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

eee eer EE ee THE BALKANS ARE Osgar und Adolf Find a Field of Usefulness in “Parsnips” Post PREPARED TO RESUME WAR, By United Press Leased W | yA LONDON, Jan, 6.—-Regommenda, tion to renew war with Purkey be fore Saturday if the n altiea | iat summarily end nego afternoon's | c plan of fuse to and the re lies say th ted to t cotia I tions wi Over S$ urk! it we 1 by the Byrte to F xe part of Thrace, in j cluding . eb It was k sem!-officially reported that the . powers have told the they must yield to all the Bi demands except .that for a indemnity. IF YOUR CHILD NEEDS A PHYSIC If Cross, Feverish, Tongue Coated, Give “Syrup of Figs to Clean the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, Look at the tongue, Mother! It coated, it ts a sure sign that your little one’s insides, the stomach, liv er and 30 feet of bowels clog. up with putrifying waste mat ied need a gentle, thorougd cleansing at once. When your child fs listless, droop | Ing, pale, doesn't sleep soundly or eat heartily, or fs cross, irritable, feverioh, stomach sour, breath bad; has stomachache, diarrhoea, sore throat, or is full of cold, give a tea @poonful of Syrup of Figs, and in & few hours all the foul, constipat ed waste, undigested food and sour Dile will gently move on and out of {te little bowels without nausea. griping or weakness, and you sure ly will have a well, happy and smil fag child again y With Syrup of Figs you are not @rugging your children, being com posed entirely of luscious figs, sen Ba and aromatics it cannot be harm ful, ym 8 they dearly love its de} lie! , Mothers should always keep Syrup of Figs handy. It Is the onl Stomach, liver and bowel! c nset gnd regulator needed. A little given today will save a sick child tomor Tow. ty want to declare party affiliation. | eon Full directions for children of all] '"2" Nomination of candidates |The blanket ballot, containing the |°™' pee onde = oe ages and for grown-ups plainly) for delegates to the national |fominations of all th ed Parte A esters Me. | Printed on the package. convention by petition of one |one ballot, would remo ob se ~# ey goal te Hn Ask your druggist for the full] per cent of the party voters in | Jection. oplacency, I was off wrong At the start Bame, “Syrup of Figs and Elixir of] each congressional district, in In the Mu ne DIN, provision is Certain. ois” Mk thal Senna,” prepared by the Califorais| the same manner as initiative | made for re 1 ORY Rleasuas “tak the vere Gina” mek Fig Syrup Co. This is the delicious| ang referendum measur |tional conv on fusing to Obl want is the ae ry cog iae tasting. renuine old reliable. Re} proposed by petition serve the w citer in’ the ‘Getler Waa cee finse : , | "3. Nomination of electors by | the t pioatin the. aan” ine ae —VECETABIC clic ”6§> |_— the delegates to - national con | at the nt republican convention. | 144, Ma’ okate nad VEGETABLE SILK — | ventions, thus eliminating the Perbaps the most important new |;27r° 40 bie pockets a UNDEHYcAR AND HOSIERY! ne ity for state conventions. feature of the bill, is the opportun Noten actor, surely ?:1 eald Looks Like Silk. Costs One-Fourth| 4. Prohibiting the names of given the rank and file of any dla Brose AM sng 405 Arcade Bik., Seattle electors of any party to be rty to vote on mensures and! isn looking, or he might ran’ — —--————-| printed on the November final iples to be advocated at the And thit's the Way 1. happend | ballot, where national conven al convention for adoption || 14° ineet CHARLES CLARY. the tions have refused to seat del rty platform hen one per original of the chief character in egates elected in the state-wide of the party members tn each | ‘py Ouadan Cation j . . | primary. congressional riet sign 8 P other foalar t CLARY AS HE IS. 5. Reserving a space on the (tion for the submission of a rt ba. Eolesain ena: ’ 2 ANS ballot for voting on suggestions § | sure.or per iph to a vote, the s¢ a ol i rig “4 eae be sam rios you The cLunaverg Trucs Is Best offered for incorporation in the [retary of state is required to pro | J ps boy,”| Free Trial to Prove It pag oho by Te Sper mee | scopes peg alley: man, tell Miss Prige| laughed Clary. { : A. LUNDBERG Co. poke ali Para orev pualy lfrom this state are then honorably |"°"t the mash notes you answer “Then you do bave notes to an- 1107 2rd Ave. have received the signatures of | bound to a ate the adoption of - ey &: one per cent of party voters in measures in the nationa HEAR BETTER | AUDIPHONE Wh Latest Instantaneous Ad Home Loan Offer —As you Mearing With Fase and Comfort poe you can obtain an Audiphone ¢ Gay test on payment And this rent hi price if x any e CO.. 454 4 attle A Place to Eat } Cabaret lam Vaudeville, 8 p. m. Table’ dhote Dinner, ae tl PENA OT Fourt® and Pike Emtest Gianetti, Proprietor 2 Cabaret Vaudeville 8 p. m. to 1 a m. ° AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY CASH PRIZES. teata a and, m to B. K Thursday, Director French Dinnero Wah Bottle of Wine, 50c this Turks that] ‘*\eonferences and b AMERICAN CAFE J a ‘You PE DERE SA CREAT CHANCE IN rm Petey ~ WE HAP TO CARRY Sagi PA gSNIPS PosT. We MUST MAKE | CVERYDINGS NOW, So IT Go. YOUR FIRST DELIVERY DON'T MIND IT IPIT Iss 838 DISS BABY CRIB. UNHANDY. REMEMBER, VON WAY, ONLY CARRY IT :| KNIFE ON GARAGE MAN Because Ed . Roundtree, an em ploy & garage at 1418 Broadway refused to let him take his auto un e pstlake and Highland drive drew bis machine up ch of Mueller’s and fired t Gray shots tr jin a machine, followed Mu —— PROPOSE SIX CHANGES IN f By Abe Sea ae cerns to the secretary o' | Six distinct features, not em 6. Peraleiine to newly or nollie setae ons nae Ganized parties to participate in b i in the presidential primary! Presidential primaries on. petl laws of any will by tion of 10 per cent of all the | written into Washington law, if th voters in the nex preceding bill drafted by Rep. Thomas F. Mur ential election. |phine, of King county, is passed by state, the legislatere. jin the past,” says Murphine, “that These features are the direct primari have not brought out enough rs. And it 1. A blanket ballot, so that the voter is not compelied, as now, to designate party affilia- is true that ma in the primaries people don’t vote ase they don't | each congressional district and THROWS CHEESE Laas | AT HIS WIFE; OF CONFABS .., For th his wife not to 1 FIELD. Mas’ re of x county ¢ in for a mem King county oday to talk ove of clerks of sena other spoils. Tomorrow night both house and|chastened and obvious! senate members will be ban {|individual when a stalwart deputy |by the Chamber of Comme veriff announced that the jail con jthe Washington veyance was waiting | The e conference by lal Odes Of Che | een will be held Wednesday Tht ; germs Sete _OH, YOU BOOB in the Comr TWIARY GPF rogressive confere FaGvow'as care d Friday afternoon and Linh AY usuas { morning. Besides the Le, —— ng county membe the progr f : Jators from the rest of the| [4p ¥ | , be in attendance, The Ul } » central committee will meet} Deere at the same time, as will progres-| eo es mantis a sive editors and leading progres-| \ YAP S [us miss roe he Co sives generally from all parts of the| (v APIRST ACT /\ 5 Congresamen-elect Falconer | he S i and Bryan will both be present, | | WOULD INCREASE JUSTICES’ POWER will be ZT S v0 “ There at least Rt 10 mim four im affec © court UGLY and Seattle brought be ession ef the legis | The most conspicuous ef these will be a bill introduced by Repre sentative Robert Gra tices of the peace give ju authority to va cate default Judgment ent, cases must be entered with h of the tim et for hear ult ide is nece nd very often una able delay will cause party loves of the suit by moned the 21 STORES BURN— ONE LIFE LOST) AALS Fon \ ai | PORTLAND, Or., Jan i | re ail Hamaghici, Japanese dish w is dead today as a result of which gutted 21 small stgres In tlic North End. Hamaghici @as burned t uth while trying to escane | fr 1 apart oats over ong of the) ‘eres, Thirty thousand dollars fa ue was done by the blaze hich was of unknown origin, “Og account of the extreme cold the water from the hose froze as soon as it struck the @lewalk, greatly [hampering the fire to that }til the arrival of the proprietor,|the air. Puiling to bring Muel | Fred H, Mueller, a butcher, took a/to a stop he fired twice at the tir knife from bis machine and assault-|one bullet taking effect. Hecoming pd Roundtree at 7:30 o'clock this|exeited, Mueller drove bis machine ; off the planking and into the mud | When Gray, the proprietor ar-| breaking an axle, Gray held Muel rived, Roundtree had been taken to|ler until the arrival of the police. the Swedish hospital and Mueller} At the station, Mueller is held on |had departed In his machine an open charge. The police are in 2 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. “TEN DAYS”, CLARY j IN A FIREMAN- HERO ROLE, BY GERTRUDE M, PRICE The Star's “Movie” Expert CHICAGO, Jan. 4-—“Have you; |any one around here who is differ riticiem has been made =| | STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 6, <8, = VON 1913, DERE | iss CONSOLIDATION — I COME BACK i HANDED. | WHO’LL SERVE PAPERS ON BEASTMAN? SUED nOe LAND : AUTOIST USES BUTCHER CHARLIE CLARY, SELIG MOVIE ACTOR, GETS MASH NOTES FROM HIS FEMININE ADMIRERS Words by Music by TF I SEE A PAIR‘ OF EMPTY SHAFTS, I DINK] VILL BACK INtS DEM UNE "OR, 1 50 GLAD YOU CAME, POSTMAN. I WANT TO Lavy, HERE MAIL SOME _ TAKE A CHOB 49 133.YouUR PRESERVES ~ DRAY HOR Se . BABY CRIB. Post-Dispateh John 24, is lying in the City today with one bullet in bis lungs and another in Hokaanan, hospital ployed as house and Pike st av. MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR TUESDAY The Middlemen Eliminated at FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS Tomorrow (Tuesday) the following our markets. CLARY | RID EB,” ‘BL ACK PART- oNT TWO- . ‘WHEN WIL, DERNESS WAS KING AS rp Ave. and Spring. + $443 Bollard Av swer and scenarion to write, Mr. | chi a QUARREL OVER [iii Pe GIRL; MAN TS peg ee oso People Should Guard Against Appendicitis his kidneys, as the result of an ag attack by Jacob Autic Sunday Beattls people wh hove stomach ! jcaused by jealousy over Ida Laiti ? ae aypendic its ag King ala ot nen, All Finlanders. Autic ple buckthorn bark was arrested an hour after the as compounded in shooting by Detectives Humphrey German appendicitis and Coehran. He says he was at- SINGLE DOSE re - tacked first, but the wounded man/ach, gas on the stc ' denies this stipation INSTA _ The shooting occurred near the this simple mixture home of Henry Waechter gestive organs er st, where the girl is em impurities, Swift's Pharmacy, ——~-eeassiiai big specials will be offered af 4 Cans Cascade Choice Pork 1 Milk bp AM scab ernexceee 12:6 Mutton | Choice Siricin 16: Chops, .-.s008 HANGER oe. sees os ced Cc Nice Liver Good Cooking 20¢ Sausage ....... Reeders ..00se a YET sea Vee Clary?” 1 ventured be | “Oh, yes, of course, people write! and tell us when they like our] work,” he said, modestly. “And I |AM anxious to write picture plays | R lof my own.” | Two of Charles Clary’s latest roles are the hero in “The Fire Fighter's Love” and “Black Part-| ridge” in the two-ree! pleture | “When Wilderness Wa ne.” nd, by t ‘ land de-| Pid Sta ae teat You'll Find Interesting Features at the Theatres Listed Below sort of man who should always) | wear a stiff bosom shirt and play| Special You didn't think he looked like Army” ana “WibA that? No, of course not, nor did L,| “Home of Gtase Curtain’ from seeing him in “movie” pic-|~ a PT AEE; ture But that's just where the} haledfiettbthds tarot c--ry Wantea art of make-up and the actor's pow-| eee maes Hee i Se tae s gig eage Veakine & hen tos hae ng bell hops Four new pie acter | 1 all ite own, -|3d¢ and Cherry Is a story beehadesccn of others te “Custer's Last Fight,” in 3 roca. The greatent n Tornow, the beast-man of;a reside No deputy can find STEAMER BERTHA IN CIRCUIT |: ft an history ever mad Wynoochle, has been sued by the}him to get service on hit; and, if PORT UNDAMAGED | 24 and Madison {Dallas Land Co. of Chehalis county,| he did find him, he wouldn't live to t tell tt and Tornow, being a| SEATTLE, Wash n. 6.—The A M y of a quarter ne odern Mc I Dag mesa criminal, wouldn't come into court,|steamer Bertha, wh ran into Od Th t ays marti rpiwemne meaner norma.” winicn oan ime |Oeon Thea re: Be goat nid have an interest { serv not had on Tornow Queen Charlotte sound t for two | iis’ AT PIKE ‘ , As only six persons have got|in person, it will be had by publica-;days was in the path of a heavy — | enough’ to Tornow in the nasi |“on for 60 4 But ow | Eale, ts in port tod she arrived | The Shaughraur el two yearn to speak eth hime onan read the papers (Sunday, with nion Theatre . c the sheriff at Montes: }about a quarter section, when tne Third Av. at Union, near P.O, S he can understand his whole Olympte range is his by ri Perhaps Not. tes’ reluctance to serve the outlaw | of conquest? | Brassey—Your wife Jwith the papers in the case | ie r ling woman. I like he 5 ( 5 Besides, Tornow doesn't sta a} To CORB A FY ONG DAY | Fender—You wouldn't if you had c--Lrown- C one place long enough to estab) | Drag AXA tt Bs T'Rits to care (tO pay for it—St, Louis Post-Dis-| wiese Av. Bet. Madison and Spring ws “ - « '« stendrure te on each hoe Me patch ‘DAUGHTER GETS MESSAGES FROM | | STEAD’ ’S SPIRIT) LONDON, Jan. 6.—Miss Estelle her father's spirit in the past few weeks. My father tells me,” she de clares, “that he is working where he ts just now, the same as he did here, for the promotion of world peace. Being mmeled by @ pb al body le to be here there , he is work ing and influencing by im stor His latest message said: ‘There is W. Stead, danghter of the late Wi m T ud, who perished in the lisaster, claims to have re s number of messages from heavy work In front. Do not im- agine the Turk has left Europe yet.’ LITTLE HOPE FOR LOST HUNTER Want eh. . TAYLOR Jan. 6—-That Walter Hay who started out three days before Christma® on a Jcongar hunting trip in the Cas cades, has met death in the moun ltains, is the belief held here today Ifis dogs have returned, and the | heavy snowfall of the last gew days has obliterated the young vile man's trail, | 3 ery MORGUE ° BILL WILL ti ° Corduer-eleet Dr, Tate } Ss ition for a Public | will probably be passed by the coun cll today. All the councilmen are in favor of & publfe morgue, but two or three doubt the possibility of finding proper accommodations for it in the city hall basement without i rowding out some city department, | | Ss 4 Z ' | a “t % Poultry Furniture City Real Estate Acreage--Close in ‘Logged-Off Lands Get Busy on This Z¢q\\.U NALA LALA. 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