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

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WIFE WALKS INTO SURF AND DROWNS: HER HUSBAND IS AFRAID TO FOLLO
MAN'SNERVE
FAILS HIM IN
DEATH PACT
LOS ANGEL FS. July 17.—Hit
courage falling him at the cold
ters of the ocean lapped hit knm.
John Q. Boyle of Sin Franclaco It
■ prlaoner In Jail today, charged
with abetting the tulclde of hit
wife, who fulfilled htr part of the
couple t pact to end their Uvea, and
walked to her death In the turf at
Redondo Beach.
Hojrle and hla wife, who are
to have conducted it lodging house
In San KT«ncl*c>, went to Kedondo
} leach after carefully arranging for
their departure from thl» world
According to the man* broker
story. they stoul on the »(ran<t
Tuesday, their arm* ahotit each nth
er. and said th«-ir farewells Then.
tog< ther. the\ «»Ae l Into Kie suif
The body of Mr* Boyle, who wai
• bout 55 year* of use. »»s waahed
ashore late yesterday
"l simply lost my nerve." Boyle
paid, I lacked th# courage Ye*,
my wife thought I *»« following
her and she did not hesitate She
walked right Into the water."
Rovle *ald he lost a quarter of a
million dollar* In Wall street a few
years ago and since then hit health
has failed.
Odeon Theatre
"The Dream Home"—Reliance.
"The Loat Combination." "Peep
ing Pete and the Bvdit" —.Split
Reel
"Annie Laurie" —Reliance
t'lril Ave- net- I'lk* and I »!•»
Special to Ladies
Tailor-Made Skirt* from your
own material *3.00 We furnleh the
(rood!. 15.00
to I Tnlon St.. Near *th Avenue
Open Evening*
All Night Potlatch
Souvenir
Dance at
Dreamland
Tonight
(Seventh and Union)
Potlatch Souvenira Given to All
Serpentine Battls
Admission 25c, including S dance
tlckett Ladlet free.
ICfflc* Ph/>B«. Mala IT«i
ft*« Fhoti# K#nwwl tn
ROBERT CURTIS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Wiring, Repairing, Inetalllng
101« Post St. Seattle
I "DENNY-RENTON" I
All Clay Products I
1007 Hogs Bldf. I
Pacific Stump Puller
"Ball! fee HtvthvMt Itwpi"
A itmpla powerful and
aire machine. whlrh ran Imi operated
ty o«« rran end one *^ar*e
Call or write for VWLF.V. IIOOKf.fT
It tet'.a bow to dear Hump tend at
a low»r eest per a<-re than haa aver
PACinr m%m r.%f-Ttmron ro
lilt WM»»rti At Wi4t
—i^————
DR. E.J. BROWN
DENTIST
fit First Ave., Tale* Block.
I am now giving my entire lime anl
perioral attantlon to mr Dental Prac
I do not compel# with cbenp
dental work, but nae the he«l material*
known le the dental profcsalnw
Rgamlnatlona end con»ultat|c.n« I
jftT* without ebarge Mr offer to you
le for yo«i to go to any dentiat In Weattl*
»nd >!%▼• *r #iamtneMon. th»n e-%11 on
me and learn my and wha* I car
do for yoij, then hare the dontlet you
want to do your woi-%
Whan you 'om» to my nfflr»m hm
rnra and «ee my p'-ture 1n my «J#n at
the entrance nf *he huttdln* tt'a Juat
Itka the ona tn thta advartUament
Bewara of Fake Trr Browne
Kdwin J. Brown, D. D. a.
Seattle's Dantlat.
"13 Flrat Are.
Open evenlrtirn until and Sun
days until ♦ for people who work
WF, are out of the high-rent district, hut are
strictly in the high-grade piano and player
piano business. We sell hotter pianos for less
money, give easier terms than elsewhere.
WAAK-BAKER PIANO COMPANY, Inc.
1406 FIRST AVENUE. 10« UNION STREET.
Bon Marche Anne* Seattle, Wa«h.
Factory Iri*trlbutor* for the Iver* K Pond, Hallet *r Man*.
P. H. W|i:k, Conway, and Other*
Effective May 22d, 1913
¥IT:IAJUj| S.S.PRINCE RUPERT S.S.PRINCE GEORGE
® Imv* B<-»ttla, Wa»b . I,a*»a Mllli Waah.
Midnight. W*4na»<lar, MNlnlfhl. *<in<Ur.
VlMorta. Vinrwifof. Vlr*orla Vanoouvar.
I'rlr.o nnp«n and and
CONJCISCTINO AT PJUNCE RIJI'ISIIT WKONRSTjA T roll
P'.rt Wmp•on. Mmmtt anil Mi'l'n Harbor
conmc riN'i at rnivf'i wprht hji:iuiat ron
Po*«-h«r In ati'l. HkM««at«, »•*' ofl, I,orkaport, Ik«<la and lion
■arbor
j h oooDinn. c r a t. a. j h nt'not* o»n»r*i
Phor.a Main »T1» • Paa««i,*ar tiapartmanl
r |ty Offlca, Plrat A*a and T»«lar Way, Haa'fl# Willi
AOKM* ton AM. THAN* ATI ANTIC NTKAMMIIir I IMC*
Details of the Organization of "Osg'ar und Adolf, Ltd.
"Summertime Is Girl Time," Ponders
Janie, Her Heart Beating Time With His
A Picture and Fable From Pen of Aly» Goddard
<«Qpui; sajej P 11 * 1 30 - 1 ! J3, l 3 1* **
oi aiuef sim «Xes ~'i»iii |J'* «' •>«»'» HHIVIV.I
hands her supple waist with her prettiest M*.h and rushes
flown the flower-lined walk to where the hammock swings.
Here she has promised to meet Tom. At thought of him
she blushes pink as the roses that bend to caress her cheek
as she sinks into the hammock.
Tom. coming within the cool, quiet shade from the dusty
and noise-laden streets, thinks that Janie is the sweetest
thing the jovous summer day can hold thr prettiest picture
that ever filled the eye of man. From the top of her bronze
crowned head to the very tip of her dainty slippered foot,
Janie is the embodiment of heart's desire'
"Summer time is love time, sweetheart." Tom whisper*
as he looks down into the depths of her golden flecked brown
eve-s. "and love time is our time just yours and mine. This
long, lazy summery afternoon was only made that I might
murmur to you the story of my love For summer time is
girl time boy time love time—and I love you "
Doctor'# Boyish Face
Reveal* Skin Renewer
i .
Ton hmr't th» othwr <1 <ty th» «»nry
of th» phyatclin with «" admirable «
• kin lh*t nil ht« woi»i»n p»ll*n'«
nnl(H the Mfft Il<* told on»* <*h"
told othere that, know
ing the remarkable abaorbent prop
erty "f ordinary m*rcollr»<l wai. he
concluded tHIm mihifinn' would make
an earellent eomple*lon rm'-wr and
lirM>rvr Knowlnir tha wa* rouM
not harm the akin. he began ualn* It
after ahavlnfr »• ' n nhaarved
that the old withered. rolorleaa rut!
ol<* wan »»"lri(r rmdwnll/ ahaorbed
and replaced hy younger. healthier
• kin Thla waa the fllmpla aerret of
allver-halred dM t#f with the
boyl ah fare
The aerret hemma public property
N'>w women everywhere una rnerrol-
Ized wax. applying It nlal ta like « "Id
i-rfH m. waahlnir It off nOflllßfS
i onllnulnif until tha cornple*|r.n la
entirely renovated An nun" of thta
wa i procurable at any dr urirlata.
will banlah the wnnt 'omple*lon
Another valuable rejuirenator used
hy thla doctor waa a wrlnhla-re
mnver and preventive In the form of
a face hath, made by dissolving m
of laiollte in a half pint wltrh
ihnzel Thin alao haa become famous
Advertisement
By Alya Goddard.
OLD MAN IS GONE;
THREE ARE HELD
Die Hand*, John 01* on »n<l W.
Flaher ar* h<?ld at the Kin* county
Jail, pending an Invent I nation of the
rnyfterloua of an old
man. whow name In unknown, but
mho haa l!v<*d for **vrral yeara at
Jiallard and later at Itichrnond
Ileach.
The three under arreat w<r# the
lant who paw the old man About
t«*n <Inya ngo ho bought an rid flnh
Jr.* boat from J. Craln. F*lnher re
ported ho found tho boat adrift
Tueaday, and h« la all*K«d to have
tried to aell the oara and th« atuff
found In the boat.
CONVICT SLAVER
SAN FRANriSCO, July 17.—
Oullty of »n attempt to pander l»
the vprfllct atandlm* aßaln*t Samuel
N Ornbh, ft well known ad vertlnlriK
man. and Mr* Ho*o Mark* The
conviction* are *ald to he Hip flr*t
ever *crured on thl* chartte. Ml*»
f'amlllw Melnln* wn* the principal
wltnc**. Hli" l«lllllfd that *h« t»«-
came acquainted with Oruhb In lo*
Angele* and that after coming hero
he Introduced h'T to Mr*, Mark*,
who placed her In a report.
CHARLEY'S JOKE
The Puyallup (told excitement
w** all a Joke.
After the wboln valley had be
comp excited over the matter, Char
ley Fulmar, who found the "riup
Ket*" In the Hand dun from a well.
Have the thing away and *ald ho
had planted the little plere* of gold
In the *and ]ti*t to have dome fun.
Only one deputy remain* In Ron
ton today Sheriff Cudlhee
ha* cdimed two more of hi*
deputies to he remov«4 from tho
little mining town, whlcn wan
thrown Into con*ldprahle agitation
hy the "bulldozing " tactic* attempt
ed by Deputy bli«rlff Huberts,
TIIK STAR -THURSDAY. |ULY 17. lof3
M'DONALD IS ON
TRIAL IN ALASKA
Jt NKAI*. Alaaka, July 17.—J0
aeph McDonald. general manager of
the Consolidated MlnltiK aud Mill
lug company «>f Ou.majuato Meii
< <>. |k on trial here today for the
killing of (' N lloitea, a mission
ary ut the Treadwell mine, on May
H, li>ol' A Jury haa been secured
and the takliiK of teatlmou) la la
progress
Mclkinnld. who waa not Indicted
ager of the mine, and the two d!»
ngteed over working the mine on
Sunday Wltneatea of the affair
had sca'tered and *ete brought
here from remote parta of the coun
try for the trial
McDonald, *l>° n" Indicted
at the time, waa In Meilco when
the rate finally came to that point,
and he paid hla own way to Alatka
to have !t settled lie la defended
by former I S Senator ('ilea of
Seattle
BROWN LANDS STATE JOB
(II.VM I'IA. July I" J II llrown,
ne»aiiai>er man and republican can
didate for lieutenant governor, waa
appointed secretary of the public
service commit slon. succeeding K
M 1 aimed, who resigned after four
>ear« aervloe llrown. although a
re|iuidlcan. supported I.later for
governor
Your Stomach Bad?
JUST TRY ONE DOSE of
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy and Be Convinced
That You Can Be Restored
to Health.
T«.u are not naked to take Ware's
W o«4rrf»l Moma- h He«t»eit> for
I wr#ka and months before you receive
:%ny benefit one d"»e Is usually re
: >|ulre<l to ennrlrtr* the rnoM nkep
'leal sufferer of Htomach Aliments
that this Krmi reme.l) should re
lators an> one so affl|rt*«l to food
health Mare's «»«*lerfail llnmnrh
llrmvdr Ia« tipnn taker. hv many
thousands of people throughout ih.<*
,nr ,1 It (.ail I ■ .altl health ari l
hapßlnraa t sufferers w • f, n 1 de
: npsfraad of evar helng restored, arid
j who now proa lain ft a Wonderful
Iteme.ty, anrl are urging others w!
Mil y l« suffering with ainnaacta.
I.lter at 1 lalrallaal tllmmla to trv
! • Mil Hatr'a Httndfrfiil
atoma, b It*rar4r l ! • ' different than
most madlclnaa that are put on the
market for the various stomach sll
m*nta It Is really In a class hy It
self. anil nna dose will do more to
j convince the moat skepthal sufferer
than tons of other riic Urines Re
sults from one ,|osa will amaia. ami
! the benefits are entirely natural, an
It acts on the souri * and foundation
'of these ntlmsntn re tnv tn K the poi
sonous rntarrh and hi le secretions,
and allaying ths underlying ehronlo
inflammation In the alimentary and
' Intentlt>»l true! rendering the name
MlUaaptle. Just try ona doss of
llatr'a W onilerfol »lr»t»iae|i Iteoiertr
put It to " test I'"lay yoli will he
ovi-r)oved with your quick rerovary,
land will highly praise It, as thou
• ands of nthera are constantly doing
Hetol for booklet on fttomarh All
ments to Oeo It Mayr. Mfg Chern
l.t 111-ltl Whiting St I'hlcago, 111
Kor aale In Senttln hy Owl Orug
Co Third av an<l Pike at
Motor
Boat
Races
Steamers Portuna and
Atlanta will l>e permit
ted within the line* to
view the motor boat
races on J.akc Wash
ington. The steamer
Atlanta will leave from
Madison Park, steamer
Fortuna will leave from
Leschi I'ark Rax es he
gin at 10 a. tn. on
Thursday and Friday,
and at 1 p. m. on Sat
urday. Steamer tickets,
$1.00. Make yottr res
ervations early.
ANDERSON
STEAMBOAT
COMPANY
Phone Beacon 183.
16' Year-Old Seattle Girl Takes
Five-Year Sentence Rather Than
Testify Against Man She Loves
COMFORT YOUR
TORTURED SKIN
WITH RESINOL
No matter how lon* you hare
been tortured and disfigured by
Itching, hurnlnic. raw or acal) akin
humor*. Juat put a little of that
soothing. antiseptic Keslnnl Olnt
merit on the sores and the suffering
atop* right there' Healing begins
that very minute, and your akin
«et* well ao quickly you feel
aahamed of the money you threw
nway on utteleaa, tedloua treat
ment*
Wh»r««r limit* nro sold. rotj
ran be Just nil atirn of finding Hoa
lnol Ointment a* court-planter or n
tooth brush Thla la bwguae doo
tor* have prescribed It *o regularly
for the Inst eighteen year* that ev
ery druggist known he mual keep
It constantly In sti>ck Trial free.
Dept. ft-P. iloalnot, Italtlmore, Md
Work* wonder* for aunhurn.
Beforw buying Water Front
Investigate
VENICE
On Balnbrldge Island
Albert B. Lord
Northern Bank Bldg.
Meat Prices
CUT
TOMORROW, FRIDAY
FRYE&CO.'S
MARKETS
Ae Follows:
Choice Spare 10'/*
Rib I
Choice Steer Boiling 1 1 «
Beef Ill*
Anchor Brand Bacon 1 01 #*
per lb I trU
Choice Steer 4 C _
Shoulder Bteak Iww
Po* C r
Liver WW
Rib and Loin Mutton IC.
Chops IUC
(This mutton Is of a stafiorlor
quality. Try It.)
GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
MEAT
Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp
It algnlflee purity and quality
Shopa open until 6:20 p. m.
CHRISTINE HA^L
LOS ANGELES, Cel., July 17.
— (Spl. > —Nothing can fore*
Christina Neal, 16-year-old Se
attle girl, to teatlfy agalnat J.
P. Hardlgan, tha man aha aay*
aha loves, though he le charged
with contributing to her delin
quency, for which aha must
serve five yeara In the Whlttler
reform echool.
"I'm willing to give up flva
yeara of my life for Hardlgan,
becauee I love him. I'll give
five yeara of my life for one of
hie any time. They can't keep
me In Whlttler any longer than
five years, anyway, ao I should
worry.
"I wouldn't testify against
Mr. Holllngeworth juat for aplte.
(Holllngeworth was charged
Jointly with Hardlgan.) They
made me mad by aendlnf me to
Whlttlar, becauee I wouldn't
tell on a friend. They cant
make me talk. Why, even my
brothers and alsters have told
me they wouldn't epeak to me
again unless I testified agalnat
Mr. Holllngeworth, but I don't
care.
"But I don't like Dick Hoi
llngaworth th« way I like Mr.
Hardlgan. I can't love mora
than one man at once."
The girl looked down and
amoothed her etylleh gown with
a whlmaleal amlle.
"Well," aha concluded,
"when I get out of Whlttler, I
gueaa all my clothes will be
out of style; that la, If I atay
there five yeara. But I'm not
going to atay there five yeara.
I'm going to escape."
Christine left her home In
Seattle with Evelyn Neebltt,
one of the witnesses In th« vice
Investigation h*re.
FIND BODY OF
WOMAN VICTIM
Ily Pr*a« I,eiui*d Wlr*
POKTI<AND, July 17 —The rescue
party returning In an automobile
from Mt. Mt Helens with the bodies
of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith of this
city, who perished on the mountain
after being lost In a blizzard July 8,
arrived today. Mrs. Smith's body
was found yesterday, according to
member* of the party, about 1,000
feet from where her husband's body,
with the neck and arm broken, was
found Monday. Indications nre that
Mrs. Smith died of exhaustion.
It Is apparent that Mr and Mrs.
Stalth wore separated while trying
to make their wny down the moun
tain tn the storm.
WILL INSPECT MINE
foal dealers In Washington, Or
egon slid llrltlsh Columbia, hare
been Invited to attend the public
Inspection of the Issaquah mine,
operated by the Issaiiuah and Su
perior Coal Mining Co., of Seattle,
which win take place Jul) lf> The
Issaijuah mlnon were recently re
oi>euu<l ou au Mtoublv# scul«.
SHE'S 86, HE'S 29;
DIE TOGETHER
BAN JOSE, July 17.—A strange
tulclde pact la revealed here today
In the death of Mrs. Olive J Smith,
86, and Stephen Mastlck, 29 For
72 houra before the died, Mastlck,
who waa a tuberculosa tijfferer,
fed the aged woman morphine and
wrote down the ttory of her lin
gering death. Then he threw him
telf Into a tbaitow lake at Monte-
rey.
Mastlck's mother, who lives at
I.ake View, Wash , withdrew finan
cial assistance several months ago,
It Is said, since which time Mm.
Smith has been supporting him on
a pension of 111 a month The
strange ;>alr celebrated their Inten
tions with a feast of pie, milk and
Ice cream In Monterey last week,
according to letters signed by both.
DESTROYER HIT
NEW YORK. July 17.~The tor
pedo boat destroyer Fanning waa
convoyed Into the Ilrooklyn navy
yard today by her Hitter destroyer*
the Jarvls and Jenkins Her after
crew compartment »aa flooded and
she was listing badly. The nature
of the accident Is not stated, but
It !• reported that the warship was
bumped and sprung a leak off Fire
Island lightship. The disabled ves
sel left yesterday with the fleet of
warships escorting the rirazlllan
battleship Mlnas (Sernls with For
eign Minister Muller aboard,
out to sea.
AIR SOLDIER DIES
RAUSIURY. En*., Juljr 17.—
Major A. Hewetson of the army
aviation rorps was killed here to
day. While 2<W feet In the sir his,
aeroplane oollapaed.
Get Potlatch hat
Free
We have imported a lot of Potlatch Hats that
intend to distribute among the young men and
young women FREE as long as the supply !•*•«
An imitation Panama that will please the boo«t«n
and fun-makers. Come in and register and get CM
TREE
We have also a supply of Potlatch Toyi f<* the
little ones. Bring them in and let them help along
the celebration.
BUSH & LANE PIANO CO.
Wholesale Manufacturers Rettfl
SEATTLE STORE
1315 Third Avenue.
Today's Stylet Today _
Are You Ready?
You can be in the Potlatch swim j l > st as
not —wc have everything nerVil, and our liberal wtj
doing business enables you t<> 1 uy
Solent what you ; I
want and pay later. j
Do not foricet to ask 1332 -3* Sucond Ave.. *
for aouventr "Seattle's Reliable Credit
Wordt by SchieC
Muiic by M«cDor.b
The Seattle compmln of
National (iuard will (tiv» thetr
nual tnid iuimmer dance on Pri
.•voi.lnj Inly ':U, at tha
. vlllon Mnelc will be
th« 2ml Infantry orchetty*.
Gold Crowns (3-d
T" obtain froo4 ««-rric« frr>a t bi^l
. > •!*••*; »d tooth, allow ut to tr«||J
than fl. It. and afterwards eroviflj
*!th 'ioM or Porcalaln M
will *»• ■ irpr I**4 at tha Qnalttf if]
mirh a tooth-
Bridgeworh $3-K
!♦ r*nulra« ronatderabla of ct*
p#rt#>nca t pl*r* t.rldgt worfr wr*
r*. -tls Our »p#"~lal!»li r*z tßttffc
vt-ur t*'*'th and pla«*a In tbo misfit*
itc*th « f Porr*:ain or Qom oo thot
\'»u will l ava tha baat tervioo troa
full Sets leeUi,(Sl|p
We have tt.ouaanda of NK(»
ttimer* who will tell y»» that flaf
never knew that plate* colli 9m
ted ao Perfectly until they hat aM
the work. j
Any work that doem't yrvraattai
factory will he repair*! frat m
■~hara» at any time I
r„m« In SOON- today If yai vm
for FHFE examination as* wd
!
12-Year Guarantee to Al
Free ELxaminati*
Sohioss
DENTISTS
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