The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1914, Page 5

First West and Boy St _ ASUSPECT IN: w nour G.N.ROBBERY VY YAR Steamers BK | Athy | mi ae ‘| A man at the Insane asylum at} Steila earing the name of tarry far to that of Time Tadle sediect ange he ed with the m pottoe te sand robbery! Main 3101, Fare S00 Round Trip |) ain near! a Sa held tor| MAIN 1594 Mathews, on complaint of hie ee Quick Shoe } ‘ther, 6.1. Mathews, 7204 14th i av., Was up by Judge Frater epairing Shop 10 days © take treatment for ee bene e Assistant fal Agent J. J ° Calversity Davis is on his way to Vancouve @ Will meet the officers re- ing G ree Ball to Mount Ver St. Paul Stove Repair so te ra obarge of being & Plambiag (a. i cat 7304 (14th av ‘ ° r the boy held at te ay enied any in jation that Harry ia the jreat ern train b iit the boy we guilty of any u elder Mathews » Was not nea. H om the night The best printshep in Seattle ‘a ‘ hag a a t to ire him ¢ the drug ha (The Ivy Press This habit he acquired in ¢ Third and Cherry : Ellioee 875 ee emay en cat mnenebaio’ or stear when he was », he — y has never n any peniten- | tha and r 4 r Reb a catalog of attractiveness Hil sen berkrapt tk 00 0 soles Grodesor 1: Fight shy printer who unterbets reasonable Comper: the ” CHIEF WILL ASK FOR DETENTION HOME FOR GIRLS. Chief Grirtitn plan fo: a girls to the M esent his home for 1 for consid efty nday ne phase of his BARGAINS ‘ Up J u« Count in Used Machines J " | \\ peasedl, Eresideat New Machines rented p sted quarters in WHITE SEWING MACHINE co the Pre taine building, where the 284 Third (Near Pixe) Moto isto §) humane, juventie and women's pro-| tective artments are housed in The « * are altogether too 1 ® the chi 1 hope to the juver partm es ta ed on the first fh of the ‘WEYERHAEUSER | NEAR TO DEATH PASADENA, March 28. —Fred jerigk Weyerhouser, “lumber king,” | who {a fl, ts not expected to live/ through the day PUBLIC MARKETS SANITARY TOOTH CROWNS ©: f mare ‘ Ancient and Modern |°<\:"°5,° ass By EDWIN J. BROWN, eo Piorida ‘TiS First Av ta tows, Bevo racticed @|20 Ibe best granu in Memphis and by the - —~ — oegieans in Tyre. and Sidon a: OLD PIKE | on peas, be Ib o-, 9 least =r thousand years ago. fe Fauchard may be said t the founder of 1 ) He was born Out 1690, and died lead it, then fit a jUMAn Or animal rr from tory onto the r ing & hole in the t Primost, 2 ibe sive the protrud | | London's weekly coal pile is 327,-) 000 tons re Union Pacific has ordered 54 more} #, to cost $1, locomotive sunstirt TE CROWNS ‘The most is the Por struction DANCE AT DREAMLAND TONIGHT science and strongest an the same tim ural tooth ve Admins TURKISH RUSSIAN BATHS r - ington impres ter of paris and of the proper size this is ground to fit with pure gold and fished. Many dent substitutes ft ting the made with lens th id materia), but | ting and satista MO protection given + Strength to the crown the result ar are man which atve for the partic ala A Bargain 22K Gold Crowns: orcelain Cr Gold Filling Filli do exactly Attendant $1.00 up .50¢ up advertised ms to auit 1g8 We Lady All work guaranteed 15 OROSS KYES out @n ope of examinats year oPpric © Washing Electro Painless Dentists tet and Pike, Opp. Public Market Laboring People’s ventists BROWN, Mrs Dian Watts THE STAR—SATURD SEATTLE BOY | would You Be a Syiph at 47? Mrs. Diana Watts, in Classic Pose NEW YORK March 28 How | #0 te alla e correc would you like to look like a Greek sclo tension,’ and thi s tension may be galr follow oddess at Goddess ‘ ing Mre. Watts 2 rules whic It's easy. Mrs. Diana Watts, wt . ) male log move a4 fresh from fiv paren @x ’ 1 grace og arin on the Gre fale of Capri, says AY. MARCH 28, 1914. SONGBIRDS OF COUNCILMEN GRAND OPERA FIGHT GRANT HERE 3 DAYS AT BALLARD GREAT Advance orders for tickets Indl Inatsting that all achises f jeate that elty house will it t har iin and ex i hall ness h of the four performa all of t « te afte of the famous Chicago Grand | guard, Counce ieric anid Opera Co,, at the Orpheum theatre | Ira D. Lund make a fight to next week |the finish against the franchine for | Tickets will he on sale at the! the « c th Ballard box office for the first time Mon ne a® appr ed Friday b t day dent Ha and en Lale, of Monday night's performance wil! | franchi mittee be divided into two parte com The chte on omitted t pany opening with “Cavailerta| Hans and Dale f i fran ‘ W. Peet int eilaota’ wr cotati: |e eho cleo tee REV. MARK A. MATTHEWS 1 Tuesday night Lohengrin 1 € e it eve ne ire t a merci, Weta [Race ta REV. ADNA W. LEONARD day night closes the engagement the f hine J Reece een | nn” Vast cs tree tines REV. CARTER HELM JONES Mary Garden and Titta KR Th pa t to the | ol Lene te cieaet Mien lin each Goan the vote, whe ov One of These Four Great Preachers | Monday night : whel favor of the t Will Speak Each Evening During Garden appears in a ‘ovi ue Thursday night Th er © t ever, } here such @ notable gathe f nnd opone tt The company bria t f ma t f th ta |Ruffo, Mary Garde ( a|the traction con White, Julla Clausse o Lundy Grills | Otto Mara Alle Hin * a t t the eople ih a Galll, Rosa Ka the rds eve frat | *) hte ny Ont Hann chine? 1 Lundy of Counctlma *) Louise le G t e| Dale. Hut ea tar q Nico’ Th replied tn the affirma aep Stur 1 and Cleof t! Campanint 1 still 1 are willing to Lundy de ‘ SCHOOLTEACHER a4 es contain charter regulations ASQUITH TAKES AGGRESSIVE IN MURDERED; BODY :: HIDDEN IN BUSH AMPAIG teache was found fer Jump of bushes the road: | ——At the near Polar left b } Sees: ARMY TROUBLE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH to he ms) at Kennett Dear Miss G I try to be ajthis overflow cease thank | ** " | . i man, Here are my best wishes to| your audience and fics: |. & rome, Names. Cameras an DON, March Fifth Ave. and Marion St. the prodigal girl; “As we sow, so | over your talk tr nd, and if a gi agp Ey ong gece reaped WY nd made up shall we reap.” you have said anyth a should best Psy eae epee rt bier EVERY EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK There , ien't & perfect being on 1 save it out next time and me tt nial tin oie oak alee untry not for n 4 earth If sho has fallen, why not |in a little better sentence or para-| a, he girl was mur-|coseta the ministry in doing it Sunday Nights at the Four Churches make an effort NOW to rise again? grapt ee tad ee oie hoedian “anaes it wae ported Asq the thought, [I canr t your studies tor| PO sone paid eo rote ER Brig Sunday, March 29, to { her trow |iish and any o wil | fom schoo ae ‘ et , Sunday, April 5 nn ee ae ce | Gove FOU B CmENOS t tem) A leather belt In an English fac. tre be e ce or Let i or tive b ei te tee that oes Q—w t 4 1,800 feet a minute, from nine to r G é beh ath © her life se people —We a wo young girte elve ho da nore tha: 1 M h and Ad . . will seo that the past {ie but @] and five in a email city. There ie ure a day, for more than | (3. Ewart, who resigned becatne Revival Arranged by Membership stepping stone. | Ie a woman here who makes it se _.|they endorsed Seely’s pledge, The following verses yaa my | her business to talk about girls | would remain in the service FIRST METHODIST, FIRST BAPTIST, views. I do not know the authors:/ who go with young men to If he refused, !t was understood ‘Ia every human heart | shows and come across the via- |he would be dismissed from the | PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL and There is some not part, | Where sweetest scent and fruit fp glorious richne grow.” may blo If any little word of mine w make the world the brig «of If any art th dh pak that 1 bit at sing t in and set the glorious r ech Q—I am a young girl, very small for my age. All the boys treat me as a pal, and that's the way | like to be treated. Although | am over 18, | have no beau, and hardly ever go out with a boy, but at parties | never have to come home alone, and always enjoy my- self while there I'd rather go coasting In a crowd than to a theatre with just one boy. In the summer we go fishing, and to the parks, or sometimes on a " but always in a crowd, and we never couple off 1 am writing this just to show there are still some young people living who enjoy life without spoorting. N. MH girl A—It is a clever an been on the sult case a long be happy as a pal m t time. It will not injure the boy friends, and t leather, and it would be well ch chums are dieses a ') to rub it all over the case, and am sure there are many then rub well with another flan oun who adopt tht nel cloth, and a fine polish will (COUPON NO. 1) od, and I am always glad to ba the. pouuit Ctreulation Manager, The Star from them, and of the good times APPRECIATIVE I want elp you give free baseballs to the boys of Seattle they are having. It is each one’*) 4 1 thank you very much, I sak ar ane eae h ordered stone right to be happy—and ev On® | have used oxalle A for ink spots| \ te bed tee in rier at the Tae of Ue Gat alee can be #0. n white material, but was not sure becriber to The Star — {t would not leave a mark on the Q.—What do you advise a fel- low to do, and what to study when he Is suffering from the lack of self-confidence? | am 26 years of age and all the edu cation | ever got at home was hard work from childhood. last few years | have traveled and read a whole lot, and many think me fairly well educated, but the fact is | can not get up before a number of people and express my opinion on any subject, because | seem not to have confidence In my- self, and | know If | cannot overcome this, there is very lit tle show for success In any thing 1 am going to school next winter, and would like to know what studies will be best to take to overcome this, for | know it is my greatest stum bling block and must be remov- ed at any cost If you are not too busy asslat Ing the god of love, it will please me to hear from you as acon as possible. A FOREIGNER A.You seem to have a pret good flow of language | and there Is no reason why { not it in addre have it in sing jock you have You fear {eht thin, FEAR ye ay the you fear think or ss To get rid emed reome ot going to {t proper! are going what you utter fear ia th are and say to greate ean give you ak in public WE GIVE GAS nf @y chance you get, if It Is only few words 0 full of love for| 2 3 the “other fellow” and so full of} Regal Dental Offices your subject that you will forget ‘| mere people, and your heart will| Of b+ R. Clark, O. D. &., Manager bverflow and your lips speak the| 1405 Third Av., N, W. Cor. Union. message y@ur heart dictates, When| Note: Bring this ad with you, ° entirely barren | will make whe Is no other We ask your when there duct, way to get home. advice in this matter, service. This would mean the retirement | of French and Ewart, too, and un- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES TORTURED SKIN hal | *| TWO OF YOUR READERS. a os ie avalanche | Large Chorus Led by Dr. Ralph Atkinson P. 8.—Please do not put thie |How This Wonderful Ointment | (ter resignations | gy] Inthe waste paper basket. An- Ends Itehing and Clears GREAT LEADERS ON GREAT THEMES' ts ae zie yOR are pertectl on The soothing, healing medication t is no rth » to notice FO*-lin Resinol Ointment and Res pale, t at ta about) Soap penetrates ¢ tiny Allene Kork! e 4, ¢ te he ' f. At the! the skin, clears it of all im tM ced care -S oor 4 same time @ to see young peo-land * itching and 1 i 622 39th : a succumbed oe ple att in small Resinol «p als 4 aia ec? } grhatenn teeny pesinol speedily heals t to burna re Our Waffles Are the Talk of It makes! many other eruptions, and clears seen iiteher the Town. nm & Case! away disfiguring pimples and black was frig tfully , ms e . 15 halen day tenia cio treatessats v frightfully We make, all our own bakery nse in| prove worse than useless 1s 1 it 19} Resinol is not an ex Try our 25c dinner, from 5 to nt « a8 tO\ ie @ doctor's pr 8 p.m Avold all APPEARANCE of evil."| proved so wonderfu for skin troubles that {t has b H 1] ‘ood L Q—You have given me infor: [used by other doctors all over the| Assurance that she would be Oly w' un mation when | have desired it, [country for nineteen years. No ‘ i t wh ig has and | will offer a little In re other treatment for the skin now € h th ast three 212 PIKE ST. turn, if acceptable before the public can show such a yea M Long, a Only Union Dairy Lunch in One of your readers asked record of professional approval ht when a Seattle how to take ink sp offa Every druggiet sella Reasinol Oint the bene leather suit case. Having work. | ment (50¢ and $1.00), and Resinol | fit performance under the auspi ed on leather many years, | am | Sc ); but for trial size, free,|of the Good Cheer The In a position to give a remedy to Dept. 9-R, Resinol, Bs fund will be ned in Miss Take about three tablespoons e, Md. Avoid “subs Long of oxalic acid, dilute in a pint of water, thoroughly disec and rub on the spot with a flan nel cloth. It will, | think, take out the stains, unless they have | leather. Jesse Root Grant, the late U. 8. Grant's youngest son, was refused 4 divorce at Goldfield, Nev, from Mra. Elizabeth Chapman Grant, whom he accused of desertion | | | | | | | | DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. - | Better Dentistry for Less | Money ty We want you to come and see raelf ¢ modern, up-to-date Dr. Clark gives hig personal | tion to enc tlent and per © € wom and e to Our prices ave tle : muy we ever of ed In Seattle, con &.\uidering the high quality Ut work (COUPON NO. 2) Pe aisering tie Bia “Guality ot work Circulation Manager, The Star: oy | Coeeriaatt Wes au nae Thereby authorize you to deliver ‘The Star to me for a of please you @n@ you will be delixht ch T agree to pay the carrier at the rate Of Ske per month, ql at the wness of our price am not now a subscriber to The Star, Free Ba BOYS! BOYS! The Star wants to give away 500 bas eballs to 500 boys in Seattle, offers one | free to any boy in Seattle for five minutes’ work. HOW? Take this baseball clipping | ind get two new subscribers to sign these coupons to take The Star, bring them to the | Circulation Departme of The Star, 1307 Seventh av., and get a dandy baseball, Each | ball is packed in a separate box. That's all there is to it. These baseballs are going go fast, so be one of the first boys to secure one. Just get these coupons signed” De not collect any money. Hurry now and secure one of these balls. Two different balls | to choose from. Remember, the coupons must be filled out by people who are not aow taking The Star. NAMO ...ccseceeceseceveseces