The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1913, Page 8

; SA Sa RRR nc Raha SIERRA re MRR OTs NSE SS NE RE a aa NAPE te ARAN RC SCN CRN iii stay ” - SSS ie ae : t 4 | ‘au i 4 A great man takes long vacations because he can afford ‘em, and Not because hi for the ple are so arduo NEW COUNTY OFFICERS GET | .ON JOB; SHERIFF CUDIKEE Nine ges of the superior court,;and stenographer; May W. Krue fou tice «two Ker Mtenographer? A.D. Foster cael ©. (WO! Gharles Gardiner, W. J, Griffith County commissioners, and nine joc ‘Grey, C. M. Leighton, W. HL| Other county officials today began! Meyers, L. W. Nelson, J, W. Rob} their pew terms in office The erts, W. T. Rodgers, L. W. Simp Superior tou udges serve four/son, Matt Starwich, W. B. Sullt Years, as does County Commis. van, Willlam Zimmerman, Frank sioner Hamilton, The others serve Ware, deputies; Terance O'Brien rs. jail superintendent; F, BP. Hrewer, John KE. Humphries is the Phil Holland, John Kulte ee new superior court judge, succeed. Spaight, James Sullivan, Julian Ing Juc h. A. PL Myers rhe Schmidt, jailers; Paul K, Mohr Others a Judges Ronald, Al-| baker; William Pickett, cook; HH bertson, Frater, Tallman, Dyke- Beebe, chauffeur; M, B. Fleece, M man, Gill Mackintosh and Ev-|H. MeGregor, Mrs, Osborn, ma erett Smith trons. Otis W. Brinker is the new jus In the Other Offices. — tice of the peace, succ « Jus County Auditor-elect Hyron tice R. R. George. The others are: | Phelps retains nearly all of the Justices Fred Rrown, John EB. Car-|present office force for — the foll, and John B. Gordon present Prosecuting Att Chief Deputy A. D, Barral an Treasurer Wi) nounced the following ' sor Albert | ments : second term O. M. Spear, chief cler iw Ww succeeds Bol Castle, audit clerk; ‘T. A. Hayden Will K Is ndex clerk; Thomas White, vault} DKS s cle J. Tate Mason is the - - | M. E. D | tendent of » EVANGELIST RAPS | SECRET SOCIETIES ton, the 1 Byron Phe Chris Knudsen Secret societies came in for a erford as county comm vere jolt Sunday night in a sermon David McKenzie ts t at the Capitol Hill tabernacle, ¢ comm ered by Evangelist Riley, He de nounce {) bers accom an rod the personnel of t were ones who belonged to Of the chur | of men w No secret ety, he sald, was Robert T fit to be mentioned in the ever, said breath with a ch b, and none ments ar e done ar for any The full mur The bert G. Ing as follows rece little of the Ted McCormack, under st te th Rey. Riley de B. C. Thom t manage hat th turer and A. Hutchi e€ G ad “dh ent trude Wi) YE ARTIST WHO FELL OFF THE WATER WAGON NOW GIVES AS HIS EXCUSE > TINY: \ oR Ib vecause Any ot! Because you're » Because you're Because you're HERE’S A CHANCE TO MAKE NEW GRANDPARENT RECORD How man grandparents h te and the f you living? The P 1 Are there any Se wit ve, a with m a pa s ! T s ox alive today? If t ad 1 1 . In the ac a} 7 4 . ue t on. Of seven here also, BUT WHAT WE| Fort Worth aims to ba . seven living & ancestc Re th! the record G \ po apeah FORT WORTH, Tex—Hen- * ook a rr ry Hittson, 11 months old, #! probably holds the world’s rec. & ord for living grandparents, of & whom he has seven. * He is the son of Mr. and # Mrs. J #. Hittson, a con. & tractor. His grandparents * are: Mrs. Marie Hittson, ers mother (his mother) Mrs. Francis Anderson, father’s mother’s mother great-grandmother) Mrs. Elizabeth Hittson, 75. Cisco; father’s father’s moth er (his great-grandmother) Charlies Tiller, 58, Chicka tha mothers father (his grandfather) Mrs. Hulia Tiller, 55, Chick asha; mother’s mother (his grandmother | 52, fath grand 357 Double 78 (his $6 (Saves two pair of Glasses) X a I will fit you with Double Vision Mrs. Christiana Sneed, 78, (far and ne lense nountea fr Auguta, Ga.; mother’s father’s g tad’ Ce 4) mother (his great-grand- #| " dt nother) | inelw an accurate examination * ™ - - | with medern appliances, $6.01 Mre. Mary Cullen, 78, Black These Gla € de to ord well; mother's mother's moth estan er (his great-grandmother). in our own ee ee ITH EIGHT eCTTerrrre ree ee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee 460-462 Arcade Bidg nd look Sur danni Fourth Floor. Cut this adv. ont Write to the ente 1 eee tor” of The § have SAY BOYS STOLE 31 AUTOMOBILES answer in the juvenile court AMUCK; KILL ON ELVAS, Portugal, Jan, 1.—One killed and nine se injured sterday by a group five terrified maniac ho had released by firemen from an} lum in the outskirts of} which had caught fire had some iron rods from a (everyone been ingane a his elty vhey IT'S THE “possum post” in Georgia, according to a rural mail carrier, who says Uncle | Kxaminatic n free, ; Sam has placed him in “a devil | Phy OE Oi Al ae of a fix" delivering parcels. | y atte at mw Vv zc } : ¥ NEW YORK.—Lawrence Perrin,| Union Dentists sa al times a millionaire, d a ne when he bought a Third ond Mike. P| = Oren Pike. Bi) castie in Spain, has been prosbih led wane again | | FIVE MANIACS RUN ben 2 TODAY WEELECT WOODROW OUR PRESIDENT ||| F RE D AND “WOODY” DOESN’T.CARE A BIT IF IT, 1S THE UNLUCKY 13TH a This is the firat “thirteenth lof the first “thirteen” year this good old world has had for 100 years Hut the day is laden with no bad luck, take — the 1 of President-elect. Woodrow for that. He says that is the luckiest number conce and when two of ther gether on a day they will tarn the t eat bl Monda nto a row on 28th president the U8 While being the se 1 De ELEcTORIAL co.reck @ovs erat sine nan left th hite, born on election day were named |House, he will also be the 18th/for him occupant of that mansion since) It was on Friday, Aug. 13, whe Nuch” left Goy, Wilson occupied chair 1 Thirteens pop up in Woodrow) Pullman car from New York to Wilson here and there Girt, that he first called attention There are t 19 lette to the fact that 13 Is 4 Woodrow Wilson's f 1} in his number, The train reached wife 7) 13 in hie daughter Girt at 111 At 13 minute Kleanor's name; 13 in his daugh- one o’cloc that being the ter Jessie W. Wilson's nat hour of the day, he recety lle oh been from hin political m: Princeton when he wa ring him that there w president of the univer and b 1% states go against him at the was president 1 te election. of numerals t And today, thin 12 of all 13's was nominate the electoral college will tap the exident president-elect shoulder r thanksg und nay 11 YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People ROOF OF the Baltimore jail was blown off in a ‘orm, but the 60 prisonere were literally too frightened to escape. ST. PETERSBURG Russia * a year and a day old IN WEST MIDOLETOWN Pa, a coffin slipped into an open grave, at the bottom of which a gravedigger was at work, killing him Instantly anufact 1 meet at tt ° lannual b meeting. AUTO TRUCKS are to ban pas ish the army mule. Two audiences heard Bishor p of P 0 a THE COLUMBIA River Orchards First M chur compan De ue ib devel i t proje is again in the PARI A atreet car pickpocket . pany form, stealing the office wa wa let ditor | ¢ JACOB HAMMER, 68 of Co ado Springs, had a premonition PRICE OF gasoline has gone | that would die soon, Yesterda up another scent. he had his will drawn, He . jearly today FEDERAL JUDGE HOWARD, In : n Saturday, de-|. VIENNA.—A farmer 1« on trial minor, betw f under of which he long had intelligen ‘ a priest ained a his Intenth from him while the th r farmer wan sick f n pare CHICAGO. ANDREW KROW Jorylk w hungry, but when he A SUFFRAGETTE has pro 1 a nickel in his pocket claimed herself a candidate for | *pent It entering the elevated president of France. road. He threw bimself in front i. an approach!ng train, but he will BERLIN. —ACCORDING — to gov-| liv ernment stat al figur issued labe dit : 1912 were| CHICAGO.—FRANK EAST. | worse than in 1911 MAN, bigamist, signed the | pledge not to drink, “I always AT A fire in St. Louis a wom- marry when I'm drunk,” he an saved her pet dog and for. said oo te of a Snake,” 4 oO 1 friend, the “Than er Kid,” is the Gra At a Until Thureday te to Mend,” “The na The False Order At Ye College Playhouse Until Wednesday The Girl the Caboose t. Trouble He M Have a Wife At the Melbourne Until Wednesday Helen Gardner in “Cleopa At the City Until Wednesday Gold and Dross She Slept Through It All Almost a Hero At the Circuit Until Wednesday The Great Sacrifice When Love Grew Cold,” “A Poor t The Mix-up At the Dream Until Wednesda: Wives of Jamestown Unconquerable Pathe’s Pic “ At the Crown Until Tuesday. The Grit of the Girl Telegra Suicide nted af € er At the Grand Until Wednesday Marie Eline The Hoo i Lumberin Tex alkan At the Coliseum All Week up ne eo A, LCS Tne got $1,500 in jewels. CHICAGO.—THE {deal son-in-law CAIRO, ILL—On accou f an) Was found In Wm. Freedman, He ic of cerebro-apinal menin-| had supported his fatherin-law anc t Gale ) miles north of| mother-in-law foi ntine was drawn to-| finally complained inding towns, and no| Was elway drunk or a BERLIN.—IT will cost $35 to “RECOGNIZING” CHINA will | “Turkey Trot,” “Bunny Hug” and be harder than ever when she Grizzly Bear" in Chemnitz, ac gets on her new clothes. cording to an ordinance passed by the town council, SAN FRANCISCO.—Up to date,| 7 worth of parcel post stamps| PARIS.—MEN'S hats in two col ; at the main post.|ors are the latest Parle wrinkl here and $8 outside | Brims and crowns of another ¢ re the combinations, in black wh black and brown, green tat CAT THAT figures in all the nipwreck stories is on exhibi white, ete | tion at Madison Square garden, NEW YORK.—Alleging that her WHEAKKAKKERAERKEKAEHERER ent pulled a perfec good * AT THE MOORE *| Pola per the | an b Mrs. Mary 2 . * | Interr Company |sued him for $10,000 eee eee ee guilt Dunne's cour ae pe Judge NEW BRUNSWICK, N, J.— ul ne h embezzling $84,000 nd Margaret Mattan, 3, was stran Sho. wi tenced to seven years in 8 gled to death by the reins of a Bh Ops tin pri Christmas hobby-horse. y od KING VICTOR EMMANUEL | YORK.—Saying that her bra . i of Italy is the only monarch in life been one long headache I iecasai | the world who has the right to nee her marriage, Mra. Rae W rf Ae - ‘| vote, sued for eparatio: rt ‘ o it that makes it hard t | EUGENE, OR—1 avert: fe abu dihie of the wiillare eouies |OU be forced to praetice| RIVERHEAD, N, Y¥.—Miss Esther pretty near being the most wonder: | iin} Mrs Pe : ra. By le Harr whe . ked out of the al s kind ever seen here 1 . t co th the jaller’s ae bare ful ot it RK, wl Lib pty i on jeds except on Friday and Saturday |from returning. W Conklin glide out on the age to waltz 5 corer nd then must be gone by |/changed all the locks t then dance madly around and|” ° | . ipod 1. They twirl, duck, Jump, re-| NEW YORK.—Thos,_ Gannof ton thmiecreas thie rind be ok PACKAGE OF two dozen |who received $2 from Frederick Se eulle ping perfect time| ¢998 Was shipped by parcel nee for killing Christopher Lar music, Their performance| PO8t from one Delaware town n, was sentenced to 12 years it ant tw of flyi iy ae another. Chickens arrived. | prison hole show f It i ig ee 1 Mort Singer production, a} rs ti of song ulmost, but not I the songs are the] <e Be: and have fairly good nd the costumes are quite innit There are no dull mo-| = DY ~ ments during the two acts apd the er Py thetr “heart : y endorsement APPOINT NEW COPS Chief of Police Bannick bas ap: pointed the following new patrol men, * They will take places made vacant by promotion Robert Stewart, Frank L. Flora Loula W. Miller, U. M. ¢ Frank HE, Hugo, M. M. Freer Gustav A, Storaasli, Frank b man, 1, ©, Griffin, De nd H. ©, Garland John It's winter now—rem th aly And other breakfast foods ¢ Such airy stuff is wholly o Heing onthe steamshing mush t Then, when I have THAT nice With steak and fried potat Or ham and eggs—oh, say, To see such vittles smoklag on And then—the br Such fare Tingling with joy from & pour the sirup out O@ grub Iike that And put kwhent cakes as palate and t a health food arn THAT as long as itewll eome; I'd fight a foreign fleet, redded hay of lighter weighty ut of date; o start the day sly stowed away oes fill my plate it's SIMPLY GREAT n the tray! Oh IT can eat lown to feet hen—yum, yum! iy on the bum! | One can’t bla@S™e man who married for money If he obje , y daughter wedding a poor man. Experience is a great little teac FE SEATTLE STAR ERICK & NELSON A Special Selling of Toilet Sundries Note the Low Prices FACE CREAMS | TALCUM POWDER | FACE LOTIONS Eleaya Cream or Cerate, Hind's Ifoney and Al Lehn & I Kive 530 }mond Crea 29, | 5 Graham's Kosmeo Cream, coin and Almond ’ 29¢, ( 1h« . res Ei Pond’s Vanishing Cream, | kc Robertine, 33¢. | 17 tee 126, : Ide and 39. Gouraud’s Oriental Jergen’s Re Peroxide Cream, 15¢. Cream, 95c. [Jette de Lorme Sanitol Cream, 12c. Holmes’ Frostilla, 13e. P ler, 19%¢ ‘ Sempre Giovine, 23e. Woodbury Facial Bal Co f J Pompeian Massage | Cream, } cum Powder, 10¢ Cream, 2% Espey’s Cream, 14¢ FACE POWDERS ; Casimere wal Cream, | Curosa Rose and Cucum La Blache Face Powdeqaim 29 | ber Jelly, 4 2 1: Satin Skin Cream, 14c Powder, 24¢, t Freckle Cream, |, ; Loria Fagq@iiad ie | I 4 P and let's Rid DENTIFRICES a Baad A mabeentie: « Powde 12 Pebeco Tooth Paste, 29. | Files, 8 R let ; Kolynos Tooth Paste, Ss teel Scissors and | de Parme Face Pow 33¢, Tooth Powder, Buf fe assorted shape MISCELLANEOUS | A] " | Canthrox, 29¢ Tooth Powder, TOILET SOAPS | Lustr-ite Nail Enamel 1, 12c. 13 | 14 ae’ der, 1 | vic Oisestes as cake eee Team .Borax @ F 1 | Roger & Gallet wOne: Pond's Extract, 2 i: Eutl th Paste, | 23 zs 12 - eer . | Bathasweet, 15c. ] : air a Jes Violet Glyce Witch Hazel, 1 pt, 16m ii ee | Som Bee Blue Seal Vaselinc, 4. nn : | Conky Caster eesp its El Perfecto Veda Ror 10, La Pr 1 Castile Soap, | p.. i G ae Rouge ; i ‘ | Absorbent Cotton, 18 Rubi 1 t i Mum, 15¢. {. } és Everswect, 19c . PERFUMES ° | Hygea Nursing Bottle Ma ( 1 erfurr 2¢ cab eg 4 : oh dll Ve _ | Hygea Bottle Nipplall 14 1 Pe Unscented Soap, | 9 : Roger & Galle Fine | ete Sea Salt, 12c. Extracts; 49c oz ar Wes |i eee ae cox il sapiens 1 Per Toilet Soap, al! | ot rowels, 5: . Piver's Perfumes, 55c oz. ( | Peroxide of Hydrogen, @ ( n’ - > 10c, 14¢. Jie key Per- e, 45002 pincuses | Rubber Gloves, 33¢ p HAIR TONI ——— cs ns’ Barbers’ Bar| Hair Brushes, wa Pinan Eau ce Quinine, Soap, 4c. | backs, 55° and $1.00, 73am 29¢ and G5c Soap, 4¢. Nail Brushes, wou ewbro’s Herpicide, 39c backs, 10c and 19¢ and 59% ve | Kleanwell and Proph Ayer's Hair Vigor, 69, | and 1 shampoo, ] tic Tooth Brushes, 19¢ Z ‘ January Sale of White Wash Goods | y ipin year's first showing of the new purchases in staple and fancy white fabrics for Summer Waists, Dresses, and Lingerie, feat numerous special value Figured White Piques Specially | “Pride of the Spindle,” 10 yards for Priced— | $2.50— a soft-finished White Piques in “Pride of the Spindle” is a new wht cluster-corded effects, special yard; cotton fabric with soft, lustrous fit in figured and striped effe 30c yard; thirty-six inches wide, and excellent in new spot and small figure designs, | fine undergarments. Special, for the sand piece of 10 yards, $2.50 a “Phantom” Cloth, Special— Imperial Long Cloth, Special— “Phantom” Cloth is a sheer Chamois-fin Imperial Long Clotiig ic, 39 to 40 inches wic - made from sclect grades of Sea Isl makin rerie. Woven in cottons, and 36 inches wide. Sp hadow-stripe effect, Box of 10 for the piece of 12 yards, $1.35, $b pecial, $2.75. 1 $1.85 and $2.10. —First leon! January Sale of Household Linens Table Cloths and Napki 4 Examples of the Values: Bleached Table Damasks Towels and Towelings Linen Table Napki 2, spe Irish Full-bleached Irish Linen Table Damask, | i t quality, hes wide, in an assortment of floral | 20x20 and | $2.90 dozen Full-bleached Linen Table Napkins, good special &5c yard, Full-bleached Irish Linen Table Damask, | 2 inc wide, in floral patterns, special | texture, 22x22 inches, special $3.35 doze c ul 1 ins ¢ 1 ¢ ??x2?? : $1.20 yard. kins to match, 22x22 Linen Huck Towels, heavy and dural inches, $3.50 dozen. quality, size 20x38 inches, with scallop Full-bleached Irish Linen Pattern Table | ends, special 25c each Cloths, 70x70 inches, special $2.4 70x89, | Bleached Linen Huck Towels, size 2 pecial $2.9 70x106, special $3.65 | 36 inches, with well-finished he kins to match, 24x24, special $3.85 dozen. | borders, special 35¢ each, ‘ The January Sale Bedspreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases S *AMLESS SHEETS, made fre and durable grade of mustitd a strong Three sizes, bleached with 3-inch top hem specially priced as follows: 72x90 inches (size before 81x90 inches (size before 81x99 inches (size befor hemming), special 50c, hemming), special 60c. hemming), special 75e. Pillow Cases, well-finished and made of Bedspreads, e 78x88 inches, special ood muslin, 45x36 (size before hemming), | $1.65 i special 15¢ each, ® Hemmed Crochet Bedspreads in Mar Hemmed Crochet, Bedspreads, very { cilles pattern, size 74x88 inches, special | quality, in a good selection Of patterns, $1.45 | 80x88 inches, special $2.10, Pillow Casea of closely woven bleached muslin, 42x36 inches ming), special 10¢ each, : ‘The January Sale of “Undermbsligs Includes: | ° PRINCESS SLIPS at 9§c and upwW GOWNS ®at 95¢ and upward ] SOMBINATIONS at Se and upwardey CHEMISES AT 95c and upward. before A (size Nedaing & * SKIRTS at 9c and upward. ° DRAWERS at 4 UNDERSPETTICOATS at 45¢ and up- c¢ and upward | ward, CORS COVERS at 45c and upwant e ; a ; = = a f a