The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1912, Page 6

acu ° THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912. ’ =a — Osgar Rehearses the Ceremony of Conferring Diplomas . Musi’ by Conae’® 1912—NEW—1912 WHITE. a ary cE yy AdOLF I AM HIGNLY HONORED. Grevcnen Wiener~ » Yeas, T KNOW 1D 193A Great ~~ wURSY ZWIEBELKUCHEN, ——YND DISS Pieces or R PRINCIPAL OF Forde rc Ou PRIVILETCH, I DINK I Berrer STOPEPIPeE Vill REPRESENT “ a ~ | wanes have iar wo eine REHEARSE ID, SO ID GOES MITOUDT A DIPLOMA, ARE You T HeREsY ConreR : y / Bunccer!$ Rotary DER DIPLOMAS To DER ACH A HITCH. YOU VILt BLEASe Reavy? VERY VEL, » eal a I Loox Howe Sewi YOUNG LADIES BY DER sae aie PRETENT To BE A SVEET MAKE A GRACEFUL BOW “ te! eee s 4 r Ronee wert COMMENCEMENT, GIRL GRADUATE, wWD—— VILE IT REPEAT a Zo Ae en Machines DER WORTS —— f-, GRADOOATION \ Dre 33! $30.00 B. D. VORIS Pioneer Dealer in White Sewing Machines 1105 Third Avenue Rentals $2 Per Month. Phone Elliott 594 Ralph Krows Electric Co. Retail Everything Electrical 316 UnionSt. Opposite Postoffice. q Sierras,” is said here today to have made an engagement HARMLESS BYE with a moving picture concern to act as the central figure eth Gr. sane ters Siar, Totnes for a fray to be enacted at his home at Redwood canyon iff Grant today “captured” the j ae ‘ops once a day 4 in the Berkeley hills. His daughter, Juanita Miller, also Tt-yearold son of J. A. Rams A [renee feuosian SENORITA | EeE GOES TO DEAT "awit caucut SENSATION In NIE TONIC—& phat will pose before the camera dell, who left the parental roof ounce r ! in Portland, mounted on his (By United Press Lease¢ Wire) cold water. Th father’s pony, and trailing a | CHEHALIS, June 6.—That Frank | * good to rein . id ? capes tent behind him, after he had |D. Johneon, dentist, first suggested | O00 for Eran ~ in rf bo the robbery of the Farmers’ & Mer-| this ” FLATTERY witnessed | tnriliing | porterms | Pi {fie a © s » wm a hic Oy Tict res” Reased Wire) One must be a genius to be a sucessful barber. One is reminded of| BOSTON, June 6.—Going to bis ne * of indians in a wile come beak ¢ ‘ cont ral, ones | du the tonsorial artist who operated in the same village for 50 years, and |death with a prayer on bis lips, Har-| be / Flat Iron Repairs. Wireless Bupplies Phone M. 1634 June 6.—-Assis Weakn show le "ligne Unteae Saetes Diatriet Auer "i ‘n| youthful brave for “firewater” [dent Lawrence Bar, is the sensu| never made a mistake. In bis early days, a handsome boy got into his|'¥ Marshall was electrocut bl / al testimo: Adelbert | pi cee iy oy if rc nape an Shave sir,” asked the barber jtoday. He was convicted with Mrs.| soda led to his arrest, the aa lwhich the state today rellen chiefly | ' Hundreds of people Ren os taste Setuantet. oe a re| “You flatter me,” laughed the youth, You flatter me. No, I can| Mary Cusumano of the murder of | = rug. store, auenching "hie [to convict the former as an accom ‘cell Rice ly use @ balreut the woman's busband yeath wan) land afte t fe . : ster by Senorita | °"'" ! ss lt pay | plice of the murder. jand after a few applications | 3 p " netant i ples, blackhead 5 are going into Central | M0 Guiders, stepdaughter of sama 27m passed. In fact, 20 years @id It. The same man came to the|Mutapiancous |) | Clark was subjected to 0 gruct-| Pltt,,,biechheeds "aad 2m i Bend is]! Ricardo Flores Magon, former pre- ‘ : - ling cross-ezanination by Attorney | vanish.’ Aw a protections . TT clonal. prouiaens of ftudinn ender Haircut, sir?” asked the barber Wweat to his death in ignorance of | A E | Langhorne of Tacoma, but made his| freckles, tan. sunburn and te | You flatter me!” sighed the man. “No—only a shave.”—Ciove. |he fact that Mrs, Cusumano's sen- 2 ‘ wrinkles this cream Is mot the future t city of f/the tiveral rebellion against Diaz, : ] ; . janswers unhesitatingly. He said) "Ones. £0)" o! greal ty wee ie on trist on © cherge ef vie. | 10nd Plain. Dealer tence hed dese commuted to life NIXON 1S DEAD alg tara 5 we aa eotenrd BF 4. “AN ing that great empire. Buy ; . ; al | ut , skis lation of the neutrality laws. er urged bim to tell the troth Martin, who formerly was a cow See eeteeRee eater eee ee atten eee (By United Press Leased Wire) though he at first had determined | | mp ver the jAg® ‘ r ana tonite for | now while prices are low. }},,.. * * | WASHINGTON, Jane 6.—It was Dy. mitted on the stand that to shoulder the entire blame. He} pur " sie he : ; * THE UNFAIR MINISTER *) : jannounced here today that United |') SHO ter offine sem ao os | nade by It only takes $10 a Soe ty Bones rot be oe re * Why did you and that young minister quarrel?” asked the # | Ruffner Candidate . States Senator Geo. 8. Nixon .of oe iat eo a aoens Gee ee fh month, Magon, he had been a spy in the, * friend * | Nevada, who died of spinal menin- | tion as a result | service of Diaz. Rushing upon him | ® He was nice enough in many ways, bat be was so horribly # gitie here last night, will be buried . 1 116 the bieoman in the federal building lobby after, * Jealous and unfair,” said the fair damsel to whom the young # in Reno ] repalr waste th the trial had adjourned, Senorita * 4!vine had been paying serious attention * Just before death came —- WANT CHANGE IN |: y and give you Guidera, eyes flashing and ber|* Jealous, perhaps—and naturally,” smiled the friend, “But #| Nixon was called upon by thr | treat ao cleer: Sa slim, graceful figure drawn to its) * “fair? *| Titiiea’ dienes ecieth ako ot \SCALE ORDINANCE, pint, alcohol a44 % pint wile full height, confronted Martin and |* Yes. Every time I would make an engagement for a moon- * | tempted to save bis life pour in 1 ounce quinzain ama © Baia ® light walk or an afternoon stroll with some other man, be would #| Mre. Nixon, the widow, accom-| Corporation Counsel Bradford| (i) Reve ¢, full pint of tee ‘ Strikes Him in Face. ® pray for raia,"—-Chicago Post * panied by her son, Bertram Nixon. |r, recommended an amendment quinzvin tonic stope teritatio 860 Empire Bldg. You are a spy and @ coward,” | * * is expected from Nevada tonight or |i ihe weights and measures ordi-| veils dandruff and excess ol and struck bim solidly across the * * * ** AA KRAARAHeRAKKRRAER HAHA HR! tomorrow nance which will regulate the | 2%4 promotes a healthy sealp Gennes | which an abundance of ton Made right, tastes right, is right Belsht at which scales way be) brililant hair will grow— —Felfer's Union, ses hung, and also do away with the | ——————— practice of piling merchandise around them. This came at the re- quest of Superintendent of Public Udlities Valentine. | Chief Weight Inspector Rinehart | ways that the dealers have been She was seized by court at A TRAGIC FIRE taches, who hustled Martin away “By Jove,” said Blinks, “that was tough! Here's a lot of stroyed up in Syracuse. The fire department was utterly hel NOW IS THE TIME |PEANNING JULY wwsior'Sovcomcithe ts Sins ist 4: deco MILITIA DRILLS| aro sei nor os vent lt anos de- a.” TO GUT ANEAD GET or A PAM oF MADE GLASSES. We know Sencibiges i how, to (By United Prose t.cased Wire) placing the scales so high that|# , PORCH BOXES, HANGING TACOMA, June 6——Gen, Marion OFTEN TRUE customers could mot sce what fl ciease vou need andy BASKETS., etc. P. Maus and aide, Lieut. E. G. Me 4 Signor Marcon!, fn an interview in Washington, praised American jWelght they were wetting. {I knew. hew to nike the Cleave, arrived here last night to democracy. menos ” | Buy Your Planta at iplan the milftary maneuvers July “Over here,” he sald, “you reapect a man for what he is himeelf— ju ** Guo shoule be wae: SANDAHL'S Forget That We Headquarters for Seeds of All Kinds. Plants of Ali Varieties. Fertilizers, Spraying Materia etc. srvere gon can soyey,ap y SEATTLE MAN the con Orry we => HURT IN AUTO (AMES) 20-29 in Southwest Washington. net for what bis family is-—-and thos you remind me of the gardener in They left to view the territory by Bologna who helped me with my first wireless apparatus, antomodile this morning As my grandmother's gardener and I re working on my appar- An army landed at Grays harbor atus together, a young count joined us one day, and while he watched will try to capture Chehalis, Olym-| us work, the count boasted of bis lineage. pia and Tacoma. Four thousand “The gardener, after listening a long while, smiled and sald: regulars and militiamen will be en-) “If you come from an ancient family, it's so much the worse for gaged with soldiers from California,| you, sir; for, as we gardeners say, the older the seed, the worse the Are Don't ures of U “— this is a money maker ané will be bringing in | TACOMA, June 6.-—William J Jou take possession. '"* Wi Riley of Seaitie suffered a frac- in a LIVE tured rib and bad cuts about the 2 earls 68 Se head and hands and the other oc- Oregon, Washington and Idaho. | crop.’ "Detroit Free Press. Se: ane cupants of his light touring car, Seaienieieatiadiieamen” —_—— bungalow and chickea | Mrs. Riley, the Misses Ethel and at ARE OF FOR SWEDEN YOUR OPPORTUNITY | wc ssS2 2c 32 | Bellah. Walter MeClure and Martin Hawkins, Multnomah Amateur Ath- To take the grandest seen trip ef the Northwest houses, Grace and John Carr were badly jeut and bruised, when the auto! bad turned turtle while making a sharp | | | I curve on the steep grade atthe! ] ib BELL MAY NOT BE CHAIRMAN (By United Prean Leased Wire) BALTIMORE, Md., Jone 6.—That R heodore A. Hell, California dele pa AN gate to the democratic national con Fine cut vention here, may not get the tem sterling stiver ladies’| porary chairmanship of the conven small watches. tion, as has been generally conced noLGHTON & ed, in rumored today. It is intimat spvef@d that Wm. R. Hearst will stron Jewelers, Gere! Frveliy back United States Pvadars 3 Sed wed Yesier Way | James O'Gorman of New York for the temporary chairmanship. Bell's name was first enegested | ax a compromise candidate for Sen- ator Ollie James of Kentucky Is the Practice of M WITHOUT DRUGS OR (By United Press Leased Wire) | WASHINGTON, Jane 6.—Mexico must pay for killing and wounding American citizens during the Me dero rebellion by shots fired into the United States territory. from across the border. prising ease. Dr. Joseph |letic Club athletes, who will repre- foot of the Nap river bridge | | sent the United States in the Olym- | yesterday Saturday, June 8 pie games in Stockholm, will leave A. E. RUFFNER | All save John and. Grace Carr | Portland tomorrow for New York,| A. E. Ruffner, a Ballard newspa- | were pinned beneath the machine, | and Sunday, June 9 J) on route to Stockholm |per man, has announced his candi- the brother and sister being thrown | | dacy for county commissioner from — [headiong to the ground S. S. SIOUX : |the north district. - Ruffner has : sso Leaves Colman Dock 9 A. M. for |never held public office, but has Profit it By Your : EPILEPSY CURED taxes a keen “interest tn. divin at SHE MUST PAY Bellingham and Anacortes De German fipeciaiist |fatrs and public improvements, He Via Scenic ‘Deception Pase Pi BS a siven [| is 43, married, and has been a resi- Arrives Back 10:30 P. She names of cures on heart B dent of Ballard for many years. He diseases. | Row be will oe tind iis a member of the Salmon Bay Im. $1. 00 Round Trip $1. 00 ee oi care om provement club, the Municipal Take a basket lunch, or you will tell you it league and several othe organiza- secure meal aboard the Mere is eps it, |, tons. Ruffoer ts in favor of spend- jf kteamer reasonable price ing the money raised by taxation in J SALES MANAGERS | ‘aisif Siegheree |the district where i in collected, tn |the" senate. foreign, Felations ‘com-| round trip on either above dates. , Wiefered from || the matter of road buliding. He imittee decided to have the Amer] Seattle Association of Sales Ticket Office, LMAN DOCK. ° of, 43 until 26 This is has been editor of the Seattle ican government pay wounded per- Managers was organized Tuesday — on the worst cases thet Tor pl eekly News for several years. |sons and the heirs of those killed, | inight to promote closer relations Some lives or four @ hee in aue- and then demand of Mexico to re-| mit to the government the amount | }between jobbers and manufactur years. thren oF four 4 ii: C ND BALL . mind was affected | RA z » f the ers. George Boole, president of th above addresses if bf are bs | Western Hardware and Metal Co., , I don't want to give the Bl was elected president. The organ of the patients In print, jization started with a membership will on diseases. 0 tt lof 41, and expects to have over wempn ater Oe Ju | FESTIVITIES 100 en the rolled before month is through surgical operations jup. It will do everything possibie to inerease the business of manu ieritr dental work is sore p{facturers and wholesalers of Se to give you trouble no pe aitle } it is @ very uncom ling 16 Be constant ninded by “jumping” teet! that the work ix not done rig! and is ready to be done oyer Think how much better it is to come to an. office which jx run by & graduate registered dentint and who has only licensed den tists associated with him, Per paid out. $30,000 HOUSE An apartment house with the latest modern fixtures, conven jences and arrangements will be} erected at the northwest corner of ng wip ay. and Lind st. at a cost nM wae “4 xb nurs | Of $30,000. The name of the owner oa ng lis for the present withheld. Plans | imate Trip SSc. Round and specifications are completed and bide will soon be called for Tt will hea a p ares story y_ brick: pn. 6. J. NURRNRERG | The biggest feature so far of the Mit 2amd Ave. NW. sessions of the grand lodge of the Odd Fellows was the competitive drill yesterday at Lincoln park, in which $00 members of the Patri- A Night on the Nile larchs Militant participated. This s |was followed by an individual drill Dance Tonight ‘TOO MUCH FOR ELEVATOR BOYS: (By United Press Lensed Wire) WEISER, ida, June 6.—Be- of the number of curious ry persons Dellevered University and Ravenna districts. I am able to sell at this low price just now in which B. C. Cox of Walla Walla jtook the prize. Last night's ses sion of the grand lodge closed with the conferring of the subordinate Mra, H. L. Schmaltz, REFUSED BABY MILK. DREAMLAND jlottge degree. The convention will| 611 Weat 76th St, "Seattle, Wn. | gan FRANCISCO, June ¢- as Tam hauling direct from m: woods adjoining city. You save andiing throug! f wood saw AT expense of yard. A large ed any si | | t | I know what yo y hotel elevator boys struck here haps you to carry a : : 7 nt Wikeuk. Gowe jclose today Seattle, Wash., May 23, 1912.) ey aimin, ye . * the stingiest man for a ‘The quegtion is eas fh my ya 7th AND UNION inferring of the Decoration of | Gentlemen: hust on | Br. Clark, t ‘ the nanager, ha: hed $e flasratie there wean re River Nile Souvenirs Given to Au}, Cbivalry on 22 Rebekahs and two] I have been troubled for the last vores. Hib pan ined the baby's milk gan ese thom. very fore they would return to work, C. B. Ni bt ck |Chavaliars will occur this evening four years with a general run-down hecause it, cage e baby's milk Fis to June 18 ean nce the ; o work. | (DIOC ae Hincoln park condition, so I had not been able to cost © cents a day, re-|I Steamers ana in diepiayed ‘be i The operators were annoyed Admission 25c. fused his wife car fare, and made to Change. Without in by’ mpinaten ie opie } because so many went tothe | Kenwood 674 and "Coday is the last of the sessions} work but very little, and was per stay at home to. eave hy Ticket Office, Colm for Bie chair, Dowt 3 ae hetel merely for the purpese of hewwood 2403, Including G Dance Tickets ,of the two orders, and will close] obliged to He down several times | jeathor © shoe TE Main $993. Sill Kaew that you are in the riding up and down in the ele with a grand ball at the Odd Fel:| through the day, and my arms were ei a PT ERS right hands? Remem our vate, lows’ temple. It is expected that] so weak I could scarcely lift them prices are from 25 to 60 per cent less than our competitors | ‘All work guarante FAINTSAT ALTAR | Regal Dental Offices REDWOOD CITY, Cal., June 6 DRL. R CL LARK, Monnepe, It's too hot to get married,” ob-| yneehirt AY i, Wi, fected Miss Ruby Wheeler, but John Fletcher insisted. Just as the | bride about to say “I do,”| she fainted from the heat. John| over 2,000 will attend to my head, | also had adenoids in : = ny nose nearly all my nte, and tad | PUBLIC MARKETS] SPEAK HIGHLY _[isesasiuln wealth oy LEON am now on my third bottle and can | Lawaleh’ de 1) OF WASHINGTON) sms Socios te Ra a8) tao first time in about thirteen Years, | 26c: raisins ur S a e In their pamphlet about the|ang am able to do my housework | cots 2. Ibs Northwest, the Northwest Devél! without thing Gowan dochstennils: ea ibs.” $1: ema ‘Ballard Business ‘BE GUIDED BY THE AG | TISEMG NTS BELOW, THEY . |RELIABLE AND WILL YOUR EVERY WANT 7 bare 16e AMUSEMENTS DAIRY 2 Ibs, glage —_——_--™" [and the minister revived her with | opment league, in session here, says Bnapes, 25¢ cans corn, 25e; shellod z | 5 Ne 5 be , Imonds, Ib. 40e; halib: : Job. | “Washington has a great variety | wish. 1s ach pink, beans, Ib, be Tbs. . Saas ¥ of land opportunities to offer. MRS. H. L. SCHMALTz. noon 2 Ibs. barley, Three Flavors. ATHLETE MUST SERVE entrusted to the individual executor often results in the There yet remain about 2,000,000] One of the many grateful patients “SANITARY MARKET Try It. You'll Like It. FRANK KEENAN PORTLAND, Or, June 6 loss of a part and quite often the whols of an estate; due acres of free government land.” that was quickly relieved by Na- | coatial tReet nee chee! Zollbs Belek 426 y PRINCESS RAJAH eae, Ane folng to be pretty | Hl to inexperience, lack of time to properly care for your af-. phen it goes on to compare the) ‘ure's Creation after many years of Toc eineearen: | 6:| Royal Dairy, § Leary —— + —|tival, and | cunt A “an stoae yh vo fairs. You can employ this strong company in such capac- Field ber: ane oe —_ ane suffering from eatarrh and adenoids es 77 es ogg oe. E MBALMERS work,” said Dow Walker, a well| ity and be assured of safe and conservative manage- products of the earth in the Nerta oq Roh, ry Niby acre Bg tho 3 cans beans Press jknown athlete, in an endeavor to | —, absolute responsibility and secure the services of Central states and in this stito.| om grateful and satisfl tients beup. 18 Oe ie tthe cat escape jury duty. “We're going to | experienc Our yield is 170 bushels of pota Regt. creed corn flakes, 3 pkgs. be ee lade Neda, bon” skald tho oer P sed and capable officers, toos per acre, while that of the{¥% claim to have been wonderfu $0. |‘¥ benefited or entirely restored by KNER MARK Ww hi We yield 2.1 tons of hay per # hs the use of Nature's Creation. In or. ring, r ASHINSEON Trusl Be Fi Py Ne NALS ter to et in airoct communtention oh fo acre. with those who are suffering with derioin sole, 2 Ibs.’ 25¢ bunkens Savings Bank , (Re fled bong Catarnh Aathin | Sek asia oper jordering Walker to prepare for North Central states is only THE 8 SAXONES Space: EE a le OTHER BIG ACTS HASN’T DIED YET Calls Might or mete BALLARD 9 ? Prices, in aeiphementinmneaenperannaintt (Bz United Press Leased Wire) PANTAGES VANCOUVER, Wash, June 5 TENANTS WON'T MOVE) eee eeaaey are AS | Berea saintan, “Ide re se a kip. “Ballard Sheet Metal. | Jali attaches are speculating as to ® Se@ond a h SAN FRANCISCO, June: 6 "i verte OF SRT. Ce We Seren OF 1 te R Vos. $1; butt atinee Daily—Twice Nightly |W long Harry Redmapd will lie cond at Cherry. New York Bldg. loatce her tenants neh ohmone |the respitory organs, we earnestly wii nck Cheene, 304 é He told Judge Shaw he could not| Ty 1 hk of this Bank Mrs, J. T, Roberts smashed all their | ‘atest You to call or write regard |G a ig Bi ARNALDO'S LEOPARDS ies Sheet Whisks. The court! he capital stock of this Bank is owned by the stock windows and catried away all theie| (28. this wonderful herb treatment, | | oUF nt Mean Bensational Animal Act anid ba would take & chance 0D he holders of The Dexter Horton National Bank of Seattle. Ginte. Tha-tananata tooh ine ten | oe Dance at Dreamland tonight, ***| Ballard Sheet . All-Feature Program suming responsibility for the pris ‘s and Mré. Roberts, out 9180, ture NATURE'S CREATION —- ~~ Skylights, Soc nea Adc and 20¢ oner's death and gave him 30 day penting at letware, ren ¥ 514-516 People’s Bank Blag. Modern Furgiture — Company. Quite Work. we i zs sure, Seattle, Wash, Charter Oak Ranges. ss ooo General Mill and Boat