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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
CONCERT SEASON ON

a big musical event OF the winter
will be the concert In the Y. w. G..
A. auditorium Wednesday evening
BY Miss Sofie Hammer. soprano,
assisted by Albany Richie, violin
list. who will present Russian and
swedish and scandinavian selec.
lions.
The first concert OF the winter by
the Amphion society will be given
December 0 in Plymouth Congrega-
tlonal church, with Mrs. ]. Macdon'
aid Fahey, dramatic soprano, as
sIstlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
3 CHARGED WITH
CONTRIBUTING

After a three.year chase, Capt
Thomas p. Foster. U. s. secret
service operative. Saturday night
arrested In Tacoma George Kane.
alias Hargens, on n charge of coun-
terfeiting. Harry G. Roberts was
arrested with him. In Seattle Sun
day ]. II. Harris was arrested on
the same charge. Kane and Rob
erts both are wanted In California
on charges of counterfeiting. and
will be returned to that state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
BOOST BREAD PRICE

Backed by the grocers, who will
be the ones hardest hit, the bak-
ers Saturday night voted to ad-
vance the wholesale price of bread
TO cents and cents for small
and large loaves. The price to the
consumer will not be changed
Sharp rises in the price of wheat
and flour is given as the reason for
the price increase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
PHOTO
PLAYS

WARREN kERRtoAN is AT
the Alhambra. starting today. In
the second OF the Terence o'Rourke
series OF adventures Each story
is supposed to be complete 10 It.
self.
WOOD q. WEDO. WITH HIS
matrimonial troubles. Ia at the Mel
bourne until Tuesday night.
A BLooD.AND.THuNDER PIC.
ture Was headliner AZ tn. urand's
new show Sunday. II Is called In
the Clutches OF the Gangsters, The
usual kind OF herolsm and thrills
that go with this class OF picture
are included.
DYNAMITE AS a FARM
Hand" showing how this explosive
can be used to aid civilization M
well as destroy. Is one OF the pic.
lures at the Liberty tonight
"pEo o. THE WiLDs.- A TWO.
part Imp drama. at the Circuit TO
day. featuring Violet Merserau In
the title role. life In the great viii
derness. an old hermit. and the
romance resulting from secret serv-
ice men happening on the Wild girl
in their search for n ''stiil." are Mi
told In the picture story.
"TnE FOLLY OF ANNE" FEA.
turing Lillian Gish. r. at the Glass
A today. II shows the struggles OF
a young girl who aspires 10 be n
writer and how she finally holds
up a well-known publisher In his
own home. thinking him TO be a
burglar. After learning his iden.
tity. she compels him to sit down
and read through her last manu-.
script. Tho result IL gratifying to
all concerned.
JOHN n. cossAR. EssANAY
actor. who conducted the transfu.
sion Of blood operation in Sears OF
Possession" now showing at the
Alaska theatre. did II with an accu.
racy as to detail that would defy
the most skilled surgeon to find
any variation from an actual case.
Cier,rer Until Tuesday Night
"The Weight OF Crown" dra.
ma: LENA and the Geese" with
Mary Pickford. Hearst Sellg
News"
AIhambra Until "Wednesday Night
Terence O'Rourke's Adven-
lures" Animated Weekly" Those
Were the Happy Days" two-part
Nestor comedy; AS We Journey
Through Life" drama.
Alaska Until Tuesday Night
THE Old Flute Player" two-part
drama; Scars OF Possession"
SLIPPERY Slim and the lmperson
ator," comedy: "Pathe's Daily"
Mission Until Saturday Night
"Aristocracy." drama.
Melbourne Until Tuesday Night
"rhe Girl in the Case" two-part
vitagraph drama: The Man In the
Vault" Kalem drama. mo Wedding
Bells for Me-" comedy. Wood Il.
wedd and His Troubles" Edison
comedy.
Grand Until Tuesday Night
Ellis New job" comedy; Tn the
Clutches OF the Gangsters." two
part drama: Seeds OF Jealousy, -
drama, "The Niggard." drama.
Liberty Until Tuesday Night
Uncle BILL" Vitagraph comedy.
The Losing Fight" Selig drama:
The Tonsorial Trainer" Selig com.
edy: Dynamite" educational.
Class A Until Tuesday Night
THE Odalisque," drama; The
Folly OF Anne" drama: Mutual
Weekly" and an educational.
Circuit. Monday
"The Master Key" first episode:
Peg o. the Wild" two-part drama;
AN III Wind" Sterling comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
LET DIR. MACY CURE YOU
The Leading speciaiist-isis second Az.
Opposite Arcade Entrance.
HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED

NINE-TENTHs OF ALL OPERATIONS ARE UNNAr-
IRAI. AND IN MOST CASES ABSOLUTELY
UNNEC EssARY
superintendent OF OF tho largest hospitals
the insane in the Northwest that
Of the women patients under his charge there
tho direct result OF unnecessary poorly per-
formed operations. The great Colorado has
been compelled TO pass law to prevent the removal
OF healthy appendices in order to protect people
from being imposed upon by doctors who to know
o other procedure but the Of the knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
Cures Made Where Others Failed

Dr Macy.-Desr SIR had been suffering untold
agony before came 10 you for treatment in Decem-
Der, 1914. with stomach and bowels and female
weakness; could not rest at night had taken four
different physicians treatment In Portland Or, and
two physicians treatment In Tacoma without getting
any relief They all said would never get well un-
less surgical operation performed. The two
months treatment have taken has made feel like
woman, and recommend 60 all suffering wom-
Dr Mays treatment before going the operating
table Many thanks for the relief I have obtained
from your Very truly yours
MRS. w. IL SMITH,. Elm ST. rarkland Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
RESIDENCE THEATRES
A, IN, Home Until Wednesdav

AT the nome Ohtli wednesday
"All Love Excelling.' three-part
feature. Glacier National Park In
Winter" scenic; Il Love the
Nurses" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
At the Pleasant Hour Until
W~Has.d.H

"The Last OF Their Race" two
part drama; THE Proof OF n Man
drama; Universal Ike Almost a
Hero" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
DR.. MACY CURES

Chrouc = s$fHYUDH
roat.As bmaA Appended Catarrh,D eafnrs
Curab propse
nndm al
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DIR. MACY, Specialist in Advanced Methods
Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
Baby Upriehss for Fsstldious
Musicians.


Musicians.
We have a most beautiful display
OF Baby Uprights-the JOY OF the
fastidious musician. The daintiest
Of all case designs. The most ex-
aujsite finish and sweetest toned.
The most durable Of all upright pr
amos. These are to be included In
the price sacrifice. In fact, nothing
Is reserved The little beauties are
priced at s345 for the regular s525
STYLES and 1893 for the plain styles.
4 Few OF the Makes Included.
chIckering, Kimballs. Sohmers.
Eilerg Duo-Tonal, Haddorfs and 9th
or standard makes OF Upright
Pianos. Player Pianos and Grand
Pianos. The beautiful Player Piano
de Luxe can now be secured at a
price as low as what other houses
charge for the ordinary player pi-
amos. The long. waited.for Auto-piano
Baby Grand, the only perfect player
uiano built in grand plano form
without changing its size, also IN
cluded. and marked at an undreamt
of low price by the manufacturers
representatives. Remember Tor
every two pianos sold the factory
representatives secure orders Tor
three more, 80 discounts and big re-
auctions as above don't worry them.
Buy now.
Chiekering Pianos.
The price OF the Chickering Is
standard the world over, but owing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
JOHN \. cossAR. gssAnAY

actor. who conducted the transfu.
sion OF blood operation in Sears OF
Possession" now showing at the
Alaska theatre. did It with an accu.
racy as to detail that would defy
the most skilled surgeon to find
any variation from an actual case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
4 Few Of the Makes Included.
Chiekering Pianos.

The price Of the Chickering Is
standard the world over. but owing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
cIemmer Until Tuesday Nigh,

THE Weight OF Crown" dra'
ma. LENA and the Geese" with
Mary Pickford: "Hearst.Sellg
News"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

sf.15O Weber Pianola Plano.
Just like new. the best and
most expensive ever built
by Weber ............. sso9V.v"
1915 Ludwig; another s2s5. slso.0o
$3.50 Cable Nelson .flIz.oo
$3.50 Player Piano. besuti-
ful mahogany ..........s SlV.VV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30
money-Baek Guarantee

n for any reason any piano pur.
chased is found In any way not en-.
tirely satisfactory and as repre-
scented In every way. our money
back guarantee ls In full force and
is offered at time OF sale to any
person. thus insuring perfect sat.
isfaction or all money paid cheer
fully refunded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

Third at University
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-30

Any plano. player piano or baby
grand piano selected during this
special sale. authorized By the man.
ufacturers. II found not entirely
satisfactorily TO the purchaser for
any reason whatsoever. can be ex-
changed for any OF the other 80
different makes OF pianos now han.
dled by Eilera Music House.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-01-29
TWO KINDS OF PIGS.

| always Hike a pig.
His appetite Is big,
But he isn't like a chicken with Its
dig, dig dig;
And he isn't like some men
Who are happy only when
They have grabbed the choicest NOR
sci in the other fellows pen.
A pigs not over neat,
And his foods not always sweet;
And his highest aspiration is to eat,
eat, eat.
He's the synonym for greed,
But, unlike the human breed,
He doesn't keep ON piling up lot he
doesn't need.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-01-29

There was another big dance held
at the new Milt Springs school house
last Saturday from which the district
netted something over $4,000. A
couple of young fellows went out
from town and pulled off a few
stunts such as buck and wing dane
ing, black face, ETC., which pleased
those present to the sum of $500.
The Milt Springs patrons are certain
ly loyal to their school.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-01-29

Insurance. Geo. n. Reed.
To get the news-Get the Globe.
Money to loan. A. w. Talkington.
For farm loans see G. NJ. Butler,
Sites. Idaho. tt
Before the fire see A. r. Parker
tor fire insurance.
G. T. Mcdonald Left Monday for
Pasco, where he went on legal bust
George Wood IL back In town after
. lengthy visit to the Pittsburg Land
ing ranch.
George D. Smith and A. l.. Talk
tngton went to Lewiston Tuesday on
business.
Do your washing with electricity
ct 80 per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co.
w. A. Sewell and J. M. Baker were
In the city the first Of this week from
their home at Lucille.
Hot Point Electric Irons guaran-
teed 10 years, $3.50. Grangeville
Electric Light q Power Co.
G. w. Shepp, the well known min
ing man, Is in the city from the far
away Concord section of Idaho coun
ty.
w. z. Daggett, state land estimat-
or, came up last evening from Lew
kton and is looking after the states
holdings On this section.
John v. Nash came over from Cot
tonwpod Sunday and with Martin
Wagner, has been assisting the coun-
ty In little book work.
An eight pound son Is reported to
have arrived at the Oscar Chase home
on Monday of this week. DR.. Stock
ton says all are prospecting.
Fred Smith the Ten Mile mining
man, Is In the city mixing with his
numerous friends here. Fred cannot
stay away only for about SO long.
Rev. J. A. Hedges returned Mon
day from Ito, where he assisted the
Presbyterian pastor, Rev. Fiske, in
very successful two weeks meeting.
Tim Quinlan lis up from Kooskia
serving as a member of the grand
jury. Tim has lots of friends in
Grangeville. and is always a welcome
visitor here.
The w. o. W. dance at the l. O.
o. F. hall Monday night. was a very
enjoyable affair. and was we'll attend
ed. The high school orchestra sup
piled the music.
l. Gross, H. Chenoweth, Jack Wills,
w. T.. Smith, Jesse L. Gross, r. II.
Smith. David Fronik and George Ire
Ahhiy nCiC III IhC Skey sAAS AtASs VI
the week from Kooskia attending to
matters in the district court.
D. F.. Van Pool and son-in-law, Os-
car Hamlin, of the upper Snake riv
er section are visiting in Charleston
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L..
Morgan. The gentlemen are en- route
to Grangeville.-Clarkst
The local Masonic order Is enter
tanning its members and number of
"the kin folk with cards and light
refreshments at their lodge room this
evening. number of these pleas
ant evenings are planned for future.
Lloyd Day was in town Monday
from over on the South Fork, where
he is holding down promising claim.
He dropped in on the Globe and scud-
ded the clouds by liberal contribu-
ton to the excheQuer.
Mrs. B. L. Mitts, well known here
as Miss Myrtle Telcher, is here from
her present home in Portland, visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. M. L.
Telcher, and brothers Henry and
Ralph and families.
Mrs. Geo. Poler, Jr., of Grange
vile, who is the guest of Mrs. L. c.
McMahan made a trip to Culdesat
today and is expected to return this
= evening. The ladies bear the rela
tionship of sisters-in-law.-Nez Perez
Herald.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-01-29
FIRE LOSSES PAID

Grangevlle, Idaho a. 1914 :
Dear Sir Please your
adjustment satisfactory settlement fire
the building and its contents which destroyed fire Decem
Der 80 last AETNA !
Insurance Company of Hartford Conn., through
)! !
Juiaetta, Idaho 10. I
Mr. Parker. Grangevhe Idaho. !
Dear Sir: have thank settlement
partly
! fall thank you for your service in the matter !
thanks. exchange $685.
payment damage my building 49, 1913
protected policy
lea You assure the company that well satisfied with
the settlement. Yours truly,
Grangevile Idaho JAN 10, 1914 !
Dear Sir: We wish thanks the HART
TILE SUN Fire the ad !
tustment settlement
We well satisfied with the !
companies and also with in the matter
PENwEI4L & PRIDDY, j
M. C. Priddy
Received of A. F. Parker Agent Twenty-Five Hundred e.,
fire of July 49, insured in the HARTFORD Fire Co
CHANDLER & JARVIS.
Received of A. F. Parker Agent the of $4,000 in full
building July 16 and
companies
$1,000 thank for attention to In
+ H. SHEAFFER. i
+ Spokane, Wash, Aug 1, 1913. 4
O Parker, Dollars,
the building which burned July &c. and
UNION Assurance Policy thanks
+ N adjustment prompt settlement 4
DAVID T. MILLS
Grangevlle. Idaho, Apr. /, 1918.
+ A. +. Parker, Agt Hartford ms. Co. \
February "a 1919 insured dwelling house for $3.50
HARTFORD On March 49, the house
On Marc 7 the of
policy thank services in securing
quick adjustment of this loss
Z M. RICHMOND. ]
+ MORAL Insurance with who knows
I
A. F. Parker
INSURANCE
+ Established Grangevlle, Idaho !.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01
NCMEN ENJOY BEAUTY
 OF THE INLAND PASSAGE

Mrs. George B. Wilson, New York 'uss Elizabeth Graham and Miss HIarcd Graham, So. Bethlehem, Pa. were round trip passengers on the City of Seattle yesterday.
 This party of three women made The trip to Los Angless, via the southern route, and as their return east Was via the Great Northern, ar way of Seattle. when they reached the latter city, and having laarl of the wonders of the Alas k.n trip. decided to do" Alaska. They will make the crip to the Yel- .owstoue National Park on the re- Jrrn to the east
 In speaking to a representative Os this paper, Mrs. Wilson stated that they were perfectly surprised at the grandeur of the trip, the scenery was far beyond their ex- pcctatious, and their only regret was that they were unable to make & more lengthy visit in the north, extending their trip into the in- terior.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01

court in suit initiated by Tina sehIoJhau, of Ketchikan, through Charles II. Cosgroye, of that place, re~ attorney, against her husband, William F. Schlothau, The demurrer Nas 0yev-ruled.
 The court, also, as basis for the decision, holds that it Is the policy or the law to discourage divorces, aad, if in case of abandonment a vjre,s only relief should be held to !. through altmony, he would be en- outraged to sue for divorce in ..aer to give the court jurisdiction.
 The court also holds that "it would be mockery to allow the wife to maintain an action for sep avat. maintenance and, at the same I-ne deny her the means of procur- ing it." and therefore, that she has a right to ask for attorneys lees as well as separate mainteu- aaoe--Juueau Empire.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01

day. but the majority were on the train which pulled out Of Whitohorsa Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, and reached Sl.agway at 2 o'clock in she afternoon.
 Those who attended the cclcbra- ton had every attention and court .esy shown them by the people of Wlitchorse and would have had a time of unauoyed pleasure had it not been fer the spell of bcaslly weather that was encountered and witch appears to be the normal condition ay.v there waelcger a celebration is announced to take place. A raw, cold wind blew all day .a0d those who witnessed the Iaacbal game had to murrle up in ,bcir Iurs and orercoats in order to 5e able 10 stay 10 the end.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01
WIFE MAY SUE FOR
 SEPARATE ALLOWANCE

United States District Judge Rob- ct ". Jennings yesterday made a ruling in which he held that .a A- 1ska notwithstanding the absence of d statute covering the case, ao..- tened vile may sue her hu~aa.A for separate maintenance.
 In making the decision, Judge Jennings held that the common law which makes a husband responsible for his wise,s debts. and the author- fty Inherent in a court of equity giving it jurisdiction for the sc curing oc right or the prevention of wrong where there IS no other p,atn SD. edy. and adequate remedy" aa. also jurisdiction where necessary 10 prevent a multiplicity of suits. gives it authority to entereatu a suit in Alaska by a wife for separate maintenance.
 In case where a husband A-S ajveu notice to merchants, for im- stance, that he will no, be respous- ibIe for his wite's debts or where, for other reasons, merchants refuse to give credit to 30 wife, or. ii g.v- ing credit, where each merchant would have to maintain a separate ST. against the husband to secure p1ymeut of his account the court. holds that a suit for separate main teaauce by the wife is 8 logical and IalaI way to secure a right, proven. a wrong and avoid a multiplicity o. suits.
 The ruling was made oa a de- murrer to the jurisdiction of the
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01
ADVANCE GUARD
 IF COMMISSION

Panels Rotch, Jr., pilot, P. R. Breeze engineer, both of Seattle, and Ed. J. Norton, of Butte, Mon tana, crew of the government launch, Midnight Sun, and the ad- vance guard of the Alaska Engin- ocring Commission" arrived here Sunday evening on the City Of Seat tie and went over on the train this morning to Whitehorse on their way down the river to Dawson, where the launch was put upon the ways last fall at the close of navigation.
 The Midnight sun was built for ,be Alaska Boundary survey and was operated in 1911-12 on the Por- cupino and old Crow rivers, on the Lswer Yukon. During the smallpox scare at Rampant in 1911-12 the bent and it's crew played active parts. The launch is 50 feet long, Il foot beam and is furnished power by 35 h. D. "Doak" engine, one oI the best finest heavy duty, A. cylinder engines in the world. This engine, of which Engineer Breeze hqs the Alaskan agency, has been rin steadily upon the Midnight sun for three years without a stop, and fc t0dav one of the best on the Pacific coast.
 Alter leaving the ways at Dawson tho launch will go to Fairbanks and lay in supplies, and from there ID the Nenana river as far as pos sthle, where the goods will be cached. During the summer she will operate in connection with the sur vey ou the Panama river.
 Thos. Riggs, Jr., member of the commission, will leave seattle on the Sd of this month for Fairbanks, via. Skagway, accompanied by 40 men, mostly all of whom were members of the lold Boundary sur ey parties. The headquarters of the engineering commission will be ill Fairbanks during the coming sum- mer.
 The PuIIen House has already re- rniyed a wire from Seattle for res err atious for this party upon it's ar rival in Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01
Bi-L GAME
 YESTERDAY

A.a.r .ae arrival of the train from w.. ..orse yesterday after ..,a. a a.s.oaI game was played on ..a local grounds between a team composed D. ska-way and FJ ". II. Seward u..syrs and the C. ". Young Tigers Team of Juneau It was a seven innings game. and was won Hs tho former by a score of 8 to t. Eaar. were two aecsdeu-s during the .ma ]. which 1t WIS found nee .s.r <. uI for The services of .~ a.a.- one os rhcm being a bad . -.....I ankle by one Of the ".. ". H. Seward players and the other was The first basemau of the Jaae.a team who vas hit in the eye ug a hog tgu. right off the bat
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01

RauouskG. June I-Accordtns to rle latest -dvtces there were 96s ...as los, when the Empress of Ireland. the c. p. R. liner, went .mu here Friday after co.ultng .#.. ... collier St0rstadt, and HIS ~.veG The search Tor other bodies a-.r continues.
 C... Kendall of the Empress of Ireland .- y-e corouor.s inquest to- H-y Ibid ra. blame for the disaster u.gu Dan-. Anderson Of the Danish ship. Sr.rs-uG-. and said that the
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01
PERSONAL

Capt. Thos. Moore and Purser Mcdowell, of the ore boat Cordova, were callers at the Daily Alaskan office this morning,
 Capt. Alexander of the Engineer Mining Co.,, after his arrival at Car cross a few days ago, had q return Of the malady from which he was suffering while confined In a Chic ago hospital recently. While he is very weak from the effects of the disease it is not thought that any ysry serious consequences will re- suit. =.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-01

Empress of Ireland was not under headway when she was struck by tho storstadt, which loomed out of the fog and crashed into her not w'thsyauding signals were being uowu by her all the time.
 Quebec. June 1-Plaus are aI- ready under way for the raising of t1o Empress of Ireland, which had ru board SL000.UUo m silver bull Hon when she went down.
 Montreal, June l-Ihe S.orstaoJ