The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1913, Page 6

To Restore Good Health The first thing to do is to cor- rect the minor ailments caused by defective or irregular action of the organs of digestion and elimination. After these or- gens have been put in good working order by timely use of BEECHAM’S PILLS (The Largest Sale of Any Modioine ta the Werte) | then | better digestion results, an the food really nourishes and strengthens the body. The first dose gives relief and sounder sleep, quieter nerves, and improved action of all the bodily organs are caused by an occasional use of Beecham's Pills. They give universal satisfac- tion and in safety, sureness and quickness of action Beecham’s Pills Have No Known Equal Seld everywhere. In box: According to the belief of Coun- cilman Griffiths, the city fs not Mable for t by the recent riots. RESINOL WILL HEAL SUNBURN | seldom ki : AND HEA R | mony. The bride should be the | | same age or older than the | To relieve almost Inst burn, heat rash, prick mer eczema, ivy or oak p chafings, {nsect bites, and Summer skin irritations, bathe the affected parts with Resinol Soap and apply a little Resino!l Ointmen The soothing, healing Resinol bal igams strike right into the surfac jgtop smarting, burning ang itching at once, allay inflammatic quickly give that cool, delightful feeling of perfect skin health. Nothing does so much to prevent these distressing troubles and to| maintain skin comfort during ct Weather as the regular use of Resf-| nol Soap for the toilet and bat while {ts clean, refreshing odor ts im delight in itself. Resinol Soap ts| especially nece: ry for baby’s del- feate. easily irritated skin For 18 years Resinol has been a doctor's prescription and household | the race for the Ch remedy for eczema, ringworm, ptm ples, dandruff, wounds, burns, sores 4 piles. Hesinol Ointment, and ‘Resinol Soap are sold by all drug ts For sample of each, with footw. write to Dept. 47-3, Res-| i, Baltimore, Md. - | | USED MACHINES — of all makes, $5 AND UP. NEW MACHINES) SOLD on EASY TERMS. 1424 Third Ave., near Pike. Main 1525. ly sun | Astor's pet me OSS GAME REMINDS ME OF OLD TIMES, THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1913. 'Osgar Does Not Care to Hear Base Ball When He Can See It - - I DIT NOT Come HPRE To LISTEN 1 REMEMBER VEN OLD PETE BROWNING DER" GLADIATOR’, USED To Push DEM OER DER FENCE TWO UND DREE TIMES A DAY. UND PRED PFEFFER ~ I Rememore VEN HE USED To STOP, EVERYDING Qo FEET EITHER SIDE OF SECOND DAD AS For prretiers— —- I REMEMBER GUY HECKER UND QUS WEYHING, UND HOW DEY USED To PUT AN ENGLISH ON DER BALL, ALDOUS GERMAN WASS JUST AS EASY To DEM. Also OFFERS RULES | Opposites do not marry any | more, as a rule. This is as it | should be. Ninety per cent of | the people who marry the late 20's or early 30's. younger couples, man is moat affected; it's the women | when they're older. Between the ages of 25 and 30 couples after the cere bridegroom, not younger. $0.—After having the of the peace ptimes called am Rice, just of Denver, and som the “marrying sustice,” — be he has the right to “tell ‘em how and to do ft Today he vouchsafed for pub! tion a few matrimonial bints a observations CHRISTIANS OUT The First Christians, last year's champions, and the leading team [this season, were eliminated from urch league per nant fn a game with the Westmin ster Presbyterians at Dugdale’s park Tuesday afternoon. Ten errors made by the Christians, figured largely in their 9 to § defeat. Batn- bridge held the Christians to seven | hits, and fanned 13 | | played at Dug’s park between the) Queen Anne Christians and the Pil-) ‘This afternoon a game will be! stim Congregationals. The winner} of today’s game will play the West- minsters Friday for the champion- ship. Naughty Monk Bites Vincent NEW YORK, July 30.—Vincent| Joko, is either to be sold or on away. Last week Joko bit the young million | aire’s hand, and, before he could be put back in the cage, he bit two servants who came to the rescue. Despite the accident, Young As | tor sailed this morning on his yacht to meet the liner Olympic, on which his mother, Mrs, Ava Willing Astor, is returning from Enrope Never Happens in This Climate COL@MBUS, O., July 30.—Rain fell from a cloudless sky for 15 minutes today with the humidity near the 100 mark. A sudden c traction, the weather bureau e plained, due to a slight drop in temperature, literally wrung the | water from the atmosphere. A Place to Eat Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 p. m. to lam Table d’hote Dinner, with pint of wine, Tbe “VEGETABLE SILK _ UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Looks Like Silk. Costs One-Fourth 802 People’s Bank Bidg., 2nd & Pike OR. E.J.BROWN DENTIST 713 First Ave., Caton Block. 1 em now giving my entire time Personal attention to my Dental tice. I do not compete with chen at to the dental profession. Examinations ‘and consultations work. brit ase the best materials tion Counsel Bradford to Chairman TARS PRACTICE BREMERTON, \ ven | flagship West hours of practice in th races with I Best Service EAST KansasCity St. Louis Omaha Chicago intermediate Connections in city cording to or Seattle Commerc Tuesday night on the “¢ wf Govern spoke of th sion government in I visor sta la atte Acad The Fatness of Health ade in Union Eastern points OLYMPIA, Slowly now Tio g-au-8,” , that's It RULES ON RAILWAY} | In an opinion given by Corpora C. D. McNAUGHTON, t | serees of Gov GEO. P. CAVE, . on takes ofte aus ia at present assistant | | 112 Second Ave. ary of the Tacoma C Erickson of the eouncil utilities committee, it {s held that the coun etl cannot create a local yrove ment district to pay for an exten sion to the munictpal rail The question came up on the | matter of an extension to Waite st over Avalon way in West Seattle | Bradford holds the costs must ett! ler come from the general utility fund, or from the local district, by assessments against the property LACROSSE TROUBLE OVER NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C., July 30.—With the departure of Con Jones, the former magnate, for San Diego, trouble no longer exists in the British Columbia Lacrosse league, the warring factions having come to an agreement. The league is now composed of three teams Vancouver having dropped from the amateur ranks, Saturday the V. A. C, and New Westminster will play !n Vancouver $420,000 LOSS IN FIRE LA GRANDE, Ore., July 30.—Re vised estimates today place the damage down by the fire which several days ago, destroyed the yards of the George Palmer Lum ber company, at $420,000. Twenty five million feet of lumber, valued at $375,000, was burned, and the yard trackage and car loss will amount to $45,900 Seattle is building the finest sys tem of scehic’ boulevards in the world, 25 miles of which {# cot pleted and 6 miles in course of con 1|strnetion, at the expenditure of ve without charge. My offer to you up to 4. tee Fon to #0 10 nny dentist in Seattle $1,892,218 up to Janyary, 1913 nd have an examination. then all on Se gad Were at prints oh whan I cam Seattic has the largest flour fo for you: then have the dentist you| mills, brewery, dry docks, condensed rant to Go your work. When you come to my offices be wire and sco my pioture tn my of the entrance of the bn 1 Fae the cnt tp thie. advert Beware of Fake Dr Browns. Edwin J, Brown, D.® %. Beatties Leading De:.tint. 114 First Ave. Open evenings until §, and Sun- days untt! 4 for people who work, milk factory, jewelry manufaetur ing concern, shoe factory and clay juet| products plant on the Pacific Coast s MODERN? elegantly furnished rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir-_ ginus, Eighth and Virginia, ne: Westlake, Bliott 803.—Adv. He was formerly a news| Something New From, using Sam a German Specialist "0%, pee Blood and Nerve Tonic for |; Nervous Disorders, Mental | absolutely nothing Depression, and in fact every disease of the nervous system great help in” relieving Seattle Dairy Pure Pastuerized Cream Whipping Cream, and Milk. hlood of all eruptions, pimples . boils and catarrh, and obstructions arising from hiliousness and all dis irders of the liver and kidnevs A sure thing for constipation ippendicitis and diahetes. rhe , and in fact all chroni diseases can be helped and re It is a system-builder GUARANTEED PURE De Lavel Milk Clarifier ts the only sure way to cleanse milk. Woe use the latest model, strengthens them. Poisonous matter must be expelled from the eystem. Blood and Nerve will do that and. stil! the svstem free from used by the specialist ver 15 vears and is now pre. nared by the German Pharma Seattle Dairy 1416 Eighth Ave—Phone Ell, 012 BRANCH OFficHs: 2200 Ladd Place--Phone one month's treatment n each packare at $1.90 a box eale hy Ouaker Dene First Ave. and Gilee Drue Co, 1178 Tackson St 1926 North 46th Street, Phone North 2359. You will find mamas and testimonal f Roattle neante tn each nackawe. fend all communtoations te the Seattle® Home Plano German Pharmacal Co. Corner Marigt ang 24th Av. N. W. Ballard. seattle, Wasb ‘ENOUGH PEOPLE Nellie O’Connor Gladly Lays Down Her Life for “Her | FOR MARRYING) IN = NOW? Girls;” Turns Back to Help the Others and Dies in Flames, the Heroine of the Great Binghamton Fire By Mery Boyle O'Reilly. NGHAMTON, N.Y y a Greater love than this no man he giveth bis life for his friend at the heroine of the great Hing the ‘ames 4 as forewoman in the Hing " he “rights” of 100 needle work nterest firn ‘ she lived 60-0dd years, but Nellie Connor t ttle woman, hardly r than a well-grown sciously et fine standa for ten perations sred her power to control, rejoiced in her merry © unvarying pt of her working gown and he dressed ber beautifal blonde hatr , 4 + om years grew more nely Nellie Connor gave more and leinure to church work and to reading books of th he should never soe. Hut always deepest ir iris,” THEIR lives, provlems, THEIR Lopes think what J should do without them—-how I shall ever would say, amiiing ‘ithout warning the summons came on clanging gongs, From of vantage by the open doors the forewoman and her dep. that this alarm meant FIRE! called Nellie Conn gO out quiet pr, stand ie alert and at the second-story stairhend to guide and guard the file. Connor, cor fe, dear, COME!” cried her ant of the terrified workers in the lower room fled to The cheery answer pierced a wind-like roar. “Nonsen am going upstairs | must eee that EVERYONE fled the litle forewoman. A momentary sight of the brave, amal! figure climbing the stair, @ glimpse through the smokefog of the bright head passing a wind. swept doorway and Nellie Connor disappeared into the upper work- room where a hundred women still fought with death! For her there was never a charge were doomed, she, too, “I cannot think what I should do without my girls—how I should ever leave them.” Nellie Connor had eatd, and, actually facing déath, Nellie Connor still said it! Ten of the rescued, dying In Binghamton Cit on pita oy for themselves but for their “Forelady.” bees srg tent x ance When the workers In her [ALMLY refused life! and fix the responstbility tor » logiaiative acte of each city mio aecne «cw! 8,000-MILE STRETCH “I with to say that the president bring a maximum of ef Takes a keen in-terest— , ho) Takes a keen in-ter . who address | ud “1 am authorized by him to mmission| Make no prom-1 Make no prom. aa of the Make no prom-ie- to youl” esac Fille Out the Curves and Thin People Fa Pe ft should be. If you are los “Wash, July 30,—|!28 Welght steadily, there ts some thing wrong that should be attend ed to at once. You nnot be} healthy and strong if you are thin what? Why, that’s the | Perfect and ood, solid, | tAster's ‘new private| tiful can only come Irwin W. Ziegaus, of| through the use of Samose, the re |markable flesh-formin, mose is not it Is a se senso | tng food that restoreasthin people jto a normal condition of good, healthy flesh | These statements are confirmed vila | by Bartell Drug Co., who offer to re jfund the money to anyone buying amose who does not as promised. The risk 18 all theirs, The thin and Samose at Bartell Drug Co., with the know f tt fs not successful it food Secretary Dill's resigna t August 1 | and Chamber of Com and to purify the excites the natural of the bowels and oe It will be decidedly to your ad- vantago to come here to make the purchase. We will show the handsomeet inatruments ever built—thone of the sweetest tone and most perfect musical quality. The best players unhesitatingly indorse these pianos, and their reputation {8 second to none, The prices are low and the terms can be arranged to sult the cir. cumstances of the buyes JONES, ROSQUIST GILLEN This medieine hae of Seattle, under his| direction. There i 1610 Third Avenue. Phone Main 3121, BASEBALL — I came HERE LREMEMBER AVAY BACK VEN Dey SOLD Yo SEE IT! BEER YET UNDER DER GRANDSTAND. EVERY TIME A BASE HIT WAS S MADE I WOULT ‘SHELL DROPS IN. * “TOWN FOR VISIT, - HULL, Ma | residents here today were exhibit- |p a 20-pound shell which, after! | traveling a mile from Port Andrey, landed on the main boulevar 250 The shot was intended for a tare ar Boston light, but passed 1 th lover the Hotel Pemberton, barely P | missed seve ral after a buckboard had passed ¢ ock the spot where it struck > mi | ——, Meat Prices CUT ;: TOMORROW, THURSDAY, FRYE:CO.’S ‘; MARKETS = Choice Spare Choice Steer Shoulder Steak . Rib and Loin sree Chops . 15¢ quality. Try it.) Honeycomb Strictly Fresh Ranch seg hl gad tassel Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until 6:20 p. m. FIX THE BLAME MANN TALKS ACROSS | Tooth Filler stops the ache. Drug- 25c.—Advertisement. Words by Schaefer fe " Music by MacDonald ng x ,, July 20—Summert tages and plaw- id the boulevard an instagt ‘© As Follows: 0} y sang this song, . en route back from Alaska on the steamer A Few Days More Granted BY THE U. S. COURT TO CLOSE OUT THE STOCK OF THE SEATTLE SPORTING GOODS CO. PRICES CUT AGAIN IN THE RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT. THESE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES OFFER YOU A ‘fl watrtiee . rs A ay FOR WET : AVE OR YOUR PURCHASE. nm —_— Mo | Takes a keen in-ter-est in Alaska!) 0 speeches and little! ending on the In each of them he m excursionists hamlet and mining camp jhe was banded Poets ought to istening to folks, and seeing Ball band = rubber r 10 o'clock in the up again at 2 tn the] Alaska unt!) af $6 Men's heavy Rubber Capes $3. As snag proof miner’ average of five $12 pure gum of- problems will be = Med ‘with means of setting | Mann and the other members of » expedition had sailing fartherest north on a pas jsenger steamer. lter leaving Nome, eaters 2x108 in. rub- Blankets . 3g) Misses’ Rubber Capes, steamed to the States are only 48 miles apart was guest of| 25 Goodyear Clove Overshoes He leaves for his home In San Francisco toda ANOTHER MARCH ya HILADEL) PHIA, Rubber Coat r R ~ RnR 9 wo elon 25 Ladies’ Rubbers ..... 59c $15 5 eaoene Me en's ¥ rubber Sheeting, ee | $3 Electricians’ rubber Gloves .. 1.95 with bannerd ‘fiee, ‘the vanguard Reese’ Walrus brand big reanayivania contigent, | Rubber . » in the monster woman suf. frage demonstration in the capital | Reese's Oil he advance delegation included | | Dri-seal or Prosting Te $1.25 Ladies rubber Gloves ....69¢ $3 3.50 ad fe " long the leadership of $2. 50. Reese’s Oil Pennsylvania Grant Joins Army i recruiting officers to THE SEATTLE SPORTING GOODS CO. THE RUBBER STORE, 715 FIRST AVE, R. L. Thomas, Trustee in Bankruptcy. of a wealthy S$ standing six fet six inches in his stocking feet, listment papers. Grant passed one aminations in the history of the! 69c Boots PlaT9