The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1907, Page 5

WSS MADISON SAYS SIMPLE PHYSICAL. py MARGARET MADISON Star Exclusive (seattle Li NRW YORK, Oct. § may have disoove oe adipgae wy © a routing . Service.) wn Rus | a now] o, an} ton the that hb body rolling upon a heavy. Soe surface will in time wiome winailer w beans bihers, before the adven roll bajches ot four 1 with @ rolling pin i from the standpoint of | are taken | . whose face is hod fatter how clean & roomy May | pp eres orccariret fs filed wits st ae me back and forth i te ij es | ¢ the stout woman, | woman, to reduce if} the trouble. Le selothea, diet ot hot water upon re ak, nothing during zee ins i E wre is not nearly as would make it ap ? Photographs of in Exercises Described by Margaret Madison. t rt »wly return to the first position. backward, the toe Repeat with the left leg. Alter. | the Noor nate 10 or 12 times ing the A variation of this exercise ts to moving the arms and /ift the leg to the perpendioular and) = This ts a vigorous @ the left as far as pow: jin lowering it carry the foot out. stout woman will tt he position, moving Ward ax fer as possible, drawing it if she the left, arms and (o first position after the heel un- | teaches the floor An exercise that brings every muscle in the bedy into play con sints of standing aquaTety upon both feet, then turning the right feot to the right, bend over until the left toe just touches the floor, the right arm sweeping down, the fingers I me will follow directions | * Se ies the atest Woman can econ a How Tos Her unsightly lines will} Another exercise: Lie flat on | touching the floor. The left arm away, and the lasaitude of the |Your back, hands clasped under should be extended over the head in id body Will disappear. |Your head; lift the right log. slow: {line with the right. Reverse the po-| open the window |ly to the perpendicular, extending sition, the weight reating upon the eittis the frosh air, Thee toes on a line with the tnstep. | left foot, the right foot extended vast , just reaching and the left hand touch floor, the right extended over the head ‘gqearely upon the stretch out ¢ Keeping the os your head and hip reise, and « quiekly. But will find her weight is be reduced, her figure improved, and before long she can continue for several moments with out fatigue. In all physteal culture exercises the student should cease a move ment when fatigue makes its ap pearance, or the benefits will not matertalize. . persists ab MANY MEN SHIPPED — (Star Special Service.) PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. §.—The Pilot Nichols, who lost his Hcenae for alleged jockeying with steamers in the naval parade at Memphis. They claim there was never any danger Loeb to Quit January 1. HELENA, Oct. §.—Witiam Loeb, | “ who ts here en route to the hunting f, Oct. Gieegpall St. grounds, saya he will quit the publie an aged wie are worrien, wervice the first of the year and! number of sailors handied by the dt many friends */ assume the presidency of the! shipping commissioner of Puget 1 the | Washinaton, D.C. electric Hues. |) Sound district continues on the in ‘Special Service.) the annex to hase: keen approved, Acted on Father's Hint. Tian ee te a will begin in DES MOINES, Oct. §—Mayor)! month's shipment reshipments °** Bennett, of Fort Dodge, recently and discharges of sallorme: bh Bverymen from all suggested and implored bachelors edva total he Sepneutane of 3.818, | Wil gather here to marry. Noland Snow, « chauf- as against 3 for the same| Pe Heerymen's a2 four, took the suggestion, then| month a year ago. As the srand| went to Mabel Bonnett, daughter | total increases, however, the aum-| of John H. Barkla. a of the mayor. Result, elopement ber shipped on sailing vessels) trom the steamer and marriage. steadily decreases, shipments | September 24, has deen fadermen reshipments and discharges tn this| department during the month hav-| ing reached the low total of 263 men, the balance coming from| steam veasels | HAZERS SLASHED “| (By United Press.) CORVALAS, Ore, Oct. & ing to a basing by sophomores, Robert Olph badly slashed Joba Kelly and Richard Skibbe on the} mpue the other wight: The faculty will punish the ringleaders, | Increase Night Schools. | The success of the might school ]\ in Seattle has been so successful as | to induce the board of school dt- | rectors last night to vote upon the establishment of nigbt schools in the Longfellow school in Columbia To Protect Seal tsiands. VICTORIA, B.C. Get. §—Ca nadian sealers arriving here report that the United States government ts placing rapid fire onl oy = seal islands of St Gestge, on the ennat of five ‘s furnish protection against raids of Japanese poachers. Leave “Pier ? w “see © battionbig | Wh President. G, Oct. §—The mem- the Pittsburg delegation on estursion distcree Roosevelt remardiax “home josurance’ ix tre the best. The Fire bas been conte. Odject : @ HURLBUT—A STORE FOR EVERYBODY. ATTEND OUR ( h Graniteware Sale Wednesday City and also fn South Seattle } |echools. The schools will open Oc- } | tober 14. Graniteware at Less Than Half eer Your choice of 20 cases of Grey Your Choice | In spite of o strongly written pro Granite Preserving Kettles, |test from the lobby against the Sauce Pans, Colanders, Bread Wednesday passing of the ordinance tn favor Pans, Dippers, etc., Tomorrow, at of the Hitt Brothers fire cracker Less Than Half Price. 1 9c manufactory, on treet at & tte on the advice of the « 1 com mittee, passed the bill last night lallowing the factory to remain. ’ | Brown Murder Stilt a Mystery. Morning Acre plat Lot of Graniteware Bargains mM UP TO Sc— Your Choice ° Milk Kettles, Water thelce of 20 cases Buckets, Tea Ketties, Wednesday ‘ ~ | BAKER CITY, Oct. &—The Boilers, Large may ag ead authori are still at sea regard. Kitchenware. | Ing those responsible for the asnas- ination of ex-Sheriff Brown by the explosion of a bomb at his Jugs. School Paints Reduced gate. No arrests have been made. Be—A big assort | We f one-half quart size _ 15¢ Lamp Sale. Be—Chotee of 25 bar. Hand Lamps, with a yr. AA 5 c | Working for T. P. A. in Seattle, PORTLAND, Oct. §.—-Local dele “ are working to secure the mvention of the Traveling Pas senger Agents for Seattle in 1909, | M. J. Roche, of Seattle, is here/ | pushing the movement along. | Brown's in Town Get our figures on plumbing and | heating. Modern baths and sinks. | Low prices. G. H. BROWN PLUMBING CO., st ° place on sale tomorrow 10 gross of the famous Milton Bradley School Paints, just ar Scissors Special. WORTH SOc—Choice tomor row of a big assortment of La dies’ Warranted Shears Flash Light Special. You can buy tomorrow the “AL ways Ready” New Comet Fiash light, at the exceed aoe nin a Stee Building Paper. MWe piace on | 19 rotis only of the best made SROTOW 10 doxen Keon | Asphalt Saturated Building Bteol Paper; no of 200 feet to Handle Axes Oak Half Soles oa English Tea Pots only, a big Me-—Chioice of 500 | On sale tomorrow abs, for half-soles; Pe English Barthen | lot of Oak 15¢ pes quality, at, per 43c Fertilizer Sale. Only 50 Cas at This Price 221 Pt TePerreerrerrrey i,” @ eo mbt. _ aed 15¢ Rter Axes. | DO NOT TEMPORIZE BO IT NOW AND ELIMINATE THE RISK. Gas Radiators, 93.50—The Genu. ine “Atliable” 4.-Tube Gas The wonderful “Will et 9 " . grow” Fertilizer Compound, 4 vont for the lawn or garden— od Sr amica! and gives very nourishing; Wednes- } Ky age $2 47 day, pound 25 ay at ’ package c TPEGER-HURLBU __2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET cere eee eeeee aeaeteeeeeaeet | FOURTH AND PIKE 8T. Cl jthat the night of the THE SEATILE STAR—TUREDAY OCTOBER $, 1907. WHY THE CAT CAME BACK PUBLIC MARKET By FREDDIE HENRY? TURE WiLL ‘CHANGE YOUR FIGURE } ..": The Office Boy. to'The Star office where the frowh| Light attendance al the public nik flows from the printing pre market ioday.© PHeen steady and pag. come Wok?! y Y } mar w US ony, come Me The Star will soon haye a big | gales brik tuee advanced 3 The cat d@ not telf me why It pin on thelr hands, Mr here are | rents tomatbes 1 cent @fd canta came back but Z have my oplaton snot aay mor@ rate around The Star|loupes G® cents per dozen, Pota why @# came back, Well I Races and The Star will have to| toon Hebt and cttumbers soearce joped and if the and had bee have nevet o wuppone that it got 1 wondér how the the new cement buflding was The toxtal room it would play with PeteL fionm. dreamed. 20e ty Star office, T guess that the cat Cooks whiskers for ho has growen! potatoes, 16 lbs. for 26¢ was tired of being hit by rocks, » by since Jerry dis| fegts, 4 bunches for be Andthrowen out of the houses, and | d Carrots, 2 bunchos for be Corn, Ibe to 26¢ per dozen. ties, 90 Onions, 2 bunches for be THE MARKETS fling Dried Onions, 6 Iba, for 260. Cucamt Ibe per dor eh. ae | Parsley, 2 bunches for 10¢ Tho grape market was much | htt, Sage Ai Bl wn firmor this morning than {thas | vers Porninn, 6 Cenbues dor he been, Owing to the small supply | fi of that arrived yeate: quotations were slightly | Krapes. ket this morning but a ply.in due today steamer Business was very tow on Com: | dressed hee }minsion Row this morning about the were yesterday tions remaining they Take Aerain vr. Live hens, th 150 160; the, live do. brotiers, Wie Twine A. 114 @ hte TA, it Oregon Twins, Washin castors, 2 land coment imported, per INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 8.—Jobn as hata, Pertsand cement, Califeraia, i) Divorced ple Wed. |Mitehell, president of the United 6 oe, STANFORD, Conn., Oct. §.—Mre.| Mine Workers of America, af Loca! apptee. case, Tho@1.28; Catiter. | Elfaabeth Hanna, divorced wife of ter an iiincss of several months, ain appien Bl 28g Ty ean Mt ti'ss Morangee fener sh@e8 bumet, “br 48 Oysterettes School H smpes | Sale excellent Vici Kid cut, patent tip, Shoes, but ag fire the eat bay at for it had not on wateh it me back, f yet tired of ried 1if® and it got a divorce, oat knew that jay by steamer highe: Very fow were left on the when the Watson arrives from San| aame an 107894 00) Callferete epee He he PRICES TODA afpys » that the cat came back Following were the spring chickets, prices quoted Jory has not visited the Mdt-| 18¢ to 200 torial room or the composing room | for | guess that Jerry does ept Whow that the new Btae Lp ilding! haw two storys, If Jdetry “should happen up in the Kdt! Live per ty Squabe 2 Heun, 40 aati: Ade Tomato cataup, oer per dos to wander 6 be per Teeoans, Ge Ib. Crab apples, $1 per box lery, be to 10e per stalk matoes, be per Ib; 60¢ per on | riters large be Ib Rhubarb, be Ib Green Tomatoes, 2c per Ib. Cabbages, be to 10e per head Givin Vaan Dill pickles, 1¢. ew: bere Apples, fan $2.86 SL at a a cooking, & Ibs. 260; $3.26 bbl Cauliflower, Lettuce, 1e, Squash, Jo tb. Green peas, $1 per bor Parsley, 2 bunches for Se. Watercress, 3 bunches for 10¢. Cantaloupes, 3be dozen Sugar pears, $1.20 box Rutabagas, 1%e Ib. Sauerkraut, be Ib Pears, Bartlett, $1.25 per box; cooking poars, $1.00 per box Siberian crabapples, 70c box Pumpkins, 10¢ Blackberries, 10¢ box Ground cherries, 10¢ 1b. Concord grapes, 36c basket Comb honey, 20¢ Ib i, mut per ib. @ 0 tng lamb tb, INO EI Hel th, #@lbe Fish, per th Quota | or halibut herring to $4.25 per Pippine 150 to 26e per head. | May and Peedstutte sound ha: in pee ton, SGI a chopped feed, ton oats, tom Nuts Filner per pound Braxtt, 166 pins free | SAME OLD PLEA (By United Press.) GOSHEN, N. Y., Oct. 8 | Henry Rogers, Wealthy Woman Weds. WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 8.— Charles Miss Clara Cecilia Leach, one of the wealthiest women in the city arrested = several | ., and prominent socially, was mar-| months ago at Los Angeles, Cal., : is on trial here accused of mur.|"¢d this morning in St. John's church to John W. Maher. The | dering (wo farme: Willis Olney, and the daughter of | their housekeeper, Alice Ingerock, It in claimed that Rogers confessed his crime to the Loa Angeles po- jilee. Insanity te his defense. | » Frederick and groom was recently released from/ jail, where he had served a term! of three and a half years for mis-| appropriation of funds. Mitchell Improving. Dah Ro Hanna, hag taken a haw befna Franklin D for the third time 4, thie time he Pelton of New Yor, city, who himself secured a divofee from his wife & year ago. ve Pier 2 to eee battionnion } “ is now on the road to recovery, and was down to the office for the first time today City Hali Market Pot roasts, 7c; rib steak, 100. °** How illogical we are to have fresh succulent oysters deliciously cooked and then spoil the feast with hard dry oyster crackers when we can get Those delicious little oyster crackers that are always fresh and crisp and flaky, with just suffi- cient salt to give zest to either soup or oysters. ¢ in moisture proof packages NATIONAL BISCUIT iF YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE OF ANY DESCRIPTION AND WANT A QUICK SALE, SEE INTER | NATIONAL BOND @& REALTY |) CO., 1009 AMERICAN BANK BUILDING. \ Boiler . for UNION TAILORS, Two Stores—518 Third Av and Salesroom and Workroom, Third and Washington et. Suits to Order on Short Notice THE Benson Clothin THE BEST OF EV ng ( Co. soles; an extra good shoe; | vhind AY Lowen > PRICE. size Y% to 2, at izes 11% to | OIL CITY SUBMERGED Ge PiKE OT. |||} TUBE, 15 - HORSEPOWER, SS eee VERTICAL BOILER, GOOD T AS NEW, AND WITH ALL DR. HOL FITTINGS, APPLY TO CASH. J Seattie’s Popular Osteopath, skill H : 1 fully treating every kind of sick e NO.OF NE STP on ness, using Osteopathy, Bleotrtcity 100D-1001 SEVENTH AVE, Vibrations and the Light Cure, Con | sultation free | 78 Arca RAYMOND HOYT 405-—Pike Sireet-—405 We are showing the finest and most stylish line of TOP COATS In the City & ALBERT HANSEN Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. FIRST AND CHERRY | Optical Departinent THE TAILORED READY CO, Fourth and Pike. | it sees nw though gearlyeevery little girl tn Hentilo came to our terday gr@ entered thelr name for the “Greater @andard an@ Teddy Bear Contest’—have you been In yet? tomorrow-and bring all your little svi friends who h the Contest ane win o7 the show Contest Department yeu If not come not joined’ of fun probably work will give you lots pleasure of the window. and then, you'll beautiful prize ee them in POADAAD LS ee ee asplendid extension table value-— ~-taken from owe mow fall showing of fine diming tables. aie? ? 7 BD $17.65 regular -value $24.00, very attractive pedestal dining round top Inches across, is finely polished, finished golden 6 feet extension—has pretty finish around under edge of top re r value $24.00—priced the week base table, $26 fine china cabinet Cline Piano Co. Closing Out M Bic Come quick | One General Electric, — if} shunt wound, 10-horse | power, 230-volt, 1,375 R | Cline’ s P. M., Form D. Second- regular value $26.00, a aplendid round end polished china cabinet, finished golden or weathered, very substantial ly made, has adjustable shelves and top panel—the regular value of this attractive cabinet ts $26.00-——priced extra special for the week— we give you this week an unusually attractive folding sereen— with golden oak frame—center nicely filled with silkoline, in com- A very strong, substantial regular value only A three-panel folding screen, panel § feet 2 Inches high bination of red and green colorings. itable for auy part of the hi jeed extra special for Wade sereen $1.50 but one to a person. no mail, C. O. D. or teledhone orders for this special will be Seattle. Traveling Eastward? GO NORTHERN PACIFIC Fast transcontinental Service. Pullman standard and tourist sleeping cars, with large and comfortable berths. Superb dining cars—varied menus and excellent service. Luxurious observation car daily on the “North Coast Limited.” For fares and reservations call on J. O. M'MULLEN, C. P. A., Seattle, Wash. A. TINLING, G. A., Seattle, Wash, Northern Pacific Railway A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A. Portland, Oregon. THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF USICAL MERCHANDISE Fixtures for sale, She: and Books. For Sale Mu All must go. hand, but Phone the Daily Star cashier of new The Piano | House ° °