The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 11

A ars MBER 14, 1982. fHE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 MRS, HARDING [MINE RESCUERS “I’m Innocent,” Last \FAILTOSLAY CONVALESCENT) NEARING GOAL! Words of Brumfield. LEON TROTSKY She Will Be Long ulilArveabes Break-Thru Is Rene eumtield hana tela" nse not taoved tron hie cot,|BOMb and Shoot at Bolshe= RERMANS START (WHO WILL BE MRS. CHAPLIN? FOOD RIOTING, 000 Workers in Mob At- tack Police Recovering Eagerly Awaited himself tm hl cell in murderers’ | Attar everson eft the deotiet vik Motor Car ewe Ae > gaye row at the state penitentiary 4 aA thi in the bed in the ad .- N, Sept, M.—Disorders WASHINGTON, Bopt. 14-—-Mre.| JACKSON, Cal, Bept. 14—The| hero yesterday, Shape of a human body to deceive| BERLIN, Sept. 14—Am unsucoss | Harding will be @ tong time in con-| valescing from the effects of the finese whieh beatly. oant life, | today, nis Russell was last seen alive j}but so far a® present indications| Jackson ts tense and expectant) a¢ 10:30 in the morning, When #0, her physicians believe her com | waiting for word that the crows j¥alescence will be uninterrupted from now on So satisfactorily is the pi | wife gaining that it was deoided| State resou 6 no more official bulletins would be ee Pre ee. eae ced ag tripiano Toy away for a week are back In town At 10:30 a, m. Chapel Guard) around b 2 t | }around his neck ts a mystery to Sasue tor the. prascat Sma lass ST? OOF © week Ayn tack Ia tows.| At 1080 6m Chars! Qussd|arvund. i |[ 30 QUARTS FOR $43 | bulletin, given at the White House 7 Hoch alate, teleted te i Java. |engineer, United States bureau of|t® the prisoners in the row. Brum-| when he wap found his feet out PROVES EXPENSIVE ling’s condition at 8 p, m. It fok| Mines, who ts to have direct charge | field ate one, and left two others! resting on bis own bunk | owe . lof the work of rescue haa come|!n his cell. Pattee Ga cee tuk ae HOOTCH AFTER ALL “Temperature, 100; pulse, 90;) back and has his operators on the) ——~ ter Brumfield left addressed to his Deputy U. 8. Sitpping Com resptration, 26 sround own wife missioner Siegfried Dorn thought | “All appeardnoes and conditions M. M. Wolflin, superintendent “R IT “{ hope you are not terribly he was getting quite a bargain ‘i show the best day since the serious! *fety, Industrial accident commis shocked at my determination to when Harry Flody, negro quar- 5 ig the serious food crisis Sesthcted tor Germany this win ter broke out im different parts af the nation today, A mob of 5,000 laborers at ~ tacked police at Bochum, The police succeeded in keep: ing the rioters from plundering race against death was almost over The convicted slayer of Den- | the guards that passed his cell. ful attempt has been made to assem With the sheets from his bed he|sinate Leon Trotsky, Russian war tied his hands, arma and lege in|minister, according to unconfirmed execution manner, He then tied a/reports reaching here from Moscow rds brought his dinner at | pices of sheet around his neck and today. The report sald a bomb was 45 p. m, they found his body to the upper bunk in his cell and|thrown at his motor car and weveral ident’s|naut mine, hanging to a torn sheet in his {thus died. How Brumfield succeed jshote fired, but no damage was done, ed in tying his hands, feet and} —— have broken thru into the Argo| 4 Workers In locomotive factories at unich staged demonstrations, de panding © bonus to meet the high of living. At Thuringa the ministry of fu» ice has installed an antl-profiteering tment, plain clothes men inves igating prices and arresting prof Itecrs, LONDON, Sept. 14, — Bread |time of her ftiiness, Convalesconce | sion, was rushed here last night in go on over, ‘There is || termaster on the steamer Kenne ¥ riots are the next great menace | wit necessarily be tedious. Allen Airplane. L. Manning, state hanes of me ever havin, ra cott, sold him 30 quarts of Scotch a in Germany—an explosion that | things going well, symptoms will| traffic officer, arrived last night. prcase mpgs clei 5 Bayt Boor whisky for $48. will be felt in America and the vary only slightly from day to day. — . less without you. You have Thursday, however, he changed “Sufficient re | to relate progrens feed: Mo — heen ‘a. wonderful wife and 1 || his mind. Bach of the botten, dm HERE’S MORE ABOUT |/Japan Ready to Take Step} have tried to be s good hus || tin vn nema than twice ae band, There has never been | wine bulletins will be discontinued.” made by Frank A. Vandertlip, famous American banker and RSA IE at Once any other woman in my Ufe— || MUch as the current booties price. | ; ics, Vandertip “ oe you haye filled it completely. || This was after Federal Judge 7 is on bie way bome after» five HERE’S MORE ABOUT BY CLARENCE DUBOSE T have Geel Gear be Jeremiab Meterer baa fined him ; France, Maly, Switzertand, Hun. STARTS ON PAGE ONE TOKYO, Sept. 14--Only format] Worship # good woman. You | va tome oe ae : y Sytem ‘i diplomatic announcement of Japan’s| Mave been an angel to me. In addition, Dorn was cuspeall I Crecho-Slovakia, during which le facto recognition of the Moscow| “My life was given me to live in! | oq trom office. i auto In order to E, Ferguson, were as follows: government of Russia remained to-|my own way—why cannot I destroy be traveled by auto In ® STARTS ON PAGE ONE FOR AUDITOR day to complete such recognition, it|!t if I wish; If there's « God tn patrons vinreaeratt reach raral villages as well . £99 | Was believed here. Heaven I have been preparin i the big cities, D. FE. Ferguson see coos 20,590 | ¥82 believed her a preparing < i 4 ee Hh gerlowa trouble in ranks of the “dle hard” roads to| Phebe M. MeCleverty .....0. 9 Negotiations at Chang Chun be-|for them all my life by the way I Nephew of Otis ‘ Germany,” Vanderlip said. “Before, day when strike ballots were matied | Norman M. Wardall . $.31,|'Ween Japan and Russia already | have lived and treated my fellow . 4 Jong you may see some recovery tn | to more than 35,000 clerks ony the| FOR CLERK have earentes to 9 point where, it /man a just Gos wonld not. sep Skinner Is Dead | the price af the German mark, ad | Pennsyivanta George A. Grant a en eet eee cece nsemamn|sulclded when life. became’ intolee | SAN DIKGO, Cal., Sept. 14—Aiae { people will say the trou ® Clerks’ officials declared that FOR ASSE son 5 irtus bh , 4 ol4 Otis Skinner, 23, former Broad: i wer. But don't be fooled by thiv " . __, | pitahed. able... . | z 7 ext winter, when coal Is scarce pace are Al apenas 60 George W. Roberts ss... £074] ment was considered an immediate| Ail our trials and joys. No shadow |) 00s y 4 a Archie B, Coon 6,660 | probab: came over my life with you until/| , there will be erttt expen Madps Mey tnd food te dear, there | get the read to agree to © com FoR TRAASURER Japan haa officially instructed her |my mental trouble began. ‘That 1), Skinner, nephew of the faawes times Germ The dange erence on sp in delog " . tried to hide f i le Us re p if: w William W. Shields lelogates at Chang Chun to agree to) tr ie from you, to our de ‘will be from bread riots. Sixty-five The strike went into effect after! Albert KE. Parish the discussion of all matters pertain. | *truction Charles Montgomery Skinner, former ing to Russian affairs if the Moscow “Of course, you know I'm in- rig Dinar ig Wee delegates will first agree to discuss nocent of Russell's death. Every . other Far Eastern questions. This| Impulse of my life, every intent [‘acular | Brondway | proba ofter is looked upon ag a liberal over-| Was Just opposite to that—to |Pisyed « leading r Ge with not take on geal Ea oogonia the Aan the whopmen refused to accept the| Clark J. Munger . ¢ Lila Lee (center), rads Joyce (lower left) and Charlie} 520,000,000 wage cut of the raiiroad|C. BE. Vilas trians have done. “However, 1 do not look for any | Chaplin. labor board. FOR COUNTY CORC ’ eee Se esp seers at a LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14—Wil|say about the rumors are Charlie] Workers iy sp yg ad ac nl cages ture by Japan to Moscow. hurt anybody. I'm so thankful | Paradise. ee They know if they seized power now [Lilla Lee be the next Mra Charlie /4nd Lila. a anprecay Mei Te. Le chiy-oldte| Sr. Moteestan VERMIN +. you and the boys believed in me ST RIARERERIa wou! grabdt falting |Chaplin? he former Mrs. Chaptin, ta telling Arcam ios ibsiesen the Ft meal se wer and continued to love me. VANCOUVER, Wash. — Lorena id be nay @ | Pee nen of the Lila Lee-Charlie Chaplin res| were quiet and uneventful. FOR SHERIFF Reported Hiding, He} “1 wish 1 mignt noia you in mylconaon 4 years, and ‘Mrs. Frame | arket; they could not bring about) This question is frequent in Holly- . fo sal theaper food and greater production, wv ports, took occasion to announce that lwood following announcement by|Pegey Joyce, formerty speculated! pres, murders, bombings and sabot _ dacflbrce Soa cursed 10F €¥°FY | iisred Harria, former wife of the|Ubon ax the future Mre. Chaplin, was! icy necamme as Vanderlip emphasized that his tour | world-famous comedian, that such leon ter Chartion ae © possible! ‘Finally the Unt ot Europe was not ax an official or/was the rumor amongst those “in the!" Anout this Charlle also ays noth Bnofficial observer for the United | know” in tiimland. ing—so you can do your own guess States government, but merely a tour! Among those who have nothing to | ing. of personal study. “People cali me a pessimist about “he said. “The plain t {Joel F. Warren i Robert T. Hodge Matt Starwich Later violence broke out. Wrecks. arms for a while this morning. I|gpotts badly burned when bottle of Was Ill in Hospital |i0" yo. deeply, tenderly, truly.|preoline explodes at the Charles Muse Pointing out that he had been con-|God bless you, I'll wait for you. |ier place near Ridgefield. Stat ov FOR COUNTY ENGINE! fined in a hospital during the past “YOUR MELVIN.” match causes explosion, ment obtained a temporary injunc-|ThOmas KR. Beeman ...., work, Fi M, Barty, of the Fs METROPOLITAN chi wae tion which virtually prohibited the| Samuel J. 4 Rarry Paint Co., denied Wednesday conduct of the strike FOK SUPERINTENDENT OF | tinted report that deputy sheriffs BARGAIN MATINER SATURDAY Brandon Brothers and Rex Reynolds Presest y occurrence m tka"is’ macho’ Guin, tedienatiol COMMON SCHOOLS had been searching for him armed permanent ts now being waged in|A. 8 Burrows ., ios WON Sr Oe ee ee federal court here FOR PROSECUTI “ATTORNEY vtagyaed os fimaw: we yh ged ede gyn Europe, ruth } / but wer neekin, A n yut were necking to serve a sub. te that it to very eaay t» be on ontt || HERE'S STARTS || Railroad | officiate estimated | Malcolm Douglas v+ 27314) poena on ‘him summoning him to| fil] THE AMERICAN LIGHT OPERA COMPANY ON that the strike cost the public | Susan C. Hohmann .. + $831 |testity at @ coroner's inquest into The Best Light © Organtention tn Aimesten” PAGE 1|| more than half a biltion dollars. | FIRST COMMISSIONER'S the death of John Evans, victim of . pinay Byers h wy oo fn dak hh eel DISTRICT an cotemobile seddent . GILBERT 4 SULLIVAN'S MOST POPULAR COMIC OrEmA ave., Everett, knows a youngster who) Now for a bunch all in a wallop. ae egg or se 9 bo ~ on a aegg qayseues SAS ness “H. M. S. PINAFORE” has the that— The guy who thinke— ore hie, w the liam A aines 6. \Bi bl. d Si li Siicite Catia eck seebindia Cri Mowe r,s card came railroads toward the settlement, |David McKenzie. ........... 3 ible and Steel in SIGHTS, 91.00, The, 200,380 PLUS 4 s0’s grandson. flock of new-born| @eclared today. |R. H. Thomson 2 Day’s Toll of Theft PRICES BiSMnites see foe A Geadcbaner i Gtade- tnd of| ete fs wih cclieheet “We expect a great rush of bus!| SECOND COMMISSIONER'S y le : on ited , “3 x. hese. Industry will be helped and DISTRICT Rurglars broke Into the Greek Or - 3 & period of pronperity is just) Frank H. Paul . thedox church, 222 Lakeview ave. NEXT WEEK FAREWELL WEEK Roow birds grow in the Witer Gardes. | around the corner.” | James T. Jones . | Wednesday, stealing a gold-covered AMERICAN LIGHT OPERA COMPANY = a, © Sey sorcery a The Chesapeake & Ohio and Nor-|George Meclarlane , bible, a sliver altar cup and a binck in Our Feature Production ns Fee ee hal ie atncw' tetuke in ‘the |folk & Western were prevented|#. F. Woody .. handbag. Rev. B. G. Abramopoulos, is Bipbs bet from accepting the agreement be | Arthur L. Hussey . pastor, discovered the theft. r{ # — Dil was @ wational Godt for) couse clerks and freteht handlers |G. KE, Hallock ...... Burgiars also stole a chunk of the heaves are cleaned with sxy- [0M these Ines joined the shopmen’s| King county's vote, in 436 pre-|steel weighing 130 pounds from an strike. Shopmen insisted that these | cincts, for state and national offices, (alley near the Mill & Mine Supply SEATS NOW SELLING Cotton i & fee paid for the privilege of | employes be given back thelr jobs. | follows Co. early Thursday. Dumbbell tea bell without a clapper, |The roads declared that was im-|FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR! i A depot ts one of Edgar Allen Pow - seats | Aue 2 " or FF one © jon . posstbie, as thetr places had been! Austin E. Griffiths eae + 6.66 |Mailman Qualifies ee 2 powntntat tee tne @2 vamni filled a Pe ndexter ..+.6 ° asaas for G d | “Eve Me et be . TOP. Regning, 1406 Terry Ave rn. Frances Axtell . he or Grapo’s Badge Ad mber aMember in September is ; | George H. Stevenson . 68 John M. Liggett, mall carrier, A) & peony tytn etn aieanni iy = S| claims = nose equal to that of the ‘ jlee Tittle 2 | famous Grapo, ex-booze hound of the b. | FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN coN.| police dry squad, mak t c Liddy Botsford, 5014 18th ave. GRESS (First District) Liggett crossed a vacant lot near «, agree with those Ameri-ir, suggests the goof who thinks— Rate Tindall . + 10,399) Beacon ave. and 28th ave. 8. on << fans who say we aay an interest In] Joan of Arc was one of Noah's 8 — F. Milter e soe 11,895] Wednesday night. He sniffed alco | Europe. And I gels ~Spevewigay 6 re meses an tae ee Soe Sco 3s Alvin Moore » Fam ‘ nee hol. Behind a bush he found a 50 gs the lowest sea TO) thanarke ure the, second lsse Wf] ae ames W. Bryan ied 679} gation still. The distillery is now € 7 in ¢ Wi St ‘ , Bored saree wee. ooataes baz |the German coin. wee miesihtdiiacnd dod ilies a meeigen New “ae ae to Be Signed |ricmas Jefferson Casey... 2120|heid by the pollce i surplus lorim’s Progress” wos jog| Bugar cane is @ walking stick. is Afternoon JUDGES OF THE SUPREME ete i Faw materials and manufactured or a Newfane jones at... Poe Fm er Sate ie COURT (Six-year Term) AFTER ORDERING oyster stew, ‘van: wes a Reasian former. The eliek 4 peck the arat jt M Pullertor 'two bandits looted t i an) cPut America has more than s| Carmine ds a sccalthy, bolshevtk. |of the lumber If he made w nencovp ot | BY CARL VICTOR LITTLE | Mark A tulstion ler the Mickunegd este’ Beast ave Cuery @ollar and cent tajaryet te ‘Burops, (Deep stuff—the dictionary says it's) "4 eee ww, mon t19 © NEW YORK, Sept. 14—Agree-| Emmett N. Parker f land Pine st. Wednesday night. | / DUETS |The greatest loss to us a be @ rich red.) 1 s-2.¢ ment between two af fhe powerfull w, Dp. Lane .. * escaping with $40. mremoDer 9 Be ‘would be if Europe crashed, and) pmulsion wae Scott's most famous icin siinciahe ie iiss. mo Big Four rafiroad brotherhoods and/pruce Make ..... *. ene nceneienpeeneaner cannet tmagiae Seattle Pa 2 om Powe! 7 ee Pecsert to be a great Satellectual, 8°-| ook, poe: page om Puget Sound. 113 carriers for renewal of present (Two-year Term) EL PASO, Tex.—Secretary of the get a member mitsoue’s Chamber of, Commereet or ana Aa mon gr gate | Taste Bell, at Friday Harbor, claims | Wage contracts will be reached this Chester R, Hovey .......... 11977 /Interlor Fall now a grandfather expect the other fellow to carry i think Amertea # eae ae Marguerite Blankenship, of Tuk-ltne championship for the bird who| afternoon, according to W. G. Lee.’ witiam H. Pemberton...... 16,729]Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. in , your part ef the responsibility. ented on te. TevREA ee serie | Wie’, Writes te told about the guy IP | pelieves— president of the Brotherhood 4? FOR STATE SKXATOR Chase, of El Paso, soniniaw and tembe r- “xion. Entirely apart trom our clalms| her town who believes the 18th| “\favonnaise is Iesie'n swectie| Railway Trainmen | Pca a ter of Fall. eplem nde wt to repayment by the allies, we have|,enament is a law and that a cow I 4 s 4 | because Izzie told him he was fond ze and L. &. Sheppard, presi & very great interest and desire tOltoy is one of Doc Brown's yearling | of . dent of the Order of Railway Con Bee Burope rev rostered to real peace. . Paul W. Houser .. James J. McDonald gentleman cows. was ductors, together with the chairman 7 eee ons an early Greek | (nd secretaries of the general griev-| Ralph D, Nichols Ris . DE VALERA TO L. E. arises to remark that be|” 4 prima donna will make the eyes|*C® committee, met with rail GB2néd Dist.) a knows a sap who thinks— shine—-she might at that executives in closed session here, {Daniel Landon ... setae urning ee rns an 4 They have to put a ehoe on the! 41, " ‘The mesting wae called by A. (3rd Dist)” 9 E WAR y Hen fruit and egg plant are eyn- William W: ; foot of Main st. onymous. Smith, president of the New York tare = h pm § : ¢ ‘ine! it re a bunch ¥ | Patric MM... . 4 q, DUBLIN. Sept. 14.— Bitterly at Tn Pane ga Bem ame A forest range ts a camper's stove,|Centray ig @ith Dist) allouses a. t Ss. 1) er c cking Free State officials, Eamonn j°f » . singer aaa. “ee : euge |W. W. Connor ‘ ce De Valera in his first formal state-| Nova Scotia ts an opera sings not only continue the present wage : a e : teal ay. =runeEror Ri. duc nee Raymond C. Haze Angeles ment since he went into hiding, an-| Sing Sing 1s 4 musical comedy Paul Holbrook, 318 Colby 1 ot oepuctoes, Le agra eenge (a5th Diet) On long hike from Boston to Los a nounced today he would continue to) < | | building, nominates the goof who | |. ‘wwitch tenders, but would — Alice M. Lord sense t fight for an Irish republic. Fid Bulth, Darrington, knows | || tought the veterans’ welfare | |Coninue in force all rules govern-| Robert Grass me photoptay ice and Ml Reaches New York Where Foot Troubles Threaten to End ‘The statement wan issued In re-| y : | | | commisison was an insurafice or- | ||. “ | (36th Dist.) are features, ~ 6 w x sponse to the address of General! | # mountain dumb-bell who imag: | pong ome docti ing working conditions, is expected a . renuous Journey. 10 ie a Mi] Mulcahy to the dail Tuesday, in| | ines Phinney Ridge is a salmon’s | |) TOC eee eens ______g|to be signed late today, Lee said Ered 'W.. Hastings | From Sore, Burning Feet, Corns and Bunions with Which the Free State army com-|| back, University way is how the | | rary We are near an agreement and| Donna E. Bon : Fin tne downed the rebel “wreeks| | co-eds ron ‘em and Beacon Hill! | pas, cyrriger makes his second|*'l! sign up this afternoon,” Lee!) 4 ainnte : “81 tng” policy. fs Jim Hill's son. appearance with the bellefs of his ut-| ‘1 the United Press, | Seren 0. elas. ; Fe “We only ron a few minor | Jame inne « . 3 - Bhaitod ge tory tens: om ~~" Yate | Points and these can easily “be | B. 9B. Palmer « % Pers i\_‘Fiend” Suspect Bo that as it may, M. R has @| co # are made by the Yale} cnoothed out.” Ag et AF rym Sa : “ Not M Wa: ted | neighbor whe Beliey A gold rush t a kind of grape. ree Scene, Senne) (41st Dist.) q io an n' The politicians fasten their *4-) 4 fir tree is the skin of an animal, | at A Getto Oe aniy re|H. P. Rude ; = The man arrested here Tuesday | vertising on the phone polls with . bie el a ese ge herr eng re its 4 Pobih alg e e.e | night as a suspect in the Olympia a#-| 561 tax. Mrs, Com tette, of Centra ferred to the United States labor | “naries A sault case, in which the O'Hara fum- Pola cream is kept on fee. knows @ Centralian who vale board, since July 1, 1921, will be ~ sg * vp! xX l ] 10n i fly was attacked and beaten by @! 4 bargain sale is kept on Ice. tag fo for Doc Brown's 5-cent fare, understood as having been disposed | DP z fiend, will be released Lieut. of De-| Dentists use tooth paste to fasten| itn the belief that ; iil been expo rad ~ ng Magy go rsorg of the two = al “ ei £ ek dolly G ae eee obtained a. box and ap tectives W. F. Justus said Thureday th. sition. rothert is and the 13 carriers. ‘allace P 3 Advice ante. aot ae from the jell + The labor board will be notified (42nd Dist.) ties grown by the leading grow: |/ and that night and the Saat ‘ s from Thurston 7 Mother gets jelly iv ° . ers of Seattle, Everett and Sedro morning, and to my sur ficiais, describing the fiend, showed je Elinor Cline, 6115 Latona ave,,|°% the mutual agreement and will an Precincts ~ a bel - nd to ey oii 1 eee rs 4 therefore have no jurisdiction over George T. Eriekso! Woolley. To be held at prise, my fee’ E : plainly the suspect was not the man | says there's a guy who clatms to be 2 jeorge T. Erickson ... they had new life; e wanted, Another pastel noence, comes |a relative of hers who has the idea red py nt SOA RTONS \ ORC! Agbury octal if 'e journey, burning and aches 2 from C. er, that— Thomas F, Murphine -M L ] Gellned, the soredens i OLYMPIA.—Forty thousand dollar! rier No. 26, who knows # guy | 4 pillow-slip 1s a new dance. | Wiillam Phelps Totten Colt Cc. oug Im {Ree gone and the pains from subscription campaign for the erec-| that thinks W: i An Israelite is a new fangled lan.| The doorstep ts a bending exercise.) Throud P. Bugge -.- i 4 corns and buntons had diss tion of a new First Christian church| jg a Chinese tern. The Jefferson links are some kind| Mrs. Olive A, Bolton 1103 Ist Ave. on Friday and |) f appeared as if by magic. 3 building in this city, just completed.| bone is part a. keleton, eee of bobcat. ee Dr. Carl B. Ogle Saturday, September 15th and || the started on my long hike The springs on an auto supply | *- “ = —- 8 43RD DISTRICT 16th. All flower lovers invited. nominee poy thet Le . CLARA SKARIN HAS Next at bat is Mrs. BE. Kearnel.!the water for the cooling system. — “Unknown” nominates tho | | paiph R. Knapp . , 12 |] It’s free. Open till 10 p, m. Fri i ing pe gp gdh OE ‘ c PICTURE TAK TO }1820 N. 39th st., whose candidate! An automobile hood is @ motoring — hag believes— | [Pliny 1 Allen . « 996} | day. S. Angelos without any more etthe EN ay 4 pore ener hat. J ie ae, 808 are new brands | | sirs, Sarah Bealer . 611 ~ wond Od wy oe foot troubles or misery.” :. e bark o' A riding habit fs an affliction, 4TH DISTRICT bei ; % BE PUT IN GALLERY | tree. i gchtes fo n tenuate | Angora grotto iy a goat farm.’) | ronert Truc Mo a “Look pleasant, please!” | A piano stool works for the 0! Pine needies are used on the out.\%——-, -. oS “dae ore IF. Moa . vers It was Jail Photographer | lice force. | skirts of a city. feuke Geckiean res e S 0 | desert. Applied in a min Bradley speaking. | Frogs’ hope are used in home * we Here’s some deep medical sett ghee ut rellef comes a few mine a . ‘ from W. Ward, Charleston, whol! tes later! The awe . % Docc soh ge nde g Der rcxci a.:iy SRE Oy a fed ae John T. Cartson, 247 Fourth | writen of the dud who thinks 49TH DISTRICT + 4 from burning, calloused feet, 2 fake ie tee ee Sie nie emi Otte pager. ot. Bre he's so Anything pharmaceutical jeétaina |¥ iam James Croskill + 280 es corns and bunions, seem to ned atch birdie” while the}; Kites are made oF dumb he thinks he ought to get a |» kin fs vh the: tse ani. {Charles W. Saunders + 489! disappear as if by magic! camera clinked, catching her 4: . oa skin farm where they raise ani er I 4 ee “ i hee ger ing her in 214 Roy st. ts our} Duck. He'd throw rocks at | maisfor their fur. Arthur G, Cohen . + B99! No bother to apply —no i Profile and full face Chic O'Neill, y , raising if he were asked to stone 4 P Cc. O. Quatheim . « 804) a | interv! plasters — no powders—no Clara will now join Mahoney | youngest entrant. Altho he's only) ,) 7 Ethyl chloride and tetrachloride|©. O- Girne Levi 594) ] We note with satisfaction that a soaking feet. in medicatell and the other “celebrities” in the | 11 years old he knows a neighbor 3 Pap 2 are sisters, Lillian } yond iv aenibe + **f |) well known physician, In his h baths—no fuss! Simply ap- rogues’ gallery at headquarters. | who thinks— Belladonna is the namo of a sacred} 4 novrens ... pital and private practice, has ply it as directed, then put on Detective John Flint then took A ball player would be arrested H. T. Innis, 2923 First ave. §., says | picture. Beele: sabe ss discovered that Moone's Emerald your choes and walk, run or dance e Clara's finger prints for Capt. | if he stole second base. (He might there's a dud in his block who| Formaldehyde ts the formal name| Adem gape te Ott will rethove the most obatinnte as long as you wish, or work and . 4 Charles T ‘s collec with the Seattle | thinks — for hide-and-seek. » stay on your feet as long as you ’ Sanpete: the ordeal pap JOT on acter Nhe ANA, i Music ‘9 made in a composing oP Morris L. Malakoff . 570 Seeding Sa vurie penned lke! So remarkable are the reports uae the jail camera, Clara laughed ‘The Anvil Chorug is composed of | room What do your dumbbell friends | Anna K. Colwell . ° Sufferers should et bottle of | of ee en conten i ¥ _ 5 V - one’s mera a egin ¥ " 3 and joked with Flint and Brad. | anvils. | Fit tans keep @ theater cool. think? Bain agg tg ae a ry ron fs tesutmand iat once. Tk ie ers guarantee successful results im ley, a® much at ease as tho she cee t may win a dollar, Three prizes writats 4 nedy that is easily applied, and every case—or you get back the lit were posing for a portrait, es iiensicoreennietiitie jj} _V: A. I. mentions the poor bood of $1 cach will bo awarded for |O, L. vi . ne first application gives instant tle it costs! It ts sold in this elty " 4 She was then taken back to J. H. suggests the bird who | who thinks the best sayings this week, dust |i. H. Guile Pe ‘ rau ARS et er es Goce ae by all 00d Py od including— her coll, | thinks Hunter Point is a tack. Tonsils are removed in @ tonsorial| send oy in to the Dumbbell cee " re F amigi oo . you on short notice, Bartell Drug Company, Swift ures Company and Owl Drug Company. q gis } Sarena ENEEEEEE EEE, ed Editoy of The Star, ober" WOK sere eAdvertisemen, f . ‘