The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1914, Page 7

TOMO MOR Take an outing Zenith Beach ¢ Deck at 9:15 dinner at } Aerger The finest trip on F SEE f al ~ JUST BELOW THR Perfect sites $50.00 each, ) a4 A BIG LEVEL AND At iN eAvK ON NORTHERN © ter’s fam {J 4 Ic ie EMNES Q) Di] : ROW ING rememt N amer leave ents h way Returt Hl u > res und nn ieal \\ BE-TR c : NT with title Insured deed. on the matn nove \ ST 1 TOP AW MN I (IN) UW FLAY p & MORTRARE PO WVU VAUG MPARY 1406 pas Avenue 40 WTD REAL ESTATE 5-491, care of Star we NS 41 ACREAGE GLEN ACRE GARD has houses and orchard PRICE $550 FOR 5 ACRES AND UP EASY TERMS PLENTY OF WORK IF WANTED! AASEN & SEXTON COMPANY First_ Ay. Etitott 6347 a FARN—$628 $825—-KIRKLAND Fine view tract. We will bufld new Dungalow and sel! house for 9625, terms 18 SOL. BALANCE DUR $200. PRICE| $1,009. WHAT HAVE TOU TO OFFER? 901 AMERICAN BANK BLDO je—820 acres of the finest land in Bastern Washington; pienty water ON CONTRACT, iy pick of community, on county road, rafiroad. Can leave here tn 1 ioe, Se oe tank see ast beck be ince can mornings or ; garden soll; easy to clear $35.00 per * £19 American Bank | TW ecres—t308__q mile from Moods ca Bal Box 2723. Seatth 10-acre tracts. $40 ed easy terme Sam Hagen BR. 1, Port Biakeley. FINE LOCATION 10-nere tracts of land for @ little less money Montborng Skagtt ‘8 ~ is ACRES, WITH STREAM On publie road, good sotl, highly Improved and pri tat Rear Seattic. Handy of mabent mill and nice town. MARS H & CO, "1209 34 AVE {0 acres orth of Seattle, 87 Young & Brobers. Ballard § Tasr 26 minuter Fine for chick Bus ¥_ Bik For Gale—An ideal country home, 10 acres fine land: close to town and school A Wonttie, ony ranch P. have you to offer? Phone Main #052 For acreage, improved, unimproved or ‘waterfront see Mille. £07 Leary Ride REAL ESTATE 0 KNOW A BNA By owner—Three large room bungalow ‘polished floors, bullt-in closet, window seat, eta; lot f0x100 feet: fenced; garden In; roses and shr: halt mile from city limits; (no te to pay); 2 block rr 6.00; $200.00 Take Tacoma int minutes’ ride to Allentown station quire for O. H. Putnam VOR SALE OR RENT—A MODERN) §-ROOM COTTAGE. 4825 4 LOT 126x120 ROSE BUS LAxe WASHINGTON. ona8. LOTS OF B OVER PHONE RAST | 385 DOWN BALANCE $10 A MONTH fate bungalow with every modern ‘eonvenience; full concrete basement Rardwood flow lot 560x100; close to pavement ard assessments paid Gress &-60%, care Bale—Modern & to Woodland park and lake or unfurnished. Will sell re easy terms, clear: Mrs EMS level corner lot, t0xi00 land car line; ideal homesite; ‘only NO AGENTS. Ad furnished | LEY—where there ts a] be made If you are close in property dependent for! poking for @ good EXCHANGES a8 nores at Oak WROWANGE LOANS OM uN a ‘ head Sta af, TrIKE PLACE pack tomatoes Beatin 14-96 rth as|eack best je to| pure fa and tral ont TES Sores fine aif Moses Lak fire price. Address P Our specialty is ¢ stock, grain and fruit ran 100 exclusive Iatings Cail E. GIESNER ©. Box TH8, Se for Okanogan valley bargains race tracks, # Ian, BeAr | aves homemade bread. = emeite, 100 Ibi big Columbia shad. Malle 23-26. fresh loca! CONSUMERS SEE TWO BIG LOCAL ches a and ee us $11 to $20 Per the o mn call on oF addr P J 8 108 Cherry 8t Phone Main 2238. NEAR KEN nearly level: « all rich, shed and nearly all WATERFRONT OD GANAL WATE PER ACRE. DAN BOSTON BLOCK acres, part payme: red, for 108 © PACIFIC HAIL WAY LANDS eady for the| ar completed literature and in RKY, Agent Beattio. EXTRA GOOD BUY FORTY-ACRE SNAP T productive sol! nice trout stream |ford Co. MISSION—An {deal summer home, on Campbell, Glendale, Wash. INVESTMENTS jOnTOAGES PLANTS AT WORK beat wheat, ‘The Home Consumers’ league visited the plant of the Vittucet Im- porting Co., at 209 Occidental av., Friday afternoon. This concern is putting on the market a cream of tartar baking powder, and the process of manu lfacture, as well as that of coffee) | roasting and manufacture of mince) | meat and syrups was demonstrated. | ‘The plant of the Lowman & Han. w iso visited. The vis 4\\tors were firat taken to the sev enth floor, where the engraving 1s/ arned over: | done, the entire floor being devoted to this, They were then conducted aoe it. One the wholesale and retail establish presented with ee ee a copy of the new city charter, just | in eines ___ | off the press, with the compliments of the concern, FINE LITTLE HOME WOMAN TALKS s hed and stumps | ready to live :2%| ON COLORADO 2 miles a snap —- and, 216] A woman's version of the terrible conditions during the civil war in Colorado will be given by Kate 48 SUMMER HOMES [jichards O'Hare, the well-known BUY OF OWNER AND KEEP COM-|gocialist speaker, at Dreamland He bject will be Sunday night. beach; ae much ground aa desired iso 00d location for chickens and|The Colorado War.” Miss O'Hare berries. $25 to $60 per acre; 10 per ; ter the recent berrieg, $28 to #60 1 ver! was in Colorado after the rec trouble. “vee LAUNDRY TRIAL ‘=| WEXT FRIDAY B. F. Ivy, manager of the Troy ____liaundry, will come up before Jus i. 800 CF | tice Fred Brown next Friday to ex- erry a plain why Miss Johanna Hilts, an employe, was “fired” after her re. home bull EXCHANGES turn from Olympia, where she told vi Bid, Ww. Maen. cS ae ae ae —— the minimum wage commission Oe Brles 0560. tie to ond of Fi a4) jsome striking truths about laundry y Seer Woe oo west to 316 W. O—- GOOD 2 oF b-pansonger an-| girls, i § : | oblie, MISSOURI, IDAHO, CALI Bi Gas acre, close in, i wit i! PONNIA, EASTERN BTATEM, seattle, | ‘ _| — pond, tor $50) 7 | WESTERN WASHINGTON propert Bat LocaTOMs seb) yee one DISCUSS OFFER ! ious proserty “ | c Z tor all or any part of fol | anywhere Green Bide a pay renst Wee us featti Realty s. Bldg, Co, white Bide Coming Your Way Right Now! STAR WANT AD has a house ready for the man with ready cash—which means a 49 sores irrigated, Twin with water rights for $00 17 aerem and lake, north of lote tn ington, and $68 lote in The several owners will t one prope or each arately at strictly low what you have. Give legal saving worth while. Bee page 6 } in firat letter W. 8. ROBIBO: 4 Mutual Life Bidg., Beatt ¥ 60 acres, Mayfield, Michigan 160 lots, upper Columbia Valicy, $20,000 myproved, Bilver Lake, on Intar receiver for the attle, Renton & Southern, met finance and city utilities com- of the council yesterday aft- to discuss his offer of sale Scott Calhoun, + | the mitt in 126 acres, nores, and | eTnoo for 26 per cent of the gross receipts Seattle. and for 25 years, No definite eonclu- nVE sion was reached, "TWAS A BATTLE Seattle won the 1915 Shriners’ | |convention during the session at is| Atlanta, Ga., after the hardest sort of rivalry with San Francsico, ac cording to John L, McLean, who has just returned, jaway from home attending colle THE STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1914, het hey Ge | -_ | | | Q.—(1)—Do not think these ques; If parents would attend dances) tions too insignificant to answer,|with their children, the policeman | because | really am in earnest and| would be unnecessary, Respect-| anxious to have your anawer. | am/able dances do not require an of ficer’s presence, and I would advise | you girls to seek your pleasure | and have no one to ask advice from. Now, Miss Gr I'm 17, not good | some other plac looking, but I'm cute. About two | _ months ago | took a dancing craze,| Qj am in love with a handsame 80 | took a course of dancing, which | am just crazy about | completed a short time ago. I've ems to like me been going to one of the dance What shall| halls, learning steps the professor | am very anxious to know,| of whom | took lessons did not| I my future depends on it, teach, | hope you will print the answer, | go to quite a few club dances as | will watch your column every) and | make a speciality of dancing day, HILDA xX. | one dance | have learned, because A.—It is too bad that you think you know, Miss Grey, if a boy !# @| your future depends on a handsome| good dancer he ie very man’s whims. Why don’t you take The girls don't seem to o the responsibility of your present| lan't good looking If he can dance | into your own hands and fill it with weil. some good and useful work? Then But | haven't taken any girl my-/| ine ¢ pile ketones 4 bane he tiie: att © future will take care of itself. friends that I'm afraid of making hard feelings. It the last dance | heard the remark made that “Em- mett never takes a girl to a dance.” Now, I’m handicapped. | don't know whether to take a girl and make hard f ngs, or go alone and appear cheap. (2)—Could you tell me what would remove paint from a woolen pair of trousers? (3)—Can you tell me how | could make my eyebrows grow heavy? Thanking you. Yours In sincer- 1) young man. Q.—I am a reader of your column and am coming to you for advice. | ectable girl and | am 17 ge. | have always worked at housework and lived in the coun- try most of my fife, and like the country much better, but | cannot t awful lone several nice boy friends, but am not very well ac- quainted with them. | don’t know where they spend their time. Could you please give me your advice how Ee. t0 Get acquainted with them? Wait- If you want to take a|!"@ for your advice ~(1) ry soon, gist to @ dance it is your own a&| .~ Ba LONESOME GIRL. fair whom you select. Really I C4 eer Ju age you ae working {n not think the other girls will care. y #0, why not join one | of the *Y. W. C. A. clubs? Don’t Try to use moderation in all things, {nd don’t get a “craze” for any- make an effort to get acquainted thing. with young men. When the right (i)—-Use turpentine to remove) {ime comes, you will meet them the paint. If it leaves a grease spot; When you do, act as your mother you can remove that with warm | Would like you to, and don't be for |soap-suds, made from a pure soap. | ¥8rd. A girl who is lonesome ff a boy @) t your eyebrows alone, and attend to more important | !% Not around is scarcely ready to} things: jhave his friendship Q—! am very much troubled) @—t am perplexed and wish you would tell me what to do. and would like to have you help me 1 go with a nice young man, but out. There is a girl whom | know) and 6 ls my chum. She is eo; MY folks object to our marria: sweet and charming. She never cause he! Indian. A boy of mine scolded me and said 1] should not go with him, because it| didn't look right, and that he was| M |considered a low class, and my! Now, last night both of us were | friends often speak of me going} Invited to the same party. There, with an Indian. Now, Mise Grey,| is another girt (whom hardly any are Indians considered a low class) one likes or goes with) that went | of people or not? Should | go with to the same party, and who dis-| him or not have anything to do with likes and myself. She called him? He hai suention and| goes near the boys, always goe with nice girls, and is so bright and Jemart In her studies. Her name | friends of the ‘TAKES CHILDREN ‘=: If They Can Do It in Ohio, Why Can’t Same = Thing Be Done in Our State of Washington? Staff Special. the COLUMBUS, 0., May 23.—In progressive Ohio, people have put a stop to public utilities basing their rates for service on watered capitalization In a precedent-making decision, the state public utilities commission has just held the PHYSICAL VALUATIO} of utility properties, and not stock and bond issues, SHALL BE THE BASIS FOR RATE MAKING The decision will put millions of dollars into the pockets of the people. And it will be done by squeezing millions upon millions of water out of the | utility corporations. | o- “28 Rates for all classes of public utility service are bound to come} down in Ohio, because practically every utility in the state ts bulging with water and the utility ma in the past have been able to force the people to pay “a just return” on the watered capitalizations. A year ago Ohio passed a law giving the state utility commission authority to°make physical valuations of all utility properties—st car, gas, water, electric light, telephones, sec ee The little elty of Bucyrus had a city council composed of real people To start matters, this council, by ordinance, fixed eight cents as the maximum price at which electric current for domestic lighting could be sold in the city. The Bucyrus Light and Power Co., having & monopoly of the field, had been charging 10 cents. The company, with a capitalization of $242,000, not Including | $256,000 of claimed “current Mabilities,” insisted that !t would not make @ fair return on its “Investment.” The utilities commission set about to determine just how much of the $342,000 capitalization was water and how much actual property. When the commission's experts got through they found that the actual physical vaiue of the company’s plant, Includ- Ing everything and useful” In carrying on the busine ‘was $81,000! To this they added $14,000 for money spent by the company in such “overhead charge as financing, developing business, interest) during construction of the plant, engineering and superintendence, | taxes and | 1 expenses. This made a total valuation of $95,000, on which the state com- mission will permit the company to base rates for service! THIS DECISION WILL DIRECTLY AFFECT EVERY UTILITY CORPORATION IN OHIO, Already the commission has under head- way physical valuations of the Cincinnati Traction company, which charges a straight five-cent fare; the Union Gas and Electric Co, of Cincinnati; the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., the Cleveland Telephone Co. (Bell), and the Cuyahoga Telephone Co., independent. In addition, every other public utility in the state had been ordered to file with the commission complete inventories of {ts property for the guidance of the commission in making physical valuations, As soon as present franchises expire and a public utility le ready for a new rate franchise, the Ohio utilities commis- sion will step in, squeeze the water out of the corporations and that are based on ACTUAL, BEDROCK PHYS- HORSEWHIPPED BY IRATE WIFE; TOBOARD; FINDS LIVE IN A ROOM Annie Kingston has a sign out- side ber house at 1822 Howard st., advertising the fact that she takes babies and little children to board. Because somebody complained, the juvenile department sent Po- licewoman De Han up there yester SAN FRANCISCO, May 28—A citation was issued by District At- torney Fickert here today, ordering Supervisors D, BE. Blackburn of San Mateo and Miss Birdie Walsh, a stenographer, to appear here Mon- day and show cause why warrants FACES ARREST) < |through the various departments of! PROPERTY OUR} Y SPROIALT ROBERT MALTBY nm names and sald crude things about her so M. mother | thought it beet for M not to go.! [This made her feel bad and, al- though she wanted to, she nothing. Now, Miss Grey, | love this girl M—— very much and hate to do anything which she can't do. | am walting for an anewer, Mies Grey, and kindly heip me out. C.J. A.—Decide the queftion on this ground: Are you really benefitted |by attending these parties?—not| on whether or not your chum's mother allows her to go. Q.— Being stranger here and needing advice, | write to you. | |nees a boy friend who is an inmate of a Southern reformatory and | Would like to know if it would be all right to write to him. Aleo, are their letters read? | think a nice, | sensible letter would be all right, don't you? Please put In the pa- [per as soon as possible and oblige ANXIOUS. A.—Yos, all letters received fas the boys {n a reformatory are read before they reach them, but that need not prevent you writing. A good, sensible letter may do the boy |a world of good, | - ¢ It “A Troubled Soul If you | | will send me a stamped, self- addressed envelope, I will be { very glad to answer you private- ly. I think I may be the means | of helping you. CYNTHIA GREY. D iieaceeciccerees ~! Q.—We are two girls wi always chum together and have d led to write and ask your advice about a subject which greatly puzzies us. We are in the habit of going to all of the dances in this part of the country, and wish to know If it is proper to “rag” and “walk” the two-step. Several of our friends do 80, but other people talk about them 4 say they are “tough.” Now, we don't think ao, for th girls never go tofany dances but those t are oertectty proper, as there ls always |a pollceman present to settle dis- | turbance don't put thie Into the we are really In earn MOLLY AND POLLY, A.—1 don't care for “ragging,” but the “walking” dances, if properly done, seem to me preferable to | some others, as they give the danc- ers a rest, and are graceful. Girls often do things quite inno- cently about which others make re- marks, It isn't what people say eg counts, but what a girl really 5 PIKE St I ZING I haus RES NO. 8 And Two Other Good Reels BULL BROS. Justi Printers 1012 THIRD «@AIN 1043 Bide entre Wicklund Kjolberg’s Inatitu Stockholm. Sweden; Hilmer Peterson, gradu- ate of Prof. Unman's Inatitute, tockholm. Sweden is a very ni oy. se answer. BROKEN HEARTED. A.--The fact that the boy {s an In- dian ts not against him. The ques tion Is whether he shows good qual-| ities. Some Indians are remarkably | fine people. But if you are under age you must respect your parents’ wishes until a/ | | time when you can decide these {things for yourself. It is wise to act slowly. The best thing ts for a girl not | to be hasty until she ts ¥ sure of her acquaintances’ character. day. She found Annie keeping house in a room 10 feet square, with a the other. She had four children there, There was just the one bed. Four plus Annie equals the number that must have slept in that bed. Neighbors say she beats the chil- dren. A YEAR IN JAIL One year in jail was the sen- tence given Stewart Steele by Judge Gilliam today, He was charged with kidnaping Camila Casalerl, a dancer, in his taxi. Chester Duryear,who killed fa- ther in New York, is chief benefi- clary under will. HOME OF SUBLIME BAKING POWDER A MODERN PLANT— | The Vittuce! Importing Co, eight years ago started on @ compar atively small basis as jobbers, importers and manufacturers. Since that time they have found it necessary, through constantly increasing business, to seek larger quarters. The next move was to 406 Occiden- tal av. Today they are and for the past two years have been located at 309 Occidental av. The present location is the Home of Sublime Baking Powder. Five stories are occupied by this enterprising concern, and, from cellar to the top floor, which includes both the warehouse and manu- facturing departments, it is difficult to imagine a more sanitary and systematic establishment, Mr. Joseph Vittucel is at the head of the Vittuoc! Importing Co., and his faith in Seattle eight years ago has been amply justified by the continued growth and prosperity of his firm, The entire fifth floor is occupied by the manufacturing plant of the Sublime Baking Powder; also a line of spices, extracts, mince meat, teas and coffees are manufactured in this department. under the Sublime Label, and in 4@ manner which would reflect credit on any firm west of Chicago. The coffee roasters are the most modern possible to obtain and have a capacity of over two tons of coffee per day, Sublime Baking Powder is a pure cream of tartar baking powder, Over 4,000 Seattle house wives use {t constantly, It is a strictly home product and worthy of your eupport. Four Fine Trains DAILY UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Qua rT Sell 8 PLAN TO GO TO THE PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL JUNE 9 TO 12, 1914 VIA THE O-W R. & N. You have a choice of these elegant trains: SEATTLE-PORTLAND FLYER, leaves Se- attle 7:30 a, m. SHASTA LIMITED, leaves 9:30 a, m. PUGET SOUND EXPRES®, leaves 11:80 a, m. OWL, leaves 11:16 p. m. For further information regarding trains and Rose Festival, see J, H, O'NEILL, D. P. A, 716 Second Avenue Telephone Main 932 Special Round-Trip Fare to Portland $7.50 Ticket sale June 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Final return Iimit, June 15, 1914, cook stove on one side and a bed on} VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME) should not be issued for their ar rest on a statutory charge. The citation followed a visit to Fickert’s office by Mrs. Blackburn, the latter alleging that she horse- whipped her husband and Miss Walsh when she found them togeth- = ha rctaeg night in a Larkin st. tel, 2 BANDITS KILLED HUGO, Okla, May 23—Two bandits who robbed the Bank of Millerton at Millerton, near here, Wednesday, and got away with $1,400, were killed last night in a battle with a posse of 50 men in the mountains west of Millerton. ENDS IT WITH GUN SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.— When his wife, who had left him, refused his plea for a reconciliation, Wm. Murphy, a bartender, shot and badly wounded her, then, pursued by the police, shot himself dead, BOY KILLED BY HIS BROTHER GRANTS PASS, Or., May 23.— Richard Sauers, 18, was shot and instantly killed by his brother, Raymond, aged 17, while the latter was playing with a .38-caliber re volver, COPS ON GUARD At the instigation of Harry W. Bringhurst, fire marshal, Chief Griffiths has posted a general order relating to fires, and has warned all policemen to keep vigilant watch, A one-story frame dwelling oc- cupied by K. B. Savage, at 2617 Fourth ay, W., was totally destroy- od by fire of unknown origin at 3:85 a.m, today, The loss was $1,400, SHORT NEWS | Seattie courts close Friday out of respect to late Judge Orange Jacobs. Elk herd damages crops In Sno- homish county, Mrs. I. H. Trevelyan speaks at Fraternal hall Wednesday night. Mount Baker park Tuesday Luncheon club meets at the club- house Tuesday, John Wilson, paymaster of ce- ment company, murdered and rob- bed of $3,000 at Calgary. Bo Sweeney confirmed at secretary of the interior, Fruit crops, except peaches, will be large all over country, New receiver is asked for Frisco system, Southern Presbyterian church to meet next year at Newport News. Presbyterians in assembly at Chi- cago demand marriage reforms, Excavators find statue of Venus near Cyrene, Istant LISTER SPEEDS AUTO; ‘PINCHED’ BY MOTOR COP TACOMA, May 23.—A “John Doe” warrant is out today for Gov. Erne est Lister, charging the state's chief executive with exceeding the auto mobile speed mit, To keep an engagement to speak Puyallup yesterday afternoon, Gov, Liste and his party were tearing along the paved county road at a speed sald to have been com siderably better than 50 miles am hour. The machines were halted by County Motorcycle Policemen Roy- al and Plerce, who “pinched” the entire party It {# reported that in a collision yesterday with a milk wagon near Bellingham, the governor was giv- en 4@ milk bath. ALUMNI MEETS Monday at 1 o'clock, the annual assembly of the alumni of the Franklin high school will be held in the auditorium of the New Franklin high. The school will be turned over to the “has beens,” and speeches of “Them Were the Happy Days” will be in order. A section of the lunch room is reserved for those who can come in time for lunch. THE VIRGINUS HOTEL 804 Virginia St.. near Westlake Av. Phone Elliott 803. at Modern, elegantly furnished outside |rooms, with the best accommodations im 4 courtesy for the ents, 60¢ to $i. Conventently located STEWART | HOUSE Mone Fie P Tublte “Market ern single rooms 25@ Large modern outelde rooms, for 1 or 3, oe neat OR. L. R. CLARK, D. 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For the BEST in Traveling Goods at the RIGHT PRICE see us REPAIRING Phone Elliott 1169, Miller bp & Leather ods Co. 904 SECOND AVE. SEWING $ MACHINES 5s New Machines rented. WHITE SEWING MACHINE 06, 1404 Third (Near P's) Main 1925 DANCING HIPPODROME te-plece ‘Union Orchestre Dancing Ta by Competent