The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1912, Page 3

DRE BEEF| , 18.—Toe cope with ia test which caused wholesale price Satur cent. pound, packers aking plans fo obtain a of beef from the , South America sek HOW LINDSEY ~ LOST BEING TAS MATE DENVER, Aug. 13.—"“We want Johnson,” chimed at the last hour lin the progressive ‘convention by California delegates cost Judge Ben | Lindsey the vice president | nation, according to Color; gates who returned home he nomination, the delegates de- clared, was in Judge deey's handa just 30 minutes before Gov. Johnson was named. “Johnson all along had refused Drink for All Ages} io atiow the use of his name, as Bat Geeta Batrect, Californians had invited Lindsey to Fowde: jmake the race,” sald one of the Col. Any Milk Trus! jorado delegates this afternoon. Judge tandsey bad promised to on “HORLICK’S’ . geke © peckage Lome err were # j Bisewhere Geto fava Genuine ORLICK’S today. accept the nomination. Such w jthe cireumstanc when Linds _. | received word that the Californians | wanted Johnson and had started shouting the latter's name on the convention floor, Judge Lindsey instantly withdrew and Jobnson was nominated by acclamation TRAGIC END OF | LONG QUARREL PORTLAND, Or rimination of a Otto RLF and sircger and Mrs F ht!, 23, Is tm jall ch his §=omur According |woman's story, which is an-| lated by witnesses, her husband bused her and backed her up jagainet the wall in their apartment before she selzed a ds r from th wall and plunged it through Aug. 13 ng series rels day Ferguson with the sur PUT IT OFF his Jonger you wait the worse J) heart get. The dread you have . is a needless imag. BARBERS MEET ‘and the idea you have §/ Bwill cost a lot of money f} CHICAGO, Aug. 14—"A mistake. Why, just Bitor external’ refreshments ie will give you a reg massaging is practiced.” | parlor | where jextra heavy $10 Gold Crown This is the lettering for sigos in| oF one of our famous B/ shop windows as adopted here to Slip Plates for $5.00. I) day by the national convention of ei give you a guarantee that Bl iarpers, The delegates agreed that you, signéd by both Biine term “barber sh is undigui-| and manager 4 and not in keeping with the is the only large dental Bihich plane of intelligence expert in the city oe BF Serned Bl service of a “tonsorial| graduate registered dentist J >) tos “1 nes Rabenty reaistered dentists 4 me eaten will remain with him. Don't you . | | you have dental work ; R. CLARK, D. D. S.. Mgr. I) Secretary of State Knox announced! Av. N.W. Cor. Union St. that he will start on Friday for Se) ing this ad with you | Stile t sail from there for Japan| YOU. Bias special representative of the| | United States at the funeral of the/ Hlate mikado, to be neld Septem-| | her 43. | The secretary will sail from Se lattle on the United States cruiser| | Maryland and will reach Yokohama) iSeptember 10. He will start on his jreturn voyage September 20 and will arrive in the United States) about the middle of October SEATTLE WOMAN WANTS NEW $ FOR OLD ONE WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 13.—"Recently | have acquired two daughters, and in view of the steadily diminishing power of the dollar I'd like to get something for it, while a dollar is still worth 30 cents.” This was the note accompany- ing a very much mutilated dol- lar certificate received at the treasury department today for redemption from a woman in Seattle. She explained that the torn six years ago when looked no bigger than and she put it away | | ehhh TAFT SAVES NEGRESS CONVICTED OF MURDER WASHINGTON, Ang. 13 President Taft announced this afternoon that he would com mute to life imprisonment the death sentence imposed on Mattie Loman, @ negress con vieted of the murder here of her husband. She was the first woman to be held in th District of Columbia nnder death sentence since the case of Mrs, Surrat, who was In volved in the conspiracy # against Abraham Lincoln *! at th hth! EPAIRING WHILE : ‘YOU WAIT” eee eee eee eee ee See eee eee eee ee eee MH1oO © NTL GOOD TEETH—SMALL COST The very finest quality SUPERIOR DENTAL WORK our LOWEST CUT-RATES is what Ohio Dentists you. They are all experts in their profession and do work quickly and efficiently and with less pain. Every- ought to have their teeth in first class condition all the All our dental experts have had years of actual experi Remember all work we do is GUARANTEED IN ITING FOR 12 YEARS. FILLINGS 50c UP $8 CROWNS $4 $10 SETS OF TEETH $5 $5 BRIDGEWORK $3 AND $4 | Finest Gold or Porcelain Bridgework—regular price $5.00 |] $3.00 and $4.00. We can replace teeth which you have with bridgework, or teeth without plates. $10.00 Sets }% Teeth, $5.00—$15.00 Sets of Teeth, $6.00. We guarantee pL) Our work to fit perfectly and look natural. EASY PAYMENTS ACCEPTED We willrac cept part down and balance in easy payments work is being done. 7 me in today for free examination and estimate—we're pen Sundays from 9 to 12. |OHIO DENTISTS and University St. Opposite Stone-Fisher Co. Westminster Gazette | The city's admirable street clea CAN YOU READ EXPERT TELLS certain ext | SIR OLIVE Sir Oliver Lodge, the world’s | leading psychic investigator, wants YOU to experiment in mental telepathy, or mind read ing. By “you” he doesn’t the so-called highbrow, the learned man or woman who knows all about mind reading and all the successful experi ments mad he wants every average man and woman to try to read minds. Can you read somebody else's mind? To enable you to find out whether you or any of your friends are mind readers, rt Oliver Lodge has given the Lon espondent of the A Boy Scout Movement ee 36 Ae Se mean Hoy scout’ rudhes for aid NA | bY Fire! Saved! All but his whiskers. THEY’RE EXPLORING TACOMA, Aug. 13.—Discovery of hitherto unclassified botan! specimens on the sides of Mt. Rain jer last mouth has led today to th starting of an exploration party into the Olympic mountains for the pur pose of continuing the search. Prof. J. B. Flett of Tacoma and Edward Webster, a Port Angeles newspape man, are the leaders Zodiac the Sky’s Zoo One of Half a Dozen Fine Specimens of Schoolboy “ LONDON, Aug ing small but select group of school: | f | boys’ bas been collected and printed in the “howlers by somebody ja that you must The Salic law a grain of take everything salt Julius Caesar was renowned for his great strength, He threw a bridge across the Rhine. The Zodiac is the zoo of the sky where lions, goats and other ani mals go after they are dead The Pharisees were people who like to show off their goodness by praying in synonyms. An abstract noun is something you can't see when you are looking at it Berlin Lonely for Flies Streets So Clean That They Can't Find Refuse to Nourish Them. BERLIN, Aug. 13,—The notedly clean streets of the capital city of the German empire not only assist in keeping the death rate low and please the eye,.but add as well to the comfort of everyday life At this season of the year, while young America is being taught to ‘swat the fly,” there is no occasion o teach Berliners any such activity Although window acreens are al most unknown here, so few files can be found in any place that they appear lonely with THE STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1912. MINDS? GREAT! HOWTO LEARN Star a series of tests, or expert monts, calculalted to prove ordis prove hin idea that we are all to a pt Mind readers LONDON, Avg. 13.—In his quest for interesting and Hluminating din R LODGE, coveries in the art of mind reading. Sir Oliver Lodge gives the follow Ing teste, or expe nis He asks that ybody least one of the pxperim: An easy beginning sug his: Send the perciplent eader ot the hers choose some color wh atrate thelr thoughts. Call In the experimenting mind reader. Can he tell what the rest of the party are thinkihg about? If he can, and there has no agreement be forehand, he has been able to read your mind. The mind reader bilndfolds bim self (the better to concentrate bis mind); another person draws on a card something simple, like a eros le at first. The card is held in front of the reader, but with the blank side toward him; the other faxes at the figure on the card, con centrating bis mind upon ft Can the 1 reader describe the figure A better way is to place 4 tablet in the mind reader's hand and allow him to draw the outlines of what he sees. If he can do that he fs making fairly good progress ad experiment or-mind | while the object, person will con out room por b they | | been may be small object but care mast object safely same holding any ad of a card be taken to have screened from the in sight of the person co’ the test, and it must be wut of thought nveying ducting | his sole the thought Place something in anything especially bitter ¢ Can the reader “taste too? Numerous ments will e8 you proc need not te other sugmont d nfine your ex person; you places and do the yourself; you ment with per know, trying ta trying to minds the thinking. This frequently than the erson imagines Then pt distance Try the same or simila pts, having the reader room. the distance r, until you r half way may be simple experta themselves to y perime may exch ought even 1 do not one re r thelr minds ther read ‘ thoughts ie done ave or you more reading expert in ay successful r and around the but a city bloc | THE MARKETS | « paid the farmers nef and the nyt rh retaile Kge—Buying Price. er Hinds, Vore unde tongue, fresh or Wethers oi lamb Short loin pork Pork sausage Liver sausage Bologna Tubs Smoked M. Hama Bacon Botled ham x t Dried ult ne bre each Loeal—Buying Price. lers 14@ tT live Roosters, live, Ib Spring ducklings Ducks, lve, Ib. squabe, dow f berries turrante Watermelons ri al 00@ 00a 3.00@ 19 16 4 14 00@27 o0g 2 imothy my sound timothy c 7.00% Middlings ing methods do not leave enough | refuse to permit files to breed, i ed oats and bh TEDDY WILL MAKE TOUR OF 40 STATES SAN FRANCISCO, Cai, 13 |-~-Declaring emphatically that be Would not resign bis office, Gov Hiram Johnson is preparing today |for the big mass meeting to be held tonight, at which he will the "BO AWAY, I FUN TO DIE” Grinning in The | . ean | ’ other members of the Cail wie figi mine yr be had started | fornia delegation returning from pM. Galerc me jor 4 who |e Chicago progressive convention id ©) declared they had sented to st é te bag pn Tibi: sate pod fy Johnson's nomination for the vice presidency on condition that eh dy ay oe turn |he should not resign. The gover real iawsian ar” once nor bring» word that Roosevelt will jcampaign in 40 states, taking the Dhar ne ine we rine OF fauahter | stump in one part of the country ings; When the turnheye attempted | wile Johnson is speaking in an to extinguish the flames he fought with the strength of lo away, you idiots, "it's fun to dle. me alone.” * Guthrie was seriously burned be \* fore the clothing was torn from his body * Scientists became int Guthrie's case when it that he stole $450,000 worth of mer chandise without attempting to dis pone of it, storing the plunder in a warehouse ‘ Aug b dadadedede deed WHITEHALL, Me Aug. Posses today are scouring © country in this vieinity for convicts Mel Jowell and John McAdams who, while hand cuffed together, — squirmed through the window of a swift ly moving Northern Pactfic train, rolled down a steep bankment nd escaped. Jowell and McAdams were convicted of murder led Go away and let} * t 13 ARCHBISHOP | URGES WOMEN TO USE BALLOT SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 13.—Ap- Pealing to women here to make use ef their right to the ballot, Arch bishop Patrick W. Riordan, in a let ter addressed to the pastors of the various churches in his diocese, urged that the matter be called to the attention of the congregation eeeeeeeee eee eee ee ee ee TRAIL OF CHECKS. RENO, Aug. 13. After lea ing @ trail of worthless checks along the Pacific coast, pr in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Murray Schwable, alias Morrie Sehwin, will be taken to San Francisco today on an extradition warrar One of Schwable's victims wax a member of the San Francisco grand jury | | 2 WEALTH OF THE UNITED, Is ABOUT $15 THATS NEARLY HAVE you 000,000 $1,700 ing advantage of their right to vote | 000 GOT and compared civic responsibility | APIE with religious responsibility. }YOURS? Chickering Parlor Grand, in beautiful mahogany, used a $950 $950 Sohmer Grand, in imported marble wood, one of the most short time for concert work, An exquisitely Regular price $1,275 sweet toned piano. ,275, now Hazelton Grand, magnificent Louis XV. Art style, worth at least $1,250, now artistic creations ever shipped to the Coast. Regular retail price $1,200, now... In addition to the extraordinary price reductions, we will sell Grand pianos dur- ing this show on very liberal terms, many _ aslowas $10 a month. ‘collection of suffragettes.” Successors to D. S. Johnston Co. THIRD AND UNIVERSITY The Nation’s Largest Dealers PPPPTPTTTTTETETIT TT Tee * CHINESE DIVORCE PAPERS UP TO DATE. * POOCPOC SF OCHCESOOOSDOOV IVE VESSE keep up with it Some years ago when Hertilion and hi associates be- thought themselves of the finger print system of identification they were elated at having found a new. thing. The Chinese, it after- ward learned. using finger prints for identification for haps thousands of years. Now t China has become a republic and established trial by among other modern improvements, it is probable that the divorce courts over there will bs y admipister- ing the new divor jaws. Among the provisions of the laws will be found a very curious see- tion which requires that the parties to the divoree shall not only sign the papers, but must also attach | their finger prints, This would seem jeufficlent, but the Chinese have gone even a step further. Not only must there finger print of each of the pa but the judge re- quires a foot print also th Chinese divorce filed contains the shown in the iustrations, and t finger and foot prints of the appli- cant for marital f 2 the great was = b x Be ed ®» sy Hand print, above, and foot print, below, on Chinese divorce docu ment. It has been « starts a progressive takes a very speedy id that when Chi movement mentality to} SHOT DEAD THROUGH WINDOW , FRES: dead thro Adolph P Pento TO ADJOURN SO WASHINGTON, D. ©, A Congress will adjourn ne unless Pre budget bill, Ovear Shot the body of und jail a win) rini Hes here today ri, a laborer, ts tr 1 of the arder claims bis wife, fromgw living with Petrin rm Underwood t« ident budget bill, adjournment will be up in the air. Underwood pl wool bill tomorr it over the generally sible, separated the re JOB FOR PRINCE BERLIN, Aug, 13 ment was made here today kaiser has chosen Prince Prussia as his representati tend the funeral of the peror Mutsubito of Japan is to be held next month to call up the w and try to pass It i@ impos Annot tha Henry of 1 veto. this is president ve belileved ate en none CRAZED BY JEALOUSY. BROCKTON, Mass 4 Crazed by y, Stephen Kose toff, aged 22 years, killed hia wife and their two-months-old baby here and then ended his own life 13.~ “1 have faith in the plain people,” screamed the campaign politician, forgetting that he was addressing a Here Is a Magnificent Compliment to Seattle and Her Citizens! Almost the entire first floor of this, the largest music house in the State of Washington, is now de- voted to sale and display of the finest grand pianos ever seen outside of New York City. Indeed, it is very rare that any establishment, anywhere, has ever brought together so many grand pianos at any one time. This display is the finest com- pliment that the Eilers organi- zation, with its 40 stores and its nearly $4,000,000 of working cap- ital, can pay to this city. Itisa tribute to the wealth, culture and refinement of Seattle citizens, and it shows in a remarkable man- ner the scope of the Eilers organ- ization, for we have now on dis- play in our retail department alone, very close to $60,000 Worth of Grand Pianos During the past few years a great many j homes have been remodeled and refurnished. No other city on the Coast has made such tre- mendous strides in the art of making home beautiful We have already supplied a great many of these finer homes with Grand Pianos, for the Grand Piano is thé hall mark of WEALTH, CULTURE AND MUSICAL APPRECIATION. But we believe that there are at least 200 fine homes in Se- attle that would purchase a grand piano immediately if they could dorsement such an instrument gives to a home, realize the dignity, the character and financial en- A very large number of these pianos are special exhibition and exclusive styles; cial occasions throu great reductions WE SUBMIT BELOW A FEW OF THE SPLENDID VALUES TO BE HAD DURING THIS DISPLAY AND SALE und, having served their purpose on various spe- out our organization, they will be closed out at Chickering Baby Grand, in beautifully figured San Do- $885 Kimball Baby Grand, used 6 months in our Recital Hall, mingo mahogany, Louis XV. case design. Regular price $1,100, now . but cannot be told from new. A regular $850 style ; now A beautiful Chickering Grand, in mahogany, taken in ex- 9675 Weare prepared to make very generous allowances for up- right pianos, which will be accepted as part payment on new grands in this sale. change for a Chickering Player Piano, and is practically as good as new, a great value at...