The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1913, Page 6

ee ee // morrow 186 presifent of the banty is one of the} ted-| EW attle Andrew moned Yeniremen # 1 DON'T KNOW LT AIN'T DER TIN VEDDING « Beare a le une ot cep J SCHNEIDER'S VEDDING SHOULT BUY DEM * tomorrow e is one of th { ANNIVERSARY, we GOT BtCOss De NE IN COTTON tet of prominent business men on yo Get M 8S Dey ‘$ pig ete hate’ he | MIM A PRESENT COMES LATER Nig gs OP oo oe beth eielagge iis VOT VEDDING Do Dey \ee T viet dore N. Haller, Charles CALL IT, DER ae AR ay eel and Frank Jobst FIRST VON? Sf GREY." This jury will be the A“ sided over by Judge Net I hat four ses will the fr ade expected be heard by vestigation m using t nails to stock uRe Larr THE —— ie SARNV WE SOME DINGS 1g f SHE SAYS FOR DER FIRST J NEDDING ANNIVER STAR | MONDAY, ANDREWS ON JOB) Adolf Was Careful to Get “Something im Cottom” .; SEPTEMBER 1, 1913. ey Words by Schaefer to the late De cone Edward at the formal w parc chial school o can fath ers, Sunday enouncel such teaching as damnable God and the grow ing child all that is n asary ® CITY 1914 TAX LEVY TO BE 20.13 MILLS the child to know of such matter the bishop said Alpine flowers will be gr Prof. E. ity of Was. Mou ington has re kinds of s tT - f : hanes ; Alpine flowers from Dr 1 Fisct ess the council makes further} revenues to be t er, director of the unexpected reduct the levy for fr A " ting dens of Berne, Switzer! the elty in 1914 t : : a of these mountain flowers have sed on las Ars Anse dd valua Thre of expe 1 never been grown here | before } 048 coun tax “states eatin tate was ; i “| 1912, 17.90 in 19 Mot eg . he Increase is acco 1 ft $ | Every Woman J) sovvon or tv : Can Dress Well tof. the tu Aes tor Lose at Firland Saver Salen. Aad ment of bonds in a five-y and unusually large condew yp | juden ° -o * $4,286,905 Is Needed ey during 4 th . The total to be ed ments received $4,286, f Ing offices eithe as 873 bigger allowa € | The total es gxhosh aintelot “a $7.459,840.13, a oxbuets aA which a tax levy must be thin the Seattle t reduced because of the est {lis Come in and select your new clothing when the sty the very est and little week, HONOR MEMORY OF > OLD CHIEF SEATTLE 4 to by J Slater % Sense s2 epee pay s each NEW MANHATTAN TAILORED stirs AND ow READY. The memory of Chief Seattle, ferire whom this city is named, wae honor. | T! ed Saturday afternoon at Suquam kame hteftaina with membership In the ish, on the Indian reservation, with|in turn was presented | QUTFITTING CO. Tf nite man’ wceremoniaia. oe lig anllity, ant wi deg: 15 SECOND AVENUE the Inter! erva wh Hvered via phonograph. Th rr chanted in mournful tones. tom-toms and danced. The r kums of Elttaes gave the peace sign | char ¢ Kossuth Dix at the grave of the friendly chief. Mames E. McLaughlin, is Tyee Rogers made a speech in| gathering data on Indian tribes, had Chinook, which was translated byja moving picture outfit on the the chief's son, Jim Ewye, and was! scene. CANAL IS OPENED KEPT HER WORD e Chas, Retity, Sweet Irish Singer. 1@e and 20c. Odeon Theatre WANTED BY THE rorice a ted — Music by MacDonald { HERE GET scnweoeR ») bs - 7 DINGS IN — “eZ COTTON Give ME A NICE Z CROWGBAR. LT'S FOR. YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED VON YEAR, SO—— ‘COUNTY FAIR TO BE | _ REAL “HUMDINGER” DY DERTON DIRALEY Out of chnos. out of mork | e to present one Larose and did my! work ‘ ‘ v While the ages chulied and sped + Iwas foiling? for my’ Dread ent of Underneath img’ stirdy blows cep depart Porests fell ‘cud cities rose bean +d And the hard, reluctant soil ok aaa Diossomed richly from my tol t Palaces and ftémples prand Wrought [with muy cunmng hand , Rich ‘indeed was ‘kay rewtrd - i“ Stunted soul, and hody scarred as r end adquarters. "GETS PROPERTY ph A supersedeas Ix Adc Gust Saturday filed @ f $100,000 and e of his property, Fancy Pigeon Show bond o H Jr, who has Burnett With the rmricr of scope and rod ql t Humphries’ dee L the tiller of the sod. ce ig ice to the Seen From the cradle to the grave in Shambled thromsh the worlt- a slave! Crushed and trimupled, bealen, cued, ‘ Serviug best, but served the worst, ‘ens coated. souped and spoiked furnished by the , and it ts for ever filed ig, roperty, it is 000 valu Kir reputed rver the western interesting count has a growers of the Wenatchee ey sua T bruikded , stiff hamwerr} is pa a ta nest S. Berry, recently employ indernsosurusteod , underpas 1, superintendent of this R. L. Pok & la the Af } aye the avowers ave nd formerly by the Tacoms world seyve had He and that tho Giaaes d Power Co., died in Los meh {visions Angeles Saturday, as the result of oo a railway accident. Efforts ave Up from sleversy’ I rive, Dreams and wouder in my After brutal ajes past ey Thomas hon to locate his relatives, a graduate of Oxford ngland. He itved ta Merchants to Exhibit anufacturers are before coming to Seattle. rally. Every line ~ $$ « ented in the main Want a bargain in a piano? exhibition hall e hall, in charge Star reader has a plano to sell of G. W has been made cheap. Use a Star want ad. Loveberry KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-2ndhv. NEXT TO BUTLER HOTEL Try-On-Days In Three Reels | THE ADVENTURES oF Jaques | PANAMA, Sept. 1—Follow! SALEM, Ore, Sept search Te ah | removal yesterday of th of nearly two weeks Is ended t |start to remove the last barrier of “ * ne as ern the Atlantic channel. Wh row and continuing work is finished ships may navi we have hit upon gate to the locks from both ends ape a | t will please every barrie ere blown eaving dare | The Pacific barrier wer blowa A te arcrt 5 ! ? woah Whe to toad of waits ine up by an. electric. ewiteh, which MRS. LISTER GOES Our biyere who. hare bean - ‘o was turned on twice yesterday TO BABY CONTEST searching the fashion centers first at 9:30 a. m. and again at ink 1:30 p.m NORTH YAKIMA, DENVER st SILLY, SAYS PAGE, Mra F t Lie of Olympla ne Der 1 di ental Work? STORM AT OgDEN “| NEVER DID” ‘Yakime during the [.vne, whe Pre 3 North Yakima during the F Go to the Boston Dentists,) oGpen. 1 Sept am: | Page , ‘ tha |S shoal one Shay m-yhaope ‘rom ae ae ij * we t them on to Who Have a Reputation for | age of $20,( ate he duche Ma ‘of Siu landels, o dael h nf ie weok ' Tine soa seas oh Soc, First-Class Dentistry, wi 7m owent Ocdes his I pet ppg r, wou mend if ‘ Wn in upo o a - you will not be urged to buy, If your teeth! flooding scores of retail and whole: | +), nored a letter from her i ah see eens etka tak tabian | . g Ae : hea eat gem gee patie © aching or you) Sale houses, Lightning struck a ad orney general 1 hundreds of babies from all | peace neg 1 pees ure in seeing t the most are aching oF you) © ocery store, melting the solder in ree hic PO aye t » far as he could wer the state will be ¢ ined | ® now exile ‘ courteous attention 4s extend have cavities in hondreds of can of tables, and et aan reir: . Leach was not threaten-|] in this contest 1 ys moving pic ed. Remember, tomorrow your teeth, or if! . ining the cont ir Re kak th ite meee arted Any baby from 6 to 48 months {| ture actress, | She married Lyons |i and Wednesday you have missing . lcket to the rece, eve the affair has been || in age ts eligible to compete for A year ago ey soon sep teeth that you , : + or oe xa 1 be said. “Fe ash prizes aggregating $500, [| arate During her stay in n wish replaced, or BUCK IS iN LUCK h the entrance | instas i d learn nothing of Inc r trophy ¢ medals | ¥ Lyons toes a familiar fig if your gr uch Dr. Le ng been placed or and ved certif town cafes bleed readily, nd exh! Je to kine the ff you have pyorrhea, you pci th Star-Spa i] possibly do better than consul the) LAPORTE, Ind. Sept. 1 ner." jt ly’ > ] s; Boston Dentists, at 1420-22 Second 18 years of roaming about the ull, ac edc ys Sutler av., opposite Bon Marche. These try and hearing no word of re are S dentists have been in thi. lucation| Otto Buck of Laporte ac a but > ls J > ~ SAN FRANCISCO, Sept for over 11 years, and have turned, met a cousin d learned that his > it the Stea s ewe s. to the recovery from ri out more strictly high class Den-| father had d 1 he was heir to) ue | celved in an automobile accident tistry than any office in the West.|a $12,000 estate. Several tmpostors The story goes on to # that the “ | OYSTER BAY, N. Y., Sept. 1 | ne San Jc Saturday by Juror Even the Dental Profession wili|have tried to get the property. Buck | duchess left and wrot Having sold all his real estate George R. Parker, a negro butler In|Wm. H. Adams, and his determina admit that. jis now here, the ambassador, calling attention | holdings here, C. D, Hillman has left the home of Colonel Theodore |tion to ait in the jury box rd No charge is made for consulta-| to the discourtesy shown her, and |for Pasadena, Cal, where he says Roosevelt, Is today lodged in the less of the pain, t ri ‘ received no reply. he will take up a permanert real- Mineola jail, where he will be held proba wil not tion and advice. Go today and see 96 EN ROUTE TO SEATTLE : fineola j re hi i obably will not the Boston Dentists, at 1420 Second p dence it bow te Inrge for the October grand jury, follow yrrow, when it is scheduled for av., opposite fon Marche, about! tye ny EK F 1 estate in Pasade wh he calls ing his plea of guilty | in urt | resumption i | » Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Cesaloma ot : theft i , ; your teeth You wont be sorry. jenidzuoka Maru left Yokohama | SLAPPED 16 YEARS — ey, e roth ny Ue Haye ery ‘aes a ae * first i bake thought Adams’ in Thursday, one day behind schedule, erg ecigybolseddl r spat hgeitosina [het Med h eee silage ABO S08 - etsy og vaasongers for Seattle|| AGO; ASKS DIVORCE Of the expresident. cr thie (tie mane neceaaltate the impan and 36 for Victoria. hen arker was Ly Me ie lelment of a new jury Judge Van ea rices : : | theft he promised Colonel Roone-| Fleet has been Informed, however ST. PAUL, Sept. 1—Sixteen velt he would reveal the place|that the juror will attempt to be in M. E. Durham, deputy superin-| years ago P N. Enestrom. an | where the articles had t hidder tendent of schools for King county, because his wife had gone walking | Dr. A. M. Johnaon,| Failing to make good his promise, | 1 § f t R took the oath of office as county with a mutual friend, wlapy | PD. GC. one of the bent the authorities were called tn last a ey azor ieee cg “, Ry succes 2 15. |face and upbraided her severely, she | known Chiropractors, Wednesday and the negro arrested Surrows, to which he was elected &/ declares. After thinking the inct- ! 1 t . TOMORROW, TUESDAY year ago, Saturday lant over o6 | ee orl THOUSANDS COLLECT band, she has filed ault for divorce arge and AND HE MAY DIE teen years ago ©. 3. N aig BAe The Seattle Star has made arrangements whereby it 1s able 9 j in the district court he Mra, Eng 1 . tive engineer, embraced his swett to oe free, wica each yearly subscription, at the regular price of & ” STAR PENNANTS eekpieet sei agiever petites § he EDWARDSVILLE, Il, Aug. 29 heart, who is Mrs Noel, and a nee $3.2 5 nai and 6 vuple lived together Rank Bullding Acting upon the suggestions, play-|dle which had been left in her,dress Collecting. pennants hes texan. a|*? ears | - Ea ee ee eee ar eanson a |penetrated his left arm. It’ gave THE BURHAM SHAVING OUTFIT great hold on the readera of The | Maat neighbor, that she throw his 5-year-| him little trouble, but a few days Consisting of— Star, and some wonderful collec FIRE IN SKOKANE i the past nine/old gon, Joseph, into his arms from | ®80 he felt a pain in one of his fin Seven Guaranteed Blades p tions are being gotten together. A | yen Dr. Johnaon|a roof 20 feet from the ground, Mrs, | ers and discovered the needle, six Nickel-Handled Shaving Brush As Follows: eoupon is run on the front page of ; SPOKANE, Sept. 1.--Fire of un-| has practiced in Spo- Edward Janis of Hdwardsville toss nue wh re it had entered Colgate Shaving Stick The Star each night, and four o' nown or did damage t y es-| aving been a the lad over the edge. i e pu 1 it out and it And Heavy Knurled Razor Handle blaeg Mutton 12;¢ them, clpped from The Star for timated $25,000 to the planing aber of the firm| Johnsen missed the catch and the | Will be kept as a memento, All jacked neatly in a leatherette case. E eae atthe four consecutive days, when pre-|mill and dry kiln of the Dean Lum of IaJole & Johnson, | boy struck a brick pavement and r Choice Breast o' Te sented at The Star office with 15 ber and Fuel Co. where he bullt up a/guffered injuries which may result This is a complete shaving outfit—Safe, Simple and Sant Mutton cents, entitle the pre | most enviable reputa-|{n his death, | tary. Safety razors have become immensely popular in the past (Our mutton is ofa superior lar 6x15-inch pen dig eee ee ee 2 2 tion for curing paied Pear few years; thousands of men prefer them to the old style. And quality. Try it.) narily retails for at t * | Chronic aliments, Dr here is your chance to get one free, Jince offering pennants to its read-|* ept. l-Kalser ® Joh fh treated auc |QU) © BUILDS HOTEL Rite” ang 12:¢ 4, The Star has issued many thou- | * may aoon be beard & cessfully some of the Paces | PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 1 Wo eec ee see ereee sands of the following pennants: |* own in America, It # boat known pe ' BERLIN, 8 1.—Work began | Charged with securing a railroad R d O Off Cholce Shoulder 152 Potlatch, State of Washington, Uni-|* developed today that the kals- # Spokane aaa h on|today in the city of ey : _ pass from the O..W. R. & N, Co, for ea ur er MEM iin, os uceisigs & Bh versity of Washington, State of Or * er talked into a phone * file at hin office tes-|the Rhein, of what will be the first |* Woman not his wife, in violation | THE SEATTLE STAR for Onc Year (regular price 3,25 Choice Breakfast 15¢ n, California, Ohio, British Co upon the occasion of * timontala showing | munietpally-owned hotel in Ger of the Interstate commerce regula $3.25), together with this Burham Shaving Outfit, for .... " Bacon, stripped ....... & lumbla, Michigan and Minnesota, *® #peech unveiling the Fritjof that he cured them of | many. There has been need of t wo raph op. Ratey Rench Koos, pennants, Each week a new pen-|* monument, during his recent % pavtoud ‘aiiente o¢|festalasa hotel dn Dulabure torierator of Huntington, Or, is. un THE SEATTLE STAR for.Six Months (regular price 2,20 a, ee. 35¢e nant {6 issued, This week the|* crulse, A splendid record & Woae’ cian some time. Owing to the untavor.|4er arrest here today, The wom $1.80), together with this Burham Shaving Outfit, for .... Per Idaho pennant 1# out. A few of the|* Was obtained. The record * Dr. Joh ty u-{able financial situation no one un-|*M, Whose name was given in the | rue seaTTLE STAR for Three Month aS Fe ian 4), A, icin ata back pennants are still left on hand *® Was for his own use, but it Is * onned by the State|dertook the building, The city Complaint as Jane Doe, was also T9199) togeth ith oh 3 Pd pis . Apeyret a ‘eg $1.50 Bie ae Pp for those who are just starting * ald that he wilk give permis. # ¢ inane council decided last week that it|taken inéo custody 00), together w is Burham Shaving Outfit, for .... it signifies purity and quality ieupe pits ro Pit ou h Ms t ee 4 for its duplication and ® Hin Office Hours are 10 to & would pay Duisburg to conduct a Those Already Readers of THE SEATTLE STAR and Who De Shops open until 6:20 p. m. aken advantage of the exceptional | * sa Consultation and Examination Free, |muntetpally-owned hotel, ‘The ex-| Lost articles are usually found sire the Shaving Outfit May Secure Same by Sending * | offer The Star is making ite readers you should do so at once, * BK KKK KK RRR RR wR Phone Ma La 2795 for Appolniments,' much interest by other cities. periment will be watched with) by Star want ads in the “Lost and| 85 Cents to Cover Cost and Postage Found” column, 4 ree he mee Se aa fe AF