The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1916, Page 6

Troubles : : : SAY, WHATS THIS? $752 - 1 Guess _ A Married Man’s Ve ALWAYS WANTED A PALM BEACH SUIT AND AT LAST I'VE GOT ONE - A BARGAIN Too- AG25™ SUIT FOR $20% —— NERES ANOTHER ONE - CAN +) You beat IT HERES ONE IN THIS WIN FoR (599 WHAT Do You KNOW ABouT TWAT 2 5 ACHES, 9975 One cent a Bix times Coupon books One n DR A elane to be used as od 00 anieed wire n ' ” e-half rate HiME ec REME SHAKERA— "IN A y cine cabinet door i. Wide a Pranstent—Charge Advertising cu ©. slash grain pene mn) Tes = ee a fies ply veneer panei, square fost.” WU. Cen evarenteoe” Magam Crass pe Ji8E 11th ave CoMPLRTA et th and U Per line per | SIx insertions er cent dis ° mouldings © beer ware, B. WILLIAMS co within 10 s after first t pat ads received up to i 1943 Piper . Te O60 ha Teed lat ave for insertion same ¢ HPL on nnn t onside tor ifa FOR YOUR NlOOb—Ask Youn tion, iw of an ad rerhing te Sse ~“TiEUMATiaM Oil one more t ime J. Webb Kitehen & Co om. art & Holmes, Mar-| 43—L . eonstrucd as an 311 University Se eiire’ ptarmasy miedo | 42 LOT FOR SALE “ag Condition by the adverti» =n RIS amerrmny 3708 Firet ave., Beattic, Wash NEW ONEEN LAKE NOUREN Advertisers must present original) + TRAPHS OUR sPRC TALTY | | Phone Main 19 pa 1 Mean receipt when calling for tet SS bomen = r #5 TO 8100 CARH ters sed to box num sie h TEDDY HARDING™™4 sie TO 81s) MONTHLY S The Star, When Want / 1s16 Wertinm Vtete waning Y “ . " va BEAMING HOUSE ot de Motel 1914 fe laining box numbers are Phone The Star will «i parties calling for same, Sumes no responsibility action stent Let rar - fF shipment. Order Producing section pt a kreate My INESH REMEDY CO » from Write fot prices and free sample. Me Ls manner | gure to eate amount wanted, Leo|| U8 Nester Wey. Phono Main 4900 Turner, Yuma, A } ne _ Attorneys-at-Law 3 a 5 NE seven > SaArEKANpen snimenan Ww BUYING RUGS | ig Rusband and wife; dam De not fail °. Tected; general practic of The W free. Credit. in worthy vaey tage 166 Fourth, beth wh: ATTRACTIV WINDOW DISPLAY 25—SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS EGYPTIAN fy in Hide Elilott mune RF » Gen: 4 Henry f eae off — PHRENOLOGIST v dential | _1222 Fourtn Razors and Blades Ie ge a on eral practic lFor saur 7 ae ging» = 7 a : TALt—ESTARLISHED 19 track, tn ex SHARPENED «4266. wactice Burke Butiding. for wr the , te Bee ave’ Sain T808 |_s 2 P e: BETTER THAN NEW . BROBERG | FoR SALE UF Te CANARY my Place A Trial Will Convince birds, geod bargain if party . P. GORIN Patent Attor ney. Patents secured or fee refunded x Tot Central | ‘Bldg. Main 299 Free book on RO0K & MATHENY— PATENT Reyes. Smith Bide. T. J, BROWN 1013 Third Ave. For purchase Meyer-Toner | 51—PUBLIC NOTICES fi WHOM WAY CONCERN The undersigned has made application t iM. 5 =| MANY FURNITURE SPECIALS) Are shown by Waldron rear of YOUNG MAN, VERY LONELY, Winithe t ad rreapond with MADAM M trveyant and phren h view to duet UTHERN WEALTHY a X-Box WESTLAKE RE gn nnn ~ | EADY, VERY LONELY, W would marcy, Write HOTELS AND BILLIARD TABLES DIRECTORY 4—Furniture Wanted, emale Help Wanted 23—PERSONALS 41 ACREAGE FOR SAL ¥ iit Pike WANTED WO JOVERN pe FAWN” FICK erTrawwan ee | nse Mincellaneous, fmodiatciy tor: het ; 4 ses STANWOOD tun PuONE For Sale Miscellaneous Hin Instiivie, Dept, Tiel, Rochester AUGNT. Te BA OP ANN . -| %. ¥ Fanteed. 604-50 TRA Ln HAT WANT AD RAT eo ns, |23PERSONALS Ps 4 ide ibe to consider candidates for state By Allman FARMERS AND LABOR ATTACK RECORDS O SUTTON AND HARTLEY HENRY M’BRIDE GETS OVATION McBride, reelection, was en ived by his Anne hill Fri Former Gov Henry candidate for thustastically r righbors on Queen day night, when he delivered the chief speech at a meeting of the Highth Ward Republican ciub and Women's Hughes Roosevelt at Redding’s hall, When he to ak, he was accorded tion. declared firmly that he will £0 into the governor's chair free of any promises except those made to the public. He reviewed his rec ord as governor, pointing to the fact that he always held himself in dependent, to do the people's will.| Several candidates for congress, | superior court judge and county of. fices also spoke CALL FOR CONFERENCE CONVENTION A conference and convention of the Washington state prohibition party has been called to meet in the assembly hall of the Arcade building at 10 a m. Saturday The purpose of the meeting will and federal offices, and to afford conference opportunities for all parties interested in reform politics | egainst of this state | In an open letter by Lucy RB. Jyital care fe njured workmes, Case, executive secretary of ne d for a fake measur the legisiative committee of the hich G Lister was, of course, Farmers’ Grange, State Labor | furced to veto Federation and Farmers’ tion and Hartle ‘ bot Union, Senator W. J, Button t ENT when the and Rep, Roland H. Hartley, te » on the hvhoug members of the last legislature and now candidates for govern or, are shown up as enemies to the labor end farmer view point Approved Notorious “46” Hoth these candidate George &. I favored the embodied in the notorious cnate Bill 46, deseribed an the rottenest deal attempte «giniature No vote taken on Senate Bill seme principles wer Senate Blil 400, for which both Sutton and Hartley voted Sutton and Hartley also voter for the bills virtually destroying the initiative and referendum, tn Lrotest, 52,000 voters of this state signed referendum petitions to halt | iT] prin war 46, but th embodied In r the operation of this attack on di reet slation Sutton and Hartley also voted for the bill which attempts to re store the old political boss party convention system in place of the | present direct primary w. Thi Di is also under referendum at this time and will be voted on by the people in November ' Sutton Against Full Crew Railroad workers all over the state are especially interested in the vote of Sutton for the repeal of the full crew law. | This is a labor measure for | which railroad workers allover | the country are united, provides additional safety both to railroad crews as well to the general public passed in the 1911 and Sutton, among othe tempted to kill it by repeal in the 1915 session. Sutton and Hartley both voted for the constitutional amendment to deprive non-taxpayers from voting on any bond issue, thus de- ples ng ousands of citizens from & vote on school bonds, bonds for public works, bonds for the inm- provement of cities and towns, and tonds for any municipal ownership project Against “First Aid” Both Sutton and Hartley voted a genuine “first aid” bill to provide proper medical and hos. MY SUMMER SEARCH FOR LOVE! ETHEL G. | The True Story of the Poor Girl Without a Home, Who’s Hunting a Husband | BY ] | ublic work uwoon f Hartley is making yolgn againet union tate « he tern thet he does not us he Sutton has & on the lab tution HUMPHREY MEN TRY TO STOP J. W. BRY, record A stormy attempt by a dozeg Humphrey boosters to suppr 5 \. Bryan, candidate for congress, from sf ing in behalf of Senater Miles Poindexter failed Red. cigs hall Friday night Bryan, a former congressman end familiar with the record of hoth Senator Poindexter and Rey, Humphrey, reminded them of the me rowdy tactics pursued six years ago and called attention to the big majority Senator Poindex- ter got from the people Bryan followed former Senator gm Piles, who eulogized Rep, Humphrey and criticized Poindex ter bitterly. Bryen did the reverse, He criticized Humphrey and eulo gized Poindexter TWO POINDEXTER CLUBS ORGANIZED Two Poindexter branch clubs ere organized Friday night, one Interbay and the other at Green ke J. A. Jonson was elected pres dunt of the Interbay club and Mrs, Donna E. Snook was chosen secra- tury. The Green Lake club elected E. H. Pamer president, and J. Kk Glenn secretary BREMERTON LADOR IS FOR POINGEXTER At a meeting Friday night, the Central Labor council of Bremer ton passed a resolution endorsing the work of Senator Miles Poin- dexter and urging his re-election, Following the Poindexter meet- ing at Bremerton Saturday night, tae senator will be heard at the feattie Commercial club Monday noon, at Renton at 2 p. m. Mon- day, and at the Dream theatre, Au burn, at 8 p. m Tuesday evening he will be at Port Townsend and Wednesday at ‘Tacoma. Introduced as “Our Man,” State. Senator Dan Landon, republican candidate for congress, was given & rousing reception Friday night at meeting held in his interests at the Woodland park school, W. 58th st and Sixth ave. N. W, About 20¢ attended. Landon has represented this dis- trict in the state senate for six years, and has been instrumental, in @ large way, in placing on the ‘ : pocket. with | complete ovtfi 5; second-hand ta-| : jlaw books such measures as the Bles at reduced price: |mothers’ pension, minimum wages APARTMENTS STANDARD HOTEL oention <7 awn 3 Corner First Ave a |for women, eight-hour day, work- res Brunewick-Dalke-Co! ge = anil a ° iis BOW lingmen’s compensation act, besides od Wrst sve. 8. Feapect wi buys & diamond or w killing off the vicious senate bill 46. a % elgg PRTER MICHABL, 1% Other candidates who spoke at Bicycle Supplies - peas ‘i ea ‘ petal _ ome. Romece sath ils eieoue’ | this meeting were: Dr. W. T- WE bo Goon Work—o_ nh fanT- 3 a oi ra pe ) KE PLACE—SATURD, | Christensen, Frank Boyle and Beat Poh hone ein Bae | bnlen, 3-2, troom apartmenta #2246) = ADALINE LLOYD riz. the mandard white erana | \Caweranee: tor the legietacere: aie Z gion lia Becond Others come and go. bus for 20 » ||C. C. Tiffin for coroner; W. Hy Carpenters is ay g * t tres Ford for secretary of state. ESHELMAN— Jobbing and Tepalrs nin | 1$—Lost and Found fate : elt i170 HAE te } KA : S | KATTERFIELD HERE a | Chattel Loans Reward WEW COMPANY; NEW RATES; > METHODS—Loans from $10.00 to § © made quick!y and confidentially on fur |Gete for governor, L. E. Katterfield, socialist candi- will deliver a © ceries of four speeches in Seattle, — Riture, pianos, livestock. etc tm Lene et Union and Second ave., on Mon GERMAN-AMERICAN LOAN CO. } MAN, RUMSIAN, 30 . roped 1904 1. C Smith Bidg Ell 4662 would like » pa dl eg ary ie 21; Tu Cloth Signs |16—Agents Wanted apace ribs one Poemny 3, oot. x SIGNS, WINDOW DIAPLAY | Bid MONEY —SilOW AUTOMONITISTS be. Bhe o « k ; it-Hoot Co. 3 Empress Thea how to burn tok. . “4 in ade ~~ ~s $3, Mr. Katterfleld has been cam- tre Hide Main 2310 | pensive gasoline sole to She pal is, 20 paigning since last April. FIEND, a fiend for p pa Collateral Loans @ detalia. Rdward Hon SANFTARY—SATURDAY : ITO A PUZZLE x D anal, Ob ‘ ©. pure cane Unable to decide whether it cape My sh poitehindorn TAROLINE—GABO. || Would be better for Congressman AMERICAN JEWELRY a" mm oe Humphrey's candidacy to have him WoxET TosseD I ge nye oan Bh re. ‘ ‘ A MADAM FIA AT sie “PLEASE DON'T’ I aFAiD. come to the state or stay out of it, # of value The Reliable, 967 Third ave White Mie 4 oa ka orner Fiew. water ° jno action was taken Friday on a me. en, 0. pec age Tah nee — . }motion by Albert Pillar urging him — c : ; ‘ ADAM PRY RELIABLE 5 Cameras and Supplies WHY NOt MAKE BiG MONEY SELL | Labies—sAx Dei ONT t. card reader, 1412 Fit CHAPTER THREE try to come. The motion first A C pect . a ref | arui drowned te ye presented to the Young Men's Re- LOWM AN & HANF IRD CO.| ¢ am A M Wrice $2") Money ‘retun THD KRADING-ROOM 1 T010 By telling my story in a straight-|,'1i8 arm dropped back of the Seat! Hubtican club, and later to a volun- 3 Pi gy ign atearnaee iia apamaseonad Rg? Hotel Antiers, # . ; forward manner, I got another post lenny dant, t wate tary meeting of republicans est ss 27—For R Unfurnished tion, under a woman boss Why not?" be. aahed — Main ist Uz 2 or Rent Unfurnishe This woman was an old maid.| 1 4:3 hot answer, for 1 did not! FOR McNEELY “a OM MODERS NOE anc o she did ne », ‘i ™ Cie 20 3 . " a 8 treads tine nipces os on be ae not say 80, Iiinow “why not.” ‘This ‘man was}, Ove of W. H. Paulhamus’ votes as Samm filles Partie te could see from the expression On|iovanie, and 1 wanted love the for governor will go to his neigh- ; a CS COMNER-SATURDAY See ee cca Pane Kind of tov peat pct gen aR geo as m } Stall 11 lbs. extra fine bulk coffee, C ° e erience: 1 a Y ‘ormal statement circulated by the . > thal Oe 29—Unfurnished Apartments | %') f c#n tra. 89 vottle Enalien | [ worked faithfully all summer|, | !ooked into his face, and what] woNneely boosters. e wepine 7 aa 10c; dhe can coffee, 38 : I saw there told me it was NOT the . Kuaranteed safe and sure 1| THE QUINCY — MODE? AND 7: | pxee eT otter, tte; 3 ee /for her, but I was lonely—oh, 80] 12h) ing | Beats all canes, 1634 19th ave on | ma Inexpensi 1 h. Kae ' amhett bottles eat- | lonely! ‘ | and household od r aaa i AWRENC ib ODER good fresh butte cece P wildest of embraci e : piracy eset gi y pac emrots 8 ons, i BE VOR—MAGEAGE, VIT18 ms AWRENCE2 AND ¢ MODER . h butt Tran | One evening, going home from Mrusele. Cmbraces: | began to) whitney, candidates for congre Me ® Ooticians. PRI ERD Bish ave | TTS cat roast and chova Wb te | Work slipped and almost fell Why do ‘is haan spoke at a meeting in Gatewoo eel sia t iam b nder the wheels of an automobile. y you do thie?” he hall Friday night ; YAmands, Frascr-Patorson Cow Wal 36—Rentals steer steaks . Pes asked, in surprise. “Surel Lies incinhe “7 — _- - ™ 7 Some one jerked e a je 4 af y : MOANA mans REAL ESTATE -REWTaLs | Rainn pe mrede fe) 8 SSS te 4 S67 Lan ub ito the amiline taco of| YH knew, when you accepted HE ROASTS LUNDIN - Phrenologists tee fy. ow . pepe this invitation, it was to be a : 2 A 5 8 “ teens : : a man about 38—a man not of the joy ride. You must h Crawford E. White, candidate 4 MADAM KIRL ensed apring ens, 1744 feng | Working class eens 1 wearkae mes 3 | prosecutor, at a meeting in Wa aq ae” sy ondattes ind ands nteaks, 1éc| He was kindness itself, and, vet jington hall Friday night, aske - _ EGYPTIAN Cail at Broad Ibi pork jo leat of lam, |thoroly shaken, I allowed myself to| thought You were willing to | Prosecutor Lundin, iho Wie pean HOP PICKERS mi VEIT AIYCK—MARRAGE be led to a nearby drug store.) % Hin Huhabe 1 whispered, | 22% What became of the booze that For P: sian flee ] | 2 e pscuer te! e a , e e Ge ies 4 Beattlo car brewery. Lundin replied he had 2 hye what business y FI RN JACKMAN Rental Property fe Ib pot ronat, 1 1 veal re Where to?” asked {ts owner long. allowed it to b tu P rt a the Rw aenea 2 | FER? JAC AN~ AC Call at Office and Hee Lint fan sugar cured 4 e ask a rele . . E be rned into vine- Fare adapted P}PERN | JSACKMAN “hier age | wei Rann |nit pork, 180 Tb.: logs oF I was not too frightened to no-|)). eee 8 essayed to take me in| gar White also attacked Lundin you will mar * : he Kueinees Chances atic SY P tice the peculiar smile that came Ston! we: ‘a on a general ‘nefficiency basis, Bt fies and ex ln ; : REGISTERED —MibWwIFE—wne Wire| Pr ave RAR VK : ‘ Ma. |over his face as T named the ad sounantnianee reamed. “Let me out! Lundin replied he was conducting = Explains sent te. | ae 5 wane earns igen, 7018 38th Phone Wai t hana ¥ t dress of my modest boarding house. | ""y1 tooked at me in surpri the office with every effort to en- Bir petiefaction sus od OF ee | a fare | RINT Tinteriiy home 2168 Madison i a ag battle parties: rt a1 f rhe aac ens mb he 4 nae “Do you really mean it? We are torce the law 1 MAKE YOUR rout ron i Byori rd he Marienette |of hothouse roses, the first 1 had / At least threo miles from home, and) GREEN BOOSTERS MEET 4 % Par ¥ ' GE s and , eerie At stone “"* ever received te creer 10 o'slock—you better be! 4 meeting was held Byiday aft sortation a. Wash A OPPONTUNITINS FoR ¢ INVERT ph rc eeks this me t rome | &°C or ny Green boosters 4 4 —SRaiNat MODI WELI : paople In ¢ ee woaks this saan did "not come |<" fy this time.taras hysterioal, aalll spice ia the Stone netetne Te COLL 19 07 1 ft f vein 1 t ate be Lhasa 7 % insiste on le: e tp 2 Bhs We Natural 0 hom catsup, 36 tbe: 260 | some evide nee of his thought flon nsisted upon leaving the cer mullate further plans for the ‘¢am- ete ‘ ¥ t foff-| ing 4 r ' « . ers, candy, books, once ir while| , vaig Gree! e arte! ve THPATRS Way ARR SO DR nnn | melt . a telephone call RCT *| To do the man justice, he want eaeccivenea ta the Burke Dotiding 5 ‘aire But Ht Wo 40—Exch OUTH ENE “One moonlight night he called) 0d,'0 take me home, and promised : RK OD used cars. W tare Bult — Ex s “ MONDAY 2 s led) ne , elt lo ‘ere OD lused care Wii changes rsa nnarnaa uate Ay | rrean|ttie up by telephone and asked me|"°t to bother me, but I felt 1 could] LABOR TO QUIZ ’EM ii ALE, BRCHANGE—CANADA LAND? | ranch agus, 2 dos ae ; not sit In the car with him Thr i FURNIAN ED, "i fl D faymenis, Want acta, J get de cael ame ohare 4 if | would not Ike to go motoring 446 took me with 5 | Three quiz meetings for candi ; 5 FORAGE © 929 Yeu «. small at ne tani 4 Ph nacerons with him kK me within a block of alcgtes will be held by the Labor 4 FOR bie. J a abe . i 1 an { hd: & queer litle quaim that ear, and let me out I did not tell! council E ne th Me ron, Seat p ; tihim I had no money. Nearly insane) ¢ : “a OA ern Lilly r said “Don't go,” but I was lonely Candidates for congress will } We Uritling and Testing Wide. 4th math py Red Menke ; arket land forlorn “ SL i 1 walhod home j heard August 25, for the state legis 4 and RAR AA “PREAH r heat art i nd passed the home of the] j, gt Q rc Bwannon & Veod Pine Main 419 i ¢ 7 41 ACREAGE F : |! 1 “ ur, § nach In a few minutes the car was at, m4 | lature Augrst 31 and for county of- , S| 22--Female Situation E FOR SALE \), rt } haunt girl-with-a-parior and saw Tom kiss-| fives September 7. 4 Store Fixtures and Showcases | aniowa OWT M. Hee Wo Chinese ron STAND The minute I stepped in, 1 knew| {2s her good-night! | mow < ® P and camps e ute 1 stepp . 1 kne | = NOW Case 0 & FIXTUnD f “1 Medicine Co MELKLEdORN OR. HENRY 8. DRINKER, py T had made a mistake, but T tried to BEGINNING AUGUST 27, Oa new und. ve 1, all kinds, Kd K-4 . A G © smith Bide. |dent of Lehigh university, arrived |be cool and collected (Miss G——— will tell more of| Pacific Mail Steamship Co, will f ward L. Gomoll, 1 ‘ rd ave., near | WANTED “AMAT SEATTLE, W eH ; th Beattie with his tanto " ht Hage her experiences trying to be courted | #igurate a San Franciseo-Orien tre, 204 Ovclden' A KEe LMREe 60. im bis vated ae ieee lin The Star Monday and succeeding| «(camer service when their ste MBE a jon. Rapidly we swung into the coun- days.) er Eouador will sail, RARER a ANN rH TT LIC