The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1914, Page 2

i f ' EE eee = te THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1914. o “Harry Thaw Not Crazy,’ Says Star’s |4* vse ex 733 BUY AT PANTON’S arry [haw Not Crazy, Says Sars A“ USEMENTSS rts Limtteteattottt Miest|METROPOLITAN dim THURSDAY| Woman Writer, After an Interview =: quo van . ioe ¥ > Se] SES SEES = [ALLTWANTNOW IS 000 FOUKHEAR (IG AUDIENCE cs TIVOEM, el op, . ren, al, por e, ; rep’ a ; ¥u i ieptel Con a =r) enslee| c= | 10 GOBACK HOME,” | oF NeWchorUs) IN “RICHELIEU” PANTAGES “=< 3) tow et at to work. ae races, Seer nite PA ? ‘The People's Chorus gave ita first| Opening night at the Moore in|} “20 MINUTES Phone THEATRE Prone Darrony | oa Betcony | Pelr, O8e. 81.35. concert at the Hippodrome last ting of Robert 1 Montell 19] IN CHINATOWN” Mots, Thersdey, ‘tetonisy Sana cum Powder |e saiere 8 [etcees, Site | ene tte ope By Nixola Greeley-Smith t= rors mumer onthe prosram, |" As he en throughout, Santa P oultry Show 2 se Jer ye 60e. wee oe. (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) [ship of David F. Duview, was given the, clasel put_was royally sup AT THe Corsets —nalways the most economical because the “Warner” name means longer wear and better style while it wears. It carries assurance, too, that every inch of boning and fabric ts the best; that however hard you use !t, It will not rust, break or tear, In short, that the WAK NER REPUTATION IS BEHIND IT Come in tomorrow or most any day and ask to seo— Style No, 1—Designed for the medium- stout figure, with meatum bust and long skirt. A splendid grade of coutil ts A Picture of Nixota Greeley-Smith figure, medium bust and long skirt. The material in this one is of fancy figured [g|been struck a might Concord, N Evelyn Nesbit Thaw During the Famous Thaw H., Jan 21, 1914 was going it did it There was talk to me Drawn by blow and a young man bounded into knew what the! commission to do long before suppressed ela- m- differently about anything and everything |planned for May 8 and 9, at which| many characters in which are gain 980 Fancy] Women’e| All Misses Mrs. Mary C. Thaw and I were standing by the window |!¢ !# hoped Anton Stransky's New| ing intense approval in Seattle : ? 7 hth onic orche w le ix convineing as the aged China Pleces, | beautiful} and Children’s BY oi her room on the third floor of the Eagle hotel at ( oncord, |bo'sresent. “ Pre | rues, ccias rallantty rfid a's oe | S148 Fen site Mace ~ as N. H. It was! The mixed chorus of nearly 200! France from the plots of the trick sortment,| pers, special ree | voices, well balanced and grouped. ere who surround his sovereign, on Leah, abd Se. Lees. a few days after |e the audience with their first| Louis Xill. His home life, his af Oe inet ace Hasement Second Floor the commis-| gumber, “Rise, Sleep No More.” | fection for Julie, his ward, and bis 8 sion appointed Massonet’s" Vinton Fair’ waswung | desire for her great happiness in »y the federal | very beautifully by W. F. Paull, The| life, are rome of the pretty features All Women's | All Women’s | All Women’s ae Boot queties trom Verdi's, of the play. Stik and Wool | Fur Sets and | Coats, Half} Suite, Half file Sete i fe Daurhter of the Graces Fritz Leiber, who was given his Dresses at 1-3 Price. iy arry K. | cejlently rendered by Mra. Romeyn| share of ap Less. mhenne 19 C0 | Pores i Thaw is now 8. Jansen, Mra. Grace F. Homated,| was again th ' Second Floor | Second Floor | Second Floor Second Fleer sane and/W. F. Paull and Theo. K. Johnaton.|1n the person of Adrian de Mau should be ad The Mendelssohn male chorus of ore, vee the ty firs ed ) voices assisted at the concert. | falter Gibbs deserv redit fo SPRING, 1914, MODELS IN THE FAMOUS mitted to bail,|phey rendered three numbers the impersonation of the unlikable but everybody | splendidly under the direction of | Gaaton, duke of Orleans in Concord, | Pret. Davies Tonight “Macbeth” will be pre 3 who had seen| The club showed evidences of| sented, following the matinee thir careful drilling. It has some ex-|afternoon, “The Merchant of arner & i. and talked) ceiient voices | Venice.” with Thaw, NOTHER VICTIM OF AUTOMOBILES | a tion in Mrs. Thaw's voice beans and manner as THURSDAY NIGHT, January 16 According to William P. Woelke, she tried to ry! Bill, 22-year-old girl, struck | Jr, 6540 Greenwood ay, the car and killed by Marry Boswell’s auto. | went 100 feet after hitting Storfold MONDAY NIGHT, January 19—/ He was picked up unconsctous and Mrs. C. V. Cameron, 61, run down |tawken to the city hospital by J. O. Woman may recover. car, Hruggeman was held on an TUESDAY NIGHT, January 20— open charge an in the Initials, “ the material for this number, oad it Be 5 eee tar wavelyn Thee aad Along. | ¢xcePt “Har | Man said to be H. Storfold probably| Storfold sustained a fractur double thickness below waist line, at- side th cture These Words in Evetyn’s Hand. | Sys case |fatally injured when hit by a car /*kull and provable internal Injuries tinatively Commas TS ray writing: “The Logical and Lovely Nixola Taking} | Sucidenly the | driven by J. 0, Bruggeman. At noon today he had not recov Three pairs of Hose Sup- $2 00 In the Thaw Pew.” Evelyn Gave This Sketch tof door of the ee ered consciousness, and his gendt porters attached. Price ......q&e Mise Greeley-Smith Herself. 1) Since Inst Tharsday night, when |tion Is grave, Se Mo; 2~A Coreet for the avernge room = OPEN’ | Miss Bery! Bill received her death| With Bruggeman were B. R. El Style No. 2 oree as if it hadjwounds under the wheels of a|liott and McNulty, artists, and three} speeding automobile, with a drunk. | Women. by car driven by Russell Thompeon.|Hruggeman, who was driving the) The men were returning| on man at the wheel, two other se from a masquerade party on Broad Bon Marche OVER 2000 OF THE FINEST) GORKEY IS DYING ST Max the last stages of tuberculosis. batiste, with lace trimming. Two pairs of good Hose Supporters at. the room. Before his mother could speak my name—before I had altogether grasped his identity—he was shaking hands way. LACE FRONT CORSETS AT $2.00, $3.00 AND $4.00 Style No. 3 is average figure model. with low bust and long skirt. The ma- terial is of good quality conti! and of double thickness in skirt. The top ts with me! Mr. Thaw's mother “You are taking an unfair advantage of him ‘The funny part of it was that, though Harry Thaw had been the “prisoner at the bar” for several weary months and I had been one of many writers who attended his trie! for the killing of Stanford White every day, we had never met before, Naturally, therefore, I said to He doesn't know me! the aged Mra. Carrie Cameron, just atter a visit to her daughter, was struck down, wan duplicated in part shortly after midnight, when a man, thought to be H. Storfold, was struck by an auto party at Ninth | Russell Thompson, held reapon- |afble for the injuries to Mrs, Cam eron Monday night, was held tn police court yesterday to be charged with assault and battery. He ad mitted he was drunk when he hit the woman, officials say. The max- Warner; trimmed in lace. Two pairs of good quality Hose Suppoters attached. Price $1 00 Second Avenue, Between Spring and Seneca ay. and Pine st juries which probably will coat bin wife. ACID STOMACHS ARE DANGERO Nime-t ofa Bald to He “Why don't I know you? Why do you suppose | shook hands ff) I didn't know you?’ Harry Thaw asked in a voloe which ts low but so distinetly enunciated that it ts almost theatrical—a voice which I heard for the first time. “Of course | know you! After all, we used to see a grent deal of each other!” he added emilingly eee And so we had during the long days when he crouched, a miser-| able, mysterious and always silent figure, before the jury which ac) quitted bim and the Judge who sent him to Matteawan asylum for the criminal insane. But, though Thaw knew me so readily, {t was all | could do to recognize in the buoyant, alert young man before me the, melancholy defendant of the famous Thaw trial—the man who had), 404, shot another to avenge the dishonor of his wife. | ‘There was vigor in Thaw’s handshake. There was health ana| strength In the quick stride he made to the window and, after asking | me if I did not find the room too warm, threw {t wide open and stood breathing in the cool, dry New Hampshire air which he thinks has done so much for his physical well-being eeree to Act A ftamo: constul cure of phyatcian, » the whose eau 4 for him an t eputation, maid in “ . |course of a recent lecture that n and recelved tn Stomach Trouble y Agvice on Came and {imum penalty is him | his license as a driver is BAP SHERIFF IN RAYMOND, Wash., Jan. Over 50 resolutions have been in. tion hore, ranging over a varie nt the | earls |Pected to arouse rather keen dis 1,000 fine, a year in jatl, or both, and revocation of troduced at the state labor conven- |of subjects, some of which are ox- Harry Thaw was dressed in a FARMER GIVES UP | AFTER LONG SIEGE SUMMERDALE, N. Y., Jan. 21 —After standing nearly a week siege, barricaded in his home here by Sheriff Anderson and a posse tically all men affect these days. friend, the sheriff.” week, Beardsley said, if he had had Inquired. fuel. plans long ago. Haven't any!” Harry Thaw replied. 1 don’t know what | shall do. brown business sult with a brown four-in-hand tle and the high turnover collar that prac- Anyone meeting him for the firet time, with no previous knowledge of his tragedy, would “And what are your plane if you are released on ball?” I “| gave up making It has been re- jail intestinal troubles, as well as wanes of the vital organs. eto a deranged ach, which, In due, nine times out of ten ve acidity, commonly term have judged him simply a well-dressed, well-bred young fellow mach or heartburn, which with confident manner and exceptio physical activity. not only Irritated and infiar the “Wonderful alr up here, isn't it?’ he maid, turning away from the |@filoate lining of the at )_ but window. “Just Iike Switzeriand! I've had some great walks with my nissre Itty Intereeting to neta that [he condemns the use of patent med |elnes as well ax of medical treatment for the stomach, stating that he and [his colleagues have secured remark © results by the use nary irated magnesia, ported t a citizen of New Hamp- eral Ge of 20 men, Edward Beardsley sur- shire. That is not true. Not now—but eventually—when | can it te asf rendered at 4 a. m. today. | | do 60 honorably, | want to return to Pennsylvania to my tale an it wi Beardsley, a small farmer, was mother’s home in Pittsburg. That le all either of us wants foot withe #0 poor that neighbors declared his | now—to be able to be at home TOGETHER.” moving the tack. Remo tack nine children were suffering for) A EA In the very short conversation I had with Harry Thaw it was, of and the f t ne food. | course, impossible to gain any notion of the degree of his Intelligence, ‘fil'™s * ‘oubles Poormaster Putnam called to} pet si | But 1 know that in that brief contact his face and manner were and medie take charge of them. Beardsley! Two badly battered schooners|those of a normal man trained in social usages, one who impresses so "0 lone would not give them up, and when/are being towed to Puget sound| much with his balance and poise that he makes you feel that all his 8°), 1° Putnam insisted, shot and danger-| today as a result of the terrific| dreadful story of love and crime and death must be an evil dream ously wounded him storms which have been prevailing| as, Indeed, {t may now appear to him Then, his wife and children with | along the Pacific coast. One is the him, he shut himself up in his| Kwong Chow, was followed today house and declared he would kill! Oceania Vance. The former was in| GEN. CARR DIES another starboard. tr truggiet a AST whoever tried to enter bad straits when picked up by the e a quarter of a gins of } cold The sheriff would not permit his|tug Tyee off Cape Flattery. Her water after meals, repeating in 1 men to use their firearms for fear| canvas was torn to shreds, and the | minutes: if necessary, this being the ot killing the woman and children.| vessel was listing badly on the most efficacious fn all cases —Ad He could have held out Vertinement NORTH YAKIMA, Wash., Jan 21.—Gen, Eugene M. Carr, brother |in-law and former law partner of Harold Preston of Seattle and for INCREASED PIANO | brother, and Preston, have arrived lfrom Seattle to take the body to |that city, where the general had made his home for many years Gen. Carr was 64 years old, grad: | uated from Columbia college in 1881, explored the Alaska territory ‘in 1883, and settled in Seattle In Moderate Prices In our new quarters, 1418 Third Ave., we have given special attention to equipping the repair shop to the best advantage We are now in a position to accept order rebuilding, or refinishing pianos of any make, and guar- antee the results to be the best obtainable Estimate for Rebuilding Furnished Free of Charge. Phone Main 8940 for Factory Tuner. for repairing, eoPRent Company the counell are invited to attend! and address the meeting briefly, Is the Basis of Our Success your money | THIS IS THE PLACE TO COME We are a Home Com- pany. You buy direct at you. Between Pike and Pine OUR 1914 MOTTO BEST Dental Work known to |ranch at Selah, near here, Tuesday, If you are interested Dental Materiats SHOP FACILITIES | 222h tet on | erties. 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Jan, 21-¢ C. t lowest prices Wearing a long coat which covers onvenient terms want the terials, and the rifle strapped to his shoulder We guarantee to please Dental, Work and which is always kept ready for, 3 We give |Our prices are sure to sult you, jaction, Mike Donnelly, the mulatto | In why “our escaped convict, is making his way . ‘cannot lose by coming to us, toward the Sak valley today, ac Jand we are sure to win when you do ’ ? nelly, who Wun a life termer, ob-| our work ta ure to please you tained food at a farm housg y | ry ° . » charge for exantination PIANO MANUFACTURERS day near the town of Hazel le Co. Inc. | ame Established 1870 “i A Mle bt Aa ee th 7 nt Ail nt Spee Geitore.| ALBANY CUT-RATE Seattle Branch—1418 Third Ave. [held at 7:30, All candidates for 1510 Third Avenue : D E N T isSTSs Paok Wide. 2nd nw ator or walk u Hike St cussion. Secretary Charles Perfy Taylor, in presenting his annual re- port, sharply denounced Sheriff Jamieson of Pierce county. “As long as corporations are per. mitted to hire armed t ¢ during strikes, there will be hell,” he said. ‘BOSS OF LUMBE CAMP A SUICIDE SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Hugh Sutherland, superintendent of the Dempsey Lumber company's upper camp, was found dead early this morning, a half mile north of jew, with his throat cut. He is believed to have committed sui cide. Sutherland is thought to have lived in Tacoma. No motive for the deed is known. APPORTION BAGS | OLYMPIA, Jan, 1,00) Jan. 21— 21 jturned at the penitentiary, the board of contro! has apportioned |277,000 to Whitman county and 157,000 to Lincoln county West 8 get the following 000; Skagit, 49,000: Sno. homish, 9,000; Whatcom, 11,000 A PLAN TO SAVE OLYMPIA, Wash,, Jan, 21.—Con solidation of the assessor's and treasurer's office advocated t at the conve 1 of county assessors by C. A ‘ook of Plerce county. He sald {t was ridiculous to continue the separation of the two offices and ventured {t would save Pierce county $17,000 if they were combined ‘RECOMMEND LOAN FOR CITY CAR LINE | The transfer of $75,000 from the f fund to the city railway fund has been recommended by the city utilities committee as a loan The amount is to be used to com plete division A of the municipal line, The dill now ‘goes to the finance committee for considera tion —————— 1915 Novelty Fot | ENTERPRISE NOVELTY WORKS rr Ave. Senttle cause. There le on)y One “Bromo Quinine.” Ls bee signature of E y Ch Rib Roast . Pork Back Bones, 10 Choice Steer Sirloin Steak Hy esaamiabrreresie os) F Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, doz. ...- Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp {t signifies purity and quality | LABOR REPORT 21.—] ‘Boston Dentists | Meat Prices | | | CUT TOMORROW, THURSDAY FRYE:C0.’S ALL THIS WEEK ADMISSION 10c | ROS EVER BROUGHT TO- GETHER AT ONE SHOW ONLY ONLY More Days TO SEE TO SEE MARY PICKFORD In That Fascinating PETERSBURG, Jan. 21 Gorky 18 pronounced im in W. Greve on box. 260 Drama “In the Bishop’ MARKETS 7c 25c olce St Ibs. for . 35c Shops open until 6:20 p. m. Views at Her Home Kennedy, Tourtt Athion Leave Colman Dock, ®| (except Sunday), 8:00, 10:20 « m [2:00 (except Sunday, Sunday, 3:0) m. Saturday, 11:45 pm Time Table subject to change tom 1. Fare S0c Real |LOOK! READ! THINS Absolutely the only theatre in Steamers H. 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