The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1916, Page 14

A Married Man’s Trouble STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1916. PAGE 14 ‘By Allman IN — TOM, Youke JUST SORE SORE , NOTHIN? = WE'RE GOING BOOSTS FOR M'BRIDE: “TOM, WeVeE. BEEN oUT | 1S IT ANY WONDER on, Tom, 1° ‘pone 4 : | . , * , 3 HOLLER] | Because I’M caw : ; ( n . , . — TCH s . S TO BRE “TWo HOURS- I'VE} WITH You TALKING “ \eoy ANOTHER |HKE THAT AND| | au THe NING | | WISH You'd aur No USE Mia Hlth ‘ CAUGHT “THREE. AND ALL ‘THE TIM? : Ove MW FT -SIT STILL Nou eras | JABBERING ALL THE FISH Whe E'S : You HAVEN'T CAUGHT | 4, —— ROCKING ‘THE BOAT? esi dime - Time. You've TALKED! | WOMAN IN THE BOAT ANN \ : Sj ». | EVER SINCE. WE Esa. Saks “ESSER } / * 3 f CAME OUT HERE 4 16 . « ! Hugh Eldridge of Bel «ham, kee soda merly postmaster, del MANETARY convention for st 20 you ; ater 8 inited Seattle eh He 4 a weenie c that Whatcom county™ h ‘ - on CE Qoear, |practically solid for Henry Me! ‘ e a for governor ’ . P- McBride is the one man of : ‘ beet fresh the candidates that the people he a w " », 9 know anything about,” said tag . “ah ote TAG. | dridge. “He was governor | . see . saimon and the people remember him t a as a man who kept his word _ brea ee, 8 * | them eve a a 1 Jobn Stringer, chief deputy gh : eS Ne | iff, candidate for sheriff agai et ar TU : Lafe Hamilton, will ¢ headqu a = selea cn aK ihon oer} ‘ ters Monday at 326 New York blog! f ringer, who has had sev 4 A 8 experience in the sheriff DIREC rOR Y Plumbing 20—Male Situations Wanted Personas 37 = BUSINESS CHANCES 47—Keal Estate Looms ce, and formerly was dep = BF PRICES PLUM WPENM | TK aaa ‘ a tinive |“! 4 nh ACH - NTH i ior 4 yor’ s \"* 4 States marshal, plans a ‘ ee | BBS ea fitting ae Pd HARPEN AFETY ‘ a eatin & totes ° re - orous and active campaign f aa Fi fate = | RUSE | ste tera We PEA: BLADES ' ‘ wast “hiihow ¥ Sap now on. Besides his experience % PHONE | 6 Autos for Sale Grinds « favo f . , . Ns the sheriff's duties, Stringer al Ef SEATTLD ol Se bean — 21—Female Help Wanted of ‘ U nT ‘ ' . ' studied law at night, and is RAAAARRADD DA Max i i MA ; _ ’ Petwe . orto | itted to practice. " ) MATTE | Storage an . By Clothing for A | 001 eh ihe i MAUI jon Ee Wan . W Former Gov. Henry McBride, e1 4 RATES | occ Fern TEE gets vee —aevmre| Men and [ PUBLIC MARKETS aoe ttanien, mea mie . t he e Fi afte 7 . One cent a word per insertion ON ~ % ) Women - } spicy fe ater 5 ae ‘ + a ‘Six times for the price of five. Well Drilling and Testing ' t ry etek aie | . ington, ee i dne hundred tines— vl mn ecgvink | a old and new friends in Spok deatred: 26,08. cal We r 1 $2 Mike Co tow Stevens, Lincoln, Douglas, G a eee paggegnettge = Fria « and ! hen, 1017 Pike st te and Okanogan counties. He ROR : an 400 ‘ir tres ones, dos chock full of enthusiasm for Transient—C ree Ady } and D4 First . . 2k : ave. Phone Mato ave success. | 2—Female Situation 333 . , “Il found that Eastern Washi 20 ent a! Lath | Wa AMATE mic 2 MIKE COHEN ° ton has not forgotten the fights ’ within 10 days after first Insertion Furniture Wanted. oe Lai EM : <0 Ibe ye od made for @ state railway coma 1 pecetves. wa. to 140) LOU a APA BLE M i ‘ M ENTRIES ARE now being taken sion when I was governor,” 1 Beererieh ot en renpoustble, for | eee ear SS ° ; for the third annual exhibition of|ciared McBride, “and the 0 ; ~ Want Ad +, ter the first tor Sale Miscellaneous cae aS as oe itings of Northwest artists to be! ig most optimistic in favor of ; insertion, and » b be Ww r n WATHIM tah on ed 1 this fall under the auspices of | candidacy in each of the cor “ for more t construe: n acceptance of this| a a fondition by the advertiser Advertisers must present ort cm receipt when calling a@aresned to box num tar When Fant Stes ox numbers are taken by b feos iene Star will eive replies to irties cal for same, and as- Bumes no responsibility by action. bo ea aaaaaaaan ti Attornevs-at-Law 3 Reiser RR FARRELL —4t9 NY Me > General practice, estates, awe husband | 7. end wife: consultation tree FF. if Downs Bide ‘ave. CONSULTATION FREF +s lawe hosnand and wife: Genta! eral practice: fees moferate FRA ESTARLIAHED Porke Rullding. xheee mouldings mo WILLIAMe Firat TENTS. Ever J. Webb at General practice Second ave. Main 7202. AWNIN APiin OUR We trade, buy, rent Record Exch ® Attorneys—Patent. FRED P. GORIN-SS" vc secured na Tor Central Berere® ov, M5 ore took on patents Ti ATENT ATTC | SYFOLASS! SPECTACLES Bank 4 FRE CANADIAN RAN OF COMMERCE office Torento, Canada (180 Beane’ tn Canada, ete) Gene Banking bediness Interest allowed om savings and time Arpostte egve Piranch Mr FR Iretand. Mer Rillierd Tables FOR SAt® — RILLIARD TABLES | ‘Rew, carom and pocket. with complete outfit. # second-hand te- | Dies at reduced prices: bowling alley easy payments Clear store. | , Aelicateosen and enAa fountain | The Pronewick Matke-Collen Aor Cn 208-297-704 First ave & | Rieycle Supplies wie 1231 Fourth Phone M Boat Builders WOATS $18 itis POS Carpenters ERHELMAN—Jovbine and repairs Main 1170 Chatte! Loans NEW COMPANY: METHODS—1 typewriter North 2703 39 WEETLAK = price TANO® POR Re m purchase —Recond hand HOTELS AND APARTMENTS WTANDARE Corner First Ave modern. outst phones in vEW F ch INSPECTION CORDIALLY a tenon $10 60 to $75.00 revit Yekly and confidentially on fur RTINIOUE WOTHL. KiGuTIT lance. livestock. « Union 2, 3. 4-roo ents, # LOAN CO. Bn sae GERMAN-AMERICA yaansned TC Smith Mid] _Cloth Signs ~ WINDOW pp. Main 7 9—Wanted Miscellaneous 02-3 Empress T ie ee ee tion and . a Collateral Loans AR. WANTED—TO ¥ ieina wen LARGEST LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND) oy a6 to 40 tone ing in Can tohen & <z¥-|MISS MARI | $2.60 @e $2.50 Ave 8} ranges Main 1909 en NE Jewelry, 2 per cent rates: strictly | bargain and good sea boat. Address ‘confident! ‘American Jewelry Co.| pest star 20% Becond ave. nannnneY *¥ 19—Male Help Wanted Good Pay. 1 Hours, Protection. LOWMAN & HANFORD CO Kodaks and Photoeraphic Suppl IN 10c Tel Main 7181 Electro-Plating | HALL METAL De MA anteed Art Hardware and M DOCKS ON BUFFALO TONKA | ASSES DS SY EEL Moving and Storage YUKON TRANSFER PIANO AND ADD) VY furniture moving. Auto » Main | LU ibs | 1422. GADWAY ThANAFER co—Paxo| KAQ PENTOA Opticians. f SAmunds. Fraser-Paterson Co's, balcony Main 2174 and Phrenclogists MADAM KIRL Tha Wondertul EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST Reads your head fust ‘as it indicates from the erade to graveg Physicians and Surgeons DRS DATO ere Se og ns eu REE fons IE TRAE Be MOnPITY i i $ on only te 208 Liberty ak i 4 Union. : Ha q c ra HARRIGON—JO1 WaNihD ioe Fi i 1645 ME turing Co. 218 fecond 8 Main wT TIME TIME, Junk. Sei Riaska Jank Co, 1120 First ave. 8 Eiliott R STRAIGHT Tt 2291 HOUR _OV TIMs LIGINAL MOLEM BAREEK #CMOO. 223 Occidental Ave. We teach “he b orourhiy eecure post! learning re 1 R GENER ' D t i parie’s ales sult i i < In A a | regula! wet Tables My ¢ strenet ' anteed IN YOUNG WAN 3 WA acquaintances of wor age, object matrt Alsska: # avia Fat Rtar whe MAR tine hE ¥ M fane Ma F ROI Gone Wide Tat ' Cate ie vi JA nM y falls after fatr tria CKMAN~™2*#42 ?4—-Business Personal eho “aeaibonee ~~ ~~ eee CORNER 25—-Spiritual Mediums = Tee ss PHRENOLOG BF mag Age Be : Nina hae Juat arrive VASHON ISLAND bacon, 12%40 I vent Ma . YOU ¢ AFFORD TO ane tres A ea eheewiate, ti, te, oe: ae: ‘ J an WARE Svat ive PUGET SOUND MADAM MELLIE STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STREAMERS LEAVE FROM CO! AN CE DERE LE UTES «|alumni will meet in Seattle July 29 to/Schurz, attached to receiving /the nomination for governor, th: ship at Bremerton, will take en-|4 verbal bomb into his audiefice § n examinations for navy August) his frank statement regarding @ a. | . ,, looting of the insurance fund. . STATE BANK Examiner W. E. Col. Hartley ated that ff Hanson reports 275 state banks were elected governor of the DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STRERT Fine Arts society j JOSEPH E, THOMAS, president Incidentally it was this fight, cost McBride bis nomination at of Guardian Trust & Savings | hands of the 1904 convention. Tha Co., has rest to handle mort-| railway lobbyists were in controlg| kage 4 of Joseph E./and McBride was snowed under bj Thomas the political bosses. ABOUT 300 I. W. Was engaged Monday night Gov. MeBrid§ 0) “Independents,” an organization | speaks at Fremont hall rmed in opposition to 1, W. W ore’ ed battle at Redfield, 8.D.| Speaking in Capitol park, ured eral Olympia, Thugsday night, | UNIVERSITY OF crowd of over 500 Olympla eit! in whose minds, as a matter lively interest, was the arrest, yt terday, of Gillies, Col. Roland Hartley of Everett, candidate to Pennsylvania for 16th annual reunion of Pacific! |Northwest Alumni association GUNNERS R, E. MILLER and Ot showed an increase for June, 1916, % the mysteries surrounding same month last year of $15 | Whole Gillies affair would be | raveled MANUEL GONZALES, whol” 5 ae sought divorce Thursday, said his! prc, C. Tiffin, republican wife, Lenora, tired of him and left | qidate for coroner, addressed, March 19 with a U. 8. sailor for) meetings Thursda: At T Guam hall he addressed the + FEDERAL OFFICERS and police| American Republican club. searching for Frank Ozlac, dement-|siuke at the Commergl IMPROVED ACKEAGE Arrive | fests ||ed federal prisoner who escaped and before the Women’ se, BEARING PRUIT Wicteria, B.C —Fert Townsend—Port|| Thursday in Tacoma while being | ojal Club. Angeles _____.|| transported from Los Angeles to se. eammer Sel tone, Fort - ng MeNeil’s island | ©. W. Masterson of Walla W Peas ee , Y. F, FLEUREN arrived in Seat-|plind member of the twé last Ue Thursday night with bis family jatures, will make the race for ¢ from Dutch East Indies enroute to! gress on the democratic ticket | New Orleans to see brother he has ithe Fourth district this year. act symn. tue, 36 years, Peso | filed his candidacy at Olymp va MK ViTas 7 7 j ae rought first load of | Thursday. MME. VICTORIA at into Kennewick Thursday ihe a ” readings | nsists crop will be small th) john E. Frost, for governor, ’ nae’ season see |Charles Hart for congress in ? : | | NEW YORK-—liccause her hus- | pirth district, also filed at Olym Repairing | a band of less than a year thin * | Thursday. # Main 49T¢ tee ae ee swimming in a public place “high- ee ~ mod me, 2 Fort Townsend Special ly immoral,” Mie Lucile Shaper, The weekly meetings of Man ae ry pohly. to posttie snk Sorceeun || sseepelfecbene’ a1 eae t iS, is seeking a divorce ‘rol! Young Men's Republican club will | ee ees nh asall anes soaani Soevaindl ew PAUNSWICK. be held hereafter at the Commere! si iF i Hiew teeal, ‘nnd in eaatly clear with rail ines for ail ie aay BRUNSWICK Education Club. State Senator Nichols as tare peninevia i___||5. EB. Kendall ate 9 meal prepared ssn ba apse Salt Lake City sj #15 CASH AND $5 MONTHLY *Fort Townsend—Anacortes— by 18 girls in the domestic science 3 “ ‘iii f reat D FARMACO. ‘ Bellingham { ris int is reported resting | At the same time Dr. E. A. e Gonel > " rr . Ae a aK " a BOTTGN 9 ttam Simamer Whatcom] & doam bette t +e a v a candidate for United States seq n ie ne PARE we aienee « eattio: fuer}] SAY itor aauy LAKE FOREST, I—It was | *0r will address the Commerel « a ~ mer,| eerees (Oe bay, near Goiey; fine bent i very hot and whe1 John Robertson |“')- ad cad 4 a 1 "toe ‘ eben A Van deabate, me Fverett cories— || saw Poli @ toting a keg of e fis-| Richard A. Ballinger, formes i | . Price 19 Th A Was cated beer juto the station, he ha ss y retonaed it] ean DAT ED EUROPE a evenness _ || stom ea »_ feel eFem)| himself pinched and thrown in Mpeg Phen i Bere Job a aweseai 2 b eo! L WATER FRONT yy (Everett, Anacortes! datly || ¢, the bee When the | Miller, ¢: Raymond sirwoy whe tells You ST | ay erga; fine, beech: lev ous a Fane eer unt he hug |dressed the German-Americal reais , . fine ne Hi drunk the: bene Thursday night. Several . , : || SAN FRANCISCO—In bequeath jcandidates also spoke “a | : ge ge ing his $26,000 estate to his wife, LRN. bom Manan YANT | vee as sax oO J. J. Schoen, father of 13 children, " West ‘ | “tA Bitiott 634 Bhd said in his will he has such a num STOP GUARD FIGHT z TENA 7 i¥-¥ i OR A NICE || rans Bo erous progeny that “It is not worth . oa table f ~ le to try to divide y $ ANTONIO. * hase rr Secon telly ion or Bn i penal Mie vide my estate} san ANTONIO, Tex., July 28 x sien i HALEI > me tae “or San Suan” Tlande—Riellingham— || SAN JOSE, Cal.-—Margaret Cuth. | National Guardsmen fight fans he ' Nighway. Prices air. City of Angeles)» 805m|| bertson, ago I year, drowned in w/ Were,” peeved bunch today ‘- see ipeunte Friday ||#tood threo feet erway. She was | 00 ee ee ea Gary of Cll ; ; ' Fort Yowaccad—t trying to recover a toy she had my Gary 0} 4 Meiné -Pacetebed a aa we ll dropped into the water. cago and Danny Goodman of th e AT MORTIMER ng alge 66 Seamer Helin Vttpm|| REDWOOD CITY, Cal.—Altho he a llinois wir i BA | mht ham, for Port Towr sead'y || has been voting for 50 yea ere Was a 200 advance @ “i . | vs Sunday send, Port Angeles Thurs'y |) son Duncan, a native of which the boys missed, ; ee | (REN LAKES UME > 1 aueee A isha sod esa 7) Saree’? Tl hes t discovered he is not a cit > ege - | fzen and he took out naturalization T FR Port Townsend Port Angeles—« he Tea “| 43—LOT FOR SALE t Townsend “Fort Angcieo—Ore |! overs today DANCE TO END‘C — ee {2700 sie, for) «00pm NOGALES.—An Important secret rae Rent Unfurnished | manne tl sender |i conference betwouk Brig. Gen. 14 NPE T rac ee : ChooM tae NE | aay |As -. or S. Plummer of the United States The Red Cross encampmen | asicer sare i rmy, and Gen, P. Elias Calles, mili pe Ry gy bag brought to SORA ARAL rn Flagler tary governor of Sonora, was in| Grand < will’ Se che ie a i ce f py fal bivam || Progress at the custom house short- . e Ar a 7 Eo ueeeeceone meee daly (Kingston, Gamble! daily, | ly after noon today. Rach officer|Y for the benefit of depend y ee ovens | except It Cat em. rom.) St | was accompanied by two aides, It} Milles of militiamen on the Mew n AE Fotis yer was indicated that the conference | °@® border. , i ROOM < and Hadiock was inspired by instructions from “ 2 saa, ; Saturday Only headquarters In both countries. Gen.) CRUISER MARBLEHEAD Ce — pm Steamer Puget. for) 00pm) Plummer is commander of 2,000|the Oregon naval militia Plt : way painta | regulars and militia here coaling Friday at Bremerton, } ‘ re ft Sunday Only - cman on B) 1itn aye nf es P00am Steamer “Puget, for «80pm Ministries ritirittitt ti: rt |33-“Children Boarded oe { of ’ * I hous Ladiow + A A wae to elt " tor] foabam| $f r xen trifling: af mble, daily | | $8 vw Rueiness Chances leow | except (**Ba pts 3 Vine at.) oRORY notiPreD—yon| | ' t ' rT] «Sates Pivets nooe Oaaail Stenany {IE LEAVES SEATTLE DAILY AT 7:30 P. M. DROME retaliers. a “pind Dbdam Sir, Potlatch for! «00pm . wo d a a ommae || except tin. Str, Belling except ivi ment a ; | Sonday or Walsteate eaves! stonday | § corre 1 for ba ; 1 Maxwelt . dam’ Crane | 4 txnibi OP Third ave : Witten Wie ' 1 i Without Change ; — 5 7 aces VIA | GROCI TORE a. r ‘ |] eMteamar Kulshan will via] BARGAIN on | Great Northern Rail BA » || oniiaaving eat “=? Great Northern Railway ; ‘ ‘ 4 eee: uae a for} if Compartmont-observation cars, standard and tourist. sleep- het i angements ers, dining cars and coaches, Electric lighted—vacuum cleaned, 6 Nak ond Mat , Everything provided for the travel comfort of passengers adh a hot include eet ieee, al round-trip summer tourist tickets on sale daily, June ha | ember 30, to Eastern destinations at greatly reduced Ho-| ,OOMING HOUSI : i in BARGAIN | , TICKET OFFICE RULED fine ¢ io) plone Heat, | ints Cexceptiag| COLUMBIA AND SECOND | haned at ticket! i PHONES: MAIN 117, ELLIOTT —_ oe | midnight # 1. J. Moore, City Passenger and Ticket Agt. BFRADE,| with sho v3.00 | aif inter part TION CO, i W. Meldrum, Asst. General Passenger Agt. or ' ' *, F-48, Star, | cn Anan) tt: