The Seattle star. [volume], March 17, 1913, Page 6, Image 6

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flayer Piano Club
I? Great Success
Opportunity to Get a
| Perfected "Player"
1 Strikes Responsive
- Chord
Music-Hungry Folk Avail
Themselves o( Club "1 crms
of Two Dollars a Week
and Enjoy Fine, Fat
Savings
Members Get Free Library of
Music Rolls ami Exchange
Privileges
ll)ll PARIICUIARS IQDJU
i— IT" . ««*(•
-v-.ruv;
tit« I*l ano Club of It! J hit*
tak«n Mrattl* by •( »rm l'p to data «J
tiriul)«ri itavr air*ad> U«n •nrollf<t. and
•I the rat* ih»r'r» >«mlng thr lupply of
for iliti ettih i« not i«<ini to l»«t
mui h longer Thr plan Is a*.» aim pi a. »•»
aaf» ao «urt thai OR* wiindrra that It
not Attopitil bofora
It (■ ttmptr (hi* o«» handr*-] [■♦"pii
by clubbing fogothrr buy at practically
«hol«Mif ratM IN of than*« [wrfw(««!
j>l»)*r pianos Thr* thrn pay 111 »n
jolnlni the club, which l« applied on th#
94aao. an d |»( ear of th*M new play #r*
d«llv«rrd to thalr hontM for )• day* finer
trial With th* playar r»inr« a b:<
libra/y uf muaJc. fra* Th* m«i: may t>*
whan Ita n*vn*a« haa worn off
for othrr ptarra Th* mrmhar |>rlnci
U«*k 92 worth of mu» r ■ • «r,<l g*ta f
worth la raturn Tha rharia I* 10 rrnta.
whrh g»ea to halp maintain tha t*i|
library of war II HI roll*
fUjrr* \\ ..adrrf «l
Th*a* prrf*r(Ml pl«y*r pl*n<»* ar* mar
▼r!• of lß(*nully With th* rt*w apptl
aru-ra oaa can raally raproduca "han't
playing' 'and It la not dlffl ult to laarn
A faw hour* la anough. and th*n thr
whola wondrrful world < f mu«! with Ita
frt»t maa'rra lis popular air « Ita "Id
tlmo aonga ta Immadlataly available
Naturally mo ugh. th* club la a v*ry
jrrat aurrfw Th* aa\in« In Itsrif )■
•n»u<rh to attract attmtion. hut >uplad
Vttil th* aavtng ar* th* rvrnark r*a>
trrma of
j
m P FO R
m PLATER
H PIANO
No «*traa, no lnrid«ntala of an, kind
Two dollars a w««k par* for th* i.ia
pl.t no
It a club m»mb»r want® to pa r,i»r r
I than th« rlub rutM, h« -r »h* K*fs a
t>a»#« of II canfa If < aah for -vry r.
i*p ptM Thla In lta*lf in another r<
•a. Jo* and n.
1 owning on# of thaao aplandld player
ft an on
KichnriKi* Wad* I-'MAIIv
B, Th* man ot woman
r|M>o whi'h !■ ••Mom played ;ir. find
ip«» artd rh»'-r <r if
th'rfr aHd'.tn pin -»''• ;-ta»
aa part pa- fi.«-ot .f .< I ' »*■
pit y 'tra n-d •• fu I*'
way th' . <an u-u ' «•»«'
wmmfing and <mf I h-y want It
Any '1 iff*i l n«a >** i
rata, aa. Ma- »« < •
L|gr th* month
l<*a4)-r* f ' ' .'**
ca/ ar Kii*r» W" «*,
l il% «*ralty O- '• '
t .riMitrc (ii Oiipla
tham for tharnaHva* and without bain.'
Iniportunrd to purohaaa. 'an ti-t a f.illj
1 raalI caption of th* wondarful wff*" f« whl'h;
A m*y ha produced with on* of thraa In
Iflrum*"'* O
Adolf Unaccountably V a i| s £ 0 Pass a Civil vVervice Examination
THIEVES TUNNEL INTO
VAULT Ot PAWNBROKER;
CiET SiiOO.OOO !*'».
* k'll
i*. trnC* trt e*
l\\ t'nitr«t l*rr«» I„«•«»«■<! Win fl
NKW YOKK. March 17 With
only pairs of heavy gloves ami
some unmarked tools an clue*. th«-
police ail in 111 cd her** today they
have no trace of the clever cracki
men who jistorday tunneled Int >
the vault of Martin Simon* &•
Son'*, Heater Street pawnbrokers,
and e*caped with $300,000 worth of
Jewelry and negotiable securities
The Job I* believed to have been
the work of two experts
The loot consisted mostly of dla
tnond*. and could have been car
tied away In the pocket* of th two
men. The robber* overlooked
more than $400,000 worth of vain
GIRL LEADER THRILLS
HEARERS WITH STORY
OF WARFARE UPON SIN
Commander F!va Booth. *1*" *
little while ago was a slim girl In
her teens, described, at the Moore
theatre, Sunday, the life and w..rk
of My t-'ather My Wonderful
Father," the late Oen. William
liooth. founder of the Salvation
Army, and rendered an account ng
of her stewardship as the head of
an organization which has spread
Us Influence to every corner of the
globe, which reckons It* soldier* In
corps of hundreds of thousand*
and which own* property worth
ten* of million* of dollar*.
The theatre was packed Eva
Itooth |* an art!*t, a* well aa an ex
ecutive. a great K tres* aa well a*
a great Chriatlan A Bernhardt or
n Terry might envy the timbre of
her wonderful voice with which ahe
played cunningly upon the heart
strings of h<-r hearer*
Sh« Get* Rtch Legacy
It wa« a rich and terrible legacy
that the militant old general pass
ed on to hi* slip of a daughter
rich In ita opportunities, terrible In
Its responsibilities
Yon were Impressed and oppress
ed by the thought aa the command
er's voice rang through the darken
ed theatre, the spoken narrative
correlating perfect 1 y with the mov
ing picture «tory flashing on the
screen.
"No man waa ever honored aa waa
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
TALKS TO IMG AUDIENCE
An enthmlaatle audience of
2,500 negroes and about s'Hi white
people filled Iweamland rink Sun
day night and gave Dr Booker T
Washington. Jhe world * f iremost
negro leader, a tremendous ovation.
The crowd waved handkerchiefs
shouted Itself hoarse, and cheered
when It recognized him c *m :
down the long ha'l to the platform
Dr. Washington spoke !n <
tllstlc vein. and emphasised his
points with aptly-told humorous
stories e again and again advised
the members of his race to scttli
down and buy land, to save, to
keep their heads up and advertise
none of their difficulties to the rest
of the world.
"To him that hit.h shall be glv
en," said the doctor, quoting from
th" Scriptures .
"Don't live In a knapsnck Don't
move aliout.' said th** foußder of
the Tu?kegee Institute, In Ala
bania. the greatest Indus rial trail
Ing school for negroes In the world.
"(Jet a home. Get a bank account.
POLK'S OREGON
AND WASHINGTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Just lanie.<l for 15* 13-11 Is the
only work of the kind published.
It contains an accura < business dl
rectory of every city, to'vn and v!t
lag« In Oregon and ashlngton,
and the nanus and i dr >■ • s of
country merchants and profisslonal
men, lumbermen, etc . who are 10,
, j.r.. : ad'.i n.' It# vilbii >:-■> a
list of the government ail 'ounty
officers, commissioners of deeds,
state boar-la, sta'utory provisions,
tsrri.H of courts iimih-s <;f the |n.it
offices, express. telephone and
telegraph offices; Justices of th"
peace; ho'ela, dally and weekly
newapapers, besides much nth* r
Information useful to all classes of
btislneaa and professional men. A
dl i rlptlv<- f-V'."'tch of f r |.lace in
given, embracing various Herns of
Interest, such a« location, distance
to different points, population, the
produ , tliu ar-' to ■i i eted.- ...
communication, tra ' statistics,
mineral lltMAll, ' b'tr< I '•*, schools,
libraries arid KMltflA. An lmuoi
UuM faatnre I* Ib<- Classified I»ir«-<-
U>ry, giving every bualne** ar
r;. iigi'd under Its sp<■< lal l:< idlnr
thus enabling subscribers to obtain
at a glance n list of all houses
mßftCturillf or dialing In utr.
particular line of goods Thatwtfrk,
i'er,fj.al|y I compiled Ja> ne i t tin
fIM of the cormnunlty,
and Ih so thorough a* to deserve
liberal patronage Price $y,
Ulobe liltvk Adverliseuienu
tble* stored In snot Iter section of
1 the vault.
The thieves Knitted access to the
vault by digging a tunnel from an
; itbUttlliK bUlldlßK The police be
lieved tiie Job required all of Sat
urday night and most of Sunday
' morning, the actual robbery oc
curring ycsterdiy.
The vault was entered by chop
ping awa> the masonry.
A woman living In an adjoining
tenement said she saw two dark
skinned men emerge from the cel
lar of the building at noon yeatnr
day carrying a bundle. A light
wagon, bearing an old man. drove
up to the curb she *a.d, and the
I pair then dlsapp it red
my father at tie time of h « death."
'she said "My father my wonder
ful father!"
King* and co*ter*. merchant
princes and paupers, saint* and •In
ner*. line* and barrier* of ca*te
were forgot- The whole world
grieved
It w.ii mv father * religion which
made him great Hut It waa a* a
saint that he most linpresses ua all.
and it was aa a «alnt that he was
able to Imbue auch a great fprce of
worker* all over the world with hi*
own Ideals ami religious real,"
Tells of Army * Work
She told the *tory of the army
and It* almost etidleo* activities
The film showed a painted wanton
praying with a lassie, which waa
followed by the picture of a rescue
hom» , a convict In »trlpe*. sullen,
defiant, at outs with *oclety. and
'next you saw him saluting you
smartly and wearing the uniform of
a soldier of the army. a bench
•leeper, whom. In another moment,
you saw working In one of the
army s Industrial home*
"He i* mending his poor, patched
coat lletter stll! he I* mending the
renta tn hi* i« '»r. *ln sodden soul "
The story wandered from the
• luma of l*ondon to the slums of
New York; to all Kurope, to the five
continent*, to nil the far away I*l
and* of tbe sea*
Kettle ilown iiermsncnlly Ino
In the South by making n reputa
llrm here for reliability. labor. and
throwghne*. Iton't yield to the
temptation to spend your hard
•*arnlng« Invest >our money In
land, In housi < Now In the time,
while there I* land to buy."
"We're g . rig to live," he Raid
cheerful!) The negro race will
g"t well In b *ly and In mind Our*
In a wonderful rare. No other rare,
Just 50 year* out of slavery. ha*
made aueh great progress."
PUT "0.K." ON
TANGO DANCE
ttr Inllnl I-I.M I.oWMd Wlr.
('AM PA ION, 111, March 17.—
Th< Tango la (). K I'nl
versl'y'of llllnoi* faculty mem
bers • merg d from a long and
careful consideration of
"Tango" and other wiggly
din'' with thin pronounce
ment Hiey lifted the ban that
had prevented the co-eds and
male student* from dancing
the "Tango" since last fall.
The llllnoi* faculty action Is
In direct contradiction to the
stand taken by t'nlverslty (if
Clilcngo authorities who
barred a "Tango" specialty
from a production, to bo
staged by co-eds.
STEAMER HERE
FOR REPAIRS
With her rudder and stern |n>st
torn away by striking the Colum
bia river bar, the llrltlsh steamer
Hubert Isillar Is anchored In Klllott
bay today, after being towed here
by I hi- tug 'l< ! Hi Divers an- nitik
ing an examinatloti preparatory to
hi-1 le-IBlt do- '. ■ d f>r repa is
HOLD DONATION DAY
Annual Donation Day" for the
Day, Nurse-v will hi- held Match
at 4'»h BuUlkl .av from 2:30
to 1 p rn. <>n thai data, gifts,pf
coal, groi' rlet elothliiK iml
will l»i- gladly in ' • i#ted The Day
Nursery I* keyt up by local society
flronu ri and ''<t' for little tot ■
whose mothers rniiHt work all day
It was started about a year ago and
became an Immediate success.
THE STAR—MONDAY. MARCH 17, IQI.I
ÜBLIN'SLORD MA YOR SENDS GREETING
~'S TO MAYOR COTTERILL THROUGH STAR
flflarmdTi
fßullin.
On thin r.t.P itrlck*» morning I desire to extend
greetlngo to the Mayor of your City on behalf of tho Inhabit
ants of Dublin,arvl to avail of the opportunity to convey their
%
thanku to tho oyspathloers with hunan liberty In your progreas
lve town for th« substantial support they hive alwava acoordetl
to the people of Ireland in tnelr struggle for Horao Rulo. To
a largo degree the present aatlafaotory pooltlon of the Irloh
cause Is due to the splendid services rendered by Irloh
Anerleans and Amerloans In dark anil evil dayß.
St.Patrlok's Day.1913.
PLAYGROUND MEMBERS
TO ENTERTAIN TONIGHT
EVERYBODY'S GOING
CIIK'AOO, March 17. Despite
unfavorable climatic condltlona,
travel from the Kast to California
In breaking nil recorda, according lo
a report here today. The wide
publicity given tbi I'liiiania I'nelflc
fair li declured to !"■ one n ison for
the heavy travel.'
•KKATTI.K l.tilM-JI Nfl. il. lilt, i
national Order of t»ood Tcniplat
will hold Its (lood Templar recruit
Ing day In honor of John 11. Klneh.
at the lodge ball, 1109 Virginia at.,
tonight
'•.
W". I*tiNA 1.1 'Si ),\ , v t*■ i president
of the (Irand Trunk Pacific, wag In
Seattle Sunday for it brief vlalt, and
left Sunday night for I'rlnce ItiiperL
| MISS JKNNIE MIDDI.KVICH
A vaudeville program will be
presented hy member* of the Col
lins playground In the auditorium
of the fluldhouse tonight.
Mlaa Jennie Mlddlevlch, 1024
31st st win en'ertnln on the
violin. Miss Orrtmdo Andru* will
appear In several monologues, and
many of the young athletes will
give exhibitions of strength and
skill. "The Melting Pot." an orlg
It'll sketch by "Philip Gross,'
which scored » success as a feature
of the Y M C. A. minstrels will b
reproduced. ♦
WILSON CALLS
EXTRA SESSION
WASHINGTON, March 17. Pros
Ident Wilson issued h proclamation
today railing a special session of
congress to begin April 7 Tin- call
does not specifically limit the extra
session to revision of the tariff.
1 h<• i• •tn enabling Mi* pr< hlilciit and
democratic leaders to bring up any
urgent matter.
I'rei Mi nt Wilson's special mes-
HHKeH will ho Sent to Congress
Inter. Hevlalon of th« tariff will
lie considered. and It la alao prob
able that the matter of currency
will bo taken up.
16 PALI. REARERS
AT GIANTS FUNERAL
CAMIIKN. March 17 Hay At
klnaon, the Catty Fell*" of Smith
Druthers' circus, was burled from
an undertaker's establishment here
yesterday. In addition to the
iinniriH'in a ®rnwi| of more than Mln
prisons watched It; pall hearers
' itrt V! out tie coffin that weighed
587 pounds.
Atkinson was 2.'t years of Hge
It was tmpie «lble in take the coffin
Into Atkinson's borne, bh It was too
large for the doors The body was
then taken lo the undertaker's.
LORD MAYOR OP DUBLIN.
ONE CHANGE
IN COUNCIL
Robert II llesketb, president of
the council for the paat year, will
be choaen to aucceod hlmaelf thla
afternoon
The new coimcll, which will show
but one change In mmbcrihlp
with the aubitltutlon of Thouiai A
Parish for K. 1., Hlalne, ortmli'-i
today. Hlalne* chairmanship of
(he finance committee will (to to
Councilman Pelree Pariah la to be
chairman of the department effl
clency committee. Other chair
manahlp* will be disposed of an
follow>< Judiciary. Auatln K Orlf
fltha; streets and sewer*. A. J
Ooddard; city utilities. Oliver T
Krlckson. franchlae. Mai Wardall;
llcen*e. Robert H llesketh, public
aafety. Charles Marble, harbor and
pubt]c grounds, A. F. Haas
SENATORS PLAN
INITIATIVE ACT
A movement for employing Uie
Initiative to secure constitutional
legislative reapportionment ha*
been started by Senator* Jackson,
Nlchola, Piper, Howen and Allen of
King county.
The plan la to reduce the mem
bership of the legislature to 21
senators and 63 representatives,
the lowest number allowed l>v the
constitution The representation Is
10 be based strictly on population.
$550 IN HOSE:
NOW IT'S GONE
Mary had a little purge.
She had It filled with dough.
She put In her atocklng,
To have where'er ahe'd go!
• • •
Itut here la where the curious
part happened.
ThouKh Mrs Mary Kilter placed
five $1110 hllla and one tfcli bill In »
chatnola purae, which she. In turn,
placed In her atockltiK. when abe
hi ard a knock on her door at the
Wiltshire hotel, 1931 Seventh av
ahe la nevertheless mlntta >550 to
dav according to her story to the
police.
Mia. Hitter opened the door for
it neighbor who wanted to borrow
a dlab. When the caller left Mrs
Hitter mlaaed her money.
DEDICATE HOSPITAL
J. R. Chllberg was the principal
speaker at the dedication of the
Swedish hospital at Summit ov. and
Columbia at. Sunday afternoon.
The ceremonies were witnessed by
a large crowd, and the visitors In
spected the building, which was
planned by the late Dr Hlnlnger.
Mayor Cotterlll and President .1 \.
SodeibeiK made brief talk-t. (lov.
I.lster sent a message.
1.1'.1C HKICKSON lodge No 1.
Soiib of Norway, gave two playlets
entitled "On the War Path" and
I nve and Diplomacy," at the Preen
club Sunday tilKht.
JAPANESE THUGS
MURDER OFFICER
fVjr i r»u Wlff
LOS A Nil EI.KM. March 17
Thomas H White. h«< r«l M>rv!« <
operative. In de»*l today, the victim
of n .lapanuae criminal uricantza
Hon, the police declare, an<l 'I****'
llvea, aided by White's girl wife. ar<-
•oouring the JipUM* section of
the city for the imraonii responsible
for the 'rime
White's body, a bullet bole
through It, aiid the head terribly
beaten. waa found In th»* part of the
SIXTEEN MILLION MORE
UPON WHICH TO PAY TAX!
RECORD OF LEGISLATURE
OLYMPIA, March 17.—The 13th legislsture. now generally
known as the "rotten" legialatura appropriated J24.3'8,80fi 82, ac
cording to the f gures compiled J)y Fred Leghorn secretary of the
board of accountancy.
This Includes (4,000,000 for the state Ir.suarnce fund, which will
eventually come from the employers, and 14.000,000 for capitol
buildings, which will come out of the sa'e of lands. So that tht
appropriations to be met by taxes amojnt to over 116,000,000, or
$4,000,000 more than two years ago.
The governor issued a statement, supplementary to that given
exclusively to The Star, in which he agan charges the extrava
gance of the legislature to the republican machine and the 'pork
barrel" system of trading votes.
HERE ARE HANDSOME DAUGHTERS OF '
POSTMASTER GENERAL BURLESON
7uu Kt BILiOUS! YOUR LIVER AND
BOWELS ARE INACTIVE~"CASCARETS"
Furred Tongue, Hurt Tastp. Indl
estlon, Hallow Skin and Miserable
l<"vd«i li«» cotne from a torpid 11 v
r and constipated bowels, which
your stomach to became
'led with undigested food, which
urs and ferauuiU like garbage In
■ will barrel. That * the first
* i> to untold misery—lndigestion,
•nl gn»c«, bad breath, yellow nkin.j
CANDY CATHARTIC
«<> C(NT BOXC# -ANY DRU6 STORE
V ALSO 25 a. 80 CO(TOO*19 • &*'•
Xafr-f' yri,n,-gapppt43# ,
■■■■■■nßaMKsaKxs wnrsfßnrit:nißVT'aa^M
MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN fOR IUEnDAY
The Middlemen Eliminated at
FRYE & CO.'S MARKETS
Tomorrow (Tuomlny) the following big hihmlhlb will V offered. at
our tuarkfls:
Sirloin i Qn 1 Lain Pork 1Q»
Steak luC Chop* 108
Honey Comb E, Liver Iflp
Tripe uO Sautage lUw
Anchor Brand 101 r» Strictly Freeh Randi Qfl«
Bacon ........ Eggs AUv
Till. Bltnve pr*rr» IMII p'rv ll.it Ml.' following MtIMW
ill Mini >niil>Kl I nii.l t'lkr.
M il tin Mlllltri. I>..|||.H(»l nil.l \r.lrt War.
Wl.sri.Mil; Al]. \ ■ IK.. Wr.ll.kr nail rlnr.
A >11.1111 \N Mill '11. I'hlrrt nml I. r(< rewn
Uls|l' UN >11 \ I (II M.- i-Ti \ * nil *>pnH|
I Asi VIM M%ll It t I I .... i Mo .r i Mr»iWr<
MM I AIIU MtttKi I • i«f»:i \
B 111 It MOTTOi "I'lmr. •ft ronmim^r."
itWVBHNM KNT IN ! '*< I II ' ' U for thtt V. S purpl*
■tamp. II |»Hflfv nn >i in' I *' *•!» »! * until fl <0 p.
mm
Word# by Scha«#4
Mu»ic bv Condo
city kr,o»n n IJttle Toklo*' aft*f,
h<- had renponded to a note VlitMH
in Japan* xe. whi'h in believed to'
have been sent to lure htm to bis
death.
Mr* White de* lar< ■ tbaf tier hut*
band »'i*|-e> !e<l foul [ ,iy, and had
evicted from her a promise to aJ4
In running hu slayer* to earth (j
be did not return
White 1m ■ i»5 to li.i\»f Inc irred 'ha
hatred of tb* a Japanese orgiuilftatlfla i
through sending to prison seversl'
of their men
MISS LI'CY lIt'KI.ESON (at
left, and MISS 81 UNKY lU'HLB
-80N. I.ucy 1h the s<m ond daughter
of the pos: master general, and la
1* She In attending Virginia col
lege, a fashionable girl*' school in
Virginia. Sidney. 16. attend* tbs
name school
mental feara. everything that U
horrible and nauseating. A oaaoa
ret tonight will surely Miaighten
you out b) morning a lOcrnt bol
will k<H |i your head clear. stomacfc
sweet, liver and bowels rocular and
make you feel cheerful and bully
for months
Don't forp»t your ( hlldren —thdlf
little lnaldia mcd a Rood, gently
cleansing, too. occasionally.