The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1914, Page 5

STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 JUDGE M’MAHON AND MAYOR TO BETTER JAIL CONDITIONS 914, PAGES NTA ISD 187 MeDougall + fouthwick HK. B. GAGH, Keowiver SECOND AY, and PIKE wT m “THE SCHOOL THAT GETS RESULTS” eopen Oa m to 6 om a sought to get at the truth, T police told conflicting stori passing the burden of respon there should be big windows cut in the cell, to replace the |__peep holes bored after the kill would work the council. Allen wae diemissed. for legisiation in ACME | You want to attend the school that can ACTUALLY P i ) prepare you, in the shortest time consistent with thorough i Var | g hess in essentials, for competing in the fierce battles of / | =! : business life \ | ACME | You want to go to the school where theory and busi D | § C0 | | IN INNES HOME Q—As you have helped others material of any kind that wil FE KI 1 ' : 5 Somebody is to blame forthe | bility lightly from one to an- Ing several weeks ago. la 7 * a M eto { ts O BETTER SUCCESS in busines beating John Allen received at | other. f necessary, would eta Charge Purchases Made Thursday Placed on September uceessful methods of training for business the hands of a fellowprisoner |, Med fouls ii mrenuy A ba “ guard in the cell, day Bill, Rendered October 1st axity of vig on the pa and nigh .. } ACME | In the receiving cell of the city | of the jallers and in the fact Or, better still, he would di- : Why spénd time I } | jail, last Frigay night, Who that helplessly drunken bume vide the den Into separate cells : \ ' pend time and money learning ole | ie it? are thrown In with a promis and insist on some system of 3 date methods of business in the so-called ‘ tal busine | Acting Police Judge MacMa- cuous mixtire of half orm: segregation. iC (ele) ot es or ; practice department” of some school which boasts of its | hon, righteously indignant at | desperadoes and drink- He announced at the close ‘ up-to-dateness What do you care for the frills and fan sight of Allen's bruised and men who aren't respon- of the case y rday that he = cles ot ent ea 7 "= . battered countenance, met op | ie for their actions, would immediately take it up s : of some self-styled pedagogue that have no place in position y: | Judge MacMahon declared with Mayor Gill, and that he rtsiness | the Boy | will but The School Phat Doors leave wide four days open next Tuesday to outfit the boy morning for school We are splendidly ready to supply the boy’s needs at very moderate prices, and in some cases we have ar- ranged special items @ ness practice are so blended together that you get both right from the start; where the work is so outlined that you can carry the entire course from the day you enter school, thereby $7.50 Double Breasted Suit | $3.75 Every suit has two pairs of trous- finishing the work in less time and with : en M | | pre er The material is a fine mixture a fresher memory of it all out, | wish you would please help vent eo, ie vaisine i pretel in gray, tan or brown. Sizes 10 to ‘ME EUGENE, Ore, A 26— Ime, person without injuring or affect 17 ans ‘ ie ge { AC Officers who hove b oe arch: 1 org ana bite tae Louie oe ing the health at present, or any $3:75 An exceptional value at The one REALLY UP-TO-DATE school where you ing the home of Mr. and Mrs. | pany with a gentieman. for four Sen ea trorec ia kay yaa if 3.75. can get all of these things and many more not to be had | | hee ot mae tiple 2 ons {genre Bas Shee three we ce aoe ret everloyed with an anower to my Boys’ Rain Coats S ial $2.95 in any other school in the country, is the old reliable | uty sheriffs to face the oharge Lm shaiing, het Magra lr Ba question; but also grateful to you With evecr. Bath re Se, ; | of murdering Mrs. Eloise ido not run around with any of my sas dace ay Pee Hat is included. The illustration | Nelms Dennis and sister, Mise | oid company. But It just seems as Sk nae en I f th tan cash cme usiness O ege Beatr Neime, who ‘dieap- |though the ' ra go A-—1 know of none, and ff I did shows one of these tan cashmere P.-I. BUILDING peared last June, have discov- ugh the more | try to please 1 would not tell you of it. Natur rain coats and a storm hat. The him, the more he throws Up MY/knows her own business and an ppast life, and he doesn’t seem to /heaithy person who meddies witl care who is around or who hears jo. w, ered an immense meat grinder, genie ate and | cementa which they believe may have Every coat guaranteed strictly rain- taped Corner Fourth and Union k is suffering from a very | . _ been used by the Inneses in | him and he is always hurting my iq, wf n | ot specia WEIN MAtHI Ge tiia ‘have fiuteled «-cocrec’ ot dieposing of the remaine of the nim, ane amy dlatreaning form of brainstorm, in proof. Extra special $2.95. : : : « two sisters. | 1 don't know any ofe here and staan study with us, you will not have to look long nor afar off The grinder ts much Jarger thant gon have any one else to go. orduroy lrousers $1. 4 for employment—the business world will be looking for hone ordinartly found’ in homes| my mother is crippled. 1 enjoy PD apr. bof — ia Bd yo aed fl For the boy that likes to rough it, YOU. tor domestic purposes. It ts belok | thie gentieman’s company when he lones by Peg gt ton gag a pair of corduroy trousers will ition on this coast? | "t say any-|have selected this for my life work lings, and 88 /and will be greatly indebted to you he seems tolif you will publish their addresses sent to San Antonio to be used 45 | getg nicely, and doesn’ | evidence. Day and Evening Sessions | “Investigation here. shows’ Ines |Smne % Bart ew —{ recently attempted to sell valuable | 4 t surely stand the wear. Sizes 5 to 18 years. Every pair is guaranteed by us, $1.50. jewels } a girl of 24 too old to go to) a —Th Boys’ Sweater Coats in gray and F Special rates to all who Office open from 8:30 a. m. to These have been found and a night asheell. If, wot; te thove one schools te Celiiorsin bat lem aa jhasooa $3.50, $3.95, $5.00. q eel ace ‘balers 9 o'clock p. m. all week for been TAkeD. Dy deter Oe te eg’, {OPER now, or when do they open? | familar with the names or ad New Fall Caps at 50¢ and cid let. auroliennat, land, where Marshal | Yours truly, BLUE EVES, (dresses. If you will write to the! $1.00 human door mat of one’s self for! cisco I bel Ra Elliott 627 to identify them as stones taken » you may get in touch Rah Hats in several colors at 50¢@ and $1.00. the society of any one, Get some | with them in this way Boys’ Blouses, Fall styles, at 50¢, $1.00, $1.25. from rings of his sisters, spunk, stand up for yourself and| * vdeo cater aint buss agar 8 tea need ¢ “OO. | A chloroform outfit, 600 keys Of | Tonember that any one {s apt to| @—Would va ie sai: oo Boys’ Shirts, new patterns, 50¢, 75¢ and $1.00. various descriptions, and coples of | |the Atlanta Constitution, from |which city the sisters disappeared, were also found. make mistakes. I doubt very Third Floor. much tf your chastising friend has any room to talk. He must enjoy your company or he would not go what will take white spots off a varnished table? It was caused by laying hot bread on it. Yours Roth prisoners left for Texas yesterday, declaring their arrest an outrage and protesting their inno-| cence. with you. I advise you not to ac company him again and if he aske an explanation be very plain with respectfully, MAMIE. A-—Fold a sheet of blotting pa- per a couple of times (making four thicknesses of the paper), cover SHE'S BAILED OUT church, was released on $100 ball yesterday, after aVn Ruff decided not to prosecute a charge of in- sanity against her. $ - ee ~ — — cintimeaithianenet -|him. Let him know that your past|the spots with it, and put a hot “ Z . jis not going to have any weight in|xmoothing fron ‘thereon. Have| Jessie Lioyd, the little English] Her case will be resumed Friday. +) ” ie your future @rogress, Don't tol-| ready at hand some bits of fannel,| woman who stired police court with si | y / (7 wate any more sania uae itn folded and ante quite met As | outspoken statements against ‘ you are lonely, join one of they soon as the fron has made the sur-|¢,,. ey V ° li girls’ clubs at the Y. W. C. A.|face of the wood quite warm, re-|°'tY Attorney Van Ruff, when she rvat You can do 0 at small cont move the paper, etc, and go over|™@s tried Monday afternoon for wl ————=—-@}sador to Russia, sends crarina| Certainly you are not too old to|the spot with a plece of paraffine,|taking part in a disturbance Sunday ‘ check for $1,000 to be used for re-|attend night school. The business|rubbing it hard enough to leave a|night at the First Presbyterian colleges have night sessions the year round, but the pubilc night schools open some time in the fore coating of the substance. Now, with one of the hot pleces of flan- nel, rub the tnjured surface. Con- Mef of Russian wounded. Lord Kitchener announces no gifts of wine or aptrits for English Lester Piano - $295 A LITTLE SHOPWORN This makes a buy worth while for the home that wants an instru ment above the ordinary, yet that must carefully weigh the purchas- : To Put on Flesh pays Seattle a call. frou! part of October, The date will be|tinue the rubbing, using freshly s Bachelors’ dance on lake Sept. 4.| roltiere at the SS > De | Rania Ce pee. warmed cloths, until the whiteness and Increase Weight Thirteen get divoree, and 13 die.) Wiss, withdrawal of German leaves the varnish or polish. The Lacky 137 Liners Meripoea and Humboidt sat) for North. Four seek separations. Union halied into court for pick- eting at Jacobl's restaurant R. G. Bradshaw, porter, alleged Pullman car thief, bound over to superior court for trial Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. starts sult to set aside tax assesements. Assessment roll will be increased | about $4,400,000 over last year. | Elizabeth Dickerson, new Y. W.) physteal director, arrives NS Mr. Out-of-Town Buyer Shipping rates on, wheat end Qe—1 would IIke very much to know if there any drug, food or Remember | | It is wise to get rid quickly of ailments of the organs of diges- tion—-of headache, languor, de- pression of spirits—the troubles for which the best corrective is |troops from vicinity of Dutch fron operation may have to be repeated, | ter, Holland ceases to mobilize | army. Advice Q—if It le not taking up too much of your most valuable time, will you please explain why a tele- phone operator is looked down upon in this and a great many oth- er cities? Because a girl is a tel- ephone operat: that any rea- son why eeot classed low- than a nographer or any oth- er girl? Is that any reason why men should stand outside different offices at night and try to flirt with or pick up the girls? Have you or any one else, who hasn't worked In every Gay weight one ounce, while, on the other hand, many of the plump, chunky folke eat very lightly and keep gaining all the! It's all Dosh to say that t It ten’ OR, L. R. CLARK, D. DO. 8. If you wish dental work of the highest grade, perforemd by care- ful, experienced, skillful operators, using up-to-date methods, you will appreciate the combination we of. fer our patrons. Every operation known to dentistry performed with- out pain, with as much skill and at half the cost that any dentist in Seattle has ever attempted for this class of work. REORGANIZATION SALE OFFICE SUPPLIES y thin because their pow- jon are defective. They absorb just enough of the food they eat to maintain life and a semblance of bealth and strength. Stuffing won't help them. day won't make them ere” pound. All the 3 of their food sust ntil they pass from What such people | AT BARGAIN PRICES. Morey Stationery Co. TIS Firet Ave. Near Columbia St. Our service is swift. Our work high class. | Our prices reasonable. Mo fabric too delicate for our * the body as waste need te some! will prepare th ing power of the dollar. See this = = flour soar, the office, any idea what those | 2°? !* something that will prepare th process of cleaning. We remove| Just think of getting regular) “wigg Louise Keyes, Broadway! , Order your printing by mali PILL poor girls have to put up with from |= : today. + a extra heavy $10 Gold Crown for $4) oacher, returning from war zone. | TO™ | people over the telephone? | shine or gloss when possible: Send |... $10 or $12 Never-Siip Plate for Sas Ura FRANK P. NOLAN Coroner's jury wi Terms can be arranged. would the business worid - - ‘ | 7 1407 Fifth Ave. The Largest Sale of A tn the Wortd, | Pa us something hard to clean. We)45. We pin a guarantee to every! srarcnaris, slayer of Joe Van ST A ee Fo Tix | ot today do if tt wasn't for the tele |!a - = | will demonstrate the truth of our|recetpted bill that means some-|o.ntin held for trial, (ETS Seer —_____| phone operator? Miss Grey, I|mend eatine « sarge! tablet with every | * clsims. thing. WE GIVE GAS SSS ““]\could go on further, but | am sd ate tak te cues ee “ ve ser } afraid | am taking up too much of ‘of six of the most « ee wens Se ae pelt : EWHERE NU BONE CORSETS || ALBERT HANSEN || your time. 1 could tell you how|nactety eat pests Regal Dental Offices |e Vemetable Stik Mester Jeweler and Silveremtth the girle work and all they have to|!9 chemisiry. It is absolutely, z The CROWN CLEANERS | or. tb. R. Clark, D. D. 8, Manager. | 1.15 platform favor national wom- 802 PEOPLE's BANK is Now Located at His ele withy but Ie Te too Tong a) iat atom, ih gach focal often as Third and Uni it, se ‘Twe Stoves 1406 8rd = apy be pth el +) an suffrage. Turn down prohibition Biitott 445” New Store 1am a girt of 18 After tramp-| hi effect of increasing the weight of s . Iniversity . . ; ‘ Bl. * 1ne8 Second, 1331 Fearth, P-1. miag.| Note cba als te | arrige” ee eT ior ee HATS CLEANED AND ]|| 1010 Second Ave, Near Madison. || Ing the streets of this city day aft. Por Expare Piste Tunlet eee : bought by Greece and rechristened REBLOCKED | nd Pe jeu pokand Pag Bi of welgin Inerease. or manna pias hacks Ler nope! 6 sahil per red as Ladies’ and Gentlemen's | phone company were the only peo-| 0% —Advertisement ee sonted favorable to rescue of crew | Bowler Hat Co. LOOK WHA vd ar Paine ae Pe jot exploring ship Karluk by bid Ay A me wild with anger when | hear THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT OF “ oe 50c for YOu ziresocsfr rears Saaiat tsi 7%: . threatened with federal suit for *ow D publishing pletures of mortar bat- OUR DOCTOR egg elll gy Ploy _ occupations, NAY E teries and guns at Fort Scott. Will give you a thorough examina-| eres ong oN ig Agel TS John J. Regan named ae tem- tion, diagnose your case and fur 4 lporary prosecutor at Juneau, fob hish youn bottle of modiclne, all| reason why every girl in that busl- (Largest Wholesale Carpet and Rug House in the Northwest) ness should be classed the same? OF COKE (Made in Seattle) lowing resignation of John Rust- for 50c i am anxious lo have your opinion A Special Purchase Enables Us to Offer These | ware on this question, Miss Grey, and i | Daniel Mullen, whose estate Is/ snnaarsiaietnadibneerntion , Bar, ins on lvalued. at $500,000, died of pto-| RIGHT DRUG CO. [here ! have not wasted your time. ga Yours respectfully, EDITH., A.—There is truth In every line Anything Deli: maine poisoning at home in Kent} |last night 169 WASHINGTON 8T. ivered BEDS, SPRINGS] War Has Not Affected Our Prices.| of your letter. I know of no rea. ‘ ‘ State has started suit against An i —— vhy ole or In cheapness, cleanliness, convenience and |zeck Stewart. former. treasurgr ywhere ey A ipskeh howe’ ween ee i: heating value, the high-grade coke manufactured Spokane county, for $70,000 alleged AUTO DELIVERY CO. it is my personal opinion’ that AND MATTRESSES at the-new plant, which is a part of the gas to be due pe Neghenig vege! | Klltott 254. 606 Olive st. those who do so are either tgno- rant or else they have no respect for any girl, A respectable girl will stand the test; she remains a lady under all conditions; she will not permit her position to lower her standard of morality. Some of the best and some of the werst | harvesting 6,000,000 feet of lumber |to manufacture boxes in which to pack fruit crop. Lee Williamson, Everett police- man, shot in arm by own revolver, | which fell from his pocket while he | waa playing ball. works at Lake Union, is superior to other forms of hard fuel. It requires 3,600 pounds of the best soft coal to make 2,000 pounds of coke, and the bulk re- Note Two of the Specials We Offer Exactly like cut. Heavy con- struction, with two-inch contin- SEWING MACHINES New Machines ‘5h 3 ; girls I have ever known were tele Uous "Dost, with. etnen tes " = * . Sw a ton | Diary of C. F. Sexton, who died WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co, shone operato: < nba all sizes, in Vernis Martin fin- mains practically the same, that is why in'eatin on Koyutuy fiver, near|@ ts awire (Near Tues Wate toes phone operators, which proves your Bape special purchase at a very great reduc- = > ae with side ratis, > = bd tubing, angle < make this low price ends, heavy cast-iron corners, dia mond fabric frame, 3 5 $3.50 finished in bronze; We Sell at Retail in Seattle Only and Deliver Anywhere in the City, FVETH ANE ano VIRGINIA ST. Two Blocks North of of coke is nearly twice as great in volume as a ton of coal. The soot, smoke and dust of coal are absent when coke is burned, because the impurties in the coal are driven off in the process of gas- making. Coke burns up entirely, leaving only a fine, powdery ash. The new “Oven” coke is crushed and per- fectly screened into the various sizes demanded for all forms of domestic use. It is equally adapted to the smallest heating stoves and largest furnaces. It is sold at a uniform price of $6.00 per ton at the works, plus the usual charge for delivery to the different sections of the city. The price of “Gas” coke, as formerly, is $5.00 per ton, run of pile, at the works. Fairbanks, of rheumatism, horrible suffering of de-| statement that there are good and} lone bad in all occupations, | sertbes man. State fire warden says |not hold corporation or indiv |responsible for cost of fighting| | fires set by them I Homer Warner, 22, seriously In- jured under wheele of freight! train at Auburn, | Girls’ training school at Grand} Mound, Thurston county, will open | in October. | Mra. Robt. 8, McCormick, Chi-| cago, wife of former U. 8. ambas. Q—WII! you please advise whom 1 must see and how to proceed in order to secure a widow's pension? ONE IN NEED, A.—If you mean by “widow's pen-| sion” mother's pension, apply to the| Juvenile judge at the court house. Q.—Have had an argument about who discovered America. Was it) Christopher Columbus or Balboa?! | Would like to have an answer as) soon as possible. AH. | A.-You will find the answer to your question by consulting any United States history. | LOSS 1S GREAT PARIS, Aug, 26—The percent: age of German officers killed tn the fighting today was very high Among the killed, the war office listed Prince Adelbert, the kaiser’s | FALL HATS Silke, Satins, ‘elts, Velours, blocked Into the latent styles—blocks now tn. MODEL MILLINERY Fitth Floor, Rank Bldg. Flushes, Velvets, U.S. Navy Yard Bremerton Electrically Controlled, Only Vessel of Her Class on Pacific Coast. Discolored or Spotty Skin Easily Peeled Off Two Blocks East of Moor re; Westlake Market Alseoloring or in A iehtly over the nd removed in the| nd water, completely | red skin. Get an! at any drugeist’s efore retiring morning with soap pools off the dintin of the wax McCarron’s Rapid Shoe Repairing There’ ing tan, S. S. H. B. Kennedy LEAVES COLMAN DOCK uncle, but later a question arose - ttle ting Company : S. 8. H. B, Kennedy leavesff | concerning the dead ofticer's|f§¥’ BOOTS AND SHOES 34s ‘0 Meature, {aly beautiful f Of W. B. Hutchinson Co. eerie ae sda hore aya identity, and it began to be be- NEW AND REPAIR WORK IN ALL BRANCHES ‘ ‘ bly beautiful tace. | 3 30 p. m. er boats . 7 Phone: Main 6767 ase sovial 7 naetben, worry foc ead Hleved ho was Prince Albert f/f 104 CHERRY ST., AT 1ST AVE. . of powdered saxolite, 1 on, Ainsolved, Co t' Tr Fare, round trip, 60c, Chilgy| Schleswig-Holstein, a colonel of 10 SECONDS’ WALK PIONEER SQUARE SAVES be: ee ee Neer meee ne aes un y easurer dren, 6 to 12, 25e. cuirassiers and no relative of the ere : formation.—-Advertisement. imperial family.