The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, FINE NEW STEAMER LAUNCHED Ateel 1912, LORIMER PLEADING. SICKNESS (Ry United Prens Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, May 28.—-Tet graphing from Chicago, Senator Lorimer today asked Senator Lea of Tenned nber ef the Lor imer tnvestigation committee and one of the members who sig ia minority report ho to the Iii nols that consideration of the to expel Lorimer from ihe be deferred until health improved Len re 1 that consideration Jof the matter sid not be de| }layed, but that no action would be| }taken unti) Lo had presented! his defer | It is reported here that Senator Lea's answer prompted Lorimer to] jstart immediate! Washington against the advice of his pb PROGRESS DAY | q of Gold Medal London, 1911 NE MAN ee Wl ut Wl saat ins Leased Wire) eye. May 29—-Dr. W ald a pe ‘of this city killed by 29 years 1823 LATEST SEATTLE POLITICAL GOSSIP John Strioger, ehlef deputy under} Sheriff Hodge, witt make the (ght! lfor sheriff this fall, Stringer is almost a native, son, having been in the state since he was 6 months H.Jold. He was educated in the public eerland bigh schools of Walla Walla At the a he came to Seattle, nh 1887 he worked as purser and freight clerk on Sound steau for several years, and from to 1898 was conductor on the ine, In 1898 he was ap inted deputy United States mar hal, but he resigned In May to the Spanish-American wa rviee. He was reappointed dep ity marshal when he returned, and scted im that capacity until 1908, when he wae made chief depacy jby Sheriff Hodge inger is mar ried and has two daughters, 10 and As sheriff he promises to carry the “Hodge policies.” Largest Sale HIGH GRADE Tea in World If You Could See a Professional Tea Taster Taste Ridgways! He appreciates its supreme excellence. Carefully weighs the tender leaves on scales that will register a breath of air. Adds boiling water to the cup until the tea steeps to translu- cent amber. In no other tea is there such delicate flavor. The choice of connoisseurs in this country and royalty abroad for over three-quarters of a century, Inland ~— Navigation steamer Sol Duc, which was Jaunch ed will be Co. Yenterday afternoon, ady in a few days to ply between pattie and the Olymple peninsula Tho Sol Duc {¥ as completely a steel vessel as can posstbly be con structed, The Intertor finishing» constitute practically all the we work, Even the state rooms ar built of steel, When completed and furnishéd, the vessel will ¢ about $260,000, She in 206 f long; Miss Alice Joyce broke the} wine bottle on her bows as sho was launched i) the presence of a big} gathering of steamahip people at the yards of the Seattle Construc:| tion and Dry Dock company. Theil steamer is owned by the Inland? ¢ Navigation Co. and was named fr honor of the Bol Due Hot Spring and M senator nent u enate chewing } | hi exekinh's saving his peo tage to git him an ho, Chewing fer a choo-cl ip, eb? FE DESTROYED BY FLAMES United Press Leased Wire) FRANCISCO, May: 28.—T Old Heidelberg cafe, a leading an Franciseo's night life, | ruin today as @ result} ) fire, which stampeded | hugdyeds of aftertheatre feaster i‘ (WANT HADLEY JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, May 2' # | Heplying to personal request of Col.! around # | Roosevelt that he as temporary |to the site # chairman of the republican national! factory and # | @onvention at Chicago, in the event | Lakes Union mm that the Roosevelt forces Members epntrol, Gov. Herbert 8, Hadley | Prosperity wired that he would agcept if he ing can, in thin way, bent serve bis fac- | take tion of the party show Madiey made it doing Rookevelt, however, that he ald| Gov prefer that nome other progrensive republican be selected Dean auto jast night * Olds we ue Ms ed the pe a in the house until sae 7 09 James st 60 Ia fealed A ight Pgs. All High-Class Grocers Order Trial Package TO-DAY! rimer b Me T kited bin pans - it, if 0 ent ed Se i i ee i ee ee ee ed p ttle be th rday, Chamber GREATEST FRUIT CROP N PORTLAND, Or, May ® It is estimated today that the *® Pacific ‘Northwest this year ® will bave are eat fruit * crop on d, the total value ® of the yield to the orchardints # being $13,000,000 to $15,000,000 re : Se i WILL HE BE GOOD SAN DIEGO, May J. A. Reod. county probation official, sue! Mra }. A. Reed, ansietant » bation of-| ficer, for divoree, alle eruelty Suit was dismiased be fi it came to trial. Reed's on probation now * be next Baltings rd to ge sof ME pardon, we mean ie working all the second chotce Hay, Billings an noes that he is a candidate for you know, who is op everything progressive Omega and then ° * * Kuests ¢ * 2 t Progress and per he Lake n trip | 8a {ity new Wash day,” on an excursion to ent Olds state fa a disord per and beat governit ne 9 r ! n n Lake and Wa of the day the gtor the new line Union of act utomobile connectin neton committer and are Ko it up ond secure o«res “Bob” Hodge, people's candidate | for governor, 1) apea' the La-| bor Temple tonight, Each of the! candidates for governor has been invited to appear before the labor people Otte Case spoke at the | Temple several weeks ago. | | | JOHN STRINGER to make tee them for the Hay urning fa the door ments on husband than six or olght the po side of th 39 no’ Saturday, and sie been out by this time had not the smiling insurgent been called Ba to confer with Ormaby Melarg, the personal representative of the leading citizen of Oyster Bay Senator Landon was one of the leading progressivcs in the Inst season of the etate senate, He ta a double fisted orator who shoots! straight to the mark, and ts a hard campaigner. He was president of the King County Roosevelt league, and furnished its only ray of optim inm during the early days of the what Seattle has been ~ plain to Col last year wot will pre be pres bra SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR. ent cele tion pr Kelton, candidate for will start bis speaking ampaign tonight, He will appear D before the labor people at the La bor Temple Dr. W ner, Its up to you—if you watch, read and study the advertisers—their names—places of business, phone num- bers and what they are giving you 2s For Your Doll AYERS PLAN You'll save a good many dollars in the future by dealing with them. IS UP TODAY WATCH THE WEDNESDAY STAR Popple & M. M. MOORE ».:" Knowles Co. 1023 Post St.. Cor |BOOTS, SHOES AND The Bankrupt | MEN’S FURNISHINGS Sales Co. Tel. Main 3584. 4 Direct to the IS UPHEL United Press taneed Wire) SPMANCISCO, Nay 29.—The court toda ator Dan Landon for cor may be ox It might have ouncement fy day now j pected a ALLEGED HE | JUMPED BIG BOARD BILL Archie P. Gillies of Tacoma, said to be an incerporater of the Lewis & Clark Steel Co., a $5,000,060 corporation. al leged, according to the records of the superior court here, care fully examined today, to have jumped the biggest board bill in Seattle since the big fire of 1889, when most of the records were burned. Gillies is sued for $1,248, representing his board for 208 weeks. Patrick K. McHugh is the complainant. OUR PRECISE ARTIST ‘of Riverside coon! _ Miller, proprietor of iweod hotel, Riverside. | “ef compe! @ housemaid, to © -aechend ff WITH STEP- DAD p, Or. May & stepfath Brtob Byrnes, 19. 6x ‘conn why be didn who was charge. was al ubertsy on promi fa They are reliable and responsible. Ree Hive Store. onr rhice Kemp's Grocery and Market, Broadway and Pine Sts. J. Borge, 67 th Ave, N. W. Jefferson St. Grocery and Mar ket, 12th and Jefferson. These first class groceries and markets handle JAMES NENRY'S Miaalon will take the request of the Ayers soaneny for farther time in which to pre sent & proposition in the Harbor Istand terminal project at its lar = meeting «= this aft The commission will at t decide bow much delay grant The Ayers people bad heretofore been notified to submit their prop tonition, if they had any, by May 27 PLEAD NOTGUILTY SAN FRANCISCO, May 28 seph Watkins and Martin J. Prince, bell boys charged by Ethel Wit lame, formerty of Seattle, a 16-year old candy girl, with perjury in con nection with the trial of Dr. Otte ¢ | Joslin, charged with the betrayal of | Miss Williams, pleaded not guilty SMALL CHECKING here today. The case will be set for viel om Saturday ACCOUNTS WELCOME 4 THE MARKETS a Sa a eating The Mercantile oe fe Wwasninavon bot. The port comr Georgetown ' ¥ octal Spring od no to . Be Fair With Your House Insist on the Best. BASS-HUETER PURE PAINTS HUETER’S SUPERIOR VARNISH and— A Standard Since 1857. TWO STORES 91 Spring St, 507 Union St. $1 Per Year AT THE DAY AND NIGHT SAFE... DEPOSIT & STORAGE CO. VAULTS. PROTECTS YOUR VALt Ane? PArens Manufacture Hotel, Restaurant and | Steamahip Supplies. Steam Tables Coffee Urns, Steam Cookers, Bake Ovens, Stock Pots and Steamers Garbage Cans, Everything made of sheet metal to order 91.00 WILL BUY A DOLLAR'S VALUE HERE. is Made Plump cs Flesh Builder, Says Druggist Barte!. are simply su Mf nourishien'” pare.tbin, it is because the fp Rot ansimilated and | rh the system without flesh and tissue as] |Bawkrupt Stocks 2317 First Ave. Seattle, Wash, | CLOTHING We Jo sh 1201 Wiest Av, N. Ww. Diamand (H) Brand | Cor University. (Made tn Beattie) Mame, Bacoe, Lard ring Mra. N. R. Seeley Phone Ind Ritchie pgp eye Shop Ladies’ Tailor STAMPING ANO MATERIALS FURNISHED, HES RIDING HABITS, BREEC MONOGRAMING. specialists in this line We Mise E. L 2174 Selig Main 4451 McConaghy & Elmore Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ALL KINDS OF COAL and Briquets i Ind. 5021. we get plump and Samose. a tissue jeod which when taken fmomiediately be beflding and life giv the blood. up the system ih OW the bones, brings back | ‘of bealth to the pallid Temoves the tired and whieh is the result and low vitality. Drag Co. are Introd: acing | fo their customers and) W Bighty. They give! Of their Belief that} do ali ag is claimed Offering to refund the} Wit fails to Pitvenes the festore good health - | Absolutely fire and burgiat prow splendid service; open from 7 a. to 1:30 a. m. the next morning, Sune ys and holidays also. Vauits on e ground floor, in pinih view! of | (he iatreet Tibrd Av. between J ot Arctic Club Bldgs 215 North Broadway Seattle, Wash. We are Call upon us for estimates, ete. will please you AGATES | Cut and Pollshed 50c Large stock of native stones Northwest ve. Gem Co. 83 Madison St. First and Western. Office and Yard National Bank Cor. Second Ave. and Marion, 110 West Jackson St., Seattle J.A. M’Cartney 603 Eastlike. Staple and Fancy Groceries East 563. Delivery. : SHAPES We. are overstocked latest styles and shapes Panamas, Leghorns, Hemps and, JTopes SPECIAL CUT PRICES The Model Millinery 527 People’s Bank Bidg. Corner Second and Pike, Popular Prices Service Prompt UNION CAFE STRICTLY UNION HOUSE * \wans. rocal | wenatchee apples with nm Cash HETRICK HATS Alatinetive mil “A tly swatter,” TIES BOY TO i, ? HORSE’S TAIL :: Os tongue, treah” CAPE CHARLES, Va., May 29.— Because his j-year-old stepson was guilty of a trivial offense, Thos Drummond, a negro, tied the boy to a horse and then caused the animal to ran away. The boy's neck and back were broken by being dragced along the road and by blows from the horses hoofs. Drummond was arrested and today is awaiting the action of the grand jury. steor steer Hinds gore Women who seek Hitnery will find most interesting the |display of Spring and In the MERCK, HAT Retween D. LA FONTAINE, Prop. Ind. L 4380, 306% Union St. Prompt AT THE FRUIT, CIGAR, TOBACCO, FINE) CANDIES AND MAGAZINE STORE OF A. BACKER CORNER THIRD AND MADISON Main 1761 You will buy foods, with prompt ry Heating jfor your SURPRISE You Come and See for Yourself. PLUMBING AND HEATING Hammond & Sessions 230 Madison. Main 5911 A 2174 | Successors to Modern Plumbing & Heating Co. We do Plumbing and Estimates furnished free. We make | : onthe eee a specialty of repair work. If you| Than any place in the city have plumbing and heat not giving) COME, WE'LL SHOW YoU. satisfaction give us a trial McConaghy Transfer STORAGE AND FUEL “The Old Reliable” Phone Main 3460. Pure Port and [2 years oid 4 years old |6 years old 8 years old 10 years old Sunny Home Whiske 60, Free Deilvery. ce Famous Gilt Edge Sherry Wine | Steam Beer Sharp Bho wigers Piae fee Bpare ribs . Ind. A 5160 Hologna } ba Tw GOLD-FED CHICKENS | pa: con MEDFORD, Or, May 29.—W. P. Botied es Kenworthy shook hands with him Bhiet bee a pt self when, after baying a chicken for socal “Bazing Price, rts, he cut it open and found | . 33 pring broilers 130 lin it a pure gold nugget worth $1 Pimneye. nye’: HELL ON EARTH |i: Hooste TURNER, Or., May 29.—Disap- proving of the minister's views on hell fire,” Justice Graham is |leced to have expressed his objec | tions by knocking three of Rev.) Mr. McClellan's teeth loose. A CLUE, BY HECK! ” POMONA, Cal., May 29.—For the} ( third time in a month the Leslie | Shoe company was robbed Jast ; night of three dozen pairs of bables’| [8 i ouse le shoe The Highland insane asy ad lettuce lum is only 15 miles away, and the | Cucumbers, police have a hunch THE FATAL JOKE Cool—Delicious nea mevats— Selling Price ; u@ at THE WHITE HOUSE 109 Secend more and better/ quick service, Fisher Bros. LADIES’ TAILORS ‘Holmes Liquor House 2332 First Ave. ott 417, Main 3460, Ave. So. Luneh 1 In Connection 219 Madison St. | BL Hew, 1h kiing live, ib Bldg. | | | | Ke New Orpheum Theatre Metropolitan Grocery Co. ANGELO MERLINO, Prop. 310 Main St., Seattle, Wash. Pure and best Olive Ol) on the market Awarded id =medal at A. Y. P. E., scree 1909. | Phone— | Sunset, Main 1931 Rainier Restaurant and Bakery {Centrally Located Near Second and | Madison 5, dus Vegetanion—Selling | Prie 100 Ibe @ ‘Lake View Grocery, Market and Bakery Corner 34th and FE. Phones—E. BE. 518, Grocery department Is ‘up-to-date, We give courteous treatment, and jhonest and reliable weights.’ The market is handled an experi- enced man—only the choicest. and best meats and fish handled. Th bakery, with a r f 16 years’ perience, will please you with good | breads and past GO TO THE METROPOLITAN LUNCH NO. 1—Basement White Bldg. | NO. 2—411 Madison St. PERCOLATED BLENDED COFFEE It Is the Best in Seattle. Fine Us Out, WOOD THING FOR Cherry. B. 1804 fey, BOB weeveeee ulitlower doz ne grown straw berries cabbage ttuce, erie doz ‘doz Union Block, nt Avenue, tor yenrn, f 512 “THE CUP OF COFFEE” Rich and Creamy Use Our Phone, Main 7674, | | TEAMS AT ALL TIMES READY, Call Us Up. ay | require We serve will acquaint you with all of our Excellent Specialties. — | | , aon ! | Sieben |421 First Ave. 8. ‘ Five tl tern | | Patmothiy ai be Main &51: Ind. 14 amined Gtknown to De BMA Manner vo J thou, bere ret r teeth | ‘™y gearantee tn Seoth of my the MY NAME to eaten wr im Brown, D. D. S, Leading Dentist here lock. # Door South of the Postal raph Building. uns until 8 and Sun- til 4 for people wor! STIRLING CITY, Cal., May 29. Too absorbed in a joke he was tell- | workers to notice | the insecurity of his footing, Fred) ing his fellow Wilson, a bridgeman, fell from a bridge and was killed, with the laugh still on his lips. REAL WAR EAGLES PARIS, M to destroy dirigibles and aeroplanes | in flight are being experimented with by French army officers at| Nice. So far six birds have been | trained, and the results, it ts | clared, are beyond expectations TAFT DELEGATES BOLT FORT WORTH, Tex. May 29 | With the Roosevelt people in com plete contsol, the Taft delegates to the republican state convention, | whie h met here, bolted and announced that they would send | contesting delegates to icago. CHICO, Cal., - May “29.— folbles don't appeal to Newton Cox farmer, He locked his daughter |17, in the house because she wore a shirt walet with the tuck outside After a week's imprisonment, she tucked It In. Dance at Dreamland tonight. oe fay 29.—Hagles trained) de) Fashion's | rt ind ‘timothy 25 Pugs ou! 3 MONARCH BILLIARD Whole corn’ Cracked corn . Middlings oats Feafcen FAST STEAMERS LEAVE OgLMAN pock ‘ollowns FOR TACOMA . INDIANAPOLIS and FLYER S0, 100. 13100 4: 3.90, 3100, 5100, niGHT no IND Single Trip Be. || FOR EVERETT AND | 512 Second Ave. WHITE & DUGDALE, Props. | r90 A. M.. 12:60 Nor Sundays Leaves os vy 00 Noon, f:00 P. THRER ROUND THIPS D |J single ‘Trip, Mverett in syeons Bee. .megee * + Care Monette Hardware 106 Second 18, na Schedules Subject 1 Without Notice, flee, Colman ni; Main " 93. Ind, 736, PARLORS CHIMNEY SWEEPS JACK DALTON & CO. Give Us a Trial Before You Do Your Spring House Cleahing so You Get Quality and Quantity For $1.00 at LEWIS, ANDERSON, FOARD & CO. Retall Dealers. G. J. BAUER & CO. Importers and Jobbers of Wholesale and Ship Chandlery and Engineers’ Supplies TAILORS’ AND DRESSMAKERS’ SUPPLIES 1411 Fourth Avenue Bet. Union and Pike, Phone Main 5297. Pler 1, Foot Vester Way, Seattle Wa. Ave. South Co. Phone Main 8763. HULLIN TRANSFER CO. 1018 Post St. Main 1764 Freight and Furniture Handled With Care, WE AIM TO PLEASE, A 2612 | Eastern Washington Hog and Alfalfa Ranch 80 acres under ditch; 80 acres above ditch. All of this 160 acres 8 first class land, suitable for the ising of alfalfa, fruit and garde: truck, About 30 acres of this subirrigated, being rich bot land especially aday tot ing of onions and celery. Sit 1% miles from town and close to good market. Price $100 per acre. Owner will accept $10,000 in Seat tle realty and a mortgage on the ranch for the balan Por full ine formation enquire 221 Union Street, city WHY woe can save you from 25 to] F sd 40 per cent on Diamonds. The Cheapest and most reliable place to buy your diamonds Is at S. FRIEDLANDER 925 FIRST AVR. Transients pl their with me and then find th must leave them. spacen, aANnot ¢ 1 of an numbere i attendant dd that sho 1 Whether you wist the equipment or not, you are in vited to Inspect it hours are from 8 a, m, to 6 p, in. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Boxes of all sizes upwards. to make use of oa) from $3 a year PROPLETS SAVINGS BANK Second and Pike, Seattle, Seattle Buttermilk Co. SS Marion S¢. | jewels | they town without redeeming The stress of the recent hard | used quite an unusually tion of some | We deliver Buttermilk. in two- |quart glass bottles fresh every jday, Insist on our buttermilk and you will get the best. | Phone Elliott 1769 have them from less than you could buy (1 from any other jeweler tn town 025 First Ave, Seattle,