The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1913, Page 6

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ALU T NEED TO ISS TO SEND ADOLF. ‘ash, Januagy 1% the palate value and | | By vt Pron SPOKANE W That hash only tickles and has no nourishing that tough cuts of mo¥e nutriment than the dor ones were of the demonstrated members of of the at an tt teresting by Miss Anna Roge “&CZEMA Instantly Rette by Using LEAHAN'S § AN Dew meat contain more ten some facts to the won mee ATED SOAT ALL ROADS ROUTEING A Place | TRAINS VIA PORTLAND } With all lines blocked Jrailroad offic wires down and the three transcontinenta by the heaviest snowfall in 20 years, : Is refuse to worry today, although they to Eat , ‘ i Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 p. m. to fi that it is blu onday Lam. |by way of Portland, over the North Bank line Table dhote Diuner, with pint f) “Indefinitely late the bulletin after all of wine, 75c |“arrival” boards at both depots =| The ¢ r is pat Northern is sendir t over tts own tracks ex locals to Everett. Al! wt EASY PAYMENTS tracks We the any busines not doing are Other Dentists’ Ohio Cut Rate|communication {s down east of Ev-/over our line today Price: vricen, ferett, and exact conditions cannot|from the Milwauke Prices I he Milwauk be ascertained are down and trains are being sent 2. Set of Teeth $6 Trains sent out Sunday wore Gat via Vancouver, The Hae xeems| Guaranteed ...... ned back at Skykomish and -e : bloeked meee wert ly Be : routed er No. . palin nia, where slides hays blocked Set of Teeth Andi sth Bank. Sor ithe track for 16.miles . = plows w work on both sides Guaranteed ..... . t t and. the tke nap he west bound Olymptan < as at $1 Solid Gold or $3 rig seta nar lit nade ( back to Chivas | ne Northern fie's wires acs nicaKo Porcelain Crown Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work went down at mic and there ta | #* $3 SNOW Px LAND, Or. 13 Solid Gold Filings, 75¢ Up eta Siver Filings, 25¢ Up on St EASY PAYMENTS and balance in pay Part * 20-YEAR GIVE PAINLESS DENTISTS RITTEN ON ALL GUARANTEE WORK FORBID COASTING OVER CAR of the brain Po The t iden to-lers f: Teresa M Instead they are routeing all trains trains on the ao paths have been cut through to the AT PORTLAND A TRACKS AFTER ACCIDENTS 66 s » ake “Parsnips RE, ADOLF, YOu VILE BLEASE DEWVER DISS BY DER ART GALLERY, DEY 183. VAITING 1 POR 'Tée egg ne “ THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY & ’ Post a Pri ‘VOTASS DiI FOR ANYHOW, & LIKE A CHECKERBOA OR A HOT-BED SAX DER ART GALLERY (T Feec. RD MW. vate Snap, But-- ° ° ° ° °, All lodging houses, “hangouts” are being searched b the police today in an effort to cate the man who held up the gr cery store of Henry Wallace, ars old, Saturday night, following the death last night of Wallac |who was shot in an encounter with the highwayman A good description of the was obtained from Wallac his death, and, as train serv practically blocked because of snov |alides, it is expected he will be caught Wallace was counting his cash in the rear of his store, at 6423 av. N. E., when the hold-up entered MANY SEATTLE FOLKS WILL GO TO INAUGURAL benefit of more than 300 in | For the |persons expected to attend th Jauguration of Gov-elect Ernest | Lister at Olympia, the steamer | Nisqually will leave pler : o'clock Wednesday morning, arriy jing at the capital shortly after noon. | The boat will leave € yim at 6 o'clock for the first return triz | Those wishing to attend th augural ball, however, can ret at 2:30 Thursday morni Th |fare will be $1 for the round triy Tickets can be obtained at the Com ws brew een Club poser bag pee : rar headquarters abd the - Archway fone ea an uests will be at the Masonic RATE |sor.t si. moses mest] — fl cones aoe neg hy i bone ei | li, a . and dressing rooms ers nce te hit the fr Ks of the ear and |Angel 9 He and bralees| o . ame nce ete tpt Now ba haces are maliea 2 Inder 0 was put into r i |BRUIN INTERFERES cond Av. and University St jiinian Poulson, 16, daushter of C.|" ‘Thousands of children “took to] gynertiment, Nobody Knew how | cause the senders ha wil expedite delivery. 1 bust |" WHETH EXAMINATION Opposite Stone-Fisher Co. | via NN ee teeta ae eee Cel Ge eeake: wet aml, ae OM It has beer will be purchased a % crushed under the rear acks,|were numberles ! no other ,LOOMSRURG ? A bea . — “ - = ———=3 nows it does wor ne first " 2 : - ; a or Mit Rs FOR 20 YEARS’ GUARANTEE LIFE INSURANCE NIGHTMARE OF | vies siahc tha’ cathccnan nat country come rep ete of a rubs there were receive tn th Be an ree ep . | J were mailed mainly for th have had packages, an average of 473 a nd of excite t AMERICAN CAFE {) COMPANY GOES | GIRL GIVESCOPS | iii snitiiot haben jay iatn mine tronam So ware waa gare Fania | " | actly what it was all abou 9 handle parcel post ts he postage on thoes |th@ door and exclaimed . cmazrarnasars. | | QUTOFBUSINESS) A BUSY EVENING) yr i inane’ | Saunt edad gaprnss onthe litmag dog teachers) ‘ | A. tolephone reached police j =ltrom the r Cabs “Veadetills Inecrntce com|ee et ont REGISTERED YEL,; | AERIAL AUTO BLOWS ITSELF ALONG tear ‘hour hie by several bal Hush! came a subdued, femi rn - ase j lets, the animal kept on going ak satay oat ; sine roles, ~pergiars save test! MR. VOTER? Weare OPERATES, SAVES c Have ge Adina ya TY LIFE OF ROOSTER EVERY FRIDAY an Fisch cunia ts Cie ditions te OF THEMHA . | /ART! SEARCH HOTELS FOR SLAYER HELD BY SNOW hotels and about 9:20, armed a rn Words by Schaefes) Music by Condo pt ° ~! ‘ | < ed a blue handkerchief 4 ver by 2 4 he carried a rev Nhe he ) ordered him to throw up his b he he co i » bis gun he the Intruder fired, @ » bullet struck the gi b e wound he hag ed, Wallace ran out of the and fired once at the fleeing the ‘LINER PASSES | BOYS ADRIFT I _ SINKING BO. ity last ASK $175,000 FOR’ RAINIER RO, Appropriat night. An provement of t al park intro ment to a bill e time ago I which finally na the police s ST. LOUIS, January 13.—Alfred |h and bladd re cee ar ne Pots ARNO. site Patrolian|. Seven thousand, seven bandred ‘ith, living southeast of Hel it doctors Contestants apply to E. K. t Terry. on the beat, had been noti-/4nd fifty-one voters were registered I ration say I had dropsy. I Maitland, Director, Thursday eb techr fh He arrived at the house on| this morning er whith a and got no re 2p. m. th i av. N. and entered. There egistrath books we for { with wheat them. My conditic . : led ne the young woman in her|the primary election « ‘ebruary pocket knife he/I was unable to w French Dinner With J rex ents could be mad cigut. tor Sal at the tele |1% That tes but 26 days in thers over the months and the at . Life insurance ha en placea] phone which to complete the registration n to the swollen tor ansed Bottle of Wine, 50c he Anchor company of In-|' “Where are they?” asked Terry.|If the voste cast year ix any r nd an overabund a is and the health and ace The girl started, then ran up-|thing like it was last, there will kernels removed in has been given ha be nearly 3,000 registered as sewed with a|yo I decid n Casualty ¢ 1 of n't know what you are talk-|each da and silk thread. | Dr wa R i at $ ing about,” she replied, through a the three ce will live fter taking several t attle, wa ed 22| "Terry went up to father's room, |March 4, there are GLE TAXERS motte Hes Pgh ae Aes oe pemnesiged tub) proncesvons. te ve, ee : | MEET TUESDAY |*°" S¥amp-Root as the Its officers a 1 Not since New Year's eve,” was|ments, bonds to the value of $600-| qiroMoniLe DRIVEN Ph 7 aie TER 7 ; Souca san, ee é ; line iece Bespin poy walpapers Aad $426,000 re Me K ae A ARY ve : wet pears R A single tax rally will be held ROBERT BALLARD, lent A. B ck] Ar policeman finally gath-| for lighting exter 8, $150,000 for t Tuesday evening, Jan. 14, at head Mansfield, Pal cret The company willlered that the girl had been sleep-| extension of Pike place 1 e nd Rertran De Lessepe, a brother! propeller is placed a little to one|quarters in the Northern ban Sworn and subscribed before resent offices “walking the referendum on the Griffitha)0f the famous airman, didn't have side of the machine's renr so it can | building, Fourth av. and Pike st.|this sth da of Mae te ~ = | police bill. the latter's nerve to fly through be turned towards the wind. The|Miss Florentine Schage will sing “RAY C. LONGBOTHI Me. | the clouds. He has his brother's wings are protected at the sides by|@ mezzo soprano solo, The sy 7” No boise ol | NEWS INSTITUTE liking for flying. Only he wanted shield bar ers will be Councilmen ¢ Bibs : to do his “flying” safely on te N has it been blown|/and Paul K. Mohr. — Cou <i | ON AT UNIVERSITY firsia, sang go pe rigged up along roads, up and down hill, but| Erickson will act as chairma ‘in Site Raina ry | an aerial auto to do t has been lashed upon a scow| ~ Binghamton, W. ¥. ‘ | The Pacific Coast Newspaper tt-| Except for the ¢ line,| which earrl oad of 270 tons and} 419 TONS OF GOLD oe eAte + THERE! stitute convened this morning at|the machine resembles the auto-|it succeeded in propelling the scow | BROUGHT Prove What Swamp-Root Wii Pu IT UP) the University of Washington wi-/ mobile very little. — Instead of at a speed of five miles an hour| TO CITY: for You. 4 \ dey the aus of the W igton| Kasoline as motive power, it uses|down stream and two miles an Send to Dr. Kilmer & Gi State Press association This is|the wind. A “rotary wing” aerial| hour up étream. The scow was as In the 12 years in which the! Binghamton, N.Y f a the first convention of its kind ever| Propeller, the shape and curve of| manageable as if driven by the| United States assay office has been ple botue. It will convince anyanmm held on the Coast which is based upon those of a| ordinary machine propel turning, ; located In Seattle, there have been You will also receive a booklet “Making the Newspaper Plant|bird’s wing, drive the machine| backing and going forward again|received 419.2 tons of gold, valued | valuable information : Pay” was the general subject dis-| along at a fairly good speed. The| under perfect control at $210,407,668.99. Of this amount about the kidneys and € ed today. Tueday will be de-|e a - Alaska sent $105,699,750. The bulk) When Writing, be sure and ment Or, &. M. Clark, D. D. &. voted to “Advertising and Circuta BIRDS OF SAME COMPLETE SALE i hal 3 Alaska gold was received De R gular © and $1.00 if tion.” The subject of “News” will rom Nome: |bottles for Male at all drag s We Cut Your Dental Bills be considered on Wednesday COLOR, SAYS CURTIS OF BIG HOTEL |-— ma ie ~ in Half The work guaranteed to loc natural, feel natural, and for ma ticating purposes equal to Nature own, We make Restoration P’ which do wonders toward re the mouth to its youthful lines an appearance Our Combinatic Plates, used where one or mor teeth remain in the mouth, are soif supporting and roof! Byet facility for doing high-class ge ry is ours, and our price reavonable. Each piece of wo Guaranteed, Isn't that fair enor Regular $10 Plates s Regular $10 Crowns 5.00 $4.00 Regal Dental Offices | Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8. (Manager) | 1405 Third Ave. N. W. Cor. Union| NOTE—Bring this Ad with vou the a W Hetie: r PRESIDENT WOOD TO ESCAPE TRIAL? BOSTON, Jan the case would ne n today when District At- Pelletier the report that taken to dismiss lagainst President © woolen charged with c@spiracy to “plant” dynamite in the |mill workers at Lawrence @ an ef. |fort to discredit the strike of the atives there refused but he admitted that no dite for the trial had been set TO CURB A COLD Py ONE NAY ete Ke LAXATION BROMO. ipeinte refund money if PORTLAND, Or. Recetvin a letter Jan, 13. pardon, Curtis traced the | ter to {te source, and found 13.—Possibly that! Gordon, a former pal of t come to triad huge rested. revolver Gordon refused to deny steps were being the indictments Wm. Wood of trust oth and, Report of Port Warden Da on Seattle's shipping for the m homes of textile mestic and foreign imports, meatic imports totaled an increase of $1,008, cember, 1911. Foreign were $2,421,71 Exports fell exports tot 2,316,581, year's ng 2,268 t falls to ev porta were $1,898,051, Mendiure ie on each how Me | $661, to discuss Abe down The over December, 1911. fulsomely praising @ convict applying for et Ww. he man, imprisoned, armed with a ar GAIN IN SHIPPING: Avies onth of December shows gains In do: | Snap, will Do: mporte | Dream,” , A gain of $141,659. | gtre! foreign | ing from the program, it will be a last Domestic] parts and ends with a loss of | number, | PORTLAND, Or., Jan tlations have been |pleted whereby 13. virtually Gervuts Sons will sel the Multnomah hotel to a syndicate of Portland and San N £0: L &| Francisco capitalists for approximating $500,000, a figure | It is re ported the deal will be closed|ft, Tuesd The syndicate is headed Tomorrow (Tuesday) the follow) by Roy O. Yates, of San Francisco, ° at our 1 WILL STAGE PLAY A program of songs and dances, |replete with entertainment and be presented by the Young Men's Hebrew association tn Arcade hall Tuesday even,ngi when they stage “The Old Minstrel Man's The show will be a min 1 in a different guise, and, judg- Choice Pork Liver ie, Choice Rik Steak ~~. 4 Cans Cascade Milk very pleasing guise. It fs in three & pretentious “All Nations’ entitled Girls,” MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR WESDAY The Middlemen Eliminated at. * FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS ng big specials will be off narkets, | Choice Muttén Chops . _ ere Sausage | Good Cooking | “ee ggs