The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1907, Page 5

iE GOVERNMENT SUGGESTED FOR CENTRAL AMERICA | NT DIAZ MAKES RE of Central Amertoa and that all be placed under one government, The BLE STATEMENT, IN: (nited States and Mexico will » | Jol exercise this protectorate. TEC gna THAT A PROTE The interview which ta lengthy Is R REPUBLICS | supposed to be Just a feoler the Te FO relations and actions the States may bring about t th different countries erica are Ww sects Telegraph Service.) ing up inter atrife the en WNGTON, May 14 The ime, Several of the provinces ae tion of the year ts P while trou ¥ the gens . thera fre al and rview ommercts A plan w Sa rought out in @ 0 President Diaz of Mexico and ded upon and th the New York Her-|a general conference of the repre ives of the Central Amertear Dias suggests © pro-|countries be called to discuss this tes | remarkable suggestion. IT’S ALL OFF (Hortpps Telewraph Servier.) for the different repub uD ON X AKRON, Oho, May 14.—There Ceseated Service.) _ | whl be mo conference of the repul , May 1—John Ur an state executive committee to mb, we rrow 1 a Senator Cha workman at Edgeo on the Northern Pacific track | flee gouth of that tow: Qunday night. His bedy Dick last night tesued « statement alling the meeting off. It was un that the meeting was f rpose of settling the many Pe deed badly smashed 4: / difficulties of political strife and m wtrack by an|this Was far from the real pott be had dew it was thought best to call the swas found dy 4 section crew ws en Urbancs left| meeting for some other time after @unday to walk to the | present conditions had become mor be was employed. ) | eettled Revues" MODUS VIVENDI IS IN FAVOR « Sel that he has property th _ fie far a8 Known he has no mf this part of (he coun a he ie sald to hare Q eticut or Massachus (Sertppe Telegraph Servier.) qbarches have made ar BERLIN, May 14—With only « to take a church cem- few negative votes the relchetag ‘the church preference of 4 to second reading of the of the city. T ork I modus vivend! between joe endertaken end com emany and the United States. as the city will| it is believed that many voted into small districts. (for the moasure an it ts a mor p Pedific Coast Sangerforbund transitional step to a permanent of the United Norwe- | treaty for by a churches w oe here Sunday, of the following of Cc. J. Ferroe, of gleaned L. B. Dahl ON THE FRONT Wiretad, To save paying freight ‘reagarer. oe Sten schooner Bri Be. 0. J. Edwards Stan Valdes. eka! director of the or © bh a 10d with a musical commit- brave the pe teilows. B. Wold, Everett; small « craft from Bea' Silvana, and Miss dee Ho will cram al of Seattle. The organ bie on board and also take 4 8 succesafu! concert crew. te the Congregations FP. M. Munger sai t concert will be e om the 20th tnetant eee nex revenge cutte but the date has to take command « m Beattie ined nee fleet in Alaskan waters Rat of B Brooks @ chief duty ts the protection Ind ave. oe? seal herd t, will disclose ; nse yon that this place where the doll last th ngest Wednes we call your atte 1 day. spe | pewaatd oe new pattern “Knox” Folding o < " ars and steamboats rubber tires. The price BR Wetaesday is $6.98 Queen City Lawn Mower Regular P $5.00-—T'he rials and constr ot is neh tine Up te %6e—Double Swing . Razor Str We Laundry Soap. & large lot of For Wed 0 fa good oesary ye ean & bars for Dish Pan. Always 45c--Hea retinned 7-qua and t 4 Milk Crock pee ie hel 76 Curtain Rod Be Kind—Brase Haviland China. We are . Cottage Dinn nner Bet “ slar n — ¢ a — All Over the Store All the Time” -HURLBU rit Lb & UNION STRFFT H\& _2ND AVENUE 4 ‘OLGA NETHERSOLE TO WRITE BOOK | Olga Nethersole ts golng to write a book The great emotional actress, who has for nearly decade past given all her talents to problem plays and to footlight agitation of the sex juestion, te not content with what be has e along this line on the age. She now declares she will a up the pen and that she will wield it exclusively for the uplift ment and encouragement of the ntredden wemen who are corned by soctety th such plays at pho,” “Ca mille” and "The Second Mrs. Tan queray,” Olga Nethersole has moved reer OLGA NETHEASOLE LEAVING HER PRIVATE CAR. great audiences aN over this coun laed to tears and with the sorrows types of women to, be accorded ways ahe realizes ‘or the stage hero ~ . e & ren 1y in at © w and ward the encouragement and up Hittment of women aafortunates.” Olga Nethe ® an earnest an ate worker and « won wh h © heart into » why, she says, the t woman hai most a mania with her on KENT NEWS . ITEMS or ‘sre Seeview) “6 M * * Maptiet A ° fre - s visiting « * ave Mre ‘ . * * . . @ and pee a ‘ . by Gold 4 has offered @upt t t * work WILL NOT SEND A TEAM HERE WILL INVESTIGATE THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN THE SEATTLE STAR-.MONDAY, MAY 13, 1907. ' SHE BEGINS MEDICAL STUDY AT 30, MAKES GOOD, SAYS ‘COURAGE’ TO WOMEN | MORE WOMEN PHYSICIANS ARE WANTED BVERYWHERE AS SERTS DR. JANE BLANCHARD Kiaclusive Serview) Dr, Jane PITTSBURG April 90 a widely known we physician, is noted for ber tility She has @ pract tha would be envied by many of bro! he give Shakespearian harity Hho loves music farn which i alive the personal guardian Miaherty, a legless now she is educating at Bt. Vrar lowe, Loretta, Pa By Or, Jane Blanchard. There t# one lit word age With = that chances for success sion or occupation today as any man’s Ueularly true in the feaston than a me ander ie True, there is some ¢ We | cond The mature wonan against our sex, Rut the woman with (he ner never f to win « 1 was 30 years of age conceived the idea of oming a ple { w room b eal physician I That is pretty late t think? In four years I pleted the prescribed ¢ of are nee v atudy 1 ago. A women is never too old when consultir leara,. The women who eye upon entering @ professtor failed to get 4 start when in th teens, should take heart It too late. And even with WANT A. Y. P. E. EMBLEM ja of the Alaska Y Manchard, yma physicians recitals for ha ihe a with f Jimmie wh DR. JANE WLANCHARD. Tells How She Studied in Her Thi bea med tart t f are t im th when I f pd was graduated elx * en who feel a & mate it there y women there physi have were ist pple female FREE CURE FOR a lat (Seattle Sars Kactustve Servier.) The offie kor ANWA Y, Mo. May 4 . Pacific exposition will give $500 for y is now r @ 8 free © for a design to be adopted as an t a! wore » t ®. Thr ’ the of emblem of the number of designs have ver been submitted from all the but none of them has properly combined qualities of simplicity and foreefulness which ie deaired HOUSEHOLDER MAY PLAY NOW Secretary of the Nationa eno! t Manager Brown of Aberdeen that he does not have to keep Eddie House holder om the bench pending the of t ational mms to wh *.or Householde Li ‘ Y oes to Aberdern Coast league. The slugger will be put 8 O000000000000000000000 beck tm right field today Dn. #7. RIO sAwORES, Crry PuVen tay or KANSAS erry, SIMPLIFYING LAWS Whe TS CONDUCTING A HUMANE COMPATGN The city law defining a - _ ore and for the preserva ' ’ pe * pubi peace bas been + 2 ad * s soreral laws « A new | ¥ law te also being x put thro . for ¢ , same reason. A new law biting : animals and fow « are . po has been prepared a s being aned by the cou weok Thief Ente ’ John Clark P that his room in che ‘ Lectures on Olsense was entered) lawt nls 499 in Dr.f ' eal entrance over a low separates the m f Men’sSingle and Double-Breasted Sack Suits patterns, i 1 t 1 yA $18 to $ ther Reliat 40 $15 up, J. Redelsheimer & Co. 800-804 Fir Corner Col st Avenue, umbia Street. Strongest Topcoat House in the State. DRUG vic TIMS THE THEATERS | Liliam Mussel a The B our good alow singed gad these are four exceptionally good and popular styles, | ,, tt “ : P a“ t » taken from our summer furniture show and priced this i ' t . 0 " ‘ to way for the week—one can always find use for one or | 9% ' to t 8 ther more of these comfortable chairs, ta Veck’s Ded Hey.” a “et Pook ook f ‘ t rm At the Lyete haye ™ ew i ney . At the Lets 1 a stirring ot war t Lote Vantages stock pany At the Stmr. Mie ere ° vel,’ ond the F t peaghiees ® comfortable little rocker, | —a good arm comfort chair, split owram ht acto with woven split reed seat,| cane seat, tightly woven, ade 4 maple, natural finteh, a strong finished natural, ; oy ‘ft and durable little rocker; real | panel back; real value §8.60; M Olive, & ty little value $1.76 spectal this ay for this week-long sale _ ‘ armas week-long anle 81.55 i ‘ $1.95 tertt Swick i Parieys t number . « mov 4 os an Inte median, and who create « ~ run ail Ollte Cooper. Norweigian Celebrations. 1 be held Prt Two $1.40 -© splendid little chalr with « woven split reed se maple natural finish, will sell hun- . dreds of this style th son. 2 fon; real value $1.75; for this son as week-long sale $1.40 | COFFEE $1 down and $1 « week The grocer comes first; tem refrigerator, Buck 1 vk. win Collapsible Go-Oart. ese . PANTS TO ORDER FoR 84 . . the . . UNION TAILORS, - B14-518 Third Ave h Butbat THE GRA TONIGHT —Teeeda wets 2 CYCLONE ORNAMENTAL FENCE ANT GATES. TRELLIS AND at ogy og SEATTLE 1 *. f fun and + “& Soldier of WORKS, foo 2229 Firet Ave, Phones, o—20 t wena, A Matiners, Wednes Lewis & 1 in the M 2 WGYPTL Week, Sa ove Nex “By the Sad eoecseecee eeecereccoceee eeeeecerererooce buy an Estate Gas saath for summer use. a spectals--- Standard Furniture Co. LYRIC THEATER Russell & Drew, Mera, ° Phones: Sun. Main 190 384 : We Give You LOUIS arse, Deter ot Sm : Credit THEATER ,... vet cm te oe 70 : | STAR @222°089 : i « a THE sT ‘aa or THE YEAR. : | Week emt ee PARK, e Take Vester Cam : PRICED AT $5.0 Gatton Ga en On Madison : : $17.50 to $40 hi re as 81.825. : : woven iow co.’ wacratet $$ Near ThirtysFitst Ave 3 : OUTFITTING GO STEWART'S Ole Hanson } Pike St 416 Pike St. $ 8 608-9 New York Block, cweeh-liaea Ay ir tn m id & 2 Ot $-O OF C2 SO ESOS | | \— $2.80 er for thi buys a Bohn's Syphon sys- — Empress Steel Range, All- JOHN CORT, Manager Thursday, Friday, ND ol no clever specialties, Week ‘The agra? — © 60 cente LL WEE any ke al ay MUMMN* me Company im sen Waves.”