The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1913, Page 6

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WASHINGTON POLK’S OREGON en i TH AND WASHINGTON tuts PLAYER BUSINESS DIRECTORY | : is ft kind unt i layer Piano Club “ Adolf Unaccountably | TALKS TO BIG AUDIENCE 3% “TANGO. DANE FOR: sa) oer ot THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1913, WATS. ~ You How 1 ver, o£ aoe £5 Wass NoT Hy ER PHYSIOLOGY 30 WAS IS WASS EASY, I CATED UP DER ASTRONOMY QUESTIONS UND \ DER _QUANTITATIFE CHEMISTRY UND DER eae ACen SCONOMY yy TIONS, So TAR T HAF NO UNS WASS Vig, COMPLAINTS, BUT DER LAST QUESTION WANS A aad \ TElansion Biase, Daudlin. A tur Qt the rate th S “ : > MEME tno pias fo so wimpie. e On this St.Patrick's morning I desire to extend fe, so eure, . win — _— aaa iviu greetings to the Mayor of your City on behalf of the inhadit- ta Shee gop ap ante of Dublin,ani to avail of the opportunity to convey their | dia oreve) thanke to the sympathisersa with human liberty in your prograss- = ive town for the substantial support they have always accorded to the people of Ireland in their struggle for Home Rule. To a largo degree the present satisfactory position of the Irish | OF sigan acergdh UPON SIN cause ia due to the splendid services rendered by Irish Americans and Amerioans in dark and evil days. | St.Patriok's Day.1913. ai en. FHibae > at force of | 1 e world with bis Jeals and re pus Fea | | LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN, PLAYGROUND MEMBERS _ | ONE CHANGE SENATORS PLAN MISS JENNIE MIDDLEVICH ented by members of the " the auditorium | we tonight | been started by Senators Jacksor Miss Jennie Middlevich, 1024 ex Ist «at. N., will entertain on the b violin, Miss Gertrude Andrus will |" and | a will be based strict! "$550 IN HOSE cit p WILSON CALLS he TS CONE a whe the curk TON, March 17.—Pres She had it filled with dough, She put in her stocking, To have where’er she'd go! | TO ENTERTAIN TONIGHT IN COUNCIL Piper, Bowen and Allen of D—_——uWuOw“ Music Rolls and ESM) VAULT OF PAWNBROKER; || UBLIN’SLORD MAYOR SENDS GREETING GE? $300. 000} Mote LSS. TO MAYOR COTTERILL THROUGH STAR | | bo INITIATIVE ACT A movement r em ing the A vaudeville program will be|!nitiative to secure ¢ tutional |. [legislative — reapportionment hat an pe % i oclamation ned re protien Aa ‘ ie esate ecg » Mrs. Mary Ritt ' 1 by co-ed 17. The call ) bills and one $6 y limit the extra Fh Ng he, of the tariff |Placed in her stocking, whe & iieret f the tariff, | reard a knock on her door at y Boe © president and ae fe ‘i t | | demoer # to bring up any| Wiltshire hotel, 1934 th ¢ , ‘. President Wilson apecial mer ording to her story to the k f 4 on ages will be sent to congress police : as late fon of the ¢ will M Ritter opened the door f ig a be ¢ and {t 1s also prob-|# Belshbor who wanted to borrow : ‘ ; matter of currency | “8h. When the caller left M « - hh gh Mls Eve RYBODY’ S eee be taken uy Ritter missed her money " : wigs Mo CHICA 1 . . ches a ge ' climatic conditions |DEDICATE HOSPITAL ee : ain ont | ate to ‘Caliganniy | 16. PALL BEARERS Exchanges Made Easily : re lia bre nl} records, according to AT GIAN FU BE. Chilberg was the principal t Sean 4 ratory ta |* Teport here toda 1 wide T'S NERAL sale r at the dedication of the 4 bet : ¥ 'loublicity given the Panama-Pacific eK) . Swedish hospital at Summit ay. and a ys dail \fair js declared to be one reagon for t: CA gH: Maren Ait Ray At-/Columbia st. Sunday afternoon the heavy travel jawed © “Patty Felix" of Smith |The ceremonies were witnessed by : |HOL D DONATION DAY | '"* ' both Hrothers’ cirens, was sd tcottila lavee ainwa vind (ue visitors. in i s 1 " i! ms i Be the SI TT 2 LODRE Ne 6, Inter| an undertaker's estat ment here! spected the butlding, which was | ' re he irch onal Order of Good ‘Te addition to the| planned by the late Dr. Rininge: Any dittor ongg A al lake say, from. 2:30 hold {ts Good ‘I 1 t wd of more than 600| Mayor Cotterill and President J” A t nee 4g I houses | { On at dates gifta.o fi n honor of John B oh: ee 5 all beare 1 ‘, magufact iing or dealing in an ne late giftespr lay in honor of John B. Finch 1 16 pall bearers | Sodert mac lef talka, Gov clothing and 1 particular Une of goods. The, w6rk ted. The yes for the wants of 5 nit Importuned ¢ and t realization of may » strume: oney jat the lodge hall, 1109 Virginia st Day | tonight irry out the coffin that weighed | Lister 7 pounds mi nday for @ brief visit, and | larg Jay night for Prince Rupert [then for the doors, ‘The body was| “Love and Diplomacy,” atythe Pres aken (0 the undertaker's, — club Sunday night. . ° 1 a Atkinson was 23 years of age LEIF ERICKSON lodge No LDSON, vice president jit waw tmpossible to take the coffin | Sons of Norway, gave two playlet nd ‘Trunk Pacific, was in}into Atkinson's h it was too{entitled “On the War Path” and} | | | ‘Tails to Pass a Civil Service Examination Manic” Cond Vee, DEN, For GOUTNE S3 ne ~~ BAKE, Nor WASS De LAST @vestion f x oA ee » Mor ait \. BOTTOM OF DER / " wee Poud DER ANCIENT 5,9) ANATOMY UND DER - j Question HISTORY /o/} YRIGONOMETRY QUES- JAPANESE THUGS |. | rough it, and the head territ ‘SIXTEEN MIL LION MORE _ Thomas 8. Wh operative, is dead toda ————— ay Words by Schnefd” ss IT WA ; Cre, DO You ' pm AN »} EcevaTor f MURDER Orr iCER LOS AN vice in Japan aa have beer 4 » criminal c » declare, a y d by White's f h ‘ Japane ' ne the persons responsible be did re for the crime Whit White's body, a bullet n, was found in the part of th or UPON WHICHTO PAY TAX! ~ RECORD OF LEGISLATURE OLYMPIA, March 17.—The 13th legislature, now generally known as the “rotten” legislature appropriated $24,318,806.82, ae | cording to the figures compiled by Fred Leghorn, secretary of the + board of accountancy This inciudes $4,000,000 for the state Insuarnce fund, which will eventually come from the employers, and $4,000,000 for capitol buildings, which will come out of the sale of lands. So that the die appropriations to be met by taxes amount to over $16,000,000, or , $5,000,000 more than two years ago Kn The governor issued a statement, supplementary to that given lav exclusively to The Star, in. which he again charges the extrava- cer gance of the legislature to the republican machine and the “pork the barrel” ayutes of trading votes. in — — — the ‘ the ye HERE ARE HANDSOME DAUGHTERS OF : POSTMASTER GENERAL BURLESON}: URLESON_ (at ft) and MI DNEY BURLE} SON. Lu 1 daughter of the pos nd is 18. She is i irginia cok} lege, a fashior ® school im} Virgina, Sidne 6, attends the a “UU RE BILIOUS! YOUR LIVER AND ._, BOWELS ARE INACTIVE.-“CASCARETEg Bal ela his Furred Te . Bad Taste, Indi thing that & oan stion, Sallo in and Miserable adaches come from a te and constipated bowels will t p to untold misery { nl gases, bad breath, yellow skin, | cleansing, too, o« fae CANDY CATHARTIC Fj si - ; iO CENT Boxes - ANY DRUG STORE ‘i . W, “ALSO 25 & 50 CENT BOXES Si ha di U UT AGAIN FOR TUE a, iCES ) . th The Middlemen Eliminated at ls FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS Tomorrow (Tuesday) the following big specials will Se offered, at Ua our markets hi Sirloin Lein Pork MOOK: Secs th sugvee 18¢ RD OP acces is 18¢ m Honey Comb Liver Week cceciense 5c | Sausage 3 10¢ th Anchor Brand 1, | Strictly Fresh Ranch fe Bacon Sat Vee | Fuge : 206 “ AUP WE the marnets: « th sh “ior the U.S purple i io : ' yen watll G80 Be eh