The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1913, Page 6

THE STAR—TMURSDAY, JANUARY WOMEN MAY Adolf Can’t See Humor, But He Laughs; He’s Easily Intected € Words by Schaefeg ] Music by Condo aids - aes > a as “LADIES AND @entLem N- tHe SA V E HER | HA=HA~ HA = -na$ cepa ae Sapiro > gh nl —_ RESUME ay = ~ @ 4 THE POINT wHe row. INTERRUPT OOSE aati 42” ey ana Tee -Nee ° BY THAT LOUD TALK IN THE BACK Co) FROM N Tee ~HEE a : SAY poiss isse ; vor ROW. IM ORDER THAT NO HA~BA- HAF A COMICAL SHaw! ° ( By United Press Leased Wire ° e ‘ ii i MAY BE ChUSED, a F CAN YOu Ste . = * HILADELPHIA My Jan, 2.—| DER STAGE : ‘or be fe bom kee gle omen are ciroglatin, ts = Phich will be ae Goob ¢ IN REMOVE THEIR Tener? reque at HATS, penalty Mrs, F 8 ‘acit - be commuted i O t : ‘ No, 1 In leas than an hour a fur an Mrs, Troe géllty of dor in the Sia Can't See frat deere fr having yissnea ter HM ‘ ner STace husband Li nh his «money, Refere their marriage I * woman, who was a widow, ‘nsisted that Trost make a will, leaving her his possessions, Six days later he “died. It ha fears since a woman charge convicted in Ph died on hia A HEAVY storm raging the straits of Juan de I terday eompelec t WALLA WALLA | S238 |WHAT DOES OUR MAYOR DO (CROWD BERLIN CLINIC SEEKING LUNG CURE 4 TO EARN HIS §7,500 A YEAR? |ngoctoRsS SEE HUNDREDS OF SUFFERERS INOCULATED we age, HE SURE IS ONE BUSY MAN yc a os ni doctor fluid from the little brown bottle. tell them whether not, In hip / ds Seat BEGS FOR ANOTHER present, who has fought tubercu-|Little girls sta thelr faces |§ ment, they © furthal 1 ee I have seen ® INJECTION OF SERUM loals among the of Berlin, in buried in their m ® skirts : any toate the. head that;bors cows to rue at large, AS clinic, in the poor districts of Ber Hut give It to me now; it will this very c, for many years. | some of them cry a little with the arudha : © Owe,” Breen & Weely | eee eae Wants to pro-jiin, where the tuberculosis treat-| aot hurt me. 1 do tot have any He has hundreds of them prick of the needle. There a : odie of ancie thoes. test agains ye cut of the polic® | ment of Dr. Friedrich Franz Fried - 4 i 1 th . > th aiting for the eading : iginal and Genuine mh Of anctes . ~ : sl | more fever. I do not sweat cold room and then go ways one of them waiting for d ; The Orig he was right The head | man's unifc An injured city }/man was being administered at night any more. Please, doc out he to die He ts Dr, doctor to turn from the table with N 3 TED MILK | wears the mayor's hat gets'employe wants to kick against the| A crowd of about 100 stood walt: ti ged crete! Goctor to t j MAL ebty tle rest B neasy or ap cut of — wages, ae ae ing. When th A n'y was opene other fine looking young FELLOW DOCTOR OTHER PHYSICIANS wise Life the mayor « wants a dead dog rle¢ nother | there was a rush of women, MANY woman gteps forward, The dc GALES IT REAL CURD pias tdede le } The Food-drink for AN Age thing r an-/had a street car transfer refused.lof them carrying or leading chil- gis a needle syringe the diameter What do you think of this treat-|_ Dr. Friedman is giving bis treat At restaurants, hotels, and fountains lassic phrase of| When the visitors hav ped dru. of a lead him ment to all certified tubercular Aye patients who are sent to him. ‘It iat 156. eheetclase il, with perhaps a ment sful of @ water col a small brown bottle © newsboy, “it's some| coming, the mayor goes b Doctor! Deeto they all half teas then addresses on - seemed to cry at once, They are youid from Didicios, invigorating and sutanmng Keep it on your sideboard at home. 1 seen is estin than You Can Buy A Family Supply, Saving $2, and Fully Guaranteed e fireworks begin. In | “It ts too soon," sald tae doctor, the tiny pump and the syringe ternoon. One ov with a sense of hume |sides you may be well by that time spot marks the o st part of the pre | return In three weeks | best known after after the first treatment. At that, It is impossible to say when thig » «the time he will examine them and verdict will be given ‘ al with ee ee wee He'e strong | pleading for their own lives or for| She had her firat inject ve now have under obrervation cases Dont travel without of energy in that big on those He's got tolthe lives of their children eaaks Gun. Ole ik ee eee EE oor PBaggh nde nerd eesrag hore} Hy A quick lunch prepared in a mite s He needs His/be. He averages six a week | In groups of half a dozen they The rolls up her sleeve, the hooks,” in the clinics and in his rooms in , Take no imitation. Just say “HORLICKS ng day hours} _ It ts for this that Seattle pays Its! were admitted to the clinic room. doc 8 -an artery in the bend ¢ Lutzow at Not in Any Milk Trust Se te a mayor $7,500 a year. The job Is/Each of them bore a statement in her arm. This time Dr girl who| Dr. Fr claims to be con f y ns at 7 a m worth It from some Berlin physician cert man bimeelf gives the injec for & se cases will show 4 sctentific 8 poit in ei sits down to break-| ing that the bearer was a vietin Into the { he slips the ears results as the upwards Verdict of science sh i eye tllgy hag: alt * . HE BOOSTS FOR of tuberculosis delicate ner syringe. The for he of 600 cases which he has treated &iven until every | H ® does t Please Kive me one more fm Iiquid in the syringe turns red with | “n watching the treatment privately during the past two Of a doubt as to the efficacy of the i How to Make tween the mush an | T R tion,” begs a young woman. the girl's blood, but ft {8 @ pain- in une for over a year years, and which he reported in Fr sr an eae oe sag \ ir v5 tae ber eile ahi weeks’ Sefors The rs thumb forces down ceive the trea af-soclety on Nov. 6. He asks all n have be roved by thé if \ Jes punct each use and refills “ rth seat re . Roseell, x - ber of — ‘ [rere nreten ne nen IEEE Sa enntReameeimnmenEemanEE, | . ae |SEATTLE DRUGGIST ERE Sat nM Sigg Sah tte c'cr | AGED EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA| PROGRESSIVES OF STATE eee eon ; : : alinmbo, North aanebtea, Weroba, | at: _ Kt pgp agents: |from Seattle people for introducing oe eka ana (toe ate aetgrerete ut Adler-i-ka. his simp German ¢ granulated suear with| congratulations, comedy and trag-|the charms and natural advantages | |. Progreasive members of the leg: "Letters will be read from Col. |remedy first became fa - : edy—ev is found tn the of the Queen Cit | ing appendicitis and Roosevelt, | |been di nator Beveridge, Jane In a letter dated Dec. 4, to Fred-| ature, the progressive state cen covered that Addams and other leaders of the ft the d be r ; har | committee chairman of he y = relieve 0 ton the ¢ grind erick B. Chandler, Mayor Cot-| r creasive party. Will H. Parry,|DOSE relieves sour stomach, until & or 5:30, & | terill's secretary, whose guest he various county committees, and resident of the league, p on the stomach and constip: 2 is ax . of visitors pours! was during bis short stay in the Invited a number leaders, while at fere recently meet in a big st | | INSTANTLY.—Advertisement. Russell says | speaking, my visit to] ened my horizon con ¢ a man for a job.} General! utation of citt| america wi © on Jan a" airman F the Washingtor bail aT, and suga h some ably in & recent lecture entral < Presatatinnn w > ander was THE MODERN WAY the depart on the subject 1 paid due atten by President Parry and the execu. ee “ . bing Is) tion to t Ko-al 0 of the tive committee of the league for the | in f 1 vet in wi , : yo | when Gov. Hiram Johnson of Cali-| fornia is expected to be present gar ¢ der has been elect league to think t m. And sieinitisian Make ft so the revenue STICKIEST SHIP NEGRO SOLDIERS ff 2" $0" pte nelg | loan, or a stra ar loan , ? | but wc b tween, SAILS IN WITH | QUITFT.LAWTON; ff rss ufite'sitiny 0 S88 40 ELKS TURNED LOOSE TO Sarabay, wha peivieae (0 pay more. Our interest rates | | STICKIEST CREW, WHITES_ON JOB Bee? sin sseitss” couse ROAM WASHINGTON HILLS : ime ace Soe, So | 1 Press Leased’ Wine | For the first time in three years | Secondary business properties ‘ Beattle is today without negro|f™ 12 g00d paved: districts is 6 ! 1 } NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—Twelve goidiers at Fort Lawton | per cent. On t central In a corral, three miles trom, will be at the grand lodge in Seat-| sticky sailors, the crew t The troops left on a special train |fM| ‘mproved business properties, North Bend, pear here, 40 young |tle in 191 : : | sticky bark Onaway, heaved Now Your's day, for Ban Pranciesc, me 0 per cent f 1 and 2 years o a, trans : dd Montana s will help Seattle arate sighs of when where they will embark for Hono: | ST eres kare, ate WSS) 1 BE ae CORVERLION, S078 0G, | the stickiest, if not the sw fate - to Washington ¢ te The trip to North Hend was the sea trips on record en brought here by In their place will be substituted CALVIN PHILIPS & CO. e longest any Yellow. | elif and Walt ad bern pagicttee we Giad Onaway came from Ponce, white soldiers, a detachment of 30| ruid galt re A lle pang) sagas l ng Rico, with © cargo of from the Fourteenth infantry, | Calvin Philips, Rete ter racy tha |eentee db ioore agg i nd a gale lasting 48 hou command of Captain Me: Havelock C. Boyle. Sgr od erie = » Prantl cere not only came near ching the eady being stationed here. | L ‘ ce of ) ‘ ; x 4 g stationed he eary Bldg. Main 7314 Wea oe he , icabeee eh Seen Se ‘ ockets but rest of the battalion, now at die f Seattle Elks, headed H na, Mont will arrive here r on kegs | Ruler T. J. Ivers, tle ‘ about January 16 ema G ES Rae « le r we Sear were started Q e ves There s bee i or less feel m the Mitwanke z |port in tow of a tug it was ¢ various tines. BRING RESULTS 1 led to their corral with sirup. Had the son et 1G ae ee - abi Mbieighae ae wa the vessel w prob have been obscured by millions of is ek | MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR FRIDAY ‘BALLOT GUARDS | The Middlemen Eliminated at On the cars was hung a banner, | [bearing the inscription sau: cilmarie | “These p elk and all other *| First dose of Pape’s Cold Com- | | — | Pound relieves all grippe | CHILLY: THEY’RE | FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS Roslyn, Wash., Sept. 27, 1912 ‘GOV. SULZER ASKS. peg ga no | ’ | Tomorrow (Friday) the following big specials will be offered at uinine, EMPEROR FR ANZ JOSEPH | our markets In July of the present year I was C CTO pultenly taken with's severe covet| NEW SAFEGUARDS| ! Dy Uylted Prose Lannea wire | aved ruler is very feebie,-de | GOIN RESIGN Ff coos cooking Chitos Rib ghd Loin and cold on my lungs and gradually | | Aster the wery first. dose of PARIS, Jan. 2.—That Emper- spite’the denials from the Vien- | Rage c Mutton Chops grew worse till I could not work | FOR HUMAN LIFE "Pape's Cold Compour you dis | oF Franz Joseph of Austria is na aoe, She that te death ; _ : tar pe: |f Shelce Neck and Back 5c Pork pep at night, was forced to sit uf ; 4 BF cannot long be deferred. Soft snaps are few and far be-| tee dhale all wigs’, was) coughiva Enody. feel the cold breaking and! vegy near denth le the assertion The dispatch says that the |tween, and there's genorally a fly|[ 4 Bone® cancade neta: and wheezing all the time and had| aaione Picket ble erippe@| here foday of the Parise Midi Rome correspondent got his in- /in the ointment | Mile, . 25¢ Sausage ss night sweats, no appetite. J tried} ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 2—Aboll-| It ie a noative fact that a done| The Paper prints a dispatch formation on good authority «Witness the supposedly soft snap odes pEses ail sorts of remedies with no rellef| tion of child labor and tho safe-|@f Pape's Cold Compound taken| ffom Rome, stating that the "from the vatican. of the four men employed by the] Ouyat ng Peal til I heard of NATURE'S CREA oe =|county to watch the ballot boxes 1 guardin ive e every two hours until three con-| © = 5 ee =|county to wat Y Yesler W TION. I have taken six bottles and |Suarding of the lives of the work y ur r n fein cenenenge. “Ther anecdcaee , is ' - secutive doses are taken will cure Lam feeling well and can work bet: |ingmen and women were the dom:| Ganuve doses are taken will cure OF NO ASSISTANCE ling $3.50 a day for doing nothing ter than I have for months, bi {nant notes in the messag t| sold, etther ta the head, chest, back Other county employes at the court lost my wheezing cough Son oes to the New Yerk state legislature | stomach pelt ee 3 ‘| house were envious of the watch OUR MOTTO! "From mai f Rouse to consur ‘ eo ure now, “Thanks ears oe j ’ erable Beadache, dullness, head and Gone also are the, smiles of he Hon.” You are at liber ev n life ts infinitely more! pose stuffed up, feverighness, wn: watchers. With shivering teetl letter if it can help some other poor |yainable than the profit of m Ing, sore throat, running of the numb hands and blue lips, they are |——————— ss” Hata een = sufferer as it did me |terial things,” declared Sulzer. hose, mucous catarrhal discharge sick of the job. It was fine while Yours very truly, He demanded legislation that! soreness, stiffnes : the weather was good, and the gas ) iy {ness and rheumatio WILLIAM NICHELSON. |wilt end the cannery. and. other pctrbbonsr dl 6 burners put in by the county held| A very encouraging letter from a|child labor scandals, ¢ 1 thele Takes this wonderful Compound out, but with the rain and the| well known Washington man,aman|nse of safety appliances in all’ with the knowledge that there is wind, and the gas burners out of} that fs anxious to see his friends | branches of employment and a real pothing else in the wor commission, the attle of the court-| S 4, an ioy ne bles® | workingme compensatic t oure one cold place nd neighbors enjoy the same blese | workingmen mpensation ac will cure your cold or en ° house i one ¢ I | ~ times very difficult to get people late sybr n of the question of! other assistance or bad after-effects will quit ’ that have suffered for years to try |women's suffrage to the people another medicine yet nine-tenths of | ratification of the constitutional Gur patients are people that have lamendment providing for the di ean supply—it contains no quining bad the same experience as Mr. rect election of United States sen-| he aure you get what you ask fot Nichelson, and many are enjoyln& ators gy the people, sweeping econ-| —gcoept no substitute—belongs {8 | good health age just as Mr. /omy in public office and the aboll home. Tastes nice—acte | Nichelson {s doing. Nature's Cre® |tion of all useless offices, agany | tion ie not stimulant or counter: | hensive electoral reform which an a 26-cent package of Pape's Cold Compound, which any druggist REVIVAL SERMON ON “THREE CROSSES” Accounts opened on or before Janu- | ary 6th will draw interest from Janu- ary Ist, 1913. "The repentant thief was saved, and the scoffer lost, though both were equally guilty,” sald the Rev. | Carry out your New Year resolution will Actent, but is a scientific herb rem | provide for direct primaries, and edy that removes the disease from /sweeping conservation of natural the system and gradually builds up | resources. J. Q. A. Henry, evangelisP at the ? ; the entize body, and we can fore z big revival meeting in the Capitol opening an account aith ye 0 ee ore aoe ed oa /HIGH COST OF “GAS” Hill tabernacle Wednesday ht people that have been relieved o His subject was “The Three aathina, as well ae catarrh, and/ CAUSE OF STRIKE | nany other innocent troubles, will in time lead to tuberculosis, If] you are gradually failing in health | or have doctored for months b out results, call at the offic information or drop@ card for | booklets and full information, Ad freas NATURE'S CREATION, 514-15 People Bank Bidg Gor. 2nd aud Pike, Beattie, Wash, He preached a sermon (es) ntance and its importance D t | t i t&§ B k ald the world was divided into exter MOrtONn IUSES& SAVINGS batt two classes, both of which were e symbolized by the two thioves on Second at Cherry—New York Bldg. FAIR SCIENTIST—I am In search of a certain kind of bug, and |the crosses at the crucifixion of I thought perhaps you might be able to help me to the Savior. One class is saved be fo) cause It repents of their sins, The FARMER (who knows the English language)—Dunno's 1 kin, jother is lost because it does not | LONDON, Jan, 2. employers refused dor jof 10 cents per gallon in the price of petrol @4,000 taxicab chauffeu quit work here today, The dr furnish their own petrol mer price of wh gallon, but it rose to 26 ts ma'am. I hed a bug workin’ fur me las’ year, but he got t’ actin’ so Tonight Rey. Brown will speak plum crazy that I hed t’ let him go right in hayin’ ume. jou Paying the Fiddler,” ie} coming € a at oe ENRON Ra RRR ER