The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1913, Page 3

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M. | Pate Round Trip, 50c; | Children 5 w 12, Half Fare, At aciontiat ays in a sarcoph eory Agus, Lo prove People write votuminously after dipping a pen into a bottle In whtch there Is plainly no Ink, | | eee Rodman Law Coming Yxygen,” Eclair educa con tiona. a CONTRACTS FOR BURIAL Depu Coroner Koepfil 1s looking for a who 4 to give Henry 64, who died funeral in exchang owned by Bickmyer. ange cont man vet kmyer’s shack was 27th av. . pool AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Metropolitan—Henry Miller in “The , Rainbow.” Moore—"The Chocolate Soldier Seattle—Balley & Mitchell Stock Co, in “The Virginian.” Pantages —Vaudesille. Orpheum—Vaudeville. Emprese—Vaudeville. OUT IN “BAD LANDS,” FAMOUS SURVIVOR TELLS STORY OF BATTLE OF WOUNDED KNEE MASSACRE REPRODUCED BEFORE CAMERA (re hiet Seout PHIM ¥ By Gertrude M. Price PINE RIDGE RESERVATION, 8. arm, away back In a corner of the or | | | | Pine Ridge Reservation, w Ay those famous Inst battle on the whites and the redmen great America’s supremacy, are ik reonacted for the world's th lives, today, the « survivor of all Indian wars . small, spare man uir; @ face that ts an¢ @yen a lirect might pass for only sor Without claim ight Rut a keen tx something unus- fa, & great, semt f strange pattern all . Phillip F. nerican scouts, 1 « eut off in the \ f Wainded Knee, me ) years ag! he story of his inctdent in his »t tory of the mas Voun@d Knee—a mas-| ich may white men atill as a nadiosa waste of hu-| Tel! me howyou got that scar,”| 4 to Wellswho ts the offictal | an interprepr in tof Rai Land Well, it's 1g #tory THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, DITOR'S our Nore survivors, Wella.) pps Newspaper Moving Picture Expert hear or Suit The kid of a garmenthat you The egg market with the fresh open ranch ste ers are inclined to hold insist that was no nee increase. It is sald the sen: has now been reached the supply received Wi can tae real from the North being . today. pride ir a The kil of a alae aut + White River potatoes 16.00 garmentthat is Balen a bac ked v by this savant, Sar 0000 store’s | years’ a Cabbage rr experiert in buying clothes, and fitting ff Re 6 en careful €ssers. Some ofhe most famous makes are repre- ff nadine veal and pork: poultry, prrected dally by Perry sented—nd it will be to your decided ad- vantage see these Suits, Overcoats and Raincoa before you buy. ar aoe i HH Higherriced ones if you want them. Come the “Strongest Overcoat House in he duahlingg,. Write the Stat’ We have some agreeable sur- Bf} fice! ace’ i prises irtore for you. Turkeyas fat, ive! J. bdelsheimer & Co. [:3"8%: 3 2 |e 00d “biook “howe First and Columbia Pork, Inreer or 1913, Aff. e ee eee eee cee 2 THE MARKETS ed today ock on f the sons top Alaska ruta bagas and turnips are selling well, | ednesday exhausted | g 108 49 4 @ @23 @ip s@ e @ @ oe utter, exes, Pros.) “4 1) 20 @ 16 @ 12 10 12 16 @ 1 12 14 cry 20 2.60 9.00 1.60 @ 4 @ an @ 11% @ 10 cr higher level at several dealers. Oth-| back and} LAWRENCE, Kan., Oct. 23—A| pineapple, estim an by vactentiata Wo + ALSO 25 & SO CENT BOXES. P |to be 0,000,000 years old, was un: RK WHILE you SLEE 3DaysSpecials) right to see the treacherous fellow whom I suspected “He, or someon like him from that lot, had co to within three or four feet of mea, with a long . Eurasia tas from saute ar =AT— thing else at the time He cut off the end of my none I managed to keep him off til I By i ‘ ie “in ic MELHOCH BROS children In and around the tepec e F t of Wires abe tired ae worl some 7 625 First Ave. Cherry Gl We will offer special inducements for three in Men's Suits, Overcoats, Slip-Ons, Suits and Overcoats, Hats, Shoes, Shirts and Drawers, Union Suits, etc 3elow we quote a few of the many bargains—all new goods of the latest and best makes, days Raincoats, Boys’ No Bankrupt Stocks or Job Lots. 55e 60c President st for ) lar elette Overshirts Woo! Shirts, military for $2.06 for $1.50 Heavy, $1 Drawers c Heavy I for $1.00 PI for 4 for a for $18.00 Brown Tweed back Men's Suits for $15.00 Extra Heavy Men's Dre Pante Rougt 0 Shirts and eeced Bhirts and Drawers uk! Gauntlet Gloves Heavy Knit \ anvas Gloves, and I All-wool, new ¢ ge, box back 1 was r $20.00 Eng’ Gray Clay, All-wool Worsted. with at he fw extra heavy Men's Suits for Dec 1890 or six of the bucks ran 4 $10.00 English Slip-On, Guaranteed Waterproof, T celden te oxe took the women and ch en an | for lace right afta the first shot was firing from there. The fire of the ? fancy wide-wale Worsted in fired in that mi le nter ldte was directed towards browns, Men’s Suits for 1 4 been (king for Col, For. ) Boys rfolks In the new brown or gray ayth, to Chi¢ Big Foot, the} On the Left Scout Phillip Wells This was all that I saw posi weeds, with Col, Forsyth} Famous Survivor Who Lost His tively, as I was bleeding profusely $20.00 All-wool Bl In part, as fol) Nose at “Wounded Knee,” and Who and was led off ater when | for Relates for “Movie Fans” the Story went back the field I hea Y nt that he tells of T Terrible Battle; Beside Forsyth yelling quit shoot sh arms,| Him “Buffalo Bill,” Who WIil Ale jing at them. IMELH H time wea Appear in the Historic Film; Below The rest of the story you H ed. Tam)a Sioux Warrior Wh i" y| know!” Orbital PoATIN the Ween ; FORMERLY KLINE & ROSENBERG red, ‘they ee whose nose runsionly such as you ‘ | fy een 625 First Ave Foot of ave f away, was hidden from m) made whole . hi . th anewered | midst of them as I tarted to cock } ek ta a bate ¢ Cherry St. in return for heard a shot fired from the my rifle, throwiug iny eyes t wife and his children Kindned to you. sien He ta still tt nd of the white soldier began to search| 9 and the broth of the Indians How? and grmitted this. The | Kr which is a part of the vg oe eek Sass" COOKS AND WAITERS: About this tie a medicine man » HE ADVISES Ing made by the Essanay com |began a stlentrhost dance, throw Scouts and Interpre at one acsane| oaaeeee See wali “te oiaving “hte “part over PACK MEETING HALL; wap the wold. throwing Ht) eettio and Tacoma ate hon {#land, he «ald, ts particu |again 1 heal someone to my | bodies should spend leas money ad-| larly tn the grip of the transporta lett apt out ‘Lek ont! Look out!’ | Tertising tn the East. and pay more | tion men. m A spirited attack was made Wed- ed to speak at once. A lusty lunged! At that Inst, as I turned my | attention to the condition of those| “The rates are so high,” he sald | IN) nesday night upon the plan to {n-|{ndividual moved to adjourn. This} head, I broughty arms to a ‘port,’ | already here, was the advice given | “the growers wege ete vraonend ‘vet {tinte @ petition for the closing of |#!ution was accepted unanimously. land then saw five or six young) Wednesday by former Senator W. make any profit saloons at $ o'clck in the evening At next Wednesday's meeting poe row oftheir blankets and |H. Paulhamus, the “rhubarb king” | bodies should one ane] RUFFALO, N Y., Oct. 23.—A po-| The meeting of the Citizens’ ‘asso- | Councilman Griffiths will speak. pull out their rms from under |of the Northwest, at the agricultural farmers to nee the This, | iceman was startled when a rough|ciation unexpectedly drew a large| NER them and braneh them fn the alr.|school at the Commerctal Club. I think, will prove of greater benefit | box !ying on the sidewalk in front| number of cooks and waiters, who + i |The older Indits rose up and the} Paulhamus attacked the extortion: |to the state than advertising in the/of an undertaki establishment | attempted to elect E. T. Levi, presi-| | foott u b fe ie farther end othe circle, some 40'ate transportation rates a9 y. wim ¢ Kent ni y turned over. Chief of Police|dent of the Cooks and Waiters’ his. subjects prebaniy Gada pecinses @ wales hea —— , ams of Kent spoke on! Regan happened to be p: | Sapuertine tea ‘Pathtiy: Gn Vive| he ene’ % ne i — rin] ape reading re arene el missionary stew as an intellect- | , Acres.” H. L. Rees of the exper!-| lid. Inside they found a sailor, who ne vote vane Moower by] | wal and Giverting paatiate, i mental station at Puyallup, poke vr «. ar me “ Pullman college, spoke on “Berry|been out on a lark with h fellow to rete the reason ing the cael teers ty riieckion. fo | Growing.” laaflor named Kelly. Deleth had ican ah des i fo a josing the sa-jof London has been seen in favor+! J. H. Perkins, state commiastoner | crawled into the box to sleep, and a inn Shine Wary ope start able, weather 60 miles distaas of agriculture, will speak here Fri-/companion screwed the lid on. He “, [ro rete |FOR CONSTIPATION, TORP Harry Collier of Tacoma speaks | —~ ID LIVER, v here today on “Fancy Poultry.” HEADACHE * pllas hi swellianiie: & WIFE OF CANNON'S . ge Turn the rascals out—the head-)liver and carry off the decomposed & GUCCESSOR TELLS «| leita cation a a sega od biliousness, indigestion, con-| waste matter and constipation you caj get a * HOW TO HOLD LOVE #| woman's Trade board. to send p00 /Stipation, the sick, sour stomach |poison from the bowels. ss : ‘ * WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.— &|New England women and girls way 224 foul gases—turn them out to-| A Cascaret tonight will straight: stylish, service- * Mra. Frank T. O'Hair, wife of #|out West to find husbands that she |@&bt with Cascarets en you out by morning—a 10-cent ° *® Representative O'Halr of Ill. #! wou 4 mai) them tr the way a? Dae Don't put in another day of dis- box keeps your head clear, stomach able, pod - fit- * nols, who won “Unele Joo” #| Cale tout it che eld Bae i Par \tress. Let Cascarets cleanse and sweet, liver and bowels regular and a * Cannon's seat in the house, &| rot es .. pew a Pasar 1 Hill, the sweeten your stomach; remove the|you feel bully for months. Don't ting * aaia KGreat. Northern. tarnate, if he Sour undigested and fermenting forget the children—their little im * “Write me in the social hall #/woull give the fair bHeade free (004 end that misery-making gas; sides need @ good, gentle cleansing, * of fame simply as a good plain * | tranaportation take the excess bile from your too. | 4 page a Pi evar be nevi %| Hill istened to Miss Smith's re- | Ove'coa E Pease oct a: qt tna CANDY CATHARTIC * ‘Learn to be a good plain | saeisieeiining * cook,’ and then love will not #| e * fly out of the window when * alicoat * poverty comes in at the door,” * * * 10 CENT BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE earthed in Scott county. A complete specimen of a small fish of the mackerel family, older | by a million years than the pineap ple, was found tn the same district A 20-foot wing of a flying reptile | also was discovered The Shoe Repair Man 216 Union St.—2 Shops—110 Madison HOUGEN \ SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY Select from the Goods of the Following Merchants—They Are Thoroughly Re- liable and Solicit Your Patronage. GROCERIES _ Zoble Grocery Co. 20 Ibs, Sugar 81.00 6 Cans Cleanser ., Be 4 tbs, Macaront .. e ecc All Spices at 1 Gal, Cider Vinega Pkes. Matches CAFES J.D, THAGARD RESTAURANTS Kr. Vv. ADAMS German Delicatessen Tait invice Shop ‘: 13 C. F. Baasch 610 First Avenue]? Pikes Raisins .. 810 Union Street | TALE 219 WESTLAK 913 THIRD AVE. PENNANTS . Pah ota ae oe FUNERAL DIRECTORS wg jo larger fome—t104 Ti Lindquist &Lund, Inc. Chauncey Wright Feeds From 2,000 to 3,000 Thorough and People Daily Pennants, nts, Awnings and Comp lete ‘Niea tara 110 OCCIDENTAL AV, has been one of our mottocs | —— for over forty years, dt fr ven doe atte et “Stans |-—-PHOTO SUPPLIES _ THEATRES believe” we are adhering even onsale techy KODAKS Developing—Printing—Enlarging f the North W Con. e ison drama more closely to that motto, When considering an Under : ct L se els, A Day With aE oh ete be food for NORTHWESTERN PHOTO The Road Moren and ser SUPPLY Co, Pathe, When Glasses Are Not Glasses—Vitagraph comedy. E. R. Butterworth & Sons 1921 FIRST AVE. Eastman Kodak Co. 1320 Second. Opp. Arcade Bldg. TILIKUM THEATRE (Panes at Degaulaud .0u1 51, —\c\, —_ammg ED, i }