The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1910, Page 5

| » 6 ssiisiement Mian Sufferers Prom to Include Unusual pe Talent am us Dee gavee. Je of Seat the he gaudevitie ben gt Rode here next pufterers, auc et of the enter the strongest « et * nie oY ever ae for a wort ogy ean the cream to be fou next © Parla te grea! man it & teket for je bay it be possi! . AA The ca every actor In ghare toward a big artistt ait be Yong, and a in| Tet wraron a Br compan hubert has met be here >. ieee sa French Scholar William know lode the Fronc? have got conten! David Warfiel! ier its musical | tay emashed 9)! for re 7 of Week will be} ‘ fhe Beattie thentr: Pek sued Jar: wlary from 1 Huroka "last find OY worth whi) PMritten arc, t Yulgaria; i aA Dlenser ea MbJect jer Oe A handen:, oe fitth act hie im WOE they kina : te running But commence , Were in the world, 1 leh By iisnoring iO Ahrive Tang? ; 1 you ria att BOS towar | And the | $414 oncy: | WILL BE THOROUGH SUCCESS ee | he - | BREN CROWD AT PRESS CLUB DANCE In & blake of over changing vart and the boy who « th ity ight and until the wee , ' with the guests of the Seattle Prens por, Md the funds realised will the noney which wilt go to equly ; nn th M r snd Mr K ¢ j Beaton, wife of the president of the THeattle Prose club, started the grand Frmaroh, it was a atght for the gods novelty when hu t from the loft ng ' GEORGE COHAN ond cates tate ir cree oe leaving Yankeo /& flashlight of the bie throng x. ¢ . Colhar Th © t ) ffects a 1 j ta «7% "stant ' t A when ‘a0 . « Th « it w at but ha; , are Lewis and Ryan, | that made for taxioa . ne in dancing | REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR = t kissing : Women make alliances with one artur h another, not friendships a ane the ¥ ke t What makes a man t . ope? | brains fs for him to get some - te Cohan himesit | 0” tek as * ab ' btained When a girl thinks she has a vat O dwt broken heart its a sign it cana RS | #tand a lot more smanbing | The reason a redheaded «irl 4 ple hav a Nike for | thinks {t's popular to b one ix = 's pom of Aa i *\ohe doesn't think it's so very red a sign Of mental Cleanliness, It's simply wonderful the way { rather as I said before, | Increases a baby's yelling power for wardice [it to belong to somebody else THEY'LL PUT “COMMON PEOPLE AGE NEXT. IN COLD STOR. SUNS =~ INSIDE ONE AGED MEAT; EBBS 0 YEARS OLD (By Unatied Pres) Janda that some were FIVE VEARS | tin COLD STORAGE PLANT: NEW YORK, Feb. 2--The im} OLD. side of this cold storage ware In this one warehouse, too ere sent out a blast of cold air} was 200,000 pounds of meat that ke the utrid breath of an tee/had been in storage eight months x ™ odors of fish, meat| But the fish section was the i all in of food were wafted| crammed. It was for all the t as investigator for The|a huge sardine box, with fish of all Star stepped In the other day to) kinds there, They were bought in 4 hether or not the high cost| June, when th ¢ was about 4 of living was due to seareity of food | cents a pound. They will sell from or just to greed of the cold-storage | 18 to 22 cents a pound, as “fresh . after they are thawed out f the things he saw fn Fishermen and farmers are in f America’s 658 cold} the same clas the guide explain ts w ed. “The migh for Tw thousand pounds of | th goods at storage for seven |it an rkeys Fi and barrels of apples,| and geese in another roc neh as & baseball They're supposed to be a asen of fish from |the day they car wulde tred f exes, all "he added By of ” cases put in # nt they had t t ght at about 18 cents two years in the wareho' 1 at from 48 to 62 joxen as “strictly fresh The Way of Most Folks, oe Henry Arthur Jones t f turkeys and 60084) wigiich playwright, was giv " ad tudents of Yule a addrews unde of putrid halibut | drama wage hree years ago Y Amertoan vernarc or & *e room when't ab)t wae he said, one Hy t he guide explained that ft} et A fo Al Aig had n to a few weokn’ ago,| strong, FRay pli Nite eine iavot in he t henfrutt from weet f persevera iw lacking n fa 1 been doled out at fe olaveria as j c n the “new-laid itke a man [ier 1 #0 nan one New Year's da onan get too old to] Do 1 keep a rr broken up into cans | Yeu,’ he answered, ‘I , 4 1 to bakers for their cakes ne fives Le agieeemy Ham nd ple There was a room full |TOr the last even you 1 ogee here, the yoiks |“?° , f can and the ad A valuable university course a | would be to teach the young men The guide said some of the eggs! there at to do with the 1 in the cans had come from China| cation @ter they get it HEADACHES VIRELEAS OPMRATOR py r s ary caused by eye: | ' stra We make a specialty of . Rae P A lefects, and by so ; a doing the headache, ft you |!” Oo hay I”, sec us 1 “ Schuchard Optical Cow tere ar eS I ud Ave, Bide THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1910. 5000 WOMEN IN WAR AGAINST 7000 SALOONS | | 08 NO SALOON YOU CAN YOTE EITHER May SIGN THE PETITION TO CET THE QUESTION of YHE BALLor CHICAGO WOMEN WHO CARRY REFERENOUM PETITIONS BOY GETS A MEDAL FOR | KINDNESS TO TRAMP CAT AND A CONSPICUOUS SIGN *|\Remarkable Struggle to Gain 61,000 Names to a Local Option Election in Chicago—How Women mands Barleycorn Army,| Tt was fost a tramp cat, wet and| bedraggied, a sorry ooking kit of ® cat, bat litt Oyoarold Vau . fed a gold bi | a . a ah bout a y to the : ed-Heht dar ha such « dirty ote " eat But a ¢ » we w ng thor nt ar 4 ‘ " as a cat could f 1 oe Ch warm bed and things good f a cat to eat. He named Mamma j Mamma” wae « niet} to Vv a and she at aps nd w eg # to them, tee the New | | Wave System Bed bea and ot chaning cate jor tytng ean to 4 Booklets jkind and takes care of VAUN ALLEN. | jthe humane aoet |. ORS. NICHOLS & ROBSON, his “extraordinary kindness DANCE AT OREAMLAND, Bye Spec 320 Northern Bank Bldg, Fourth and Pike. tonight Admission free. | } Most normal men would rather spend 24 hours in jail than on hour at a pink tea Give ' Your Stomach A Vacation By Using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Which Digest Food Without Any Aid British Columbia TAKE UP Government tan AT THE REMARKABLY LOW PRICE OF $3 5 An Acre | Don't be a DISAPPOINT- ° ON TERMS ED MAN, get a farm now and when old age overtakes you you will be independent, and not a subject of sympathy, perhaps charity A Trial Package Gent Free stomach should ha it dp tired out and irr indiges [orem dyagpome _ FARM LANDS as the pr One shodl not call upon iit daot 4 Le ach in this condition to do its ‘ v and complete duty. What the stom * and ach neod# is natural assintar P and whea! thi peven © the ace NU }GGE TS OF PURE GOLD y inde gulckly to the needed 1 estment Grow ‘ ables lrest and comes back to its duties , 0 AN " ate refreshed and tnvigorated re AN ACR Don When you feel ax though you ir Of act words. “It stomach re a plece of lead, when ave no place man wh gases or foul odor issue fr our \ Se a fie eon yy throat, when your tongue is coated! stp : and your appetite gone to send your stomach on a va Not more than 640 acres or less than 40 acres oo Come & ane to any one person. Soil is rich and land is level. aan oooh tt must reduce if Climate healthful, and the Grand Trunk Pacific to give strength and health t Railroad is building through the valley. organs of the body agen ok Bi , NOTICE STATEMENT human system a r he Bod bho aren ad nish from such supp! as come to it all that such a syst " and If the stomach b f : and cannot furnish all that ne chiner f man and ia iteelf 1 out of commissio: I a y itself because the ira we of Natur r wive the f the mac oO that mact fasu perfect r nt 1 LD T Th io the mach rk and ‘ou would put your mealiin a rand with it place e cor 1ount of Stuart's Dyspepsia you could tt down ond these little ablets digestil’| How mich land'do you want?. o.se.ssse eal as perfectly as e most stomach Tile demonstra-\fe) Do vou want to raise fruit?....cccccccccccvccccuecwss tion haw bee made in almost « ' stat n th Union by these |/— | Do vou wish to raise stock?..... e008 gredier » g capable of digesting |f | How much timber do you want?......ceeceeees it « ha th ligh t doub est dr store wand t 1 box o Stuart's Dyspepsia 4, price oc, or oA ue your name and A418 | 4° °° tenet eee Seeeeecccsooe dress and we will immediat ! nd ou b mail a trial packag fr art Bids Marshall fich THE SHOEMAKER British Columbia Farm and Land Association If you can’t get boots shoes to fit you, get them H. D. MOON, Vice President made to measure at . ; re i : 217 JAMES STREET 411-412 Hutton Building, Spokane, Wash i z U pea ———- ? | lfor many years LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 2. They want the lid to be clamped] Miss Rowanna Paup, daughter of down and copper-riveted on this big| Martin Paup, of Seattle, and C, B. city Adams, a young business man of The organization of the W. ©. T.} Seattle, were married here today U. here tn engaged in a death strug |The bride has been passing the gle with the #a forces, On eve Inter In Southern Callfornia, with |atreet corner, in eve L” station | her father ywn district itt le ; at ia ak f 6,000 FARMERS, ATTEN LICN, eave on maard, af with| Free stalls for 4 u ndum petits nd tes, | lea have » petitions must be filed in a] Sanitary Public Market very fow and th r th ¢ F space quick 61,000 name ned | them There are 7,000 snloor th city, and against the women marshaled the inf nee f C ever woman who i« fighting in the rank in this big battle But the} Women way they will win The quor ititeresta knew th women would get resulte if 1 alone, wo they bad a lot of but {tons printed, reading 1 don't Th N WwW t t to be a camel These ap e e por peared on hundreds of overcoat pels, Still the wearers have that CAFE AND GRILL uncomfortable feeling tim FIRST ANU MADISON. Ney mee women with the peti fre, ¥ Hill and Mra. 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Main 1032. 5 RE TRENSOLS on ind. 1032. ‘ . thang THE MGMT FOR FREEDOM. ory K ards * people u eee ee J0uN ComT THE GRAND =?! con | TONIGHT: neg Today nid Re “WILDFIRE” With PAULING MALL ARCHIE oad WILL ‘SPECIAL ba leation of “W of the Portratte Archie to | Str. City of miverett or Telegraph. “ euline Mall and Wil Every Patron | Sunday Matinee, “THE WOLF.” | ALHAMBRA Reweti a Drew, | Managers Ma Ind. 283.] | _ Three round erign dally. Leave 4 | 0 12m. and 6 p ‘ | lew e Beactle at 730 a.m, a e ee at $15 nd 7:15 p.m. Sui Bi crett at 8:45 a mm, 248 n = rom Colman dock s. ttt Th t edule subject to e otice. aa je jeatre Phones—Sunset, Main 399%; Ind 786 SERVED. M oo Th Saturday —— Deadwood Dick's Last Shot.” A Rig Hit—x ' ance " — I & Phonee—@unset Main a. 4338 THEAT re tind Week D. & Lawrence P Mognificent Production of “SAPHO’ Matinee Today t includes SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN at a Third Half Off Usual Prices. 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