The Seattle star. [volume], July 21, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

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AMUSEMENTS
MOORE 2:30 & 8:30
Twtee Daily Aa Tale Week
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Drama
IX This is th. M
•131 amount of inter- hi
l§jf est your de- Vf|\
L§ posits will earn \g\
J= for you while be- \gj
tft tng safely guard- Isl
is *d for use when lj|
is yon most need U
tg It's a satisfac- |jg
tion to know Is
that your sav- /g
yl\ ings are not idle /g/
v§\ when placed in JMJ
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(ICE gs
1 ICE DELIVERY CO.
I ELLIOTT 5560
When a *tore doe* a big bualnesa
there'a a reason for It.
The faateat growing dental bual
nea* In tb« Northwest la dona by
til* Regal DenMati. Ho we muat be
making good all our promlaea to do
high-grade dentlatry for one-ha)f
th« price that any dentlat In the
Northweat haa ever attempted.
Juat think, we will make you a
regular extra h«avy »10 Gold Crown
lor |4. or n plate for IS thnt you
eannot duplicate any place elite for
?**■ than $10.
WE GIVE OAS
Regal Dental Offices
Dr. L. B. Clark, O, D. 9., Manager
4406 Srd Av*„ N. W. Cor. Union St.
. Koto: Bring thl* ad with you.
TACOMA SOCIETY GIRLS ARE
FREQUENTERS OF A NEGRO'S
OPIUM DEN. DETECTIVES SAY
Mar# aodety woman aad promi
nent Tacoman* been making *ecret
vlalta to a eociuded opium dee on
the Hank* of tha Stuck river, near
Sumner, conducted by a negro who
waa for marly chef at tha Tacoma
Country h Oolf club?
Sensational teattroony involving
prominent woman and man ta as
parted to ba broaght oat whan
William (live* a, tha negro pro
prietor of a notortona road houaa
saw Sumner, la broaght bafora tha
United Btataa grand Jury.
HaM Undar >1,400 •all.
Olvena waa gives a preliminary
hearing before V. 8 Commlaaloner
McMillan yeaterday la federal
court, and bound over oa a charge
of transporting opium and having
opium In bla poe»e»»ion. with hi*
ball eat at 11.500 raah.
Olvan* haa been a reeldent of
Tacoma for 10 year* and la rated
among society people aa tha beat
chef In the city. Fur year* ha wai
head chef at the Country club.
Later he became private caterer
to the "#00" of Tacoma.
Buys llg Automobile.
Roon he purchased a large tour
tng car i nd waa oft*n ee4n driving
fhahtonahle women aad well
dressed man out to the country.
Tha colored chafe lateet Invest
ment waa a house four ml lee from
Bamner, oa tha Slack river. He
opened a private opium den. tha
avthorlttee aay. Frequently Olvena
came to Tacoma. obtained paaeeo
gers for bla machine among ele
gantly dressed women of the North
Had and waa aeen driving them
WE'VE GOT DOC NERVOUS OVER
THIS MUNICIPAL DAIRY PLAN
"Hey—
A Htar m»n, going the round* of
the city hall. atopped anddenly a*
i a commanding voice echoed
through the third-floor corridor to
day. It waa Health Commlaaloner
Mcftrlde.
"For the lore of your country
and the aake of peace, plemae let up
on that municipal dairy for a
while." he pleaded earneatly.
"You've got everybody in town
acared to death, and they're all din
nlng at me to get buay. I AM
hu»y—working night and day get
ting that new milk ordinance
framed up, and until that la out of
the way th*re la no uae talking
about the city controlling Ita milk
an riftl*
CHOKES HIS WIFE;
HIS PLEAS FAIL
TO MOVE GORDON
"I didn't strike her, Judge. Tbla
la the flrat time we're had any
trouble In the four montha we've
b«-en married. Hhe get* hysterical,
thnt's all t-et me go and I'll net
rl«lit bstck to work," cald Walter
M''f,a>iarhlln, a young accureii
before Judge Gordon of wife tx-at-
In®.
Two officer* te*i|fled they *aw
him atrlke hla wife and choke her
aenaelpaa.
"I can't let you go thta time,"
«ald the Judge. "Thirty daya In
Jail and II00."
DRUG STORES
TO DROP BOOZE
Selling of liquor 111 ilrug store*
waa acored severely by member*
of the Waahington State i'liarma
ceutlcal aaaociatlon In their con
vention at Rainier National Park
Inn. It waa agreed that It ahould
be eliminated from these atorea.
THE picture shows only half of the room where Ed Sim*, L. D. McArdle, E.
J. Koors, et at., ere pulling the strings and staging, through Secretary of
State Howell, a $300,000 hippodrome.
Three or four clerks could have done all the work legally necessary on the
initiative bills at Olympia. But the Stop-Look-Listen league is now trying to make
its extravagant statements as to the cost of initiating laws in this state come true.
And Howell is doing his level best, therefore, to spend every cent of the $300,•
000 appropriated by the last legislature for possible needs for initiative pur
poses. Howell has given every ward heeler in the state some tort of repre
sentation in the crowd of 180 he is employing to "check" up the petitions.
The standpat game is to pile up expenses on the initiative laws so as to
give direct legislation a black eye. And Howell's a regular bear cat at finding
a way to spend money—YOUß MONEY.
southward to Ma cottage
Rid** With Woman.
City detectlvaa often it* Olrene
In ht« Mg car with eoclety MM
leavin* the city alway* In the »ame
direction.
Ulren* was arrested at midnight
Snndvy by four deputy sheriffs,
who raided his roadhouae ta search
of liquor
In tha (tn|* behind the roaV
bouse they found a largo dlah pan
eoatalatng a half pound of smoking
opium, with a larga Iron apooa In
It tor stirring.
Opium "UyMf lit Sedream.
Is a bedroom. apparently uae t
by patron* of the place. the depu
tie* found a Cblneae opium pipe,
with several small Jara filled with
opium. and a complete opium
"lay oat."
"I dent think there la any
doubt that eoclety gins were
going out to the den." ssld a
city detective today. "Olvena
waa one of tha meet popular
chafe and caterers of any who
dealt with Tacoma'e eoclety
else*. and after he bought hie
autC" ->hlls the eoclety women
patronised him greatly.
"It would net surprise ma ta
hear that several prominent
women, and man. too. had been
regular-patrons of ths opium
Joint. Olvena Is s notorious
opium smoker, and eo Is the
white woman ha haa heen liv
ing with."
The negro Is reported to be worth
several thousand dollars.
"I believe the municipal dairy
would be a good thing, but we
c*n't Jump Into It blindfolded It
will have to he Inveatlgated like
everything ela«. and It will take
time. I aee the humane aoclety la
agitating K. Kverybody'a doing It.
and I dream about It nlghta. Soft
pedal a little, won't you?"
The doctor'a remarka. It may he
explained, were forthcoming ao
the reatilt of action by the King
County Humane aoclety, which Inat
night appointed a committee. In
eluding Mr* Mary E.» H«-ttlnger,
Mra. H B. Ilowne and Mra. H K
Orlgga, to do their dlngdeat to get
an ordinance of aome aort pwM
Ing f> r aurh a dairy, through the
council.
RECALL AGAINST
OFFICIALS FAILS
CENTRAI.IA, July 21 The recall
flection against Mayor H. W
Thompson and Commissioner* A E
Bear* and W. B. Kler, held yester
day. failed. Hear* retalna hi* office
by a majority of 270. Thompson by
*J. and Kler by (I Heven charges
were filed agHlnat th« commission
era.
GOWAN KEEPS
HOT AFTER HIM
I*fe Hamilton la atll! aafe.
Judge Mitchell Gilliam haa come
to hi* reacue by refualng to grant
the writ of mandamua aaked for by
Richard Go wan of Vaahon laland to
compel the county auditor to ac
cept Oowan * eindlrtacy for the Job
of county <omml*«loner.
r>o*an will appenl. Oowan I*
questioning th»- right of commit
*lonnr* to hold f itr ytnr term*
Moonlight Excursion and Da lin
ing on Hteamer laaaquah on I«ke
Waahington tonight, leaving
at A:1B and Madlaon Dark at I; 30.
—Adv.
STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914. PAGK 2.
DID 'EM ALL
liar* ta today'* contribution to
the quaadon. doea a hen sit or aat
on OCX T
"Dmt Editor Bur—l mutt tall
you I have made a dlacnvery !
broke an «<( from mr doten r»
terday, and I am aura the Hod
muat Ha*# alt. aet and aat. It cur*
waa atrong enough to rout (ha *I**l
rafta M C. 11
LESCHI PARK
FOLK SCARED
Every time a realdent In tba vlcta-
Ity of park out after
dark tbea« evenlnga and meeta any
ahadowy thing. aurb aa a trea. he
dlea right on tbe apot with fright
Tba unlveralty* wild man baan't
created half the Itrmr that a high
way roan baa who haa bean haunt
ing tba I«earh| dlatrlct fttr aeveral
nlghta.
Two vara bald up a raw nlghta
ago
Today the women folka ara ter
ribly wrought up. for laat night the
bad man held up M (». Blfuaa, I20!>
Seventh a*., right In the park
He waa walking toward tha Ye*
ler rable lln» when the (hug atapped
from thin air and told him what to
do. But Blfuaa refuaed to ba-fuaaed.
and kept right on going Tba ne«t
thing ha knew ha waa admiring the
atara revolving In hla haad. and
watching tha highwayman (printing
toward Ml Rainier.
They have a policeman out there,
but he la ao buay guarding homea
he haant had time to hunt for
Jeaaa Jamea yet.
FIRST TO PAY TAX
OI.YMHA. July Jt—The flrat
company to p»y the apeclal privi
lege («j nn private cur hiialnea*
done In thin mat* la the Kelaon
Morrla Co.. Chicago packer*. who
yeaterday remitted 44 <ent*. with
Intereat. Other concern* owa a
total of about $|(>O,OOO (pedal privi
lege tai.
'WE NEED FARMS'
RAYMOND. July ll.— More farma
and more farmer* and better road*
In Waahlngton were advocated by
Oov. Krneat I.later In hie addre**
liefore the Convention of Woraen'a
Cltiba here laat evening.
July Prices
All Through Thla
FURNITURE
STOCK
Coma In and aaa how much
your monay will buy at our
cut prices.
furniture
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
ALL AT JULY SALE
PRICES
Soma great valuaa In
uasd rangaa—all makaa.
Many as good as naw.
S. H.Poynor
The Krnaumjr Store,
mil KOI'H'PH AVKXHR
Hrlxrm l'lk» and Ftaa.
HUERTA SAILS
FOR JAMAICA
WITH FAMILY
PrrRTO Micxiro, July tl —A
pa**<-nger on tba Oertnan crulaar
t>r»*d»n. ex-l*real4eiit Muerta la on
hi* way to Jamaica today.
With him ara hla wife and daugb
tara. Klena. Eva and (fella, and ex-
War Mlnlater Rlanquet and hla wife
and daughter Hperanta.
On tba Brlllab crulaar Rrlatol (till
ta tba harbor, ar* the ax-dlctator**
»<>na, J-irga and Victor, and their
wlraa. Jorge* four children and
(Jen Euente* and rranrlaoo (ill and
tbalr wtvaa. both daughter* of the
e*-f>reeldent.
The refugee* of |e*» Importance
remained on ahor*. awaiting the ar
rival of the ateamahlp City of Mex
ico. chartered by ex-Prealdent Hoar
ta to take than to placwa of aafaty.
The Dreaden aalled at 7:30 p, ra
The faithful l»tb regiment atood
at preaent arma on tha wharf aa tba
crulaar ateatned away.
VILLA GET* INTO PARADC
CHIHI'AHUA. July ll.—Oaa.
Villa axpec-ta to atart aoutb before
nlgbi, at the head of 6.000 iroopa. to
Join Oontalea and Obregon and
their men at Queretaro. for a tri
umphal entry Into Mexico City.
PLAN EXTENSION
OF CITY CARUNE
INTO BALLARD
An ordinance providing for the ex
tendon of the municipal car linn
to Mallard waa Introduced by Coun
cilman Krirkaon Monday.
f'ubllc utility bonda. payable out
of the earning* of the mad. are to
b« l**ued The exten*lon la to bo-
Kin at Nlcker*on at, where IX
vlalon A terminate* at pre*ent
It will rroaa Into Itallard over
the ranal bridge at 15th a*. N. \V..
wblrh haa recently been approved
by the votera. Krlcknon* ordi
nance waa referred to the utllltlea
committee.
The council Monday paaaed ap
propriation bllla providing 13.511
for a car Uarn, ildetracka, and
awltche* for the l.ake Burlen line
and $7,500 for the conatrnetion of
a freight car.
Whadda You Mean?
"WHISTLI FOR IT"?
There were no electric balls and
no push buttons In the taverns of
Merrle England,
j-v so when some
"valiant trencher
r-AJ (STrt) man" wanted bis
V V tankard of ale re
"Vf filled he "whls-
JTfJr I tied for It"; that
11 KW. L la. he blew the lit
tie whistle at
tschefl to the handle of his mug
These tankards were called whis
tling tankards, and to their com
mon use In those farawny daya we
owe tha expression, "Whistle for
It"
HOW TO CLEAR
AWAY PIMPLES
Hathe your face for several min
utes with Heslnol Hoap and hot
water, then apply a little Reslnol
Ointment very gently. Let this
stay on ten minutes, and wash off
with Reslnol Hoap and more hot
water, finishing with a dub of cold
water to close the pores. Do this
once or twice a day, and you will
he astonished to find how quickly
the healing, antiseptic Heslnol med
ication soothes iind cleanses the
pores, removes pimples n nd black
heads, and leaves the complexion
clear nnd velvety.
Heslnol Ointment and Ueslnol
Soup stop itching Instantly and
speedily heal akin humors, heat
raah, sunburn and charing. Bold
by all druggists. For free trial size,
writ* Dept. 30-R, Resluol, Haiti ,
more, Md.
NATIONAL PIANO MANUFACTURERS
HAVE CLOSED THEIR DOORS
Entire Stock Purchased Far Below Real Value by
Eilers Music House
WE BOUGHT UNDER PRICE, WE'LL SELL UNDER PRICE
0 /
This Stock Goes on Sale at the Big Music House, Third and University
St., Tomorrow Morning at 8 o'Clock.
The la the why and the wherefore of
a bIK pin no offering at Ellara Mualc Houaa,
Third av. and llnlveralty at. Tbera la no r«*a
aon why every Weatern home abould not now
have a good piano t'orne and aee (he Inatru
menta, fry them and teat them. The Inatru
menta Included In thla purcbaaa are not obao
leie, dlacarded gtylea, but modern inatrurnenta,
Player Planoa and Oranda. There are only two
antique* In thla entire atork, on* a Htory *
< amp, the other » Htalnwar The balanc* of
thla atork r«pr«aenta aplnndld. fraah. new good*
direct from tba factory. It la a well-known
fact that th» National llano Manufacturer* re
• Dtly receiver) many car loada In Heattle. The
quality of good* and the prlcea will apeak for
theraaelvna The lieat way la to look every
where for the beat new piano or Player piano
to be had at a certain price, then come to the
ItlK I'lano llouae and find the aama grade and
quality for le*a.
LATEST AND VERY FINEST
You will find here Player Planoa that are
positively the very flneat to be had. Each
Inatrument la a modal of perfection, each will
appeal at once to tha beatpoated Player Plan-
Ut. Needleaa to aay that moat asUaordlnary
concaaalona war* made to Induce ua to take
thla large atork. Nov Ellara Mualo Houaa of
fera theaa Inatrumenta for aala at tha aama
advantageoua baali Tbay are to ba aold at a
lower price than then* or almllar new
I'layer Piano* are obtainable for In Reattla or
any rtty In thla bin. broad land.
Tome In and oak eapwclally to aee tha aplen
did Thomaa Orcheatral Player Piano. Mr.
Thomaa atatea that thla repraaenta tha product
rtf alxtaen y<-ar» labor. It la a Player fit to
STar« tba Mualo room of Heattle'a flneat home.
SOME FOR ONLY *33S
Tba prlcea at which w* are dlapoalng of
Player Piano* begin at only $336. Rom* are
$377 60. other* 1414. and the cholceat are of
farrd at $648. FYae Mualo Holla are Included
wtth each and every Inatrument. and alao an
appropriate bench and free delivery given with
DIDN7 WAKE HIM;
HE STABS COOK
KMjENHUV'RO. July ll—Bo
cauae Ralph Orady. rani h cook,
failed to awaken Robert McKnlgbt
In time for the noonday nival yea
terdty. the latter alaabcd lirady
with a knife. Infllctlnt probably
fatal Injurl#*
DONT HURRY TO WED
FOREIGNER, SHE SAYS
Mlaa Irma Kllgallen
NEW YORK. July 21 —American
fath«r*ln-law are one of the aerloua
obataclea to International marrlagea,
declared Mlaa Irina Ktlgallcn. the
former Conn ten* Motirlk de Meau
fort, aa *he *alle<| on the Aqnltnnla
for I'arla to continue vocal atudlea.
"The American father-in-law can
not understand the foreigner's view
point and a continual rlaiih results."
she says. "Any girl of thla country
who desires to marry a foreigner
should spend at least two years
abroad, and any prospective bride
groom from Kurope should live here
that length of time. Then there
would be a chance of the union turn
ing out happily."
WOMAN KILLED;
BODY ON BEACH
OAIA'RSTON, July 21.—With a
bullet hole In her head and half
burled In the sand, the body of a
woman was found on the beach
here today.
The police believed the woman
was murdered and robbed, and
that her assassin then dragged her
body to the beach, hoping It would
be carrlcd away by the tide.
MEN FIGHT FIRE
OLYMPIA, July 21 The entire
male population of Gate City, 20
miles south of here, Is fighting a
raging forest fire which threatens
the destruction of the town.
Three homes In Olympla were en
dangered last night by a fire which
■wept over a 40-acre tract of timber.
In tha city llmlta. Each Inatrurnent will he
covered by the Manufacturer 1 * giarantaa, iu
to doubly Inanri- aatlafactlon. the famooa Ellara
I'ncondltlonal Guarantee alao a< compaolei »*rk
and every fsatrumcot aold
I prlKht Planoa are now obtainable for tin.
1167, $1»«. I-'OK. and upward. We want yo« to
U»i Mupcrb Instrument! now offered f or
1236. 1262 ana the cholnniit at 1310 Hee the
Grand Piano* at f36S and |G35.
EASY TO PAY FOR ONI
Any Piano, I'layer I'lano or Grand to tblst*
rnense «to<:k may bo bad on such nur terms o(
payment aa any home can conveniently ar
rantc«. Thla j.ayment plan places a piano wttfc.
In the reach of every child which ought to bar*
a musical education. No home should U witb.
out tuusla We will arrange paym«nta monthly
quarterly, aeml-snnually, or even on a one 114
two-year plan. We have had to pay caah for
thla atoc.k, and we are deslroua of gf-tttog
aa much caah aa poaalble, yet we will not ra
fuae to accept any terma that have a semblaaaa
of being reasonable. We make no raah "-'t
merits, and everything will be found exactly M
atated in thla ad. The Planoa included to tbla
offering will be Urged with a red tag; all ott
era are our regular stock, hence there wfl] be
no difficulty In determining what la inelodei
and what la not
Out-of-town buyera ahould write or telepbOM
for descriptive Uja> and numbera. Any Instra
ment sent subject to examination upon depoat
of a reaaonabie amount The depoett will be
cheerfully refunded If the instrument 1* aot
found aatlafactory. Thla aale will b* condoct
ed until every lnatruuient la sold.
We wish to repeat that every Instrument ta
thla aale la definitely guaranteed; money back
If Instrument, after delivery, doea sot prove la
every way satisfactory, or as repraaaatal
tellers Music Mouae, the nation's largest aid
moat responsible retailer*. Kilers HolMlag,
Third and Cnlveralty.
WITNESSES TELL
STORY OF MURDB
PARIS, Jaly tl.—Paul Bonrget, l
the author, playwright and member
of tbe Academle Krnncalse, was to
day'a first witness at the trial of;
Mme. Henrlette Caillaux.
Boairget was wlth Kditor Oaaton
Calmette of Ue Figaro, In the lat-1
ter"a office, when Mme Caillaux' j
card waa brought In. the day the
editor was killed.
"It la Mme. Caillaux." the wltneoa
described Calmette aa aaylng. as h»
glanced at the card.
"Are you going to receive her?"!
Hourget said he asked j
"I must —she is a woman," the ed-J
Itor was quoted as replying.
"Very well," the author testified
he answered, "then 1 will leave
you."
He had reached the front door of
the building, a flight below Cal
mette'a office, when he heard the
commotion above and ran back.
lie w as one of the first, he said, to
rush Into the office, where Calmette
lay gasping In his armchair.
WE GUIMNTEE
■at
Satisfaction when you have
Glasses fitted by us, whether
you pay $2 50, $5.00 or $7 00.
Manufacturing plant in con
nection.
Curry Optical Co.
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
Third Floor, 3064-66 Arcade Bldg
Bring This Ad With You
Everyone Knows There b
Little Satisfaction in Having
Hot Water Unless There Is
Plenty of It
ml IE cheapness, convenience and constancy
of pas, when applied to the heating of
BSyi water, cannot be equaled by any other
means.
We have water heaters of various style*,
sizes and prices on display, in operation, W
our show rooms.
Seattle Lighting Co.
UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR $132
TO OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS
Mm«. Call laux was standiag fSto
calm, the automatic still ta I*
hand. To the office sttcndaatVt*
held her. Bourget testified SbsflM
"Let go of me. I an a woaaa. t
ahall not run."
Joseph Caillanx, a tDiMr
premier more recently mlnlstsr of
finance and generally mas Mad
one of the most brUUaat MB 4.
hts generation In Franca, was tba
star witness at todays searioa tt
the trial of his wife.
Next In Importance to tba tNtf
mony of Caillaux was the natfV
of a deposition from Pntfat
Polncare himself, dealing wttt M
dents whlch led up to tbe sboottv
and ending dramatically wMb ads
sciiptlon of the president's sflb*
to prevent a tragedy at tba ta
ll rai time that Mme. Calllaax ws
entering the receptioa room at la
Figaro."
WOODS BOMM
OLYMPIA, Julr 21. —The BmMB
and Western lumber ramp, mst
Kelso, in In the path of • »*|i*
forest fire, and the company
tnx It* equipment out of the «*#•
to a place of safety.
6UH WAS ROTO!
CKNTRALIA, July
playing with his brother's reTofrw.
which the child took from as**
his pillow. Roland Raniln sat
through the Intestines, and Is Ijfrl
at the point of death.
AFTER KINO ST. SALOO*
Three offenses against thf «HJ
ordinances, two robberies s* «
violation of the Sunday law, sB •
two months, are charged «p totr
Alps liquor store, 619 King it. V
Chief Griffiths, who sent a
nlcation to the council, to bt
when the license comes op tori*
newal.