The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1913, Page 6

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AIDS JUST LITTLE THINGS.--A POKER, A SCRAP OF PAPER, A SHRED WHY TWO, i ee mon, OF SKIN, SOLVED GREAT ROCK ISLAND EXPRESS CAR MURDER) #\ee seri ecee's i ont Morgan today has ordere TO HAIR 9 4 B. Pietro to make two marble busts of his father. Both will be life size, nf By Frank P. Stockbridge | SOS St RRC nite eee Sere reageha ad suarble eos Pra: sl water ts amp Pre aterprios Association) Shreds of human skin under valise in from| Te busts will be somplete ) oY ent re a the dead man’s finger nails « up and | Sdout elght months. Satine a6) It ae the asus wore ae A corner missing from one ery last one @nd dandruff an criminal overlooks that send draft in a bundie of canceled f search, re Fou stinmaculace y him to prison or death. Lit VOURNOE hwa ga Crullers or Fried Cage Bate will \ tle. things —'habits,-a torn! sju0 enough evidence to fied a om just, oon Never Greasy to do up, while scrap of paper, forgetting tO/murderer with. Put the test of a oocioas : Py Mra Mok Hin, Battor ae ae fe notice the weather. good detective 1 ability to oF a 7 ie oad on ec Gagsen : Little pyre o_o find clows ir THE LITTLE : Py saggy Sourvnin tt ement « A midnight h/ THINGS t “ a ceagentin oles yi sale: anes : ‘and cur 13. 1886 wont “ : this wage TH DETECTIVES . phe | eo Island train stopped at tective was William A. Pinkertot TO BHADOW SCH} "A sts Follow } loss if pyroxt nd ee “A 28 is cert nger-en: larr The poker, for instance ne h 1 a bad hs) where hat Rioaati ths pever nae use t id bent the tae $50, and $100 bills a certain fat behind the stov ) RAIL, : % Kently dissolves fat : Stores the f rc THAT the figure wit! press messenger, tn ert one ” THE LITTLE first of the two ex It - Se preva i lying dead on th THINGS—a habit—that the crimb vi ficlently reduced was oper car nal had overlooked be ; is leaves the ff apers the ro Newton Watt, the messenger tn i exin_ am ox kom i BUT $22,000 Pe the second express car, was the eri ARMS—A skin tot! $100 BILLS WAS MISSI only one of the who had see ge y @an be made at littl n crew excepting Con-|the robber. A or ieee & Crutiers or Fried Cakes had eC Du mM t +h 7 - = . flow eve 4 Me witch ‘hese! or hot rth 4 ni black mask had warned him not to put a rope around m ars 1 level § rus 2 teaspoontuls « hwartz remained 5 >| move, while a hand shov vos exctatined wha : hich ts adde< a tne ‘This dries quickly after rd the evide | ver through ventilator glass {n " she had admitt RMR OM traces ot ollinees cr. oe Chicago, Pithe car roof, The glass was bro- did not know that witnesses we 4 ed-out.” unh ¥ appearance. rest of the train went on west ‘ | ken but the = 4 ubstitute for der, the spur And these are the clews the de THERE WERE NO FOOT. ré—there Sift toget for powd epur-| é rs Sift together, three times, the x Jotion is not equated, and to the] tectives found next morning: | | PRINTS IN THE SNOW ON TOP |tagraphs tn that day. “Where did | four, K C baking powder, mace and ive & mystic touch of added beauty, | A heavy poker, wit aa THE CAR! A LITTLE PAST MIDNIGHT ON MARCH 13, 1886 you hide the coat you cut the mask | salt.” Add the sugar, butter and for it is invisible when ¢ and matted hair on it ptween Joliet and Mor out off he finally demanded of myik to the beaten eggs and stir oO feel ith h “onde 7 nfor nd t Hed 3, lhe m i gg le oe eg | A black ve bgt bin bine” were there footprints Conductor Danforty and they called) | Schw ke of an ¢ old valine was a threecornered | bet into dry ingredients to make a stiff aa Advertisement the snow near the trac lroad track, such as anon Pinkerton. If Schwartz had not! the conductor had found tn bit of paper—a scrap that fit- UNDER THE WOODPILE,” dough. Knead slightly; then cut - —ehemtemmedee nd murderer munt no re nt to remove his room on the incoming train. The| ted the torn draft found in the |SHE REPLIED—and there the/with fried cake cutter. Drop into 17th, 1913 # the detective might conductor remembered It—he had| express car! detectives found it. And on the Effective July 17th, Another little thing — THE have noticed the scrate on thrown ft away, as {t was torn and| Another LITTLE THING. the|«trength of what Schwartz and his|on soft paper or colander and roll 5.5. PRINCE RUPERT 85.5 PRINCE GEORGE Ww RATHER that the criminal had the back of bis hands—seratches empty. Hut the detective hunted | criminal had overlooked. |wife bad said to each other they |in powdered sugar. 5 De | overlooke that recalled the SHREDS OF it up—and to him it was far from Sc who had been on the| arrested Newton Parr the other T jthat § had bee , ‘o fry, hav. » Brakeman Schwartt, “dead-|}SKIN under the dead man's finger empty robbed train had traveled back| messenger, and the two got life in| turn oniars pa wtisiael Tene headed” back from Davenport with! nails. Down In the bottom of the | from Davenport with Conductor! Joliet | frying to insure all parts being jequally ght and thoroughly SAY WON'T HELP ALL DOPED OUT? ms: it’s free and it con- ’ fei |tains 90 just such appetizing fase. July 24.—1t|/Fecipes. Send the colored certtfi- hat Miss Jessie 26-cent cans to the of President and » kettle filled with hot fat; drain Leaves Seattle, Wash.. | Leaves Seattle, W Midnight Wednesday for| Midnight Sunday for Vietoria, Vancouver Victoria, Vancouver Prince Rupert, Granby | Prince Rupert, Stewart Bay and Queen Charlotte} and M: t,” Britian Islands. Sol SEVEN DAYS OF SOLID COMFORT “8. 8. PRINCE JOHN” AND “S. 8. PRINCE ALBERT” Leave Victoria every Thu at 0 Pp m and Vo every Friday at midnight for Queen Charlotte Is ? after ene ee with “S. & Prince Rupert. fron Tango Garter to Replace Siit Skirt Petticoat NEW YORK, July 23.— The Tango garter comes tn the wake of the Tango skirt. It t# to supplant the petticoat entire! It consists of a foot-wide fringe of any color to match the alitap frock with which it worn. It is fastened to a covered elastic band fitting snugly below the knee—the knee that belongs TON, J July 24.—Why {ders the Underwood tari WILLIAMSON a poor substitute for the Payne Was reported tod riff law was told Wilson, daughte day bt Se Weeks Mra. Wilson, and | Jared that a reduction|W!ll make their home here after thelr marriage. Mrs. Wilson is scheduled to arrive here this r \ A t P e 3 f wealth field, president of Williams colle; ea ric noon to visit the wife of Harry e. ak ae It is reported she will TT “ ‘ fi » wil ect a resi . . f | dence for Miss Wilson. It is also The |Feported that Sayre is to be Gar-| workingman can buy twice as much | fleld’s secretary. CO., Chicago, and Francis B. Sayre | Fite name and address plainly. © senate to iff will not reduce th 000 refunding bonds next five years, also a burden of one mil Extensive road improvements, ements, | retire 307! the establishment of the lazy bus- | within | GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY band and mothers’ pension funds, | contemplat Passenger trains leave Prince ee Wednesday the doub! toon system in Seat | Per year et 10:00 a m. for New Hazelton, B.C. Kn «.) tle’s fire d port improve-| A third item, outatd Now Hazelton Sunday and Thursday at 940 0. 1 ments, the shifting from local dis-| ning expense of the v Rupert at 6:00 p. m. tricts to the general fund of cer-| ments, is the added pure GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM tain condemnation charges, the re-|upon the general fund by the or cause g density of our population DARD and TOURIST 8! oping cars MAN STA ce J. & BURGIS, hag sey hs alien attle pays 85 per cent of the| These three new ftems, by them City Offices, First Ave. and Yesler Way, He taxes of King county and of the|selves, increase the city levy by AGENTS FOR ALL TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES port district. King county pays|over three m one-fourth the taxes of the state. | Lessens Charity Tax | Thus, increases in state and county sow indirsotty, dye taxation naturally fall heaviest| small mill levy, take care of needy | upon Seattle. | mothers abandoned wives Expect 42-Mill Levy | through the lazy husband and moth The present tax levy of 35 millalers’ pension funds, In the past, will be raised to 42 mills at least | this burden fell on the soulders of | and perhaps will go as t as 45.| neighbors, friends, and charitable}! State and county taxation is due|institutions who derived their (Double Track Route) demption of certain bonds—all|ciston of the courts in many of the |] to the right or “walking” foot with one hour's wage today as could LOW ROUND TRIP FARES TO ALL EASTERN POINTS these will contribute to make the|condemnation suits, burdens that || so that when the Tango walking |) be bought a ¢ ago. British Tom tah a FRIDAY, i) eecege., to New York and other Atlantic seaports. Through PULL 1914 budget and c equent taxa-jthe city had expected would be|[ skirt opens up, th at in w can t s than CLAIMS A CURE the heaviest in Seattle in many | charged a st the loca: tmpr ve rs ment districta. doean't show, but the frowfrou n frin. which, as the say, gives a “neat to the of «i Frene! effect workman. ia = a Ser JFRYE:CO. S$ tele! 1% United 1 ood Wire. LOS ANGEL . July 24.—That he “. has developed a serum that is a cure |for Infantile paralysis, and that he » Tango garter was in vented by an American tallor, A.M. Green, who founded the American tailors and dress makers’ association. Green has been asked by a great Partatan dressmaker to sell the French rights for the garter. already 8 treated successfully 16 Claud | Magee’s treatment, he said, consists; Cholee Spare 12: k Hams of Salt Lake and Miss Frye |the anterior horn of the marrow of Mutton keeps down his estimates to the|of the taxation will undoubtedly be quality. Try it.) es, is the claim advanced by Dr. As Follows: mption, as ed of the subcutaneous injection of aj Ribs ..... et of 8c Jof Portland, who we with him,|the spinal column of a healthy ani-| rear ee a same level of last ye The peo-| less in 1914 and future years than | ra nin " g into a telephone BLO ple, in authorizing the double|it has ever been before because it pole. y ns skull was free | Choice Steer Selling will be und accurate and rou e ou }tured. He was thrown about B Api E c . jIrvin Magee of Venice, Cal. Dr.| to live, and Misa Wil |Slycerine emulsion from the cells of Choice Br CURED WITHOUT Nap ee poles bound me | Gere ador a ee are suffering f serious Injuries, | mal Rib and Loin Mutton 15¢ even if every head of artment| It is safe to say that this portion Does Your Stomach ee erty : Bageta de he ane | es | ‘ more | eet | platoon system for firen a hu J | foot. m4 = ts n't cure rheumatiem Cwith drugs. mane measure that received an| systematic control +i | fect. fi ; | VICTORIA, PB Cc. July 24- Lt Anchor Brand ‘Sacen ie s braes, oe cerns overwhelming vote, indicated their| Mayor Cotterill's efforts to keep P | Search ° ade ages Dp the pain fore wh ’ Bl willingness to stand an extra bur-|down the tax levy will probably|Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach | Goantas * boy Nias Lome Pork erves, but edo ¢ den of on and one-ha.f mills | have fts nie oe fier ° alight Remedy Is Successfully § mited the Rect vive. Coe Liver i g bo Retire Bonds re to cryene of che: artment) Taken in Cases of Stom- tween Union and Cumberland last] @go0VERNMENT INSPEC bolt ’ ach, Liver and Intes- IPANNETTE Pi July 24—ate-| 2 ht and put out of commission | MEAT Ba tinal Ailments . pr 48 days of wandering through |(2@, Tallroad by which coal _ is ‘ ta) bronght from the Canadian Col-| ‘ook for U. 8. Purple Stamp And One Dose Has Often Dispelied /the hottest part of the torrid and jjertes Co, to its wharf at Unio: | It signifies purity and qualit: Years of Suffering [temperate zones, “Sunny Jim,” al strike has beet Im nroprose aeuincy| Shops open until 6:20 p, A jnoted racing pigeon belonging to| the i M ) |Steven Krupa of this city “homed” | te company for several months. |from Rio de Janetro This feat establishes a record, In} that no homing pigeon ever before Wonderful Rome” SPARCH OF THE STATUTES reveals no federal law against im | personating congressmen over the telephone. ete 6 ing ‘electric PHILLIPSBURG WOMAN tried to open a rafiroad torpedo with a |¢ 3h be fr : apent m « mar rai can opener and lost three fingers ‘om a point below the Ny and we will give yo e en it ur orf ef @ @ Remi equator. | HOSTON LIGHT swim was too heavy for Durbarrow, the swimmer, | Li REE: | and he had to quit 11 TALK ON HEALTH | 4 #4 : change PRINCE OF MONACO'S steam yacht 1s coming to Amertea, but he won't have a croupler at the wh . 1 3h ee TODAY'S STYLES TODAY ctl For Summer e 4 how to use it successt knowledge. 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