The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1912, Page 6

6 THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1912. ONE DOSE MAKES Osgar und Adolf Interested in Stranger Seeking Information . INDIGESTION 60 | 2 I a 42 Foo. AY BE He OXCUSE, MISTER, BUT DIT You Mean DER SPAGHETTI Bee PARDON, Plo-ae) STRANGER VANT, I 5p ftSAnr DER CAN You TELL ME i ADOLF S SPaGHeTrTi Factory} WHERE THE MACARONI Ee — ‘Yes, Yes — WHERE is r$) AN Stomach Distress Quickly TACTORY 13? He vanren Yess, Facrory £ Ends With “Pape's MAYBE —— beige Dia i FACTORY. 4e DT. Vn oie I coucr Nor we vicu ~~ You don't want a slow remedy when your stomach {a bad-—or an uncertain one-—or a harmful one your stomach fe too valuable; you mustn't injure it with drastic drugs Pape’s Diapepsin is noted for its speed in giving relief, its harmless ness, Ite certain unfalling jon in regulating sick, sour, gnesy stomachs, Its millions of cures indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble has made it famous the world over. Keep this perfect stomach doctor in your home—keep it handy—« & large fifty-cent case from an) drug store and then if anyone should eat something which doesn't ; if what they eat ments and sour causes headache, ausen; eructations of acid and undige: foo member as soon as ein comes In contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and ease in. overcoming the worst stomach disorders is a revelation to those who trv it. PROGRESSIVE F Dance at Dreamland tonight. eee RRARHRRARAARARNE | United States Senator Miles ®) Poindexter, who delivered an ® address at the Coltseum thea- ®) tre on Saturday night, will #) make another speech in Seat. * tle next Monday. He will be the principal speaker at the Lincoln high school auditor! um Ole Hanson, the eloquent progressive champion, who has been campaigning through- out the state, will also speak at this meeting. errr ere tse reel to seeeeee *| SHEAR AAARAAAA EERE, With “Bob” Hodge in Rastern| Washington, United States Senator, Miles Poindexter in the southwest, Ole Hanson in the southeast, Sen: tor Puleoner, Senator Bryan, Sen- ator Landon and E. G. Mills, cand!- date for attorney general, in other parts of the state, the progressive campaign this week is being pushed forward in whirlwind fashion. ; State Chairman Edgar ©. Snyder # received reports from every county in the state. They indicate an overwhelming progressive senti-! We know that we can do your|ment everywhere, Eastern Wash- Work exactly right and in a manner| ington, especially, where ( Hay/ absolutely satisfactory to you, Ey-| lives, shows thet the progressives ery. man in.our office is a dentist] will sweep everything sight, of many years’ experience and is a| from. Roosevelt and “Bob” Hodge graduate dentist, registered to| down the line. | a, dentistry in the state of omeeeae ‘ashington. Tomorrow morning the current Our guarantee is the strongest | issue of the Progressive Bulleti ever offered by any dentist In —_ will be placed on sale on the do’ tle, signed by both the ee at town streets. “Newsies” and news| Manager, and our prices can't help | stands will have them for sale. Last but Peet ce — Reaular| Week's issue received a big circu- heavy Go! ‘Slip Ft ro 600 lation, and the current number is! $10.00 Ne' ye : expected to surpass even that rec ord. The Bulletin sells for 5 cents Regal Dental Offices o copy. Dr. &. A. Clark, D. D. 8. (Manager) 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Union NOTE—Bring this Ad with you Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8. YOUR MONEY BACK In Seattle the progressives will have meetings every night for the rest of the campaign. The women's! organization plans active, aggres-| sive work. A meeting of the King) OLD NEGRO, AN E) You Can be Rich wR Riches are largely a matter of | Charles H. Harris, the old negro, will power with the average | who shot and killed his fellow-| man. It is a lot easier to workman, James Hammond, at the Make a Hundred Dollars to save ONE Dollar. ‘Than it is alia) ol maga 7 om, ing in specialists from Portiand, was Saturday found guilty of mur-| der in the first degree. FULL SWING; BIG STATE | VICTORY IS INDICATED —— agueum IGHT IN | county women's central committee will be beld tomorrow afternoon at the headquarters in the Butler hotel. Dan Landon, progressive cand! date for congress against “Trim mer” Humphrey, returnéd Satur eek's campaign tn Sno other Northwest coun that were five and six times the siae of the audiences leh turned x “Trintmer” Hugpbrey. Landon’s record in the © sonal Dis leading fight for direct legis tion and labor inéasures, is so di rectly In contrast with “Trimmer” Hamphrey's without regard to party, giving bin most loyal support. Putty Gov. Hay tates Se ow Jones drew a@ crowd” of 79 at Green Lake. ed States Senator Jones and ox United States Senator Piles drew 209 at Arcade hall last Thuraday night, and 75 of these left the hall before Jones got fairly started, Compare this with the 3,000 peo- ple who turned out to hear “Bob” Hodge and United States Senator Poindexter at the Collseum theatre Saturday night. 13th WARD HEADQUARTERS Headquarters for the progressive workers Ia the 13th ward have been established at 6318 Hallard av, The room is in charge of a woman pro- gressive from 9 a. m. to 9 p, m. Founders" buttons are on sale here. The telephone number ie Ballard 1500. SERRE RERETE REE HED *® “Bob” Hodge speaks at % White Salmon tonight, Walla ® Walla Tuesday, Clarkston ® Wednesday, Pullman Thurs * day, Spokane Friday and E!- ® jensburg and Cle Elum Satur ® day. * SEER EEE REHM ES UND -SLAVE, FO family, of Richmond, Va. He does not know how be got his name. At the time of the shooting he was when Hammond came up. Harris throwing the gun away and running TEU HIM, “FATHER’S and United}, Mre. Nicholas ih (on TURKS IK S00 SOLDIER GUILTY OF MURDER, FIRST DEGREE| LONDON, Oct. 21—A dispatch from Constantinople to the Even mioned in haste and is now attend- | | ing Standard today says: The Turks have surrounded .a Lake Union gas plant of the Seattle working with Hammond at the gas force of Montenegrins crossing ti Lighting Co. the morning of July 15, works. He was jest going to work| Tiver Boye killing 300 _ capturing several positions. id re The de-| pulled gun, walked up behind| The dispatch does not say when fense tried to prove insanity, bring-| Hammond and shot him in the back, the battle occurred. | The Turkish officiate in Con- but the state introduced specialists | Two hours later he showed up at Stantinople, the correspondent says, Receive 414 Per Cent | who said the negro was sane, fis, the county jail, confeased the crime | acouse the Montenegrins of using age will be taken Into consideration when sentence is imposed. | Harris is an ex-slave, 73 years old.) Month He was a slave in the Carrington} and asked to be locked up. He said that he had been sick, that mond had been doctoring him and had tried to poison him THE MEADOWS Pay checks, Personal checks, Money Officials of the hing County Fair Orders or Cash (regis- association have filed their report) of the condition of their affairs, at) the same time making a strong! plea for the county to purchase the | Meadows as a permanent site for) the King county fair. They urge) that it is a good investment, that Seattle. the county can yor gig foe $400, grounds, buildings and all, for i dala wacupied $3,000 an acre, that the property is bound to increase in value, and that ———~~-~~~ | the county could sell at a profit at) any time it wished to discontinue) the fair. They also say that if the county purchased the site that the yearly appropriations would be for 4 the improvement of its own prop yerty. FOR INSTRUCTION OF CITY FATHERS Mayor Cotterill will preside at a meeting of the members of the city counell at the rooms of the Cor | mercial club Thursday evening, at ‘This week we offer you a first JM) 6 o'clock, All city officials, their class set of teeth for $7.50. wives, friends and assistants are in- SAMPLES SHOWN | vited to attend. % Wa ottes you 34 fivat sings | Commissioner of Health J. E. jen ork at a moderate eda cS Gries, and would like to have | Crichton will make a few remarks you consult us regarding the relative to the recent congress on pomastion of you raoesn. ver i hygiene at Washington, D. C., and consulting specialist has ha years of experie | Superintendent of Lighting D. opinion of your condition will Ig| Ross will speak on “Seattle's Light be valuable to you. and Power Plant.” Stereopticon With the aid of first o | pictures will accompany Mr. Ross’ | address. T b E Tr H P oO nerve you well, and having confidence in e lasting sotdent M! TU T “owe eae RKS GET BUSY ere oe Bene iestatinn While the Greeks of Seattle have INVESTIGATE OUR EASY Biidefense of thelr country, and tell- PAYMENT PLAN ing the public what they were going Examination free, to do, the Turks, according to one p otieg Hours sit fom. t° 6M of thelr leaders’ in Seattle, have Lady Attendant been “sawing wood and saying 4) is is nothing,” with the result that last Union Dentists week over 100 left Seattle for the East, and that many more are plan- Dr, Vrank 0. Khonds, Mar. ‘Third and Pike. Phone Main 1691 hing to leave. There are between Over Owl Drag Store, 2 <= cmaaiaaanod KILLED BY GA A gas cock, left open by mistake in the kitehen of his home at 123 26th av. yesterday, filled the room full of gas and ended the life of Jas. Duggan, a brick contractor, 60 years dum-dum bullets, of shelling Turk- ish hospitals, and of killing the in- jured at Tuzi and Berena, CHARGE BERGEON WITH EXTORTION Frank F. Bergeon, arrested a few days ago, charged with having foreed money from women while posing as a member of the police cago, after a cheery vi with her father, Col. Roosevelt. Her com- panion is Mra. Medili McCormick. Marconi, the wireleas inventor, | eRe se right eye was removed last 4 ureday, has developed alarming | very probably accidental, as there! tortion. old. He was found seated on a/force, has been arraigned in the chair in the afternoon, dead. It was| superior court on a charge of ex- ‘The specific case is that had been no attempt to plug up the|he threatened Bess Sheldon with door and windows and keep the gas|arrest if she did not pay him inside the room. Duggan leaves a|money and that he received $11 widow. ifrom her. AT THE MOVING PICTURE HOUSES Here Are the Newest and Best Films in Seattle. Great Offering, “Undine,” the Riv OURNE erside classic, In two reels, The fairy- “Home of Gtase Curtain” — romance, Louis Dimond, Pianist New acts and new phi ys. Fitegerald, the black and tan oddity. Hector De Sylvia, Austra- BdandCherry a's premier roller skater, Four new Photoplays d Best § tle. rhe drama he Cross Show 1 ns of § “dram er Friend, the Doctor,’ comedy 2d and Madison Ff ads,” drama "ENTIRE CHANGE OF Odeon Theatre pns Union Theatr Third Av., Between Pike and City Theatre 1206 Second Av. “The Feud in Kentucky Hills,” Bio- graph Drama. “The Heart of John Grimm,” K Drama, “Terrible Teddy,” Western Comedy. A 10¢ SHOW FOR 5c LATEST PHOTOPLAYS “HOME FOLKS’ 5ceeCrowne-5C «re catzewaumen Kine" First Av. Bet. Madison and Spring “A STERN DESTINY” ALHAMBRA ENTIRE CHANGE 1,250 and 1,500 Turkish residents of Entrance, 305% Pike St. Seattle, nearly all of whom will go to the front if needed, Sth and Westiake NEY Saw land of grownups—drama, comedy and) ASK HIM, right) leaving Mercy hospital, Chi- as MAY LOSE BOTH EYES SPRZIA, Italy, Oct. 1.-—Gallliimo | symptoms, He passed a sleepless | tight, bis temperature is bigh and) be ts suffering the greatest pain Prot, Barardi, the Turin special.) ist, who assisted at the operation | of removing the right eye, was sum- ing Marconi, | Notwithstanding a reassuring bul-| Idtin issued tonight it is feared that | complications are threatening the other eye. BOYS COLLIDE A broken leg, severe cuts and) bruises and damaged motorcycles were the results of a collision yes terday at noon between Motorcycle Officer Charles A. Gordon and Wal ter Funfsinn, 18, 1511 23rd ay. 8., and Richard Duncan, 14, 8 32nd av. S. The two boys were riding the motoreycle on Eastwood, Gor- don wag coming down the hill at Cascadjh av, He says the boys were on the wrong side of the road; the boys say he turned the wrong way; at any rate, they collided, and Funf- sinn broke a leg, Duncan received severe cuis and bruises and Gor. don's motorcycle was badly smashed. OLD MAN HURT D. 8, Day, 73, had his right hip badly bruised yesterday when H. A Evans of the Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Co. prevented a col-| lision with his auto at First and| Pike. Evans tock the injured man| to the city hospital and later to the} St. Louis hotel, Evans was charged at the elty jail | with violating the traffic ordinance, | | Day, who is blind in one eye, start- ed across the street at the same }moment that Evans speeded his machine over the crossing. In or- der to prevent a collision, Evans gave Day a push, causing him to fall down. At 7 o'clock this morning the weather bureau reported that a storm will reach Seattle this afternoon or tonight. It will fect the whole of Wes Washington and Northw: Oregon, Starting from the southeast, the wind is expected to shift later to the southwest. Saturday was sentence day in the superior courts, the following sentences being imposed: Fred B. Strong, burglai second degree, Monroe reformatory, three to 16 years; Henry Moore, burglary, sec- ond degree, two to 16 years; Carl Bragg, contributing to the delin- quency of a child, three months in county jail; George F. Quigley, grand larceny, six months to 15 years at Walla Walla; G. Stone, grand larceny, three to 15 years, Harry Carroll, convicted of extor- on, surrendered. himself to the edurt and released his bondsmen, | Thanks to Strickland W, Paid Advertising How to Spend King County's Road Funds With Prudence Being the first of a series of ar ticles to inform King county voters on the Good Roads problem. The voters of King County will be called upon to decide on November 5, this year, as to the policy the commissioners shall adopt in regard to the con- struction and maintenance of our principal highways, If you are one of the voters, and particularly if you are a taxpayer (and every voter pays taxes either directly or indirectly), you should make it your business to read very carefully every evning, in this paper, the actual facts about our public highways, their construction and maintenance and method of paying for same. You will be called on to decide with your vote whether an expensive, extravagant and old-fashioned method of paying for our highways shall be con- tinued. You will be informed through these columns what your present roads HAVE cost you, what they ARE costing now and what they WILL cost you in the future, along present lines. You will be informed, reliably and correctly, what a new type of road will cost you NOW and what it WILL cost you in the future. This new type of construction is in the same class as such PERMA- NENT improvements that you already know about and have long: approved of, such as cement side- walks, steel and stone constructed public buildings, sewer systems and the paving of streets carrying heavy traffic with the best possible pavements on PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE BASE. You will be shown that properly constructed country roads, even when built with borrowed funds, are NOT BY ANY MEANS a luxury or extravagance, but that they are absolutely NECESSARY to our nor- mal developments, socially, intellectually and com- mercially; also that the construction of PERMANENT ROADS, at this time, is the only practical means of stopping the frightful and INEXCUSABLE WASTE of millions of dollars in repairing and _ rebuilding ONCE “ideal,” NOW “castaway” roads, which neces- sitate the drawing upon you for large taxes to keep them in serviceable shape. Write for our book, “Permanent Constractio the how and why of concrete around the home and om the farm, Association of Western Portland Cement Manufacturers Seattie en ee OEE ERS eS Peres aes eso