The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1914, Page 2

Announcement! MAYORALTY’S NO 15 FOR WOMAN, 40% Saving THIS ONE SAYS O EYE-GLASSES) , wannevton. oven 10 AND SPECTAC LES clusion that mayorships are no | fe HIGH-CLASS WORK | positions for women, | will not je my reasons, not wishing =3. W. EDMUNDS, Bine years’ practice | to become involved in contro with those who believe differently, but they appear good and sufficient to me.” enjoying one of the larg Vk Practices In the state. wi | This was the statement today of Bounce that in order to # Misa Clara Cynthia Munson, who Beeranee ie practice pe t on January 1, retired to private life he NEXT 9© DATS, to REDLCH 4 on all new | after enjoying for one year the dis SPECTACLE +| tinction of being the only woman Bass duiticated, avd mayor tn the West Bais te a CLEAN SAVING tr George mitz, a mere man KRYPTON invisible Ri-focals | Suc wied her, (hear-and-far vision), at lowest fa Miss Munson’s constituency was! tory prices “This is positively a genuine reduc pn of prices and allows you to ob in the very finest Optical service unheard-of prices. w@lasses straightened and adjusted “Although my term in office was / RRER! pleasant in the extreme, and the! “Consultation and Examination—| city council over which I presided FREE 44 ted me with the greatest re 4. W. Edmunds, Oph. D. t spect, no persuasion could make} “= SECOND AND MADISON s'r. more than satisfied with her ad ministration, but she could not b induced to make the race for re election. me take an office again, I refused | even to run for the clty council,” |from a ° THE STAR—TUESNAY, JANUARY 6, 1913. HOW SOCIETY PRODUCED BdREEE aa3ece -aDDEEE SLAUGHTERING BANDIT ANGELFS, Jan. 5 thousands of them, some in LOS slinking riding the world seems full of people who get things easily 24 years old, self-confessed bandit-murderer, chain of crimes which has brought him in “T saw people living without work alleys and some in limousines—-and [ thought that I, too, could put it ver; ” behind bars here, Ralph Fariss submits this as a key to th Cowering sentenced to die the shadow of the gallows Those sinster impulses upon which he acted in the robberies culminating in H. EF the Fl Monte Montague, flowed holdup where Fariss shot and killed Pullman Conductor boyhood saturated with the poisons of vice He was never able to contro! these wild impulse: And they had their roots In the conviction that “many live without tolling, and many toll | who scarcely live.” Thin was in his mind when climbed aboard the Richmond train he and the passengers looked suddenly into the muzzle of his revolver. 1 thought they would all seared and none would restat be The women and the gamblers had my money, I hardly know why I held up that train; it all happened so quickly.” It was tn his mind again—a mind enslaved by unchecked tmpulses when he swung aboard the Southern i= r+. TO1-TOS Leary Bldg. sho sald. wease bring this Ad with you While she was mayor, Miss Mun-| son acted as city at y and chief) Gomnne Unetu! and Av of police also, having dispensed | with the services of those dign i taries as soon as she assumed of fice. The money thus saved was rd Manicure Seta, Millinery Brushes, relia, Eto. used for civic improvements, | BEATON WRITES BOOK ON SEATTLE “There ts no other city In Amer joa that has had quite such a fasct-) nating time making Itself, nays | Welford Beaton, author of “Seattle in the Making,” a historical book | that will soon be off the press, “and | therefore there is none other that) could furnish material for just) such a history as | am writing The book will recite the physt cal development of the city. It wilt} abound with toteresting photo graphs, Beaton is a well known | newspaperman. KILLED IN AUTO LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6.—-Mrs. Is-) abel Simington of Moose Jaw, Can is dead and three others are suffer ing serious Injuries recetved when | a Santa Fe train struck their >| mobile, near South Pasadena, late! yesterday. James A. Stmington, son of the! dead woman; his sister, Miss Edith Simington, and Mrs. Thora Hagen) of Minneapolis are being cared for at the Santa Foe hospital. & Leather Goods Co. Miller Trunk pos a Av. Repairing Done dy Skilled Workman. _——— oe LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6.—Walton Wood, newly appointed public de fender, has opened an office whers indigent persons may receive legal ald without cost. An old estadtished ottics, equipped In every tone | alone. Pacific train at El Monte. “Why did | shoot?” peated, trembling violently, “t don’t know, It was just like running away when the hanker seized me. | had not expected resistance. | saw blind with fear and—shot.” Ralph Fartes ts a shivering, quail ing testimonial that the business of being one’s brother's keeper ts not he re- & popul one. From ariiest boyhood soclety had impressed upon him that the game of life was each man for bim self. If he couldn't stand on his own legs, he'd have to fall. He'd be the one to suffer. But Ralph Fartes had a very weak pair of legs, morally, to stand upon. To begin with, his nervous system was “sick,” he says Cigarettes, gambling, women and the wanderlust—to these he yielded quickly He was having hard golng of it But it wasn't the game to ask as sistance, nor to offer it, It w “hie own business.” A slave to nicotine at §, be ran away at 14, and was tn the reform ory at 17 stealing, and again at 71 for the same crime. Released, he hovered on the bor derland of the underworld, fre quenting gambling hells and red light dens, which are society's pet “necessary evils,” Hoens and pro tected. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chi cago and back to the Const again “Clever people don't work"—-more and more he convinced himself of Mre. Arthur Colen, bride who caused capture of Ralph Fariss, bandit-murderer, and portrait of bo y wh 6 he took to crime because society showed him thousands lived without tolling. And he had plenty of supporting evidence. After the Richmond robbery, where he got $150, and gambied It away, he met the girl he says he loves. She was 18, and divorced. He found her tn a Los Angeles dance hall. “Her mother.” says the bandit, “was one of those who never work- ed, but always got what she wanted ~easily.” With the consent of the! mother, “his girl” and he began| living together in San Franctaco. And now all the rotten spores of | him burst forth hideously, the fruit! of his crooked, his unsupervised youth. | He killed, and society Is, In turn, clamoring for his blood; demanding the pound of cure where it had not even given an Who will obtain the Indorseni another entry {n the race. of the “committee of 75,” which will Mention Judge Moore meet Wednesday night, at 231 aad “ With Dilling eliminated, the name 233 Henry bullding, “to confer as to) Judge William Hickman Moore, candidates for the office of mayor. former candidate for mayor, is most That ts the pulsating question of frequently mentioned the moment. A In fact, it furnishes about the only} And then again, the conference real ripple of excitement thus far in| ™A¥ select one of the candidates al- the campaign, and on that account, we in the field at least, there ix due a large bundle ou never can tell of thanks to Vivian 8. Carkeek, Arn| H.C. Pigott fought Gill as hard as 8. Allen, general secretary of the |95 one, and he's flat-footed against Y¥. MCA: Mra E. P. Pick, Mrs. | the cafes in the present fight. H. P. Fish. Mrs. George N, Me-|__ But it looks like a move for Judge Loughlin, Clifford Wiley, Frank A.| Moore. How to Prevent rence 8. Booth, who sent out the letters yesterday, calling the meet- We Still Have Some WASHINGTON WYOMING SAN FRANCISCO MONTANA FLORIDA Pennants left which may | be had at Main Office of | The Seattle Star by pre- senting one coupon and 15 cents or one coupon and 20 cents by mail. Tailored Suits and Tailored Coats at Substantial Reductions You will find this an opportune time for selecting Tailored Suits and Outer Garments at prices that have been made unusually attract- ive through substantia) price re- ductions. Buy Them on Credit Our easy payment plan same time permits you to make a satisfactory choice now art! pay for it later in installments to suit. Suppose you come in tomorrow and look through the display. at the 1332 -34 Second Ave., Near Union St Seattle’s Reliable Credit House | | | over.” ounce of prevention. ling. Mo Riles, pia” just one of Fought Hi Gill . jose who could not “put it | The “seventy-five” Invited “are Acid Stomachs and those who actively fought Hf Gill both In the recall and the Cotter!) campaigns None of the candidates who have already filed for mayor have been invited to attend. Former Mayor Dilling received an invitation, but declares he is not to be considered a candiate, Political dopesters have ft figured that the “seventy-five” will find the present list of candidates not alto- gether satisfactory, and will urge |) — — Jal the pain and in the stomach, sua aggravated by food Acid irritates the delicate omach and food fer GETS A FORTUNE BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.—Under the will of Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews, leaving to Cardinal Gibbons the res idue of her estate, the cardinal wil! receive between $200,000 and 0, 000. The money will be used, he| says, for Catholic educational work | Food Fermentation Dy « Stomach Spectaitat, Aas a spectaliat who many years fr y Hning 6 entation produces the dramatization of the| Six Banjophiends, three ‘ook. The house was packed to|boys and threo girls, head the bill| This plan makes a pint of cough the doors Monday night at the/at the Empress this week. They |*?TUP; enough to last a family a Z on e ou ant by opening performance, and Mise|sing, play banjo, fiddle and piano. |» Ih, ‘ar an peed. oeuak pea 4 a | Richard Milloy and George Mackey nt The Fighter and srence Bell as Cherry Mallotte, : $2.50. and Dwight A. Meade as Roy Glen the| . Simple as it Is, it gives almost In- ® and usually conque’ nt relt cone: 7 is partly due to o fact t it th veomet particularly to a Seattle] SILVERWARE FOR alightly laxative, siimulnten the ap. M4 pe petite and has an excellent tonic ef. vudlence STAR READERS Poot wt It Dlonmant to take—children eo like It. An excellent remedy, too, for o ©] A net of six beautifully decorated bing cough, spasmodic croup 4 TIVOLI {French gray finish Rogers Stiver nehig! pethins. " trad’ | Tea Spoons free to mall subscribers dolph Schultz and Mike Brady with of warm. Ww adel Senate tiney've got to [t0 The Star. ‘They are of beautiful |sttr re oo work, Tough luck. They |4esign and will last a lifetime, A y aerne. wesc) 38. 8 ow, it should be borne in mind duplicated at any store for less than | every one, two or three that Gus Leonard and Buly Ons-|9-60. We bave bought them in sldnet aint ‘tet low play Adolph and Mike, Which |Web large quantitie that we bre} nts for the able to give them to our subscribers. x is a most means that there's a big bunch of laugh -wtuff unloaded at the Tivoli this week, besides the warbling land dancing of the chorus maidens All that is necessary for you to do| valuable Norway white {s to pay your subscription to The | ror hy ein Star one year in advance ($3.26), |hoaling elements. Other preparatl and the spoons will be mt you,| will not work In this combination compound pine extract, and and other inal 1s of 8 ean take advantage of this offer which explains why the Pee, ey TY MAY BACK MOORE is pla Dy hy Raymon¢ Parey SB pagecpsd a sii |now and renew for a year from the P! an ti mitated n, but ; time ft explros, or by interesting a|"°\ "hus LT AS eae mm friend in The Star and taking & gatiatas: \o PANTAGES on subseription.at the Teens Ray, epare Ds Your : price, you will receiv ne hed Finex, OF Will qos it “The Golden Dream,” fantasy just the sams, apoand! for you. aif not, send to The Pinex| COPPERFIELD'S AMUSE There is not a drop to drink to TIVOLE ihos" ay day in this heretofore wettest of of \| ifrontier towns, excepting the cold || Keating @ ¥ pa water that trickles down the city | spring THK SUNT ITOTRS | Youterday afternoon the town|| ..0. 4 Mot of Fun and M : aaid farewell to one of the most). - . eva a oe elaborate collections of “booze” in ‘lo lle + ye BP hy the state Today the corporal's guard that Lieut, Col. Lawson left in control t did not even have to of what of the distr | watch the pty had been saloons In shipping out the Hquor supr Jot Copperfield, Col. Lawson got rid | CARD GAME ENDS WITH SHOOTING Ana card shells of a varied assortment of gambling devices as well Two roulette wheels, several faro and twenty-one tables and a large assortment of chips and othe mbling paraphernalia were loaded on the spectal car provided for carting away the visible signs and means of Copperfie!d’s gay times. result of a quarrel over a Jimmy De Pietro, the city hospital day, dangerously wounded, and N D, Blasia, also a laborer, is held at the elty jail on an open charge The shooting occurred in the World bar, 622 Sixth 8. {10:30 Monday night la to. game, borer, is at ay, at BOOZE SUPPLY PANTAGES | | 1A Gorgeous Spectacle in Peven | ] “THE GOLDEN DREAM” BOB ALBRIGHT ‘i COPPERFIELD, Ore, Jan, 6—| “The Male Melba” { |Gov. Wert has made good his 100 and 200 promise to the people of Cop Geld MENTS MOORE | :x:¢ | AN CL TONY and Kiaged & inew* 1 « * Mag A production costing over $190,000 t» A Mighty Story, Bich in Komasee and Adventure Twiee Daily—2:00 and 8170. Jan. 12-13. Mat. Tues, SEATS NOW SELLING PRICES —NI to 69.00; MAT, GABY DESLYS ARKY PILCER IN wire The Little Parisienne” GaBY “a KINGS, GABY DANCES GABY FASCINATES ONCE AGAIN! DID B ALLARD | YOU REGISTER? Speed up, Mr. Citizen and Mrs.) Citizen, and Mins Citizen That rexistration for the com 7 ote lial ad big a8 It) © B. Fitzgerald, indorsed by the; Pony dave left to regteter,|’™provement clubs of Ballard, | Fe dole pA “T, brobably will be elected council and ly Fee Rave rar ine man thie afternoon by the council the first three days, making the/to fill out the stub«nd term till over een at te per|March, made vacant by the resis day. That rate must be Improved {nation of Austin E, Griffiths to be age attle Is golng to FeBIsEr come w candidate for mayor is _eatire 55,00 vo The counell took 20 ballots Mon re ope ” | ? 5 Fy ceagang wry owed en day, but failed to elect. Fitzgerald | ma y day at the Prefontatne | iq ‘in several ballots, but did not bullding, and until 10 p. m. Satur-| osive the required five votes days. | A determined effort is being DIES OF HER WOUNDS soy Gia ame f. EUR A Cal Jan 6 Mira | Mary Sm! shot Fr y by Jacot | Moskol, a Jealous admirer, who sub, sequently killed himself, died of Hl Check Career of New Store Red Front Clothing Company Re With a Most Remarkabie Sale—Ciosed 10 Days by Fire of Dec. 23. FOUNDERS DEAD ct } Thomas Shepard Nowell, an| | Alaska ploneer and prominent bus-| |iness and mining man, died sud-! |denly Monday at the home of his son, Frank H. Nowell, 936 35th av He was 82. Nowell went to Alaska 1883, and was one of the first to ettie in Juneau. He formed a num- ber of large mining companies, The deceased is survived by seven sons. The funeral will be conducted by the Masons. NO ONE WANTS IT CHICAGO, Jan. 6.—Yesterday was the day for opening bids for the construction of Chicago's $131,000,- 000 subway, but it seems that no one wants to undertake the task. Nota single bid was received, and a soc- ond request will now have to be made, | STRIKE TIES UP BOATS The steamships Northwestern and Latouche are lying idle in their ro spective ports, Seattle and Tacoma, with tons of ore in their holds, watt ing to be discharged at the Tacoma smelter. The walkout at the smeit- er is responsible. Best modern outside rooms, 2c to 50c, Stewart House, 86 West Stewart —Advertisement. | | MAN TO LAND VACANCY? to land the berth for but Fitzgerald dge made today Norman Abrams, ema to have th Councilman E vote for a woman ¢ Mrs. E. P. Fick, Mrs. A. N. Bure igh, Mrs. Jessie E. Martin and Mrs. Peter Bettinger received com plimentary votes. Councilman Peirce attempted to cast his cilman, and have the balloting put over for # w but though he renewed the motion se times, Councilman Marbles to continue with the balloting prev re) that are badly broken down and too far gone to save, can be removed and be replaced by nice, clean bridge work— a credit to yourself and the dentist, too. Dental Office Suite 301-302 Eitel Bldg. Cor. Second and Pike, Next Door to Bon Marche. Formerly Eastern Painless Dentists Cor. 4th Ave. and Pike St Although forced to close for ten | days on accornt of fire on the night of Dec. 23, the Red Front Clothing Co, 1510 First av., just! above Pike st. opposite the Pub-| lic Market, bas reopened again] with the most remarkable sale | ever placed before the Seattle buy- ing public, Speaking of this s >| H. M, Rogers, the proprietor, seid “The insurance was satisfactorily adjusted. I have been paid for! very article which has been affect 4 by either fire or water, This has enabled me to offer for sal le " jin 11 scenes, showing some won: Farris both acid! hundreds of articles in men's wear-| MOORE \derfully pretty pictures and a one of estion, The sarel ot positively unheard} *'\charming singing and dancing s. For instance there is a} ee pnd proved a chorus, is the headline attraction | stories, “Antony and Cleopttre eek | tt the Pantages theatre this wok, |* canes } Shirts. $1.00 kind, at 18¢ peing told in “movies” this Week| Hoy Albright, the “Male. Melba,” [they Comprine over 80 per cent of alll $7.50 Men's Siip-one at.....98¢ |f service to all parts of the at the Moore theatre The ple-| ci, % tu Soekes stomach difficuition—the first and] 3400 Me aune eias | ture: eOleken on the original|‘ormeriy with Lou Dockstader’s|oniy step necessary is to neutralise Men's Shoes at ij rhage 1 red, | instr returns more popular|the acid and stop the fermentation $3.00 Men's Hats at 28c scenes, where the principals lived, {hin ever, Julia Redmond, com-|>¥ taking In a little warm or cold) “These prices are merely exam-| athe Nl eer rage 3 the banks ledienne, brings forth a happy little | f, Le ating. 8! ples of how we alm to dispose of| Bulletin 5B ll chee Siotures take |eketch, Durbar and Turner pat and oniyjevery articte in stock. There are z . ” "at at the | ‘er and dance and Reed shows an |really effective « 1 food cor-| hundreds of other bargains, Every Fresh Home Made Peanut | you. The “movies Snows lexceptionally clever bulldog jective known. The acid will belthing has been placed in like lots | bie ‘ . | [ Moore are Meee Ta gaan Ae neutralized and. the fermentationland beginning tomorrow morning|§ Butter, Ib. .....+.++++ 15¢ |. |tists. Anthony Novell! plays CNUEYS- ; ___—@ | Stomach will_at once proceed to di-|at 9a. m., the sale will be resumed | tony, and the role of Cleopatra 1s ORPHEUM sat the food ta a Wealthy, nereall with mote starting bergaine than(y Latge 10c Loaves Fresh j enpe se tene ee Ore ae ae bad | RTE mth featte ZOU SUS over. ‘The insurance company's|f Bread 8¢; 2 for ...... 15¢ le ——4|lesque wizards. Marie Brandon, a|trs In its p loss {s the public's gain. You) : ; SEATTLE | |gracetul dancer, ' assists them.|tiee-#. 3° should remember this and come|| 3 Cans Stringless Beans o.— tbe Spoltera” we [Frances Cameron, mustesl comedy — Rs, Vegan baa la SUA WeN ln vensen’s ee BEE | Rex Beach's “The Spoilers. 16 |\atar, and Walter Lawrence present Sd bli i sige ig AR ary i " | 7 thrilling book of Alaskan adven war en Brondwayn a pessing|| The Quickest, Simplest ||"Here the big fire was Dec. 28] 18 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar $1) junetion ruled, Beach teits the| "soe 6 ne Cough Remedy 1510 First av., just above Pike st.,/f 3:4 Ibs. Powdered Sugar | story well. And so does peg > o— s Faroe ° ~— opposite the Public Market.—Adv. |”? . “ede | ell & Batley company at the ie MPR 7 Easily and Che ly Made at Sie oa weee se eeeeee attle theatre, which adequately |@ wedded porbegagese ‘ ‘ | The 4 Cans Good Peas ...25¢ | Per 1-lb Prints or 3-Ib, stone croc 29Cc Per Lb. New Honey, 2 2 MCS. .%.. RED SHIEL Wo will fit a gold-filled frame, | guaranteed for five years, with| spherical lenses and leather case, | complete for $2.50, This includes) Ladies’ for a35e enna o Umbr ‘Curry Optical Co. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 3064-66 Arcade Bldg. Bring This Ad With You Bo! Ize Lace curtains, pair 35e | t, 48-tneh __5th, 6th and Pine_ WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Big Specials will prevail all over the Market Wednesday. The best goods at the Lowest Prices is a feature of the Westlake Public Market, known to thousands. Make use of our FREE DELIVERY eae For Stall Numbers on Specials Listed Below See Butter Special BIG CUT Red Shield Butter | ington Creamery Butter, State Brand Good Oregon Butter POC A BIG BARGAIN At the Big Churn in the center of the Market. LONDON’S DRY GOODS ON THE MARKET ‘The store of the civil service clerks. Outing remnmnts. city. Boards. Full Cream Cheese, 2 Ibs. 2 20c Comb Honey ..25¢ 15c Karo Syrup .....10¢ 3 doz. Extra Fine Oranges oe ..10¢ Good Cooking Apples, box Kgs’ 9 5¢ Fancy Lemons, doz. 4 Ibs. Dry Onions ....15¢ 37C Per Made before your eyes—Wast- A224—fresh every day. CREAMERY Double inducements all day. ome | Tollet Coit soap, Armour & ge imported by Kenting & Flood from |"hargeq pala nit your subscription |. 7 Brombt,tenultayirom thin min. a careful and accurate examina: | to ite ve heir sho house n ‘ortlan ed t have ndeared to thousanda fa! lon. eg ‘. ty does not expire for some time, you | ‘y's ‘ qenG her outings 90. <- +B | Ce joven, one dele ¢ ueen of the cafe f\ » YOUlof housewives in the Un Staton SO | atin ¢ | Canvas gloves, Ad Travers, queen of the cafe, | Rew 1 « Unt taton | Be | Ladies aniria ati soa | for 4 | Arad Swit curtatn Reliance |