The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1913, Page 6

= - See VALUABLE DIGIT Osgar Hears Adolf Has Succumbed to the Lure of the White Lights - aid “UND / vere iss nt L/ ADOLF Diss nH | EVENING, lost his f when a st ron \ Mes. HASHLY ? Always Reliable Relief from the ailments caused by disordered stomach, torpid liver, irregular bowels is given —quickly, safely, and assur- edly—by the tried and reliable BEECHAM’S PILLS | Bold everywhere. In bones, 10c., 25e. Union Theatre HE SENT WORD THAT He THE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 21, {Worf A CABARET ADOLF? 1S GOMG To STAY DOWN J @vICcK, my HAT! TOWN AND SPEND THE ( D89 HASS To BE ATTENDET EVENING AT A youas ~ TO GtFore iT 1@5 CABARET. Nee. Joo LATE, 7 .* si 1913. Words by Schaal , T FELT IT WOULT HAPPEN. AFTER a MAN ASD GEEN REPRESSED ALL HISS ure UKe ADOLF HASS, VEN HE BREAKS IOUDT HE GOES TO RUIN GUICK we a PLUNGES INTO —— DISSIPATION P) — y Like A ANVIL FALLING f- INTO A CISTERN, “HERE 189 Dot 8 BABYLONISN RESORT OF INTOKICATING \ BLEASURE! I vir VALK IN ON ADOLF IN on Dee VERY FLUSH OF His MAD PREVELRY, UND BRIKG HIM To HiSS SENSES Ne /\ THIRD, NEAR UNION Retail Business |... The Bank For Savings comes offectt The women were very tm earnest Trousers Ve. Petticoa’ haps Something New From a German Specialist :. Blood and Nerve Tonic for all Nervous Dis oats os Trousers see game. Petticoats rs, Mental were ts fle Depression, and in fact every |for a “cause. tile | ‘ or cities? | disease of the nervous system. | | Their Dope Doesn't Agree | A great help in relieving 6s | Petticoat Snook was familiar, So ea Ou Epilepsy and to purify F d | t iriffitha. Both quot blood of all eruptions, 1 rauduien feures blotches, boils Title” all obst tion colds, b ‘ orders « os te ian A sure th f news s tel appendi ‘ the story of f matism, and ir diseases can be help lieved. It is a syste and it excites the natural cathartic of the bowels and stren hem. 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PROFIT-MAKER MI, MPKINLEY WOMAN CORRESPONDENT CALLS ON HIM| BY GILSON GARDNER erential t, cyntoal, ar WASHINGTON, D, C., June 21 cre and a to 8 6," {It will no doubt surpr an ne ats were oa Trous the |Ple to learn that th ir 1 and a bit tt 1oK The war ry successful par h f trousers a 4 t t over h at " 1 fter ht tha *t ar " he asked t Lane a) * Tr t minis nj ra a motor p to f eaid f le division eat e fers \ petticoats rejoiced t soon er 1 gallantly to es called on Trousers Cot-|t¥ tcoat cause, but really o Joely nothing 4 #0 on 1 am powerless,” said Trousers |Clean p She ce the Figures Cottert The council! will have| Representative David J. Lewis of The jury e division,” said Pet pass an ordinance authortaing |Maryland and George J. Kindell of St has such @ vital the transfer Colorado have been laboring with do. It seema such a pity Ba 1 the petticoats to ths | Postmaster General Bu n to her d f the depart amber to tell the tr get him to redu t . . H ny, and there were thin subject the atte e ‘ f * « orm eft ake a | serves. ster employed in|they were dreadfu paella arose Jwhat in the world could they | ret Petticoat Snook. | about tt? was read from it. notes, The ch ¢ nnon, woun toa | ed The watch dog or MacArthur 3 any stenographers working arrest at the Ridde o st ngth 4 with that of oth relative ompal oat of his time reating on under MY shade trees. I him this ¢ g that he ! have to rest somewhere toe hee i oston Dentists os sind 3p Mat t Dept, LK-28, dnek coy . _ 1420.22 Seeond Ave « HI man to e department i Petticoats Outwitted “hates Fire Proof Darkiar t VAULT DOORS Fire Proof Rarglar- Proot M FARMERS’ GOING BY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, D. C., June 21 the exod of the Furniture Wood onat * | Fixtures Vast Wood Steel Marble PURCELL SAFE INF WALLS n0@ Third Av oF fA x 1 in the untax as is done by J. J. Patortzo tn nnesota hwest M Tax Commiasion BIG SKYSCRAPER NEW YORK, June New Y is recovering from one of th nests of wind, Mehtnir in ite history A bolt of Nehtting foremsat of the steamer I 6 off quarantine, The The Woolworth building tallest In the city, waa.struck | ning, but not seriofly dam ted Press Loam oh worst ar of our 10 ruck aster 1 lany Valuable rec . 4 BR re: Sr ay for te, ords and Instruments were lost. | pe apie DODGE BIG ISSUE acter You, have “invemteated, ‘oar Gotg Meda (ARENT es Cotumbia and ougee and method o London, A 8 S REIN. Second. SPRINGFIELD, TL, June 21 TO ee elias ee TE iis | HART were the guests of honor at Telephones Pass. Agent Pe ota hantelatate: easinenad our exhibit house 96 a silver wedding anniversé < Main 117 ti ws Pi : The wattintve CL a uke Do you know that homeot Mrs. 0. C Mais hOl Hike Millote S008 ee ee rendur “ . ed ered H . 80) Priday q ove Or King 8 Ss le and referendum bill before it failed [tree te untess ordered Ridgways Tea ri mat, Friday night, | A large enn ng MOT FORTARLR eriar. jerow: of merrymakers was pres-| ent. | ROYAL ARCANUM. will cele ry P | FOR GOOT a and 4 Ate Tight Ph ASPEN ce: - brate the 26th anniver ary, of th Nudd House an: , avees 8. P. WILSON, a Seattle de | Use the Oriental Limited co Jer National Park and ie g of the order t basket |. Garage Co. crat, has been appointed oil insy Minneapolis, St. Pawl, Chicago and East plenic at Wildwood park next Sun 4, M, Itor under J. H. Perkins, the new day, 2008 Firat Ay. so itott 1321 Commissioner of agriculture, : Copyrighted , h Makes a Healthy | :: Exclusive Agent for the Bungalows bulla you taken In the st Harold Ben » home ny was o REN >» wan conv! son, GET AFTER VESSEL | KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Ju Leaving tn a fast fishing banks, a de Iaunch eS ‘the! y U. 8. mar ay to bring for fat crew whe man, war in Axel Clausen, a ard while the Ar Rheumatism If You Have Rheumatism Sign and Mail | This Counon Today on That Are Sate before bunk and He down tralia hosy of stairs ar FAIRBANKS, Ala June 21 Archdeacon Hudson Stuck and his arty of three we consfu the h yeep ary, and Walter Harper Stuck rer 1 at the base camp to rest i rn here tn Augunt w York ft for Alaska * BOLD RUSH IS ON AT BAKER, ORE. PAKER, Or., jue 21.—Miners in| |this section are making a rush to ward Susanville today, after recety m Geo. Armstrong and Gu unearthed Duteh nugget was NECK BROKEN, HE! DRIVES4 MILES ea the CENTRALIA, Wash, June 21- cullar accide here resulted he death Friday of J. R. Rine- { the Chehalis hingie company pa «x heavy $1 COUPON FREE ber to him and the older man y entterer fr in some manner dislocated his neck Rineley canght six more pieces he was forced to go to his Fifteen min utes Inter he ¢ horse 15 minutes later ‘LILLY’ DENIES IT rage LOUIS, June 21.—Lilan Mil ent of the telephone op: union pmbers are today ata five strike. any has nore protec: Miss a denies the cha against ber. HAVE ONE? SURE MELBOURNE, June olor of France 21.—The tri day over the Wallis Islands, north of the Tonga group, in the Pacific, according to a copy of the Fiji Times received co. here, The paper says that French rm Seattle You deette, ne nel Ao, rink my 4 Draft LK-28 Olly Inckson, Mich end no mor upon, Do itr any = agents Induced the native chiefs of islands to petition France for chtout annexation instead of protectorate then existing, SAN “Pay tory 4 FRANCISCO, was the lemand of Henry as he suddent Fong Hong in th shop 1 can't pay you now,” Hong sd. Then Quong shot him times through the head d. The slayer was captur the top floor of the build June 21 peremp Quong before tatlor a debt of latter's here to cajlect ST. ANDREWS ytland, June 21.—The suffragettes early | today urned the marine laboratory at the niversity here Sn SA Music by MacD. UND DEN AGAIN, MavBe I SETTER NOT ’ MEDDLE MIT HISS vi 4 HARMLESS LITTLE ~~ ENCHOYMEN TS. ~ ", ‘NO! HE’S A REGULAR MAN By Idah McGlone Gibson President was a rather who had spent his 4 more pleasure in en. In fact, with I th self” than “high-brow | eee | Well—President Wilson {s NOT that sort of man at all! HE 18 A REGULAR HUMAN BEING! He is ey than ( shy f THEORIES ught he probably in the of “flocking by him. I thought he was distinetly haunts ocr Roosevelt—for, w elt picks his friet n all classes for qualities which a ne is very apt, most of the time leave the rest of the human family OUT P ALL THE PEOPLE, whether office of the presi- newspaper men. { filed into his room and stood about esident stood with his back to fhe the big desk, [wines When he turned to the assembled men—and one woman—there was a quizzical smile about his mouth as he acknowledged the sal calls by tions of those present, some of whom he their first names when he speaks to them personally He stood with his hands on the back of his chair, his whole man + being that of a man who was about to say “lM READY—FIRE AWAY, GENTLEMEN!” From all quarters came the words, “Mr. F ‘the boys% were primed with Be ns, and {t was most interesting to a woman 1 which the chief executive did NOT tell * for “ ident, ing he did not want to tel Toward the close of the conference one man caused a ripple of laughter by asking Mr. President, have you got another news hunch this morning?” This was in reference to the “lobby probe,” which was started by the president with his famous declaration that he believed there was “a most {nsidious lobby in Washington.” President Wilson keeps the world’s affairs closely in hand and ripen finds as much time to read as does Col. Roosevelt. No wspaper man can stump him with a question on current yee After the conference The Star's correspondents, Oliver P. = and Gilson Gardner, took me to meet the president, ats hand stip was most hearty and gree iK most sincere. After the introduction he said to Mr. Gardner: 1s had a very interesting time at the ‘thirst inquiry, "— this tn re to the recent testimony of Mr. Gardner for Col. Roose: velt at Marquette Mr. Gardner answered: “Who knows, Mr, President, but that you may be going through the same grill six years from date!” ‘Not while the grape juice lasts,” interrupted Mr. Newman, and we all smiled as the president answered: “Right for you.” And from our little conversation it was easy to see that President Wilson holds even a greater title than president of the United States, For HE 18 A REAL HUMAN BEING AND A REGULAR MANI GARAGE FOR BABY carriages 1s to be a feature of the Henry Die ston Memorial Methodist church in Philadelphia. BLIND FOR 11 MONTHS, a girl in Manchester, England, recovered her sight suddenly while weeping bitterly at the graveside of her crand- mecther. CAPT. JAMES McNALLY, in the shipping trade tn Philadelphia, | buys a new barge with the advent of each new baby in his family, He 2 children, and a barge named for each of them , Who’s Who Who runs the nifty railroad train that daily makes the round to the Twin Cities and Chicago from grand old Puget Sound—Who has enroute that fine old place for rest or for a lark, that's known the whole world over as Glacier National Park Who show their patrons courtesy, and service that is swell, and feeds them in a dining car that beats the best hotel — Who c carries just the people that you're ‘highly glad to meet, and has a schedule and a route that’s awful hard to beat— Whose cars are perfect palaces of elegance ans ease—who's studied every detail in an effort just to plez ase —Who is proud of all this record? Why, look Siow and read the sign—Of course— The Oriental Limited and the G. N. Railway Line Secure tickets, information and berths from J. MOORE .