The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1913, Page 6

fo) CAREFUL, JUDGE [The Hammock at Osgar und Adolf’s Country Hotel Is for Guests Only Judge Albertson yesterday, after 11 years ou the bench, almost tried | ~( pere (33 Dor Lazy im DER HAMMOCK ADOLe AGAIN. a criminal case. Almost, but not, quite He em- | L HAP TOLD HIN DOT paneled a jury to try J. B. Smith, | HAMMOCK 1695 RESERVED who {is alleged to have swindled | FOR GURSTS, NOT Coach Doby of the varsity football PROPRIETORS team out of adout $50 in a real es tate transaction. | But Albertson did not try the case. thing doing on that this judge. He never tried a or! {nal case and has declared, so friends state, that he would resign if he ever had to. So, after the Jury was empanoled, they were directed to Judge Ron ald’s court, where the case will be The Only Guaranteed Exterminator Stearns’ Electric Ratz aegan Ready for Sold by i aelt OF sent MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS) Electric Paste Co., Chicago, Il, 25c and $1} dir prepaid ney Evelyn pager Stearns’ ‘DRE. J BROWN | i ) / CHAPTER | li f - H xd girl } FIVE Before the { came nd while a tore detectives the door, the to cry She for Bess, she right here DENTIST 12 First Ave, Union Block Tam now giving my entire ¢ i Qttention te my Dental I do Bot compete with desta work, but use the des Ksewn to the dental profes and Finally manager she'd taken a fancy to Bess and couldn't bear to Examinations seo her go to prison, Then i ahe repeated her offer to take ‘ Bess home, saying she would give her a good place and drop (eure and ses my precesding ithe entrance of Hike the one tm Bess didnt have long to at Beware of Fake Dr. Browns tate. It was jail for grand larcen with the w or go home 30 took a chance and went hom she Leading Deatiat rt recent enemys me andabout wa jnow, that's house, She because < arrest and the Was it Beasio’s ft What store girl is Women who work a ing officers are terri ures, but there Is even a w procurer than she. He young man who “chase girls of his neighborhood. Often he’s used as a tool by vers. yw of one like him that’s in} San Quentin prison now ¢coing al long term. He was a working boy, Settle That be Question Now— | | | Wouldn't you be giad to rt this trying question of your boy’s future apawered now with reasou-| able assurance } Have you cconiitered your boy| fn relation to the qualifications re-| ‘quired for reasonable success in Biecwieal, with the Instincts of the ordinary Gas or |human who wants to have a good Mechanical time. E se wean | Anyway, he got in with what he} ee lthought waa a fast bunch. They | These professions have a funda-|had automobiles He had none.| mental relation to our country’s de-| They Invited him to bring bis girl ‘Yelopment and progress, and the | friends along for joy rides. He young man who trains specially in [41d so. lay one of them is equipped to take| They didn’t get pay torch shed ‘| man’s part in his own country’s| They just got one With experienced instructors to dl- jrect them, educates and trains ‘boys and men for all phases of ,these excellent professions, at most | {mnoderate rates of tuition. one day the mother of a 12- year-old girl, who looked five years older, got an anonym- ous letter giving some facts about her daughter and the boy. She had watched that girl all her th Will you investigate? Phone Q. A. 254. | life. She was pride of her i |heart and she couldn't believe It. “nevi ‘i So questioned her. Tt all Ina *tporated. boy was arrested, pleaded le 1 and got seven years That's how they get rid of peo 1068-10 Weat Roy St. Jat a religious revival EVELYN NESBITT ple that might talk After the |"peacher” {# arrested he can talk his head off and get laughed at Lots of the procurere work at the beaches in the summer. That's where they get respect. able girls. Often the girl is afraid to go home afterwarde— and then she's an easy victim. A girl tn the juventle ball os caped from slavers who got her One of the ngied with the crowd y night and prayed and shoot alot. friendly overtures to girl and one night when the fees were on he ¢ and said he'd been sudden! sick and asked her to lead t quietly. Down at his nohe she took him, be mixed a medicine and took it and then asked her to take tent, whore a dose. It was all foolish, child-like foot ing, but she took It. That was the last she remembered until «te came to 'n a strange roo. Her clothes had been taken awny. She cried and screamed, but it was no use. A woman came after a while and gave her a bill for $50. erted the girl development. enough. After she had disappeared | |What's this for?” yeate the boy began to get suspicious. This School, here at home,|iie began to use his braina. eles the wo ES recite oes tentanne He was dangerous. Well, | mA. you in here jehinery, apparatus, te, installed) through the slavere he had |!a#t night you wore drunk. You fuader actual working conditions,| crown to be a “rounder,” and |>roke up the furniture and smash ed the lamps. That's for the booze you had here, the damage to the | THE MARKETS | ‘The following are the average prices Dressed Mente—Aelling Chucks ease Ride, & BUNGALOW KRAFT-HARDWARE and DECORATIVE METAL WORK For Crafteman doors, builtin buffets, bookcases, sideboards, fireplaces, eto. Bitpensive in looks and quality—but not in price to YOU. Catalogue to prospective builders upon request. Can be supplied by every hardware dealer in Unit- e4 States and Canada. If not obtainable from your dealer, kindly inform us, and we will send you the 5. address of our nearest agent to you, who will be ig pleased to call with samples, et ART HARDWARE & MFG. CO. 928-930 First Ave, South—Seattie, Wash. * Cas Whole corn Cracked cor! Middiings tied e Rolled 0 END OF THE STORY OF BESS, WHO WAS TRAPPED BY WHITE SLAVERS, AS TOLD BY HER GIRL CHUM, EVELYN NESBITT, ===" | furnitore and the bire for the tax! anche, nee The hier | A Different Pennant Every Week | Pigeon,” “Easy Payments,” “How a THE STAR-SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1913. ° Words by Schaefer. Music by he y ’ were % vSE Diss HAMMOCK JUST MOW L DINK 1 VL JUST TAKE A LITTLE SNoozt q / Wit Bum'. Diss. HAMMOCK 185 For ONLY GUESTS! LOAPE UND MEMBER MERE AFTER DOT DAR WAMMOCK ss hs al QUESTS onL | —— Foam Odd World?] THIS JAP STUFF A GREAT MONTH. KEEPS. BUSY FOR JUNE BRIDES Away with the 13 hoodoo. i! Charity gifts at the kaleer'e J Poste! bank now has 360,000 depositors. Painting sold In Australia for 35 cente is believed to be a oa, bulked $15,000,000, WASHINGTON, June 2) After a conference with Presi dent Wilson, Secretary of State Seattle June brides have mi }you camo tn, Unless you stay h but contempt for it. The and pay for it we'll hand you ove to the pol Rubens. Bryan announced that the ex | young fairies shot more holes {nto — This was In Los Angeles, ___ puision of Japanese fruit pick- |the numeral jinx than an expert The girl stayed a couple of | Girl graduate In Hartford threw a baseball 150 feet in air. Aw, let) fry by ranchers at Hemet, |cheeser in a Swiss affair. days. What could she do? |‘em vote! | Cal, would be investigated Listen, Geraldine, to the proot,} But the landlady always sent | wee ee | ared the Japanese (In June, 1912, in the firet 26 dayay) up trays of food and drinks Boy Just graduated from the Orange, N. J., high school has never) ad made no repre. |“Cupid” Gage, on Profanity hill, ise three or four times a day and | been absent or tardy tn 13 years of schooling, They Ued his Ciploma) stations on the matter, but |sued $85 Heenses. In the corre charged terrible prices, #0 the | in ribbon of a different color as a reward ndicated that he wished to |sponding period of twice thirtess girl sank 4 and deeper serine B34) | have the facts at hand in case | days in June, 1913, he issued 425, . In debt. Merchant, attracted by a sign, “Mince Piles as Mother Makes) tne matter should develop into (gain of 50 Finally she re tzed a friend| Them,” in a New York restaurant, broke a tooth at the firet bite, He| an international incident. Sec: | And do you know the percentage’ in the b use, ay man wh sued and got $160 damages, | retary Bryan and the president of gain said a eee } she had always vedi fey BED THES 1 discussed diplomatic ap- Yes, Annabe per cen! ‘ 1 religious, She appealed t Dressmaker’s fallure to deliver a wedding gown reauited In a 24 pointe cane “4 — for help. He went about it] hour postponement of a Connecticut marriage at the peremptory de -— SUSPECT pullheadedly and in a minute was| mand of the bride | ARREST A in a fist fight with three “bun « oe 2 PAY FOR LYNCHING 1 Tul 28 Billy , coors.” Brooklyn boy, a stowaway on tho ship Demara, seeking to coca * RAYMOND, July — While they fought the girl ran| study the languages of the world, was displeased with the language the SHINGTON, June 2%.—Con-!pyans, also known under the t ¢ down the hall, out| mates used to stowaways & in considering & MeSAR® aliases of Hyde Wilson, is in” red another | -— — fr President Wilson, recom! custody of the ff here today where she| Monks at St. Michael's monastery, In the Caucasus, are said to have mending that a suitable appropria-/on the charge of being a fugitive) wraps and then| gone on strike for trousers, which they declare a necessity working in ton be made for the benefit of the trom California. Evans’ arrest ole to the ald the fields on cold days hetrs of Angela Albano, a subject Of | way brought about by Detective Fi Italy, who was lynched tn Septem-|w. Lloyd of Los Angeles, who ber, 1910, at Tampa, Fla. The mes |that his prisoner is wanted on sage followed % suggestion from | ora) counts, including one from Ex the Italian government that $6,000! conaido, Cal., where he is charged) be paid to Albano’s heirs. bis with complicity in a murder. Rut more. WOODY IN she couldn't go home any DANGER? |known on what done the president (Continued Monday.) jrelies for prevention WASHINGTON, June 28.—If| ve ere , { FT R ADY' Present, Wilson turna up at tho| MISSOURI SENDS 300 lag was Irdorsed by Se tary | nvr yive ae White House office one of these ST. LOUIS, June 28.—Two spectal — men will be needed Potlatch w mornings with ° “his face swelled up (trains, bearing more than 300 Mie-| WATER WILL be shut off in the which will necessitate Iiike a balloc blame it on the sourt veterans of the Battle of district between College and Mc equipment. The council will be a Kids All seven of that Gettysburg, left here today for the Clelian sts., east of 82nd av. 8. and payed to provide for their salaries in the district east of 26th av. 8. and} in the istrict between Rainier av. nous juvenile aggregation have the {fs known to fame as the pres- Each On encampment on that field veteran wore ® bronze medal. one side was a likeness of Grant equipment at its next m You can get strawberries mumps. Papa Tumulty from McClellan to Andover st The Potlatch bog has been mak |'ex rounds of 8 le } hn Bi i Aap gl eg Rod ent's secretary, has not got ‘om On the other side was a likeness of and 43rd av S., from Andover st. 100 per gallon. Take steame haa been bitten > he ts taking @ big spoon-| to Snoqualmie st, on Saturd: 1 Park for the fields. One thousand five hundred of the | ai not priated 000 to pay the expenses from 8 a m. to 2 p. m. "long car.—Advertisement. youngsters are to participate in the playfield pageant. Then there will be the children’s fete and dances on | the mammoth stage at the Potlateh stadtom, | Director J. Howard Stine, of Soa | ue « playfields, has been Grilling the “kids” for the pageant, and will hold | a dig Potlatch rally on the Pendle ton play grounds, at 19th av. and fast Harrison st, Taesday evening. | July 1. He wants all of the young | sters who will take part in the pa: | rade to be there PENNANTS 15 Inches Wide by 36 Inches Long. Retail Value 65c SEE THEM Handsomely Embossed on University Felt. Beautifully Lettered Our Own Special and Exclusive Design THE MOVIE S| At the Class A Until Sunday. TO READER Seattle Blossom Opens.” cee At the Dream Unt! Sunday “The Stru, two reels; Joffe “A ing Complication, rance Into Light.” 15c A different Pennant every week. Start saving the pennants now, so you will get a com- plete collection. Six coupons and 15¢ entitle you to a pennant. The coupons are all numbered and they must be clipped 15¢c Pennants of- fer a classy, cozy air---a touch of re- finement to your den, your library, even your office and place of business. It will brighten any spot you place it. We are anxious to have you see them. You Star “Mr. Compromis- “From = Igno- ° | At the Clemmer Until Sunday | “Tho Snare,” throe reels; “Birds | | of Brazil.” | At the Alhambra Until Monday | “When Light Came Back,” two reels; “A Day at the Beach,” “His Daughter,” “The Ten Thousand | Dollar Bride.” | ° | At the Grand Until Sunday “Mutual Weekly,” “Beautiful Bismarck.” At the Melbourne Untli Sunday “The Tempest,” two reels; “Mr Wallingford's Wallet,” “The Claim.” At the Ciroult Untii Sunday “Her Supreme Sacrifice,” three reels; “Peeping Pete,” “A Bandit.” . ° At the Elite Until Sunday “Get Rich Quick Billington,” Suwanee River,” “Timely Inter ception,” “Apples of Sodom.” oe At the Olympian Tonight “Mother,” two reels: “The Gum Man,” “The Photograph and the! Blotter.” | SAY MASS FOR 2,000 aL, AND, rata June 28.—One largest outdoor masse in this country, and the first | ever held In Cleveland, was cole brated today before 2,000 Knights every day for six days fol- lowing each other. 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