The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1912, Page 6

VHE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1912, Easy to End Osgar Counts the Lights Until Finally a Light Daw — eed cn STN —— — - : A | [4 YOURE A STRANGER To Me, BUY VERY WELL, THEN, Go RIGHT To HELLO, VOT ARE You S | [LISTEN t ™ A Ccrry OFFICIAL AND WORK TONI@HT COUNTING THE |||IN@ Sor TO APPOINT AN ELECTRIC LIGHTS. BUT 49 You are a . |UGNT INSPECTOR, THE S4LARY 1/5 STRANGER To ME You'lLL HAVE ns Upon Him yi2t ee es Poy. SHH! 1 HAP A ENS! SoPT SWAP — A FacLow Just APPOINTaT ME BLECTRIC LIGHT INSPECTOR, 1D PAYS TIFTY A vem ¢ Gee, You're A WY, DeRe | H S8 LOTS OF ELECTRIC ff Lucky Guy } LIGHTS ——~ I HAF ALRGADY counren 8756, ws DOING OUDT ON SUCH > FIFTY A WEEK, BUY I DON'T Know || |] T DEPOSIT #4. FoR THs Bavee | ANYBODY WHO WANTS IT. WoUuLD dust Breathe Booth'’s HYOME!—Kil! pou axe ive — DREE Tou SN DIRTY-FoUR, BY TOUSAND UND ‘ * e the Germs and Soothe the |/ —-——"_ (Soret wa) ~ rire, inflamed Membrane-—Start | rove Today | UNUTE! | Don't be prejudiced. There {s not} P & particle of morphine, cocaine, or avy Injurtous or habit-forming drug in HYOMBI It is made of Bucalyptu 1 oth ef grand an It will greatly relieve the mise: atarrh or any affliction of the nose and threat to five minutes. No stomach dosing—just breathe HYOME!, it geta at the catarrh germs and quickly destroys them Ask for HYOMEI (pronounced Higho-me) outfit. It only costs $1.00, and consists of a hard rubber pocket inhaler, which can be car tied in vest pocket, a bottle of HYOMEI, a medicine dropper, and simple directions for use. Extra/ bottles 50c. | Leading drvgsists everywhere sell HYOMEL, which ts guaranteed | to ead catarrh, coughs, colds and| croup, or money returned. | If you could go to the Eucalyptus forests of inland Australia you! would quickly get rid of catarrh Booth’s HYOMEL! brings the identi cal air of these forests direct to kaa ATTACK ON GIRL eit od SOUR STOMAC OR DYSPEPSIA--PAPE’S.DIAPEPS This Delightful Stomach Regulator Brings Relief in Five utes—Puts an End to Stomach Trouble Forever, THE PALMIST. 1 SEE By THE LINES IN YouR HAND ‘THAY MORGAN AND ROCKEFELLER wie HAVE ALL OF YouR MonEY wHEN MY_ CURRENCY Oa ) THOUGHT THEY HAO tT ALL Now O. V. Lawson, a “doctor” con-)found the doors locked and he nected with the “State Medical In-'a prisoner, The other girl offe: stitute” on Washington st., is today her no ald, she says out on $2,500 ball, which he was, Early Monday morning, she broke required to put up by Justice Fred/through a window, jumped a dis E. Brown when he was arraigned tance of about 10 feet, and hid her yesterday on the charge of having | self in the trees while the “doctor forcefully kept a young girl his|was making a hurr prisoner for a whole day in a house her, She kept herw near Richmond Beach, ter of trees, she says, until th The girl swore out the warrant | was sufficiont daylight to show her yesterday morning, and the deputy |the road to Richmond. There she sheriffs made the arrest several|aroused W. L. Coxhead, who tele hours later, According to her | phoned to the sheriff's qffice and a story, she accepted an invitation to| deputy was immediately sent out visit Lawson's home, this side of When he reached the Lawson Richmond Beach, from another | ho the “doctor” bad already young woman, who ts said to have been keeping house for the “doc The charge against the doctor is tor.” They all went out in an auto altempted assault The girl at mobile and the “joy ride” ended at | first was inclined to let the charge the “doctor's” home. They hadn't | drop in order to avold the notoriety been there very long, says of the case. After a talk with Dep when the “doctor de im uty Proseeu Caldwell, however, | suggestions to her, and whe she agreed swear out the war! | to leave the house, she | rant “Really does” put bad stomachs| vanishes. It's truly 0 in order—"really does” overcome | almost marvelous, and the indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heart-|''* barmlessness A large fifty-cent case of burn and sourness in five minutes | Diapepsin will give you 8 mane —that—juet that-makes Pape's|/dollars’ worth of satistaction Diapepsin the largest selling stom-| your druggist hands you your wm ach regulator in the world. If ey back what you eat ferments into stub It's worth its weight in born lumps, you belch gas and|men and women who eructate sour, undigested food and /their stomachs regulated, acid; head in dizey and aches; |longe in your home O breath foul; tongue coated; your| ways be kept bandy in case insides filled with bile and indi-|sick, sour, upset stomach geatible waste, remember the mo-|the day or at night. It's the ment Diapepsin comes in contact|est, surest and most with the stomach all such distress | stomach doctor in th world, Cigth Signs J C.COREY SIGN Cf Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8. JERSEY SOLID Tener Funeral | NERVOUS AND TIMID CHILDREN | Beccotras a FOR WILSON, Is Held Today The funeral of Lewis Tenney, the come again, A pleasure to be look ed forward to, rather than to be} (My Uatted Press t | shrank from. Our tooth craft beau-| TRENTON, N. J |Hallard pattern maker who killed | tiffes the countenance, establishes | Woodrow Wilron’s hold on himself yesterday, after putting a | bullet through the heart of bis di-/ ee wife, was held today at the good mastication and digestion, and nature to overcome rtics sonaxiens as well as other cated here today by complete re-|undertaking parlors of Graham & | physiological conditions, anditurns from yesterday's state pri-|Engemann, tn Ballard. Interment/ awards the patient comfort and ries. Through Wilson's support om — » Lakevie pt mage | good health. Awards us the hearty |Congressman Wm. Hughes had de| “ ecll Tenney, brother rd fecommendation, not of one. but | feated James Smith, jr, for nomina dea man. took charge o . e| of ali our patrons. Our patients tion to the United States senator |#eral No plans have as yet been are our friends. We are thelr/ snip py a vote of 2 to 1 made for the children of the couple friends. Our proof Is, they all say! The policies advocated by the| For the present they are staying so. (Ask them, they will tell Yo.) |democratic presidential candidate | ¥'th Mre. F. EB. Parker, 2307 65th We ‘positively guarantee perfect/in the primary campaign were over. |*¥. W~ st whose house Tenney's| | fits, perfect restoration of nature’s|wheimingly carried. and the re victim spent Monday night best work, full value and satisfac |is pelieved to foreshadow a sweep-| No arrangements have yet been tion to every patient, or money jing democratic majority in the com-|™ade for the funeral of the woman cheerfully refunded ling presidential election by her husband, John Land, cigar Our prices are exceptionally low | dealer. | Ge gase thisk of cia te exits | MAN KILLED IN Judge Joba F, Main, of the super lor court here, w appointed bY) ding the top akin in flaky particles heavy $10.00 Gold Crown for $4.00, | || Wants Share of 100- Gov. Hay to succeed the late Judge dandruff, omiy rmuch ‘smaller in or one of our famous $10.00 Never R. O. Dunbar tn the supreme court In abnormal! conditions, or Jn tes for $5.00. o EN Y Old Ti Kenneth Mackintosh, former prose-| S¢Y8"cing age. these particles | are! Slip Plates M ear-| reasure | . not rapidly as tn robust! Coroner Snyder and officials of cuting attorney, who was one of the} y< mer they remain the . ¥ | nominees in the recent primaries,| more soled or taded they become the Milwankee road left this morn ers of New Jersey is plainly indi 127 AND SOADISON SLITTLE WASH. —From Chicago Journal. FOUR OF TRAIN ly com plexion. Nature is constantly shed Daniel Daly, identified by cards Regal Dental Offices in his pockets as a member of It has made many a SEATTLE family COMFO r ABLE, It has given the salaried man a backing when be Dr. L. R. Clark, 0. D. S. (Manager) Smoky City local No. 2 of PORTLAND, Ore., S¢ Her-| was appointed as Main’s successor, | {Dats the immediate cause of « me lie of ths cee a a el went into business himself 1405 Third Ave. N. W. Cor. Union| Switchmen’s union, was run over| man Reitveld, of Porth today} Both will have to come up for a| "it 'has been discovered that ordin re oa 8; of the engine on Milwaukee freight train in the Great Northern to fight for a share of the) vote of the people in November, as| ary merce NOTE—Bring this Ad with you | DY It’s easy to buy a $200 lot with $5.00, and you don't | tunnel early this morning. He was valued at more than $6,|thelr appointments are merely for| 8%” drug Slime Oe SS98, hie LIL” feel: 5 sndnthly in payitig for it ia ———— | so badly mangled that he died with-| 000,000, how being recovered in the|the unexpired terms. | waite he | nige, ceimpletsly “eieikea the Goth. aang lots at Columt | 1 off tt AMUSEMENTS shor © wa ought! Zuyder Zee from th bmerged — nom or aduall n to caw in one | 3 ts a olumbia are cheap and offer an ai _aecsatenat [oe & shoes th 02 api Papi, ned booed! Gritish frigate Latin | Although arrested two weeks ago| contention’ “‘Waush, (e,cause Ro 1n-| gine, shattered windows in Pacific| }to the city hospital. One of his| wreck of the British frigate iim — SEATTLE THEATRE arms tad evidently been amputated | which was lost in a gale mo Latin, home; 15 minutes’ car ride from Yesler \vay » than| om n indictment issued from San! free sformation 4 complete. The| City and woke up the inhabitants of | n ni “ab | fresh, healthy-hued, youthful under j a f $ are no , 2 . . t Phone Main 43 | years ago. a century ago. The tre Francisco, charging him with white | SUin'is then wholly’ In evidence: Yeu Atbera, Tice ties WES, ssavaied _ Many families are now building attractive homes here a Tonight. AN Week | The accident oceurred three-quar-|gold bars and coin. R yeetien aoa put poe onete bonds, | who are t HM nce ut lengineer; A. E. Perrin, of Seattle |} ("Stead of paying rent are buying their home. Matinees Thursday Saturday iters of a mile from the southern| serts that he is a direct rthur Ward, « Georgetown saloon Sapna fet on ounce of ; c. . . ‘ as : i onten fon in | portal. and heir of Henry W. Vandam, of | Keeper, was yesterday rearrested, | rent’. Uae the wax nightly, lke] on eo A. Mehner, brakeman REMEMBER! If you live in Seattle ten years, pal and Fireman Mannin All four} | Were Instantly killed, their bodies being thrown Into a field 500 feet away, “THE GIRL FROM U. 5%. A.” Bargain Matinee The Evening Prices—25e, S0c. i‘ Ameraterdam, to whom he says the|#/raigned before United States | ¢. lost treasure belonged Commissioner W. D. Totten, and| A 3 |placed under a bond of $6,000. The MODERN clegantly furnished | latter action was taken to insure ream, Washing {t off mornings rent, you have paid for two or three homes, and every of it with interest on it is lost. “Teddy Has, Bill Is ts Buy your lot now. $5.00 will do it. Build if you oth Phane W. Will,” rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir-| his appearance in San Francisco, 9, The train left Tacoma at 7:15 and Le - lO it. uild now if y flor gent Bg and Woody Will, jginus, Eighth and Virginia, near|the first bond being for his appear. s School of Was passing through Pacific City.|f| and save rent, ‘ae Says Bryan | Wostiake. wiiott $03. eee ance in Seattle. sical Education |)" other men ‘on the. train,| tage | Brakemen H. BE. Hedrick and R. B.| Ladies’ i) Craig, heard the explosion, they Columbia! 15 minutes from Business! At $200, <A e sae eenet stenerstono 7 ‘- chin Bae | jg can you make a better choice? acute: *<iaecpenbad FRESNO. Cal, —More| at $:00 p.m ronawes so the end of the train} RET Nl I “A 1912 REVIEW" than 5,000 cheering men and women | Tuition 92 pe te pea tune Tee ensise ‘was ere can you invest a small sum to better advan! p t 0 m8 OF mn. * Mary Quive and Paul MeCarty eather erty ie court. hound ar | After a half-hour’s search the 500,000 people—what will Columbia be worth? Children’s §| bodies of those killed were found | classes being f/ and removed to Auburn. Both en-| or, ag ns kineer and fireman were experienc per week, §2§ 4 men. The only explanation for the explosion is that the ejector be- came clogged, or that there was an/| undiscovered defect tn the _ boiler. The engine was so badly smashed | that no examination of it can throw pay light on the cause of the acci- | dent. ‘uumssiiAT THE MOVING PICTURE HOUSE! every afternoon, and if it is not delivered in good shape, Spend a pleasant and profitable hour or two in the houses listed below. jnings Bryan arrived from Hanford and delivered a short speech eulo gizing Woodrow Wilson and de nouncing Taft and Roosevelt. if “T will speak of Taft, the presi-| dent who is,” said Bryan, “of Roose er SRST! | velt, the president who has been, | Other Big s. & and of Woodrow Wilson, the presi other ie Sa kere The PANTAGES (25.29.90. scco in pottiat| Unequated Vaudeville Menns Fan-) life, came into power four years ago Memsotine atte, | by a million majority, and he goes| SIX AMERICAN cAUTiIES |out by unanimous consent. A Stunning Girl Musical Act “As to Roosevelt, he comes as a BA} tpn “Price Mienoy reformer at the eleventh hour, not 10c and 200 gence a penitent prodigal, not to turn —|state’s evidence against bis former associates, but with the demand that he be made prosecuting attor ney and placed in charge of the | case.” _ Call tomorrow and see for yourself what the other is doing. ’ -mpress 505 LOWMAN BLDG. Louls Lepper Director Please phone the circulation manager, Main 9400. The Star subscribers are entitled to per- fect service. They are enti- tled to an early and a regular delivery. Boys who crumple up or otherwise mutilate the paper should be reported. LADIES? SUITS |/****2s0eeneneene v <ib ALBANY PaAInLeS? rey ane mam Dental Work at Cut CHICAGO Sept 25 Western Rates on the Easy Pay- }} janis are receivins thelr first con jon are in keepin, $4 to $7 and $1 per day, Near all i stores and theatres, Opposite P with Tbe MELBOURNE “zane ffiee. i= = = i we | a = i—) 3 eeeeeeeeeeeee Seeeeeeeeeeeee The only BakingPowder made — “Home of Glass Curtain” i ment Plan. jsignments of washed paper currency fromReyal Grape of Tartar Strictly Man Tailored odena a URE GARG SCDEREACE aT mr from Washington. Uncle Sam re ‘ ‘ogy Mage ag gel Mg ty Bod Jeently went into the business of 2 mar ane soar At SHE THEATRES GRAND Favorite Actor in an Original Playlety “7 LAIN CROWNS FOR $360, We || laundering sotled bills, and {s short sd Ladies’ Ready-Tallored Suit THIS WEEK. Per q ARE MAKING $8, $10 AND $12 jly going to install money-washing Shop _3d and Che __3 NEW acts NEW PHOTOPLAYS 4 machines in the subtreasuries at} Chicago and other cities. So far the government is treating jonly the smaller denominations of paper currency to a bath. It {s claimed that the orange shade of ink on the “yellow-back” gold notes |does not stand the process as well as the green and black of the small- er bills, 238-29-40 Lumber Exchange Moore—The “Great” Raymond, ae 4 magician, Metropolitan—"The Woman.” CIRCUIT shy eS kf © cotene ont Seattle—“The Giri From ee the A BIG COMEDY BILL Bao ook ha Photoplays and vaudeville. piece Orpheum—Vaudeviile, Odeo Theat ed Empre: Vaudeville, n re 2 Pantages—-Vaudeville, FIRST AT PIKE Grand—-Vaudeville and motion ||—————— SETS OF TEETH FOR $3.50 AND $7.00. And while some D-ntists charge ridiculous prices for bridgework, we are making $8 and $10 bridgework for $4.50, and our Silver and Cement Fills are 50c; Gold Fills are from 75c up; extracting is freo, We guarantee all work for 12 years. Come in today. DO NOT §, HIBS TO. DO RS) PUT IT OFF. We will convince Pe Okina res E you that we are the real cut- rate Dentists. The King County Prohibition committee met at Thom's Cafeter. ja Monday evening. H. J. Probst ALBANY CUT-RATE | feld was elec chairman and Rey.| —— —_ —— _ a illness #. B. Sutton secretary. It was | ——_—_—sas-aasaasnsassinnsnaass moved that, while the prohibition ~ DENTISTS aes setae et SHOE HOSPITAL candidates of any party, that a com- REPAIRING WHILE YOU SECOND FLOOR PEOPLe’s a e BANK BLDG, mittee be appointed to serutinize ALL WORK GUARANTEED, carefully the character of all candi- BEST EQUIPMENT MEANS BEST WORK Corner Second and Pike. Take Elevator, See What’s Doing at the Hofbrau We have contracted with the brated German I tra for a three ment, and are t give the music Seattle a treat such as they dom get. In addition to the or chestra, our entertainers cannot be surpassed If you are looking for enter tainment, we can satisfy you are looking for a place whe price In no ob of the bent of everything t market affords, W you, go where the crowds go—a place to me tertainment 2:80 to 5:00 THR uk,” a beautiful Positively last thine ane is, t y until, pictures. » o “The Tragedy of Long Ane Di . ‘ Clsmmer—Photoplcys and va U Th t “Am the Fates Decree,” Dram deville. 4 » nion ea re “Tite First, Aute.” Comedy iil Tht Melbourne—Photoplays and vau- Avy Bet Red Hot rtship,” © m Pike and Union. Sercoreses a ville. BRITTON WINS AGAIN City Theatre rhe. Deveettn NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—Jack 1206 Second Av. Britton of Chicago has added an- | re other vietory to his string today by |his defeat of Jack Redmond of St C-- rown--5c Paul in a tenround battle here. | Britton outpointed his man all the | Wiest Av» Bet. Madison and Spring way, administering severe punish ment, In the seventh round Red- iy al mond went down for the count of jee the Law: Savet Drama; Vaudey! lle—Te css | 2108, Sth and Westiake epular Sues. g2 “The Katzenjammer Kids Go ganing”—“Josephine, a Victim Man’s Ambition"—"Bronco 8 from pm 6:00 to 1:00, MOFDRAU CAFE AND L dates for office at the coming elec- tion and to report on those they|{’ Model Shoe Hospital Klein’s Shoe Hospital can safely commend for individual 613 Second Ave, 217 James St endorsement. Next to Butler Hotel .