The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1907, Page 5

AND CIRG@MSTANTIAL PTION OF A worto “ggaTER IN THE OSCULATION py VESTA L& VIESTA, “@yocLaims PERFECT EDGE, ; ; © eave Bortoc.) 0 ee. ce 37.—Fonn La casey GR CMON t = dee rape 0 atieree, haw ay wetend to 08 the ey gem No aneh oy ip ae ne tet ' the qhon & one the ede ae Gp whee pee Bere bwe! developed and try om the oye whole being re doticive ot! two qouleemant ia this oxereine ig Sn fe Door but what ‘ever the length of 1 you de not! real conn, ee through the pores op the atta ef coarse, | Baluenttor . Indian mystics ME vetoes ways of breathiv taey do not know of the cellv RA! FULL PARTICULARS OF SOUE K MAN DIES IN JAIL James MeCloud, who several days ago confessed to having stol en wine from the Monte Carlo ™ loon, and of having stolen a wa’ rom the person of J. De died in the Ballard jail last night from delirum tremens, Nn rela tive ve been located 200 sont THROATS--EPIDEMIC due TO AyTO puer. BAG HARBOR, N, ¥,, Aum 16 Phyaictans he are perplexed by an epidemic of sor@@bhroat, ‘They believe, haWever, that it may have | resulted from the dust rained by Suisiaoblies, More than 200 per Penn have bee@ attacked by the mal ady, @hich, although of @ agara vated fre, disappearé after the second @ny No deaths have op ocurred —"@rike Hurts Shiegle Men Local shingle men say that Mek of telegraphic facilities has demor “iped the shingle market here, the deklers being unable to locate the fra tn traneft SCRAPS | Of all lunacy, 24 par cant ts from hereditary causes, } Africa leads in the matter of gold production, and the United States ts | second At a recent golden wedding in England the aged bridegroom wore the sult in which he had beea mar with I sat, anticipating yet awed, instinct alert, &. but longing, for I know what; While he strange feature of the Kise te that [tis wirclow: you have learned ft you can | ma one to your affinity through gentains and over seas. trouble with most people is the solar plexus is not aroused i for that resson they are un He to enter the hixher spheres La c mission, in addition to the oveult, Is to develop plexas much as the mind Bot with the stil awiftnoss, beapeaks the All, stirred hin, tided beside me; And with tender arias around and shout me, tke the willothe wine, be solar ila He ¢ to his loving bas made a tour of the and in mingling with the made many interestin kianed me, ineod me. In that gentle way, Tut the magic thrita, One after another, Ret eapericnce, Opened wide all the closed up ave fr gers: Hera Qenerip aves of my soul, ¥ runs follows: And in a delirtam of ecstatic joy W'S YOUR ELBOW, SISTER TH INGERSOLL SAYS THE YOUNG MAN CAN YOUR DISPOSITION AND TEMPER IN IT. (1) Pointed—Hot temper. , (2) Round, cushiony—Easy ge ng. (3) Very slightly pointed—Best ower. (4) Deeply indented—Fickle. FRANCES GILOREATH INGERSOLL. i up your elbows, girls. They are a dead giveaway to man” of your disposition and temper. Here are some fe said young man, to enable him to steer clear of Hig the matrimonial soa» elbow, whether the arm be plump or “skinny,” indt- v sharp th to take the edge off @ file. Ite posses Be always in a “scrap” with her neighbors, and her husband treated to liberal allowances of « rasying tongue. As “= it sharp and a pointed knoe, Cie words, two out of every three.” ee Are two or three noticeable bony “protuberances™ be . Will possers the temper of the first, but also be a “hust Seek. Her husband. as well as her surro es, will have Mt around” when she gots her sleeves rolled up for business. Foaed. smooth, cushiony clhow indicates an easy-going, red, “letthings-siide” temperament. She will let @aab himself with Mies and molasses to “keep him quiet” Me the gossips over the neighbors back fence Withers be a deep indentation with no prominent Ls . thatable and narrow-minded. — Also pte lowe of flattery thie Young man wants an ideal wife, let him search for one shew atightly polnted points,” ite jealous and softly rounded at point and daintily Het “words” will be “pleasantness,” and her “ways” those Bee.” Bhd her “household” be ordered “wisely.” “girl” may seem ali thot is desirable now; her elbow ts a = as to what she will be. ONLY A BABY down from the none, There was another stairway at » further end of the building, and we made our way thither—I was in the rear, but 1 wanted to get out. 1 waa frightenod—that expected sec third Plastering anc from the celling i was unhort. Bat side Of the putlding, in Mory of which my room had fallen awa r of me. way toward the second statrway I had but its ¢ heard the cry of a baby—just ncaa walla baby volee, but it seemed like a ery rom the bed and| trom out of the night as it echoed foward a chair on the side | through the hall Pom ow which rested i The others went hurriedly on, but mg The t began | that baby volee arrested me. i beneath went to the door of the room from RO support Wier side, 1 f MY clothes and brushing whence it came was locked and found that it I put my shoulder to it and, having been wrenched by co 884 dust trom 1 the quake, it gave way to my mee ee them on. A: weight. 1 almost fel! into a cradle SMe at any moment, a a baby bed—in which sat upright Francinco Was alrea in| a litte fellow, perhaps a year old P The whole outer side of the room pre ant dare venture was gone and part of the floor of the roop t Hanging part way over the Inner into the nalf of the floor was a bed, but b Pleking d oa fy t e mattress and bedding had ay Moor and found the | ilen below | tk A few peoy There was no tiving person in the | rot oa ~~ " room, and, the door having been | On the t ; i BP thal those anena 2", Band concert and fireworks dle a at Madison park White City | Stairwa ae r ~ . ne RODS AT BiG Come on in, The water's fine rscia) EDUCTION Just the right temperature and fale on. fishin clean, at the Luna Park natatortum. | PRAT AO8S Of cons | . Piver & ‘vast Come over Sunday and bring your girl. Best bathing resort he northwest Fe batidiag alonta, in Greece I fs a stroam of | my little charge, who t# still with|aalt water which for an unknown jme. \.hat's hie same? J call him | period has left the almost tideless San Fran. } floor was md shock took all of the nerve ont} Just as I had reached about halt | | My betag heaved and heaved, like / their festive whirtwinds in game of iife and death; | © love! © joy! / Immortal bite! | Thia wae a kine That stirred the nerve fuiqa un | they seemed Hike ruby wine, af nm in my Veins, And he grew so tender and loving ried England has 144 churches for ev-| ®/ ory 100,000 people. Im Russia thore jare only 66 churches for a | our der The tip of the tongue ts the most | sensitive part of the human body the tips of the fingers come next, jand the third ts the skin of the tips The ruby ts th moat valuable of | that it was ae ff an abyss had | the pre ae stone A four-karat swallowed us up in ite mystic| roby is od at about $2,260, j : 3 & ruby of forty-seven karate bre hy ious past was forgott $100,000 ded away from the hallowed now;| ‘The sperm whale can remain be | The present enough | : ‘ jlow the surface for about 20 min- | lie > love's tromuloun ecstacy! |utes at a time. Then it comes to | ate ba thane tn @ rosy mint Oflthe surface and breathes fifty or | sixty times, takin b Di 1 © glory of glories! Mthaet The fairies had transported wa to] ie a fs | : thelr love paradise couter, ® the effort to nationalize the | uniting out souls with a kiss! ser aystoms# of Japan, six com panies, having 1,600 miles of track, ‘ ; | were acqui locked, baby’s mother had probably | ernment fone down with the bed. lant year by the gov The amount involved was 1 basttly | $129,000,600, pleked up the little fellow, who had | | now ceased to ery, and, wrapping }some of the bedding around him, started out toward the stairway | when a second terrible shaking of | mmmenced. I dropped | sitemao and rushed madly for airway Sir W. B Gtibert, a London mag How I gained the street 1 do not | trate, aefd the other day to a lit. | remember, but { did rach it, and inj tie boy as be entered the witness jaafoty, with my little stranger, just|b0x: “De you know what will hap in advances of the collapse of the | ¥ to you if you tet lies You, whole of the builting. | call him | Sr.” reptied the toy, “Then you little stranger, for { have not yet| know more than [| do,” remarked learned his pame, or who his par the magtatrate, enta were, Many bodies were talon | from the wreckage of that old frame building, and, perhaps, one of thom was that of the mother of ‘The inerease of the ries crop tn thie country han been the means | | of booming a great portion of Tex a8 land, so that it le now worth ten} times what it was valued at ten yoars ago. | | One of the most curious phenom: | ona of geography is found on the southern coast of the Island of Ceph oa and Mowed inland with a vol ume sufficient | power € to furnish fox two mille. CONDEMNED MAN GETS $800. water HARRISBURG, Pa. Aug tones are now regarded as Jacob Stehman, under sentence of | Tther undesirable insurance risks, Hdeath in the Datphin county privon,| 48d It i probable that the rate [has been notified that $860 of hack will be generally increased In 18 jpensian money duo hie dead father! Years 784 fires have occurred tn | baad been awarded to him by the | lege buildings, entailing a lone Kovernment The man had aot a} Of $10,500,000 in my y and @ cont for bie defenses when ar| heavy loa of life This maker tho raigned and convicted for wife mar. |**erage money lows over $15,000 der, and the court had to assign « By experiments recentiy made at lawyer to look out for him. Steb-|the Institute of Technology, one man will make an effort to get his | ton of peat thken from a bog with case before the board of pardons im twenty miles of Boston produc @4 100,000 feet of gas, fifteen gal SPEAKS NEW LANGUAGE. = [lone of tar and five gallons of par fine, and it lv claimed from the Mr, C. F. Randall, local onthe | ¢ per cont of ash tonumerable by staat on the subject of the pro! products could -be obtained.—Bos- | posed new international language, | ton Globe | on that} will speak on that! ‘Two remarkable children from} subject at the Socialist temple, at 8 o'clock tomorrow night | New Zealand are visiting relative jin Wednesbury, England. Th dap Seized in Texas as Spy. | are said to be the biggest dhitdren AUSTIN, Tex. Aug. Lb.—A Jopa- lof their age im the world One, a nese was taken into custody at the | boy, 11 years old, is 6 foot 2 Inches letate military encampment. It is} bigh and weighs 28 unda, His charged he was taking photographs | sister, who ts 13 years old, ta 5 feet of batteries in action and other feat-| 2% tnehes high, and weighs 242 janes of the camp, fle is being teid | pending lovestigation by state and military authorities pounds Furnaces ke @ specialty of Hot Air priv Hoggatt of Alaska has ar 4 at Nome where he will re " ' t . Let ws give you aa es } main ten days before coming aouth Pia dl gph lal cago i Major Richardson of the Alaska eh sel or) Sesvciaine | Reads commission ia also at Nome A ‘MINING STOCKS. Herrin & Co Band Concert | | Wagner's band at the new White | uM bankers and{ lCity at Madteon park tonight, °**| brokers, 610 First av, bay and sel {——— _ - —-—— — a all stocks and securities Dally | .ANKETS RENOVATED TO | quotations by special wire on Gold- | llook like new. | J, and all Nevada stocks carried Fussy Wurry Rug Co.) on margin and money advanc Both Phon: } Main 7319; Ind. A. 222.| —— — IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS In Grand View |) Orchard Tracts |) Finest and most productive in TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY first Ave, and Columbia St. | SEATILE, WASH. the West y vere can be | made to yield $400 to $800 per | . - Fa r. Splendid climate, beauti 1} | This Company will 9) __mirroundings," exceiiont [Bopen accounts in the Jf) borterot with sade trees. One |! mile from Northern Pacifie rail way station $175 PER ACRE YAKIMA COUNTY, WASH, name of two indiv- uals---for instance, marand wife, eith- er of whom may draw checks against the account. |) WASHINGTON IRRIGATION COMPANY Room 29 Scheverman Bidg Seattle, Washington | B. SHORROCK President HARTMAN Vice President ALEXANDER MYERS. Secretary SMITH Cashier FLY ON THE FLYER. SKATTEE-TACOMA ROUTE 5, P. tase i" IV.A | i] 4 per CL. Interest paid on Saving @ THE SEATTLE STAR—SAQ oO SEATTLE MAN URDAY, AUGUST 17, 1907. rus TO WED ARMY GIRL —PRIBON, LBARENWORTH, Kan, Aug. 17 1h ROMANCE Priv@t Jas, M. Pyqg, 1th artil lery, has beon tried court-mar eR SE OM tial and sentenced to three yours (Star Gpectal Gervidi) in the mfiitary penitentiary for|’ CHICAGO, Ii, Aug. 17.—The on breaki@ his promise to marry_gnd|gagement is announced of Miss defrauding a girl of m y he | Mabel K. Davison, daughter of Mr mri is an army nurse, and Mra, George Davison, of Jay@, _— ee ea mere aN Ne SOT RN a ath OPT a as | TWO NEW UNIONS Two now labor unions wer® or- ganized in Senttlo last night, and | have applied for charters ja anion of the halibut fishers, s branch of the Water Front Federa tion, formed at a meeting In Mall- ore’ ball, The cloth hat and cap ? TO RE OP my CLALLAM °° COAL MINE. (Star Bpe@plal Service.) PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 17 A party of Californig, capitalists pare under constderatt™ the open ne @ the old Clallam Bay coal mine, Thin mine was ioonted | years ago by looal parties who in | vested several hundred thousand 7 IL, ,and George Ramsey Lot, of| dollars in an attempt to develop it, | Maker organized at @ meeting at SeaMe ho marriage Will occ ur | but e&ertly afier the first ship-|'“?”' 88 4 in the early fall, Miss Davison is| ment of coaf wag mag, the whatt ou ND EAD Assistant Hib@rian at the Joliet] was accidently floaged an# for Inck| UP TO % 8. COMPANIES Ms ck i; publie Ubrary, Mr. Lotz formerly |of funds to repair the damage the | (nene Upectes soveeent, " ” lived at Lockport, 11, near Jolget.| mine was abandoned. It is report} pope - wlio PE lange McDonald, aged 66, «@ They attended school togethor|ed that representatives of the eae TOWNSEND, Aug. 17.— laborer ciiving at the Wester! where the romagge started, United States Engineers depart | 18 Jefferson county commission houne, Ballard, wan feund dead this mone - — ment are with the party in the in-|°" ave ine notices to the moving in the weeds alongside of ¥8 $%,000 FOR THIMBLE. terest of the gove: nt In further. | %t¢#mbout companies operating ves the Todgiag waves. McDawald has| PRYS 9%) | apee of the schomo to locate u gor. {sel8 out of Port Townsend to ap fen ArlWbine for several days, and |° Hiei, Aug. 17.—Storles re-|ePament couling station tg this vi Oe ecie ey a eee — Het while 1h &! carding the ‘oxtravagances of the | clasty, . fete Mal A pyran lange A drunkee confitian amt night he fell king of Glam in the purchase of aaneused Bt 150 to 500 per cent among the weeds and died from ¢x-|jawelry continue to. arop otit » | more than heretofore pomure, Deputy Coroner) Mayfield aswek his recent purchases, it th bases bros bicnefa | was called and had the remains re- |’ y 2 _— i CANNOT ACCEPT, sald, is @ gold thimble covered with diamonds and other goma, which is valued at $75,009; moved to his morgue POSES AS “THE BATH” IN TIGHTS. Thrown Out of Auto. While coming back from a fish ing trip Thursday, J. KB. Chilbers, Henry ©. Ewitg, James Black, Rob ert Boyce and William H. Lewls were thrown out of a swerving avte- PITTsnURG Aum burg’s tabooed — picture Touche, “The Bath,” was portrayed at @ local thoater by a living model, | Pa 16 by Pitts La| Much t the delight of hundreds who <kaver Ghd Stow Ge mobile and all slightly tajured wine Devinney, who po Sereatera to Plente — The annual plenic and field day of the Seattio Foresters will be DIVES 200 FEET TO DEATH. |heid at Wildwood park tomorrow . An Interesting program haw been ANTWERP, Aug. 17.—A sense | arranged Uenal suicide has ove here a | Jaeques Simon, a altk m . in Dr, Lee Baker, de the sight of a crowd that thronged Phone, Main 6: Cathedral jumped from the eoond gallery of the cathedral tow diatands building. square Oriental Billiard and Pool Par r @ of more than 200/lors, 1416 Third av, have § new foot. Death waa instantaneous, tables and the only 5x10 pool table _ in Seattle, A place for gentlemen. May Charter Ohio. The Alaska Coast Co,, recently taken over by the Alaska-Reynolds Development Co. may charter the! Obio, at present undergoing repairs, | to make one ov north this re run to the far season, « Will Take Burton Back. George Burton, oxcotvict and | deaperado, who is wanted at Rock ford, 111, will be taken back tomor row by Sheriff Collier, of Rock-| ford. Burton was arrested by the local authoritios several days ago. See the fire works at the sew Osteopathy corres White City at Madison park to istered, Electricity, Vibration ntent e++/[ and the Light Cure-—a combi- i eeereeeseemereritonenneecannemmpacsienpeen — | nation that seldom falis to cure. Dine tomorrow on the verands |] Every kind of sickness treat- of the Luna Park cafe. Refreshing salt sea breezes to whet your appe tie and « sweeping view of the sparkling sound, dotted with ves sole and smaller craft. 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Roden, of the Chicago of the firm of Batteraby & Smith,| public Mbrary, who was cigar dealers on First av, for a/\ elected Iibrariah for the divorce, was yesterday allowed $12 livrary, has notified the board ‘that alimony |a week as temporary Judge Tallman by | he cannot accept the position | «U.S. Navy Yard” The Pacific squadron is now at Thomas Cale, Alaska deleg congress, » to is meeting with a great reception from the Fairbanks and | Bremerton, and the navy yard now Tanana miners. has more battleships of all classes _—_—_— ———————— i than ever before in the history of . ithe Puget sound. It is crowded Extraordinary — win vessois suen as the No \braska, Oregon and Wiscon Bargains win the gunboats Chicago, Albany, Charleston and For this coming week in the CA uffalo, the training ship Phila HEN-DREW STOCK of Sporting iphia, the prison ship Nipsic, and Goods at THEO. WILTS & CO. the torpedo boats Paul Jones and 1008 = First av hear MAdison. Goldsborough, and the tmmense Hardware, Sporting Goods and Cut- | drydock. Woats leave Pier 2. Round trip only 60 centa. $0.015 a Day | Monday is fire insurance day in our office. During the day we will write a | | $1,000 policy of fire insurance covering | | your dwelling, or household furniture in same, good for a period of three years, at acost of only One and One-Half Cents a day, provided your dwelling is exposed only by other dwellings and located in the following district: 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th Aves. Between Yesler Way and Denny Way In some cases the cost will be even tess, and a policy for §500 would, of course, cost only half as mach. Since you can read in the newspapers most any day of houses going up in smoke, can you afford to go without protection when we can write you a $1,900 policy at a cost of only 1 1-2 cents a day? y EIGHT GIANT COMPANIES. REMEMBER MONDAY CALHOUN PJENNYa Ewl BUILDING N ING. 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BOATS LEAVE any day and every SEATTLE: j TACOMA: Steamer “Dove,” from Colman Dock, week days, 8:30 a. m. Sun. Launch “Forester” from 11th days, 9:30 a, m. Returning, 4:30} St. Dock 9 a, m, and 1:30 p, m. pom One iw