The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1913, Page 8

Sgdnainectae causes - amcaommendmnaa i iA Bh hI " SOCIALISTS TO PETITION Reports are abroad today that a/not tssue a restraining ¢ Pestraining order to prevent the so-| they wer violat €lalists from producing “The Col to tet a writ of ft and His Friends” at the Moore Il be issued late r, th to give the socialists no opp tunity to combat it in court The Object Is to Close} This Stock Qutinatturry | You will note the articles in many instances are far lower than it costs the manufacturers to produce them. The store is closed from 1 to 2 p. m. each day to rearrange the stock. $6.00 All Agate Guid Casting $ | OS 2.55 $2.50 Spl 2 $1.23 ee wm He “= 13¢ boo Fly R All 2Sc to 35¢ Trout Spoons 25c fresh pack Salmon Eggs 25c Sea Island C Trolling Lines Se Salmon Mpoons .........--- $1.25 Multiplying Reels : . 59c $2.00 Live Minnow Pails Bp cA ‘ 68c 50c Gold F ing Cards $6.50 Hammocks $1.00 leather covered Whisky Flasks Gem or Everready ae ible Razor Blades 15e Rubber Jar Rings, doz. 75e to $1.00 Caps and Hats | Sanee a oan Be onting, 19¢ | caliders .. 29e 20c Sea Island cotton Trolling Line, 7 Pe oe oe C 15c Shell rm $7.50 English white Nu- Loaders. - buck Tennis $2 50 $1.00 Baseball MPRMMOD so deccviecs ‘ BORD si vciceccvsess SEATTLE SPORTING GOODS CO. THE RUBBER STORE 715 First Ave. R. L. Thomas, Trustee in Bankruptcy. THE TRAIN OF ou, ; . TO g & \ CAR BARBER § 4 SLEEPERS Leaves Seattle Daily at 10:15 a. m. “A Tour de LuXe”” is an expression supremety fitting in connection with a trip to the East on this PALATIA ALL-STEEL THANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN. the enjoyment of rare scenic beauties with the pleasure of journey in absolute Ease and Comfort. Low Round Trip Summer Excursion Fares to the East Daily Until September 30, 1913 Vor further information regarding fares, train pervies, revervationn, et.,eallon or edd rem A. P. CHAPMAN, Jr., General Agent Pamenger Department J. L. CRISWELL, City Passenger Agent CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY SECOND AVE. efid CHERRY ST., SEATTLE It combines |for The Seat | claimed her. LOS ANGELES, July 25.—Close er girls who figured in the white WANTS NATION TO OWN MINES » wh had this ject of a * Mayor Fitzgerald CHICAGO, July 25—Married men livq longer than bachelors or widoWers, because they have loving wives around to “One nip’s enough, John, to see that hubby gets his dose of quinine when he comes home with wet feet. The Journal of the American Medical as tion reaches this conclus! ite current issue. The Journal also com. ments on the fact that married men deprived of their wives by death or the divorce court, pine away and die at a speed ler rate than bachelors. NUNS RUN AWAY BELLE That nin 1LLE, 1 had been in x months, Wt ster supertor Virgiana, institution only they heard the tended ana to Sf I ned their flight _ THEY WON'TGUSS had United Preae Leased Wire | LONDON, July - Pledging | themselves to “endeavor” not to use any stronger expletives than the Wilsonian “tut! tut!" the bargemen of the River Swale today met here L to organize a brotherhood for the| the system. Blood and Nerve purpose of putt a end to the! Tonic will do that and_ still slur eas ” @ Hithe ott od phrase ave the system free from ike @ b ne sdicine, This medicine has Sixty of these Inveterate|heen used by the specialist users of cus words ha signed the constitution, preseribes that every shy bis prayers at t once a day HOTEL GUEST SEES ROBBERY ‘ Simon Jungell, who waw nabbed| For sale bv Quaker Drug by Patrolman A, ©. Johnson early] Co.. First Ave. and Giles Thursday morning as a suspect In] rye Co. 1128 Tackson St the robbery of John MePheo in an} yous alley Wednesday night, was identi fied by Henry Stem, a guest at the| fend alt: commun Globe’ hotel, who witnessed the! German Pharmacal Co. holdup from his room, Jungell haa been removed to the county jail, ae = itt, the missing witness, who, aft Evelyn Nesbitt, Witness Man in White Slave Trial, Now Missing — INSURANCE FOLK ‘la G THE STAR—FRIDAY THE MISSING GIRL WITNESS * * slave investigation Grand jury, Evelyn Nesbitt, once the Sun. Ratiroad Moclips, excursion to Ry, ocean, Ch 4 Ju bh. by Ratiroad J, Miss » Excursion Co thing Train passes J J. P. Hardix 4 ducer. cor at 7 and 7:56 a m Tickets at city office, First and Yosler, and King St. Sta- ton DENTIST m First Ave, Cnton Block, erman Specialist od and Nerve Tonic for 1s Disorders, Mental n, and in fact every disease of the nervous system, | A great help in relieving} [Epilepsy and to purify the| d of all eruptions, pimples, | hes, boils and catarrh and| from olds, biliousness and all dis- rs of the liver and kidneys A sure thing for constipation, appendicitis and diabetes. rheu- matism, and in fact all chronic diseases can be helped and re- obstructions arising lieved. It is a system-builder. and it excites the natural cathartic of the bowels and | Poisonous |matter must be expelled from | |strenethens them ver 15 years and is now pre- pared by the German Pharma- cal Co., of Seattle, under his personal direction. There is one month's treatment rch package at $1.0 a hox and shall attend church on Sundays whenever ashore er Corner Market and 4th Av. N. W. i Ballard, Seuttle, Wash, her detention In Los Angeles, wrote a series of articles telling the story of her life, and warning other girls against the pitfalls which had) Against Rich recently con-\of Seattle, who figured in charges, upon the disappearance of two off ducted by the Los Angeles county against men, is missing from the! ‘home of a Mre she had been placed by probation! 6.4, ang ind Bring Out Usiy Opete officers. ney's office will venture the state ment that the appearance ts, ther than accidental They say, however, that every | is sold under effort is being made to locate the trio. JULY 25, 1913. | WIFE STOLEN? SOME HUSBAND According to | the att of the WINDFALL JAPS ORGANIZING urt in th ¢ regard to the accrued J SUES. « of Ballard ed ver 1 f , D 10, wa bereaved er baggage, te re 1 left. 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