The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1913, Page 6

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1913 doif Pull Off a Little Parl 6 POSSES SEARCH Osgar und A or Magic ; ; rds xy Scha: f, ( DER COMPANY IN DERE WOULT LiKE J VELL, 1 DINK WE SHOUOLT DO A MIND ADOLF, 1] AM HOLDING OVER Your. ‘ \ ] (i: { TO BE ENTERTAINED, ADOLF. Let's READING STUNT. 1 VILL BLINDFOLD HEAD A PIECE OF LIMBERarR LADIES UND CHENTLEMANS, wil (Rs UP A LITTLE STUNT FoR Dr YOu UNO YOU MUST GUESS OBJEC TS CHEESE. VOT 188 IT? DINK HARD. \. DiS CONCLUDES OUR Pe at AS YOUR MIND i> RADDER VEAK, ADOLF, VoT 1596 1T? - PERPORMARCE gest TRAIN B gall 1 VILL TELL YOU VOT EACH ——— icine cas SS “Ronl DOT 196 ARTICLE 165 ere AGREEABLE emacs PORTLAND, Aug, 20.—With & ¢ rT Ae $20,000 reward as an added = in oscar’ centive, scores of patrolmen, sher VOT SHALL iff's deputies and special agents we or? / are searching today for the four fp masked highwaymen who last night held up the Soo-Spokane crack passenger train e 0.W R. & N. company in van's guich, within the city limits of Portland N The robbers obtained $87 in cas and $500 jewelry from pa sengers in the observat! A man giv his na Barron, and c stealing a servation ce inf ing ad 's host ed by ¢ he holduy Climb Over The police believe member the gan take for an office Tender . snort East) — 4 ne } ere waren] JAMES FARL it REAL FASHIONS NEWTON, Pa. Aug 20-—A} ° oe ‘an atte hour, Geo. r, ander Dewsnap found a blacksnake neck 000 8 and Fireman Monroe were startled ON REAL PEOPLE] J sunsing itseit, and made an effort The child was playing on the I) at hearing the command “Hands to catch the f alive. Just as kitchen floor of the home when the ASKE ptN. P. up!” coming fron he engine] ‘ | the snake glided into a hole in the measuring nearly four fi, Wind f Looking around, they were con-| ’ tal! and drew it out again-—an he Gyp, after draw the NEW YORK, Aug. 2 4 Gay and the doctors humored tig — men, each wit | | hie hands, the blacksnake having - t ile te i k of the Gre N rk Pair ¢, and away trom “te with a green | suddenly divested itself of itx old ) jock which Nadi I tl Empire City Par he watched th | : Fireman Gives Alarm by United eee Lease Wire ra ey Pgs ge A Og ™ Ag Yonke ite iy Snes, 9 eae He RE PU Engineer Phelps brougtt CHICAGO, Aug. 20—Deep blush ie M : . os iaasan le o¢ a oot in the open|a record of 2.10, finish fifth ‘Ty uil train to a standstill. Fireman] mantied the cheeks of Mise” May WILSON CREEK, Wash. Aug. 20 oO POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. Aug. 20 where his racers are racing stirred all the sporting Bet iB q Monroe leaped through tho CAD). sonard, a pretty society debutante, The new role of brooder was as E a i * me , k * a victim of tuber and brought back vivig [| window and fled up the embank-|- . akeders sumed by a rattlesnake on the bor D do is rapidly losing the ye when he traite (Use ment, followed by several shots, ‘day, but she admitte without ders of town © reptile mothering he ry fe ‘ 6 string of racers. The ‘co from the robbers. He finally! hesitation the truth of a story that some little chicks which were made O fr Lak tase ab the ttt = t exhausted him and ty ff O PD reached a telephone and gave the|she was compelled to walk from orphans by # coyote. The snake R sh Pre sing a a L alarm. ‘the ‘Olasaula om picvalen was proving a good guard, but It ‘ ac The two robbers, with Gngineer| ‘"* et stdiineaiagie's Abapsieaty bite was muspected hin care was not dis AY R € Phelps in tew, went back to tha| Only In @ raincoat, because some/ } S made comfoetaiaad observation car where a third|one stole her clothes 2 44 T I f and is under highwayman was forcibly re’ « Wh 1 came out of the water BEOFORD, Ind, Aug. 20—Mre N y care physician and two the passengers of ir valuables, 1 my locker, every bless. ng tells an exciting ex TT E anasnenenage 1 Na 1 ‘ N E G At hl — naced them) 44 thing was gone,” said Miss Leon Sr te th = sd ( histlec one of the girls ‘ ’ Fire to Frighten Passengers. | 2%. “I whistled at one of the girl rn ta HERE’S A JOB The robbers who were holding}! ¢ er next to p and ask 5 sing <4 . ronan of you want to spend thre the engineer prisoner stood guard/ed her {f I couldn't borrow a petti ally tf ev Sg p Bog ak thm Bee in the Yak outside the observation car, firing | coat heard ® pecallar noise that she ie atone re ; ie at intervals to intimidate the pas I'm sorry, my dear, she sald, did. Calling mother, t SWARTSWOOD, N. J., Aug. 20.— prevent Teccea officials. tron sengers. but you know they're not wearing ticed the paper near the ce Mra John Black was saved from resting King county men tease After robbing the passengers {n/them this year,” the room move and with a the attack of a jesnake near her oa ki ing in Green river in the Tasom Yakima the observation car, the four ban-| Miss Leonard might have worn touched it, when a large rattles home by a blacksnake. She was watersh “ in King county, te ‘ope sage tg down the track) her bathing suit home, but she had | fell to the fh a fighting mood so intently watching her son try ywers’ Sssocla T Conttie m wore Fe joward the city just dropped down to the beach” | They ran frot “room with the ing to entch the latter, which had $5 each by Police J President J. D. Parrell, of the|and it was rented. One of her girl ibe and retuned, Milles Ge te heen stealing eggs, that she did will bef Tacoma, — oo rE O.-W. R. & N. company, offered a|triends told Edward Aker, her fl tile. . eat hear the warning fattle of the King Teward of $5,000 for each of the/ ance. of her plight. Aker made an un-| 0:0 ther reptile rasa tae rd four men involved in the holdup. | successful « r the tradition: | FAYETTE CITY, Pa, Aug. 20. The black 4 eras. > See 04 funders develop shrewd | Shivnteored the ance ey prick al pe Ai hag td Ei “argent edibeniar abe spigt <¥e out of the waltaet Judgments of business proposi-| Miss . ay a battle a dig cso : ee neve tions, which serve them wel! and| _ ee ea ee raved the life enake | nd leaving jhe rattler 4 Pierce Counties, ae it often. ] an, (Wo yoars h ‘acoma tow kind autoist was » water, droy then sw & water TO SUE STEELCO, 2 KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-2 NEXT TO BUTLER HOTEL without interference from) King county officials, Dance at Dreamland tonight- the 'WOMAN IS LOCKED IN DOWNTOWN STORE Meat Prices SEVEN DROWNED persons were drowned last night, 7 Ken-|La torney Brockway, against the Pa-| McMillan, of 5417 Ken-|Larwen's store window, could not 7 TOMORROW, THURSUAY, [when a squall struck the govern Pct carcagnse gs Hh “4 jelfic Coast Steel Co., for $10,000, at ment steamer Henry Rosse and hour yesterday afternoon Patrolman 8, W. MoCatfery,| ‘hich is clalmed as drawback al-| overturned her in the middie of the | Boguiling indeed were the bar|making his rounds, camo face tol aseauently manufactured FRYE:CO § 20-foot channel in the Missiestpp! > saline that were displayed tn numer face with Mrs, McMillan TOUTS | 105 ear irom and steal A techni river here he de Jous stores and 80 engrossed was the window ¢ 7 ga oe ° bd George Bickel, Carthage, M1,| Here is tho new silhouette on|Mrs, McMillan that she did not) Mrs. McMilinn's demands to bers! rielation of the custome rules ° William Jones, Quincy, Il, T woman, Mrs. Leonard M./notice the hastening throng that 8¢ Of | continuous period of about 14 years ee (g Noonan, Keokuk, Il., Hugh Bea who was for Mina | f ; : Qunicy, I, and his eight-year-old | Civil Civil sult will be started | by the government in a few days,| according to Assistant District At Mra. Me of the Chi sister, and Mr. and Welch, St. Louis. Mrs. W. ¢ Be Right There's an old story about ft tal As Follows: BONDS ARE SOLD Rib and Loin Mutton 5 ’ and to a tele ing nine tailors to make & man— elnew Guapo ...-.. avtton 15¢ Iter as Geuttenal. telat ca juarters The sale of $300,000 county road true, no doubt, when the story was Bi Mmally mor (Our mutton Is of a superior 7 for Olaf Larsen ye n was die bo » was finally con first coined, but in this day and out quality. Try it.) }backs until women are proprietor, had laid the last canvas! patched to the of trouble.|summated Tues and prelimin age the man in the tm “ye eo Stetie far away from the form om the table piled high with trous-| An Investigation was instituted. It ary work on the roads will begin ae Pork Back Bones, 25c¢ Fionan MacCollum of Cork, on@|tended them to have ag when, /ers, and with hastened steps had| was decided to send for the prop-/at once. County Engineer Denton} treat 10 Ibe. for ...+-+eereees of the secretaries of the Gaclic| with the straight front, they were |departed for bis home. rietor estimates {t will take three years ra ury Choice Spare 1 League of Ireland, arrived here last! supposed to have no abdomen at| Mra. McMillan went to the door) Mr. Larsen arrived at 8, which {#/to complete the work mapped out | Ribs . doccceves 20 Bf) night to encourage the organization | 31) and found It locked. some hours past dinner time in the/and voted for by the people when bE! of a league to foster the use of = | Throngs of people were hurrying| McMillan home they approved a total issue of §3,-/ yystem Choice Steer 12c the Irish language, and retain for homeward, but Mra. McMillan,| That's how Mr. MeMillan came | 00,900 bonds Pot Roast wag ge its cour od ga y s loudly tapping the glass of Olaf|to eat a cold dinner. bas oe to make for his Sugar Cured Bacon Mr. MacCollum stated last night _ — ~ - j personal appearance. Bradbury ao... ... 0c Nat tha’ COLOR nenioce bone GONE AFTER GOLD System Tatloring 1s correct in every rule is rapidly dying out. Martin - | detail and in every . yoga Peed a 1860 J. Henehan has been chosen local! LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.—Trar WIRE BRIEFS | How to get them: Simply avail dated treasurer of the fund which ts be-| portation fornia and t 4 ood yourself of our liberal credit plaa, Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp ing raised here to forward the work | prospect joyment upon oad] Nineteen stampeders, bound for open an account, pay & of the league. arrival await Elizabeth Heath, the the Shusbanna diggins, left Seattle It signifies purity and quality a ars aerial California girl-who attempt.| FORT SMITH, Ark—The “Can-)aged woodsman, was beaten over| riucaay night on hoard. the steane | a ous Peirce KB Shops open until 6:20 p. m. led to end b ffe in New York be-|nonball” train of the St. Louis &|the head and seriously SEY eT) ship Mar tthe Alsiiee heaes purpose. lcause her funds were exhausted and| San Francisco was wrecked at Jen-|hasp fatally, in a quarrel last Sun-| 1) Go id eakers took 311 rues TENNIS DOUBLES scxsicctett css otenitorts see Ae tert ser | aerncon Lous teenie tenes Wea cou Prices Range From $25 NEWPORT, R. I., Aug. 20.—|,angelon business man, has tele. FLAT RIVER, Mo.—Two strik- ed ates soldier, who was shot! +, ghushanna were : . PIA) Maurice E. McLoughlin and Thomas| A" neq offering to care for Mins | ork wore shot by a sheriff's party |Aug. 12 by an Eskimo woman, died |‘ )S™usPanm® Were: | SL ZNUS \ S Bun¢ y retain the title of na Heath and provide her another start|!n @ riot growing out of the lead/here Monday night f wits Sin i Mer H S tonal champions tn tennis doub in Ife niners strike here : W. MoFate . = ny defeating Clarence Griffin and 5 OLYMPIA.—The supreme court i Bb. Walker, Sa r ng l straight cote “Ait fteybs CHARGE PREJUDICE | ,(fiitica war wrecked here yeu. /Unds that RC. MeCormick and) Wittiam O'Brien, W. A. Donald, R 1332-34 Second Ave. Near jstraight sets. All four pla tal Limited wa cked here yes-| wife must pay to Gould & Champ-| Holland, H. L. Blake, Fred 8. Scott is ad Californians. pil | t ay and two men were killed and se | 7 gme . 1 ee a | ney, Seattle architects, a judgment| j, Lawrence, J. F. Randall, Charles Home Instruction f The first two sets were stubborn. | wit of pr fudico against | 20 slightly injured. of $7,239, together with $1,500 at-| Payne and John Payne ly fought, the c plo v hes c os, fo cel onde’ : the first @4 and the second 1-5 > transfer companies seeking | pogron,—dov, Fou yesterday |in the building of the Mccormick| ROBERT MERCHANT DIES Special Offer to Our Read: | siischan and Griffin weakened in|& permanent injunction againat the| joo oneeq that he would not be | hotel. | Robert Merchant, 53, of 2 ers the third set and the set went to) trWnt ve waa granted by Judge | candidate for the republican nom see | Washington st, a resident of Se- | McLoughlin and Bundy, 6 nei bries, but the final hearing | ‘nation for governor He may run] ABERDEEN—Fourteen whales |attio for 31 years, died fuesday In order to advertise and tntro- : lrerilarly fell to Judge Smith's de.| 48 an independent are on hand at the American Pe-|from a complication of stomach fluce thelr home study music les- Inartment. 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