The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1909, Page 5

THE §$TAR.-FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1909. 6 INDIAN BOY LAUGHS AT COMPETITION PROMISED THE GRIM REAPER DEATH IN ALASKAN FREIGHTS WALKED THE STREETS OF GE. | tack of appendicitis, althongh not|W. C. DAWSON GOES OVER TO loption of pace or ght,” is the JUNGLE WOMAN NO DIFFERENT | ATTLE STARVING HIMSELF knowing what wae wrong | THE. SCHUBACH & HAMIL | : 16 boy was pleked up by the po | TON CONCERN ne! h & Harnilton’s freight RATHER THAN BEG n the streata and sent to the | going «river emsemene houpital, ‘Th next day he was . os 7 Penniloss and he operated upon and the attack of - or ~ * RXPERIENCES SAME EMOTIONS, LOVES AND VANITIES, BUT OF. 6 hak, Lesh rnc, : bade hi from asking alma, Peter | We Aker 4 from h twek f food and eu i i , n ne warm summer morning Frog: | | Drovolaky, aged A graduate of #! ne doctors he mit wight | at p f Ww ' TEN SHOWS FINER FEELINGS, SAYS MINISTER'S WIFE town et the edge of the pond, wa er as tema cteees ae hes Doves fer ceria te tate ; 7 ge re . Oth very much excited randfather convaloscing at the Pacific hospital! But today the youth is well on | ha harge of th , ave been frog and all the uncles and the lit after suffering « remarkable selge| the road to Only his re. | ; , W M | « accession re whispering in of sickness, The attending phyal-|markable and powerful h oeale to be & Aletinet men , cg — thin fuse waa a nies clans say that hit recovery from] physique pulled him out of th 4 t ‘ t j out on a broad leaf Just above thetr derwent or the severe attack of boy had been an athle ir, Dr . ' h heads, too high for them to jumy pneumonia which he suffered could 1 on the Carlisle tor 1 }&p and reach htm be considered little short of a mir fre fd has a lar ‘ vet you do not know that they like fat Drovolsky came to Seattle from| But the attending j tit beetios quite aa much ou @itkn. te was without funds! still marveling at hi me hy do cand All this time the tle and walked the streets with no plac uch an anusual con Dollar and tt M R sat basking in the sun on his at (6 sleep and nothing to eat. He wa ane either of wh hk r r r 0 E TRADE DOLLARS He that anyone sufforing severely tn first stages | been than an even chance In a hand oe ee are are in wanted to eat him. He didn't even Of PReumonia and an advanced atthe game of and ath rete t M ' f the receipt, know what frogs were ‘tes Kh. my " The 8, writtel Ax all the frogs wanted to catch .. informed shipping : nota st. am him and ¢ © quite knew how to vu eH ar b a clerk im do it d grandfather id You Pe gotta cul - po thea must draw to see which one t c ft w bik shall try for him,” and the biggest fattest frog there won, and he out to where the beetle w s.| below won't get him anyhow He looked up anxtoualy at the m | which was pot a kind way for him within the cor of the county |Meratt + San Prat at f s are wort of the af, and shook his head. It|to speak of his uncle So he| THIS MAN JUST CAN'T KEEP) Oo) fieha of aL: * 4 barge was to wder for him to climb oll d and climbed, and below sat OUT OF JAIL, NO MAT Heretofore he car nk nd Daughters Will Meet—The annual and there was that beetle right) the fat frog patiently waiting for| TER AT Es. leased from 4 t r r F | aseomt f Daughters of the above his nose and he couldn't get | something to happe WHAT 6 GO! i and Y ny fire mpetition to be « American Rt tion of the state him! Well, when the ng frog got to —— 4 scquain appl Ml . " he (of Washington will be held Friday, t f 1 th t , ft “ ~~ > “ elthe: ft sor @ at Moclips. elegates A saucy young frog had listened | the top of the Igaf and was just! tn the King county jail 47 out of| This time 1s going to make | nase nt T. & T. Co > ee ae to all the whispering and talking | going to snap ap the poor ttle! ine just 48 months, and 1 orl o wireauces 4 to stay at Hblor the MW. Cc. ¢ us charged by |!" rigor, Mee agg oe Mt arp os er ota de tnd pe mere ol a oe eB dS TO yor, and|erty, His nates and privon | those ‘ wesemsrs dln a f and get the beet fo frighte i that it d pp off the T at th r f are alti-| ¥ hever on « single sentence of | companions a Kg to take ‘ YAY ov} F z himself. he hopped out on the leaf right Into the mouth of the old | Preater duration than sixty dayu.| collection an { prevent the money |tudinous enough to realize the fond-| WANT—Rooms, furnished or tm >the p of the lea nto fr waiting b w n aur - r 4 . ro op ~ -'e ™ 7 ow " f & steambonu si poe — os | cane tes eet And te an| That ts the record of “Yankes” | to him, a0 he will uave a chance to | nog oy oc hue furnished. See page 6 - = Hag a do | prised so that B® Frank Hermanson; and he hae a! purchase a bed and probably enjoy ae Daten this for he was tiny and thin slipped oft the twig and fell back | tas of woe to tall aA tenet teenies teen oF ; _“I't just go wp to the leat and | ward on the ground with hie lon*| “yesterday “Yankee,” or “Yankee | erty , | eatch th " le before he sees me ching th a er he fa rey M - , | swore By me 8 | cee. ; Se: t fr08| Doodle,” ae be is sometimes called Big Bete Are Made. huckled the yo x. “and if } t his breakfast after all, and I\5)"hursiar and thelf whe eat hia STARR does see me Away and| guess tho young frog learned that! Cooving waxed wrathful when he |f = = cook to pao ent | that old fat le of mine waiting ‘he did not know so much after all, | SCO" apt tle © te ba iben | Hunkey, bets are being made as to pe sli jo of mine waiting sae + ks - 7 “| learned that he was not to be liber how jong Frank will remain out of xe * ated for two days subsequent te | jail. Suma ranging from 10 cent CLEVELAND, ©. March 13 result from seantine at costume | O¢ PA , time he bad figured for himself. to $5 are wage The women of the Congo and the OT the lack of it from leaving . gmp — 5 = bag 9 vt that It's th’ t police wot | wh. © are accustomed to he was to hie forth into free ozone | keep m raid Fr oday. | Women of Chicago wre actuated by | OT what w spices te 9 today Te sa "awe goats 1 identically the same moral in I have seen little girls blosh ” JAS K. HACKETT But alack, ptus alas, Frank's i'm guilt Now ake th’ last Stincts, says Prof. Frederick Starr) with shyness when sken to by a . Wireless sheet and mathematical toime, f netan O1 was sittin @f the University of Chicago, who stranger, fust as ¢ little air education have been sadly negiect- in th’ Jockey Club saloon about has vaciliated between the draw Oh, yes, I mean blush CONFESSES * and he is guilty of a doleful er an in th’ moorn whin along fing rooms of « zation and the al mistake to believe jror. Yesterday Frank asked Jailer! comes er big Swade cop, beckon’s| thatched huts ¢ barbariem to tuterior African ta black e Robe rte if he was to be free today. ter me and off I goes. Oj hed @ Gud out = eo Ne A FAMOUS CAR } . S shee a page oh oe sure to be| bed, but wanted ter stay eroun’ er let out on Mareh 13, bet upon the little more Now th’ bloomin’ « | Jat! books, opposite his name, in| cop might think I wus gufity of jeold black fig os, in March 15.) wagrency bet Of wasn't a’talle One day more will Frank remain’ tall NEW QUALITY FIVE-CENT IGARS 18 PHONY, AND LEADING WOMAN NEVER | Prank thought he was GETS EVEN A SOULFUL GLANCE And now Mre G | Maguire. As a ere is One of the few American women difference betw avage Who knows the heart of Africa as (civilization. Soclet ahe does the « of tization, fer the tortures o! Goes even further and declares tors. The Ko that the African often shows even to the knife of the me finer feolings than her more fa | who ornaments them with art ters. welts. \ honeymoon Mra And how they love accompanied t Mr. Fred Weaverling, who ltves at 42nd and Wallingford av., sayst Loughney & Loughney cure every jcase of rheumatism they treat They cured me very quickly with jtheir bake oven, 1 was Iaid up for three months and could not work. I was so bad I could not ltecp at night Thetr bake joven is the best thing any one ever tried for rheumatism. 8 js @ sure cure. Loughney & aughney a located at 220-221- 2-222-224-225 People’s Savings | Bank Bidg., corner Second and Pike st. They give free consultation, | Hours $a. m. to 6 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 12 only. My address is 42nd and Wallingford ave. Seattle. My phone number, Sunset, North 2065, I'll gladly answer inquiries. MR. FRED WEAVERLING. FRED WEAVERLING. h hus- and bracele The w was 4 Baptist mission their hair and smear thetr skins ary to the Mayombi tribe, on @)looking inte pools or burnished @06-mile journey up the Kongo. | metals She was carried 205 miles in a All wives are bought ft hammock times for a pig. Often for a hen. “! ba seen Mayombi girle|The only time a Sold in marriage and ¥ cried ls to buy a wife. Sud beat their arms in ao agony he has the of protest,” sh Hot I have only supp he hever seen one who would sell|AU the others n herself as some of our Americ man with o x na mother love lia jungle mu er forget the first exhibi And the same rquet that try to attract a >» in the makeup counter rash to “7 SLIP I * THUMB ON TOP ings. Mr. Maguire BY DOROTHY DALE fire across the footlights followed t aiz, and} With a courtly, by your leave In. | the puffs of his cigar with an amuse ed twinkle. The firm jaw relawed. | saw over there Ge the makes a we ground lay « boy with his neck In| man here & thick wooden poke. Am old lof t Woman was writhing mn the T ground beside him. The boy was/also ingrained, | think When we to be sold beyond the mountains. | discarded clothing we “Of course we bought him and to at fi gave him back to the mother. The of hurting was an old coat, worth about} would throw it fn cents, wuck would} toned, “I'll show you,” Jas KD } a - The flexible mouth curwed back at “Those women, dressed only in | pull The! Hackett, Hon of romantic drame. the corners. ! & necklace of beeda or copper iron | next nee quickly caught my hand, bent low After all, there's only one re} just a) a linpees- | getrement the woman bracelets and an’ an mod- | wo 1 gave an exa - aaa as our women. Shame doesn't vest « sive Hackett ca then and I make lo and ietmentons he that fe tha not get in He showed my way } In an instant alt the much Why, an actor could make Alked-of stage soul kineen, 1 more effective love to that bottle ing the ning poppy delirfum ian to most women, because he| brand of Cleopatra's Orient, took would know just where it's at.} effusivences and And as for any feeling of emotion soul-stirring depth that an old stage being necessary, why, once I tad sofa without the | & leading woman for « year and a Not that the press half to whem I never spol ott's lips lack ve! “And | never look into the eyes of Nor were any of the approved the woman | play with.” ler * of lingeringnese and Thereupon this emotions lingingness lacking, But tt wae leaned forward out of his — ver the ore own thumb that clouds He put on the rapt, « the kiss lngered and clung ful gaze that entrances the sou See, as my lips near a Indy’s ence when he turne it on bis stage hand i stip my thumb on top of affinity. From across the table it ned. rented just where it made me won ven her glove or pow- der if my hat was on crooked Se about the We beg to announce that our stock of VICTOR RECORDS is now complete. We have all the popu- ar hits, including RAINBOW. | MANDY LA r from the red biotch All this talk of stage JUST SOME ONE. HARRY LANDERS’ SONGS. sme on my itpe would gradually grown out And it's the same with the stories of t GLOW WORM. MOONWINKS. Making New Friends Every Day and Never Losing Old Ones Prisone: remarkable him « ast never om the leade that ma the dining and the lion with the don drawing takes to that the actor had only to has been appeals, one to the ear and one to the aye. And somehow the drift of such un-|the conversation Kisswurda seemed romantic ‘perfectly natural PROF. LIPTLES HIGH CLAMS HEMOOL OF DANCING Author of the Improved Walls T deep, Three step, and Sehat ALBRNT MWANSEN, Jeweler Firat and Cherry } 1406 Second Av. 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