1
Good Dry Wood
$4 Per Cord
In rnlveeslty and
ttavenna dtstrlet*. 1 am «*>'* lo
••II at this low prloa Just now
•a I am iutullna direct from my
wood* mtjiOiilnK fit* You »**
r % pen se of linndlltia thr»#®h
\»rd A Istae l«>4»l of wi««l «a*
rd any "Ittr dNITIHI JS
llvm.t t'oioe »ee the wo«d al
my >sid, &M 0 i«lh ave. N. K
C. B. Niblock
l'la«iu<*». Kf*WH«HI #74
|\r«t« tHirl ,IMW
Ballard Busings Directory
BE GUIDED BY THE ADVER
TISEM2NTS BELOW. THEY ARE
RELIABLE AND WILL MEET
YOUR EVERY WANT
DAIRY
ICE CREAM
Al«av> on Who !**<»!• an<s
H»l|U.
THK not Alt IMlin
MB< l.»«ry %%*. W»ll<f«l
EMBALMKKS"
o*ll* »t(ht or 9«J.
Praiat
MIMUM
W. ■. MAtrICLD
PHONE
■ALLARD t
Mm la
Amcll.
Ballard Sheet Metal Works
§. ». Mapm nom
O- E a»>H BallArs ftu
rvmwAcm woiit
uoa ipicultt
Ballard Sheet Metal Works
Kk>li*l«l». Hi..w Flp>><( i'.>n<l>i<-tors
Ouil«r< ll..l»l ami H*«laursni
Work
••■aral Mill u4 Seal Work
tuuai-* STILK* ronn
Cheap Rates East
This Month
0-W. R. & N.
O.S.L.and Union Pacific
COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER. PUEBLO, SIOUX
CITY. DES MOINES AND DAVENPORT. IA. ROCK
ISLAND. ILL.. AND OTHER LEADING MIDDLE
WESTERN AND EASTERN POINTS, MAY 24, 29.
GOING TRANSIT LIMIT WILL BE 15 DAYS FROM
DATE OF SALE AND FINAL RETURN LIMIT
OCTOBER 31, 1912.
When you use this system of railroad* in making your
journey Kast you know tliat you have Steel Coaches and Klectric
Block Signals to protect you from the time you step aboard the
train until you reach your destination. THEN, TOO You
journey along a scenic route; polite employes take an interest hi
you and see that all your little wants are looked after; in the
Dining Car you are served with the best of everything at a most
reasonable cost
Consider These Things
When You Come to
Select Your Route
Summer Excursion Rutcs will be in existence from now
until fall to all the leading Middle West and Eastern Points.
Call for information.
f E. E. ELLIS, District Passenger Agent,
716 Second Ave., Seattle.
Phone Main 932, Elliott 1995.
Oregon-Washington Station, Corner Jackson St. and Fourth Av.
"Bug's" Adolf Fc' : ig'ns-~And Meets tf!r»ri Successor .
IDAHO PASTOR
t IS ACCUSED BY
GIRL'S FATHER
MOSCOW. Idalp. S3- Thai
He\ Mr liavld M Mailt). pastor of
the J-lral HaptlM church of Moscow
accused of criminal relation* with
17-ycar-old Haul lirftrdlrt. Ibilutil
the ulrl to use drug* Id hld» her
sliame Indkttnl bjr imditlli
i produrrd today
Keelln* Is hl*h against the ac
tuned minister. who pmiMti hi* In
non-arr Ilia alleged victim haa
Iwi ii prominent In church work for
several years Her family la one «>f
the moat prominent In thla mx iloh
of Idaho.
<> A Benedict. father of the girl
whom Hand la allrird to hava ruin
Ml. brought thr charges again*! <he
mlniaicr.
White Silk and
Messaline
Dresses
(>ilr exhibit of banda«iu>e new
dr*-aa«s In white ullk and m<••••
lilir beautifully »*mbroldered In
all of tb«' new summer models,
I* a dlgplat that appeala dlreri
ly 10 e*ery woman of good taste
—now offered at popular prior*
In ill th> different ilm
White Kmiiroidtrrd Walata
made up with the new squv*
nccka and quarter length
sleeves are exceptionally wood
ST.*'.:" $3.00
Atytlimi you wlab la acqulr
• d by a imill Initial |>«> m»i>i—
th« balance la rhurKfd to yo<u
account and i-ald In amall
weekly or monthly payment*.
EASTERN
OUTFITTING CO.
"Stmttli'i HeL*LU CW</ Hovm"
taiS-M %«_ >r«r (
OVER THE
WINS FIRST PRIZE
AS "SKYGACK"
Star r*ad«ri don't n*«l t«> «**
who thr dli krun thU la. Burr It'*
Hkygark from Mara, oo« erf The
Blir'< hurooroun i hatarter* Au
luil Olson. of Monro*. Waah , cou-
IrtMHl lh« plrt«jr»* Mr "made
up" a* Hk) « and TOiifid '
llrat priM al a inaafced hall at
Monro*.
r«ce orveiopiNG
t>. at> . £
Hull Itrdr r • Wr-t
IM»\ %!.!!««»% %HT HI.
t wMiurrrlal
33* I I •». %l«|fe. *!•!• SPtS.
ARCHITECT
I7M %*l* IV
NICHOLS
I Nl%« HI Kl iIK. j
BUILDER
Helpful Bunking
Relations
BN K of ih+ po»■»
IcU* of th# rtfft N* •
Dmiinl liwtik In to 'tiltt
iHtr hrlpf'il bu»ln*««
Nlftll«»lil with It* <1«"-
ponltoft And to teniior
**t mII ttmMl thf »#r*lc# wblrh
th«lr hfwl" nr*<f wliirh
our •«|iift»iii«i<t lii•ur#»n
Our fttW*rm innkf It » point to
k**p l» intliiiAir touch with ill
4+t»o«ttorai~ wh<th«r th*lr »r.
#ottnt« *r» l*mr or »m»U. It
will pnv >out«» €»f»n* your •€*-
<ounl with lb# First N»ilontl,
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
KBTAIIMBIIKD IMXJ
Plone«r Squirt, firtl and Jimti
AMUSLMENTI
Seattle Theatre
All Till* Wrrk.
Mtllner H* I unlay
Another Coined y Hur« #»•
•• iion it % ntn\rrT M
lt'« f)oo<l KvilY Mlfititft*
ri.OIIKX K IIOIIKHT*
And < ompnriy.
TIIK Ml s|l
ft —Olhrr Hl* 4rt»—s
PANTAG ES
nnltf—Tulff Mgbily
"I'MK rMIMi lilt I * l>\ M «.Il l "
Ml—|'ro|>l«> — Hi
\V')ilti w liml Mumlchl
Ulh«r litjK Art*
I Of* tin «t VOf
TIIK STAR—-THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1012.
ESCAPED FROM
SfEILACOOM
4 TIMES
Oakland, g»I.. ll.—Anwr
■Ully «iiff«-rlns fiom hillurlnalloiii
ami Halloing m !<■»»■ rtraiwrf four
tint"* from ih# tnaan« aaylum HI
Mtrllartxmi \Va*b Joint J Bi»mart,
of bnrilarltlng Hir |m>*ii>i
llc» at I>•)!>*>(%nII Yolo county. Cat ,
*«• 111 ought to Ibr Mattinla rmiuljr
Jail by a rniiod Htat«« mar
*b«l
St«*ari cot mil) II In t«iiiil*i>
llr • lalnnd that h«* Ibomrbt hv waa
ttr**kln« Into a boua« to grt fund.
Iwnunr bo alarvliiK and <tiln
l>talnrd ibai h«* waa the tlrtlm of
an Incmrnlil* whllr NruiMlt. *h»
kepi h< i band t-onatautl) upon bl»
fcrtbimd. He «a» terribly afraid
of ibe dark
Chance for Damage*
If the a*wtf of |irtn>»r(v abut
ting on Ibo | Mt«rmii
boulevard ran ahow that ih. Rrad"
to I* on an l«*t be
yond tbr j>lali>-d »ldth jW nnraMon
able thry will be entitled 10 dan
tin from ibr «itjr .affording i« a
rullnit mad«- jt-nlerrtay by Judge
Main
THOMPSON WANTS
TO BE SHERIFF
■ E«T THOMPSON
Hp: i C Thompson, chief deputy
tn the cltrll department of th* «h*r
Iff * office, plan* to make an agar**
aire rtmtalitn for Sheriff "IV>b"
lliidw'i berth Thompson haa I**#
in the abertff'a oftlio for vlgh!
j'-am, itolna l»otb tai>l<l<* and our
•Ide woik In the last thru- >ear»
his work ba« been entirely In the
office, nbfrf he haa taken charge
of ill* civil department Itefore an
term* the sheriff* office Tboniimim
was In the clear making
for about 2f* *ear» He live* In the
fiimmml dlalHet.
NOW SHE CANT
TALK VERY MUCH
KVAXRVtIXK. Iml. May M.~Thr
Ri ear-old daiiKhler of Hrrvird t>*
vtdaon Mi off her lonicue »Hit*- fall-
Ina from a trie. She ma> dW-.
ALMOT A WHALE
PEN'N YAN. N. V . May 2».- Th>-
longest 'roiti »vor landed In any In
land water In New York *'alr la b«-
In* shown here hi Krne*t Wald. a
local fisherman H waa caught with
hook and line In l.ake Kenks. and
ntfa«ures exactly'lnrh«s Th*
i flah Is light In flesh, weighing only
17 iMninda. whereat a 38 Inch trout
caught In th<- anine lake two year*
iigo weighed IK pound*
EYES 24 CENTS lACH
NKW YOHK. May 2S V *in»lgn
ment of 14,000 gls** ey< I. which
were Hmuggled Into the eon itry aav
era) month* bko. brought nnly 24
renin each a' public au< 111 In Jer
scy ("lly. The eyes were | eked In
craten like strictly fresh < ;gs. and
Included I a.(KK) eye* for h nan lie
IntcH mid t.OOO f ;e» for hot pa. doa*
and other animal*.
DON'T WANT L PER
HAY CITY. Mich.. May 3 The
township hoard ' la flatly
refua''d to consider a tn poalilon
from the Hay City hfal 1 lisuthorl
tle* to permit len acrna coun
ty |K»or farm In that t#wliifllp to he
net aside for the una MHHernmn
HerchfleW, l"-per, who la now at
Centarvllle, la
99%
Puffer nr tlmw wttVi some form of
11"11n» 11«■ m If fx-kl'*« '*•«', It >
dyipopHli. Oiio of
Scotch Stomach
Remedy
Will run- Jii<)lfri»*tton. You »houl«1
nlwHYfl ke«*p till• %'«>nd«rfat rtmedy
tn your hoiio* or tri»\tijhiK itiiwr
Miufn and drunk llkn l»t« Plrnna t
t«k the taut*-. hMtcr for thft >tom i'b.
If your dftlfflllt H9119 Pl*r9 •. u t; s
and g tiaratitfd lvim-dli# he *«li»
SCOTCH STOMACH
50c REMEDY
AT ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS
ALWAYS LIKED HIS SON'S WIFE,
AND NOW HE LOVES HER, HE SAYS
ZANKHVIU.K. «> May 2.1 John Ilalid 61. a telcgiai.h oporstoi
wa* united In marrlaif lo the widow of lit* son, Mr« Mary II liaird, .16.
The law i of Ohio do not prohibit such a marriage. aud Itaird says:
Wa can see no haiin In Ii I always lilted uiy *on'» wife, and since his
death the affection haa rt|>ett''d into lot* "
Neither Mr nor Mr* Ilalid lias any children.
Frank A Hrver, a wealthy former legislator of Massachusetts, haa
heen vainly trying to change the law of that state In order lo wed bla
daughter la law. Mr* Katherlne Itryer. under similar conditions. Tie
Maaaai txiaetta law now prohibits the union
A SURE SIGN
"l wonder If Jack knoas I have money?"
' Haa be pro|«>a»dT"
"Yea "
"He knows Answer*, tendon
Your Estate
entrusted to the individual executor often results in the
loss of a part and quite often the whole of an estate;
due to inexperience, lack of time to properly care for your
affairs. You can employ thia strong company in such
capacity and be aaaured of safe and conservative manage
ment. absolute responsibility and secure the services of
experienced and capable officers.
Washington Trust &
Savings Bank
Second at Cherry.
The capital stock of this Bank owned by the stock
holder* of The Dexter liorton National Bank of Seattle.
They Have Started Tearing (
the Front of Our Store
WE CANNOT STAY HERE AFTER JUNE IST. WE MUST GET RID OF OUR LOOSE
EVEN IF WE LOSE A GREAT DEAL OF MONEY—WE WILL NOT MOVE IT.
LOOK AT WHAT YOU CAN GET FOR YOUR MONEY.
Over 500 Rubber Toy#, cach 2 x /jt
t >til\ 4to a customer.
$1 00 Clew rich S. F. Hooks, doz
$2.50 Whirling Spray 98<
$1.50 Bath Spray 9H^
Regular $4.00 pacfage Rubber Bands. Moving price $1.08
25c .1 in 1 Oil 19*
$1.50 Ra/.or Hone 27«*
SHOO Ruff Ncck Sweater 94.60
$f» 50 Snag Proof Rubber Boots $4.93
While they last.
Get a Durham Duplex Safety Razor 3ft<
Good as the $5.00 one.
We positively ha\*' too much Ganlcn Hose left.
Regular $7.50 H»r, 50 feet 95.99
Regular $600 Hose, 50 feet 93.99
lfi gauge Winchester header Shells, box 19*
.<0 ft. Bricklayers' Tape 19«*
$1.25 Men's Canvas Leggings 89<
REMEMBER, WE WILL CARRY THE FINE ST LINE OF SHELF HARDWARE TO BE FW*
IN THE CITY AT OUR NEW STORE. I
Seattle Sporting Goods Co
The Rubber Store 7
New Home 713-715 First Av. j
New York Bldg.
Renton, Rainier Valley
Jackson Street and Colum
PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMSITI
DISTRICT, THEY ARE RELIABLE
COLUMBIA i RENTfirr
GROCER
W P. PHALEN
P1'on»«. Rtaron Hit, Columbia I
Tk* Dp-It Dalt Oro««r of
lh* StlnKl ▼»!)•».
Pure Foods—Full Weight*
JACKSON ST.
HOTEL IDAHb
AL THOMAS. Hfr
I'hoim Ind. l*H.
Nt»ly rumNlitd Mot and CoM
Wnw In Alt Rooms.
One Block From AU Depots
Boom AU PrtM*.
RAINIER VALLEY DIS
FLORIST
f>44 y »hi f««r pi«>j» t«» tMnti tl»ot
you ti'uH mi* fioin on* ihltd to
ont'Uif on
Iklllll ■«. mi IT TMK#C« *\D
mt
Ht • Nurwirjr, fool of Itolty ft
T»k* Old lleolof] IJnt. g«t off at
Uriel i
FLOUR
Hammond's Best Flour
CAM. » «'«M ••«*«
us ivscut
warm rsosr sboosst
Ind « - ol »«. H»«ron »»»».
QUALITY COUNTS
STAR WANT ADS BRING RESISTS
t m
$2.00 Tennis Net*
$2.50 Tennis Racquet*
25c Baseballs
$1.00 i.ouisville Baseball Bats 4
Over 400 to choose from.
35c Scales
15c Rubber Cement V"
15c Toe I'lates for Baseball Shoes
$1.25 Baseball Gloves '
$2.00 Wliitely Kxerciscrs
50c Clothes Brushes ►
- ~ §]I . |
50c 1 rout Mies, dozen
Sold in dozen lots only.
90c Tennis Shoes j
$1.75 Boys' Sweaters
$2.50 Yachting Caps
$1.50 Rubber Coats
Hundreds of Fish Rods to select from at 1-3 to '
retftlar price.
$275 Fish Baskets J
$2.50 Fish Baskets
3ENKKAL MffleAfra
Williams ft Mcfabfe
tr too con
*IU nm Wt
LIVE WIRE BARGAI
■>»«* w.
HARDWAIi
Kenton Hardware Cs~
R«ra« H » *p#eut» m Mai
bigsavm
REAL ESTAS
1 " ■■■
IUC4IM*I % MM*
l.mer* traffti at
to l-ali*- n feitihigiutt,
down. balHHrr to n«R
P*r < #ni us MmE?
Wilton A Mario**, Hm%|
PHVSiaAgr
Fkoan ColnsMt n. Bhmi
CARL E^KOKNIQ,*!
CTI« Baialat ft*
Hour*., I la It • in I |||«
Ai< Mr iHriHM
Rainier* Beach Plnaj
rk«» M. C«L IW, IhwJ
lavoi lonon nuM
emu cion eofl
Best Drug Stan fan
District
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