The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1912, Page 6

WAITI Afraid to use hair preparations? ————— Ter Don't know exactly what to do? | {oir OSGAR, MAW WANTS Then why not consult your || THIS PRESCRIPTION FILLED doctor? Ish’t your hair backaa, | RIGNT AWAY. SHE'S IN pea A HURRY FoR a it? Ask him if he endorses | Ayer’s Hair Vigor for falling} [AD vonce, ay A i he uu t i hair, dandruff, a hair tonic AD vonce t Have confidence eS Follow it. He and dressing. in his advice. knows What is best. L.010W2e WILLOWS REPAIRED MODEL MILLINERY S87 People’s Bank Bide CENTRAL WET WASH A) TO SEE HOSE Bob” Hod: date fc of those sunny smiles today that ghted” al ‘ He ple's candt-} spel Dee ba hand Lowell, and the re sturdy sheriff mig ‘One allze how an hard! the plain, everyday peo » aroused in the interests of popular government,” said “Bot They show the nodge keenest appr ards yes Many an old ac had never they seemed to) ~ know was from his ple tures, and they were eager to meet de many places be was asked wads ‘i MRS. L. 8. HOOKER big cards showing “Hodge t Mra, L. & Hooker of Omaha is lor Governor j the only woman railroad contractor . ° lin the United States, and perhaps Man Claims to in the prid. The Hooker outfit jis always billed for work months ifteally Examined. Op-| bromptiy done and| SPRCIAL FOR 15 DAYS Frames, fitted wit lenses, guaranteed, apherical Eyes Scie @ sure sign of her success | DENVER, April 4—Two by two. fourteen youths. ranging in age from 6 to 16 years, filed into the lobby of a local hotel the other day A stout man followed in th “4 The stout man approached the All mine,” he said to the the same time pointing group behing him. and terurban fine between Kaneas City and St. Joseph, Mo. Six years ago Mre. Hookerowas a widow with three children—-and broke. Her doctor told her she would have to live out of degra. She got a job as cook in a rafiroad camp. She is a small, retiring woman, but she has brains and pluck. Retw meals she studied railroad ruction, and saved EZ oe run into five and six figures. The stout man took up a pen and signed register. Sing! them. Nathan Alexander on the Charge of Selling Liquor to Minors |* Charges probably wtil be placed rooms, and fifteen of 1 Alexande 1 never doubled them up yet, and I don't propose to do it now That will be $30, clerk Alexander and bis fo then went Is the Practice of Medicine WITHOUT DRUGS OR KNIFE replied the in a few days against the proprie tors of the Scenic cafe, the Quality plus cafe the Old selling lique heir rooms bar, the An Corner ba minors This action be taken on the order of Jadge Ronald to F ing Attorney Murphy, and is the culmination of @ series of criminal agen in which evidence was shown Experts on Trip Mayor Geo. F. Cotterill Cedar 1 jast night to go to Chronic and acute complaint yield to this modern branch « the medical science with su prising ease. Dr. Joseph Roane Suite 42457 Arcade Bidg. poundin gin in experts now there. Saper- that boys under 18 were sold liquor intendents Valentine, Walters, if those places, Judge Ronald ts Yo left for the head 1ined to stamp out this prac igs and Ros morning. Tuesday the A ‘certifi in Ad 4 ase agalost of the evi William nie, 18, will be given to Mayor ill, and these places . will probably find it difficult to obtain a renewal of licenses SHOCKED DUMB~ = OAKLAND, Cal., April 4.—Mad anette | Ricardo, singe in a cus, yan’ A Perfect Seasoning d when she saw he b d by a ar.| When she reviv covered that she ha permanently dumb mayor, th the board of public journey up to the works. White River STEVENS ACADEMY Foarth Ne clans dis rendered fies the most fastid- ious taste. LEA & PERRINS'| eos eae anal? SAUCE a "falling brick L WORCESTERSHIRE It sat shock in alwaye f ing. Wednesday, Fri Saturday Main 2011; Saw Danger Sign, But— Spring st Just Printers gD yon se asked a kindly coy 1013 THIRD AVENUE Gosh! it, bot I MAIN 1043 IND, 5200 foo! joke BACKACHE GIVES THE NEEDED WARNING Any stubborn pain in 8 ny stubborn pain ir mall! Aches and Twinges Often | ®¢y (iat bas been doing good serv of the back is good cause to sus. ¢ for over fifty years, and is now pect your kidneys, for the kidneys "i usd are right in the back, the natural) Tell of Hidden Trouble _/)**! and praised a ores See ere Seattle Doan’s spot for kidney pains. i h K d are nd edt Seatt! peop) Heavy throbbiug backaches and in the Kidneys 1 H POSITIVE, evi iT This Pi a . : E, sharp twingea when you stoop, “f dem you ta ae 5 hte bend or give your back a sudden é i Sent twist, may tell of swollen, in reno 1 all goed SEATTLE PROOF ed kidneys; kidneys sore, over Mrs. B. J. Roy, 1009 E. worked and tired The kidneys have enough to do St., Seattle, Wash., says Kidney Pills are a sp It deliciously flavors more dishes than he danger sign?" || any other table sauce in use An Appetizer groaned Pierce I saw hought it was an April Joux Dewean's Sows, Agents, N.Y. Madison Doan's lid kidney when you are in good health, to filter the blood free of uric polsons Colds, fevers, overwork or medicine and no one afflicted with cesses of any sort, congest kidney trouble should fall to use overwork the kidneys. The them. For a long time I was an neys weaken, and relieved, what w inflammation may turn, in time, te urie poisoning, gravel, drop: rheumatism or Bright's dise Suspect the kidneys when your back begins to ache. See if the kidney secretions are disordered discolored, too frequent, too pro. fuse, too scanty (less than 3% pint daily), or burning, painful and full of sediment. Look also for head aches, dizzy spells, constant, tired unless prompt! at first a simple noyed by sharp pains back and somet dre across my ves I had @ dull ng ache sh my loins bbed me of my strength ey. 1 was not certain as of the trouble, but kidneys When I read and to the cause finally decided that my were disordered. about Doan's Kidney Pilla 1 made up my mind to giv and got # box at t Co. Nothing could have given greater satisfaction. My pains and feelings and nervousness. aches were soon removed and I Then if your kidneys fre weak yor eys fire v } felt as though I had been given « use Doan's Kidney Pills, the rem-'“1 can't endure this much longer.”| new lease on life.” : th Kenne a trial y Drug Have 27 Sons) :n:" now building an electric in- |¢ THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912. Ask Your Doctor ‘Sometimes It Is a Dreary Wait Until a Prescription Is Filled NG. STILE WAITING, TELLS HER aTORY (My United Press Leased Wire) BREMERTON, Wash, April 4 Mra. Margaret. McReyeelde, con Unuing ber testimony this morning in the defense of Lieut C. K. Je on court martial trial here proving the sensation of the case.|) She came all the way from Baltt/ |more to defend her honor, and. her || appearance in the court room yes-|| terday as the second witness for| the defense was lete sur prise to the which med that her whereabouts was nknown, and. ha photographs of for the purpos | Mrs. Melt of identification nolds’ testimony ts that abe had frequently quarreled with he nd, Lieut. C. 8. Me plaingnt agatost Jones, and thpt | finally,/ a year ago, it culminated in} an agreement with her, husband to} separate, Lieut McReynolds, she laald, was to get a divorcee on the grounds of desertion if he would \furnteh the funds for her to go! back Kast to live with felativer: He only gave ber $75, she » id, | |with which she had to meet ex) penses here as well as railroad <2tination” tad’ nen | Infected Forceps; him it was impossible, he x m $16,000 Damages Planned by U. 8. on.of Mexico. agreed to see her safdly to Balti more If she would promise to mar. ry him after the divoree, She ¥ YORK, April 4A jury ip promised, ee the supreme court gave’ Mra Badle law eee eee ee eee ew abat A verdict for $15,000 against bs jthe Colton Dental company. * WIFE HIDES HIS ‘The plaintiff sued because the de 4 FALSE TEETH & fondant used infected forceps when pulled out her tooth in November, 1910. Mrs, Habat showed that by rea- son of this infection she would be ® permanent sufferer, and that her life would be shortened thereby, « PITTSBURG, April 4 ® Daniel O'Connell of Braddock |® an employe of the American *® Steel and Wire company, has # appealed to the police for help * that will enable bim to eat « @ square meal, He quarreled © with bis wife and alleges she teeth while he # slept, Since then O'Connell hi sulsisted on milk and ® broth, and his wife refuses to ® produce the teeth despite the” ® pleadings of police, neighbors & and friends. hid bis false eee See ee eee eee ee eee SESE EER EEE EE® Sir Charles Tupper Here Today “You In the United States, by | your fine example of independ nee, have taught us in Canada the value of self-reliance and of stand ing upon our own feet. That ts why we rejected the proposed rect procity act Inst fall So said the Hon Tupper, former miriste of justi and attorney general of Cani jthe annual dinner of the Harvard | club bere last night The speaker declared for closer relation be tween the two countries without} joxing the independence of either Girl Saves a Life PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 4—~| Catching his right arm in the belt of a machine in the Verna maca-| roni factory, John Sibositto was saved from being drawn into the} macht by Jennie Ambrossl, a jd girl | and, | while the other ned their backs in horror, she jumped to the ma-| chine, puiled the lever and shut off | the power After doing ttt she fainted | | 1 ! | | Sir Charles! Best Flat Enamel for all inside Sale price, per gallon | Alfoneo’s Affair fale price pees . Pick and Mattock, with handles PARIS, April 4 ng te PS adpene the the Cri de 1s, the king of Spain “ does not visit Bordeaux solely for Best Steel Wedges; the purpose of being treated for Sale price, Ib. WAITING 'PLANS LAID FOR AN | OFFICER'S Wirt 'INY ASION OF MEXICO Ballard Business. Direc [GOOD BYE FORE The Alaska Hardware Co., of 905 Railroad/ Makes its LAST APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. The end is bound to come if we don’t raise sary cash to pay off the hungry creditors. We have got to have more cash and in order to dough we are going to cut and s! HELP! HELP! HELP! is what we need. Are you helping? Every dollar will positively buy three dollars’ worth of m HELP OUST OUT THE RECEIVER 8x10 Tents, 8-02, warranted canvas; regular price $6.00 Sale price . Extra Heavy Deck Brooms; regular price $1.00 regular price 10¢ Ib. 5 Sfoot, 19 eee c regul Words by Music by. Co. YET. [Scere ISS DER LIDDLE Boy vo r| ! ve CAME for DIs9 THGESCRIPTION £| oe WASHINGTON, Aprit_ «~The BE GUIDED BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS § re inten any, college "| WATCH THE PHONE NUMBERS, LOgg just completed an elaborate plan} oe | SPECIAL FEATURES THESE nm of Mexico evs) to but nary acroee the| VERTISING. THEY ARE. RELIABLE be. moved quickly, Gey. Anson MEET YOUR EVERY WANT. Milix, president of the college, and) — his colleagues have worked out a BALLARD BAKING co. scheme for putting 50,00 n across the river and ready tion within two hours after der in issued for “troops to the front.” Close on to 150,000 more could be rushed to the front In a Phone Ballard 614 DALLARD BAKING CO., WOOD AND. J. KANNITZER & SONS, Props. Our Da Delivery 6278 24th Ave NW w Hor t ALITY AND QUANTITY The war college has decided qu. ComBINE: Mexico should be invaded from jthree points, one section going t DAIRY transport, supported by Atlan tle fleet, to Vera Cruz, and thenee to Mexico City; the second section ICE CREAM crossing the Rio Grande near) grays on hand. Wholesale anc Rallurd Ave. and Des Brownsville, Tex, and Whe rh F ‘ shy The only strletiy oe tee, oe een ae THE HOVAL OAIHY | town Rooms $1.28 beard to desirable rey, and the third entering Paso to harass the rebellious north ern states While the present mobile army consists of but 40,000 men, the w college expects to control not | wary Ave teadbrsirsdeetew tn MSH omaches CASCADE DRUG CO. MICHIGAN than a quarter of a million soldiers | _ ¢ } Bailar within a week, should war on Mext-| tn ave or co be declared, | Yen ~ Hepophosp? | A Creature of Habit PuONE Frise 460 and tte | that aie a bottle “Man,” didectically began Prot.j =" 5406 20th AY. 3, W. Be | Twigs during a recent session of EMBALMERS | PAINT AND W. caus ae or Day. | ‘gi See | wane nama BALLARD’ | Pateting Paper | ~——eroceR | Bald GROCER the Soc Et Tu Um club, “le a crea jture of habit Eb-ya! grunted Old Codger. Tenny-rate, my nephew, Canute J Babson, seems to be. He has been run over by the same automobile | twice, But then Canute always | comes home down the same lane ati about the same hour in the evening, after he has partaken of about the same amount of bard cider.” Puck L. C. Hotchkiss Is the Place : » Cc. kiss Is Incubators $8.00-—The Ideal. Bullt atin for thie climate, Gixty-egg. $9.00,| 41! the sensonable staple and fancy Other sizes in proportion. Sold by! GIVE HIM A TRIAL | the Chas, 1 Lilly Co., Foot of Main | s4oq w, ginty-third. Phone Mal. 403. , Seattle, oe | h prices deeper than ever. work; regular price $3.50 regular price 50c. 97 Best Peavy Handles C | sate price a id Brass Spray Pumps, fitted with hose — ular price 0, Sale price ..... sue regular pri heet Iron Camp Stoves 47c Re 49 ‘inch Plow Steel Cable ar price Se foot. C | sale price, toot : Auge Galvanized Poultry Wire, 150 ‘feet toa regular price $1.00. Sale price, roll ...++ physical ailments, bat foe heart Binch Extra Heavy Strap Hinges; regular price 5« 1 Snatch Block; regular price $3.50 troubl welt—an affaire Wamour Sale price, pair price The p asserts that eaph tine 2foot Best Steel Square; regular price $1.00. } a 2 b Square a price » Dog a ess exula price the king visits the French ‘seaport Bale price ’ Dog Harn regular p a noted Parisian beat? @as bur High iness in the same city The two met, says the pi apoard. Alfon so's yacht during a recen PANIC INDOGDOM_ | PORTLAND, Or., April 4—Panic reigned at the show here, when Barbed F i blood-thirsty mongrel! without} Sale pric pedigree stalked in among the “best Blood’s people” of canine society and bit a pric goodly chunk out of Irish Queen, an| aristocratic setter Sale price Robert Mann's Double-Bit Ax Sale price Sale price . a reel $1.75. Sale pri 20x30 Cast $5.00. Sale prie HM Inside Mortise Set, copper tint CHOPPED 100 TREES eis price SAN BERNARDINO, Cal,, April 4, John Scarce, insane, “chopped | down 100 olive trees in country grove before he was discovered, He explained that that treatment would | mak them grow faste Loss, DOG RACE STARTS NOME, Alaska, April 4.—The anil | Alaska Sweepstakes race started at | 10 o'clock this morning, The odds are Allen, one Johnson, two; |i ,Hotmson four, and Blatebford, five. | Plated Hose Faucets regular price $1.25 Solid Brass Gasoline Blow Tore nee Wire, 80 roda to a reel nd- Made Graas Scythes with handles on White Enameled Sinks 1 THE ALASKA HARDWARE ft C Foot of Madison Street-—905 RAILROAD AVE.—Grand Trunk Pacific Dock: a § price $1.25 63c Nickel-Plated Ratchet Brace; regular price ‘ya. an Sale price ona 73c Large Size Bottle Liquid Veneer regular ‘cee Sale price $1. 98 16-inch Sanitary Heavy Galvanized Garbage Cal regular price $2.50. Sale price, each regular price $3.50. $2. 19 w le Henry Disston Sons’ Hand Saws $ Sale price, each regular regular price h; regular price $3.50 97c Single-Bit Axes, han@led; regular price $100. Sale price . st Drummers’ Sample Pocket Knives; Sale price, each 2.47 values up to $126 : foot 2-man Crosscut Saws; regular price 39c Sale price, ; regular price hed ; iar price 75e THE OLD RELIABLE 3 ae