The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1912, Page 3

SURELY SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS “Pape's Diapepsin” ends Indi- ion, Gas, Sourness in five minutes. IVE PREM TO STOCK CO. FAIR The perfect weather of yesterday brought out a record crowd to the county fair at the Meadows, a crowd that was . rewarded with many good things, As usual, the races were the moat popular fea ture of the day. There are some very good horwes entered in this week's races and the conte are keen, The grandstand was packed yeaterday with the racing fans. Awards were made in the agri cultural, poultry and live stock de- partments, In the agricultural, the Great Northern cup for the largest and best 36 potatoes was given to H. D. Pendergast of Kent. His tubers weighed 52 pounds. The other Great Northern cup, to be giv. en to the community making the beat agricultural exhibit, went to Vashon and Maury islands Awards were made on more than 300 birds and pens in the poultry division. Awards were made in the horse division of the live stock division as follows: Walter Lynch for a Percheron stallion; Dr. G. M. Hor ton, of Seattle, for road class in harness; RS. Fulton, J. A. Moffatt and A. L. Ephram, for brood mares; A. M. Robertson, A. L. Ephram, of Tacoma; R. H. Ball, of La Conner, and P. F. Purcell, for standard-bred class; P. F. Purcell, first and seo- ond prizes for thoroughbred brood mares, and A. L. Clark for car riage and saddie horses. Thomas BE. 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It's the quickest, surest ‘and most harmless stomach doctor in the world. he carefully examined and fitted AT THE THEATRES Tyewianees of Spectacios by an ov: og THIS WEEK. Moore—Gilbert & Sullivan Op era Co, in “Patience.” Metropolitan—McKee Rankin in “Peace on Earth.” Seattle—Dark. Alhambra -—- Photoplays vandeville. Orpheum— Vaudeville. Empress adevil Pantages--Vaudevi Grand—Vaudeville ang motion pictures. Clammer—Photopkys and vau deville. Theatre fut of the dost «* ‘USED FURNITURE saw such « sight. Houses and You never fave bait. completa Melbourne—Photoplays and vau- GIBSON-CHANDLER deville. FURN. CO. rr S20 Pine: STREET PUPS REE TE EEE YE OE * AT THE MOORE * * * SL Bi ee tee eee a eee He. O-W. HI. PX! The good ship “Pinafore” sailed * into the Moore last night and into the hearts of the audience. To | most everyone there she came as an old and ever welcome friend. Near ly everyone is familiar with the solos, choruses and delightful satire of “Pinafore.” The company scored the same hit they made with the “Mikado” and the “Pirates of Penzance.” The whole troupe seemed to be enjoying it as much as the audience. Of the principals, George J. McFariane as Captain Corcoran was perhaps the best. He had to respond to three recalls at the end of his opening | ————. song. Much regret was expressed because De Wolf Hopper was cast for the part of Dick Deadeye The part hardly gave him enough to do and the audience wanted more of him. At the end of the first act, in answer to cries from all over the house he recited his famous “Casey |= at the Bat.” Arthur Aldridge was a perfect Ralph Rackstraw. The Right Hon- orable Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B., First Lord of the Admiralty, was well played by Arthur Canningham. Bugene Cowles was slated in a small part, but had his chance in the last act. Alice Brady captivated all with her Cousin Hebe. THE MARKETS following are the average y¥ local commission mer- One - Beginning with Su vay Matinee. ie Sept. 15, ad Quittice” and the Game” Mite, ‘hoe, he 8100. Seats now sell- * prices paid by the retailer to the commis- OWEN MeGIVENERY stoners. ‘The prices paid the farmers ‘The Great Irish Actor oe, ne SOE HOWARD nnd MABEL MeCANE) ing price.” Pi een are | tvbject to variation, according to freshness and general excellence, but otherwise insll- “THE rool noom” ‘ag BIG §. & ©. ACTS The PANTAGES |; Twice Nightly. ea. cla oranges Pears : Vaudeville’s Best Dane: “A Boxkey HIPPoDnOME” Animal Merformance. 10¢ amd 200. avira HaveYour Dental Work at Cut Rates Dressed hi Trimmed sides. Short join pork Shoulders .... Pigs feat Spare ribs Pork sa Liver saw Bologna Tu Rolled ham r Ox tongue, each . 7B Never So Reasonable pe Se Never More Beautiful abe Methods, Modern ¥quip-| Rosntars, tive, ‘ib di desire to introdu Springd ‘uckiings work makes it po tr £ live, I es | offer the follow! meni in order to your aoe and tron: gi shits 4 «ee. Watermelons BEST 22-KT. $10.00 SOLID 0. ‘ rot, local . 1. 2 me LD CROWNS FOR $3.00 TO este local . 1. 1 gy td 97.50 AND 815.00 re Radishe ¢ > CROWNS FOR §2.c0 ad 6 Le FI ING: (UNEQUALED) Tometsee, 20 20- a Box 50@ 66 a we TO 83. Caulifiow 1.25 AkenEnr, POR ELAIN ON EN-| Ilothouse lettuce, erte .06@ 1.90 FILLS FOR 50¢ re .o , Heed detiaee, doz. ab Lt. SET OF TEET: Gucumbers, doz, fog 40 3 ABOVE PHC es AE, ron Celery, doz, se .90 Fone ee BEST GUANANTERD | Cantaloupe’ . 1.00% 1.75 Feed, ‘Price. Kastern Washington A timothy . . 2,37 38-6 merican Cut-|» ig teg 5 Ww t Rate Dentists [}::"" seit 619: First Starr-Boyd hole corn ei, Cracked co! a 2 Ave., Budding Middlings Bag: Rolled ow PIONEER sQuann. mixed THE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER MODERN “JOAN OF ARC” IN POLITICS 2 12, 1912, CLEANS UP CORRUPT, VICE-RIDDEN CITY VIRGINIA BROOKS AND THE “HOUSE OF MYSTERY” IN WEST HAMMOND. BY IDAH M'GLONE GIBSON WEST HAMMOND, Ill, Sept They call Virginia Brooks “West Hammond's Joan of Are.” If ever & town needed a fighting heroine, West Hammond does; and if ever a girl deserved the title of the French warrior maid, does, Just a girl with the look in her brown eyes that one might have seen in thone of the real Joan, when she heard the volees that bade her go forth and battle even to the death—that ts Brooks, who, for over han been fighting, the forces of evil in city. The last few days ha fruit of her labors. 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There ig no doubt about it West Hammond is going to be Joleaned up The biggest step In the regener. ation of West Hammond was the recent exposure of the “House of Mystery” and the arrest of Henry Poss, keeper of this dive, on @ mur- AVIATOR DROPS 800 FEET; DIES CHICAGO, Sept. 12.—Aviator [Paul Peck of Washington, D, C., [holder of the American duration [fight record, is dead here today having been killed late yesterday by a fall from his bipla wh flying at an altitude of 800 When he struck the ground heavy engine catapulted through the cckage, striking him on the neck py. wind caused Peck to lone of the machine. ERTON SHIPS ARE SHORT-HANDED (ay 2 Vrene Leased W VAL Cal |'vessela of the Pacific reserve fleet ) are short handed 1,000 men, accor ing to advices received today at | Mare Island navy yard from Brem lerton, Wash., where 12 of the war | jships of the fleet are being pro | pared for the October mobilization in San Francisco bay, if conditions in Nicaragua permit the withdrawal! of the cruisers ‘now on duty there The cruiser West Virginia lacks | 300 men of having a full comple | ment. The Pittsburg, formerly the | Pennsylvania, has only 250 men | aboard, the Oregon 80, the Raleigh and St. Louls 46 each, and the Gal | Veston, Milwaukee and Chattanopgn 20 each. Aboard the destroyers there are only 90 men all told, while ithere are none with which to place | the Charleston even fn first reserve, PROGRESSIVES FILE SALEM, Or,, Sept. 12.-—Through the filing here of a petition carry ing 7,000 names, considerably more than the five per cent of the state's the progresstve | voters necessary, party today is a legal political or ganization in Oregon. DIRECTORY BY DISTRICTS laced Here to Ad Your Own Loca —They Depend on This Directory Is Busine vise You of the Various Lines of lity. Patronize These Firms You for Support Fremont District __ COAL L AND WOOD _ McMULLEN & CO. Phone us for your Coal and Wood. —PRONES— Office, H. 26, Ind. Red 68. After © p. m., Green 472, White 460. CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Inc. : North 289; White 686. CLOVERLEAF DAIRV Most Dansn and Sanitary Daly in the City, 12 Quarts for $1.00. EVERET to § A new law has just been of Everett, and as a result We want good, bright, h 10 to take these corners and is easy to sell The Star and Mr. Iles, The Star agent for A CHANCE FOR THE To Make All Their Spending Money and Be Independent of Their Parents While Going 10 years of age can no longer sell papers on the streets | street merchants have had to give up their corner: Come down to the interurban station any night and see! i “ ‘DRUGS ca $5.00 BOOK FREE To any lady who will call at our store we will present a copy of Ho- burg’s Home Teelpes. FREMONT DRU™ CO. Woodland Park INTERLAKE FUEL co. 1319 N. 46th 3400 W. Park Ay. N. 908, N. 316 N. 409 INTERLAKE FUEL Co. Wood and Coal, Building Material and Teaming T BOYS chool passed whereby boys under a number of our best little onest boys, over the age of | sell The Star on them. It you can make lots of money. i Everett. the ot. | the} BY 1,000 MEN Ve Strange stories have been told of Beople meeting their death in this Place, and their bodies being smug sled through an underground tun nel to a netery across the state Certain it ts that John Mens or died there recently, appar ently of poison, and Foss is accused of killing bim, And Frankie Ford, jalias Ethel Parker, an inmate of the place, also accused, has made a jatartiing confession, eighty pages jlong, detailing numerous crimes |perpetrated in West Hammond "Joints." The confession was obtained un | der most unusual circumstances. | Mise Brooks, together with the as» sistant U. 8. district attorney, dep- uty U. 8 marshals and offt elals and Mrs. John F. Bans, a Chi cago society woman, seized the Ford ‘woman and drove her around for a whole afternoon to evade the spies and thugs of the West Ham- mond vice ring, while the woman told her story. Several more ar routs are expected soon, Baroness, C Comins for Bring NEW YORK, ee t. 12 fin one golden harp, 100 live cats in good yowling condition, one monkey, one | parrot, one goat, one guinea pig and | $60,000 worth of diamonds blazing on arms, throat and hair, the Baron ene Nadine von Kilefuas reached |New York on board the steamer President Lincoln, from Europe. baroness has been the wife rey Proctor, who some years of P KO located a soap factory in Ohio | snd bas been making millions ever vince. The woman with the menag terte in 28, her husband is 65, and she ts going to have a divorce, also $40,000 worth of soap factory stock if she can get it. Proctor let her #0 when she refused to-live in Cin clonati, where she said, there is no art OLDEST WOMAN bigs SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.—De. clared to be the oldest woman in Ca} | herw today at the age of 106 years. Mre. Colih was born in Mexice City Deo. 20, 1806, and camo to Cal } of gold. ifornia, Mra. Gutmede Celth in dead |MILLIONAIRE ESCAPES} DOUGLAS, Ariz, Sept. 12.—Bvad ing @ hundred Mexican rebel scouts |who had been detailed to capture Canadian Pacific Railway jand hold him for ransom, Walter Dougiae, millionaire head of the STERAMSHIOS ON “THIANGLE” SHRVICR gigantic Phelps-Dodge copper inter: | ents arrived in Douglas today after|— "att ' & perilous fight from Nacozari,|§ Leave 211580 p. Sonora Arrive Victoria 308 m. and his com pe Leave Victoria 19:00 a. on oy Fe a8 Arrive Vancouver 2:30 p. m. to ford strear feave Vancouver Tl $90 pm. y bridge between | Arrive Seattle seeeee 0200. covari and the border burned Southern Sonora, he stated is alive with rebels. 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