The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1913, Page 5

fy, NORTON: | & otoamate NEARING CLOS Woman ~ United * Leased Wire Ki s That - NEWRURGH N Y., May 28 Ww: he case Burton W. Gibson no New York attorney on trial h iof sallow skin and face for the murder of Mra, Rose 8 she ought to possess 4 client, probably will go to t complexion and the iy be ‘ore night. Experts on b w of nature and geod pat A nave aittered me ty a ores othe e ‘oman met death Any woman aff} i Seo trowning or was strangled. ing at times from . he, nervous- or and depression e ite—ought to try acob’s Quits City Job Hecause he does not | PILLS agrec with Mayor Cotterill in the at tempt to swing the state int the prohibition column, Jacot Scha publisher of the loca: ee 08 LAWYER'S TRIAL E he » Be surest, most con-| German daily , tendered his res. most economie: al ie as member of the It and brary boasd, to take effect im known. Beecham’s| jmodiatoly. Schacter organized impurities, insure | the Personal Liberty league in tion, refreshing! Seattle » few years ago. His have an excellent) term would have expired in 6 tonic effect upon the dilysystem. Theyhave LEAVES WAGON; fu yer to improve Pealth, while by the blood, Beecham’s | what the aving rene ever assistan he could to t skin _ and ‘victims of an automobdtle crash his wagon to Ta bones, Me. Se. | No trace of the horses or wage Suits Made to Order $25.00 and $28.00 one was tnjur held here, was ¢ ing of the Ad club hove whe apply with this ad TROPLE’S BANK BLDG. Tuesday PHONE MAIN 6035, DANTON & Fils store will be closed all day Friday (Decoration day), tn to the nation’s heroes, living and dead have made up our minds to do two days’ business in one, as possible, and are gtving the bargains that will bring ‘Thursday—not for an hour, or two hours, but for all 6900 Samples of Laces—Drummers’ Road Samples. (astomer will be allowed to select up to five pieces abso free. They are suitable for fancy work pin cushion tops » baby and doll garment trim ete as stated above—they are FREE. Big Sale [D HATS on Trimmed Hats take tumble. Any of our Hats, left from our tale, including some very creations, at— $6.95 illo one lot of 100 Trimmed Mts, Worth to $2.48, on sale 7, all day, at— 151.98 REAL KID GLOVES Ladies, read this, and benefit by this splendid offering {f your sizes are here All our odds and ends tn Ladies’ \ Real Kid Gloves, in browns, tans, grays ght shades, and 17 Thu ay one day, at Limit, SILK WASH FABRICS At the Silik Counter, pair. é on Main Floor Sik Bedford Cords, Shantung and various Novelty fa plain light and dark colors; also pretty fancies, Come from these pretty Wash Silks all day OT at, a yard c Thags for Recatdlien Day ey Seservent Dating Pings at $1.15 .. $11.50 hundreds of Cotton Flags, both and mounted, at pricesrang ng no $1.38 values in Wool NOW IT’S MISSING Taylor av, and Aloha st., Tuesda Improve ulght, Morris Disbert, driver fc Young's Whole Wheat Bakery, o Complexion "3" sper se oh he 8 }team, found the wagon missing one (en fall to read the valuable have been found by the pollee. The wah every bes. collision was betwe: machines jowned by H. O Whitley, of the | Hotel Fern, and ©, t Laweoa, No F EVBRETT—PLANS for the Kla Workmanship guaranteed. | How-Yah’ celebration here, begin . a ning July 1 and ending on the Tailor Suit Shop pour, have been completed fember Excharee Netiding elon DR. T. B. WOOD, 22 years a mis MONEY—LEARN jsionary in Peru, arrived in Seattle MILLINERY Tuesday night on a 12 months’ va Rican Scheot opens June 16) #tOB Cie & a oe THE CONFERENCE of the of firet er inst hat you} Charities and Conventions, to be scussed at a meet-| THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, oe ee “A 1f you dren's association, ren ats porstble little t Troubled Mot will writ Orthopedic M to the Chil Honpital Crockett and War Seattle, {t tm quite you may place your daughter there.for free and have her com cured CYNTHIA * * * * eatment pletely GREY errs s sss eteeeeeecene can be just as pure and fine as you ever were if you keep your thoughts right. You know now, and will not fall ‘again if you are strong. If you continue to be a lady, you deserve the society of good people as much as any girl, “And let not be weary In well doing; for in due son we shall reap if we faint not.” * BILLIARDS AND POOL |OR A WIFE AND HOME? oe eee ee ee ee! ‘Wet’; He Dear Miso Grey: We are young| Dear Miss Grey: 1 am a young ar zs ‘and my husband {fe 29,/™&n of 23 and about to be married jand we get along Just fine, Netth-|Seelng how you have oth ler of us t# boas, but my husband |r’. | am going to ask you to help lett says | spend too much time | ™* Both of us like ev-| on my house. We ltve|#tudy of pool and billiards Por several years I have made a jerything kept up nicely and am jin lovely furnished apartments in| Considered one of the best players ja ivate residence, and I do my|!n the Northwest, I have always Jown washing, froning, baking,|“#ed my @pare time only, and have {mending et I also embroider a| @ver let It inter with my work great deal and keep up my corre-| My intended wife says | muat japondence, so 1 do spend a lot of| Stop pool and billiards or she won't time on my house and ourselves. |™Marry me, 80 what shall I do? | T have gone to school most of my|Give up something I have strived jlife, also taught seh: but noth-|for four years to master, or give ling has ever given me the pleasure | er up? I love both |that taking care of my home does,| Hoping I may have an answer jAnother thing, Miss Grey, some of /#00n, and wishing to thank you in |my friends say Why n't you | @dvance, I remain & position and work some IN DOUBT. } ”” And I have that thought tn | A.—It appears as though you my head so much, so will you please | Will have to give up pool and ettle the thought for me? My| billiards if you want this par- husband only makes $ woeh tloular girl, Frankly, young © | would like to help him, but| man, | don’t think much of your ngain I would have to neglect my pastime: yet, If it Is the worst work, as I don't think I uid work | habit you have, it might be and keep up the house, t | worse. | Please give me an answer. Yours | It Is not likely, under the cir |sinoerely A YOUNG HOUSEWIFE. A—You might talk the mat- ter over with your husband, and see if he approves of this plan: As you have no children, if you can secure a good pos!- tion, it will not be wrong for you to work and help your husband get a start—eay until you get enough to buy a little home, or partly enough. dust a last word, it is not a good plan to make your home In apartments; it destroys all the seciusiveness of homo life. “FOR IN DUE SEASON |YE SHALL REAP” Dear Miss Grey About three} to the man, #0 you cannot | years ago, | was led astray, not| blame the glirt for being ekep THE CAMPUS TODAY kn og the result. Iam now 18] tical Strange a» it may seem, the nd am trying in every respect to | will say thie much, she has bes no freshr : n, fr ~ be atu ont be a lady | no right to ask you to give up lewpoint, on the state FI f M ] D Do you not think ft a ert for your pastime if she has some campus today Today ma ags- or emoria ay mothers to bring girls up without euch one as card playing, annual ving up cele — -— _ —— ming them, at least what they| dancing, etc.. she ie not willing | Ton! the esaman class wil United States Flags, made of sewed bunting, guaranteed abso- ull know, 4 do you really] to give up also. — celebrate their advance to the soph lutely fast colors; canvas heading and brass grommets. nk I deserve boy friends? ae pag hy. paliding a hese |i | Size 6x8 feet, regular price $2.10, special Kindly publish this so al moth-|A FLIRTING WIFE bonfire on Denny field and tossing | Size 4x5 feet, regular price $1.80, special $1.3 f girls will commence right} Dear Miss Grey: 1 am a young| their dreaded green caps into | Size 6x6 feet, regular price $2.60, special $1.95 before tt Is too | as it of and would ike your ad. | ‘ame | Printed Cotton ae States F with canvas heading and s my heart to think of ft mar i brass grommets, 6! 6x8, reg 00 hank! Iam | | United States N Bunt Flag, the f de, Thanking you ! I an | nited States Navy Bunting Flag, t lag made, {c- ‘Econor mae } QUALITY SHOWS fH! | swarrwnted to ve the same as that uied > -it _ im 1 Yo Your Own Sewin A—It It nothing & if £ || AND TRUTHFUL |! sah cia? ex gietal inal to turn young, unsophisti , regular pri iy i $ cated girls out into the worid i ers “Zz ADVERTISING EX- |}! ; regular price $6.50, spec ithout first tructing them be | rion tt nated i t, regular pric , 8D | jm the important fects of life. |coast, and a prince iad 4 PLAIN PANTAGES States Cadet Printed Cott mounted on stats th hi th ther than ab eity ways 2 inches, special price for Memoria each, 5c. pty ws Rotge ral peony te [of teasin as flirting ; POPULARITY United States Infantry Printed Cotton Flags, mounted on staffs, keep their daughters in igne- | When she kno watching wize 24 inches, for Memorial day, 10c. rance. There is nothing impure | her I have tried ¢ means I Every evening two box Unit States Cavalry Printed Cotton Flags, mounted on staffs, In nature; it Ie the false and | know of to keep her from this one seat tickets to Pantages size 36 inches, spectal price for Memorial day, 26c. [little act, but al will tell me 1 ' United States Artillery Printed Cotton Flags, mounted on staffs, evil minds that paint a wrong | . | theatre are given awa |should t y ize 48 inches, special price for Memorial day, 60c. conception of it. should have married some girl who free! Read he Star's ® inches, special price A, a vy, b. — | would let me tell her who to speak All of these flags are absolutely fast colors or money refunded. According to my religion, jo also says 1 knew Det before wel classified colugnns. Your Fiag Brackets, 26c, 35c and 45c. —Basement. R te blame and were married, which {s true, al-| name may appear at any ee are nee ene ane ye" _|though I knew it, I thought she eris.g e ald qu fter marriage The MacDougall-Southwick Co. 2nd Ave. and Pike St. Phone Main 963. fh pte exe Eyres Transfer Co Drop-Head — This Week Paci JONES, PRESIDENT OF |##zbor Islnd and Seattle's water Ae y | | E $5.00 and Up my COMMERCIAL CLUB Office 114 Jackson St. yp coal w Machines rented, $2 a month —| aes THIEF VISITS SCHOOL SUMMER ICE Telephone Elliott 5560 ice rates We «uaran full weight and prompt livery ICE DELIVERY CO ADAMSCHAAF PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS are positively strur and these Come in let rate tiful instruments for Your welcome will be sin- cere, whether you wish to purchase or not. beau- you Prices and terms rea- sonable Pianos tuned, repaired, polished and refinished. Charges reasonak:c, Jones, Rosquist & Killen Seattle’s Home Piano Dealers. 1510 3rd Av., and Pine. Main 3121, AMBITION Ks WOMEN TO MEN AND ae without enerey First Ave.and Ye us Between Pike) mm Ain | Patrolmen A. L. Humphrey and Health and Beauty) |. A. Geer was acquitted by Justice SQ j0 » | Brown, Tuesday afternoon, of the] | wonprnrut RING - REMEDY iB ats | otra, Robert H. Virch. The latter|in eating . i. This ts shown including | . Use ee | charged that the officers made im hig es aply A eenerall oeee eet jor Block Broken | proper remarks to her and her hus-| : gi “iF ; aia x band at the Federal hotel last April ae ce ; a rom tien alte 'doras Camekaiacenmenre™ bor : mage was not suffered, maint) and ft « he 4 Judge beosase tt 6 al ; Y. 4 All persons wishing to get hold of choice land at $5 an jleged slander was not made in the}, me * C » eC rt vmegperyh ty hese ony hae see = acre are referred to the following notice: - VED . A th N's sul HONEST! ai bape tee batiaeee Gan oe 160 acres ct Nally ‘eneiaes t Lar divoraitie dandrutt alp-irritation and VIIA GLAGRORGCLOTIINA tr for irrigation; partly fenced; a ve y & Srewing. ce ai r. . uine » Price quick action, ! UNCALLED FOR SUITS AND ® Gunes of quinsoin in pint of aloot overcoats, $2.00 ap. Bring Second Flot Alaska Ride. Seattle then add M4 pint of cold water this ad with you and get 9 per bese y oA Tae’ @ Sua ose ee or] cent discount. 1017 Pike et. Make application at 201 Alaska Bldg., Seattle, before hatr \¢ CARPENTERS June 5. Send in this coupon WRINKLE-REMOVET tn ur | ae aT |” over ak ‘ tem. [1A SCIENTIFIC LAND COUPON ting ct Linye coe AY perry, Uae a If) tt ae A] Calhoun, Denny & Ewing, 201 Alaska Bldg., Seattle. [Peeper lls Pe, by lt bey plies Ci | iG IT am seeking public land. Send information. ng faulty complextons. Certain results| used to banish wrinkles and round D oW Name Osteopathic Bloodless § | out hollows. oW a us Sure with oxperienced medical andil| MAKmS ‘TITH RKYES SPARKY.©—A|Tubercalosia Teste (used by U. & Gove surgical epectaliats asstating. home-made t > by dissolving gramedty, F108 Address ounce of « ‘ water ha uberou- 2 A “ ( nt Sanitore * of the ve ht 4 Consultation Free “ th ' ‘ : ier Seattie, Wa sh. |) tees WOMEN ° ’ © Bithem ateong and all int roctio Prien Na rests the eye-musclos and’ stim 5 7 tt ates themeanAAvertinements sings | (Classified Ceatinued on Page 7) th al or cumstances, your marriage would be a success, as married People must be congenial and each meet the other half wa: to be happy. It seems you are not quite ready to have a wife and home when you can set a pool and billiard hall up beside them and have any choice Again, if you are a man whose reasoning faculties and will power forbid that you be come a servant to such a pastime, and you In no way neglect your home for them, your marriage might be suc- cessful, A woman can never know how these things will terminate until she is married ks we are abl #0 helps me tn ¥, 80 you see fault way to save has only the very she tt to quarreling over th A I never did quarrel and ne as I love her too much for that Now, Miss Grey lease tell me what you think best plan to try and bre her of this one habit Yours for success A COW PUNCHER DR. MACY A—Your wife is young and wil! no doubt become more set- tled as she grows older. You are doing wrong to worry for fear she will turn from you. There is nothing that will kill a man's or woman's love quicker than to live In this constant fear. It all depends on what you call flirting. | think a man or woman has a perfect right to greet thelr former friends In a pleasant, sociable way, after they are married. What if she does smile at some of the young men she has grown up with? If there were more smiles and fens frowna, thie old world would be so much betetr off. 1 am Inclined to believe that you are a bit jealous, If such ie the case, your wife Is prob- ably trying to “break you of thie one habit.” | advise you to pay no attention to It. PATROLMEN FREED 1913 HE WON'T SEND Grand Jurors *EMTO JAIL NOW os acess ac] Jougall 7 fouthwick neaday morning, none of whom oc-| In connection with JAMES MeCREERY & CO., New York Judge Humphrte has many | upled the attention of the probers SROOND AY. and PIKE #T Ktore open from 9 a. m. to 6 pm. dally : fingn decorating for more than 16 gwinute Jt im be courtroom that he ha owt of them are voluntary | ; 4 ao easy with the county commis | sioners, He will not send them to W. Kelley, who tatituted Charge Purchases ‘Made Thureday Placed on June Bill, Rendered jail, he announces yar igainat the cou July tet The jud iad made a demand which resul upon the co: s#ioners to furnin Pr rthou ir him with @ “six-by-nine” flag. They a the peaper on (Ne N Ne) told him to go buy it ninwetf, 1 hos, Mavs of documentary evidence. New Neckwear 50c\ fy ds wanted {t, He cited them for con.|!t !* believed the grand Jury Is pre ong an hort temet amd gantended them to fail ng wind up its business and mplete assortments of At indacinitale, but the euled. in| MAY present its report to Judge| tenctty kwear at this pop Gl 5 | the meantime, the hidge has ro.|@onald by Saturday war pr fany exceptional oves 50c to 2 celved several fing gifts, and: his vAWhite Cr ea ae ine Col ; courtroom now looks like the finale 4 gia lll plete ay t ette in one. of George. M hind vir Friend Sold Jars, with colored top collar in Char , | | ‘otto pe Sunshine Co or Gloves, 50¢€. His Furniture lar, with large double frill of Y CHRIS Carameho, 609 Harrison the same ma 1 mn st., is looking for his friend, John Cotton Epaulet Collar, with I i Hell, So th © department hand-embroidered dots jn vari Bell, according to informatt b ous colors Ik ¢ s by Carameho, sold the lat Keru Ratine Gollar and Cuff ms Ik 5 ae ter's household furniture while be Bets — epau shapes, of , white and all the | P ast week course—with ¢ hend-em eason hades, at $1.00, brotdered dot king's blue 5. $1.50 and $ BIL 5O and NEWBERG, N. Y., May 28 Collar and Cuff Sets, of erys $1 15, Pas ; Victor Zagabler, a former con PUBLIC MARKETS tal and crepe and dainty Venise Two-cla street leng tractor, is a prisoner here lace od " Li Gloves, 5O@ ar charged, with attempted. mcr Marquisette Sunshine Collars 2he der and suicide. Ho made an SANITARY | hee Peat edge and [wo-clasp double _ tip unsuccessful effort to kill H ~ ral ne way her arge Couble fr . janes Se man Sc alison a builder, and : ad | Epaulet Ratine Collars, with Silk Gloves, 50¢, 75¢ then tried five times to pierce a. tor Holland. herring | | band-embroidered corners ir ind $1.00. his Genin, but dalled, a0 the bul Bulgarian colors. t I lets when they struck the # liet slokt —First Asnso Na were flattene out and t ® “ flected. He was not even dan ern rs h gerously wounded. |made doughnuts "| ¥ Ne NEW EAGLES’ BAND | ve wou f2%°HH an aonee| | White Silk Hosiery $1 00 b; corned beef, #o Ib. pork heads. | TO GIVE CONCERT round ; | ree The first gran Md concert given by jthe Eagles’ band of Seattle A ee }No, 1 will be held in Eagles’ b paper ane of t [Sever and Pine st., Thursday |* purchase of Jnight at 8 A ch lection Jof local talent has been secured to jaid in the concert, among which ts|, Auzeh bes n a chorus of 18 girla, Crawford BE. \2 b 2 ibe White, president of the Seattle | him Aerie, will open the concert with |poe an addrer The concert is for the |p purpose of raising esough mo to furnish the band with new unt NO FRESHMEN ON COLLECTIONS RETTAHLE COLLECT « White raenetes Machine Co. 1424 Third Ave., near Pike. Main 16 claims and et by Angeles Cafe ra a - - to co-operate with the Municipal WERO+-R0 Piret Avenve ~ vested cA kL ae league and other civic bodies in|ican Baptists’ Foreign Mission so- Our 25c Regular Dinner J) WANTED—ALT KINDS (OF LAUNDEY | furthering the plans of the port{ciety at the Northern Baptists’ con- —AND— commission for the development of vention at Detroit Tuesday. Our Special 50c Chicken . —— pre Dinner NEW TODAY iF I ad Maal Served from 11 a. m. to 8 ms f\ Stevens’ Academy U. S. Government Inspect eats Are Unexcelied in Seattle Fourth, Near Pine — = - Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Fisn, Dancing Guaresteed in sugick Steaks and Chops FREE _LATES ot 4 rivets Lessons COMPAN PACKING HOUSE MARKETS PICTURE PRIVAT: COMPANY'S Vocal and Instrumental Concert Afternoons and Evenings Fy BHY— Dances Wed and Saterday Prof. N " Orch | pe s , « itil halla aaah iad | bay <4 5 rma Ml I UNION HELP—16 Ounces to the pound. O—Articra—_o . hape : s b ¥ sais 4 SOF roD AY Legs of Lamb ....15c|Choice Pot Roast.. 15¢ RHEUMATISM "= ies Lamb Chops ......15c/ Sirloin Steak ......20c Stomach Trouble, Eerema and All|». iit "| Lamb Shoulders. 1214c. | Choice Bacon .....20c Skin and Blood neros, almont re vr, i? miles Diseases will ONT hurr : Mercer island, Lake Wash BIG WHITE MARKET, Old Pike Market. quick relief in Wate res. mproved, stock SNYDER'’S MARKET, New Corner Market gy How: to Acauive -| 3 & AASEN & SEXTON COM silk and $1.00 the sk of two in 3 White Silk Hosiery, a new line tone plenty of black in all sizes are now the pair eee ; RED, WHITE OR BLUE HOSE, 50c quality of silk Stockir 1 hades as well as black and 1 have deep garter hem, high spliced heel, and The best stocking we have d at, the pair i] SILK LISLE HOSE, 25. All sizes and black, white, tan, azure and pink— a well made, serviceable hose at, the pair A fine lisle triotic They t pa- de sole 50c 25c -First Floor double € a is president of the pupils of the Pa- ttle Commercial club today, fol-} Teachers and ing his election to succeed W pre yoy are looking a Mare | - dressed young man who visited H. Starrett, who resigned on a¢-|ihetr jockers Tuesday and gar- |count of the necessity of his mak-|nered several purses and a bunch 1 mechan ing a business tr > China, jof valuable clothes. The police are aR At last night’s meeting Carl A.jalso looking for him Ewald, Ben L. Moore, Charlies M soe rageny Ds seesaw arrar, H. L. Glenn and J. F. REV. CARTER H. JONES, pas- |Cronin were appointed a committee | tor of the First Baptist church here, was elected president of the Amer- Meat Specials Thursday Your money returned {f any sales we make are not as represented. PANY ro