The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1911, Page 3

sis eile a al ‘JHE STAR—MOMDAY, MAY 29, 1911 3 ‘ ania mena tama! - Adolf Makes Himself Solid With the Veterans, I ‘ar . . Yords,by Schaefe wut Tur-Tur! HAF TO BARDER GNOP, Onw da) HAY—= YOU PELLERS Sr LRAPs You me Keer 1 ue an FY IN UNIFORM — Di93 vt yurerur} RuY TuT-TuT! Roy Ter-turA-Tomt . N RUT Tur-TUT! \ Wh Rut TUT-TuT-a- isatan - ~QAYY.- Ya, NOPODY SHOULT POLICKMANS, FIREUMANS, 18 DER Buce PRee ONES S Sours UND SonaPODY Wy UNIFORM: a | * ” * POEM * * * . A youngster from Medical Lake lAwoke with @ fierce stom | But when he mer FOUR PEOPLE'S, el Ml mn ih SOLDIERS. | Mother Saves Babies we RE? | THIS WEEK tie = Pt them ce Beattle churches united yest was aincoverea vy so- THE FAMOUS — SPECIALISTS : ame fety outside the b t sky | jin memorial services, Crowd | fame sox Then ~ Ma tending special soldier s« into the Same< ef Vv |taxed all edifices ture and brought out t gay AGAIN HONE Members of the G. A. R., the Re her husband and the Ladies of the G Four important measures will be! > printers aoe eae before counci! committ this JA. R. tn a body attended Boylston | "Ta" tne Anderson. family , troyed,, LOUGHNEY & LOUGHNEY RE week. And all four will be fought a Marg hoe pe pce tee nt (only im night robes, had to stand n family | TURN TO SEATTLE AFTER ty certain special he Se Cetin gee. 9 6 neiolene wits of the 4 A YEAR IN THE EAST, The first is the Tith jail re at the i mn, made a a form bill, whieb probably be Junfversal 1 after luudt “ 9 eaderse of the Union arr referred back to another committee | | Civil War. Rev. Adna Wright jard at the Methodist he The Commem BRYAN, NOT CANDIDATE Erickson’s bil ehting rates tes committee & reduction fore the city By Calied Prows Leased Wire.) morrow afternoon s ordinance ; eo N, May 20 t was thoroughly discuss the big |morial musi rogram WA ON, May 20.—"I vent ‘ gest public demonstrati r seen | : |not a ¢ te for ident, and in the counctl chamber last T oat vase Nas regi ; F day ni An atte Ibe n fn Revs tl Moiaang- pe y nake a much er reduction j - He ex ' the seta Oe oe J. Bryan to reports that he might |a etween Woodrow Wil in the rates, bu a ate f | 4 . the measure, rather than ace ta | oe bagee i areas ane Bs compromise, wil! t th ‘ ferred to the people in the spectal The th aphans ing bill peada Me night at § ¢ 2 i ebise 1 a he body of James D. Cun-| ‘ Char ex Vandiver w ea ¢ po mening he ie ee : . mer he becine involved in a pol ‘ jo for the death of her hu t with John W. Cunnin stated his jer he This photograph, taken by our special correspondent, shows Provincial President Madero at the base ther this afternoon. It is a mea ° which seven of the nine ¢ men are pledged. It is an which will be opposed by LOUIS, May 29.—Complexton | claime a! Biectrie company in opp ‘ine “ti of the Juarez monument, bidding farewell to the troops before leaving for Mexico City i xe ; uendona ca r? ee ae ve A. ig caries pba bore aeond nding ce tanatb 2 ig news evotiee'’* Social Problem in Stomach, |Beauty Tablets ss: ‘sedge Al h We h ne ; Soe cere will tetreacce thal | Not Politics, Scientist Says’ Cause Death mere + ani show thea eigns 200, George 143, So | SPECIALIST LOUGHNEY j (By United Press Leased Wire) ce} PARIS, May 29.—"The » con-| Problem lies in the stomach, eat and th ‘Ought to know, and yet SB ig, Bi G S id ‘Yes’ H ‘WwW d Me’ her New Offices in the Eitel a quashed en uildiny With Improw F OUTS, May 29—Complerion | claims wwe, George Said Yes ‘to CF WEG Me | ret fasins to seule a ene < ng 8 erat Althea weighs 200, George only |38. She had »| Remedy That Has Accomplished fe and Call) 149 Most Remarkable Results—Of- a garde al. nesses er of Mre,| Alaskan points two children w anything he married b « Prof. Landouzy *| ein r tractor who has become h by | Prof. peaking ankind’s happiness we tg we : aying miserably low wages to his the Scientific Society of Hygiene d by a study died tod Kany av. Miss | fornia. chat Gillett and oth-|,, At least, that is what George Mrs. Gregory charges her husband fices Now Open for Those Whe men and charging property owners Humanity is divided into two all the political Bs mi eed ‘ tien 2 eae ype aoe 7 fi on their | GteSOry, An attorney, says in his with failing to support her since| Wish Free Consu/tation—An Em sweatrageously bigh price for the |Classes—those who do not know Bs ha unconscious condition in her |ers did not actually file on thet |crosa complaint to Mrs. Gregor 4 that he failed to ac-|. Perienced Medical Practitioner be referred to some | = nom yesterday morning by her| claims but agreed Arles eg petition for a divorce. 100 which she had given| Now on the Loughney Staff of a were. It will be r Miss Waite i aehte 4 Raymond Brown y committee a ui che nth on ber con ~4 _ Br igen an oan tats not in the |, Sb@ threatened to horsewhip him bsenting him Specialists. E « one of the m tifal | should receive part Interest in . ae romte,crtb wee “Ti DIE W WREGK (SUIT OVER BIG (sas cytcnncsrs™ Batra. i tn ha ie va cet a si urethis afternoon | John T. Milliken er aia Bs SAYA, SNS Be Tid, to entare | Kynees | After an extended tour, du Sentmanta liakt bist tomorrow af Jona T. Mi But Althea ‘still pursued him, 'tis| Gregory on the other hand, al-| which time the f during ternoon at 2 o'clock (By United Press Leased Wire.) AT TLE HOTEL ny a ag ag gs Boag ge LAW CONSTITUTIONAL alleged, and on December 23, 1903, leges that she locked him out of hney and Loughoey, he ‘altete, I . r tc 4 ne oe Albe Pa Hy United Press Leased Wire.) says George, he ‘ 4 vaio and that i o h a nughney, Griffiths’ straphanging Vill Wed-| CHARLOTTE, N. C., May The Hotel Ratnier-Grand, F rick, who was convicted of the mur| WASHINGTON. May The Pita odigy wag re fot loop Bag geo larch (of |ited all of the promine nesday night at § o'clock Killing both firemen and engineers, | der of William Marsh Rice, Texas| United States reme court 2 her husband is only abandonment the East, they have i ay., near Madison, ts the subject of : ‘ their home mn Seattle r coal train cra », Mare sdged constitutional the “hours of Goddard's day work bil), probably | 4 double-head their local offices in finely appolmte before the streets committee, next |through a trestle several miles out a legal controversy in the courts of | te serving a life t law,” regulating the hours | © Thursday afternoon. of Bostick on the Seaboard Airline | Butte, Mont, where the heirs of in New Yo: mployment of railroad dispatch D Ss t | N d M C jed quarters in the Eitel Buildit }last night John Noyes, who owned the hotel SIT ON BERGER ore, engineers, firemen, S aaneore| oes 0ea tle ee ore ops? re * —— of Second ay. 902 my brakemen. i and br Chiet of Police Bannick has/men were put on last year to pro-| Specialist Loughney, while in the =) asked the council for 10 more po- tect the pu from the evils of the East, spent many months in | e re- » 50 POs AL BA K jlicemen. Th senpeae fost = the search and study, the result of caum he increase Has been re-/ which enables him to bring to ted Pree sed Wire) not been recovered, | WASHINGTON, May 29.—Post-| finance committees are recommend-| moved, the 30 men still remain on| ¢}¢ path pr Pairs ng to Seat san’ FRANCISCO, May 29.- a who owned half ax commun-| John J. McNamara at Indlanapoli«.master General Hitchcock or os ling five more. Steiner, who intro- the force. To ask for 10 more DOW, | really marvelous Ceatenat See : ol ion he four ch‘kdren, | \ z. nor be » Nort ght fo; » populatl ia held to atment for the ¥ prog The four chtiren,| They concluded that ae the resoly.|ternoon designated 60 more North-/ duced the bill for 10, may fight for when the population is held to be! many ills of mankind—a treatm Bert Schiisinger, a San Francisco | HCE CREAM FATAL TO | however, have begun to grow reat ‘ i banks to receive de-| thi b Eri c a fe , © KroW rest-|tion to Congressman Korbly provid-| west savings banb |this number, Erickson will vote no greater and the need of police that nas by ee lawyer, successful in the defense of | leas under this restriction, and they led for an mmendment of the-oxtra, (posits by June 27, They include: | against any increase until the de-|leas, because of the absence of ® woadettel pes ag ice with eral men accused in the San) N Det c ne x | t Box a : sev CHILDRE | want property, worth $760,000, | dition Jaws which would prevent (California, Hollister, Sonora and| partment efficiency committee has restricted district, is thought bY| ‘This new, scientific remedy te 1m | The trestle had been weakened |4+ the time o age Another Attorney Iby a fire, and fell under the weight |*),\\ ag : a ath are] WASHINGTON, May 29 The of the engines. Fifteen loaded steel ‘ied have the property di-| house rules committee tod: for McNamaras «: owed the locomotives into me, bilge terms of his! eided not to report th hice crak: ‘The bodies have|ene. srovieee that it was to re-/ of Cc sman Berger p |matn intact until the death of the |for an investigation of the arrest of | public safety and the rosecutions, is de- esos , : 4 bss 90 eaince, are Pre om daaed | Several Hundred Made Il! and Two| Partitioned. Some Alaska property |repetition of the McNamara inck | Tulare; | Oregon Grant's Pass: ion the pol yartment:|some of the councilmen t0 be €X-|ynown ax the External AbsorbeMe ry nvolved, Noyes bi e' de st ion was ces. Wa on, e ’ pO! e F ditiona a ance. . “y x by. the friends of Jobn J. and Jas| Have Died in Yonkers, N. Y- | hotel in 1880. ex bullt the’ dent an investigation was unneces-| Washington, Bremerton an contended thst 30 additional travagance a Treatment, and is, after all, a very =) : | —— = =—=———==——| simple, effective and natural rem ~J B. McNamara to fight the! YoNKERS, N. Y., 29.—The | » eB os Z| ™ P William J. Burns detective agency | th of two children from eae they will vote to continue the/edy. By its application this rem fn behalf of the anion men accused | torraine poisoning, the serious il SPEAKING OF PESTS [pene nace ehh her, ll ancorbe al coraption snd ipa . | admit is productive of brutality. ties from the body, which cause the of the dynamiting of the Los/ lness of a third child and report great majority of ailments of mam Angeles Times from Yonkers physicians of several me. retatens, Of Sculesinger, ‘tl hundred cases of severe stomach ‘GE ee ae ae from the blood itis purified, adding a is paid, will be to attack the re ; [trouble among children, has caused | EL PASO, Tex. May 29—Tae | fom the blood it is purified, er Mability of the Burns agency, and |i. board of health to obtain legislature of the state of Sonora! Eviernal ‘absorbent po cage coders ‘have other | samples of ice cream, tee cream today refused to install Madero's|EXternal Absorbent Tre at, ‘oo Sense ct | 2 the city, and chemists are once ordered his troops to surround | 1" SNch distages as rhoumatiom, is ra |Mmaking an “analyais to. determ Hermosillo and threaten the legis-|&"!PPe, lumbago, neuralgia, catarrh, oa |making an snalysis to determin ponte bronchitis, liver, bowel and stomach troubles, as well as insomnia and verson all other functional troubles. | Specialist Loughney is an exam. in expert, who gives his personal jattention to every patient, making |The health board t* preparing « a complete and thorough examina A SIGN LANGUAGE <2se of regulations more strict tion, diagnosing every case, and ithan in force in any city in o |xiving to all free consultation, FOR SCOUTS |country for the goverr Those suffering from any ailment Travelers May Also Find the New | spection of the two should call and see him at one; Code a Benefit. cream dealers in Yonkers the bill. It is probable that {t ‘will he will tell you the plain truth BALTIMORE, May 29.—A scout sign language is being evolved by TORNADO KILLS 3 the officers of the Boy Scouts. After the typhoid-breeding fly, After the diphtheritio cat be referred back to some other | about your case, and just what the Last of a noxious brood, doth die. Hath vanished in Its burial vat. committee for amendments jnew treatment ‘will. do, ‘Senceia After studying the crude signs of . many people, particularly — the (iy United Press Leased Wire.) Whether the bill is finally acted the right to reject any case that he on or not, one thing is certain, the does not consider will receive bene American Indian, a code of signs| PEORIA, Ill, May 29.—As the formulated. The result may prove|@ large number of Injured and! people of Seattle will not rest until fit from this new treatment. All At Granite City, the heavy wind the management of the jail. their patients that it 1s abso- | Will be given free consultation, and please remember that other §| charge for the medicines and Ex- they have become hardened during Today office will present $1,000 to any J ably best known in Seattle and the Jail reform is the issue in the city council this afternoon, The Griffiths bill for new jail regula tions will be up for passage. | Councilmen Haas and Blaine, a majority of the committee, are rec: | jommending to kill it by indefinite | | postponement Erickson is bring ing in a minority report favoring ent and in ndred ice nb Seattle dentists are telling ed Veens Teased Wire.) FIELD, Mis Lee O'Neil Brown, state repres a tive, who is accused of bribery in| connection with the election of Sen ator Lorimer, will be married to Miss Nellie Riordan of Ottawa,| Brown's old bome, during the month of June, This will be Brown's} third matrimonial venture. May embodying points in which all the|result of a tornado which swept| sign languages are alike is being | Hlinots, there are today three dead, of value not only to boy scouts, but| property damage amounting to) to all travelers. many thousands of dollars Jailer Corbett has been removed patients calling within the next ten d died saan i and a humane spirit Infused into |days who require medical attention overthrew the baseball grand y 1 BROWN TO WED stand, injuring 20 spectators and | ae Seven of the councilmen are on/|ff jutely impossible for usto make J)20 charges will be made for med players. | record as favoring the principle of 'f q gold plate for $15, but Jf) !eal services outside of a very small f 1 Wy <= this bill. It is hardly probable that ] dentists are not running our §/ternal Absorbent Treatment, the Inet few weks to the extent | business. The manager of this J) Loughney & Loughney are prob- | Get a Free Sample APOLIN ‘ A hard-drying varnish * > ‘ charitable institution in Seat- [| Pacific Northwest through the stain for floors and ; R . tle if it is proven that we do §|}many successful cures of rheuma- Reratare, site Lah ; S TTIW AGH!) (J not do just exactly as we ad- J} tism, neuralgia, bowel and stomach if e< © o vertise. Do not let any one /troubles accomplished by the neu: UNION attempt to talk you out of tak Loughney Bake Ovens, and it will ing advantage of this remark interest many to know that the new able offer, offices are equipped with Improved Bridge work from $3 a tooth up iF ke Ovens, and all case that re MUHL—219 Pike St. And when at last the plague-y rat od creeds saan ipod CAI NADIAN Hath gone, we will determine that— LET US TAKE (By © Gold crown from oe en 4 of be White crown frew Z be {quire this treatment will be given Gold filligas from $1 up |the same scientific care and treat ROME, May 29.—Despite official | s denials all Rome is alarmed today | PACIFIC 7 Z an CARE OF YOUR over the condition of the pope's) POC Tine Hasanie Brie: Ot Cl h : Z —_ ae Silver filltings. sess .80 comnts Ff ment as in the past health. Although up and about,| id ane’ Fs eeraide P| Lt . ” = EYES qrremember ve give « written guar ‘After examination all patients are treated under the personal care of the pontiff is ever under the watch eave for Vancouver daily at 10 ® m, 11:90 n ‘Th ornt : aes, y . ful eye of a physician and every o by wat of Victoria ena the night ~~ : etfort is being made to shield hin | bogt (Sirgrt) dove not ght av Victofla : — . uteson p (cai U0. a medical practitioner of many years of continuous practice, who also rejects any and all cases that will not respond to the new treat- ment The new offices ave open for free consultation and advice from 9 a. m, to 6 p. m., remaining open in the evenings to accommodate those wp- REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Pte tg customer hours. Sum jday, 10 to 12 only, | Their address 1405 ‘Third Ay. N, W. Cor. Union, fis Suite 605-606-607-608 Riel B NOTE-—Bring this ad. ing, corner of Second Ay, B. Princess Victoria on. Bu from fatigue or worry. Victoria ‘any, a leav' aay vimornin o'elock, 46 C. C. BERG, Furrier and|f tnfougn te Gancouver ‘without i ; a |B ing af Victoria Taxidermist — ‘Tanning and bm Monday night the #. 8 Iroquot high grade fur rug making. congueytiee.s Manufacturer of Artificial SkuHs for'rug work, Summer prices on Ladies’ . Furs and alterations, “125 First Ave. Circulating Library —AT— 308 UNION 8T. LANE THE BOOKMAN Opp. the Postoffloe Main 6023