The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1915, Page 6

j i f j i KILLS HIS WIFE, THEN HIMSELF SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 0.— Wm, Armbruster, proprietor of the Hotel George, shot and | killed his wife, Bul d | committed sulcide here Potani today. The bodies were found In the bedroom by Mra, Chas | Stevenson, Armbruster's moth. orin-law, No shote were heard. The polic at alons to ascer- | tain a motive for the crime, The couple last night apparent. ly were on good terms. It is believed a jealous quarre! re- sulted in the tragedy, however. | In the dining r n at the time the shooting is supposed to have occurred, were the couple's two | children, Paul, 9, and Berthold, 3. Armbrister was a druggist, but had not engaged tn his business for several years. He came here from } Canada two years ag0. HERE'S KING OF To Clip the Coupon With this week ends the great opportunity to purchase a real Talking Machine on what are surely the most liberal terms ever offered. Come up today or to- morrow and judge for yourself whether or not you want a MASTROLA in your home. Hear it play your favorite music, bring your friends or your family to | J. O. Robbins of Milton claims to| have a uinch on the title of most unfortunate man, He was sont back to the county jail for another! month Thursday when it wa | nounced one of his chief witnes: had broken both legs and could not |appear tn court. R or —-the price complete ts $14.60-—$3.60 cash, then 50¢ a week. (Bilers Talking Machine Company, Third aud University, Senttle) The Mastrola Plays all the Records and plays them well. It is a full-sized Hornless Talking Machine, and is as fully guaranteed as every other instrument we sell. In addition to the usual guarantee, we undertake to change it for a larger instrument any time before the end of the year, and allow you the full purchase price. Tt is alleged ho set fire to a chicken coop owned by Edward Duffy has been in jatl several months, jawaiting trial, whilo his wife, | been employed by Dufty as house keeper. | Petitions signed by Robbins’ neighbora attest his excellent repu-| jtation. CARRANZA REPLY IS DUE THIS WEE | WASHINGTON, ON, Sept. 9—Gen. |Carranza’s reply to the Pan-Amert-| ;can peace conference appeal will ar Irive here before the end of the week, Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz advised the state department today. A conference of the delegates will be held afterward Meantime, officials are keeping a watchful on developments laround Torreon and Chihuahua, at lone of which places It Is expected a decisive Carranza-Villa battle will be staged soon. | All the Records For all Machines All the Time Seattle’s Talking Machine C.HHOPPER SEPKELD ee esti, University St. CHARGES UNWIFELY CONDUCT Clarence D. Fisher started a dt Yorce action Thursday against Emt| lie C. Fisher, alleging unwifely sid duct and cruelty. COME TN!) The Meat’s Fine at Frye’s QUALITY Markets Friday’s Specials: Washington Full T Bane Steak . 2c When @ man bumps into you twice when he might just as well have avoided you, and then wh a minutes later, you miss your purse, what's your first thought? Correct and that's just what Mrs. L. Kidd, Loach, | her great shame 1235 Nob HU ave., thought. Then At last, following an alleged|/she rushed to the police station. threat to kill her, she fled for her| The purse contained $35. The man ifetrom Vicksburg to Seattle. |she says, was well dressed. The She asks for $500 suit money and| money was in an outside coat pock $100 monthly alimony. She says/et It all happened at 10 a. m. her husband is capable of earning | Thursday, at the Oregon-Washing- easily $500 a month |ton depot. WOMAN DEMANDS DIVORCE How Dr. J. Archie De skilled dental surgeon and spectal-| ist on Rigg’s ie, romped over | three Southern states, imbibing freely of Southern hospitality, dis-| \turbing the peace and “making | scenes” at the leading hotels, is in. timately described in a divorce| complaint, which Mrs. Charlotte Margaret De Loach has on file here Thursday. Dr. De Loach, his wife 8, be gan his tippling career In Itta Bena, Miss., in 1909. She inventories his later acts by days and dates stretch- ing over a period of five years. A happening at Hot Springs, Ark, FAMED SCULPTRESS WM. E. MISSIONARY GIVES HER TALENT | CONVENTION HERE TO SUFFRAGE CAUSE National convention of the Meth- Jodist Episcopal Woman's Home bs bby? tha Re ce he ggpeet | Missionary society will be held in Choice Mutton humiliated her before the guests of | Seattle Sept. 29 to Oct. 6, prepara Chops the hotel at which they were stop- am for which are now being osee | made | ping. On such occasions, she says, he lost all sense of decency and con trol, and several times was arrested for disturbing the public peace. | | The Hollywood Lunch and Soda Fountain, 212 Pike St.—Ady. Choice Steer 1 Shoulder Steak 12:¢ Choice Spare STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, | belongs the distinetion of being the | Moore theatre Thursday morning | ington | "Boys and Girls,” FEARING HARM, SOUTHERN | ,PecxeT Pickeo | to learn that this pr | evidence tn 1915. PAGE 6. HOTEL MANAGER 'BANKER-FARMER EDITOR URGES TRUE To Miss Mary F. Rausch, asstat |ant professor of home economics PY the University of Washington, first woman ever to address a con-| vention of the American Nankers association, Her paper on “The Woman's Side” was a feature of the agricul tural section. conference at the “What the Country Church Can} and Must Do" was the subject of Rey, W. W. Diehl, of Hinckley, UL Prof. J, T. Newbill, of the Wash- State college, spoke on The ricultural section was or. ganized for the purpose of bringing the banker nearer the country's sreatest resource, farming. B, F. Harris. retary of the ag: rieultural commission, of Cham palgn, Ill, following his annual re- port, made a short address, He raid in part “Our Banker-Farmer program | Proc eeds on the theory that if we lare to be a truly great and perma-' nent nation, we must build up & great national life—that while this work lies all about us, the very largest field ts in the country sur. rounding our country banks, “And all this is to come thru real, aggressive citizenship, and hearty and wholesome co-operation two cilefest planks in our plat form. “A great annual meeting of ser ous men, It seems to me, ts not worth while or mention, in these epochal days, if it neglects to say or do some helpful, strong service for the nation—and service makes us all akin. “The real size and importance of this association will not be meas ured by its great membership, and the vast aggregate of capital it rep. resents, but by what it stands for— vhat it does. “This nation must come to a wise, orderly, and thoro consideration of American problems, of, by, and for unhyphenated Americans. “Whole-hearted Americanism— prepared from every standpoint, should be our slogan.” HARD LUCK, BOYS HOLD HEARING IN GERBER CASE BEHIND CLOSED DOORS Behind the closed doors of ju; venile court, Judge Dykeman w: | hearing, Thursday, the third day bd | | testimony in the legal battle of Dr. | co and his wife, Dorothy A, Gerber, | ter, Areal, aged 5. Areal has been named by her! ens. i refute the band that she has neglected Robbins {# charged with arson,| Rudolph H. Gerber of San Francis- child The mother gained notoriety re-| He! for the guardianship of their daugh- cently when she was arrested with | | Ralph M. De Bit, founder of the Yoga cult here, on a statutory) ‘against his wishes, it is said, hag &Tandmother, tt is said, as her heir-| charge, which is to be thrashed out in superior court this term AMERICANISM the | go made by her bus-| the) | The Exchange Depart- ment offers several solid oak Dressers at less than half of their original value. These Dressers are finished a beautiful waxed golden oak, have large bevel plate and roomy out, each .. } 511 PIKE Rooming houses or hotels should take ad- value. vantage of this unusual Dresser G. R. FURNITURE EXCHANGE glass mirror, and are large Priced to close --+--$16.75 EASY TERMS HAS ANYBODY HERE — | SIGHTED “BENSON?” A chap named “Benson” is being | sought today by the police. Gibbs family, 3427 W. 64th st., Iiett “Benson” in charge of their property when they went away Inst Sunday. They returned Wednes-| |day to find that “Benson” bad de-| parted—also 800 pounds of 7 copper, valued at $20, |Four Free Easkaas Eilers Malt j | } ning Friday. | Monday and. 7 | | Mrs. Fowler clase, 16, at & prodigy on beginning ci 7120 pom =r the jaws of Straight, Lank Hair No Longer ee A simple and harmicss f more than piain liquid silmerine. More surpris till, when you see how prett! in the most ete r weeks ' It should b clean tooth ly wave ar ¢ who acquires the s eed never again resort to the bar- ba curling tron.—-Advertisement In Vicksburg, she relates, in Oc tober, 1913, he swatted her with such force he knocked her head | against the telephone box, causing NOTICE! Do you know the PIKE ST. LIQUOR Co, 411 Pike se, Ri, -...1QC ve AC Shope Pork Chops ....1OC Look for U. S. Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and quality Shops Open Unti! 6:20 9. M, Septemt Sells genuine Sunnybrook full 800; full pt., 40¢; full %-pt All standard brands of wi Uquors at cut pri | | | Loans and | | an pach t ahs: | REPORT OF THE CONDITION —of the | First National Bank | i Of Seattle, Washington yer 2, 1915: Resources. 4 large bottles of Rainier, G discounts .$2,723,430.51 | spre teenies ahoces y} United States Bonds .......... 150,000.00 |} . Other bonds, warrants and stocks...... vee SF | | Mrs. Lydia G. Mestre, sculptor, Real estate, furniture and fixtures ........ 5 poet and suffragist, whose striking! Cawn ‘end exchatige 3663.5 ss dgoasates eon FREE ADMISSION Min ceanticn TA sak prdtotoe . . gist convention in San Francisco tak and ae AT DREAMLAND acon is being placarded in almost Total weesssesees Feet e eer ererereens 5,346, 308.98 every public buliding and railway P DANCING BYERY BYENING ation thruout the country. \| Liabilities, Her work in art has made her Capital stock ..... 300,000.00 jeven more distinguished than her) Suro . 119 AoA Re a devotion to equal franchise. She is|| 0 Hee and undivided profits . 117,070.35 now In San Francisco, where she ¢ ATION wneee Cnet w eee se 8, 95.00 | |Gas in the Stomach |ic.'teeraretcrtaresttel| Senue terowed eco : 3461049 |suffrage delegates who will soon D j "204, 10c¢ a Da Is Dangerous’ convene at the exposition. Weer sot core sexe traces + 4,796,394.14 Phyatet Reco a the U t Total .. toe e eee seweee s 65,946,308. Y | vscom wirzagee oe oe « GAESAR WAS RIGHT! 5.3450808 | s En jhe fe og on or 4 < A Je ab h Angry ate me ek ind that || Deposits official call, February 14, 1908 $2,282,660.10 || l uy Brenence ‘| ous because they think too much—|| Deposits Official call, September 2, 1915 - .$4,796,394.14 |} excessive |entered the city, Wednesday after | : causes the food to eee - Gai i posi since 7 "es | These Great Bargains ie tormekting fe vata He went first to the residence of xain in Deposits Since February, 1908: \| ‘i so to 1 Traynor, 1811 East Spring st. || 2,513,734.04 Drop-head, Singer. .$8,00 Up nd the stom ei purloined one rooster and three || ‘id ’ % Drop-head Wheeler & Wilson ees toeeee ao r-|he@s. At the Gec Carroll rest-|| . cesseceeeees «04: 810.00 Up Pi interfere with “the action “ot the |Aence, 934 1sth ave, he added a §2|| OFFICERS | heart, and charge the blood stream |Slab of bad@n, a pound of butter . . Drop-head New “Home. with de ie {and a bottle o fmiik. From the J i i chen mi ihn D. H. MOSS, Vice President nee Ruan § |Deller home he obtained a 1% Me} ON, Vice President C. A, PHILBRICK, Cashier Other makes. acc "| pound bottle of buttermilk, ‘Then /? ° A. R, TRUAX, Assistant Cashier | Box-top Machines. . $3.00 Up and 7 ho retired to a secluded spot and? DIRECTORS | New Machin@ rented, $2,00 whieh creates the Kas the acid In| prepared himself a feast. And a ° . NS quite #0 good as a teaspoonful of thought he could live now till President Vice President Merrill & Ring | pure bisura ed magne Ha, taken in a | breakfast ‘ ? M1OMAS BORE x Lumber Co. | hte laatantiy ‘poutre The police are seeking him || Prqsident Mason County Log D. H, MOSS | posh ea eereren Bae. f Arrest Five ging Co Vice President | MACHINE C0 flamed stomach to pro Five reputed associates of Tails O. D. FISHER PATRIQK McCOY || . with tig work under natural|were rounded up by the police be-|| Manager Fisher Flouring Mills Lumberman 1424 Third Ave. , oF natlec in |fore they wrung a confession from | Co, H. W. ROWLEY ye ae go tas there are|him. The authorities said later,| MAURICE McMICKEN Billings, Montana Third, near Pike rent forme of magnesia, |however, that a certain former|| Hughes, McMicken, Dovell & HERVEY LINDLEY Main 1525 Mutoh eaer ote, tat, the oa eg |servant of Mrs. Nichols, wanted in|| Ramsey, Attorneys : Seattle ° thould be distinctly msked torn ey, Connection with the murder, had|| | vertisement not yet been arrested, | i = MAY SELL W, S, FERRYBOAT An option may be granted on the ferryboat West Seattle, {f the re- of West Seattle, who offers Coles suggests the port commission could build The C,\ a larger and faster vessel with the money that could make the round The matter was referred to Chief Enginer J. R. quest of Samuel Coles steamer, is granted. |trip in half an hour. West for report. HEBREWS OBSERVE NEW YEAR The beginning of the year 56 ebrated in Seattle Wednesday night Jews thruout the world starting their observance of the festival days | to culminate with the feast of Yom Kippur, or Day of Atonemennt, Rabbi Samuel Koch lec days later he Right Perspective.” “AUSTRIAN HEAD OF ARMY I$ ILL ROME, pt. %—The Aus trian commander-in-chief, Con- rad Von Hoetzendorff, has been stricken with cholera, ac- cording to a Udine dispatch, unconfirmed from any other source, BERLIN SATISFIED BERLIN, via London, Sept. 9.— Zeppelins om barded Lond You ma: 4| docks, with “satisfactory results,” it was officially announced toda Tho heavily shelled, the air craft] returned undamaged. BERLIN, Sept. 9.—Gen. Macken- zen's troops forced the Slavs to evacuate Kartuskuja, Beresa, 60 miles northeast of Brest-Litovsk, according to the war office state- ment today. cated that the Slavs are retiring to- ward the Pinsk-Minsk railway. ha Come down and see how well (or badly) local talent can imitate this fa- mous comedian. Alhambra Be me" 10c Pine and Fifth This statement indi-| $45,000 for the 6 of the Hebrew calendar was cel- by services at the local synagogues, 11} tured at the Temple de Hirsch on} CAR BANDIT CASE COMING UP MONDAY Fred Starr, arrested after an ex- jelting chase, which led over a 20- | foot embankment on Queen Anne hill, following the holding up of a | Queen Anne car, will appear for a | preliminary hearing in Judge Gor- |don’s court, Monday afternoon. | Starr faces the charge of having | held up the Queen Anne car twice, and two Seattle-Everett interurban cars. Deputy Prosecutor Helsell will conduct the hearing. | | “CIRCUS BURNS” GUILTY F. Brown, alias “Circus Burns,” ‘found guilty of grand larceny by a jury in Judge Mackintosh’s court Thursday. | This bitch and puppy lost on North Trunk boule- vard, near Oak Lake school. | | Liberal reward. Phone | Stewart, M. 2739. | on the new. be confident. in new clothes. to yourself to dress mit. “Dress up.” at a big saving. On Saturday mor sale of suits, coats, d tomorrow. gain event Star, will ap | TRUST CO. “Cheer Up” “Dress Up” “Smile” Put off the old clothes, put Be optimistic; There's a tonic You owe your means will possibly per- Here's a chance for Se- attle women to get smart quality clothes opefts the fall season with a wonderful Store will be closed entirely Full details of this great bar- Union Dye Works EVERYTHING In CLEANING AND DYEING Plast and Office 10TH AVE. AND E. UNION The Very Finest of Seafoods Are a Specialty At the Hotel Butler Cafe Berond Fiver P-3. Bidg. The Easiest Way of saving is to do without” things. Self denial is the first principle of success. You won't : have to do without any REAL NECESSITIES. Habit makes many a luxury seem a neces- sity. Saving is a necessary habit to succeed. Interest Mf Per Cent UNION SAVINGS & OF SEATTLE Capital and Surplus $815,000 — JAMES D. HOGE, President N. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer HOGE BUILDING tn the Heart of the Financial | District it as well as ning B. Bulos, Inc., resses, millinery, etc. today and pear in tomorrow's 6 bh © eae ao. 6 Om ge BGeSOneon wren Sewaectwzs =n o 6 a sa acgcro0 =] a