The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1919, Page 5

FOURTH NEAR } PIKE DON'T CROWD, BUT THIS IS AN ACTUAL SCENE IT Is Russell on the Wuortitrer This picture Gil Friday night “PUT UP YOUR HANDS” “This town used to have hair on it; now it’s wearing curl-papers” FUN AND ACTION EVERY MINUTE Want Soliders to Go in Mail Service tattle, postma, JOHN CUNNINGHAM DEAD FREE DOCTOR Eex-Governumeat Physician 1111 FIRST AVE. or 169 WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT DRUG Co. srones Leck fer the Free Dector Sign. ster, urges aallor t sailor vived by of whom ce examin: e Federal bu - clerks and car-| if the tions | reaide ix Saturd: for mail oppertunity advertised riak. > Theeammrainations “are, also |eveme not coty genuine. bat good open to civilians lone for you, look into it! Warner* Ss Safe Remedies A Constant Boon to Invalids Since 1877 Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy. Warner's Safe Rheumatic Remedy. Warner's Safe Asthma Remedy. Warner's Safe Nervine. 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(EflgGarden:s Armee = nee Po, a3 Feeding Chicks 1 Didn't Wait on the Sun. CHAPTER © KEEPS SECRET AND PAYS FINE Harry Smith Won't Tell How He Did It Haw . evered t 1 er what mist ' Ha faosed u urmer : scinanady tau ki “Oe m i i. (Continued Tomorrow) abe KEMPSTER WILL GOTO NEW YORK’ Obtains Position With Inter- 5) ""S.4" sk cain Went boro Corporation bey dpi bern a Retry mF ge Po A. Ia Kempster, formerly manager 4 ee ee a > Admiral Caperton ‘| Reaches New York NEW YORK, April 9.— Re miral William B. Caperton, oc hief of the Pac mman al street railways He successfully |" Pittsburg, having completed tes in Southern waters. On board of the which . auditor and sec When the ‘Seattle Electric y was organized in 1899 he ws trainmaster in partment, later be superintendent of transpor general superintendent and 12 surviver r Chaska the cruiser w American burned off the Brasil 26th ncho tation, finally manager. Minute Men Plan is Fifth Loan Drive’: and was the guest of president Minute Men of Bainbridge 1404 | Ciner high officials will rally Thursday night at Port Blakeley to hear Clarence L. Reames ja} amnintant to the United States attorney general; W. A. Blackwood f investigator, and J. W. Harry. | nute Men, The | d of a werion be Men thruout Ad r Delegation. to ‘Ask Pass Be Cleared A delegation of Seattle hotel men will leav night for Ellensburg, where they will organizer of sting in the ing held by auto and Wednesday the state to st the organi zation. . ; attempt to confer with the Kittitas ‘The Port Blakeley and Bainbridge | COUNtY commissioners the following day, in regard to the Minute Men have an effective organization and have supple mented other work b conducting | the Liberty Loan and other drives They are in charke of the Victory |! Loan drive on Bainbridge island, highway alma Concrete Bank to ger R Its D. Wants $2,500,000 The preggo g coer for Libel Damage a aie doors, KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 9 ation of the institution. |4.mage wuit for $2,600,000 art eral months under | the Kansas City Star was filed Tues state bank exam: | aay afternoon by Dr. B. Churke Hyde who wax three times tried on the charge of murdering Col. Thomas H. | his wife's millionaire uncle, jarnisanedd 500,000 actual latter ele highway noqualmie Swop sapitaliznd for $15,000 bank has been closed because lof the alleged defaication of former | Cashier L A O'Brien. against O'Brien were dinmissed to anes Ne HER DREAM SAVED HUBBY’S BANKROLL} OAKLAND, Cal, April 9-—Jacob Kober is thanking his lucky stars that his wife, Anna, has dreams that means something and that she is handy with a shotgun Two bandits, armed with r up in his sal dnight. His partment usband was Half awake, seized a shot un and ran down the back stairs und into the bar | She fired one shot at random and | the bandits fled and speeded away | in an automobile, Running to the idewalk, Mrs. Kober fired again as the car disappeared in the darkness. and the ¢ Dr punitive dam Charges LAKEWOOD CLUB TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS ‘The Lakewood Civic Improvement club will elect new officers at its to be held in the annual meetin: clubhouse, 4735 5 evening of April organized th’ enjoyable dances a have been held sinc TO OFFER NUR! A course in publ open only to graduate nurses, will be offered at the University of Wash ington during the summer session It includes infant welfare work school nursing, industrial nursing, COURSE saith nursing. y enemie 1 out of bed. tuberculosis work, hospital social ser ser: » and general public health REPORT FUR THEFT The aux Theft of a number of valuable infantry, formerly the | Alaskan furs by a thief belie ington National Guard. will hold| have taken his loot to Seatt was thelr monthly meeting Wednesday, $ | reported 4 to the police Wednesday by | p.m, in room 212 of the countycity | the Aberdeen police chief. The furs |were stolen from the fur house of | Newman & Co, They include six} Alaskan cross fox furs, 27 mink skins ind a partially finished fur eoat your watch, «GAS a it. Near Liberty | | Sour Stomach (heartburn), Belching, | Swelling and Full Feeling, so fre |quently complained of after meals relieved in Two Minutes. 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