The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1913, Page 6

THE STAR— detain iat JANUARY 1, 1913. ATTORNEY FILES |Osgar und Adolf Have Their Reconciliation and Love Feast Sasie be’ Cont CHARGE AGAINST als os ’ CAPT. TENNANT Chin Quong, 24, a Chinese me eee eee - was arrested Tuesday after » by Detective Keefe, af timony of eye ¥ ted him in the shox Milwaukee 18 noo sworn t had imp of Wong Song in t ho the night of I Quong was taken to the police station under the protest of bis attorney, Glen 8 Corkery, Keefe found Quong } was leay ing the New Iding with Corkery. Corke ted to the arrest, said K warran @ attempted to forcibly prevent the dete re the « waa finally with Cor nick (4-1 ) anew? |200SEVELT TALKS TOO MUCH,” DECLARES| TRAFFIC SICK MAN SHACKLED 10° BOY WONDER, INTERVIEWED ON POLITICS | BLOCKED | COT AS DRUNK, DIES (This Is the second of a se ries of three stories of Haven «le, plesdiagerieiae a his sh les fell upog ¢ . §. TO INVESTIGATE DR. FRIEDMAN’S CURE | art, 4yearold California boy site : | CINCINNATI, O,, Jag. 1 ack-|um tre who has astonished the world ats |led to his cos in the strong Cad Prey: by hie learning. His mother : a spital because an interne r ‘\ proposes to educate him at fs; | sosed cane incorrectiy cle |e home. By the time he is 7, $ erat J wife of Thomas appear pit hea ed her f ¢ of the ne { the she says, he will know as much pa t of the Eighteen feet of snow in the Cas + cades. Traffic on the Northern Pacific, | Great Northern and Chicago, Mil waukee & Puget Sound lines de-| moralied. F.cod on Snohomish river drives farmers from low js s aiden Two men dead as result of the| ° explosion of a snow plow not se This is the N Yeu of ‘em North we d an f a five storn Didn't “ ing weather throughout the “carry onger tratr traine® schedule Ume t ficlals are not pre |they will get th aged man was 8 Thomas was | e str ard and stray in| ped to a cot and treated for deliri-| va hing tt IN NEW ViCE SENSATION We wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. MY . Re al firet four days of tb : ‘a [AORPE MODEL SHOE HOSPITAL i atides, | bt 613 SECOND AVENUE DR. FRIEDERICH F. PRIEDMAN) In : es ae ches blow exploded mae c Meat Prices Cut aC. D. Reard ctor Smith over e million feet of logs tled up| WASHINGTON Again for Thursday HAVEN HART, “SUBMITTING TO AN INTERVIEW, WHILE ENGAGED IN CLAY MODELING wernment jetty near Ev The Middlemen Eliminated at as the average high school ) rv This | didn’t you walt for me? eret yeattered far and wide FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS graduate pile of dominoes { ne 1 et sound by the gale Tomorrow (Thursday) the following big specials will be offered at BY MARK LARKIN | sarian army d 4 are 8 from Jullus Caesar for the re ? our markets LOS GATOS, Cal, Ja oO 0 interrupte porter, he said: “Well, I really LIKE VENISO a 2 ) ee catty Nakata Thee couldn't do Mt right now! N? 1 Cooking Eggs 20c | ¢ cans Cascade Milk Be Haven Hart, ¢ Nice, Fresh Liver Sausage. .10c | Choice Pork Steak 12'40 ee, ye tate ot gut} sine when he won't tenge | WE'LL HAVE LOTS | wt Neck and Hackbones, 10 Ibs | x“ Fb ea | nger on each red dot | issue, But after a little | or he att dicptedniome eee, | . 1 made a mis |p sasion he opened the & ' OF IT--PERHAPS oo take dom and read @ pass | { H ay t ng to be | ~ wily, and with some effort, Witty young elk from the Yel | ked it of t “ the re ut not with ¢ parfotlike | iowstone National park will be | precision of children that turned loose today near Snoqual-| int result of memorizing a lawyer | Occasionally, when a werd mie cowboy and | stuck him, he spelled it out Fifty Elk will take a special | prone J it, and then went BA OUR MOTTO! “From GOVETNMENT- INSPECT mp. It signifies purity an SHE HAS POSED FOR THE MOVIES FIFTEEN YEARS on, Reting real expression Tato {fate Saet te =a = | Ree: ty Commissi Rutherford’s | | : His political views are that dope” is corre 60 meat packers | ugh with Roosevelt talks too much will be gnashing their teeth about | concert Haven does many ch 60 years hence f him tha he ran to his as splitting kindling and Rutherford says he has arrived 0 and cuddied up close to D ing the fire. When he at a method of reducing th cost | her, looking genuinely shy | «8 kindling, he plays he je of meat. He says t bull elks Once, when the family was | Abrabam Lincoln and when he make fine meat and that in a few t t we wa stopped drawa maps, he is Christopher | years they will be supplanting the| PER YD. SAIPPEO ANYWHERE ) # a camera,” w by th 1 d the Columbus. Everything 1 pat we now | th 7 eat: ne with, | game with bim; life ts one con: |- According to his figures, in 19 Din v.S. opening wedge | h n't make any | tinuous romp nt herd now turned loose| Y SIGN fe Q | hit e When he When asked what he liked to ber 200, and, carrying out acco CORE oO A ya make | ¢ with em, he wa 1 his figures further, he finds that my | Ss [ Saciemactt them, he was | do most, he replied fas tue ron nibace sively ‘aucirt Canis OE 187 ANP MADISON € } Y blocks, you # ‘Oh, I Uke te ke maps o 150 years, there will be almost ‘ * | ming!” ne declatmed, quoting | raw or play or make a nolee,” jenough elke roaming. the forests SEATTLE WASH. yIdier * rt ea } s « sar Why which expreasion was certain. jof Washington to supply half the a1. '¥ from the heart, out people of Geattle with meat $ “DENTIN o RB ae Peas OLD 1913 GETS NOISY $000, 77 _NELCOME IN SEATTLE ~SELL THAT FARM the nee, standing in the G ad town Khe tr 1 n re 1 | At cone Edwin J. Browa, D. D. ‘ a 10 1 fit the Bor . Becond av SEATTLE'S LEADING D rbie ‘ Here sat mY Learn at 718 Win ve ‘ \ ng popular ’ c wig MAE HOTELY, TALE mates or : Ae fee tie open ov rar’, Building. ,|CaARACTER ACTRESS IN LU.|, . Agito: mal Peer dap ethane impinge etesn Hara ae ; BIN MOVIES. : has ra wae | Annie Laurie,” and “Sta Way down in Jacksonville, |?! caked anieee: ia: tiie Ola” el Fla., where ther sunshine and C er strong soprano votce pleased | == CLASSIFIED AF> D “ struck 12 In the PURNETURY I tmo hb le R shouts froke® loone Biliote 44 ! t : went 5 ng up)h tooted, and paper streamers j " 5 ts, d tin began shooting across the lerge ‘ bee : oy had | dining roe M. TOKUYA ed m n The ov 1 played a few bar Meriding |” r lienr She ! c Auld La ne but quickly Paes tee | Z : a f « hanticler Rag and Ef ; af 1 . ne 8A Ragtime band ~~ ‘ i} A WEAK-END PARTY Oa If you have a farm or a piece of acreage fc tor trade, the most logical place to get in touch with a customer Star is through The Seattle Star. 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