The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1914, Page 5

Woodhou USE YOUR CRED! Choose From This Fine New Stock of Axminater, sels, Wilton Velvet and Wilton Rugs—All the Different Sizes With a Wide Choice of Handsome Patterns 4 Just Three Days More to Save at THE RUG SALE Tapestry Brus AM Pike. Machines rented WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co. 1626 Third (Near Pike) Main 15c5 NU BONE CORSETS | What The Sun Says About the Seattle Engineering School 215 Madison St. Brassieres that are slight- Bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves. Orpheum Bidg. Is the Natural Way TO THE EAST Oregon Short Line AND Union Pacific Three Fine Trains Daily a lot Dockery, ly soiled, odd sizes, etc 1 Values up to $2.00. 50 fi To closé ....60 00% Cc wd ANEW FEATURE ‘TO PARCEL POST ~ By Gilson nm Gardner EL PASO, CAPETC vote of South lant Postm: in a statement }when the order was te: & corresponding revenue derived from such mat! CAPTURE BANDIT Feb. 1 WN, 8 42 Africa woman suff ge. & 42 increase Considerable r train at that th toda mall of weight for that class of matter, is Intended to fill a long felt want The law, as it passed pon gra excluded printed matter | parcel post, and the only way Bho packages could be sent was by ex press, or by third el weight was less than four pounds | “It is expected that the order wil fresult in materially increasing the |amount of parcel d Third A from if th post mail WOMAN LAWYER QUIZZES yuRORS |# Phe the in D women on jury and One woman ts the defense at the trial Wlassis, charged with (agree maurde starting Judge Gilliam’s court Blassis was arrested Wlocks from the Sixth Weller at fired a shot info James de & row over a gem of poker are iting aiding f N md today Jan. 6 sey World bar where b Metro in evidence warranted station with his custodians an¢ hoe came to || CITY NEWS FINAL EMBRACE HOBOKEN, N. J., Feb. 18—On lcharges that he ‘embraced & scrub | woman {n a classroom during school | hour Prof. Lafayette Talbot, prin al of public school No, §, has deen suspended er General given out ped, “with in th tured by American soldiers near chita, N. M., Tuesday. Castillo is held directly responsi for the Cumbre tunnel disaster in which 10 Americans and 41 oth ers lost their lives. The outlaw, previous to the ar rival of the passen. iTURN ’EM DOWN 18.—F rejected | LITTLE SHAKE RENO, Feb. 18—An earthquake shock was felt here at 10:17 a today. It lasted for 30 seconds and the vibrations were from north to south and here Only Owe “BROMO QUININE” fome windows were broken fi ‘ o fin interest has been manifested here ~ogl 7 Tear pres im the @leposttion of Mextaso Cas Tie heome Guigive:” Lest for stanatute, et — tile, the Mexican bandit, who was, W GROv Meat Prices cur point. is said to ha set fire to 3 string of box cars, converting the tunnel into a veritable furnace TOMORROW, THURSDAY Into this mass of flames the pas senger plunged The government has not yet de termined wh r Castillo should tried In this country ‘CLASS DOUBLES MARKETS Ase Follows: increased Choice Rib and Loin 15c —A ride along this be: SOOP ares cane aagcauar Seetin Gnene gives you a scenic trip uns 4 sd by Professor Walt (This Mutton Is of a superior in America that department. Contrary to, quality. Try It) —You can go through 8 ke|usual conditions, the number of| Cnolee T-Bone 20 City and Denver (without addi-| students studying economics is| g¢ ated c tional expense) |greater this semester than last and, o to this Increase, three| Cholee Liver 10c VIA THE new courses are being offered now.| Sausage ..... «++ sess It will be necessary to raise the) anehor Brand Bacon, LB number of elementary economics| Ser ib neem 1) - e ° e ections to ten and several new | structors will be employed | Cholee Shoulder 15¢ ‘ Pork Steak bsaes American Full Cream Cheese 20c Look for U. & Purple Stamp {t signifies purity and qualit Shops open until 6:20 p. m. Ry to the East You will enjoy the advantages of: | Steel Coaches—Electric Block Sig-| nals—Standard P an and Tourist | Sleeping Cars electric light ed Trains Splendid Din ing Car Serv Courte obliging F ‘ree Theatre Tickets for You vt e’s name appears in the regular classified columns of The Star. Also a message for that party.’ Read the want today and see who wins the Free Tickets for Thursday night, February 19th, for the Seattle Theatre ee Elinor Glyn’'s Three Week If your name appears in the message, you must call in per t The Seattle tar office, 1307 4 eventh Avenue, before 5g. m. Thuraday, and claim ime. This message will appear each Me Tue day, Wednesday and Thursday. Your name may be there any night. Watch for free tickets ad the want ad ied the next da Attorne Leona May Blinn, ae ting Attorney tyen Lo Blair in defense, questioned women jure Mrs. Cordelia Hailey, 801 34th av hesitated when asked if she be Heved in punishing eriminals | 1 bell in justice,” she said, and admitted she would conviet If bid him fare-|!t mm.) A few walle were cracked, | T STOCKINGS MATCH IN MURDER CASE if } w t It Vagrtante 2 WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—Uncle Ser PeGrins Bank |Sam continues to add new features| Study class of the Scribes will! }to the parcel post—bettering the| meet at the apartment of Mrs. O. service, decreasing the cost, and| V. Roe, 320 Summit av., at § o'clock) M. TORUYA. Ishowing the express compantes| this evening fapert te |“how to do ft right | ve | The recent order of Postm General Burleson. roviding W., will entertain ite members and sis of miscellaneous printed! friends at an informal dance tn utter weighing more than four|Evergreen hall, Baillargeon butld pounds shall be mailable at parcel |!ng, Wednesday evening |post rates, when within the limit) 4 ie SPRING HAT? Kirt will wear The 1914 eprin Pletro| hat trimmed with white chiffon wit! black po! dots. Her collar dicky” will be of the same mé terial, and above her black pater leather boot, with Ita lace spat ove white, will show a white stocktr with black polka dots on {t These hose that match the hat and neck garnitures will be wo even more with the low shoes thar ith spate, although so many of the eo soc | MEET AT U.OF W. | Si.00 N * per $1.65 President Landes of the Unt-| | / $i s0 Nottinghame. $2.45 versity of Washington today stated) | / FS ePRSingbaina $3.65 fh misier wo tare tas sxperts, ree || “pd aoe > of aca | [Reet ns urniture Co: | BOY,18,JOKESON, i] 416° 424 -Dike Street: Discolored, Wrinkled WAYTOGALLOWS Pe = peeerel) |18, murderer of Harold Ziexche oa FM iad * One can't understand. thered w max ke wil e the be b To Women Sufferers Chiropractic Treat ments Open Sure Road f -e practic te the natural way to bealth and strenath et for yy save you years of suffering, sine 96 A.M. JOHNSON DK AS17412 American Baok Bide Second at Madicon Main 7 Lady Attendant Fle Good Pianos at Right Prices You will find that buy ® Real Good Piano here for what most houses will ask you for @ cheap rattle-trap We Are Pioneers of Seattle and the Piano Bust- ness, and can refer you to hun- dreds who have known us right here in Seattle for from 20 to 20 years. Get Our Prices before buying, as it wit pay you well. yon ean We Guarantee to Please REASONABLE TERMS. Jones, Rosquist, Killen & Co: Seattle's Home Plano Dealers 1610 Third Avenue, Between Pike and Pine. Main $121, HE STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1914. | | | | ‘WARNS SHERIFF NOT TO RELEASE HIS PRISONERS A clish between superior court judges and the prosecuting attor noy's Office may result from an or der Insued today by Acting Prose cutor Everett C, Bilis to Sheriff Cudihee, instructing bim to release ho more prisoners until thelr terma are en The judges have no legal right to ¢ ite G rentence after a mar Kilis, “I have simply notified Sher iff Cudihee a» to the law and asked him to hat It ts obeyed followed an objection e tday by Ells when he ! hat Judge Giiliam bad or Carl Anderson released to a job sreOn Wan Ken tenced for third degroe assault and would have been in jall until June PIONEER FARMER DEAD | OLYMPIA, Feb, 18.—-Willam Hanna, ploneer farmer, died terday on his ranch on the Harbor road third one, then he wan ho after a while he the shell wore Do r'rtgnt to get sore whem it was his —_—— OLD-TIME COLD CURE—DRINK TEA! —<—< Get a small paakage of Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the German folk call tt, “Hamburger Brust Thee,’ at any pharmacy, Take a table | spoonful of the tea, put a cup of botlin, f upon It, pour through a sieve and drink a teacupful at any time, It fs the most effective way to break « cold and cure grin, it opens the pores, relleving congestion Also loosens the bow els, thus breaking a oold at once. | It is inexpensive and entirely | vegeta efore harmless.—Aé@ | Vertisement. Parcel Pst C0. Or By Telephone Main 8336 On RT terme Mr Moyer, always mak Pince Pike Valentine Graduate Surgeon-Chiropodist 712 Northern Bank Bidg. Phone Elliott 3250 OHIO kare: DENTISTS of teeth | painless | We make without plates by our method. Amalgam filling . $1) Gold Crowns $3 Porcelain Bridgework $3. Full Sets Teeth $5 & Up. a spectalty da word to me yet. Please ie the right thing KR. IGNAT?. A—You did right to take the stand you did. Generosity is a fine thing. but when ft tends to In justice, and another always want ing the t of everything, it tends| 0 eultiva Ifishness. You had! ci part, and the boy should] manly enough to hav the shoes | web }girl shall CUT- ment of this state, at the state cap-| it Any work that doesn't prove satisfactory will be repaired free of charge at any time, Come in SOON—today, If you wish—for frée examination an¢ estimate. | WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEE 207 University St. 2nd and Uni verity St. Opp. Eraser. Paterson Co Star’s Returns Best Ever Seen Did you watch The election returns, flashed Star's from the Savoy hotel on @ screen on the Fraser-Paterson building? Ne If you didn't you can’t r how The Star put it over on the opposition. Complete re turna from the precincts with voting machin were shown from three to six minutes after the polls clowed. At 10 ‘o'clock The Star gave complete returns from 60 precincts. Ite report was right up to the count. From then till midnight, after rival shows had closed up, the re turns from each precinct were given lees than a minute after the count was completed. “It's the best bulletin service | have ever seen,” said Hugh Todd, secretary of the demo cratic state central committe Nothing to equal It has ever n here,” said L. R secretary of the progre sive state central committee. “Greatest on record,” said Senator Dan Landon They all heard the returns from The Star headquarters in the Savoy. loms stood the accidental shower, and what would you suggest serving for refreshments? Thanking you rs. A.—“Here’s to the stranger about to appear; Laughing and chubby, and dear to the mother and dimpled Here's and father} t th and right} | May th live lon rent rk from one ore and stand bim in with the refreshments sus-| pended in a flat basket from hin] bull. If you cannot do this, make cap, apron and cuffs to represent with wings spread, and cover of the waltress with at shouldn't. think respecting girl would allow herself to be treated #0. There are too many young men in the world who are decently polite at ail times it is your ows fault if you as sociate with those who are not. Q.—De you think the Inw will soon be passed for us peor working girle to grt better A 1 really scale will be properly adjust-| he girls themselves may have | to take a decided stand in the mat ter. When the time comes when a receive as large a wage as a man, she will be required to do the work just as well as he, and it seems to me the important thing Is for girls to get busy making the most of the opportunities they now If you are a clerk, be the best clerk you possibly can, So in every branch of the business world, It will prepare you for the future QW you please (ell me what the seven womders of (he world are? THANK YOU The ancient seven wonders of world were; The Pyramids, the Pharos of Egypt, Hanging rdens of Babylon Temple of Diana at J is, Statue of Jupiter, the Mat usoleum of Artemisia and the Co- lossus of Rhodes. The modern # world are Wt th ‘en wonders of the! placed correctly on. the you kindly tell me if the open part of the slips, where the pillow goes in, should face towkrd the ontalde of the bed or meet togethy in the center of the bed. Thanking you. A NEW HOUSEWIFE. A.—My! That's a terrible thing, isn't It? Usually the open end of pillow slip ts turned toward the itside of the bed, but T would ad you to have independence gh to place them as you pleas and be above criticism on such trif ling things Q—wit y to how to kindly advise me as the shine off # dark what age? SWEET SIXTEEN, | Press the skirt under several damp cloth, not allowing | | A |folds of them to get dry. A few drops of alcohol in water | will remove the shiny appearance. have been known to grow| years of age. r Q—Would tell you please me where I find out about growing celery, What will kill = that com age while grow We J yme from the city to o Little pla any infor A JA Write the agricultural depart dancing than about any ement in whi company might engage A wovld Nhe seus opinion, Miss ed by the AECOND AV. und The ne drop stitches Hose are of ouble sol in all Three p out de Hosier Wash Boi values, Galvanize sanitary 79. special with special ESTABLISHED ac Poudall 7 fouthwick fe connection with JAMES McORMERY @ CO, New Tork W1KE 88 patent on le ize Specials ilers, with at $1.2 d Tubs; } son her Foot Tubs or Garter-Proof Hose Everwear Sei eas - _— i 00 pper bottoms 187 50¢. Tubs alues, ized 10 large roll, Banzai Toilet Agger’: | 25e ' ne gular alues at..29e 7 rolls for wards Regul values at. .30¢ nch . gular Ironing Boards las Folding Ironing Boards strongly braced, just the) Case Aluminum Sauce size for apartments. Regu-| Bowl. Regular $2.00 bowl, lar $2.25 values; special at) 95¢. Regt $1. bowl, $1.59. 69e¢. Large Wood Salt Box, Spun Alt minum Sauce well nm nd has } i Pans. Re values cover 25¢ va t 13¢. pecial 15¢. Aluminum Spoons. A Regular $1.45 Copper | tment of kitchen Nickel-plated Tea Kettle spoon Iues 15 18¢ (limited quantity), special and 20¢ Your choice at \ 89¢. , 10¢ 3asement. MacDougall- Southwick Second Av. and Pike St. Grey, on this subject have never in so many ed just what ¥: is, all your writings spirit of may piclligence 1 words ind mien be in h While yor belief ever condemn his children to of cheerieasnese and sorrow here, with about one chance of ten 2 unconcelvably worse horea| A SINCERE SEEKER FOR TRUTH. A.—The question of dancing, as other amusements, must be decid individual when of an age to decide the matter for him self I regard tt as I do every action nized than a hypocrite such fn the light of where {t is done, portant of all, in mind {t is done. But protection that in whom may be woman, it wh how does “recognized respectability,” all know often more and, most what for the man, it is done im. not He in we or| state of | is not recog} o may pose respectable as Protection lies in the state ver condemns We condemn ourselves by our own actions. People outside of the church often criticise ft, not knowing that those “inside,” as well as outsiders, are advancing with the times, and are growing more and more liberal ‘ juvenile Q—My ey sy me to marry i oy ANXIOUS Go to the pro officer of t judge you get a hat whom to board Do not allow yourself to be per- suaded by any one to marry against your own wishes. nice mr tective A. or to pr owill family do not love 3. woman the see with Your rights will be upheld by the law, if you can not make your parents see it in any other way U child of 7 may bea n. A Hindeo skilled workr OR. L. R. CLARK, D. 8. 8. If you had invented a system of painless dentistry, would you with- draw to the farthest nook of the world and refuse to let the people know what you could do, or would you advertise your discovery to the world, to the mutual advantage of the public and yourself? By com- bining my professional skill with business principles, I promote the public welfare and my own interest, As a result, 1 do the largest busi- less in my line in Seattle, and have the best equipment for han- dling it. My large business enables me to procure the co-operation of skilled, experienced dentists, whose bilities are constantly at your service. We can fill, crown, bridge, extract or replace missing teeth without hurting you a bit. So why not obey. that insistent impulse? See Regal Painless Dentists first. Regular $10.00 Never-Slip Plates $5.00 Extra Heavy $10.00 Gold Crowns WE GIVE GAS Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. S., Manager, 1405 Third Ave. N. W. Cor Union. Note—Bring This Ad With You. OUCH! MY BACK! 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Stops Nasty Catarrhal Dis- charges. Dull Headache Vanishes. at any drug store. Try “Bly'’s Cream Balm.” jet a small bottle anyway to try it--Applyea little in the trils and “instantly — yc v0 paianp Air Sait e ft t will opes you breathe freely dullness and he ache disappear, By mornin \ecatarrh, cold-in-head or catar sore throat will be gone End such misery now! Get small bottle of “Ely's Cream Ba This sweet, just ad the and} grant balm dissolves by the heat of a/the nostrils; pen tra and , heals the inflamed, swollen mbrane which lines ‘the nose, head and | throat; clears tic al SSAROB; stops nagty discharges and a feel ing of cleansing, sooth liet comes itMediate Wh ort a, with nogtr ed, bh ¢ h ¢ ne fe x your m fra lor catarrh w