The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1915, Page 6

PHON } FHONE cx SRATTIR 1 FUNERAL NOTICE v4oo HAWN Tn the month oF May Id, T0TR e ‘Star Want Ad Rates Mr and Mra O “anh Bix times for t price eth mh Datley as tea nde (except {ra soe) FOR SALE FURNIT URE oe ait Rate | We Are to —Charae Advertising bg . for oa aye e wt tneortios WANTED — FURNITURE DA AAAARAD RAR AAADOAS | ETT iit Pewee tsi SINESS PHOTO SUPPLIES hint my LOWMAN & HANFORD CO uy it UI Ui u “ * vr ES 10s This directory is intended), ...40r, iN. o) Main THA? for the conveniegce of any one = Ragiring aciiethivg a little out |8 MISCELL ANKOUS of the ordinary in their daily NTS. AWNI ing tn ean meeds and requiring it im a rere Se hurry. The firms represented HLL University below make a specialty of im- mediate service and ‘will glad ly furnish any information that is necessary, Remember, satisfaction is guaranteed by every advertiser. Just Use Your Telephone! 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Smith Bldg. to Burke & Parrare a BH THAT TRACT NOW wet 23 ONLY $350 potatoes and chickens $10 Monthiy )., 1209 34 AVE INVESTMENTS iment Co, 403 Lumber Ex REAL ESTATE . 81S WON THILY minatew’ oar ride of neor square; new Lake Wash inxton view bungalow; 4 rooms elty water, gas; elec ph Lake shore } Burke @ Farrar, 203 New ARO RAARAAAD 2 HOMESTEADS TRB choice Innd, suitable far how # raising 10 tone alfalta an G16, Bear, CHEAP—GooD 1GED-OFF" LANDS Along the “Milwaukee large tracts; oasy terme for frag books and in-| Imsnigration Bureau, C., M ond and Cherry, Se FARM LANDS FAliM LANDS IN WASHINGTON EXCHANGES ‘51 REAL ESTATE LOANS| ~ THE WHOLE NATION PLEADS FOR LIFE OF LEO FRANK In the picture above, Maj. J. G. Perry, secretary to Georgia's gov en reading one day's pile of petitions to save Leo Frank's More than 100,000 have been received. lgraph of Frank, taken the BURKE Below, the latest sentenced to be hanged on June : 00 YOU WANT T ) TICKLES FOLKS | SAVE A LIFE? IT ‘| AS ‘MISS se IS AN EASY TASK’ BY HENRY wooo United Press Staff Correspondent, NISH, Serbia, April 24.—(By York.)—Fifty typhus victims and wounded soldiers lie in hospi- tals and isolation camps in Ser- bia today, without even a bed or cheap mattri suffering, stretched out on the ground or the hard floor. Thousands of th sufferers are still clothed in the same germ-infected garments they wore when they were first 0" FF , lovelier than Metropolitan armed her audience | petitions asking commutation When you have once pered salmon, 180 1 jin which he {s confined, were thep” robs you of a and sing with nd hers is always singing She in a happy girl] f, whom you with a staid old mo here to replace them. jwant to shake for her stuy . Pp of fever patients are | dying daily from a lack of thermom the seriousness) 4 around thal?! ing a lively to love a ma: # to ascertain of their condition ing need for gauze for the wounded, | for clean clothing for the typhus) Frank that I had just seen the big vietima, for beds, for mattresses, for| stack of something more than 1007 | 000 petitions begging execu | clemency for him. | you will know why ft is has Kept Billie Burke so long with-| eae out letting her out of the dooryard. | blankets, for all . supplies and surgical instruments for the simplest the heroic litt PANTAGES averybody vaudevilled Pantages was band of physt- | clans and Red Cross nurses an even chance tn the fight against death. Appeal for Help V. M. Soubotitch, head | of the Serbian Red Cross, detatled|a day, many accompanied by |sonal letters. I hope all who bat United Press to| sent petitions in will appreciate carry the appeal both to the Ameri- can government and the people for| personally. How I wish I jaid for the disease-ridden little king-| Mother Frank and I would if thronged afternoon “The Hypocrites fully cute little bare-legged dancer. | these conditions to me today The Six Kirksmith Bisters, also appear in melodies and in. strumental numbers. Fishers, acrobats; Jim Halley and Jess Noble, sing- Schaffer & Rockway, ngers, and the Three Webber Sis. /ters in acrobatic stunts, “The condition in Serbia is with-| you will tell them for me, said the Red Cross| you, how grateful we are?” “We had in our hospitals| a few days ago 46,902 patients, the number w jout a parallel, nd| Pennsylvania has sent in a eadily increasing.| Volume of about 300 signat 04 are soldiers re-| Frank is a Cornell graduate. covering from battle wounds. Near } ly all the remainder are typhus vic tims. And these figures do not take {nto account the sweep of the ep! | demic thru the civilian population,| E. Borah of Idaho, Senator J: | where there must | empress Maids,” eight ‘* at the Empress, and heirs is a musical revue of songs written expressly for their | federal reserve board, Senator be at least 100,- With our independence | ators Clapp and Newlands. at stake, we must look first to our! | sylvani ia a thriller. .Jecaps to meet again after one h Nation's Needs “Serbia does not lack food. But! | he does lack the most elementary , Surgical and hospital sup-| BUT SAY THEY QONT POC Ont BT’ remainder ot a good | “Just Married,” . and Ed and Jack Smith in | songs and dances. | congressmen, men in every walk “We have 113 hospitals where vie-| life, tims are under treatment favorite operas of them has a complete set of tn-| axes M Frank in his fight for Ife. “We have urgent need right iis for 3,000,000 yards of gauze. “We need 1,500,000 pairs of white shirts and drawers, so that when! our typhus patients are brought to. us we can burn their infected cloth. ing and give them atber rrengional “We need 50,000 bed number of feet cy lows, 150,000 blankets and 50,000 sacks that we can fill with straw) > and Opera company at the Moore with Katherina in the title role, a good house last night, of counter attractions everywhere La Gloconda, Into tracts ¥, Laura were two of the best NO'AS SCON AS THEY MARCHED INTO THE MOUSE “ The company's 4 ANEW WAAT , many of the best works of Then, too, there Is a pressing, the masters being d for artificial limbs and artifi- for the soldiers wounded Contributions of all kinds, |{n money and supplies, can be made the Serbian consul general at New York, who will ar- range for their forwarding. KEEP WELL Health is often in our own hands to keep or to throw away. | ally are respon to Prof. Pupin, ‘STEAMER SEWARD veins are a dilation and overfilling of the veins, us- ually of the lower limbs. | sonal health, and ure in the veins involved the vast majority weakening of the of instances sick- result of In@8cretion, unconscious, though we may not stop to calculate the weak circulation, interference flow by tumors, overloading of the bowels, long standing, constant exposure to is and overstrain, With a lecturer in charge, Alaskan exhibit maintained by Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce opened up at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, in the store build- and Seneca st. If we knowingly jeopardize our risk illness on the chance that we will escay putting our category with the criminal who risks his freedom each time he breaks the law leally the one is no better than the injuries being of a minor charact transgresses | cesses may have far less self-con- violates the ‘LOOT DOVER’S SH member of a ercise control TICKING UNTO END OSTRICH CASHES IN community fatled to e |in the matter of his bodily dangerously If we are to improve the general health {must be thru stimulating individual \cltizens to apprectate thelr respon shown from 10 to 12 and from 1 to y, and other interesting exhib-| its are being shown, all free to the ‘CARRIE’S BROTHER TOSSES HAT IN RING SPRINGFIELD, A single | Carrie Nation's work is to go on brother of the woman who leaped into fame when n the enemy and he j te | , he did four steps of the and measure what indi. vidual health me He should be | brought to realize how easily {t can | way never to return. ion of a law n death or what 1s worse, gering iliness. y ® Vigilant fn watching our ft slip away us impoverished and ticked a couple | Thurston county supertor court Kansas with commissioned by God to try everybody on earth. He is arranging to devote the remain r of his life to fighting the liquor STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS , forgetting that the poorest Individual ts has lost his ATLANTA, Ga, June 1.—En Leo M. Frank's sentence have John M. Slaton’s office stack higher than the tower piled one on top of another. They would run for miles were they | spread out end on end, They are coming In at a average rate of 2,000 a day, by mail, wire, express and personal messenger. Counting special de- liveries and registered letters, » probably over $3,000 has been spent in postage on them. I went over today to tell College Chums Send Appeal Hie eyes beamed enthusiasm. — “Just look what I've got,” Mrs, Frank, who is every day to found in her husband's cell. “I'm getting on an average 2,0 fact that I can’t answer them ere not simply impossible. Bi The Cornell club of We Pleas have been received former Secretary of State Ph! der C. Knox, F. I. Delano of A. Reid of Missouri, and from Gov. M. G. Brumbaugh of P Gov. David Ferris of igan, Gov. Hunt of Arizona Gov. Hall of Louisiana also sent in petitions. There are petitions from fui It seems if all America fs WHAT WILL S. E, " PAY ON BRIDGES Mayor Gill sent a message to council Tuesday, urging the dads to get together with the tle Electric Co. to fix definitely amount to be contributed by traction company for the Bast and Ballard bridges. The company is to run cars o' these bridges, and, in the past, has been compelled to pay a shal of the cost of construction. REPORTED CORDOVA, Alaska, June 1.— steamer Seward, slightly disabled, returned to this port today. Sh had left Sunday night for Seatt! carrying 4,000 tons of copper or from La Touche. That she was distress was first reported today the steamship Mariposa, by wi less to Seward. The Mart message simply said Going assistance steamship Seward.” At the local office of the Al Steamship Co. it was stated tl the Seward ts safe at Cordova, fi Another case of looting, as a sult of the dynamite explosion § day morning, was reported to tl police Tuesday, David L. Do! who conducts a pawnshop at 6 First ave. says his place was ed thru a broken window $277 in Jewelry taken POSTPONE “CASE OLYMPIA, “June 1 A conti ance was allowed today fn the M. & K, Gottstein suit agat ecretary of State I. M, Hol testing the constitutionality of the prohibition law enacted by ink tative vote of the people k vember.