The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1913, Page 6

VOLCANOES BUSY As an Amusement, “Elizaing-the-Ice” Is a Refreshing Novelty 1. to THE STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1913. Words by Sch, Music by elt be ending ar — —— ———— -— . f e My Latest PARK CONCESSION, ADOLF, Aleutia s t ISS CALLED "ELIZAING-DERM ICE ® | TT COSTS Vou UT FIVE CENTS To CROSS DER ICE, UND YOUCARRY DESE BRICKS To MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING oa - Pacific Stump Puller Ballt for Northwest Stamps” eS NOOKTET Wa t t fF stump land at s PACIFIC MANUFACTURING CO Et Western Seattle. Wash WONDERFUL HOW — RESINOL CURED MEXICAN REBELS PLAN Sensational Murderer Spreads Death GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE: ar ” MAZATLAN ATTACK TODAY | With Typhus and Asiatic Cholera Germs] DIVORCED WIFE OF CLAY} New York, N. Y., May 19, 191 $ —"I was taken with a ter { “4 Hump i with W! en etre ing and burning ‘ would crack hat were women, They . ont W Tightly grasped in the womaais i do my work re - said Philippe Riveros, former gov SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12 By hand was a note which read: floors a { t ernor of Sinaloa state, has gathore request of the O AE nga Louis, you wronged me. ¥ d star ne. ate - t four but r 1 he : poe pobmctety an Francisco police today are try: life ought to be happy at the ew k 2S yea ‘ today h around i rebels se th cone A Miss pense of mine. Burm my Bony ‘The wor! The Res-/ 5 5. ff ductiien. inol treatment {s something Won-/The Benito Juarez, which has , or derful, for if you could see my | commodations for only 40 passen- ago that unless Mazatlan wei hands, you would never think that| sors carried 200 refugees. Among rendered by today he would t they were ever sore—they are $0! them were 30 Americans. Many of an assault nice and soft, and I can do all my : x work now.” Sutherland, 135 For 18 years Resinol has been a doctor's prescription and household remedy for eczema, ringworm, pim ples, dandruff, wounds, burns, sores and piles. Resinol Ointment and Resino! Soap are sold by all fugees, went ta and the today Don't tell the folks.” sud hospital the wome resuscitated sufficlent t she had come to cae n Portland ,Or., a year a time had lived io then I could go to sle the divorce former chief « field d |the land office, and forme tary of the California state con prvation c | sion of —=wine—] SAVED THE GIRL ( B R I E FS FORT SMITH, Ark hae thee handing heart, with she had otter, miss 1 recover. Lost articles are usual in Star want ade in the dai ee Foust" column. The moonlight ox us gists. Trial free; Dept. 5-R, Res inol, Baltimore, Md. Buys a Sewing Machine. 150 Sewing Machines, all makes, $3.00 and up. New Machines rented, $2.00 per month. | jin Northern M CALUMET, Mich.—Armed depu- ties will take the place of 2,500 state troops which have been on duty in the copper mining district higan ary LONDON.—Excessive drinking of beef tea leads to an illness similar to that of alcoholic poisoning. A WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO./case of beer tea poisoning here is 1424 Third, near Pike. |betng treated by prominent physt Phone Main 1525. | cians. with instguetions pen until 24 hours had elag Mary Haker, years old, took poison. Dire. rding the Instructions, the youth yoned the letter and upon learning its contents, rushed to the girl's home. Phystcians who worked with her eight hours before she regained consciousness say the timely dis covery saved the girl's life NO BABY SHOW HERE| tee of the Swedish Bu attend the ial excursion st 15 tour on Lake one of the 4 musical pro: be had from Fifth av. |the club me club's sec | Friday ev The trip ine Washington, stop parks for lunch jaram by, Svea Full particula the secretary's « Main 1 siness Men's has sent out invitations to al CHICO, Cal a a Before buying Water Front ae Nath, a Sanne Moth |Jose manuf bis wife and Investigate ive children, we injured yester On Bainbridge Island down an embankment. Tho old son's back is broken and he Albert B. Lord die ; Northern Benk Bidg. ie ds the plan “Hopf made a day's work with the police, and he lolled on the ceme MINOT, N. D., State troops may 1: has been practically decided| tery lawn In his chains while the police exhumed the bodies of his be called out to quell disturbances | ia: owing to opposition from| first wife and his baby. jhere caused by a clash between cith | any members to such affairs, no |zens and Industrial Workers of the | Seattle show shall be held under By William G. Shevherd. orld. {oe school's auspices. FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN, Germany, Aug. 12—“! want some anus and Asiatic cholera, fresh from human members COME ON, GIRLS— GET A WESKIT SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12 They're here —the latest Weskit And all the fashion- following women in San Fran- cleco are hustling today to see if papa or brother Tom hasn't a left-over that will do until the tallor can get busy. Women visitors from the East today are blooming out in all the leading hotels here with ‘em o} Most of them are mannish—very. A gold chain with a watch at one end, a pencil on the other, and a y-truly bunch of seals make the effect, as girls say, “simply stunning.” done at the com: | e frowned upon | ' eee tee ee eee eee ee ee eee EVERETT-SEATTLE INTERURBAN RAILWAY fe “for you to go to any Jand have an examination me and learn my prices anf a ry Bo! 87, . lighted the fuse, and | was blown almost to pleces It the ° 10, 360, 3 99. | resultant explosion, The council received an otter, 4:00, 10:18 p.m . Monday, from the Seattle Cascade 4:00 p m| CHICAGO.— he crawled Mining Co., to sell the city water ACTION CO.lunder a house after a negro crim!-|rights on Miller river, the | Inal who threatened to kill any one|town of Berlin, on the Skykomian who approached him, James McDer-| river, for $90,000 YELLOWSTONE PARK f mott, policeman, was today formal. The is about 50 miles from Five and One-half Days ly awarded the Harrison and Tree| S$ medal for bravery, the highest honor that may be given to a po-|u liceman in this city oe ‘i ticket ‘Oftices—Seattie. ‘Fifth av. pear tlake: Greenwood. Ajax Drug ‘Store, Charles Hopf, @ fencing master, sent this order by mail to a Bertin laboratory, using a fake letter head to make It appear that he wae a | scientist. He has now confessed to the police that he mixed these germs with raw chopped meat and fed them to his wife. All Germany is ashudder at the name of “Charles Hopf. wife pol e4 0 Frankfort to get the complete story, and If police suspicions are true, Hopf, since 1902, has murdered: 1, His father, because he would give Hopf no money. 2. His mother, to get $6,000 which his father had left her. 2. His first wife, to get her life insurance of $3,500. 4. A Bweekold child by hie second wife, after giving di germs to the wife also, on whose life there was insurance for $20,000. . | WANT TO WED HERE 5. An illegitimate child | SAN FRANCISCO.—Dr,. Otto C./ —— And, to cap it all, he has con-;was found. Hopf claims that he] Josien, accused of betraying Ethel LOS ANGELES, Auk. feased that he tried to mur his treated the ashes with arsenic to} | Williams, yesterday secured the) Pleas of guilty are substituted third wife with germs. Her life preserve them Beware of Fake Dr Browns Kawin J. patent: Seatt 713 Fire e rpinpatio MM Bees ash entre ‘a alain dade in Mn dln Min in Minin in in in Bin nin Maintain tio’ olag was referred to the # committee. Office, Butler Hotel. Phone Main 7033. M. A. NUGENT, Agent. An Invitation to Inspect The New Models in Women’s Tailoring ery woman who appreicates fine, tailoring and perfect style in dress will find the new garments now displayed of especial interest—newness and or- iginality in both fabrics and tailoring being strongly featured In making your inspection tomorrow pleasé, re- ember that This Is the Credit Store That Made Buying Easy An open account here {s only a matter of making a request. Make any selections you Wish from the fine new stock and the CHARLES HOPF, T | dismissal of the indictment against! today for opposite pleas to |!msurance was $15,000 Arsenic has been found in all the him. | charges of contributing to the This astonishing man, whose er remains. | THU 14 ee | delinquency of two white girls Aue. 13 and AUG: 1 ferocity was #o general that five Germany received the tip-top) simulta: shudder when, In the basement of | ' ested him, Hopf's house, in a crude laboratory, has watched the dig up the the police found tin capsules of ine of two wives, two parents enough Asiatic cholera and typhus to start an epidemic in Europe. The child died a violent death |two hours after it was given the first dose. Traces of arsenic have been found Ip its remains, The po- Me ay that Hopf's motive in kill- ing his baby daughter was that, if she lived after her mother’s death, she would Inherit her mother’s life insurance The masterful Hopf was always able to find a woman willing to marry him. In April of 1912 he In- duced a pretty Frankfort girl to become his wife. Immediately aft er the marriage he took out $20,000 insurance on her life. The first) NEW YORK.—William Wight-| made by Jimmie Inouye and H |man, to whom was left the larger| Hora, Japanese 4) ow of a fortune of $60,000,000, The girls concerned are Mar returned from Dakota, where he; garet Tracye and Margaret |? Le oe We ee a) 85 ance riding, met Miss Mary) Royster and two children RINGLING ROS |Healy sie O8 =~ x. la. =| The Japanese expressed a Sees Bodies Dug Up They disco ered that, with Ca ww ww month ago, and married her yester-| wish to marry the girls, and | Hopf made ig work ot | 8 es 8 ee ee aon lday at the Little Church Around| suggested that the ‘quartette anette oo ig pein rot it end, he bad purchased from a And Newly Added ings tee aie ae We be permitted to go to Seattle |the cemetery lawn in his chains Vienna laboratory, 15 different lots rh for that purp hy 10 bodies | °* germs Magnificent Spectacle GRASS VALLEY, Cal —Bixty-one | -benicsvens be et aes xbumed the bodies |" Hopf, who 1s 50 years old, once JOANOFARC [i ii ee aie). aneness ™ Aue 2 of ie frat ite, who dled in 1602 worked Ina deux store, | Immedi 0 e steed : ’ o t 0 died in 19 |street, following an explosion of| ishing a record for subpoenaing who died tn 1 ately after he married hie first rebar ste Fi: wife, a Frankfort girl, he insured other who gasoline. The entire population of} for Jury duty in the state, agers olved em o the town dina red, but returned|!t was found today that 67 out same sort involved the remains wome day's job of the] Mie tor $3.60 PARADE AT 19 @*CLOCK A.M. 1200 healers econ te i his father, who died in 1904, and! Collects Life Insurance Preceding First Pertermesce._ {I : : —_—<_—<—_<—<—<—— ersons a3 de destroy-|4 Yenire of 165 called for the Sep. premium cost him $1,000, Doors Oven ot 1 and 7PM: wary eat gaa yell gna Ite mber term. of cout ere wonee \his second wife, who died in 1911. | | She died suddenly, after a violent | which was part of the money left amount of the purchase will be charged to vale ben hth Cag Sd. [0 ene enee ”- | Most of the women summoned are|,, 08, another day he saw the po-|fit of vomiting. Hopf collected the| him by his mother you, and payments may be made in the most eo T ; | tr : © I1ce dig up the bones of one of his life insurance and then began to! Police Hit His Trail from Aberdee 4 au ot tue I 8 Tra convenient way—either weekly or monthly. ADMITS TO ALL. [Dancing ROSEDALE, Kan.Citizens to- ; feen, and some of the| citidren, and later he watched |pay court to a girl in Frankfort of| ‘The Frankfort police had resolv. less an rank p dr CHILDREN wader 12 HALF PRICE Girls j|day tore up the tracks of an inter-| P@8t-known women are included urban line which had been laid without permission, and reduced the street to grade J. R. Wimmer, mayor, was fo them exhume the ashes of hia moth. good family jed to keep thelr eyes on his wife The cocktail is said to be 75 ler, whose body had been cremated) He mado her fine presents, pur-| Unknown to Hopf, they learned of Bet the inventor |by Hopf's orders chased, the police s with the the insurance ang they also made £ In the ashes of his mother arsenic |money he collected on his first the discovery that Hopf was trying reman on the job h e - serene wife ® death to buy “germs fresh from human mmedintely after the marriage corpse LOS ANGELES.—Eugene Neland- | he insured her life for $20,000 si arias, tile Woes cantizy pclsoner er, son of Rev, Edward Nelarder, a} girl baby was born, but was taken|calculated, would leave no poison Swedish Lutheran minister here, | ill after six weeks. The police say|clues. So when his wife took vio- denies that he was leader of the} the child died'in this fashion “ |lently {ll they arrested him | auto bandit gang captured a few | The mother of Hopf's wife was) Hopf's confession that he had days ago. He admitted, however, holding the sick baby in her lap given his wife cholera germs fol-| that he knew of the robberies and| when Hopf entered the room, amf- | lowed. hold-ups. | ing, and gave the worrled grand The woman ts still 11 and perma. | } _* @ other a bottle icine fo! pe) »roke: eo Albany Cut-Rate Hpi, Sa ieer eer ot. mother a bottle of medicine for the} nently broken in heals, though | vens Construction Co., whose head little sufferer. lshe may live. | 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” “4 is John F. Stevens, formerly of the entists Hill nes, and afterward chief en-| PU srk Re RN eee AY] CHANCE AN ACTOR gineer of the Panama canal, filed ty WR STAND BACK OF OUR wor |en involuntary petition in bank-| a e azor TO TAKE LONG SWIM RSEY CITY Aue 12.—Frank | e YOR 15 YEARS. GUABANTER | ruotey yesterday, with Mat a SPOKANE, Wash., Aug. 11. sien he aket Gi 1 SIGNED BY US. of $218 73 nad genete of 0901.5 H —Deprived of the use of their # Chance, manager of the Highland: | ‘ jot $218, ad senete | utr Clothing by a ewarm of bees, # cf, 18 now an actor, He has been | engaged by a moving picture com. pany to take the leading part in a/ scenario entitled “The Peerless Leader,” some of the scenes of which will be laid at the Polo grounds, New York. 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