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

HUSBANDS STOLE AUTO TO GET WORK---"A MAN WILL DO LOT TO KEEP WIFE FROM STARVING,” SAYS ONE IN JAIL; WIVES LOOK FOR WORK and George were hard at There ard always two sides 10) miechanten! Gartaeer, , |Johnaton, a fireman. po iy by toia | Work cutting pulp wood for some Hee cide has already beeo company «ix mlles out of Sumas fm the tale of two young men and) whon thoy were arrested. They theif Wives Who took another man’s / had left the car in town, There had} Automodile two or three weeks ago/ been no attempt to sell It Ghd ttied to get Across the moun The four young people were plo Wins into the Bast, They failed | neering and were happy. The boys and turned back built rude shacks for their wives The officers arrested them the/ out of bark t yunded from cot | Other day near Sumas, The first | tonwood trees, The two girls cook Side of the story said the men and/ed in tin pails and cans which they their wives were enjoying a pleas y had picked up after the camp place | fe cruise over the estate and aban-| was chosen @oned the car when it broke down. } The only thing that bothered them But they were not indulging In a) was the fact that they had taken the| ride, That's the other side of| car, | atory. Thetr shoos were nearly gone, and | The they fo were looking fer work, and) their clothing was little batter. nd it. They took the car| They were mighty poor young folks, [a the only means of conveyance) but the boys had found a job at las they could get. Down t6 Last Nickel Ther made their mistake tn tak! Here's a little more of the other >) dum the property of another, Nor-/ side, as told by Van Epps today tan Davis, a Renton contractor, the) Tt was a case of taking a long) owner, naturally notified the sher nee to get work, and we took fff when he missed his car. he sald, “It looks foolish now Lived in Shacks The two men, Frank Van Epp: ‘I last nickel, and we woukin't | —_— it, ve} ‘HAS IDEA ANGELS | ARE STRONG FOR | | TOY BALLOONS Editor The Star We bought our |4yearold Raymond a balloon not } long ago, and he was much tickled | with the toy, The other day, while playing with {t, the string broke} ‘and the balloon sailed heavenward, | Ss | Raymond gazed disconsolately at It and sighed: “B'loon gone. Now I ‘spose some of the angels'll get it | and it'll be just like ‘em to keep it.” MRS, W. P. CLINTON, Tyee, Wash. DRUMMER EVANGELIST ‘Theo, Osborn, the Chicago drum- | mer evangelist, will speak at the Green Lake Presbyterian church -) morrow evening ~ METROPOLITAN “THE COOL PLAY HOUSE MISS FLORENCE MALONE And the Metropolitan Players in “When Uaightheed Was in Flower” He to the apr Sun, and Wed PANTAGE Hendricks, Belle Isie Co. in “THE SCHOOLMASTER" and FAMOUS AD CLUB QUART! 106 and 200 Funny little cracks the kids make are coming in from all over the | state, and as the best are recetred each day they are put aside for pub- Heation, Get in the game and let) jus hear the funniest and cutest | thing that YOUR child ever sald GAINST BRIDGES On the plea that the city haa too great a financial burden now, the Municipal League, on the recom | mendation of its streets and roads! | committee, yesterday went on reo ord as opposing all the bridge bond issues to be voted next Tuesday, || Temporary bridges were advocated, | ite be paid for from the county road | bond issue and general taxation. le | The Commercial Club took siml- omac' fou e action last night, arguing that mt I tried Aid not hu | @ people might better be able to afford perman: bridges in 10 = MILWAUKEE HIT BY HURRICANE MILWAUKEE, June %.—MIl- waukee was swept by a hurricane early today and hundreds of chim- neys were blown down, windows| burst in and trees and fences lev A report was current that & Cros#e had bi struck by a nado, but this was denied by of of the Northwestern rall- road, who alone were in commuanl- te Any Other cation with the city. Telegraph ghd yn oy Be yg hod wires were prostrated in all direc Seit-| tions, MUST FILE "EM OLYMPIA, Tune preme court has affir nt of Judge King Dykeman of King coitnty, which declares {t cessary for a person whose prop- ins to slide as a result of yrovements to file a claim| ges with and in| i or pro-| gressive injury recov is limited to the 30 days immediately prior to the filing of the claith MEDAL FOR DOC ATLANTIC crry, ° geon Gen | Wm charge of sanitation | Panama canal zone | with a gold medal at the n-| nual convention of the American | Medical Association here yesterday | Dr. Vietor C. Vaughn, Ann Arbor, Mich, the new president, was in |stalled. He sald the average span of life is increasing, and will con tinue to do 80 ISt SAVES SELF|® LONE PIN al, June 24- When at an altitude of 10,000 feet over the Sierra Nevadas yesterday, jearrying his manager, EH. Carl @ passenger, the aero by Silas Christofferson nmanageable and dropped 1,800 feet before the aviator could regain control of it He will at tempt to establish a new American Jaltitude record by flying over Mt.| Whitney, 14,000 feet high |HE RACES DEATH WASHINGTON, June 24.—Capt P. Ubberoth, commander of the t 8. revenue cutter McCullough, now at Unalaska, started today on a two | weeks’ race with death, His wife lis very low in Philadelphia, and as |soon as it was posalble to reach |Capt. Ubberoth by wireless, he de | termine od to start for her bedside. ‘WILL DIG UP NOW OLYMPIA, June of a decision of the supreme court yester awarding compensation jto the widow of Geo. Wendt, killed | lin the shop of the Stone-Misher Co. | jat Tacoma, under the industrial tn surance act, employers who have been resisting the insurance com- mission will be required to make their payments, giving chiropractic ‘Thie man had suffered inten had not > geet with ~ nave the | treatments Gl per ent of human al) | t drags or operations Have a|| talk With the doctor about your cet tion. No charge ls made for consulta and diagnosis, fe will tell you niy whether be can help you. Dr A. M. Johneon, £12-812 American Bank Bicck Main $. Office hours: 10 &™. top. mand Tto§ p.m Lady) attendant FREE TRUSS |: | fetals Trial to Prove the Lundberg Truss A. LUNDBERG co. Trusses, Deformity Appliances and Artificial Limbs 1107 THIRD AV 24.—The su- ed the judg Chit € " Noodles, Chinese Sty! TLE 1409 Fifth, Pike and Union. THE VIRGINUS HOTEL 806 Virginia St, near Westlake Av. Phone Elijott 803. June 24.—Sur- Gorgas, in| work in the} was presented | | | | MEAT PRICES CUT TOMORROW, THURSDAY, AT FRYE & COS MARKETS AS FOLLOWS: plane dri became St Boll a eer Boiling 10c 14c A126 10¢ com 1220 Choice Steer Shoulder Steak | Choice Spare | Ribs . Choice Shoulder - 4 As @ result Anchor Brand Ba’ per Ib. Choice Shoulder Pork Roast ....-- > : 14c Look for U. %. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until 6:20 p. m. our Wives here in Seattle, destitute, while we were hunting for work 1 don't want to be thought a aquoaler now that I'm in trouble, but T have simply been up againat tt for @ year or more “WHEN A MAN HAS A WIFE TO CARE FOR, HE'LL DO A LOT) OF THINGS TO KEEP HER FROM STARVING THAT PROBABLY WOULD NEVER ENTER HIS MIND IF LIFE WERE ALWAYS ROSY, That's What Johnston and I did, We decided to take the girls with us and we gut the travel In while we looked for work Of course, it was not right But it Was A case of do something, and do it quickly, Injured and Broke George and I worked on a diteh in Seattle for a while, We never got any money Out of that, Last spring | worked for a logging com pany, and I didn't get all my pay March, a year ago, | was working on a railroad branch to the Har ford project near Beverly, An en Johnston and I were down to our | gine toppled over on me and cracked my ride in 27 places, When I was MILLION FAMINE HONGKON' June 24-—Rellet waa being rushed up the West river today to the sufferers by the flood which {s sweeping {ts valley many miles wide, A million or more people were re | ported to be homeless and starving The lous of life, ac cording to up 300 CITIES HAVE REJECTED WARD SYSTEM IN U. S.--WHY RAM IT DOWN OUR THROAT? By her W. Horr (Father of Direct Primary Law) Brice's Amertean Commonweaith states: “There ie no denying that the government of cities fs the one conspicuous failure in the United States. It in w well known fact that in this country public service corporations, vice, ward heelere ad ward bosses have controlled all of the large citins and bave corrupted their politics through the district, or ward sys. CALL IT ERNEST’ ear to| STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914. PAGE 2. | et out of the hospital, a doctor gar. nished all my wages. | ‘One little thing after another like that has made it rather tough supporting a wife Prosecutor daar J mits the case is Uhusual Prosecutor Puzzied don't believe these men are heraaid They didn't try the ear, They were certainly oking for work, And were busy at the hardest sort of labor when ar rested. It {# a problem to know jJuat what to do in this instance, Of j course, We Cannot countenance this taking of automobiles, But I really do belleve some of the good people of the town Would be doing a mighty fine thing if they ave work to the ing Wives while thelr ‘boys’ are in trouble Wives Want Work Mra. Van Eppes and Mrs, Johnston are with two Seattle women at pres: ent. THEY WANT TO WORK, Mra. Johnaton can work In a launs dry or restaurant, Mrs. Van Eppe le t sul for how ork with @ family, They will take anyt FACE IN CHINA river advices, can hardly be os timated, but certainly must have run high into the thousah Epidemics are already br out. Smallpox is rampant, There has been an enormous Increase in the number of typhoid cases. Plague has been reported, and probably ex dhe Famine will follow the flood Wright ad- | ! rooks ye king om, and this will continue so long) as councilmen are elected By dis) trieta or wards. The curse of our cities has been councils elected by wards, Special interest and ite allles are opposed to commission form of government! which ls controlled by the whole elty, This ward, or district aystem, in the pr wed charter for Seattle, has been rejected by over 300 citle of the United States, and con: demned by the highest authority! mn municipal affairs, | REPORT THAT CHICKERIN Like thousands of others you cherished @ dream of some day Chickering Chickering pianoforte is the oldest fom, the ‘* great leader; the name carries the undimininh & century of time; the Chickertn) Gulshed history Gates back to 1898 have always most every music lover hae luster of almost 10 Seattle With mingied feelings of chaste re-| gret and hopefi) anticipation, 1 am| writing there words of ‘ewell to the! fetall plano businers. at my desk in my office I turn over PAke after page Of My numerous Ao counts h name means something far more to me than merely & “cus-) tomer,” each name represents one! who has trusted in my honor, and that | one is now my friend as well a» my} customer; my ledgers ate books of friends, I know all thelr troubles and| their joys, their struggles and their | triumphe-—have shouldered with them | their anxieties, their perplexities and| adversities, and then again we have| shared in each other's joys when clearer days were shining; such has always been the close friendly and} sympathetic reiations between myself | and my customers following the pur-| ebase of & plano from me. I have be- Heved in them and they believe in me, | no it Is not at all strange that 1 should feel @ reluctant regret now that I am winding up my retail business, This regret is softened by my hope ful anticipation of enjoying the confi- dence and esteem of a still wider circle of frien?” in the new activities of lite As I sit alone; D. W. THOMAS Chickering, Weber, Steinway, Kranich & Bach, Pianola Piano, Bennett, Ellsworth, Armstrong, Brewster, H.P. Nelson, Jacob Doll, Hallet & Davis, Haines Bros., and Others Please Read Over These Sample Offerings, They're All Fine, and Indeed, Unusual Values, and There Are Many Others Just as Good in Our BRADFORD $i65 full sh o with the rkmanaht etn in ri owning & ‘The in Amer Ohlekering -_ the outside Jano Jere have been selling them Br 165 at thie ing # dintin« 4 yours. Many have | nervy | ® genuine four eck fi out BALE sos this My Last Piano Message flomes I have finally decided to take up. If my new work I have the pleasurable prospect dering real helpful ee to all men and women #inceréely ands of life in the Weas and Myself, Mr. Belles, Mise Dahl and Mr. Sullivan, my assistants, have worked unceasingly for several days marking down the very lowest prices that the kindlest heart tn the world could figure, and as we look at the price cards on the player pianos, the grand pianos and every description of fine high-grade pianos we all four fee} giadness of heart because we are giving You a real feast of bar- gaing to sell out to the last one this magnificent array of instruments, and it makes cach one of us feel good to know we 4 able to sell out and make others glad at the same time, Our splendid THOMAS orchestral Player pianos have enjoyed a tremend- ously big demand of late, and many families have traded !n exceptionally beautiful instruments, almost brand new, as part payment, simply — an they wanted the Thomas Player, instance, we are now selling out P+ well known Pianos as BENNETT Here ts « magn iteret ——m. mines ino choiee mahogany upri, the Bennett hy fn sts art piano his very elty w old tactory has vaye ‘nad to There Fy iF p 4 be tt Ls co r and new Penn: 6 io Bennett ‘pia piano fs The maneuvers camp at Amer! | Attempted to achieve the Chickering ean Lake gardens, off Tacoma which the National Guard of Wash ington and the 14th infantry bat talion will drill, is to be n Camp E governor. will begin July 1 QUIT LOGGING with a rifle contest June 7% Bolcom-Vanderhott logging camps jon the Nooksack river have closed down on account of Inactivity the lumber market standstill in Whatcom county THEY'LL PICNIC County employes are making final plana for their picnic next Sunday at Dabob bay, on Hood canal, with | the Olympian | place. The boat will braith dock at 9:20 o'clock. Cockroaches SHOULD BE KILLED At the firat sign of the repulsive cockroach or waterbug, get of the genuine Stearns’ Electric Rat and Roach Paste and use it accord ing to directions; and in the mo ing you can sweep up a panful of| dead cockroaches. Ready for use no mixing; does not blow into the | food like powders. Directions tn 16 tm 2 in every pack: 2 and $1.00. erywhere. JACATION CATION DAYS | NGELES EER Tre Be Me 4 by retaliers are inseparable You shouldn't think of one with out the other—on the yacht, in the camp, on the fish ing trip, where — -@ Angeles 2 Beer — is appropriate to re fresh you and make 4 a your Summer days A a delight This delicious beverage is brewed from the choicest materials obtainable and pure, cool water that comes from the Olympic Moun tains Order a case to take with you Main 580 or 1049. ANGELES BREWING CO, City Dock. Phone Ballard 4 Lister, in honor of the} ri The military instruction | Tampico report resting on high aw|can have the supreme satisfaction of owning The fn Logging ts at a} a box! ZACATECAS IN | REBEL HANDS WASHINGTON. at} June 24-—A | thority was to Mexican rebe! effect that the ok Zactecas June 19 after a hard fig It was stat ed that San Lule Potos! was ex pected to fall soon if that a bat. jtle was imminent at Querataro, | JUAR June 24.—Skirmishing between Villa's advance guard and federal outposts at Pimienta, a sub of Zacatecks, Was reported here ay. Thus far it stated here had not been many casualtie \ Vilin wae hurrying to the front om Freanillo. He was still ham- pered by lack of artillery, his men were having lbringing forward over | Washed out roads Whether Gen, Natera would ack Was not known, but It ingly evident that be tween Villa and Carransa and the latter's supporters, among whom ts Natera, no love ts lost. |A DEADLY WIND WATE RTOWN, 8. Dd, Of 50 persone injured b: Watertown and vicinity ening, doctors say die, Telegraph badly were trouble in the soggy, ald June 24—~ &@ tornado Tuesday several will communication is Gisorganized that detatis unobtatnable ERPTT, June 24.—The first passenger train to travel from By jerett to Monte Cristo since 1908, |when the branch of the gone | Pacific raflroad was partially was! jed out and the tunnels destroyed by | | slides, left here today over the re newed line. A weekly achedule will} |be maintained until traffic demands! an Increase, ‘GET $9 A A WEEK OLYMPIA, June 24.—At the nec ond conference held to determit minimum wage for girls and women employed in laundries and works in this state, yesterday | weekly wage of $9 was recommend. jed. The rate for women working less than six eight-hour days a week was fixed at 18% cents an hour. 1s FIRST TRAIN WENATCHEE, June 24.—Carry ing delegates to the Epworth League institute at Lake Chelan, the fat passenger train over the newly completed Wenatchee - Oroville branch of the Great Northern ral} road arrived here yesterday after. noon, The fare from Omak Wenatchee is $2.85, as compared t stage fare. | Cougar Tries to Nibble | Berries Right on Dibble St.; He Should Ka Bibble “Goe whiz! Whadd. about that! A cougar Is deh Hed to town. Forward, men, for. ward!" shouted Under Sheriff Ted McCormick. He led the charge against a stealthy cou- gar seen by G. F. Roysdon, 8336 Dibble av., in the fields north of W. 85th at, yesterday even. Ing. Roysdon says he was pick ing berries when the animal walked up and looked in hig face, but finally turned tail and walked away. McCormick and hia men did not find Mr, Cougar, which | hone have been able to surpa have nearly appronched It, while many have fallen below ite high atand Chickering is beyond the reach of tv bring me your cheek for §510 how and you t people f |e Chickering Pianotorte ayer ip | & lot of pian PIANOLA PIANO Mere te a genuine PIANOLA PF made by the Aeolian Company of This company hae spent prjlitgas vi money, bu’ ting t Sou bbe for tt #0 much money, whole lot of money player piano. ’ country and they by big pri pose eve to pay & bie price at o i Juat bring in your check for it NOLA Player te yours: no, it ie . although L know you Uke piano nably hi wont ask you SALE. Bring m: will put & Web fener $316 now att STEINWAY everyboty te bie Here's o Stelnwey Grand Pt knows It in a good piano: deals ask $950 to $1.6 00 this grand in your chec out RALE an _ pianos almost new One new, ee you. will other Stein AT COST PRICE lew in Seattle emand the hig’ most ave them here, but sive now at thie selling out very majestic instrument of ne type, reinforced ends, Cor- nthin the very choicest mahogany ‘ald on hardwood, all containing the highest grade piano action Of the most approved stand | ard in the world, This piano has been sold | many times for $760 and $800. Bring in your sok for $286 and we will install this mag- icent instrument In your home. it new $115 you can have it board tn a check it to your charge perfect beon plenty of To continue, eh & Bach pia ye had a Ke y maintained ut ating known in t o stores in Amerion i* player piano today for T haven't the time to wait for any one to make up their minds to for as you know these dave, quick work of it at thie pelt bring me in your cheek for been familiar there in hO question about Weber being a fine plano. ioany highly & * have Prices for Weber pianos high price r piano in your home. $115 AND $80 Here's a choice of two pianos for any one who can’t afford at this time to purchase one utifal splendid the family traded Thomas player from ua this Graemer plano ask quite ‘and this ohe we have in just It you will bring me in you ‘check for another splendid upright piano with even condition, ‘or $80 for this and we will deliver home with @ Kranich & Bach $268 you may 4 reputation and quite a high me in your check now for $268 an a fine art style Kranich & Bach to your home. Upright P frie — home |e with Made smoot! plano frome every doll rt beautiful 4 = f: x over the but we a pheck for fa a out ne will Pena ie & Four EXPLANATION Tt is uselens to quote any, on pianos for the a! imple Fede do exactly as we rtine Geacrtbed $800 and Lam not going to nak rere with 00 lee . #0 to make tng out BALE just $266 and you take rw} snrthat rat we ate every Instrument ‘tnd cate quoted—you will never het Our salesroome that we are oor bargain advertised having just been. sel tious to your visit. Bring in your ae you and we will augply you with pianos ¢ as we have stat nouncement. It te impose ble w of an announcement like this, to advan cies mplete ides ‘ for you ae Tthie ae Ba with the fometim: Cthia welling out Thomas Orchestral Graemer plano, it in for a ” who handle big pa) for od as Dea Along this line he mein Bring piano stool free of be one who The Kranich waiting mi propositions thats fn amounts to sult, which you tala eattle Northweat territory. ney vacant between Denver, Colorado, an nts a rill be rendered to establish them mente—the largest and Dest known inthe Ww hove merely seaehed 0 t ere “oe the thor ‘time thet it will take ua fell Out this stock. ‘Where 4 Wy ia made {ng bose make arrangments with yeu mak ent -— the bala: wholesale resident manager, wi wi Permanent headquarters at DEALERS Gosiring which Mw af be Fran California, will recetve prompt tention after written application, and every clase, successful and conaervative with our well known line oJ Interviews only after appointments Nave been made by letter. rice ‘This Extraordinary Sale Began Tuesday Morning and Wil! Continue Until the Entire Present Retall Stock Is Sold Out “ONE BLOCK BELOW MADISON STREET. National Piano Mfrs. 823 Third Ave., Near Corner of Marion St. SEATTLE, WASH. | Archdeacon Stuck, first man to | reach the summit of Mt. McKinley, |took a big crowd up to the top and let them gaze around a while and enjoy the atmospnere last night at |the Y. M. C. A. auditorium TALK FREE PORT The discussion by the port au- thorities of the Pacific coast, lcenference here, jestablish a uniform tration, with uniform port charges, continued today. was featured by a luncheon by the Seattle Commercial Club in honor of the visitors, The port spe- you were before you had rheuma- | oiqiists will tour the park and bou- tinm, backache, swollen, aching) jevard system of the city late this | \joints, and stiff, painful muscles?) afternoon in automobiles, Want to feel that way again? You! 4 feature of yesterday's program can—just take FOLEY KIDNEY | was the reading of a paper from PILLS. They get right at the) Robert Dollar, the steamship man, cause of your pain and rlsery—lin which he advocated a free port, | root it out and clear it away, They |and pointed to Manila and Hong: put your kidneys in sound, healthy Kong aa examples of success under | condition, make them active and| ie poltey strong. Do it quickly, too, for!” Gen, H, M. Chittenden doubted FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS begin |i « uniform system of charges in good work for you Just a# soon a6 | ay ports would affect the producer ‘ou start taking them, Begin now and consumer. —today, and soon you will again|""r in i MoCallum of the state jbo active and free from pain. In )ioard of harbor commissioners, of [0c and $1.00 sizes. Contain no| Catirorsia, was chosen president of imporigas toe ileay thi towela well |the conference, and Hamilton Hig. pol ee) B 0 4 ell} y pl 2, cre! y open in cases of kidney and blad.| 4 of Seattle, secretary. der trouble. Foley Cathartie Tab- lets are a wholesome and thor joughly cleansing cathartic that act to perfection without griping or nausea, For sale by Bartell Drug Stores. Get Rid of the Torment of | Rheumatism. Remember how spry and active WOODLAND, June 24.-—-The con- tract for paving 1% miles of Wood land's streets with just been completed by Hayden Bros. & Didwell. : STUCK ON MOUNT COAST OFFICIALS ELC in they were welcomed by Mayor J. P. in an attempt tO| Demattos and W. port adminis: dent of the Chamber of Commerce. The noon recess Women's Relief Corps, Daug ters of giveD Veterans and Ladies of the G concrete has) | OME VETS BELLINGHAM, June 24,— $2nd annual encampment of the o A. R. of the department of Wash- ington and Alaska was formally) opened jast night with a public re- ception to the delegates, at which P. Brown, presi- Business sessions of the R A. R. are being held tod More than 200 delegates are here. ALBERT HANSEN deweler and Silversmith Is Now Located at His New Store cond Ave. Near Madi: Our service is swift. Our work high class. Our prices reasonable. No fabric too delicate for our process of cleaning. We remove shine or gloss when possible, Send us something hard to clean, We — will demonstrate the truth of ow® | | claims, ; STEWART HOUSE AG Stewart st ublic Market noms 2GE e rooms, for 4 5O4 Large modern ou or 2 TURKISH-RUSSIAN BATHS For gentlemen. Washington Baths Moore Theatre Bldg. — Masseurs. Wm Wicklund, graduate Dr. Kjelberg’a In Sweden; Ht ate of Prof. Phone Us Today Six Wagons at Your Service |The CROWN CLEANERS Two Stores 1903 Second, 1831 Fourth, P.-1. nee