The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1911, Page 6

STAR FEAR ATTACK ON Typhus Breaks Out DICKINSON QUITS; | MEXICO ery STIMSON ON JOB SATURDAY, MAY 13, 191f. 85 DAYS THAT REBUILT AN EMPIRE ie imminent in Juares over the de-| Nogales, and an attack hero is ox = ‘the aia, feated Mexican federal general, pected this afternoon. alow te (My United Frese Lensed Wire) | wolzing all cle thn fads lnan of oe Hare oe 4 ye ae apy AL THE TRIG, [iduan Navarre. Generale Orozco |the only remaining point of entry] EL PASO, Tex, May 13.~Ty-lerals at the tinal pelle ¥ ' A FIGHTING GOVERNOR'S STORY OF THE STRUG- Biang"vitia, it is ald, wang to shoot |aiong the United States boundary lphus in its most virglent orm vrok,|and are te & nation bridge, | wa seo on, Fe GLE THAT ENDED 30 YEARS OF CORPORATION Navarro because of his Inhuman) not in the hands of the rebels, An] ), pear eters 9a ote + ago negne Padi Soon oa i sg . - ia ald ‘ tend treatment of wounded prisoners. |gcodus acroms the line began, fexican federal | j,thq and every s é " - ne R ‘ tor 4 { RULE IN CALIFORNIA Madero says they must shoot him | Among the first was the mayor and|bowpltal at Juarez, Already one 18 |peing taken to prevent. ie : , i jbefore he will allow Navarro to be | other Mexican officials dead and five other Diax soldiers| Daniel Orozco, ¢ of r : ! ; SON executed are afflicted. The discovery has|Pasqual O1 the lead 2 bh that progre BY HIRAM W. JOHNSC FLEEING ENSENADA jcreated a pante here, hundreds of |was killed here last night by the |p n resigned because of tric | training Governor of California (By United Press Leased Wire BAN May 13 The} Americans having carried away ar-|accidental discharge of a « ‘ h Secretary Knox over the Wife Was Here F VI MEXICO CITY, May 13-—Hasty| scoamer Bernardo Reyes arrived|ticles of clothing worn by the fod.|” it 1s reported that Oroxeo and ( Fi wa tion are dis} >} t D of Wis x of cannons here at the nore today with 47 refugoes from| as souventre of the Juares at.|Garibaia? are disp a the f The Last Bulwark of Privilege Destroyed—The Story of the approaches to the palace and the|Eneenada. She reported the steam: |tack soluboitve wet ve dag ; ; i A i been , I i paper ..,{Belan prison and the manning of /¢r San Diego would leave Bosenada) "e E} Paso board of health and|that Garibaldi has th tol erat from a ext oo theyn rw aby |plication generally. And yet when} t fortification today |W!th 200 more refugees bese aited States authorities are |quit the rebel arm federate soldier, His pre e at returned to Cl K'came to the presentation of the|the city’s main fortification today cree ets aun ten Her won accomp her a eam at ene Pine conetitution (indicate that Diag expects an early) pegeig GET CANANEA n Tet } hie: D had p hed, the attack | ” ; | 1 May | a up to the recall in ite applicability | creased to 1,000 men, and Ite com-| SAUEO TN vag captured by the Ceo eee) IAT CALIFORNIA HowEscape\ The action foreign reel ances tnte 4 thelr instar inter . SACRAMENTO, May 13.—A bill as Planned ing an armed guard call is directed ute the prisone nned to | ohne Send ed that sor jdents In organ De . ‘ est r —S end oy tnt ive #8 causing great discontent, and] MEXICO tate! hae r. : «rer providing for the initiative, referen-| date for re-election 4 Natit ke in escaping yers were a ‘into ac ic ‘of all classes dono in Guerrero number close to 10, a od recall f 4 t 4, Timms and Workman, Cell | ™ , one and open opposition; others, with] Mexicans of Oil claises denounce | nen, commanded by Gen, Figueron jaum and recall for all California) Municipal legislation may be mr man, Cell) "After removing the plate the pecu ditions of thelr pro-| {he move here is grave fear) Men Puna Vista. AS 0000 OS OF [Py the cecte eich Was passed |initiated on petition of 25 per cent 2 wan Nist's rogular cell, but the | ¢rom eel] 5 Nist and one ¢ her feanic honestly believing them.|‘Pt, in the event of an uprising, |p tion has been perfected, the a he state legislature and approv-| of the voters. Unless the clty c mers frequently bunked to-|men were to wait until Assistant ¢ selves and judges to be made of |e foreign residents will be the) ganiza by Goy, Johnson, becomes ef. | cll passes the proposed loginia xether in one another's cells. Nist| Jailer Yank had passe mid- men Will begin an AKKTERBIVE CADY | Hective today firet attacked it shall be submitted at a speci jdifferent clay than their fellows,| al planned to be in Hatfield's cell when | night inspection trip ourht atubboraly the meass Foreign residents have sent |paign, with Mexico City as the ul) ‘The measure provides for recall | election within 20 days. If the break was to be pu Then they were to sip through Har associations throughout — the bers oe of their women and | timate goal | ojectie n for elective municipal of- tition carries signatures of only The heavy dotted jine tis bale and mee 6 point poe children from the city corn after they have held office | pe t of the voters the pr state were importuned to pass res = Matthies! per cent of th f marked X Sedena eaaiees tae reel of tet - _ SALT LAKE. Apostle iat rran [four months or more, on petition of |law shall be submitted at the lg AO a jediciary and in many countics| MARCHING ON NOGALEO § /F. Cowley bes Deve crete polye | sane cont of the Teun S tae ey. | tegnler eation unless pase power him and take keys, then | these iutions were passed and|, NOGALES, May 13.--Three hun-|the Mormon priesthood for f The officer against Whom the re-| the council in the meantime } ao to the math entrance to Tank dred armed rebels aboard a cnp-| amy ieceeanateneaens —_—o-= mer = 1, marked with a ring, a pen all immediately transmitted to the rep- the corridor inne fr oar wo a NEXT TIME ATTORNEY BOLEN ASKS i spetrapraphestya ncn we owe, MRS. KEMP LOSES Novi TRANSFER HELL CET IT, SURE yeeigty es Weak legislators were frightened the jai . lwith the idea that the courts were ’ where t would have either killed The last bulwark of privilege | being invaded and that good men One transfer, or rather the rest. on the evening of October 28 or overpowered Jailer Lindsay, could not be obtained as candi fusal to supply one, cost the Beattie 1916 has ever been the courts Then would have been a simple The last stand of corporate] dates for ; ndges, If the recell over Electric Co. just $66.45 He en carried the Issue tc the ssatter, having the. kave oven ever been ou udicial threatened them, wv wana : courts, and a jury is @ re the door marked wi st whic peat bas ver been our judi Seen dita ‘saan cottunaned poner | Wiliam H. Boien, a young ator 4 him $96 as damages, be $ char 46 Grenmial I do not mean to convey that |covld make was submitted to the) © warg Kemp, ai who! Kemp replied that his wife, as|/2eY in the White t 7 # taxing up the costs to the c x @ll judges or even the largest pro- | ¢gislature in the endeavor at least! ons iged hin wife with S's con. well as her parents, who persisted | them dig up that a pany }s oaiadas dion of judge responsive to | te break the plan which had, up to| / ‘ or of dress {1 Hquors,|in living at his home, were habitual |!0s to give hin a t r to James Also, it might be m 4 ir om r | Zorporate power or influence, but |the time that the recall wae Pre-| Wit eranted a divorce by Judge Gay |users of all kinds of opiates, and/@t from a Capit which | cidentally, Bolen gets ckel $ fast as some judges and some | sented, been so successfully car) vicriay He is also given the that his wife was arrested once on he boarded at Seventh av. and Pine back, too. 3 ' Courts have always been the ref-| Tied out custody of the two children, a boy,|@ charge of Intoxication. eo eee “oe cee - Me jo tage to which corporations in their| Perhaps the fiercest struggle and) 7.14 9 girl, 6 “More than 20 years ago,” alloged Z is ’ Gajust aggression have fled for the | the most stubbornly contested one)" Charlotte 1 Kemp, the w Kemp, "Mra. Kemp took a vow at ~ —{% ! Endoing of the people, just so did | @uring the entire legislative #08 | commenced » suit. alleging |her mother's instance, to provi | 2 a= |: 1JAILERS we find, when the “recall 8 > oom OS ied Ml cruelty and " the unusual /her mother with a home and 7 2 \! 4 OFFICE Broached in the legislature , — Judiciary. | charge that K sought to crush for life | é << ‘a nt ee ve State of California, the courts mai Bret, tm be Meas! out her individuality,” and by domt : community property is esti ae 8 of emt taining the same position—the re we neering t almost reduced ber| mated to be worth between $15,000) (By United Press Leased Wire Direct to Seattle Star Office.) Stand of discredited and 4 the recall yr nd | to a state ¢ onentity and $30,000. REBELS MARCHING ON CHIHUAHUA Special interest ae ; at & - a | EL PASO, May 13.—Advices received here today say that 2,000 * Both Parties Pledged. yided so that | Ne * TAi F * Lill |insurrectos are marching on Chihuahua. Just before daylight an armed Sketch showing interior arrangement of county jail Both of the political parties of |>* “eo ee oe a le a Iry rairy lan |mob entered Nombra de I b eaburd, looted all the store (00K | a ae zi a California, in the last campaign, *" The 5 = rs } aie the horses, despite the presence of 1 deral troops in nearby RHHRRHRRHEARERREKRHRARRARAKHAREA Without qualification had declared | ©'*'Y ae Semen cea ng W. d A barracks, and escaped * * for the “recall man entered | made after it was obvious that the | to We gain! | ib * “| BELIEVE IN GOD BECAUSE | * the legislature at least | Smend othe, - conaattation | | |__ SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 13—Charges that Frank E. Hering, his! * CAN'T HELP IT,” SAYS GAYNOR * Baving taken the tacit pledg ‘nirwer ene sicide ana életve: ‘or | Ipresent wife, Attorney Eart Rogers of Los Angelos and Edward Hirech | * By United Press Leased Wire.) * he believed in the recal t bowen hae ame Pees tale | were present at ring threatened to|* NEW YORK, May 13 cause he “cannot help it,” Mayor * —— — - mooratag 1 vt | have her killed if A wore|* @ New York ¢ feves in God * c y could cente (By United Freee Leased Win tre. Fy of asking ; , o er to a al q * “defense of the oppo-| WASHINGTON, May 1 ‘om the ke good,|* * the Rev. ¢ Reisner of Grace cebu * spular government, the|/Charges that government depart Hering No. ng for $50,000 for : - : ? * |recall of the judiciary jment heads are punishing their) . = ending the -” . wrote yor 2 ynor, “does an im People Able to Judge. jwubordinates for giving tentic = mense deal of good. It soothes you and makes you cont * | ‘Those in charge of the measure|before congressional commit WASHINGTON, May 13.—Mexican revolutionists are in contro! of |/* and charitable. Also St educatés you and gives you a good * ewe Take Medicine, Bot Let Me) ine ivide ndiment,|and are thus in contempt of | Picbucalco, 60 miles from Tobasco, the capitol, The mpelled |® literary style declined to divide the amendment, | ® pt j * Send You a Pair of My Pain- but represented it as a whole and|house and senate, are made in a} agents of the National Bank of Mexico to give up a amount of |* ‘Going to church regularly makes people vote carefully * Soothing Orafts, Which Are |they did it upon the theory that| resolution in the house poerene . cash, *® said the mayor, in answer to another question « i Pi t Relief |because a lawyer was elected a/ by Representative Bathrick od j — * *” gorge bilpegdaas = - | judge, he w one the le resolution * ‘WASHINGTON, May 13.—Attorney General Wickersham appointed # ®t ee RRR ehhh hhh hhh hk So Many Thousands / “Government employes disclos B. D. Townsend to represent the government in testing the rights of ™ jand that if the peop! p i TO TRY FREE [ability and the discrimination and Information respecting matters) | the government in lands patented to the Southern Pacific railway. The _— , the intelligence to elect judges, in | being investigated have been dis | land contains of! deposits, Townsend will co-ope with Fy I GEORGE BOLDT KILLED? | SAN DIEGO, May 13—Tia Juanans discredit a report that Geo.| A mother is a mother still, holiest thing alive.”"—8. T. Coleridge. Boldt, son of the manager of the Waldorf-Astoria he New York, was | Tort i Sete are killed in the fighting at Tia Juana, Boldt married Estelle de Sabin of|_ wy cor Spanent then rete Tia Juana a year ago and took her to New — | _—_——— SEND ME YOUR NAME TODAY|the re instance, they had we vo gee Mare branded as ot Fy | Heney. |power to reject them witimate’ ol rust. mest, write qe that you will 17 |ond that if they had the right and| “Hereafter any employe super-| my Drafts (a postal wil se) a the intelligence to refuse re-elec-|neded, demoted or discharged for} send you a One Dollar Pair La Fe ition to a recalcitrant or incompe-|giving information to a congreston: | turn mail, PF \tent judge, tne same right and in-|al committee may submit his case paid, for Ry telligence they had to recall that/to the chairman of that commit mi a ert recalcitrant or incompetent judge.|If the committee finds that s 7 It was argued by the proponents of |employe was punished, the head of 1 could tell rec. |the amendment that no weak judge|the department shall reinstate | the remark-| would be made weaker by the re|auch employe and the superior of able history = call; no strong judge would be af-|ficers who caused his punishment | these Magic | fected at all, and the recall would| shall be declared in contempt and | ye eteut a be a menace simply to the corrupt dome for their act.” tind two|ase Sythe fu LAMERS PROTEST WOMAN de is the hand that rules the world.” as “From the father comes honor; 1 ¢ TN PANAE [TAFT TO AID ciebecteons | vx | n d is everything; but to a child a parent is merely An old decision of former Judge ig ain of his exis 1ce Lord Beaconsfield. | (now President) Taft was respons! “¢ mother’s love the best God's th h love the he , love chest.” When the federal grand jury con-|ble for the ruling of Judge Don | jove highest, venes in Tacoma next week it will! worth yesterday afternoon in the Womanliness means motherhood, all li today the saf-| begins and ends re est and surest tie Seta aces ‘Gad have before it a large number of there.” —Browning, See weer 88 Well a8 the] WASHINGTON, May 13-—An Up-| (iy United Pree Lensed Wise Dice to| informations in connection with al-|@emurrer of Assistant Corporation 3 me gost widely sold rheumatic remedy |.i.1,¢ of farmers against the Cane-| GUILD HALL, Vt, May 1 leged freud in the Seattle and Ta-|Counsel Hughes tn the tnjunction | Whe: ean toate uae Gen Pe fg the world. From our offices!" | dian reciprocity agreement marked | After baving deliberated all night| coma census. Such was the intima-|sult of the Seattle, Renton &| And would some pretty story tell “this country and Europe they are tion given yesterday afternoon tn|Southern to prevent the oity coun-| ¥ Mle Coals beatings ‘be the jury bearing the case of Mra.| senate finance cae scetore the | Florence Dodge, widow of former | Judge Donworth’s court in the case [cll from tnterfering with tte bust-| ° Sheriff Dodge, charged with kill-| LILLIAN RUSSELL. of Dr, Furman J. Bhadd, a Seattlo|ness by revoking {ts tranchise oe ag ideameasts ps og ing Wm. Heat unter, whi PITTSBURG, May 15.—Desp vol Shammaener accused of fraud | Hughes argued that the federal Paha A084 Jane Taylor. some almost unbelievable. But get Por emtacwry Pennsylvania, West Vir.|2¢ was at work at her bome near /denials by both parties, a report! Shadd, through his attorney, 8. J.) court had no jurisdiction. Judge Is not a young mother one of the sweetest sig mus ting benefit yourself is even more | o tomer ntucky, Massachusetts, |Lunenburg last September, re-|persists here today that Lillian| Wettrick, contended that each al |Donworth was inclined to agree|—Thackeray he Sweetest sights life shows us? Convincing than hearing the testi | fine. | os Man Fm none 4 turned today a verdict of man-|Russell is engaged to marry Alex-|leged fictitious name should be/with Hughes until he found the r ‘ ie Mony of others. Just write me that | (ounectiont ted a ana geet and) siaughter. Mre. Dodge asserted | ander P, Moore, editor of the Pitts-| made a separate count. Judge Don-| Taft decision ie the heavens shove, the aapels wht are willing to be convinced, and s “ Paes! that Heath killed himeelf either in-|burg Leader. Miss Russell, who| worth reserved decision. Special Gan fad gut Cade Sat ee Pe sy rc to one another send the drafts to you by return |@6¢ of the measure. tentionally or accidentally |ie here in vaudeville, said | Prosecutor ©. A, Newton resisted Sone 2b Serelldael an chat et ‘ fail, postpaid. Then, if you are nat eo Sigg fa FS WOMEN TO SELL : alan that of mother. I shall retire permanently from the} Shadd was arrested in South —Edgar Allan Poe fth the benefit recelved, you IS tenet ny gue venees wosives.7|WIVIEN IS PLUCKY |$HACK IS OUT; | arts erst sali ge O98 partons] — pasts Alan Poe | The first count charges ’ Chicag suaded her husband to Maysend ge One Dol Or kiss the place to make it well? My mother Gstributed to every quarter of the . We have many thousands of re on file here telling of cures. | sta 1 am mot ready to do (fiat Guttedl Bites Lantad use.) No wedding bells for me. dictment g0, 5 Jar. a not, LONDON, May 13 ad wena NEW UMPS In) him with counting 16 fictitious " : | Ns FVERETT apply for a divorce decree. He com- ey, sey tion today of Lady Dectes, formerly| “shack” {# out. Not necessarily THREE CARLOADS ames in the Arcade block, the sec | Women of Seattle will meet in| | | Bugined to the court that being call en G ‘ be a ‘ ns nas ee t the Grand Ope e ¢ Donworth has|@d any one of those “pet “3s oe yon Miss Vivien Gould, who was oper-|down and out, excepting good and| ond with giving 14 Chinete tang [muse meeting at the Grand Opera Sotalol dels Se ia cea fothing. I take your word and trust | ated on Friday for appendicitis, was/out of the umpiring gume tn the! E. M. F. § COMING: 100 alleged bogus names, while 100 House at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday af for a square deal. The scien-|reported entirely satisfactory, and} Northwestern league | | more were given as living at pler 6.|ternoon to consider the proposition ak tha Beare ic way in which these Drafts|an early recovery is expected, Following complaints against! Three carloads of BE. M. F. 30s are that they sell 56,06 {ditional Pot-/elty cour the mayor and the ch feach the source of rheumatic trou-| Lady Decies showed wonderful |Shackelford's recent decisions at expected to arrive next week from z te them fro 62 e was alleged to| Detroit for the Studebaker com TODD T0 PRACTICE latch buttons. “We feel that ¢ spirit m Co, for a tempo-} | HOLD PEACE SESION | NEW YORK.—A great peace ban- fee of $50 f = hho will be given Wednesday by bles is fully explained in our {!lus-| pluck, Victoria, when b trated book, sent free with the trial| “I am ready,’ she said to Dr. have presented Spokane a game, he | pany Th cars are becoming vie night panic New York peace society. Baron Drafts. Don't delay, but write now. |James Collier, who performed the|has quit, resigned, got fired, or|most familiar on Seattle streets. E TILE be aroused and encouraged among » du wae presented |“ Estournelles de Constant of Address Magic Foot Draft Co.,/operation, “but do get me out in|something of the sort |The local Studebaker agency. suye| eee crane a te as presented! France, Andrew Carnegie, Dr. LK 18, Oliver Bidg., Jackson, Mich. time for the Ascot races. Anyway, G Baumgarden | it ie selling twice as # many E. MF. Hugh ©. Todd, the aggressive | , sae reahin <back Ges ews ater] was de | Nicholas Murray Butler, president - college youngster from California, Jas any other m democratic leader of the house and | wa cote ay ar ah “®' lof Columbia university, and Dr, has been hired, and will offictate in democratic leader |would accrue from it,” said Mr Hen Va I e wil ye avowed candidate for the demo |H. P. Fish, president of the We be ry Van Dyke will apeak. Seattle tomorrow, at the game at f a mer 1 1 Chat WRONG SORT OF PET NAMES ———_—— Dugdale park between Spokane and cratic nomination for governor, has |men's Federated Clu LEAD TO DIVORCE COURT Victoria, Baumgarden comes with passed the law examination at a 99) Old Brute, Pup, Fool, Dog, Idiot, CA NADIAN @ gilt “rep.” Olympia and will begin the practice Fi W th Bullhead, Brute, Skate, Hound! ! of law in Seattle. ‘Todd was one ot] AME eather, |. tna: iso ection of PAC! Fic BAN HIT FOR $1, 000 ie be t debaters and most] Ice pet names,” the indiscriminate use Oscar Collins, py \3 ips Prin Ade daily at 10 a. m morning boat nd the night Victoria and | which at frequent and regular »prietor of afforceful orators of the legislature S S li b wh NEW YORK, May 12.—A"jury in| saloon in the old restricted district, |in the last two sessions ays ans ury intervals by Mrs, Clark Loomis of the case of John M. Ward, who| was again arrested yesterday on a] Altogether 31 were admitted to sued Han Johnson, president of the|charge of false registration, He practice law yesterda Shakes Seems like we've had too con-| i ‘on Bunday American league, for $60,000 for| put up $3,000 ball peare being one of them. This] »_. Bone Ticked Bro Nn Y, rn tora “only slander, brought in a verdict giving| Collins was arrested on recall | 8hakespeare hails from Everett and Wither Min lebury | day of i ae ca Ward $1,000 damages. election day when he attempted to}her first name is Lulu. Fourteen roug > er without call 4 - |don't aay 80. He looked over hi Ward's sult grew out of the va-| vote, on the ground that he was an |Seattle men passed the examina:| whi gs and his tables up on Onser Right (he 8. 8. Troquste cancy as president of the National|ex-convict and not permitted to | on. nore ‘end th eat t Seattle L Ss oa, league after the death of Harry A.| register. The information failed to has been doing pretty well this PRINCESS MAY ‘TO Pulliam. Ward was mentioned as| state that the erlme for which he year. I T REA, MAY €, 26, 27 Pulliam’s successor and his eleva-| was convicted was escaping from We've only had two thirds mee Main 38 tion was alleged to have been block-| jail while awaiting trial in Jackson much rain this year so far, we . e A PD ed when Johnson, as a member of| county, Missouri. A demurrer was had last year. The average up te CUT PRICES 418 Second’ Aversa Ae" the national commission, declared | sustained on that account. He was! Harry Cort, manager of the Se-| May 11 is 15.16 inches, We've had] We make the same gold plate for| he would not stand for Ward. itr ns d yesterday on a new infor-/attie theatre, was fined $100 and | jess than 10. |$12.00 that other dentists charge | - mation, posts orning by Judge \ course, the nice weather we] $15. AIRGHIP 18K eUCORGS. 5 a costs this morning by Judge Main,| Of course, the nice weather we| $15.00 for. following his pr of guilty yester-|had before makes up for it. Ther 00 MINEOLA, L. 1, May 18.—The JACK MUST WAIT. lay to the charge of running a lot-| Were 46 sunshiny days in Februa $ii00 | Tout all-metal biplane of Thomas Bald CHICAGO, May 13.—Champion tery ssiateusgabin > orana. iene Gach one Ape th Gat ate sed webs ts ch. FLL- 0: iremged 4 At Age ot | rnin Age of win was pronounced a success today | Jack Johnson and his “glad rags”| Cort used to give away a prize| Salisbury says that so far this| ic ts || teeth, Mave you children. De enty rty-Bix Years ater a0 initial flight over jibe will not sail for London until June|ot a ladies’ sult to the holder of almonth we've only had a little over| Best set, tive gies || Werk tn acamy ‘ eae" ompstei in sailed | 5, as Johnson must do a k's! number given with the purchase of|two and a half inches of rain, and], Pent bur ‘ work || Sh ga This Hair Is the et of Riggs Eczema-Dandruff Cure, | several times over Mineola, theatrical engagement in New York,|/each theatre ticket. Deputy Prose-|an inch and a quarter last month ios ae Pye iown by the Inventor | ENGLIGHWOMAN WINs. commencing May’ 21. The engage-|cutor Caldwell asked that the pun-| Seems worse than that, though, ¥ office will are aera y C : - ment was not voluntary, the court i ine, tead | doesn’t it? por we, becauae of ¢ od work and || send us 2bc at ‘our Kk in coin’ oF To find any one that's getting their hair grown, you will |l] LONDON, May 13.—Mra. Ross,|having ordered Johmany’ (e Tufte] oe rnet be merely w fing, Instead )doewn’t It low ‘prices . yn ad HCO, MEG... So Mar have to look for those that are using Riggs’ Eczema-Dan- |f| former British golf champion, yes-| contract or pay damages sn pps A MARSUPIAL—MISSING np irl le at slate we druff Cure. We solicit your investigation. | terday defeated Miss Dorothy Agents for the Overland and Kiss LING OF ANIMALS FOUND] ..We sre careful, thorough, PAINEE ee Nita inant Campbell, the American and Can PEKIN, May 13,—The China-Brit-|ler Kar sold a “40" Overland tour) woreda H fentiste, We want your inc math tie ee Osgood, American | prices are low enough. for zoology expert, has brought from} work i* the beat known in dentistry =s| guaranteed go. adian champion, the latter losing |ish agreement provides for gradual|ing car to Swineheart & Rohowits out on playing the nineteenth hole.|extinetion of opium culture andjof the Cascade Gag & Blectric Fix |South America 10 specimens of a ‘The game was played in Ireland. traffic in both China and India, tojture Co, Frank Tape and O. L. ‘<a L L f ure anit new animal—a marsuplal, appar PAINLESS | r JOPLIN, Mo—Mike Donovan, of | become complete in 1917, | Nickel also bought “40's.” lently the connecting link between ALBANY PAINLESS | HE HIT Our New Store, Containing Thirty-Four Hundred Feet of | Floor Space, to Be Opened About June 1, at 391% Stark | St., Portland, Ore. | 5 ® new and bet Eyeglass Lens ss YOu see bet- | and — easier. | honatrated, — sold winner to meet Jack (Twin) Sulll- tractor, arresyed and fined $8.76 for instead of round, and a rudimentary | ,.P%*e the Hon Marche and MacDou.- van June 16. Business Bringers riding @ bicycle on the sidewalk, pouch, valk Up. Rochester, N. Y,, and Jeff Clarke, 8UMAS—Miss Ann Brown, daugh- the opossum and the kangaroo. It a a f and fitted The A. P. Riggs Hair Grower & Cure Co., Inc, |}\>t Philadeiphia ‘ire matched for «| Star “Want” Ads Are |tef of the mayor, had Rev. B, J.|looks something ike the opossum, not r: ciggend, floor of the, People’s | ole 1216 Third Ave., Seattle 16-round go here on May 23, the Huston, her father's political de-| with a small, ratlike tail, but square |and Pike street, Muntan fn: 1008 ‘Third Av., Near Madison,