The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1913, Page 8

Risiaaterd to Stop Itching at Once HARRY THAW PLANNING TO SEEK REFUGE IN STATE OF VIRGINIA | Ab ee ORRIN NAA ek ey RU bby bee Another Grand Concert ~ Eczema, Rash, Tetter, Dandruff, Disappear by Using Remark- IT ALL DEPENDS jens AT MUSICIANS To able ZEMO ANOTHER ‘ane ecrrat™ Huy « Be Retile Today and ESTAS A Ei | t Eilers’ RUSH ESCAPED ) fT cas, mmrerion, Moni Haw A Drew aminetti, eon of the t lee w Evening at 8:18 o'Clegg ah nr oner general of ver (te yurprise » * y here fo plation of the 0 thers, by ite result ‘ Tomorrow is “Made in Washing-the explottation of Washington . By | Stal Reve f F vio on, of th » Mann mous musical o ton day.” manufactures by — proclamations] as. Seer ee aoe Yer SHERBROOKE, Que. Aug. The merchants downtown are ar- pow’ ay path raid wo dey od Cot) pos probab! 22.—"Harr . aw le or be Spe observed | pefore aury fectly janikg P ranging big displays of statemade at the convention of merchants and be gb ont enoed | This was the dictum here to- | G00ds, and the public will | manufacturers at the Armory, where ‘Tbe Cs to batt | day of Dr. Joseph Noel, jail |Vited to purchase only homemade|the week's exhibition of Beattle-| ahi’ hag” Sh "ye physician, after an exhaustive | Products made goods will be concluded, Digge w al net. come up for sen-| examination ef the slayer of The day has been set aside for 1. TL, B, Hardt, superintendent! tence until Sept mo ost the re Stanford White in his cell here. Is bits of the Cham f Com ~ | probability that Caminetti For 45 minutes Dr, Noe! put ree, will deliver a »pticon | ter dig worms—don't| pjead guilty tura soprang, Thaw through all sorts of tests, i ture on local manufactures at the} |, The Kimball Solo Pipe His verdict is expected to be Armory tomorrow, Housewives | Ket the weeds out of the flower) |Acmelodic Player Piano | vitally Important in Thaw's may obtain free tickets to the Arm: | pea," Phare che ae ter Gis ontition| lEAST GETS RELIEF new Edison Disc Unbreak a fight for freedom. Employes in the street and sewor|OFY by visiting the exhibit rooma : FROM HEA ord Talking Machin . himeas ‘wt lat ‘th n the Chamber today between 9 a “ah, I don’ wanter, I'm too) farmers using the telephone—whe E. T WAVE Victrola and the By John E. Nevin. am erunmennd pening vpn Mee RE | ured.” their nes are not out of order. 4 | . contribute an inte y ° unable, on account of the inereaséd | ~ wee ——————_——-—— CHICAGO, Aug. 22.—The hent | thie program, ieoile | 11} (United Press Staff Correspondent) 2, Que, Aug. 22 York's request of Harry K ted by the ities, Geo, Carne-| prope rinlaw, is reported |, 4 yacht In Canadian |, anford White's} irginta, ave the benefit # in the | r, originator now¢e” who lives un sd in the Old Domtnion, al sh he is an escaped Insane pris from New York | SHERBROO! | Assured that for the extrad! will not b ies on $2.76 cost of living to support their fam-| a day, have gained an increase to $3.00 per day for 1914 tlon for the increase by President Heaketh of support of Thursday ° salary {wave that has held the middle in its grasp for weeks was b today by a general drop in te ature At Li n, Neb., the cury fell 40 degrees over night In many localities the drop today was the first relief residents have| had in six weeks. Eight deaths| Vi ” were reported yesterday in Detroit Roe —— | EDISON DISC TALKING MACHINE | Player Piano Solo— (a) Berceuse, PROGRAM "\Grand Processional KIMBALL ah SOLO PIPE Onaat nd Baritone, * le of Somewhere 0 mer tlio Solo, from Jocelyn... Means Protection A steady dict of HOLSUM (b) Polka ‘De Concert... | Mr. Jacob Chas, Fix, at the | Acmelodic Player Piano | Quintette One-Two-Three- Fours dash of kerosene, or asprinkle Brat area stores the ih gy oe Bread protects the family — of dust from the sweepings are A | Filli Waltz Song tn netsh. orney Shurte p, Tett ed here to . ° vives ae ams 9 “he ‘Ottawa, where he had against the dangers not onlyof bound to penetrate bread ua- ma gam ne “HAWAIIAN QUINTETTE been interviewing the heads of the} ‘ : “ aie at “9 1 de of amalgam rs used | Duet prano-Contralto, “Tales - immigration service inferior ‘‘near clean’? imita- “ess it’s wrapped. fe Pu ie of Hoffman,” Barcarolle...," pecia or Shurteltti told Thaw fiatly, that] , an 1 salaiee the both rete gy hy 9 iia a @ probably would re to leave! 5 a s a ‘ 4 z \]\ Canada, but "fans ed positively Free tions, not only ag 4 6 oe y But HOLSUM is Wrapped G Id C MARGUERITE ta d would not be returned to New York| _ * and human waste that lies in Os RE AOI ea 0 rowns, Tenor Solo, “Ave Maria” r ay Whether Thaw will be rejected | Examination home-baking, but against the paper, } fecnyed f Sehataliew ae te Gent ‘aia toe ae by the government as an undesir-| ladle alien and returned to the U. 8 by the same route over which he! Fresh and rire Blooms | work | mor that noted gangsters had been | employed to break into the jail and| |rescue Thaw In consequence the guards banal been doubled and everyone ap-/ proaching the prison tn which Thaw | fa confined is subjected to the aon est scrutiny. BANK CLEARINGS “CLIMB Seattlo’s bank clearings for the past week show an increase of 29 per cent over the corresponding week last year, In 1912 the clear ings were $11,167 2. The total this week was $14,385,404.96, an in-| crease of $3,21 BALL VS. DUTY. ” | CHICAGO, Aug. 22.—Two pcteon:| ers escaped from a crowded patrol | | wagon by sawing through the roof || while the copper guards were swapping baseball stories. Gold Fillings... Silver Fillings 55c So Gon. Enough to Serve Everybody ‘The Rest De Choice Blooming Aster Plants, Special at 50c Crescent Florists | 320 Pike St. Elliott 5069. Teeth Without AN Work Gu Laboring Peo Made in Washington=Sold Everywhere DON’T YOU THINK | si That a Seattle manufactory is worthy of the continued support, encouragement and fair treatment which it has always received from the citizens of Seattle and the State of Washington. , WHEN IT MAINTAINS AN ANNUAL PAYROLL OF $500,000.00. WHEN IT BUYS ANNUALLY FROM THE WASHINGTON FARMERS 200,000 LBS. OF HOPS AT A COST OF $50,000.00. The Seattle Brewing & The Largest Brewery West of the Mississippi River—Mauufacturers of Lady Attendant. TRAMS TO sUrT. The exceptionally low prices Msted below for our hign grade is to enable us to keep entered Canada, or will be siven|} ,, au the ane eral uncleanness that gather on ‘is ; , Gl di li 48 hours to quit the country and al|] Ong and’ only” good for extra commission, will provide Bridgework, $4 |Soprano Solo with jaqiol CG Tipe dave. unwrapped loaves. HOLSUM. If he fails in this ns | “italinn Street Sone.” from evenings ‘ aus onsiderable of expert-| “Naughty arietta” In all the Leading | Prisoner Is Guarded. 22k Gold Crowns. ...$3.50 to 85 bridge work correc . hot th , ; If The authorities have taken in| mes Clean OO COTTOCEY. | oes eee ss ecsesenens erbert Varieties for Le anes eae” ecm re || Briggowork...-...-. 08.80 to 96 HOLSUM Co: C duty, you can demand the ving teeth of m5 or sane Maa Porcelain Crown (best) $3.50 Up ee proof. The conscientious gro- cer who values honesty above with Gold or will be surprised at the quality such @ tooth. at! RAY MOND DIXON Accompaniment on the Kimball Solo Pipe Organ contamination, germs and gen- fo It is free from the impuri- genuine. Tell him you will ac- from them. EVAN WILLIAMS ties which unprotected bread cept no ‘‘Equivalents’’ no Fallsets Teeth, $5 Up Pipe Oren: 806) ae : ‘ * : Att By KIMBALL 8 ORGAN absorbs in transit, handled by —‘‘‘just-as-good’’. make-believes; toer anew that pinted could: be 77 Prac Sci ae re driversand clerks, orthrownin you want the Protection Yh. wor ss goamn't prove oe ISA TETRA factory t will be repaired free of t time. N-—today, If you wish xamination and eati- Grand Chorus, “Anvil bg from Il Trovatore .. EDISON DISC TALKING MACHINE Liberty Bell bea os afforded by the one and only original clean HOLSUM Bread. a box with soap and onions. The odors of these with, perhaps, a mate, 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination CuT-|" OHIO fate DENTISTS it., 34 vel oped | 207 Universit: ae 3 3d and University WHEN IT EMPLOYS NEARLY 700 MEN. WHEN IT USES ANNUALLY 16,000 TONS OF l i ig 3 j WHEN IT BUYS ANNUALLY FROM THE | nee WHEN IT BRINGS INTO THE CITY OF SEAT- i WASHINGTON FARMERS 30,000,000 LBS. OF TLE ANNUALLY $1,400,000.00 OF MONEY FROM | BARLEY AT A COST OF $450,000.00. SALES OUTSIDE OF THE STATE. alting Co.