The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1916, Page 5

Remarkable Road And Race Track Records UNE, July and August have re- corded a series of remarkable racing records achieved with the aid of Goodyear Cord Tires. These victories are valuable be- cause they offer corroborative evi- dence of the very qualities for which Goodyear Cord Tires are famous. The terrific speed of the shorter contests, and the sustained speed of the longer ones, are added proof of that stoutness, liveliness and speedi- mess which every Goodyear owner experiences in every-day use, and which led to the adoption of Good- year Cord Tires as standard equip- ment on the Franklin, the Packard Twin-Six, the Locomobile, the Peer- less, the White, the Haynes Twelve, and the Stutz. i ef ert ard pry ; af 1 polioning, 14 for centur: in nd act naturally, gently and quick against counterfeits. Drug Ce St. Pew’ Stove Repair & Plumbing Co. TROUBL LAKITIR: the most o 3 to 10 days. box, of & for 85, a varanteed. . Hours, So; bunuays, ji tv | Maim explained that she had taken care| of many homeless dogs, and wanted RAYMOND REMEDY CO. 6, Hote A a in one for under arrest Saturday t tt n to fatal Bright's disease if 4. are that town. their datly ‘patent. medicine Nols are a standard remedy thus protect yourself and guaranteed by The Fire back lnings and repairs for all kinds of #to paces, | Waterliast week. Churchill was one put in the first graduates of the journal nected. lism department, and was consid oon | 73 ERSON’S PILLS out by the department. remedy for PEMAL Ss AND IMMEGL. Per dog « box | 408 to Will serv “4 without pay fon ithe appointment, Grand; De Malaussene. until a short time ago was in actual service at the front in Europe, will [be the chief attraction at the Grand does not be continue for a and among hings of Interest ons for this belief, Romig’s Mintature Musical com with five girls feidedty novel prod |Green will be heard in comedy and harmony singing. bas a blackface monologue act Phroso will keep you guessing as Neve the war The last episode of \Ring” will start Sunday |PALACE HIP program of vaudeville jand photoplay which comes to the | Palace Hip Sunday company in Mr When Ignorance Is Blins # Statues reproduce some famous works of art Kramer will present ng novelty. Dun. of the most singing and dan “The Looters,” jthe great seri ill be the fealure photoplay PANTAGES Fun will be the keynote at New Pantages next week ck C, Clatre. with a beauty chorus of 10 dreamy beautifully attired girls, Welsh, Mealy and Montros Baron Malauesene, at Howard Chase company, at Palace Hip. gives his will be a de ction. Laing and Burt Melbourne or “she. “Peg o' the is chock-full of number on the Chase and own com and Davis and Elmore, tn comedy chatter and song, and Otto Adlon and company in “The Tramp and! the Bellboy,” complete the vande- | (below, right) Jeannette Fisher, who | Lasky's ns Creole Band time Southern and untamed music man, the girl with the h another sertal, rin the news co © given by at the Orpheum the Wilkes Player beginning Sunday night A Map of Honor a} "The Grip of Evil," | at Pullman, October 3 the jin bra and geometry wil the two making highest be sent to Oxford university thru the Rhodes fund. STAR—SATURDAY, AUG. 26, 1916. =e) COMEDY FEATURED ONILAKES JOINED NEW THEATRE BILLS left) with Jense rovided by with its old wild Cole . has an Mealy fand Montrose will be seen for first time in th faree scream. Another big novelt the n their big Act.” Kar and The | Custody of two detectiv: rested him in North Yakima for al- | leged forgery 4 | A letter from his little daughter | to her grandparents in Mixsouri ts | his where- | TAKE UP FISH BILL WASHINGTON an fisherme catch at Prince R the temptations) per cent better prices than Ameri lean fishermen, owing to Canadian herent goodness of a man who finds| discriminatory measures. * himeelf thru love for his son and} lover this and other facts relative | Norman ee, the — char-|to the halibut fishing industry pre. eter man of the Wilkes Players.| sented y can end Holt, blackface comedians, |wil) play the part of Judge Kine®|tn a debate on the revenue bill ley, the tempted but upright jurist. PLUMS FAR APART Rhodes scholar examinations for| 9 the state will be held at the univer: | here, and at the state college, A play that uncovers the political Hatte, umos is the subject and it reveals the ways of the scheming politician ditions of a judge, the am the in. Tests |, alge-|t anc des will |} Eng-|¥ 7 AE ENTE | U. S. WIN IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS STRINGER'S RAIDERS pains torture you. You have aching back. pain in the lower | difficulty when urinating! | r Ufficulty when urinating’) Arthur Richmond, Tom Swift,and with your kidneys Roy Pratt, all of Renton, following a} raid by Under Sheriff Stringer the| previous night on the GOLD MEDAL Haarlem |room and the former Eagle bar, o Richmond and Swift are charged} ofl a 4 with violating the liquor law at th phryaicians 980 use pool room, where a gambling game is said to have been found. F. D. Valore and Ed Homer whowe effect t# only tempor-| were arrested on a gambling char Pratt is said to have been bootleg: Fut when you go to the drug-|ging at the old Hagle bar, now a gist, inwist on getting the pure. orig Hentiom “oll tn Capeules, Be |2tt drink resort pure the name GOLD MEDAL In on “HONOR CHURCHILL A movement has been started among former university journalism | students to establish @ scholarship in ftemory of + end fur-|Churehill, who died in New York lered by many to have been | most brilliant student ever turned editor-publisher of the Tribune, is the leading spirit The well known and relia: |i16 movement Mrs. William M. Ivins of New York has been appointed tcher of Freehold, N. NER OF BEAUTY P IS WED TO AN ENGLISH LOR LADY COTTENHAM. Lady Cottenham, who was Miss Patricia Burke of California, winner of a beauty contest in her home state, Cottenham, in St. George's church, London, engaged to Prince Ludovic Pignatelli D'Aragon of Sp Ferdinand de Bourbon, cousin of the king of Spain. D | | Perk, god bioek ho PAGE 5. BY BIG CANAL Realization for Bettering | = WATER ENTERS CANAL but se ring t Union down to that of el of the two Jakes During the first month Lake Wash lowered four feet ence in the | entire seven This will give a direct waterway Washington and Thousands of the filling of the p shington and Forty-five million m Lake Union poured into the locks and up against Cavanaugh, {nr will be guest of honor at the Sep construction, | spot called “God's luncheon of Half Acre.” the Chamber |BREAK UP CHARGE statement today violent artillery the Somme front mpted no oth.) Somme, but attacks in the northeastern Germans att front of Verdun DAUGHTER’S LETTER TRAPS HER FATHER buried known in Seat-| Hardeastie, a capable business man and good citizen, was on his way to Missourf Saturday in to have revealed Aug. 26. ean pert at 2 The senate ix ruminating today sade oe Letters ToS COMPLETE REPORT OF MARKETS TODAY Annet Prices Paid Preducere for Faas, || ten in with a woman and her daugh- | Turkeys, dressed .... -— Blt ling Prices te Washington Vegetables and Fruit || ag | school without reviewing the Eighth Ss ’ : : smarener_msamaree rather| 200! without reviewing the Bighth Ct earne’ Electcus |Soreestea Gatiy by 3. W. Godwin a G rida «rapefrult Clark Seedlings Raspberries, Sumner, crate and has just married Lord show She had been reported habitants | ain, and later to) Buer She is Lord Cot The last census, population of almost a do The - : ey opened the watery fluld ran|few things about pain which are Priced Hotel in the out and spread the trouble until | ¢ able, We kne hat . oo 8 388 |my feet was covered. The dtching| excited by sound, or by light, or Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 175 |y someth@s. terrible, and I) touch, and in other ways, We also . ala @ +09 |} would scratch until the blood came,|know that when these nerves are With Private Bath, oyland my skin would feel as if it| too much excited the result is pain, | $1.25 46 lwere burning. I tr a prescrip-| Music is pleasant, but some} Transient—Weekly $3 to $8— o2y {tion and soveral kinds of salve, but|kinds of noise may be very un- Monthly $12 to $20. Private s20e- | tone helped me. After I had suf-| pleasant. Moonlight may be love-| Bath, $22.50. We cordially 0 |fered this way for about 14 or 15/ly, but intense electric Ight may invite you to inspect our ; months [ tried Resinol Ointment} cause agony, No one can tell just fine hotel. -_ pranienee and Resinol Soap, and the first ap-| what happens to the nerve cell 24 Mn, plication relieved me so that I| when the change from a ple feok wave tin antl ne. at that night. In six weeks T/to a painful sensation takes 5 gave the population) 1, cured.” ‘(Sign Raymond | There is a theory, however, rd e record i Madicy, 690 Union Ave rerve changes its shape when it ubling of the in Doctors have preseribed the Res-| is highly exeited a large and beau). eur dt druggis jsueh, is invaluable population of; ples write to Dept . | 621 Jackson St. linol, Baltimore, Md, | Dear Miss Grey: Believing that! Tomorrow Until Thursdav CHARMING : Mabel Taliaferro HALF ACRE” SIX BIG ACTS Somewhere in this country is a of Dream waters ral w feet differ season th witnessed e locks con: Gome and find where this little bit of heaven is lo- cated. strong Ger south of 21 was dis last night Ad Queen, ‘Arena, Sept.9. 50 Votes for M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra “AIDA,” SELECTION BY VERDI MUSICAL PROGRAM { “‘s0uTHERN FANTASIA” \ XYLOPHONE SOLO, BY C, FISHER FOREIGN BIRDS—HISTORIC ST. AUGUSTINE—PATHE WEEKLY We Are Drawing Special Attentionto the Return Engagement This Coming Thursday of “THE CAVE MAN” With Robert Edeson THE GREAT COMEDY DRAMA IN FIVE ACTS for etght , who ar) Seattle’s Best Photoplay House their to 30 _—1 am a widow with one son./hear frequently. “Patent right” is| you and the paper you represent |) have worked like a slave to help/about the same as “patent.” It is are anxious to ist in every good him get a trade. Now, just as he the certificate the government thing, | would like to suggest that has finished his trade, he has got- gives you, which protects your use those who are prohibitionists or in- 4 sale of your own invention. terested in this great movement, Terk s ter, who are urging a speedy mar- “Patent applied for” is immediate when they receive blanks from vari- riage. Becsuse | advise him to protection given you while all the ous liquor concerns outside the wait until he gets a start, they offer details of your patent are being states now dry, return same with me every kind of an insult. Do you completed name and address filled in, and ask see any happiness for a boy who; —- id liquor concerns to scratch their marries a girl with that kind of a! Q—1 formerly kept steady com-| names from their mailing list. Per. mother, particularly as she intends pany with nice young man, but haps there are many like the writ- b: to live with them? we had a quarrel and did not speak er, who not only are disgusted, but ‘A WORRIED MOTHER. for a long time. Then we met and annoyed at constantly receiving A—A girl who causes a son to| began to correspond when he went literature advertising this curse of forget his mother is not apt to|to another town. We have been which we are trying to rid our fair : * ‘ writing for over a month, but now \country. A BUSY MOTHER. a he has suddenly stopped, without | 92 oe reason. Would it be proper for me . to ask him what the trouble is? 8 y cases too easily for stten, ‘Young people are looking CARRIE. VISIT THE forward to what the future has for) A.—It all s.oms to have been SOLDIER BOYS hem, eager to claim it for them-| “sudden,” the writing and the stop- | Const Artitlery Corps, N selves. When your son gets older, Ping, since it has all taken place | IN CAMP AT FORT WOR t is to be hoped he will remember bt . month. No rece Take Steamer Whatcom |what you have done. He will not} Unless desperately in love, could lforget you, even tho he seems now | keep up that pace. Probably he has Sunday, Aug. 27 |to be disregarding your advice. a little something else to do beside Leeves Colman Dee 3 oe ae | write letters, Just be patient. Un-|] pr. Townsend at 5:50 p. m., and doubted!y you will hear from him || arriving tn Seattle 8:30 p. m soon. If you do not, in another Round Trip $1.00 month, then it would be all right to ecinn nAviaaeie about it COMPANY ° @ {i¢ |make a good wife. The debt a son guidance his wel his mother for h Q.—I have invented an article. |How shall | secure a patent on it? 7 7) Is it safer to get a “patent right” or h | |a “patent applied"? INVENTOR, | rite and ask h ° ou ¢ nd he comm! ; Bh e he state “Werkinaton, Q—lamagiriof 15 and was In a ced oo Seienie on which to’ file) te Eighth grade when | quit gram {Cand eer ation for a patet, but] "Mar echool, but did not graduate. 1 do not want to go to grammar schoo! it is best to engage an attorney to attend to all ...e details for you, |{"Y "ore bt tadh ip aes Prceci You ha-e confused terms which you||, 9° there w rales YO the grade school? MISS 15. A—If you pass the entrance ex eee ®|MEN, 1 KNOW THAT |antmation you may ‘enter. bieh| than di are very often the ci ot your jong standing trouble sary for you to complete your grade THE ORD AL work ce |Rat.«Roach Paste Q.—How can | remove iron rust 90 @ 1.00 from my brand new white linen) ®ee4y for use Directions in 48 suit? CORA. U. S. Goverament buys ft. Sold everyw A A.—Have ready a kettle of boil-| tel |ing water. (It must be boiling in| |big bubbles.) Squeeze the juice of lemon into a cup and thoroly wet the spot to be removed in the juice STEARNS’ * | Then hold the lemon. soaked spot over the spout of the kettle and} watch the ugly blemish disappear. 5 It acts like magic. Rinse out the HOTEL : lemon juice and wash the garment} 621 JACKSON ST. in the usual manner. Entire Body Covered 250 —ROOMS— 250 9. Q.—Will you please tell me what ff —Running ice water in every ff - With Watery Pimples || vain is? oF course, 1 know it Is} room. the result of physical Injury or —Absolutely fireproof. Would Scratch Till Blood Came] when some of the mechanism of —Beautifully furnished; im- |the body is not working properly, proved telephones in every 4 but what | want to know is how room. 4 Providence, R. 1, Oct, 15, 1915.|it may be defined. —Very convenient for shop- Some time ago my skin began | CURIOUS STUDENT. pers. to break out in little pimples.| A.—No one can answer that . illed with water, and when | question exactly, but there are a The Finest Popular-