The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1915, Page 4

+=Petet Nikolalevich Durnovo ts|amples from Loule Lang. Ls | | STELLA SORGHUM SAYS: e nn Member of the Scripps Northwest League ot Newspapers Published Daily hy The Star Publishing Co Phone Mam 0400 — AROUND HIM WAS AN UNDERTAKER dead man, tn company with ancther mas, ot. / @ peony cart, driving « light gray, simest that the ether dead man was intoxicated, and tm order to euppert him—Alliemce (0.) Review. 8 | Snohtomiah. Red Raven thus splits hopes entertained by Miss Everett, ; a */ which finished second, and Darky |Boy, which finished third. Crowd | i ! ‘The difference be- jof 5,000 saw the races. tween © gown and ~You've got to hand it to Chas, P. erention” ts about Kimball of Bremerton. Ho's the ee. only man tn the state who holds pai highest office in two Masonic grand ‘Young mas, cetect bodies, o destness tn which ---oo "Ff + ol yenn —A couple of cops pinched an | 86-year-old man in Seattle for | By | under | | . | “being abroad at night.” | all means! Children AND JOHN D. ALWAYS 160 musn't stay out late. | TREATED HIM NICE, TOO | = . John D. Rockefeller, ai ay ong Fors will she is cut}—Pending his good b “«vior, City Mf with a mere $100,000, while the) Marshal Jake Barnett, o. Napavine, yest of the children share equally|Wash., needn't pay the $50 fine for the estate of $30,000,000. Her/aseauiting 8. N, Ashmore. Jake a was the late Senator Aldrich told Judge Rice of Chehalis he's Rhode Island. The inventory of goin’ to be a well-behaved “const!- 's estate was made public today. |bule” after this, and won't take ex- iormerly secretary |-~They're having a great old time F' the He wus {Youre right-of |at the Cowlits county fatr, at Wood- land. ~—Friday night the harvest moon was scheduled to appear, and so the Mountaineers turned out for a walk) from Fairview to Taylor's mill. Lasitania, hae pleaded guilty te per-) They walked all right, but the! dary —News Item. moon had the laugh on ‘em. It) - 1 The Oregon naval militia was €0-/ didn't show up at all Sunday) to give a 17-gun salute for Gov. they'll walk from Eglon to| Rusela. THE NAMES A GOOD FIT Pago Timers esting te i deat he | seed at So ower me ate Piesante: of Idaho, at Portland, | Point No Point. LOONY LIMERICKS day. After the fourth shot bad wder refused to go off. | Testimony in trial of Mayor Bell of Indianapolis today shows that ea were bought for 10 cents, “the price of a drink.” We don't under} mand. If {i was beer, it should be nly a nickel. Anything else is 2% cents. Where does this “dime ik” come in, unless it’s an ice cream sody? “The morning paper carried a fieading, “Heart Failure Is Fatal. ? ay Raven won the mile Derby at the Snohomish county fair at ——————— Breakfast Lunch and § e Dinner | There was a young lady named) | Quality food and excellent Brothers, service "orevail at the Nor | Who Gas every day with her tert lovers, gag | She tossed them aside, Breakfast-—6: 380 a. m. And kept them outside, Strictly fresh ranch eges And now, in her old age, she with Swift's Premium hams and bacons. Try Our Hot Cakes and Waffles Lunch—Continuons Service Dinner—Until 7:30 “Our Coffee is a little better” Fine | | blubbers, |—Closing thetr convention here, |the Pacific Coast Poster advertis- jers chose Spokane for the next| | meeting place. ~—If a man was born in Hawall, when |the island was a monarchy, and hig! |parents were Norwegians, and Hat! | wall later became a territory of the| United States, and he left in 1908 and worked as fireman on a Ger man vessel, and is now held in the British isles, interned as a German prisoner—what's the answer? Tha’ | what the state department ts trying | |to figure out in the case of Alfred| || | Henrickson, 4" || reading and rest room for the convegience of our patrons. eeacailiar wall today called attention to the case. Fourteen unidentified victims of |enbmarine F-4 were buried at Ar lington cemetery, Washington, C., Saturday Lo } 1421 23 4th Ave. | | Adjoining Joshua Green Bldg. | lgeles of killing his partner, Joseph | Safety Razor Blades of all kinds 15¢ sharpened, dozen ie SPINNING’S QUITTING SALE 1415 FOURTH AVENUE Gov. Pinkham of Ha.|(!! nd, by een recognized @ an the rebound throws clear of infallible relief from all forms of| the explosion a lifeboat in kidney and bladder disorders. Ital which he alte. | very age ts proof that It must have ial merit —Polleeman gets a jaw broken in ou are troubled with pains or | strike riot, New Britain, Conn. nom in the back, feel tired in the dD. Digsatistied with the Jury verdict!" acquitting Sam Goldstein of Los An-| {iy Aka - | WAS Just nm Tm ATG t/ L/ Our Educational Movieo— (Why IN PIONEER DAYS THE FARMERS oF ILLINOIS WERE HARD WORKERS MILL CON STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1915. PAGE 4, ASKING CRAW- FISH J S WHICH FRESH SAY, YOUNG LADY THIS BySINESs OF LOPPING AROUND IN.A HAMMocK ALL » AFTERNOON Wi SOME Y By mail, wat of city, one year, 81.50; ¢ months, $1.90; B46 per month ap to @ months. By carrier, diy, S60 0 meet Entered at #enttie, Wash., postoMice ae JACK LONDON 13 “THe NAME OF “THE AUTHOR. oUNS OF THis B00K, You Poor ONS OF =. Batts > TAINED SUCKED UP WATER G@ THROUGH HOLLOW REEDS W E WILL suppose that there is a Hereafter. It won't do us an to one it is so—and we shall therefore do a little cal one and all, have to face a Hereafter. Take a look backward into your life—your actions, thoughts, aspirations, and try to coriceive what will be your state of mind when you reach the Hereafter World. If you have been in business here in part- nership with another person, will that person be glad to see you In the Hereafter? How about your wife, who worked with you, and smiled with you, and wept with you— will she rush into your arms? Will she tell the eo who has charge of the ward to which you will be assigned that you were a fine man and should make a be i angel? Your children: Will they be pleased to see the angel who was their daddy here on this earth? How about you yourself, sir? walk thru the gates into the Hereafter? N HIS announced determination to settle the quest Washington strictly on an “educational and publi I And he will recelve that support, regardless of methods. Their day is fast disappearing. in the house. below. ‘Who's there?” he questioned. No answer. He shot and killed—his daughter. The sympathy of every father will go in full But still the thought will not down— * =” * French bonds would be valueless. If our American financiers make that loan of hu and France, * * @ WE STILL wonder who fn blazes is this Henry J. Pierce who represented Seattle at the alleged water power congress in Portland? Who ever authorized this mys- terious Pierce to represent this city? Cohen, during a quarrel, the crowd started a demonstration that had to be suppressed by deputy sheriffs, —Bergt. Wm. Ocher and Corporal Albert Smith, of the U. B. army avi- ation corps, loop 15 times in heavy army plane at San Diego, set- ting new record WHY DOESN'T HE ALSO INVENT GLOVE TO CATCH BULLETS IN? ~The Seattle Morning Grouch to- day carried this item: WALLA WALLA, Sept. 25, Guided by a man sitting In a compartment in ite rear, a new torpedo has been Invented by J. 8. Walsh, of thie city, who left today to lay his Invention | before Secretary of the Navy Daniels. When the missile Is LIVES 200 YEARS! Fo n 200 years Haarlem ! remedy of fired a man guides ite course until It strikes Ite mark, when ir more t oun national headach®, indigestion, in-|~ Snohomish county towns join in painful or too frequent pass . irritatio: petition for better mail service, —Government will send man to help market apple crop of Wash- atone tn cortainl MEDAL i Haarlem ¢ 4 the | ington, good old r od the |-Ptomaine polsoning . caused the 4 ~|death of Egbert Goodtch, 11, near 1 f it does not re-| days for original discovery of the Do You Believe in a Hereafter? harm to believe it—many of us do believe it—the chances are a thousand Will the angel In the Hereafter who was you in this life be P Or are you going recklessly ahead living such a life, day by day, that you will blush when you Good for “Prexy’”’ Suzzallo! President Suzzallo need have no fear of these cheap politicians. ings of a class of has-beens who once were able to run the state from the back-rooms of saloons. The Tragedy of a Gun in the House CLEVELAND street car conductor was awakened at night and told by his mother there was a burglar The six-year-old girl was walking In her sleep. IT WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED IF HE HADN’T HAD A GUN! F GERMANY should conquer England and France and make them a part of her empire, English and curities as collateral, it will be pretty high class prophecy that Germany is not going to conquer England Wenatchee. 4)—Jack Bechdolt {a giving the) Your money | Blethen chaps a close run these based on the beautiful supposition that we. culating, id of what he was down here? We wonder if we haven’t furnished the preachers with a good tip here for several sermons. a * e ion of compulsory military drill at the University of — ic welfare” basis, President Suzzallo should receive the heartiest support of every right thinking man and woman in this state. Jimmie Davis of Tacoma and other ward politicians who have been able in the past, by peanut politics, to harass the state university by petty and spiteful legislation, by attaching “riders” and “jokers” to university appropriations, and by other narrow-eyed Their threats are but the vapor- * o * Creeping to the top of the stairway, pistol in hand, he distinguished a dim form in the dark hall measure to the victim of this terrible tragedy. - * a HEAD, THROA|| BRONCHIA.CHES FOR ATARRHAL STOMACH ~ AN | CONDITIONS [ff OTHER AILMENTS NO HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT |1| | ALWAYS- READY-TO-TAKE —THEATRE— SIX NIGHTS OCT. 11 BEGINNING MATINEES ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MONDAY— JOSEPH BROOKS PRESENTS THE ] Great 5-Star Aggregation WM. H. CRANE THOS. W. ROSS MACLYN ARBUCKLE LAURA HOPE CREWS MABEL TALIAFERRO Supported by an Excellent Company of Players, in . 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