The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1912, Page 6

TH DERS AT BALTIMORE, ALL SURE OF SUC Fas CESS IN NO EA DEMOCRAT VEMBER. JAMES M. GUFFEY Pittsburg ol! king, defeated for na j nal committeeman, after yea or onslaught from the “Peer! GOV. THOMAS R. MARSHALL | Leader,” is at Baltimore, largely) Who will get Indiana's vote on the as a spectator. first ballot, / Adolf Has No Griev EUGE! N. FOSS GEORGE £. CHAMBERLAIN Governor of Massachusetts, has a Diminutive senator from Oregon THOMAS TA few delegates in his vest pocket, whose brain is ae big as his body Hoosier democrat, who'll dp ready to point the lightning to-| is small, is slated for important! can to maintain “safety ang ward him. chairmanship ty” at Baltimore convention, WILLIAM R. HEARST Who thinks the deadlock might— MIGHT—break in his direction, and who, in the meantime, is whooping It up for Clark JAMES O'GORMAN Senator from New York, and who WILLIAM J. GAYNOR ding “dark horse” | Mayor of New York, who is as will- Baltimore. ing as Barkis ance, But H Doesn't Want to Be Ignored e CLEMMER THEATRE Seattle's Best Photo- y House With the -Cooled Atmosphere And Perfect Ventila- tion. a Words by Schaeg, Music by Condo "TAT A MINUTE, MR. CHAIRMAN — BLEASE VON , MINUTE. I VANT MY voTe CASTED FOR DER MAN I VANT! i ire a ve, DEN, HOw YOU VANT Yo vore t DSS DELECATION CASTS IDS vore )| FOR VoopRow VILSON ! a —_—— DI3B STEAM ——— | ROLLER BUSINESS DON'd Go Mir mE! 1 GOT SOMEDINGS To SAY ABOUDT WHO Gers Best Photoplays Best Music 1,200 Seats—10 Cents ARCHITECT BUNGALOWS, s700 AND NICHOLS TINCK LEY 3 eas IES 10 KILL HERSELF WITH ScS0RG | - Despondent and discouraged with| *iife, Evelyn Blake went’ into tb hathroom of her apartments, at th Hotel Burlington, 612 Madison st.,| this morning at 1 o'clock AONDS ARE - HELD VALID “See” OwleEmip 1a dock tomorrow UieKon NO PAY DAY “tts uties all coi There will be no pay day in the June, 1912, for marshal's office this month, or in that congress f [the United States district attorney's Clerks, stenographerr was gently conveyed by General Wiekersbam to Attorney MeLares, cress may do a double job nth - under th COW 18 MOTHER | OF TRIPLETS # DUBUQUE, Ia, June tyearold horthorn the farm of William south of Dubuque; has gi birth to triplets, all he fach is perfectly formed and all are marked the sdine. The three wetghed 120 pounds, not more than three pounds differ © between any two. Each fe perfectly healthy. Nolan "Supreme Court Says $800,- & decjrres he had known of be 000 Bond Issue for Mu- * one parailel case ss . eeee Tete eer eres nicipal Car Line Is Legal “ te letabbed herself in the abdon OLYMPIA, West Fane 2°! PUBLIC . BUILDING |s'sscrs nc oa ther question as to validity bonds voted by the| 1 Goal architects will be employed| penetrated about two inebes, Infliet-| in Mareh, 1911. © )44 prepare the plans for the eight-|ing @ painful, bat not serious, supreme cou story city and county building on| wound. Judge the Coliseum site. Saunders &@| ‘The police were at once notified Pullerton./ 7 awton, in the Alaska byliding, and} and the young woman remov id Judge Ali nerd & Men in the Denny/ the city hospital. She will recover bertson of nty superior! wuiiding. will Bondi ih ct yning sets In rt im declaring the bonds valid, | (uucine, wilt pres sanhare|” 3 aid to be th plans, but the actual selection of anj wife Prin suit was brought by James Attorney | architect has not yet been made. Rupert es ee ee the t hip dry Oregon ain c t eeeeeeeeeeeeee led to make ~ r) Don’t Go | Barefooted y OXFORDS and $2.00 and $1.00 per ‘ ecessary app’ PPAR PAAR ARPA Advice to Beauty } ers ; much massaging inay aguravate kled condition nH and loo 1 aka Rae Rw In dered saxolite hate! Is much For a mw ounce of drugmiet’s. just like Washing It cause the « m our asement is formerly $3.50 to $ These prices for the wearing a shoe thing that will L. 0. HENDRICKS, Prop. Office Phone Bal. 475 Salmon Bay Wood Co. Wood and Coal Full Weight and Measure. At Stimson's Mill, Sea Res., Bal. 974 fier leave no exense’ We'll fit you in som 1 long service, that's all unless bic ease you ¢ I TURRELL SHOE CO. E 122 Marion. 903 Second Ave. : June the Month of Lor me Fares to the East Trip —OVER THE- O-W.R.&N O. S. L. AND UNION PACIFIC i give y man at tle, Wash. -s- Reet ken een * “ FINDS A HUMAN THUMB seaitihty IN A PLUG OF TOBACCO however SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 26.—There is one man in Sacra the follow mento who will probably never again chew tobacco. He was undoubtedly cured of the Habit so suddenly he is even now won. dering how It all came about When Robert Alien, a foreman of the city street depart ment, bought a plug of chewing tobacco from a cigar stand, he did eo as any ordinary man would, little dreaming that he was, perhaps, buying hi st plug. The tobacco was of good quality and Allen was anxious for a chew. He bit Into on habit with tobacco ueers, when his teeth struck It pux aled him. He bit harder, but the substance would not yield under his teeth. Then he took his pocket knife and split the plug open. He gasped—for there, embedded in the tobacco, was a hu man thumb, He hurried back to the cigar store excitedly, and showed it to the owner. How the thumb came to be In the tobacco is a mystery to the tobacco merchants, The only explanation that could be of- fered was that some workman had had a digit cut off while operating one of the big machines used in preparing the tobacco. The thumb Is on exhibition at the store and is the object of scores of spectators, alidity of the bonds n the obits aaa « that argut Everything for the camper, Stoves, Chairs, Hammocks and Baskets, at reason- able prices. BALLARD HARDWARE. Phone Ballard 19. PALACE OF SWEETS-——— Big Assortment, Best Prices. 533. Ballard Av. again ure ‘ourt * » all anner bo legal objection TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Come and See. Imported Norwegian an iy Anchovies and Sardines. ( tled Goods. Gold Shield, < service, Fish Ba sand Hot s. Prompt good or ba¢ CREATION LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED : all the organ #0: ex of the Heinz’s P RE TWENTY-FIFTH AVE. GROCERY 25th Ave. and 67th St. eeeeeee eee eehe Ballard 231 NW. Delegate NEW DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE Between SEATTLE AND GRAYS HARBOR via the * league WL DO pee ke eRe eee ah se ompose |WOMAN, SILENT Ceeeeeeee Sette eee eee eee ee “MILWAUKEE” Effective Sunday, June 16, 1912 GOING | RETURNING Leave Seattle— Leave Hoquiam— v J. A. Reed 7:20 a.m, 4:20 p. 8:35 a.m. 4:20 p. m. p presi J. Ve A Leave Tacoma— Leave Aberdeen— . a rears gh tees 8:40 a.m. 5:40 p. 8:50 a, m. 4:35 p. m. To ewe Arrive Aberdeen— Arrive Tacoma— e Major " go oer _ 12:25p.m. 9:35 p. 12:40 p. m. McNamara, Dr. Mary B. Arrive Hoquiam— Arrive Seattle— J. France, Mrs. P, D. Hughes, J 12:40 p.m, 9:50 p. 2:00 p.m. 9:45 p. m. Mrs, Fred W. Bert These trains will carry the very best of equipment, including Harvey Glenn cafe parlor car, in which meals of the “Milwaukee's excellence will be served, it into a p « officers were ¢ Price, president T. Harper Smith Cole T. ri m. 8:25 p. m. Rabbi Samuel Koch and A. G. Douthitt BIG THUNDER STORM HERE Seattle had her greatest thunder and lightning storm in years this morning. The light ning struck two of the steel cars on the Renton road, but no damage was done. Wires in the alley between Fourth and Fifth and between Union and Pike were also struck. A run. away was caused by the clash of lightning and wires at Olive and Westlake. m. well-known For further information regarding this tervice, fares, parlor car reservation call, address or phone A. P, CHAPMAN, JR. Gen'l Agt. Pass. Dept 5, ete J. L. CRIGWELL City Ticket Agt Second and Cherry St., Seattle Phone Main 6960 92 PIONEER’S 92ND BIRTHDAY | Open house was kept yesterday Jat the home of Thomas Prosch, 621 Ninth av., in honor of t 92nd birthday ‘of his father, Charic Proach. Mr. Prosch 1s a plonee Seattle and the Puget sound nded here in 1861 cf | were present who knew Mr, I when he first « put here born In ter in 1820, REY SIGN co 127 AND IVADISON SELIT7TTLE Was county ¢.co Li 4 d battleship Gregon in dock tomorrow “st NO FLEAS ON of SEATTLE RATS Seattle rying James on flea no fleas on st not any flea ¢ bubonie ¢ rs Dr E. Crichton, city health commis er, has been hunting for during the last about ready to give examined 420° ra th. He looked at them t nifying nd seve machines, The doctor the rats but narry a bubonic flea would they are gue ms auch a and he the job 90 days ia al oth: even | A divorce suit was started yestér, jday by Angustus H. Holcomb against Mrs. Florenc Holcomb Mrs. Holeomb will contest the ¢ A demurrer was filed in her by by Tucker & Hyland Kristoferson’s ized milk is th supertor which have been longest under supervision of the board of health Pasteur product of da da Drink this milk of cer tainty. A, Kristoferson. | | Main 223, Elliott 223, | PH qeal FIFTEEN YEARS, REGAINS VOICE) PANA, Ill June Alice Hedges, a fancy stock raiser, re kained her voice today, as suddenly | she lost It fifteen years ago. No| réason for the recovery of the use| of her vocal organs can be given by | physicians, who declare the of the most peculiar ever have known « Hedges was reading in the parlor of her home when a relative entered. She looked up and said Hello, George,” and then fainted with joy at the recovery of her speech. When she had been resus: | citated she was a peak as dis tinetly and clearly did before her © left her son advice of a ph talking very little for fea strain the long unused o} ® one jan she is she will ans. AEROPLANE TO CARRY MAIL Postmaster Russell will today try to induce th attle Carnival aw elation to ange for an aero) flight fr top of the F building t ub-station at Seattle or else the mn navy yard dur week. The aeroplane mail, A similar flight last week in Portland. ry Shoyemon Hiyamura is alle have been an expensive salesmun| for M. Furuya & © He spent} money with a reckless and lavish! hand, according to complaint in the| suit for the recovery of $3,040} brought by Furuya against his for-| ner salesman, The money ts sald Oo have been used by presumably, in the inte Among other for $600 for hire of detectives ed to b 0 t Hiyamura, | ‘Dates and Fares to Suit Everybody Sale Dates June 2B, July 2, 3, 6,7, 11, 6, 2 12, 15, 2 ; 31. RATES TO SOME OF THE LEADING POINTS New York Montreal Philadelphia Portland, Me Toronto, Ont Washington Chicago Council Bluffs, Kansas Duluth Milwaukee Minneapolis and Si St. Louis Winnipeg » 16, 20, 2 2 30, Colorado Springs Denver Pueblo Sioux City Des Moines. Davenport, Towa Rock Island, 11 Atlantic City, N Baltimore, Md 55.00 55.00 60,00 65.70 00 70,00 111,00 107.50 110.00 91.50 50 lowa D. ¢ City, Omaha, St, Josep J : Paul Detroit, Mich. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ADVANTAGES OF CHOOSING THIS ROUTE IN MAI ING YOUR TRIP EAST: : and Electric Block Signals protect you all the way. Oil Burning Locomotives mean no cinders to bother you . A perfect Road Bed makes your train smooth running Perfect Cuisine and Service and Polite Employes contribute 1 of your journey Steel Coaches Electric Lighted Trains, Electric Lighted Berths, Through Sleeping Car Service® In traveling East over the O-W. R. & N. you have route along the Columbia River, as well as through Colorac large cities than you do if you take any other route. Let of the beaw pass th us help you plan yout trip E. E. ELLIS, District Passenger Agent, 716 Second Ave., Seattle. Tel. Main 932—Elliott 19 sig. Oregon-Washington Station, Corner Fourth Avenue and Jackson Street.