The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1914, Page 2

TASKINNORTH "Member of Alaska Railroad © Commission Arrives From Washington. “OFF FOR FAIRBANKS ~ ceanie “Tells How Three Members of ~ Commission Will Divide Work of Route Surveys. Ha patie £ = When the members of the Alaska ring board leave Seattle for Y lr summer's work of surveying Alaska they will separate, anc i See practically nothing of each other all summer DD This, according to Thomas Riggs. he who arrived last night from ington, He was met by a from the Arctic club and from Alaska bureau of the Char r Of Commerce. They greeted b with a cheer - Will Go to Fairbanks 7 Riggs wil! leave here Jr BO direct to Fairbanks, t of the northern survey ; ks to Broad pasa led to arrive with Riggs, but Was held in Porttand on business a until tomorrow, will super- the survey from Broad pass to ime mouth of the Susitna river, C. Edes, the third member the commission, wil! be in charge the Susitna’s mouth to Seward. ige8 was a busy ms the Arctic club, which will be th ers of the commission they are here. ixious old sourdoughs pumped dry. He answered a thousand Ask Him About Terminals “How about terminals?” “Pairbanks, probably, in the th,” grinned Riggs, who Is enje Alaskans’ excitement, ® tease them. “We haven't yet. Portage bay, Seward, and Valdez are all posstbil In the South.” y planned, will go up valley, thence up the thence to Broad pass, and Nenana to the Tanana river. it routes are open from Tt may go via the Tanana to or may course through coal fields and the Bon. ir the road goes on to the Yukon cross the Nenana, or branc Healy crossing and cross th: at Fairbanks. commission expects to finish surveying work early In Octo er; then they will visit the prin- pal Alaska ports until December, data, “They hope to have their report to submit to President Wilson i 1. Riggs and Mears will be enter at luncheon tomorrow noon | the Commercia! Club. es ’Em Grow YAKIMA, May 20.—Ex- ts conducted by the botany of the Yakima high school of plants under electricity, | grew two inches in a single and a foot in two weeks. ___ AMUSEMENTS MOOR E—3 ‘Twice Dally, 2:20 ant #-29 LYMAN H. HOWE Vividiy How Uncie fam Hatlt the JAMA CANAL many other Interesting pictures. Mights, 25<, %6e and 50. i 2 Adulte 25c; Children 15c. THEATRE George The Avenue Players —»— “WE UGHT THAT FAILED” Rudyard PANTAGES MLLE. AMATO, PANTOMIME IDOL Night in the Slums of Paris % GEORGE WILSON Former Minstrel Star. 100 and 206. ALBERT “ANSEN Jeweler and Silversmith Is Now Located at His New Store 1010 Second Ave.. Near Madison. MEAT PRICES CUT ‘TOMORROW, THURSDAY, AT FRYE & CO.'S MARKETS AS FOLLOWS: Choice Spare Ribs © Choice Loin Pork Chops “Choice Veal Chops : 18¢ ‘Choice Shoulder Pork ‘Steak Pork Back Bones, 10 pounds fo 25c 1 oe et ADs Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until Pp. routes for the new rallway | | } Lieut. Frederick Mears, who was n last night) he | UGGS IN CITY:'THEATRE MEN COUNCIL WILL DUTLINES HIS OF VERACRUZ RUSH WORKON “LIKE THE WAR 1 | They Fall Over Themselves to | Cater to the Amusement- Seeking Americans. lis GOOD SHOW TOWN | —_— Scores of Movie Shows; Mex- | icans Can't Stand American Rag Time By Bernard Rucker | United Press Staff Correspondent VERA CRUZ, May 15 By mall.) The already | have Amert native impresarios egun to cater to the nights ago the Salon Olympia theatre ent to which all bidd voral Olympta entertains gave a Amer 2 sd in both © scattered thr Spanish rugh would mag nouncing there exh films, exceptional vaudevi! 1O8, greatest European ncers; they will present as ball fight, tn which t mous dog, Neron, plays t |important thought, Prices LF jand 40 Me " Half a Dozen Theatres | ¢ Olympia was only the ploneer amusement resorts oon the streets of Vera Cruz were fatrly avalanched with # on paper color and most flamb« advertising in the [most am: English entertain }ments of every description Ve rus is a “good show town {in the parlance of Longacre square. {There are half a dozen t innumerable moving picture The Mexicans are very fond of mu They are used to latening to it all day long and half the night But they have not ye @ to ap prove of the Ame marine bands, which give concerts dally in the Plaza and at the Terminal The natives think the American | | music too loud, and they do not care for ragtime. Like Their Grand Opera The navy banda play “Get Out and Get Under” so ft can be heard a mile away. The Mexicans Iftke grand opera, played softly Accordingly, the past two days native string bands have been going bout the streets playing In the cafes. They play such things aa La Paloma,” the “Sextette” from “Lucia” and the like. * matter how the listening Americ..s are en Joying the latest tango or maxtx rag in the Plaza, if a soft pedal native orchestra strikes up any- where in the town, the Mexicans quickly vanish from the portallos jand gather where their own music | te dispensed. PRIVATE PARKS SHOT, BRAZILIAN MINISTER SAYS WASHINGTON, May 20.—From the Brazilian minister in Mexico state the state department received a report that Private Parks was |shot by federals and that his body ; Was cremated. The minister got his information from an eye witness of the shoot ing. Secretary Garrison denied the assertion made by R. J. Kerr for a day or two civil governor of Vera Cruz that Gen. Funston already had made a similar report. INGLIS DIVORCED Col. William 4 court when Judge divorcee decree to Mrs, Anne Hughes [Inglis yesterday on grounds of j cruelty A boy of 10 and $50 a | month alimony were awarded to the | mother. | Inglis was not In ‘ARREST WAITERS | Arrested by Deputies Roberts and Loomis as suspects in the robbery case of Al Reetz, a mill worker, Her bert Wolf and Harry Brewer, walt jers in the Angeles Cafe, are in jail | Reetz was drugged, and later beaten and robbed of $ on the Country club road. JUAREZ, May 22.—Gen, Carranza telegraphed from Durango today that Gen. Torres’ rebel forces had occupied the outskirts of San Luls Potos! after a fight in which 380 federals were killed. NOT WARNED | “Will we find the snobbish Smith-Jones at the reception?” “I think so-—they don't know we're coming.” STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS liam granted a} on seamen emia THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1914, = ee "RENTON LINE Expect Sight of Construction Crews at Work Will Have Its Effect. MAY STILL BUY LINE |Council Ready to Accept Any Reasonable Offer From &., R. & S. Co, Owners. | | | | Daniel Frohman P@ese™s be the rt for the 5S. R. & 8 sonable offer to sell The fact that the city its own line will r sideration of any existing Une best sort of an argument to make a rea The city ts golng to go ahead with plans to build a municipal 1} | street car line in Rainier valley to e | |parallel the Seattle, Renton & t Southern system. The counell vote to issue $500,000 } utility bonds to afd in the construc tion will be followed by actual plans . || for work on the new line 1 Counctiman Erickson and other {|| orn unieipal road take attitude that the city has dilly ! weh with officials {|| r & 8. Co. Urge Immediate Action They will urge the Immediate use of the general bond tssue to the amount ),000, now avail able for the first part of the work, and will ur that construction be gin at once They be that the aight of crews at work on the city line will HI will begin revent con from the Cooley Has a Plan In case a satisfactory agreement is reached, used by th sity the one line will be hout the neces. of building a new one. Greatest Success Tess of th torm Cou A 5-Reel Photo Drama: [asta ep Counting” Coney TESS OF THE STORM COUNTR eos scrept $408,000 tn general Donan tt Rugged, Out-Door Drama, Replete cent interest, and $1,000. mds, at 6 per cent in terest, as a fair offer. Rat while the Renton men are thinking it over, the city road plans will be pushed forward. And tn caso a purchase ts not made, two lines will give service to Rainier valley citizens. | | HE WANTS MORE. CHUG-BIKE COPS | Outside of the following, Police . . Humorous and Pathetic Situat | Prices 10c & 20c ieee driffiths doesn't want any- Te nes — ~ —_—— u : Mire eh i dark ars, ten |BOALT GETS FIRST U. S. STAMP tion home for women, workhouse for men, ‘nother police court judge, more substations and more motor. bike and mounted cops, He told !t to the Municipal league ‘BLOOD HOUNDS SOCIALIST PARTY | PUT ON TRAIL! OF | TRIES TO SETTLE | WITH VERA CRUZ POSTMARK; HE SAYS THEY'LL BE VALUABLE yesterday. i atu Picxine FACTIONAL WAR 3 BANK BANDITS WORTH PICKING saci farch for A plan to abolinh the warring | SPOKANE, May SPOKANE, Wash, May 20. ;| rea and yellow socialists and bring jthe three bandits who ¥ Spangle, sd —— —e 18k ce | them to roost with the white dove | jrobbed the State Bank of ter lock ling to reports submitted yee.|Of peace as one organization here | Wash., of nearly $6,000, #ewion, in in Washington has been launched | by the national committee of the }socialist party at Washington A committee from three states was named to hold a convention tn |terday to trustees of the North Pa-| cific Fruit Distributers, in session | here. jing the cashier, O. .W M continued jthe bank vault, was posses. throughout the night by jelieved to Today the men were Yar Waver- OU WISE YES? Because you are Trading regularly at the South-End Public Market Third—Washington—Prefon- | TO PASS DITCH this state and sive both factions a be hiding in the woods np trying to chance to set forth their grief, 4 ‘ — | plan reorganization, and elect new | |!y, Wash. and posses ards are be-/| Then PORTLAND, May 20.—The Grace | officers | locate them. Bloodhoun! Te ie line steamer Santa Clara, which| jing used in the search. in an auto- jDerthed here yesterday, will carry| the first cargo from Puget sound ports to the Atlantic coast via the | Panama canal | The bandits escaped fof shots to mobile, firing a numberis. Armed nidate the citizentanized, and were quickly orgine automo i in pursuit in ny a ’ t tion of conven on today State eves J. K. Montgomery, Ev. | erett shingle manufacturer, for $124 premiums on industrial insurance. | Stearns Rat Roach Paste ” WHY strren TOOTHACHE? ’ Electric gb orn s unt “Tomei the at the Mark's. It is ma’o are allowed sence of women, whe in the his- a vote for the first tin tory of the diocese. — FE yMSELF ; 1 | The annual diocese of Olympia is ¢rked by St tbe. Butler Drug ©o.. Seattle, Wash. | | A Facsimile of the Firat United States Stamp to Go Through the Post- | office at Vera Cruz. It Was Obtained by Fred Boalt, Staff Boston Dentists via Sa 1420 Second Avenue. By Fred L. Boalt On Thursday You Can Buy: 6 Ibs. best Spinach for | isHoots w'! collectors | by | Many stamps held aot +) ' * are worth astonishing sums Ki . | Opposite Bon Marche. VERA CRUZ, Mex, May 7 can we : ANDH 6 bunches young Ontons for. .5¢ ills off rats, mice, Here's an ordinary one-cent he value stamps may attain is cil 20.—After all 5 bunches finest Radish cockroaches, waterbugs and %ENT Suvcrvow |etamp that may be worth hun. !llustrated by the recent sale in| ,peRDEEN, Mave, Frank Fields, ee shes...5¢ England of an Indian stamp and a 3 big heads fine Letteuce..10¢ Australian stamp (See the Farmers) Fancy Creamery Butter wiffeur, shot the | chaufx and shoulder, | The wife will| dreds of dollars some day! t I have been fortunate enough to four-penny West obtain the very first United States for $6,000 each. postage stamp to be received and Though, perhaps cancelled in the Vera Cruz post: stamps cancelled in Vera Cruz will quarrel with hi 45, Tacoma woman in the nech then killed himself. ' other vermin. It is ready for use, economical, reliable And sold under an absolute guarantee of money back if it faila, 2 Ibs. American Or ..4 New | office! never command such © siamebbey PRLS | 8 Ibs. Potatoes for 10¢ Directions langvages kage, ever command such a price as iibidiabsalaieie g i heat hey nse b a With the American fing over! this, it {s certain that they will be : AGENT Home grown new Peas, Ib. .10¢ Geld by retailers every wheee, the city, American stamps are ac-|very valuable in a hundred years, ARREST |] A Picture Theatre Ticket Free cepted on letters. Some time, in especially if the United States re-| a |] with every pound of “Magnet” - 20, — James CHICAGO, Mayly agent of a St. Gruenbaum, former, Nome, was ar Louis distillery atlay after a search | the day of our grandehildren per- haps, these stamps will be valu- I think that readers of The Star able both for their scarcity and who have brothers or sweethearts their historte associations. in the army here would do well to An American stamp sent from get them to write letters home. The rested here yesterdrged with embez- a foreign postoffice and cancelled envelopes, with the cancelled stamp |of two years, cha} in @ foreign language! It 1s for on, could bo saved and left as aj zling $25,000, Just such unusual features that legacy to their grandchildren. ¥ brand Coffee or Tea. Look for the Placards Announc- ing “Spec mains here only a short time. Everything the Best for Less in “Market Square.” BULL BROS, Jusi Printers True-to-Nature Teeth |The Finest Production of Dental | Art MAIN 4891 Q. A. 1273 Or, May 20. HOOD RIVER, of Police Judge During the illnessary, Miss Lucile Howe, his secret) his bench yester- | Johnson, occupiedg Pete Couvert a A SEATTLE SONG Examination and advice Free Gold Crowns (22-k. and extra NARROW ESCAPE | | | ’ : ih day, After givinghe sentenced him | | Sridgework (strictly | first-| Are you singing “The Dear | Because the rear wheols of thetr|motherly lecture, rly conduct, 1012 THIRD SAIN 1043 class), per Tooth .....%5.00) oig tiikum Town,” just on the |auto hung on the wall after Hie [eee |Gold Fillings .....$1.50 Up] market from the pens of Chari front wheels had gone over a five-| |True-to-Nature Teeth, per set| Eugene Banks and James Ham- | foot bulkhead at Interlaken and ’ ( liton Howe? Washington boulevard last night, +++ .85.00 to $15.00 It le dedicated to the 30 on | ee ove ee ‘nest Teeth in the world.) igital Tilikume. Cecil Laird, B. ©, Million, Cecil All Work Guaranteed 15 Years. |Gray, Gertrude Gray and Lottie! | Endorsed by leading business | Palmer escaped injury. | Corner Broadwa Students ma: outs y enter Bo. sn e }men and the dental profession CONVICT GUNN ees y petals eA generally BELLINGHAM, May 20.—A jury| {in the superior court last night re jturned a verdict of guilty of grand Hlarceny against A. C, Gunn, Seattle |stock broker, charged with obtain. | ing $1,200 in an unlawful manner in |connection with the purchase of a bank at Sumas last fall, NO AWARD MADE) OLYMPIA, May 20.—On account, of the closeness of the three low bids for the construction of nine miles of the Inland Empire high-| way, {in Whitman county, the state highway board held up the award yesterday. | Hours, 10 to 5, dail: Catalog on Request Our work high class, Our prices reasonable. BATNS Washington Baths. Bide. Massours graduate = Dr {tute, Stockholm. wedan Peterson, gradu ats of Unman's Institute holm. Sweden. 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Ward King, inventor of the|at Hotel Stebekin and an outing on} King #plitlog drag, the lake will be features, The CROWN CLEANERS | Two Stores Av0 Second, 1851 Vourtn, Pel, Midg, Morey Stationery Co. ear Columbine ‘t,)