The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1915, Page 5

STAR—-THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1915. PAGE 5, | Dorothy Becker in | Surf Board Stunts, WEEK-END SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday TE, Room-Size Rugs ! eZ association will Manufacturers’ SSS hold its 16th annual business ovr NS NED jmeeting and banquet Friday night fat the Washington Annex | Young Men's Busin: club to |hold smoker Thursday night in the | Hutler banquet room Jap Congregational church will give a reception Thursday night to| members of Queen Anne Congress tional chureh. Seattie branch, No, 79, National | Heavy Bath Towels Extra Seamless estry Tap Brussels, Turkish ox size, tn lt. atraes'et Association of Letter Carriers to! terns and floral 300. Special for § iy | deaigns. Regular Friday and Sat 1 ABH Scheu aw. $12.60 values urday, only 19¢ Secretary McAdoo |e under of having cussed the | Washington | bank. Wasn't the bank's presi | dent in town, Mac? for Friday and veto 37c. | Gunnar Upland, mining man, carves foraging grizzly bear on Wil exhibit it in} Washington state building at the | exposition Charies 8. Olcott, general man- ager subscription department of) Hougtton-Miffiin Publishing Co,, of | |maple knot | Boston, visitor in Seattle. Says) prosperity is near | Because of the advantageous) j shipping facilities, W. 8. Cram and |G. W. Cheney, owners of two wood en box factories in Raymond, will] build a factory here | | Sale of unclaimed articies at) custom house Wodnesday brings | | $200. My r Samuel Collyer spoke at banquet #"% youngest mermaid of the W of Seattle Row! Estate association. {ding head down on # surfboard m [in Honolulu harbor, where she com Vk Ww Sa Rethekeller, Wednesday. Gays dele-| sored in the Mid-Pacific Carrival gates to realty convention tn Los This Angeles in June will come via Se events, Resting Ruth Chats ced conrenncis wont lattie of the Southern 1 aga id that only two ex price $1.66. o---—-—---- ——--@ | pert Kanaka surf riders excel M | Becker this difficult sport, An exchange observes that (though she has had but a week there are fewer suicides among | Practice coal miners than any other class of workmen. We kn the answer, all right; don't live long enough. they WOMEN CROWD THE COURTROOM WHEN We will trade new 49c * : lo : wa Dr Mary r Martin euperintend ‘ ee Pig oh ent of the protect! partmen 23 Rennie: Furniture for your Tubs, me | Dramatic society of Queen Anne GIRL TELLS STORY, of the ¥. W. C. A. and b police 3c Broon old. - : rh mag Ae - oman, Was blamed by Attorney ife pril 30 and May 1 e-| c ' ustice > | hearsals sve on. F | LOS ANGELES | 22.—Edith Palip ewe 06 a, 4: u Rad nie Ten seniors ranking highest dur. Serhin faced her a day's Or | ror the prosecution of Mrs. Seral ing four rm of schoo! at Broad-| teal before aye at ts-trying | 7, well kno 1 way high, announced Wednesday. Clef of F Sebastian on atthe y, on & charge of Eboa Dahlin chosen valedictorian, “Marge of contributing to her de) iia, and Violet Tarp salutatorian pendency. when the case WAS fe) rn, jury 0 tod Mrs. Treve | Power schooner Silver Wave, ar.| *Umrd todey , sayllyan after deliberating three min riving in Seattle Wednesday, br sien pe eh ae tesee pie. Pap aatengd, Ce related to what ahe alleged trans |@etatis of wreck of steamer Nor pired in the |parett near Squaw harbor, Use hon the 0 rinona lodging noun! slandered her daughter, Mrs. Ada lan aska b as of Der veekie a 2 pat e Blue Funnel tine will increase its Ay Hage espa ferrets) Earn 0 SC she ae oer: wee EARL ROGERS GETS BRIDE Panama canal fleet to five vessels|!ilan Pratt { was punctuated! ittle about the case. Tworoge [because of heavy freight offerings | CODtnuously by _ MAN KICKED IN CELL LOS ANGELES. April lin Seattle defense gently was divorced, will marr school students gave | tO'ey Woolwine the girl told of Miss Edna Landers, formerly of ie my a eh P| eb » dramatic recitei|*Pending a night at the lodging H. Glives, a bookkeepe house, saying that « Wianipes Wednesday tn the YW. CA in one cole * ol f 12: ist 5S ho » afte Sebost r i gp the men attacked by|PFAtDE Shakespeare's birth Pratt Tae syoh Peg E M A Ne Marcott, the @ranhen| . wiae Ounn, nurse of the juvenite| “T*'t hed sone to one adjoining logger, who ran amuck in the city) ¢¢Partment. will give the third in ja series of | ures under the aus-| PORTLAND, April 22.—Char Called Tetter, Sait Mheam, Jal! receiving cell on the night of . a gen et $3 i Prerituss Milk. ¢ Water "| June 22 last, killing one man and| Vices of the Parent-Teachers’ as-| with being « “Peeping Tom,” Clar Polson, Weeping Skin, ete. naktiolins nascbal ¢ ts on bial fociation at the John B. Allenjence Hoy, 19, son of Rev. ¢ ¥ believe ceseme eam be cured to wor to the Steilacoom asylum school, Friday, at 3 p. m Hoy, i# under arcest mean what T Drebbg i a Daca NOT o aad Glives was committed after al@ up urn again. Remember, 1 hearing before an insanity commis make this statement Hing sion in Judge Albertson's court o aged WISE SAYS ogy Mle ree | Wednesday afternoon oe 2 of my life to I don't care what all w many doctors like this it's here keep his and devoting fer a man ter above water unless he's highs. headed. Soy Bean succeeds ad- mirably.” Marcott ts years in serving the _Monroe two to reformatory | : DONT BE HASTY TO . MOVE TO SEWARD Sic: ‘yy5,cmren st) mene tN DARKEN HAIR : | isacens Garden Sage and Su!phur Makes Streaked, Faded or Gray Hair Dark and Glossy at Once. jopen to automobile SEWARD, Alaska, April 22. | Schooners Okanogan and Camano! Almost every one knows that Sage 4 vealty, thought t af —United States Deputy Mar- Townsent; Camano} Tes i Sulphur, properly ¢ World held for you. Just try it. and] shal Evane asks that common laid up several days for repairs. | P Srinen | DAES -Fae Besares n ree with me. luster to the hair wher labor be warned to remain | a ee CANN DAY, ked or gray; also ends 3 ik, Sedalia, Mo. away from Seward. The rail- |™man J. M . e Po Nwsdoredtes’® tied Nations! Bank, ‘f | bathtub at Faison, N. C.; reported | dandruff, itching scalp and stops road will employ only a smail number of men this ye falling bair Sedaita, Mo jhe shot himself Years ago the only objections by the ‘SSH! A SCANDAL REAL ALCOHOL | IN JOHN'S BEER | John Clancy, the nonebalant,| laugh and Joxhed with his attor-| j ne George Vandeveer, and smiled at the women jurors who are to try! him of charges that he had booze} al, flery-red, intoxleating boc unit, when bis Judge Grady's for wale ina “dry called tn court Thursda case was sult of| Clad to a olfty spring Might gray, his mustache natilly cropped, the proprietor of Pacific ated at the Meadows, took his accnsations | Mabtiy, ond toyed with a lead pen-| ell while his fury was being ple He betray no disma even when Deputy Sheriff Campbell pt-| loted into court the state's exhibit in the ca several long, black bottl aring the labels of beer whisky, wine and vermouth | His contention that the bottles contained not ing than clear ng more intoxieat: | cold. water received | a knockout juinch, however, when Prof. Dehn of the chemical depart ment t th University of Wash ington gave certifi of analyals | of the stuff which show it contain of ef ol in varying degree: ficiency, from 2 per cent up to 50 per cent \ Mrs. Mary L. Van Nuys, a widow was dismissed as a juror by V deveer. Mrs. Van Nuys said disliked the Haquor business Why, you don’t mean to say you think Mr. Clancy ix engaged in the |liquor business, do you?” asked | Vandeveer fn surprised tones | Well, somehow, | got that fm-| | pression,” she admitted | 1 in condneth has charged and his sup: 1 bartender, | McRea, with violation of t option law In that he is al-| i to have kept on hand intox-| feating Mquor, The Pacific Social clubhouse ts in a “dry” unit | The place was raided by deputy shertff* on Inst St. Patrick's do DR. MARTIN BLAMED FOR PROSECUTION OF MRS. TREVELYAN Prosecutor Land the state's case, H Claney P. D. local Bhe was with having charged who was Mra Jeharged his client had bec jected to a long serioa of secutions by Mar Trevelyan» counsel 1 QUADRUPLETS BORN AUSTIN, Tex. April: 22 plets © born yesterday Paul Wagner of Goforth, hear One died Three will | doctors cn They are her first 2 SINGING Singing 4 cial days set as the different ased We ptral Counell of Bo posed by Ade The matter was committer IN PARKS ttle parks, with spe or the music of Social I men, b0c. La : DON'T SUFFER WITH NEURALGIA 2 Dougall = fouthwick a these questions you will have one 9 ABHED 1875 Second Ave tore Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. and Pike St play Madras cloths, Repps, Crepes, Percales and Sotesettes. Splendidly made in patterns. 139 most at- from sleeve } ifractive 14 to 17 aud in lengths from 33 to 36. $1.00. Sizes h maker Quaker City and boxe or Just Inside the Pike St. Entrance, First Floor. ‘hale $25.00 to $35.00 ny Presenting the greatest assortment of New Styles, New Colorings, New Ma- tertals that we have offered in any pre- vious sale this season. There ts suit in the lot that would sell for less than $25.00 and the majority would or- dinartly sell for $35.00. One Smart model is tailored in a i quality nota of me wear ser in either bl ffs and vestee are n ‘ quality pearl butt with silk hed with t belt model f Shantung, fin The coat has narrc Skirt in fl vet ini cord is offered is 1 a erla A “Prince Chap” plain has kick. pleat smart model k and is trimme is belted the skirt ugh the id has belt of self Second Floor. Another Q.—Will you kindly state when | straight into the house. | the lowest, 12 degrees, at Blue ad where Jules Verne was born + ater, Valencia county (February nd when he died? What are his Q.—Can you give me temperature) 2) The prevailing winds are Where was will answer and altitude of New Mexico—local-| southwest ity most suitable for pulmonary troubles? | have tried tuberculo. st important books? © aducated? If you west, southeast and Although the temperature in summer is sometimes high, espe- rateful friend inme, X. X.Y. |sis league. Thanking you, | re-|cialy in the southern part, owing ic sates Wanna” Seu’ eae main, 0. S. B. |to the dryness of the atmosphere, ‘ &, a A.'The climate {s very dry an4/the heat is never oppressive and ‘. 1906. H ealthful, and has made the state| the nights are always cool 1 was obt i ustly celebrated as a resort for ——— al then he st law th pulmonary!) OLYMPIA, April 22—The state rly urned at ‘ouble mean te capitol commission is studying the tentic to ary wo Among degrees | nor market, preparatory to dis- eli-known books of his which county | nosing of $1,500,000 new capitol translated into at Carls bonds are J roe t ) The Wag we : oe ine A ge vi Elrinad ewe 302, FIVE GOOD JOBS T Por ¢ a ae . dent engineers’ leenses. venty Deg s North I P iat Purepase 0 DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL, 2 SEATTLE ENGINERRING SCHOOL 105 Went Roy St. Q—A few days ago another iG 1 went out in the country. his not > some eczema way to me ixture ary ltook a camera along and took each ae | most of these will be Alaskans. | | Onip Creek. Alacka. railroad tom. | axe its eee rees ig’ aeae |’ Maustecole Gives Delicious |‘¢hers pictures. We wanted a pic lip og ee sill ieee |row to Feodetlc survey, Ane horas ‘| and tre , om fee | Comfort | tare fon of ue toge ota. 00. 8 ANNOUNCEMENT by poastoffice department, and Shiy owadays we mply ask at any} - calie oung ne: . good homesteading locations in | sion Sulpbur Compound You will P29 The boys were neat appearing and NweaTeyY, AS ioe the Susitna valley, not far from Warren, ili, votera yesterday |a large bottie for about 50 cents Sf at wre they took our picture. Should we KEPLER BE, the route of ‘the ‘raliresd Jelected Mrs. A. R. Canfield, 74,\erybody usew this old, famous rect dala? gpd h then offeved to take their ple-} jmayor, What was it Doe Osler! pe, because no one can possibly tell on t ee sare not ae toy | said? that you darkened your hair, as it k relief with them: siting anxiou Port Bonds Sold Everett places municipal tax of| does it so naturally and evenly. i ea ja reply, | remain HELE }50 cents against each telephone,| You dampen a sponge or soft brush | fiert Pear eet sod plows ; A.—Ne " re not called uper The Seattle port ¢ commission has}telegraph and electric lgut pole in| with | d draw this through your b t ert their picture MEDICINE €o, ed the bid of the Seattle Na-| city | hair taking one small strand at a 8 frank 115 Vester Way | bank for the $510,000 tssue of| Will of Isaac Kohn, filed for pro-| tir by morning the gray hair dis ne . 1 Q.—What can be done in a case y port bond: bate, leaves million to widow and |g ears, and after another applica-| Neck ‘ of this kind? | am in a_ position Action on a request of West Seat-\divides another — millio mong/tion or two, your hair becomes | tt where | am compelled to go home widents for half-hour ferry ser-|three children | beautify dark, thick and glossy | >" Klevery other night after 1 o'clock Hinen nd dis- >and a jitney bus line In connec-| Three foreign cruisers, evidently! and you look years ‘younger | And, ae a rule, | am approached by bay deferred pending a more| British, lying off New York, watch-|~ Jone or many men. Some walk in offer regarding the silence for blecke before they can poss waaren Ses Special Manila Envelopes bus |ing outgoing ¢ ree a © | “Olympia high school girls tix $7 LEARN NTO PLAY fas maximum to be spent on grad take a hint that they are not wace it te pet he Pein, - ae ed. Others are bold and will per in the infirr VILLA LOSES TOWN wr. SEG aeasrhtg see hers. cbse ie mahatenae| Printed for $1.95 Per W. H. Paulhamus, County En- PIANO OR ORGAN feel as if | i like to appeal to se ee eee eens Thousand jsineer Denton and Frank T. Wat jsome one passing by for aid, and nes given back to SUM lower prices in Iarge WASHINGTON, April 22.—The| 80m of Tacoma address Auourn| jyet, we can never tell how that them tn life and health by the leapture of Irapusto by Gen, Obre.|Commercial Club banque! | | would do. To take a street car Sa: te ene ‘| KAPLAN PRINTING co. gon as well as the occupation of| Public political meetings in Tokio| | does not help any; they can do the | Tao or’ Cini that my 709 Fourth Ave. Guadalajara, the second largest|UT&® Kovernment to take drastic] TN YOUR OWN HOME | |same. | have avoided them by tak-| treatment ts « cure r dol p — — city in Mexico Gen. Diegues,| ™esures against China ing a taxicab, but that is too ex-| that I can give life and force where Any of These Great Wane’ sontivmed et the’. ¢ a ents » i pensive where it happens so often, | have already been almost af ff ' ri ey pag E . iisacse oe A Detroit musician has invented }1 am only one among many girls [s\* SS Bargains junta tod ‘ARREST UNION MEN 4 wonderful new system which en who meet with similar circum | ce 2 dlecamn \ ‘ Drop-head SEE fe MS bles any person or little child te = stances. There must be some way dest or barca Se oe | | ne by hand of the ne an Homes arn to play the plano or organ fn : to mend matters if we only knew, | victlin. by | ihe 2 iv |For Seattle People K. L. Baird and ©. L. White, un-Jone evening. Even though you| Try This If You Would appreciate an answer very | cee’ Dr GF. Lathrop, the Spine er anc ve jlon sympathizers in the shingle | know absolutely nothing about H D; druff much, A GIRL, and Nerve Specialist, who is relteving We guamacee &. sortty, of makes, as low ONE SPOONFUL | sinple weavers’ strike at Everett, were| music or have never touched a ave andru | A.—You should go as far as you| tering humanity without th o a the Lundberg press a give tree Box top machines ete. mixed lodged in the county jail Thursday,| piano or organ, you can now learn | [= - - . se Oh & aireet os . 4 a ree eee ON Bas plein nae and up Figen gt Ah ugk deiter. ake a : Pieris fails to remove dandruff completely | how any of the men on the car| Pike H Trusses, Deformit liances and F mur stomach, {union truck driver on this side of| who do not know one note from an ‘ u lien diaardaity, report, sham to. Gin 1iatee Ee ret at pee New machines rented, AT ONCE. The| Everett, in King coun other are able to play their favorite | #4 that is to dissolve it. This de-|¢ r r ; pa $2 mont} 1 18 astonishing, Man |music with this method withont | St¥o¥® it entirely, To do this, just condustor Ph: ie lisposed ad a at njections act only 7 N Veny assistance whatever from any bie egret eee of plain . pg FF Bi ye Mcegggs ee Rd bt when retiring use « g4 to] pa t ‘s emen r ate won eR pe end us your name and address|Misbt \ ‘ ite citizens don't ¢ TAYI ‘OR th t TAIL -OR | ettactive a A FD ‘ F ; on a@ postal card or in a letter, and Oty with or Ps A Peas Pr 4 the 4 Bi wee ¢ hristensen, 14, of 128|we shall send you our guide and|&e” with the finger t . 5 MACHINE CO. Cis clean ‘the tongue, way | »,Ferey Christensen, 14, of 12 gt 1 yon our suide and|# HY omnis, nave, It Wt all, of | Your aunosance to: po HE MAHES CLOTHE vent endiett T NT | nesday, lying on a vacant lot nearliiey ¢ ye ey |your dandruff will be ¢ aud | lice headq t ‘ € iM see ‘ pt | te ce of ¢ hey will that the policeman on tant beet at 1 ‘ wift's Phat his home, with a broken leg. He| wey | 5 Snare: 2 three or four more applications t tne pee A 1424 Third Ave. 7 Pe ee eae Dien ieee 128 tite |eost you nothing, as we are making! wit completely dissolve und entire.(tonds to the “mashers,” and the jthis offer purely for advertising| ‘ very next time annoys you, if rd, near I’ | boys in a fight } ly troy every single sign and | | Sete aa | purpe All we ask is that Youltrace of it, no matter how much|there is a pe man in sight Men Women articles ___ DIES ABOARD “BOA friends and relatives after you learn| you will find, too, that all itch.| Would rather, you ean speak to one |to play, Write today for this Won-ling and digging of the scaly will [of the women police about the mat I build a suit for the Léilies for $30 derful new invention that has al stop instantly, and your wilt{ter. Write to me again and let me b 1 a WESTERN-GOODYEAR QUICK SHOE REPAIR Mrs. Mary Ann McGreavey, 40, of ready brought pleasure and happl-| be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and | kpow he n come out and $35 that cannot be equaled, ” Union City, died Wednesday night) ne8s to thousands of homes in All| soft, and look and feel a hundred ey x COMPANY ite indigestion while en route) parts of the United States and Can-| times better Q.—When a fellow sayy “Good: 7 Years in My Present Location Proves Success. In Now Located at 60% Third Ave, Lron Bide to Seattle aboard the steamer Pot-| ada This will put vou under no| You can get liquid arvon night” to a girl, is she to wait un: " ph? ep mil latch. Her husband was with her, |obligation to us whatever, Address|drug store. It {# inexpensi nd til he gets thru the gate or not? : . >, e . gh Dr. C. H. Wells, who happened to|Numeral Method Music Co. 126-H| four ounces 4s all you will need ALICE David Taylor, Prop., 619 Union St. CLOCHETTR, & MEKLINO, Props be on the boat, attended her. The | Trussed Concrete Bldg., Detroit,|'This simple remedy has never been| A.—It is ne { necessary, It body is at Bonney-Watson's morgue. ' Mich, ‘known to fail, is perfectly all right for her to go eee aE ee