The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1907, Page 4

4 - THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1907. DREADED COLIMA, MEXICO’S NIGHTMAR. | FOR "HALF CENTURY, PREPARING FOR PELEE BLAST?) :20" Se 25, or SMOKING VOLCANO BRLInYED TO MAYS cAtSRD RHCHNT eo, te aperous quake of if ple ne There are @ waiting tn @ to 4) thriving elties The people are see What the voloene of Colima wil par stricken, bellowing that worse do t ome Homes are belong like @ arim outpost of the ih abandoned Hiliteps = « turned ferval regions it has terror 1 into refugee The people southern Mexico fer halt « praying ry. It ee alwaye on the verge 1 present voleane ja really the ot a terrible outbreak like that secondary crater of old Coltma, of Mont Pete whieh te eeven miles awey and Residente of the earthquake towers 14,300 feet high, The new wrecked cities of Ohilpancinae ane Cret became active in 18S Chilapa and Tixtla are cursing this The Hext serious outbreak was | HMARTHQUAKES AND WorsH © ™ LookeD rok RUSH OF WATER INTO VOLCANO HOG FURNACE. following the violent firetopped monster to the Weert Belief te mencral here that Water All the time, however, amall dis finding {te way through tiseures turt from (the nearby ocean atire ap the voisane, tul for ated = from of Colima end surrou coun den Inrush of water into the heat try hae been freque vietted by ed crater found tte vent in the makes, but periods of unus etroying earth shocks wal activity by the vreleane @ The thauake shocks have # high, For 80 years It by ooourred at the same time. nee are going on, They o¢ VIEW OF THE PLAZA IN THE CITY OF CHILAPA, MEXIOO, Re A QUEEN OF QUEENS Is scoptered, Queen Georgette f# to performa reten over Parte popular festivities tf that she ls to for « year, She ls the fret queen tives until the m Parte has had atace Louls Philippe The election took place under of- | end Marie Amelie fed for thetr Geta Uvee siecteral college, constoting of forty | geous robes, mounted op & oar eo meets A , Ome ty ¥ ¢ Ku 8 Georgette Juteae was, only a few four men, membere of we chamber ten stories high. with the ether by od . “ pee = 2 oe weeks ego, © simple giri selitng deh °f Seputios, of the city legtelature, | que, d an impressive court PU Ventre will be tesued and the wo fall ot the mm . a nee reur or : ne at her parents stall ei the markets “Ou lo niiard and Pool Par- h securing juryment resumed. on the Boulevard d* Men!imestent She te still selling Meh there on week days PORTED TOTALLY pesTRoynD BY KAMTHALAKE. Precticaliy oe! the bulldings tn the two dew oad towne © ef atone, Which Was used #0 as to withetand earthquake, Rvide the ehoek was too revere for ev such solid construction. a EAE RT IN THIS FISH GIRL PARIS. April 24.—Crowned and Mid-Lent( This te . re ee MeCarhy's F Real Oil Paintings $1.49 Tomorrow morning we will have on special sale 100 beautiful new Oil Paint- ings. They are set in handsomely finished gilt frames, and are exactly 21x29 inches in size. You ean see them displayed in our window hey are full of brightness, beauty and color. Conservative estimates have placed their real value at $3.50 to $5.00 each. It is only fair to « that we bought them at a bargain, hence the low price quoted for this sale.. $1.49 80c SAMPLE HANDKEROHIEFS, 25¢. Tomorrow we will close out a big line of Drummers’ Sample Handkerchiefs that we bought at about half their real value, at the special price named above, They come in a big variety of finish—embroidered, hemstitched, seal loped, ete.—both linen and cambriec; regular prices from 35e to 50c each. Choice tomorrow at 25¢ 16.BUTTON FABRIC GLOVES, 98¢. LONG FABRIC GLOVES, in light and dark shades of gray and tan; the splen did wearing quality, wit ible-tipped the f gloves you want at you will gladly pay; a pair 98c 12 BUTTON SUEDE GLOVES, in black and in white, All sizes t we from. Extra good qualities and at a spe f ap cial price for Thursday only $2.39 CHILDREN’S BLACK CAT HOSE, 17¢ You know what they are, and what splendid satisfaction th t f« nga always give. This is the medium weight ribbed quality Have triple knees, double heels and toes, and are of course fast black. The price tomor I7e McCarthy's Seattle’s Reliable Store Second Avenue Beiween Fthe and Pine Sts. AER RTS AO amoke, th ashes Ashes fall MEXICO CITY, April % oe é cur at intervals Varying from afew le are aeking If the hours to several days The olty otten ef the repeblic. The lore, 1413 Third av.. have eight new tables and the only 6x10 pool table | Georgette wae elected by vote tn Seattio. A place for gentlemen. Queens of Queene for the carnival ot ese lan historical pe one on TF PURI PUELDINGS EN One OF THE CrTine Dre The wy ‘SUAKE. (A VIEW OF THE VOLCANO COLIMA, TAKEN FROM A DISTANCE or @ MILE. J ote jonal unions and of the | Paper for Kirkiand, ons, Bled etaht pretty girls KIRKLAND, Waah, A PT) ef profe ted by nt thems ere the queens ele markets to In the Mid-Lent pre The Hearst's New Taettes voters hed to decide which wee the! carcago, April %4—~HMearet row after the nomination for president At the first ballet, Mademotestic tte Jutesu got twenty-six ¥ to eh Y rT o Gnd was prostaimed Gacon of | “OCtCe. “Thie Reo eons owt the way he le forcing things | Queena On the day of Mid-Lent, she drove through the streets of Paria to ger Reet Trial Postponed. BAN FRANCISOO. * conti them, her life hae been « wah of feativitios Mates! Life Officers At Bester, Queen Georgette went) wxew YORK, April 24.-<Charles A Peabody has been re-elected ¢ of the Mutual Life Ineur <! in grand pomp te Ostend, to ae by torenite in May. she t# to attend ® fair at ance ompany, ae well en | Berect and on her return to Parte ine other officers to distribute the prt and arrow contest. An elaborate Trouble for Brewers floral parade ie planned for June TOPHKA, Ka and a Venetian fete on the Betne for at a bow pliday om the Lith of thon grouping sround Queen « f rea oreign beer © CHARGED POLICE GAVE CAMPAIGN FUND FOR DUNNE IN ELECTION Chicago, April 22a @rand tery were made to give t re then Will consider the quest { indict- 6 1 in Dunne's rest. T tng the former heads of the police Was an Gaeesement for the primary | department arged with having ao¢d « much heavier one for mer Chief John Cot * whe ved by Mayor Bus by pollee Inapect 4 that colle Uwey wore and ordered much money as 5 Inspector Ke patrolmen gave $18, Meutenants $25 and capte 5 Imepectere gave from § The ta prohibits the levying political g@eesements on the p and the state's attorney ts get the evidence in hand for the tion of such may be @ullt The Olymple Mark>t Suta your meat bills in half Pike street, opposite the Ron Marche JON COLLING For trrigated Land Former police chief che 3 COLUMBIA CANAL CO force to pony ap. 2 WU. K. Leone, president uemerel manager . tor Ma . “ e pa Discion- © Hoate that the p YOU DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE IN SEATTLE Nor be a real estate expert in order to make 50 per cent to 100 per cent profit by coming in with us as equal owner of the best platting proposition in all West Seattle And one of the best parts of it is that an investment of $100 makes just as large a percentage as $10,000 At that, you need only $25 cash, and can pay the balonce on each certificate of « wnership in twelve monthly installments of $6.25 each, WITHOUT INTEREST This gives you title to a proportionate part of the land, an equal share in the increased values and profits, absolute protection, no risk, and no worry, bother, or ex pense. We do all the work and share the profits equally with you The property itself is exceptionally fine, and lots will sell fast. Finest view on the Sound, improvements, easy, quick and cheap transportation, excellent soil and drain age—a place to live and enjoy life Full details by interview, phone or letter given by CLARK O'BRYAN and ©. M. COPPER, Room 422, Alaska Building. Ind. 4475; Main 3006. PASCINGO, MEXICO. by the democratic national con 14 The the snd also aecured the appointment} ‘a a receiver for their plants Northwest Trust Ava Safe Deposit Co. First Ay. and Columbia St, SEATTLE, WASH. for Internation on with Mra, Mary = & could net be bunt yuld not be This leav sg d will have pw January owlng in the legislature fal 7 ight to agree on a candi oat iT We have sive on this ‘ ndlew it, Ctrs ‘Travels HLBNA, Mont, Apri ‘ laure Bryant who disappeared from ailant ege in Michigan, has bee in’ th n | an give no reason f 7 her strange performanr ‘ ab Cope May Ge On strike ‘ . PORTLAND, Aprit Mere i enoeh, On. snentons Be counts and pays 4 force demand one weeks and the ren per cent on savings te iny off each week es of Deposit Mre, Moyer Prostrated DENVER, April 1¢-—-Mre Charlies M. Moyer, wife of the miner who will be placed on trish next mont K. BHORROCK, Pree P HARTMAN, V-Pree ALEX MYERS Be at Caldwell, Idaho, te prostrated A. SMITH, Cashier The long suspense over the fate « her nd hae been to ereat and the ollapaed The Uewrittes Law OAKRIDOR, Va, Aprti 2 ver mer Judge W. G. Loving Thomas Ryans estate 4 Theodore Metes, & young tr éruge! his daughter, Ryan that he will stand « the trial } Hors are Kidmaped. BAN FRANCINCO, Ap cording to reporta young be being kidnaped by Chi me houses Der Gecviees in eee Deeccccecoccccooocccoocs necies. The poles are investi gating many complaints ADDITION TODAY. board Jack Lendom te Ott BAN FRANCISCO, April 24 | Jack London and his party satied on thelr voy the world leaving yesterday @ rnoon tm the Qesece Con | Snark tndepevdence for Cubs You can he $ WASHINGT everythin, PB bm yaa : cr ning advert ™ |Promiced the n | pendenc This promise cannot be ave set ap @ high er | Podeus wy for about 18 months of quality and fale ne that |6 to your ‘nteret | ds - |Thie city ip to have @ weekly paper fet of teeth, trom le be known a the Kirkland-lied Gold crowns and dridge work |mond Sun, published by C G. Gar } minds to ig | Teteoe of leone He ‘ mt bm Sundays—6 be ie pr nae att Phone Mai: e fe ASSOCIATED DEN . i: JOHN C, WALLING TISTS Reems 1, 3, & 4, 6 @& 1112 Becond Av. Oppestio VICTOR AND HEDISON TALKING MACHINES Sheet Music, Strings. TIL Gecwnd Ave. Seattie. Seeeeereerssceseeseses Seecesesccescosee® etecescoccceces FLY ON THE FLYER VTEM TAC ee nooTs. Pare Mo—Row Tripe, See rotin ROtND weave DAILY. LOAVES SHAT TE erat and 10:35 & mm, 205 and 545 ~ AVES TACOMA—A85 ao. mm. 4 1215, 20S aed THe pm Time card subject to chainge witheat net t. seme Seattle Tet. Osteopathic Physician CONSULTATION FREE; LADY ATTENDANT. 207 Kittel Building, Second aad Pike, Opposite Bes Mame Office Hewrs, ® a mm. fe 5 p.m. ‘ Open Evesings, Tursdays, Thursdays, Satordeys, tt tpm Phese fumect Male 256 Srettic, Wash. ar a74. Tacoma Tel. 212 POULTRY NETIING QUALITY AND PRICK Speaking of Planos The House of Quality has them. and you de not heme GUARANTERD. Ret! Rel Re at only one kind, then wonder (f that ie whet fee Bal Ro have several different makes, and you will find jet Sama Rot! weat (foot Rel Come in and try them Headquarters for Keen ter Toole. “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY” Loggers’ Supply Co. Both Pr nee 3: ve ere tn Hardware ARE IT OIE oe Trains Dally to St. Paul, Minne apotis, Ouluth and the East. TRY OUR NORTH COAST LIM ON YOUR NEXT TRIP » have just received 100 It will please you. Every want ifs anticipated. fine old e direct lighted throu ut. Standard Pullman and Pul oe 24 from California Winery and ing cars, Dining car, observation car lectric we are able to sell them at fans. card and smok rooms, barber shop, ot the lowest prices ever known ¢ s. library, and all the luxuries of 8 moder® otel # n the city such wiz wheels. Call or write for @ “North Coast Limited Port, Sherry, Tokay ing complete deacripti ca, Muscatel, Reisling, B Have y friends or relatives in the east gundy at 65c per 1 } West on the low ¢ # season? bottle 10¢ refund full addresses. Literature at full information empty bottle or your them, Or you can deposit with any agent of demijohn and get a gallon for cover the tickets and delivery will be “arranged $1.00. Special ad t rates, commencing June fect from all eastern territory to th tion Keystone Liquor Co. For any information desired regarding — f address 1128 First Ave i J. 0. M'MULLEN, City Passenger Agent, Seattle, No Ba Free Delivery | A. TINLIN eneral Agent, Seattle, Wash. @ Phones——Main 4664 A D. CHAR ON. Assistant General Passenget Ind. 1184 | Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon