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

Up to You, Nir. Voter! In the convi Lafe Hamilton bruiser and as a slug ger, in the refusal « Judge Ronald to grant Hamilton a new trial, in sustaining the jury's verdict of $2,500 against Hamilton in favor of J. R. Meln tyre, whom he brutally attacked in the county commissioners’ office, another item offi cially scored against the Hamilton gang of politicians. They belong to old school, the Ham iltons, the Knudsens. the Roberts, and the Sickels—to the old school of sluggers and Strong-arm men and ward heelers whose only object in public Office is to get as much out of the count) treasury as the law will allow. There’s a chance to Clean the whole gang up on November 3. tion of as a is Beyond the Question of a Doubt The Greatest Raincoat Bargain Event Ever Witnessed in Seattle Long, dry spell and backward season com- drastic price re Boctions | | jing } See Wonderful Window Display 33% Offf Headquarters for Boys’ Storm Coats and Capes, 33 Per Cent Off Open Saturday Night Till 10 o'Clock 916 “Ave.” 916 Ave. At Madison St. j | | j | | | DEPENDENCE ] The Penalty of | Unthrift If you do not save part of your earn- ings steadily you al- ways will be subject to the of somebody who con- whim trols your income or the victim of ad- verse circumstances of one kind or an- other. Build up a Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank sav- ings account bul- wark against the mis- fortunes that always attack the man with- out a reserve of cash in bank. DEXTER HORTON TRUST AND SAVINGS | BANK | OND AND CHERRY | IMPRESSIONIST SKETCHES DRAWN |FOR qTAR: AT MRS. CARMAN TRIAL Modeszayas How Mra, Carman Looked at the Most Famous impressionist |ilustr ator the Courtroom to Draw Th ola Greeley-Smith's Article. MRS. CARMAN WILL ALMOST CERTAINLY BE FREED BY JURY Continued From Page 1 women, and for love of whom Fion ence Carman Is sald to have killed. In court he has lost his emiling, | conquering, lady-killer manner. He Is nervous, the big hand that lies over the back of his chair clasping and unclasping feverishly all day with this tab y box to the right three he press ¢ left & raised dais which, | because of the resemblance to the altar, increases the church-like at | mosphere of the place, aits Supreme | Court Justice Charles Kelby, who was a West Pointer before he be- | came a lawyer and whose charge to | M the jury will decée Mra, Carman ‘sl fate. Setting of Trial Perfect The windows, framed with creep | vines, are op nd through them you survey the vel stretches of the Long Islan dscape, and n the distance the spire of a church bullt by Stanford White which lifts an accusing finger to the sky The setting rfect The doctor 1s better looking than I had jught him. His profile is almost Greek, but of a Greek who had lived and loved in the good old way for a good long time. His hair is chestnut a sl t wave. His sh of a heavyweight champ world. Hes the i the ‘thy fe nto ers the yion of t She Saw Man Harriet Wallace, livi . the corner from the Car testified that about 8:15 the night of the murder, standing on the the He » shadow of a tre and then walked down the street. | road The detense rested Wallace was excused District Attorney nounced he ness | rebutt. e state's consume two hours in # when Mrs Smith an wit then wil one 14 h side UNCLE JACK GETS ANOTHER EPISTLE FROM KAMEL KIDS Jack has received another | th mous Washing: | 5 Kamel Kids” in which |} ee their pleasure for his | for supplying them with the | thi name of e girl with whom they could correspond. The letter | w follows Ja Dear Uncle Jack yur letter and e address Cameron. We Uncle letter from ton, D. C., they ex effort glad ca st were DADDY OF THE ‘K GROWN-UPS COMPETE In this puzzle contest many letters were received from grown-ups, In order that the cléarly understand of the Circle, Uncle wishes to state that the is for boys and girle of under, Any letters from rson yver that age will b ted In order to avoid please state your age ling in answers t Circle band In ~-— o © | riding In his aut awardin The Trial to Marius Oe Zayas, the in the Country, Who Went to Pictures Especially to Accompany Nix- ~ } Peay | le | | Dr. Carman as He jartus De Zayas. Impressed | 6 case. | A Mysterious Letter | Gariand Gadden, an actor, this morning handed George Lavy, de] a letter a note The jus both wide the wed to called sides into his Gadden was nse attorney rt house after ed Dr. ¢ leged at pan raon shot The defense rested at 11:52 Oct. 24 e Brit several b Later the Indrar terre Karis » Indrani was sunk Jingoes, but that was a whale o! contest! Just think of it 2 letters were aks all former records r the holiday contests of an a week's duration After the winner was decided, hich was the t letter in, Uncle ck had such a big fob on his har honorable mentions he members of the him out “lorence ent and girls This except more boys recelved led aff to he win k lelive Mann etter her eaded, ax Lease—behe beheaded, east names of the ae answers to ct Grace ded, rush. race sh are M 4; Th wamiah, Wash ther Freem Sunnyside STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1914, SHORT NEWS HERE ° ¢ 2 o “Three men beat and rob a, W.| Harl Sergt Rurre win. arrested Smart returns with W. 8. wanted forgery Hoskins and Wm, MoCall, after fight with knives: Australia sends big apple order. Seven deaths reported Chamber of Commerce conven tlon fund total now $120,519. J. W. Stokes, fireman, burned in Grand Trunk fire, having hard time ‘otting city to pay doctor's bills Big teachers’ institute In Tacoma will clone and Friday Rev. Geo, R. Cairns Baptist chubeh Rate next Weel Thursday hools he new Temple pastor, gets warm tion rough lumber Panama canal cut a dollar. Liner Pacific, inaugurating Boe ton-Senttle « ee Novem. through Attorney W. A. Byers draws sev on-year f reveling let ters Mme. 4 Fauntler c 8 corning A. McShane comes to take Trinity M. KE. chureh,| e-Sprotte sings at the \gregational church nday Rev, G ate of Brotherhood club, urch, names Earl ¢ ident Rev. Joseph Oliver of C. hall § ay Mae Banke, 30, by drinking on Ellas Jo! n guilty of re ab Westminster ct Dewons pres cake at K afternoon attempts suicide hunter, found oting Edward R, Morganroth dead, Magazines wanted for use by city jail prisoners L. A.C. and K. 0, K, A, socletion of Trinity Parish church give open ing dance October 31 Halloween dance, Friday nlgh® Whittier Parent-Teacher associa tion gives Halloween soctal Wednes day night Broad ° ° Mount Lassen spouting again In 69th eruption President left Washington for Pittsburg last night, leaving word for congress he can do nothing tn helping that body to adjourn. Capt. W. W. Gilmer of cruiser Col | oradc has completed years of sen duty and will p required to serve until he is prome rank of rear admiral | Internal revenue commissioner is | sues inetre ELSEWHERE e proceed at once stamp tax on Two convicts escape from Oregon per lary at Salem. Guards’ shots) go wi With opening of Northern Califor | nia rafiroad, Eureka, Cal., te no long-| er largest city without ratiroad | National and wireless telegraph, operators will gather in San Fran cisco May 2 29, 1915. Everett received no bids on con! tract for street work and will do the jod by day labor. Callfornia’s export bus! creased ten-fold since os hae in-| opening of lectures to wheat pit on Jane Addams brokers in St. Louts woman su German port léan THEY TRIM H. C. OF L. u F capita ng the state's wards natitutions has decreased two Institutions during months. In nine insti the cost is cut from 1 to 29 cents a day In the Soldte re is an Increase of fort OLYMPIA cost of Oct r in atate the state re for r line he ran into the Northwestern dock here | during a dense fox |PUZZLE CONTEST SHATTERS STAR CIRCLE RECORDS; UNCLE JACK’S OFFICE SWAMPED | CONDUCT A SECOND Raith Alger Fington, Sultan; Gertrude K ay; | Sixth av.; Alberta Kuns | PAGE 2) NAT GOODWIN AND HIS VERY LATEST WIFE COMING TO MOORE THEATRE FOR 2 WEEKS Katheryn McConnell and Niemeyer at the Pantages. rt) Margaret Moreland, Coming With Nat Goodwin, at the THE MOORE — 2 ¢@ * will be at the “The Pirates of Penzai ated tomorrow night With is “Gaught title of mel The wee) Nat wife, playhouse will be dark next a ange very Inst ing ich the will serv next same being nie night, i November ® THE PANTAGES “Yesterday youth, with F Claire, “Guy | yot attempted Mite Sutheriand Rawson and a company of clever e children. 1 be the headline " traction of the new bill at the Pan THE EMPRESS [tages the r acts will be New Orleans Creole Musicians their ragtime hostra, K a pretty Sa the tmp chap whose astral out of its sbell of lay and go any pa Sopp fistance in any meyer, . an r tir will tor thur Whitel 7 st atter e bill at the Em see: ess theatre next He's t Svengali, the and and ore tion and s certainly ° Dam bbe and Dale nglish ana a cute turton on Ya Hyden have a novel comedy talk singing and hite obs Ellen Torey dancing A couple itted pplica ts oF The with evil and auses leading to tt. On of} RESINOL HEALS — RAW, ITCHING SCALY SKINS Jane O'Roark ¥ be given for wo! and girls, and no men will be ad mitted Thirteen drowned In cloudburst at San Antonio, Tex you ave be it OH, JOY! CIRCLE TO GUESSING CONTEST rT WHAT | METAL ? OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY placed artificial te your Missing The Ohio Method by hat are natural as teeth. Examination ing conducted without timates are furnished tr We Stand Back of Our Work for 12 Years’ Guarantee. $25 Set of Teeth Guaranteed $15 Set of Teeth Guaranteed ... $10 Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown isn't that | $10 Gold or Porcelain boys and girls? | Bridge Work Jack thinks that next| Solid Gold Fillings . puzzle contest will prove Fi 78 popular as the preceding | ter Fillings ...... by th ginal ure On with the puzzles. $4 $1 Up .50¢ what Unele week's Just as one. Next week's contest is a pleture puss Look at it. Do you know what metal the picture represents? If you can guess write the an wer down and send it in to Uncle Jack | For Jack you say §:30 to 6 9 to 12 OHIO |, Cut-Rate Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY STREET CORNER SECOND AVENUE Office hours, Sundays, the correct will give ONE DOLLAR The first letter received at the office gets the prize—that is if the answer is the right one. anawer Uncle TIVOLI THEATRE MADISON #7 BETWEEN Winer High Grade Musical Comedy “Caught With the Goods” horus girls AND 8HCOND THE ORIGINAL Master Mind of Myste Hong Mediven “ SVENGAL! « Kinie Australian wht Momto and erence & DALE HA nw M ROBINBON B rs WIN TOWN FOR THE MONEY SEA THE SEASON'S MOST SE Week Oct. 25 Showy OFFERING ‘SATIONAL The Seattle Players tn ‘THE HOUSE OF BONDAGE” Evenings Matinees BARGAINS Mon. P " Bve., : BE ANTAGE Unequaied Vaudeville—Our Policy Never Changes «260, 500, 75¢ ++++26 and 50c Wea Mat. + 260 INNING MONDAY MATINEE Beautiful Frances Claire, Guy Rawson & Co., in “YESTERDAYS” A delightful story of youth. NEW ORLEANS CREOLE MUSICIANS | The Famous Southern Rag Time Orchestra. 10c and 20c girls. Canaris and Cleo are equilit And Bill Robinson is a col comed AIDS SCHOOL FUND WASHINGTON, prepared by the de which wil Oct. 24.—Under greement of agric an partment ulture, becom and | the | ington $ | school mmissioners of Washington, mon school fund of Wash. will recelve an increase of unsurveyed national 900,000 from sections in forest reserves. Attorney Gen | who has been here conductir negotiations, will start home tc (HE HAS WITNESSES TACOMA, Oct. 24 federal court wi jis, Frank Lotz, bh of the I der, y clerk Charged in misuse of the ditor Va » federal sons he to testify s his own to pay the or witness fees for the 191 they are not provided a motion to quash the against him wis rday prc sed to hay Lotz nd for } w attorne ervice and says if he will ente ndictment GIRLS GIVE A PLAY a cast of fifty Dramatic With the Hiawatha entitled last night tonight the club girls of of the let hant Junior Broken ment They will re the pla SCOUTS AS FARMERS | of Cortland, N have ted an apple orchard taining tr They are planning to market the good it und to can all the windfalls, The erected temporary shel The y boys have ter as he pack and can all the fruit grade binding when signed by the] Tanner, dquarters where they will| MOORE TONIGHT De Wolf Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Co. “The Mikado” LAST TIME TOMORROW NIGHT “Pirates of Penzance” Tomorrow Night Mr. Hopper Will Recite ‘Casey at the Bat’ Movopar De Wolf Hopper —AND THE Gilbert & Sullivan “THE MI IME TOMORE “PIRATES OF a Co. 10” Ww NIGHT NCE" SELECE DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fifth and Untversity Clean Amusement . $8 | Fourth Church of Christ-Scientist, Seattle ANNOUNCES A ae Free Public Lecture ON Christian Science BY wi LIS T th GROsS, C. 8. B AT member of the Board of Lectureship First Chureh of Christ-Seie ntist in Boston, Mass THE HIPPODROME, 5th Av. and University St. Sunday, October You and your » at 2:30 In the Afternoon and 8 o’Clock ij Evening friends are cordially n the: invited to be present,