The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1914, Page 3

! FAM USEMENTS)-« METROPOLITAN MOORE Mat. and Night geet wes SATURDAY, JAN. 17 of the Immortal Composer WITH NOVIKOFF AND RICHARD WAGNER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Rest of Week £90 and 8:80 (ere fests at Peed Pertormance, te gm 230 P.M. Sunday, etern of the Stupendous Theodore Stier, Conductor Reerge Kleine Photectramn Prices 50c to $3.00 e Seats Now Selling : |ROBERT B. MANTELL | In & Massive Production of KING JOHN Ana ‘her Classico Plays Arrangement for the Week Monday Night ‘ 1G JOUN ns » RICHELIEU MERCHANT Night ant 25c gee World's Greatest fa ont parte theatre FIRST AT MADISON | . F VENICE Wednesday MACH || Thoreday ul Home of Musical Comer he Mstca Comedy ~ KING LEAR KIN uN the ROSEBUD ‘ @ Curtain Kises at 2 and & ANTAGES | “ATTLE THEATRE | P Phose Mate 43 LITTLE HIP Poutght eet 8! Week a a Thareday, Seturday and Sanday | "Allert Performing Riephant tm the aust @ MITCHELL PRESENT ” i NAPOLEON “The Silver Horde 3 200, Me, We the HL) FUGITIVES: “WUERTA ANGRY | Maiden! 15.—Amert lest to cITy, were uneasy today Huerta be prov by the nic from the Ojinaza ‘American side of Mexican emba was expected fo that they be allowed to re) to Mexico By Fred advice of his physician | Preecuting Attorney Murphy will) for San Francisco Monday, tour for the Hawaiian {slands | Murphy and thelr two were accompany him =a Started, a | Hadn't a As Soon as the Train Chest. Phone Eliott i4s¢ (ee Caman BADe DENTIST Somehow, I'm terribly reluctant |to bloom out Into a bride. folks are more enthusiastic about it than Iam. They like Cuthbert He has some class to him. Up to this time all the beaux I had were a little peculiar It's no compl ment to a girl if her beau is pe cullar. Birds of a feathe flock to gether. My folks glad Mr ——~| Hugginblossom in nm promising SVERETT-SrATTIY |than the others who've been smit INTERURBAN RAIWAY ten with me. They figure he can TO EVERETT — Limited | of me without assistance od 5:36 4 Local | t#k@ care f m 19:39, 11:30} 4.9, 5:98, 11:45 pm. dasly. Pitth av, near x Drug store, Brown Your Hair | Don’t Be Misied Into Thinking trat | You Can “Restore” the Color by Any Gradual Process USE WALN INT HAIR STAIN | | | yx Sa ADS DENTAL CO. Third and Pike Dental Experts. We ali faded an attractive me women le by thou Aa stfles fitted entirely in white Meme! dna sanitary in every way. and streak pM them before going sleewhere. rand in ita piace beautiful brow Crowns 81.00 Pridge Work $5.00 Or you can Fillings toe Up ofe Retreetin Tint Hate and Cleaniog Free w 7 Prarie) Other Works ” ‘One Dol Rhoads Dental Co. Third and Pive lealers, and nending ai t Adres 4 Mrs. Potter's Hygienic 2010 Groton Bldg. Cin , One. “THE TRUANT BRIDE”——— Miss Dillpickles Finally Becomes Engaged to Marry, but the Hour of Her Triumph Is Embittered by A “Screecher Film” in Six Reels All my/ t The Onty One Satisfactory Way Is to ‘RICH PORTLAND MAN MUST PAY. WOMAN DOLLAR PORTLAND, Jan, 16.—-After deliberating nearly 30 hours, a jury in th lroult court. whieh heard evidence in the $50,000 breach of | promise sult brought by M der | trude Gerlinger against Idoya | Frank, & prominent merchant awarded Mrs, Gerlinger dame in the amount of one last night The coats In the case were as ne dd against Mra. Gerlinge | ® names of a number of men | prominent tn society were brought! | Into the case, | In her complaint, Mrs, Gerlinger alleged that Frank made a tract to marry her during 1913 and) then broke It. She asked for $50, | 000 damages on the ground that she had been deprived of the post-| tion his wealth and famfly would have given her and that her feel-| ings had been hurt | |HOLD SUSPECTS Two young men, giving thelr! names as Charles Boyce and Leo Herons, occupy cells in the ety Jail) today, pending an {investigation Into) the robbery committed at a grocery | store conducted by EB. White, at 400 W. Harrison st, Wednesday night Two highwaymen entered the store | at 7 o'clock, and commanding White put up his hands, rifled the cash Roth were masked and Hoyos were arrested rn av. later In the evening y Panic. Schaefer Great Weight Lifted itself Off My Care in the World. {from them Pa keeps asking me when ft ts } } | to be. I think pa wants my room. It's the best room in the hous But I haven't set the date for the wedding yet My fiance doesn't seem to un derstand the delay He says I ought to fix a definite day and then au. I find that to. Work ing on a tro au helps pass the at I want is some the wedding day time away. Wh thing to make look so far off that I'd really anxious to overtake It. I can't get excited at all over my wedding. Probably if I go away a while| jand don't s ithbert, I will feel be J more like wanting him Yes, that’s what I need—a parole! So, without saying anything to | Cuthbert, I packed up and went on ja visit to r t Salsify In Con-| necticut As soon aa the train | started a great weight Iifted ttaelf| off my chest. I hadn't a care in| world, I read a magazine and| caramels with all my former | girlish artlessness is unconstitutional, accord-| ing to a decision by Judge Craig, of the superior court, on record here | today | | RENTON’S GROWING | jeh you A big glass works and bottling| concern, employing about 100 men | simple mixture of buckthorn bark and carrying approximately a pay 10 CENT BOXES-ANY DRUG STORE | klycorine, ote, kuiown as Adler ka FR EE OF ¢ HARGE | roll of $45 a day, will be entablish:| w y ALSO 25 & SO CENT BOXES« 3 the remet y bloh peoana, fauny ed in Renton on February 1, ‘The py curing appendicitis 8 the The Doctor was formerly a Government Physician, and has plant will be owned by the Oregon ORK WHILE YOU SLEE jmost thorough bowl cleansor Ht foit that % would be. neceemncy for hie: t apene bitet of ae Glass Co | known and JUST ONE DOSE re-|f time here, he would make it worth while for people to trade with ws pre Nene ie ss alt ___|lieves sour stomach, gas on the NAT WILLS 8UES | |stomach and constipation almost We handle that famous Improved German Blood and Rhew NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Nat Wills, | IMM TA TRLY You will be sur |f} matic Mixture—satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded. actor, sued today for annulment of his marriage to La Belle Titeomb, lactress and former San Franciscan. | HUNDREDS OI ST, PETERSBURG, Jon, 15—-Re | FIOUGEN iiincnm 2S srert ito maaien TAR MISFORTUNE Of a Good, Reputable Concern Brings Good Fortune to YOU The sincerity and business integrity of the Steinberg Tailoring Company, owners of the English Woolen Mills, is recognized from coast to coast in the United States and Canada, wherever our merchandise is sold Our Misfortune |Your Good Fortune is the result of too great an expansion — hence, we are in is the result of our misfortune in having to sell over one mil- bankruptcy and in the hands of the Federal Court. However, lion yards of fine imported and domestic woolens in the we are determined to pull out; and we are honest in our con- newest patterns for Fall and Winter, 1913 and 1914, as well victions that we have enough merchandise and assets that as a tremendous lot of early arrivals in smartest patterns for when converted into cash, we can pay every creditor every Spring, 1914. This means you can buy trousers, suit or over- cent that is coming to him. coat at less than manufacturers’ cost. This Tremendous Stock Is Divided Into Four Grand Offers Offer No. 11} Court's B Offer No. 3 You gay select absolutely any You can have a Suit or Overcoat, material in our establishment; made to your measure, from any fine imported and domestic pattern of several hundred styles THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1914 ankrupt woolens in good patterns, worth THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE that sold regularly for $15, $18 nited States for the Northe et ¢ up to $3.50 per yard, at illinois. In the matter of Steinberg and $20, at Tailoring Co, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 21,592 To the creditors of the Steinberg Tatlor , of Chicago, in the County of Cook aid, bankrupt is hereby given that on the 26th of November, 1 an order was en tered in the above entitied cause by the Honorable George A. Carpenter, District Judge, which order 1s in words and figures following On motion of the bankrupt heretn, ft 1s Ordered that this cause be and hereby ts ele 4 to F. L. Wean, Referee in Bank ruptey, and #ald Referee is hereby vested with power to cajl a meeting of creditors for the allowance of claims, to examine the bankrupt, to preserve or conduct the estate, to consider and pass upon the composition and to report his recommendations as to the latter to the Judge for further action, and take such other steps in the proceedings as day $1.25 va Offer No. 2 $11.75 Offer No. 4 You can have a pair of Trousers | |: contemplated by Section 12, Subdivision You can have a Suit or Overcoat, made to your measure, from any | | tating to Bankruptey: And tt te tu made to your measure, from any ordered that action upon the petition for adjudication shall be delayed until {t shall be determined whether or not such compo: sition shall be confirmed.” You are hereby further notified that meeting of creditors of the sald bankrupt for the purposes in sald order specified will hi in Room 437 Monadnock Block, Chi », Iiinois, on the 10th day of Decem- ber, 1913, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the sald creditors may attend, prove their claima, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. FRANK L. WKAN, Referee in Bankruptcy. Meee Nov, 28, 1913. pattern of several hundred styles material in our establishment; of our “Special Character” fabrics fine imported or domestic woolens, worth up to $8, at pair, $2.19 that sold regularly up to $35, at $13.75 We are honest in our assertion that this is the most remarkable and meritorious money-saving opportunity that has ever come your way. It will be displaying good business on your part to at least come and see. ENGLISH WOOLEN MILLS THIRD AT SPRING—TW9 STORES—704 FIRST AVE. HEADQUARTERS CHICAGO,ILL. SHOOTS HIMSEIF lof boxers, including Edward Pink- AS 40 LOOK ON man, 125; and Barl Baird, 116, left | WiLL WAIT YEAR The contemplated plan by the school board to erect a separate pa- rental school for boys was aban- doned at the meeting held Wednes- they are scheduled to participate | day until next year. OFF FOR SPOKANE E MORE TROUBLE Another serious outbreak between the striking teamsters and strike breakers was reported to the police Seattle today for Spokane, where | (Continued.) | ports from points throughout to have occurred at 6:30 Wednes ; Miss Margaret a Northern Russia today indicated |day night, when William Fraser | —- a evr gapees A. A.C. men ¥et-|. Dorkia was appointed as the li vtonse snffering among the peo-/and Charles Linder and afourhorse| While rushing to the city hos-| 0) ; {Grat woman to act as trusat ofa ITALY IS SHAKEN ae eerie of recent heavy tam of the Lioyd Transfer Co.| pital with A.C. LaMarre, 66, a car-| p a ot rec were stoned at W. 56th st. and 14th/ storms. The number who bave ae "NeW. The frightened. horees| enter, Whe fired « bullet tnto hi There Is Only One yoy = » ‘ain, alice au mob ec | LEGHORN, Italy, Jan, 15.—Six| perished was said to run high Into/ran across a dangerous street car) cady nignt atruck Samuel Ragle B. Qa hi fi isnt earthquake “shocks were|twe mundrede, tatie before they. were checked /SSGNY Right atruck, Samuel Eagle ««sBromo Quinine” felt here in rapid succession about | ~~ av. and Spring st | 1-30 a, m. today. A pante toliowed.| WE AD ACHY ILIOUS, CONSTIPATED | LaMarre fired three shots at him. | Thousands rushed into the snow H A A H ’ B LI ’ C PA ’ |self, the first two going astray, in That ls |covered strests, Some could not N YOUR LIV DIME A BOX | trsnters: 2a 1620 Four av, at t B if i be induced to. return to. thelr CLEAN YO IVER— A BOX) eerie 'wednonday, in the prea xative Sromo Quinine homes for hours The shocks _ - ence of about 40 fellow unionists. threw the Mediterranean into a) ¥ s+4 pious! You have a throb-(and don't resort to harsh phystes| He died at 8 o'clock | Used the World Over to Oure a Cold in One Day atc ea ya 3 Ay abet bt snsation in your head, a bad|that irritate and injure, Remem-| Fakle sustained a broken leg and) fle Br: many Lad oe. st [? By ae . caged sh vour eyes | bet that your sour, disordered stom brulses about the body. Always remember the full name. Look faeces: ingens ipl oad aod yi PY@S| ach, lazy liver, and clogged bowels | i known, there were no casualties, | hurt, your skin ts yellow with dark} can be quickly cleaned and regulat | CARL’ A BEAR for the signature on every box. 35¢. Jrings under your eyes, your Mps|ed by morning with gentle, thor S SAE Ne e UNCONSTITUTIONAL Jare parched, No wonder you feel|ough Cascarets; a 10-cent box will | ee LALA NOMURAR AR Stee . lugly, mean and ill-tempered. Your| keep your head clear and make you N PEDRO, Jan. 15.—-C : LOS ANGELE Jan. 15.—The|gygtem is full of bile and constipat-| feel cheerful and bully for months, | ean re gto reams wel wage act passed by the last legis-|eq waste not properly passed off,|Get Cascarets now—wake up re-| an ahd, bat Bre 10 & Qhaierenat lature making it incumbent upon|and what you need is a cleaning|freshed—feel lke doing a go0d|\, hig cell in the city Jall and was employers to pay employed men in|yp “inside.” Don't continue betng|day’s work—make yourself pleas-|.aved from death after a struggle | i | full within five days after their dis-|, billous, constipated nuisance to|ant and useful. Clean up! Cheer About oar FREE DOCTOR, who will examine and prescribe for with the failers. rself and those who love you, LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS: “TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE” We want to tell those in Seattle | suffering from stomach or vowel trouble that we are agents for the any patron of the Brendel Drug Store Located at 117 YESLER WAY up! | | CANDY CATHARTIC | at the QUICK action of Ad Nert-ka. Swift's Pharmactes, 2nd Ave., and 225 Broadway N. LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONT. ie f