The Seattle star. [volume], October 31, 1912, Page 6, Image 6

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OPENS NOSTRILS
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colds and grippe in a f«w
houra—Contains no
Quinine.
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Compound every two hour* until
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" DAIRY
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Three Flavors.
Try It. You'll Like It.
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PHONE 111
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Skylights htow I',pin* Conductor*
Gutters, Hotel and Itsstauranl
Work
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Dr. L. R. Clark. D. O. 8.
Highest Type Denial
Office in Seattle
Such an office an ours appeals to
the best class of people—the people
who are Intelligent and progres
sive—the people who want dentists
to do their dental work, not stu
dents Kvery operator In the office
has his license displayed so you e«n
see It. His Identity Is not hidden
by the use of numbers, but you
know his name and become person
ally acquainted with him. Don't
you think, when you receive a guar
antee from an office run In this
way, that you are protected? Re
member, we have cut the price of
all dental work In two. Kxtra
heavy $10 gold crown, |4.00. Heß
alftr $10 pkates, $6.00.
Regal Dental Office*
Or. L. R. Clark, O. O. 8. (Manager)
1404 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Union
NOTl—Bring this Ad with you
In Which Merry Hallowe'en Pranks End in
SEATTLE WOMAN TELLS
OF GREAT ROOSEVELT
RALLY IN NEW YORK
Mra. Alice llarriman. the well
known Seattle author and publish
er. who Is visiting In New York
city, was at Madison Square Har
den last night when the big demon
stration was given for Teddy Kooae
velt, Oov Jobnitou and the pro
gressive party. Th* following tel
egram was received by The Star
from Mrs. Ilarrlman today:
"Madlaon Square Oarilen never
taw such crowd* aa greeted Rooae
veil last night The building shook
with chyer* for 4& minute* Twen
ty thousand Tag* kept tliu« to calle
of 'We want Tedd> ' lie finally
asked quiet so be could «p*ak. Tell
my frienda I'm atlll working for tbe
progressive party, women'a suf
frage and for Seattle."
NEW YORK. Oct. SI A tre
mendous ovation. lasting IS mln
uM. greeted Col. Koomitilt al Mad
laoo Square tlarden last nlghl
Roowtflt rMrhrd tbe ball at I K.
while Gov. Johnson. lie* prnl
<I**ut lal nominee. *ai speaking
When the crowd caught light of
bim th.- storm of applause and
cheers broke loose A nea of ban
danna handkerchief* fluttered In
the air. It was on* of llw greatest
W'lttioni rvfr given any man In
New York. Etrry available Inch la
the bin garden ball **« taken and
for throe blocks around an over
flow crowd gathered
The crowd began filling the ball
630,000 WOMEN WILL VOTE
WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.—Figures compiled at the
census bureau here t«>day fix the number of women
who will vote at next Tuesday's election at 630.000,
and the male voters at 15.815,000. The statement say*
that 23,260,000 men are eligible to vote, but that not
more than 60 per cent of them will go to the polls.
Women arc now privilcdged to vote in mx states.
BRIDAL PAIR TIED TO HOSECART
AND PARADED THROUGH MEDFORD
MEOFORD. Or., Oct. 31.—T0 be tied with ropes to a seat of a hose
cart and then paraded all over town while their friend* cheered and
snapahotted them from every comer. I* the esperlence of Mr. and
Mr*. Claud* H. Met*, newlywed*. are recovering from today.
Metx ia a member of the local fir* department, and immediately after
the marriage ceremony several of hi* colleaguea "kidnaped" the couple
and seated them on the flower-bedeekod hoe* cart. oocuHng them there
with rop*s. Than the parade commenced to the Palace of Bwoota, the
whole town turning out to sot the fun.
At the refreshment stand the bri
and the bride was given all the goo<
COUPLE CAUGHT,
MURDER SUSPECTS
ilr failed Press leased Wire)
LIMA, O. Oct. 31.—Suspected by
the police of complicity In the mur
der of Mis* Sophie Hmger. a Balti
more heiress. In a t'hl' ago rooming
house. Chas. Conway, a profession
al high diver, and his wife, were
arrested here today. The rouple
were taken Into custody at the
home of Conway's mother, Mra. Jo
seph Cramer.
Charlea Worthen, formerly a
street car conductor, who waa to
have married Mlas Hluxer on the
day following the murder, told the
Chicago police that robbery was
the motive for the crime.
2 PROPOSITIONS
ARE SUBMITTED
Two propoaltlona for dealing
with the Duwamish right-of-way
were put up yesterday at a Joint
meeting of the ctty council and
the Duwamish waterway. The
first was that the commission pay
the city $DR,OOO for a temporary
bridge at 14th ar. 8. and for taking
care of the water maina and other
utilities.
The other propoaltlon Is that the
commission pay the city $111,000 to
tnke care of the newer*, water
maina and other utilltlea, the lum
mission to provide for traffic ullll
tlen and turn the name over to the
city on the completion of the canal.
Hoth council and commission want
to arrive at aome means of keep
ing traffic uninterrupted during the
construction of the canal.
FALCONER CALLS
THE HONOR ROLL
(Br I nil** Press l«Hrit Wire)
BURLINGTON, Wash., Oct. 31.—
Senator J. A. Falconer, progressive
candidate for congressman at large,
was greeted by a big, enthusiastic
crowd hero last night, which
packed the hall. Falconer, who
was one of the big leaders In the
legislature for progressive mea
sures, showed up putty Gov. Hay's
pretense and masquerade as a "pro
gressive." Falconer called the roll
of the progressives who Introduced
and fought for progressiva legisla
tion. and showed that every one of
these m'-ri Is now In the prograa
jslve party.
at • o'clock Moving pictures of
Itooaevelt'a trip In the West were
shown on the screen and Roose
velt'a ap|>esrance In the "movies"
wss a signal for tremendous ap
plause each time. When Senator
Irtinn. t>scar Straus and iiov. John
son appeared on the platform a
bedlam of noise broke forth and
laated for about 11 minutes.
Roosevelt's Speech.
"We care for fact, not for for
rnuUu," Roosevelt declared to his
audience "We care for deed* and
not for word*. We recognise no
sacred right of We
recognise uo divine right to work In
justice.
"We stand for tbe constitution
We re<-ngnlse that one of Ita moat
useful fuuctlone la tbe protection of
property. Hat we will not consent
to make of tbe constitution a fetish
for the p.otectlon of fossilised
wrong.
"We (tend for an upright judici
ary. tint where tbe judge* rlalm
the rtght to make our taw* by fi
nally Interpreting them, by finally
deciding whether or not we bave the
[wwer to make them, then we claim
ourselves Ibe right to Merrlae thai
power.
"We believe that In very truth
this la a government by the people
themselves; that tbe constitution la
theirs, that the court* are theirs;
that All the governmental agent*
ami agencies are their*."
dsgroom bought cigar* tor the crowd
Ilea she could eat by the "gar^."
25 CARS GO
OVER BABY
<Br I frrmm l«»r< aim
MANAMA KAIXti. N. Y.. Oct. 31.
—Twenty five freight car* passed
harmlessly above the & mouths old
baby of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence
Hmlthson. n«-ar Hanaomvllle, while
the Infant lay between the rails
The freight l rain had stopped at
the Kansomvllle rrosMng to couple
on an extra car. and waa barking
down the traik when It struck and
overturned the buggy In which the
baby and It* parenta were riding
Mr*. Hmlthson waa killed, the
wheels passing over her body after
she had been pushed along the
length of 10 cars. Hmlthson co
raped with alight bruises.
BIG LAND SALE
BPOKANK. Oct. 31.- The largest
land sale In the hlatory of the Pa
cific Northwest waa made yester
day when l.au< hlln. Mclean A Co.
bought 380,000 acre* of land In
northern British Columbia for |2.-
730,000. The land Is all along the
line* of the Grand Trunk Pacific
and Canadian Northern rallwaya.
GIRL FARMERS ARE
BETTER THAN BOYS
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Oct. 31 —
Ulrls make bettor farmer* than
boys. according to the agricultural
department. Girls' and boys' cluba
were organized a few yearn ago to
promote Interest In farming. and
reporta from them ahow that the
girls have got the beat reaulta.
Greek Curtain Rise*
in Shining Parlors
r>KB MOINBB, la. Oct. 31 —Be
cause women report they have been
Insulted in shoe shining parlors, the
police have ordered the curtains
removed from the "women only"
apartments.
Seattle Druggist
Deserves Praise
Swift's Pharmacy, 2nd av. and
I'lke St., Seattle, deserve* praise
from Seattle people for Introducing
here the simple buckthorn bark
and glycerine mixture, known as
Adler I-ka. This simpla Oerman
remedy first hecama famous by
curing apepndlcltls and It has now
been discovered that a HINOLK
DOBK relieves sour atomach, gas
on the stomach and constipation
[INSTANTLY. —Advertisement.
THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1912.
THE WORLD'S FIRST AEROPLANE ELOPEMENT
Thi*—tak* it front Art tmltl and Alma* Cour that *M —<* th* way to olopat Th*y brok* tha
world'* record th* *th*r day. and *alabli*h*d a precedent for all futur* runaway coupl**, by eloping from
Ft. Wayne. Ind . to Hllladala, Mich., In an a*ropian*.
Thi* aacluMv* ptctur* ih»«n (ham *n rout*. Th*y had Ihclr trouble*. Art. "th* boy aviator."
*pr*ln*d hi* ankle. and Alm*« Mr*■ fcadly ahak*n up. wh*n th*y landed, but th*y went to a pr**ch*r and
got apllc*d anyhow.
BULGARIANS MAY
SEIZE CAPITAL
VIENNA, Oct. 11.—Tha and of
■ Ottoman rule In Kurop* I* th*
unanimous prediction of all diplo
; mat* h*ra today, following th* r*.
' port* of th* Turfci*h dl*aat*r at Lul*
Burgaa friand* of tho *ultan h«re
haw* abandoned all hop* now of'
Moalam Victory and aaproa* th* b* .
liof that th* Bulgarian troop* will.
bo in Conatantlnopi* within a w*ek.
Heporta frum flofta ami otber Hal (
mu capitate ««> that tbe Turkiah
itrfMt of l.ulo llurn* *u the mo*i
compter* alttce tha »ar (tailed AI
though bo official < oiiflrrnatlim of
ih<> battle ha* bwo received. Ik*
llalkan aicount* of tho rlaab and
the report that tbe Turk* are la
full r>trr-*t wltb tbe Hulgarlana in
<-loa« purault. I* credited on all
Hide*
No detail* of Ibti fighting at
llurga* have been rwe I rod here
eicnpt that 200,000 Turkiah tmoi*.
aonndly shipped, are In full flight
In the general direction of Ctmatan
tlnople No Indication of tbe nam
ber of caaualtlee la given.
* STABS SPOUSE *
* IN NIGHTMAME A
* EVA.NHVIM.K, Ind , Oct 31 *
* - Mm. Oda Jonea waa wliwl *
* w|(h nlnhlmarr whlla alrrpln*. *
* and. grabbing a pair of aria
* aura, atabbad brr huatiand. *
A Tbr a< rrama of Iba buaband *
* awakened the in labbora The *
* police «rr« railed, and ihr *
* woman waa arreaird In apllr *
* of the proteata of thr huahand, *
* Mr*. Jotiea waa fiord $!& and *
A («>ala. A
REVERSES COUNTY
OI.YMPIA. Oct 31 The supreme
rourt haa decided Ibat the county
cannot be aaaeaaed for coats In a
Jiivenllr rourt caae, and baa re
versed the Pierce county court In
Ihr raw of Pierce rounly analnat
Lizzie Maßnuaon. The rane waa
one In Ihr Juvenile court, In which
Marjorle Kleman waa charged with
being a delinquent. The aclrl a moth
er took the ruatody of the tlrl. and
tbrn rlalma roata.
Earthquake Halts
This Wedding
MACON. Oa, Oct. 31—A dlatant
earthquake waa felt in Central
Oeorgla about ft: 16 o'clock laat
night No damage to ppgptftj <>>
loan of life haa bfen reported In
Dublin. 110 mllea aoutheaat of Ma
con, the ahock waa moat aevere and
waa accompanied by » loud nolac.
The Dublin city council waa In aea
alon at the time the tremor waa
felt. The city hall ahook notice
ably and th« councllnicn ruihed
Into the afreet In a panic. At Ma
con a wedding waa temporarily
halted when the brldo fainted aa a
reiult of the ahock.
*aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
A A
A FINDS NICKEL *
A IN A POTATO A
* HKU.EVIU.R, 111.. Oct. 31. *
* —While peeling aweet pota- *
* toea Mi h. Jule Bchopp at ruck *
* a metallic object In one of th< *
* tubera. which proved to be a S- *
* cent piece In an excellent atate *
*or preaervatlon. Bhe bellevea *
* the nickel waa burled In the *
* ground and then merged into *
* the growing potato. A
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BAIL RAISED
Tbe ball of J. D. Ittlon and bla
wife. ihargnl with amuggllnt
opium, baa been ralaril on the ui<>
lion of IXatrlrt Attorney John K
Multlvan frtini 1400 ear h to II >K»
eaM.it They vrere rearrested and
Wtifc jail In tbe abaence of tbe ball
ui one y
KINO ALFY ILL
MADKIIt. Ort 31 An atta< k«f
Inftttemui ha* confined King Alfonao
to ItU bed.
(PAIL) ADVERTISEMENT)
John A. Best
Lawyer
-for-
Justice of Peace
SEATTLE PRECINCT kH*£l' 1
Progresnivc Party Nominee
Office, 433 N. Y. Block M 6169
Paid Advertisement.
Good Roads
Mean to
the farmer what
GOOD street car
service means
to the city
man
Vote for 160 miles of
good country roads
and 64 miles of paved
highways within the
limits of Seattle
$3,000,000 Bond Issue November 5, 1912.
$15,661 AWARDED
-unrj nmiii'jiiifi, puini *117
for damage* tu her property. raua*4
by a allde at fifth a». and Terra'«
at. due to a regrade. *a* awarder)
a verdict of fl&.Ml by a Jury In
Judge Kiereti Kmlth'a court jrater
day Hbe rharged tbat tbe city war
negligent In tint providing retalnlni
valla when tbe regrade va* made
Tbe city contended that, a* Mr*
lllumqulct had been aaarded IJ.OOC
In a rondeuinatlun ault. Abe waa not
entitled to further damage*.
VICE PRESIDENT
SHERMAN IS
DEAD
* SHERMAN'S CAREER ft
ft James Schoolcraft Sherman *
ft was born in Utlca, N. Y„ Octo ft
ft bar 24, ISM. He wee married ft
ft In ISt 1 to Carrie Babcock, and ft
ft they had three sona. Whan ft
ft Sherman wae 24 he was elect- ft
ft sd mayor of Utlca, and three ft
ft yoara later he was aent to ft
ft congrees. With the exception ft
ft of one term, when he was de- ft
ft ftated for re-election, he had ft
ft been In congreaa continuously ft
ft until elected vice president, ft
ft He wae no apeaker, but did ft
ft effective work In commlttce ft
ft rooms, and was one of the old ft
ft line quintet, composed of Can- ft
ft non, Oaliell, Payne, Tawney ft
ft and himself who ruled the ft
ft house of rep> eeentatlvee for ft
ft year*. *
* *
<Sy I »ll«4 fi »>n 11■ ■i 4 llni
UTICA. N. V, Oct. 31.—A1l Utlca
I* In mourning today over the death
last night of Jaa. S. Sherman, vice
prealdent of the United States, fol
lowing a long illnesa. Flags on all
public buildinge are at half maet,
and nearly every home in the city
la draped In mourning. Sherman
was the most popular citnen of
Utlca, and a great public funeral
la planned.
The funeral srrvlcea probably
will far held to the Dutch Reformed
churrb. where the vice president
always worshipped it la eipected
that l"real<lent Taft and scores of
senators and <on*rc*»oicn will at
tend.
Phvslrlana who attended Hber
m*t> u;'thii he Mfrtflrfd his life
j«o the republican party. He com
pletely disregarded warntngs of hi*
doctor*. and Insisted an speaking
al time* when hr had bf*D notified
thai to do ao would be suicidal
The physicians contend that bis
fatal Illness started from one of
ilw'w Ijitor. they aay.
he Instated on going to lh<> poll's
to register. again In disregard of
their order* Immediately after
j wnrcl he suffered a relapse. and
idtalb followed In leaa than a week
WILL CHOOSE
I SUCCESSOR TO
SHERMAN NOV. 12
<B» I altral I'rrn U«»<l mm
NEW YORK. Oct. 31.—Charles
O. Hilles. chairman of the rcpub
i liean national committee, has sent
notice to all committeemen to meet
In Chicago November 12, to Mlect
. a successor to Sherman on the re
! publican ticket. The death of the
vice president. It la atated. will not
affect the validity of the Taft and
Sherman electors.
OBJECTING TO
WAGON LIGHTS
The ordinance Introduced by
Councilman Ooddaid to compel all
vehicles to carry lights at night
haa aroused the opposition of near
ly ever? team owner and liveryman
In th<> city The public safety com
mlttee of Ihe council heard protests
from many of the men. The oppo
nents of the measure contend that
though lights may tie a necessity
In some of the residence districts
they are not needed In the business
and cluster-light district. It la un
derstood that some of the larger
team owners are In favor of the
mensure. believing that It will pre
vent accidents.
AN ACROBATIC
BURGLAR CAUGHT
(Mr I nllrrt I'rrn l.m.rri Ulrrl
NKW YORK. Oct. 31 —An aero
batlc burglar, running along a si*
Inch cornice on the south side of
the Prlnco George hotel, startled
Patrolman Sullivan, and tho officer
threatened the agile thief, who
quickly anld:
"Don't shoot. You might hit
someone Inside."
Then ho bolted Into a window,
and through n room Into the corri
dor. where bellboys and porters
grabbed him. He had already rob
bed two rooms. He used the wiu
dow cornice for Ills trips. He said
he was Roscoe Ford, from Roches
ter.
TORPEDO GOES OFF;
BOY LOSES EYE
SPRINGFIELD, 111., Oct. 31 —
Hlx-yearold Wesley Duncan, while
playing In tho railroad ynrds, dls
covered a torpedo on the track,
and struck 11 with a lead pipe He
lost an eye, and Is in a serious con
dition.
Words by SAgk
Muiiic by Cjjv
GERMAN CROWT
PRINCE INJUKD
<»r uaitwi riw Whw
DANIZ, Germany, Oct. »'• g.g
(•ring from injuries to hit |J3
•nd »• c« received when
from hi* hor»e while huntifu'ttZ
German crown prince, Fr3L2
William, la today confined WZ
residence hert.
Ths crown print*. accomassM
by ths crown princess, wsem
tlcfpating In a stag hunt wftss |T
horse throw him violently, Htafc
juries are not considered nil,^
Minister Hit* Thumb,
But Doesn't Swm
BKDAMA, Mo., Oct 3! Tailsi
ministers are workln* a « cvmT
Urra In constructing the tte* Pirn
Congregational rbnrck. On* m*Z
•■*l his hand He didn't swear
COME ROLLER SKATE TMS
EVENING
The Broadway Rink, at Til h«
Pin* afreet. will admit ail
thla evening If y**.||BNrt
learned to roller nkate yet,
(his la your opportunity t» fc, ss."
Roller «katlns la one of UttMtf
fascinating and . 'hllsratlat M>
timea you can inngin*. Wfeea jas
onc« get started on it yo« «■
think you never had so usdi f«
before. Roller skating Is 5 ««►
liable poetry of motion
You will meet a merry tnmi 4
mighty nice people; the beat tf
order la maintained and tjt* M to
at ail timea under the persosal m
perrislon of the manager, Mr. E
O Keller Come out ibis errata.
Admission 10c. skates zic: cfcsct
ing free, but tonight, meeelir,
ladies don't have to pay idmMa.
The rink la near the Braaivy
high achool.
(Paid AdtertlataasMi
itecardlesa of party affUWfcs,
vote for W J. Trimble tor cssMT
commissioner in the Third MiMb
and for Cornelius V. Our rises hr
commissioner In the Becoad ttbtt
In thla way aiding the ftnaartMi
breaking up the court house |Ntk-
Iral luarome. Vote down the ml
bond lasue of *..000 009. Not aM
lar of thla money will be *pf»t (I
"I" i' logged off ianda close to tab
tie l>et there b« a new tom 4
] bond*, one-half to be devoUl ti
(scenic highways and the other to
make roads .through Imil tK
landa. that the farmers may tta
i heir produce direct to Seattle tor
; the mutual benefit of row Mi
consumer.
TWELVE TAXPATEW Off
KINO COUNTY.
Parisian Sage
Imitations of This Great Hat
Invigorator are Abroad in
the Land, Look for the
Girl With the Auburn
Hair on Every
Package
PARISIAN SAGE —**k for tt
Mine wkci vou *»nt the mi W
trovrr and dandruff cure.
ThU 111 F
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m in wMefc
.»ile of Pi*® 1
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ij into <1 >i;i. la led, lifeleat
as h dainty hair dresfdnf
It cannot be matched.
(Jet • 50-cent hot tit of
SACK today If It doe« 1
complete satisfaction. yo»r*JJ"*
will he returned. Sold by-Han**
itorti, and dealer* tyfrytw* ,
Ralph Krtw
Electric C*.
Retail Everything IHrtrtS*
316 UNION STREST
Opposite Postofflce.
Main 1631.
Fans fans
Sell you a now one ot W
the old one.
FLATIRON REPAIR*