The Seattle star. [volume], May 20, 1913, Page 6, Image 6

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SWEPT
AWAY
The low of a home, a
lot, or acreage,
through faults in the
title f< of almost daily
occurrence.
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protection of tit lev
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will bring interesting
literature.
Washington
Title Insurance
Company
Seattle Agencies:
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Columbia.
80.? Third Av.
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any dentist
could. Our
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and time are
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exclusively l>n account of our
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of cases presented, we have ample
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very fact of thl< biif-r business
and varied practice develops skill
In doing work and in discerning
the proper treatment for the dlf
ferent cases. No dentist of ordl
bary practice gets such broad
knowledge.
These skillful services are your*
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teeth. Investigate our famous Kver
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lowest that have ever been offered
In Seattle. considering the high
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Regal Dental Offices
DR. L. R. CLARK. D. O. 9 . (Mjr.)
1405 3rd Ave.. N. W. Cor. Union St.
J> I »V%
E 7 m Tmlhl I rw> mt ( h*r(« cum f!tt«d »h»M •th+rm
fall. S*w I put ta ftmr nl«| fraaiM
MARCUM OPTICAL CO.
Brine This Ad. »I 7 r I PUTT AT.
What Is Health?
"A condition In which all the functions are performed with re*
ularlty and harmony."—Dungllson.
It la a condition In which Innate Intelligence ha* unbroken
communication with all part* of the body. A condition In which
100 per cent of vital energy la acting on and through 100 per cent
of living tissue In 100 per cent of time. Any deviation from 100
per cent, either in vital energy, tissue or time, constitute* dis
ease, dlacord, diacomfort, distress
iJlaeaKe can only exist where communication has been
•topped between Innate Intelligence and the part.
First the pressure which stops the communication, then disease.
F*.rst the cause, then the effect.
L. R. NUTTING, the Chiropractor, removes this pressure on tho
nerves.
3145 Arcade. Phone Main 1342.
THOSE WHO ENJOY LIFERS
——h LUXURIES NOW
f ARE THOSE WHO DEPRIVED
n. THEMSELVES OF THE
*>T —rOOLISh LITTLE
Jm THINGS AND
*5511krx PUT ™ E,R
/A money
J- n K
DAINK
You see him now going by In his car, living In ease, hut
maybe you didn't «<■»• him when ho wan quietly going to the
Bank, DKPOSITfNG what he could get along without WAT''II
INOO HIS BALANCE GKOW until finally he had money to
n busln« i opportunity wm the beginning of hla FOKTi MK.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on 3avlnga.
Northern Bank & Trust Co.
THB UPTOWN BANK,
Pike Street, Corner Fourth Avenue.
NeitHer Would You Be Plunged in Grief if You Were in AdoTs Shoes
BUTTERWORTK
BOY A SUICIDE
Harry Rutterworth, I! son of
E. R Rutterworth, undertaker, com-
I mlltttl suicide Monday afternoon
j In hla father'a study, at th® family
residence, &JI Olympic place
The boy «ai deapondent becauae
lof hi* poor health lie haa been
i subject to hysteria for a long time,
'and about two months ago falntsd
while at the wheel of nn auto near
| hla father * garage The marhlne
kept turning In circles until one of
I the employe* abut off the |»*«f
isinco that time the l>oy had bi-en
! particularly moroM. and la *ald to
have frequently threatened «ulcldo.
*0 that he wa* kept almost contlnu
ally under guard
The ahot vii beard by hla moth
er, and *he Immediately summoned
a phy*lclan. The boy died before
ho arrived.
POLICE SEEKING
MISSING COXSWAIN
l>ocal police have been asked to
assist In the aearch for C J Wil
ton. coxswain In the V. 8. navy,
who ha* been missing from llrsra
erton since May 7. Jle had HO on
him when he obtained a two-day
leave of abaence Hla superior off!
eer* apeak of htm a* a man of ex
emplary character and believe he
haa met foul play. Wilson wa* en
gaged to wed at girl In Green l,ake
GOVERNOR LISTER TO SPEAK
Wash . May 20.--Gover
nor Lister, Lieutenant Governor
Hart. Treasurer Meath and mem
bers of the highway commission will
attend the Southwest Washington
Development Association meeting
here Thursday and »Iday Gov
ertwir Lister will speak on convict
.labor on roads
Society Shown
in Turkey-Trot
LOriSVIU.E. Ky„ May :0.--~See
Kentucky society do tho turke)
trot"
80 rpad* the advertisements i>f
moving plrturea of the "l.obui *0
city nu«Mi." hoUl recently at the
farm of Clarenoo Lebus, near I<««
ington.
Ihirlng tht> progrvs* of the enter
tainment the mown* picture mm
were everywhere, but when the fact
became known (hat the rights hail
f«-en pun haned to exhibit th« pic
ture* all over the country. e« pedal
ly throughout Keniucky, protest*
wrrn ralaed. The protests firai
too late. Th* pictures are unusual
ly clear, and It la easy to rw<nnli«
those who parMi-l|>a!"d In the dance
THREE SISTERS
DIE TOGETHER
B7 fr«H t cMt'l Wt
SPOKANE, May !0 —Gratifying
a wish often repeated that, having
*0 long been Inseparable In life,
they might be joined In death, the
Misses t<aura. Alice and Melissa
Scovell of Hepubllc. Wash., have
each been called to the beyond
within a few day* All wvre spin
sters. and they had lived together
for year* on a farm near Republic.
Thev often told friend* they want
ed to die together
Laura, W. died of tuberculosis.
May 3. Alice. 59, succumbed to the
same malady May 9 and on May
13. Mc'.lsit*. 65. was Instantly killed
In a runaway accident while she
and her brother. H M. Scovell.
were driving to Republic to take a
train for Spokane, where another
sister. Mr* R E Otis. de*j>erate!y
111 with tuberculosis, can uvs but
a few days
GIRL EMPLOYERS
THREATENTO CUT
Br r»n*4 i wtt
CHICAGO. May SO—Fl*t notice
that the enactment of an eight hour
law would be followed by a rut In
the ««(M of women anil girls Wa*
served on a of tho
! Illinois senate horn today by a
gathering of miyiufacturers who
employ large numbers of womon
j It *m declared that even women
employe* are opposed 'he law
D K Pri'urott, a manufacturer of
, hosiery said: "The »vcr»*» girl
would rather work ten hour* a day
and get 112 a we«k than eight
boura for $< "
GIRL ATHLETES
MEET AT 4 A.M.
Br t*n!f»4 Pr»»« !,•»••<! Wlr.
CORVALUH. Or. Mny iO. Th*
college girls representing Waldo
Hall and the "downtown" of
the Oregon Agricultural college are
being congratulated on their prow
ess as athletes, following the hold
ing of a field meet at 4 a m.
The Waldo Hull team, under the
leadership of Mis* Myllus Hommers
of Pasadena, CTal, defeated their
rivals, who were captained by Miss
Marie ('athey of Kugcne, by a score
of .11 to 27
Heretofore these meets have been
held secretly, hut this year there
was a "leak" somewhere, and a
large crowd was present to witness
the stunts.
Shaving Wife's
Head, 'Cruelty'
Bj fr»«• Wlr*
I.OS ANORIIGB, May 20 Cruelty
I* the ground cited In a divorce no
tion filed by Mrs, llotirl*. the pretty
wife of Angel Rourls of Venice, who
claims that her husband, In u *pa«m
of Jealousy. clipped her hair and
shaved her head, to prevent other
men from gazing on her beauty, in
her complaint the young woman de
clare* her husband never permitted
h»r to leave her home, and that,
when her relatives called, he would
not allow her to talk with them.
President .! V Patnraon of
the Heat tie Construction <■ Dry
do< It Company wan notified to
day that It wiih the lowest bid
der for the construction of the
steel naval submarine tender
Huahnell. The bid of the local
firm wast $918,893
The Hitslinell will be built of
Htecl, feet long, with a ca
pacity of ri,2. r io ton*, It will he
*•'1" 1 pi•«*«! with machinery for
raining sunken submarines and
a machine shop to replace all
worn out parts. The Ruahnell
will be tender to a fleet of 10
submarines, five of which are
already completed.
THF STAK-TUMIJAY, MAY ?0, 101S
LUCKY BALDWIN'S DAUGHTER
TELLS ABOUT THE MISERY HIS
MILLIONS HAVE BROUGHT HER
Children Being Held by
Armed Guard* for Mil
lion Dollar Ransom, De
clares Heiress of World
Famous Character in
Telling of the Wreck of
Her Home.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.—
Two children, 11 and 9 year*,
held under armed guarda In
th# home of their father, Hull
McClaughry, at Oalt. Cal.. while
their mother, daughter and to..
000.000 helreaa of the lata
"Lucky" Baldwin, gambler.
Pacific Slump Puller
"Hulll tnf \ h H
A llmpt* J 1 -* »r * fvl »» 'I l»«||>«K
• h'.rh < mt
b» m%« •• J horwi
'*•!! or writ* f I Krr fHHiKf rt
tl (•!)• how |o « »«r iiuritp !an4 n
* t*w»r «-«.!#• j»«r srf« h»i »vmt
««n t *• ti(* h*r»itf«r<
run i< m\ m » %< r i m >«. to
lIIS %% HrallU W i»t
CjOOI > <.1 -
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Mutrauit « uI Co.
1330 Second Avenue.
$5.00 Glasses
Steven#' Cable Frame
Spherical Lenses
for $1.00
Saturday Only.
Carroll's
1102 Fir»t
IT'S YOURS fOR
A FEW DOLLARS
PER MONTH
This attractive Cottage,
priced at $1,500 on terms.
Plumbing all in, light fixtures,
shades go with the house anil
lots; 4 blinks from the car at
Columbia; 15-minute car ride
from the shopping district.
DAVIO P. EASTMAN
505 Lowman Bldg
RESINOL A SAEE
SHIN TREATMENT
You need never hesitate to use
' Ftesinol Soap and Keslnol Ointment.
I There Is nothing In them to Injure
1 the tenderest surface. Keslnol Is
a doctor's prescription which
proved so successful fur eczema,
ringworm and other Itching, burn
i Ing. unsightly skin eruptions, that
1t has been used by other physi
cians all over tJn< country for
' eighteen years. No other treat
ment for the skin now before the
'public can show audi a record of
| professional approval
In a tingle numtli, two hundred
nnd * twenty-one doctors wrote - uh
endorsing 'He lie- in>>l preparation
j They would not have donn so If
Ithoy bad not found them highly
i valuable In tlitsir own practice
They proscribe Keslnol freely, con
fident that Its soothing, healing
action is brought alfriut bv agents
so bland and gentljj as to tx suited
to the most delicate skin nv u of
a tiny baby.
The nearest druggist sells Itesl
nol Ointment (f>oc and $1 00) and
Keslnol Soap (2.""»<•» or you can try
thmn fre# by writing to Dept. 23 K.
Keslnol, Italtliv **s '-u- liberal,
buujyle of uitw
miner and horeeman, la ualng
every mMH In her power to
get poaaeaalon of them.
A once happy home broken
up.
Thia la the ellma* of the
long tottering domeetlc atruc
ture of the McClaughrye.
cauaed by the mllllona left by
the late "Lucky."
"He took my children away
from me euddenly laet fall for
the purpoee of forcing my
Deitra, 11, and Baldwin McClaughry. 9, children of Lucky Bald
win's daughter, who ara the central figures In sensational develop
menta aa a reault of the fight between Mre. McClaughry and her hue
band, caueed by the Baldwin millions. Inset, picture of Anita, daugh
ter of "Lucky," who li fighting for her freedom and her children.
hand," Mr*. McClaughry said.
"There shall be no more talk
of settlement. I will not give
him money for these children,
although I have alwayi stood
ready to make a settlement on
him as the husband of a rich
woman. I will get the children
yet, and bring them up In the
proper way."
All that old romance of the
poor San Francisco clerk and
the daughter of "Lucky" Bald
win, which began nearly 15
years ago, la dead.
When the McClaughrye were
first married they lived on hie
money, the salary of a clerk.
The marriage was against
the wishes of "Lucky" Bald
win. He had more soaring
Ideas for his girl. But she was
willing to leave her home of
"DENNY-RENTON"
All Clay Product*
1007 Hogr Bldg.
« ffli • f*hona. Main : »
Rm Ph«»n«. Ktnw'imi 1 4?t
ROBERT CURTIS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Wiring, Repairing, Inttalliny
1018 Pott St. Seattle
Acreage
We have some very good
buys in acreage near Scat
tie. Smiie tracts as low as
$25 per acre.
ALBERT B. LORD
An old established office,
fully equipped in every de
partment of real estate.
Northern Bank Bldg.
lunury for a cottage.
But money clinke and Jlnglea
through her entire atory.
It wit lack of money at flrat.
"It began almoet aa aoon aa
we were married," aald Mra.
McClaughry.
"He waa poor. Although I
tried to do all the work, etlll
he alwaya complained about my
eitravagance. Hie paaalon waa
economy. He did not make al
lowancea for my lack of train-
Ing In these things.
"When my father died and
left me a share In hie millions,
I became more Independent,
and began to fight back when
he scolded.
"He was financial master be
fore the world, but I held tight
to the purse strings. I gave him
half my income tor managing
the estate, but held onto the
principal."
Money surrounded the Mo-
Claughrys like a wall.
"After I Inherited my fortune,
my husband persecuted me
woree than ever. He declared
that he was not being treated
as the husband of a rich woman
should be. I left him once,
about a year ago, because I
couldn't stand hie talk. Then
I offered him $250,000 If he
would etop persecuting me."
ALASKA COAL IS
ASKED FOR NAVY
WA3HINCSTON, May 20.—A
strong plea for Alaskan coal for
navy use on the Pacific coast was
voiced today before the senate com
mitter oil territories by .John Hlg
gons, a navy paymaster. The navy,
according lo Hlggons, Is using 2!>0,-
000 tons of coal annually on the Pa
cific coast, and It Is all shlp|H:d
from Norfolk.
STRONG WELCOMED
KETCHIKAN. Alaska, May 20 —
The w hole town turned out here this
morning as a committee of welcome
to greet (iovernor and Mrs. J. F. A.
Strong on their return to Alaska,
Mayor M I. llcncKan. Capt W. A.
Conuell and elms 11. CoHßrovp es
< orted the governor to his hotel,
where an Informal reception was
held.
COM MK\( - 1:MI:NT I:\ KIICISKB
for the graduating nurses of the
Providence hospital \*<ll be held at
Holy Names academy, 21st av. and
ROT St., Wednesday night.
HAVANA.—OWN. MARIO O.
MKNOCAI, was today Inaugurated
president lu the aaehnm at tho pal
uc» hero.,
TUK I'KBHIIjKNT arn»«l at PARIS WBPATCHES tru
l'l»r I) From Han rranr%n<o Monday ' V |#-nna n<»* a*«ncy 4«dto s
ntgbt With a pa,...,.*-r U.t of 400 f , f T '
and a Mr cargo of R»n»ral freight
The Bpokano <«un<- In from couth " r . *"° Rt»ught the »or«r«t(Bj|
i .tht'Tri Aliuika porta with a [mmu-ri Albania, ha* b«en
kt Hit of f>o. > follower* of klza fiej.
MEAT PRICES Oil AGAIN FOR WtDNfSOAI
The Middlemen Eliminated at
FRYE & CO.'S MARKETS
Tomorrow (Wednesdayl the following big *peclal« will beortetfi
at our markets:
Loin PorK ICrt Choice Shoulder S*
Rout 101/ Mutton ICt
Choice Sugar Cured Choice Steer Shoulder 4F
Bacon Back* I I?v Steak I 3(
Choice Washington Of|, Strictly Fr**h ®a
Creamery Butter .... OUii Ranch Egg* Xwt
Tb# fttoft prw» will pr#T»l i at the fottowiN* mamtS:
Ol.VMrir HOIK KT, »«■»■< ■ rlk«.
IKtITI K (HHKirr. *m 4 I«l« War.
WEITI tKK Hl.»t «o. mm 4 Plae.
a tir.ini o »ir*T <«, Tmi
*M I» »V Mtai CO nmm *• mm*
r«U tlir. H IKK KT. 1»»-» ITm ' M.rk«A
mil inn hark NT. *«"■'<
o« II MOTTOi "Krom p*'kln» hou»« to comomw."
OOVEItNMKNT- INHPKCTKr 1 VP. AT for the O. » trnft
Hint Ii »lr-T-» purl'? ""I i*«ttlr hbot>« "V*" "n'tl *4* > >
WHITE SUITS
FOR SPRING
Our North wlndown *how
a number of the lateit and
moet drrtrable Fancy Tail
ored Suits In white Serge*,
Bedford* and Ratine* We
have a splendid selection at
PRICES FROM $25
Just a imall payment open*
an account here, then buy
what you with and hare It
chanted, making payments
each week or month. Thl* 1*
the sort of credit worth while.
1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union Sf
lUllnblf ( rfdlt
GOOD DRAWINGS
TAT S GOOD ENGRAVINGS
I /A have ten times the effectives*!
II selling goods that is true of d
P jJT ary reading matter. Thtt'i <
'Va the big corporations use HI
picture 10 per cent
Ing matter In their ads. Tit'
bin method. You »ifll
even In email *V
THE RAPID SERVICE ENGRAVING Cft
JAMES 8. DITTY.
229-230 Liberty Building—Opposite Pootoffico Elliott SP
Mr LOW FARES EAST
JS "MILWAUKEE''
yJM DAILY"
jjWIjJI Pfayza fo <Sepf(*fri& e r3o
FKOM
SEATTLE, TACOMA, PORTLAND. VANCOUVER
and all other points in the Northwest to
Boston $110.00 Pittsburg *5j
Buffalo 92.00 Rochester, N. Y *,
Chicago 72.50 St. Louis, Mo Z.
Duluth 60.00 St. Paul, Minn.
Minneapolis 60 00 Sioux City. lowa Ju
Montreal 105.00 Toronto, Ont .X
New York 108.50 Washington
Philadelphia 108.50 Winnipeg !T|
Omaha. Council Bluffs, Kansas City and St. Joseph
T1( kits will ho sold at proportionately reduced faros to
OTHKIt POINTS In tho Kast In addition to those named. ""i
may be made through California at t:htly hlstior furcs.
LIMITS and S COVERS
FINAL RETURN LIMJT, OCTOBER 31, 1913.
Mber»l atop-over privileges and choice of different roat "jS
•ffered. I'or additional Information rocardmg (ares, rout#,
Inn car reservations, otiv, call on or address
A. P. CHAPMAN, Jr. J. L. CR|SWEL^
Gen'l Agent Passenger Dept. City Passenger *I*^
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY.
Second and Cherry, Seattle. I
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