The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1913, Page 8

DEMANDS PAY FOR SLAVE aml Dy United ross Leased W BAN FRANCISCO MISS JESSIE WILSON LEFT), MISS MARGARET SON (AT RIGHT) AND ELEANOR WILSON Ralph C. McAllaster |,.vssucror. mer For ¢ ety buds and matrons who just dé 1irs are looking forward al ready to a “White House” wedding. are just certain that one of| rs of Wood-| ry during the on a OUR REASONS, moral and He Is man tn bet and we know he duties as Cou Resslike manner. their lives if such an event As your be seen a: of your dist COMMIT TEE Leased Wire DANCING I Ne be say what be e Intends HIPPODROME it $50,000 B and University Orchestra by Competent pwr ery yesterday Teachers. ! will read. It said am A VOTE AGAINST THE PR or therein POSED BOND ISSUE OF $150. is not sat 000 FOR SUBWAY EXTENSION t OF PIKE PLACE MARKET PROPOSITIONS CD AND E VOTE NO. pon my death. ks ago band on a charg mut the charge was not pressed NS) z C f 1 Riegin reported that hin COMIC CATS fi cccmitet ner sctied sad f and “ an ended her life - . . * goes to charity Set rrevies ‘ : tongue cost him $10 more be. Miss Ted § fore Magistrate O'Connor Mins Frances ter ben cently. He called the first fine Mien “legal” graft and got the second Mr. ¢ , Violin Wi one. a ita | MISS LUCILE SPINNEY of Indianapolis cho ASENIC care MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR TUESDAY The Middlemen Eliminated at FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS Loin Pork Chops ‘ uu Ste Eliver brat (Hel a 5 Bac 2 | RANCH EGGS OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pike SEATTLE MARKET ideatal and Vester Way WESTLAKE MEAT CO. Wenth ad Pine AMERICAN MEAT CO, Third a WESTERN MEAT CO. Western Av CASCADE MARKET, Lower F BALLARD MARKET, oun Morro pa f ferson. Should Be Run by Bu * Men “For lo t 1 1 I it ¢ A “He will tr be a representative man. He is He has neither freak, fad nor hobb If elected, he wearing the collar of any or coterie of men A PROGRES ALONG THI MISS are very much opposed to show in It is Just poswible folks from|or all three know Woodrow al krand dames t wed the man of their say the latter wil! get the shock of will be an informal affair, atives present, cholce, that it} in fioccur, The Wilsons, as a family, He is progressive and we know he will advance the interests of our city PARIS, Maret els and heavily | were shown at Aut @ radical change ia draped skirts that el, March 3—-Wm. A lope down at the back ps now faahio eath the old house aw will give s right but shall Mrs. Rig«in aused the arrest of her aged hus of attacking & seasoning of pat and a few kummel r five minutes and | fat and add kumm | A SMOKING AUTO cost Law ritz Johansen $3 and a loose da hole in ’ the ice of White river and ast SHUTe. Mer dropped into the water the ash- es of her father, A. N. Spinney, Anchor Brand 12:6 STRICTLY FRESH 20c toes 6 COUNTRY CLI Candidate for City Council ENDORSED BY BUSINESS MEN “We Believe the Time Has Come When the Business MAN, HE VT LINE OF EXCES S TAXATION ° e The STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1913 ‘SEES MISSING HUBBY IN FILM LANSING, Mich, March 3 serting she recognized her nd, who went hunting y «© North woods and in turned, as one of the marchers in & moving picture of a parade « the national republ ton in Chic c which hibited in a theatre wh employed, Mra, M out mall section of the containing the best likeness of se man. In an effort to locate the eal man copies of the picture will the feminine |##at to all parts of the United | | States. the! Melodrama raet with straight lines | his year it will pre: Persecuted Maiden—Again leross my path, Chaur ton! Have you no mercy? Villain—No; 1 have ¢ to er-r-rush yuh, Hil ud mallow Perseoutod Maiden— Alas, ie th no suce Villain—Sure—ha, ha! GOULASH MAKES CHEAPER CUTS OF MEAT TASTE RICH BY MONSIEUR CHAS. LAPERRUQUE The $10,000 Chef. th as much chopy de. n until brown; then add en one tn to cover the me paprika and let boll slowly for The «ec 20 min ol seeds 10 minutes before serving Market Bonds NOM” NO Go oD 9 bi No AIR C fla Pury ry, ANt are er n conven: was ox she y Brownell cut| | PRESIDENT, Chees: rmine Marsh cut in dice two inches equar 4 the EDWARD D. Guess Who's Behind This Talk Against the THe ad NOTHIN % [==BEAUTY IN THE. WHITE HOUSE——| | SEEING ‘A PRESIDENT INAUGURATED ) er pater, ana Ca ald ia fis CG wnataneco B unbeeweod. ws manors Yow. & & PART OF VAST CROWD BEFORE ON RAISED PLATFORM OF OFFICE. NOTE THE HUNDREDS OF OF THE CAPITOL AND BETWEEN THE | CUPOLA PHONE STRIKE DANGER OVER SAN FRANCISCO i All r of a strike of electri States Telephone & Telegraph ( n th \ ' oO ey say that an agrement reached with the com WILL LEAD MULE TO PAY FREAK BET PORTLAND, Me., March 3.— To pay a unique election bet, B. H. Anderson, former general secretary of the Butler, Pa., of Commerce, who onevelt aga lomves here at r w leading a donkey, which he will continue to lead across the country to Portland Or. The donkey, emblem of democracy, will be decorated with a banner. Anderson must drop in at the White House to greet the new president. |HE WILL SWEAR IN NEW PRESIDENT | © HARKS E OF THE UNITED STATE THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY at Washington has sent an “ex pert” to investigate a strange light on Jonas ridge, in the mountains of western North Carolina, Those who report the light say it ri about 50 feet then sinks, and that “it hurts the eyes like the sun.” as he had requested LONDON SHOULD worry There has been a net loss of ble valuation in the past year Better homes in the rbs and better transit facilities a the causes SOME JOKER sent the rm urements of Richard G son, Harvard sph and foott player, to a “Venus” conte signed “Richie.” Now he is swamped with mash notes from men,. and is gunning for the humorous friend. THE NEW YORK supreme court decided that a hook in a restaurant is an invitation to the patron to hang up his over eat, and that the owner of the place is responsible for the loss of said overcoat, despite signs to the contrary. Martin Preda left home in Chigago because his wife cooked a peck of potatoes and six pounds of meat each Mon day and expected it to last h week. She had him arrested, but the judge paroled him till the wife agreed to serve at COLUMNS OF T her husband sold her for 50 cents and that her pur- er turned her out because charges in the divorce petition of Mra. Mary Antoine Wise, of Flirting, if conducted artistic has theeapproval of Prof. John V. Bretweiser; department of psychology at Colorado college na key for bashful bach- Miss Mary Seymour of Chi- ported she was robbed of a ring at night by house said she was dreaming Both sides hold to their PANTAGES QUALITY SHOWS TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING EX- PLAIN PANTAGES POPULARITY UNCALLED-FOR NEW TODAY BUILDERS, ARAGTORS, SUPPL IES ~SRECTAL NOTICES BUSINESS DEPT. x PLUMBERS BUPPTIES 18 OPPORTUNITIES _ couse | | | fie poe ms HOUSE HOLD SITIES ; ' £4 f « RESRT ERD ja DETECTIVE AGENCIES - - = = : ; ior ag ; ' i5—COAL AN — i48 GOLD, GLASS AND ° W000 DER ENAMEL SIGNS 14¢ PRINTERS a ott | EMPLOYMENT DEPT. | ; 1F FEMAKTCE BECP WKN TES “ APPRENT a e CHOY ‘ : & ; f ’ * M. ' j ar PHOT wearin " re aie 56—ART Mire 59—SCHOOLS AND COLL a * Tit Yeu . TNT KIR __LOST AND FOU 0 fn 6 6 P Sar Posy us LA MPLE_ HAT FT * Horton Tia ‘Bank MISCELLANEOUS wr | DEPARTMENT 1A RITA RL POOL touch typewrit ver reade Hide OLIVER! bh ‘Yea! 1e1e First 19 MALE HELP WANTED | fen and men t ] wages pald » . | AL. 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