The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1913, Page 8

| oe THE BEST Examination-free. What we give for 192-50)" ASSES ON EARTH) if the earth turn What matter b, ens fall? Rex is lost, and his mistress wi not be comforted is a dog. What A vory particular kind ¢ True, his ancestry is shroud in obscurity, It cagnot b kind of ed -\claimed for Rex that he ts the last Jnoble scion of a noble race. HH Jnever won a ribbon at the kenne r and sping the other way? What }matter if the stars falter dn thet courses? What matter if the heavy uM rh Spectacles or eyeglasses | show or rimless, with a He is, nevertheless, @ very par amination, All glasses guaran: Ji ¢ioular kind of a dog—a chummy teed, loving, lovable and ultra-intelligent dog fluffy, smallish dog, white U.S. Optical Co. f/f) siaci spots outside, but white 917 FIRST AVENUE » all through Bring This Ad. not Iike to refer to Rex OPEN EVENINGS as “property.” He fs, rather, t ALL MACHINES One of 15 Styles Any ficieh—Fumed Oak, Goldes | hy Oak, Mission, Mahogany, ete match furniture. Smal. PAYMENTS New Main Store Near Pike St. Phone Main 15: Albany Cut-Rate Dentists @E STAND BACK OF OLB WORK FOR 13 WEARS. GUARASTER SIGSED BY Us. EASY chest Other High ¢ Guaranteed Fit Solid Gold Fillings . bay ‘Set of Teeth” Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown Silver Fillings. . . .50c EASY PAY MENTS—Come by Guaranteed Best Gold or Porcelain fearn about our alven Set of Teeth $7 Bridge Work $1 teern ® for, two against and two OUR PRICES Wild. CUOPRISE a OU, OUR WORK WILL PASADENA, CAL—Eddie Mu oyna gad jens and Norman Jones, employes ~~ STAR WANT ADS bathed Your Success Depends lary save during the y into a savings ac 4 per cent will be 1913. Second at Cherry ood Handkerchief and Collar: P M:chine Co. 1424 Third Ave, an account with this Bank? opened on or before January 6th, interest at bosom pal of Hazel Lacoss, a © lives at 1326 Ang dl appes December 'LIFER GOES Jan. 3 Mit Kas serving & LEAVENWORTH W. H. Klausmeter, rm in the sta’ returaed to oon after being leased to ettend the funeral of daughter et Molton, Kansas. Kiavemeler was unace t@/ hour stipulated by t oie when the leev was granted Warten 1 K ying members of their families ae FIDDLER,” ying the fiddler’ . angelist Hear ivered a st! from the shoulder. murder of hie wife, volunterily guard, and be revureed at (he Codding aid thet, frequently prisoners are allowed to| matron, and tates great delight ie |go home unguarded to sce deed or! shment of those who did pot re pent them of thelr sing Hell le not an idle threat,” declared, “tl le dreadful cer tam t Repent before f ie tao lat Am of repentant ones to the | pisttora and confessed Christianit ev Congregational onight MORGUE | 1s OPPOSED The dation of $4 ¥ I Van Horn of mE ureh will preach the fi night--crled until there were no more tears to ery with, And still she cried, and would not eat, and could not sleep; and the family wor ried; and her dad said ‘ We'll find Rex, Pazel; don't worry, we'll find him.” He searched and the neighbors se ‘ and the po ha Star today, pup gether pretty soon, agehed, And IL searching he expla we rained three years ago, o due: You see,” sick, she misses him so. got to find him.” So, if you happen to see an am iable litde black-and-white dog who answers to the name of “Rex,” don't waste a minute. Take him to Hazel, whose father offers @ reward of $10 "SHE’S MOTHER TO FUNERAL; OF FOURTEEN COMES BACK AT AGE OF 30 the ther day od mapanted | candidete for e bobbie At the age of 30 Mre Peitedinn prison off-/has given birth of abeente | healthy chidren, twise ral times. is ® pretty her children }loves them, and cannot und jwhy ail (sawe his re very DAWSON, Pa, Jaa. 3 te & frequent call penitestiary for; Roscoe Palladino, 1ee thie city. h mercbaat of W irteeata call to Bhe se wowen do Way shout little The second evening of the Hal lard playaround midetatee fair wee even Over lietened to ap recitations. ber of the part board, addreased the crowd on tbe dese and work of better 508 peovle were JD. Tren am of must i JUST A MONGREL, IS REX, BUT HE’SLOST, ANDWORLDSTOPS. TURNING FOR HIS MISTRESS Since then Harel has cried day and 48 ined to Rex from and he and Hazel sort of grew up as bal And if we don't’ find him Hazel will come down We've just Dr. Stork) at the home af & well-todo Ital Giteom ay, ‘The joily olf bird made fl tl didn't any ttme for business, he was The les to macing THE STAR-+ INCREASED | SAYS, WILL RO FROM MOTOGEADN A OPERA SCENE, MIGHT LOOK IF SHE Relat!!! Shore of her shimmering tresses, intellectual woman ix doomed to go through life, her head a shining light or horrible example to aspir- ing sisters, as the case may be. The @netore have given thelr ver diet! Won must quit stimulat i mee and start to of her sealp ; Rraine ant @0 business with the sane skal! fmayination refuses to picture What the renult will be, PHOTOGRAPH OF MARY REVISED BY Lost HE ly “tuiveoss LAUNCH BURNED— pe CREW STAYS ON ye thet fee ace TABERNACLE TALK) MANY ATTEND FAIR the eub sermon ht at the revival meet ‘epitol Mill tabernacle ing sermon, He yed in graphic terme the pun present hole, rm the part board. The womens | nance committee of the city coun $4 il last Friday that two rooms tn) the su®bhasement of the city ball) neath Y¥ be donated sroner-etec or way Dr. J. Up ° Up xpected opposition in the and council in a canvass taken Wedaes are day of the probable vote, when the comes up for final de day. The canvass showe —. of a Pasadena hotel, for a J0-day cont for a final, Betting ed heavy. for the Year 1913 ly on the amount of money you The first the corner ear dollar put count is stone upon which your success is built. Why not lay the corner-stone by opening On all accounts aliowed from January Ist, Dexter Horton Trust & Savings Bank New York Bidg. to Burn Stool, N ktle TO CLEAR SATURDAY Articles from 5e to $1( or less Come early and make Pyrograga\ ° 907 00 e ° ° your choice, Outfits gomplete from 75¢ to $3.00 Globe Wall Paper Co. Second Avenue have signed , in which each | must eat 24 oysters dally to quality | positively will be sold at half price to] Tate Mason | for use as a city morgue, met with city ' | | | of he ariving contest was the feature of the eventn, ~ EFFICIENCY ON THE FARM she and the Fo the firet nid: By Valied Creme Leased Wire MARSH PISiD, Ore, Jas. 3. yoe Wasson, Joha an tell, who comprise the crew of the ter b, and four loagers, Bere ree cued in the im of Ume by the lif saving crew ©, and are today recovering from eevere pure. In some manner, 8 leak from an B0.galion tank of gasoline bememe, ignited and in a few momen& the e@stire bos! was aflame. The men momesiarily expected to Se binwn to bite by the remainder af the Kasoline te the tank the tank melted while were being cons LS OD i} ® conten BEGGS TIME. roR Jan. of the post the ber of towns around funed to carry either or other mai are ber the maii accumulating hore line hes a tot case is matter in sti ® mon st, from which a han¢ ing $10 was reported m Frances Luther cycle cop, Thureday would fit th later edmitte apartments anything. imprint. lhe but den OHICAGO, Jan. 3 pectors here toda eckigg clues to the letter ta Frank Dare the Indianapolis months. » sisspee COMING HERE Alexander Thompsc satlor who forced a drive hm at breakni an auto through th attle the night of Dec two holdups during |The complaint was |bim this morning inauguration of the stage line tapping a num the Fuqua, pinched dynes PARCELS POST _ GETS GOAT OF On account | here h the to MACK'S BIG FEET LAND HIM IN JAIL | Mack Hamilton, a negro, te la menting in the city jail today the SATURDAY ONLY size of his right foot, which lef a decided imprint in th rt Prompt delivery to all partepof ments of Mrs. C. Morris the city Abag nissing. a mot Hamilton} on the huneh that his foot Hamilton was in the Morris ed he | HUNTING FOR WRITER! Postoffice ave busil of af writer foreman amiting. which thre Within th laska nship company’s steam Dor ched at Se ward Served from 11 a. m. @o 8 p. mm, three wee expected here Are Unexcelled in Seattle on January 10. Word was received that she left Seward under her|§ Oysters, DunGeness Crabs, Fish, own steam Tuesday, She will be Steaks and Chops overhauled and repaired here FREE—LATEST,, MOTION yn, the | shooting two men in so doing, will | |be tried on a charge of robbery, filed against oY ea at Vocal and Instrumental Concert by Pel ate Afternoons and Evenings 21, and made| BY— the evening, | ProtNape’ 's Hawalian Orchestra or— parcel and frantic attempts) made today rid of all kinds | postoffice | » contract with the stage | the to run end contain ju young $2.50 SKIRTS made of your own material windows Bee our ail our made-up om Mire and down Rot v transfer to the NY $| @ Co., cor, Eighth and U ings. Phon FERN BASKETS Potted Plants and all Floral Designs at Half Price re CRESCENT FLORISTS 320 Pike St. i Phone Elliott 1658, or ole AT THE Angeles. Cafi 1422-24-26 First Avéfitie™ Our 25c Regular Dinner AND— Our Special 50c Chicken Dinne@ in of at PICTURRSe FREE ° @-Artiste—9 Ara eng GARDEN ing wunch | Com and Robert Cos. OMELETS AT} JANUARY, 1913. WHAT! BALDHEADED WOMEN INTELLECTUALITY, DOCTOR B ’EM OF HAIR, IN AN THE ARTIST TO SHOW HOW SHE R BEAUTIFUL HAIR, And yet the authority of an emi phystolan that im mong Wo 1 @ low of gent Washington given for the statement creased » ptal activity men will certainly me hair, Jane oderful Imagine Miss America’s most w ng an imp Mant glare from the head’ Gerden, of Ralome’ of @ faminestrichen dome! oe ena Give a look 1 punctuaun ploding, bet In are For midseason buyers basement salesroom we fering in shoes for the High-top boots and in 6 the bad @eether are extremely low for men material FAKE SCHEMES J}PETTY GRAFTERS eke REAP HARVESTS. PROMISES OF “Big Pisco “CUT RATES. r AND Ith AND ARE HIGH-9¢ “It In Bany to Fe Dental Work,” ta th ntiste work on, a age person kr out dentistry I am not an alarmist that I owe it t tf but ing to the quack ry bit as muc 11d select your degree of « amily physician, There ts ev why you ah with the sar would your Your teeth are like any. other part or reputation | LY REKPONKIBLE FOR CHARGHS ARG It ACCOMPL! Hk TISTRY A. TO A GUARANTHE THIS rest! DR, L. D. GRAN Cor. Third Avenue and Ur Opposite Postoffica BMOTIONAL Addams, woman, joned adress cial betterment with the bril- chandelier overhead reflected in darting barbs of light fram the top of her nodding flutter eoven vells with a @p Special Prices prices than ever entire family boys et prices that Turrell Shoe Co. 122 Marion St., er 903 2nd Ave. and of you functional ores i, Mary | Not nowy as the flippant tongue Goth aay, | eut a New YEAR, next In the cal- ON NEW YEAR An old farmer, 70, lives on a fine 12-acre farm of his own jout in the Yaki-| ma valley near Sunnyside He has been a farm ler ever since he| Iwas a boy back in Knox county,| indiana. And he| jas been a farn er even while he has taught school d attended ses sions of the low er house of the legislator Miles Hooper But always, when the evening comes and the day's chores are done, he takes down one of bie favorite books from the shelf, or bauls out bis ink and foolscap, and sets down this| thoughts in verse or prose, ~ His name Miles M. Hoope During & holiday visit to the home of his son, Charles B. Hooper. Dester av., he has written these New Year's verses for The Star. endar To the ene just past; not dead, no, | | our of for | BIG TOR FAKE UND > BY eee I fee! to a den are as you and ot your body ft porttivels neglect aulty attempts at ree Dental work mM to you and it 18 nec@sary that you know your dentist, and iid” carefully conalder whether you desire to en truat the welfare of y eth with a hired dentist of unknown identity I GIVE MY PERSONAL AT’ TION TO BACH PATIE MPLOY NO TRANSIENT HWLP, BUT DO MY OWN WORE AND ‘AM PERSONAL, 204-5 Liberty Building, Street never are LS pent years dead: their inmost parts do stay, Por, since man is net man save in} that wey, | | Trey fix themselves in ws by deeds as part payment on n Attracts Man ‘PIANOS TO BE SOLD IN GROUPS {gan its semi ’S THIS? LEAP WHAT:MEAN ? BOST( n Bugene YEAR’S OVER, AND CUPID hn f a third ¢ ad {, was mentioned gg HAS CEASED. HIS LABORS "00°" :"siry | —-— Danny C@pid falied to show up Be ya J. Jones against Robe A the courthouse until late Thursdiy #, auditor for the Nor m STOMACH UPSET? afternoon. All d the first bus 4 Insarance Co ness day of the new year—there Bho alle that for the past five SOUR? CASCARE had been @ lull there has beew an trrecon : “May it's r of the 1913 cGilable incompatibilit between eae hoodo ventured Marriage Li- them, to such an extent that they . conse Clerk Gage. could not reo even on trivial Sluggi h bowels o: “Maybe {t's because leap year's|things. They were married in gases, sourness and r over an@ the male «pectes is slow in Butte, Mont., October 14, 1900, and Z taking over its» olf prerogative,” | have two children food fermentation suggested Deputy Auditor Castle Mrs. Jones is asking for a di 7 ; het old D. Vorce was johnny-on-| vision of 900 property, $150] mya ae the-spot all right to start off the|temporary alimony, the custody of PO Doge era) as hy +, baa new year. the children and $1,000 attorney’s| Ari" apd font given: that gala The first divorce complaint filed|fees, Jones, she alleges, earns] iin nervousness, nau |in 1913 in King county wan that of! $6,000 per year after eating, feeling of fullnail eee acne aon aE |ziness and sick headache, mes disordered stomach, whieh ean Ibe regulated until yc SAY AUTOISTS, PUT SADDLE ON YOUR |be regulated uncit you remove Qa RADIATOR AND GO HUNTING—GREAT ]} Your stomach is a8 good as any, Try Cascaret ey Immediat { Here's the first case on record of an automobile rinning down «| cleanse ae regulate the stom | deer. It happened on the road near Newcomb, N. Y, The machine, | fermenting food digested @ma!l runabout, hit the animal while it was crossing the road The hg j loos impact killed the deer and knocked the auto into a gully beside the| ang carry off th road, It overturned, and was blown to pieces by a gasoline explosion.| natter and 4 The occupants escaped with injuries | testine ped (pene = -—— a = ====3) stomach tr is ended: BALTIMORE, MD.—Gen. Robe: rt sare tong’ will straighten : out by morning—a 10-cemt box ff Murray, uged 91, is dead here to-|any drug store will keep your wi NS VERSE |day. He was surgeon-geéneral of oo ab ots Hive and bowels the United States army from 1882 | ehildren— their little insder mal to 18865 good, gen cleansing, too, New Plan AT $35, $69, $135 AND SO Fine Opportunity for Students and Beginners te a Good Piano for Little Money Yesterday Eilers Musie House be- nual clearance. All t have been accepted no—this exchange g00d for one year, buyer has the privit vf using the plano for a full the pianos w ones have} without havin ‘ that mar been assembled for clearance, and ee ee Ne good in us, but most by deeds! tere was a lively crowd Sale Resumed This Morning, | thet wer ; wd of music y : lovers on hand when the big music| The sale is r With pee in ve till good wins the /store opened in the morning ling at 9 Gclock, Mell oral telegrams Will be filled, providi Pianos in G nog. te rca thi Gon, tae tacsnn: np, | in Groups. money is sent at once to far face | That m.ne own hand is moulding now for me, No @ in this new year or any| next Proceeding out of me snail leave one trace | | @ut what, unshamed, may be con- | strved to be As of the value of some golden text. FORGIVES WIFE, | THEN KILLS HER AND HIMSELF HELLPORT, N. Y., lowing a reconcill weeks, Henry C. E retired Wall st. bre shot and |killed his young wife in thetr home jon Great South Bay early today Jand then blew out his braine. Mrs. | Bdey, who was years younger }than her husband, left him last | summer for a younge? man : Jan. 3.—Fol fon by some six a wealthy | good faith. Some of the pianos the sale and the prices are as lows The plan of arranging all these used planos in grot ] 80 on, at $65 ri vealed to thrifty Story & Camp Parlor Upright y's sales are the biggest in any |0W $35; a-gentine Pianola, jo tin Me as a result of this|TUS of music, cost originally $2 system and the prices, is also $35; a Steinway plesowaeE $69; so is a Fischer. An An y No Profit Making. |player which was $300 1s also ie of these may The concern {s not after profits, a moe gol and frankly says so. The main| group includes a Ptan idea is to clear the floors of the|piano which $e $135; a Kohler used pianos, players and grands.|Qampbell, Lakeside and Johnso Consequently the buyer has all the advantage. Pianos can be bought now for far less than they cost to make. Imagine buying a full crown piano for thirty-five doNars, ayer-piano for $325, a grand for all are $13 The group of Grands includes , |Steinway, Smith & Nixon, @ jand Hallet & Davis Grands—all to go at $365—and the terms |be $3 h and the balance reasonable time, say three years There Are Many Mere. ie Terms as Easy as Ever. Nor is it essary to pay cash, save in the class “A” (the pianos at $35)—these are for cash only 4 The planos at $69. 5 and at are all to be #« five or ten dollars down an five or six dollars a month rms of} say, continue until the en used pianos is closed PROGRESSIVES TO | ATTEND ROUND-UP | J, A. Faleor n, pro Bastern Wash | Congressmen-elect er and J. W. Br | will attend the } ington feund-up of bull moose at Spokane on January 8. Will H Parry, president of the Progressive League of King county, will aleo be if possible | present Spokane The conference will journ in time for the big doings, of | state-wide size, at Seattte on Jan juary 10 and 11, when all’the pr gressive members of the lature the atate cer 1 committee pro. county chairmen ther | eres ive editors Jan@ others will get foge HERE’S ANOTHER TO FIGHT TAYLOR NEWPORT Wash. Jan - Pen d'Orelile eounty will send an *janti-Taylor man as its first repre |sentative to the legislature. Nom |inations for a successor to the late | Representativ J. Appleman who succumbed to an tic about two weeks ago, closed la night, and the republicans decided not to contest for the place. The race | yetw ore ssive, and Alva rlock, dem ut, and both are against Howard D. Taylor for speaker. ; | WORF RAISE SIEGE UPON ROCKEFELLER N®W YORK, Jan. 3.—House Ser antat-Arm@® Riddell today is in vestigating the report from Brun ick, Ga, that Wm. Rockefe Standard Oil magyate, wanted « witness before th® hous money trust” probe committee, sailed from | Jeky! islQd Tuesday on tified yacht for Bermuda thinks the report is a ruse, and says he will keep the small army of deputies camped about the New | York homes of the oll magnate until jthe subpoena is served. an uniden Riddell LOS ANGELES.—Hundreds eggs rolled into Los Angeles post office sub-stations yesterday parcel post. They came from Sévta Jarbara ereasives, | a | | of inape | Any one of the used pianos in the sale may be exchanged Jater for EILERS MUSIC HOUSE 8rd and University St., Seattle 2 Reduce the high cost of living by purchasing |supplies direct from producer. Not aldme do |save money, but you are thus positively assured | fresh products. BY PARCEL POST. Boiled and Sent By Mail Same Day SEND 25c 424 you, will set, . fresh, one large and one small crab, or two anediums. ° e | | R-U-PARTICULAR, About your shoe pairing? If so, take it to the MODEL SHOE HOSPITAL—613 SECOND AVE. | All work guaranteed. We charge no more thet) others.