The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1913, Page 3

JAPAN PLANS TO BOYCOTT CALIFORNIA; WILL SEND By United Press teased W TOKIO, incensed by California's action against the Japa movement to boycott San Francisco has gained euch etrength as to seriously embarrags the government, which Is friendly solution of the land law difficulty hintgieriay The proposal is that the Panama fair ehall be bo yeotted, and the Becond is that action shall not wait until the time of the exposition, but that the subsidy to liners plying between San Francisco and Tokio shall be immediately canceled, and that Seattle and Puget sound porte all replace the California city as the American port of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha liners, and of all other Japanese steamers which receive government aid fens ws Ree EYPEGT JAPAN'S ~ REPLY FRIDAY June 3 trying ¢ . makes end nyt ¢ on Leaned Wire no axia| WASHINGTON June 3.—Japan's . rejoind: the reply of the pe United Stu in the California's y land = law controversy ts ex . 4 ted by Secretary Bryan on Frt i. day or Saturday this week, accord. ing to announcement by Bryan at today's cabinet meeting The fact that Japan has tndicat-| .|ed a favorable disposition toward Western Ornamental Iron & °' u tak pry Tle oe nap AN ‘ a is taker practically assur = Wire Works « an amicat ljustment of the d dispute | Irving St. Seattle, Wash. vi : be 2443 9 St. “ sh. ot te Arman 1 cick wertacee Pee bases: 8 ram that Japan may for recognition, p> new view being vernment shall Tron and Wire Window Guards, Foiding Gates and Fenc ote Phone: Beacon 1 b bill's inhibt a as eaten ship by, or leas to aliens, be raised so Ctfice Phone. acy far as Japanese now owning or Thone. Kene leasing lands is concerned é ROBERT CURTIS H. W. WEBSTER has filed vol ; ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Bf untary bankruptey petition in the} Wiring, Repairing, Installing 8. district showing Habt! { 1018 Post St. Seattle ities of 00 of which is secured, and as te of $75. Canadian Pactfic SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS | To Eastern Destinations, on sale May 28th to September 30th. Good for return until October lst. You may etop both going and returning. For fufi information as to routes and rates, apply to W. H. GORDON, Agent 313 West Holly St, Bellingham A. B. WINTER, Agent 1519 Hewitt Ave., Everett © E. BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley eal J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish W. F. ROBINSON, Agent, Anacortes 4. BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremerton E. E. PENN General Agent Passenger Dept. 713 Second Ave., Seattle. SHIPPING T0 THE SOUND IS MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL bate ADAMS WORST ACTRESS, MAUDE ADAMS As I ‘SLAYER BUILDS | Vary te st Aor D, June 3.--Mur wrapped tn a blanket and p! ead on a pyre of sage brush in |the desert near Callente, Cal. the body of a man whose Identity is unknown to the authorities is held here today, while a search ts being made for his slayer The body was found by « South ern Paciffe #pction hand, who saw smoke rising from the sands half a ‘mile from the tracks. He found the body still warm, the head crush. ed and bioody, on a pile of sage brush that apparently had been fir ed but a few minutes before. The slayer Is believed to have escaped | toward Los Angeles on @ passing train | The plan by the men of Universal City, the only city in the world where the entire population con- sists of a moving picture company, to establish a municipal govern ment was thwarted when the fem- inine members of the company fn. sisted on thefr “rights. ¥/ . . Mrs. Clara R. Smith, well known on .the Lyceum platform for 20 years, has joined the Essanay East- ern Btock Co., as a moving picture actress. eee At the Soclety Until Wednesday “The Rival Salesman,” "The Home of Terns,” “The Accidental Altbi.” eee At the Home Until Wednesday “Madame Dubarry.” “My Lad) Topiisky & Vo,” "( eee At the Dream Until Wednesday “white Lies,” “A Husband's Trick,” “A Romance of the Ozarks.” eee At the Cl. “Alkali Kke's Misfortunes, Human Vulture,” two reels.” Dangerous Foe.” eee At the Clemmer Until Wednesday The Whi A Lady and Her Maid, Lives in a Bubbl | Java. o- At the iisbouthe Until bbragier nd A Child of War,” two reels; “The Gangste “In Thetr Hour of Need bh in Methods eee At the Alhambra Until Wednesday | “Thus Saith the Lord,” two reels; papers contain accounts of those who have lo the pied Gg ii Your money js NOT their money by hiding it or by fire or burglary SAFE unless it is in the bank. There are many conveniences in a bank account. 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Opposite Fevtotiice, wo Elliott 3606. when we can make them in an} work, ofr prices and our fair-| Fire Fighter,” “Animated | see | At the Olympian Tonight. “The Hedgehog,” “Borneo Pot ry,’ “Ol and Water,” two parts; Papa Puts One Over At the Clty Until Wednesday The Informer,” “Mike's B rain 1," “The Marked Man,” “The r From Ireland.” AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. idie Foy in “Over the Moore: River.” Metropolitan—Maude “Peter Pan.” ttle" Mrs. Cabbage Orpheum Adams in S Wiggs of the Emprese—Vaudeville Pantages Vaudeville Grand—Vaudeville and motion |] pletures: |] Clemmer — Ppotoplays and |] vaudeville, Melbourne — Vhotoplays and vaudeville. Alhambj Photoplays and vaudeVille, | JOSH WISE SAYS: “About th’ first stranger In Beeleysport he ar- rives at this hustlin’ burg Is a lot you no longer have to dig and |eeratch, sleep becomes possible, and healing begins. Soon the ugly,| tormenting eruptions disappear irs ELECTION DAY AT LOS ANGELES Leased W City Attorney Je nk and Po. lice Judge Henry H. Rose are bat tling at the polls tofay for the mayoralty of Los Angeles, following one of the hottest campaigns in the history of the efty's politics RESINOL HEALS ITCHING ECZEMA Don't stand that Itching eczen torment one day longer. Go to the nearest druggist and get a jar of Resinol Ointment and a cake of Resinol Soap. Hathe the eczema patches with Resinol Soap and hot water, dry, and apply a little Resinol Ointment. The torturing itehing and burning stop instantly, completely and for good. Restnol ts not an experiment. It) {fs a doctor's prescription which | proved so wonderfully successful for skin troubles that it has been| used by other doctors all over the | § country for eighteen years. No! other treatment for the skin now before the public can show auch a record of professional approval Every druggist sells Resinol Otnt-| ment and Resinol Soap, but you can| test’ them at our expense. Just write to Dept. 41-8, Restnol, Balti more, Md., i we will send you a generous trial by parcel post Asthma Sufferers Read This | Sept. 27, 1912 In July of the present year I was| nddenly taken with a severe cough | }and cold on my lungs and gradually Roslyn, Wash., |erew worse till I could not work| or sleep at night, was forced to sit up in a chair all night, was cough- |ing and wheezing all the time and jhad night sweats, no appetite, 21 | tried all sorts of remedies with no fretiet till I heard of NATURE'S CREATION. I have taken atx bot-| tles and I am feeling well and can| work better than I.have for months, have lost my wheezing cough, can sleep and eat with the greatest of pleasure now. “Thanks to Nature's Creation.” You are at liberty to use my letter if it can help some other poor sufferer ag it did mm Yours very truly, WILLIAM NICHELSON. A lettér such as the above from |a man of Mr. Nichelson’s standing in our own {immediate neighbor-| hood carries conviction with it, and is poof beyond question that | Nature's Creation does all that it is claimed to do in the treatment of | Catarrh, Asthma, ote, | Nature's Creation is not a stim-| want and carries a low per cent of | alcohol. Iteis a body builder, blood | | renewer and health producer. Call or write for full particulars, | |Lung Trouble, MATURE’S CREATION o’ men in shirt sleeves pitchin’ quoit horseshoes in th’ vacant lot across from th’ deppo.” 635 Pioneer Bldg. Totem Pole. Pioneer Square, opp. Former |the Grand Liama of Tibet! | | Standard Ol! Co, |said Presiding ‘$3 THIEF MUST |back to Michigan to finish serving gave the first of his series of| grand opera recitals at the Y. M. ¢ A. anditorfum Monday night. To |night Kingsley will give a music travelogue on Italy THE GREAT NORTHERN — has Charming Heroine in “Peter Pan” Scorns the Publicity Which Her Craft Usually Seeks, and Gets Columns of It. By all the or dramatic art, who Is seen in Barrie's “Peter Pan" this week at the Met ropolitan, is the worst actress | in the world Her elocution Is calculated to give any village elocutionist | the shivers. She slurs her s's. She dogsn’t do anything right accepted canons | Maude Adame, | according to the accepted can ons. Rut she is, neverless, the best and most popular actress on the American stage? Why he has never been divorced, In d, she has yever marrle ever had her diamonds stoler andal has never attached to her ame, She is not transcendent beautiful, She never talks to inter viewers | Refusing to court publicity, she gots it by miles of columns, Re fusing to court popularity by the usual methods, she plays always to packed houses, At first blush she is a contrediction and a mystery But isn't She is a womanly woman as well as a great artist, and the public long ago tired of Nat Goodwin's many wives, Fritz) Scheff ntrums, the tendency of the late Richard Mansfield to hur! pork chops, and ali the other foibles and eccentricities affected by prominent stage folk, Maude Adams has proved her| worth by not resorting to th unworthy aids to success, So far as is known, she has never had a love affair is passionately fond of ¢ The world lost a fine mother when Maude Adams | became an actr } She has made a million for Frohman and a million for herself Though a public figure, she is as inaccessible as the emy r of Japan. And as for sending her a mash note or inviting her to an |after-the-show supper, one would as soon think of trying to flirt with This aloofnen: sis part of her charm. T public knows nothing, and never wiil, of her individuality | or private life. All ed inter. views with her are fakes GASOLINE WAR NEAR ON COAST SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.—The will soon have a fight on its hands if it wishes to retain control of the gasoline mo- nopoly of the United States, espe on the Pacific coast e American Gasoline Co. a San Francisco concern, backed by & powerful FrenchGerman syndi cate and the Rothschilds, operat India, will enter into competition | with the American octopus within | 60 days. | A huge tank steamer, now being! prep: at a Borneo port, will! for San Francisco in a days, laden with one of the largest cargoes of high-grade gasoline ever shipped across the Pacific. PAYS GIRL ONLY | 8 CENTS HOUR | NEW YORK, June 2.—In passing) judgment In the cases of many man-| ufactuters charged with violating the Inwa regulating the number of hours per week during which em-| ployes may be kept at work, the Jus-| tices of the court of special sessions | imposed an added penalty upon) Morris Klopsky, a coatmaker, be- cause it was shown that a girl he employed received only § cents an hour. “The labor of any person should be better paid than § cents an hour, Justice Zeller, “and | |this court wants it understood that| such employers need expect no clemency here. Klopsky, the court fines you $30.” SERVE HIS TERM ANN ARBOR, Mich., June 3.— For stealing $$ worth of sugar and ces from a local grocer in 190 ‘red Von Kaul, who has been loca ed in Augusta, Ga., will be brought his three years’ sentence In Jack- son prison, Von Kaul had served two years when he sawed out of the | prison hospital and disappeared, MANY WILL AID LITTLE VICTIM NORTH YAKIMA, June %.—It necessary to save the life of Little| Eva Robillard, every member of the | local Moose lodge will give a por-| tion of his skin for grafting. ‘The | little girl was burned several days | sso, her clothes igniting from| matches with which she was play-| ing. Her clothes were entirely | burned off and portions of her body 80 badly seared that it will be nec essary to cover them with skin, At first her life was despaired of, but now the doctors think thers is hope. BRUCE GORDON KINGSL announced a 76-cent cut in the fare one way from Seattle to Spokane How Cartoonist Ryan sees th workmen at The Destruction of Eilers Music House Has Begun The whole store is changed beyond recognition, and the greatest effort is now to be made to get the Pianos and Players out of the workmen’s way Prices are still further reduced on—a-many! Beautiful new P. had r $142. The latest 88-note Players are marked down 00—and ev can be had for $215 Pianola Pianos (slightly used) are $465 and cheap as tho y had no player inside them at F And so on down the long of splendid instruments New, shop-worn or ex- changed afl are reduced—with the exception of the Chickering Piano and certain con- ct goods—everything’s marked down Terms as low as $1.25 a week on pianos—$2.00 a week on players, and $2.50 a week on Grands. You get not-only the reduced prices, but the easy terms if you buy while the store is being remodeled—for when present plans are completed we shall present ngt only a new store, but a new stock—both the finest in the West! S d Hand Pianos FOS Pee econ an ja PRICE. PRICE. ‘The following instruments have been tuned, | Krehling (mahogany) . i 222 voiced and entirely overhauled by our experts and | goin @ hme ds -$340 g are in first-class condition. Many of them are | | 238 as good as new. | Winterroth (mahogany) s 228 WAS. NOW. | Smith & Barnes (mahogany) 238 Krehiing Piano . 350 | Kimball (massive mahogany).... 446 nee vig pain Eilers (massive mahogany).... 288 Schirmer & Co. Piano Smith & Barnes (oak).... ° 246 Kensington Piano .. Smith & Barnes (walnut)... 246 Leland Piano Eilers De Luxe (mahogany)... 318 Hallet & Davis Grand...... 500 | Bier Marshall & Wendall Piano 400 ers Orchestral (mahogany). 276 Terms as low as $6.00 down and $6.00 a month | Story & Clark (walnut)..... sosese 385 will buy any of the above pianos. And any one | Krehling (dark mahogany).. ° 4 may be exchanged within a year for a new Chick- 7) - 142 ering, Kimball, Sohmer, or any new high grade | Schilling (Circassian walnut) 350 215 piano, without the loss of a penny. Sohmer (Circassian walnut). - 650 500 Grand Pianos ) Smith & Barnes (mahogany)....... 400 246 Smith & Barnes (carved mahogany) 500 318° $950 Steger (Louls XV. style)... Eilers (maho $1,000 Weber Grand (mahogany), now... sete BANY) -----sereeeseres 425 BSE $1,000 Hazelton (hand carved mahogany)... Steger (massive mahogany) ...... 400 265 $850 Kimball (quartered oak) seseeee 585 | pragaorte 1 $1,050 Sohmer (Circassian walnut) 795 ort? (walnut) 385 $1,050 Sohmer (San Domingo mahogany). 765 | Haddorff (mahogany) . 385 $875 Steger (Circassian walnut). i mt . $760 Lester (mahogany) .........ssscccs- Marshall & Wendall (mahogany).. 475 315 $1,250 Hazelton (mahogany, hand carved). id Krehling (mahogany) 1 PL 350 $850 Lester (mahogany) . Brinkerhott (oak 5 There are many other Grand Pianos in the ine : oan than are enumerated abov At these prices it is | Smith & Barnes (walnut)... possible for any home worthy of the name to own | Ejiers (oak) one of these magnificent instruments. Terms as a low as $12.00 a month can be made on these | Smith & Barnes (mahogany)........ 550 Grand Pianos, if desired. Clarendon (oak) ...... Player Pianos | Kimball (mahogany) . Story & Clark (mahogany) $600 Stuyvesant Pianola Piano .. Hoff 4 $650 Playatauma Player Piano offman (mahogany) ....... $750 Auto Player Piano | veo $950 Steck Pianola Piano. .. $1,000 Weber Planola Piano. $900 Auto Grand Player Piano. | $1,000 Kimball Player Piano | $800 Studio Auto Piano $850 Haddorff Player Piano . $1,000 Krell Auto Grand With the exception of the Planola Pianos, every instrument in the above list {s brand new. Any one of them may be had on terms as low as $10.00 A tion of music rolls is included with each Player. down and $10.00 a month. bench and a fine colle Third and | University BORROW $50,000,000 NEW YORK, June 8.—Announte- ment is expected today of the fact! that arrangements have been made for a $50,000,000 loan to the Mexi can government. The loan is ar HeMashesWrong Girl; Is Stabbed Hands Cupid acs Jolt With Bat MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. June 3.— SAP e eae oe tian ee cat (tanged to enable the national rail.) MASON CITY, Ta, June %—A Srachinat sn the street, Miss |¥8¥8 Of Mexico'to meet their 4 per baseball bat, wielded by G. E. Pen- Mand Payne. 19 years old, stabbed {cet notes due today. [So a wealthy land owner of this it is alleged, was used in Kathryn Pretzel has been ar-| forcing a demand that Fred Gaffney, |rested in New York as a girl Raf-|a photographer, should cease his fles. We can’t imagine anybody | tentions to Penson’s niece, Frank Carnaby in the neck, barel missing the jugular vein. Carnaby | is In a critical condition, * | put crooked. Dance at Dy Those Rheumatic Twinges i! Af ‘tion and Penson has been arrested, Much of the rheumatic pain that comes in damp, changing weather is the work of uric acid crystals. Needles couldn’t cut, tear, or hurt any worse when the affected muscle<. joint is used. SEATTLE PROOF Testimony of a Resident of S. Alki Street. mf H. Boynton, 5924 S, Seattle, Wash, says: Alki St, |with such a name being anything is in @ hospital tn a serious ‘count The fare, which has been $10.20, is now $9.45, If such attacks are Mrne tatement I gav sta gave before marked with headache, “ AN in praise of Doan’s Kidney backache, dizziness and Pills still holds good. We disturbances of the urine, |it’s time to help the weak- ened kidneys. Doan’s Kidney Pills |quickly help sick kidneys. Recommended by Seattle “ Every Picture Tells a Story people. comtigue fo valde this remedy as highly as ever, and have on more than one occasion testi- fied to it’ merit. Doan'’s Kid- ney Pills brought relief ftom kidney disordérs in my fam- ily.” “When Your Back is Lame—Remember the Name” DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS ‘Sold by all Dealers...Pricd 50 conts, ‘conts, FosterMilbum Co.; Buffalo, N..¥., Proprietors '