The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1912, Page 8

Don't drive away the rough-loo ting man whe comes to your back @oor, He may be a millionaire look ing for « wrench te fix his auto, Felt and Straw Hats cleaned, dyed, Ny me " work od rates ‘M MILLINERY AT People’s Hawk Bids. ° atl Kinds Tema BE AN ACTOR! rositions Guaranteed Graduates Marion Warde Dramatic Schoo! 866 Arcade Buliding “REGULATION OF MARRIAGE TO SOLVE DIVORCE PROBLEM” We will fit a gold-filled frame, guaranteed for five years, with spherical lenses and leather case, complete for $2.50. This includes a careful and @ccurate examination. See our Kryptok lenses with no lines or cement acales, for close and distant vision Saves two pairs of xlaases Mounted with Shuron eye giass or spectacle mounting. Curry Optical Co. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 344-345 Arcade Building. Bring This Ad With You. Watoh i for NR. RR. N. P. RR. PS Carp. 8 also diamonds at lowest price. jon & Hunte Hotel Fr; Bidg. . 2ré and Vesier Way % 3 Pa } Lt e DR. GURLI G. MELLENTHIN, LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 3—J|educational system as far as sex If the human race is to improve in-| !# concerned is based on lies. stead of degenerate, the children It is so simple, so enay and nat- ural to teach a little child the truths must be taught the origin of life. | of nature. Take him irtto the forest Laws must be passed prohibiting and show him plant life and explain marriage under 24 years of age. lite laws, follow by explaining Both parties must be made to life, and finally, when the child asks produce health certificates before the natural question, ‘Where did I the marriage license is issued. come from? it will be easy and it must be compulsory for the simple to tell him the truth and Prospective husband to have suffi. show him its beauty cient Income to support a wife and ‘Sweden, my native land, handles possible children. the problem of {liegitimate children Pass laws compelling these re beautifully. Any other country can forms and the divorce problem will do the same. be at least partially solved, and; Young girls in Sweden are not the result will be a better and jallowed out after 9 o'clock at night cleaner race, in the theory of Dr. If boys and girls are found on the Gurl! G. Moilentbin, graduate of streets after that hour they are| the Centra) Institute of Stockholm, taken into custody by the police and Sweden, who is telling the public made to tell where they bave been }her ideas from the platform, in a|They are then sent home to their series of lectures on scientific|parents and the officer follows to} eugenics. see that they go. | We are working on a definite “Under such a system it is com) problem, the making of wise laws paratively easy for the government to take the place of the pre tito locate the father of an ilie« ridiculously wicked laws that r mate child. The problem of sup are {mmediate positive. In more compl and prolonged operations, every successive step of the treatment receives the most scrupulous attention and painstaking care. J. accurate a scientific J! methods insure that each indi. vidual case receives exactly the treatment {t requires. It Is to most skilif te the marriage relation,” #\ port is not left to the mother or her pos the pocar nl ton oe Dr. Hellenthin. |family and friends; the governme | “To do this wisely we must begin |having located the father, puts the This Podbaryn till me al | by putting into the minds of the/child into a government bome and} i based on something deeper § CDildren of the race the right idea |levies on his property or wages for and more vital than prices. It's || °f the origin of life. Our present | $300 a year for its support in the work itself. a - Regal Dental Offices HARD RIDIN DR. L. R. CLARK, Mgr. It was not entirely easy riding | on those roadways for which Coun- day. Councilmen Blaine, Griffiths land Haas raised the objection that it would be practically useless to put asphalt paving over planking, 1405 3d Av., N. W. Cor. Union St ¢iiman Goddard asked an appropria- |** 1s contemplated on some the NOTE—Bring this ad with you. I tion of $155,000 from the general Tne nihway The wil” pod | fund at the panei meeting yemes: passed, however WEST COAST CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION | HARNESS MAN Junction of Westlake Ay. and Fifth N. W. Corner Westinke Market. lots ; srtccceesees fi | Loganberries, box .. Oregon Ranch Eg«s, case lots | New Corn, box ; MILLIONAIR eG he 28e | Springs, dressed, Ib Cooking Eguns, case lots zie | Hens, dressed, Ib ed Wire) Get the habit of coming to the West t Co-opernt Aug strictly fresh local fruit trade. We nollie eggs and fruits. vegetables and ¢ 4 Posing as a millionaire in order Feed your sick only strictly fren to win Miss Mary Slain for a bride, Arthur Jarry, a former San Franciscan, after two days of wedded bliss, is in jail here today, facing a charge of at tempted larceny. xe eeeeeeeeex turn over the elty hall park to the| park board, to become part of ghe| regular park system of the city, or to retain jurisdiction over it, with the idea of some day using it for a building site HOW ABOUT IT? A resolution was paased by the council yesterday, demanding an ao- counting of deficits in the water and light departments in 1911, A deficit of $35,296 ts reported in the water department and $63,157 in the lighting department All popular fiction, by such authors as Churchill, Chambers, Phillips, Oppenheim, etc., sold else- where at 50c. Our price, 25c. The Home Library, by standard authors, 25c. Cook Books, Children’s Books, Mechanical Books, Dictionaries, all half off. Paper bound novels, 5c. McAdams ook & Stationery Store Ervy G. Pollock of Cashmere, for. merly @ resident of Green Lake, is dead, aged 40, He leaves a widow and four children. He was a broth- jC OCHHHH OOO COOROOH HO OOOO OOOO Jee eee eee eee eee eeee OHO EEEEe HOO OHEH OHO OEEOEEOOOD CURIOUS CLARENCE FOUND OUT WHAT WAS AT THE OTHER END OF THE ROPE * POR EEEETIIT ee eee epr. bts If 1 never again should 1 guess 1 could worr If I never i jeeta al guess | could worr animal acts” never If Jesters quit festing « if all the hat boys she wations “By PERTON PRALEY ooeoeeooeoe! 7 read summer-gir! jokes, y along out alcohol soaks, y along showed on the stage » "woman—her age, sid strike ip a rage, 1 guess | could worry along! If Miss Eva Tanguay should out out her act, 1 guess I could worry slong If “Old Doctor Wilson” reeigned, for a fact 1 guess | could worry along If nobody wrote any man's faahion dope, It “pretty girl” artiste were hanged with a rope If no one discovered a brand new “white hope, I guess I could worry along! if polities dr ed fron 1 guess I could worr n our talk for awhile, y along If baseball fans ceased a time to bexulle, I guess | could worry along If no one whould eay, as | aweat and I stew With fneo turkey red and with collar askew, Ww la this sufficte torrid for yout guess 1 could worry along ore to The Seattte Star efor a favor by notifying flee at ones of any fail for all, and complaints lyen courteous and promy it vous, paper fale bs by ¢ fit? mht this offic the Cireulation Department A shrinkage in gold receipts that local bankers say will mean the loss of the assay office tn Heattle next year ls noted in the report for July. The total gold received at the local assay office in July was $422,000, $319,000 leas than for the same month of last year Ieee ee eee ES SS GROOM CHANGES NAME TO SUIT THE BRIDE. Chicago, Aug. 6.—Miae Beat- rice Carol Herman refused to become Mrs. Abraham J, Koro- ski, but the welding day war announced when the» bride groom-to-be's name was changed to Abe Jonas Korr seeeeee eee ee * * * * * * * * * * e SERRE EMER Ee A reunion of the eld 13th regi- ment, Minnesota volunteers, will be held at the New Richmond hotei Saturday night, beginning at & Those wishing to attend should mmunicate with B. G, Bverott, Henry building, Andrew J. Dingley will address the Bellevue Improvement club at ite monthly meeting tonight Prof. W. B. Guthrie of tre de.) yertment of political sciences of New college was in Seattle youterday obtaining data cern ing the effect on traffic fol'owing the opening of the Panama coual Captain A. E. Mallet is on his way here from Matne to take cum nand of the ship Dirigo, wh commanded by the late Capt. Chap- tan EUREHDEPESEDS UBF Stanford University, Aug. 6. * Foreman Maloney of the Stan: * ford stock farm has a rooster ® which he claims can sound & the first lines he Star * Spangled Banner,” and has * named him Francis Scott Key. * * EER Power schooner Johnson brought eh Klick ‘ e the purchase of his bride’s [injured while revalring the gearing — home, ordered several thousand oft Port Blakely Pei yb Ri cua: z dollars’ worth of furniture, an automobile and engaged a United States District Attorney chauffeur, but when the time McLaren is today deciding if the ecu a for settlement arrived he had no | government can hold the ( a money and his arrest followed. fishing ver recently seized by | He is a harness maker the revenue cuticrs on All Books | park HEARING [ste et ts * * : . <== [| The council has fixed Septembor|* ,, 40h" MoCullough, 80, family & . 10, at 10 a. m., as the time for a Radtnast. thes Recent copyrights from $1.20 to $1.50, now 50c. public hearing’ as to whether. to % Bis home in Eastport, Maiue *® 10 years ago and has not be * u* * * heard of since. His relatives * think he may be in the North * * west, working with a construc * * tion crew. * * * RE KKK KKK The relief work in China will be discussed tonight in the rooms of the Seattle Commercial club hy Bmory W. Ellis, of Liatsingchow, China, Funeral services of Mrs. Mar. garet Graham, 63, 926 West 67th &t., who died’ yesterday morning will be held Thursday morning in the St. Alphonsus church. Cape Haytien, Aug. 6.—Domini. 308 Union. Phone Elliott 5269. Opp. P. O. Bier of Mrs. James Morgan, Mrs, 8. Morgan and James Pollock, resi- dente of Seattle, can troops killed several more Hay tlans today, it is reported, on the Haytian side of the frontier, Wur feeling is growing throughout Hayti. YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People fraa a} William Pocquette, 1448 Weet 64th st, had ee fingers out from hin right hand while working on a baod saw eee eee eet eee eee * * lw The Daughters of the G. A. # ® R. will give a card party at the & \@ Armory, Veterans’ hall, Wed. ® ® newday evening. The public # ® le invited * * * ° Tea AeA Chicago, Aug. 6-—“Hist!" said a» tall, dark, mysterious young man }"i'm « detective. I need a disguise \for a few minutes.” Mra. H. E. | Duteher, milliner, loaned him an lexpensive blonde wig. He has not | returned. DIAGNOSIS Haven't you doctors decided yet what is the matter with old Skin ner?” “No. We don't know yet how much he is worth.” | | | today arrested the surviving mem bers of the crews of two suburban ing or injuring 100 is charged Binks | bile fiend. | Jinks }that he cut ure. jan't he? I should say so, He brags his teeth on an Indian Oil company will bulla storage tanks on Lake Union that will cont $16,000. Berlin, Aug. 6—Physicians are _THE SEATTLE STAR i HI Hi Rio Janeiro, Aug. 6—The police |} | trains on the Central Brazilian rail-|f ich wag |road which collided yesterday, kill-| Carelessness Speeder is wome automo: | old} examining today the 44 personas Dr.| | Adolf Zeller says he cer without operating investigators are skeptical |think @ great discovery made. cured of can Some of the has been REE KKK Tillamook, Leslie G. Finney ® vigorously against the remov of the horns of his “gentle” pet bull The day after they were removed the animal at tacked him and butted him nearly to death. * * Or., * ** | | * eeeeeeeee * LINOTYPE HEAD | WANTS DIVORCE RiNO, Nev, Aug. 6.—Another |prominent member of the divorce |eolony here, Phillip T. Dodge, prest dent of the Mergenthaler Linotype company of New York, is today }awaiting the action of the court in his suit for divorce against his wife, Margaret B. Dodge, on the ground of desertion. CITY DORMITORY FOR THE NURSES A sky-line dormitory for the nurses of the city hospital will be built by the city, at a cost of ap. proximately $10,000, The dormitory will be on the roof of the elty hall The council yesterday ropriated I ag first $2,000 for it, yieits Others | Hi We hope that Chicago convention wit! the plural of bull moose le “moose,” “moosen” saga eal sen,” “meese” of FREDERICK & NELSON] The Suit Clearance g $13.75 7T HERE are upward of seventy-five Suits this clearance group at the present there Te all sizes from 34 to 42 represented, seen that good opportunity for leasing selection afforded. . ae At the outset of the season many of + ‘se these Suits were é among our highest-priced lines, and it is certain that ay : 90 good iy) opportunity to save on desirable garments is but seldom off . weaves of diagonal sill, and the Included are Suits in the finer serge, whipcords, worsteds, cheviots and taffeta tailoring in all is of a high standard Choice, for clearance, $13.75. Fine Lingerie and Wash Dresses, $19.00. now $4.75 and ai and Evening Costumes, now $19.00 be Linen Suits in plain and trimmed models, . Separate Coats in silks a nd woolens, now $1500, ‘ Advance Fall Arrivals in Women’s Suits and Separate Coat give an interesting glimpse at accepted innovations in styles and fabrics f the coming season. bs eH ae The Serges new Suits include models in Zibelines, Wool Ratine, Diagonals The Coats include three-quarter and full-te js ‘ : r ‘ J, " mode lnglish Novelty Coagi nd Chinchilla Cloth. Noyel cutaway 4 ‘Ces are featured among the three quarter length garments Cord iroy, Boticle Coating, B ¢ Diagonal a ~~ eee ieee Special Values in New Ideas ia Low-Priced Floor Coverings} Women’s Neck Fiber Bedroom Matting, one yard wide, { special HE Neckwear Section, First’ displaying newly-arrived real lace Neckpieces for street, evening wear, including beautiful sat of the Florentine, Venise, Irish, he and Thread Laces. : six patterns, tan, blue and green, 25e¢ yard Old-fashioned Rag Carpeting for bed- rooms, yard-wide, one pattern, special 35¢ yard. Granite Ingrain Carpeting in four pat terns, floral and conventional effects; 25¢ : yard. ‘The showing includes clever m Short Lengths of Carpetings, various { of the “Robespierre” idea in Colla qualities, useful lengths for many purposes, at specially-low prices for clearance. Second Floor Woven Hammocks Special — Exceptional values in Woven Hammocks of good quality hard-spun yarn, as illus- trated, tufted valance and spreader at head. Choice of a variety of colorings and patterns, special $1.45. with waist and coat. Annex. with pillow, —Housefurnishings Section. Demonstration of “Wear-ever” Alumi 6644/EA R-EVER” Aluminum Utensils heat more quickly and retain the longer than any other kitchen ware. They are light and st have no joints, seams or solder to leak. The continuing throughout this week shows you how these Utensils will save you food, fuel, time and expense. Aluminum Lipped Sauce | Demonstration Aluminum Covered Aluminum Double Rice or | Pans, 40¢, 65¢, 95¢,| Mush Boilers, $1.65, | jin Sauce Pans $1.05 and $1.25. $2.10 and $2.50. | $1.05, $1.25, : Aluminum Lipped Kettles, Aluminum Steamer and | $1.90. es $1.15, $1.35, $1.40,| Sauce Pot Combinations, | x ws, $1.65 and $2.00. | $1.90, $2.25, $2.80 and | Aluminum Tia BM } $3.45. | $2.70 and $2.00 | Aluminum Tea Kettles, | $4.00 and $4.25. Aluminum Deep Pudding | Pans, 45¢, 55¢, 70¢, 85¢ | Aluminum Coffee Pots, and $1.00, | $2.00, $2.30 and $2.60. Two-Quart Aluminum Sauce Pas Special 45¢ Two-quart Aluminum Sauce Pan with lip an as illustrated, special 45¢. d side handle, Globe-Wernicke ‘Elastic’ Bookcases For Home and Office HE illustration shows a convenient combination of Globe- Wernicke Bookcase Units that can be furnished in the fumed, golden and Early English finishes of quartered oak. The combination consists of top, one leaded glass-front unit and three plain glass units, with sanitary leg base. Price complete, $21.30. Gl finishes, in oak and mahogany, in our Furniture Galleries on be-Wernicke Units are shown in a variety of styles and the Fourth Floor, Coal White Silk Gloves Short White Silk Gloves, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. . White Silk Gloves in 12-button length, 85 and $1, 16-button length, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. September Numbers of the LADIES’ HOME PATTERNS Now on Sale _ Pattern Section, Firet Fleot Monthly Style Books } Firat Floor.