The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1910, Page 6

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 'HERE’S A MAN WHO EATS SAND AND HAS GROWN FAT ON IT! 1910, ‘BIG BENEFIT AT DREAMLAND RINK FUNERAL NOTICE Dr. William Winds, LL. By [It in a apecial kind of sand and fhy United Brews “ | Ph. D., professor of vitosophy, wole | cgmes from a cortarn ry can bar on ENTOR J 5 character, cur of “poverty | covery cam if De, Wind ‘ } ; ‘ ain ©,” ote, eats wand, be says, | sor saw the carrier pigeons eating ‘ f w ute it and Hikes It. It@paand. Hat an idea, Dr, Wind 1 i ‘ At made of “living rock,” he #ays,| sor aluo ate It, straightaway he felt h fl « it must be all right to call it| better, stronger, had more aand ' - \ ert. Th yok the wand bar ide te on it early and late, | and p round it and put ie tiie be t CIAL NOTICRS 5 ( ' t A in the at night to Met a last up signs on Mt y United Press.) ' eran . Uncle Sam, Stepping In v Women’s I es _Syaey hful of the sueeuient| "1 © will well this onal EWARD, | Alanka Mareh 1 phure ' , ACIP Rinne fi 5 ; > of Set- han « t ; ‘ wc of quarts and crystal,|for a consideration—fifty cents a) After a 63 days’ b ant f Seems Only Hope of | et : my nat |Pa Kverett, Roycroft Apart-| curries a bottle of it {n hin pocket,| pound i all he charges und | He p tling the Strike-—Taft t ged, enabling gir - Marvar charging in & Chaser, as a follower,|like common or garden sand, but ‘ rf ‘ . ® ernest G. tiverett, with rtor, eats It with hin soup, |it isn'b—-oh, no, it comes from t fh ; a Makes Suggestion. w roast, with his fish, with|Miswissippl-at least the -\TAFT’S CABINET EAT ppors ht wife » ‘| hte wine with ht dessert and | aaye #0. t amokes It with his cigars Children eat COTTON SEED he op sone pet . rth ‘ And Dr, Windsor te fat, Rven his| healthy,” say CAKES LEGat Pr . was | dearest friend weuld not an sotun vid Ay The . Aroade hed nh Eve] this, Yeu, quite fat—well, about | g out in , and fill Po 1 da t morning five feot tall and four feet thick, | a diet of mud, it is not the) 8 to nea = : t V f « Vol Ja with a circumference of something | old Adam in him, as you #o long : : . pe ke 12 feet. Bo the sand must be rely the t . ‘ n pping ou we pin oe ate y the Indeft I $s 1 1 J raving nat ovided him wit < , always thought ft was pur alvo a 8 You are wr Let | W —. © ¢ sand and t he a ot | Ke A " vert t take the tor Othe er t e I ebt | might be called har ¢ merine iu HEH UP AND DOESNT en FARALLON'S p P . aie uae te ae or eae T. R. GIVES BANQUET TO CORRESPONDENTS; | which a Trouble le Over Woman HAS QUIT HUNTING FOR GOOD, HE SAYS Scr GEORGE f. AYN: st srt, thy [ODD BITS ® boy 4 om os — OF NEWS pe e os Ne x st 24 rt ¥ 1 he w \ H cir fat t 4 «, enying f A : ts ‘ ne a WII! Quit Hunting. . I bave done al) that | ee te ot et } it y aera Asked About Or. Cook t the Ml poison LEFT AT “ was part m MINISTER'S DOOR me i iia , TRENTON, N. J ] 7 Begg aga 1 gg Moan Bowers tne un SEATTLE BOYS PLAYED DROWNING Stinisner,. wae folie teday when the ing the | SAILORS AND EXCITED MARINE MEN his do y his baker atthe. bere SBS 8 proc | The was turned over t ; og oe w es teen a + “= - State Ch Raymond 6. Fitz . ieee thee We mes eetindion with MAKE PLANS FOR ‘ ‘a ik mane g arsenic. There was enoughy he OVERHEAD STREET *" Clatsop Beach yoater | att i en stated, to poison 50 peo | fa , Rev. Mr. Voegiin has no idea E. I . secretary of The preliminary ane o being x whe had designs his life. The case has been turned over to the n ne e the cred . police. They are making every ef + t ra . t t re ' t fort to solve the mystery . Sudac M P nant t SHANGHAI ARTIST Aietrat tng: been Gave. eolaabed [pre baw baleg mate propirwiony t Tre ne Fee ee ee oe eres, Eee. 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