The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1912, Page 6

On An Outing’ king ix made igestible with Adolf’s De Ade, NAF YOU GoT OUDT OUR CLOTNES + TO Go TO cHicaao f All camp coo! appetizing and d LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE THE ORIQINAL WORCERTEROHINE Fish, Game, Stews, St all outing « mp jemkes, anil Aw Appetiver Our Goods M 820 Pike St. rs ust Go ARTNER ine of Fu $5.00 15¢ 8 $8.85 18c $10.50 $1.80 $20 Must Close This Stock Regard- less of Prices, ta tine Tron Beds up from ONE DEAD AND 10 INJURED IW RIOT (Ry United Preae teased Wire) PERTH AMBOY, N. J., June t Following betwe pol and more str smel-| ter k ff Bolischweller| t he has the sit €-ft, Roun nsion Table le le e $14 New. Maple Chiffoniers $40 Majestic Range Cured My Best Man of the Drink Habit A PROMINENT BUSINESS | tne MAN WHO HAS HAD EX-| $5,000,000 plant of A PERIENCE WITH OLD) Smelting Poe Re ao e METHOD TREATMENTS t Atlan’ Terra Cotta Works re RECOMMENDS MODERN | sumed work toda ing be NEAL TREATMENT. jeranted half a cent hour in wages smelting taken into 4 to have arms tion In his posse Wm. D. Haywood on the way arrest him on AVEN ON SCHOOL BOARD Vacancy the beard 1 by the resignation of Judge Smith has been filed by} riots wor uation we One nd night sympathizers ectives and police the Americ ning | 2 an t scores each was and ammuni ves arre! plant He writes such an extent ed with my t him financia Li « been asked ted t CR I TE more tha and he is completels in better physical than for years.” Call or write fc mation. NEAL INSTITUTE a | pant nfor-| on school | caus full Evere’ | the appointment ot Hermon W. Cra-| 1735_16th Ave., Seat }ven. Mr. Craven ix a native of In-| Phone East 4381. }diana and has had « good deal of | hg ig ¢ in school work ——_———— | Other business transacted by the | |board yesterday was the awarding of the ¢ tract for next year’s coal tto the Pacific Coast Coal Co.; the} approving of the plan for sp vacation industrial schools }provision of auxiliary classes for| }backward pupils and the awarding | of the desk contract to Chapman | Bros, & Co. Broadway Rink 711 EAST PINE ST. Ladies “Admitted Free Both Afternoon and Evening Skating 25c. Checking Free. —— STRAWBERRY | FAST STEAMERS JAG LATEST LONDON, June 15.—The LEAVE COLMAN DOCK As Fr ” strawberry jag is the latest. FOR TACOMA Recently tourists have been r Stes. INDIANAPOLIS and FE ‘FOO, 900, 11:00 A | fruit steamers which carry the supply of early strawberries across the channel from Plow: gastel. The ship owners say that the fumes given off by large quantities of the berries are as powerful as liberal indul- gence in whisky, and more dangerous. Crews on these ves Sels have to keep on deck in order to keep from being hope. lessly overcome by the fumes. en 60, 00. 9.00 TF. M. ND THIPS DAILY Heond Trip 5c. FOR EVERETT AND EDMONDS STR. SIOUX 700.4. 3 On Sunday 12-06 fused passage on the |ittle M.. 100. y * 2:00 Ni FUREE not mond= 206. ‘Rownd SOc, Edmonds 40¢. Above rates effective March 18 to Ju: 12 Steamers to Cha w ‘Tleket Otflee, Colm: Main 2992. Ap, Everett RENE RRR SAN FRANCISCO, June 15. Come to Seattle, judge, and I will show ’you the sights in my w ca said Frank Phiscator, 21, today when Judge Graham made final set- tlement here of the estate of the boy's father, one of the famous miners of the early Klondike days Phiscator's widow, now Mrs. Joseph Gordon, has b son's guardian since father’s death Michigan ® City, Ind. len Subject otles, Dock. Ind. 736 DR. E. L. SWICK, S. T. Founder of the Swick Sanitarium See SESE EE EE EE at » th CRRA BONDS VALUELESS GETS HER MONEY On the ground that Columbia Riv er Orchard bonds were worthless | 2 * out the use of drugs of any ki We Can Cure You of the Liquor Habit Without Drugs Come and See Fr nd Consultation } King Dykeman yesterday ordered | George J. Schantz of the American | | Securities Co. May Younger and her son, John Gaftney, the house and lots, valued at $4,000, which they gave in ex change for $4,000 worth of the De Larm orehard bonds. Mrs. Young's testimony was that she was told the bonds were secured by three times their vaiue in lands, SWICK SANITARIUM aKID Int Ave, Seattle, Wash. ff) Seattle Business Directory, "OPTICIANS Osteopathic Licensed Physicians Members National, State and y Association DR. A.B. CUNNINGHAM on ‘ANOTHER——— CONVENTION The two-year campaign of the Chamber of Commerce for the 1913 convention of the National Confer- | ence of Charities and Corrections | | bas resulted in a victory, the con-| vention at Cleve terday de to hold the meeting here | This convention will be one of the | biggest meetings to be held here | |next year, Several thousand of the ing workers in charity «md re will pe here 1 Leary Bide _PMONES: IND. BIS1, MAIN G467 OR. W. BE. WALDO 201-2 NOR MAIN 4150; “DAS. POTTER & RICKART PHONES: MAIN 007, 1 " ee Safety Deposit Boxes VANCOUVER, Wa “But my se perfectly protested woman rescued by an officer from the direct line of big guns at tar- get practice at the Presidio. “Looks like son-in-law is up to his ancient tricks,” pondered the officer, G Erikson Bldg. hones: 34 Dr. indescribable your ailment may be. benefit you he wilb not take your case. | when the trade was effected, Judge | ond and Pike to reconvey to Mra.|"—~ THE STAR-—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1912 lay in Starting for t MND HAF You PACKED D LARGE TRUNK § t SPHSSHSSSHSSSHSHSHSSHOSHSHSOHO HS OHSHOOSG T VORK ON IT NOW, SUITCASES, ADOLE — NAF You cor vem?! on eeoeoeopseooooeoe WHAT STANLEY SAW IN THE ORNATE LOBBY OF THE CON- GRESS AT CHICAGO POU PEEEETITITIT TTT EE) Prominent Attorney Cured When I went to the offices of C. F. Lathrop I was suffering pain from rheuma back and arms, but ism in my after being under the care of Dr Lathrop for two courses of treat- ment, I was entirely cured vise. all suffering humanity to con 1 ad nit Dr. Lathrop, no matter what If he cannot Dr, Lathrop is located at 13-14-15 People’s Bank Bidg., Sec Yours truly P. W. WILL) The Difference Between finely tatlored made to measure.clothes and the ordi- nary ready made is so marked that men who would present a genteel appearance cannot af. ford to wear the latter. 7 We've Fabries ready for your selection—why not place the TAILORING of your Summer Suit in our hands? The Frost &0’ Neil Co. Men's Store Only. 1205 FIRST AVE. T, Seattle, Wash} he Convention UND 9S MY SH0Gs SHINED Anort PENCIL SALE NETTED $4,182 FOR CHILDREN walet conducted for hospital The pencil the Orthopedic clear profit of $4,182 taken-in during the sale on ey derived from the sale be used to defray current expenses and install an elevator will The hospital is doing well finan-| cially, and the month of May show led good work done } PICTURE OF ¢ bk — AUTRENTIC ot ee wr stem LOBBY OF THE ConGRESS HOTEL peect FROM THE COLISEUM WHERE THE ROLLING IS GOOD * RAR THRETAARARR AT AHA RAHA RAT o *® PLANS TO MAKE JULES VERNE’S RECORD LOOK SICK B. J. Whee, & wealth manufacturer of New York, is going to show Jules Verne up for a piker. He is going’ to demonstrate that Phineas Fog, who circled the globe in 80 days in Jules Verne's book, was not “there” when it comes to traveling Mr, Wise believes that traveling conditions and equipment have so improved since Phineas went Foesing around the world that the trip can be made in 39 days. He starts from New York August 10 and will get into Seattle the 14th His itinerary is ax follows: New York, Seattle, Victoria, Kobe, Japan; Viadivostok, Siberia; Moscow, Russia; London, Liverpool and New York. eeeeeeteteee eteeeeeeee gees “SANCTION MIXED) ENDORSE MOVEMENT MARRIAGES” SAN FRANCISCO, June 15. |San Francisco Building Trades BERLIN, June 15.—-Red hot discussion of press and public Council is on record today as in dorsing the movement for abolition jot the death penalty in California Initiative petitions are yw being d by the Anti-Caplital Pun t league | Ask Your Doctor | It is impossible to be well, | simply impossible, if the bowels ‘are constipated. Waste prod- the matter. lucts, poisonous substances, | must be removed from the body HODGE SETTING _ rmustbe removed from the body A FAST PACE \willbetroubie. Ask your doctor | ROSLYN, Wash. June 15,--/about Ayer’s Pills. He knows) } Hodge i setting @ record | why they act directly on the liver. |breaking pace here for real cam-| Gently laxative. ri | Hotel Ethelton for governor is equipped with a pair |of sturdy legs that m never to tire of cross-country hikes, hill After all t« And you have A D “mixed between biacks and whites—in the German colonfes. * Both the social democrats and the ul- The press does not agri ie devoting columns of space to |climbing, dusty roads,-or any other 4, as long as they lead to the places of work of just every-day folks. Yesterday covered Rosyin, Ronald, J ville and South Cle-Elum, NO SALARY FOR JUDGES WASHINGTON, D. C, June 15 The senate today adopted Smith's amendment to the tive and judicial appropriation bill] abolishing the salaries of commerce | court judges, The vote was 28 to} 26. If the amendment is accepted! by the house the effect will be to leave the commerce: court judges without either Jobs or pay. CAPTAIN SUSPENDED For allowing W. L. Gazzam, man- aging owner of the steamer Rell ance, to enter the pilot hottse, Capt, Alex, Zugerhoer, master of the. ves- sel, was yesterday suspended for four days by the United States ma- rine inspectors The law prohibiting any but of- ficers from entering the pilot house when the vessel is under way is Lees strict, 4 and done pad a day of fun nd you want to save rome mon, on't forget to stop at the Etheiton. wking and Heating, hour to burn, Ble §l | | ked, re- dyed, ed-—made ow. MODEL MILLINERY S27 Pe Bonk Bldg. trim: Hav® Your Photo Taken ® Real Auto POST CARDS—$1.00 PER DOZEN Kodak Figns Developed, 10¢ a Roll, Any Size. A. M. FROST 1332 Firet Av., | Light and Power Co. jwere taken to the | river and from (here Into town, get cipal business of the day, the fi at will the A kirmens will be giver week in August to faire the institution, Rehearsals soon begin in the Press Club atre CUTTER RUSH | GOES TO KODIAK Carrying provisions for the re- lief of the volcano sufferers in Alaska and to replenish the supply of the revenue cutter Manning, ¢ United Stat revenue cutter Rush is on i way to Kodiak today. The steamship Mariposa, which ar rived at Cordova lees than two days after the first voicanic eruption, laden with volcanic ash, stew inte port last night. Officers and crew car ried souvenirs emal! botties of the a yellowish, iphur- colored, finely ground as ELECTRICAL | ‘CONVENTION ENDS The excursion to Snoqualmie falls and the White river, given for the delegates to the electrical conven Ket Sound Traction. was enjoyed ox inspecting the falls, the guests plant at W tlon by the Px by 486 people plant at Ssoqualm ting back at 4:40. Most of the dele for Portland and th CAUGHT BY | left today st Is Inexplicable MAY FO | / | | Hearing wilt $6,582 being | forfeiting the fran h elephe | Independent thas recently b y the Pact Words by Sc ; ch Music by Condg WY NOD DRESSED VOT HAP YOU Beany ING Aw RFEIT INDEPENDENT PHONE FRACHISE be held by the ¢ ‘a | council, on July &, on the ques e held by n formally absorb Te h te vor of such chine in forte have » remove physical proper with days WELLSTO Homer N near Glenre he wae struc by a foul t catcher tn a After being hin feet and fell dead p Other he bad faint & was dead Seeteeeteeeee RRR The Village Cut-Ups LOWEST TIDE eamer Columbla was caught by 2 of the lowest tides of the year when she went into the reat Northern dock and | was left stranded in the piling, When the tide went out she was left on the t and listed to one aide, The tide, coming back, filled her hold fpil of water, and she was compelied to send for the fireboat ualmie as pumped out and righted, very little damage be ing don WON'T DISBAND OREGON MILITIA. PORTLAND, Or. 15.—-Afte conferring with the Oregon naval board here today, Gov. West de cided that he would not disband the Oregon naval militia, at least not at this time, Before arriving here from Salem the goveynor appointet Edgar M. Simpson captain of the naval militia It was decided that the annual cruise of the naval militia shall be held and that organization in a few days will leave Portland harbor on the United States cruiser Maryland DO YOU KNOW That there are 11,463 lawyers practicing in New York county? June s of sidewalks ? s of graded streets? ys of sewers? s of gas mains? 8 of paved streets? of water mains? 350 police officers? 440 firemen? And two fire tugs? CHARGE AGAINST CLUBMAN DISMISSED OAKLAND, Cal, June 14 Char nduction inst Blinn Bryant, San Francisco clubr and capitalist, who was arrest while en route with 15-year-old Georgiana Nichols, were dismissed here today after a perfunctory hearing, Bryant insisted that he was taking the girl to Portland Or, to see her father, and was in no t of wrong doing. The girl's mother declared she was satisfied to get her daughter back, and did not wish to prosecute. | RECEPTION TONIGHT | Today closes the convention of the Masonic grand bodies vf Wash. | ington. A grand couneil of Royal nd Select masters will be the prin- The 8 attle council will entertain the vis tectives snooy hall while sing on. Dew tell! wur after? They wanted wanted somebo har!--fer utte wow v ee ee ee caught Monda ing expressed itself ix fa earring. If the fran d, the com its poles and o ty from the str or they will ' arme should try. tment Tt ed amxolite » Imemediat DIES UPON HOME PLATE N June 1 ged 16, living was killed wher k over the hea p while playing game of baseball struck be ra) one as the ac hom ht ed he Sunday, June 16, Last Ts Lectures. See “SOCIALISM . tam “Woman's inhumanity KOD Rows Amateur ibn, lee Matt Orders around th in’ class wor ¢ What ye reckon t d—hbarhar-har! fer erin’ false THE MARKETS owing ps ants Wenatchee Navel oan Dresses Chucks Loins, No, 1, full a. 7, No. " F R 1 | Ox vo ave bi r | Mutton— ere « lamb | Breakers Pork | Dressed hogs immed sid sausage ham 4 by cut. , niddale place to eat. I mitted by those iate good food serve the best. ner is a particular with us. : Roast Chieker Baked Chicken Pits And the, most Strawberry Scattle, are & fed Ox tongue, cacy . Drie gpcine protiers T ny | Potat muda onions | California Aspara Heets, » ‘urnips Ridishes, doz Parsley, do% . nulrtlower, a nuliflower, doz crown ries cabbage wack Th Head Cueun eas itors tonight at a reception in the | PY temple, 2320 First av. Charters were granted yesterday to chapters at Pasco and Water- ville, This brings the total of the state to 33, with @ membership of 8,631, , Vogetabien—Selling 100 Ibs. . straw Price. + 1.25@1 00@ oo@ 1 EVERETT: ERUR Eve lettuce, crte ington 19. 00@20. $00 Bas oo@ts 14.0 @z6 0@27 a 39. 00@40 2-88 26