The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1913, Page 2

CONFESSED PAL The Man Who Made Guggenheims Stand \ ATTACK MEXICO | |AMUSEMENTS _ OF M'NAMARAS | Hitched, Jack Dalton, Tells Why Uncle ipl FROM THIS METROPOLITAN “MORE WAGES GO FURTHER when you put your rent | money” into a home.|| : Hconvenience of having a i am ug 0 p p é poe WILL wr FAVE mariat home of your own and]] |} INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 8.—George KAGLE P Tex,,Wet \ ahte, 26 I Hin ¢ Production of | of the many ways you] |m navis, the « ‘eased dynamiter ye 7 Ww responnible fe qt niet fill “JULIUS CAESAR” Jean save then phone I|: who charges officials of the Inter s . tees bustering attach ages PANTAGES finn 0 we've just completed. It's} |Structural Iron Workers with con city, could not be determined t Be s 2 pany 7 ™ modern in every respect, well]| |plicity tn a campatgn of ¢ ruc It was wo t | rue Paani “ane ot vat * ym” —- built, with a large liv ton against non-union buildings and danivts were tade weder cover of| Wal i ee oe ie Rtn foom, built-in bookcases ‘ fe | THE BAGOAGK MAN f a Wetnes - enya ae bridge ved here today fron darkness to ¢ © the town fr Other Big Veatures ee, 8 ncn hepa gate | |New York | thin wide of tt I ore| 106 and 206 EAT SALP TOMORROW, 10 A. M. Avente and G Lak f charge of him was United | by t _|8 : < Marshal Joseph Kund, anc pret Woe hee vee te 8 ZATTLE THEATRE ther was United the eva atic t | * ake a an exc pu | oO here va ar Attorney Ww reon } Tonight sonny fedinaanatia, Ww 4 Owing to the report that sma STAR WANT ADS Meller & Mitenelt 88 Down and $20 a Month familiarity with the dynamite cases! pox had t out in the town, It | oie poday ; ; , ~ : - tor the Firat Time tn Seat Davin’ conteanios J would be established by the author re VASIEAT WAY" |tiow here Kugens Walter's Sensational Drama mu Davis will await the meeting of} the November grand jury | Harry Jones, secretary-treasurer of the Ire Ww who was rested on the ngth of Davis cusationa, h resumed his duties | today, under bond. h | | MATTHEWS BACK Bally Joo os rseeces bh was know f the th of Pte ie A I Your Palms Perspire It’s a night gave vewuicnarsccl| Sure Sign That You Are a Liar process, de of mina ¢ |], SPOKANE, Oct 1 er r 1. eo fact H the use of the 4 e t near Ic t f emotion t f erval taken by witnesses to Matthews has bee way ane tO the aut . f W.)h a end to perspire newer questions would be found of riced| «22286 ie iad an of the East, att ed, and ule ties co Pi “G ° ” & of the « tive #8 ie 6 experiments al 00d - Service”? | i» Presdy rina! as peg ¢ experiments SOME THINGS THE |—PRESS—| CHINA TO BE AN , | [scent ueaves us} EMpIRE AGAIN? OHIO Rate rt the territory i Miliiien core cna nene]|COMES TO INSPECT | Sot itr Susie o teneny cor 108 Square Feet HIS PROPERTY HERE Sn govermment operate al One-half Ply, per roll....$1.19 Col. Fran’ Eugene Waite pla The Ea pints One Ply, per roll. 1.49 | head of ni | By hs O. Sawyer feat Way,” in ‘ SHANGHAI, Oct. 3.—Gen. Li Yun e work rela ¢ r » | City Editor of The Star a current magasines, | * i itang, vic nt for Ch in | ill per roll.......$1.69 ef ad} CORDOVA, A Sept ack . .t at H ‘ sited hina td Ms Texas Bar accociat a few | nee “ ( y " Pier saying President Yu t will hours In the ty s wh rint th b nh sale t the x f- | not made without a a ee “i errpe bed eime stand tat tha Ith reported for days that — Washington real estate and | hitched wants THE GOVE ae t t for days WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK Hardware Co. Geet aaa ame bw ? er and n yn at Peking was | eon ia YEARS’ GUARANTER 1426 Third Ave. of investiga tthe tne tM rdligy bebe | Past FREAK in 1884 D Meta bare here there was maigam riliin ey On the INSPECTING PLANT HERE ited £ Consul W YORK, Oct. 3 bt ne - at Hankow, of the killing Gold Crowns $3 and Up ie ween New ‘York and vg W. 8. Miller of San Francisco,/of an American boy by brigands phia Augus forteitec ‘ ee treasurer and d ® Stan.| Who captured Taso Yang, in North . Giants by Um saat riers fe, Build Dook ' dard O1l Co. of California, and K.|¢rn Hupeb province, a few days ago ‘Bridgework $3 and Up nth, the d y ) ck ts ru ad R Hanna of| Loading coal on lighthouse ten-der at Cordova, Alaska, and (below) |ios Angoles. off : tee ae Jack Dalton. 2 and finally ord Sg one to know that I sel! /praoxos on the EASY PAY LENT PLAN. T have solved that deiphia Bmore or leas between the person at Weieas: ane Pable and the party who thought Dy themselves not able to own a ‘ BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND. MOORE & SWEENEY SEEKING SLAYER full Sets Teeth $ | We have thousands of Seattle pa- Ittents who will tell you that they Inever knew that plates could be fit- ted so perfectly until they had us do work § pital coul | ) that private ¢ the fields without onopoly LOS ANGELES, Oct Search 4 Re n to de ago, today a aa fa uly | should Alaska Dalton ka used age alton. Service = improvi ft fire and didn't . ~aa NEW YORK, Oct. 3—With an marvelous piece of acting, Hans we aa ee *8 ® outbreak of violence which, If he ie| Schmidt, confessed murderer of only shamming ine nity, wae a truly Anna Aumuller, nearly caused a panic today among the spectators at the inquest over the fragments 2° MANY MUSICAL STARS 22252253". "=" Will illuminate the program the To Be Given By the sco! |for the m P. Gay, wh her office I haxe simply offered to trust : meh Now, all that you } Those two # unch democrats is to select any : Wiillam Hickman Moore and Pf TOWN and the HAAN Sweeney, have formed a co-partner fe sult YOU. THATS FAIR, }|ship for the practice of law. They ISNT IT? | will be known as Moore & Sweeney and wil! office at 41 Haller building PETER MICHAEL a JEWELER A LITTLE RUNABOUT PARIS, Oct, 3.—A daughter was 1204 Second Ave. born yesterday to the wife of E. R [SB MAN THAT TRUSTS You.}/ Thomas, the Buffalo auto horse, | manufacturer, Brings In Firat Pack Horses New clews rk that doesn’t prove sat- ry will be repaired free of k point to a negro | charge St any time. retofore been lammer said : |who had not for the purpose of |PTought, into the cai Come tn today, if you wish for FREER examination and esti- mate. 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination WE SHOULD WORRY! company has planted PITTSFIELD, Mass Oct. 3 Mr arl oysters in a bay|and Mra. John A oor of Chicago ry. and believes it will] announced tc ement of| harvest millions of pearls thre daugt ryl, to Thornhill] sor v ted process for im-! froome of San se {reled th e civil service system. } » dog wandered t WE ARE oo secj[e: OVERSTOCKED |: > Anna Aumul rpse would be bur ere’ field unless some ed funda to lay It in con 5 a ton 1 off the cant three and : . |I cleare and make a sensational cut of prices 9} th oth: for Saturday to reduce ste New A cont Ban . arn! So to grow and beautiful, hand Have Arrived and parently peing the the he nd Third and University hing ; EILERS RECITAL HALL or Coats, made of the old Greater system. No new inventions, but 30 fil waters of the Whit rking something from his pock at Dawson years of practical experience. | ~ « ar it with furious h . i \ jrush and has been Interested Third Av. at University, : nda h i : ‘ - . > ORG: Burtad Bh G6 the 3 All the kinks of this year’s fashion are repre- the object struck a » sented in the big line now on display. Here you face 5 rill find »p-coat every size. u ever ab torettybie sutalk ; will find top-coats in eve ry size, to suit every thinking Schmidt |! #% taste, and at prices that will fit the slenderest of oe Sane pocketbooks, but— | n Oatied: Guggennelme | Tomorrow Evening at 8:15. their aorta to eatabliah ADMISSION FREE sag ewer gee ie assisted | the mediums through which celebrities will be for the door no closer—tiat’s the law! Now, if you have that track put anys closer than six feet, | am not tion of an international bunko ring, n is under arrest here today. , Victorian Shoes Mr. Fix at the Kimball Ac Player Piano. i heard are the new Solo Kimball| been rushing = Pipe Organ and Acmelodic Player Ha z nen Belzed | Piano. Also the new Edison Dia. = k | " mond Point Talking Machine, the) CDAlr 1 { mutt, | t ry Jack didn't amount to much | wonderful Victrola and the Graph. | Cohere \ rosary was| \ ether ou a ON | In the eyes of the Guggenheims | onola. Aaethe be Ra onus _ and they started to lay tracks | Opening Ove “Mornt be gpnage rec ert a w t o right through his claim. He | Noon and Night ‘ his victim ‘s fan oe piesa heii | | : 0 or a er a es 8 issued a warning and when the | ‘ ’. Von Suppe| , . workmen got pretty close he Edison Diso Talking Machine q : Ni D iff \ YOUR | Sates weber coe ae o Difference hath ed there tle. : i ¢ Leg hg rncee foi Learn oeeee*V ambert Ser Dig i Our easy payment plan is for your convenience, dye went to see the old timer. They | punt who Can Toll Where and just a little down and a little now and then | h ked to th uper - A 108 AN 3, 2 te ‘ 4 “ . NEW FALL COATS ON SALE* | ys Mle A acage pe “4 told ee en Dw Rob Roy, |. 4 : . vELE , Oot. 8 . socardten is all we expect. Come in tomorrow and look § t aid, “I told yo Act 111 Kove y the police to be Frank McCrea, Values from $20.00 to $25.00 | not to build across my claim. Hectiatx 1 Sean “ carefully over this big new stock. For Saturday | You can come within six feet of aa esntaalingdd pele 48 Morrison, wanted in a dozen ) : | It with your railroad track and | . leities in connection with the opera | | Player Piano Solo Selected | $15.00 The coats are beautifully tailored and are || be He was taken at Redondo Beach Made of the finest materials, some imported going to shoot up the engineers Soprano Solo Chor “Call |. Feed 2 goods, lined and interlined. We defy com- | or workmen, but I'm going to ur Darling Again | Detective Leigh, of the New| petition on these coats. Your $15, 00 / | pay YOU another call.” ; . J.P. ake force, who followed him| 1 Cees phy pint rage yes san au renine {through Europe and traced him| NEW FALL SUITS ON SALE | i i | ply don't EVER r R. M. Stults Clarkson Hats W “ we talking I 1, “Ry of i Nac halk Machine. Nalues from to i | the way, Dalton, that railroad tr ; Ors a ase Fo ; i if} the New Models For & urday itate ce Paes en? corner of |) from the Chocolate Soldier.. 12 DIE IN FLOOD I j j aD, SOOO | . Strauss Hi Friend of Conservation | Kimball 8 ine Ore \ $3 S 1 5.00 Ul | “No,” he anawered> “It just skirte | me Ores AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 3.—Twelve as Beautiful, hand man-tallored; a splendid |ROUND THE EDGE eo my | Soprano Solo {s believed to be the total number of earnestly. “There are great op. cept the presidency of the board tn aie vss. Masgenet ‘ On Sale On Sale portunities for agricultural and | pariog’ Garuno, Violln Obligato by the department of California. 250 dozen Men's — to Values to without low and equal freight _ Mischa Elman, GORKY HAS TUBERCULOSIS | 5 er | $4.00 rates. The government should | Duet—"Norine Maureen" (Tenor NAPLES, Oct. 8.—Maxim Gorky, | Oc Neckwear an¢ nritone 4 ‘ox “ Aesortinerst | ae aii ee “sere aa'{x| (8) Rhapsodie | (Anrem 4¢ |thore ‘who perished in the floods | 1 } \ The Famous choice . ° over six f Ay at eve | oven) in Englis yesterday in Southern Texas, The : Tha t nbout| _(b) Serenata Inutile (A Sere: | pro ican In eatinaind ae Sakon Stetson Hats : tial: battle a tle ' r f nT lian 000, The swollen stred e sub-| : 4 Special attention is given to mail orders. Send $15.00, x Daltor frie f ( rd P 1 a Tetra siding ‘7 pease Bl g with size and color, and we f ard you coat or suit, and chot and in a great frer of Pizzicat from - q ff not satisfactory, money refunded without any extra charges. Senator Poindexte Ivia’ ...Delibes STICK TO CALIFORNIA | “Nothing would be better for | us Child Dancer AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.—Capt. ig 8 4 se z Alaska than the government to letta Fohn W. 8. Baggs bas resigned the vice Silk Messaline Petticoats Silk and Net Waists take over the line and continue Music by the Graphonola. presidency of the board of directors | | it into the interior,” he declared | -renor Solo—‘Elegie-Melodie”.... | °f the American Boy Scouts to ac Special operate a steamship line also or . the novelist, has arrived here to t for Fri Se ‘ else force the present line to edison Disc Talking Machine. |trented for tuberculosis ee Ss — and Dresses and Walking Skirts at a discount of one-third. equalize iterates. The ratesare | Baritone Solo ve's Old aturday only, very reasonable as far north as Sweet Song” am-Molloy|GUSTAVUS CANCER SUFFERER special at * Skagway, because there Ia com- Clarence hal CHRISTIANIA, Oct. 8,—Cancer reater Seattle (0a uit Co. petition, but the rate here ie | Accompaniment on tho Kimball [speciality have’ been summoned 1332-34 Second Ave., ‘Near louble that to Skagway, an jolo Pipe Organ hore to attend King Gustavus, 19 Formerly Third and Madison | then some Duet—"The Angel Rubenstein c “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House”’ Now 1418 Second Ave., Opposite Bon Marche. ‘I think the government has been| Geraldine Fi Loulse Homer Best modern outside rooms, 250 a fittle slow about opentr eo ¢ al | Mrs. Montgomery Lyach at the |to Stewart House, 86 West fields. We need fuel, aud the stuft Pipe Organg [Stewart.—Advertisemug