The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1914, Page 2

LADIES’ SUITS $15.00 Suits. .$9.95 $22.50 Suits $13.50 $27.50 Suits $18.75 $2.98 Divided Into 2 Lots one of the two lots. Sizes 2% to $4.00 shoes. Special $2.98. All other shoes tn stock being closed at 13, \, % off the regular prices. 50c Milteas 25¢ Children’s Teddy Bear Mittens, in blue, red white. These are sell- ing elsewhere at 50c. Our Roger and Gallet's Violet Tollet Water. ular price 8%c. Special. . shee Violet Ammonia, pint size. ealiaid: Bay Rum, pint size, Reg Re Black Taffe- tine Petticoats. Wonderful Bargains In Every Department for Star Readers Prices 1/4 to 2 Less Than Regular $4.00 Misses’ Shoes In patent, gunmetal and tan, either laced or button style. You will find your sise tn 7. Regular TOILET ag ge Res- 65¢ Kirk's Scented Soaps. All odors, Regular Oe vee BOE ? J HERE i ~@ Walter Gray and Alexander Asher, sallora, bit by Fort Lawton oar. A. Ogard, Hazlewood rancher, robbed of money and Christm Phillp Weber, proprietor Aquar. jum bar, catches burglar in store. room, University drops 17 students for failing In studies, Prof. & L. Boothroyd lectures on astronomy at Boylston Unitarian church, Joseph A born becomes gen: eral agent rt cxpress Co. F. B. Waller, 3246 37th ave. &., chases burglar off of his back ) Coats... .$5.98 5 Coats... . $9.98 5 Coats, . .$16.50 Waists nun 1¢ ! 2 Ernest Shayler observes fifth anniversary as St. Mark's pastor On our entire aE Trinity parish helde Christmas sses stock of Ladies’ A splendid line of f] tree tor enitdren at Sunday Sj i ; Vv it; det ined t $15 Dresses. .$9.98 senile or a Ban ve “pulling for home na “m i S. 90. either sets or sep- aists u Tpric ‘tment, u ord t tu a pile $25 Dresses $16.50 arate pieces. at 1-3 to 1.2. anne, aot Sic, Me. Set ‘pies Europe. Chief Lang believes city and coun. ty should combine in caring for pris. onera, Police autos to be equipped with shotgun: Pollo Lace Trimmed Table Linen burglar about to rob CLOTHS grocery store. ‘ E, W. Bereiter, former mayor of SCARFS Kent, dies in Seattle, | Mountaineers will spend New DOILIES | Year's at Bnoqualmie Pass Lodge. Dr. Matthews urges teaching the ETC. truth of Christianity 4 oS on Cambridge City home burns; OFF three die. United States tro rado this week. resident Wileon 68 years oid to- day. German liner Dacia enters United States registry. Schaper Bros, St. bankrupt. Billion parcel poet packages handled tn year. Genera! Film Co. sued under Sher. man act. Two killed by cold in St. Loule. Gov-elect Whitman takes office January 1 Chicago death rate drops to 14.17 per thousand leave Colo- Ladies’ Golf Gloves In navy, green, brown, white, black, 5 25c fe Percale, tn Loule store, --18¢ ular etc bles, red. gray. Admiral Dewey enjoys 77th birth. binck, ete. in Iii day. striped and tie- Three autos pitched near Everett ured deosans Sunday. Spectal, yard ve ai in price of wheat fore Tacoma thieves steal clothes In- tended for poor. Corn Excha Bank, New York, gives away $40,000 to employes. 6 Cents DIES ON OPERATING TABLE A quart of bicod was Lang asked for volunteers, and the by Patroiman Scott eee in jafternoon shift furnished a dozer an effort to save the life of | *t once. These included besides White the |following: Sergt. Bunnell, Li ti i*% Be Patreiman transfusion Sunday (Damm and Drew, Clerk J. T. Me asnese at Providence hoe (Gill, Patroimen McCaffrey, Cronk pital. H. M. Flint, B. W. Morrison and T. ‘This operation proved suc G. Montgomery. cessful, but a second operation | White will be confined at the hos te amputate 2 leg wae fatal,and | pital for several days. While weak Ruckart died py p.m. with | his condition is reported good. hie sister, Mre. L. Jones, 429 Informed of Ruckart'’s death Bagley, who Is at the city hospital Was shot Christmas eve | having been wounded by the return Bagley, foreman of the fire of Patrolman Ruckart, declared Seattle Cedar | he was “terribly sorry to hear it." Coroner Mason will hold an in jqvect. On the result of the coro- Ruckart's condition was/ner’s inquiry may depend whether to be so serious that {t|Bagley will be held for manslaugh ‘Beeded transfusion of blood, Chief! ter. Pipe se T5OFEACH 100 |SuMMER Pans ‘coun | GETCARSEATS mee SUMNER, Wash., Dec. 28—Sum g |ner feverishly panned gold in the i middie of the town’s main stree % Seventy-five out of every 100 pas | Saturday until experts pronounced sengers on street cars in Seattle are | the “gold” Pyrites of iron. That's what Superintendent f| ‘SEARCH FOR GIRL IN MURDER MYSTERY Public Utilities Valentine says tal his report to Mayor Gill. Street car, LOS ANGELES, Dec. 28.—Searct is being made for a young woman "service, therefore, is all O. K., ac-| | coding to Valentine, as the percent age of strap hangers !s much lower | who, the police say, accompanied than in other cities. | Mrs. Paula Marquez from her home The municipal lines show a total | the night that she was murdered on ~ lows of $17,000 for the year. La Btea rancho. : pu i u 2 F tft W'icsaine B Quinine i is needed for any purpose, the ordinary Quini this remed bines all of th E ne, as this remedy combines of the | tomic and other of Quinine, with a laxative, and | | can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness or finging in the head. Likewise, the remedy is superior to ordinary laxatives be- cause of its having the tonic effect of | “Quinine. Laxative Bromo Quinine re- moves the cause of Colds, Coughs Headache, Neu- ralgia, Grip, Fever- ish and Malariou- Conditions. When 4 te. ever you need Qui 4 Tablets every Yor hours oo nine, think of Laxa- (Gue-tiatectietd ccbash of Lacstive Breas Ousineter) tive Bromo Quinine | —but remember there is Only One “Bromo Quinine’’ j To Get The GENUINE, Oall For The Full Name . Laxative Bromo Quinine USED THE WORLD OVER TO OGURE 4 COLD @ ONE DAT MM kbrove Leet fer thie cignatere on the box. Price B60. Bromo Quinine will be found better then | Elementary schoo! course in Portland reduced from nine to eight years. No drinking In Frieco after 2 a. m. New Yoars. Gov. West will cover Oregon legie lature for Portland paper. Cattie malady cuts receipe of live. stock In Chicago. Traveling Men's association, Cin. cinnat!, opposes fare advance. Gigantic effort under way to Const opium ring. Henry Schum ste Straw STEVE POKES FUN AT OUR IDLE RicH pe. tion In London January 17. Wm. Osborn, 13, drowns while skating at Birmingham, Wash of corn a day. Idaho farmers weicome snow as ald to «rain crop Seven buildings destroyed in La Conner fire. Big New York shoe factory re ports rushing business. Man who saw Barnet Gaff killed by New York gangsters found. American Consul Silliman ac Leeock NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—Stephen| cused of bribery. Leacock, American author, doesn't] State now has five minimum like the “idle rich"; he thinks less | Wages. of the social snobs and money-wor California plane uniform law cov- shipers, and in his new book, “Ar-jefing unemployed situation. cadian Adventures of the Idle Rich,”| Reward of $100,000 offered for he telis them all what he thinks|m: about them, and he doesn't mince words in the telling. The American love for hotel life | Rev. Andrew Wormeer dies at and Mme. America’s love of “eul-| Wenatchee. ture,” are among the many Amer| Pardon awaits W. H. Chapin, lean weaknesses at which Mr. lea Portland realty broker, upon refund cock good-naturediy “pokes fun.” jof money to victims. SAN FRANCISCO DIES SUDDENLY nounced. re, Vt., temperature 52 below. olla show may be added to Frinco fair. SAN ANCISCO, Dec. 28,-- From thrbe to five months ts like ly to elapse before any authorita. tive announcement will be received Nomination of Hugh Nolan, es Everett postmaster, fought. | from the Vatican regarding the ap- |pointment of a successor to the Preparations made for transfer of 188 insane from Steilacoom to Most Rey. Patrick W. Riordan, |archbishop of the Roman Catholic Sedro-Woolle: |See of San Francisco, who died| here suddenly yesterday | There was said to be consider. able sentiment in the San Fran. |elsco diocese in favor of Auxiliary | all eized war on In Juneau over Fact of land Tuesday. Deputy State Treasurer Coleman, Idaho, pleads guilty to em. bezzlement. MORE MEAT FOR LESS MONEY Frye &Co./ | Bishop Edward J. Hanna for this} high ‘ottice Markets All day yesterday testimonials of regret and sorrow poured in from| } }all over the world The funeral will be held at 10/ a. m. Thursday. Solemn pontifical | |reqniem mass will be celebrated by | Right Rev. Thos. Grace, bishop of elite ed. San Franeiseo, The Rt. Rev, Bd Choi Ider ward Hanna will preach the ser ice Shou Cc mon Pork Steak...... The remains will be interred in| . | Holy Cross cometery Choice Steer c | Archbishop Riordan contracted al/fi Round Steak.... | severe cold last Wednesday which . |develoyed into « throat infection. || Choice Spare | His temperature rose until just Ribs Cc | before midnight Saturday, when ii eX Mapiaedeatind his condition became alarming. He} Choice Mutton died four hours later. | |WILL STRENGTHEN | U.S.FLEET ON COAST WASHINGTON, Dec, 28.—Secre- | tary Daniels says the fleet of 21 bat tleships which Is to escort President Wilson through the Panama: canal! to the San Francisco expo will re main on the Pacific coast during the entire fair period, A number of the vessels will be left to permanentl | strengthen the Pacific fleet. Choice T-Bone Bacon... 100 Crean ‘Chone . 49° ~ook for U. & Purple Stamp 't signifies purity and quality ®hone onen until 6:26 p. m STAR—MONDAY, DEC. 28, 1914. PAGE 2. Minos woman shucks 92 bushels) Firet aid commission meets in| LONDON, Dec, 28.—Eng- land’e aeroplane and warship raid on the German coast,” said a high government offi- cial today, “may be regarded as the British answer to the Admiral Von alser’s minister of marine, in the interview he JOKES WITH HIS CAPTORS AS HE ADMITS MURDER In spite of # signed confee- sion in the hands of police that probably will condemn him to life imprisonment, Lioyd L. Oesear, alleged murderer of Quong Chew, the Chinese mer chant killed at the Milwaukee hotel Friday night, Is in rare Q00d humor at the city jail. He Jokes with the officers and ap- pears to enjoy himeelf. If hin fate bothers him at all, he doean't betray it in the lo while giving the story of the crime to the police, he kept Joking with the officers. Ocnenr's attitude seems to be that he Is @ good enough “sport” to ad- mit he tried to put something over and fatled. Ovesear'e confession implicates THIS—AND FIVE CENTS DON'T MING THIS. 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Weekly washing, daily scouring and everything about your work you use soap and water can nang for you if eas: ox TELS & CO, PHILADELPHIA granted recently to Corre spondent Von Wiegand of the United Press. “The admiral threatened with words to starve out England by! the establishment of a submarine) rol of its coast and by torpedo- ing British merchant vessels. “Deeds are better than words. [WAR MINISTER WILL LEAD TURKISH ARMY PETROGRAD, Dec. 28—An- Rouncement that Enver Turkish war minister, hi rived in Armenia, and assumed command of the Ottoman troops, the sultan is pushi forward against the Russi: in Transcaucasia, wae today. —— Mra. Lucile Goldy, 22, in whose! apartments, at 2282% First ave, they were arrested three hours a: er the murder. Milwaukee and with Chew Vernon Goldy, woman, probably will be released, as there is no evidence connecting him with any knowledge of the af fair. According to the police, Oesear | confessed he bad made up his mind to rob somebody Friday. “It was Christmas and I needed the money. So I went out and got it.” Oonear is alleged to have told the officers How Crime Was Planned When the Chinaman showed fight, Oesear said, he got “the worst of it.” Ooesear’s story, according to the confession, is that he met Mrs. Goldy in front of the Milwaukee, and he then rented a room adjoin- ing the Chinaman’ The Filipino, he said, hatched the |acheme of robbing Chew, as he knew he had money, It was the | Filipino, he said, who got the Chi- |naman to come up to the Milwauw kee at the appointed time. Oesear was hidden in a closet when Chew came, and when he Jumped out and started the fight which resulted in the Chinaman's Mrs. Goldy fled According to Oesear, the Filipino aided him. | This Is denied by the latter. | Mrs. Goldy denies any complicity in the robbery or murder, though she admits she was in the room when it was committed. MAKE EFFORT TO OBTAIN 10,000 NAMES TUESDAY An effort {s being made by advo cates of initiative bill No. 18, the Schmitz brewery and hotel liquor bill, to secure 10,000 signatures tr Seattle Monday and Tuesday, so as to insure the required total at Olym pla by December 31, when they must be in the hands of the secretary of state. Tuesday is set as the time limit because it will then give the city comptroller only two days tn which to check the signatures with the registration lista, as required by was acquainted A total of 32,000 signatures mus be obtained in order to compel the legislature to act on It. Otherwise the legislature could ignore it at will The Taxpayers’ Protective asso elation, which ts pushing the bill has issued a call for 200 volunteer: to c&culate the petitions. Head quarters of the association are at 687 Henry building. Col. Arthur MacArthu , master K. of T., dies, grand Itattan crulser will join crutser North Carolina in aiding foreignerr fleeing from Tripoli. It also involves Serafine Villa-| flor, a Filipino, who roomed at the) husband of the) BRITISH DASH ON GERMAN NAVAL BASE SHOWS UP BOAST OF KAISER’S SEA LORD The Cuxhaven raid itself.” | Believe They Did Damage It is believed here that the bombs dropped by the British aero- planes on the German naval base) did more damage than was admit- | ted in Berlin Experts also asserted that the raid had proved conclusively the ineffectiveness of Zeppelins as op- Donents of fighting vessels. The attack, which took place |Christmas day, was centered on | Cuxhaven, the German naval base. Seven British seaplanes, in com- pany with Nght cruisers, subma- |rines and destroyers, participated. | The attack was met by Zeppelins, seaplanes and submarines. One Aviator is Lost Four British seroplanes were lost. Whether they were brought down by German guns or fell was not stated. Dispatches indicate |that all seven s fell. The three other machines were picked up with their aviators, speaks for ‘| Francis E. T. Hewlett, son of Maurice Hewlett, the novelist, is the only pilot believed to have been drowned. | German aviators, Berlin claima, | succeeded fn hitting two destroy- ers with bombs. Neither was dis- abled, however. Zeppeiins Easy Target The Zeppelins were forced to re- |tire early In the fighting, proving jan easy target for the big guns of of |NO SUCH THING a CRIMINAL ae Wd Habe NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—“Able men and women never enter crime as a profession; stupidity more criminals than insanity,” de- clares Dr. Woods Hutchinson, “brother of the unfit,” and student of sociology and medicine, Dr. Hutchinson has just complet- tha Way is the easy way. It is the way that lightens house- work and gives tired women a chance to Fels-Naptha Soap works best in cool or lukewarm water. o%0 APT makes | ant way. Ait Follow the directions on the Red and Green Wrapper. the warships. The battle fs said to have lasted three hours. Attacks on Brussels by British airmen last week have also | made public. One aviator, ard B. Davies, flew over dropping 12 bombs on a German Zeppelin shed. TURKS CLAIMING _ VICTORY OVER SLAV FORCES CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec, a Turkish victories over the Rub sians, both on sea and by land, were claimed today tn an ofiicial state ment issued by the government. “The Ottoman fleet, including the battleship Hamidieh, has sailed through the Black sea and returaed undamaged,” said the report. “One of our warships met a Russian squadron consisting of five battle ships, two cruisers, ten torpedo boats, and three mine layers Dec. m“, “This meant one Turkish ship agal 17 of the enemy. F jevertheless, that one ship @t- tacked the foe, bombarded the bat- tleship Rostisiaw, and sank the mine layers Oleg and Athos. Two Russian officers and 30 marines were saved and taken prisoners. “Simultaneously other parte of our fleet successfully bombarded the Russian port of Batum, “Our army continues its victor fous advance along the Trans-cau- casian front~ ed ap unofficial investigation of Western prisons, where are treated according to their men- tal age, not their real age, and he says: “There is almost no such thing as a criminal genius; the man who has brains enough to make him eminent in crime will have sense enough to show him the folly of such a course.” HOLIDAY GIFTS BARGAIN PRICES Morey Stationery Co. TIS Firat Ave. Near Colombia St. AMUSE MENTS METROPOLITAN Tonight—All Week. Mats, Wednesday Friday, Seturday MR. GEORGE ARLISS Im Ldsbler Company's Production of “DIS Prices—#2.00 to SOc. Seats on sale for entire engagement SEATTLE THEATR® Richards & Pringle’s MINSTRELS Prices, 25e, 250, 50e, Te, PANTAGES GREAT TAL PEN TROUPE and Arcobate | Chinese Jugelers, Magiota: FRED DU International Comedian 100 and te STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Mate, $1.50 to 500. | ‘(MOORE 3 ez: Thur. $1.00—Mate, Now Year's and Sat.—$1.00, September Mom A Tangolzed Musical Comedy Hit. Nights, 260 to $1.60. Mate 260 to $1.00 Seats Now ' And a Keystone Comedy. Sunday and Holiday continu |) encores ste | OTHER ACTS oun Three shows dati 806 | ? 9: