The Seattle star. [volume], November 27, 1912, Image 8

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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MILWAUKEE'S
EXHIBIT CAR
IN SEATTLE
With Extcnelve Oiaplay of Waah
Ington and Pacific Northweat
Grown Frulta, Grain* and
Vegetable*
Vlallort are cordially Invited to
visit Milwaukee Kshlblt far No
Roo' at thi* Jacksm atr«*et I'nlou
|iaau>ongcr station on Friday. Ssitttr
day and Sunday from 10 a, m, to
12 and 2 p. m lo & p tu
Thla exhibit car la handsomely
decorated with grain*. frulta and
vegetable*. grown In Washington
and the Pacific Northwest. and la
one of a number of such car* Iwln*
operated by the Milwaukee for the
purpoai* of demonstrating to the
farmer* of the Kastern anil Middle
Wcatern atatc* the wonderful agrl
cultural po'xlblllllea of the great
Northwest
Theae car* are to be abown to
hundred* of tb»ue.»uda of farmer*
throughout the Kaat during the fall
and winter month* of each year, and
are accompanied by lecturer*, who
lll>erally diatrlbute agricultural lit
erature. and give public lecture*.
Illustrated b> atereoptlcoa lantern
views of agricultural scene* In thla
•ectloo and loduatrlal view* of Se
attle and other buslnes* center* of
the North* eat.
This Is the first "Agricultural
Kxhlbit Car" that has ever heeu
displayed to the public In Washing
ton. and It will unquestionably
prove of great tnt» rest to visitors
Our object In placing this car on
eihlbltton In Seattle and other Im
portant cities of the Northwest, be
fore sending the car on lta regular
Kastern trip. Is to give the inniple
of this section an opportunity of
seeing the wonderful agricultural
product* raised in their own farm
ing community, the Importance of
which I* realised by comparatively
few of onr eltl*en*.
Attendants In charge will not
only furnish Information wish rp
gard to the manner In which this
car Is handled In th>- Ka*t, but will
also be glad to receive comment*
and suKᯮtlons from visitors In
terested In the development of this
great country
The car will be open to visitor*
from 10 a m. to 12 noon and from
J p. m. to 5 p m Krlday. Saturday
and Sunday. Nov. 29th, 30th. I**.
Ist. at the 0.-W. R * N l*a»»«n«er
Station. 4th A*, and Jack*oa St.
on "life's Deepest I-aws," by Mr*.
O. 8. Powler Chumoe. widow of the
famous author. Prof. O. 8 Fowler,
of New York, beginning Dec 2. 4,
(, 7 and 8, each evening at 8 p m.
Health con*ultatlons at lincotn
Hotel from 9 a. m. to 9 p m. until
Dec l»
KlectHclty to overcome disease
will be taught In classes beginning
Tuesday. Dec. 10, at 2: SO and 7:30
p. m.
figr C. ITO & BROS.
AJSL4 Whole**)* and detail
All Hindu of
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That Thanksgiving Pie
tl7 ITU nut brown crust and filling of golden
pumpkin or delicious mincemeat. I low will
yours turn out? Wfll it be light, flaky and of de
licious taste? It surely will if you make a point of
using
Patent EXCELLENT Flour
The Luck Behind
the Baking
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
News of the D»y Condensed for Busy People
Suberrlbera to The HcatHe'
will I'npi(tr i favor by notifying
thin office at once Of any fail
ure to ««h ura incmt 1 ' ao« reg
ular delivery of lh» (>*!>•'. or
any attempt to eubetltuta an
other paper for Tha
Ulir, II la the .te»lr« of «»•
luanuKeinent lo ee< ere On* '"*•*
■ervtee for all. ami complaint*
ar«> given cenrteoua ami prompt
attention. If your p*p»r raiij
to arrive an* night t>y •
o'clock. kindly phone title office
a I on.» Main MOO A»k for
tha Circulation l>u>artin»nt
Spokane.—Tha American Mining
conttreaa, In »t-»»lon here, I» today
i„ ih,. iimlai .'I .» ' ampatgn to
curt mora adequate aafety appll
mu'M in metal mum
Chicago.—Dr. Sun Yat Sen'*
brother, Suti Ami, wn* found Inno
cent of th<* charge of promoting a
Chineae revolution.
Spokane —Mr* May Mutton,
aoffrage leader, bought a cow
and had It elaughtered and aold
at a local market in order to
demonatrate the high coat of
living She loat $8 Tfl In the •»-
perlment.
South Bend.—Judge elect Edward
II Wright may poaalhly reat In Jail
for the ne*t al* montha for <*on
tempt of court. The preaent Judge
haa an old grudge agalnat him
Only ipecul dsllvsrle* of »**«••
will tx> made tomorrow. #
Spokane.—U. 8. Marshal W H.
Halteman had to lend a federal pris
oner *3. to that he could com* to
Brattle 10 a#t»«r a criminal
charge.
St Paul.—Stanford H. rreund. Ip
pointed general attorney for the
Great Northern railroad, gucceed*
J. D Armstrong
J. L. Chjnn. refrigerator engln**r
on the S S. Minnesota. atabbwl and
killed Robert Wangstrotu. deck
hand, while the ship *»" lying at
Hongkong. Dunn waa left there for
trial.
Mr*. Thorn** Charlton ftr*t white
woman who ever mushed Into the
Klondike. I* dead.
Chehalie. —C. M Roger*, high
school teacher, rolled a peanut
down Main *t. with a toothpick. H*
hadn't bst right on th* election.
y. M. C A.
HAIL
4th and
Madlaon St.
fIVE
FREt
LECTURES
Spokane -The report of the com
mittee on the bureau of mine*
state* that the loss of life by accl
dent la greater In metal tulnea than
In coal mine*.
Vancouver Wash.—Because
he r***nt*d a romark made by
Parry Oougla* about th* water
In Klickitat river, *n«l struck
Oougla* over th* head with an
iron plane. l*ador* Martm te
day wa* fined *2.000 and coste.
Lan Franel*co. — Mr*. Rina
Jone*. a wealthy wld»w, aged >i.
waa found dead, the victim of a
murderer. In her home here
indsp«nd*ne*, Or —Foreman Wm.
McDonald of the Wigrleb ranch is
In a physician'* «*r» a* a result of
having boon KtbM twice by Tom
Homer, whom he bad dlKhtwl
for Incompetence
Winnipeg —Enuring a gambling
hou*e at Calgary, two masked ban
dlta lined up 1" nun In the plaee
alongside a wail and robbed them
of $12,000 In jewelry and ca*b.
Tacoma.—Because the cook re
fitaed to prepare nieala a* be direct
ed, Alexander Finn, an engineer,
ran wild with a knlfs in one of the
railroad camp* near Dopont, put
tin* the entire force to rout for an
hour. Ho I* In jail.
Everett. —The negotiation* dot
ed here yesterday between John T
McCbeauey. preaident of the Ev
ierwtt Improvement Co., and Fred K.
linker of Itallliigham, mean anoth
«<r l«r«t» combination mill (or Kv
erett.
Olympia.—The StimUnl Oil tank
atcnmahip Atluo arrived hero I net
night. with K.OOO gitlloua of crudu
oil.
North Yakima.—Nrgotlatlone In
volving the el|>etldltllt» of about
$700,000 for Ihp development of
;.f>oo arrea In the Wi naa valley
have bwn cloaed here by (ha Yak
ima lllKhlaiitla Co.
A board of advertlelng cartaor*, lo
protect the legitimate merchant, a*
well aa tin* public, will be appoint
ed from the Ad rlub to look Into
advcitlaltiK echemea, It waa decided
ycati rdnv at th«* tliib'a monthly
luncheon at the Itatbakeller.
King county lawycra will petition
the county commlaalonera to e*
tabllah a law library In the
bouae.
La«t election coat King county
$18.MS. or 38 15 cent* a vole, ar
cording to figure* aubmlttod by
Kindlon Superintendent I'endle
ton.
Changea In departmental work In
Alaaka arc urged In the annual re
port of W T IjOpp, head of the
Alaaka dtvlab>n of tbe federal de
partment of eduratlon
Case of Churl** Cunningham,
charged * lih amuggllng opium will
go to the Jury In Judge Howard'*
court till* afternoon Cunningham
«>i arrested In Seattle last April,
Sentence of Si* yu'l on McNeil*
Island lrut»>*e<l on tt'm Corrtgan,
who pleaded guilty In Judge tin*
ard* court y»-sterday 10 a charge of
circulating counterfeit half-dollars.
M C. Dickinton, of th* Wright-
Dickinson Hotel Co., who returned
last night from the K*al, say* pros
perity I* prominent everywhere.
H. M. Gould, ln*uran«* aollcitor.
charged with forgery, was acquitted
yesterday.
Mr*. Frank Uequhart, Waucor
da apartment*. 110) East John »'
was struck In the face last night
by a thug, angered at ftndiag h.-r
purse empty when he held her up
Th* Puget Sound lodge of the
llrothcrbood of Railroad Trainmen
will hold a ball at Eagle hall to
night.
Olympia--Lloyd O'Brien 2S,
graduate of the I'nlveralty of Wash
Ingion and prominent In athletic*
here, died last night, after a year#
Illness due. It Is aald, to hla a!',
letle activities
University of P*nn*yt*anla alum
ni met for lta monthly luncheon at
the Hutler hotel yeeterday Charles
E. Ftowler, of the Interurban Cmn
tract Co, deliver* an address >n
"American It ridge f'uil.liug •
Washington.—f. E. Clark, Inter
state commerce commissioner, was
reappointed today by I'reeldent
Taft for another aevenyear term
Los Ang#l*«,—Ab"#r L. Rom. 71,
plotte#r boul man of Southern C«l-
Ifnrnla. .led suddenly of heart dis
e««o here today.
Stockton, Cat.—ln a fit of Jeal
ousy, Frank fltrsuinard. a grwer.
today ahot and mortally wounded
Harry Caaey. keeper of the Santa
Fe restaurant at ftlverbaoli. and
blew out hta brain*.
Retail Grocer*' aaaociation and
Women'* Home Consumer*' league
yesterday discussed the high out
of living and the need of palrotill
ing local manufactorle*.
Bruaacl*.—All Belgium la in
mounting today over the death "f
Princess Marie, mother of Kinit AI
bert tlesth reunited from pneu
monia.
Colon, Panama. —After visiting
all the principal points In the canal
xone. Secretary of War Henry V.
Htimson and party, Including Miss
Helen Taft, are today en route
home.
Los Angela*.—Winston Churchill,
novelist. Is on record with a declar
ation that the future safety of the
nation will be safeguarded by the
attention of women to the ballot
Pittsburg.—Officials of the Car
negie Steel Co. today deny report*
that strikebreakers were taken to
the steel plant* at the Homestead
and Itradduck mills, due to the
strike of 62i> trainmen.
Redlands. Cal.—A. K. Smiley, 84
nationally known advocate of Inter
national peace and civic benefactor.
Is dying on his lmm»nw estate In
the outskirts of Kedland*.
Information hss been filed, charg
ing Detective McNamee with as
saulting Leslie Pepper on October
30.
H. A. CI well, posts! clerk of Spo
kane, and Postmaster Kussell of Se
attle, conferred yesterday relative
to expediting railroad mall service
during the Christmas rush.
Members of the Chamber of Com
merce have received a letter from
(Jen. Wood, thanking them
for their hospitality during his re
cent visit.
Helena, Mont.—A railroad from
I.nwiston to the main line of tim
(ireat Northern will he constructed
by the Montana Kastern, a new
company capitalized at $10,000,000.
University glee and mandolin
club* gave a concert last night be
fore an audience of 2,000.
Los Armeies.-—Sir Thomas Llpton
today visited three members of the
Sioux tribe of Boulh Dakota (lilef
I .one Hear, Mamma i*one Hear and
Hudson llirdshot.
DIES, HEARTBROKEN,
BESIDE OPEN GRAVE
fly Uitltvd Wlr«.
LOH ANGKLEfi, Nov. 27. Mrg
l-Jiinrt, 6S, Ih dead today of n broken
heurt. Hhe Htuik to the ground Hfe-
Ibbk In KoHodale cemetery yvnterduy
ax the body of h«r deanKt friend,
Mrs, Mutildii 1, Wilton, watt being
lowered to Its final retting place.
• THE SEATTLE STAR
IT TAKES NERVE, SAYS FRANCIS, TO
BE A LEADING MAN IN THE MOVIES
BY GERTRUDE M. PRICe
Ths Star's Moving Picture Expert.
Prancla X. Busbman 1* a brand
new kind of a leading man'
He learns no dialog! Ho never
acts at nlgbi'
Millions of people have *een
him. yet few have aver heard his
voice!
And he probably has more fot
towers than any matinee Idol wh<>
•ver lived.
And It la all because he Is tea<l
Ing man In HOY INO PICTt'KK
IM.AYB'
i nuide * special trip to tbe big
Kaaansy studio on tbe outskirts of
Chicago to see him
KYanHs X. (for Xavler) Bushman
looks like an Immaculate Ifeati
Brutnmel In ht* every day street at
lire
He I* REAL not make belle vs.
He looks what he Is a Virginian
lit* eyes are blu* Ht* brows hair
la a trifle curly (the genuine actor
brand) and his physique is aa atk
lets'*.
Success as a moving picture play
•r. ttushman say«, depends on a big:
quantity of the followlnr quaMttss
NKHVK
HKAIMKKBB TO TAKK ANY
CHANCE which may add rent Ism to
• picture
A THonOVOH KNOWUDOB ot
geeture
A definite PERRON A MTY
VRAN'CIH X. M'HIfMAN
Gains in Both Circulation
and Advertising
The big growth in circulation of The St«r in Seattle it made without premiums or contests. It is simply because of the fact
that the people of Seattle want an honest paper like The Star, which is published for the people. The Star consider* only the great
est good for the greatc»t number in evtry public matter. Its consistent circulation growth is a glowing tribute to its honesty of pur
pose. Star readers believe in The Star, and are loyal subscribers. They patronize Star advertisers and their patronage can in no wmy
be secured except by advertising In The Star. The progressive merchants of Seattle realize this and because of the enormous city cir
culation they place their advertisements in The Star. Because of the constantly increasing results they get they are using bigger space
and more merchants are advertising every month in The Star than ever before. Advertising in The Star will bring you the biggest re
sults at the least expense of any paper in the city. The Star is the paper that goes into the homes of Seattle, where the real buyeft
are, and they patronize Star advertisers. •
Why the Saturday Star
Is a Good Real Hj
Estate Medium
FlßST—Because on Saturday night the husband and wife, in talking and planning for a home and wise investment combined, have
plenty of time to discuss the question, as they do not have to get up early Sunday morning.
SECOND—l>ecatise on Saturday evening many men in Seattle receive their weekly salaries, and money suggests money, and they
naturally think of an investment.
THIRD Because on Saturday night the husband and wife talk over the real estate opportunities they have seen advertised in The
Star that day.
FOURTH—Because they then decide to go and look over the ground and investigate real estate opportunities offered, early
Sunday morning.
FlFTH—Because they do that immediately after breakfast without waiting to read any Sunday morning paper or do anything else
but carry out their plans formed the night before.
SlXTH—Because-the real estate advertisers in The Star are the earliest kind of early birds. They put out their advertisements
the night before; early morning is too .late for them; they attract attention Saturday afternoon, through The Star, knowing
as they do, that It has the most loyal subscribers of any paper in Seattle, who make their own investments with Star ad
vertisers. • *
SEVENTH—By doing this they interest their public one day ahead. They have their possible customers - thoroughly interested
before - they go to bed Saturday night. They show them the land early Sunday morning and on Monday, if the prof it**
is fair to both sides, the business is done.
OOOI) HABITS
An ATIIUCTIC, Wppls BODY
I*et me paaa on to you a few
thlriK* Husbman told ms about hla '
profs—lon.
"The art of moving picture
playing ta the art of pantomime." j
he nays.
"A man may be e*»r such a won- j
der In the regular theatric*) pro
duction and a complete failure In •
moving itlclurs—because h« knows I
Utile of gc«tur* or tbe value of ac j
tbm
"Demure is the photo player's
greatest we*i>on He must be able i
to gauge action by seconds per ♦
sonallty la bis one best bet for
popularity with the ptsblle.
You can't PAKE In a moving
picture You just have to LIVE
tbe psftt '*
Pnlltng out of burning building*
(which actually burned). Jumping
off high clifte rolling down (noun
tain sides and struggling hand-to j
band with tbe "villain are all In a
day'* work tor Bushman
Walla Walts.—■C. A. Pranee. su
perintendent of schools In Everett,
today declared "the Introduction of
the phonograph into the public
schools means lb* ultimate routing
of ragtime."
COI lltl tSHNRAII4( MR mm 4 l.Ktr
IJkgAT ITS nOtiU 9*l»iW* twn*»M «M
me re#r» »• •»>» ••>»>»».» ftyWaa' j
ti«* #•«*•**** ef s w\ uH'ivg la#
PUT SLAYER'S BODY
IN POTTER'S FIELD
HKNO, Nev. Nov Although
of wealth/ parenla, the reiuaina of
If H. WMIH, who ahot and killed
Mra Katelle Maggot at Moan*
Hprlnga here laat week and then
committed aulclde. were buried t«>
day In potlera field without cere
mony. Weema' father la a furnl
lure manufacturer In llaltlmofe.
The body of Mra. Maggot waa ablp
ped to rtt. I.nul* la«t night
INDICT FIVE FOR
BOOK FRAUDS
NEW YORK No*. 27 Indict
menta charging the uae of the maita
U> defraud were returned by the
Inderal grand Jury her* agalnat five
p«raona connected with the Kelier-
Karmer coni|>any and the Anglo-
American aaaoclation, book dealer*.
II l« alleged that the Indicted men
dwindled many prominent peraona
into buying fake edition*.
WEST POINT CADETS
DRANK; DISMISSED
WAHHINUTON. No*. 17.—T*o
member* of the flrai claaa of the
Vailed Stale* Military nrademy,
Wallace W. Crawford of California
and Crank M lirooka of Mlnneaota,
have been dlamlaaed for violating
the reguiatlona agalnat drinking.
WOMAN FOR MAYOR
OF OREGON CITY
OKBUON CITV, Or., Hot. i 7.
Mra Kate L Newton today filed
her p**lltlon aa candidate for the
office of mayor. It I* atated ahe
ha* * good chance agalnat iJnn E.
Jonea, the preeent ln> uuibent. Uraut
IHinick baring decided not lo enter
the ra«e.
RACE SUICIDE AMONG
COLLEGE BRED WIVES
It* I*r»»« Vltrt
PHILADELPHIA, No* i:,--TUe
killhorUN at Brys Mawr. on# of
11»«* exclusive women'* colleges of
the coil*try. recently completed *
slatUtli *1 table, l>a**d on ani**ri
received from graduate* who have
m*rrl«tl Tb* results * ould Indl
est* that tb* higher educatlot. of
women leads to rapid race sulcld"
AT THIi THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Moor* —Walker Whiteside In
"The Typhoon "
Metropolitan—Zoe Harnett In
• The Hfd Rose."
Swatll*—Seattle Stock Co„ In
The Spoiler*."*
Alhambra — Photoplays . and
vaudeville
Orpheum- Vaudeville.
C m press—Vaudeville.
Pantsgee- Vaudeville.
Grand Vaudeville and motto*
pictures
Clemmsr — PbolopUy* and van
devjJl*.
Ms) boVi rnt- Photoplay a and »*••
4*vlll«.
ran WDKtSIION, OYSPtPSU UK
SOUR STOMACH—PAPf 'S DUfflj
Tima it I In five minutes your Stomach feel* fW„j_
quickest Stomach doctor in the world.
Tnv don't want a alow ramady
whan your atomarh ta bad -or an
uneartaln on a- or a harmful ana
yomr atomarb ia too valuable. you
woato'l liUura ft with draatlc drift
Papa'i plapapalu la notad (or Ita
otHMd to giving rrilaf. It* harmleo
naaa; It* curtain unfailing action
In regulating atek, aotir, gaaay
■■aiuarhi Ita rntlllooa of oaraa Iri
indignation dyapapala. gaatrltli
and other itoi&acb trouble* ha*
iua4a It famoua the world ovar.
K*«|> thla t/»rfa'-i rtorna'h do
lor tu your hema—keep It bandy
AT THE MOVING
PICTURE HOUSES
You'll Find Intereating Features at the Theatrei Lilted Bdw
MELBOURNE
"Home of Mm* Curtain" llvli.«;' t drm.i Tit*,
N * w *1.4 rh.iloj,l«y« toi,. >
*' * «> .m Kun tn the film. *+
3«* and C h*rry
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f ,|Uf I I I — ; v ■••••«iS£C:
Balhad. Oaumaunl Tt » Thlat. Wlf«- a3£l
24 and Mudlxin drama
Odeon Theatre NEW PICTURES TOW!
riK*T AT riKK
_ . . *va '•! air) tiur I cruh dn»
Union Theatre •
Tfclrd Av. •« t •»!»•. »vflr P. «>. drama..
rifv Thpatre A 10e BMOW ' ro,, h
V.11.7 ■ I V LATEST PHOTOPLAY!
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STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
Mt a large flf.y^ w(
Orug at or* And thinS—H
•hould ait '.',!7i»thln« mJL J?*"
• with tb»« if'
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an«l forma (k * < .....
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to thoa>- who try It