The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1913, Page 3

THURSDAY, MAY THE STAR ~ e - Oe west oe Burglar Who Visits Girl Author Sits on Bed » | and Talks Literature With Her; Now, She Says, Doughnuts | will remain moist, ‘That SAN FRANCISCO, (al . May 15,—He was highly culty perfect Jeman, and relar sper) housewl® ‘ed mers te aoe He and & pal recently entered the house of David 1 An AY, & Wealthy cigar manufac spat knows that it eaak t dry b> And got away with $1,000 worth of Jewelry and silver ware, So far, neither hoe nor his pal has been fe, the Ore caught ee | this re pe pot _ 5 ge ttn’ thas je), ctynuts that will remain moist . ° ; Hiote doughnuts ¢ ion Reese's daug Edna, {8 of @ literary bent, Sho 1s a playwright, Sho tad much a pleasant Mttio visit ith the gentlemar burglar a ie he fo > have distinct ad- sith the epitiornaaly , KC wil be other Baking Powder rigedibaggs tes get er wae nat K C is a double acting sole *RERERE: fone a Seipowder with wich a ¢ batch of drama out of the adventure pets my be ea ad nee He wakened mo by flashing The hast ‘opal ‘3 € « we niight in my fa yet f Mins Reone Thea a warning ‘ not to make 1 ut tC ¢ Potato Doughnuts pig Nan BO — % Are you afraid? he asked aig No,’ 1 sald, and was very cool : 1 and you will not 1 eup col ‘ paychol kent elaams rh ad any ‘ 1 hin nd 1 1 my dear He ! n book T had be ud 1 1if l wa ‘ Then he sat down or three times, the A h od f th bed and began t witha spoon and alternately add mille ; He read severs nen and kept foor mat M a soft dough, roll alking ¢ > me n the meant me aiheet, cut into © pinch a hole in partr 10 Was keeping gia mith the finger and fry in deep fat, © hall, became very Impattet I not be ot eno cause we were chatting and rat Socal T anked him. ed into the fat keg bit ¥ per . 4 are a number ; 4 while cook: is ex. Flag mthey do not take ¢ e fat in frying . . : Moder moist for days. wor ‘i sald . J i That Decayed Tooth ence of Yours Begin to a obiah th — Tonight? MISS EDNA REESE, WHO RECENTLY HELD A CONVERS WITH A BURGLAR THAT GAVE HER IDEA FOR A PLAY Isn’t It an Odd World? | ATION pimple and wy ft would be to stop in talay and bave PHYSICAL DIRECTOR of the Dover, N. J, high school {# teaching a all the girls to box $6.0 es or Sone FOR WRITING A PLAY, Philadelphia pastor has lost his pulpit oe sat OVERLAND LIMITED of the | Pacific ran for ten milea with obey out an engineer Pee Osr materials are the best; our IT 18 NO SIGN OF INSANITY for a man of 77 to write love letters, @quipment scien Ny up to . 4 a Si datiet in thie office is e mas-| —22e*2 Judse writes He ae Sl At the Society Until Friday fer ip Mis tine, so we are nat urally | THIS TRUST HAS [TS HOME IN HEAVEN.—Miss Mary Proctor | phoney a n, the I fe phd eine we ¢ bil of New York has forme bination of all the lea nomical | re4.15 hr a sniiion ‘ neans something | observator of world ye tudy of th Rete. oh ole A As to prices, we are offer-| bi aac an eather ra ad tee ieee dl |“Love, the Winner,” “A I dentistry at an unheard.of low Down, Dollar a Week SURGEONS in Philadelphia enabled a girl erty to walk by making a new point of bone contact, practica | in her leg. . . . Investigate our famous a new jotat,! “Her Masked Reauty oe eee t. Jones piesa! Dental Offices | “HUMANE WARDEN” of the Fort Leavenworth federal prison has on” oh hatay: Dae L . D. Ss. ned, tired of his job. . ee RCLARK, D. D. S., Manager | resign red of his ee Be Mi Third Av. N. W. Cor. Union St.) MISS MARGARET FOLSOM was adjudged insane tn 1869 and sent he ‘Stent Ca so to an asy Her estate was then appra at $365,000, It 18 NOW From the ts Wh eae Ideal Place for Your “°" * Ae ae Hi ‘First, Execu n Sent MAYOR OF LOS ANGELES fell asleep in a barber chair, and At the nut oe 1913 Picnic when he awoke discovered that the barber had shaved off the chin) “Punninws le Tired ut Ute. x GOLDEN GARDENS | whiskers that were his pride and : 0. D.” “A Black Conspir Tel. Ballard 431 URE nc two reels TH ae E MARKETS» At the Odeon Untit Friday . oO « Water twe Pacific Ice Co. patrons, neers a reels; “The Darling Chit please call up Eliott 5. and - ated J will receive prompt at 6 the 6 At the Alhambra Until Monday ‘tention. « . Officer No. 174 PACIFIC ICE CO. a er . lees LOS ANGELES, May 15. . a aod tanbeba At the Clase A Unt Sunday Stewart and Pat Peterson raeoan first eradea Her Mot tion,” “The drivers of | were cor 198 .20 | Two rehant The Paymas manded tn subpoenas Iinsued today |wew appieg eT gy x, [ter “The Adventure of an Heir to testify before the graad Ju p75 jess probing white slavery conditions : le det | here. It was reported they would 18 | At the Clemmer Until Sunday tioned regarding automobile ? Woman of Impulae, Bu k trips upon which several Long | /i0ty. stes R Bride A Trip Through Beach men were passengers. The | Fore, steer the Rockies,” “The Same Old jury resumed its probe today. It|! eee 2% | Btory The Wrong Pair was expected that several witnesses or 9 ek 7 be called today. PACIFIC MAN > ‘ rc eat UFACTURING CO - AUSTRALIA HAS ’ SYDNEY, N. 8. W., May 14 ‘The Ps ‘ flux of Japanese and Chinese in WASHING yTON, May 14 Boiog ands in the Pacific {8 a menace to tary t v Smoked Meate—Selling Price. Australia, accor g toa at ent e se far . tod h ficera that the battle . 7 » has be aged in be 1 as a target for ? I. ary W ig ir rds for hts of the It Poultry, Local—Buaying Price ® pas ——— ¢ have that he will not . : a n says that under the Huteson Uptical Co. appro any order designating the ’ mabe ios, Jay an be and 1 0 rex: for such nose enter ensi " nis : 1080 Second Avenue. Oregon for such a pos 10 ring Australia face to ———— | us problem affect - 3.6 Australian ideal ee | THE OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM esas 1y {Also states that it is no use having| 4 AND 16 WEST HARRISON | . 3 Pisces Jedd Astra Ha with A menace 1 Ali newly equipped and open to the public. If you are troubled . an eee ae Piao suRgests ) 8 tew weeks with us at the Sanitarium tia Yeanch. aiouid. Garataverel ir condition. Spectal doctors handle | to h debendahoiaae erted in-| ma at the | Pe OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM | ‘ | __ ROAD sUPERVisoR ® DR. NUERNBERG, | "Feed, Aelling Price - JF. Brockaway, road supervisor @l. Queen Anne 3127, 14 and 16 West Harrison Washing tt of Vashon, who was charged by ae Fi pon County Commissioners McKenatle C ‘ Jand Knudsen with pa g his ac “ }counte and claiming wages for time Effective March 26th, 1913. Phone Hat spent ae Olympia recently, was put| . on tria n Judg Gililam's court 5.5. PRINCE RUPERT S.S. PRINCE GEORGE oa Deputy Prosecutor Butler, for the Lea © e Wash., Leave Seattle, we state, and Walter 8. Fulton, for th Lid Midnight Sund Jefendant, are handling the case. At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for “HORLICK’S' |-. Moore Metropolitan AT? THE and Q har. ALTERNATE JOHN and PRINCE ALBERT Lyman Howe PRINCE Leave Victoria © PEAT at AY at ¥ 3 er eerie one The Original and Gonuine “The Perplexed waist c hn RT f AT Seattlo—lalley & in “The Crist rpheum—Vandeville Empress—Vaudeville. antages—Vaudeville. MALTED MILK a. The Food-drink for All Ages. GRAND TRUNK. PACIF IC RAIL sae At restaurants, hotels. and fountains, AGENTS VOR ALt vaudeville. TRANS-ATLANTIC TEAMS Not.in Any MILK Trust) made bin tt u know It, } dear gir parted is just | an when you ht drive a At the Dream Until Sunday | She’s Got a ‘‘Hunch”’ for a f Baighe omg Good Play) be he things In man two reels THEATRES THIS WEEK. travell Drew Husband.” Mitchell stock The King and the At the Melbourne Until Sunday in GRAND—Vaudeville and motion : | RAILWAY SYSTEM | Dehcious. invigorating and sustaining, pletures Detiie Track outs. Keep it on your sideboard at home. CLEMMER — Photoplaya and ' porta. ‘Through PULLMAN Don't travel without & vandoville, mene are = MELBOURNE—Photopl ‘ % Goonn BOROpa 3% A quick lunch prepared in a mirmte candeviite hotoplaye and | Gy Otticw ‘Firwt Ave, and Yesler Take no imitation. Just say “HORLICKS” | ALHAMBRA — Photoplays and e $1.98 15, 1913 SEATTLE OUT OF THE HIGH-PRICED DISTRICT || NEXT TO THAT 42-STORY BUILDIN ANNIVERSARY Our Garments are far the ort tha t superior to ordinary and they Atrectly workshop of 1's best makers And because think that the thin great event AND SATURDAY And Reductions Like These Will Prevail in Every Department extremely low prices are for men, en and ch are fore We are mere! store for FRIDAY ry where we famil tten come to us from the the wor Ladies’ Shoes and Oxfords; value $3.50. © price, @ pair $2.49 Way ¥ Shirta Wriday or Saturday. specializes in MeDor Union made Shirts, black ‘ ait poi bd b value "amous allory Craven alo SOC | ote Hats, all blocks , Boys’ Shoes Hive Chambray Shirts, with soft Militar Our $3, 00 Value $2.50; velour 4 ig price : We handle the Best calf; button or lace; Engineers’ ¥ $2.00 HAT in Seattle a pair . ied r EE TE ES SS VPRO ' Misses’ Shoes DEEPER CUTS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MEN’S SUITS AT SACRIFICE PRICES Every Broken Line of Men’s $15, $20/- 5 and $25 Suits \. MustGo at poe { \ Value $2.00; black shoes or tan Oxfords; a pair $1.69 Child’s Shoes Tan or Patent Leather, cloth tops; sizes 5iz to 8; a pair $1.25 Men’s Shoes $4.00 Shoes or Oxfords, button or lace, a pair The alterations we have been ma- king In our big clothing department - c call for more room. Every odd Sult $3.49 and every 2, 3 or even 6 of a kind \ have been placed In lots for rapid disposal. Regular $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00 Suits cut to— 35c “Shawknit” Silk Socks Black or colors, a pair $5.00 Men’s WOOL SWEATERS Bale price $2.69 Men’s $3.00 Cass mere and Worsted Pants, a pair $1.98 ASTONISHINGLY LOW CUTS $4.50 Grade Boys’ Men’s $3.50 Cassimere Pants, a pair $2.48 CUT AGAIN Boys’ Suits, Values $1.25 BOYS’ ROUGH RIDER SUITS, Sale price $6 to $7.50 Suits Double-b: ted, tweeds and Sizes 10 to 17, double-breast- cassimeres, colors gray and ed, blue serges, cheviots, tan, some with 2 pairs Knick- cassimeres and novelties, erbocker pants, your choice— broken lines; your cholce— $3.19 |] $1.95 “THE STORE THAT k Litte Met Co plete assortment of new- eat shades, including SAVES YOU MONEY”, OPEN 9:00 A. M. $3.48 and $4.98 Two Days’ Shirt Sale | -. s TACOMA SALE x Our ‘Meas Store Men’s 15c Sox Fast black, palr 6c all sizes, MEN’S UNION SUITS $1.50 for... .97c $1.00 for... .73c 75c for......49¢ Men’s 35c Fancy Silk Neckties Sale price 13c | | Men’s 75c Underwear Shirts or Drawers, medium ribbed, a garment 43c Men’s 50c Suspenders a pair 29c Men’s 50c Porosknit Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, each 29c eee a Men’s $1.50 Brotherhood Gloves a palr $1.19 Men's 50c Balbriggan Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, each 24c White Handkerchiefs Ladies’ and Children’s, hematitched, 3 for 5c Teas and Coffees 650 Lipton’s Teas, 1 Ib. for . .53¢ 65c Lipton’s Teas, !% Ib. OPE ALIS mini ncit 29¢ 50c Blue Ribbon Tea, 1 Ib. for . «.. 400 50e Blue Ribbon Tea, 5 Ib, for .... 16 35c Favorite Coffee, 1 COMMID TENS of Texas seciagen oe has recommended the release TAX COLLECTORS ts a new tdea of the French govern. ——_ ea INO THANK ‘TE MUM wom AIN'T TREO ment, on the theory that they can NATURAL FORT segregated district. SAN FRANCISCO, May 14—A r G itn Areata aantae cantina | FRENCH PROFESSOR finds that signs of old age, Mae ey tha toroek O€ nature: DAS hair and loss of teeth, come with ust been utilized by Uncle Sam in | fluo! » from the human body | PHILADELPHIA has established get the money, a quarantine taking in its entire including the disappearance of the element the defense of Honolulu | i A powerful mortar battery has aah tg ‘LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR, Head score ©) huge mortars, each A, /em eele ct denting’ (0. destruction BY TOM JACKSON. Jwith a single half-ton projectile a| She are the tramp a piece of : F000 eRe mee tia be] He threw it right away. | HAIR COMING OUT?—IF DRY, BRITTLE, THIN OR YOUR SCALP Honolulu With angry voice the woman said,| ~7¢HES AND 18 FULL OF DANDRUFF—USE “DANDERINE” irrounding the crater {a an {m You may need that some day dipole recnable. wall of flintlike lava,|“Well if I do,” the tramp repited. | igainst which shells of an enemy You will have to allow Within ten minutes after an ap-jone small strand at atime. The ef- would glance off like bits of hati,| I'll stand more chance setting It] Wication of Dandorine you cannot fect 1s amazing—your hair will be A million men could not scale; Than If I ate tt now find a single trace of dandruff or a !Sht, fluffy and wavy, and have an the sides of the crater, for a single apie mail vay SPPearance of abundance—an in company of soldiers, operating EXHIBIT BREAD CUPS, _ | loose or falling hatr, and your scalp comparable lustre, softness and machine guns, could sweep to The three silver cups which will| Will not {tch, but what will please lwxuriance, the beauty and shimmer truction the armies of the world be awarded to the ghth = grac »u most will be after a few weeks’ of true hair health if they could be massed together school pupil baking the best loaf| Use, when you will actually see new) Geta 25-cent bottle of Knowlton’s an attack of bread with Seattle made flour, | hair, fine and downy at first—yes—|Danderine from any drug store or ire now on exhibition at Frederick | but ‘really new hair—growing all|toilet counter, and prove to yourself AN FRANCISCO. Declaring @ Nelson's, The cups will be|over the scalp hide phimipeeddber 4 Agi bead tei too-gs that they represented the senti awarded May 20 A little Danderine will immedi-| pretty and soft as any—that it has nents of 9,000 w n, a delegatio® . lately double the beauty of your|been neglected or injured by care of club women today has asked the) MODERN elegantly furnished | hair. No difference how dull, faded, less treatment — that's all — you city supervisors that an appropria-| rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir-| brittle and scraggy, just moisten a/surely can have beautiful hatr and and Virg Elliott 803, tion of $2,600 be made for three po | licewomen, | sinus, Bighth inla, near] cloth with Danderine and carefully Westlake, ereldraw it through your hair, taking | lots of It if you will Just try a licue Danderine,