The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1913, Page 5

000 STUDENTS TO REGIST ER TUESDAY © probable enrollment and hi a boon rouRt stimated that tr ts will register at the OPENED y Washington Tuesday sgCENTLY shma iment alone 1 t 1 or close t 1,000. UNDER NEW esday the grind of a “col * 1 ucation” will begin M ed football t will be on hand ction 19 | to take in tow all prospective foot mre ar clase is session | ty | ball material, and, at 3 o'clock tn the am. to #o' sane on, will give ¢ rants a eon class from 7:50 t ton Denny field n for " In ler that the newcomers at whe Al the {tutions will have ae little ansist | trou possible, large i Basque {nN | have F. din varlor ces at of the university district q ay t eps to be take meiscrds LAWYERS FIGHT COLEBROOK, N, H., Sept. 15. ong personal filfeeling = w manifested today between the Har ry Thaw lawyers and New York at esentatives T. Jerome accused eys with breaking f when they began dings ,, » maint ned, to T HANSEN | « after Gov. Felker “a h 1 the requisition propo deweler and Sliversmith ww Locaic. At His No New Store ey Moses Grossman, & Thaw, replied that he promised anything of the represent never kind THE VIRGINUS HOTEL, winia St. and hb Ave. near CHAS, Prop. Union Orchestra Taught by Competent Teac Buys 2 Sewing Machine. 9 Sewing Machines, all makes, acd Up. Sioa Machines WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. i? 14% Third, near Pike. Phone Main 1525. rented, $2.00 per} tur Rates cated for Telephone Elliott 5560 for ce rates. We guarantee fell weight and prompt de we DELIVERY CO. Addressing, Mailing Circular Work HEIDEN’S MAILING BUREAU 1407 Fifth Ave. and ing today, we place om sale 50 Blue and Black Serge Suits, 38-inch cut, lined with genuine Skin- Satin, and sold regularly ‘at $2 and $25, at a flat price $18 No Charge Made for Alterations. ladies’ Sample Suit Shop Rooms 500 to 508 Arcade Buliding Second Avenue, between University and Union. 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DECLINE T0 HELP wbpeciaane ag t e the attompt of the city of Sent ac g tle to obtain $290,000 appropriation | from the county commis vers to} ald In the improvement of ma thoroughfares leading to count - roads, Was frustrated this morning = te Oabamiasioner ienuliaes, 8 Aeneas ond Pike Strat In Connection saith JAMES MeCRERRY & CO., New Yor Store com 9 A motion was made by Comm aloner McKenale to low th mount, Knudsen failed to second | the motion, Ccmmisstoner Hamil jt nh was absent understand w rd before he rah the ship, oF @ mintate days afior getting a di 5. GW A.-Yes, #1x months ts required between divorce and remarriage, _ t " ho Star want ad, printed at the as in this state. The law of the state in which the decree was tnsued| T | prevails on the high sea, so If one obtained the divorce in a state that request of Capt at oN eeameee ter | seru cles requires six months, a marriage performed within ten daya would not | @8BG as bre ne . Nghe be legal ne states require a year, and some no time at all—except y me et me qe bere ar Mt , " i that required to get a lecense. By applying at the Itbrary, you can | DA# Getermined to travel on oie S li P; d wet or Boe a Ke ‘al law book that covers the question in all states and Stralebt” tn the sg, #0 san ee ecla Vy rice jlearn which require the least time trust placed in him by bis wife ar ss baby may not be fn vain Several jobs are awatting him, if ; —Would whtt nas and velvet shoes look nice om m, tniverw! Sreed Make ar eaten a piel of 14, or wouldn'e it i appropristet A MOTHION ho will call upon Detective Ten eM, iversal Broad fnker, the only perfect bread A.--White stockings and black shoes never look well to m The nant or at The Star office, atin‘ p ¢ combination ts permissible on a child If » is dressed in wh but The regular $2.50 size n $2.19. the black shoes and stockings, or white # # with white stockings, are Thq regular $2.00 size x $1.59. far more stylish. Velvet shoes are strictly out of place on a child and The regular $1 size now $1.59. are only appropriate with a velvet, or silk, dinner or reception Kown; Universal Cake M and Batter Beate: og: even with these, the plain satin slippers | best. A girl who thinks 418 wis $1.7 ioe ova th So Hatter Heater. The reg. she is stylish because she has on velvet shoes does n know that th Pills from both Councilmen Grif jee = aidehs : attention she is attracting {s forthcoming because she 1s not dressed fiths and Wardall for the commis White enameled round corner Bread Boxes with in taste. sion form of government will prob hinged Hid and ventilator. Regular price $1.50, now I am glad to note that the mothers are consulting me more and ably be defeated at the meeting $1.15, more, for | want to help them In HtUe ways that may lighten ever so afternoon A L d C Mixing Bowls made of 99 per cent pure aluminum, little their round of daily duties, and the seemingly small things that) Tho Dills are essentially the merican Lady orsets The regular 60c #ize now B96, go to make up an {deal home. same and will probably be con ESTE AL EPR hike Segal ize now BOE. “ sabe solidated, But there is strong oppo PE pap tghay phe pty ie deminer peotgtobeg =) The regular $1.25 size now %§.10. Q—1 wonder If any of your ta to listen to this voteo when sition among some of the coun Sake the’ eur lutea teoak te With each bow! will be given an li-inch Aluminum readers could kindly give me a her ears got dull to {ts men to the commission govern study the very latest styles in Mixing Spoon fre remedy to kill Meas. They were i ment, C fimen Griffiths, Erick fashion centers of Europe. The long iota " Geaeate ta Gan ames ea ee rning, and her best protector is men ‘ounctiinen Griffiths, Fal pa og ee Da li a Heart shaped Waffle Irons | moved im. ror. D. non, Hesketh and Wardall can be “ele ty Sie ga Mol nM Rooters With exten hich te Ceiba _| A.—I hope they can. It ts sald) Your wetght ts a bit too heavy for; counted on In its favor, Hesketh 3 pam pation ef uoreute : Ww “have ranges. The regular 45 size that to burn a sulphur candle will| your age, but often this is reme- however, has no vote, as oe is at se 4 poi tia ‘Caelace Suna oF now 1.19. ~ lexterminate them. You might try died within a fow years, You are| present acting mayor, my rpredig de A seeded Low base style for coal stoves. teo young cate selte tcs If defeated by the council, the ficure and our corseticres will be pleased ra geo . j* YOURE 10 ARSOSIEL® wih Dore ' to assist you in the selection of the Regular $1.25, now 89¢, 37 I've had expertence with fleas lider than yourselves, except ax|moasure will undoubted yb Aha gpd fe Food. ¢ Daygell os PRU A and have found but one sure companions, and within sight of| brought to a vote of the pe ¢ fodel 220, fo i akin samples to be closed out at wd of ene ure way te [your parents, espectally as you al-|through an Initiative petition Fee ig Mig dl per page gies wholesale prices. The Keystone, fp hunt in white night clothes, This |!°W thelr criticisms to affwct you Genk akirt with tree ip, eatin and taos the Bteinf Stand- method haa other advantages, One|! Wa freckled when a child, and| trimmed top. 82.04 ard, the E “ ‘Y 3 80 that he sleeps so @Y brothers’ remarks about them Model 18 average figure, has Regular $1 5 quale WV, | sound! remy hat. the| made mo very nenaitive, o T want Ho act ce A gga Mb oeck, llbey ity now 794. Ifleas fail to affect him-—which i9|7OU to know that what tho boys! Jo. om Pc ae sod hocks talow cama PRO ELE Reguiny $1.60 and $1.69 quality | gt + att. make: ttle erence. The SMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 15.—He sg Rater Py 0" Just as good as getting rid of them Be iit ene ie cinta ause they disapproved a a, 3 Model 122 ts excellent for the a . ite cay Ps * ; Sr teil cay hed y Baxter of this place today wiped figure. It has medium low bust and long festted quantiiy GAs ene who te tn great Sar hie Sie ccative feat, May miele | Bas Extremely well boned ber ge pee PA trouble, 1 Sguinae? " * rice 00. :. and Mrs, Henry Smith, her fathe 00, oe ge sl | geeks ‘ooo em og Fe Jand mother, and her brother, Oscar Other models at from $1.00 to $5.00. eT eee Smith. He shot them to death a Third Floor vat hare Beem divorced trom my they slept ushand almost a ye aed in . ‘AGOD . 7 Shey the, meantime 1 have been wetng CHICAGO, Sept. 15-—Judge stew’) MacDougall- — Second Avenue and Pike Street with a very refined, eultured art clea & courtroom full of . we have grown quite scandal fans tn the morals court ag nies Minn < A.—Wear a ruffle Ike I do, and| by threatening to assess fines of ? back, broken tm health and # forget it. it $5 eac wreck. My heart ached with | pity for him, se I teok him to my home and helped him, financial- ™ by. met letting my telend ke Harry K. Brooka, milli naire tum. SAN FRANC 18CO, Sept 16.—| ng Btn, oF, berman of Vancou B. C., who], ‘ Mrs. May ©. Thagard has me advice, Shall t reture ¢ succeeded In back-driving his ma-|Sakaye Abe, a Japanese, and his} . Je been lctine Saturday night, into the mil-| pretty Oriental wife, were held by |ordered by Judge Frater to answer tleman who has been » and marry him? There te my hushand ex- | and has no future she vu per re net exe DD io why you and| 4, 1 might} look eagerly for Yours, A.—Had you told your husband are better advise you. divor I don't like the | attitude you take toward the future | of the two men. No one knows what tomorrow will bring—no, nor | today—so, before you make a de cision, you would better change your view. You cannot be of much real help to either while you limit their cdpabitity. If you can, by taking your hus. band back, help him to his real manhood, I would advise that. He needs you, But you must instil in him the fact that he must help bir self. The worst thing you ¢ for him is to take upon your responsibility, and, by doing ao, con- firm him in invalidism and poverty As soon as he ts able to do any- thing at all, insist that he do it On the other hand, If you know that you separated for the beat, and that you can better your own life by marrying the other man, it {fs for you to decide. But I doubt if you can improve your character by the latter method, feeling the sympathy for your ex-husband to the degree you do, Don't measure your future or that of the men by monez, There are things better worth while. be sing you for nevien the, A THANKFUL READER. A.—You are mistaken in the idea | | | |enai I run a matrimonial bureau. | 80 you have a month's vacation |and know of no better way than to use {t hunting a wife. AJl I can do |is to wish you good luck, and eee lit will prove successful from a bust-| |nes# point, at least. I am sure jnone of the girls who write me will leare to compete in a business mari ‘tal contract, yo hey can “ac any- Tam very well ke tam very antzons, err HELIN. A.—Yes, you are under the guid. ance of the court, and {t can put you where it seems best. But if the court does find you, {f you will} let mo know, I will importune for| lyou, providing the place where you| work is all right. Or, if you will let me know where you will meet me | some day, 1 will look into the home | where you are working, and, if a suitable place for you, I will ask the | court about your staying there (not giving your address) and ask for | permission for you to remain. You will in that way be relieved of all fear, | two girls of 14 and » hoya, 17 and him no, and that rlahtt We answer. pwO GIRLS A.—Of course It was right, girls, to refuse to walk with a strange man, 1 think your own sense of every girl | propriety tells you that that has within her an inatinet warns, It is the small inner voice that tells her what to do. & she, —-———— Our Mineral Vapor Rath|}inery display of the Gift Shop, on Cabinets appeal especially to) Spring st, betwen Second and patients afflicted with rheu-|Third aves. may face three se matism, kidne dinease./ate charges in police court today dropay, stomach trouble, poor| He was ted for recklese driv t cireulation and kindred ail-jing§ He may also be charged with 2 vents, and also to excessive driving on the wrong side of the ners of tobacco and alcvholic| street, and for driving while intoxt- spirits, ax» our Mineral Vapor Fiaths are a sure cure. The P. C. M. Mineral Vapor Bath requires no heated roo where you are compelled to inhale the hot, stifling alr Pe ee and disease germe cast off by others, The feet are kept warm by a special medical proce while the head remains cool and you breathe pure fresh air while in our Renewal of the Hotel § leense was recommended this morning by the council license com- cabinet—and in the taking of a vapor bath these conditions are simply indispensable, We cordially invite yourself and friends, alno| mittee, in spite of the mayor's veto. the physicians of this city, to call at our P. C. M. Mineral r Bath} E. F. Sweeney, owner of the ho- Parlors and inspect our new process of Mineral Vaporized Baths and tel, appeared before the committee last w and declared that a new the Sanitary Portable Cabinets | . We also have private bath apartments for Isdies with lady attena.|bartender had received the mayor's ants. Our single baths are $1.00, or yx baths for $5.00. We shall be jorder to close up on the last day of pleased to answer all inquiries at our Sanitary Mineral Vapor Bath latch, and he falied to notify Parlors, 518 Union St., Seattle, Wash.—Advertisem + gH U7 HOWARD D. THOMAS Cor. Fifth Ave. and Virginia St. . Two Blocks East of Moore Theatre Two Blocks North of Westlake Market U7) HIT DEMOS HARD of the King County Democratic club, in not allowing one of’ its members to address its Saturday meetings, was passed at the Sun- day gathering of the open forum. | =/Richard Mansfield White attended ninemsn ed, and was denied permireion talk when asked to be given a hea ing. The following resolution was] adopted THUAN The Largest Wholesale : Carpet House q : ; ot kid F In Pacific Northwest duplicity and deceit which the King County Democratic club practices by inveigling people to attend tts open forum meetings, through false promises, and {ts hypocrisy tn pretending to progressive ideas, while practicing reaction and tak- ing the position of standpatters.” BRAKEMAN KILLED REDDING, Cal., Sept. 15.—Jolted off a moving train at Kennett, near here today, Brakeman FE. G. Waters | struck on his head and was killed. OFFERS AT RETAIL ¥ ——WIRE—— Special Sale of BRIEFS Drop Catalog Patterns ST. PAUL.—Two hundred and . enty-five members of the G. N, We Show an Immense Line of Fine Veterans’ association, who will be Hill at Gla left here today on a Tuesday is Hill's ithe guests of James J cler Tuesday, special train, h birthday, . AXMINSTER RUGS In All Sizes—Special for Tomorrow 6x9 Size . NEW BEDFORD, Mass.—By lead- ing Reginald Vanderbilt's prize boar around the ring at the South .$16.50 $9.90 Catalog Sale price price |Jack Stafford, wealthy cotton broker, won a $1,000 bet from Van derbilt cee NORTH YAKIMA—Mrs, James |A. Karr, the oldest white woman born in the territory of Washing- ton, celebrated her golden wed ding anniversary fn this elty yes | terday. Cut Prices Tomorrow On Best Quality 5-Frame, 3-Thread minister was about to join in mar riage two young friends of J. W Wilkingon, the latter swooned and dled a8 he was laid down on a pew lin St, David's Presbyterian church. ee Over 500 Smith Wilton Rugs Size 36x63 inches, BELLINGHAM.—-G, F. Raymond, in a Beautiful Line shoe merchant and elty councilman, TUUSTUAAUUESAGUUAEGTUU UU EONGHOOOEAAU TEESE EOTTUAA THEA TEE ATA OTEA A EAE EOE eT “V7|TV7z VV VN TUTOTANSOQQOOUEOOAAUOOORNONAAACUUOONGAEUOUOETAALN ot Patteraa |has announced his candidacy for as | mayor. Satelag@ GtiC®. 2404s ¢iheseeasen ues eae $7.50 il elem @ pha ape : §AN FRANCISCO.—The trans Sale price .....+ seeeeee sees teens $4.85 port Logan arrived here Sunday Ss with the body of Capt. Geo. H r of Pleree, late commanding office the transport Dix, «! TMM TO GET LICENSE A resolution voicing denunciation | the Saturday meeting, it is charg-| “Resolved, That we condemn the} ern New England cattle show here, | Bod Brussels Ru $ 2 fey HOQUIAM.—Miss Nellie Gibson i : of Tacoma was badly burned about | We Have These in All Sizes, But Quote the the body and arms when the Sea 6-9x9 Size view hotel at Moclips was totelly s destroyed by fire early Sunday | Catalog price 21.00 morning. The loss on the hotel Sale price was about $4,000, VANCOUVER, B. C.—Just as the| 2inch continuous interrogatories propounded by nine brothers and sisters of the deceas- the police today, pending an inves- tigation as to who killed Ketsha Uchida, another Japanese, at the ¢d, relating to the legality of her Abe home. Abe said he did the marriage to J. D. Thagard, who left shooting because he found Uchida 4n estate of $125,000. with Mre. Abe. Mrs, Abe claims agard made his fortune tn Alaska, and was part owner of the ‘Mecca bar. He left no will she did the killing when Uchida en , tered her home. EASY TERMS LOW PRICES Grote-Rankin’s voy bar AN EXPLANATION Regarding the Monarch Range Free Premium Through some unaccountable mistake In our advertising de- partment, our ad of last Sunday contained the statement that we would continue our offer of an aluminum cooking set free with each Monarch Range sold during the balance of this month. We sincerely regret this misstatement of our intentions and absolutely cannot continue this offer, owing to the positive under- standing given to recent purchasers and prospective buyers of Monarchs that this free offer would close Saturday, September 13th, (Signed) THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. 3-ROOM OUTFIT See the Wonderful Bargains in Our Three Fifth Ave. Windows this great offering quality and low price are com- making one of the best values in a complete outfit Seattle. In bined, you have ever seen offered in We have a limited number only of these outfits and they | won't last long at the low price we have put upon them, so yi you expect to get one an early decision is advisable, Will Sell in 1, 2 or 3 Rooms as Desired Three Rooms $1 55 Complete Terms $15 Cash, Balance in Easy Monthly Payments 7-Piece 8-Piece 5-Piece Bedroom ing-room Living-room Suite Suite Suite $55 | $40 $6 Cash, Balance In in| $4 Cash, Balance Easy Monthly Easy Monthly Easy Monthly Thi Balle. canslate ayinanne Tt ig his Suite consists he Living Room of a quarter sawed A fumed oak Dining | guite is extra good golden oak Dresser of | Room Suite in a good | value and consists of good size, with chair, | mission pattern; the | & fumed oak table, rocker and — center ble seats elght peo. | With side racks for {table to match; Ver: | aes F | books and magazines; |njs Martin bed, with | ple, the buffet has! one fumed oak rocker plate rail and no mir- with genuine ijeather | posts, Sole, ron ror, the chairs are | seat, one wood seat wire spring, with rope rocker, one willow edge, and a combina- | Made with genuine | rooxer in the fumed tion mattress with | Spanish leather slip | finish, and one fumed fancy ticking. seats, | oak tabaprette, PIKE ani FIFTH