The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1912, Page 6

Ask Your Doctor And why not? Yet some people act as if a medicine could take the place of a doctor! The best medicine in the world cannot do this. If we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds, we would not offer it to you. F.®. Ayer Oo, Lowell, Mase The Anchor of Health Is Your Spinal Cord ‘Let that be strained or one or more of the hundreds of nerves radiating therefrom be- come misplaced and your constitution is endangered, No kind of drug, no amount of medicine, or anything else can cure you as long as the cause remains. There is a well defined rea- son for every ache, every pain you suffer, We ald nature to cure by removing the cause of your disease, This is done by adjusting the spinal column This gives every nerve free access to perform its duties as nature intended it should. A. LEE LEWIS Registered Chiropractor, 347 Arcade Annex, Seattle. 307-8 Colby Bidg., Everett. DANCING HIPPODROME, SEATTLE’S NEW DANCING PALACE. Fifth and University. & Cents Per Couple Some Who Need This School Firemen’s s leennes in hom Janitors Heenses thus power. A course for cense. Day and Night Courses. Moderate tuition feew. Tel. Q. A. 254 Seattle Engineering School, Inc. First Ave. W. and Roy St. higher their Imitation Dentistry te Hike coun- Sra money! It's no good because not pass. Many peop'e who are looking for offices at 713 Firi enue, in n, “The t Brown,” he Washington bloc! at they are coming to uy offices, tt} soon discover that they are fn the office of the wrong Dr. BEWARE OF DENTISTS ON FIRST AVENUE CLAIMING TO BE THE RIGHT DR. BhOWN. I, myself, took charge of the offi- ces on July 16th, 1901, when the offices afforded practice enough for dentist only, Beattie had a bout 75,000 those become ‘convince Dentist who charge for first class work y of first claen work gured that this was the r foundation upon which to a Dental Practice the Postal Tele~ ding Open Until 6 and Ua ‘d for People Who Work |Adolf, Rep i STORY OF BECKER amy ed Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, Oct. 14—Full cor roboration of the story told Satur. jday by “Bald Ja }lice Lieut. Chas, Becker wanted | Gambler Herman Rosenthal “killed |dynamited or croaked,” was given today by “Bridgey” Webber when |the trial of Becker on a charge of instigated the murder of | Rosenthal was resumed. “If the man Rosenthal,” Webber ‘swore Becker said to him, “ever | sees Whitman, it's all off. Why | don't you boys have him croaked? oni ieee oaiieilions eset ae eee eeeeeane ONE “GOOD HAUL’ proved for WANTING yeu take care of you fellows after | the job is done.” Webber, who is alleged to have Rose that Po-| been in charge of the gangsters | who killed Rosenthal, testified that he told Becker he would “pull off” the job in a few days, But Becker, he said, kept after him to hurry up. | Webber then described the meet | ing of the gun men on July 15, when arrangements were completed for slaying Rosenthal, | The witness testified that he met | Recker, Harry Vallon, Rose and Sam Schepps just a short time be- foré Rosenthal was killed. ane see eR RRR * * FIRST WOMAN AUTO THIEF * * SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14,—Determined effort is being made * * by the police here today to locate the stylishly dressed woman *® who calmly cranked up a fivepassenger machine belonging to * * =H. W. Roland stood in front of the Savoy theatre and made * off with it. According to the police, this is the first woman # % automobile thief they have discovered. T woman was seen * *® cranking the machine by several persons, but nothing w * *% thought of it until the theatre emptied and Roland found his #® ® machine gone. * * * eee eee e keene AND A BUNCH OF SMALL ONES BY “JIMMY” BRIGADE A good haul and a number of pet- ty ones was the record of the skel eton key and “jimmy” brigade Sat- urday olght and Sunday. The good haul was made in the room at 1121% Jackson st. cecupled by George Hesolo{f. Cash to amount of $150 w: plen, a check for $500 and a receipt for $500 were taken and a gold watch, gold nugget stick pin and gold nug- get chain. Petty robberies reported were: A set of tools from J, 8. Triant, 7010 Mth av, N. EB; $5.60 from the home of Mrs. 8. C. Erne, 1910 31st av. N.; $5 from Mra. W. H. Halo. 1013 15th av. N.. and a good deal of cooked food and $2 cash from the home of Dr. A. B, Palmer, 2359 6th av. N. lbeen taken ee * o - MODERN CONVENIENCES * * A plous man, entering business, was careful to say: “Re *® * member, now, [ cannot tell a lie!” * * To which the general counsel of the concera, rubbing his # % hands unctuously, made answer “Oh, certainly not! Really, #! ® it isn't in the least necessary, in modern business, We forma * *® subsidiary corporation to attend to all that sort of thing.” * * * * * ee ed ~ SENTENCED Jodge J. T. Ronald imposed the following sentences in his court yesterday Joe Logan, selling liquor to an Indian, plea of «ullty, 20 days in the county jail; Curtis Sours, burglary, second degree, plea of guilty, sentence of one to fifteen years at Monroe, suspended during good behavior; J. C. McDonald, same charge, plea of guilty one to fifteen years at Monroe; Sween, same offense, sentence, Claude Bragg was con- victed of contributing to the delin- quency of a minor and will be sen- tenced later. POLICE STATION NOT THE PLACE Chief of Police Bannick has asked the council to provide a place where juvenile and hu- c may be en up outside the police station. His communication, read at the council meeting yesterday, was referred to the finance commit- tee, after an attempt had been ynade to place it merely on fi Counciiman pointed out, a room for thi purpose had already been ar- ranged for an the nurses’ dor. mitory on the roof of the mu- nicipal building, POSED AS LORD OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 15.—Con vieted of defrauding Abraham Stockett, a Bakersfield farmer, of $147 on mortgage deal, Tho: B. Henry, an Oakland real estate man who posed as an English lord, was sentenced to 3% years in San Quentin prison here today. Henry has already been sentenced to three years’ imprisonment on a@ similar charge, making 6% years he will have to serve, Forgets Coin in Stove FREEWATER, Or., Oct. 15. amusing incident happened yester- day at the Freewater Cash Grocery |John Brinker, the head clerk, used the stove as a safe place for a de posit vault at closing time, He then prepared the fire for lighting. On arriving at the store this morn- An ed the fire, When the first cus: tomer arrived and the necessity for change was apparent, he remem- bered the hoard in the stove, Hast- ily he took out the burning wood and found his gold and silver in a tarnished and blackened condition. Fortunately there was no currency in the package. the | door and try to get In. Clan same sen hling he forgot that the stove had| py been used as a bank vault and ight There were three cases of at mpted burglaries reported, The maid at the home of Mrs. H. B. Perine, 2915 Franklin av, saw a man put a ladder up to the second latory window of the house next He reached ‘in his pocket, presumably for a Jimmy, but turned and saw the jyoung lady and ran down the lad der and away. Two men tried to |get into the home of J. I. Brown, 2212 Warren av, but were sur prised an they were trying the kitehen window, Patrolman Vietch saw two men leave the office of the City thestre, 1206 2ed av. He chased them, but failed to catch up with them theatre showed that psothing had ee ee ee ee — Manhattan Tailored —Suits— $25 and Upwards In all the newest Fall and Winter styles—both strictly taflored and fancy models are sold to you on credit—$1 a week pays the bill at the National. Everett-Seattle Interurban Railway SEATTLE TO EVERETT—Limited traing 10:30 a. m. and 6:25 p. m. Local Trains—6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 B, 11:30 a.'m.; 12:30, 1:20 B, 2:20, 3:30, 4:30, 6:30 B, 6:30 § 8:30, 9:45, 11:40 p. m, dally, Ioxtra train Saturday and Sunday at 10:45 p, m. Ticket Offices: Seattle, av., near Westlake; Greenwood, Ajax Drug Store, 85th and Greenwood. EVERETT TO SRATTLE.-Limited 6th trains 9:00 a. m, and 4:00 p. m. Local trains—6:10, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:01 B, 10:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12:01 nodn B, 1:00, 2:00, 9:00, 4:01 B 6:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 10:15 m. daily. Extra train Baturday and Sunday at 9:00 p. m. dicates baggage trains, t train leaves freight shed at te Bt at 6 p.m IRTHWEST TRACTION COMPANY. Everett-Snohomish Interurban EVERETT TO SNOHOMISH—6:05, 0, 8:50, 10:20 m., 12:16, 1:36, 60, 4:06. $:80, 6:40, 7:60, 10:90, 7 2 ddineal m. — ish TO BVERETT 6:45, i 1 5 i , 9:95, 11:10 a. m., 1:00, , 6:10, 7:10, 6:80, 10:36, ee ess > ES Pilfering An examination at the | THE STAR—TUESDAY, 30! — 188 Dor DER VAY You GET YouR MONEY ¢ SHame!! INCREASE IN GAMBLER KILLED CORROBORATED} FOREIGNEXPORTS Report of Captain Thomas Davies, port warden of Seattle, for the month of September, shows a slight falling off in everything but foreign exports, to those there was an increase of $122,792 over the month of September, 19 The total tonnage for the month was 674,333, Thin was distributed as follows: Foreign imports, $1,786,018, for September, 1911, $2,866,029; foreign exports, $1,284, 992, for Septembe: domestic imp 1911, $1,162,200; $4,036,898, Sop- tember, 18,680; domentic exports, $2,419,391, September, 1911, $3,676,008, Number of pas sengers, inbound and outbound, 336,350, September, 1911, 204,388, PORTLAND, Or, Oct, 15.—- “Near” mince ple will have to be the order in Portland for the com- ing holidays, Two hundred bartels of dried currants, recently arrived jin this city from Greece, have been sent to the garbage crematory a# lunfit for human consumption, An- lother bateh cannot be dried and shipped before the boliday trade seta in. The supply comprised prac- tleally t¥e entire sapply of cur rante for the city KNOCK KNEE BOW LE¢— Weak ankles, break- ing arches, weak itn be. ture in most cured tf to best. Catalogue and advice free A LUNDBERG Co. Are You Not Happy? Why? If you cannot sleep nights. difficult to get breath, gastritis, dyspepsia, ulceration of the stomach, constipation, tn fact, all diseases of the stomach and bowels, appendicitis, acute of chronic, it will pay you to ia. vestigate and see some patient# 1 have cured. Private sanitarium and office, 5517 22nd N. W, Dr. Nuernberg German Specialist on Chronic Diseases. With Four Steam Roads Three Large Factories Now Few people realize the numerous attractions offered by Kent, our neighboring city on the South. Kent is a modern, up-to-date, clean little city, and has ali the advantages of Seattle with none of the drawbacks. Transportation facilities are of the best, and, with the development of the Duwamish Waterway, will be still farther increased. A line of auto freighters operates on the Pa- cific Highway to Seattle, and ranch- ers and truck gardeners are enabled to ship their produce right from their front door to the Seattle con- sumer. Some of the most wonderfully fer- tile acreage in the world is imme- diately north of Kent on the new paved highway, and the choicest of this soll is contained in the gid Vandevanter farm recently shbdi- vided by the Purcell Investment FIST AV. AND PIKE IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME DOWN WEDNESDAY MORNING Wednesday’s Specials at the Corner Marke OCTOBER 15, 1912. ustifies His You OUGHT Yo BE amresren! PuT Easily and Cheaply Made at Home, Saves You $2 This recipe makes a pint of cough syrup--enough to laet @ family a long time, You couldn't buy as much or a» good cough syrup for ie it te silently laxative, the appetite and has an lent tonic effert. It is ple to take —ebiidre: o it excellent rem ody, too, P, sore lunge. ” ete Mix one pint of granulated sugar with % pint of w and atir for 2 minute of Pinex (fifty pint bote and Byrup, It pe perfectly te onful every one, two or hou © of the oldest and beat dial agents for the throat pb ranes. Pinex te the most aluable conce ted und of white pin and foal | the other heating elements | Othe ne will net work in | hie The prompt results from this ree | Ipe have endeared it to thousands lof housewives in the United Sta land Ca | plan hi neyer successfully | A guaranty of absolute satinfac tien, or money promptly refunded. goes with this recipe Your dru«- | giet has Pines, or will get it for you. Te not, send te The Pinex Co Wayne, Ind. nteed by Rar Pinex is fully tell Drug Co. (dintributors) tthe alam why led often, but It's pasteur- ized In the beat equipped plant + on the Pacific connt Ask your grocer for it or phone us and « driver will Call. 4. Kristoferson Phone Eltiott 223 ent—A Modern City and One Electric Line—|‘ Transportation Facilities Are Unexcelled. ATTRACTIVE INDUCEMENTS TO MANUFACTURERS Running and Several Under Course of Construction—Soil Wonderfully Productive. ;Company, at 806 Third Avenue, in | the Central Buildin, Enormous yields have been had from feason, and one renter made $460 | net profit from one acre of cucum- bers, There are several large as- paragus beds that produce over $400 per acre per annum net for their owners, and for diversified cultiva- to equal this particular spot, The record for twenty-six years | devanter farm been under water, even during the worst flood years. High and dry, free trom floods, with the best soil on earth, and its close proximity to the station, the acre tracts now offered on easy pay- ments by the Purcell Investment Company, are the best buy on tha im Coast today, Phone Main Mott 2447—PH THR STORES 8-20-' eo St. Br CARNATION MILK— 3 large cans...., ie With a 60¢ Coftes or Tea purchase SUGAR TODAY 1 for .. ° With a $1, Tw Flour eo MENNE’S CASH STORES ALL LOCAL BRANDS $1.00 PRR SACK 1 Fishet‘a Patent in- eluded, ordi ree—CUT RATE 'GROCKRS—Two Stores Delivery on Everything but Flour, oF KCONOMY Today | FREE--FREE See Gray Enamel h Pan, 16-qt, size With a $2.00 grocery er. the Vandevanter acres this! py shows that at no time has the Van-| C COST $1,000 PER MONTH (my Frese Leased Wire) INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14.--The average monthly expenditure of the International «Association of Bridge and Structural lronworkers }in 1910 was $1,000, according to the |testimony today of Mra. H. A. Hall, i of Omaha, former stenographer of J. McNamara, former secre |tary of the organization now serv jing a 16-year sentence in San Quen }tin @rison, California, Mra. Hall |was the first witness called at to- | day's session of the trial of the 47 Junion men charged with itegally transporting dynamite. United States District Attorney Chas, W. Miller alleged that most of this money was expended for dy namitings. Mre. Hull testified, however, that the checks were sup |posedly drawn for an “organizing |fun , DETECTIVE IS ARRESTED Charged with having spirited away C, P. Adame of Aberdeen when there was a subpoena out for him, Emerson C. Belding. private detective known as “Chet,” was ar rested in Tacoma yesterday by United Btates officers. Kt is charged that Adams was Wanted as & witness in the cases now being tried in Tacoma of Sarah and Bam Levy and Henry Suwol, charged with having con cealed assets in Mra. Levy's bank ruptey case. The affidavit from which the arrest was made was sworn to by Assistant U. 8. Dis trict Attorney Biddell, who says that Belding, in the employ of al leged conspirators, paid Adama $90 |to #0 away during the trial, that Adama left, and, when caught on the Quiniahit Indian reservation, first denied ‘that he had been hid- ing and later admitted being paid | the $90. | a | BERNHARDT COMING Mme. Bernhardt will play at the Seattle Orpheum the third week of January, in some of her most fa |mous roles. This was announced | by Martin Beck, executive head of the Orpheum circuit, following his vinit here with John W. Considine, jhead of the Sullivan & Considine | theatres. Mme. Bernhardt will | play roles from “Camille,” “La Tow “Lee Buffon Madame X”" jand “Lucretia Borgia. | THE MARKETS The following are the average prices paid by local commission mer- fbants to the producers and prices jier to the ss i m pal price.” gubject to variation, according to freshness and general excellence, but otherwise indi- jy first grades Price. “a -60@ 1.75 see 4.25 . + 1.00@ 1.50 Dressed Meats—sSelling Price. or -09 he ery 16% % tion there is no land under the sin | B* Dried Poultry, Local e e ourse With Logic MY, MY! DISS SHOCKS Me! DON'D You KNOW Dere 135 ODDER VAYS OF MAKING A UFING DAN STEALING NICKELS FROM A BLIND MAN'S CuPT Yess, BUT L dof 1 ste TALONYTS Fo A PICKPocKer, ‘Too FAT To OUR GRANDMOTHERS USED SAGE TEA TO BEAUTIFY AND DARKEN THE HAR ¥ It is easier to preserve the color {color restorer this r of the hair than to restore it, al-|vastly superior to though it is possible to do both. |“sage tea” made Our grandmothers understood the | mothers the by our secret They made a “sage tea The growth and be and their dark, glossy hair long |hair depends on a after middle life was due to this|tion of the scalp, Wi fact. Our mothers have gray hairs |and Sulphur Hair Ren before they are fifty, but they are |kilils the dandruff germs beginning to appreciate the wisdom of our grandmothers in using “sag tea” for their bair and are fast fol lowing suit the hair of Sts life, color and: makes the scalp clean end gives the hair strength, « |beauty, and makes it grow, The present generation has the| Get a 50 cent bottle from am advantage of the past In that it |druggist today. He willigives can get a ready-to-use preparation |money back if you arey # called Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur |fied after a falr trial, As @ scalp tonic and pany. 5 Hair Remedy. SAY YOU SAW IT IN CASF THIS WILL BE THE ONLY ANNOUNCEMENT—A p was in a tight place has turned over to us for quick sale the very highest grade and quality that is made in feel that It would be quite the proper thing to publish name in connection with financial troubles—it is pianos which are never sold below $600 cash. If you will Balesrooms at once, you will be astonished at the severe cut of any one of this small lot to be sold at once to close up @ mentioned piano man’s account a Come to our Salesrooms, 823 Third Ave., opposite the Gi ing and one block below the Orpheum theat The Manuf en —where nearly all Seattle is now buying pianos pney, » National Plano Manufacturers 823 Third Ave. TRY pair fe National Piano 823 Third Ave. Grows Hair, Restores Gray or Faded Hair to Its inal Color and Stops Dandruff and Scalp Die eases. 25c Bottle Free to Prove It. F ae wieeco fe Certainty the Wonder of the Ag® The free 26¢ bottle of “Swissco”| celved any rellef from Hair and Scalp Remedy, if used as| You have tried, dont @irected, will astonish you. It is a] SROvsh to condemn You will be greatly benefl NEW REMEDY, the latest and best| free bottle we give FO Preparation known. It is the result! “Swissco"—50_ cents of s of investigation and re-| bottle is for sale and search into the reason why so many| by all drug and department of the hair preparations have fatied| All who wish, that have, in the past to do the work demanded | Swissco, can have a free 38. of them. It is marvelous tn its ac-| prepaid’ on receipt of ten tion and thousands have received) stamps or silver, to help com permanent cures just from the free} pense, of packing, ete, aaa ottle we gave them for the ask-| ing direct to the Swissee SAMlags 2 | eay P. 0. Square, edy Co., 5265 in; Bocas © you may not hav | nati, Ohio. WALLING QUITS PIANO BUSINESS Mr. Walling has arranged to enter another line of business at once and must sell out every plano, player- plano and grand © in the salesrooms and storag® before November No time must be lost; every instrument must be sold, regardless of cost. This stock includes absolutely high grade pianos, and is prac= tleally thrown to the mercy of the public, as it means @ money loss to Mr, Walling to remain in the bushnes® ® day longer than it is necessary. Cash buyers will be given spectally low prices At the same time we are willing to carry accounts and will extend lowest payment plan, Remember the loca= tion, 200, 201, 202, 203 Arcade Annex, 2nd floor (OPP elevator). Spring broilers is Hone ep 0@ 14 | Turkeys, live [20 ters, ve, Ib. 209 a “M4 a +10 2.60 v ri b Potatoes, new, ton . 00@ 16.00 garcers, 76 86 Beets, local . 1. Turnips, sack 1:3 Grapes. @ 1 Parsley, oz .. abe Tomatoes, 20-Ib. noo ° ‘ 1 noune 5@ 1 lettuce, de ° mbers, 20@ lery, doz, bo | Cantaloupe 2:00@ 2 Price, Wastern timothy 17.0018.00 | Puget soun 13.00@ 14.00 org ue ceeeee D8, 00@ 14.00 Wheat hay ..........18,00@17.00 Bran 33 Shorts |. 25 Whole corn a6 od corn 36.00@ 37.00 Middiings =... 35.09 Rolled oats ana mixed oe. 6s 29,00