The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1912, INDISCRIMINATE MARRIAGE CAUSES __AWFUL LIFE WRECKAGE ‘ATE | ASTOR Ol, UGH! “Syruy of Figs” best veir little omachs, liver ‘waste-clogged bowels, The Store That Saves You Money Gloves $1.25 Imported two- clasp Kid Gloves, Black, White and prevailing shades; have them in all sizes, Sale price, pair at, per yard, 25c to TOC 75C $125,000 STOCK BOUGHT AT 55c ON THE DOLLAR Veiling Just received an express shipment of new Tux- edo Net, dotted and complexion Veiling, lat- est colors and designs i our childhood pack at your ° » physic that estes Boo on—castor oll, ca smaner insiat you h Hes. nel -noogeby fought against tak them, bow FO Second Av. at James i How ; ba our children it's different of harsh physic is over =. foree the liver and 30 Prowels now; We coax them. | oe no dreaded after effects | who cling to the old form | simply don't realize what ehpidron's revolt is err | Three inspections now for the prospective huaband—Cu pid examines his heart, the doctor tests his body and the minister passes on his moral qualifications macs Editor's Note—The Easter of even intelligent and well-jan, and they are allowed to marry Including new fall wearing apparel for Men, Women and Children. Sale will be continued tomorrow od by edict of Dean Walter Sumner 1 f moi and bar; » elreles of life all combine to Religious les at times have rf i ‘ ene Episcopal cathedral of jemphasize the need of some safe-| rained a feeble protest against this with “ greater gains. your child Is fretful, bs obi Sts. Peter and Paul, Chicago, | guard against the extension of the/ condition, but it fs now time for that no persons will be mar. ried hereafter in the cathedral nt certificates omach sour Vittle system full wick, 5% and its pas diarrhoea, sore throat, " » doesn’t eat or rest chureh to take a decided stand Through protest the church must educate parents to this simple safe | marriage evil | The step taken at the cathedral of Sts, Peter and Paul is taken only Tailor Made Suits, Coats and Dresses Py table physi- [after months of study of the al B . ; a P study « he situa guard to their future health and is remember ape re bee wa ben attracted country tion and deliberation as to its ad-|/ happiness. Surely one has only to: it coated, &' a wide attention, The health visability It is belleved that this make a survey of conditions as they ay of Fiss, en ee certificates must show that stand will moet with the Immediate iat today to be aroused to dq) 1 ; ou surely Will have! would-be-wed: | sympath t d 4 Zetsaraycithare| Swuteaeares’ 'aenory pumping Ufa nee se anes at rt ie or Young Ladies and Women : y y ally, an church at large, all of whom have|left in the wake of married life f, composed ae have neither an incura nor | long felt the undesirability of being! sterility, insanity, paralysis and I i f Ch Sil fi lels, hand mand i Gamincminahte,” Geeta ai, | & party-to the mortiabe af poreten] acdorecias , ’ neluding a special purchase of Charmeuse Silk dresses, new fall models, hand- the following statement Dean | who, becau made, strictly tailored Coats and Suits in best of materials, on sale Sumner explains why he made of th A ir physical con-| It is because of this that we have , Puesday, dition should never be allowed to| taken th it . away below regular prices the liver gy — this rule. enter ‘nto the marriage state. jin the hove thar’ wo mer Sheen : , : a . n: p J »| vile » y 7 ruse es _ 1 g ies’ M " 's m : bowels. In a feW] BY DEAN WALTER SUMNER The state has done little to safe) public opinion, may stir parents to Charmeuse Silk Dresses, made with the | Young Ladies’ and Women’s $20.00 | @uard the innocent. If a man dejaction and minimize the wrongs Of the Cathedral Sts. Peter and! sires to obtain a license in Chicago! that are ac complished through pone Paul, Chicago, to carry on a street vender'’s trade,| cence and ignorance. We expect The awful wreckage of life) push a cart or #ell shoe strings and| that the weddings at the cathedral which is resulting from {ndiscrim-| buttons, he must be accompanied| will Ye somewhat reduced in num inate marriage; the startling fact; by a respectable citizen to vouch| ber, but that is a matter of «mall that in this country there are no/ for bis responsibility |moment. In the future the cathe leas than 3,000,000 abnormal peo But if he desires to get married| dral’s seal on a marriage certificate ple, for whose care the state must|/he passes his name through the| will speak volumes, whore today It expend $200,000,000 per year; the) window of a clerk's office and the| stands for no more than the seal marital unhappiness in numberless| name of a similariy unknown wom-| of the city clerk, EDDIE’S WIFE (CHECK PAID TO IS LOYAL SEATTLE MAN TACOMA, Oct. T—-That $4,600 of LOS ANC S, Oct. 7.—On the the check drawn on the Paelfic | motion of Attorney Bart Rogers, Coast Coal company in favor of chief counsel for City Prosecutor Kelth Lackey was pald to W. EB Guy Eddie, accused of contributing Pearce of Seattle, a coal brok Robespierre collar and sleeves, now in | Novelty Serge Suits going ir great demand, Colors, taupe, navy, | this sale for only........... electric blue, brown and 13 98 black, Special at.... an . Suits and Coats, worth regular $25.00. 12 50 | Now selling at . $ ‘ | Big lot of Women’s and Misses’ Crav- | enette Coats priced in this $10 95 } poke sale at only adies’ $5.00 and some $6.00 Serge and | welty Skirts, going in this $3 49 4 " N Another lot of Girls’ $6.00 Novelty | sale at Coats, sizes 8 to 14, will be $3 50 . offered for . all sour bile, undisested fer- food and constipated waste | igeatly moves on and out of without griping or for grown-ups, the packase means get the genuine druggist for the full name) Pigs by and Elixir of Senna” Accept nothing else. $9.98 Special purchase of Girls’ Black Pony Cloth ¢ s enables us to sell $7.50 val- ues, in sizes for girls 8 to 14 34.69 years, at only . MILLINERY DEPARTMENT TUESDAY SPECIAL Ladies’ Black Velvet Hats, worth reg- ular $5.00, sale $3.95 price | children of all plainly Women’s and Miss the California Fig) Fair Edna Goodrich Pens Tale of Love Beaver Hats, all styles, to the delinquency of Mrs. Alice = mtnlesion a8 a cea <— rs "helps, Eddie pret h the operators on Vancouver Island, C D C liar Sel nets Saka ceed eon | Se Be eihatny Submeittca tansy (fi 4 Cans Dutch Cleanser or 4 Rolls 10c Toilet Paper A crowd of curious spectators| by the defense in the trial of C. B |Houston and Jobn Bullock, charged with conspiracy to defraud the gov j eran nt. | Pearce jared under cross-exam jination that be had, In company with Surtees Hope, now dead, acted which threnged the court room and | ix depart: | ‘rior court was} bailiffs and the} mt of the ared out *) doors loe Mayor Alexander was present at Silks and Dress Goods At Reduced Prices by power Lean Offer ® Lean Otter! ° nsinn¢ oy theres as broker in arranging a contract B 4 ji fae. wun {ee Nearing, ‘wanting to. Kaew. ie i scipees kB Wank ot Warenres argains perfect es OF Rot he will remove Eddie from who handled the enteat of the Vax 50-inch Whipcord, in all the wanted col- || 54-inch Vicuna Suiting; navy and gray ls’ $3.00 and some $3.50 couver-) mo Coal company and the Pacific Coast company for the handling of the mine output in cer | tain territory. his official position. Mrs. Eddie, who expresses abso- °§"\ tute confidence in her husband, “T_| was in court to hear the testimony *| presented against her husband. x NE RUNNING hearing ar eS, NOW ceseceseceveees Splendid lot of Ladies’ $2.50 Dress Shoes, $1 A9 PAS. oveccecce Meese only; excellent for boys’ and girls’ school suits; $1.00 value at........ ors; $1.75 values; for Tuesday at .. ument im} 59c special 1 19 i seeeeees seeees ' i 56-inch English Storm Serge, navy, gray | Extra-heavy Crepe de Chine; a large as- i] and leather; values 1 39 | sortment of colors; 79c ' ij have inaugura’ od & plan eby Left for Dead to SUZ5~walues, Ot. i ooccccsccccenses We applied on the pur yom keep the Awiiphone. amt w allowance in cxcha: ELECTROPHONE | go on the official ballot in the No jbear, who had mauled bim almost} 9 . - ps . apes, Goats vember election as a “popular gov }to unconsciousness, is the nerve dren § 0SI Wear ‘ow ceo eg Agua [Fucking "and" thling superieey, Holds Merited Leadership Bourne's acceptance of the nomina jo 5 pman, chief of 5 % é ‘ tion followed the filing of a peti veg allergy ml, party, You'll Need Them—Buy Nd nme = rivet = = Mage ae $1 Vests and Pants, 83c tion signed by 16,000 Oregon voters pe ve Mone: Bathrobe Blanket, wit Yamask, 58 inches s id li pena urging him to run. The petitions near here, recently. Had {t not bee Now and Sa y po faide a c ae ot Ladi s’ Jer | were circulated and all the signa- }for Chipman’s presence 4 ming Ladies’ 20c black cotton ff CO"d set to $2 95 | , sey-ribbed Wool Garments, ltwres were obtained within five jthere is no doubt but that the beag. ; match, at ....... . loc. « Vests and Pants, EDNA GOODRICH |would have “killed him. She puf seamless and stainless | 75¢ value half-bleached fe c NEW YORK, Oct. 7—Does | sued him and finally knocked hinMl Hose, Tuesday, pair... 100 4c valde Pillows || Dice-check Table COE sep cieeinne ss xo ! are actually making $4 GOLD AND PORCE- friends of the actress believe she was so she ambled away to her cu ables at ......... . ee FOR 9380, WE te Soeren we mon Felons as aoe ba althee inadvertently | " Biss heel and toes. Tuesday, ip ss “Sales Haak | ix Huck Towels 7 12¢ $2.50 Union Suits, $1.98 OF TEETH FOR $250] Iveness’ removed, ie being 0" OPEN of riction ix said SAYS 26 ARE pair .. seeeeey Oe oT the | : Strictly All-Wool garments. spoken for today in many quar. | 1 2° SNe interesting love story.| Children’s ribbed wool Hose, ite 85c value Cotton Bats, |} Have them in all sizes; $2.50 While some Dentists | tidies prices for taNerk, we are making $5 “ Tiiere de. {to know that in relating the mar-| gapULPA, Okla, Oct. 7.—The vee ridgework for $3.59, [| Parent Tenner ates. The |Fiage of an actress to a millionaire oy: Jerry ~ Jeater, pastor ot the rg and Cement Fills claim made by the council | Widor with subsequent divoree.| sethodist church South, of Sapul- Fills are trom 76¢ that the public dance halle in | Miss Goodrich reveals something | bq, ig making war on the women of ting is free. ‘Suarantes all work for 12 in today. DO NOT ® el dr, device you may be using| ROmination for re-election, and will BOUR > PORTLA)D Oct. 7.—United States Senator Jonathan Bourne, has accepted an independent } great public dancing hall, in which the fashions well as ters as the result of the stand taken by the Portiand council of the Oregon Congress of the city do not discriminate sufficiently regarding the char- acter of those admitted to the Deynard’s Divorce,” Edna Good part. of her life into the story, | | with ite scene laid in New York It is thought by those in a position of her life with Nat Goodwin, from whom she recently obtained a de} cree of separation. by Infuriated Bear WILMER ad by an Ont ‘ar Oct. 7.-—-Left for ed female grizaly down. Chipman displayed the cour, feigning death. Satisfied, afte sniffing him all over, that he reall, “HELL BOUND” Sapulpa because many of them be- Neve the public school should be made a social center. Ladies’ and Chil- Ladies’ 50c silk Hose, double Merino heels and toes; all sizes. Pair..... 25¢ Our Great Domestic Dep't 49c Slips at .. | down Comfort- | | $2.95 size 72x84 inches, weight 3 Ibs., each $1.00 value Cotton Blankets at .... 69c my Buy Knit Under- for’ P. rich's new novel, embody mg 3 = age and presence of mind that saved Ladies’ 25¢ Hose; some lisle Jf at, cach ........... Linen at ...:. Seeks $1.25 and $1.50 Values, 98¢ Plan for’ Portland | her actual experiences in the field | his life, for, on bringing up amouk thread, in black or 18 a * : Ladies’ Luzerne Vests and ~ lof matrimony? Although Miss! thy qui ae 4 value Cotton Eider- || 15c value Pillow : PORTLAND, Or. Oct. 7A Goodrich pone ds that she mote any | toiea! vous De ie aoe oe tans; all sizes. Pair... . C sal ee c Pants; silver gray and white, each ....00.. and some $3.00 values, at ossccandae 25c Package Gold Dust or Pearline Washing Powder, Sale Price, 16c $1.98 Se tee ck or 2 NOD BALM lou tisesiety women who, he sald PaO AE CEPTS a rar. cane, St Cea ; CITY GOLF COURSE] 1.0202000 BALM cc criate Sia g}OUR PRECISE ARTIST|“GIRLS SHOULD WEAR HIGH eu Sc i a | REDWOOD CITY, Cal, Oct. 7 Seeking balm in the shape of $26, 009 each on the grounds of false pulpit that Sapulpa had 13 business men—one of them an editor—who BOOTS AND THICK STOCKINGS” sum 5} rubject ani paid by the retailer under “se!l- price.” Prices in all cases are to variation, according to but The park board has author: [and malicious imprisonment, Mra.) Would go straight to hell NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—Dr, Ida]about pains and aches. They sel-| freshness and general excellence, ized the ayiog out of an 1@hole | Cora Perkins and Fred Pattison are He at present is preaching a se- Nahm says low cut shoes are the} dom stop to consider the cause, and po ptt Magee Rag cae hy golf course in Jefferson park, |ioday suing Nicholas J. McNamara, ries of sermons on divorce, suicide greatest evil of the present day.| usually biame it on their constitu-| mines aoa ine FLOOR PEOPLe’s on the east side of Beacon av. (the San Mateo banker. eed maga wives can have good has High topped boots -and thick lisle tion. They take medicine and diet,! Pegs, ranc : 360 3 BANK BL. ss The tract is over 100 acres, and Mrs. Perkins and Pattison were bands, stockings are the real things, she! yet they will not forget a fashion| . 0 Fr oe Price, dG, most of it has been cleared and = /arrested in New York while en — says, for health. | for fear of offending their vanity. | Ne Ant ie, 0@ 2.48 Sesend and Pike. grubbed. The links will prob- route to Europe with Mrs. MeNam | BOWS QN RAMPAGE Half the sickness in this country| “Many girls stand on their fect| Pears .....+ 1,00@ 1.38 ably be finished by May 1. This | ara, and charged with coercing the is caused by the absurd idea of| the greater part of the time, and| Dressed Meate—sel action of the board makes Se- , an well as stealing a $4,600 N TREET C wearing ties and pumps,” said Dr. at night, instead of being rested) Chucks .............. — cial wort ec aes” jemtomoniie Retoasing. 9 — I S ‘AR Nahm, | “They should never be/and able to go to a dance or tor} with a munic' ara. worn outside the house, and even) some place of amusement, their one of the few in the United | Wher tried in San Franclaco the} | Passengers on @ West Seattle then only with warm stockings. |ankies are red and swollen, thelr States with one. defendants were acquitted Mee the care thawmalvan malted “I don't know where the style, backs ache and they feel generally re EE eM a Saturday evening from the hands ever originated, but I am sure it indisposed. In nine cases out of) CHINESE PROTEST if & bance of hove Sams tas Blan certainly should be abolished. Our ten they wear low shoes and feel| BILLY SUNDAY GETS achoola of Seattle who had been to young girls, and een Gur youks the, ctaorts in every part of their) ert. oi0- LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7.—Local) ‘a football game between the West men, are continually complaining) es. Ewes .. Chinese organizations openly pro-| ALA Seattle and Broadway bigh school 0 cincemnnannciedtiin ene ave en- fi test today at what they declare is | A BIG S. RY \teams. The crowd Leanded the car, Rew RR RRR RRR RAR vaude-Blunwarranted action of President " jumped through the windows, over * * H jt Wm. H. Taft eo not rec ognizing the Wi Rpeesse >. ot vg the end and any way they could get ‘. ¥ mnane cee take She. i gpa eae ya ‘ H PROG Chinese republic. The Ty Cobbs an , in t the foot of the hill th N, . 1 ec e girls are 01 al- 3 gy a a seseetion, backed by the lead-| have nothing on Billy Sunday, the el Be: to the Alki Point tar a — *% lowed the complete freedom of the Harvard library, They may *| é Graham... Soprano $l ing five Chinese organizations, §®/pall player evangelist, when it! ang then proceeded to smash things “CONTRIBUTIONS” % enter not more than six in a group, and they must be “segregat- * | 5 4 ne Thomas Classical I on its way to Washington. The or-|comes to drawing down big sal-/45 Windows were broken, passen- * ed” in a special room, Here are the leading reasons, as the Har- * ° n Violin Wonder Bl canizations are the Chinese League |aries, In the baseball world Sun-| gory “roughed,” dozens of fares| WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Al|* ard head has found them: = $ +1511. Floor Mgr of Justice, the Chinese Protective | day worked at a moderate salary./rung up on the register, and the|ihough no witnesses were sched-|* “More than six girls make a crowd. * . SCENIC CAFE association, Chinese Conso!! dated | but in the evangelical world he trolley pulled off so much that it! yied to testify, the senate campaign | * “They chatter so much they disturb other workers, * “18 gf hea society, Myo Cong voaidl Bb gerd plac es a higher value on his ser- Melle pe i the SN ‘0 contributions investixating * com- ¥ ‘They litter the tables and desks with hats, handbags and * | Rotied a8 1» Mar. merce an r 0 vices. walk alongside the car to kee ee, Which ia investigating cam- . tongue, eac S | elety. Sunday has been engaged to con-| on, After 10 blocks of this pa ai contributions to the demo- | * ey crowd out learned professors. *| Dried beet o*e" : Rt duct-a gota orci uk ‘hoath, | roman was found and quiet re-|eratic, republican and progressive * os hire * ay Fong, alg soveig de Mopar so that x FO ag australe Price. ruary. He w' | stored. sampnigns, met here today to ar- is almo: H Be . La mig dog weapon ea : TORY BY DISTRICTS and in that period he expects to —_ —_——— camiia g be next week's hearings. * * ow liv ; convert the sinners of Wyoming) ’ Congressman McKinley of Ilinois,| * *& * Xe RRR RA RA Re ee ee we ew wR! Roosters, live, vehe ree 1 ee Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of |. .1,, For the single month's WEEK S DOINGS wha tabaeee Preaident Tatt’s pre] ox i pe ii ek Beth ieeienmineiitinetiateiamsiiibatiiaai aia Springd ucklings cease al oc ood Own Locality. Patronize These Firms work he will get more money tee convention campaign will be the MISSES GROUSE; ARK AHKRERRARARER [Certo : yp pport ___. | many star players get for an entire AT UNIVERSITY first witness called when the hear- 9 % BUILD GREATEST AIRSHIP * Meets season. h ; ing is resumed Monday * LONDON, Oct. 7.—The Eng: *| Potatoes, ne: r It required some effort to get the) With registration over, the “ruabelicOrmsby McHarg, who argued the SHOOTS HIS TOE * lish navy has undertaken the *| Watermelons d dad ball player evangelist to come here. | ing” season closed, and class fight® velt contest cases before the * building of an immense air- &| C&'T°ts. local He held out for salary, and the | practically finished, the universt¥|epublican national committee, and| ‘The next time that Smiley Ragan, |% ship, which will be the largest #|Pacvips. su ~lechurth people finally decided to) jy settling down to regular routine R. Hanna, who is alleged to|722 N. 8ist st., goes hunting for! ever constructed. The big #| Grapes meet his wishes and pay him $10-/of study, But that doos not mean|figve contributed heavily to Col. | grouse, he will be careful where he|® ship is now being built at #|P&?ey, To any lady who will call at our | 000 for his month's work, that all fun will be cut out. Ther@) pdpsevelt’s present campaign, will] places the end of his gun, and par-|y Aldershot, It will have a ca- *& aotitnee baer: ge ‘¢ for your Coal and Wood or, ig § will Phere @ copy of Ho- oa TORICrIFiES popy ri jour weit Megas fo¥| testify Tuesday, ppg a cen Merit re the — * pacity of 350,000 cubic feet, * Hothouse dettuee, er'te pdoadlnd boner ysopat . WIFE the week, among them the fresh: won _ —__— vous twitching of his fingers when r Head lettuce, dox ° FREMONT DRU* CO. The body of the man who was|men women's mixer at the Women Becomes Sheriff at Age of 21. [he sees game. . tite Gee as ett Qucembers,. MOB, sees - found in the bay yesterday near the | building tomorrow night, the meet:|. PARIS, Mo., Oct. 7.—An hour af-) Ragan and Ray Terry were down) x with rooms having every con. % | Cantaloupe Seattle Construction and Dry Dock |ing of the Dramatic club and of the|ten the burial of his father, Sheriff/near Orillia yesterday hunting *% venience, * oh, See Woodland Park Co, was yesterday afternoon iden-|Forestry club the same evening)|#, M. Nolen, his son Ralph, 21)grouse. They stopped to Neht| ewe kde kk ee ee ee | uttern, , Wasnin ston LEAF DAIRY, Inc, | ————-—— | tified as that of Charles Anderson the student Assembly in the Aug years old, ve Apvatnted by he thelr pipes, and Ragan rested ithe Puget sound’ timothy 13: - —_—— . She identifies im by | itorfum ednesday morning and} eonnty court to js fathel | muzzle of is shotgun on his rig! Alfalfa s* 8 North 289; White 686. _INTERLAKE FUEL co. Le Rag hier is on the watch he had.| meeting of sophomore women atjexpired term. The new sheriff, | foot, Just then two grouse flew up, ‘ CLOVERLEAF DAIRY 1319 N. 46th 3400 W. Park Av.| Anderson had been employed as|noon, meeting of the Mandolin club| who formerly was a student at Cen-| Ragan became excited, his fingers THE MARKETS n N, 908. N. 316 N. 409 janitor of the headquarters of the/and of the board of control @mjtral college, Fayette, is the young: | twitched, the gun barked, and off Whole corn Complete and sanitary Dairy INTERLAKE FUEL CO AuthTuberculosis league, at Fourth |Thuraday, and the weekly lecture|egt official ever to fill that office | went the big t TOIT; ares | aciced cor : in the City. Wood and Coal, Building Material |av, and University st, He was ad- aoe department of journalism op : voy tere and perhaps in the <r Dreamiana tonight, welt paid by Ieee con Rotied oat ~= 12 Quarts for $1.00. and Teaming dicted to drinking. 7 te eB. Dance j po