The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1912, Page 6

fF t i Wanted—Furniture. Modern Furniture Co. Main 6518. eee WILL BE FESTIVE SCENE TONIGHT ADOLP "HASS N NOT CALLED UP DER STATION ALL DAY, = IT NUST | BE Duct ON HIBS Beat, jLarge Crowd Expected at Broad- || VEL, PROBABLY DERE WASS jway Rink—Ladies Admitted Free [NODDdINGs VORTH REPORTING, The Broadway rink, 711 Bast)| — | Pine street, will present a happy seone tonight Ladies will be ad-/ |mitted free, and Mr, H. G the genial manager, expects j unusually in view which we ARG, ADOLF, tea Zo } Kaller, |} large crowd, especially |} ot are weather || The the fine now enjo: he } Broadway has one of fand smoothest skating Hin the Northwest. The lates | {tern ba ari ively, The e Broadw STATE COMMISSION IN ROW OVER “FIRST AID” TO WORKINGMEN ifle examination, with appliaaces, OLYMPIA, Wash., Noy. 25.—Fore Higday Is the young Seattle law casting a vicious onslaught on the Yer trained in the office of Harold first ald” amendment to the work-| Preston, who drew the original) Cm a P | compensation bill, including a “first| men’s compensation act in the next! aid” clause. Higday succeeded Com legislature, the three members of) missioner Lee | the state. Industrial commiasion| At the last session of the legiala-| have come to croes points, it is ture the “first aid” was killed. learned today, They are in the chiefly through the efforts of 460-462 Arcade Bidg. throes of internal battle which, it| Speaker Taylor, The Weyerhaues Fourth Floor. is believed, will not nd except erNorthern Pacific sawduat ring at first ald” under supervision in any form. It was anxious to continue the “pri vate hospital fee” graft, which gave with the resignation or ousting of that time opposed ¢ the other faction state fight te ove » biennial re port of the commission to the legls Bring this adv. with you lature, and the recommendations to|lumber companies $1 per month |be made on the “first ald pro-/from each employe, and netted the | vision lambermen approximately $500,000 | Commissioners Wallace and Hig-| profit a year | I day are in favor of recommending Protest is Whiespread. lthat the “first ald” fund be raised) Protest against the legislature's lfrom the industries, in the same/action in killing off the “first ald manner the compensation fund is|clause han been #o widespread now raised luring the past two years that the Commissioner Pratt opposes lumber trast is now reconciled yto | such recommendation wants | losing this en is graft, But | the fund to come out of pockets| is still unalter opposed to the of the working men. Pratt wants| principle that the employers should the recommendation favored by/pay for mendi roken men, as 1 Wallace, suppreased.| they pay for mending broken ma Pratt chairman of the commission, | chines j ja a mill owner | It ts for this reason that the in Hay Keeps Hands Off lterests are Hned up to work for Governor Hay was appealed to,|the reelection of Howard Taylor d not to in an speaker, Cer King county Pratt is especiak| members who by been violently t is said,|opposed to Taylor, although on the a man| republican ticket, have been told to « whieh are| forget the past. From all appear Tances: they are obeying ord nely dangerous extr ARMISTICE FOR WEEK IN EUROPEAN WAR When Looking for a Den- tist, Find the One You Want Many ay, offices et By t A Press pe that war will be averted Taten Block. 1 ony e am, ¢ s nd Bt Hight Doctor Brown ‘BERLIN, N th tkdam, @ eS Short and Bloody Washington Block ding Constantinople newspape he «Halkan = wer apparently they are comin cass a snd the about to end with the signing today ther, soon dis p/Says today tha seleay of a week's armistice, has been one the offic Balkan lies have agreed upon 4 of the shortest and bloodiest and week's armistice. most cleive in history, lasting 62 All indications today days a ing at $150,000,000 ed to @ settlement o difficulties | Over 000 men were killed and a gold or porcels arising from the Balkan dispute | woun fiver, enamel or porcelain tout a general European war.) Arrayed on one side were Bul . Although military preparations con- | garia, vntenegro and tinue unabated, Austria is in a con-| Gr Turkey ciliatory humor and semiofficial| Montenegro b hostWities Oc notes indicate the danger of war isjtober 4, and Bulgaria, Servia and decreasing. While Germany has |Greece tavaded rkey within a| promised Austria {ts support In the | week five | trom, 0. DS. event of a clash with Russia, The Turks did not win a sinkle | #y SEATTLES LEADING DENTIST | Kaiser Wilhelm has emphasized |tmportant engagement, unless thetr | Tia First Av-——Usion Block defense of Constantinople may One Door South of the Postal Tele- fees aeuaaatea ane m evenings une t and Sundays if sgatote retend falls to cure Of European Turkey, every anti 4 for people who work. square foot has fallen into the! |hands of the allies except Constan- | tinople and a 20-mile square patch adjoining it and the towns of Adrianople and Scutari, ‘CORRESPONDENTS HOPE TO SEE A BATTLE SOON | STARA ZAGORA (Bulgarian Army Headquarters), Nov, 25.— ‘The Bulgarian general staff prom lises the newspaper correspondents | that they will soon be permitted to move closer to the fighting zone and perhaps be allowed to witnes: GETING READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS! An annual Holiday Preparatory Sale, continuing throughout the last week of November (25 to 30). All Sporting Goods and Cutlery Reduced A clean sweep through every department, for one big week be- fore the Xmas rush. Thousa.ds of bargains to early Xmas shop pers, Just a few listed. (Contract goods excepted). Buy Now for Christmas and Save!! “Ruft Neck” Sweat- | $8.00 Heavy $3.50 Footballs cut to $2.85 Bi, battle. There are now 118 cor- er; best 6 35 2.50 Footballs cut to - 91.85 FB respondents here quality ....... ne " $1.00 Footblals cut to . 70 Some of the correspondents, par tieularly two or three Germans, All other Sweater goods re | $5.00 Famous “Dry-Sox” Street Biand some of the English have a regular retinue of attendants. The army 6f correspondents fs a white elephant on the hands of the Shoes, cut to .. fluced. $10.00 Indian Blankets and Col- $4.35 All other Shoes reduced. | Bulgarians, but the latter are ex- lege Robes, assorted $8 / : . ? a . o ercising wonderful patience and and U, of W. patterns . 50 | All Rubber Boots 10% Of Di ectouding every courtesy. except All Leather Gym and Basketball |that of allowing them to go to the $6.00 Famous “Alladin” Hunting | Shoes 10% off Bi tiring lines. Several correspond- Coat, water- $3 85 | All Motorcycle Leather Leggins, Blents attempted to silp away and ea és , | Puttees and Automobile Gaunt |get nearer the scene of activities, Raincoats and Slipons .25% off | let Gloves ...... 20% off Fi but were brought back by an es- jeort and warned that a repitition jot the offense would mean thelr be- ling sent back to Sofia There is but one American in the jarmy of correspondents, [MISS F FARLEY FREED | ON MURDER CHARGE | COLUMBUS, ©., Nov. 25.—~Mis | Cecelia Farley, the young stenog rapher on trial for the shooting of | |Allen E. Zollinger, was acquitted 1% PRICE—ALL FISHING TACKLE—14 PRICE Includes Rods, Reels, Spoons, Lines, Leaders, Baits, Baskets, Etc. All Cutlery—J. A. Henckel’s, Jo- geph Rodgers, 1-X-l., Pocket Knives, Carvers, etc. ..10 % off All Flashlights and anteed Jatteries Tungsten Bulbs fresh guar: and tested +10 % off $1.50 L-X-L, 3-blade, large $1.00 Flashlight, complete with Blof the charge of first degree Stag Pocket Knife - 95e tested Tungsten Bulb and BR» Hl der after the jury liad Soke tha aoe $2.00 J. A. Henckei, bla ate Fan- | 40¢ Battery |three and a half hours. The large $1.00 2-pie crowd that filled the court room cy Pearl Pocket Knife r $1.65 | in case, S215 Bird ..65¢ Round Flashlight, sten Bulb and 95c rvers shouted its approval as Miss Farley | $1.50 3-cell tested Tungs | with them, | It was announced that Miss Far ley and her fiance, Jerome Quigley, $3.50 2-Plece Carver, fully peeraniaes, cut to. 40c Battery would be married and go to Los} Ge Angeles immediately. CHRISTMAS BOX and Leather Case FREE With All Pocket Knives [| waAstINGTON, Nov. 26-—The |board of arbitration, realizing the | public really has most at stake in $1.75 ° the controversy srey over the question 1,000-Shot Pi r & aft of the wages of locomotive engi- Air Rifle | neers, has announced a settlement of the wage difficulty, By th set tlement 30,000 engineers, ¢ $1.25 1117 Second Avenue roads, have gained a partial vic tory. AH, 30 HERE you 483 DOING § ran to the jurors and shook hands | Gp THE oA aa Everything Is as Quiet as a Gr ve ae a OH, NODDINGS MUCH —— DISS AIN'D A VERY LIVELY BEAT. VON OR TwO LITTLE cases — ht ode 25, PR. NOTE OF DEM HERES SAFE BLOWN, ING —— KIDNAPPED TEAM DROWNED, VACANT House RAN SACKED — => SON OF NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE GETS WINTER GARDEN SHOW GIRL FOR WIFE NEW YORK, Leased Wire Nov. Despite be ithe denial of August Belmont that |his son, Raymond Helmont, was peneivece Be to cata Ethel — Lor. raine, a show girl, late ter Garden, the pair were really wedded, ording to a copy of the! marriage Heense which was obtain- ed last summer. THOMAS W. LAWSON NEW YORK, Noy. 26.—-Thomas W. Lawson, exposing the iniquities of the stock exchange in Every- body's Magazine, proposes his “rem- edy” in the December number, out Saturday, It ts simply this: First, congress Is to pass a law hich Lawson hag drafted—bring ing the stock exchange under the federal lotteries act. The amend ments he suggests would make it unlawful to send through the mails ny in rmation and bonds, or any evidence of ste exchange transactions, UNLESS |THE STOCK EXCHANGE IS_ IN |CORPORATED BY TI CON 188 OF THE UNITED STATES: The next step would be for co it gress to pass a law for the incor-| |poration of a FEDERAL STOCK BEXCHANGE, and for its regulation 60 as to get rid of the gambling evils of the present system. Law son promises to draft such a law The author gives a startling af ray of figures to prove the need of such regulation, He declares the stock gambling game is now costing the American people $3,000,000,000,- |000 a year, and the vast sum now 52| wasted and stolen, might be saved to lower the cost of living, “The stock gambling game,” he | ways, | bined~ | thousand | money regarding stocks | mana LAWSON HAS REMEDY FOR STOCK GAMBLING “burns money faster to pay expenses than any other game on ear.h, than all other games com and # thousand, yes, ten times faster And the to keep It running comes from all classes of the American people, Here are some of the items “The market value of the mem bershipa in ihe New York stock ex change is one hundred millions of dollars. . The, interest on this amoun; at 6 per cent is five millions annually A billion of dollars is invested in the stock gambling business. The interest on this amount five per cent, t fifty millions annually ‘Over fifty per cent of all the telegrams sent in the United S.ates are connected with stock gambling “Single Wall st. houres owe the banks, day in and day out, the year ‘round, from $50,000,000 to $100,000, AMUSEMENTS “SEATTLE THEATRE Phone Main 43. All Week Saturday a THe Ry Evening Pri « Thursday abc, Special bargain tonight Tonight day The PANTAGES iatinee Dally Twice Nightly “1912 CABARET REVIEW" Features, I BECIEFE I HAF A FEED SYORE ENTERED — LITTLE GIRL MISS- WATER MAIN BURSTS —~ yard on | Adolf’s ' Immediate « n the » service law, pa 1911, w urged by Seattle city officials {the next leg e, which venes the nd week in Jar This is the plan ou bere of the Counsel Br With the | ; won Saturda the city to ordinance | declared ate pi | Corporat jreached th jin Washi ision of Judge Al against the powe ne siraphe minis sradford jon that “c stripped of ton are right to regulate in many, if all respects public jiee corpora bus jwithin their limits Judge Alberte fon lows the rule laid down by the preme court, which perm om EVEN FALSE TEETH ARE LEGAL TENDER FOR SUDS IN TONY’S PLACE | tees cspecios to Into Tor line,” came thiret and nent bar ounced tc bartender Say, He an’ there's comprow eat an’ m Jus’ to w if 1 have sincere an size an em in You ¢ and took tt masticator ba TU be night,” ase If you de to ‘em wrapped th the an Ww ap Jerry Beat... . KEROSENE SCATTERED ABOUT, UND SIGNS OF ARGON PLOT. MEN in ALTERCATION —— HOWEVER, ONLY VON vind Die, ABOUT ALL OxXCE PT — == CITY URGES CHANGE IN — PUBLIC SERVICE LAW 1p lined by mem counell and Corporati bert r of nger tion the sion has ities the not wery the PRIEST EXHORTS. MEN LEAVING TO | | | | WAR UPON TURK In one corner of the of the Win | Washington depot last night was Oregon & an old priest, wearing the vest ments of the Graeco-Russian church. Gathered around him were 7 men, Gree Servians and Mon ‘tenegrins. The was talking The men were inking ih every! | word. The priest was Rev. A. P. Kashe- | varoff, The men were from Alaska, | all bound for their native tand to fight against t Turk. The priest was endeavoring to fire in them] once more the spirit of enthusiasm | that had made them leave thelr work in the North to take the long| trip home. in the afte They arrived in Seattle rnoon and left for Kast last night CHILDREN’S GUILD WILL GIVE BENEFIT} The Junior Guild \ren's Orthe tion will give a on Fy o'clock in th No admitta donations are welcome show but of the ¢ »pedie Hospital Miss Dorothy Hendricks, the known sketch repr ay. Two funny show what look like tr Farland stunt, ute profess’ | sion. 60, a retire jand Ferdin | Saturday | assisted by jare looking ing $87,000 $200,000, $50,000 Seattle y against app ple buckthe as | German lach, gas on impurities, little will afternoon Saturday and Sun } been heard from sinc in il health for some tin school for the James J compounded appendicitis | SINGLE DOSE dancer esonting the little rascals the Gold Dust T n real life. James give a will giv life of ional acts for concerned Tho oth a who left and has The pe d carpenter, 1 and st., a posse of neighbors. for him. He has Portland, Or—A score of friends of Albany college to started to complete the su which will qualify Hill gi @ ‘| People Should Guard Against Appendicitis | - people who have yendicitis by ing orn bark, glycerine, in Adler-i-ka, remedy relieves sour » stomach and n the stipation INSTANTLY because this simple mixture antisepticizes the digestive organs and draws off the Swift's Pharmacy, associa home stom: jach and bowel trouble should guard | the “hile. | benefit, vaudeville | ri afternoon at . pore theatre will be charged, well Top. will] wins Mac-| ventriloquist Local theatres will contrib: | SS MELBOURNE | RETIRED CARPENTER SOUGHT BY POLICE} | Georgetown is \the disappearance of J, H over| mas, v. 8 not pice, been rais m of the ft of aim ete.,| - the > itom- con- 2nd Vv. and Pike st.—Advertisement. ° Words by Music By. — OxCePrra RAILROAD COWS UND A ATTEMPTED LYNCHING. Two Iv HAS’ Been DOT’S MORE QuieT DAW USUALLY, U. S. SEN. RAYNER © DIES OF NEURITIS state public service commission te raise the rates of the Independent Tele e Co. in violation of th oxy { rates provided in the city | charter The only remedy suggested by | Judge Albertson is an application | by the elty to the state commis-| sion to bave the latter body pass} the same regulation sought by the| elty If the cities, and the people liv ng therein, says Bradford, “de sire te corporations and look a own local af re acer rding to their own ideas then the power to #0 regulate! should be taken fro the state commission and vested solely in| he cities or people thereof.” | Assisthnt Corporation Counsel tansee iéhew drafting 6h 1 pro-| SENATOR RAYNER iatne state law to give home rule| 2 Called Prove Leased Winn to cities WASHINGTON, Nov. S—t ~a 3 ==<=letor Isadore Rayner of Maryland) died at his home here at-¢:20a mm. toda He th x the motst Ussue paper and rang them | gave tbe democr MEAT PRICES a Again for Se | Fancy Corn Fed Spybaabirrec:. 28c Tk r Tuesc ; the ing | ‘als’ wil The 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 PEOPLE'S MARKET, -@ Western Av. and Madison BALLARD MARKET, 5445 OUR MOTTO: = “From Packing House to Consumer” r Government Inspected Meat | Look for the Purple Stamp: Shops Remain Open Until 6:30 P.M. Hereafle This is the government stamp which is on all our ™@ and signifies purity and quality above AT THE MOVIN PICTURE HOUSES | You" il Find Interesting Features at the Theatres Liste Big in Wh base “Home of € Shaw at the ee Curtain I organ. Edward RB GRAND 3d and Cherry ational pl CIRCUIT se: 2d and Madison = FUNNY FILMS and Sunday (fering LEVY'S GREATER | tn Vaudev “ A ST RELE KS HE ARMY su WESTERN DRAMA, FIRST AT PIKE Union Theatre : Third Av. ‘City Theatre 1206 Second Av. The Por Exy Girl, Stenogr ah er Wanted, drama. |The Mother of ‘thi s . A Queen fot ——+ A 10c SHOW FOR Se) = Lie LATEST PHOTOPLAYS ~~ m, near PB. 0. maar 1—Drummer G Sc--Crown--5¢ Sonne Death of ¢ Av, Bet M ALHAMBRA Sth and Westinke mand Spr Uline,