The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1912, Page 6

Sound Sleep ‘Adolf Is Convinced That Osgar is usually impossible to the bilious, 3 VT TELCS OF A Do tinmeattes puelintsed Teak 1/ oor | SEA opel TURKEY voT WASS aches, sour stomach, indigestion go) DINGS YF EFER Saw Biba Lag UNDER A when the bowels are regulated and IN A NOOSPAPER HAYSTACK For 30 DAYS, the liver and kidneys stimulated by JUST Now, YET AT DER OND OF becoaaws ~ Se STW ALIFR, / PICNIC GIVEN BY BANNER C HERE’S THE HUMAN SCISSORS--THE GIRL WITH THE FUNNIEST KICK TWOAMERICINS HANGED IN MEXICO (My United Pres Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 Weak ankles, break x piiances ar aaa Sad "emaren can consuls in Mexico we ertorsn| tee our appliances, Fiby the state department today to/ artificial Umbs and Ff) thoroughly investigate reports that trusses Gan’ © two American citizens were banged advice by Mexican rebels in the state of! Sonora, Mexico, Officials of the A LUNDBERG Co. department regard the Mexican ait 1107 Third Ave. vation as extremely grave, and if it is shown that the hauging was} the carrying out of threats made by Gen Orozco and Salazar, of the Most eye trouble can be Bi ne! fore to massacre American | remedied by correctly fitted J/ residents, t nment may de lasses.—Pearson’s Magazine. cide to. inter The expulsion 8 a of the Mormon colonists by Gen We guarantee our glasses to be correctly fitted. Let us fit you with Shurons. Oroace has aroused bitter feeling in as, Arizona and New Mexico, WOUNDS BRIDE, CHICAGO, Aug. 1.—Grover Grimsiey, a Montana cowboy, is under arrest nere today for starting a revolver battle In the home of his father-in-law, Frank Bernasek, and as a result his bride and his mother-in-law are in the hospital, nursing bullet MISS CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD Phone North 1040. 114 BLEWETT ST. | wounds. The fight is alleged to BY NORMAN where her windpipe leaves off eh Tear have started when Grimsley NEW YORK, Aug 1.—When a Open a pair of scissors a little ways, ol suggested to Gernasek that he |YOUNK Woman can walk out on a imagine it to be a charming young Tinting, Painting. Bpeetanetee have his life insurance in- | tase, exchange a few words with lady, and you have a perfectly good 4 then, merely by mental picture of Mise Greenwood young man, creased to $2,000. ae lifting one foot, cause her audience Ob, but not Scissors have to burst into one large guffaw, why, no arms. Miss Greenwood has arme ‘RICH MAN’S SON certainly, there must be something —yarde and and yards of funny about the way she lifts her arms. And hands that turn around foot. like they were on swivels. The be carefully examined and fitted IS ARRESTED Yes, there is. And you can't die- audience laughs when she does things with those snaky arms, bat every time she unlimbers the Funay cover exactly what it fs, .You get a peculiar mpression, when Charlotte BANDON, Or. As the re Byegiasees or Spectacies by a ES ea ine’ wufter ee Se See resin Neadeches:/sult of an investigation into the /Greenwood hoists that pedal ex. Kick—everybody yells in glee. You 4. 8. EDMUNDS, Ope. D. death of Charles C. Hadley, a lo&-|tremity and shoves it away from don't quite know why, but you just | Serres Bids. tod Medics st. ger, Joseph W. Coach, son of the |her, out into space somewhere, You have to. : —- late millionaire, Wm. Coach, is to-| get’ several impressions. One of Miss Greenwood is one of the day under arrest on a charge of |them i#—but really, is this the sort features of the new show at the 3 manslaughter. of thing one ought to talk about? Yarden. Reside possessing Hadley and Coach are alleged to have had a fiatic encounter, follow ing a quarrel. Hadley was found on the sidewalk outside of the ‘a loon entrance, unconscious. He died as a phoedhrscatse st ll Ms Injuries. The AMERICAN | cLaGsToNe LEADS CUT-RATE BOISE, Ida, Avg. 1.—Paul Clag she can sing a little and dane a little. Well, anyway, one of them is that oe Greenwood's legs begin about IF A KISS IS WORTH $100, IS A ~ “PINCH” WORTH FIFTY SIMOLEONS? South Chicago. There are doubt HICAGO, loans othe he of flirting that stone today leads In the contest for] jign $100, |less other methods of flirting tha the repebtican aemination for the For pinching girl's arm, $50. | judge explained, but they will be ee ee ne Te For a wink, $50. added as cases come to his notice sult of -Tucsday's primaries. ‘He For each additional wink, $25. | The schedule was prepared by 6192 First Starr-Boyd »-carimg Se northern counties and For covert glance, $10. Judge Scully after he heard the evi 2 canal 8 gtr age age BF or Mltaae Heo For ditto glance, accompanied | dence in the case of Michael Relin PIONEER SQUARE. a » pore sagg by “Good afternoon,” $50. ski, who, It was shown, ge’ i Will be necessary to decide the re-| With @ schedule of almost pro|closed his thumb and forefinger | sult definitely John T. Morrison jead-|ond with John M. Haines third. If your iz Modern Denti» ‘Th Theresa Ered tne we Bition in hibitive prices, Judge Scully has/upon the left arm of Miss started a real war on mashers in! Chemma it You Know Your A-B-C’s FIREMEN THROWN Driver Beattie and Pipemen Rob fs a close sec rded a= fag Dentints Seattle, . Dental work has been a faflure, do} lee eAREAPehaahakan| hot be discouraged; we will guaran-| tee to satiety you or make no chi * whatever. if your plates do no’ +! *& STAMP SALES INCREASE *# ar bring them in and. we will make 5 adie 6 sastetiies : . them fit. We are doing dental work|* fi emg ales at the postoffice % | % * . erts and Gray, crew of the hose Them tit. eer than gay dentiot In| for the month of July were # and don’t mad using wagon of engine company 15, were Beattie, quality of work considered, | # $78,137.94, a gain of $11,455.69 & thrown to the street and slightly > nag hg hd is sue pentose Lie * over the same month of 1911. #| ° injured when the wagon they were fgb-class, low-priced dentists, We|* July's sales were greater by | them; riding turned over, at Eighth av h cheap” Dentai|# $2,028.94 than those for June. # and Howell st. They were respond * * If ili be [ling to nd as they turned ‘ou are willing to ing to an alarm, and as they turned erenenenes taeeteser y' 6 in on Howell a wheel of the wagon | entertained to the limit by the best all-round magazine in the world, get the August number See EHTS 1 aga caught in the car tracks ic You will find we dol advertise, and by» # patients advertise | BOMB THROWN CHICAGO, Aug. 1—A bomb was Gre cues te wih. |thrown into the saloon of “Manny | of The customs receipts are vying | Abrahams he early toda and al with the bank clearings for records American Cut Rate Dentists} cich the place was partially | Recelpts for the month just ended EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE and just dig into it any- where. You will emerge satisfied and happy and 619% First Ave. § AMUSEME Te totaled $176,656.4 467.57 over the cor of last year, July and July, 1912, are months in the lin which the a gain of $19, ponding month 1911, and June the only three wrecked no one was injured. The police believe gamblers are | |responaible for the outrage. Abra- | hams, who is @ former member the state legislature voted for Wm er fe ne es o r sceipts were o Lorimer for the United States much obliged to us for ae vies receipts were over — the suggestion, —ebITIOUS soa ce sen tts | STORK EXPECTED |} cove corr 130+ v0 _Other Big Orpheum Acts, NEW YORK, Aug. 1—The || THE RIDGWAY COMPANY, Publishers -— —_————_—_—. stork is expected to it the home here of Mrs. Madeline Force Astor, widow of Col. John Jacob Astor, who went down with the Titanic, before the end of the week. Two physicians and three nurses are in con- stant attendance. By the terms of Astor's will, the child will inherit $3,000,000. j ; } and THREATEN STRIKE | e IN OREGON GUARD} PRS hn mp agar \ Or Pye 1 Ps [ The P PANTAGES Matinee Daily. Twice Nightly. i sioned officers and men p SOT AN MERRY JEURGSTERS = tRecond battalion, T hind. orages __.| regiment, if their officers are court. | ANY QUANTITY jmartialed for refusing to obey | LEAP YEAR DANCE Secers of Brig Gen penny ar reat Judge—You are only 12 1d Jate City, Wash., last Sunday, | J e only 12 years old | —AT. ia the latest complication in. the {I ¢ Per lp. jaar ave been. cagett four times a breach of discipline case, which has |petty larceny, Where do you ex DREAMLAND Diitred regular army and militia pact to finish? discles to thelr very depths Culprit—If I tend strictly to bus Seventh and Union TONIGHT iness I hope to grow up to be a first class second-story man $3,000 FOR MORMONS. REVOLUTION IN NICARAGI c., WASHINGTON, D. According to a radiogr Aug. me enane } ss | JOHN C. LESLIE CO. Leap Year Souvenirs Given to All to the navy departn t from WASHINGTON, Aug 1 ‘The gis ; gunboat Indianapolis at San has war t , Admission 26¢, Including Five del Sur today, a. revolution has if Cm Western and Madison ommanding Dance Tickets broken out in Nicaragua. tal, The capi Managua, was attacked on July and is now cut off from com | munication. United States army forces | El Paso, Texas, for use in rollerinnt the Mormon refugees fleeing from Also First Ave. Floor— Sanitary Market LADIES FREE, | THE STAR—THURSDAY, history of the port} 1912, UGUST 1, eee DOT 139 NOT ALL. DO You DOR REASON HE SUS DINK 30 AC SCIENTIFIC KNOW eR TAINED LIFE ISS DOT f SURE, IT 189 ee Gini, ¢|| Huxley, ber ANALYTE 4 VILE IN DERE HE LAID REASONABLE ENOUGH \ \“Y Ne)\ OF A Darwin, DER Be A EGE UND ATE IT. FOR A TURKEY To , ee . LOGIC OF A ‘Cle NEXT] DAY HE LAID ANODDER Gav A E66, BUT Dor MAN pra EGG UND ATE IT. UND How CouLT HE X NAN 1880 He KEPT DoT UP EFERY LAY VON to a Day, How SLY! €act DAY? MArrect i ~ TO SWE NECK be given a chance by Distric |ney Whitman this afternoon to tel! lwhat he knows of New York's great ambler-murder BURGLAR mystery. real te op ia ow ‘ he hthe verte n 4 G % King etree Te) bargain with the | 4 1 nat % h b Zim poli¢e of * n 4 mau | dt is repor that Set Boa arom og |fully informed as to the ote iy Bars }police method of exacting ¢ Sl emergency ints. Johnson [for “protectt and be ts t p r : hrough a fighting mob of Or fed to corrode the ¥ of rescued and arrested Z Bald Jack” Kose, «be . b¥ork by the declaration that ee 2 protection money paid the police exceeded $2,500,000 annually chal Agother link in the dence against the Rosenthal mur. deravs may come today from “Dar : Frank” Ctroficl, one of the) @ gangsters alieged to have been of the actoal slayers, He is in the | Tombs and in said to be weakening Diatret Attorney Whitman an nounced today that he is wi permit Cirofict to plead « second-degree murder, provided he makes a clean breast of his part in| the affair, and ft is believed that | Cirofici will take advantage of | offer to eacape the electric chair Burnn detectives, aided by repre-| | sentatives of Whitman's office, are| “How does your wife keep her} today bending their energies In an | good looks?” effort to trace the $1,000 from the “Right in the top bureau) time It left the owners’ hands until | drawer.” it was paid over to Rosenthal’s slay ers | .|MORE RECORDS | ARE SMASHED Month of July broke, smash | ed, splintered, fractured the record for bank clearings of the year. Not satisfied with exceeding the record of the big | gest month this year, March, by | 192,500, July goes ahead and | exceeds the month of 1911 by | | over $5,000,000, The clearings | for the month just ended totaled $50,392,836, and the total for the seven months of 1912 was $334,766,838, a gain of $25,929, 043 over the corresponding Dance at Dreaniand tonight. ad A WORD TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT SAVED If you had begun a savings ac count ten years ago and each month deposited but ten dollars you would now have standing to your credit $1,473.99 period | of last year. Of this amount $273.99 would represent the interest your de posits would have earned during ANNUAL PICNIC | that period This is food for thought. Ask The annual picnic of th { ourself how you are going to |) Erickson ge, Bons of nornad be financially situated a few |] Will be he wnday at Golden Ga years he Make ir deposit |) 4e0%, Ballard. A program of sports| in the First National now and | Will be followed by danc sion fund begin your pe W. MURRAY GETS IT. | “sad BOSTON, Aug. 1-—-The state re. FIRST publican committee elected Senator W. Murray Crane re can na NATIONAL BANK tional committeeman here. today Established 1882 The Massachusetts delegation to the Chicago convention deadlocked | First at James Pioneer Square J! 44 the question, thereby devolving the decision on the state t West Seattle MACHINE SHOP KING & WINGE The People Who Can Repair Your Boat From Top te Bottom. Phone West 10 1090 Alki Ay We have proved that fact to hundreds of people If you enjoy hours of agony and torture in the dentist's chair COAL AND WOOD don't come to us, Go to the oth er fellow, his way is the old McMULLEN & CO. |f fashioned way, Ours is the ff} |['new and absolutely painless | Phone us for your Coal and Wood —PHoNnns— Ind. Red 58, | White 460. | way, Which do you prefer? Our prices are only half that charged by any of our compet itors, Regular Office, N. 2 After 6 ar | pm, Plates $5.00 Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Mgr, 1405 3d Av., N. W. Cor. Union St. NOTE—Bring this ad with you bil CLOVER LFAF DAIRY, In | North 289; White 686. 1 IN Never-Slip CLOVERLEAF DAIRY Most Complete and Sanitary Dairy in the City. 12 Quarts for $1.00, as One of Most Powerful Minds TAKES HIS LAST BRIDE AT 150; DIES AT 1857 JOSE CALVARIO WAS A MERE YOUTH AT CENTURY MARK DIRECTORY BY DISTRICTS” | This Directory Is Placed Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of Business ia Your Own Locality. Patronize These Firms—They Depend on You for § Fremont District Words by Schaef Music wa DERE GOES A MAN Mir Poot! + HADN'T 2 | Pa BI - ise died re ently \ xpa fexieo, ine & nh ot ri , memory i t Bot go 115 years of the 200 mark, was married for the back to the ¢ en he began smokt | time whe pa 0 years of age, was the | aican hand-r ¢ ng the Mea {1 \ r At « mining man of Colima but it : * one eae or’ 4 f ‘ th pet ; of 150 p Line | Wataor antinter the bat he bad » aa ry (Dy Untied Press Leased Wired of Calvario’s i, the ‘ t sand de r , ys. “against NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—-Under| he was at Tuxp ay th 1, wan ent that, digieantien ost promise of immunity, Sam Schepps, |... N\Ar? Bae sip Sv son we . ie. tavectign Caive claim of c f who is alleged to have paid $1,000))).. ¢ faring - tee > hes > nan ys 6 5 records showed be cog to Harry Herrowitz, known as “Gyp ‘ e's the Blood,” and Louis Rosenberg, ‘etay's la Lefty Loule,” for the murder JAPS CHASE Han lof Gambler Herman Rosenthal be fhortal, }fore the Metropole hotel here, will =, t Attor engres Geven Filipinos Hang Trousers in ae Train Window and Lose Them 3 en Filipinos reached Philade ' m a Pen a train, clad $50,000 House Obstructed View, So 4 Tore See 5 the House The Original and Gounine ei? ee Sg oO ne decided | away i a | At restaurants. hotels, and a ee | Don't travel pore | gs | Twenty Children Tax Enough, Poor| A quick lunch prepared Tailor Was Exempt | Take no imitation. 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