The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1914, Page 2

’ THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914. FRENCH CABINET TOTTERS, MAYOR HI GILL GETTING DOWN WOMAN MURDERS EDITOR, 5, WORK TODAY |ram Gtll aa he ¢ ealared hits office PARIS, March 17.—Joseph |#on, Public opinion was Intensely | this morning and helped move a ! | Calllaux, whose wife, Henri Gr hor heahand on Wall, eee MY"! room full of flowers tn order to) ette, yesterday shot Editor Gat- ii iers denounced them In unmeas | Ud writing room on his deak ae eon Calmatte of thd Pigare, |ured terms. Only strong police|, 49 fret duty oF me » ; onferred rly tod ai , || wounding him a0 badly that he tection saved the financial min.| Mayor Gill conferred early today | with Dr, J, 8. MoBride, newly ap: died a few hours later, today ster from mobbt he emerged | Pot ed city health commissioner, retired as minister of finance. | from the St. Lasare prison after an ‘ ~ FUNDS His fellow members of the cab-| interview with his wife last night oad mote from the health depart inet made a decent show of ob} The minister spent a sleepless | Oy ne Gm Ls jecting to his resignation, but pop-| night at a friend's house. The future polley of that work wan discussed. [St Patrick---Who and What He Was Fifteen hundred and forty- ra ago today, or pe! haps tomorrow, the good Bt. Patrick wae born, and Irish men throughout the elvilized world observed the day In honor of their patron saint. That St. Patrick was a real man and that he did many of the remarkable things at- tributed to him is clearly established, but little about hie real life ls known, 8t. Patrick was born In 873 A. D. The majority of students hold that the saint was born In France. The most reilable accounts have It that 6t. Patrick wae id REP.BRYANHAS |-|A mMUSEMENTS|- REAL SOLUTION | Moone nik! MARCH 30! SEATTLE THEATRE Wednesday and Haturday real solution of the canal tolls mix-| ustatle GOW ebkache Pragees up is in the government owne ranitp | ration, at cost, of & nation of governmentowned rf said Representatives J, W Bryan of Washington today | “In my speech on the Alaska ratl-| Week re vue Avimal Tamer aod road bill J said that the time has Keating & Vlood Present come for the nationalization of the| ¢ Musical Comedy HER TWELVE LIONS railroad lMnen, under a federal de “A NIGHT OUT” | The Mo partment of transportation prtene, 100 20¢. Matinane, 160, | Other Bg Features, 100 nad 200 “The fact that the railroads which | —— iis Every | Safeguard SHOULD SURROUND }THE INVESTMENT OF Monday, Any Seat the TIVOLI PANTAGES and Madison ay, Mareh 16 Hegine « Matines ‘Today ' oncing Mu Aduin, the ¥ The ing Act in Vaudeville, Dike oe feeling was at euch a pitch In Line for Presidenc own steamship Hnes are petitioning a SE ff tar tooling was at wuch a pitch In Line for Presidency "Git gpent a busy afternoon Mon-|{ Into slavery In treland when [itor the rikht to uno the canal ud EF LOPES WITH iltacaninited tor ag her ts “ day & boy, He managed to escape beer of transve years ago, then divorced ht continue in office, and finally {t) brilliant public men | : Fc 4 cates that the business of transpos.| After st ied If you are investing was accepted He was ambitious to become | After Signing @ Pt . ope an went to che, continent, ltation ought to be under a single F H Y , er she married Hunt she again ? } 7 " 9 cabine valde: ».| Mayor Cotter’ jw the bonds o! where he acquired an educa: Finead Uncle Bam could operate IRST UBB el e with her f r bus That the rest of the cabinet! president and would have been Ike ak,” He than roncinall 46 ' the clty comptroller, he went to tion with the band and eloped with hin trust funds in real steamships in conne e seemed doubtful. The!ly to have realized bis wish but could survt estate without having |] members were in conference with for yesterday's tragedy tena at Gee Baton sreenne Ireland as a missionary. [national transportation system) gan FRANCISCO, March 17 le i } |Preaident Poincare, considering| Mme. Caillaux, with whom ho| ” a vibe cheaper and better than private 1/4 curtous romance was brought to the title insured you are |whether to surrender thelr port: had not been living for some time sip So ay ong ee cate thé |torests, That im the rea! solution |ii¢nt here today in the arrest of ONT F NOT providing for the folios or reorganize the ministry. before she shot Calmette, was his uring ¢ + lof the canal tolls problers.” Mre. Nellie Hunt and Hector H Bideiaries the: com- Mimo, Henrtette Catllaux shot Cal- third wife. When he met her he Sowers vere oe ela Eg - FEDERALS LOSE Rowe. aly : mette because he published a love was married to a former Mme, | PenOd Uhiel | Url vee oe, 2 The arrest was made on informa-| TOKIO, March 11—The govesm plete protection to letter written to her by Finance Dupre, the second of his partners, | tended to | mint tion from Portland, Ore., where ment refused te t Minist ‘aillaux bef her dl i to t ( stie, the | #ranted a permit to a Chinaman to : a » authorize . ; Minister Caillau before her di and sh o Le laretie, ne awing from a dizey helght suspend | Mrs. Hunt 1# alleged to have aban-|the release of Admi Matsuo, ar which they are entitled, cea % x . onthhn ’ voree from a previous husband, and | “Figaro’s” Hterary eritte od from his queue and talked over doned her husband rested in connection th the naval . . his from a previous wife. She wept in Published Love Letters 8 * uditor for the} Mrs. Hunt told tHe police Rowe | scanda bail. It was t 00 ments should be equal- |prison when told that her victim of the letters written by Cailiaus | be e NEAR E ALON add $122,000 to pastanentatives a = were {mmi arly today, to the then Mme. Claretie wh of the Oregon Navigation Co, and i eas the West Seattle ferry and hold | Easy Way to Remove had died ly safeguarded | _ Only Meant to Wound Him Calmette published in the Figaro. | She repeated that she had intend Later Calllaux divorced his sec A : * me i : A ed to wound but not to kill him—jond wife and Mme, Claretie her BL PASO, Tex, March 17. |ings became formal property of the | Freckles and Eruptions e mand |hat whe wanted to teach him a low. husband, and they were married Heavy fighting between Chihuahua | commission, City and Horreon was reported to) Hamilton Higday, assistant sec) See 2 BAN DIRGO, March 17—Rest-| Gay “How details reached here,|retary of the port comminsion, after |t — | donta along the Callfornia-Lower|ing censorship was so Btrict the deed was made out, notified |» oof ‘POST A PRIZ AT THE THEATRES | California border are demanding) Federals, under Gen. Pena, were ferry employes of the change in ff fine SAVINGS TONIGHT Lod ny Or ote ton trom ne line under] @ui7.t2 nave aitacked Kscal | ownership. | ‘ r desperadoes infesting the line under! “Gon Benavides and hia rebels, {t} People on the dock cheered as |nuch ean The following prices will fit give you an idea of the every. le | NEW YORK, March 17.—Ar- | Moore—Dark guise of federal soldiers. Meeting#) way gaid, held out against them all|the ferry made Its first offictal trip |ounce « Metropolitan—Dark were hold inst night tn villager] 44, malar aaah atreoesits any The new sur fresh looki fiventence acco’ In com Savannah, ( $20 Axminster Rug, 9xl2 size ane cahe thebdl yoo gry bean Seattle — “Forty-five Minutes | from Tia Juana to Campo, and reso-|""Finany according to rebel ac fore ret ny she Rey savitgs peecibie Mt thts SSS jit was understood here, for a 915 From Broadway lutions demanding garrison® Of] unex the { A pala antl able, Sieg T0 ba tae toca }000 deposit by the Panama cific | Tiveli—"A Night Out United States troops were passed “4 . The re Pumies ana A NEW COMMANDER : rning particles come # D you | Exposition company with the Aero anor Rad = Seah i ied rT wit t ster tele is pocket-book look here before Club of America to cover prises to ae Wille lark “Onikuahs , |. PORT TOWNSEND, March 1 in a week ¢ buying ea tefered in conection “with ‘» TOUGH FOR MINNIE! GRAVES APPOINTED |, Villa ler: Cuonusnis, Olt) col, Predertek 8. Strong ek aae Ue . : nd of the coast defenses at | bier ¢ round-the-world flight, planned to - beh page begin and end in San Francisco) PORTLAND, March 17.—Ac- OLYMPIA, March 17—Dr. H. T : fon of Torreon , it is announced to-|* put in charge of t . during the 1916 fair. quainted two weoks then married; Graves, chief of the dairy and live] WALLA WALLA, March 17—| day, will b d you will have not | married two weeks then deserted. stock division of the state agricul} Word has been sived here that Puget nd artillery district, re-| Ph $16 bag tre ae oak = Y | A PERSISTENT ONE This was the cnerital esherionce |ture department, bas been appointed|). M4. Tweedy of this city was mur (Placing Gen. Charles J. Bailey eat finish Chiffonter ..... only our thorough ex- | Mrs. Minnte Roberts related, seek-,acting commissioner of agriculture,|dered on the Mexican border last) FARMER MURDER witch $50 Genuine Turkish amination of the title, | SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.—-|!2& 8 divorce. Decree granted. to replace J. H. Perkins, resigned. Wednesday. He is survived by a} ED wh Teaser Rooker widow and three children | but also our guarantee |B) Geo. A. Perasso, an Italian mer to maintain the title in |] \chant, is a believer in persistency the condition insured | After he had proposed to Miss Paul- ership of telephones because it BONNERS FERRY, Idaho, Marc | | $15 set of ix Fumed $10, 50 are 7 |17.—Charged with having shot and Oak Dining Chai HYOME! RELIEVES killed A. F, Waterman, a farmer, tn | aa tea canes |@ dispute over land boundaries, if $15 Fumed Oak Rocker; leather | Andrew Aldridge, a neighbor, ts un-| |B seat and IN FIVE MINUTES 2" ge" $1000 R. Sheridan, til | You Breathe It | preaanee of the Roseburg, Oregon, | y | Pay Cash for Used Goods If your r head fs all stuffed up from | >ank, was granted at Portland a) —Exchange New for Those line Stasi 469 times, his 470th effort | brewett be his t reward | . Washington Severity Has Failed- i couldn't sys cheap and I or ¢ fe t “geoh, earenrgee of his trial for em-| You Have. Title Insurance | “= Intelligent Methods wig ey ona ih ena fi cal MT oy ae, ww ws Hae HOW TO CURE | ~ By John H. Perry. Yu mont suomi tat ste |i utie oot "temely HE LOVED HIS WIFE] *" our p that will give the quickest, most ef S INJUSTICES OF THE LAW x President Vall of Bell ¢ monopoly, in his annual report, says he's against government own- " gold, porce- rerun oot cor Ss A. Poynor Com an RHEUMATISM ARTICLE NUMBER SIX |man serves in our prisons, he # alfective and lasting relief possible! PORTLAND, March 17.—After r it aiware say te and never look old: y We have seen that the THEORY r behind the times when he !*] something that will go mght to |Confessing that he stole a hair brush) ng remove all wrinkles from young or 1521 Fourth Avenue. <a of our prison punishment acting as | released He must catch up. Hasn't] the spot, clear the head and throat |from a department store for his be Ct ag setitadh ie " | Between Pike and Pina Treatment Made Up of the [4 deterrent to others committing | he handle ouch, without being ]anq end your misery. | wife's birthday, because he had not of ess pth aie it es sete tecn| Mest Simple Remedics crime is absolutely false. | broke to ot? He's so many Years! Surely use Hyomel—all druggists |t2e Money to buy a present, Jobn ‘saanat The punishment by the red hot |behind the times when he's released.| sol] {1 Tt is just such aremedy,4 Rickert was given @ suspended sen: |of cleaning loose teeth and making them te @ Meere irons, the thumbscrew and the whip | He can't catch up. Heland ts entirely harmless and pleas. |‘?ce. al ae ies ae b mK +4 ping post fatled to deter othems from up . He goes back to/ant to use—you breathe It—no stom F eae oe —_ | h... 7 thelcommitting crime, Instead of de ach dosing ‘wk titan i “things ele that Dentiete can do entities eed | terring others from the commission jason that eighty The antiseptio “Clie ot Hyomet| waren_21—Aévertisomen We guarantee. all 0 do tor eS oe Eee more and hard | out of every one hundred brie |miz with the air you breathe—ite of work #0 good ft will tact and witt 15 ST ened criminals. 1 > pee ge back to criminal living |health«iving medication immed! HED $0, HE oa, PIKE hellove this was not @ government| after they are released. Destroy [ately reaches the sore and wanees ITC ees ee ieee eo ee ee es DEVIL'S, ASRIBTAME® FOR the people, but a government| thie cause of eriminalityand the | mucous membrane—you feel better | name you must know, as through- ‘Two Reels AGAINST the people It CAL+| great problem of the criminal [in five minutes. It ts practically | . oot poh ge as oy Sy “SAWDUST AND SALOME” LOUSED and HARDENED and| will solve iteelf, impossible to use Hyome! and not | m3 eaten Cat Rates | «S05PENSE AND SUSPENDERS” BRUTALIZED the — PUBLIC'S “Des “WROMO QUININE: only be relieved but permanently Nie MORAL SE Bt Tries. aye Mave | oe ae, itor fall name. tase | benefl Your money refunded RESINOL CURED seen = tha’ PUD ° ‘1.2 ee if you are not satisfied. Ask for jasses DEATH did not deter others trom te te Gebdate ened ae ot Best $2.50 Gl on Earth the commission of crime. = | Tortured For Three Weeks, B Bo, If the red hot irons, the |AN ATTRACTIVE PICTURE Two Applications Did the Work thumbecrew punishment, the | Washington, D. C., Dec. 3, 1913 whipping post and the death “All over my body were small penalty all failed to act ae a pimples which itched me so that 1) deterrent to the commission of could just grab my flesh and tear {t| crimes, certainly apart. For three weeks I could not decrease our crimes nor reform We Invite you to call and in p at night until I was simply ex-) our criminals by the SEVERITY spect cur beautiful line of Silkg| busted. I tried most everything of the punishment inflicted. si is lthat was supposed to give relief, Such punishment only DE Undergarments that we manufac Hang 1 can truthfully say that not! 28. and BRUTALIZES, and It} ture ourselves, We also manu-f/ until 1 used Resinol Soap and Res-| crime, if our dearly be- facture and import ladies’ finef|inol Ointment did I begin to fee! | loved PRISON PUNISHMENT SY8- ; * itke the man I was, After only two Muslin Underwear, Tea Gawns i) viciications there were no more EYESTRAIN HEADACHES tims by the f M discharges ite vi | hundreds, and from every Robes, Linens, Brass Goode, | symptoms of my ailment.” (Signed) TT EDY . Any , § REMED' > OPER GLASSES Curry Optical Co. | f= pg tlh . (DRED discharged, Hand Embroidery, Watst and—f|A. Jackson, care of Water Regis The REMEDY 1s to be fitted with PROPER GLASSES —sianess oe de ad C : that sult YOUR PARTICULAR CASE. For GOOD SERVICE AND = it Ae fe tgaralisve yo fg loa ol op Dress Patterns, and Chineseff|trar’s Office, District Building SATISFACTORY GLASSES see jaity not fifty of thet hundred would saat? ‘ Resinol Ointment (50c and $1.00),/§ are: ‘Third Floor, 306466 Arcade Bidg.' “rug stores lhave ever committed a SECOND Antiques. The finest stock of Kimonos and Rendy-made Waletall|ine inscantiy ond epeadity”. beat | THE MARCUM OPTICAL CO., and speedily heal at reasonable prices eczema, and other skin humors, | 917 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR MADISON, pimples, dandruff, sores, burns and | We make fancy waists and un-ff) piles, Sold by every druggtet. Don't} dergarmenta to your order See be fooled by “substitutes” for Rest nol offered by @ few unscrupulous crime had they not been ruined in % prison rving time for the first) crime. » are forced to admit that | our present system is a dismal fail ure Our fails and penitentiaries are our stock of ladies’ Hosiery, Silk The Shoe Repair Man nothing more nor less than CRIM / Sade 2 “ dealers, For free trial, write to INAL FACTORIES—working 24 / Petticoats and imported fabrics |Dept. GR, Resinol, Baltimore. | a St.—2 Shops—110 Madison hours a day, year in and year out, et We ‘eave die dinday ca ateul . grinding out PROFESSIONAL ‘ se a. CRIMINALS oF purchas! What shall be done? Of courte our first aims must be directed in} the lines of preventives. The| state must stand custodian for every “ D child left homeless without parental | S h h bai | will double the effectiveness of + PURI IC MARK ‘i pp ry | your advertisement or printed mat-| ang al Kidney Troubles, Bladder Dis- Our second step must be to rectify the evils of our social and industrial |ter. Try us with your next order | orders, Rheumatism, and Serious Diseases Follow. 5th, 6th and Pine sven Yuen be purty dows y (for half ues or ase wtchiogn, || ~=GOMpany There are other symptoms, such the enactment and administration of antl-child labor laws, junvenile court | THE RAPID SERVICE ENGRAVING CO. |B THE CHINESE LINEN STORE. Bg, pains in the region of the kidneys I laws, minimum wage requirements and proper and sanitary working | 230 Livery tht op Postoffice |@ 1323 Third Ave. Opp. Postoffice.g in cut teoling, weak bladder, pain [conditions tor so: | ful, sealdy, or urina trouo! e In some states this question has} seggegy “s _|which are just as dangerous, for the deere substantially solved as to one |slighte st kidney derangement if ne n y pecia S$ jclass of no-called “convicts ne glected may develop into the deadly ae known as wife deserters, or} = |Bright’s Disease, Dropsy, or Dia The Land of Golden Opportunity Closes Next Sat- urday, March 1 100,000 SHARES GOLDEN HILL CONSOLIDATED MINES AT 15c A SHARE Subscription Positively Limited. Every dollar of the net proceeds to be used for the pur. chase of supplies and equipment for the season's run, to be shipped to Cook Inlet on the 8. 8. Admiral Evans, sailing from Seattle March 26. A modern five-stamp mill already en to support one’s wife and children route from San Francisco. Instead of taking the guilty hus-| Every share of this small allotment sold subject to a pos \band and father from his wife and! itive guarantee that the full amount you pay in will be repaid children and locking him up in pris to you in cash out of the net profits of the season's run, you on, and leaving the wife and chil to keep the stock as a bonus. The mil) and tramway will dren in destitute circumstances, the | be installed and running by July 15. Two thousand tons of STAT E will EMPLOY that HUS free milling ore, averaging $20 a ton, besides $$ {n tailings, on 1 f ‘him ¢ ' For Stall Numbers on Specials Below, See Bulletin Boards AVING it a felony to willfully desert or fail PAKING DonTisnne s not only dangerous, but need. }less, for you to wutter nd endure 22 Ibs. Best Sugar ... $1.00 15¢ Corn Syrup ... +106 ithe ortures oO one ‘oubles, for ° * liv and surely onde all_such misery, |q Etesh Home-made Peanut Butter, | 10¢ Cheese, each TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY There is no more effective rem-|f| 1D - teeeee ene 2 Ibs. Jersey Butter... ., edy known for the ¢ of kidney Yakima Honey, comb bladder trouble, and rheumatism ches : Imported French Peas, can 25¢ cans P rere t BAND and put him to work—out In han thie new scientific prepara- fe i the dump now. Capacity of mill, 15 tona per day; cost of the open—and the state pays a rea | 9 tens’ condlsae’ tt scusoved the couse, eee ee meee ons Best Ranch Eggs, dozen . F oe ane ga go Se oe ay figure the safety and sonable price for that work, and that FRYE &( 8) S lit sonks right into the kidneys,|f No 5 pail Pure Lard . Mince Meat, Ib. .. of this offer. There will be fully seventy-five * money goes to the maintenance and| e through the walls and lnings No. 3 pail Pure Lard ......+ Fresh Rhubarb, Ib. working days this season. support of his wife and children cloans out the clogged-up pores, | 6 Ibs. Néw Green Peas , Willow Creek a Wonderful District. They are not objects of charity " |neutralises and dissolves the pols » oane Biitic Cunking Apples, 6 Ibs. ... The Willow Creek district, which includes Fishhook The state is getting useful Jonous uric acid and waste matter, |— 4 ibs, Cube Su : Grape Fruit, ¢ for . Creek, 1s the first and leading really high-grade free milling work done, the guilty husband |that lodges in the joints and mus v ahadurch tegiga oles Dried Fruits, 1b quartz camp of Alaska. The United States government has Is not degraded by prison asso. | Ae Follow [cles and causes those terrible rheu-|f/ 3% Tbs. Powdered Sugar ...25¢ | 200 Catsup -.. recently completed a fine wagon road to within one mile of clation, and when he's a man | Crowne o.--..- pi hdlah kd matic pains, and makes the kidneys |{ 4 cans Salmon ..... Quart jar Queen Olives . the Gold Hill mill site. This indicates the government's faith again, they can send him back Vint Choice Shoulder Pork filter the polson from the blood and | 25e Chocolate ....... Ibs, Cooking Figs . in the future of Willow Creek. Producing mines near by to his wife and children—not aw | Filitne eket 14¢ drives it out of the system 100 Hometmede t Cheese, Ib wees 0,0) Ample water power for all pusposes. close at hand, We wn a degraded, useless, confirmed bite Three doses of Croxone a day, for! yee ane te ' Home-made Head Cheese, 1b. hesitatingly recommend the purchase of this stock criminal, but as aman who hae | Apron Tre | Choice Veal 18% n fe y 6ften all that is eve 2 Ibs, Best Apple Butter seen eeeeee 4 Come in today and learn complete details—the men be been taught to work | | Chope ...seceeeeveee u eeded to cure the worst backache hind, the assay and smelter tests, the state of devel The state would only have to take or overcome “agreeable urinary ad " ate of development, Rib and Loin r 4 arinar history of the district and {te rich properties. ‘Time ja short those convicted of violating our| m 5:00 Mutton Chops VB e Bp disorders, ana you can take It with Westlake - steamer salle March 26, Stock sale positively limited and crime laws aud put them to use ye 0:00 to | (This Mutton Is of a superior the utmost confidence that nothing M closes next Saturday. wre CG wee asleiat quality. Try It.) on earth will so quickly overcome Hk jarket A few dollars wisely invested may mean a forty . zat the proceeds of thets labor; o for examina’ he worat case of kidney, bladder WALATEA CLOTH SHOES a a fortune to you a reasonible compensation therefor, ne Milfott 1480 Choice Loin Pork 20¢ trouble, or rheumatisin Will wash easier than the Hydegrade | Ladion’ $6 Oxfords .......... 81.00 go to support that convict’s depend Chops ve GUL You will find Croxone different 400 | Cie oie: : Inc upon Him lpt the vince pay nto a | Genter Pieces i ct nothing élae like It. It is so pre | Not many big: etree. 4 s und for his use and benefit a rea | pared that it is practically impos | sivriieee wasn MINING BROKERS pal hat eae i a a ser 2 MINKEY BUDE net oun he 65c sible to take ft into the human sys ees, beautiful An expert who fs a vices rendered, and when his term pk et Ses sway sourH Am | lan er, 2 Ibs. fo! tem without results. An original | 82.98. 81.98 and 98e 119 Cherry Street Seattle, Wash. ia expired—do not throw him out or AUneaTE COLMAN, BLD® 7 ie ul area canta package costs byt a trifie at any | $4.98 spreads, white, but bleach " : . the world, ruined and pennileaue but ook for . Purple Stamp a ug store. " era’ imperfeotio: oe Office Open Evenings This Week. pay to him from that fund whieh he (DEN It algnifies purity and quality ae one ae sea rae bk 82.98 Have. Sua platens’ cadres has helped to create a just and tate} Shops open until 6:20 p. m. return the purchase price if Crox-| 86.98 A ree ea | compensation, [MEN Io! one should fail in a single case, |