The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1912, Page 3

Peal bave not the braing to * ial alertness yoo 4 _ ah 0 PRODUCE” [CLEOPATRA DANCER MAKES HER CLOTHES WITHOUT AID OF PATTERNS} WSCO, Cal, July jam of the women 9 is voiced here to-| Gertrude Atherton, the ‘and writer, in which} have a low order ol been petted and their minds are about those of deep sea ment Mrs. mS same stat At of Oak the we Los A to the skies Bike on pablic que ly devoted to their they are pow willing to right of suffrage—a right men have willingly died Sherton is anxry over the} ‘of interest of San Fran fm municipal and state By have without here,” she says of suffrage he greatness of the gift ‘a lot of oysters with. Their failure example of other the state stamps them d the times and as ot back onte. women side, a sort stream of © a lot of the a know they have the The petting and of San Francisco women something to do with the Hon, but petting and B relic of the early min pwhen women Were scarce. wake up” OF US FAIL PRINCESS RAJAH Did you ever pattern ® dress without a measure, or fit a jols a rule with any sort of acurate success? But the Princess Rajah, the Cleopatra dancer erything for herself. And, won: @ pattern for her costumes. of faxhioning a gow! I sit on the floor my eye. Then | cut, and it comes always right it like American women But the carries this same provises from one them alike it with ou does. She does ev I do not p and do not stick any pins. emarkable disdain of patterns and pins into her act to the next moat ON, D. C., July 31 aces, and im the keynote of his re most of us fail to pro or Theo. E. Burton of in the senate today cost of living. He placed ‘ike responsibility om “the wi % " tendencies in every pro-| enditure and to the| We bed eneray of a large share * list of accomplishments. }the Spanish danc no time nor country and little im W. Va. July 91,|t0" Lewis and his pink whiskers than ever before. proclamatio im the Paint Creek see gore than 2,000 miners is completed and wil! future develop. Everything is re that region today A LUCKY DOG! Who Protests zz! Ordinance ress Leased Wire.) July 31.—Twen- E wire muzzies over Fleather straps that tight, each riding and accompanied is in “right” because of his theory about women of beauty it when he demanded $500 a month alimony for Mrs. Florence E. Kirk patrick, former traction magnate and now a railroad promoter. If a man weds an invalid sweetheart,” said J. Ham., he will nurse her through tife. he will concede her every comfort in her weakness. guish unappreciated. perfume. The masterpiece must have its frame. and tidy shoes and soft attentions.” a TROUBLE OVER PHEASANT DINNER, PORTLAND, Or., July 31.—Clifford H. Reid is liberty on bail, charged with shooting a Chinese ph season. Reid was arrested during a dinner party at his home at which the Chinese pheasant is alleged to have been the piece de resistance. A neck, industriously picked clean of its meat, was evidence that a Chinese pheasant had been served at the dinner. It is alleged that Reid killed the pheasant while automobiling near Portland. reet parade through the busiest women, owners of the vers ae against the ordinance, and took od, they stated, to show Al it really was pido’s freedom with an Wire cage or strap FOR QUEEN. DN, July 31.—Now that the} red Jaime, second | Alfonso of Spain. improved. Queen Victori eed today that she had de farry out her original plan her mother, Princess Battenberg, in the Isle of y Prince Jaime was taken ill| Members of Flock Said Sermons Were Weak, Pastor Sues Them. _| The Rev. George Ringrose, pastor lot the Baptist church at Dover | Plains, N. Y., has sued three mem bers of his flock for $10,000 dam es for saying his sermons: were weak and uninteresting. The defendants scoff at the sult land dectare they had no complaints 01. gray and o1 against the sermons, as they rather The k pre he the 40-minute nap each tomeat jumped on it and extermi Sunday nated all nine of its lives today at ant out of eteteeee eter te Sd. they Pvd ested dn 3° dotbabbiaa itediaad beh edible though she would Lieut, Gilmore has ask get ready | four weeks weeks longer. 3 Talis and 9 Lives. James Edie of Stillwater, a kitten with thr de legs and three Two °. ate ails Precious s ¢ black Bent by Return Ma os a . pong Ce. ag Es Ye ade’ el pista, i Dennis B buy your Goid ind Platinum Four Figures Conspicuously in This Military Romance. | Lieut. R. A. Gilmore, U. 8. A., stationed in the Philippines, while on a visit to Kalamazoo, } , fell lin love with Miss Sadie Bishop. They met four days ago. He proposed at once and was accepted in about four seconds. It took four minutes to get the approval of her | parents, and she said four days was ‘the least time in which she could! in N. ¥. State Prison. Baseball has been curriculum of the Great prison at Comstock, N. Y., fiveteam league has been ized. The first game for the championship will be played Satur-| day, and if the men conduct them-| selves properly they will bi to play regularly. organ anything THEY’LL TELL BILL! sis voce TAFT TOMORROW. “izo:"so: "Bright Young WASHINGTON, July 31—Promt nent republicans, most of them members of the republican nation A Hint. colo—I'm never aking into song Man to break in Democrat. hold the cloth in my fingers and measure with ( paper on fact about the Princess Rajah ts that she #0 that she dances in no two of Princess Rajah is by no means confined to the Nile dances in her She is mistress of the Hindu temple dance, ‘ovised dances of her own that have PRETTY CHICAGO WOMEN CHICAGO, July 31.—Chicago women today are stronger for J. Hamil- The former Seattie attorney and congressman from Washington, now practicing law here, He voiced | patrick, who is seeking separate maintenance from Walter E. Kirk- “ it ls expected if he marries a frail girt it is presumed “But if he marries a beautiful woman and the woman yields her un- usual charms to monopolization by ene man, we demand that he clothe tablish her so that her gifts from heaven shall not lan- “The naked jewe! must have its setting. The rose must have ite The world must have its beautiful women with their gowns and jewels, their expensive hate Seeeekeeteeeee® like ed an extension of his leave to four This Kitten Had 3 Heads, 12 Legs, had| cording to fr twelve| heads itten thrived until a vicious} Five-Team League to Play Baseball happy| Sh Why don't you get the key and you won't have New Orleans Times-| > | al committee, are gathering ,here| today to start for the White House tomorrow to inform President | is the man whom the nominated for presi-| Chicago convention | Out of City Orders Sotlett earl Taft that he republicans dent at the RACES RUINED HIM SPOKANE, July 31.—Arthur P. Schmidler, formerly assistant cash jer of a Uniontown, Wash., bank, is today under gentence of from six months to fifteen years In the state reformatory, following his plea of iity on a charge of having stolen 3 500 from the bank, Schmidler confessed that he lost the money playing the races. at the| }Alan track, near Coeur d'Alene, lIdaho. He was recently arrested in New York City by Borns detec tives ATTELL’S EXCUSE GONE SAN FRANCISCO, July 31—Abe Attell is training hard for his bat-/ tle with Harlem ‘Lommy Murphy next Saturday and the fans re watching his condition closely te b t Attell is determined to be in the Us, better fc best of condition when he steps into teed reins : Fuge | he ring with Murphy this time =p ios , nen told of Attelis hard Ba sromacn Murphy, when told ¢ Bie REMEDY That's good. He won't have any G00n pauaciste ‘excuses this time when I beat him. SELLING OUT sTock or pe ae Goons \% OFF. © ITO & BRO: 119 mations oe” of all. kinds shaped, remade, trimmed. ostrich work at reduced rates. MODEL MILLINERY 827 People’s Hank Wi BE AN ACTOR! ositions Guaranteed Graduates Marion Warde Dramatic Schoo! Arcade Bullding festion thls wore Func iii é THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 3}, 1912. BUG HEAPS OF / MONEY, NONE TO. MOVE {T (Hy United Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, D. C,, July St United States treasury is in the odd predicoment today of having lots of money, but being unable to pay for its transportation to sub- where the mone is ded. As a consequence there is a shortage among the treasury branches of $1, and $5 bills. Moreov th will be no relief until congr itraightens out the tangle of its big appropriation bills Congress failed to pass the sun. dry civil bill before the new fiscal year beginning July 1, and to keep the wheels of government in mo tion if enacted a resolution extend ing to the amount of one-twelfth the old appropriation bills, It happens that the demand for the movement of money ta always unusually large during the first part of the fiscal r, wo the July ap propriation does not meet the de partment’s needs, At present the appropriation is about exhausted and the subtreasury officials are erying for small bills. TO HOLY ROLLERS (By United Prem Leased Wire.) OAKLAND, July 31.—Mre, Myrtle Rdgar, who came here four months ago from Vancouver, B. C,, with her husband, W. KR. Edgar, disappeared last Saturday after packing her per. sonal belongings. Edgar sought the ald of the police today to locate stating his belief that she bad th joined & band of Holy Rollers, and ful ax it may seem, she does not use;naming Miss Amy Keller, head This ls the way she describes her method Hi ’ oS the local Holy Rolier colony, knowing of her whereabouts, Misa Keller told the police, after much persuasion, that Mrs, Edgar had gone to Detroit to join the col ony there. LONDON, Joly 31.—It ts report ed here today that the mission of Prince Katsura in St. Petersburg to bring about a closer understand- ing between Japan and Russia has failed Dispatches also state that 100 # have been arrested in Man ta and Mongolian towns on suspicion of conspiring against Prince Katsura’s life, 90-MILE RIDE CENTRALIA, July 31.—Tweaty five regular army officers who par tleipated in the maneuvers here, today started om the 90-mile horse back ride that each army officer ts compelled to take once yearly. The ride started from Gate City under the supervision of Brig. Gen. Mar jon P. Maus. LOCKJAW KILLS COLFAX, Wash. July 31.—Mre Fred Screiber, aged 24, today died of lockjaw caused from an injury received July 24 in an automobile accident, when the car in which she, her husband and baby were riding, backed down an embank ment HE’S CAUGHT IT BOSTON, July 31.—After four years of investigation, Dr. Phil- ipps Shepherd of the Harvard Medical school, Is certain today that he has isolated the micro- scopic infectious virus that at- Beacks the spinal cord and causes Infantile paralysis. Now, he says, it will be comparative. ly easy to find an antitoxin. THE MARKETS The prices following are paid by lecal commission nerchanta to the producers prices paid by the fler to the fommiasioners. The prices paid the farmera comes under “buying price, and the um paid by the retatier under “selling price.” Prices in all canes are subject hr excellence, but t Stherwise Indicated, are for strictly firet grades Eace Framt—Selling natchee apples +4 w ap ‘7 1 Valencia 3.50 Dreseea ‘Msate—aei jething ke fell cut. Buying Price. Eane lw 1.1e@ 8 on Loins, No, added to the| !t! Meadow | jiinds: and a! Fore Rounds |Ox tong \ Liver prison | Heart Mutton Wet! allowed | &p B t | Dressed hows immed she 4 uiders riger Peet upare ribs rk sausage Pivor sausage 1 ham hee Poultry —wovat waving Prive rollers ring U “8 Turneye. trv™ Htoosters, live (pring ducklings Ducks, live, Ib, yg, do “ ‘Vogetavire—Aelling F Cherries, Bing Wax beans termelons Wa * : @ Pood, serling Price. =| Bastern Washington mothy 18 puget sound timothy 14 Alfalfa 18 at nay 00@ 38 Middiing 36 Rolle} oats and barley mixed $7.00 AMERICA’S FOREMOST SUFFRAGET A RICH AND SWELL ARISTOCRAT Mrs. Belmont Makes Newport Society Leaders Sore : Urging Them to Help Right the Wrongs of Workir Women, But She Goes Ahead Regardless you GO-YEAR-D NEW YORK, July “CHARITY NOT BIGGEST NEED” MILLIONAIRE WANTS. WI 31.-—Girls, do want to marry $8,000,000 and |a son of the Revolution who can't, | jin the course of nature, |long? if Jand }vid L. y | oe want Bu the led oa The Mr ingste tion hat him | fered F pe ol Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont and the New Woman Suffrage She Has Just Opened at Newport. Mrs. 0, H. P. Belmont has been /she could not drive referred to as “the exception that over a roadway t proves the rule,” the rule being being repaired. She that rich women do not trouble hurry, When tt themselves much about their poorer proceed the man sisters. She is the most prominent front of the car suffragette of the day and a fighter chauffeur back. Then Mre for higher wages for working got out, and grabbing (he women. the collar ea to Mrs. Belmont belongs to one of side and dey the richest and most aristocratic car was a families in America, She was Mrs. knew just what bad b William K. Vanderbilt, and in the But all her conque mother of the ducvess of Mar! easily won. She bh borough She can call queens and able to win over the 400 who make princesses by their firet names aud up New York's exciusive social set.| knows how to do a court bow. She Recently she op up suffrage owns several palatial residences, headquarters in for the most famous—Marble House suminer season » being located in Newport, R. I. She one thought the 400 would flock tol wears Parisian gowns, has a jewelry the reception. Rut the word had box filled with big diamonds, can by passed around. There was no effect her slightest whim, and yet one to lead the procession, and the for three years bh given over | 400 did not flock. Bach and every nearly 12 hours of her daily life to one of those who bowed to White et the cause of woman suffrage jaw Reid stayed away, and about) pad She has determination, anyhow.| Mra. Belmont were only the “new Once an officious workman told her| thought” leaders of the east THIRSTIEST CITY | BLAME MADERO IN THE WORLD MEXICO CITY July Re sponsibility for the of MUNICH, July 31.—This soldiers and passen on the} the thirstiest city in the worl Mexico-Cuernavaca train recently Kecérding to official statistics |; hen More than 100 persons were| just published, the average per |*itin. ts being laid today directly] tepid consumption of beer in |%t the door of President Francisco] Munleh fe 70", galions a year. |! Madero by officers high in the| in the United States it is only | ‘nhs of the arms | w #4 gatene. ese army officers declared] 7). THe Munich breweries pro- i but for t interte rence by gaced, last year, 81,752,000 gat. | Madero, Emilio Zapata, the rebel lone ot ‘been, of which 42,800, [leader whose troops attacked the 000 -whre drunk “in the ‘city, |tain. would have been executed a whilesthe rest was shipped to |*°*" “8° ot other parts of Ge y oF ex TIME FOR PARDONS ported. This home consumption TOKIO, July 31.—The mi represented an increase of of justice today preparing 2,310,000 gallons, as compared [amnesty signalizing | Emperor with 1910. ‘HONOR’ CONVICTS ‘2.05 in 2 Bost ARE CAUGHT Koreans on trial at Seoul with conspiracy to assas-) nt Terauchi, the Japan-| Por lent general | RENO, Nev., July 31.—Wm, Cal-| vert and Ernest Williams, the two| “honor” convicts who escaped from the state penitentiary at Carson t Monday, were ares at Ger jach last night by & posse that has been searching for them. The fugi tives were discovered asleep in a| barn, and were so fatigued that it} took the officers nearly five min utes to arouse them Headquarters I her nd ord VE every-| Ca Sund long mast ne and the | went mast large | Ame after LaFe the vot juin suppe MAN IN ENGLAND e WRITES OF BENET FROM SULPHURRO $3,200,000 Perfectly Pure Blood Ought in} GOES BEGGING Time’ Make a Perfectly GENEVA, Italy, July 31 | Well Body: A for-| tune of $3,200,000 is going begging in the village of Btoy, where dili gent search has failed to disclose ny heirs to the estate of a Ia named Corthay, who died rec without having made a will. There are as many Corthays in Etoy as there are Smiths in the average American town, but ald claim to the fortune Lew w th Th av ger time opent of Dr pent j fintat ‘| BIL none has re A mass meeting of property own ers and residents around the Wash ington park district will be held tomorrow night in Miller's hall, 28th av: and KE. Madison, to protest against the establishment of a city incinerator near the park. Counell men ffiths and Erickson will) That Ist speak and various property owners, i Deritiey The eity tried to put in an inciner ator in that district last year, but} the proposition was defeated that t Be to Mi ter | time make cou be Am Ontario, Cal—Judge J. R. Pollock | « says he has no further faith in Mexicans. He was lenient with three Mexicans brought before him for disorderly conduct, and fined them only $5. pting their checks for the amount. Checks worthless compar Iphurre at all drug. stor and why, Free application to the |Sulphur Co,, 71 Ce hue, Wash, loth Signs Orn w.S. ru T ve +eeeeetee A AL nie I relle the the | has deatt F st | |men | othe COREY SIGNCO COREY eo enoone SEATTLE WASH. start plate ROSENHAUPT OUT FOR CONGRESS superior schooner A on the China coast WOOL BILL IS senate a conference OLDEST INDIAN | WORK GOES ON wish of 1b PENDLETON, O and the pastor TeCrTeT err ercre es oy a revolver live very| Da put on y be tucker and gc to Hardenbrook Mr. Hardenb 1 Jealer, and he lives at 22 Flush He says he has a pe 60-year-old millionaire a wi t there over in ok in & av rtectly | who of who bh to accommodate themse wn and t t out of th million-dollar girls girl “an 140 pound rs not if she wpecificatic And| ie ne right em plump way a note sad ve # 6 in rug ves to} traight running taste who need fills Maidens sheath will be DR. CORNELIA DE BEY CHICAGO, July 31.—"Education, not charity, is our greatest need.” This was the declaration to a meet ing of women educators last night of Dr, Cornelia de one of the leading professional women of the nation, She ) pounds millionaire likes Hardent widower arold wilt | that she considered ti me . olla « Young, famous su- r { Chicago schools, a efactor the buman than Jane Addams of “Hull House,” because she said Mrs. | Young is getting at the root of pres- nt evils by helping education in- tead of charity SHE MUST HANG (By United Press Leased Wire) RICHMOND, Va., July 31.— Uniess Governor Mann, at the last moment, commutes her death sentence, which he says he will not do in any circum stances, Virginia Christian, the negro woman convicted of the murder of Mrs. Ida Belote of Hampton, will be executed to- morrow. If the sentence is carried out she will be the first woman to be electrocuted in the state. She has already been given a respite. be to race He hasn't Mr if he had to} it «e ine all hap YMPIA July 31 Senator pt of ykane has} of congressman republican t are: Chief Justice R.| and Justices Wallace O, G, Ellis of the rt nonpartisan ing yun bar t and an, | «| CURED OF BOWEL AND peue!*| STOMACH TROUBLES of the] «, Jefferson #, and A. 8. for judge of} of Douglas and | « TERAN SEA CAPTAIN DEAD pt. O. E. Chapman, who died night, after completing a voyage around the Horn as er of the Dirigo, Jack London's was one of the veteran ship. ers of the Eastern coast. He} commanded some of the most} yun old of the Atlantic Pacific was in charge of} — G. Ropes when it the severe typhoon He was also Shenandoah, the ship sailing the supre kane, ¥ oi governor; W for jud Island. for land « Coupeville, an invalid for the not being able to do rk, much. of the to the bed, not and was have ast ni own housew e being confined le to be on my feet ly getting worse. vowels were When treatments of nearcely walk t ke th ith the 1 in a short time the stomach owels were in fine condition. am a six weeks I was a new woman, and was doing all my owa housework.” MRS. V. N. DICKENSON. | The above cure was effected with. out giving a drop of medicine. can do as much for you if you ai troubled in like manner tf you will give us the opportunity SWICK SANITARIUM 2515 First Av, Seattle, Wash. been count | my prville, court Wa ay boats He through er of the st ri TURNED DOWN ASHINGTON, D. C house disapproved noon by a vote of 172 pllette wool bill as it passed| sen By almost the same} the house also rejected the substitu’ iL | ate bill was returned to without the house ask-| All the pro ives and four of the democrats srted the LaFollette bill July 31.— yesterday ‘o 56, the Phone W 472. Investigate the special fea- tures of t., SAMSON MARINE ENGINE before purchasing. Elliott Bay Yacht& Engine Co. 3042 R. R, Ave. S. W., Near West Seattle Ferry Landing ANGE Wash., July 2 believe that Hunter the Indian who died yester-| s the oldest human being tn America, Pioneers who 0 ago remember an old man RT s Seattle. hwest years as being hat ion caus and Ch into th He had lived on an old farm e Elwha river bottoms for TANNHAUSER 2d and Pike and Vocal \fternoons the 803 the Dr. Rinin completed at the built and opinion at Summit tarted bt and nearl of bi d this winter 1 om tne 1any of bt inte Instrumental Entertainment and Evenings MEALS AT ALL HOURS a la Carte. is the D years LIARD EXPERT; | PASTOR RESIGNS | July cause he is a billiard expert, his congregation thought “little ivery balls belonged the devil,” the Rev. Frank Ines, a Presbyterian minis here, has resigned. The told his flock if he uld have his way, there would a billiard table in every nerican home. MERIC NT siTIs ‘The AMERICAN CUT-RATE DENTISTS 6193 First Ave, “tuidwe® Building PNERR SQUARE. 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