The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1914, Page 2

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STRIKE THE REFERENDUM For Baby Vallie oo... 38,365 For the state vi oo BABY VALLIE’S MAJORITY 38,175 | BUFFALO, N Mareh 24 With tee ribionanls of te militia ansembled in arm hore, re ady for #trike ve relened te enw of he riots, in whieh one was and ma njured in a clash | tween 2,000 #trikers and guards or a train carrying ikebreakers to the uid Coupler Cc Promiaevoun shooting ccurred througho the night Beveral men B? were wounded Your real estate invest at " ddnle ht he 74th regitas at a ment is not entirely sate detachment was sent to guard the unless the title is insured The 65th re ent later was } alle o and an abled n s Regardless of the care H . t 1 1 in it and skill of the title ex @ crews of 12 cars on ° _ v International railway were un” ~oveahadgad there are oe pended because they refused te sources of title loss carry milidamen to the depots when the call for the National against which the tection whatever. Insist on Title You will then ha thorough examinat ing. Cleaning With Other Work. Hours $:20 to 8:00 Sundays 9:00 to 12:30 ination provides n Insurance the title and an absolute guarantee, with the guar- antee supported by our responsibility and a large state indemnity fund. Ne charge for examination. Phone Eiltott 1489. on ris cece Guard was issued, Division super intendents and inspectors took out the cars. The militia te unpopular with the men al the street raf) jatrike here yoar > pro le Horace S. Ferree leaves for Trav Co. convention at Hartfor¢ “TIZ” FIXED MY SORE, TIRED FEET Just take your shoes off and ther |put those weary, shoe-crinkled ‘laching, burning ered n-tortured ft ve our bath, Your toes wil with ion of they'll look up t you and al most talk and hen they'll ake another dive tn that TIZ” bath The wedding in the state penitentiary at Chester, Ill, when Cora When your Calvert and Charies Kimzey (Convict A915) were married by Prison “a te all Chaplain J. Oufty. by Vallie, whose pictur shown at the ire out-—~just bottom, got a name and a father by the ceremony, and Kimzey, who try “TIZ.” It’s had served three years of a 30-year sentence, for wronging the grand — your mother, was pardoned. The Star and newspapers in 70 other cities no more dance with jo Joined In a referendum vote on the question of whether the state o: - th ash ney Pare Baby Vallie was most entitied to K imze: The v jor, [pete i corns bert eee “TZ, jity rolled up for Baby Vallie was responsible for Gov. Dunne’s act In | 100") Non ote iy or a | pardoning the man. ae eae Jout all the nous exndations 7 ¢. which puff up yo et and cause The national referendum in which this newspaper joined! {or torture. = a9 |with a number of other newspapers to develop public opin-| Get a 26-cent box of “TIZ” at any ion in the now famous case of Baby Vallic, was unique in) drug or department don't two particulars: ait. Ah! how glad your feet get I because i how comfortable your shoes feel wen venue, bec t was the first time Newspapers) you can wear shoes a size smaller representing every section of the nation associated them-| ite you desire selves together to obtain by vote such an expression. It was unique because the election was so one-sided. Some of the newspapers which took part in the project sent the votes received by them direct to the Illinois board| of pardons without counting. We are sorry for this be- cause it does not permit us to give our readers the total | vote cast on the proposition as to whether the services of fem | Convict A915 rightfully belonged to the state or Baby Vallic | However, we give herewith a capitulation of the vote of MARCH FALSE TEETH STOP BULLET JOPLIN, M Mareh 24 wet of fal aved 1 VM. Seton from possibly 4 tooth hen trolma Mathew ” ot, The bullet Mathews glanced fr dewalk, and etruc In the mouth, Her teeth ‘on, but auft wound were a wight | “BOY A SUICIDE? 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It contains absolutely | wake This Wamily supply n, often appearing in earl nothing that could injure the ten Cough Syrup spring. may readily be gotten rid ‘ob | Record, Los Angeles. . derest skin—even of a tiny baby.| ther taca before retiring, ent temovea|New® San Francisco 2 |All druggists sell Resinol Ointment | 7.4. ian ma lin the morning | Sun, San Diego 0 | (50¢ and $1.00), and Resinol Soap | ooy jcompletely pee! s : > 4 te to Dept. | rea | Get an oun pete sey ted © | R Reainol Battimore, M4 Avid | oeus ‘of banis ;| Post, Terre Haute 1 |nubstitutes by calling for “Resinol” |{?!!*; ws detects. Li Press, |by name. off each day, s vansville, Ind ° , pean't even temporarily P ra t complexion, and one soon ress, Houston 1 quires a brand new, spotiess, «ir Press, Memphis . 0 ly beautiful face News, Omaha 15 y weather e CRISIS PAST; THERE'LL BE » NO IRISH WAR A Store Selling DiamondNecklaces LONDON, Mareh 24 The erlels in the home rule for Ireland fight 7 nment and treland ap-| fi OR red etorlow afte u life and he 1 the cabin and the of ial statements today declar ed that all misunderstandings have been swept awa The home rule bill, it ls sald, will be t force just as Premier Ae " cabinet intended conference in Lon aw men jals, Gen i h, Col Me Ewan and Col, Par r returned to thelr regiments to r with the assurance, it was gen could never hope to build up a large volume lly understood, that they would A - t be compelled to fight against of business. There are but few rich enough the Ulstermen | Many considered this a distinct to buy necklaces, or poor enough to need surrender by the government, and Ulat | old clothes. ared an if of the home rule bill still wrapped tn dark clouds. | the | wan » “FUGITIVE IS ‘CAPTURED BY AEROPLANE MIAMI, Fla., March 24.—Borrow Harold McCormick's big hydrc Successful merchants cater to all the peo- ple, and advertise accordingly. The Seattle Star, with its guaranteed paid | circulation of more than 44,000 copes daily, is read by a big majority of the people of Seattle and Seattle’s trade zone. tne plane ctives overhauled | miles ® and arrest Jed John Guilford, a negro waiter at Palm hotel, charged with y woman of jewelry mer Miami! had sal} it was recalled that The Star is increasing its advertising vol- ume and circulation faster than any other Seattle paper. ed for Guilford, had disappeared, had been spending a od «deal of} money f By wireless he was located on Js M N i board the vessel. Ht McCormick's = gt ‘ with a capacity a j was in the hart wows: ov rie | SEATTLE THEATRE Operated by Chas. C. Witmer, and| ‘TIVO TY ChontUs home Main 43 jwith Detective Shade aboard, the| wo. commencing Monday, March 23 TONIGNT AND ALL WEEE | machine mder way, and over BAILEY & MITCHELL PRESENT hauled the Miami within an hour A Rousing Musteat Comedy The sea was calm, and no difficulty A MINE ON A MESSAGE FROM MARS | wan rienced in alighting along Aceon: At Prk petal napin side the Miami THE BATHING NUMBER Po ‘ The fugitive offered no resist:| Vaudeville. mae Weenty, | Suen Might Monies, Our Oe ance, and after transferring him to the alr craft, the return fight wa: made in record time. HEAVY SLAUGHTER IN MEXICO BATTLE EL VERJEL, Durango, Mex. At 7 a. m. Villa ordered up more | retnforescssnte, and Gen. Ortega’s March 24.—Gen. Villa's rebels occu-| [tit tree onded | brigade re pied Gomez Palacio today after one / "Th, real test of strength will of the most stubborn battles of the/come when Villa hurls his forces present revolution |against Torreon proper. The bombardment from both| Although Torreon, Lerdo and « wae terrific. A number of | Gomez Palacio are practically one warehouses and cotton presses were |{n both a commercial and social lin flames this morning |sense, Torreon proper represents | The constitutionalists occupied |the military stronghold, where the Gomez Paiacio at 9 p. m. yesterday, | main federal force is gathered under ake Mle age Buncougecieans The rebel forces in Torreon num- Fall of Torreon Near ber 7,000 men, and they are splen Gen. Velaco, federal commander, | {idly ped. ihe defenee wen feintorcenents er “CASCARETS” IF COSTIVE, BILIOUS, HEADACHY AND UPSET—DIME A BOs rived from Torreon, With and all other distress; relieve m ® o'clock and 20¢. Sights 7:15, Nights, 10¢ Matinee 2:20. jue 10¢ and 15¢ PANTAGE Popular Comie Opera Star HARRY BULGER SEVEN TERRYS In a Comte Acrobatic Riot Other Big Features 100 and 200 GRABS ANOTHE! Nixon carved another notch his gun in the White House p handicap pocket-billlard ment, Monday, trouncing Fadd 100 to 38, Williams defeated as, 100 to 62. DEBATE. TOLLS Unable to agree on the stand of President Wilson on the canal tolls” members of the national affairs” committee of the Commercial Club ‘will debate the question tonight. also in rebel hands, it wa believed | that the fall of Torreon is a matter of hours At dawn today another fort W2S = No odds how much your head | made to dislodge the 8, and a fe ble you are from | sluggish Liver and Bowels terrific cannonade, directed by Villa, 8ches: how miserable you ars TWH) she sour bite, gases and clogged in person, caused tremendous loss of Constipation, indigestion, US | waste which is producing the { life among the federals ness ‘a “Cascaret” tonight straight A 10-cent box of Cascarets \ your head clear, stomact } a Test to Come liver and bowels regular aad 7 ens you out by morning. Clean your stomach, and} liver | a | f t ike 53 | bowels tonight; end the headache, | feel bully for months. Dopt | bate the tace 12 fhig"producen:« Nene Ouee 0 ped | fh Riv MRS. HART BACK billousness, dizziness, nervousness, |get the children—their little. truly marvelous trassformetion—| Se) jurnal, sid a | braces up| the sour, geesy stomach, backache sides need a gentle cleansing, AG ome: 5 the appetite, and ts silehtly Springfield, 11) . 2707 6 Is the Natural Way tive, toc ich In helpful n Homesteading 160 acres on the Times, Shreveport 1986 2! r ’ spasmodic! wa site of Dyes, a former town of CANDY CATHARTIC. Times-Democrat, hial asthma ’ ‘ Muskogee J 423 | is om. |20:000 people, was one of the ex e New ; 82 | apeaiaeie abe ‘aaueemmet pened perlences in Alaska enjoyed by @ at i elie Sabinaaglad : \ ring® ie "| Mrs. Mary E. Hart, president of e Tota tease yan|—~A ride along this benutifal river ¢ pine ex-|the Alaska-Cruise club, and Alas Totals 98,365 190 guaiacol and gives you a scenic trip 1 healtr sae ot Ata. |kan writer. She returne don the in America OO eae eR not wark in {steamship Spokanc 10 CENT BOXES “ANY DRUG STORE }—You can go through Salt hmbination, | P 5th, 6th and Pine SOLDIER FLEES 2 2 ates aa Ls RK WHILE YOU SLEE eee oe oe, 8 ety. iniisied hc: COWS INFECTED Max Russell, a govertiment pris more han any other cough VIA THE or ho aumm TODAY'S STYLES TODAY; WEDNESDAY SP SPECIALS RED-LETTER DAY OF LOST UMBRELLAS, SAT., MARCH 28 BANKRUPT | |oner, took unasked-for leave of ab- sence from Fort Lawton yeaterday. | More than 100 soldiers searched the | woods for him in vain. | MARKET BRISK 0-W. R. & N. Oregon Short Line @ uction Sale! A brisk demand exists for the AND port of Seattle bonds, according to the Dexter Horton National bank,| H ifi which joined in @ purchase recently Union Pacific with Eastern bond houses o AE | Three Fine Trains Daily to the East ADJOURNS FOR FUNERAL In honor of the memory b EVERY HAT AND SHOE AT tie Rev, Owen Jox gir’ | Steel Coaches—Electric Block Sig- || Dykeman of the superior court | | Dals—Standard Pullman and Tourist | announced he will adjourn | | Sleeping Cars » HALF PRICE OR LESS Ladies’ and Girls’ Trim med Hate.... 19¢ vp Ladies’ Men's, Girls’ and Children's Shoes Zhe ana Seamless Sheets, 99 inch, round thread 63e 14 Ibe. best Granulated Sugar. 5 Ibs. 196 Prunes 26e aack Bucky 200 Ripe Oltves, can neat Piou! prett obliging Cheene | NEW YORK.—That she thought | employes: bleache a kiss was enough to make her his | 156 Ch sioeh | lam wite and that Augustus H. Hall car-| ed diamonds as big as goose omgs| y, 14 in his pockets was the testimony of| gNelll of) ONeill, |Mrs. Emma L, Hall, suing for dt Com | voree, Pai . electric light court thia afternoon durin, w the |) ea Traine | funeral of the minister, 15¢ Lons- | Carpet Wer | | Splendid Din dale oe) se o ‘ Car, Serv INNOCENCE ABROAD : #8 Frosh 25e |) » Made Peanut Putter Agt. 716 Hecond Ay T Home: The Pacific Coast Pipe Co. has 4 petition in the superior court net the city and Holt & Jeffery,| contractors, to prevent the Shilshole| ay. fil It is declared the city has not apparent means to pay $40,156 condemnation damages awarded to| ™ the plaintiff eompany Mews Mews will dance at Red: ding’s hall Priday | | Margarine | _Y. W. GC. A. Choral club meets at! 2 lFirst Presbyterian church tonight | Filipinos, Luck A guarantee of absolute ratiatac or money promptly with this preparation tion refunded. you. If not, nend to The Pinex Co Ft. Wayne, tnd. | | The Piace to Save Money on Furniture You'll find prices like these | all through the stock: $16 $15 Princess Dresser, golden oak . 6 Oak But Karly ong $12) > Walnut $26 Dresser Cireassian $20 $4.50 fumed oak Seat $3 $50 Genutne Turkish leath rae. S25 [cA rato FOR USED] S.H. POYNOR 1621 Fourth Avenue Between Pike and Bine Leather Dining Chair’... Your | druggist has Pinex, or will met it for| Veterinarian, _|whose shipment of milk to Everett | OLYMPIA, W March 24.— The report of Guy Overhuise, state shows that of 128 ca’ tle belonging to Andreill! brothers, || Exquisite New Waists for Easter MORE attractive as- sortment Charm ing Waists could not 102 are infect- 12 are has been forbidden, led with tuberculosis and doubtful GIVEN 4 YEARS A of WESTMINSTER, B. C., March 24 be found anywhere. Pretty Joe Angelo, union organizer, con models in crepe de chine, victed of riot conspiracy in connec crinkley crepes, _ batiste tion with the Nanaimo coal strike ahh China aie an teats last summer, was sentenced to four | years in prison, Nine others were || Copen, green, lavender, sentenced to one year or less. Fifty. |} maize, etc. High and low one others, though convicted, were || neck, kimono and drop released | sleeves; beautifully trim | med with lace and inser tion and reasonably priced, starting at - $2.00 PASTOR BALKS A Credit Convenience TACOMA, Wash,, March 24.-~Be- |i} cause the Ministerial Alliance in Is what you need to buy your Easter outfit. You can get your sisted on a secret meeting, Rev, C. || apparel now and pay when it is easy for you to do so. It’s ¥, W. Stoeyer, pastor of St. John’s |i} the only way to keep fashionably dressed, and credit don't English Lutheran chureh, and can- ||} cost you any more here. Open an account today. didate for mayor, declined to ad dress the assoctation. ORGANIZE BANK Confidential Convenient VALDEZ, Alaska, “March 2 Tho | Credit = wicde aieck of Patton nha teen ip 9 ak Ban i corporated here with capital stock hae 34 Second Av. & aul Union St. | ‘pt $25,000, ‘The incorporators are Seattle’s Reliable Credit House ‘S. and M, Blum, and E. B, Wh en who will take over 8, Blum’s pre; banking business Quarrel over Chickens results in arrest of Albert Furtwangler, harged with assault,