The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1913, Page 3

oh @ied here last night, tim of poisoning, was the theory | held Friday nigBt, at which a reso on which the police here were jution waa unanimously tndorsed, working today . urging immediate action by the city Monday 50 chickens, presumably potsoned, died at the hotel, Mra Schaefles tried to save a hundred others by d TO SAY GOODBYE DIES OF POISON TIRED OF DELAY REDDING, Cal., Dee, 6-—That, Tire] of the long delay tn making Mrs. Theresa Schaefles, an em. {provements on eDuwandeh av Baye of the Westera hotel, * who | "Om Georgetown to the Meadows race (rack, a meetigg of the Duwa was the vic-/ mish Valley Commereiat Club was WILL TALK ON | TUBERCULOSIS ing them with brandy and oll, but they di After taking a nk «oof 6the brandy herself, Mrs ofles be came fll and died last nt. Phy Dr, Park Weed Willis Will be the siclans say she died » POON | sneaker at the “friendship supper Ing, and some of the brandy Fe \in the Y. M,C. A. cafet Sunday maining in the bottle will be an evening, following the session of| alyzed. the Sunday club, when he will ie ONT Sa RN % show the men through a sleet scope forms of the tuberculosis bacilli Dr, Willis will tell something of |the prevalence, cause, prevention | Rov. Alexander Beers, president | @nd cure of the disease. This ad | EP, Time enough to look at them when we are too old to do any of tho Seattle Seminary and Coi-|dreae te in ne with the observance| ‘bing but think and dream ‘i lege, will preach tomorrow of “AnthTuberculosis Day” tomor- | But, Dick,” I sald, “I feel as though I ought to see those ple See i the Olive Branch Mission, | Tow tur I'd hate to have some one ask me if 1 had seen Rosa Bonheur ® 111 Main st. The services will be | ‘Horse Patr,’ or some other famous painting that 1 know is hanging up farewell to Mr. and Mra. HH JOHNSON WIDOW TO WED | ‘Here, end have to answer No ‘ Pease, pioneers of the city and} ST. PAUL, Minn, Dec. 6—-An There you go Mrs. Schoolteacher We're not friends of the mission, who start for nouncement waa made today of the out for an educationa p now, but for a good tin the Isle of Pines, near Cuba, the fol. Wedding on Christmas of Mrs. Johr I'd have a good time at the museum, dear,” 1 explained A. Johnson, widow of the late gov You only think you would 1 Dick, with a kiss, and really 1 WELCH BETTER Patrick Welch, Spokane miliion- ernor, to William Allen Smith, for merly of Pittsburg, but now man ager of a lumber company in Min | neapolts. NOT 0. T. ERICKSON aire railroad contractor, who was ©. J. Erickson, who signed believed to be fatally fl! in the Se-| | the pamphlet which 1s betng attle General hospital, after a sert mailed and circulated tn the ous operation for stomach trouble, | Campaign against the logged ts on the road to comple recov off land district, is not Coun. ery, according to hospital reports| | cilman Oliver T. Erickson. The today. He has raliled since Sun Jatter, who fs a municipal own day, and will be able shortly to) | ership advocate, Is not sign make the trip to his home in Spo ing any such misstatements kane. and erroneous conclusions as || contained in the pamphlet re | ; ferred to, e o Whenever a woman knows a ee- cret she makes every word tell. DIRECTORY We are Devoting Our Time to the Disposal of USED AUTOMOBILES If Your Car Is for Sale, or if You Wish to Buy a Car, See Us. OBILE PURCHASE @ SALES AGENCY N BLDG. _ " §TUTZ MOTOR CAR CO. ooo K FIRE oT. Northwest Distribeters. Phone Kast 62. THE CAR THAT MADE GOOD IN A DAY. MILLER AUTO CO. M. A. MILLER, Manager. | —— MARION DORRIS TRUCKS 604 est Pike. Seattie’s Largest Dealers Guaranteed Continuous Service. Covers Every Truck Sold. Garage and Salesroom 610 Seneca St. Phone Main 6504. WASHINGTON _CAR- TERCAR CO. 1515 BROADWAY PHONE EAST 467. Imperial Automobile Agency Messrs. Waller & & ratton Distributors 312 Rast Pike St. Imperial “=: Gt models, priced from $1,298 to $2,600, f o Db Beattie | Five dittere G : “Pacific Car Co. Hudson - Paige“. FEDERAL TRUCKS sre ron" Phone Fast 1413 Studebaker Waterhouse Trading Co. Garford Seaton Gol aad ster Lippard-Stewart Trucks 1516 Broadway Phone F. 271 Charged with “Dal In the coldest wil 1 4 CO., Kighth and n Gasoline 16 Per Anti-Freere" jon. Main 1482. allon “EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO MAN AND HIS CAR" | THE WASHINGTON AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY MOTORCYCLES _ A. L. HALL | | Motorcycles, Bicycles, Repairing, Gunsmith, Locks and Keys. | Sporting Goods. Everything in Accessories. Neieuss Elliott 1311. 1021 First Avenue. | oavean “ preaate 2 a ceeeeenneenenence = _ - BALLOU & WRIGHT Automobile Supplies, G. @ J. Tires and Tubes—a Safe Buy S17 Kast Pike. Phone Kant 471 s | Motoreyel AND BIOYE mblem MOTOROYCE ' Northwest Distributes MINNEAPOLIS AGENCY, 1023 PIKE ST. Can make tmr Aeliverion on 6 and 10 horse power two-speed fhachiner t the new prices of $240.00 and $275.00, Come In and get as demonstration on the biggest and fastest stock motorcycle In Beattie, Best repair shop in town Harry Cogburn, Repairman ¢ and THE ART OF LOVING seems the only art worth learnin: | | = ° The Confessions |UNDER THE HANIMER-DEC. 1 The Man Who Feeds the Nation Is the Man Behind the Plow Teceecee of a Wife ART OF LOV JING CHAPTER XVIII I wanted to go to one of the big churches, Yoate rday betng Sunday but Dick proposed that we take a ride through Central park and stop at the Clermont Inn to breakfast instead I find that when it comes to “doing things,” I usually do the ones that Dick proposes, Not for one moment do I think 1 am a martyr tn doing them, but it shows me th while | like to do the thing Dick likes, HE SELDOM THINKS HE WOULD FIND ANY FUN IN DOING THE THING I LIKE. sterday | proposed going to the Metropolitan Art Museum, and Dick said Great Scott, Madge, what's the good of using up our time looking at the work of a lot of men and women, the most of whom gre dead? We're alive, Madge, and on our hone®™noon, and there's some thing dotng on the ‘great White Way’ every minute, WE MAY MISS SOME LIVING THING ON BROADWAY, AND THE PICTURES WILL ® only up there because I think It is the thing to do. And here is the queer part of it WHEN DICK KISSES ME, | THINK JUST AS HE DOES! I FEEL AS THOUGH ONLY THE PRESENT, WITH ITS LIVING JOYS AND PROBLEMS, WAS WORTH THINKING ABOUT. After you are married, life loome eo much bigger than literature, think he believes that | w to the Trermont, Dick is very fond of nature, and on our way where we went in a hansom cab, because I wanted to ride in one of those old-fashioned vehicles, he filled bis lungs with the clear morning alr and sald Say, Margte, twn't this better than sitting In any old tmusty chi h? “"The woods were God's first temples," | quoted softly, for we were driving under an archway of elms. Yos, that's {t,” almost whispered Dick, as he put Me hand over mine; “that is the way I fee! about it. I Jon't want you to think, dear,) that I have no sentiment, because | can't be sentimental, The thing | like best about you, sweetheart, ls YOUR IDBAIATY AND REAL GOODNESS. I'm no saint, Margie, and I've often thought, since wo were married, that If we have any kids, 1 WANT THEM TO BE JUST LIKE THEIR MOTHER.” Just then we arrived at Clermon Inn. where I could not eat any of the beofsteak which Dick ordered, for all the tlme my heart was repeating over and over again THE DEAR WORDS that Dick haf just been saying to me. (To Be Continued Monday.) & | GIVE UP SEARCH After an all-day search on Lake Washington and Union bay, patrol mon and relatives of Edna Sjolseth, the 2l-yearold girl who dropped from sight Thursday, last night gave up the search as futile. Mra. G. L. Sjolseth notified the police that her daughter was suf- ring from despondency over au iness. The mother feared the girl may have come to harm in the waters of the lake. She was last seen Thursday even- Ing, on the shore line of Un bay A deserted rowboat, a bottle cork two-ree! and a plece of dress cloth were Profit a|/found near a potnt where sho is ot New | delleved to have been. ot KEEP ARMS OUT OF IRELAND Edible Fish of the Med: | fence * educational | LONDON, Deo. 6.—Taking official ee Sunday Untit Night Unadorned,” comedy; “What Shall It Man?” drama; ore Zealand,” Hunga: Tuesday Beauty iterranean, . notice sed the first time of the antt-| I know that my offer is cor Class A Sunday Until Tuesday Night | home rule preparations in progress) rece, and the MOST CON- in Ulster, th - Sympathy. Od ue order ‘srohibitine fusthor|SPICUOUS FACTOR import. 77" fons of arms into Ireland. “The Turpentine Industry,” educational. Dream Sunday Until Tuesday Night subjoin my opinion when “Base Ball's Peertess Leader,” I ask you to WATCH IT Path c ama; "Her Pathe. ani dramas “The Swan|A hard, stubborn Cold that| GO TO nee ip ppg Girl,” Vitagraph drama. jhangs on, is broken up by lly Gao of it for the Colonial Sunday Until Tuesday! !!umphreys’ “Seventy-seven.” ee COLDS “Locked Out at Twelve, “I stopped coughing after the third dose of ‘Seventy- ‘| seven’,” writes a Washington Neator | “Views in Yellowstone National | Park,” joker. eee Melbourne Untii Saturday Night “The Woman Haters,” Keystor comedy; "A Man and a Woman,”| lady. Reliance drama; “Great Big Beautt- | : port fal Doll,” Thanhauser comedy: | The friends of “Seventy with a two-reel headliner and war| seven” all have the same ex- pane a xe perience with Coughs, Colds, Grand Until Saturday Night Grip, Influenza and Sore “Mutual Weekly,” wortd’s news i “The Children's Home,” Than-| /hroat, especially when taken hauser drama; “The Revelation,”| in time. bee drama; “An Aftor Aftalr, ; Reule sceseny 7 If you wait till you're sick- 4 bd a-bed it may take longer. Alhambra Until Sunday Night athe Golden Pathway,” two-part; The Dollar Flask, holds Vitagraph drama; “Why | am| more than six twenty-five cent] |Here.” comedy; “The Birthday | ; ; Ring,” Blograph drama: “Farr | vials—for sale by all Drug-| in Ancient Thebes,” educationa vists or mailed | Hamphreys’ Homeo, Medicine Co, 166| QUICKLY STOPS WORST BACKACHE THEY WANT AID | As {a the usual custom, the Vol lunteers of America will give a bas ket dinner to the poor of the city and a Christmas tree for the chil dren. The baskets will contain suf ficient food for a family of six, and will be distributed Wednesday af " ‘ : wall be Ceeember 24, from. the| makes seminey, Bladder Dis- Mission hall, 118% Second av. 8 orders and Rheumatic Anybody sending in names for In. Pains Vanish, | vestigation will please give correct | name and address. Any surplus) If you suffer with backaching food, clothing or money from the|kidney trouble; have disagreeable |. Christmas effort will be used for|piadder and urinary disorders, or the new Theodora home for women | q with ehildren, THANK YOU, CAM! tortured with rheumatism, stiff |joints and heart-wrenching pains, ou will be surprised how quickly and surely Croxone will relieve all jsuch misery, - | It soaks right in through the Commissioner General A. Cam|-|walls, membranes and linings, |nett!, in Seattle en route back to| cleans out and strengthens the stop | Washington, has outlined definite (ped up organs, neutrallzes, dis liy his stand in favor of Hindu ex: |solves, and makes tho kidneys sift | |clusion along the Pacific co ec lout and filter away the uric ac’ Iason the need of a hew immi|oud solsons’ trot” the biooa, anajone. I should judge that he te at lesst worth grant station fo a . and urged |ieaves the kidneys and urinary or-| $10,000. against abolishing ne ervic s tne Ave heros the Canadian borde oo bedi sede aliecae: a homerteader, has 4 acres will went the new station plan] {t matters not how long you have|_” ys in aitalfta and 150 acres in before congress leuttereds how old you ace. or whaci Went, OF t7e) Sod te Golng rvs arealng. ° } |you have tried. It is practloally im;[0ae 0. Bend Of cette, € Aontes, lots of hogs, TO JOIN MOTHER Po" to take Croncne withont te [turkeys ang obickels. He is a hard worksr | sols, for it tacts tb work the rein, | Ste tee nee ees ayn nee worth in ae ute you take it QUINCY VALLEY. I should judge that he ts CHBHALAS, Dec, 6.—John Hur-| it ye ffer with pains in the| Worth about $10,000 ley, 29, | 1 route today to Punx-|back or @ides; if you are nervous, Frank Casey haa never failed to raise a sutaway, Pa, to join his mother,|tired and run dewn; bothered with|dry-farm crop. He raises lots of stock, includ from whom he was kidnaped by | urinary disorders, or have any aigns| ing well-bred hogs, He has 6 horses, a few his father 14 years ago, and later /of kidney, bladder troubles or rheu-| cows and plenty of chickens, I should say that abandoned in the West matism, don't spend another need-| poe is worth about $8,000, Horley located his mother re-|jess day suffering ntly, after sever@l yéars’ effort.| secure an ordinal package of| William Dyche Is the manager of the Peer Croxone today, and prove for your-|ranch of 1,440 acres, all of which ts In cultiva itaid tion, ‘This belongs to Newton H. Peer ot jwelf ri hg now, as thousands of oth ers have done, just hgw quickly it will end your misery Croxone is Inexpenst West Stewart (near Pike Public | Advertisement 86 | Market.) | Vote for logged-off land district, |druggist Is authorized to return “| andevery and reduce the| purchase price if it fails tm a single casey Mra. Housewife, cost of living. Washingt QUI way of farms EVERYBODY’S OPPORTUNITY was heretofore an experiment, is today knowl- edge. and seed have doubled and trebled productive- ministers at $100 an $20,000, hustler and a ruatler. good Catholic and highly respected by I am establishing a new standard for community development in QUINCY VALLEY, Grant County, on. Here another dominion has been created, and here an empire is developing—WHERE NOTHING GREW BEFORE. Do you want your share? shows that good soil like that in QUINCY VALLEY, and at a low price UNDER THE HAMMER, OR, AT AUCTION—is the keynote to which the public responds. the country from Horse Heaven to the Okanogan and from large body of land, free from taxes, mortgages and other impedimenta, INCY VALLEY. The result is that 1 know that I am offering the cleanest-cut proposition in that was ever placed before the public and, in particular, the small investor. This is an age of intensive farming. What Improved methods, implements, material ness. No soil in the world ia better adapted to intensive farming along with the raising of hogs, cattle and poultry than that in QUINCY VALLEY. Fundamentally, about it, in the minds of all men who know land values —is THAT of price, or $10 to $25 an acre, to which I Power of the Earth I have yet to meet a man who holds an opinion in anywise adverse to QUIN- CY VALLEY. It’s the soil and its fertility. Here, as nowhere else, the active farmer is a money-maker. Above everything else, he will here find the best land for the least money. When the harvest ends in QUIN- CY VALLEY, the invest- ment harvest begins. The men who WIN are the men who BEGIN. The men shown in this advertise- ment got out of the habit of hesitating a long time ago. Frank Casey Sticking to a decision is as important as making one. They stuck. Here lis what, in brief, I am able to find out about them You might write them yourself, if you have time and your feet are not cold, which, by the way, never brings anyone anything but dis- comfort Jim Moore, a contractor tn Seattle three years ago went to Quincy. Today he owns 1,160 acres of wheat land and 280 acres of alfalfa in Webber Coulee, and at the age of 40 to 45 years fs estimated to be worth $40,000, Two years ago his place was without a building, where today he has a seven-room house and a big barn. One year ago last May he had 5 hogs. This year he sold $1,500 worth has 89 head left and 1,500 pounds of bacon. cattle. 7% cents a pound which sold at 72 to 82 cents a bushel B. Helb, homestended southwest of Quincy yrchard and «rapes. acre, one-year-old trees. This nets him about $2,000 a year for 10 years Wm. H. Vienig, postmaster at Burke, south- west of Quincy, and chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, term. Owns a store at Burke, two miles west of my property. serving his second He {ts a thrifty farmer and a He ts a every very busy man, but will write you. PLACE OF AUCTION—114 James Street, Seattle | Time—10 a. m. to 10 p. ma ° He also sold 91 head of His beef brought him an average of $40 a head and his hogs Last year he threshed 10,000 bushels of wheat, He had an offer of $30,000 for his property recently that he refused because it was $2,500 low He has 10 acres in He sold 20 acres of orchard land to Lutheran He is worth about He ts a The flood of inquiries that | am receiving Accompanied by experts, I Columbia River to the Puget Sound for a but found nothing that ae 4 Tacoma. Peer has other jan@ in this vicinity an@ em pects to make a “killing” out of his holdings in the — course of the next five years. He is not selling, but ~ buying. Dyche is from Indiana. He answered am ~ advertisement, the requirements of which were the stiffest ever put up to a Hoosler boy. But he is male ing good, and will soon have a place of bis own. turkeys, wheat, rye, alfalfa and fruit cover the of Peer's ranch. There Is a Reason The prices of farm pro continue to advance. As sho by Uncle Sam, the advance is follow: On potatoes, 20 cent; on bacon, 18.8 per on smoked hams, 17.6 per on eggs, 12.6 per cent; on steak, 11.6 per cent; on sit steak, 10.2 per cent; on po chops, 9.3 per cent; on hens, per cent; on lard, 8.1 per on rib roast, 7.9 per cent; butter, 5.7 per cent; on milk, per cent. Sugar has deci 7.8 per cent; wheat flour, : per cent; corn meal, 2.7 per cent. As compared with “a! prices for the 10-year a 1890-1899, all the products mem tioned above, except sugar, have advanced very much. Thuss Bacon, 138 per cent; pork 124.5 per cent; round steak, per cent; smoked hams, a ; sirloin steak, 79.3 per cent; rib roast, 76.5 per cent; ‘oes, 75.2 per cent; hens, per cent; lard, 69.8 per cent; eggs, 66.4 per cent; corn meal, 60 per cent; butter, 41.8 pem | cent. Sugar declined 2, cent. James M, Moore YOUR SAFETY IS FIRST On this point, I have taken every precaution te preserve and conserve the integrity of your invest. ment. Should I die, the Northern Bank & Trust | Co. of Seattle, trustee, will continue to accept your money, and have your deed for you with a clear title to the land when you pay out. There can be no fraud perpetrated in this transaction as has oce curred in the past in connection with the DeLarme _ proposition, Columbia River Orchard, and others of this ilk. You are protected at every turn. 4. H. Webley My offices will be open each evening. There, with my assistants and representatives, you will be cordially welcomed. Come in and let us talk it ov show you the frult and wroduce, as well as the soil, with pictures of the land. My liberal terms will more than meet you | half way, no matter whether you buy 40 acres or 400. Fill out the registration coupon NOW and forward it to me TODAY. A. McKAY JORDAN. ¥ Phone Elliott 5434, ” 114 James Street. Seattle, Wash. Take the Train and Save Money (Registration and Map Coupon) Please send me your maps and IR- If nothing prevents me, I will be present at your auction. If} buy, I shall avail myself of your offer TO REFUND THE COST ) TRANSPORTATION OR ROUND TRIP FARR to Seattle. DEAR SIR erature. Town (Note e there willbe a large number present from out-of-town points,early declaration will en= able me to amply provide for the refund of fares,