The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1912, Page 6

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| $4 Per Cord “Bug is” Adolf Defiantly en MR, TRUE, PERE 199 My” Regis OK NATION ALAM TIRED S$ CHOB-ANYHOW, UND 3 You CAN FIND A PITCHER Yo TAKE MY Blace, I Lore To $e€ You Do 1p} at OUR PENNANT cnances! You've Gor 1 STGADY DOWN! wy THIS IS THE LAST Cac! gs. /s $$$ =< ADOLF, YOu ARE Queenine lle Yolteverett in University and Mavenne districts. Tam able to this low price just now ling direet from my olming elty, You save C. B. Niblock Phones, Kenwood 674 and Renwood 2102, Ballard Business Directory BE GUIDED BY THE ADVER TISEMINTS BELOW. THEY ARE RELIABLE AND WILL MEET YOUR EVERY WANT DAIRY ICE CREAM Always on hand. Wholegate and AHO PASTOR / THR ROYAL DAIRY IRL’ § FA HER G T | R428 Leary Ave. Raliard sin MOSCOW, Idabo, May 23.- That | — Rev. Mr. David M. Hand, pastor of ‘iret Baptist chureh of Moscow sed of criminal relations with) li-yearold Hagel Nenedict, induced the girl to use drugs to hide her BALLARD 9 shame, was indicated by affidavits porate tind produced today Reach. ESCAPED FROM STEILACOOM 4 TIMES OAKLAND, Cal, May 23.-—Appar ently suffering from h rinations and claiming t@ bave escaped four times from the Insane asylum at Steilacoom, Wash,, John J. Stewart accused of burglarizing the postot WINS. FIRST PRIZE AS “SKYGACK”~ __EMBALMERS Feeling ix high against the ac cused minister, who protests his Ip Ballard Sheet Metal Works nocence. His alleged victim has Mepers been prominent in church work for °. F. ©. B. Rance several years, Her family is ove of “FUamace ace wo the most prominent in this section of Idaho. | Ballard. "Sheet Mets Metal Works — ©. A. Benedict, father of the airt| Skylights, Biow Piping. Conductors whom riand is alleged to have ruin Gutters. Hot a and Restaurant | 64 brought the charges against the minister, White Silk and Messaline Dresses Our exhibit of handsome new dresses in white stik and messa line, beautifully embroidered, in all of the new summer modela, is a display that appeals direc: ly to every. woman of good e —now offered at popular prices in ali the different sizes White Embroidered Waists made up with the new squyé was brought to the Alameda county jail by a deputy United States mar bal Stewart « | He claimed jbresking tnt house to get food, beowuse he wae starving, and com Plained that he was the victim of pxorable white Nemenis. who | her band constantly upon bir forehead Me was terribly afraid " the dark nly $1 in pennies ___@enerat mull and’ Boat Work TODAY'S STYLES TODAY Chance for Damages If the owners of property abut ting on the proposed Jefferson boulevard can show that the grade to be placed on an extra.20 feet be yond the platted ath Pw teason ages from the city saceording to a jruling made yesterday by Judge | Main ‘THOMPSON WANTS TO BE SHERIFF Star readers don't need to sek necks and quarter Jength who the dickens this is. Sure, it's sleeves are exceptionally good Skygack from Mars, one of The values at the {Star's humorous characters. Au price . , D Hi gust Olson, of Monroe, Wash., con Anything you wish is acquir tributed the: pletare. He “made ed by « small initial payment up” a¢ Skygack and “copped” the the balance ix charged to your first prime at a masked ball at account and paid im simall Monroe weekly or monthly payments. FASTERN| | OUTFITTING co. i DEVELOPING Malt Orders Bent Attention, NS fHOTO-AnT CO, fal Photoura Sixth. Mate 073. | [WUNGALOWS. S700 AND oF | | NICHOLS | HWINCKEEY BE | i BERT THOMPSON Bert C. Thompnon, chief deputy {tn the civil department of the sher iff's offite, plans to make an laive campaten for Sheriff “Rob” Hodge's berth. Thompson has been in the sheriff's office for years, doing both daside side work. In the last thr ean Rates East’ This Month. OVER THE - O-W.R. &N. 0.S.L.and Union Pacific COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER, PUEBLO, SIOUX | CITY, DES MOINES AND DAVENPORT, IA., ROCK | ISLAND. ILL. AND OTHER LEADING MIDDLE |™ > snocracane TEYES 24 CENTS WESTERN AND EASTERN POINTS, MAY 24, 29,| ——— ee ———~= | NEW YORK. May 21 GOING TRANSIT LIMIT WILL BE 15 DAYS FROM| Seattle Theatre {meni of 14,000 gins ey DATE OF SALE AND FINAL RETURN LIMIT __| Week oral migaths’ age, bronett OCTOBER 31, 1912. pros S cents each at public aucti jaey City, The eyes were When you use this system of railroads in making your lerates Wke strictly fresh journey East you know that you have Steel Coaches and Electric | included 13,000 eyes for hi Block Signals to protect you from the time you ste P aboard. the | | ings and 1,000 éyes for ho train until you reach your destination. THEN, TOO. You} journey along a scenic route; polite employes take an interest in otfice, where he has taken charge lof the civil departhent Helpful Banking Relations NK 0 was in the clear making busines) for about 25 years. He lives in the Greenwood district NOW SHE CAN'T. f the important pel with its | Ge- to render vilee whlen and whieh ent insures: EVANSVILLE, Ind., May 23.—The Byearold dau our equip ing from a tree. She may die. ALMOT A WHALE officers make ita point to keep in intimate touch with all ther their ae or small, It pen your ac o First National longest trout ever landed in any in FIRST NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED 1882 Pioneer Square, First and James ing shown here by Ernest Wald, a Jocal fisherman. It was caught with hook and line in Lake Keuka, and} | nPasures exactly 35% inches, The! fish is Heht in flesh, weighing only canght in the same lake two years ago weighed 19 pounds and other animals. DON’T WANT/L' you and see that all your little wants are looked after: in the BAY CITY, Mich. Mam The Dining Car you are served with the best of everything at a mos Haynpton township iat flatly | reasonable cost & ost | Fon a RARSATS refused to consider & prBposition — ~~ | from the Bay City hgaitigauthori thes to permit ten acram of Bhe coun ress rv farm in that tewnallp to be onsi er ese in Ss side for the usé Of@Herman Herehfield, leper, who is now at Centerville, la. When You Come to | 99% PANTAGES iio ieogtegrh tat Select Your Route Summer Excursion Rates will be in existence from now| “THE Bi g DRMADN stan | Scotch Stomach until fall to all the leading Middle West and Eastern Points, Musical Comedy Call for information. ig Acts eS Remedy | { E. E. ELLIS, District Passenger Agent, 716 Second Ave., Seattle. Phone Main 932, Elliott 1995. a: ‘Washington Station, Corner Jackson St. and Fourth Av. THE MESICALANOSSES H—Other Big Acts ioe Will cure indigestion. You should |always keep this wonderfal remedy in your house or traveling bag. Made and drunk like tea. /Pleasa:t to the taste, better for the stomach. If your driggist ‘sella pure uvusgs | fice at Dunnfay, Yolo county, Cal.,| he thought he was | Jable they will be entified to dam: | his work bas been entirely tn the! | TALK VERY MUCH) land water In New York state tn be-| THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1912. ” Resigns--And_ Meets His Successor . ALL RIGHT, THe Ne [ALWAYS LIKED HIS SON’S WIFE, | Was united in marriage to the widow of hin son, Mra. Mary H. Baird, 26 J k St t d C The laws of Ohio do not prohibit such # marriage, and Baird saye: | ac son ree an | We can see vo harm in it death the affection has ripened into Cems | Refore en} tering the sheriff's office Thompson | | } | ter of Bernard Da-| vidson bit off her tongue while fall | PENN YAN, N. Y., May 23.—The |} | 17 pounds, wherea a 26-inch trout) {and guaranteed remedies, he sells | SCOTCH STOMACH 50c REMEDY AT ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Seattle Sporting Goods Words by § Pi, % Music by Conaa "UND Dey KNOW | |I DON'D Like —— YOUR Successor, MR, SKYGACK ! GooD Rippance! ‘ BUT DEORE You DoT FELLOW! VE so, KITTY, KITTY — A eVs & VAK€ UP f: 2 \ KITTYS % «3 J” ‘ AND NOW HE LOVES HER, HE sAys' Renton, Rainier Va ZANESVILLE, 0., May 23.—-Jobn C, Baird, 63, a telegraph operator 1 always ik ve children nf my son's wile, aud since \* BA TRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRM DISTRICT, THEY ARE RE Nelther Mr. nor Mra, Hai Frank A. Bryer, a» wealthy former legislator of Massachusetts, has has # been vainly trying to change the law of that state in order to wed bin| COLUMBIA | daughter-in-law, Mre. Katherine Bryer, under similar conditions, The) ———— | Maseachusetts | law now probibits the union. GROCER SEN A SURE: SIGN. / w. P. PHALEN “1 wonder if Jack knows | have money? “Has he proposed?” | Phones, Beacon 1522, Columbia 1 “Yeu | Fhe Zeading Up-to-Date Grocer of “He knows.”--Answers, London } the Bainter Valley. Sc | Pure Foods—Full Weights | JACKSON ST. i HOTEL IDAHO id rou, com Phone Black 71, a HARD Renton H Some Big Your Estate entrusted to the individual executor often results in the loss of a part and quite often the whole of an estate; due to inexperience, lack of time to properly care for your affairs. You can employ this strong company in such capacity and be assured of safe and conservative manage- ment, absolute responsibility and secure the services of experienced and capable officers. Washington Trust & Savings Bank Second at Cherry. | | | | | | AL. THOMAS, Mer. Phone Ind. 1686. | [weAbat aw Newly Furnished. Hot and Cold} Water in All Rooma. do ba thr | One Block From All Depots Hes ae Booms All Prices. RAINIER VALLEY FLORIST { think that | ne-third tol] / j. ene , | Hours, 9 to 11am ever mop save fron rrr ynees AND r at Rabll« Nursery pag ae iy Bt Take Old Renton Line, get off at} | Brighten @nocaaY Beacon 2999. Ind. Col, 96. New York Bldg. QUALITY COUNTS “Foor | es ® | | The capital stock of this Bank is owned by the stock- holders of The Dexter Horton National Bank of Seattle. They Have Started Tearing { the Front of Our Store WE CANNOT STAY HERE AFTER JUNE 1ST. WE MUST GET RID OF OUR LOOS EVEN IF WE LOSE A GREAT DEAL OF MONEY—WE WILL NOT MOVE IT. LOOK AT WHAT YOU CAN GET FOR YOUR MONEY. $2.00 Tennis Nets > Over 500 Rubber Toys, cach......+ 3 | $2.50 Tennis Racquets ie) s 4 1 € , nly 4 to a customer. 25 Baseballs $1.00 Louisville aseball Bats .. Over 400 to choose from. $1.00 Clewrich S. E. Hooks, doz. ....... ee eeereeeeees 45¢ | $2.50 Whirling Spray .....cessiececcecee pe cecese sine 98¢ | 91.50 Bath Sprpy:. + OE} 15c°Rubber Cente tis é ek Regular $4.00 pac Page Rubber Bands... Maying price <1 98 | 15c Toe Plates for Baseball Shoes 25¢ 3-in-l Oil $1.25 Baseball Gloves ..... $1.50 Razor _Hone $2.00 Whitely Exercisers $8.00 Ruff Neck Sweater Bon eee S50c Clothes Brushes 50c Trout Flies, dozen 35c Scales . J z % é e é rs ‘ While they last. ; | Sold in dozen lots only. Get a Durham Duplex Safety Razor ...........c00005 35¢ || O06 Tennis Shoes Good as the $5.00 one. F $1.75 Boys’ Sweaters We positively have too much Garden Hose left. $2.50 Yachting Caps Regular,G7,50 Hate; SO feet ose ie ccs cwseneneas vs 95.90 | 96:50 Rubber Goats «2.2... eck Regular $6.00 Hose, 50 feet Hundreds of Fish Rods to select from at 13 10 16 gauge Winchester Leader Shells, box ........3.. 19¢ || regular price 30-ft. Bricklayers’ Tape .......... Wf $2.75 Fish Baskets ...0......0csecee0s ee $1.25 Men's Canvas Leggings ... ESO Fish BRS vivcucacaeccdecsechake REMEMBER, WE WILL CARRY THE FINE ST LINE OF SHELF HARDWARE TO BE IN THE CITY AT OUR NEW STORE. ._. The Rubber Store New Home 713-715 First Av.;

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