The Seattle star. [volume], October 06, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK
Matinee and Evening Startup Sunday Matwjee
Nino Mnrric "™ MUSICAL EVENT
Nllld HIUII Id OF THE SEASON!"
& Co. CAROLINA
MM WHITE
Late Prima Donna of
The Primrose Four the Philadelphia and I
■■■ Chicago Opera Co.
Etbel Kirk 4 Billy wuue Weston
PnAArh; Rutaell Mack and
' U 6 C "J Blanche Vincent
Jed & Ethel Dooley
Galetti's Baboons Partner I
77 u , . The Fleming*
Bllgonette KO&ID Orpheum Travel
ZT ITJ Weekly
Toe Gliders reserve your
Orpbeam Travel Weekly SEATS NOW
MATINEE DAILY AT 2:20
(Kxccpt Sundav* and Holiday*,
EVENINGS AT 8:20 10<\ -5o AND 500
COMMISSIONERS STAND PAT ON
DECISION TO BUT COUNTY FARM
For abou' three hour*. Tuesday
afternoon, orator* of ever- dogrw
*poV * before the commissioner*
about the purchase of the Slim
son farm by the county.
But there ne*«r was a moment
when It wa.«n t absolutely certain
that Commissioner* Hamilton and
Knudsen *ou d vote for the pur
rha»« snl Chairman Carrtgan
would vote ngalnsl It.
All the oration* hart about a»
mtich effect a» a prohibition talk In
a brewery
The commissioners »«r game,
the They patiently sat thru atl
the speeches.
Representatives of the Commer
rial Club, the Chamber of Com
m«rce the Municipal league, the
Home Owners' asaociallon and the
King County Medical society op-
VICTIM OF
HARD TIMES
Oldest Clothing Store on
Pike St Closed for the
Benefit of the Creditors
Ths Union I.*bel Cto<hlng Store,
which haj been Id business for the
past several year*. and la located
at 423-425 Pike at. closed the door*
Tuesday night. Oct. 6. for the bene
fit of the rredltora and ha* had
them cloaed ever since. The I'nlon
Label Clothing Store wu up
again*' a toning proposition and
haa to* considerable money dur
ing the time It haa beet) In bust
nesa, and baa dertdad to quit. The
store will be cloned to make ar
rangements to dl*p<>ae of the (took
direct V> the public Tbta 1* a caae
where a merchant ha«i been un
fortunate on account of the hard
time* throughout the conntrr and
•11 compelled to close hia door*
for the bereflt of the creditor*.
Ffcr particulars see tomorrow even
ing's Star
•25.00 REWARD
for dflrtit Nfffl* wIIO ran *w»y ft
home 14 y»*r« oi«1 ■m«il for ht«
f%lr «kln. blue eyea. **r* hair lef*
faraf!n«er oft h»d » n -vet
All*, fray ooat *n/l r *l' Thought ■ »
h# iround le**tnir an<l ran
Taeema Auburn efr Held I
no'ltr W 4. NOKRI*
If oodintllle. H««h.
AN OPEN DOOR
TO SUCCESS
Are Yon "Rusty" In Mathematics?
There le many a young man
—and older one, too —who Is
handicapped In making progress
In bis work because he Is 'poor
at figures."
A SPECIAL COURSE IN APPLIED
MATHEMATICS
For the
MACHINIST
PLUMBER
ELECTRICIAN
PATTERN MAKER
BTEAM ENGINEER
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
GAS ENGINEER
BUSINESS MAN and
SCHOOL BOY.
"It costs little to le.arn " Oat*,
logue sent on request Visitor*
welcome. START NOW! I»ay
and Night School.
SEATTLE
ENGINEERING
SCHOOL. Inc.
108 West Roy St.
(,ars —Klnnejir. W. Queen Anne,
Fort lAwion, Mallard North,
Pallard Reach.
10c AND ur»c
posed the purcha*" Mr* Itcttln
ger. representing the Mothers' con
gross, and Wllrnon Ttirker and
Phlltlp Tworoger favored It.
Hamilton Applaudsd
Some urged th*t th* farm would
prove a burden to the fapayer*
Other* merely urged that the
method by which th* commission
ers picket the Willow* *a* no'
fair
Commissioner Hamilton said he
controlled nobody* vote but his
own. inferring be didn't even con
trol Knudsen's vote He said he
always wai In favor of a county
farm
His remarks caused a small rtp
pie of applause
"Applause from Cathotin. r>ena>
and Ewlng." announced Chairman
Carrlgnn to the meeting
Every on* laughed Three rep
resentatlves of the real estate flan
which negotiated the Stlmson farm
purchaw* suddenly stopped ap
plauding.
Never Officially Appraised
The three were Kwtng, s mem
ber of the firm, E. T. dwell, de
partment manager, and the firm s
attorney.
When the speerhmaklng was
over, Carrlgan moved to drop out
of the budget the Item of |35,000
Initial payment on the farm He
received no second, and thus the
matter ended
The value of the Stltnwn farm
was never officially appraised by
the county commissioners a suit
'» Pending In the superior court to
knock out the purchaw>.
Eighty-five per cent of the boy*
wbo are sent to the parental school
make good after they are dla
charged, and only one ever went to
the penitentiary afterward
This was the statement Wednes
day of Secretary Reuben Jones, of
the school board, who reported to
the county commissioners at the
budget-making that the parental
school boys had this year reduced
the co*t of maintenance of the
school 1.00 by their own Industry.
No attempt was made to econo
mize by trimming the parental
school fund
Prosecutor Lnndln'a estlmstr
went thru entire with the ejceptlon
that he was allowed but $2.SO*) for
securing evidence against law
breaker*. He asked $4,000.
FARMER KILLS;
FLPi SUICIDE
W AHABH, Ind . Oct. fi Corner
cd In a deep forest after he had all
hut annihilated a family In his
wrath. August lt»«>n, a farmer, to
day turned a gun upon himself
His body was found by a posae
eight miles from the spot where he
killed his tenant. Ilert Kenr; fatally
wounded Mrs F*ear and her two
daughters, and seriously wounded
Fear's son
Hlon s anger was aroused when
he found Pear's children picking
apples on Ills property Words fol
lowed and he suddenly opened fire
at the entire family. He then fl"d
to the woods.
TELL OF WAR FEARS
VICTORIA, 11. C, Oct. 6.—Testify
Ing at the Inquiry Into the purchase
of two submarines by f'nnada last
August, A. C. Hummerfnlt, director
of the Hank of Commerce, told how
the Victoria hanks removed all their
gold during the early part of the
r, fearing a Herman raid,
John Arbuthnot, commodore of the
Yacht club, related how yachtsmen
heipc'i patrol the strait and nasistM
In preparing temporary defenses.
mi stai mm
ADS FOB TOUTS
NINA WILL MARRY MAN
WHOM SHE SAVED FROM
DEATH AS GERMAN SPY
M m Nina Morris. who rescued a young Hollander from the British,
became angagad to him, and now la bacommg terrified, bacauaa of ths
longlerm contract marrlago calls for. She la playing th® Itad In "The
Blua Diamond." at the Orpheum this *i»k.
A blur e>ed. hualiy young 110 l
landar. a of th* sta/f of (ho
New York Star. I* dreaming rtrrams
these day* of th* future when n
rwrtaln alrl he know* *h.ill l*nm»
hi* bride Thta U to lip blm to
the fart that dream* *om«tlme* are
—merely dresm*
For the Kir I. altho *he helped
r*s<*w> him from the rlutchrs of a
ftrttlsh court, where he was on
trial for hi* life a* a Oertnan apy.
I*n t sure she want* to become a
bride
'Frank I* the flne*t boy In the
world, and the thought that I would
have somebody waiting for m» at
home would bo a comforting one.
but but. sometime* It romei to
nif that this thing i *m about to do
I* WHY, IT H FORKVKU! And
that's a long time'
Saved Him From Oaath
And then Ml** Nina Morrt*. who
I* playing at the Orpheum Ihl*
week In The ftlua Tdamond," by
John Wlllard. laughed, and told
how ah* saved her apy ' from bo
tng ahot at sunrise.
When the big war began,
8< haffer a paper *ent him to K i
rope as Its tendon correspondent
Ho wss Invited to a week end part*
at Rrtghton. on the south roast of
England. in company with Mlaa
Morrl*. Ml** Alice l.loyd and other
notable English and American *rt
lata, and white he wa* on th" *and*
a dl*cus*ion aro*e regarding the |*>
altloq* of the allied and German
armies
H<-h*ffer. who knew every Inch
of the western hattlefront, because
Dr. Is. It. Hark.
There Was * Lot of Talk
About a Dental "COM
BINE."
A while ago, but It auddtflly rea»rd
wh#n we ram* *•*«t and the
fallacy of I! All the den'rfl law is
jnuppoaad to do la t«» protei t the |»"o*
[pie when a man prartlrfa drntlatry.
If 11 man really known ry,
ha ought not ht have any hesitation
hi proving It to any one Interested
vn■ 1 th< heat « aiileat and surest way
I 1 prove It la ?.» hav« n rertlfleate
from the state Mental l»o:»rd ahowlng
that he ha* passed their examina
tion
Thla leemi to <i* a wlae and Juat
law and Juat why any on# should
rata** auch a howl a* haa bean raited
■ t vartoua time® w* really cannot
000. For OUTaalvas, w« have no de
sir* to htv« any one work f<»r ua
who Is tint 11 |fl4uilti rtflglgfd
I<l ant lit '>f « r»u 1- • »- 1■ ■ hi v • »uld
hire unllr«na*»<l dentists and student*
for a great deal les<» money than
w# ps y .«-'»r Mlgh Ihss ■ i<Tlallst *
hut we know that thev • ouldn t turn
out the kind > f work that our ps
tlenti are »nMtled t««. fi'• r could they
1 t'irn out the ciualhy «»f work the' ,
we could »*ff"t<l '*a it" h»■ .it fl' I with
1 guarMttet V.'f <ln ; •'ANNuT
I A rPVIHI» to turn out. «nn pier* of
[Inferior work at |hl« offlc for the
| reaaon that In ever* « »iae wa give
an Ironrlad Kiiaranter, whlrli In
■Ignad. not Ofllfr by 'h*» op#rgtol who
did the work hut al"<M» t, ft. Clink
I> p H, owner and mannnnr of thin
offloa, who la thoroughly reapon
albie
Net dlena Jo ea y, we u»e only the
ref> haat 9t r o atrrhil* here Our
iirtraa are a|wa>a the loweet, at It
le our Invarlet-le rule that we will
not l»e underbid "n prl» e
T »on l delaN having your teeth et
tended to when the- need It you
I w ill pee the time thiit \ oi| Will re-
I g;ret It If vou do
Ti 1: 111 I'l M.r.n I n r.v,
' l*arh morning from •".J'i to 10 oo to
j rlen "ftrete o• j r pnllH< irnih'"!-
*
Regal Dental Offices
Dr. I«. n. C'tarh, Maimirr,
I 144)6 Tklrd Ave., N. W. Cor. TUlrd
nad L uloa,
star— Wednesday, oct. 6.1915. page 2.
of tour* long h»for« Iht
war -egan trsilng a map of tha
>:u(rlr| on ih» aanda wlih hi* cane
Arraatad •* a Spy
Now, ih«> *»r had hewn on
eral montha. and people in Kndar.it
were aerlng i>rmin if lea In every
foreign look I ii« ;er»on A man
*troi|«d t.» heard Hrhaffer enthual
antic-ally tearing the prngr.-a« of
the »ar--and the reault *n
chaffer'a arreat in Juat about two
Jlfflea •
It »a* really funny." laughed
Ml»« Vorrl*. a* the atratna of mel
■ •dy <.f the Prlmroa* Four'' drifted
Into her dre**|ng room "Prank
»l» terribly eirlted
"Why am I under arreat?" he
dTOltllllWl
"'Oh you know, all rlfht: come
• lon* now, replied hla captnra
Toil might aa w»i|| argue with a
• •"n* wall ai an Engllah hobby, you
know."
Priaeotr la Narvoua
Tor two week a H< haff»r tialkM
wildly about a cell tn Old Bailey,
and heard grim atorlea of German
apiea being rtnlahed off by we||.
drilled firing aqoada It worried
him.
Nod tbne be (am* tn trial.
There muat have been a thou
aand [ »ople in the eourt room,"
•aid Mlaa Morria, "and tha poor
boy waa terribly n«rvoua Ho
knew that hla life dr;»ndnd on hla
every word, and naturally ha made
many blunder* "
They flaahad hla own eorre
*ponden<-e on him and ha bad a
hard lima »iplalnlng Ua Innocent
purpose. Out Mlaa Morria had mu»
tered many Kngltah and American
friend* who gave their personal an
auranraa that Schaffer had no do
aire to aid Mrllaln a enetnlea or In
jure Kngland. and after the unwind
In* of mti< hr« d tape. Abe aurrerd
cd In gaining hla releaae
They ram* to America oj) the
*»n.e *tean>*r-- and the ••n»riK*m«nt
followed quite naturally And now
In their »pare time, the two are
bMalng. by long distance, the
tmngnlow fn New Jer»e)'.
SEATTLE CO. IS
LOSER ON BID
WABIIINOTON, Oct. « —The
Crampa Co., of Philadelphia »m
the lowoet bidder today on torpedo
boat destroyer* Number* *9 to 74
Their offer* were ?«.'■:»,ooo earh for
thri" Other bidder* Included the
I'nlon Iron Work*, of Han Fran
fiacn, which bid IfHfi.OOO for one
bout and the Henttle Orydock A
Construction Co., |KN5,000 for one
and 1*70.000 for two.
Th«« specifications call for deliv
ery at Mare Inland and that afl the
vessel* muat he finished within 20
month*.
U. S. MINING MAN IS
WOUNDED BY YAQUIS
PATAOONI A, Ariz, Oct «. Itef
UHers arriving from llermoslllo to
day reported that Yaqula ralilod
that city last Monday, burned two
buildings, levied tribute on the
merchant* and killed So Mexicans
L. Hmlthers, an American mining
man, was wounded during the
righting.
JEWISH TRIBUNE
OPENS UP OFFICE
The .lewl*h Tribune, heretofore
published ii a I'ortlftnd weekly, 1*
hereafter to bo known a* the
lowlih Tribune of Heattle and
Portland. An offlcc wa* established
In Heattle a few day* ago by VV. C.
Meyer at 1104 Third ave. Kvontual
ly It la believed th« main office will
bo removed to Heattlo,
I Can't Stand
the Lull
BY LOUIS SIDELSKY
The whirl of the sewing machines and the shuf- *
fling of the tailora' feet in the balcony is music to C \
my ears. 1
To Be Kept Busy Is My Hobby 5 .
My men work with me —not only for me
I would rather sell fifty Suit* than ten, though the «
profit be the same. Cut uup the cloth keep busy. , 4
Let's have life—l want to see things hum, and
I Am Going to Make It
Never mind how 1 do it. Don't figure
my end figure yours. lam prepared to offer
greater values NOW than ever before. My stock
of woolens is the largest carried by any tailor in
the state. An endless variety of colors, weaves and
fabrics in fact, anything that your mind's eye sug* MKpjMJr
gests, if the mills produce it, may be found in my
store. Imported and Domestic Woolens, that sell mPV •'
for $25, $30 and $35, I will make to £20 ■^raraPlßßP^
your measure, Suit or Overcoat T®"
i wiii Fit you mm
My clothes are made to fit your form
and the style to suit your taste. No matter what wliffffi Bnr
the Fashion Plate says, you get just what you want B • £
or don't take it. I have been in the tailoring busi- ®r*f";»
ness in Seattle for 25 years, and I know a poor jjm'3
Suit from a good one. 1 do my own cutting and ft' Xf-
fitting, and when 1 say I will give you a Suit or 'I
Overcoat that can't be duplicated for the price r T
anywhere, I mean it. Look over my window dis- £ p*
play you will see an elegant line of woolens, each
piece carrying a $20 ticket.
A Great Day Tomorrow
Tomorrow (Thursday) I will make my ||| ■hhhv ■
greatest effort to get work for my tailors, IL
who must have it. Therefore, Suits ordered I ■ A deposit will re
between 7:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., will go |if » erve the price if
for $17. Never before have I offered Suits ' I M y° u Haven't the
at this price for an entire day. time to ma^e *e-
■ lection Thursday.
OVERCOATS $16.00 A M '
Store will be open until 7:30 p. m. to give those who work late an equal chance.
L. SIDELSKY, Prop
Imperial Tailoring Co.
801 THIRD AVE., CORNER COLUMBIA SLSKaTkiS.
SLAMS OUR NAVY;
HE WILL RECOVER
Frank Chernlk, a Hu*»l»n la
borer, toll th'Mie prevent at the
Magnolia bar. 211 First are. 8.
that one of the rr.«r'« battleship*
rould Ilk* the entire I!, ft. navy
Thl* *11 at midnight At one
minute pa*t midnight, Chernlk
landed In the alley fafte' pM**lng
thru a window panel with a broken
let; lie |« at the clt> honpltal.
WOMAN IS GIVEN
6 MONTHS IN JAIL
,lo*le Lytic, found guilty of con
tributing to the delinquency of a
17 year-old girl, was sentenced
Wednesday by Judge Jtirey to six
month* In the county Jail.
Frank Adam*, the T.ytlo woman'*
accomplice, also found guilty,
I* awaiting »entence. Testimony
showed that Adams and the woman
tried to lead the girl to n hotel
room where the three weer to have
spent the night.
OLD AGE A CRIME!
Hem* people ar* young h ( *0 red
rlmaked, ruddy and vlgoroup Othcra
urn old itt 4ii Joint* beginning to
■ tiffin up * bit. «tfi> beginning to
lag /*nd lour Ita Mprlnglnoxi orra
*lonal louche* of pain In 11»«* ba< k
ferl tired without < mar. and po*
albly m twinge of rheumatlr pain
In moat rai«i, theao are the dan
ger «lgnala to wnrn you that the
kidney* ar* not promptly doing
th«tr work of throwing off tlie po|»
eona that are alway* forming In the
hody To neglf t the** natural
warning* I* m rrlme agalnat vour
•elf If you have the«o *ympt"m*.
vmi ran find prompt rellaf In
MKDAI* Haarlem 'HI t'npnulea Kor
more then 200 year* thla (imp been
th»* recofrnlaed remedy for kidney
1111 • I Mad<l< t ill ■ tie' t n
(Klhl) MRDAfi llnnrleni Oil Cap
j .-tilea me Imported dlrei t from the
liboratorte* at Haarlem. Holland.
I'rloea ere 2ftr. SOc ami $1 00, <;«*t
tham at your drngglNt'e. Do not
tak* a aubatltute.
For »*la mid gum an toed by the
Owl Drug Co.
OUR HUMPHREY SAYS HE
HATES HUMAN GREED! WOW!
They had a varied vaudeville
bill at the Fauntleroy gym
nasium Tuesday night. The
program follow*. In part:
Congressman Humphrey, Ch|.
neee coolie tailor champion.
Two Jap fencer*.
The Whangdoodle colorad
trio.
Humphrey furnished the big sur
prise of the evening. He knocked
em clear out of their neata when.
Instead of appearing In his usual
role of the "human Icicle," he grew
sloppy with sentiment.
Hl* subject »•«» "National IH>-
fen«e," but his thoughts was on tho
way to cop the votes for senator
"I hate and despite the spirit
"RECLAIMED" GIRLS
GIVEN RECEPTION
CHICAGO. Oct. H In tho recep
tion room* of the (Jreat Northern
hotel la*t night wis held one of the
mo*t unique hoclhlh In htntory
when the Protaatant Women* .Vu
tlonal Alliance entertained a doten
or morn former fallen women, re
claimed" from a life of shame
Daughter* of the Alliance member*
RHHtstcd and only member* of the
committee knew which were the
church girl* and which the former
ararlet women
CLUBWOMAN DIES
4P<>KANK. Oct t; Ms. May Ark
u right Wutton, I, prominent club
woman and one of the best known
suffragist* in the Northwest, died
here today. She was the wife of
U W, Mutton, inlllionalro mining
man,
that places human greed above hu
man life, and gold above the honor
of the country," ho said, and every
one nearly rank thru tho floor with
surprise.
He sprang another surprl*
when he dramatically exclaimed.
"Never will my vote he cant to go
to war In order that some man may
make additional dollars'
He didn't sav If he's quit yelling
for war In Mexico, and If he's
gonna quit voting for mileage graft
for fake "traveling exepnsee,'" or
if he's gonna vote for American
sailors innttad of Chine* coolies
on American ships.
lie said we needed a stronger
army and navy.
SUFFRAGE LEADERS
GREATLY PLEASED
WASHINGTON. On t;. Suf
Irase leader* here declared I'resl-j
dent WORon's statement today re
KardlnK suffraße in the beginning
of the success of the cause. His,
«tep, they said, made their success
certain In New Jeraey and made
victory probnltiv In New York,
Masachusetts and Pennsylvania.
"We arc ver> niurh pleased
until Rthel M Smith. "1 believe state
suffrage means ult nut>>|> h federal
amendment (< ■ r miff ram "
EMPEROR VERY S!OX
HOMK. Oct. Kmperor Kranx
Josef I* seriously 111, according to
a report of Correaapondencla news
agency.
SEATTLE COUPLE
MARRIED 62 YEARS
Sixty-two years of married life
were quietly celebrated by Mr. and
Mr# H. I). Southern. 32S st,
Wednesday.
In a Michigan home, on Oct.
IM>3, several year* liefore the cl*tl
war. they were married.
Two sons living in this state at
present, and a daughter at El len a
burg, wrote congratulations to their
aged and perfectly happy parent*
on their wedding anniversary.
The Southerns have lived in Se
attle 12 years. They observed
their golden wedding annhersary
here In 1903.
KIPLING'S SON DEA!
l/ONDON. Oct. t> Rudyard Kip
ling's only son. John. 18, is believed
dead In the trenches on the western
front. An official report said he
was "missing and bellVed to have
been killed."
Hollywood Lunch Waffles are
now in season. "12 Pike St Ail\
MCdllflllHO)
COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY
DRESSES MEN-WOMEN
H 4~wt[K
TOUR CREDIT IS D K
BULL BROS. "
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