The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1911, Page 3

| DINK VILE | I “VAIT ) | TAKE DISS SAVER- KRAUT DER CELLAR DOWN. — ADOLF, | AM TIRED MIT Diss “MONKEY BUSINESS. DISS 18S A QUICK ReEsS- TAURANT UND YOU MUST GET MY ORDERS SOONER IF NODLATER. we vitt Tic DIS ROPE MIT YOUR Foor SO) CAN JERK YOU DER SICKNALS FOR WHY DON'D HE JERKY) ME NO SICKNAL. ¢ Diss IMPATIENCE ISS yvERY™ TEDIOUS, * hhh hhh Life full of probe is funny lems, True a curious sort of game— While the days are growing longer All the hours ree main the same. The harem skirt shocked Paris when it appeared on the stage and it was quickly off That was the part that was stocking. Dia say “stocking”? We ! meant shocking. taken we pect that the ultimate 1 shortly be able to something is about the horizon. Piles Quickly Hold Up License Asserting that ney's daylight salc FOUR LOST IN REFORM FIGHT EXPLOSION ONIN CHICAGO::::::: —— cilman K pe a_i widow, two children, one fellow members to indefinitely | —|aged two days. John Sallo and ¢ pone the measure. They heede | i pg oo Seer Cured at Home Meved to be dead and six are suf-| steam drill operator. ; with only a di fering from serious injuries at local | The. Injured, Councilman Wardal] demanded nt pur Dospitals today following an ex-| C. A. Johnson, Investigation of the tified yesterday aftern Instant Relief, Permanent Cure~ plosion of 5,000 pounds of dynamite | crushed foot, badly before William Bloch P ehalf that . , bad tola| Trial Package Mailed Free te aboard a scow anchored opposite the | uel Hendrickson, fractured Heense. Counc! ‘of Hil “ ange Boe All in Plain Wrapper. Seuferts cannery on the Columbia} Nels Johnson, broken leg; Mich: Wardali will ¢ easy river. por factlt nidewalks a | Josephson, crushed leg, injured The men were in the employ of ly which | back, condition critical; H. L. Rose, a city of Robert Wakefield of Portland, who | internally injured; R. H. White, In- bas a contract with the government | jured about the head. to blast rocks from the channel of} When the dynamite let go the! the Columbia. No explanation has | three missing men were blown into Deen given of ‘the cause of the ac cident, which occurred while an other crew were preparing to blast & Tock near the point where the} seow was anchored. T HILLMAN’S COUSIN _ |-:: DEFENDS HIM * eman, @ first cousin Councilman Den € ook on n ordinance was in good faith, Cour loge last night urged his} Ernest wot C. D. witnesses Hat Hillman intended to buy Discovered the City | nment in the| © 0. Rowland, Hiliman’s sur-| veyor, and Boston Harbor manager. stified that he was the original he possibilities of Hillman and one of the for the gove D. Hi e of ¢ with charged rt Iman for fraud pndent, Sam- skull; ma nd o nts at Birmingham. ‘or Dilling requested an app ned that priation of $444 to cover the fu expenses of Patrolman Jud Davia, who was murdered by Ford last Thursday night quent was referred to the | comm authc the board of public works to expe | $125,000 for the collection of & bage and proper incinerating plants ASE AND LAMPING The since been found, The scow sank ak tee, The counc most instantly Those who were ontain a clause * from keeping ng sickness r one provid be given to the der of the con injured were Forty nearby in ngham, but th ndfeted he had sent word | ¢ negotiations until the Kuehn had drawn 18 for a factory and machinery December, which he exhibited urt The Pyramid Smile. was Many cases of Piles have been cured by a trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure without further treat ment. When it proves its value to you, get more from your druggist at 50c a box, and be sure you get the kind you ask for. Simply fill out free coupon below and mail to day. Save yourself from the surgeon's knife and {ts torture, the doctor and his bills FREE PACKAGE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 266 Pyramid Bidg, Marsbail, Mich. Kindly send me a sample of Pyramid Pile Cure, at once by mail, FREE, in plain wrap- per. was Birmingham eman said he had pur because STUDENT | IS HERO Heroic work on the part of Don Truedlood, a university student, saved the life of George W, Gilbert m one of the varsity racing shells sank in Lake Union after striking a submerged snag near the Latona bridge shortly after 6 o'clock last night. Gilbert was in the bow seat when the shel} collapsed. Being unabie to swim, he clung to the wreckage. A rope was thrown to him but he failed to grasp it, and sank. True Blood, aboard the coach's boat, dived overboard and saved him. in Lu 'Houseboats Burn | Fanned by a high wind which originated in the eupled by Mrs. James Wilson | the shore of Lake Washington, | caused the destruction of houseboats yesterday afternoon. The fire was caused by an over heated gas stove, left burning dur ing Mrs On ac count of the location of the build ings. two blocks south of Leschi park, the department was unable to get water to the fire until {t was beyond control Prompt work on the part of the steamer Triton saved other bouses further south, The lose te placed at $9,500, partly covered by insurance. All the buildings were owned by B in acific City “chicken said that Pacific pest on earth Tor CHARLES E. MERRIAM, | Republican—Anti-Special Privilege Candidate, EDWARD F. DUNNE. Democrat — Anti-Special Privilege Candidate. | tinual bickering afd the | ° the affairs eeepved That con injection of polities int | of the national guard re fleteney to a deplorat hb » boosted | City land was house oc and berries. kn ry on = FROM BISHOP TO PORTER, AND HE BLAMES HIS WIFE yesterday by John A king for a divorce from Tom Zenia Edmonson, whom he mar. ied in 1906. The couple have five children CHICAGO, I, Fe en four | 5®# ® fighting chance | today | The the b jeratic nomination The other republican candidates Reform in Chicago} setty ate | Ottg, 4. Case is competent nal the second infa alderman and polt-| to com and thi stake—the of city | mayorsbtp second largest for the next four years at a salary | $18,000 & year, balf much | sayertiver again as the c f justice of the John F. supreme ce ts |tavored by Two candidates fly the banner of reform, while the politi are divided, but fighting as n before. The campaign just p has been unequaled for bitterness Charles E. Merriam, a University John owner, country’s R. Thompson, selibiteet| backed by Lorimer Murray, merchant, uniqu ane committ estigating national ne for several ks The report charges that Case and Laniping are of such excitat peram: that neither enjoys the respect bis subordinates. T report casts no shadow on © isafing grt bet Ses |QNE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, GAS, old guard Iski, Deneen politician, | The idle » of his wife, which Edmon he claims r 4 him from’ a bishop in the Church of God to the occupation of a Pullman porter, is baad of the charges tn the complaint Gov mayor of Street terms succeeding ved five terms solid backing of | papers, “Bath Chicago for four his father, and wh the F NO PLAGUE IN SPOKANE }. | SPOKANE, Feb. 28.—Rumors City that bubonic plague had been dis > © covered in Spokane were set at rest "today by Dr. A. G. Lioyd of the United States marine corps who has Investigated the cases of the W. P. Oliver family. The disease was pro Bounced acute grippe and pneu monia. L. Mulr, a local real estate agent. Spain is planning figure of 200,000 a ye Special Purchase of English Blue Semiporcelain Values td $2.50 Dozen— ice All first quality, and the cludes Dinner Plates, Oatmeais, Tea Bowls; Choice . lot in- Cups and Saucers and worth to $2.50 dozen. $9 Wash Machine, $5.98 The electrically welded hoops, on white cedar tub, gearing 1s inclosed; does the work easily and ~ prin rad $5 98 tT Extra spectal . $2.75 Garbage Can, $1.25 Bath Spray, 89c “Kiingtite,” best quality rubber $1.89 Ext a xa Heavy Galvanized, Iron | tobing Bath Spray, with nickel plated spray head, with rubber Garbage Can, with reinforced sides, raised protected bottom protector, tra special ... Sale of Sweaters Continues With Interest Unabated Factory surplus of $2,000 worth of Sweater Coats and Sweaters at— LESS THAN HALF PRICE SWEATERS— Worth to $4.00 $1 98 This lot includes big assortment of durably woven, firm, soft- woo! n Sweater Coats and High-Neck Sweaters, suitable Coats, Canoe Coats and Automo- for outing wear; worth $1 98 bile Robes; worth to seep ») to $4.00. Cholee $8.50. Choice __——“—————” Other lots include Sweater Coats and Sweaters for Men, Women, Children and Misses, at— 50¢, 98¢, $1.49, $2.49, $4.98 “Areade” Rotary Washer has corrugated on inside; SWEATERS— Worth to $8.50 93.96 | Big assortment of Men's and Women's Sweater Coats, Sweat er Vests, Ladies’ Coats, Shaker railroad and highway work to keep her people busy and to cut down an emigra tion that has reached the alarming ot Chicago professor, an@ present jalderman, who has drawn the lenmity of the politicians by his continual attacks, a candidate jon the republican ticket, and Ex | Mayor Edward F. hear re |former, who went fn on « municipal ownership platform which he jfailed to secure, » the demo At the Theatres At the Orpheum. Orpheum puts over a notch class A bill this week that ought to pack ‘em to the roof all the seven days. C. Willlam Kolb, of the disrupted team of Kolb & Dill, has top positior ing hit, “The D that proves to be one merriment Stuart Barr The long spasm of! follows the Kolb act and gets away with a fine line of clean, light comedy, bringing out a lot of new laughs that the house mustered up after giving the }"“Dutech” act a big share. Rowina |Stewart and Gladys Murray, two pretty girls, offer a sketch | that went very well, and Ferry, the Frogman, has a new act that was |well received. Others on the bill jare Rogers & Hart, Miss Hamid | Alexander the Frey Twing and Or pheum motion pictures novel At the Majestic Every act is a headliner | Majestic this week The show is opened with the Braggaar Brothers on horizontal | bars, ending with a comedy t THE MARKETS at the Tur ‘cove, Ducna, live, Bpriig du cod — helling Price Kasiern Wash | 25.00 22.00@28 18. 00@18 30 26 Wheat hay | Double compressed 29.00 ‘oats and barley, bier—Selling trie ute oN toca, 100 tbe. top: | house. him for lax business methods. BURNS TO DEATH # an effort to save her tent at 3803 W. Waite st. from flames last night at 8 o'clock, Mra, Emma T Hall received burns ich resulted Jobn,” Dink” and the First} mn, and Andrew J.| Graham, who has been spending # small fortune to win, and is backed by Roger Sullivan, state demo- cratic boas W. E. Rod x {e running as @ Socialist, and W. A. Brubacker las a Prohibition candidate few hours later. An overheated stove was the cause of the blaze ROB EXPRESS |; CHICAGO, Feb. 28 Wells, Farxo & Co. today are inves. tigating the robbery of a through | express train on the Erie ra The train, ce 1 entirely of ¢ press cars, r ween New York and Chicago. The cars are sealed ling act which brings down the! Helen Mae Page, with her scores a hit in a short act a, in his makeup, | ke jokes and yodels ny encores and Ruby Church, | mother-in-law act, get away with it in good shape, Edwin ree improves his juggling with a fine monolog | The show ends with the Matinee Girls, the best act seen at the Majestic in a long time. Sidney and De Haven, along with the girls, do Jig steps and singing. There are five pretty scenes in the act cruptions | these disfiguring signs of impure blood |_ Moscow Arrest quickly, certain g em-| No out ly $12,000 | your blood. partner Sai whistles, cr and receive Jack Spring in a Jere rube Good Looks should be a source of pride to you. 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