The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1913, Page 10

OX O NCY PI into circles of white or any Woo! cloth desired and on the of the woo! pin all sires in pins, makes rtable gif a girl who wo a offi who ofter a pin A the old-fashior the bow t more than apprec an who re y eor which to keep the needles and thread t# alway woman who travels, It ean be made of ribbon Make the cover dougie, with pasteboard wotlnd with ner a small pair of A book In appreciated by the with loaves of flannel put inside pockets at one side for small thread, both black and white soins les Ve to on ors together and allow the lace edge to form the outer edge of the cap. If lace with eyelets is purchased, all one has to do ts to run the! elastic through these eyelets. If) Mot, sew on beading an inch fr m the lace edge on the under sice Run elastic in and sew to fit Us head. At the center of cap t four or five neat shirrings, deaw ‘Bp neatly and fasten A dainty bow and the cap is complete. A BAG _FOR POWDER PUFFS and finish with dainty scallops and CARRY BATTLE 10 SAVE DR. HAZZARD TO WHITE HOUSE “Keep the kettle bolling,” ts the urgent request of Satvati officials, who are planning Christ mas choer to the “floaters” who may be in the city during the Yule tide, A dinner for the “down and out- ers” and a big tree for the children i be the features of the enter tainment at the army hall at Woeb Army | eee A DOZEN LITTLE SILK BAGS made of all shades of lavender tu ribbons, filled with dried) “Sweet lavender, may be surely ac ceptable to a new houseke sper. ‘ : Any colors may be used for the! Dr. Linda Burfield Hazzard, the “fasting specialist,” will on Monday fngton and Fifth Haskets filled bags, but the prettiest I saw vere | appeal, through her attorney in Washington, Phillp Tindall, to the sa-\with good things to eat will be fm shades of purple. There are’ preme court of the United States for a writ of error in her case. tacen throughout the city to the #0 many places in one's house} If denied, she must go to the penitentiary at Walla Walla for from|poor and bedridden, who will be }one in 20 years. junadle to nd the good times Meanwhile Robert Graham, tne “bread king” of Great Britain, Is) down town journeying Washington-ward to sse President Wilson himself, to cham pion the cause of the Seattle “faster,” and, if possible, to get the nealp of Dr. Hazzard’s archenemy, E. C. Lacian Agassiz, British vice consul sta tioned at Tacoma. It is stated that {f ho fails to obtain Agassiz’s removal through Washington, he will go on to London and lay the matter before tho crown. The “bread king” seems to be the only friend of wealth and influ ence that Dr. Hazzard has left. He says be fasted 52 days under her direction, with the result that he was cured of an {IIness that otherwise | would have been fatal, and that he was restored to such robust health | that even new hair has begun to grow {n profusion on a once bald head. |DECLARES HE’LL SPEND FORTUNE TO GET JUSTICE FOR HER Graham said, before leaving Seattle, that he would devote his for tune, if necessary, to get justice for Dr. Hazzard. | Dr. Hazzard has written the story of ber life, which ts shortly to be published. In it she charges that she Is the victim of prejudice and that her persecutors are the medical fraternity and Agassiz. Claire William son, whom, the prosecution charges, Dr. Hazzard starved to death, being }a Britysh subject, and Agassiz being an officer under the British crown, Dr. Hagzard says the latter projected himself into the case for personal | aggrandizement and became “perniciously active” in the prosecution. The doctor says Judge Yakey, of Kitsap county, browbeat her wit- | nesses; that the prosecution stooped to tricks to influence the jury; | that she herself was persuaded, against her judgment, not to testify ia | her own behalf, and that the whole proceeding was farcical. | Viewed by and large, the case is curious. Dr. Hazzard may have the ... $20.00 $24.00 22K Gold Crowns. .$3.50 to $5.00 Bridgework .. Full Set of Teeth $3.50 up Porcelain Crown $3.50 up 20% TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LIBERAL OFFER Gold Fill _,. $1.00 up |} secret of perpetual youth and health, or she may be the murderess ai lh Fillixe § bl charlatan that her enemy, Agassiz, says she ts. The fact remains that ie P | She is a victim of prejudice. It couldn't be otherwise. All $25.00 Suits or Overcoats, now All $30.00 Suits or Overccats, now ....... All $235.00. Suits or Overcoats, now All $40.00 Suits or Overcoats, now All work during this sale goes with our usual guarantee, fit and workmanship. Don't forget that atl our work is done right on our premises, tn our own shop, by expert taflors. We do exactly as advertised. Lady Attendant. Terms to auit |ORTHODOX IDEA PREVENTS HER ‘All work guaranteed 15 years. || FROM GETTING EXACT JUSTICE Laboring People’s Dentists. was first charged with first-degree murder, in that she deliber. | ately starved the “heiress” to death to get hold of her “fortune.” That Electro Painless Dentists | Couldn't be made to stick. For one thing, the “fortune” turned out to de of the stuff that dreams are made of. e tet and Pike, Opp. Public Market Dr. Hazzard was then tried for malpractice. And the jury's verdict was gullty of mansinughter! SS eee THREE NEW PENNANTS OUT THIS WEEK In other words, the jury found that Dr. Hazzard's ignorance was so colossal that, instead of curing her, she starved Claire Williamson to A new shipment of pennants has fast reached this office, and this death. When one ponders the situation, {t {s hard to see how any unortho- dox healer or other practitioner could get exact Justice in a law court We have been putting our trust in doctors for so long and taking drugs week three new pennants can be|and medicines for so long, that we have come to regard any departura secured. The new pennants are| from orthodox materia medica as the work of dangerous quacks or still! Montana, Wyoming and Kentucky.| more dangerous fools a oe Sb in - Sitfenent adler The jurors who tried Dr. Hazzard, the lawyers who prosecut- eee BRS B very Sitenetive ed her, the judge who charged the jury, the reporters who report. @oliection by themselves. Pen- €d the trial, the public who read the reports—all are thoroughly mants can be secured for one cou- pon, clipped from the front page of The Star and 15 cents for each pen- pant, when presented at the main impregnated with the orthodox idea. office of The Star, or any of the LIGHTS GO OUT IN COURT; SHE CALLS IT “A DIVINE PROTEST” branch offices. If ordered by mall, enclose 5 cents additional for each The prosecution had as “expert witnesses” orthodox physicians pennant. 1100 Third Ave. Whom could Dr. Hazzard bring forward as “expert witnesses” for her- helf? Fasters? A dramatic incident not at the time reported occurred when the jury brought in its verdict. Just as the clerk of the court was about to read it, the lights went out, leaving the courtroom in darkness. Judge | Yakey struck a match, and by its dim and flickering fare the verdict of} guilty was read. Dt, Hazzard calis the Incident “a Divine protest against a miscarriage of justice. The supreme court affirmed the judgment of the trial court. It de nie@ a petition for a rehearing, five judges concurring, In that petition Dr. Hazzard set forth that her constitutional rights, under the Fifth and Fourteenth amendments, bad been infringed | Replying to a furthey motion, the state supreme court sald, in an opinion, that it was true that Dr. Hazzard's constitutional rights had been infringed, and that a mistake had been made; but, having been made, it couldn't be unmade Many lawyers regard this ruling as establishing a dangerous prece. t. It may and may not be good law But any layman can see that It {an't good sense. ALBANY, PAINLESS? @ 1(AQ086685 ALBANY CUT-RATE DENTISTS | gates EXTENDED our friends del Boston Dentists 1420 Second Avenue. We need pudiicity to talc abou . | Opposite Bon Marche, Seattle. The Salvation Army | The Ideal Dental Office. We save you pain, Christmas Dinners and Our nar your work w host COME TODAY—DON'T PUT IT oF Set of Teeth, Guaranteed (A We save you money Woe save your teeth. Our Prices—Examination Free. WIE, OW. . ose ecccesee .. Oe jold Crowns (22k a Solid Gold or Porcelain $3 Christmas Tree ex heavy) pecan $5.00 er cae nf! | Contributions of Cash, Produce and Clothing rete in rt le Ai $5.00 Gold o¢ Pascelain Bridge Gold Fillings .. 1,00 up. 3 LIEUT. COL. C. W. SCOTT 322 Globe Bldg. Work ...+.+---+5- ébeteod : wees Solid Gold Fillings. ..75¢ UP URGENTLY NEEDEp! hasificial esty’ tease wait, Silver Fillings..-... wits Mod 2 Pee eee er $5 is $15 Albany Cut-Rate Dentists |All Work Absolutely Guaranteed | Palpless extraction of teeth by a new botanical preparation, Second Floor People's Mank Building This office is indorsed Kecond und Pike. Elliott 3665. : by Seat ‘Tage Elevator or Walk Up. OUR FRICHS WILL sURPKIBE. YOU tle’s leading business men and by OUR WOFK WILL PLMASE TOU. the Dental profession generally, THE STAR.-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, other aide make a pocket for a tiny! ounces of orange flower water, Into HELP THE ARMY!|HAS A BAD C | $28.00: | 1913 SMALL EXPENSE | ° [ Fine Furs; for Christmas You wiN find Christmas . Oltte real value in th + Kreat ptock of fine and por ‘lar priced Furs-—the largest ‘inplayed in the Northwe iver Fur is true to nam | and include The Newest Styles in | Coats and Sets Made Up in Alaskan Seal, Persian Beaver, Mole, Hudson Seal A Man's Traveling Ca Lamb, It is always hard to find Just the right thing to give for a Christmas «ift a man If you have a friend or relative aVels much, make him a trav Ala ine he { A beautiful bag can Qe made | | D\ eling case. Use fancy cretonne Id¥ the outside and Mine with rubber | fi] a ane rigr thet ry for either a mother or a grand. | | ‘ cloth You can get t 8 of any col | this great showing. | | mother who loves to knit or | | The case should be quarter of a yard wide and a half yard long erechet. Take . flowered. rit A pocket at the end for soap and sponges, The middle pocket is made = I= SAREE HIE III bon about an eighth of a yard | lengthwise of the cane iW wide. Pleat the center into a You can see by the ilustration how these pockets and straps are | Special Prices Are Displayed strip half the width and a half made to hold tooth brushes, razors, brushes, combs and the other totle:| fi} Daily in Our Show Windows | yard long. Featherstiteh the articles that men carry with them } of Special Interest to pleats as you seé tn the flu» ! tration. } chamois bag of powder, , whi h five drops of tincture of ben Christmas Buyers. i Crochet with konittin atte | These little vanity cases tle to coin have been added He sure to | —— lccct cae ane te el rr gether like a book and it will fit) beat the Ingred constantly un: | fl - — |} baby ribbon on the end. In in one's purse il quite oc They must be of the | | this you can stick your steel | | . neat and purest quality, and the | | | ¢rochet needle or knitting @raw ribbon in at the third row be FOR THE ‘eames Perey pleading pend igh La u son a ur O Nc } | | needles } low the edge, Take cotton batting don't fore boxer of cold) “48ed must weigh them carefully °9 e | | @) and roll into ® roll about an inch cream made the following i | n these little, thoughtful gifts may and a half thick, ¢ © pieces recipe. You ean buy the boxes at) FOR A BRIDE, fill cookbook 819 First Avenue go and be a comfort | three inches long Wind one end the nt fill with skin, WIth recipes neatly o 4 from |) COLMAN BLOCK | ee of batting with silk or ribbon the foo tle with ribbons Care Coe's tested recipes | FOR THE GIRL FRIEND who! ,color of the bag down one-half the skh used by near + me uses a chafing dish, make a ribbon | is made by covering a plece of card-| length and tie with bow, Fill the all beauty #p s, and time and FOR A YOUNG BOY. From a belt, using elastic about one and | board, inches square, with any little bag with the cotton puffs.and use have shown it much the best yard of silk and a half yard of out ice at oakne” stocking 84> one-half inches wide. Cover with color desired. Crochet around 4 little sachet powder nt for preserving and soft Ing flann “uo can make six thes mis: ribbon shirred full and a little | with same color in a single crochet . hd ening the skin Une an old one for a pattern sit; ee | dine teft onthe top and ‘botton: |etiteh: "Do not full any. Next row,| FOR A YOUNG IRI, buy a| White wax, % 02; spermacetl.|if you want to make Pig ocd ne The Wonder Millinery Co A YARD OF SHADOW LACE To this hang two pretty bright| use double crochet with three chain | *mall, round mirror and make two| % of.; lanolin, 1 on; sweet almond | Unctive, embrotder the tnitial of} be enecighth of a yard wide will, holders on narrow ribbon the same |atitches between, putting the dou plecon of cardboard the size of {t; | all, 2 of; cocoanut oll, 1 ¢ the young man tn one end, |] 216 PIKE 8T. 1525 SECOND AVE. make a pretty boudoir cap. Sew shade as the oat i ble crochet Into every fourth rye pati Haan yg with allk, Pag ta Take off the fire seh at until “ but the ai je, two . ‘ Crochet to the depth of five tn put the mirror. in the o adding, litt ittle, ¢ We are featuring all the newest Novelties and Millin- ) SERIOUS CATARRH IfLDS TO HYOMEL ry styles. We particularly call your attention to our new SIDE ROLE, in gold lace and velvet. MODERATE PRICES. LD Bul WASHINGTON, Dee. 12 fering from a Ke Be wine in time and use Hyomet head and at ee tiret warning of catarrh 528 Second Ave—TWO BIG STORES—816 Pike St panied by a slich Do not let the disease extend Wilson was not along the delicate mucous mem-| any visitors today branece, graually going from the ae to the throat, thence into the} LIPTON HAS barred married men from working on his Shamrock onchial tubes, and downward until 1V., fearing they will reveal to their wives secret features of the boat. however, insisted that the « Jelding to treatment the lungs are reach r " ene eee In danse of comaametian’t 74 8°! How now, Sir Thomas? D'ye think the wives would let it go [rerhes? . Cary Grayson, id was His physician, Dr He said he hoped to have the! Hyomet will effectively relieve all president well enough to attend the Gridiron elub dinner tomorrow curable forms and stages of catarrh night. Tt is so uniformly successful that {t * always sold on money back if not Ra benefited plan | 4 HUSBAND GONE) tire is to omer treatment tor] aturda CciaiS cat heh gr # like Hyomet, or just ——_ as foc None can take its place,/ Ho's da gooda tian. I fraid | honk oy cote ‘ ‘ - ceil one give such quick and sure re! 1 lif 4 hoe hit fe woutin “owe hack aaa’ at ao its caw mus ewe | Pure California Wine rant . 2 Mr ment ts breathed through a pocket! judi Bottle Han Jacobs, a Polish woman, 8%/icnaler that comes with ‘one . Incl ing pas Cae ee rs A she reported the disappearance of her husband Stanlet Jacobs, 24 yesterday from thelr home at 2410 ininal outfit, thus reaching the most remote cells of the alr py aa With every $1.00 purchase of our bottling we will give free 1 bottle FRE 17th av. W. “He no drink and| Ming the catarrhal germs and i | likea da baby an’ me,” said the soothing and healing the Irritated eicitnis woman, mucous membrane. We will pay express charges on Attention! Out-of- | Town Buyers all orders of $4.00 or over (except beer). nd your order early to avoid the rush. Begin the use of Hyomet today and you will soon find that the of-| fensive breath, the droppings Into! the throat, the discharge from the! Officers were ordered to look for! Jacobs. If he does not show up, a) warrant, charging wife desertion, will probably be Issued. RED CROSS SALE or) ool are" || 1509 First Avenue—Public Market Center jand 8 but $1.00. | Extra bottleWof liquid, if later need ed, 60 cents by druggists every: where. The sale of the Red Cross seals today is in charge of the Women's Coterie club. The work ts being conducted under the direction of Mra. H.G. Lall, Thursday the sale was handled by the Women's Re Net corps. Mra, Rose Howard, axe 70, a member of Stevens cor was the leader in the number | sales, Her stand was located at the Fraser-Paterson store. Pll Help You Give Christmas Presents $1.00 DOES THE woRK OF $3.00 Make your Christmas giving a sensible matter by giving practical presents. I am going to help the sensible people who follow this plan, by making the money go a little farther. I have selected a line of garments to place on sale tomorrow—garments that make a most acceptable gift, and as my share of the Christ- mas offering they are priced at about one-third their actual value. ARRESTED FOR FRAUD jeral authorities here Thurs day arrested A. R. Fuller, on an/ indictment returned in Kansas City. | ¢ in charged with having used | » maiis for fraudulent purposes Her has resided in Seattle for » past year. He was ased on | nishing bonds to the amount of Ht that unuseo office furniture. | lew cente invested in a Star want ad will do it $22.00 Blue Serge $10.00 heavy long Tailored Suit .. 8: Black Coat y Chiffon Dresi $15.00 Mercerized Poplin Coat, all colors $15.00 Fur Piece $27.00 Fur Piece We Give Free Trist to Prove Our Truss the Best Lady a FURS THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT Splendid assortment of high-grade Coats, sets and specialties in all popular Furs. Every Fur guaranteed. All new styles. Rxpert NDBE Just Surprise Your. Palate extra heavy 50 to $50.00 taflor-made Suits, ht, all materials 00 tatlormade Suits, $2 cut and fine finish Apia nt Se RR 4 $22.50 taflormade Suits, In serge and worsteds, rpg black ee heavy materials ‘ vee 16.85, ets for ......... S22 $40.00 tallormade Suits, cheviots, serges and ped re pre arene a worsteds Oct? 3 ! jets for .... 93 $25.00 tailor-made Suits € $19-35 $30.00 black English Hare $20.00 hand-tailored heavy blue serge Suits. $8.95 Sena 815.00 A Pieces 875.00 - $25.00 Pony Muff. 81 $27.50 Procaded Velour Coats ........... 813.95. aseang ponte Fox $25.00 extra long Coats, heavy mixtures in brown, rye erays and tans ee $12.50 o Near §& $12.50 tailored Long Coats, mater: Heyes 00 Red F tals Oe Aa $ e oe r Fine, dreasy black kersey and, broadcloth and fancy $30. 00 Min’ Sets. 817.30 er Ete ge coe har aa REE $5.00 $10.00 separate Muffs and aL rr “spa 52-2: 88,08 Neck Pieces $5.00 " . $25.00 and $40,00 extra fine taflored Coats, in’ all GSD. Canmnegs a New Delights in Our colors and materials $16.95 ag dren's Fur § a £25.00 to $50.00 Ural lamb and plush Coats $22.50 + ed are ee French Pastry Xt will APT SUR OREN oh Garis Fur Coats, values up to $75.00, at .. $34.50 ae sass siz waco "Dresses and Skirts Be ean gga $10.00 tailor-made Serge Skirts $75.00 long ¢ $20.00 Poplin Dresses for caer Terie $1.00 Silk Messaline Petticoats ... 81. $40.00 Crepe de Chine Party Dresses for... $13. Corduroy Dresses, $13.50 value, only a few left. $140.00 Marmot Coat $100.00 Natural Mink Pieces $150.00 “Large” Neck Pieces . 00 Natural Mink Pieces $50.00 Japanese Mink Pieces $40.00 Japanese Mink Pieces . $100.00 Leopard Coat $5.00 Messatino Petticoats, all colors $25.00 and $30.00 French Serge Dresse: $5.00 Tailored Walking Skirts for. . Hoffman Cloak & Suit Co. 1316 SECOND AVENUE. McCall's Patterns. <—PoACcH>un We work are at something customers. ST. 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