass Or] street below. It was picked up b you: ¢ ol he LineToN— | possibly be built for le njure up new engineering pro two of light wine at dinner, neve ch pedestrian and turned | ‘ches,lassitude afd rebe Moder another location. At this sug What is wanted now is con-| took brandy or whisky except on al ove ‘an, who rushed to| ry « few doses pie, kiow' neue. mechanics, and| | some yd I physician's order, and drank beer | Ro ifference—know how pose work aban ' people of Se-| only in Europe, because American | upon nite designated by the/attle may get fit of their | | ills will help Jena voters and six year investment, and that speedily | ow they — lfrittered a Jestimat INo ch The demand that work should be/| stopped in order that it may be let! by contract does not harmonize with | the growing sentiment in favor of} day work. if there is any place! where day work is justifiable it) 4 j beer is inferior. The whole contro BOMB i versy started with the publication in @ Salina, Kan. paper of an as} sertion that Roosevelt was | j IS FOUND IN jeated in that town on the ¢ sion of his awatomie speech. Wm. LOS ANGELES, 1S Hatfield, fr, a Roosevelt’ sup porter, sent the editorial and a let ments for the } submitt 190t Jacksca MM. See Janitor |the Y FREE DEVELOPING (My United Press Leased Wirey | would be on a structure of this about it to Col. Roosevelt. Fre LOS "ANGELES, Ma ak t character, where so much depends private car, burrying thro statement by Detecti Samuel ‘ on its safety and stability, The < of the primaries,| Browne that he has discovered a those who people of Seattle will not begrutige the esten ated « reply, brand-|bomb hidden in an unoccupied lighting pl the extra expense necessary to in ing the slory as absolutely f house here, and that he has the and referring it to Dr. Abbott jmaker under surveiliance, caused | MURPHY, THE GOAT [considerable excitement here to day. Browne, who is a special in. | POMONA, Cal, May 25.—Salty ator for the district attor-| sobs from a biack-clad person who | "ey’s office, followed up this state- tremulously declared he would be jment with another that other put off the train with his wife’s|bombs had been found in San corpme because was broke, caused | Diego, oo oe starting disclos- iB. F. Murphy tender up” $40) 4°Ss might follow. ast wre tnourner left the train} The bomb found here, it is claim. | and Murphy wired the|©4, was discovered Monday, but | bere was not announced until last night. | it was a gas pipe seven Inches long! and two inches thick, i f _THE MARKETS | 50" es" sept coats m | over to the federal officials here. | ‘The following are the seas (at i. HODGE SPEAKS TO OIE Tn. A re The Stone & Webster interests sure the best material and work-| DONALDSON PHOTO-AKT Co, | will be well served by delaying the manship. Stupid and neediess de-| Commerctal Photographers construction of this dam a year or lay ie what will bring deserved MED Union. Coe. st Mata 2975.) two, for the completion of the dam | censure. |means doubling the capacity of our! OLIVER T. ERICKSON. ARCHITECT rseengage =~ | PATRIOTIC SERMONS IN —"suuer| ALL CHURCHES TOMORROW Seattle will tomorrow join in the [given miniature flags nation-wide commer ation of the “What Our Flag Means” will be | nati. or of the vast. The ithe sul of a sermon by the} nation’s heroes of the past. Ne hoy miduny: bisend Uk the sncciaier ministers of the various churches service of the Queen Anne Congre- |have planned r patriotic ser-igational church. Lincoln's Gettye |mofs, in which they will exalt the burg speech printed in sinall cards| [deeds of the brave men who fell In will be distributed to the members battle for the fi of the congregation. Maj. E. F. At the M Episcopal Ingraham, superintendent of the church Mayor Cotterill will deliv- Boy Scouts of Seattle, will epeak anywa police er the principal address, All per-|on the Boy Scout movement at the by Butter—ellag Price Bob Hodge, progressive candi-| sons 5 attending the services will be; vraag! services. Native Wasningvon but- date for governor, addressed a ene ‘ ait? 3$ meeting of citizens in the school The Keyneell pov A ge yt nag —: tary Ss 7 . # rruit ting Price house of the Oak Lake district, in Gyapepsia. One dose of SAND T WILD AND» MISS CATHERINE CALVERT JUST AFTER HER FLIGHT ee en EEE lnicue teen ae nvtind 1s dee Sc tch Stom h ” CHICAGO, May 25—“Take it)were motoring on a very smooth| Brees Mente—neLing Price, 0' ac WOOLY SPIRIT FROM S OW from me, aviation for women isn't road. You have no sensation ot what it's cracked up to be. There's %s% | bY the committee which arranged * ull cut ue the meeting. R d timing In the air; the earth just re mes ° i: Dr, Mason, candidate for coro-| eme y Several thousand Seattle people|throwing were marvelous. The at. oa thrill ge pitas? wane . cedes from you, very quietly rod * ae * 3% ast hae a eee Fe mea - . ™ - wte C “ ” bat was the verdict is* | carefully, not at all the way the| Pore. ste ia ‘or superior judge, an ames Na ea Erwaie beae cite wonectal ‘enarlan ee eer sy the holdup Ee tradinge osaah Catherine Calvert after a trip aloft lower floors shoot from you as Re unde * 12 | pier, who is running for county com: |f pers 4 bth aE favyour “house or traveling bag.|4ay the brick-steel-and-stone @M-|7 Tie er caitier feature of (vere with Farnum Fish, 18-year |you go up in an elevator oe ates, ee ° ae missioner, also spoke ers point out Ma le and drunk ike tea Pleasa | vironment of their daily lives 10] tot circuses) were realistically |°14 schoolboy aviator: | “Although 1 very warmly | Heart Ty Ha agape we MS HE your “Griggist sells’ pure cvuws|that freer life of the West which | reproduced, “When I stepped into the ma- dressed, the cold was intense, The | ic 2% | Lar st Ecelan | vA? HALL ‘vied SMe Buaranteed remedies he wellslig “wild and woolly | A company of Russian Cossacks |°bine there was a little tightening noise is deafening, you cannot way | sy ge “M. McMICKEN, Vice Pragoa SCOTCH! STOMACH The 101 Wild West show's two | rivaled the cowboys in trick and |! my throat and I found it hard)a word to anyone. An neroplane | fering lamb es Poon Me Vice Prem 50c REMEDY performances at Fourth ay. and|reckless riding. ‘Their style, if | &¢t my breath, but as soon as I| would be no place for a man to| "Taker . Selling Agency Cashier, AT ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Republican st. were well attended. not more reckless, is certainly |¥* seated all this passed. As we take his sweetheart. He could not | prem . 18% Seattle is today the headquarters | C. A. PHILBRICK, Asst 2 __=..|The show is good. The cowboys| more picturesque. |rose I didn't have any qualms at/make her hear no matter how) Trimmed lies . 190 gor the tabeent Wechbat-esitiun nace} jare the real product of the plains.| The hit of the show was the | much he told her ie loved her, and | Ey oui -12% | cy on the Gon: sane the a dere | The Indians are of the kind who work of “Ursus” Pickett, a negro You Jar feel as though you |she wouldn't be able to talk!” | std fe ++ ment of Shermas L. Johnson, for-| FIRST FAST STEAMERS are more at home in tepees than cowboy, who, on horseback, pur-| == ae ene = 13° |mer sales manager for the Gray's Santé cadtean weer first-class hotels. Both come from|sued a galloping long-horn, threw| MEDALLIAN PORTRAIT co. 3 |Harbor Commercial Co. of Cos NATIONAL ‘As Follows: the Miller brothers’ cattle ranch In himself upon the beast, and, grasp-| Permanently located at 1317 iLANDON GOES MM mopolis, Plans affecting the mem. FOR TACOMA Oklahoma jing It by the horns, wrestled it to|Third ave, Reliable place to have 4 bership of seven of the largest mills | ESTABLISHED Their shooting, rifling and lariat-' earth jquall photos enlarged; work on TO TEDDY $ CAMP : Harms w completed at a meeting yes |] pioneer Square, First -z \display; visitors welcome. ore terday of lumber chiefs. The new : te ata State Senator Dan Landon |e —. agsociation will be known as the | =—=——— FRIGHT ROUND THIPS DAILY nes Ss AMP TO president of the King County | Dried Washington Cedar and Fir Products Sagle Trip Se. Round Trip 50c, | Poultry 4 Roosevelt club, and the firet man in Go SUCCESS ti Y.M.C. A. camp at Lakeside, swimming are enjoyed. ‘The camp | Seattle to wear a T, R. button this| {fine A noticeable feature of the new ey just east of Columbia City, will open|'8 but 40 minutes by street I |year, received a hurry call from | Turkey ive agency is the membership of the|f| Is the true test of a dentist o for its seventh season on June 1,|!T0™ the center of the city. Twenty | , a Pega agi one of the high Stimson Mill Co of Ballard, and ~ any other man ‘ , The camp ts designed for men who| men have already signed up for the por ned alll ge saecnde Ep e 1 e scores. 0a. thes Flee Saenenvte OF 2 Our success is based om! On Sundays Leaves at 7:20 A. M. opening day The camp has ac: | Andon immediately pasted a notice F. Ives, manager of the Stimson jon his office door and caught the Mill Co. gentleness, moderate 12:00 Noon. 6:06 P.M. are employed in the city, to spend commodations for 28, their evenings and holidays amid! It is the object of the Y. M. C. A.| firet train to St. Paul. It is be " and the best work (hall open alr camp surroundings. to provide the men of the cit lieved Landon will be in ¢onsul Hi - e e city with | 1 Consulta if possible to produce in i i tidmonde toes) 1 Er The camp site is five acres in ex-\camp privileges without taking | tion with McHarg with reference to | riend s Letter ven he neuen 18 to déne 19, ‘%2 » Fi tent and ts equipped with tennis them away from their daily work the contest of delegates from this | case > ow Steamers ana Schedules Subject p COUT.” state. MeHarg will be in charge of only large dental office Convicted Him eball’ diamond, and 4! at a cost no greater than they would to Change Without Notice. splendid t h where boating and| pay for living . all the Roosevelt | ore at is o Oitice, Colman Dock. z PO? DOE RVING 1-206 CRY Firigeened Oth i Laren Letters takén from a visitor of ff clty that is owned BF @ 3. Ind. 126 «= = == — : rm mcm | ws will present the argument R. M. Faulkner at the county sefl ate registered dentist, a ~ | or the Roosevelt delegation before | yes hie e tists —— MII ITARY D MAROON ALL! Whe tational corathition bur will ane are believed to have been chiefly | only registered dem | | | respon for the verdict of guilty J ciated with him. leave Seattle for several days. The 3% | returned against him last night by WE CAN CURE BLOOD POISON! BACHELORS | Have just the same ideas about tne focal _" will be heard about 1.00” | the federal jury, which tried him on _GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., May | WE CAN CURE TYPHOID FEVER Seattle will see one of the fin-|25-—The power of the pulpit was WITHOUT DRUGS est military pageants in ite history | 2°ver, better exemplified in Grand is : Junction than when, after preach- WE CAN CURE THE LIQUoR| Memorial day if the plans ar-|ing a sormon on love, courtship and Peas 09 ae LLL req 83) [Dank notes. The introduction of THEY HAD w Y | Rhobare. local EY $y lene eters engendered the most Peed, Selling Price. j stubborn fight in the case between (By United Press Leased Wire) | astern |the government’s attorney and | SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.—| | timothy counsel for defense At our shop there are cla y pat- ore eon wedding of Albert Coss and Miss |an order requesting that the entire |Ada York, both well coon Grand That medicine cannot touch. By|*Mistment of the organization ap-| Junction young people our method we eliminate the Poison dress parade for the| The Rev. Mr. Huffer did not mince trom the system instead of putting All officers will be | words in referring to bachetors and | We Can Cure Chronic Diseases ha rou, om y HABIT AND TOBACCO HABIT |TKed for by Col Inglis, command. | Marriage at the Christian church, |B ge apy cag iat Mmult# YOU, at from I) ONT sions of railroad imen— the t sound timothy. ! | WITHOUT DRUGS jer of the National Guards, bear| the Rev ner V. Huffer, the ad- purists, opponents of “ragging” and | fruit. The commander has issued | "sas minister, officiated at the | |the roughnecks, its upholders | W N A PRIZE FROST & O’NEIL saa co. zg Gaye }settled a dispute at their annual |dance by stretching a rope across jthe hall on one side of which the | purists danced “society,” while on | Dr. Emanuel Schmidt, president of the Adelphia college here, has been awarded first place in the an |nual Hterary contest the Swed. | 6.00 1205 OFT u | ” pe! T r more into it, by creating a perfect | mounted order of the parade | bachelor maids. | sh nanBeeehomts jnedieg eins pen ry ragged to “ - ish academy. This places Dr circulation in all parts of the body. Hed be as follows ‘They are of no use to the coun- |= ™ - hanes un ie ance at Dreamland tonight. ***| Schmidt in the foremost ranks In many cases we can SAVE) na Second infantry try or to society,” he said, “and I among Swetich men of letters YOU AN OPERATIO ret battalion, Second infantry, | Propose that ¢ should be crowd. —_——. ne, | SChmidt's contribution was a trans IN. We have) | Vit Long y 2 ga aj. A. H Hankins, commanding |¢4 ®way on some isolated island 1 4 ation of: Langmioe's Hiawatha | Second battalion, ‘Second. in| Where they will not get in the way | COMPA ese a Dr. Schmidt has not been in Swe : Fis Neegeul hd tayishe ? jfantry, Maj. Maurice Thompson, | of elvillzation.” | HE Ss fii d sn thld eee ie cis ne S| Reguiar Extra ae in connection with our Sanitarium, | commanding ———- le ta Se rip thie summer to arrange for the /§ Gog Crowns .. with @ graduated Obstetrical nurse| Company A, signal corps it OLICY |= 5 2 = 3] | publication of his work | Hew! c a 00 ) Rubee Aa sttintance. , be: Seattle division, naval militia THEY NIBBLED Not ROviIn: RS te & "3 | ngultation free, Charges less LOS ANGELES, May 25. Braet — ee TURKS WIPED OUT than in other hospitals, Come aud) FRIEND OF CORPSES |xickiey. chiet ot the trunnt cops, | ERFECT 38 oe . SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 26.--|has offered incorrigible hookey de-| ROTECTION pt a Be ah CHICO, Cal, May 26.—One SWICK SANITARIUM Too much association with eorpese votees two bits each to round up RCTION |26 : : !] |thousand young Turks, the entire 6 he caused | Fred Curtis to Joln them |their pals. In three days they — jez i § : Turkish population of ‘Butte coun-| Regal Dental OM ks ‘0 the job of painting the|landed but one truant, who, they |; vd for you on you Life Tnaurifc Wf Perman z ty, have been wiped out. Tho DRL. R. CLs Phone Elliott 3090 tnside of the morgue for two weeks |explained, was persona non’ grata || ently Disabled| \§ Fy |{cause of death was not Italian bul-|f} 1405 Third Av. NW j and then shot himself, with the gang HOME OFFICE, WHITE BLDG, SEATTLE, U. 8. A. 2 3 é & oe — — ing «ap ate which |f Norm- arto thin ed seh 7c: oi drowned the birds in a ravine, * ST sa BL,