The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1912, Page 6

THE STAR—SATURDAY» DECEMBER PUBLIC HEARING Leave It to Osgar und Adolf and There’d Be No Words and Music = yi? Stute Boys, THE TEAN THAT PUTS You Berore ON AMENDMENT Ne PUBLIC IS OFF TODAY, ANDI WANT Tee-Nee, T vice ———— ‘You To Do if. O3GAR, You Ger UP All persona interested in the pro *, . i afte * . ij Sinead charter ‘Amendment to regu-! THE "WORDS? AND ADOLE, You_— > COMPOSE VON Vere A z Tee-Nee, 1 Y late the granting of franchises giv THE "MUSIC? -———— ——s ADOLF ISS SHOWED > : VIG DRAW VON’, 7 en by the city for street railways . Z UP AS A Far %. __» SHOWING VER® O9GAR a are invited by the franchise com wy = 138 # Peevisy a wittee of the city council to be Present at a public hearing on the matter in the council chamber Fri day, December 20. | The main feature of the proposed Aloendment gives the city the right to take over the property of the . company any time up to December . SGN) 31, 1934, paying only the physical . c value of the property, and nothing for the franchise. } ‘The purpose of the public hear} img is to get ideas from the public) op the question in order that a sat isfactory amendment or model franchise may be drawn up. The amendment will be » submitted to the voters at the city election on March 4 CLOSE SALOONS DURING HOURS | POLLS ARE OPEN . — | ig wasreacet very Nive SOME DAY WE'LL BE GLAD — |JAPS TEACHING |FARMERS GROW 9 BILLION NEW YORK’S MAYOR DRAWS ~ } Sas") THIS 11-YEAR-OLD BOY HAD | CENA TO Fictll; | DOLLARS WORTH IN A YEAR LESSONS FOR OTHER CITIES” | SSSR. 08) WELL-DEVELOPED CURIOSITY». 8m OR MAR xiv arc) ge, | FROM BECKERGRAFT AFFAIR” UY IGNORANUS,. SJ j Ww 7 Uhusin nye Ws NIN Com PooP! “Hype ws a een — nn! Cee eS ae Se ee ee ee ee ee ee er ee ee en ee ee oe ee ee om special as well as on general PEKIN, Dee. 7.--All native news can farmer, Secretary Wilsog 1 , , iiities Gaze papers today were forbidden to dis ane teltee States agricultu NEW XORK, Dec. 7--Tee great jly through secret work.- Waiauam Besides the election of a school cuss the vements of Chinese! department, today steps into the HeckerRosenthal gambling «raft, fore established for thet work » ‘einentor, the voters will peas on & troops, indicating that the situation | spotlight with bis 1912 report, fll cane was analyzed today bj Mayor) squad of 160 men. Three leuten- 75,000 bond issue for new bulld- ji precarious, and that China is! eg with valuable information about reste cot armen eo Speen tee | Se Wee put over. (es ae anes oad: leans. fee ee Ete fist kanal: Gao ecoenoutgiees Cckin’ ter tele pies aed nent] jterview with the United Vress, in| they and the squad were put under abandoned schoo! property for $125, rtlee. which he pointed out lessons that the police commissioner thimself, spring : . 4 Following the disastrous defeats! “while Carnegion and Rockefel A] | may be drawn from it by the execu You ask me to give my best Hermon W. Craven, the present Of the sultan's troops in the Halkan| jess are building Mbraries and co} i) Hi tives and people of other American idea of how to alleviate or eure. incumbent, is candidate to succeed war, Chinese officials disminsed the | jeges for city folks in a valu effort } cities the evil of female prostitution, himself. He,represents the pro- German military experts who have to teach them bow to live on empty I, Ritting at bis desk tn the city | That subject is ae old as the world, Il, the white-baired, gray-bearded It jexecuttve frankly admitted the had been plenty of graft here sted as far back as we know, at the border line where fable” carcely ceases and history hardly |that some still remains. le insist; begins. It has continued over however, that it was being grad-|since. It will continue uneil the ity stamped out, and defeided the | passions of men have become sof been Instructing native troops, sub | stomachs and vacant market base stituting Japanese instructors, Ger-\ ets, your fart friend, aided jman officers drilled the Turkish! somewhat by Secretary Wi'son soldiers, and President Yuan Shi / department, as he modestly admits, Kai Jost faith in thelr ability after|iy going right abead learn ng bow the numerous Moslem reverses }to make two blades of hay grow asat “ rank and file of the New York po-|ened and lessened. where one grew before, and big! me, Z si ; WOMAN COP WILL ears of corn sprout in places where | SANTA CALE | Mee as the best in the worhd. These unfortunate women arm © gressive element in the contest. He is opposed by James Stephen, representing the reactionary fac- tion; Joseph R. Manning, under taker, and Joseph Allen and Nich- elas Schmidt, socialist HOME-MADE BOAT; ve = Gaynor ingisted that he knew cer what me a P| 4 HE NEARLY DROWNS BE GIVEN HEARING ubbine were wont to disvort| sugar cane are under the records tain cldtine polos lnapectors | “flome people seem’ tp Gina Nive Poo Umea Wee Mre. Fay Edwards, policewoman The rennet oc ek of ee Gee The bee gar were grafters, He would uct have | m r ought to lock theni all yp 4 oe fs stl Glamiseod November 29 by Chief of | Amevioon’ farmers r " ts he biggest ever pulled out of| been surprised, he sald, if one or or club them out of tows, The F ang ne wee Bs hog Toenat Polic Saanich, wilt be ot oi hear fag ge permeiellt eS he ground jmore’ had been caught in the re-|most fortunate thing is to have The Southern farmer is doing cent up val, and hopes and ra r them congregate in one localit share towards increasing the, expects aie so in few localities. That redaces the shearing before the civil service |o00. That represents teen how fter having put out to ¢ farm val-| pig me will yet be landed the crude vessel he had jcomminsion next Friday, December} a vegetable 4 ante’ wea Lo gly ioe Catt wean, 3 om jbe of all bis vexetable and anim!) nation’s food supply. He is going! the net evil to a minimum.” @ small boy, returned to Redondo | Mrs. Edwards was nted last | <a part esi and more for grams and| Instead of considering Becker We try to keep the streets clear K away from the idea that he | type of rafter, the mayor declared |of them. In that respect the city of |September and is ‘ crow cotton exclusively But the Heutenant was the most re-/New York ts remarkable to Bare on proba-j K a. , yi Y period not} XY & Beach today to his parents, who had has ; tion, the probations x given a maar ities pen ol no nat Decmaher ia.” Chiat . he hax not neglected his cotton.) markable criminal of his day, if all pean visitors here. Only the other Bailed together. It had taken the Bannick gave as a reason for her{ ate \ for the reports now Indicate that) that is charged against h true day a member of the board of ab : Semis tt wan be dismissal that the fc wet tat ) his ot mn will bring him $960,000, The mayor insisted that three |dermen of old London, whose tum Jaunched the little craft he decided lout down, and that Mrs, Edwards} ( 5 5 tn wing next to the largest crop things contributed to. graf ve lord mayor in a year 3 in the South. Also, enforcement of the Hquor r that, the Southern ed to see me and told me that that was one of the most | was the least efficient of the five police women to cruise about the harbor. A stiff wind carried him to sea, pn, anti-cambling and a -— + So Gee Soa a and he struggled for hours to keep | farmers chased the dreaded tution laws. wmarkable things that he saw this vessel's kee! down !n a rolling DELIVERY BOY 1S fever out of 163,000 square) My taking the forcement here—the freedom of our pret ocean. He became lost, but finally ROBBED BY TH miles, and are now in condition to these out of the hands of the gea-|from these women, compared with o was driven by the wind back to his ‘ UGS raise more meat for the city mat efal run of police and making = English and other European cites” , wo menu anced! as askets. quad ni he immediate firec a ' There's y one fly in the rich t of the commissio: ss rf and rv on mmiasione boy for the Yesler r ‘ cream yi and that’s plain sible, the graft question tr Me o'clock last night, near a « don * are too many bow-\he said. The ayor minced noth 0 Washington #1, Qragged him to ap Unt SOUTACAM FARMERS wows on the farms, says the secre-/ing. evaded nothing, and made it bd ’ vacant lot and left him there. The BRE CHASING Tred . tary, and dogs don't mix well w that, so far as he te concer. FA 3 young man lay an hour before he "even CK t hence farmers must ch he believes he has sc the | s was found, ‘The robbers obtained |. They he tees joa se ee m of how a city sho be ; av. was also t vietim of a thiet © “yd , h own, | ma at makes our mutton police force has two things to} was bought outright by # P B09. last n Her purse was seized + pee nd ae hele, for whi »| As @ parting comment, Secretary! do. First, and most impoftant, «| doza ‘ancouver, B Fe B. near Mercer st d Nob Hill ay... mage : The son observes Men grew old) ite duty to preserve outward order | Men is well knowns in Vancow It cagsained $12.60 and a check for oon 0000 dig a Yeura, and ceast and decency throughout the er ere he has 3 61,000 ory r 1 their labor, but the works ef the’ t dut to ‘deat 9 - on the ham and toast diet for four Pi hay oft agers | pa rays he Lesarn 9 electrical inventions. Now he's|PPLE*, CURED 1%¢ FO 14 DAYS 000. Onis, potatoes, barley and brains live on; and may Whatever! “The second duty is to deal with| Mr, Mendoza las taken a reddene ‘ ‘weeks and offered her own appear- raat, fever ov dibwert y soaiiae . working on another | plstmeent fal mont farm prod neta nbow ot worth that is in these be ever | these three things that 1 have me here and intends to make Seattle a ‘ance as proof of Its efficacy. | = es pb sae simply | ch aiee ace ee or Protruding bump obacco and blooming Itioned. That has to be dore laree-' his home F. Teach out, press a button, then aah ate BOYS ROBBED BUT turn over and pound your ear for i PLEAD FOR HOLDUPS} "°° grows 2a "varm room, $01 ; up and dress in a warm room, you | By Wolted Press Leased Wire can thank yohr lucky stars that a} - KANBAS CITY, Deo. 7.—Twollittle 1i-yearold boy ‘way back in| rs midget highwaymen—negro young-|Ontario stole a pair of shears from ; ‘<., a eters—are to get another|his mother's work table, “swiped” % chance. Five little Italian news. |the copper from the bottom of a | a: boys, victims of the robbery, begged /kettle, tore some zinc off the os it for them. Mallin Nickerson and|kitchen range, sold some empty . 4 (3 Clyde Franklin, each 14 years old,|bottles, bought some sulphuric a } fl were both charged with “sticking|acid, and made him an electric Bio yy up” at the business end of a rusty | battery. 3.2 |revolver five youthful newsboys and| ‘The il-year-old boy was J D : ‘taking the twittering quintet|Ross, now superintendent of Seat- | me (5 $1.50. juvenile court judge set|tie’s lighting department | Bs the boys free with a suspended sen-| His success with his first expert | [ tence. ment in electricity led him to | eee make others. It fixed his interest APPROVE PLANS in electricity and its wonders FOR SANITARIUM | 29" si2%tricity, working. stadving, 3 with electricity, working, studying,, : The board of public works, at its|thinking, experimenting, and get ‘REM . Fegular meeting yesterday morn-|tin, results. If, next winter, you , | f ing, approved the preliminary | press that button and start your | — for 5 = Lest yn Claro lhouse to heating up, you'll be get | AME jum al ichmon: ghlands. of th results of his inese i i | RICA Superintendent of Buildings R. iS gow Ba An ag pv Chi. ' ee Medical Experts Before the White Race Was & H. Ober was instructed to prepare |equipped with electric heaters Civilized. Their Marvelous Knowledge and Skill working plans in order that bids/ which he has designed and planned fi } i might be called for. He has been working on it for Attracted Attention of Kings, | Marvelous Are the Results of Treatment Here. Wonderful ! veo whi uno ears. He has made his heaters, . : : 4 DENVER WILL HOLD Gemohatrated them to his satisfac P peg Heard of Every Day and Many Whom Local } a ¥ conducting experi i BIG SHOW IN 1915 non ph Bestar “9 ee Summoned to Caesa 9 C t octors Failed to Cure Have Recovered a8 DENVER, Dec. 7.—With Custer’s |tive cost of voal and electric heat- 2 rs our : if by Magic. js aot fight a the headliner, Denver | tng. i as | 1 = j izens are today planning a series| It's a great idea, the electric | Cures that seem almost 1 1 x Mu Bere cre certains coe, [nie PY Henly ectge|Julloe Ceeser, the Great Roman Emperor, Called Upon Q) ccs | Take New Hope” dians will be used in the spectacies |house. Instead of a central fur- Chinese Physicians When Disease Threatened be a ertat Chinen thet earnte €°R-| No matter how long you NaWe sls ; if the plan succeeds. The promo-|nace such as is now used, in the mae . ile oe : 1, no matter how bad or hem : ters of the scheme want to co-oper-| basement, each radiator is a sep. His Life. WRITE TO LEE K, CHIN, HERBALIST. lach’ Tr stubborn your cage may Be. Ba * ate with the directors of the San/arate unit. Each radiator has its Jand couli hav Sein you, aa - © oney you have wasted, | ourself with the strom, Whose Wonderful Chinese Remedies Are Effecting Cures! (/¢ e#' thing and Francisco 1915 exposition, believing}own electrical apparatus. Each the big show in Den " denti Few Americans except those whosnoticed that sick animals would eat! AE 3 s of|s Sea Ton na eee Tee snes Separately — [MANE Tead,,cne, jhistorien (of ‘the|the teaver, and, barks “of certain| . That Have Created a Sensation in Many Homes in América. /Waik "whose iimbe and Joints’ were| "dust fit in the coupen sah a to see the Panama fair. ‘The reason is obvidus. Roome}the Chinese w d|simple way the science of medicme| === Sos == en: | RHotted and swollen, way they have today, Send no moncy, Get can be heated whenever needed, face that the wo was discovered, ‘The pot spa | Kompletely cured. sx s|Kree Proof Treatment of went 3 | { 6 saving expense. Ross has gone | their time in iaundric rey sad study. the plants Wioed, Liver eek Bowe eee] ce eckine tc sos: Se 4 6 99 further and invented an automatic | do in thie country, and as many of nick animals, fe f */Pémale Troubles, Asthinc,|try it. It costs. you nothing. 0 E trols the heat on each radiator the sciences and arts, ‘whom the|astonished the worl, bey * remarkable. 2 fron That thermostat is a wonder. BY|world today must thank for many =o ror a weird apparatus, too intricate for | things we could not now do without.| madiclne’ begun atthe study | of You will never know the wonderful power of the ancien jby the ¢ © Method a Hh | a layman to understand, much less! Hundreds of years before this] Cures that tla atte tt (hl remedies of the Chinese until, you have tried them, 1 do. pn grag bend Bean \ pense edly nese, Het a cucribe, the current. that heats |£ret American country was Areamod| tention of kings. Jullus Caan, the] tO take my word. I do not ask you to take the word of hundreds of| tan be had for the askin prove thet ae 4 Hthe: water is shut off when the |great nations of Europe were civil-| {sq of Home, summoned] Americans they have cured when all else failed. I want you to see for |! #t liberty to write them for par. cost, without obligation. Just ALA ; Daud’ sunched "s eéttalh tamper [toed the Gnclent “Ciifieee tase wee| TC flectors to his throne when! yourself what they will do for you, I want you to test them— just give|UeWars. , This marvelous method | the coupon and send 1t—send Re fe ature and applied again when the |*t¥4ying in books which they th . ] I f 4 ie te ee. cninone| them ® fair trial—give them ona fair chance to cure you, Let me|tigutiann: (n° Most thorough Inves-| while you think of t—nows, DE : a ‘profound. study. of| prove what they will do for you, . plants roots, herbs. leaves and x 7 | barks. Today, after 4,000 y * of ince then selves invented. The very ine room cools off. ments of learning were given to the! Perchance there is someone|, When the electric radiators are | world by the Chinese, for it was " Chinaman who inve hho does not know about “Seventy. |{mstalied all that will need to be a ho Invented | writ! / more than 8,000 years 4, ~ Mot aniet etudy experimenting and 9 areb . = ie o done will be to set the thermostat | iid the Chinesd give, the art of| oot es urminient men of thé empire t S Y P f | seven. atthe. maximum. and minimum | wsiing eo'the "ofa put thet wind | teat atvrtrn af naicine tha et Me oend lou a rroo REE COUPON. FOR, FREE PROOF 4 t is lost or forgotten. We once more reiterate, that for|temperatures desired, turn on the | invented paper, Ink abd the printing |curen af tive mont stubborn, dissanes NT : iO | oot, and eit. Ni : was a Chinaman wholare astonis be ectontitic world, Coughs, Colds, Grip, lnfluensa, Cold {ng Uesement and making up the|Berasapers Gerhart he Miss P| aide, pinegay em, treatment Treatment Free TREATMENT _&_FREE $ er, ‘act, ‘h ers trot can 3 - ec Acie gpl Sore itire, No opening of doors or win-| nese who made our pre tonyatem| fitters, from the American system Address LER K, C —o ; Throat, or for any form that a Cold |dows to cool the house of study and learning possible, Ttlerais. Chinese red el eor mnie | wy: ‘ ee eee ee eee eee eee Anke, DRT y ‘ binese medicines are made| Without a penny's cost, without any obligation. You can eosally find Please send me a Proof Course of Treatment for my cage may take; Pains in the Head, Back,| Ross, never went to college. hey valent then ahaeta save Bis or Limbs, Congestion, Inflamma- What he knows, he obtained as the | discovered the most wonderful sys tion, or FF. DI “(result of work-—hard work, and | tem of medicine. ‘ " ‘ever, rv. Humphreys’ |ioty of it. That is his creed, work,|, But we have further proof of their fro nid, soothin gota ‘ 5 “ By ne Magy: a 9 out what they will do for you. Stop wasting money on uncertain|: and your 64-page ur Thousand Years of Medicine 1 tt is anwise| Medicines, Just give my Chinese Herbs a trial, They are easy to get in China,” wll free and postage paid, just as you saa ; Poisonous sub-| easy to use, easy to take, Let me send you, also, y “Seventy-seven” is supreme. stud: , marvelous ingenuity, skill and wis taeeeee pme, ly and experiment. He's been | dom, for it ina well ke y | different herbs ‘Taken at the first feeling, it witl|doing it all his life, and he can't|it was the Chinese who 4 peat Chet 5 fe of study B 0 X : 4 ie, At the Chinese who discovered| Years of study FREE MY 0 K E PLAINING Postofflee ..405. cenenccseccsecesses voces: os BtMte +. coveneest break up a Cold at once, quit, Most men, when they've finished therough — training could with that of our Americ reely exist. The plow which) CHINESE MEDICINE | sweet orm ono i If you wait, till 5, tills ow and the compas ieee and phe ee begin to|, hard day's work, go home and|yuinen our whiny nee ginbass which! who are required t¢ we it may takelrest. Not Ross. He goes home|of the Chinese brain ganool for caly th @ @ cross (X) before diseases you have. jongér. and works. He has ® wonderfully- from ‘mild, soothing, healthegiving) It contains G4 pages of intensely interesting informat Rt bith dent Co etek 1) ee A smal wipped shop at his home and a W d f 1 4a iplants provided by nature, weed o ntalns 64 pages of ensely Interesting information about my}: J -:: Rheumatism |...Stomach Malaria ) ...Bezem pei gett vias of pleawant pellets, nigialoat aevansien tta'n a winged ondertu ECICINES | fie Citron wih” nature, weed by | native land, my countrynien, ‘This book, “Four ‘Thousand Years PAB Lumbags ine Neural pocket, At your Drug-|at electricity, but chemistry is a ee used by many of the Atmore "| Medicine In China,” tells of the discovery of medicine and how the|!|°* 4 ie yt Treuble| .., Dinainess gist, 26c, or mailed. ROUNY. He's to be found eliher in of the Chinese cE OR ae patent sclence tn the world has ever known has developed in forty |: ]* .. Bladder oF Nervousness : : any rt 6 Chines ituries. Send the coupon to me today—just the coup ™ Trouble reulation a Humphreys’ Ho: : shop or in his labor emedi ane lag te 4 A y pon, no money ‘YY ms u | ie 308 eee aitamuee: Medicine Co.lsibey every evening. The study of anctent history remedies are effecting wonderful aud 1 will send you the Proof Treatment of Chinese Herbs and my | rapa ome means ete F Usement, Already he has three patents for oe, bol fact thet At wee @ China-| whieh other medicines and doctors book, all free, in a plain wrapper, postage paid. Make the test—get |: | ...Jndigestion Cough imp. - 10, thous of years ago,’ fall to cure? jwell, LEE K. CHIN, Herbalist, Give any other symptoms on a separate sheet fs