The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1912, Page 8

“MAIR THAT GIVES FATHER TIME THE LAUGH" We are just about as old as we LOOK People judge us, by the way we LOOK. The man or woman with gray hair is beginning to get in the *Old-Timer’s Class.” This Twentt eth Century does NOT want GRAY haire—it wants the energy of Youth, The big things are be done by the YOUNGER ation There’s a sort of “Has Been look about those “Gray Hairs There is always one to criticise and smile scornfully Father Time is a stern diselplt narian et the best of him, Give him the laugh. Do not be a “Has Been.” It's unnecessary USE HAY’S HAIR HEALTH direct of . dealer's for Ulal bottle x vt SALE » uM m wy BARTS pat a ST Hot Point Electric (ron $3.50 Regular $5.00 quality. Perfection Oil Heaters alg $2.75 $4.50 Colquhoun Hdw. 1426 Third Ave. A pom gyarned leading to the and conviction of the aut: mente driver who knocked a wom- an down, at Ist av. and Seneca st.. on Monday eve, 4th, about 9:36, B. A.» SiG Alaska DENTISTRY EN Forewarned is forearmed. At the firat Sign of tooth trouble, iramediate Stops to check it. Don't wait until it ts too tate. When the teeth are affected Physica} deterioration usually follows. To Preserve your teeth ax well as your gen @ral physica! condition, you should avoid Geiay—deiay is dangerous But in submitting fo treatment place Yourself in the hands of s dentist who tif le, gente and efti- den’ Whether you desire to fare of your teeth with @ hired dentist of unknown identity or reputation. Even if your case calls for advice only, you may come here with the amurance| imparted readily and MOST IMPOKTANT TO REMEMBER 1 give you a written guarantee guarantee behind which i# the name of the dentist who aid your work I give my individual personal atten- tion to each patient. I am no dental fompany, belong to no combine, employ Bo transient help, but do my own work QHZ am personally responsible for same DK. L. D. GRANT, 204-6 Liberty Building, Cor. Third Av. and Union 8t. Opposite Postoftice. » Frou Constipation, tis, Appendicitis, Bright’s Disease, y' Trouble and Stomach Trouble Office, 213 People’s Bank Bidg,, Second and Pike. ‘AUSTRIA HAS MILLION MEN READY TO FIGHT: Ty United Pres Leased Wire LONDON, Noy, 2%--The Aus trian government haa call aix field up to a total of nearly a mil Von men Austria has a standing army S88 officers and $35,628 men his ix the second set of six army corps she bas called from her re serve fore which Includes 1,493, 000 men. CRUISERS SPEEDING TO PROTECT AMERICANS MALTA, Nov, 22.--Wireless mos sages recelved here today from the U, 8. oF « Montana and Dee see, rushing to Constantinople at full speed to protect idents in that city, state these cruisers will pasa this port at a late hour tonight, but will make no jstop. The cruisers coal at Gibraltar today They are making a record breaking trip from Philadelphia to {the Turktsh capital punmninnertetngttinmmneiets co? STANTINOPLE, Nov 22.—Nazim Pasha is fighting for time. He's doing his ve’ t to hold the forts at phatalja until the great armies mareh- | ing to the rellet of Constan tinople from Asiatic Turkey can reach this elty Then be hopes to inflict on the Balkan allies a terrible revenge for the hundred thousand fol lowers of Allab who died at Kumanova, Kirk Killissah and | on a score more battlefields The wily Turk fooled Bal garia and the Halkan allies into a two-day armistice under the belief that he was ready to quit He tried to extend the conference but Gen. Savoff, the great Bulgar strategist, caught him at the trick Decide right now,” ed Savoft. Nazim decided to fight General Gains Much Time. So sure had Savoff been that he had the Turk by the neck that his men had not for tified the positions occupied in the last charges prior to the armistice. When the fighting was resumed, they found these places untenable, and were forced to retreat four miles. Thus Nazim gained many min utes—-yes, even hours. And every minute of every hour—tramp, tramp tramp! Across the deserts of Arabia, declar PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 23. Mayor A. G. Rushlight, in a procia- mation today, turned the police de- partment of the city over to Judge Gatens, presiding officer of the ju- venile court, on account of the fact that the present vice scandal has gotten beyond the power of the ju- Venile officers to control. Chief of Police Slover is now reporting to Judge Gatens instead of the mayor in regard ‘o this particular invest!-/ gation, the latter announcing that) he will take personal charge of the) vice investigation, Gatens, with the help of a quartet of detectives and a police ambulance patrol, is rounding up more suspects. The number involved has increased to nearly 100. In the grand jury hearing all of eee SEATTLE’S MILK TAKES THE PRIZE PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 22.--Seat tle is today the winner in the certi fied milk and market milik classes at the Pacific Northwest Dairy show. All but four of the 13 en tries in this classification came from the Sound city, The three handsome sweepstakes cups, of- fered by as many railroads, were claimed by Oregon cattle pro- ducers. | TORPEDOES DISABLE TURK BATTLESHIP CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov The Turkish battleship Hamidieh was towed into port here today and docked, The vessel had been tor. |pedoed and badly damaged, but whether it sank any of the Bul- garian torpedo boats which at- tacked it in the Black sea could not be learned. Streets and sewers committ council yesterday recommer passage of an ordinance to pave Ra- venna boulevard from 14th av. N. E. to Brooklyn av.; Brooklyn, from Ra- ih 63rd st., y! La Grippe, Female Lumbago, Neuralgia, Liver Trouble, Rheuma- is, Kidney venna boulevard to EK. 63rd st.; E. from Brooklyn to Ravenna v., and Ravenna av., from EK. 63rd to EB. 65th st., with asphalt, The estimated cost is $48,000. SPECIAL —We will fit you with Torte Lenses, with deep curve (Ike cut), which present a refined appearance, and give a large field of vision, for $4.00. Includes a eareta pination, will 460-462 Arcade Bidg. Fourth Floor. Bring this adv, with you, more corps of trmy reserves to the} jcolora, according to a dispatch re ved here today from Vienna,| hus bringing her armies in the of} American res: | ee TN ED ET NE BLOODTHIRSTY HORDE ON WAY TO CONSTANTINOPLE eR $25 REWARD) TURN POLICE FORCE OVER TO | JUDGE HANDLING VICE CASE ROAD TO COA ety BEND, Nov, 22.—-@duth Tend an Raymond are on th boom, It has been learned the ae FOR ATTACK, cific & Bastern railroad will sper ] senate” Nov, 22.—Indieation | $1,000,000 on a 40-mile extension t¢ that the Balkan allies will venture|connect with the Chicago, Mitwawe all on a terrific frontal attack on|keo & Puget Sound RK. Kafor ¢ no Hines of Tohatalja in the hope| through transcontinental semyiod) ot forever caning evhiay with|The new line will run from ape ne blow, came here today when and Firdale to Rayr whith t# 0,000 Greek troops were ordered | to be the terminus Surveying to help the Bulgarians before Con,|orew® are already at work, The atantinople. Bervia is expected |BeW route, It is said, will be com> also to send a heavy force to join| pleted about May 1, 1914 | Gen. Savoff, and, while the land at tack ix being delivered, the Greek fleet will attempt to run the cor don of forts and force the passage of the Dardanelles. MAYOR TO VETO NEW POLICE LAW | -—--- Pointing out that the Griffiths | CONFERENCE ON TODAY. ordinance limiting the powers of | BERLIN, Nov. 22-—The attitude |e police (> make arrests without of Austria regarding Servian invae-|warranta is infested with dan lion of the Albanian coast may belio the peace and safety of honest determined at a conference whic! h | citidens, Mayor Cottert!! will for ia on here today between Kalser| ward a veto message to the | Withelm and Foreign Minister Kid-|yonday. The mayor says he erlin Waechter of Germany, and) opposed to stopping the invasion of Archduke Fran Ferdinand of Au®-|jomes, rooming houses and hotels tria, The visitor was met at the) without warrants ‘siation by the kaiser and Kiderlin-| fie ghows, however, the bill as | Waechter and the discussion of the| drawn would prevent the police (Ralkan situation started at once. — from arresting gamblers who work in secret, from arresting Maturbers unless they were actually present at the time and place of the com plaint, and would interfere with the work of the clty health, and weights and measures departments. SECOND EXPLOSION, CHRISTMAS PRESENT INDIANAPOLIS, Noy, 22.—Ortie MeManigal, testifying in the dyna Thagdad, across Asiatic Turkey, from the hill lands, is coming a horde of barbarians bent on slaughter. from Few people realize the 0448 | mite case here, late Thurs under which the Turks bave |thar at the # toein’ cuntedeien | been fighting in ee John McNamara promised Tveit | conflict. Mi ot her b moe, a# a “Obristmas present,” the regiments were sent against fsimuttancous dynamiting of the the Italians in Tripoll, and jijewellyn and Baker Iron Works | others were in faraway forte jand the Times auxiliary plant in oa the Persian and Afghan ios Angeles. He planned to create rontiors. the impression that the dy Turkey lily Prepared. were still in California, ao that the When the Balkan states de | authoritien would not watch tven THE beh sanneiden 3} NOVEMBER 22, PLAN TO EXTEND ||HOW TO SAVE IN BUYING ! CITY OFFERS SOLUTION 1912, being; 4 r Housew!lves, you're cheated. T. J, Allen, of the city depart ment of welghts and measures, told about it at the monthly dinner meeting of the mayor's advisory t board at the Commercial club last night If the housewtves of Seattle want fair and just weight and | 4 measure in the things they buy,” weld aan ‘they must watch th NEEDS A PHYSIC If Cross, Feverish, Tongue Coated, Give “Syrup of Figs” to Clean the Stomach, Liver a we t b has stomachache, diarrhoea, sore | throat, or is full of cold, give a tea spoonful of Syrup of Pixs, « D a few hours all the foul, cogs od waste, undigested food and bile will gently move on and ite little Dowels without na eriping or Weakness, and you lly will have « well, bappy aod ing child again shortly. With Syrup of Migs you are not | dragging your children, being comy | V | le \f e a ¢ clared war and started into j Glared war And started inoy {moe and Johannsen | well armed and well drilled 1 | hen, ‘Xactm Pasha wadertoox, | LISTER HAS BERTH | with’ what regulars he bad at FOR SPOKANE MAN | hand, augmented by raw re City Treasurer Arthur A. Lewis | | eruits, to oppose four armies lof Spokane county has been public. | at once. Ho fatled, but his ly tendered a position in the admir men still hold Scutarl, the | istration of Gov.Elect Lister. The Westernmost Moslem outpost, offer was made by Lister at th and an almost impresnable | banquet held in Spokane last ni ht fortress, Adrianople, the key Jin his honor, Lewis blushed whee | to Northern Turkey, and Con Lister sald be hoped to “induce | stantinople. him to take a position.” | Turkey has nearly half a 3 | Syrup of Figs bandy. It t# the only stomach, liver and bowel cleanser and regulator needed. A little given today will save @ sick child tomor row, Pull directions for children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the package. Ask your druggist for the full name, “Syrup of Pige and Elixir of Senna,” prepared by the Callfornia million men in Asiatic Turkey, and if Nazim Pasha can bold Constantinople until these WARN GAMBLER TO KEEP AWAY) thogsands arrive, he will Bave | HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Nov'Shi+| chan ; ‘ Telegraphic tnetroctions to «tay! Gen. Savoff knows this. laway from Hot Springs andthab| That is why the thunder of his artillery commenced lews than half an hour after the peace parley ended, and continued through the night. he would not be permitted to ity: here were sent to Sam Scheppe } New York today by Mayor Wat of Hot Springs. ET PAINLE> a PNY | those confessing walved examina-| tion, most of them stating they did| not desire the added publicity. No attorneys appeared in behalf of the jconfessed persons, presumably for | the same reason, although it ix stat- enti $ ed that the lawyers of the clty bave| we. ao exactiy the x |no desire to become affiliated with| cians of work on other peoples teeth the cases at any cost that we would want done Albany Cut-Rate | in our * McAlister, le i gauenee SE Oe oS own mouths, and our examination | wanted here in connection with the| HEMT ARTIFICTAL. went ete NSTRUCTORS BEST ( ELAIN CROWN A operations of the vice ring, and who | ¢ was arrested in Medford while on|? his way to California, ix out today on $1,000 bail bond. The Medford authorities have tn- formed District Attorney Cameron of Multnomah county that McAllie ter is now on his way to Portland. | j Brie | The attorney, LD ANT °D WEtIDe {fered will in continue because they who is prominent, | care and require os hreeuee strenuously denies any partieipa- rentes all work ter 48 tion in the doings of the vice ring. ¢ ue and you will — ell Ind we do we adv work is the “Woot our pric ent || WHEN PETER WANTS A THING HE GETS IT Peter Monahan, stopping at the Arlington hotel, waa at Valdez Creek, Alaska, on Nov. 1. Decid- ing he wanted to hear the election returns, he left with his dog team and fought the Northern gales for five days, arriving at the Guikana telegraph station on the afternoon of the fifth, There he found a doz en other miners who had made similar trips. “INSURGENTS” WIN SPRINGFIELD, IL, Noy, 22 injunction restraining the executive officers of the Modern Woodmen of America from putting into effect the proposed rate increase wan} granted to “Insurgent” members of | the organizatfon here today. The decision affects a million members, scattered pe the country, ALBERT HANSEN Established 1963, Take Elevator or Walk U OUR PRICES WILL SURPRISE YoU! OUR WORK WILL PLEASE You | take of this Odd Lot Bargains pha? Angeles Cafe 1422-24-26 First Avenue Our 25c Regular Dinner Rummage Price $5 —AND—~ 50 | 5 Long Coat Suits = Special Chicken | - LONG peg Dinner $70 SILK DRESS +14 SILK SL ON 16 SERGE DHSS Served from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m., Are Unexcelled in Seattle Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Fish, Steaks and Chops FREE—LATEST MOTION PICTURES—FREE ORDUNOY SKIRT, VOILE SKIRT, wo SWEATHR 830 0 20 win LOW Vocal and Instrumental Concert Afternoons and Evenings —BY— Prof. Nape’s Hawaiian Orchestra —OFr— 9—Artists—9 Wg Byrup Co. This is the doliciour | tasting, genuine old reliable. Re tune anvthing else offered. Every Saturday we put special our Basement Salesroom. We do neo Shoes cheap. For instance Men's $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes, fn button or blucher style; all sizes, in a big variety of toes $1.95 Men's $4.00 and $5.00 Tan, Guo Metal, Kid or Patent $2.95 Shoes, in short lines Another lot of Dull Calf Shoes button or Ince, with $2 65 ' good weight soles Patent One lot of same, In sizes 4 to 2 LET US DO YOU 903 SECOND AVE. $10 Party Dress | $15 Lingerie $3.95 $3.95 $15 sanereesne $15 Johnny Coats whee sag $15 $43 5" $4.00 Bilk Waists ob45 “8. aie one $2.45 an oile rts 1 ‘a ik Coate $5.00 Waiste $22 50 9.45 | $4.00 $4.00 ‘ cd wergg” | Masta | gates | Stati" awe tg 35s Fostard Drew teen ye $6 45 $25 Tailor-Made $2.45 $7.95 p che $12.45 $2.50 Black Wool $30 Chiffon Pa Party Dress “ 590 Men's and Ladies’ 95c $14.95 5c Sale Every Fur many splendid $150 Red Fox Set.. $126 Isabella Fox & $75 Red Fox Set $300 Mink Set ., $125 Mink Set . $50 Mink Set ... $50 Isabella Fox $15 Neck Pieces . $35 French Hare ‘ Robtyee | grocer or butcher polats to sero before anything pot on the weigh GOOD SHOES AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES Roys” High-Top Boots, extra high, with buckles; soles, Sizes 9 to 13%, at $3.00. | Si TURRELL SHOE COMPANY $2.45 jealers and check them up, The partment of weights aod mea ures je willing and ready to help. but the housewives must be willing to help the department, 100. “This be done by watching he scales when you go to your See if the we then watch the jal afterwards, “St the atuff is ordered and you h MO) got it at home, welgh it, Keep a| pair of scales in the house, If you are not getting Just weight, let the department know,” Alle iNustrated some of the means used to cheat the consumer with stereopticon slides He Aven showed pictures of two of bread, one of which d a pound and a half and nother two pounds, Both of them old for 10 cents, The weight of | hese loaves should be requis ed | y city ordinance, he said. de clared the consumer always gets and Bowels. short weight by package, and no PeReEto4 better quality By buying in bulk, and getting | Look at the tongue, Mother! I! . " Ken a AE ye conted, ite = sure sign that your| {ll welkht. housewives can pave ® ttle one’s insides, the stomach, Mv | Ooty sy gon't offer this ae n soll | er and 30 {eet of bowels are clo® lion of the high cost of living, but oe up, yard gy bom 9 ng em do know it would help cut down er and n a gentle, tho | expenses. cleansing at onc “Learn how to buy, then watch When your child fe listless, droop | ing dealer when you buy, Buy by ing, pale, doesn't sleep soundly or j the pound, not by dollars and cents eat heartily, or is cross, irritable | rind out how much an article is a feverish, stomach sour, breath bad; | nd, then order so many pounds Welgh It afterward |ELECTIO NRESULTS [ELECTION RESULTS PORTLAND, Or, Nov Re ause of the fact that over 200 free lholders were sworn in to vote be-| lore & notary public, instead of an jection official, contrary to pproximately 30 precincts in the ity of Portland are to be thrown | posed entirely of luscious figs, sen |out, It was declared in various po | na aod aromatics it cannot be harm | litical camps today. The checking ful, besides they dearly love its de |"P of the precincts where then Helous t particular votes were cast bas be Mothers should always keep|#™. and the result is awaited with interest Special for oa. prices on a lot of good shoes in ot sell Cheap Shoes, but do sel! Ladies’ &86e Storm Webbers 50c Ladies’ Kid House Slippers 15¢ Ladies’ $3.00 Pate m3 Shoes, button or blucher big variety of style $1, 95 A big lot of Ladies “shoe *, in all leathers; broken lots, but your size in some thing ae Ps rea 1 to 6, at R REPAIRING BURKE BLDG. ever known in the History of Trade Values. We invite every one in need of warm garments to par- Thanksgiving Feast of Bargain Giving and Celebrate our Disposal Sale of Furnishings to make room for the exclusive maki f the Hoff: Tailor-Mades. Saturday’s astonishing offerings will bring the atl 3g "Sale ot pepe Pages: Dress Thc | $75 Russian Lynx Sets, ..$40,00 | | $25 Russian Lynx Shoulder | PHAGE 6 ONES ANT oie ond + 12.50 | $15 Lynx Shoulder Piece. .$7.50 | $15 Brown Coney Fur Piece... | $5 Chilaren: ‘8 $10 Children’s Sets $10.00 1316 second Av. HOFFMAN CLOAK & SUIT CO. 1316 law, | Sale starts 10 a. m. $25.00 of Furs at 50 Per Cent Off Set and Fur Piece in the store is included. bargains that are here for you— TIME IT! ANY SOUR, GASSY, STOMACH CURED IN FIVE Sour, 4 y upset tomach indig: f | when the & you oat Pron ys wa nd ote |hend aches and you feel #ick and miserable, that's vi ae the magie in f *» Diapepsin, It makes such miser; minutes ¢ va ie If your stomach is in @ continuovs revolt—if you ean ulated, please, for your sake, try Diapepsin. It's "0 needlena agi rep bad stomach—make your next meal a favorite food 4 meal, Seng & ttle Diapepsin. There will not be any dietres, me lIt's because P: Diapepsin “really does” regulate wen weak, stomachs that gives it it's millions of sale annually, CRAIN DIAPEPSIN MAKES Is OnP age STOMACHS Bisel iP FIVE MINUTES. URES or srion DYSPEPs sot 5 GAS MEARTBURIC i aNE | LARGE CENT CASE~ANY DRUG STORE. HUTESON OPTICAL G. | FACTORY (huh) mE PREMISES MAKERS» 6000 GLASSES 1330 2nd. AVE. 2nd. AVE. near UNION Where Everybody Buys—Where Everybody Buy The Here Meat Compar acking plant and g killed meats, MEAT WAR SPECIALS We own and oj inspec ted our customers The Independent Meat Co., whose branches below, the old Pike Place Public Market, successfully fought combine in Seattle some years ago, reduc prices 3c to Seay have again DECLARED WAR ON THE CO! We have saved the de of dollars in the past, our Saturday war specials you save in a @y, the biggest cut ever Legs of Mutton, lb. Shoulder of Mutton, lb. Mutton Stew, Ib. Round Steak, lb Pork Roast, Ib. Spare Ribs, lb. ....... or Meat Fattened at Our Own the Ge going Oh Trade We Also Have One Carload of Turkeys, Ducks, G Chickens, Which Will Be Sold at the Lowest sible Price for the Thane Trade. — public thousa See wha’ Young Cub Bea ag may be had at the foll owing market (T n the Pike Pi Public Market; The Independer Rainier Meat Co., 1529 Pike Place. The Northwest Meat Co., 1505 Pike Place. The Sound View Market, Stall No. 47, on Lower The Home Dressed Meat Co., Stall No. 21, Lower! The Albany Market, Stall 203.—-Southern Annex Ve BpEK Meat Co. Meat Bear Meat Where Everybody Buys—Where Everybody Bear STAR WANT ADS BRING 25c Here are a few of the PLUMES $10.00 Plumes “ $20.00 Plumes $30.00 Plumes $7.00 Plumes $5.00 Plumes $3.00 Plumes