The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1913, Page 9

IBANKER’S SON ENDS HIS LIFE | WITH RAZOR WINNIPEG, Man, Jan, 91s ‘oat and wrists alashed with a| Bugene Delano, jr, sof of | York banker, les on sul slab in the morgue here to RAY HAIR Restored to Youthful Color aded hair Why } ful, nat of Jair | Py olde day Young Delano Was found doad in ghe Royal Alexandra hotel here. No motive is known for his suicide On a table near his corpse was a bote, as follows Dear Father, Forgive me. Sisters and Broth Goodbye. EUGENE.” ere That's the answer to The Scientists and bookish mouse deer, and is traceable It in the smallest deer in the world ounces: yestore your & color and tely—your doesp't. Get a Mi “boo tone <nances| CATS COMPETING | FOR SHOW PRIZES When the Ase ALTH, Doo’ take hances reat he Fiasy re © hundred of the moat beauti-| It walks with @ h other preparations recommended by Hart aristocratic cats on the Pacific | # mbles th coast sit in dignified «ran This one w when bunched up occasion is| dish tinge along the spine the Queen | ecg Robert Large, of patest author: | building first annual show Cat club. ria, B.C, the eats on the is small with his nam ATARRHAL Jt LLY ot AS & SONS questions wg the xhibition ar eautiful young P Miller, a fawn Persian ‘GREAT NORTHERN POORBOSS, SNOW FIGHTERS ASSERT Charging that the n railroad has sent as high as men to Tye to fight the snow without providing extra sleeping | quarters, and that the whole crew was forced to live in a bunk house originally intended to house only 40, G. Robinson, who has just re} urned from there, is warning men | to accept work until conditions | have been bettered | There is no excuse for this fall to provide sleeping accommo Jations,” says Robinson, “for the | road has hundr of bunk cars| both at this end and the Spokane of failing hair, and your scaly 4 of the division, which could be| wil! pot ttch, but what will wn to Tye for this emergency.” | you most will be after a few weeks Officiaia of the Great Northern | use, when you will actually sée new say they are doing the best they | hair. fine and downy at fire jean to handle situation, and| put really new hair—growing all they are ing any hard-| over the scalp n their which is not A little Dendertne wil! cessary by conditions, | ately yuble the beauty of your | hair nee how dull, taded, HOLD HEARING ON | fothy with. Dantertes aud enrataily LUMBER SHIPPING push your bair, | - ae } ngs of the interstate commission, which o At 2 k tthe me Si men entered the office Nob Hill and, after having smashed the office door with a o'cloc orning of the Tr and Repub laundry av lean st pmpt at looting was rupted by the arrival of the 1 Great North 200 Hieatiqn of Danderine you find « single trace of dandruff or a a8 yen me! THE WONDER “MILLINERY CO. 1825 Second Ave. Stl Have a Few |) raw it tbr nental road. questic | good deal of attentio a tation two years ag that an amicable j made at this hea That You Can} says OLD DEVIL’S A Wear Now | ‘on ince t It is hoped KEEN SPECIALIST | A man's feelings are m hangab’ than anything else the worla—exc a woman's,” de-| 4d Dr. Ril during his talk} sday night at the tabernac ec} Excuses | The doctor immediately begged} Ma . the pardon of the women, explain area in othe that the words had slipped That “the devil was a keen spe cialist in his line,” and that “tears and sobs do not save,” were furthe statements of Dr, Riley Ofcourse we have spring he it We want to Impress the fact the BEAZON admits of |? PALL and WINTER | HATS for several weeks. WE CAN supply you LESS THAN Coa, efrom $1 to $250] TATP’S THE REASON: A Place om Bat is low, our expenses moderate, our profits small, Power enormous (49 stores from coast to coast). Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 tt Necessary to Pay $4 & $5 Gun Metal Calf Table d’hote Dinner, Our Telephone No. ls Main 15t Our Street Number be 1604 Third Ave, Near Pile for | be | White Sewing Machine Co.) New M \ Russia Calf Patent Colt Vici Kid p. m. to with pint EXAMINATION Mell Orders Will Have Ow Attention MEN’ S HIGH Fors TEETH Second Floor Rent pte Work st full di ir * i than tongue : $2.50 oak tann: $2.9 ‘ “WOMEN'S Sun Metal Cait boots, in either ie or wide toe and t web ag i tu ; $9, 50 i TAKE ELEVATOR 42h Gold Crowns “Bridgework Full, Bet of Teeth ig t Ince or Porceiain Crowns (6%) { Gold Filings . Bitvor Filings). TERMS TO SUIT THO OLS) OONTIOERY THAT YOU'S PCAN OBTAIN IN THE 'EITY AND af THE CHEAPEST POSSIBLE PRICES WE 00 EXACTLY, AS" WE. » ADVERTISE.“ ALL WORK \3 GUARANTEED 15 YEARS ' Laboring People's Den’ ists ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS. Cor FIRST AVE ‘and PIKE ST. Opposite P OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TO 10. (a GITEL BUjLDING rs THE NAME WE WANT $1.0,000 ada’s Finest Summer Resort. md Ave. Star's animal pusale raons call it he Kame ancestry as t me thousands of years, or during the middle Tertiary time. brought It to America and gave it tc uffy fur ls snow white, ‘SMASH SAFE; FLEE AS — WATCHMAN CALLS AID xht' sweater and black ‘LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR, NO DANDRUFF--25 CENT “DANDERINE” | Hair COMING OUTI—IF ORY, BRITTLE, THIN OR YOUR SCALP ITCHES AND 1S FULL OF DANORUFF—USE “DANDERINE” | Within ten minutes after an ap jone small strand at a time cannot please || THE STAR-—FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1913 fe) HERE'S WHY: WILSON CALLED OFF BALL; By Gilson Gardner WA BHINGTON President-eleet Woodrow lid well to give up the | al ball, He fave There is nt plo about this q « forw It haa al as complicated graft © first place, the affatr on the government by office, This Htated the in Ja 1 Wil a ratt In crafted using the pension haa always nece terruption of business for about 10 days, with incidental damage to the pension building, which the government afterward was called upon to pay In the second place, the affair in a graft u He, People hang & ticket, in return fo they could not get a oc! dance, because the fl ways te d not get ne dd yesterday But IT ls a ordinary deer, | 60) pr a “chevre is 8% Inches high and weigh ere ¢ this rie but years and years to warmer climes to Taylor Pyne, who ro y could shment most timid of animals, | y ta tt oelng galt Tt has th ike that room for the asr they generally — LEADS WOMEN TO and no Its head re ,oks much except for ar al inch, Upon h vered by a rifle beat it yelling lustily te attracted th the car bar 6 policemen ar and He did attention and a! | rt time: ription of the thre dd. One wore a red coat mon was ob The asing—your hair wi ty and wavy, and h appearance of abundance ‘omparable lustre, softness xuria the beauty and #himn true hair health Get a TS-cent bottle Danderine from any t et datmibe, Ud ieee > teerwatl tonight—now—that your hair is as pretty and soft as any—that it has} been neglected or injured by care leas treatment — that's all eurely can have beautiful hair and ots of It if you will ¥ & little you} } a g™uep 8 PBTEATION = = IS ON TODAY IN : "| 281 PRECINCTS : 2d and Pike «| Danderine. MYERS OPTICAL CO 203 People’s Bank Bidg Mins PB M Miss 7 Mins V Mis SCRNIC CAFR 1005 iret Av. JAS. L. SHUTE, Mee SHUT DELAWARE | TO THE ELOPERS, SAYS GOVERNOR Muco Det digestion pid Liver. Makes If, after Dyspepsia age COUNTY CUT OFF BY WASHOUT, IS | OUT OF SUPPLIES. Little Wireless Phones for the DEAF | 1913 phone solves th hearing for 4 7 Four The new Mears Auro of me affilcted with different im one reece © problen POLERIC SAILORS SEEK LOST PUPPY) four ed ‘ ight the New Aurophone is ‘ park to lost o Ded ith failing hearing. Call or write for booklet, 1 The Somenwe (ene taught to avoid = th help xpeeied in 460-402 Arcade Bldg Phone 2826 overything for the Eye d little | ajrection. | em ha Si TENCE 8 dnrge IN the ca victed Thurs ending an lletter through the mail to afriend wnd Ear. Blin Sultan, Wash., has been defgged [ts Judge Rudkin bed 6 of limpue of who, with to enter and exit about more than a parsing the pres ¢ his wife, bout 11 p. 11:02 p.m music baagenerally been crafted from the Marine band and the Ft. Meyer barracks, to ether wit | lunteer organ » ization of gers. Owlng to which grafts the in augural ball usually turns out a financial success The last paid a profit of $24,000 iportant that the accustol m variour who have subscribed " of the tn monies, but who et to pay their sub seriptions in past years have not been called upon to do #0 From the the profits citizens inaugural ball and of the concert, where Marine band and other public you play, and to which the public is admitted the en GREAT SUFFRAGE VICTORY; FINDS SHE CANNOT VOTE ought ¢ 6 at th covered that she is not a vc fruit not even ter; no of th an Ame maid a vialt sansky and] replied that er to, rts or she 4 finish by other) JURY COMPLETE; TRIAL OF DARROW. NOW UNDER WAY. Alterations Free of Charge | Today’s Styles Today selves Mgers pa of the gregh after reserving for and frier they sell » cho’ wpa The IT'S A GRAFT oat, along and in un, the ernment, ney wet wite t from ‘ ected public These which privilege out charge House of Coats. 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