The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1909, Page 9

STARR GOKS GAS | " ‘w ‘Btarr of the Stone Pliner joompany starts for New York today jon his second buying expedition for | his season on behalf of the « oat | and costume departments of the! ae Stone-Fisher company | on FINANCIERS ARE HERE Wal \ DANCE H. B, Law, John MoGeo and Rob | rt Dollar, three prominent oapltal ts of San Franctsoo, arrived in the city yesterday and registered Jat the Hotel Washington, 1,500 Se of | o'clock In the afternoon the: with James A. Moore for Irondale, " in the City | to inapect that property, It ts nderstood that they will interest ves in the fron and steel ie now starting at Trondale, cata! go's AME TRYING AGAIN iets crowied Dream | lato last night, or, | after midnight, - Th SET THAW FREE. ices of the Theatr — — ‘mf Association one of (By United Press.) | ances ever given by| NEW YORK, Sept, 18,—-Repre: | fon the coast was | sentatives of the district attorney's | Bvery theatre and vau-| office here profess to see in a pe in Seattle and the | tition filed at Pittsburg for the pur- Amusement places of the | pose of procuring a court order to were well represented. | have Harry K, Thaw taken there, } erierty and fun-loving} a move on the part of Thaw's| gathered tn Dream: | friends to set him free, i od and in spite of protests ma The petition is made by numer y" department and to / ous creditors of Thaw, who destre ma by a few over seslous|to have him tm Pittsburg for a ‘deter behaved bunch of |tost of. his sanity at the present pever tripped across atime, to determine, ostensibly, whether they may bring suit to floor committee of 50 han-/ recover thelr money. dancers in a methodical The local officials will oppose per and from midnight until 5) any attempt to remove Thaw from Sak this morning chairs were | New Yorke state. . Prof. Dalby and hie were playing. act features were given Benz] ONLY ONE Cawthon, Newell and) py... i ppy ie the man or woman b_A special feature of the! with a bad back. No rest, no sleep, | kage gga hon.|80 Peace at all. It begins ta the| coos Le i Foor | morning, when you get up from bed jo lame, sore and stiff that it ts/ rik city. hard to bend! over to put your | " shoes ‘WILL LECTURE. all po there ts a heavy, dull,| “f. Moore will lecture st) throbbing pain In the small of your hall, 627 First av, to-|back, just over the kidneys. It} barts to bend over, to Ut any} thing, or even to get up from | chair. Any sudden, awkward move ment sends a sharp, darting twinge When night comes the sufferer) retires to fitful sleeg, can’t Ile com.) fortably In any one position, or turn over without a painful effort Don't look at backache as merely a muscular pain, that will pass away with rest. There is a deeper trou ble. Nine times out of ten it ts the kidneys that throb and ache, and) there can be no relief until the kid- neys are given help. The kidneys bave a big work to do. All the blood in the body fs coursing through the kidney filters constantly, to be freed of uric pot sons. It is @ heavy enough task when the kidneys are well, tut & cold, chill, fever, or some thought less exposure, or overtndulgence fn Mquor, tea, beer or coffee, ts likely at any time to irritate, inflame and congest the kidneys, and faterrapt | the purifying work. DOAN'S KIDNEY PILL SS) Sold by all dealers, Price So cents. Fosren-Mitoven Co., Baffalo. N.Y., Proprietors. R. NELS BJORK. Bjork of the European 7 West Forty-seventh rd, is one of the latest rs who has found out of the Loughney & ¥ Bake Oven, rooms 220 to Savings Bank Bullding. for a long time had ly with asthma and His legs at times were len and he underwent se-/and you can do it to the best ad-| The asthma bothered|Yantage when you are using our| Coal, the best ever mined. All our/ eee Se: mapet of Che Coal ts clean, well sereened and | My in condition to at-| poe trom dust, dirt and rubbish. It |} fork. He heard of the|is kept covered all the time, so we | d took a course of} guarantee it dry and in ¢ condition for range, stov pile case resulted tn} vice. We shall be : and now he feels) gers now for any quantity and you Ma be bas in many years./ will save money by ordering. only one instance in| 9 WwW, BULLOCK in Seattle where the ith Tel ri . has brought almost im-! ase nd Permanent relief. The | continues to grow | fs the days and weeks | business of the great fontinues to increase kitchen ve in every wa; POYNO: © Loughnes’s office | ———<-—————e from $ a. m. to 6 p. m.|00 YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, | aly ad on Sunday from 9 a m.| RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH é A regularly Ileensed med- REGISTERS? PM Practitioner is always in at-| We are independent deaiers hand and prescribes for each "ill sate ane een — b «Competent professional HE SUNDWALL RBM are provided. No charge is viet ate Seattle, Wash. for consultation, and diagno- ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler, @ach case is made without Fires end Cherry. lavy Yard Route bi van £ ee | os“? for ¥ Ps Yard and tatilerhl) B Kenneds, Athlon: touriat and Ininod iver. | CARD. Grbatule 4 Lmao Monday, June 14, 1909. ae x | Time of 6 & H UB Kennedy, taavest 3186 9%, |steamer om ile const, Ip oe fnew |trpe } oniy Extras Boots on Snoday. Time Table Subject to Change With ip |out Noties, 4. tas FARE, fee MOUND, THY, L Children tween ages io a Pieasan Beach Phones: Ind 194; Main 110%, s908. Sislanconnsdeaiai EVERETT AND EDMONDS MMALS SERVED ya ed oaks to take or-|} = SUNDAY SCHOOLS WILL COMPETE IN MN ATHLETIC MEET’ UNIQUE FEATURE ADDED TO CONVENTION OF CHURCH WORKERS, Unitke most Sunday school con ventiona, the meeting of the King} County Sunday School association | in Pilgrim Congregational chureh and at the A.¥.P, on September 24 and 26 will be partly an athletic meet, which will take place in the Stadtum, on the fair grounds. The events as scheduled take care | of both boys aad girls, and the ri- valry between the different schools in the county to carry off the most points promises to be brisk The convention begins Friday | morning at 9:30 in Pilgrim chureh, | and & morning, afternoon and even-| ing session will be held. Saturday the convention moves to the expo-| | | sition grounds, and will. begin with | T a parade at 16 Dk begin Saturday a © sports | non at 2:30. BISHOP WARD DYING. (By United Press.) TOKYO, Sept, 18.—iNshop Seth Ward, of the Methodist Episcopal eburch, South, who arrived in Japan last month on hia’ return tour of the Methodist misatons and was taken ill at Kobo shortly after ward, Is gradually sinking and Ittie hope of Fecovery fe entertained WAY TO SHAKE IT OFF |Backache Will Get Worse! and Worse Until the Kidneys Are Cured. | Sects quickly, cures the kidneys, jregulates the urine, and drives } much annoyance. An acquaintance | ¥ho had used Doan’s Kidney Pille| | of results, advised me to try them, Fand I accordingly procured a box | ' ‘American Cafe Fourth and Pike, on the THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1909, Hangs From Balloon by Foot FRANKFORT, Sept, 18—During an ascension of the Parseval dirt aible balloon a boy bec entan gied in the loove rigging and war carried aloft swinging by th The ship had attained an alt 600 feet before the pilot could ¢ rae and bring ft back t When the boy was re A LITLE RED SPOT A pecullar feature about posiam, the new skin discovery, i# that no one ts asked to buy {t without first sending (o the Emergency Labora tories, No, $2 Weat Twenty-fifth at., New York city, for an experimental sample, and applying same to an affected part of the skin, about the size of a silver dollar. It will clear the spot so treated in twenty-four hours~-a remarkable visual demon stration of Ite powers, While posiam bas been mentioned jprincipatly in connection with the cure of eczema, the moat stubborn of skin diseases, it must be remem bered that when used for itech, | hives, pimples, blotches, acne, itch ing feet, sealy sealp, chat fante and similar minor # bles, ite action fs all the more pro nounced, results being seen after rnight application, As only 4 small quantity of poslam ix neces sary to cure such cases, a spectal fifty-cent package, usually suffi clent, has been placed on sale at The Quaker and other leading drug stores in Seattie and throughout the country Then the aching begins, and ts | Usually accompanied with some ir regularity of the urine—too fre quent passages, sediment in the urine, seanty, painful passages, or | blood in the urine, Thousands testify to the wonder ful merit of Doan’s Kidney Pills, a remedy for the kidneys only, that backache out for good. SEATTLE PROOF. Henry Osborne, 929 Twenty- fourth st. Seattle, Wash, says: “Several years ago | suffered! from kidney trouble, I had tntense| pains in the small of my back,| which were aggravated when I) stooped or lifted, The kidney se) cretions were disordered and thelr/ frequency im passage caused me} for similar troubles with the best from the Kennedy Drug Co, They} benefited me greatly, Some time ago I had a alight return of kid ney complaint, but I again took) Doan'’s Kidney Pills, and they| brought the best of resulta. I have unlimited confidence tn the cura tive powers of this preparation.” HUNGRY MANKIND can have their appetites catered to here in both quality and quan- tity. For the dainty appetite that picks its food fn tid-bits, or for those who like a luscious, tender, | jufey steak with mushrooms, or a sitce of prime roast beef, we can fill the bill every time. to 12:30, Including fare Thompson Caf SECOND AVE. AND MARION ST. There is where you get what you want, and prepared to your taste and satisfaction. wedding cakes to order. OPEN ALL NIGHT THOMPSON CAFE AND BAKERY THE BOULEVARD 4th & Pike e and Balen | We make the finest of “Where They Lunch” Our prices are low. chi ¢ fe Say, Good Fellow, why don’t you give your wife icago Late ,,. je rest by taking Sunday dinner with us?| | Nothing like It Im She js it. You need a change. | need your! The Newnort CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND aoe | DIANO Et W YORK Hox | NOH and avoid tnferto mite: 4 ns. Delivered at your place of | ies without extra cost; 10c and) Ibe Ring up A 8616 or Main 1850 Prompt delivery assured. One trial, one test. Goodbye to he reat Main office, 219 Marton street. H.L. KLEIN: THE GHOEMAKER {f you can’t get boots or shoes to ft yen, get them made oF “ry JAMES STREET. ae |e querer’ “T believe that it is the duty of teachers and parents to accompany their children to visit this show, as they may never have the opportunity again.” — N. G. Blalock, President of Board of Trustees, Whitman College. “No more realistic picture of the Frozen North ever painted than is there produced.”—N, Y. Tribune. The Land of Ice as It Is The People of the Ice as They Live A Great, Big Educative Feature Chinese Village AH KING, Concessionaires. TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT AT THE CHINESE THEATRE The Pekin Troupe First Time in America—Direct From China Magicians, Acrobats and Jugglers The Big Surprise of the Pay Streak Not Fakers—Simply the World’s Greatest Performers in Magic NATIVE ORCHESTRA FREE EXHIBITION---The Chinese Lion Dance FOLLOW THE CROWD Visit the Temple, Pavilion and Bazaar THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE An exhibition of heart interest and the educational feature of the entire exposition— E BABY INCUBATO NOTED PHYSICIANS AND SKILLED NURSES IN CONSTANT ATTENDANCE. YOUR ONE OPPORTUNITY TO WITNESS THE GREATEST OF ALL MODERN ACHIEVEMENTS. INTERESTING LECTURES EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. HYGIENIC DAY NURSERY FOR CHILDREN The Water Trip to the Exposition on Beautiful Lake Washington Takes no longer and fs a feature in itself, The night trip is conceded the most beautiful in ig entire Northwest. Boats leave Leschi, Madrona, Denny-Blaine and Madison parks every 15 minutes. Tickets are 10¢. ATTRACTIVE WATER TRIPS This company operates 12 large excursion steamers, making regular trips around Mercer Island (26 miles for 26 cents), and to Cosy Cove, Fairweather Bay, Northrup and Juanita Bay. Full informa tion by telephone, ANDERSON STEAMBOAT COMPANY Leschi Park—Phones: 8810, East 183. Madison Park—Phones: 8733, Ind, 26.