The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1913, Page 6

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When you come to my offices he eure and see my picture in my sten at| Third and Jefferson toward Second | Brown, a young man of means, had been interested tn the girl for six of + ay h tuation is eritical and the Re TReranee o e eeeie? lay. Beyond a terrible scare, the! months, but opportunities for courting were few and far between, as a fi Hy 2 ag fa ae | ; w t injured. y nage eth hool. : : Beware of Fake Dr Browne | O'Sha ighnessys were not tnju | strict system of chaperonage is tn vorue a! e schoo! VANCOUVER—Gen. Fellx Diaz Eéwie J. Brown, D. D & Seattle's Leading De: cist. ‘113 First Ave. Open evenings until * and Sun- Gays unti) 4 for people who work. A Night in Shushanna DANCE AT resteart through Kentucky, tioulars. joa. today labor W | | r I DON'T KNOW VICH WASs DER | wor EASING-DER-ARTESIAN, VISITING DER“ VOLCANO, OR AMUSING-DERMOOSE. L WISH 1 COULT DINK OF SOME NEW AMUSEMENT DEVICE LIKE OSCAR BUT MY MIND VORKS Too Siow. CATCH WHITMAN IN RAID; GAYNOR FACING ARREST NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Acting| under orders from Mayor Gaynor, | po! early today raided y's restaurant at 66th st, just for the fifth time and inluding District off Broadway ejected 200 guests } Attorney Whitman. As a result a clash between the mayor and the district attorney Is war Whitman promised to issue r id Take all the police numbers you | Whitman shouted to other} for |rants for those responsible for the | | nd obtain warrants Whitman promised warra Inspector Dwyer, Acting © Captain Hart and Deputy Com sioner McKay, in charge of raid, and also promised warrants for Mayor Gaynor and other offi cials on charges of assault, bat tery and malicious destruction RAH! BOB'S HERO) Hesketh of the ptt and 3 hard s for| ain ate sident “Bob council, Charles Bur Drake put in som dnesday aft leased from virtu D. O'Shaughnessy year-old daughter. An unoccupied automobile crashed against the covered walk on the south side of the Smith build-| ing, causing the temporary shed to| SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.—0} collapse against the fence The) here on the liner China recently, on O'Shaughnessy family was pinioned between the roof and the fence. Mre. Elon L. Brown, er V | hed) school During the E Her Husband From a Honeymoon Trip Spent Aboard an Ocean Liner. ation Mra. Brown was Mins Beas Me Some boys had evidently re-| ag railroad official at Dubuque, leased the brakes of the machine| She was a and turned {t down the hill from/ftrom which she was to have « 1S VERY OLD MAN TULSA, Okla., Aug. 14.—That he was born 151 years ago in an Indian camp on the plains of Tennessee Daniel Boone was forging and | Mra. Brown was permitted to wherever she went an automobile ride. They left the chaperon tn the they wanted to do some shopping turned, married a minister who tied the knot Mr. “He Gidn't want to go alone.” DREAMLAND TONIGHT Shushanna Souvenirs given to all Get in the rush. Admission 25c, including 5 dance tickets, Ladies free. Meat Prices CUT TOMORROW, FRIDAY, FRYE:C0.S MARKETS As Follows: is of a scperior quality. Try it.) Choice Steer Boiling 4 RAT co ckaes cries 5,433 19¢ Choice Dry Salt 4Aan Pork 2.4.6 csseee eoeee eu Pork a lee set Letecte OO American Full 18¢ Cream Cheese ...-- UU Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until 6:20 p. m. We are doing more for the any drug store in the city of 117 YES between First Avenue and Occid treat you FREE. Free Doctor for You, Mr. Workingman famity are sick, it will be to your advantage to call at the BRENDEL DRUG STORE Our object in giving the people the services of a physician absolutely free is to butld up our rapidly growing drug business We Are Cut Rate Prescription Cruggiste. | was too old to enlist In the Civil VAIT! MAYBE SomeBoDY VOT HASS MECHANICAL INGENUITY CAN HELP ME OUT? Girl Ditches Chaperon, Marries and Takes Journey to inion! IN CHURCH FOR Who Eloped From a caused a apcial sensation tn Southern ©. upil at the Westiake school for girls, at Long Reach, | man, on condition that Mra. Bateman would chaperon the young woman It was in accordance with her promise to do #0 that Mrs. Bateman accompanied the young p In a half hour they bad procured a license and found Brown had to make a trip to Hongkong, THE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1913. uv YARD — NO FORGIVENESS TANGO DANCERS CINCINNATI ¢ t! Catholics Aug. 14.-~Any Cin who may dance 1 oth ob the tange key trot a bjectionable glides, cannot forgiveness thelr sing, ding to an atlmouncement Archbishop na Henry Should any priest ve such a peniter worth attempt te nko 1 we Aance tion are immoral, Fi giver reivene by private ent mit sin ain only be and in my arch ht to refuse to sons who persist immoral dances forming > ——WIRE—— oa BRIEFS | Rey —C. Leslie Southern California, and Who Returned Recently With boys who had thrown stones at hot houses f the seven bridal couples who left; oLYMPIA.—E. F in, of Seat © pair, Mr. and Mra. E L. Brown, | tle, was yesterday appointed by ifornta. Gov. Lister aa the one appointive Monagie, daughter of J. A. McMon-| member of the state park board . la | MINOT, N. O—Several persons were Injured and 27 hrrestse made ended. |i, 1 W, W. riota here Inst night duated at the se Just visit her cousin, Mra, W. W. Bate yf and hin party left Vancouver | night In a private car for Quebec Announcement was made that the party would sail for Liverpool on the Empress of Ireland on Oct. 22 ROCKFORD, Il.—William Lor imer, in an address here yesterday fa it plain that his present in explained his wife.| tention {x to again be a candidate ‘or the senate ‘opie to Los Angeles on car at Los Angeles, telling her that and would be right back. They re eeekaheheteenkeeee War, is the distinction claimed by John Black, a half-breed Chero- |kee Indian. Black says he was * nm in 1762, almost 100 years be * GRANDDAUGHTER OF ltore the Civil War started. He ® FIRST BRIDE TO WED looks considerably over 100 years * Mi Irene Lindsley of old. He posseses all of his facul- ® Chelana Alal,” on Lake Che thes. ® lan, granddaughter of Mrs. - — ® David T. Denny, Seattle's ' % first bride, will be married to \® Henry Andrew Bradley of Spo- ® kane, August 20. \* Miss Lindsley is a daughter *# of Mra. Edward L. Despondent on account of ill'® one of the four children of health, O. B. Nelson, 43, of 614 John|® Mrs, Denny, who was Louisa st. a wringerman employed by the|® Boren when she and David T United States laundry, committed! % Denny crossed plains is suicide early this morning by drain-|® 1851, and began a romance ing a fourounce bottle of chloro-|® that culminated in marriage form. “ ® two years after the first white Nelson had been drinking heavily.|# settlement at Alki point. He frequently threatened of late to\# commit suicide. wkhktthkhhhhhhhhk CHARLTON GOES sx##s"_cawauens « * * * * * * * * * Lindsley, ® * * o * * * * * * O. ©, Olson, Fred NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Smiling Clarence Wright are and cheerful, Porter Charlton sailed on the charge of conducting ¢ today for Genoa on the liner Italia, bling game at a downtown hote to stand trial at Lake Como on ajin the room Detectives Freeman, charge of murdering his wife, for-/ Cochran and Bergstrom found two merly Mary Scott. marked decks. Olson was arrested LAfe imprisonment Is the maxi.two weeks ago and ordered to mum penalty for murder tn Italy leave town. Friends and relatives were at the - EXPECT TO FIND OIL dock to bid Charlton farewell WOLVES PERIL MAN AND WIFE. SHOTLEY, Minn., Aug. 14—Mr The latest word from the Wash and Mrs. Roy Boyd, of Minneapolis. jngton Oil Co.'s drillings at Forke: in danger of being killed by a pack prairie, in Washington, is to the ef. of wolves, saved their lives by | fect that indications of a rich field building a fire. has been found. W. H. Fillio, ma The Boyds have been camping | ager of the company, declares one on Upper Red. L and became of the rick ofl | fields in the lost. Darkness overtook them.| West is about to be opened Suddenly the pack began circling them. Mrs. Boyd became hystert cal. Boyd hurriedly built a tira| LOVING CUP STOLEN The wolves paced back and forth - ° all night. At daybreak the Boyd The big silver loving cup won by made their way back to camp the Arctic club for the best ¢ 1 auto in the Potlatch parade been stolen from the club ooms Th thief unscrewed the cup from its standard. The police save been notified DONLIN RELEASED PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.—The Philadelphia National league club has unconditionally released “Mike” Donlin, the once famous outfielder Philadelphia purchased Donlin from Pittsburg, but the outfielder never working man and his family than Seattle. If you or any of your reported LER WAY, Next week Seattle meets Van ental Avenue, and have our Doctor ff Couver. The first two games will be played here, the rest, save Sun lay's, to take place in Vancouver You've no doubt noticed many Jeattle physicians take vacations before the football season sets tn. There's a reason, | 505 Lowman Bldg. BOSTON.—Gov. Foes, a candidate for the democratic presidential nomination last year, may seek the PLAN NEW FERRY The engineering department of the port commission was instructed friction between himself and Presi Wednesday to make borings to teat | dent C. C. Moore, M. H. De Young the south end of the East water-|chairman of the committee on way for a cold storage plant to cessions and admisstone of the Pan hold 2,000 cars of boxed apples ama exposition, today resigned that Pians for a $60,000 ferry between | office the north end of Harbor island and) LOS ANGELES —Five men have Kitsap av. were also asked. been indicted, charged with forgery securing of names to a referendum petition against an Increase {n sal aries in the district attorney's of- DENVER, Aug. 14.—~The grand encampment of Knights Templar today elected Arthur McArthur of fice CHICAGO.—Bones, found In a fur- Troy, N. Y., grand master, and ad vanced the other members of the nace, and supposed to be the re- mains of the wife of John Grady, for whose murder Grady was arrested, have turned out to be the remains grand encampment a step. Low Angeles and New York are the only rivals today for the next conclave of a ronst pork dinner. LOAN SHARK KING next month. SAN FRANCISCO.—Because of BERLIN.—August Babel, German soctallat leader. died yesterday, aged 73 ye ST. LOUIS.—AIi picture shows in tents have been closed here because MUST UIT GAME ot their violation of the fire ordi _ nance TRENTON, N. J, Aug. 12—D,.| EVERETT.—John C. Eden of Se- H. Tolman, money lender, with ajattle, president of the Superior chain of offices in large cities| Portland Cement Co., was arrested throughout the country, was warned |here yesterday for speeding. He by Judge Gnitchel that he must| Was released on his own recog: remain out of the loan shark | nizance. business for three years on penalty | VANCOUVER.—Prince Stanislaus | of Imprisonment Sulkowski and his bride sailed to: In passing sentence on Tolman, day for Hongkong on the Empress who fp guilty to violating the |of Russia New Jersey law in conducting his| OLYMPIA.—The state highway business, the court fined him $1,000. board today nnounced that con = victa to be nployed on the state road in the Hoods Canal district will be paid 50 cents a ¢ COTT A ( E OLYMPIAW-r. Thomas Smith of Mount Vernon has been appointed to succeed al Judge Neterer as trustee of the Bellingham normal For Sale on atid OLYMPIA.—Gov, Lister yesterday Payments put the ban on secret sessions of state boards The question arose $1.500—Your own terma; 4] through the action of one board in rooms; modern; new; ready | excluding newspaper men to move in; Columbia SALEM, Ore.—Sprayed with acid when a gopher gun was accidentally $1,200--4 rooms; new; ready | discharged, Walter Kantelberg, 10) to move In dead, and his brother, 5 ars, is in a serious condition BELLINGHAM.—The sheriffs of | Washington went Into annual ses- jsion here this afternoon at 2 o'clock BELLINGHAM.—The next annual ‘convention of the Pacific Northwest Photographers’ assoctation will be h in Aberdeen. W. H. Klinken- beard of Aberdeen was elected pres- ident and J. EB. Ralston, Seattle, re- 6 rooms; modern; r.; sold on small i | payments $1,900 560x120; 5 rooms; Fort modern; Lawton car. lot $1,.500--6 rooms, modern; fine, new; lot 60x112; $600 cash $2,.500--Yesler way; 6 rooms | elected secretary and treasurer. and bath MILWAUKEE.—Baltimore was ¢ chosen as the meeting place of the next annual convention of the Amer. ° tean Federation of the Catholic so- David P fastman jeties. All officers were re-elected e | GUILFORD, England.—Another daughter is born here today to the countess Szechenyi, formerly Miss Gladys Vanderbilt of New York, | republican nomination for governor | Adolf Is Evidently Brooding Over a Plan for Revenge Words by Sch f, Music by MacDonald ; ‘ LQ eu) ALUN XK Herr Ottokar Bartik, Ballet Master, and His Wife, Who, In the Circus, _— which serve them well Playe Joan d’Arc h indig- ) oe Herr Ottokar Bartik wi nation blazed. Ach, with much |sorrow it is, too. For der Press Agent his friend ts. But— it is with pity-—-ya, ganz ro—not with anger he grieves. Herr Press Agent haa not the artistic temper ament. He ts bour ols. He knows of art nothing. And Herr Bartik is an artist. He is meister of the bal let girle in the Ringling Bros. cir. cus now. In winter he is meister at the Metropolitan opera house, in New York It fs he who gives the artistic touch to the young frauleins, 100 in number, who trip so daintily and prettily and are so much admired. It is Herr Bartik who himeelf has danced in all the capitals of Eu rope. It is Herr Bartik’s charming wife who plays the role of Joan @Are in the brilliant pageant in the cirens, who was a danseuse alere celebre in Paris, St. Pe. tersburg, Berlin, Vienna—ach, ev- | erywhere. Ya, Herr Bartik is an artist. His mustache has a Kaiser Wilhelm curl, you may observe. He smokes gold-tipped clgarets which bear his name. Is it to be wondered he has the artistic temperament? Yet, seo this that done. e here Herr Bartik the press exclaimed. “The Ringling Bros.’ etrcus—1,300 people—86 cars—650 horses—48 el phante—30 — camels—gtraffes—108 dens for wild animals—a few tons of food consumed every day—a city under canvas—ach, donner-und biitz see here, the honor they do me to say In one little line that the ballet will also be. Animals and tons of food and also the ballet! Ach, 1s it not an artistic ensem. ble?” The Star interviewer commiser ated properly with Herr Ballet Meister and promised to give him a story about the ballet itself. | ‘This ts it Get your name on the pay roll again. Use a Star want ad to tell the people you want work. | —_—. | $3.00 Buys a Sewing Machine. 150 Sewing Machines, all makes, | {$3.00 and up. | New Machines rented, $2.00 per | month |WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co, 1424 Third, near Pike. Phone Main 1525, Before buying Water Front Investigate VENICE On Bainbridge Island Albert B. Lord Kiorthern Bank Bldg. Emma Goldman Lectures AUG. 14 and 16 AT I. W. W. 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Works of © is on record with » deel th. the Monroe intained. ator is here for the prese purpose of studying the Mem jean problem from a closer ‘] point than provided at Washingtoms| Works asserted that interven | tion, If It may be avolded without | dishonor, should be the last resort, He qualified this statement, bow! ever, by saying that, unless peace) {s restored, forelgn governmental] will demand that the U. 8. eltt protect their citizens in Mexico waive the Monroe doctrine, that “to be kicked into tion by foreign governments be most humiliating.” SHOT ON STREETE As the result of a street brawl front of the Alps Bar, 619 King last night, Jank Gjukich, an trian laborer, is at the city hospits today with a bullet wound in chest. He die. Mike Bosick at the city jail, held on suspicion having fired the shot. coon to Patrolman Gibson, Bosik been fighting in the saloon, the men stepped outside, three | were fired. m Want ad readers develep. igments of business often. 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