The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1913, Page 6

| t aro REESE Bartel! Drug Co. Offers To Pay For Samose If It Fails Bogin ¢ of oda and you v good, he tain,” v mark Vigo M come food powe that {s latod plea Phone Main 963. Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St. RHEUMATISM meenach Troubdl and All Discs wi Sulphur Hiseases | wil quick relief in ~ VEGETABLE SILK UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Looks Like Silk. Costs One-Fourth $02 People's Bank Bidg., 2nd & Pike ATENT SUucTionw You Can’t Beat True-to- Nature Teeth. They restore and look better Ike to: betones, comfort and gpod Feasonadle cost appearance at Painte: Extraction Free whe Plates are Ordered. 3 Mounted on Vulca: will cost you $5, $10 a according to quality teod. Boston D Dentists 1420 Second Ave. Opp. Bon Marche, Seattle. EV T-SEATTLE ryrene CKuAN RAILW Ajax Drug ‘Stor TTLE — Limit 4:00 p.m Local 5:09, 9:01, 19:09, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, . $00, 10:15 pm ht leaves both cities 6:00 IC NORTHWEST TRACTION co ae ERETT. WASH A Place to Eat Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 p. m. to lam Table d’hote Dinner, with pint of wine, 75c Men and Women countryside between The Dalles and | >|of the way on | SAy ADOLF, piss Time I A sorte \ vo YOU VANT | } T Give BROKEN-HEAR FIGHTS OFF DOCTOR; DIES husband at Vancouver {c fal aid had failed Wanted to Go Home she became Ase let me come home,” the us Mea ead. “Iw will| was again 9u arc the on 16. | the room mpty six-| ticket unce wood bottles, The the appeal was| woman was to a bospita but died ours later. | | her A letter found in Mra. Po: 8 vah's room m her husband, in for death. Ab *. Povah sent fc and said she was EIGHT-MILE RIDE June 11.—at-! being made to positiv bandit, believed by Cor-| joner Burgett to be Cecil Pettyjobo| was partially lof Dayton, Wash., who was shot and| john by killed by Artie Harriman while at-| tempting to enter Harriman's ranch house, after terrorizing the/ the place where he met death, a distance of elght miles During the trip from The Dalles, part of which was taken with a |stolen horse and buggy and the rest horseback, the des ado fired on at least a dozen per sons, one of whom, a man whose! name was not learned, was struck in the arm Harriman had concealed himself within the ranch house in anticipa- HANG OUT YOUR FLAG ON JUNE 14 Saturday, June 14, is national Flag day. Seattle schools will hold 5 special exercises Friday, and May = or Cotterill has issued a proclama. rs tion asking all of Seattle “to fling 4) oe | ae bee elgg Bhg call iat Music By a yote of 15 to 2, the execu-} CHARLESTON, June 11—The edifice and bustness building,” the tive board of the Seattle Commer: |story of the establishment of mar. mayor says, “and be displayed al club Tuesday night recalled tial law in the West Virginia coal from every citadel of truest pat n F, Shields as first vice presi-| districts, and the acts of the state's riotism—the American home au ree |: dent |military tribunal, were told to the June 14 has be 1 designated as |_ This action was taken when/senate subcommittee Investigating g day, because it was on that | Shields insisted that the club conditions in the coal mining re in 1777, that the continental Home Instruction should imr place before | gions of this state today. Most of congress enacted “that the flag of the a“ " and the/the morning session Mon eproea t United States be 1 i grand jury a to testimony of military officers. arskte wed ahd wii Special Offer to Our Read. |(1,."', IThe miners and their women had union be tars, with a bt ers re Lew their inning this srnoon field, representing a new consti exis Judge Advo' Elliott tution In order to advertine and intro |to « finds no|whom the min the “war fuce thelr home study musto les: |STound for criminal prosecution. lord of the universe,” testified that sons in every locality the Interna | STOLE DOBIE’S DOUGH rie ne Sa tksioted that vee t Police Talk of | tlonal Institute of Music of New| Information has been filed against |Virqnrn ahorifts and. peace wert F emale Styles WASHINGTON, e “AN men are rubberr the varia m from the t sprung by Chief of I sen of Oakland, Cal., her the police chiefs’ conventic a discussion of the style en's dress and the advisabil stamping out the tango and the tur key trot came up. Any normal man,” said Peter. sen, “would around and rub ber when he saw women wearing dresses chopped off at the ankles and the neck, split up to the knees g {and fitting like a glove.” |PREPARE WELCOME | FOR ’98 WAR VETS ‘| PORT TOWNSEND, June | weakn and nervous 11 dinord f Preparations for the reception of a * abiial iat nd | 500 United Spanish war veterans agent in thien t|in their annual encampment, ts be practice. ling made here. The meet will be THANKSGIVING LETTER gin Wednesday and continue till Bellingham 1011, |Saturday night. A big Dr MC M sis a{begun Monday and ns Gay 4 ig pot mn ank| week, is one of the features ar Zaring. father. ranged for the entertainment of and has not his|the “vets.” rheumatis 1 looks 20 *| PLAN SALE OF BONDS going to get whether he n He is very we WIFR. Dr. Macy: And Associate Medical and Surgical Spectaliats, 1e—9 9. m. 4 pom. 12, CONSULTATION PREF DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS of town, write , Opposite Totem tle, Wash. Sundays, Pote A special session of the council |will be held Thu y morning to |take up the sale of $975,000 refund ing bonds A secret session of the [finance committe a nd an offer ha been made by Jers to take up the Issue at par, pro-| vided the bonds are made to run 10! d of 20 is 8, inste SCHOOLBOY IN Philadelphia| has Huclld lashed to the mast, but |basn't made the ball team, | ENOUGH CLEVER ‘ BY ALL Me ANS, which he up BANDIT SHOOTS UP_ COUNTRY | tion fired as soon as be was sure of the serving, exclusively, war VELL, HERE (so DER RIDDLE, ) i DoT 155 " 5S OM Fipore> || DER RIDDLE 155—"WHY Dorr ) CORRECT 3 ero 'T UP? ,-7 || GIRAFFES GET HOUSEMAID'S ~\_ REASON 15s BECOSS— —<—— KNEE IN SOUT AMERICA? HA~HA-HA!~ DEY HAF ess. meeaiipet ins ‘op No GIRAFFES IN f~ OSGAR. LT ss ir SouT AMERICA. ) SOUNDS LIKE A \ a Becoss Tey. Mou \ a intl (se VON « VOT HAF No KNEES } ee oe v/ a iso iT? - IN Sout , oe ) pea: — Cw HEIR TC HARRIMAN’S MILLIONS CARES MORE FOR SPORT THAN FOR HIS DOLLARS TED MOTHER | w 1, but the woman vere.” Dr. 8 1 to see him, th a pillow covering on't want to do anything,” she Please go away phy an left without pre Her Heart Broken ning a ma f Harry h held Harry roken, I want to raided her {n strong at sald was her r two children s for w he nel t of the IN WILD of o un pme viait, and tions of the bandit The bandit, who was about 22 identified as Petty Miss Bessie McCullough aged 18, of Echo Gold Medal, Leadon, 1911 Largo Sal MICH GRADE vo mn rere iM you attended s o'clock tea ie Sherrys, Fifth Avenue, N.Y., with. in the past ro years, you found \bem AVERILL HARRIMAN on left, non of the late railway king, dts ing Yale ch Coach Gold of England, whc crews the E ke; and G. 8. M an » Oxford and Leander eights, who seems to be | justrating an in Finds Soul Affinity; Pulls Knife When the Relationship Is Denied i HAMBURG, June — Re. Or Ridgways Tea cause a restaurant diner refused ba af * You ean have in your own home the o admit that he had a soul af and cls wood by Queen Victeria finity with him, Herman Streub for me and served by Sherrys er, exhospital steward, attack it « to paying, b him with a knife and fr it was up serious wounds before he whose tastes w be stopped same as his Stre seated himself at The “affinity” declined to ad Order Trial Package the same table an the «victim mit the relationship, and Streub- TODAY! and duplicated every order he er reached for his knife. QUST SHIELDS 'SENATORS HEAR. J, B. ith charging grand larceny ) on May 21 last from Gilmour Doble football coach of the U niver | cers were unable situation. York will give free to our readers a complete course of instruction | to cope with the for elther Piano, Organ, Violin, | sity of Washington andolin, Guitar, Banjo, Cell rm cy a gg AFTER HORSEWHIPPING a ss Instruments or Sight Sing- » in Winsted, Conn., farmer's In return they simply ask that |young wife had him arrested for| you recommend their Institute to | breaking her whip. You may not know one note from JOHN HEIMRICH, 68, one of the inders of the Washington Trust} er; yet, by their wonderfully on ; Fe Wy !Co., died in Portland ‘Tuesday tino ‘ah He eo ‘are Of those he sel Ny him ia Mrs int heart ne'er made a good anced player you will receive |S: A. Hull, who resides here. dup. Which saved the cash in » Holgate Tuesday night A masked robber ordered the bar special instruction, saloon, he lessons are sent weekly, They are so simple and easy that 1740 First av, Diabetes | they are recommended to any per- jtender to throw up his hands, He son or little child who can read dived under the counter to get a English. Photographs and draw: | Simple Herb Quickly Relieves |". The thug, without delay, turn Ings make everything plain. Under | This Dread Disease ed right around and hoofed it up the Institute's free tuition offer you will be asked to pay only a very| small amount (averaging 14 cents a °'' week), to cover posthge and the necessary sheet music. the street at a record breaking pace. Diabetes has heretofore been cons ed. incur 4 the only on " a has been their years by strict diet No one should overlook this mony | vita ia, che treatment et dlaveton, derful offer. Tell your friends |i icyir reducipe, the, pacific gravity | about It-—show this article to them, restoring vigor and bullding The International Inatitute has successfully taught others and can successfully teach you, even tf you know absolutely nothing whatever |i cel music, The lessons make pa held | » prolong A DRINKING fountain, to be erected in front of the Broadway high school, which has been donat ed to the city by thé Alpha- Liter ary society, will be formally pre sented to Mayor Cotterill at school this afternoon nd ugar, p the Phie har MRS, HULDAH widow of the late W. L, Wilkins, a fal values to the diabetic, |ClVil War veteran, died at the resi thing clear. ntaining latest diet liste and exciu-|dencey of her daughter, Mrs ite today for the free booklet, | Sve table of food values, giving percent Thomas Graham, Tuesday. She which explains everything. It will jase of starch and sugar (carbohydrates) | wag 72 years of age, S convince you and cost you nothing. |'".,/ 1 friends of this offer + | Address your letter or postal card | ,, ay form full-sized 600] N, FRANCIS, a bottler at the In to International Institute of Music, § CHEMICAL CO., Dept. | dependent Brewing vill oint. N. ¥ Co., lose 8 Fifth Ave.” Dept.. 21D, New |""$X; Mn" yur’ piavetol in Beatle at the|the sight of his left eye as a result | York, N. Y |martel! Drug Co., at the regular Price of an explosion of a bottle, which —————— he was filling Tuesday 4 DANCING Od Th at G, SAMURITA, a Japanese, who H!PPODROME eon PATHS | runs ie harver shop at 121% 'Ocet cin ata ontcen FIRST, DET, PIKE AND unron, [ental av., was slashed across the | se Oe Om face with a razor wielded by his Dancing Taug SIGNS OF T PRATHER, sister, Miss L, Samurita, as a re ve EXPRESS ©. D. sult of an argument between the BOOBS AND BRICKS, two in the shop Wednesday, is teaching | former coxswatn | the | witKins, | THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1913, Words by Schaefer Maker Good Halty eh The Answer to Osgar’s Riddle Is Entirely Riddled by Adolf - ” THINKING (T OVER MRS, WESTMA “IN PRISON HERE Disregard inhes of Mr ree d to remain she coul often there | 1 probably not come jup t mber, Thus far, Jhas be nable to furnish $10,000 | Edwin J. Brown, Dentist te and} on me! T can @ you want on be eure . ture tn atien at the} and can. | LUNA. PARK Dicastro’s Royal Military Band The World's Recognized Talent in Concert 3 p. m—Daily—8 p. m. Admission Free | Do Not _Qu ntity, | i the payments your conven fence. Just a small amount will open an account hero and you | have the satisfaction and prestige of being 1 well dresse HERE THEY GO. ONLY 71 LEFT OF The Famous Coldwell Lawn Mowers AT JUST WHAT THEY COST US. 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