The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1912, Page 6

} | “CASCARETS” BEST FOR THE BOWELS No headache, bad taste, sour stomach or coated tongue by morning. Tt is more necessary that you keep your Howels, Liver and Stom ach clean, pure and fresh than it ts} to keep the sewers and drainage of a large city free from obstruction. Are you keeping clean inside with | Cascarets—or merely forcing a pas sageway every few days with salte cathartic pills or castor oll? This ia important, Cascarets immediately cleanse | and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and ferment ing food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and car ry out of the system the constipat ed waste matter and poison in the intestines and bowels. No odds how badly and upset you feel, a Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning They work while you sleep, A 10 cent box from your druggist will keep your head clear. stomach I WANT You To KEEP THE CHECK ROOM TODAY, ADOLF, o7 A AND IF ANYONE DOESN'T Give You 4 TIP, PUNISH HiIM— ; CiVS HIM THe sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months. Don't forget the children—their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too. 109 Good Templar Fair tonight, Virginia. ° Dr. L. R. Clark, DO. D. 8. SUCCESS Ts the true test of a dentist or any other man. ~ Our success is based on skill, gentleness, moderate prices and the best work that it is sibte to produce in every case. Remember, this is the only large dentat .uce in the city that is owned by «& graduaie registere. dentist, and has only registered dentists asso- elated with bim. Just think, we W.u make you an extra heavy $10 gold crown for $4.00, or one of our famous $10 neverslip pistes for $5.00. Ard not only that, but we pin a guar antee to every receipted bill that means something to you. Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. S. (Manager) 1408 Third Ave. N. W. Cor. Union NOTE—Brirg this Ad with you en CASH PRIZES. Contestants apply to E. K. Direetor, Thursday, . to Katurday, 2, inclusive. Admission, 16c, Good Templars’ Hall, 1109 Virginia VEGETABLE SILK UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Looks Like Sitk, Costs One-foarth reade Bik. Senttle. 406 A ne CUT- O H I RATE DENTISTS Second Av. and University %. Opposite Stone-Visher Co. BACK OF OUR WoKK ‘OR 12 YEARS PAINLESS DENTAL WORK CUT KATE PRICES Easy Payments. WE STAND wr Ohio Cut Rate Prices. $8 $5 44 $3, $4 Other Dentists’ Prices $15 Set of Teeth. Guaranteed Best ........ $10 Set of Teeth. Guaranteed Fit .......... $8 Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown ........ $5 Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work ....... Silver Fillings, 50c Up 12-YEAR WHITTEN Gw. GIVEN ON ALL ‘won EASY PAYMENTS-—Part down and | Works, and in which five men lost Solid G Id Fillin gs $1 Up) his position, and will leave for the BELONGS MIT O36aR, I KNow HE DON'D Give ME ALKANS, VICTORIOUS, — PLAN TO SLICE UP TURKEY BULLETIN ROME, Oct, 28.—Queen Helena of Italy, who is a Montenegrin prin- cess, was today advised positively unqualifiedly that the Monte- negrines ha tured Scutari. will be merely a matter of guerrilla fighting. SLICING UP TURKEY VIENNA, Oct. 28.—Reportsa ema nating from Paris are current here today to the effect that the Balkan allies have notified the powers that they will not consider peace terme with Turkey except on the basis of a division of practically all of Tur urope among themselves “i, are willing In Constan tinople and several small districts surrounding it, Their plan, it is jsaid is to extend Bulgaria south to |the Aegean sea, to give Servia an allies’ plan seems near its climax. | Adriatic seaport, to give Northern The capture of Salonika will mean / Albania to Montenegro and to con that all of the western part of Tur-| vert the remainder of Albania and BELGRADE, Servia, Oct. 28 Dispatches here from the Servian front declare that the allied forces have captured Pristina, Uskup and Istib and plan an attack within a few hours on Salonika, which they are rapidly spproaching. Wtth a Greek army moving on Salonika from the Southwest and) the combined Servian and Bul-| garian force approaching from the North the second portion of the key in Burope will be cut off from| Macedonia into two independent Congtantinople, and its reduction | principalities. oS EE poe ES ED W ILSON SALEM, Mass, Oct, 28—The trial of Joseph Ettor, Arturo Gio- STUMP AGAIN vannitti and Antonio Caruso, [charged with responsibility for the (By Anited Press Leased Wire) death of Anna Lopizzo, killed by a PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 28-—-| stray bullet during the textile strike Governor Woodrow Wilson resumed) at Lawrence last winter, was ad today hia campaign tour, which was) journed until Wednesday, owing to interrupted by the shooting of Col.\ the continued iliness of Juror Car Theo. Roosevelt by John Schrank ter today. Physicians said that at Milwaukee two weeks ago. [n/ Carter, who is suffering from «rip, addition to speaking at West Ches-|will be able to return to jury duty ter, Pa. Governor Wilson will de/by that ti ang gh HAPPY, LAUGHING CHILD SHORTLY tomorrow and Wednesday, and will If Cross, Feverish, Bilious speak in New York city Thursday, and at Rochester, N. Y., Priday. ARMY ENLISTMENT FOR 7 YEARS Beginning with October 31, enlist-| ang $i «a ments in the United States army| Bae ae hie rs will be for a period of seven years igs ean = Its ittle instead of four. During the last three years of his enlistment, how- Waste-Clogged Bowels. & man ts on furlough without ny No matter what ails your child, a gentle, thorough laxative physic should always be the first tre ment given. If your child ten't feeling well; resting nicely; eating regularly and acting naturally it Is a sure sign that it's «ttle stomach, 20 feet of bowels are filled with foul, constipated waste matier and need a gentle, thorough cleansing at onoe. When cross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad or your ‘The cause of the explosion which little one bas stomachache, diar ; thoea, sore throat, full of . cold, wrecked the Energite Powder tongue coated; give a teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs and in a few hours all the cloggea up waste, undigest- ed food and sour bile will gently move on and out of its little bow ele without nausea, griping or weakness, and you will surely have a well, happy and smiling child again shortly. With syrup of Figs you are not drugging your children, being com posed entirely of luscious figs, sen. na and aromatics it cannot be harmful, besides they dearly love its delicious fig taste. Mothers should always keep Syrup of Figs handy. It is the on- ly stomach, liver and bowel clean- ser and regulator needed—a little given today will eave a sick chikd 'y. As it is arranged now, a soldier may serve four years, seven years, or as long as he likes; but period- jeally he must join the reserve for the same length of time that he spends in the army. DROPPING OF NAIL HAILEYBURY, Ont., Oct. their lives and several were in- jured Wednesday, was the dropping of a nail from the celling to the cogs of the grinding machinery, thereby making a spark, which flew from the cogs to a quantity of chioride of sodium in a tray being carried by a boy, setting it on fire. The lad dropped the tray and ran, thereby saving his life. The fire spread to a mixing room adjoining and about five tons of powder exploded. About 20 regular employes and 20 men on construction ran to safety when the fire started. FATAL PLUNGE tomorrow. (Ry United Press Leased Wire) Full directions for children of all LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26.--PlUng | ages and for grown-ups plainly ing 200 feet in an automobile which skidded on a cirve in the Santa Monica canyon and toppled over a steep hillside, two men are dead today and one man miraculously saved himself by jumping. The dead: John D. Mercereau, presi- dent of the Mercereau Bridge and Construction Co.; George Whitfield West of the engineering firm of Dessary & West. SHOT IN EYE SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 28.—~ Otto Kelly, a striker, was shot in the left eye and instantly killed at Bingham by Deputy Sher- iff Wm. Meyers. The coroner is investigating the shooting, which Meyers claims was accidental. Dogs Save Cattle From Burning Up DUBUQUE, Ia., Oct. 28.—Two St. Bernard dogs rushed into the High land stock farm barns and drove out 78 head of valuable cattle when all but they had burned. Turks Killed When Train Is Ditched LONDON, Oct. 28.—Two hundred Turkish soldiers were killed and many injured in the wreck of a military train on the Smyrna-Aidin railroad when the train jumped the track. W. A. ROSS LEAVES W. A, Ross, for several years ag- sistant general passenger agent for the Great Northern Railway and Steamship company, has resigned pripted on the package. Ask your druggists for the full name, “Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,” prepared by the Call- fornia Fig Syrup Co. This is the delicious tasting, genuine old re Hable. Refuse anything else of. fered. A Dollar Plus Judgment Makes Two Dollars When you get a dollar, the thing is to make it earn dollar, This is easy WHEN YOU KNOW Where to deposit your savings. While you are busy earning more money, your savings Earn 414, Per Cent Interest Compounded Every Six Months YOUR OWN JUDGMENT SUG 7ESTS a savings account. Bring or Mail Pay checks, Personal checks, Money Orders or Cash to che Bank for Savings PIKE STREET & THIRD AVENUE | East November 1. Ross came to Seattle in 1906 as assistant general passenger agent of the steamship ta duies 1000.00 PAID IN.) balance in payments, line, and eight months later was Seattle. Promoted to be assistant for both railway and steamship lines. ae cee liver and| NOBLEMAN WHO IS SLAPPED ENDS HIS OWN LIFE (By Unites Prese teased Wire) BERLIN, Oct, 28—In a row in a cafe at Iseriohn, a Russian noble- man named Von Kettatall received @ box on the ears from one of Me |) participants. After the disturbance |had subsided the Russian tried ‘to ascertain who had struck him, bat no one would admit the offense Next day he was found dead from polsoning in his lodgings, A note jexplained that, being a Russian no bleman, he could not bear the hu imiliation of having his ears boxed without calling the aggressor to account. As this was impossible, death was bis only recourse. $14,000 LOT FOR DOCK SITE County commissioners Saturday purchased from 8. P. Dixon a let on the Lake Union shore line near the Stone ay. bridge for a dock site. |The lost comprises 24,000 square feet, and was purchased for $14,060. It will be held until the completion of the canal makes another dock necessary, This is the second dock site purchased within the last week. The other one, at the foot of Howard av, will be improved with a dock and ferry landing with- in six months, INSANE PAT RIVALS LADY GODIVA. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28. Richard Bidlack disliked the county insane ward. He broke loose, and, nude, galloped through the atreets, pursued by an ambulance and half) la doen police. He was Mie on @ shelf in a store. WANTS $50,000 FROM HIM TACOMA, Oct, 28,—Stating two causes of action and axking for $50,000 damages in each, or the aregate sum of $160,000, with costs jand Isbursements, the breach of, promise suit of Nellie Storie) against Fred Hogan, of Toronto, | Canada, reputed to own property in Tacoma worth many hundreds of thousands of dollars, is on trial in the federal court e today, A breach of promise action Is most unusual in the federal court; Hecause of the fact that the defend! ant is an alien, although a heavy, property owner in Tacoma, the case was sent to the federal colirt for trial. ; KNAVE OF HEART STOLE THE TARTS “The Queen of Hea she made som a summer's day The Knave of Hearts he stol¢ those tarts, and quickly ran away. But the Queen of Hearts didn't hi anything on Mrs, R. L. Macklum, 1706 Warren av., for she also made tarts, made them yesterday morning, nice, luscious cranberry tarts. Then she and her family went to church. When t returned they found the tarts had been stolen. Whether it was the Knave of Hearts or not has not yet been determined; at any rate, the knave cut out the pan- el of the kitchen door, unlock. ed it, and a gold watch, overcoat and $4.00. years, Appointed Marshall Fred M. Lathe, who has served as deputy United States marshal in Seattle for a number of years, has been appointed marshal to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Ira Davisson, Smith showed tne way Bvenings. that fillers of leas extractors of t ed States today, Je are “THE STAR—MONDAY, ‘OCTOBER 2 Adolf Tries to Be a Checkroom Pirate, But Hal row >, ef DOY wat—1T \- AC BOY, MY Lid. 1912, ,|ELOPE IN AIRSHIP; FALL; THEN MARRY (Ry United HILLSDAL MI elope in an aeroplane, fall several bundre have the matrim they lay helpless was the an aviator, and Miss Aimee Cour who are suffering today from ser fous injuries in the hospital here t fro porlenc Although in «£ the sald, gret the trip in the least Smith and his br yae, Ind about LESS BOWEL IN SEATTLE have Beattie people hat A SINGLE I buckthorn bark, glycerine. compounded In Adler-t-ka appendicitis remedy constipation, sour stomach or Ae on the stomach INSTANTLY. This simple mixture digestive organs and draws off the impurities and it ts surprising how QUICKLY it herpes. acy tinement. Second ay her 500 feet After going 70 miles and | while above this place, something went wrong with machine plunging to the earth. antisepticizes and reas Leased Wire) ch., Oct, 24.—To 4 the clouds and vial knot ted ax hospital cots of Jamen Smith. reat palo, Mra wedding ring are alive & that I don't ide started from traveling at @ most of the motor, the TROUBLE und out simple ete, as the Ger reliever ,ORE of the Swifts Pharm Pike. —-Adver AMUSEMENTS SEATTLE THEATRE Phone Main 42 TONIGHT—A “MAS, WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE raTron" Oe, Be w cimpr Pe a BP Ss pm nd bee, Mata. the. i) Roth Phones #106 “CALIFORNIA” A Big Operetia, with IN THE Matinee Datiy First Appearance in America “THE GARDEN (Greatert Moving Picture lade.) “THE STAGEDOOK JOHNNIES” 100 and 200 Scen Our meals are best the markets service ts perfect. eb: Miss Belle Mannin: Mina Ted Binith fh n ALBANY F (800068 Albany Cut-Rate Dentists not a Dental Office tn where th tal work coats so all OB 0s] ago ‘we slatted out cut ra ‘the great volume of a: brought jo exactly thi we would NH que In ontinu We guarantee a Call and nee © do exactly Take Blevat ic Cafe a the best Paln Seattle, bringing us the larg we desire and require. ork is the Best, our pric the lowest, ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS Second Floér F Se CAsT—16 The PANTAGES ‘Twiee Nightty or ALLAN” ver absolu' afford, and in. .Comedionne an Violin Wonder .. Planiet - Floor Mer AINLES @ e very by Tittle t den and our sot Our our wo to us pert ow pric antee that best, and used in @ same kind and clans of work on other people's teeth want done in ow r n th in the Unit. the Albany nable prices ation the lowes! Our low we they practice work us and an we ad for 12 ou will or Walk "Up. Surprise You, Please You. SESE EERE EEE EE [eSICT TT TE |FeRee His Work Is Coarse BONE HEAD! \ NOW LOOK \ WHAT You L, WENT AND Done tf CRAWL OUT . OF THERE {it se o a Pp st us we we K T fr b tw j BEVERIDGE — SAYS PERKINS IS OLD FRIEND Press Leased Wire? N, Oct, 28—-At the (By United WASHINGT conclusion of former Senator Al bert J. Beveridge’s testimony, the senate campaign contributions in vestigating committee adjourned indefinitely Saturday afternoon and possibly will not resume until the ne Krenn convenes, » toatified that he and Perkins were the closest and added is the godfather of my son Beverid w of friends He je0. of my daughter, They are both the t and most devoted friends TI When the senate walked out on me and senators were leaving the chamber while | was speaking. and when | was supposed to be jbroken and humiliated, my career |wupposedly ended, Geo. W. Perkins jatood by me, He is my oldest | friend. | Beveridge testified t Perkins jcontributed to his opalgn in 1904, but that the money was re turned, and that he later received telegram from Perkins saying that “an honest man is the noblest work of God.” WHITMAN MAD AT THREAT NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—~Indigna- tion over the threat of Attorney John F. Meintyre, chief counsel for Police Lieut. Chas. F. Becker, con | vietes of the murder of Gambler Herman Rosenthal, to demand that the attorney genera! of the United States investigate the granting of immunity to the gunmen who did the actoal killing, was volced here today by District Attorney Chas. 8. Whitman. “I will weleome,” Whitman said, “any kind of an invest!gation that Mcintyre may start. cS ielielieleleietteh htt a i AT THE MOORE * RPCKRHHHHAEHHRERER “The Chocolate Soldier” opened its third engagement in Seattle at the Moore last night before an audi- ence whose delight all through the opera attested to the lasting popu- larity of the piece. “The Chocolate Soldier” t® different from the usual run of comic oper The “show irl” is conspicuous by her ab- sence. The usual devices to amuse the “tired business man” are not resorted to, and the opera derives ite unusual popularity fact that It is high grade, from start to finish. The libretto, based on an amusing satire from the pen of eorge Bernard Shaw, ts clever and With a perfect seenic embel- & strong cast of princl- |pals and a perfect orchestra, the jopera is well deserving of its pop- jalarity, The only change In the cast that jplayed here last season was in the part Nadina Popoff. Rena Vivienne * oJ | | fills that role. She has a fine jvotce, and her rendition of “My |Hero” called for two encores. |Charles Purcell repeated his suc- jcens of last year in the part of the Chocolate Soldier.” (222022022 eee ee ee * s ® AT THE METROPOLITAN *& * * RAKE KKER RAH EH The Metropolitan was filled with jan andience last night that laughed and roared through the funny sit- wations of “Officer 666," the farce that set all New York laughing. The play is a mixture of farce and melodrama that sets the audience laughing one minute, and holding its breath the next. The plot is too complex for anyone but a math ematician to describe, but it hinges on the assumption of another man's name, and all the way through it are seen the complications arising from mistakes. Ther 8 also ine troduced a gentleman crook who |furnishes a good part of the melo- drama, Joseph auvn, “Officer 666," is funny all through the piece and is an ideal policeman, for the stage. CRRA ERR KEE A ROMNEY PORTRAIT TO AMERICA NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Rom- ney's portrait of Mrs. Sarah Siddona, the English actress, and her sister was passed by the customs officials here Saturday, The painting is a fulllength portrait of Mrs. Siddons and her younger sis- ter dnd has been for more than 100 years in the posses- sion of an English family, The picture was invoiced at about $100,000, although its value if said to far exceed that sum. A London art firm, which is to open a branch on Fifth avenue, received the picture, RRR RAR SOSeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeee and Gifford Pinchot in the godfather | from the | WELL, JUST That house of Mre have union trade marks Union carpenters claimed days ago the privilege of bul “ ov Jor == (By United Prem Leased Wire. BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Oct. That Blieri, a young Malian which oceurred on a lonely near Stratford, where she with five men in an automobile re- cently, was an act of revenge her for having betrayed the secrets in the Hef of Captain of Detectives Arnold of white slave leaders, bere téday, BOY CUT IN TWO, BUT TAL (Ry United Press Leased Wire) CHICAGO, Oct. 28.—Richard Pol land, 10, his body cut in two train, died at a hoepital after a per jod of consciousness lasting than two hours Polland’s body above the hips. was severed His mother YOUR HAIR IS FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL AND LUSTROUS IN A FEW Girls! 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