The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1914, Page 2

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This interest is paid twice each year and if allowed to remain will be credited to the ac- count and will draw in- terest in the same man- ner as the principal for the next interest period disappearance. at $10, surance. Golden O; We charge no more for pure crystal ice, and our delivery system covers all of Seattle. ICE DELIVERY CO. ett ELLIOTT 5560 CALL DA uthoritative Style The famous “Bradbury Seattle's House, readers their word 20 and Up and thor- in lace and button. $2.95 Men's Patent Leather Shoes and Oxfords in lace and button. 211 Union St. “Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 o’Clock. FIRETRAP BURNS; 4 SEVEN DIE: MANY ARE BADLY HURT MILFO! June 16-— Seven men perished, a score were burned, three fatally, Injured jum ing from windows in a fire w! destroyed Peter Copaliam’s board- ing house here early today. The building. originally intended put up in and It had no fire escapes, fire ex- Its corridors were five and its wooden stairways only two and a It was jammed to the doors with Armenian workmen employed in The flames spread was so rapid) TACOMA, June 16.—Rev. Herbert LOCATE JUDGE EVERETT, June 16.—Stories of from China Thursday on the Min- the mysterious disappearance of |"e#0ta. Judge E. K. Prendergast of Con- in circulation here until last night, when word was re- ceived by W. S. Martin, clerk of the courts, Judge Prendergast is enjoying @ va-| steamship Admiral Farragut safled Judge | yesterday for Seattle with 110 first Prendergast was supposed to have/cabin passengers and 1,450 tons of agra La geology ol ne general merchandise for the North- west and Alaska. here last week, but a mistake in the dates and an early vacation were responsible for the stories of his that cation in Ferry county. VESSEL BURN WRANGELL, Alaska, June 16.— The steamer Veder, J. T. Henley, master, burned to the water's edge and sank Saturday morning in the Stikine river while on her second trip of the season from Wrangell to fader iy 7 Creek. She was valued 00, and carried $3,000 in- A small cargo was lost. ities are of- fered in Star Want Ads. STAR-—TUESDAY, JU aden Latest and Oddest Photograph of the “Divine Sarah” NEW YORK, June 16.-—In the! Mme. Bernhardt will visit five con. bright lexicon of Sarah Bernhardt | “nents there is no such oe atherwi pay ntinents, edly no more ¢ would undou ta to the show word as “fare-| abe well Just turned 70, and not feeling a « United reape » will }bit older than Methusaleh pro-| States a new play and a now lead jsumably did at that early stage of| ing man jhis career, Sarah will set sail next; The former is “Jeanne Dore, October for a 16-week tour of the| which she b United States. since her last visit to Amerioa, and This will be just the “ntarter’| the Intter is Romuald Jouhe, who of @ trip aroncd the world, which| has been playing with her tn the will last 26 months, and in which) French capital. CHEASTY LEAVES $5,000 10 EACH OF EIGHT FRIENDS The will of Edward C. Cheasty,! al effects and jewelry were given) the Seattio merchant whose funeral to Mra. John Slattery, a daughter | was held yesterday, has been ad-| of J. A. Balllargeon. mitted to probate, Those receiving the $5,000 cash Tt was executed May 21, 1914. bequests are: Mary Hamilton Henry F. McClure is named execu-| O'Connor, @ friend, of Banta Mon- tor. | foa, man D, Van Buren, Bight cash bequests of $5,000 each Oakland, } M. Stanford, a friend, were left to friends. jot San Fr: palo Matilda J. Piper, Austin McNamara, a cousin in| daughter of A. W. Piper, of Seattle; San Francisco and sole living rela-| Clara ©. Wilson, daughter of Wm tive, is made beneficiary of the re F. Wilson, late of Seattle; Mrs, Lil- mainder of the estate vained at lian B. WI 1722 I4th ay., Se $100,000. attle; Arthur Shepard, secretary of Mr. Cheasty’s gold watch was Cheasty's haberdashery; J. R. Pid given to David O'Netl, a former em- duck, ploye of the haberdashery. Person-| dashery. RETURNS TO DIE/(OINCIL VOTES ON ADMIRAL WAY CONDEMNATION K. Kemp, 57, died suddenly at the Tacoma General! hospital yesterday, following a serious operation, He was a well known missionary {n the southern China field, and returned { (OARE COMING 6 to 2, in favor of improving Ad-| miral way, the arterial highway} a> | which will eut across the Alki pen- SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.—The| insula from 63rd av. 8. W. and Hanford st. to Spokane and 30th av. N. W. before an ordinance ts passed. BUYS INTEREST NORTH YAKIMA, June 16.— Harry F. Callahan, formerly head of the firm of Callahan & Co., has purchased the half interest of J. F. Behrman in the dry goods firm for $25,000. IT LOOKS coop WRANGELL, Alaska, June 16,— Wrangell has been recommended as the base for operations of the bi teau of fisheries in Alaska by Dr. B. Lester Jones, deputy U. 8. fish commissioner. RUSH RIGHT ON SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.—An automobile containing two unidenti- ) fled men, ran over and killed W, W. | Avery and sped on without slacken ling speed. |KILLED BY GAS PHIL, ADELPHIA, | June 16,—The joll ship San Valores, arrived from | Mexican reported six of ita! crew killed by poisonous gases in a” while helping to stop a! leal (PLAN NEW LIGHT SEWARLI Alaska, June 16, jc Japt. B. M. Trotte, general inspec tor of the lighthouse service, has | announced that a lighthouse will! be built on Cape St. Elias, Kayak | island, any work begins. register of the Edelweiss saloon, 200 First av., was discovered yester. day through a window Sunday night LET POYNOR Save You Money on Furniture | | | NOTE THESE PRICHS: $14 Brass Beds, satin finish TOBIG: esdeat herr sede. $9.50 Leather Seat Rocker $88 Cireassian we Dresser . vonage $4.60 Diner Leather Seat USED CASH FUR Goo PAID ron N h RE IN ITION, June 4, 1856, James MoKay launched the first shell racing boat in America, the Experiment, Will- jamsport, L. 7 S. H. Poynor | 1621 FOURT! Between Pil ‘CHASMSYAWN' produced tn Paria| manager of Cheasty’s haber-| The city council voted yesterday, This does not mean, however, that the improvement will start at once, Months will elapse, it ts believed, A long-drawn-out condemnation fight and a hearing on the assese- ment roll will be necessary before TAPS REGISTER Tho theft of $203 from the ca 1S TOTAL Loss It is thought the thief climbed NE 16, 1914. PAGE 2. IN STREETS; 20 BD ARE ENGULFED }Caveins Following Violent | Storm Swallow Up Pedes- trians in Paris. ICITY 1S UNDERMINED Firemen Dig for Taxicab Which Carried Woman and Driver to Death, | —-_ PARIS, June 16 | killed In Monday here, The majority of the victims were engulfed in street caveins due to the terrific downpour of rain Some of these pits w a block long, reaching from house to house across important streets, and 26 or 30 ep. Four dead bodies were recovered from a single one of these chasma at the intersection of Rue Trochet, Rue Auber 1 the Boulevard Hauasman. All were badly crashed Dozen Are Enguifed Another bad cavein was at the Twenty night's were storm | intersection of Rue Le Noetle and | Rue du Fauburg St. Honore, where |@ dozen persons who had sought | refuge from the storm under the jeaves of the Church of St. Phil- | Uppe de Roule were drawn into the | gulf and probably all perish: | In the Place St. Augustin a taxt- cab, with its chauffeur and a wom- an passenger, went down with a section of street, which caved be- neath the cab's wheels | Firemen, who were near the scene, dug desperately to save the chauffeur and his passenger, but when they reached the taxicab both were dead. Into every cave-tn broken sewers poured torrents of w Other sowers burst In the Rue de Rivoll, | the Rue Bi y d' Anglaise and the Boulevard Ney, Mooding the streets two or three feet deep. The subway under the Place de La Concorde also waa flooded. Troops Called Out The caving and crumbling of the streets weakened many founda tions and the authorities were kept busy moving families f butld ings they feared would fall Troops were called out to ald the police in cordoning the streets where cave had occurred, and the fire department toiled through out the night to rescue as many | persona an possible. More Streets Undermined With daylight, the earch for victima was pushed more rapidly, and by this afternoon nine corpses had been recovered. Engineers expressed the opinion that the Mooding of the sewers Main 8900 Take a Glass of Weisburger Lager Beer Every Day With Your Meals— It’s a quality beer with food properties that will build you up —strengthen\ you—it represent methods. properties, mild in flavor and s —4 Large bottles for 50c—4 small for 30c—delivered free; 2 dozen large bottles for $2.25; 2 free—prompt auto delivery. Sold only in bottles, an ideal home ybeer. one The House of Jaffe phone Eetablinhed tn Seattle 26 years 115-117 Second Avenue South Wino Growers, Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers. Weisburger Is Sold in Bottles Only s pure, scientific brewing —A clean, sparkling and palatable beer, rich in nourishing trength. dozen small $1.25, delivered Order some today. Main 8900 | probably had resulted in the scoop- | — ing out of numerous tun and} erns under the city and that nore streets were Ifkely to col apae Besides the damage by water many buildings were struck and several persons were Killed by| | Mghtning. START On NI NEW HOME JULY 4 | It ts hoped that everything will be in readiness for breaking of|/degree against Charles Hopkins, |ground for the new $125,000 three-| known as "the tattooed bandit,” for story concrete Masonic temple at|the murder of Antoine Olson near Harvard ay. and Pine st. by July 4.) McMurray March 28 Plans were submitted to the exec The principal witness against utive committee today. Hopkins was John Fre n, who -* was with Olson at the time, and was shot twice by Hopkins, beaten Into MT. VERNON, MOUNT VERNON, June T6—At-| Hopkins ter deliberating 26 minutes, a jury yesterday afternoon returned a ver- dict of guilty of murder in the first insensibility and left for dead. June 16-—-The But two questions were asked of a, of murder tn the first degree it George Ball for the part he va "alleged to have taken fn the death of three men when the Great Sa gi train was held up and bed at Samish station February > was dismissed yesterday on mo- tion of Prosecuting Attorney C. D./\ff Beagle. The prosecutor declared ||} the evidence was not sufficient to convict. Ball will be held pending the outcome of the trial of D. C Johnson, GO WAY FOR EM. TACOMA, June 16.—Marriage I1- censes were issued to the following Seattle people from Tacoma yester- day: Frank A. Hubbard and Frances Martha MeQuatd, John Lemm and Gladys Varney, Geo. W. Gray and Dorothy Stimson, H. F. Thomas and May Ziemer, August FB. Johnson and Madeline P Morgan. SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.—Ad- vices received here are to the effect that the cannery tender Paraminta, which went on the beach at Lost Harbor, Alaska, May 18, with a car- go of cannery supplies, has been abandoned and total loss, Try This if You Have Dandruff Or Are Bothered With Falling Hair or Itching Scalp ere is one sure way that never dandruff completely, d that is to dinac it, ‘This de- do this, just it four ounces of plain,’ or- ar aque arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to molat- en the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning most, 1€ not alt, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will com- pletely dissolve and entirely destre y single sign and trace of it, no} matter how much dandruff you may | €r. | have. | American actress. | nko, Will find, too, that alt ttohing| - jand digging of the scalp will stop lintantiy. and your haiy-witl be flu |GIVES HER CHILD ity, lustrou silky and soft, | and look hundred times} better If you Mrs Irving Seliger American society and theatrical circles are interested in the latest event in the life of beautiful Mrs. Irving Seliger, who used to be Ray Beveridge. A decree of absolute divorce has been granted her from Irving Selig- glonsy 1 feel want to keep your hair| 9 by all means get rid nothing destroys! kly. It not. only |wtarves the hair and makes it fall jout, but it makes it atrin, strag- gly, dull, dry, brittle ‘and Yifele everybody notices it. You can {rot Nquid arvon at any drug store. {18 Inexpensive, and four ounces ts all you will need, This simple edy has never been known to Advertisement. CHICAGO, June given in court t Mrs, Pauline Hubet, a $28 board bill, Th ed over to Mra, Rudolph n, with whom Mrs. Hubet for- lodged. By order of the court the mother may call as often as she Ikes, but may not take away her son until the bill Is paid looking year-old of dan |the hal *s GUILTY OF MURDER | GETS A DIVORCE Mrs. Seliger was a well-known | TO SECURE BOARD) -|pay $2.50, $5.00 or $7.00. 1S FOUND Hopkins, “Are the person who shot and killed Tony Oleon?” “I am not,” answered Hopkins “That was the work of a coward, and I am not a coward.” “What is your nam Hopkins replied: “Charles Hop- kine.” He privately admits that is not his name, but assumed in order to/ keep his parents in ignorance of his} identity Hopkins {s 27 years old, and a native of England. GIRL IS CHASED As she was approaching her home, 4349 Eighth av. N. E., last night, Miss Edith King was chased several blocks by an unknown man. Her screams attracted Patrolman J. F. Little. The man e ped. SELL OUT PAPER ; 6—Puble| of the effects of the Tr Publishing Co., publishers of the Centralia Daily Star, was ordered | |Yeaterday by Judge Rice. |GOESTOASYLUM Suffering from the delusion that he possessed riches, Oliver Fiske, 85, former United States marshal of New York, was committed to Steila- coom asylum, LAD DROWNED TACOMA, ‘June. 16, — Frank | Welsh, 12, son of Mrs. Jessie Land, |was drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming in Commencement bay. MERCHANT DIES Henry Greenbaum, prominent merchant, died at his home, 722) | Harvard av., Sunday, The funeral | Will be tomorrow at 10 o'clock, | MASONS ELECT PINNEO The Grand Lodge of Masons of Washington has elected Roger D,| Pinneo, assistant general freight agent of the Pacific Coast Steam- ship Co. as grand lecturer for Alaska, Mr. Pinneo is now in} Alaska, Golden Opportunities are of- fered in Star Want Ads, We Guarantee Satisfac- tion when you have Glasses| fitted by us, whether you| Curry Optical Co. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 3064-66 Arcade Bldg, Bring This Ad With You Whadda You Mean? IN GOD WE TRUST? It was a Maryland farmer, whose name has been overlooked by bis torians, who first suggested to the United States government that, the United States being a Christian nation, we should Day tribute to the - Deity by placing the name of fo on the “coin of the realm.” was in 1861. It was April 24 in before congress finally auth the coining of a 2-cent piece dear, ing the motto, “In God we trust,” in place of “B pluribus unum.” Later the director of the mint was authorized to stamp this motto, which is taken from “The Star- Spangled Banner,” on all gold and silver coins. BOLTON SPEAKS ABERDEEN, June 16.—Frederick E. Bolton, dean of the department of education of the U. of W., deliv- ered the principal address at the commencement exercises of the Aberdeen high school last Thursday evening, when 43 diplomas were awarded. | View; Low Rent. Good Neighborhood. — : 4 Room Flat For Rent © Laundry Tray; Lawn; Gas Range; Porches; _ i Imi 1 Weskingne ®t, Beacon 1952 [ 17TH, WALK ONE BLK. 90, “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Preducts 1007 Hoge Bldg. 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