The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1913, Page 6

THE STAK—rurs SAVINGS DAY, MAY 20, 1913 [CAT too = JT CARE * DER orrice W LOOKS A Lee-TLe, a i ¢ TAKE 600 « < S EPT Lee-TLE BIT | f VELL, VEATHER BUREAU? ‘ADOLF, UND~- TEt - Hee bon'T vorw ) bi Cloudy - VOT?... Fair DISS r LATER DAN HALF-PAST SEVEN ‘ j AWAY ae APTERNOON? ALL RIGHTSKY. I Am donna To OER BALL Game! s < Sa 7 THANKS! — a home, a Washington Title Insurance Company Agencies Seattle 2" BUTTERWORTH Shown -Trot |Soe iety | in Turkey | | GANGING BOY A SUICIDE LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 2 | eer of fol of Riza Bey, le gue ee eens MILLIONS HAVE BROUGHT HER : Fitth aed Usiverstty. trot.” 10-plece rpada the a te of} cece Dancing Tavebt by Co t ae . 1 1 ‘Teachers, . t the Children Being Held by miner and horseman, is using luxury for a cottage. | of Clarence Lebus, near Armed Guards for Mil- oe ne itn ler power to Pg afl re Jingles The Middlemen Eliminated at Thavtae the eronveds ofthe enter lion Dollar Ransom, De- A once happy home broken | it wan lack of money at first. | FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS tainment the moving picture f clares Heiress of World“? “it began almost as soon as |B romorrow (Wednesday) the following big specials will be offegd were everywh but when the fact —~ ry This Is the climax of the | we were married,’ said Mre. | at ur markets that the rights ha Famous Character in jong tottering domestic etru Mactanahiy apy Se hibit ple- | ; ture of the McClaughrys, | “He was poor, Although | Loin Pork 6 hoice Shoulder CAC TS pees ee ott te Be | Tellitig of the Wreck of |’ “0, %, ihe mittone tek oy | tried ist ap ance worke oul Both 166 | Miton : r icky, protests | Her Home. the late “Lucky.” he always complained about my Choice Sugar Cured 4.716, | Choice Steer Shoulder | ie a i - “He took my children away extravagance. His passion was Bacon Backs bbe Steak ee al-| SAN FRANCISCO, May 2 from me suddenly last fall for economy. He did not make al Choice Washington 30c Strictly Fresh “| Two children, 11 and 9 years, the purpose of forcing my lowances for my lack of train- Creamery Butter . Ranch Eggs wee | held under armed guards in a ital , v the home of their father, Hull on MPIC Maier. here et ee ee ned ae t by hit McClaughry, at Galt, Cal., while | a MARKET, Occ and Yesler Way, » shot was heard by his m their mother, daughter and $6 weer AKE MEAT CO. Pine. ‘ | 1CAN MEAT CO, 000,000 heiress of the late | EATEMN MEAT. CO. Western AY. and Spring “Lueky” Baldwin, gambier, | nat ADE MAKKET. Lower Fleer heer he fe sara | Sh Marre ry to consumer.” GovEnNMENT. INSPE! Li0) MEAT, look for the ‘i POLICE. SEEKING MISSING COXSWAIN| Dalle for As " " apen Northwest Stumpe PREP NOOKERT edge ~day | Misses La li “ao ge iged beg to ads aa MAN CPACTURING asking oa nee a o tt y age " re in need of ‘ | within a few day All were sp vo the Diep ie wig has Wilson was en-|sters, and t had lived togethe Plate. Our prices » the gaged to wed at girl in Green Lake./for years on a farm nea 1 Jowest that have They oft 4 friends they want in Seatt GOVERNOR LISTER TO SPEAK /ed to die togethe dats © KELSO, Wash. May 20.—Gover-| La 5 of tuberculosis B gua ant Governor | May 3 and mem. | sa fasion will |12, Melissa, 65, jattend the “Southwest, Washington |In a runaws De tal 1 Development Association meeting} and her brother, Regal in Offices here Thursday and Friday. Gov.|were driving to Repub DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8, (Mgr.) |ernor Lister will speak on convict |train for Spokane, whe 1405 3rd Ave. N. W. Cor. Union St. | labor on roads sister, Mra, R. FE. Otts, desperate datos <iarse eae ich rane eee lil with tuberculosis, can Itve but a few days | GIRL EMPLOYERS THREATENTO CUT ~~ Muteson Optic 1330 Second Avenue $5.00 Glasses Stevens’ Cable Frame Formerly U. 8. Optical Co, By United P Leased Wire Spherical Lenses CHICAGO, May 20—Fiat that the erlactment of an els f 1 00 ea EAS or $1. the wages of women and girls was é Eyes Tented Free of Charge Complicated cases fitted where others served on a sub-cc tae ab the Saturday Only. tall, New Lenses pat in your old frames. Illtno! senate “ today by a Carroill’s 1102 First IT’S YOURS FOR girdle Is Health? Pec.cic: A FEW DOLLARS MEETAT GMD which innate intelligence has unbroken all parts of the body. A condition in which zy 1s acting on and through 100 per cent Hall the Oreg MARCUM OPTICAL CO. Bring This Ad. 017 FIRST AY It was de employes D. EB. Prese hosiery said T would rather work ten rer of TERS ace girl urs a day than eight functions are performed with reg ime. Any deviation from 100 issue or time, constitutes dis exist innate Intell! where communication has gence and the diseased part ops the communication, then disease been tural colle atulated on th L. R. NUTTING, the nerves 3145 Arcade. practor, removes this pressure on the being cong ens as ath ing of a field r hold wing the Phone Main 1342. the THOSE WHO ENJOY LIFE’S§ 50!" 2°." capt price 2 Y on t LUXURIES NOW §f",...: hades go with the house and ARE THOSE. WHO DEPRIVED ® 2°." “eerei!y, Dur this year there } Spe al alae large crowd was present to witness | from THEMSELVES OF THE FOOLISH LITTLE THINGS AND PUT THEIR Shaving Wife’s DAVID P. EASTMAN By sci gic fl RESINOL A SAFE SEE coe SH TREATMENT of Angel Bourts that her hust 1 4 er hesitate to use y 1 7 1 Resinol Ointment IN| the tender fq 1 her t. ringworm and teh bur when her rela id un { that not allow he . Se aaig } r the count f kk ek kk kk tk 'N : t * rar ki he * President J Paterson of & w such @ record of ® the Seattle Construct Dry- * rova a . hor » hundred < 8 Par rote ® the * Resinol preparation * aval 1 * ’ f * | hnell. l* « ud an ® firm ae ®ve € thelr whi practice * The It of *| They prescribe Resinol free MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK s bea : i be *|fident that its soothir "tide We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on Savings. ® equipped for *|so bland and gentig as to be suited | & raising and #/to the most delicate skin—even of No r * a machine shop to replace all */a tiny baby > t t * worn out parts. The Pushnell *| The nearest druggist sells Rest w ern an rus oO. *® will be tender to a fleet of 10 &|nol Ointment 1 $1.00) 1 THE UPTOWN BANK. * submarines, five of which are #|Resinol Soap (25c) or you ean Pike Street, Corner Fourth Avenue. : bis P Pmgaken es Reslt OL Baltes eq tol it tesinol tin Md, for liberal PeLee Lee eeee ree ve sample of ene Dextra, 11, win's daughter, who band, caused by the Baidwin ter of “Lucky,” hand,” Mra, McClaughry said “There shall be no more talk of settlement. | will not give him money for these children, although | have always stood ready to make a settlement on him as the husband of a rich woman. | will get the children yet, and bring them up in the proper way.” All that old romance of the poor San Francisco clerk and the daughter of “Lucky” Bald- win, which began nearly 15 years ago, is dead When the McClaughrys were first married they lived on his money, the salary of a clerk The marriage was against the wishes of “Lucky” Bald: win. He had more soaring ideas for his girl. But she was willing to leave her home of “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. ROBERT CURTIS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring, Repairing, Installing 1018 Post St. Seattle ALBERT B. LORD An old established office, fully equipped of real ¢ Northern Bank Bldg. in ery de vartment tate ea | millions. be age OORT ieee aC: | re T f 2 HAW! HAW! HAW! Z vio Lt war * i 1 sHoutr voreay \lk mM) i fo STAY HERE! ) “a UND MAKE A NOISE MITTIN NYS Me ADOLF, | i o ae at IT's BEGINNING | | UKE SOBBING. Nowe oy To RAIN, AND Mie \ HAW! HAW! AAW! ? ~ OSGAR LEFT MIS , \ \ UMBRELLA y Se 4 } —~~ Neither Would You Be Plunged in Grief if You Were in Adolf’s Shoes Music by and Baldwin McClaughry, 9, are the central figures ments as a result of the fight between Mrs. McClaughry and her hus- Inset, picture of Anita, daugh- who Is fighting for her freedom and her children, children of Lucky Bald- sensational develop- In LUCKY BALDWIN’S DAUGHTER TELLS ABOUT THE MISERY HIS Ing in these things. “When | be We he scolded. “He was financial master be- fore the world, but | held tight to the purse strings. | gave him income for managing but held onto the half my the estate, principal Money my husband more worse than ever. shou about a year couldn't stand his talk | offered would stop perseouting me.” ALASKA COAL IS ASKED FOR NAVY be. my father died and left me a share in his millions, ndependent, and began to fight back when i surrounded Claughrys like a wall “After | inherited my fortune, persecuted He declared that he was not being treated as the husband of a rich woman d 1 left him $2! 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