The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1913, Page 3

SEEK GRACEFUL WAY TO ESCAPE UGLY DILEMMA KIFV, Russia, Oc thar the gove to drop its « is were & but it was By Gertrude M. Price (Staff Correspondent Newspapers) WOUNDED KNEE. 8 Dn 18 Here I am at last! & railroad a right Alatrict for Scripps Oct Hun mile ort was planning t Mendel Het od arc of the Dakot quiry been told by a effect chinsky to be for th fits difficulty | DAN O'LEARY IS OFF | UPON A LONG WALK) boy, Was sur PORTLAND, Or,, Oct atter o walk the 16 days. average @ day, Dan O'Leary, the pedestrian, left > for claco at 6 o'clock this m has a §00-mile match race se with Charles Ch for a os there. In an or ar A SPORT FOR KINGS HOUGHTON PALL, Eng., Oct —A guest of the Countess Strafford, o Cora New York jeorge Monday shot dozens of alm a ants, clubbed from the underbrush by game keepers. BACKACHE A WARNING) f= YOU SHOULD HEED It Is One of Nature's First) Signs of Kidney Troubles, if Neglected, Serious Diseases ‘ May Follow. 21.) of of Colgate a historic asso- sentiment place replete with ciations, pathos and When the kidneys are clogged up 1 ctive, nature has a way of | Warning you Backache {s one of the first symp toms. You may also troub with disagreeable, annoying bladder Americar disorders; have attacks of lumbago A CAMERA! or rheumatism; become nervous, , Gish gma foal a2) worn Ont; DettY| rns contented nine pléture 0 swellings show under the eyes of /this pay . cat ar heat fm the feet and ankles; and many jean frota other symptoms are noticed 10, they are neglected, dropsy, diabetes, Gen or Bright's Disease, which so often| mand who led the United prove fatal, may result. States troops against the Indians It ts not only dangerous, but/in those last wars are in the field needless for you to suffer and en-| here today, acting over agaln thetr dure the tortures of these troubles. | famous parts in the great battles! when a little Croxone now will) fuffalo Pill, the famous scout of quickly and surely end all such| historical renown, ie repeating the misery. thrilling story of hin yesterdays There is no more effective rem-|among the red men! edy known for all such troubles 1,000 Redskins Encamped than Croxone, because it reaches| A thousand gay-bianketed Stoux the cause. It soaks right into the/are camped tn this basin of Wound kidneys, through the wails and lin-|ed K fost as th we the ings; cleans out the clogged up) night re that awful battle 20 pores; neutralizes and dissolve the poisonous uric acid and waste! matter that lodge in the joints) ly and muscles and cause those ter. rible rheumatic pains, and makes they played then {r the kidneys filter and sift the pot-| reality. gon wut of the blood and drive it} Hundreds of cavalrymen from the system. | regulars from Fort Robinson, loan You will find Croxone different|ed by the United States govern from all other remedies. It ts prac-|ment especially for this moving theally impossible to take ft with-| picture, are camped on the table out results. lands nearby! An original package costs but a| “guffalo Bill” Heads Company trifle, and all druggists are author-| 7, picture Ia being produced by ized to return the purchase price/ i. mssanay Film Co which hee & ff Croxone should fail in a single] iire, ¢ a large corps of camera men, a gen case. Three doses a day for a few eral and manager on the days ‘s often all that Is ever need-| aig * ed to end the worst backache, re- The Heve rheumatic pains, or overcome| ..5wn in large theatres throughout urinary disorders. the country by the pleture com pany of which “Buffalo Bill" ts the head. t hia film to 15,000 feet long! Miles and many of the mn. y of the Indians who actual took part in those Jast encoun 4 are even acting the very parts such desperate comph 4 film will be Bake Oven Rheumatiom | One of the greatest points of In. lterest in connection with the pro- | duction Is the fact that a complete [picture will be presented to the government to be placed in the HOME FOR MOTHERS | Temporary rellef will be furnish ed many of Seattle's destitute moth ers in the formal opening Monday of the Theodora home, established by the Volunteers of America, The home was built at the cost of $12, 000, raised by public subscription. It {s located on an acre of ground lat F. 66th st. and 25th av. N. E., do nated by M. F. Jones 818-314 Eiltel Building. Phone Main 4097 CUT- RATE Maccabees Hold Rally The Maccat « of the World will throw open th Ww. 0. W hall, Fourth Thursday night for m and friends @ of the order, wh hey celebrate | thelr st anniversary with a }grand rally of the five hives of |the city THINKS HARRY SAFE | CONCORD, N. H., Oct, 21.—Har WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK | ry Thaw's mother has left for Pitts FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEE |burg, believing her son safe from lgurrender to New York for a long Amalgam Filling 50c Up “°° MIX WITH LIVE WIRE MALDEN, Mase, Oct. 21.—Sam Gold Crowns $3 and Up nel Peters was killed by a live wire, and J. L. Hurley was so badly burn led trying to pull him away from Bridgework $3 and Up it that he will lose an arm | MORE FOREST FIRES SANTA BARBARA Oct 21 Full Sets Teeth $ and). set fires which smouldered all Up day broke out in Casitas pass, north of here, last night No #@ ‘We hove thousands of Seattle pa- rious damage was done. tients who will tell you that they never knew that plates could be fit- D. D. PALMER DEAD tod so perfectly until they had us do) tog ANGELES, Oct. 21.—Dr. D wen D. Palmer, founder of the chiroprac Any work that doesn’t prove sate|tic method of healing, Is dead. He isfactory will be repaired free of| was 69 charge at My time. WILL ASK DIVORCE ANG Oct. + 21 lowing a disagreement, Mrs, Earl Rogers, wife of the noted criminal lawyer, will sue for divorce Come tn SOON —tor mate 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination today, If you wish 8 FREE examination and eat! 5. Best modern outside robms, 250 to 50c. Stewart House, 86 West vet ity St. Vatvers OF on Goo. ViasencPaterson Ga. |) Btowart,—Advertisemat, St. Opp. Vraser reum Co, Fol-| ° THE GEN. MILES, BUFFALO BILL, SOLDIERS, INDIANS, PRODUCE HISTORIC BATTLE FOR MOVIE CAMERA archives time! at Washington for all in a Tent apher W. H haw with ace of this movie,” and | arrived at the queer little Nebraska t of Rushvtl rail, at dam, FB th raveled by Sleeping Photo wh Staff burough, Dur me latent come enay nds by ore These pictures, from Wounded Knee, 8. D., where the famous last battle between the whites and the Indians is being perfectly re-enacted nefore the moving picture machines, with “Buffalo Bill,” Gen, Nelson A Miles, real Sioux warriors and real U. 8. “regulars,” in their original roles, have just been received. They were taken by Photographer W H. Durborough especially for this paper. The upper picture shows the Scripps newspapers’ movie expert, Miss Gertrude M. Price, writing her stories on a box on the ground of the famous battlefield itself; to the left is a picture of one of the Indian “combatants,” in this restaging of a climax of American history, and the right shown the ene of the battle basin of “Wounded Knee.” Part of the camp BAIT INDUSTRIES f the ko to reach when we Are the cam It wan night wot he you afraid of snakes?” was the first salutation we re on ws 1 committee a te oping fnc the ace Will See Big Battie THE PSYCHOLOGY OF WORK IN A KITCHEN Prejudices cling t take a serving we household, and the domestic serv. ice problem will solved only wh a broade and fi cot at an Indian counctl and the great | yoy Seer take ¢ aie attle of Wound Knee! = $a | So declared Dr. J. K. Hart, as INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN sistant professor of education <= a LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21.—A dam ufacturers rowed ets, and socks made movie pair my fir camp poral! Photographer Du less sumptuously. Fi to the property tent kept company with ‘apnon! Tomorrow we shall be spectators rough fared was dotafied wh he the camp us when we man into our MARY ANDERSON IS at university, in talking The 1 Basis of the Problem vice at the F gational church , age suit brought by Mary Anderson for injuries In an automobile acct Jent reveals Los Angeles in dustrious woman. She rises at 3 0 m., dusts offices; 6:20 a. m. till 5 pom, sews p.m. till 10 p.m, sweeps offices, Mra. Anderson never heard of the eight-hour law most | ' The latest edition of Pathe's| nthe Rou ae Cae THE MARKETS | day. In addition will be seen a » oa) Vitagraph amatic production |The White Feather,” in which |tenderfoot, who Is being disct plined by his more hardy com fons, takes the lesson seriously and becomes the real hero. “His First |Performance” {s by the Edison | players and “Dodging Matrimony lis a clever n Ei |ison soe entitle | port of Jerusalem: many in | teresting 5 in this ancient and | most Inter city | The Reetle’s Deception” 1s name of a single reel film to bi this week. It tn Picture theatre, and the other nec and a fire to finish vill be at the Class A leased here a Beetles real picture, sary fixtures, {t all. This | Wednesday oe Tuesday Night | Colonial Until nadows,” Selig, “The Bridge of § 2 reel drama; “So Runs the W ‘ay, Biograph drama; “Matrimonial Maneuvers,” Vitagraph comedy Clemmer Until Tuesday Night The Pirates,” 2 reel Vitagraph comedy-drama “Pathes Weekl world's news; “Alkalie Ike and the! 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