The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1912, Page 3

SBI SUIT FOR Sud; FIGHT RAGES SRR E EEE RE TROUBLE YANISHES d Eighteen Pounds was troubled s pronounced I was com: o weak and house to stay a with all told ever be Kilmer's time ago | what the do BP fowting kit By pun down ° a that if ‘one day | © the next physicians my kidneys et gecited to Root and 1 continued ot and t THE TALE OF A HAT Original « of Mrs Tiny” Holmes’ hat Miss Ada Clark's suit to collect the bill from “Tiny” Holmes five law in justice court of Holmes’ appeal lor court fees, superior hearing on ap wt 20 enjoying in Have gained as well 4 ah pounds publi in my lif jetter,Jt you wis , JOHN 8S 9 You car eet yera 250 Coats to” sup Attor art peal Sheriffs fees ot Holmes in a ¢ JONES. N.Y and cost in store sonally Mrs i Jones. 1 the Mfatement and made oath that fs true in anbst and in same C before pert xy who hment . Cost of bonds tachme notaria on at and appeal, #, ete PARKER ary Public ' * Total cost of Mra. Holmes’ hat to date geil (eee nueeneeeeeneeeneene * . * * What Swamp-Root Wil! Do * * For You. PERE REE RRR ER RE SAN FRANCISCO |fore Miss A Soklet of | Holmes co ne al wthped bladd p covers adder. | worn by Mrs affect one or }to the sum of $611 A year ago, Mra |purchased a hat |store and had charged to her Later, the Clark learned there in the Holmes family | Tiny” the phon to pay the bill Ne he is alleged to have plied, “will I pay $30 for a wo hat. I'll carry the case to the |preme court of the Ugited § | first Misa Clark browght suit tr [the justice and Holmes em Iployed a bix firm to de hin He Jost appealed to t superior court It he loses | preme Aug. 20 an le 8. } thelr litigation in the headgear mass of curls Holm bank court the Tiny more 90 Tiny Mitts $30 husband testimony ran, Miss might be a spli and called asking him and ting, be sure - Regu fifty-cent and Pm ine sine bottles for sale at drag stores Holmes Clark's it at the cost over Work at Cut on the Easy Pay- ment Plan. are actually making $8 #10 GOLD AND PORCE- CROWNS FOR $3.50. WE MAKING $8, $10 AND $12 OF TEETH FOR $3.50 $7.00. Baek while some Dentists ridiculous prices for ork, we are making $8 $10 bridgework for $3. 56 our Silver and Cement Fills Me; Gold Fills are from 75e acting is free tee all work for 12 ‘Come in today. DO NOT ITOFF. We will convince that we are the real cut- BAY CUT-RATE DENTISTS D FLOOR PEOPLe’'S BANK BLDG., Corner Second and Pike. Take Elevator. w and state Tiny again the court is left, and clares he wil! go there. But there he must stop for the |supreme bench of the United States) has not the time to try the Isanes Involving benef hat o jthe feral st p didn't forbid ut igation there sar wenn parties of the} same state residence And the higher “liny” goes with jhis suit the greater will be the cost jot Mr Hoimes’ hat. Some one mast pay in the end Howev Mra. Tiny still the hat, NEW COMMISSIONER OF CORPORATIONS) au de CLASSIFIED ADS exuBucK LUTHER CONANT, JR. Of New York, appointed by Presi o,; dent Taft to s' Smith. | Woman Wants $70,000 Society Leader Claims Sum for se Arrest in Neighborhood Row T. LOUIS Ang. 20.—Mrs. Clara | Manger, wife of the manag | restaurant here and lea tr jeb msive West End society circle filed suit here for $70,000 damage against the heads of six families, alleging false arrest The suit the outgrowth o neighborhood children’s quar which came to a climax w Goode Cabanne sought to’ have Manger put under a bond to kee; the peace. There was one disagreement, many continua counter arrest of Mrs, Caba fight between Cabanne and Manger’s husband, Frederick ger, and much neighborhood feeling Red Nose Saddens Her Despairing New York Woman Seeks Health Department Aid NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—A munication has been received the department of health from a woman who sought a sure cure for a red nose. She had found that a number so-called “red * worthless, and she was rudy and proboscis both leaves ¢ setts. Bt. at NORTH WE well-to-d Interurban HOMISH. MISE ro TO sD $30, 16-20 440, 64 ‘HM TO 928, 1110 #48," 6:10 >. @ E ot trial with a Mr Man f were mbarraseed by the shiny surface of her in summer and in winter. She de clared it w « sunburn, though her “beak more conspicuons when exposed to the sun. There is no bureau in the 4 ment that has specific intere red noses, but several of the men” in the building atteinpted to | prescribe “sure cures.” Plenty of beef tea Is my edy,” said one man | ‘Cucumber juice,” mended by another. color ]Guaranteed to Stand Three Months of Hardest Wear rem was recom Dies, Martyr to Science Dr. T. B. McClintic, After Fighting “Spotted Fever,” Succumbs to It WASHING Aug. 20.—Aft hurried trip from Montana to |treatment.for “spotted fever, |T. B |marine hospital service: died here, @ martyr to science. Dr. McClintie had been engagéd |for two years in trying to perfect a cure for the “spotted fever.” This year he eradicated it from @ part of Bitter Root Valley, Mont Shoe Repair Shop 110 Madison St. ey Rr “REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT” Dance at Dreamland tonight. *** wears | ceed Herbert Knox) McCitntic of the public health | “ ff chance t WIFE NO. ONE | MAKES TROUBLE FOR NO, TWO SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20 While George Jackson Heury, 4 ivil engineer and, member of th emian club, is awgy on his hon eymoon with Mra, Henry No. 2, for merly Mrs, Jessica O'Neill Heisley of Portland, Sheriff Fred Exgers to day filed with the super! art his return of t th execution f Henry for » wife No. 1 spr r husband be me remarriage Or proper wor mony Henr ed fror ‘ 1 Octo sent wife wa ber year sided Her 191t prior to n Portland. and for her re May sony r since * WORLD CHRISTIAN =| CONFERENCE Dr. Henry Collin Minton, D. D,, pastor of the Firat Presbyterian chureh of Trenton, N. J., and preat dent of the National Reform elation, is in Seattle for a few the purpose of arousing int and getting local orgent for the world’s Christian eit izenshtp conference, wh will be held in Portland 29 daya The conference is give opportunity for the interehan of Thoughts ot te of gome and is known as a clearing of ideas, Some of the prominent of the United § foreign countrice have nified their intention to b hous f| | Pat McDonald, the man who © l arrested Saturday night with th handbag that* Was afterwards found to belong to Mra. Harriet Balch of Boston worth of jewels, |terday. Mrs. Balch went to po headquarters, identified and tained her jewels, and then sald she had no desire to prosecute. Me was released yes ob from peeeees GEN. BOOTH IS LONDON, Aug. 20.—-Weakened by a night of restlessness, and with |his mind wandering, the condition lof Gen. Wm. Kooth, head of the {Salvation Army, is much w to day. Physicians say his death is } but a matter of a few hours 75 QUARANTINED LOS ANGELE ty-five persons tine for infantile par |day. One death occurre |day, and 21 new cases of the | ease were reported during the Since June 10 228 cases deaths, due to the disen registered by the health fleers. Seven. quaran: hi Aug. 20 under lys } | } re ester tis THE MARKETS tr following pri es paid by chants to the paid by average nission mer- and pric first grades, rar 28 Fruit © appl at nds tongue, fresh | Racon | Bolled ham live Hive, Tb. ducklings .. live, Tb. doz. Veurtnbier—Selling Price, Z “new Ftaspberries Logan berries 1.76@ 85@ 8@ } a toe box 6, or'te t. 25@ | Geiery italdu Pu | alti jw B 13.00@ 00@ 28. 004@p2 a8 97.0003 as Whole corn Cracked corn . Middlings Holled oats a mixed «. a. and which contained $5,000] Donald was accordingly discharged ) MUCH WORSE) I THE STAR—TUESDAY; AUGUST 20, ON AND OFF “AND (OFF AND ON. The Moral Being That Flirting Is Dangerens. 19 wm ditt that's all HERE’S FOUR CALIFORNIA MRS. LIZZIE ROBE anno: | July 6, | LUCY GOODE WHITE Women have been fledged year in California the ranks of the socialist party ripping as party candidates, ‘Three of the women, Mrs. ¥ Willaey Hall, Mra. Lizzie Robe Mra Adelaide Oswald dates for th embly in the th and Sist districts respecti genuine, full for nearly a now with the and otherwise engage tmat political to the full Mi allowed men folks. But while }number who are participating In [elections as ¥ re is steadily in-| date for the superior bench. jereasing, women are not showing} Mre, Hall and Mrs. Kreat eagerness to capture pol- | secretaries of the socialist loca! itieal office. |thetr districts, and Mrs. Robe | Out of some candidates run-|ganizer for her distrtet local ning for as state sen-| Miss White Is legally qu ators and assemblytmen and super-|for the bench Judges at the approaching pri-/ ted to the bar before coming to ection In San Francteco, but |ifornia. She has not practiced women. And these four|in this state, being engaged jnlists, earnest workers In| newspaper writ KISSING NOT ALLOWED HER citizenenses right to vote any 1 | tor |mary © four @ are all se is not allowed on the platforms at Sarnen, a station in the carton of wald. If you want to kiss your friends good-bye, do it outside the MRS. ADELAIDE OSWALD and felen and vely Mina’ Lacy Goode White in a candi Oswald are is of i# or ified having been admit Cal law as a GENEVA, Aug. 20.—Visitors to Switzerland are warned that ee vg tion, for a huge placard announces that such demonstrations of affection will result in the arrest and fining of the offenders. The placard is * NOTICE—Considering the abuses which have resulted, Messieurs the Honorable Strangers are requested not to kiss each other on the forms of the station, ete., etc. “THE SOCIET ELING ALONE Helen ‘Taft on platform of obser-| thna. | vation car, shakes hands with Chief|a party White Quiver in Glacier park, Mon-|in the BRIDE PURCHASED POISON ONE DAY BEFORE WEDDING| PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug. 20. | Wego of the Positive evidence that Mrs, Freda | Dattle ts consid Trost, held for the murder of her] the histery Of Cont ived f husband, purchased a quantity of |‘ 0 reports rece! polson the day before her wedding, |48¥, from United States Min Ie said to have been obtained by a| Weltzell at the capital of N coroner's. detective. Preliminary | “aus. ‘The city is threatened fonring in the case will be held, | Pestilence. T revolution Detective Paul states that Mrs,| Strength is sald to be, increasi |Trost purchased poison at a drug ? seen Me aay. before. the wedding | Needn’t Eat Aged Chic! and eight days before Trost’s death. It is alleged Mrs. Trost pol Aug. 20 soned her husband to obtain his to believe ortune of $4,000 and $2,000 insur ance, HELPS GIRL TO GET HOMESTEAD; HUDSON, Aug. 20. Acting on the suggestion of a mutual friend, | that licenses are cheap and easy to obtain In Denver, Edward Hester returned a benedict with Miss Ma tilda Carlson as his bride. He was one of the witnesses necessary to prove up on her homestead, of friends ar WASHINGTON, Aug, 20-—W elty, the Man ed the bloodie: WASHIN( man ha icken t right to ¢ pject to eatin This is contained ‘In a dec handed down by Judge Pugh o! police court, and it the word on the subject in the nat capital Judge to keep the in Washington must them extraordinarylly close Mrs. Martha E. Pywell four ehiexens that long ne'ghbors objected PON Pugh also remarked and If that ajGerman ever probated was that of plat. FOR THE PROTECTION OF YOUNG GIRLS TRAV- She and her brother Bob and roughing it Northwest mountain country. | 1,000 UNBURIED ith a thousand dead lying unburied in the agaa st in the history of Central America, ister jear with nists’ ng ken a ng it f the ‘atest fonal that same chickens 13 years kept the dese fresh gu ‘ELDERLY WOMAN | Auburn | to | Wills HIT AND KILLED While ban trac ie nd was alking along yesterday Algon, Palmer, 64 ly killed by At the point occurred the waukee track only a few feet As Miss m noticed two tr each line. Unable te whieh train wa on the wrong ur and before she take, was struch Miss Palmer and been visiting of G. Ware of Aub TO EXAMINE LUMBERMEN A large number of } the Northwest will Monday by Clark sistant United States ney at Chicago, with their knowledge of a com restraint of trade alleged among Middle West retailers Bervice of subpoenas lumbe en, which ine H. Beckman, forme the Pacific Coast I turers’ association Becker, manage Coast Shippers tended with a good 4 The taking of testir merely to save conte dite mat The will be in Chicago. an int car where ident interurba aM par run be walked ne com nearer the rea! and killed from Hamburg t the home rn w umbermen in nine her, a8 dist tor efere in tion © exixt} on the Fred mber and tne association was al of secre ony here is and to expe main hearing Missouri Hens Get Gout Report to State Tells of Penalty for High Living ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20 chickens, than which there better in the world, are about their barnyards these some merely with a pained look in| thetr eyes, others cackling aloud in thelr trials, and some scratching| about for wood that might suffice} as a crutch They have the gout That ig vouched for by the state department of hus bandry which shows the crop of spring chickens 1s being consider-| ably reduced by the propensity of the elders to live too high | ABSURD, HE SAYS (iy United Prem Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-—-Reply ing to a statement issued by Presi dent Francisco I. Madero of Mexico that his encouragement of rebel ac tivity is responsible for the contin uation of the Mexican rebe United States Senator Fall of New Mexico, in the senate today, stan ed Madero’s charges as absurd an ridiculous. Madero, he said, una) to cope with the situation, at tempting to shift the blame els where. | Missouri are no iim sid a report RRR RR Re! N.Y, STREET CAR “DON'TS” */ NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—-In ® an effort to teach the children of the country to exercise more care when they are in * the streets, so that there will be fewer accidents, the Amer fean Museum of Sa’ has issued a card of “Car Don'ts,” which the public schools will be asked to put before their pupils, Some of the maxims set forth are “Don't hang on car.” Don't steps.” “Don't touch a wire; be a live one. “Don't put your head or arms out of the car windows. “Don't jump on or off a mov ing car.” “Don't get off facing rear of car. “Don't cross the street with- | out Joking both ways.” “Don't take a chance.” *| * xf * * * behind the *| *| | stand on the car it may : * SERRE Ee Child Is Gasoline Fiend Girt SESE EEE EEE EEE EE SEES EE EEE EE EE Addicted to Auto Stimulant, Taken to Juvenile Court LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.—Cra ing gasoline as a drankard does ul cohol, a %year-old Covina girl, Inez Soso, is under investigation In the juvenile court. The child ts said to have become addicted to the use of gasoline as an intoxicant According to physicians through imbibing gasoline, through the various stages in toxication, first exhilaratioa, then drankenness, Physical deteriora tion, as in the case of alcohol pot soning, followed, according to medi cal examiners. Knives and Forks the girl passed Pennsylvania Woman Directs Order | of Succession Among Her Heirs ALI ‘TOWN, Pa Aug. 20. The odde st will which Register) of Allen: | hand, | without | Snyder her own and Bar B. town, written in without with € mention of executors She directs that “the German knives and forks be given to Ger-/ trude first and after her death to Thomas, after his death to Lizzie, | then after hey death to Robert, | and after his death to Ruth, Thus endeth my will. Outside of or she says nothing about Mrs. knives and forks the distri bution of the estate. | seize | cook | Rev. home "SURE THINGS” ~AUINED TWO ~ BANK GLERKS (Dy | wilted Press tensed Wire) TOR on ’ i 5 Arthu of = misapprop from the bank f Richmond bran RUNAWAY BALLOON IS 100 Creates a Great Stir Records by World Famous Singers Now to Be Had With the New Peerless Talking Machines. Two Hundred Outfits to Be Sold for $69.50—Library of Great Voices Included— Terms, $10 Down and $5 a Month. OVER —— TA MONIC passe Calif TRYING TO SAVE HUSBAND «: (By Unites WASHINGTON But * Leased Wired \ Ef redeem checks the house n right 1p rood t vetoed granting her husband th part of the the contracte lo jb i, Girls Drink Cocktails | Too Freely ent holding it retroactive. Priest Denounces Mothers Who Do Not Teach Daugh- ters Housekeeping. NEW YORK, Aug mothers think their more clever if they can drink a few cocktails than if they know how a meal, is the opinion of the T. A. Hie Brennan's Romar Flat who has star on That daughte to the girl he living.” said Rev Father her feminine made to b with the world A girl's place is home, and she should be forced to rema should charms on maker of the children Mothers know daughte whereabe dom reprimand for comin and think it is clever ¢ to drink able a few cock git! should know how to dinner or wash the dishes irk who visits roadhouses jin the company of young men and sits up late hours imbibing liquors is not fit to enter the home of a respectable family.’ Los Angele kel, wife of rolman sister-in-law of Chief of Pol bastian, floored a stre |with one beautiful jaw pu explained her hus her to box — Mrs. St and nit: uded with th Mach ne Farrar Heluk, David other of the are b achine, a Re manr Bis many wo the Such ctior from from Rigo- The out- of one Machines, peo 8 | elections. jon are $10 is said time that the world’s greatest neluded with any t low a price. as and rms th. It cated Third REBLOCK YOUR HAT the latest fall style reblock t, velour, We and remodel beaver, in velve MODEL MILLINERY Biggest Cireux of All for Seattle TWO BIG DAYS—WED. AND THURS., AUG. 21 AND 22 Location, Third and Republican ‘CLEOP ATRA MIKADO'S HOVAL T JAPANESE ATHLE May Wirth mee : ' sanow rR Charlies "| GOOD TEETH—SMALL COST The very finest quality—SUPERIOR DENTAL WORK at our offer you. They their work quickly and efficiently and w body ought to have their teeth in first cla All our dental experts have had years « time ence. Remember all work w WRITING FOR 12 YEARS. LOWEST CUT-RATES is what ©! are all experts in their profe Dentists and de Every allt actual experi e do is GUARANTEED IN on ith le n FILLINGS 50c UP $8 CROWNS $4 $10 SETS OF TEETH $5 $5 BRIDGEWORK $3 AND $4 Finest Gold or for $3.00 and $4.00. We can lost with bridgework, or teeth without plates of Teeth, $5.00—$15.00 Sets of Teeth, $8.00. Porcelain Bridgework regular price $5.00 replace teeth which you have $10.00 Sets We guarantee all our work to fit perfectly and look natural EASY PAYMENTS ACCEPTED We will accept part down and balance in easy payments while work is being done Come in today for free examination and estimate open Sundays from 9 to 12. we're OHIO DENTISTS Second and University St. Opposite Stone-Fisher Co.