The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1912, Page 6

ia a AH! A TURKEY FOR RYTHER DINNER “The biggest, fattest and best tur key of a hundred, alive and gob- bling,” je the “turkey Woman's” description of the bird she is go ing to send out to the Ryther Child home, 12€2 Venny way, for Tharks giving The “turkey woman" writes on the etationery of the Pacific Poul ory Co, top floor of the New Cer rer mi 2 Te she adds, “that any one having something taeful or pleasant for the litile onea, and not caring to send or go to the home, can leave ft with us, and it vill go along with the tur key. This is for the eoaventonce of those coming to the market who would Nke to add their mite to make the day happy for ihose ithe ones.” The “biggest, fattest and beat” turkey will be sent to Mother Ry ther on Monday, the 26th. Any one wishing to avail himself of “the turkey woman's” offer, should re- member the date. ESCAPED SAILORS STILL AT LARGE Five sallors who escaped from Bremerton Friday are still at larg The men were all und imposed by a court ms were charged with desertion fraudulent enlistment PATRIARCHS ABOUND IN LONG BRANCH LONG BRANCH, N. J., Nov. 18. This city claims the palm for an abundance of aged people. patriarchs aggregate 654 years and there are some fifty who can boast of four score or more. The leader is William Red mond, who will celebrate his 103d birthday in Januar: WASHINGTON TALKS TO COLON DIRECT WASHINGTON, Noy. 18.—Direct wireless communication between Colon and the new Arlington wire leas station, a distance of 1,780 miles, was ed@ablished recently Colen replied to a mesage by radio “Get you fine.” Unrelayed replies also were .received from Guante suxgest,” and Seven | has been in existen: ~"HELLOL TANK Goorness! ISS Dor You ADoLF £ MY, MASS DER CIRCUS LEFT TowN ¢ THE STAR—MONDAY,;NOVEMBER 18, 1912. Perhaps the Victims Don't Co: —$ IT 138 CORTAINCY REMARKABLE — DER CIRCUS MASS LEFT TOWN Mir ONLY FOUR CASES. OF POCKET- PICKING REPORTED. INDEED REMARKABLE, Dor's THE MOVIES BY GERTRUDE M. PRICE few short years tt ; the stupen dows financial investment and the millions of people whd constitute its everyday audience, are almost beyond belief, ween 16,000 and 20,000 thea tres show the moving picture every day im the United States. An average of various estimates indicates that we are spending $500,000 a day on moving picture shows. The estimated investiment in the moving pleture industry (factories, exchanges and theatres) in the United States is roughly put at $150,000, 000. Millions have been made in the business—and some of them lost industry in the namo. Cuba, 1,200 miles distant from Key West, and St. Auguatine, Pla CHILDREN HATE ~ CASTOR OIL, UGH! Delicious “Syrup of Figs” best for their little stomachs, liver and waste-clogged bowels. ~ Laok back at your childhood days. Remember the physic that mother insisted on—castor oll, cal- omel, cathartics. How you hated them, how you fought against tak- * “With oi h our children it's different. The day of harsh physic is over. We don't force the liver and 30 feet of bowels now; we coax them. We in ruinous competition,’ before the “trusts” were forn The motion picture industry now ranks with the great automobile business in magnitude of investment and out put. Costly Business. The production of a picture film today, with all its modern realism, costs all the way from $500 to $50, 000, The life of a picture is from four to six months. Its travel scope ts often the entire length and breadth of the United States, and many for eign countries aa well The dally moving picture audi ence is estimated to be 5,000,000, in audiences of 200 to 300. , which The growth of the moving pleture | hibi the anit There are between 40 and 50 pro ducing compantes, banded together under two alleed trusts. Films are sold to film exchang i quires 18 to 20 minutes to see. j FIRST AIRMAN TO DIE IN REAL WAR ‘ont them out, supplying ex from two to four films| daily, The price for the use of a film vari A “first run,” one that has} never been shown before, ts the moat expensive, A “sec run, coatl less rental, ls furnished for the second week, after being rented out to a “first run” show for one week The “third run” may be anywhere from a week to a month old and costa less. Filme older than 30 days are called “commer clals. Varying Cla } Most theatres use a ret ron,” | a “second run” and a “commercial” | each day A few of the largest theatres use “first runs” altogeth er The uipment of a moving picture ¢ from $500 to $5,000 up. A projecting machine alone will cost $200 for a secondhand one to $1,000 for a new one. | Thousands of actors are regular: | ly engaged in the moving picture! business, and many thousands of | “sup work frequently in large scenes, An “extra” list of players, known as “types,” In kept by all the large producing ‘companion. During the last fiscal year 16,000 MILES of motion filme were ex ported from the United States, and about 3,000 miles imported. A large part of the motion picture films used the world over are/| made here | In measuring films, 1,000 feet is Each pleture on the film} is one Inch wide and \ Inch deep-— 16 pictures to the foot. The aver-| First birdman to be killed fn age picture film of 1,000 feet ro.| Warfare. He was brought dewn by the Turkish cannon while making wena | scouting Might over Adrianople, LAY OTHER DEATHS + TO STRANGE SLAYER NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—The po Nee here are investigating today plain Because YT AFTER ALL IT ISS NOT SO STRANGE, OOT ROLICING \1SS DER ANSWER. IBY GOLLY T AM 4 TERROR TO DOSE EVIL DIDDING PICK POCKETS _. — ALL RIGHT I! 5 a HE VISITS FIANCEE CENTRALIA, Nov 1s —The body of Charles Newell, 22, found lying in a diteh with a bullet hole through the head, ts In the morgue here today, and the police are mak ing efforts to apprebend bin slay orn Newell was returning from a call on hia f », and it was believed he Was attacked by robbers, as bis clothing eas rifled when the body was found. He had been employed at the Centralia postoffice 2 YEARS IN JAIL FOR CHINESE SMUGGLER BAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 18.--Cap tain John Oosterhuis wan sentenced today by United States Judge Van Fleet to serve one year in the coun =hty jail and to pay $1,000 fine, and to femain in jail until the $1,000 was pald at the rate of $3 a da The charge on which he w com vieted was landing 22 Chinese on the shore of San Francisco bay near Hunters Point They were brought from Ensenada, Mex CONSUL MISSING AUSTRIA IS BUSY VIENNA, Noy. 18,-—-Information Tecarding the fate of thp Austrian consul, Prochaska, who had trouble swith the Servians when they en- Hered Prisrend, subsequently disappeared, wan demanded of the Servian government today by the foreign office here It in reported that Prochaska was murdered by Servians Unies hewn is recetved soon it is feared t ation will become serious { y} Zi LU WOMEN AFTER THE “FAT” JOBS DENVER, Nov. 18.—The women of Colorado are going to get some of the tat jobs under the new dem ocratic state administration, or know the reason why Al & meeting of office holders to be held bere this we the women will insne an ultimatum to Gov. fin, elect Ammons, They want some nice state jobs, but they also want at lens! one of the éral jobs. | Boise, idaho—Gov. James H. Hawley has decided ‘not to resign in order to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Heyburn, stat- ing !t would be virtually appointing | himeelf to the ofice. PORTLAND, O'Brien, by state's big fed aes cathe into the blessed May Manton Patterns on Mezzanine Floor HE DID HIS VERY Nov who held and shot two men on Oct tenced to the Judne penitentiary Jor Morrow bad you couldn't give me a harder jolt,” was the princ Butte —While the ral was in fla ing, Father Joseph Venus rushed building and sacrament was completely destroyed, causing queted & lows of $100 000, | ANTON & eless_ sucotncdh Lass Music by a, LOOK, MISTER —» T FOUND 4uL THESE EmPTy POCKET BooKs ON THe CIRCUS Grounns! i | After a 18.—Tom | tion, the a street car 15, was tn order th: Its 100) congress Words y URGE RAILWA two months’ Alaska railway sion reached Seattle yesterday. commission is hurrying ite t has been given it | by the federal government, to ascertain the trails, Tonight by the chureh | waved The the Chamber of Commerce, “The Economy Store’’ Second Ave., Between Spring and Seneca Phone Main 6035 A GREAT NOVEMBER SILK SAI A Silk Sale of Unusual Merit A Silk Sale That Will Please You ka deserves a more generous. The duty of the comm! best routes for railroads, high members will be Arctic A Silk Sale That Will Surprise Yo A Silk Sale That Will Save You = Dencaicivd & number of ehtidren which ever been explained, believing they were victims of Buf. falo's “post eard murderer.” MANY FROM GAME One of the post cards sent the| NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov, 18. Buffalo police confessed to the | Because there are not enough sexe murder tn Central park here of}to accommodate them, thousands Michael Kruk in 1902, The ree-jof Yale alumni will be unab! ords show th ayer fa ped his witness the Yale-Harvard football teeth In the child« neck before! game next Saturday, according to death announcement here today. The Yale \players are e@ablished at Green wich preparing for the big battle, jand Trainer John Mack reports them all In excellent condition. have no dreaded after effects. BELGRADE—MOSLEMS IN the districts of Macedonia occupied by Mothers who cling to the old form! the Servian army have settled down to the usual vocations, apparently | egy simply nt realize ing satisfied with the new administration. children’s revo! ATHENS—TWO GERMAN officers were among the prisoners wellfounded. Their little stomachs! captured by the Greeks on their advance toward Salon!ka. " and tender bowels are injured by SOFIA—seHMAN AVIATORS employed by the Bulgarian army them. &re receiving $1,260 a month and their mechaniciane $250 It your child is fretfal, peevish, GENEVA—THE INTERNATIONAL Red Cross committee has ap- half sick, stomach sour, breath fe propriated $200,000 for each of the branch societies of the countries verish and its little system full of engaged in the Balkan war. cold; hae diarrhoea, sore throat, CONSTANTINOPLE—THOUSANDS OF the Turkish wounded are stomach-ache; doesn't eat or rest dying of gangrene on account of the lack of attention, due to the in well — remember — took sufficient number of surgeons at the front. tongue, If coated, give a teaspoon. BELGRADE—SEVERAL THOUSAND Turkish soldiers and more fal of Syrap of Figs, then don't] than a hundred officers who escaped from the Servians in the Sanjak forry, because you surely willl of Novipiza have taken refuge at Sarajevo, Bosnia have a well, snuting child'in a few SOFIA—A DYING Bulgarian soldier in the general bospital here, handing to the nurse the bullet which was extracted from his body, said “Send thie to my wife & memento.” “i SOFIA—THE HOSPITAL facilities of the Bulgarian capital earty in the war proved inadequate to care for the thousands of wounded It sweetens the stomach, Now all the larger public buildings, school houses and many private Mabse the | liver setive aid thor-| ctacaces are being utilised. eps | eer loened nowt. tee sues | — CONSTANTINOPLE—AS THE result of a hoax practiced by the hours all sour bile, undigested fer-| Military authorities, a violent demonstration occurred at the railroad menting food and constipated station here Sunday evening. It was jounced that 10,000 Bulgarian waste matter gently moves prisoners were to arrive. Instead the incoming traina brought only on wounded Turkish soldiers. feat en nee CAIRO—THE REPORTED execution of Egyptian Prince Aziz on| ih account of his alleged cowardice at Kirk Kiliseeh has caused wide ie ie ie ee, slaty spread dissension among the Moslems in Egypt | printed on the package. BELGRADE—TEN PER CENT of the officers of the Servian army tics in the state of Idabo during the By all means get the genuine.| enéaged in the fighting around Kumanova were siain and another 17\ recent election” in the statement Ask your druggist for the full name| Per cent wounded. One regiment lost ite colonel and the commanders | issued today by Joseph Smith, head | p of Figs and Elixir of Sen-| Of each of its four battalions. of the Mormon church. Si arg oy Carn Pe MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR TUESDAY AT FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS DENTISTRY +s, Tomorrow, Tuesday, the Following Big Specials Will Be Offered at Our Markets: | Choice Sirloin | Steak | WILL TURN AWAY WILL BE IN FULL FORCE HERE TOMORROW—COME EARLY | A 15,000-YARD PURCHASE OF SILKS THAT ARE SILK * unters will be ks direct from «Be on hand early—our entire section of Silk and Dress Goods voted to the display and sale of this big purchast of 15,000 yards of of the largest Silk Mills at Paterson, New Jersey ae For a retail house to buy Silks direct from the manufacturer, you must stand close to the throne, but we have the pull. You pay no middlemen’s profits here thi The manufacturer's-price to the jobber is practically cut in two. The only pro make to us is—“Don't use our name.” This purchase takes their entire surplus stock of this seasoii's fashionable up-to minute Silks. ; ae TO OUR PATRONS IT’S THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME, giving you Silks for all purposes just at the beginning of the holiday season when you want For us it will be a record-making Silk Sale that ought to be appreciated by customers. : MINERS REJOICING; MORE GOLD AT NOME Nome miners wintering in Seat! tle are rejoicing over the n thas} GETS UP DATA FOR a rich strike has been made in iow | MUNY PHONE SYSTEM Kay State group of claims, below Anvil Creek. They believe that this Frank B. Ht all, telephone expert ery sear, ca as: tnirl employed by how eyi bes afr we oe begin the preparaiion of data for The third beach line was discov’ lthe ultimate establishment of a | Munielpal telephone system. Hall ered in 1906, could be found west of Little Cree! arrived here Saturday to begin the work, K } BOISE, Idaho, Nov, 18. That | AT THE THEATRES “the Mormon church tp no wise! THIS WEEK. |tried to dictate or influence poli- * SEE OUR MAGNIFICENT WINDOW DISPLAYS. g The Entire Purchase Is Divided Into Two Mammoth Lot Lot 1--8,000 Yards Lot 2--7,000 Yards Worth Up'te Worth Up to $1.00 SOS SaePric Sg 39¢ SALE PRICE 395 27-INCH FANCY STRIPED } aman SATIN This is what you get in this lot: 24-INCH SILK POPLINSE (38 24-INCH ‘CY PRINTED W9R PLAIN MESSALINES, ALI COL- tA ORS. SIL be 27-INCH FANCY PRINTED ; hike aka SILKS a KIMONO SILKS. 24-INCH SPOT PROOF SILK SCARFINGS. LARDS. eee if FANCY STRIPED MESSALINES. EXTRA HEAVY BLACK BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE. SILK POPLINS. Some in stripes, checks, Oriental and DUCHESSE conventional designs. Moore—Rainey Hunt Motion Pictures. Metropotitan—Dark itle—Seattie Stock ‘Seven Days.” Alhambra — Photoplays vaudeville, Orpheum—- Vaudeville, Emprese—-Vaudevilie. Pantag Grand—Vaudeville and motion African Co. in RNS TO SCENE OF HER KILLINGS SEDALIA, Mo., Nov. 18.—Accom- panied by a deputy sheriff, Mra. Pansy Lesh, who gave herself up to the police in Los Angeles two weeks ago, claiming to have pois- oned two women in Missouri, ar- rived here today. Mrs. Lesh relt- erated the story of the poisoning of Mrs. Quaintance and Mrs. Coe, and hs _— Meibourne-—Photoplays and vau- deville. AND BLACK 24-INCH NATURAL PONGEES: 24 AND 27-INCH FANCY F FETAS Good colors, splendid designs and) all .go at, a yard ... “a Fine for Holiday gifts. Football Results , InN. W. Conference The results of football games yed by teams in the Northwest ¢ this season follow: | aabington. verett H. & IN FOOTBALL RIOT Angered by being defeated by the Auburn football team yesterday, members of the Ballard high school rushed on the field and engaged the visitors in a fistie battle. The | police interfered. Patrolman | Choice Spare Ribs Choice Mutton CHOPS cecccccnes Choice T-Bone 24-INCH | LOUISINES, ALL GO AT Pe SRO aire begs Splendid for Christmas gifts Choice Boiling Beef Forewarned is forearmed sign of tooth trouble, tab me It ow whould avoid delay—deiay in dangerous. But in submitting to treatment place yourself in the hands of « dentist who will give you scientific, gentle and ef- facious ser One who doen his own work and no bired substitutes: Good dental work ie imp and it Is necessary that you dentiat, and shoukl carefully a fare of your t with a hired dentist of unknown identity or reputatic Even if your case calls for advi you may come here with the ass that it will be imparted readily without any cont MOST IMPORTANT TO REMEMBE, TOO ‘9 z I give you a written gu fuarantee behind which the dentist who did your work 1 give my individual personal atten on to each patient. | am no dental company, belong to no combine,” employ no transient help, but do my own work 4nd am personally responsible for same. ntee a name of DR. L. D. GRANT, 204-5 Liberty Building Cor, Third A inion st. Opposite Postoffice. Don't walt until it ia] Presho was severely injured in the tussle. TELEPHONE RATES ON NEW SCHEDULE} OLYMPIA, Wash, Nov. 18-—A new schedule of long distance tele. phone rates has been filed by the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co, with the state public service com mission, The rates are put on an airline basis, distance being computed by airline miles The rakes, as proposed by the company, are to be one-half cent per airline mile per minute, with a terminal charge of 5 cents, and u.|50 per cent additional for each ad ditional minute. COULDN'T STAND LOSS OF GIRL Cal, Nov. 18 d yesterday, and it was more than I could stand.” Thus read a message left by Har: old V. Peck, 22 years old, a tele |graph operator for the Santa Fe who i# dead here today after swal lowing cyanide of potassium. The girl mentioned fs Miss Laura Ham jlett, 19, who married Wm, Risch Peck and Miss Hamlett were sweethearts in where both formerly lived, “Laure | la Grande, Or. Steak The above prices will prevail at the following markets: # OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pike, SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental and Yesler Way. WESTLAKE MEAT CO., Westlake and Pine. AMERICAN MEAT CO,, Third and Jefferson, WESTERN MEAT CO.,, Western Av, and Spring. PEOPLE'S MARKET, Western Av, and Madison. Government Inspected Meat Bring your basket and come early. This is the government stamp which is on all our meats and signifies purity and quality. SHOE REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT We use the Goodyear Welt system, The machine your shoes were originally made on, Klein’s Shoe Hospital, | Model Shoe Hospital, 617 Second Ave. 217 James Street. Navy Yard ° . 47/Puget Sound + 24)Idaho “te 9Oregon A. C..* 10,0, of O Oregon Agricultural, Ge BAhoant . O/Multnomah 9 Wash, State aU. of W 20) Whitman || ersity of Idaho, «+ 18/Wash, State OU. of W. OU. of OF GLE, of Oregon. Orexon Idaho Idaho Vdaho Sta Btate State Wash Wash. Wash Whitman Whitman | Whitman 4O| Wash, State Oregon A. C. TAFT CONFERS WITH YALE TRUSTEES NEW YORK, Noy. 18,--President Taft started for New Haven early today to attend a meeting of the trustees of Yale university, He will return to Washington late this afternoon, Dance at reamland tonight, *** Linoloums, 460, 415, Pike. st. Modern Furniture Co, A Rousing November “Clean-Up” Sale of Women’s and Desirable and Up-to-Date Suits--Unmatchable Bargains 5 The so-called Half-Price Sales you see advertised on ever when compared with the prices we are making regardless of cost or value. ing. We are going to put a season. If y ones tomorrow morning, gO. Three Hundred and Fifty New All Wool Tailored Every Ladies’ Suits in Two Great Lots Former Prices—$12.95, $14.95, $17.50 This lot consists of about 150 Suits in navy blue and brown serges, mannish, Scotch and novelty mixtures, in grays, tans and browns. Jackets lined with guaranteed satin and per- fectly tailored in every way. Ladies and Misses who would like to wear a real Swell Suit, that is really in the $15.00 to $17.50 class, should by all means be here Tuesday morning when the doors open. All sizes from 14 to 44. corner are not and Misses’ Suit Those are strong statements? but we know what We ‘crimp” in the Suit-selling business for the rest mt wish to reap the greatest benefits from this event, be one of the eam tS Former Prices—$17.50 and. 9 About two hundred of these Suits im serges, cheviots and mixtures, in plait and semi-tailored and Norfolk models. lined with guaranteed satin and fin shields, First-class tailoring. Perfevt anteed, Blacks, navy blues, bro greens and wine colors, mixed patterns, All sizes. Over one poe