The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1912, Page 3

THE St ADS URODAY, MARCH 26, 1912. is 3 GIG HARBOR IS CONVICTED FOR™ fe up or I will shoot,” she added, Saeed ia that corner 9 obeyed. fend you are 4 dead man,” she sald e went to the telephone the burglar leaped through 4 femcaped wit : GIG HARBOR, Wash. March 26 Derstar comes into this house, | will shoot first This town ts just humming today (staid stil! afterwards,” said Mrs, Williams, is ol me | sa excitement, for the first) candidate for governor that ever visited this place during a cam-} paizn arrived here this morning Have you seen ‘Bob’ yer!” ts the way they're greeting eaoh oth er in Gig Harbor today, “Bob” Hodge, the progressive candidate for governor, seems be the only topke of conversa today, He Always trace them to lazy liver, delayed, ferment. ** met by 4 big crowd when he ora sick stomach, Polsonous got into town and immediately ar- {@ reabsorbed into the blood. When this poison |TnKements were made for a maus Drain tissue, {t causes congestion and that duil, aw.;Meetihg to be held tonight, for headache . Which the ciflgens here will bear she cause by stimulating the liver, making the}! expenses. Hodge, however, ix ‘and purifying the blood. TRe effect is almoat] Ot contenting bimacif with the big whose sensitive organisms = be oo gre) prone} Meeting tonight, He is carrying bis pot suffer, for they cam be quickly cured by/C#mpaign right home to the indi Sad will straighten you out viduals, stopping them on the cent box means a clear streets, going to the stores, and health for montha Don't forget the chil: |#hops, and homes, shaking hands dren —thelr little insides need @ good, gen | With them, telling (hem personally ue cleansing, too. Children gladly take} what be stands for, and leaving bis | Which Will Also Be on Sale Tomorrow are tond Rectstet ene SH a Taking Advantage of the Many Great Values ; : FALL CANDIDATES|@x ; lad) | BLOOM IN SPRING ‘STE. GOR - EVER GRNBE on MEGE' Meme’ havo’ thet, areca p i mre, = ‘Some of Those Many Great Values 2,7'White iecafine nmol rn rae |e ete fr eae eee Ml Women’s $30.00 Sample OLD DUTCH CLEANSER TE sort of a contest whatever! etther art and a dogen other aliases, bas served time both tn the Oregon and corocer's job, and then agnin, tolcompany for $37.50, and of grand take & Whack at the lieutenant gov. | larceny on Friday for another cheek oe Demonstrator Will ies Keay on tat Sr sti ets Sthere ‘fek 18s pers rieg ‘aia a faces a probable chante of being +i freee meni For the ‘past two ciections the/an babitual criminal, for which, if county clerk has had an easy thme,| convicted. he will have to spend FOUR w Wel The Bakes the repabtican nomince having #|the reat of his life at Walla Walla, clear field and Winning without any |Blystone. also known as J.P. Har FOR ph ageet Gwe cope me gmt te OD om hed Dniiore wm rede im apy degarmem @ only, one of these Merchandise Coopons for te each purchaser of Monarch Range for casb is good in any aw nie oe agpgeemmenc ope! Deesat Waste feel ‘The Monareh bot blaxt firebox and the doplex draft, tnsure perfect combustion. Every atom of coal and the gas that comes from it ts ased. Its airtight consiruction does away with the Jeakage of cold air into the heated compartments, where, in ordinary ranges, it enters and chills the heat which you have spent money to pro cure. These features save at leant one-third of the fuel ordinarily con. sumed. Alt the Creat You Wan? FIFTH Av. in the primaries or the general elec.) tion. The job will probably be fought for this time. The demo crate are bound to have a cand! ate in the field. Also, there are Practically two avowed candidates among the republicans to date, namely W. K. Siekels, treasurer in, the clerk's office, and Henry assistant treasurer im the auditor's oftice, PARISH, JR., 3RD TERMER | Bert Parish i» out for county as- sensor again. He finished out part) ‘of one term, succeeding Parish, Sr. when the latter resigned to become | state tax commissioner, and was/ elected in 1910. Like Roosevelt, Bert Parish wants one of those thirdterm affairs. Five Are Already Out for Congress ' W. Bigger, insurgent, of Belling. | bam; J. W. Bryan, insirgent, of Bremerton; H. Rosenhaupt, of Spo- kane; 1H. B. Dewey, of Tacoma, and Senator Faleoner, of Everett, are just a few who have decided to run for congressmanetlarge, come what may. At present there is no | § ng county man openly out for the | job, but rest casy. There will be. There's bound to be. Big Scramble for Hodge’s Berth.” There'll be plenty of candidates for sheriff. There's even some talk that old Pete Smith, former county commissioner and high mogul in | King county polities in the old | ward heelers’ days, may drop bis} bonnet im the ring. Halliff Jones, in Jodge Gonald’s department, has already bern endorsed by- the old soldiers in the Veterans’ union. Matt Starwich is ready to cast hin! Stringer f« alzo a receptive candl- date. So are Deputy Sheriffs Rob erts and Zimmerman. Scott Ma- ling ‘em all om the anxious seat at at any time. At present he says ineither “aye” por “w if he becomes a candidate some of the lothers are bound to drop out Seott would prove conside: a heavyweight in such a fight. John Wiley, the contractor, also had a notion not long ago that be would wake a run for sheriff CASE IN TACOMA Otto A. Case, candidate for gov- ernor, is dividing his time between | Tacoma and Bremerton this week. Case is making @ street campaign, | He talked to the navy yard citizens Saturday, and to Tacomans yester- day. 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