The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1916, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1916. PAGE Bonar | guumansassensttete SIMMS 3 ki : Piitistiisttisstitesseteeert Mts cti iets ee el pe SEATTLE STAR Ate mr <N9.13 Washington Square” ss" 4 Se JOSEPH LINCOLN rrr remrrrrernrrerrermee: ee SS. (VUVESEENTNUUENNNSD Guncgaaiaaecauagaaggaziesagunaccanentes © [ppPevevesetnerensansegney angdaggaieaiagsdaratagceadataggcgaetateteqeteagitgtet ots rT Suanagazss TVVIGgTeTeaertieeetanetinanintinie «| Tersantaieratt | (Continued From Our Last taaue) | - as —-- —— | p with extremest cau] tilda an—ean it ft? tered at Seattic, Wash. Postoffice as Second-Class M s “ | Enteret at Seattio, Wa Post as nd Clase Matter, Z RS. DE PRYSTER was alone carry the provisions up There were only two keys. co UM PMY Mali, out of city, Mo per month up to é moa, & mow $1.90, year $2.50 M Mary had ed a num and stack them in one corner of breathed Mra. De Peynte: Mine SCHIPES NORTHWEST LAGU oF NEWSPrArnns News Service of the United Press Assectation anawered By carrier, city @ month Jack to the effect @] Mm. de Poynter's large white bere, and the one I gave to Oli mons from WHE COCKTAM that Judge Harvey was calling on tiled bathroom. When the freight) vetta “ _ ns them again, And Matilda was stil age was over, ehe departed, adrip Then it can’t fit, since Miss O) —— busy in the kitchen with the odd —E with tears. vetta Joos of the , | You WERS ; NOW, LISTEN, WOMAN, Matilda's nigutly visita were But the key gave Matilda the ie i 4 He wat down, 1 his fluent |Our % WM JUST GOING Toye] (100m; but Mra, De Peynter lirect by slipping into the loc Smile m Every One manner, dixeus Ve ppara cast aoe OUT Yo 30m he come to take her situation more| The bolt clicked back, the door) OBODY ever misses the latest event in the Duff family.| tions for the fature he was i MOVING PICTURES, philosophically wunk open, and > RK still talking when, 15 minutes lat |[.& ’ There were relaxations, of And into the dusky room there Why? Because little Tom and Helen and Wilbur and or opened and Matilda " TTT Vii \course — things to occupy her) tottered a rather tall, heavily veiled i t mind. She read a little each day; feminine figure peeves via and all the other members « he Duff household fur-| eatere ; EFne arees Oh,” she quavered, “the he Mstened to Mary's concert in Oh!” it moaned, “Oh! Oh! Oh! ish a laugh every day for Star readers ants’ bell rang—and I anawere the drawing-room below her—for »—who are you?” huskil It’s a real, solid kind of a laugh they furnish, too, just)like Td been told to do—and tr Mary dared to continue playing demanded Mra, De Peyater f stepped four men-—-two of them Cause the funny things that happen in their family are the) the policemen we let in that fret was known that Matilda's niece! “len't {t terrible! Isn't It terrible! d that happen in most any old Seattle home night, and two men | never saw wan in the house,, tho Mary) But I didn’t mean to do it i diGn't! 5 ccthtall n misters of étttedins before—and they asked tf they never showed her . she! mean to do it, Caroline | Hauors, producing «taste which is» cross “The Doings of the Duffs,” created by Artist Allman,| might speak to my brother, wh istened for snatches of the con It's not—not Olivett ? anne A between a varniat :. “ —e ” visiting me. ne “om ersation of Jack M * e Pey pd lifted t t oayyod since renamed “A Married Man's Troubles,” marks the = Mb a m By oe a i o aaa ee we ag Bh je a 2 A nd Jifte Neving this taste ie great stuff ised to ¢ him down hm yecroft wher sey passed, vell up over the Jexpite Matilda's absence, since It Oh! Oh!” moaned the figure oe eae rding to sume people, mixing cock | Ba is se ‘eh cllehin. cite and soeallet | tees her door; at times she po Olivet Then—after all—| taille te an accomplishment or even # gift point in the development of comic strips and ulled | Angelica y t stood upon ave 4 AU | A fellow ean be # failure at Snything, aie ‘ m Me Preéron. What deed ‘Wits a chair qt ¢ of her windows) you're not dead!” | n s s dozen years rH 4 ; but if he can mix cocktails, why, Norman, ic” Strips in the last half dozen year meant” cried Mrs. De Peystet nd cau eered thru the lit No—it I only were!” sobbed | there's no use eplelin Many of the elongated attempts at comedy have gx Heave knows how they've |} = ‘ te panes in her shutters, like the; Ol} | aman ake ser satisfied ay : ‘ 3 : ‘ii om done it,” he snapped out Hut it lens a camera, down Into the! “Then who is that—that person | ie whistles. iow, 1 dow to failure, and are now failing to get the trace means they've tracked me here! sunny green of Washington square.| who's coming here this morning? he makes ‘em taste so law from the average reader, just because they are down And if they take you—they The nearest approach to an in 1 don't know Ga. Oh, ca, Seb coe Se eee i silly’ or because they make such a desperate attempt to|they may find mo, and cldent during this solitary pertod But the papers said the body F i F poitary, pene) When’ people are Invited up ed Nothing more “likely grimly came to a the third night| had on my clothes. the host always funny” or because they are coarse and vulgar jeuseudae lax Peeters z MOVING after M arture On Yes—41 suppore it must have | fore dinner The kind of comedy that makes the tears run down the Then escape'” Mrs. De Poy [PIC TURES, GHE that evening Mra, De Peyster be-| had.” of Mr. Tired Business Man is that which draws its fun/ster cried. “Run! You still have/ly aan Snow came aware of 6 new voice in the Pry how Mra, De Pey hae a Aid. they're mot jone—a voice with " called their precarious position heme o reryday people ar veryc hings : . |time! — | ‘ everyday people and everyday things which might just Ruaitea’ trees the. police te tall Ow. HERS AT ~~ ; | secent, Then suddenly . Matilda, lock the door. But, O1)-| the hest’s that takes the ge Well happen to you or me surest way to get caught when||HOMS AC& TNE) “gz, The man below was Dubois,! vetta, how could ft ever, ever have| ae tee Allman furnishes this kind of fun in “A Married Man’s!they've got you trapped,” he an. [MOVING PICTURES whom Olivetta, at her desire, had) happened?” froubles,” the best comic strip to be found anywhere today.|*wered tn quick, staccato tones with unwilling but obedient 1 followed your directions and 1 U i a “ |°They've got every door watched ji frostiness, sent about bis business, got to Paris all right—and ever, ; - ’ e's a smile in it for women as well as men, children as} (0°) *° Bol ieee et they She had known that Jack had tak:| thing was golng #plendid—when— |°i#es Wrote out this “Wanted” ad il as grown-ups | " vuste « » with M, Dubois at the tim hen—Oh, Caroline, lost my | Vertisement g P [haven't trusted you, Matilda ~— n up with a me) wher line, 1-1-1 lost n Wanted—A milliner. Apply by Didn't you feel your disposition improve after Tom took | they've followed. Angelica, down her portrait; | purse!” sobbed Olivetta, letter to Mise Smith, 10 Blask et” - as q or rs) de| with your face to the wall, and be ad not known that Jack) “Olivetta! m to the baseball game last night, or when Olivia made timate as the artist’s be And 1 didn’t dare cable you for| The children had to make appli cation for the position in writing. go back into the house for a collar and coat, when he oars ie Seseeie abana. “She ‘ 4 to Jack's secret seem-; more. For if 1 had sent a cab , , out to look at Mr. Welldo’s new auto? Pyecroft. drew the room's one - et to you here, it might have betrayed | “Det ae tae 1 saw you lr son » 2 a Mis b vail chair up beside the bed, sat down, then something did hap-| you. aa: } & . ” t a milliner. J hate to trim " Bets ‘ picked up a book, and, with the On the fifth day after Ma And what did you do , The sunshine of life is made up of very little beams, sa Rea Pane Barone Bidgacr < = : Gevarters, Sie. De Pesyster Th wax nothing for me to|bats. Can't you get somebody else? are bright all the time.—Aikin. 4 a "he | »bee: a sudden change in the|do but to-—to—sell some of your| Please let me know at once. e began to read in a loud votes. The| 5 , he Sot the hous, Wihini gowns” 6) ae, “EDITH BROWN.” Quite recently a teacher who wa giving the children written exer next moment two policemen came gowns | from being filled with Oh!” Mra. De Peyster was be. see H 2 , and in, and presently two solid men, in s : ~ ls Kimonos civilian dress, pushed thru the! ‘ neymoon hilarity, the house be-| ginning to seo the anit ofl wWE.KNOW A LOT ue MN OO CONNECTION whatever. But you may be interested door, The foremost fix hee perl kage tote cascea tre 1 this person they WHO ALWAYS GRUMBLE ASOUT . . " Dy ecro umphant gaz What did it mean mye passed took for m in these little stories—they're true: a: eptcaes the solemn gloom tinued un whoever she is, sho mount SOMeIOUR Tr AM teeter ie Solomon Berger was a witness in police court before|we've landed you at last oe nS rece reactl tate he Pagel. Ns of them. She THEY WERE OFFERED A JOB. idge Bennett in Boston the other day. He appeared in his| Mr Pyecroft, his left forotinger 5 Paina herein Wine toate i pauet lane st Wheaten ane canons dnd fking clothes, having finished his milk route before coming | (us set the tecaber in bewnder, | maz . 3 a? “a ld have doubled his| THE WASHERWOMAN HAS A ‘court. He had on overalls and a jumper. ment ° 1 ne details that led to! And after she bouxht St [BARBENY KLE FIGHT FOR e \t ‘ | rs i he mystery’s bulk was the sound —she"—Olivetta’s voice rank Bennett gave Berger a call-down for appearing in] “Pardon me, sir, but 1 complete. #ter, if you whould make the very |{ : abe i Judge & ‘ge c T appearing ly fail to understand what you are|&Teat blunder of arresting me as *, ma’am—to Willlam. I'm /Of another new but familiar voice! out with hysterical resentment pails: Wie 5 “ j . ‘i . olee of the competent Mins! “st os all s trouble by . ; B A talking about. Thomas Preston, Now, Judge Har-|sorry 1 disobeyed you, ma‘an: : vol t us all tnt is troub! ‘«¥ ac like to know what business it is of Bennett's how] pont try that con atuft on us; |YeY"—-with a Joking ‘smile—"you| very sorry—but 1 can't think about |G er discharged secretary ; Seine.” Mr. M. F. Ward has tried all the e dress when they come to his court! Judges are getting|we won't fall for it.” advised the|K2ow who I am, Will you pleas» that pow. For now,” sobbed Ma n r tone was that ner What did you 4 old maids and says he can’t have o blamed particular; there is no more reason why Berger,|lieutenant, “But if you ain't sure|{nform the Heutenant wheiher f tilda. “it's all off-—and my heart is of & person who is acquainted with | tr *. De Poyster. much luck, so now he fs trying to d ’ an leeona! the management of an establish en ft came out three days|fool the babies—Blevins, Ark ese pi a Fi car vom: Wehen the man you with to have ar | broke me out th a ins, Ark. F instance, should leave his milk wagon and go home to eel ee oo of the| rested?” Al off? We breathed Mra. Ment and who tx giving necessary|tater that It was you, | was so—so |News indup collar before appearing as a witness, than there is/ Jefferson letters, it gives me great| “Is What be says O K., Judge?’ De Pryster ee ‘ [frightened that 1 didn’t know what oe % Bennett should wear his judicial pants while cleaning] pleasure to introduce you to your queried Lieutenant Shliivan He| “That's whet I can't understand, And another de at wan that she/to do. 1 crossedto London with ouTBID the f self.” Jain't the man you want arrested?” |ma’am,” wailed Matilda I've | became aware that Jack a ary|your trunks. There I learned that} 4: . nanquet of notables, an as- furnace. a Mr. Pyecroft continued his par He ie not,” the Judge managed | hardly seen William, since we /O longer tried to keep their pres-|—that they were nending your re-| 11) young attorney apled an in- Here's another Boston happening: Sted Mare. Thea be laughed. to get out ame back, and he's acted awfully |ence !n the house a secret. but/ mains home. I realized I had to Picntia: judge at the head of the Assemblyman Burr objected to the length of time taken} “Gentlemen, you really seem to eeiran ce queer to me, I—I couldn't stand pontine i alee eos nevi one menet, _ I mre table and slipped a hulf-dollar into a ly? 4 ROD it longer, and thin evening || ne a Y | ine e only y wa rome to pe . ia the state house of representatives with “kimono ne = ees eo, The Third Flight went out to the stable to see him. | 48% came openly to see them |come and tell you. So I sold some ™ pie hi oe 19 Jaage Spink” 7 : n jut the most bewildert € ol « X t be saw ‘me only the other night here| when everybody but Matilda had |@, W8* #8 tad ax —oh, William y most bewildering, andimore of your gowns, and just) siosever, he found himself seat- ” > i t t ify detail " “What are ‘kimono speeches’ ?” somebody wanted to know.} with my two sisters, and any one was never like that to me before,|?et most clarifying, detail of alllcaught the Mauretania, and here 1| .4'meny pottticlans below. He call left the room, Mra, De Poyster lay ? i i ” ’ ‘oO ma‘am! I asked him what was the & #A speech that covers everything but touches nothing,”|in the neighborhood can tell you! jiny all mabiver ma'am aked him wha twelfth day since Matilda's going |. So ending, Olivetta subsided into |°4, the Water to explain, jurr, o' “ - matter, ‘All right, if you want to | Burr. Pane ara rida ote tor 20| ,. Matilda,” sho burst out in a/break off, im willing!’ he waid.| On that afternoon she was|a heap of dejection. housekeeper in this house for 20] , > ‘ \*the judge gave me a doll: t — despairing whisper, “I can't stand] ‘ye, william, I sald, besinning to|*tanding on a chair, entertaining! “It’s a rellet to know it wasn't), the judge gave me a dollar to seal : y this another minute!” j herself by gazi th fh . P ‘ Ege prices are soaring. there chicken war that rhau | : “4 cry, “but, William, what have I fazing thru one of her vou,” said Mrs. De Peyster. But, Is a ck That tone was most plausible.| “Oh ma'am!” walled Matilda. |‘ “ “You know |*butters, when she saw Jack cross-| aside from your being safe, our | ads, 6 3 know nothing about be tw ft yi cemen look A-lever done to you™ ‘You r c bis rh Tue cece eee But—but our changes haven't) what you have done!’ he said ing Washington square. He was! situation is unchanged,” | BOUNTIFUL IN SPIRIT 7 helped us much yet. If we tried ‘Oh'” breathed Mra. De Peyster,| ¥4lking very soberly, and about We must think of something| At noon a bountiful dinner was “Never you mind what they | 4, = Sp Pricyrpen Sp head dita : Joe a Coward? soon,” the Heutenant commented |‘2,leave the house, that Mr. Pye! «1 vegyed him to explain, but he |'he left sleeve of a quiet gray sum-|quick.” spoke up Matilda nervous-/served. The Ladies’ Aid society of dryly. “And never you mind about night follow and we might just turned his back on me and | er suit was a band of crape ly. “For its almost time for your |the church served coffee and ice NE trouble about Mr. Hughes’ making out that cight-|ytias. 1 know you're Thomas | (0d Cursel¥ex even ip 8 worke WAY walked away! And now, ma‘am,”|) Mra De Pexster stepped down funeral, ma’am, and after that—"|cream. —Fort Wayne, Ind., Journal: han We are, ma‘arm. wept Matilda, “I know he'll never | {fom her chair. he mystery was! (Concluded in Our Next Issue) Gazette hour bill to be “a cowardly surrender” is the fact that|Preston. Jim. Just slip the nippers| guddenly Mra. De Peyster eat up.|eyninin And I love him so, Men. {lifting Somebody was dead’ But c And there's something] + - 7 anne @ majority of republican congressmen, headed b: oe Can-|°" eae Matilda, I think there's a m 1 love hi ! Oh,| Who? Who 8 ¥ J queer about these women. Just/ chance! I'll get into my suite— pe! deg brok it Ns ts | 3 , , | Barly the next ning, while preted fori sg tme ‘races on Mai, to. |i Meta ghne_ RS "ay |™yHne. ONa alone nates ofthe hows ten'oe| Like a Boy at 50 Bubbling Over But not for long will a little thing like that bother a|and carry downstairs the party In| since they bellave the eulte empty. | sobbing serving-woman in chilled |CUpied in the serving or eating , bed. We'll call the police ambu ot brent teal »P rani . 4 r , r date who can contentedly sip the honey from the lips|itnce for her, and take the whole | Unce they know it tx locked, they | gismay. “I hope it will come out at Deenktant, Mrs. De. Pevater ‘was With Vitality—T aking Tron Did It ” . | may never suapect eny one | t ‘ startled by a soft knocking at her| f “the German vote,” while his friend Roosevelt is kicking} punch over to the station a te te ate cette #8 Mt} att right, Matilda,” she said in a /5lar nocking at her tle up over its ears. The party in bed suddenly atif. |” wide oe m=, how am 1 noe “It's me, ma'am—Matilda, Let} I octae says Nuxated Iron is greatest of all strength builders . “Oh, It never ean!” Matilda had fened as if from a stroke of somelexpiain your audden disappear ay ‘started. for thd door, jme in—quick —Often increases the strength and endurance of delicate, . ‘ . : ; kisd, and Matilda fairly wilted fn already i th change by so much ae a hair hb : 4 CHAPTER X. ‘i ngrhapdinns NEW YORK ¥.--Not long ago/T have seen dozens of nervous, run- Stocks Go U; se mt. pentiomen,” he} romesick.” said Mrs. De Peyster Matilda Breaks It Gently fell into the room e to me who was nearly 3 ailing all the OC! oUp BBN Fb ge ll cdg sg fo with mounting hope, “and decided) 4+ 9 gctock of the fifth night What is it? cried Mrs, De poh gin bern old and asked me to} While double their strength and en- > AILROAD stocks reached the “absolutely highest marks” |grettable extremes. I believe that sigue te Ag nen hy peer Matilda stole in to Mra, De Pey.|Pexster: seizing her housekeeper's! 21. iim @ preliminary examination | symptoms. of ‘dyspepsia, liver ete on the New York stock exchange yesterday, according|4n even better witness to my iar abet n 0 HOF ster with face that wor have |°"™ lfor life Insurance. I was astonished | other troubles, in from 16 to 14 days* ; : “Oh, ma~—ma—ma‘am,” chattered| to find him with the blood pressure! time, simply by taking tron int financial reports Identity can easily be secured.’ At her command, Matilda made P&P 48 apt cover for the Book of} tatida, “It's—it's awful!” jof « boy of 20, and as full of vigor.| proper form. And this after they ” And who's that, Tommie a tour of investigation, and the re “Fact is," said the individual, Lamentations She »pened o vim a italily as a youn ad h sOMe CAs opened her! irs. De Poyster ahook the ehak.| Vim Sd vitally ap © yous ty eras,| for monthe: witeet eee | Where is the gloomy chap who predicted that the rail-} “I refer to Judge Harvey.” port being that the household ap- pag gi ae Ama had had a telling Matilda | notwithstanding his age. The benefit. But don't take of the country would go to the eternal bow-wows be-| “Juése Harvey!” The lleuten-| peared to be asleep, ten minutes mn ats her sister, An Will you please tell me what's|he said, was taking forms of ‘reduced iron, iron acetate < > ant was startled ont of his tronic er four "i » Pey gelica—the really and truly An | a alk Oe fron had filled him with or tincture of st y to of the eight-hour law passed by congress? cravcation re ie ae Mr , < . pg ot gelica, who really and’ truly | sppened inks life. At 30 he was in had health: at |fow cente, You Setar teen ine ie she Meng. | ‘ Jing thru the dark ha o the M . ps, ma—-ma’'am, Here's a copy arewo! a nearly all in, Now that can be oi paorh He probably is disappearing as fast as that other chap] “The same,” said Pyeeroft [pee nt tae oun bed jlived near Syracuse—that Ad-| or the first. paper that hae are {ac soa miracle of vitality, and his| assimilated, like nuxated trem itton predicted the banks of the country would be absolutely | “Judge Harvey in at this moment] 4 day passed--and another—and | kelica bat. ibe felt. iil, She was|ihing about tt. The paper's over a ee Pia sale, w muenied| pioa ig.suae More wie thie ae “= ) ) ape { - | sorry, but she felt t > mt ne Ae ED a nundre e §t may prove worse. th: Y ned because the Wilson federal reserve bank law forever|{) (Nis house. Fsirycsyed allots pn ean ti tbe rg gry she felt that she must) wack old. 1 brought it along to oso f alt] Many an athicte oF prise tient: rae Rice and (H Sond’ Meine “toastitiasee’ y aia t ) suite these days flew by with |®° . |to break the ng to You gently ‘ has won the day «imply because sad artificial panics and “clearing house certificate’|q moment i honeymoon rapidity; within, they | | ‘Of course, you must go, Matil-} Mrs. De Peyster seized the news-| ° ' iS Know the secret of reat atrength d i @ Heutenant frowned doudt- | }invered da!" exclaimed Mra. De Peyster.|paper. In the center of its fi be roe Tar oc Ni Nagy ‘ake ae = “ pape e cente inst nuxated tron, [am i} with [ron before he went into. th ho a ae ft hate hesitated,! On Matilda's fourth visit with fe : the ee icance to her of} page was a reproduction of M. Di-| that. the Uives, of | thousands y, while many another hes ene : then nodded to Matilda her usual bundle of pllferings from | Matilda's absence flashed upon | hol nting of herself, and across| Persona might be saved ‘ Inglorious defeat simply for Teachers and Tuberculosis Presently Judge Harvey appeared |the pantry, Mrs. De Peyster ob.(her. “But what will 1 do,” she|the paper's top ran the giant head. | s_, cvery,, Year from, pneu elack of Iron —R. Sauer, M.D. ORE school teachers die of tuberculosis than of any |!* bys: raid tt tea |served traces of recent crying on |¢Tied, “without any food? line Stipe. Stroup ° ie es ja tok '& parent eee 4 *| “Lieutenant Sullivan! See here,| Matilda's face. Mrs. De Peyster| “I've seen to the food, ma’am.”| MRS. DE PEYSTER FOUND] true cause whic , whieh i other ill. what's the meaning of this?” he| pressed her as to the trouble, and|And Matilda explained ‘that dur-| DEAD IN THE SEIN ‘ Feber yp Sle > i : prea yoy Tuberculosis.is preventable ’ Lar sons aad: Sonam yo. {2208 Matilda was weeping openly. |ing the evening she had Face Disfigured by Water, but zl nin the blood. Iron age : ‘Evening, Judge arvey,” be Oh, my heart's brok ma mu ne use fre Friends 1 a f s abso! cessary to enable Isn't it remarkable that people to whom the training of|gan the lieutenant. “It's Mke|\she sobbed. "My hoarta beokat” ere ee Pjogitl ‘9 Bnd | ore saad he gi ovat your blood g,change food into ea |. does not : i rhs ‘ ai pir i 7 . ) nk se ore Soc le insue. thou no matter black, no children is entrusted do not know enough to ward off)this ; Your heart broken! How?" — |boxes of crackers, cold meats, all} _ Upon the Body ing Such or what you eat, your food | on the contrary, it te -@ mest pet entirely preventable disease? Pardon ee interrupted Mr I've—I've fallen in love, ma‘am. | varietie ot canned goods—-| Mrs. De Peyster sank into a passes th Proust you, with | 1 ma of indigest | Perhaps the teachers would be able to save themselves|Pyecrott. ude gh yi sae ccbanal a Witten laaee and ae ny enue Serie acuete Mc cate gaa ike Soe yal ot it, end as po i teh aa Ms j ; ake a aati ae ft ’ , eng 0 am ma'am, and by that time ye | that's dead!” she mumbled ce You become weak, pale we paid them more than bare y living wage And inci-|:he point of mak a blunder thot} “William!” ered Mrs, De Pey-| back.’ “Yes, ma'am. And Mr. Jack Kiy looking juat like a pls | to forfeit” 8100.00 entally, thousands of school teachers are not paid even living) would be Indierot ave | ster, recalling an unforgettable ep Her explanation made, Matilda| since you died without a will, is|{2€ to grow In a aol defictent in| sution if thay cannot take Mitty the: public's everlasting shame {its werlous wide, ‘Tho fact is, they | om en : Sonne} your heir, And. since he Is now | wot ats Toners, NOt AONE ar Wall | woman, under #0 whe iaehe teenand day desire to arrest me j the head of the De Peyster family,| folowing test in four weeks’ tle, provided they Arrest you!” exclaimed tha jthe first thing he did on hearing) o®", work or how far re eee ee Judge | | : without becoming tired offer to refund your money If it does not Ten arrest me,” Mr. P the news was to arrange by cable| {Wo five-grain tablets of ordinary| at loast double your strength and. en- Ke ieves Serious ase Fe des eg ee thd |to have your body sent here.” |Svoated itow ‘three times per day, | durence tn 10 Gaye’ time It in Glapeaned went on, easily at would be | Mrs. De Peyster, as tho gal-|atter meals, for two weeks, Then|in this clty by Ow! Drog it | t H bad enough in Itself, But, ax you lvaniged, ‘half rose trom ‘her chair t your strength again and see for! Drug Co. Swift's Pharmacy a * of Chronic Constipation know, Judge Harvey, my’ arrest Predominates with the mon |. “You mean—my body—ta coming | tenon ne ee would unfortunately but necessar | here fly involve the arrest of several who wears a “It's—it's already here,” moane mrt . ie ve “cl Stetson Suit or Overcoat [lf 's*: Ripon : = Record Crowds at Eilers - akes place in drawing - After suffering from chronic con. y You see that : : ‘2 oon ‘t y tion until she was #0 ei soe | ! Judge: Harvey! ‘got'cttie: covered | For eight years we have been making Suits Hf] iwi: hut, perches, matmett vot was unable to do any kind of| 4 meaning. ‘I see, But what de ere , : . an rt oe x AR Pee s * . 5 . ition Hi. 4. Frees, 209 Adama| : sage hat do and Overcoats for the same customers and we ould what beautiful flowers Amazing Demonstration in Big Demand for Highest w e | ¢ to arrest you for - LU Aadlnige tates xg pei ook your friends have sent " % Bt., Dayton, Ohio, obtained a bottle , ‘On @ most absurd charge,” an. expect to continue doing so for the next eight But Mrs, De Peyster had very) Grades of Pianos, Player Pianos and Grand Pianos Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and) i { swered Mr. Pyecroft, amiling—but ear 8 4 1 r rs . . 4 it with such gratifying results| Hi eyes straight into Jigs’ Flarvey's years. | softly sank back toto her chair, "| __Filers’ Great Retiring From Business Sale Break- 2 RRR ER RRR orem Nara Jndge Harvey's A . + There as nothing she could de she continued the treatment | eyes. “They seem to think I am ‘ Quality, with honest prices and workman- bin De Payater cventioned ge ing All Records. And has written to Dr. Caldwell ‘ Thomas Preston : - 4 far ' N ; that her condition is again normal, | Hig t™ ) MERGniOa Breanne vosied’ ive ship, has built up our business to its present [Biased stare at hor faithfu serv. cements and that she wants to recommend Wy 4 Judg standard. OT an intadaen ; dl ge iad oo Saad who | 4 Yes, the man that forged thowe Come in and see the collection of fine woolens take in the significance = with constipation, | ‘A QJ Jefferson letters you bought.” ' aie herself of this culminating disas be seen datly at Seattle's Great; Matter how great the sacrifice.” eeawell's meron Fanaa is a) : Mr. Pyecroft saw the Judges that have just arrived, and we think you will But now its significance to another dis ea tiring from | lOmOrrow vand Saturday will un: binat! myple jaxative 0 : ba lt 9a Pp ouse now retiring fro hs ith pepain coniig Phicg vig Pith face flash into amazed recognition ‘agree with us that our $25 to $45 Feature Suits Dereon alivered thr her belee iano 8 doubtedly prove memorable days in ad 5 e b . “You see, lieutensnt and offi |” Poor—poor Olivetta! j business and about to vacate the |the music trade of Seattle, for the a ae in sriving or other ATO cers,” he said easily, filling in| and Overcoats are the best values in Seattle. For Olivetta, of course, it wag,| Eilers Building at Third Avenue | costliest grands and the most select ‘ nate RP natal, Pggroef ( ae 54 give Judge Hibs oppor: | 4 | And now, for a few minut and University Street, which ts to| player pianos and brand new, mag: ‘ % | jtunity to recover and think—and | her heart could fee a be occupied immediately by British | nificent upright pianos of - See cate sg 35 fi “omar a mh ae gad pe and ineffective! still aiming his meaning at the S j E : S O N {for Olivetta Kaitaia tite {Columbia merchants brat Atheist and Gonathin v vels, 1s | substitutes, ee ure ri Judge, “ nee, » he | ” ey or ». een olutely safe for the tiniest babe, | Caldwell ° Byrup P ‘pain. Soo sket| rei etnies stu: the beat Gear | put for a few minutes only.| The moat extraordinary | reduc jie ire sil thrown on sale aes ey taf te te abe, |Camey Syrup Pap Stat | oud, rey ha Dae | SYSTEM TAILOR gears ter dee ne tvs eat ease ao ed } a ple > entity. You) S | seeratohing—like a key|the piano trade of America are|all th sually Hive and should be kept on hand in| ture G56 WEBEL oppen? Ob hel threaten ts sicuet and expose me| be pe aes bed sp te a a ho tod es masecgn everyitiiug inithe’ bauae: Bisson: prtayeerndls prtereg oh 921 THIRD AVE. {te uppointed hole as the manager said verything |a tremendous tumble on Friday and | It is an inspiring sight to witness reserved and every instrument the great crowds of plano buyers to| Must positively be disposed of, no seed household {or use when| yellow carton in which the bottle|and two other persons In this Dr. ‘Caldwell’ Syrup dipitn | tarter oe Ps Gutakawe tp aia Spe tae al Bess eb red NEXT TE OFPEUM THEATRE Mrs, De Peyster tose up and|--plano, player piano and grand} Saturday, Shop early is the best costs only fifty cents a bottle and|to Dr. W. B. Caldwell 435 Wash- it wegtid be rey ae ner gnate Open Till 10 P, M, Saturday clutched Matilda's arm, and stood | piano now in the last days is posi-jadvice, although the big store } fs sold in drug stores everywhere.|inggon St. Monticello ‘HMinol Irie ogden in rigid terror, tively marked down below anything| keeps open evenings and will not s [7 A how displeasing to Mra. De Pey- “Tha—that key?” chattered Ma-jever heard of before; nothing is|close its doors until 10 o'clock,