The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1908, Page 8

WARNED B HEAD OF POLICE People of Seattle Must Help to Protect Them- selves. Must Keep Out of Streets at Time of the Big Parade. Acting Chief of Ward, tn an effort to Police Irving safeguard the } and to prevent! the victims of | THE TERRIBLE 4 on GUESTS WERE te people of Seattle them from becomir thieves and 24, when the « history of the city will marc aneak over the streets, today gave o timely warning va ble 1 the show tn we When the fleet arrives in the © ; real tap It i¥ an easy matter for & Joeal harbor it will be followed by thieves, expecially of the & military parade which will be) \ifirm, cupee ae participated Im by thousands of | ht ic break a show window. grab United States soldiers and satlo * wey : Valuables and get lost in a crow said the acting chief this morn ~gnecredige mo They will march tm platoon OF | ote pret he ne or oe company front, necessitating the | °C.) tim Pp ondigy cast ack ase of the enti “it has f tom of Seat et been the to crowd caution at elp w ote themselve je peop on the street, sometimes le Cee ee ee ee the sidewalk entirely vacant. In| @ * their efforts to see the parade, the @ ALL DOWN, LADIES! WHIZ « people do not se to realize that, & * it they crowd upon the street, the|@ ST. LOUIS. May 9 *! formation of the parade will be in-|@ ¢ euchre hes jot ite @ terfered with, and that some are|® ¢ idge no longer fas * Mable to be injured * 8; ever hic has ® Must Keep to Sidewalks. * ale * I wish you would, through The | * ette the latest th * Star, caution the people that the * with the alite Ae, streets wust be kept clea The * chest women of St. & will be a mounted at the ® octety leaders and deb w of the parade to clear the stre *! gone in for the @ and if the people insist on ere * made Monte Ca * iag into the street, they * : : nd complain if they are * Wealthy St, Louis @} harsh sage, for in cleartag the|* ®®* Who were recently abroad & streets the patrol will not have * brought back roulette tables. & time to remove their hats and say,|* 7 jooal “Please mote back * ey T would also suggest that the |* inews ix tables from “dear old #| people be cautioned about wearing * Pare *| unne y jewelry, watches or * bel | other valuables fe from peports ee ee eee eens received here, the Meet ts being fol Trust Company Faiis lowed by CLEVELAND, May 9-7 some of the most exper Sneakthieves and pickpockets meq Avenue Trust Company his the country. The people of Seat. , ade on sethens te tle ought to be ew y on thelr | tng bee rade Chem in guard to any case Insolvency court. No jam or crowd How Pickpockets Work The general way for pickpocket to work t« in elevators, and trains, and entrances to butld where there is & | ihe of assets or abil TO CRACK JAP NUT street cars ings. One gang of pick-| pockets u causes an obstruc tion, wh 4 actnal stealing and pass th pur loined to a confed I would also advise Seattle jew [aor KEEPING) | SHORTHAND] | ilé we 19 E. ~2 —N Important duties relating to the . ee °o ae a ~ ation ‘will fail wm. ft =. Wheeler, Q who = bs Res TQ oO hax just acc 4 the appointment oe of assistant ary of commerce .& sz © and labor Hoosevelt =v —_ made the because of ¥ = 55 a) Wheeler's familia with Pactfte ae © 2S SD (immigration. He succeeds Law 2 SY Re fF =Qo>K rence O. Murray, now controller of = GE ag | the curren s\ Se oR ; : = eos cor Rey James ( Smith, of Port e = > et Townsend esterday of pnen 2 age ee : Sac Ws > 2 ey a pe Pe 20 We a ee ° u « 1000 Amerivan Bonk ays vy wary eed wit “Gus Brown” ss § WE WAIT ON YOU nights with the ind hown you any other day. No Saturda ame care attention trouble to yw you; plenty of clerks to meet you and the best Men’s Wear Mer chandise at Prices Economy Good Suits for Men and Young Men $10 to $25 Second ard Yesler “Where the Cars Stop” any bod | mote 1 $1,000,000 of thet didn't have the ate,” and to this day quaran HAVOC WROUGHT BY THE FLAMES AT FORT WAYNE, JRNED. THE MEN ARE STANDING IN WHAT LOBBY OF THE HOTEL AFTER THE FIRE ONLY THE WALLS REMAINED, RIOR BEING COMPLETELY GUTTED. KEEP YOUR EYE PEELED FOR THESE =: (Star Special Service.) PORTLAND, Ove, May 6—If tries to hand you a bank the ¢ ¢ shown here, {f you jSre in ® state where the laws pro hibiting the obtaining money faine pretenses are rigid le for the police. If you hap pen to be in Oregon, do anything you want except whistle for a cop.” for the strange and wonder jful law will not help you. These Merchants’ and Pt bank notes are worth abou felt money. Th ailed during the civil war enterprising geolis got about paper word very much Ii d-by-Unele Sam me side A “curte’ he bills to “the store In Chicago selix trade Five and dollar bills cost a dime, $20 and $50 bills cost a quarter, and $100 bills balf a dotia four young men have just bee released here by Federal Judge Wolverton on a charge using the mails to defraud waht the bills through — the shipped them to each the judge ' they did and But as long as ® to fleece a vietim, the b In Oregon a f obtain — money ur pretense must be suppe something 4 Barbecued Meat Old fashioned barbecue lunch Se, Orlental Cafe, 1413 Third av $1.25 No. 41 Yankee Automatic Drill 89c F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Avenue jin writiog The bills! kind on | gq ttteeeeeeteeeeeeee eee ee THE SEATTLE STAR-—SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1906 PICTURES OF WORSTHOTEL MARRIED IN 2 | FIRE IN MANY MONTHS NAME ONLY Many Seattle Couples Are Compromised by Remarriage. | Mundy | Beattie who of married couples tn are living together a man and Wife could wustain that I relationship in a court | Intervational — courte in the the want ition ts matter of divorces 4 ne tO atart & prose the only thing that prevents many married people Yrom being charged with bigamy of contempt of court of any ’ silon has arisen over the reoent inetd in Vancouver, where Mra A. O. Arwith in char with bigamy, She war divorced b Tacoma, but Vancouve Judge Bnei! te j tied amin at | Foreign Divorces Invalid ‘One country does not have to freeomnize the di saya John H. P iting attorney, one ie divoree canes, “bat other of whone Ny done of this kind was carried A cane to the supreme court WHEN 80 WAS THE MANY jit was held Chat a re divorce secured ty ¢ legal, Where both ermarriage it in a different matter The courts of Onte [that no charge can b where the remarriage takes |im the United States on an Amer takes place te Canada have heid brought place jean aiverce Must Observe Law | Our « st trouble secure }when a couple ls diverced here and either of them goes to ¢ du, Vie- | toria for iwatance, and is remar ried before the expir of the leix months provided rb . They are certainly living te er iilegally. and « be pronecuted if anyone would bring a charge jagainst them. 3 couldn't say how) many couples are living er Junder such eonditic | Judge A. W. Frater, who . most of the diyorte troubles to wae very much mur | Canedian jer court, ed to hear that the lcourts should qacation ¢ He sald that ho had » such & Case before, all eitallar views with Mf mh he heid THE Inte = society of Ant The Norden Singing allard ta to participate in Celebration of Nor pee Se loft ooal churches are taking an active even part and will abandon Bunda ing services that ¢ The committee which repre jthe different soctetion of Greate Beattlc bax made elaborate ar Pangemren(s for the day A Whes meeting will be held ln! | Volunteer park in the afternoon at | tsa, patriotic speeches, \aGngs, music and sports will be the j order Of tow day, but the center of attraction wif grand enter. | |tainment in the evening at Dream }land rink, corner Calon st The operators don't} op long enough to write anything ell dressed and perfect j san,” they pay a $5 deponit rocm and tender a $20 bil! hange. Boarding house | women, small grocers and the lke are thelr victiov. And the trange feature in the common ignorance about paper The bills ate only en graved on one side. So the crooks together with slik threads between, But both sides ot able bill are the same And © ever saw a real bill of that kind. And yet the fortunate young men in Portland had $1,000 ip this money, which they expected to rid of in a short time. ona petting 615 « money paste two Big Kelly and | Dress Suits “ Take it from me,” says Big Kelly, “dress clothes has done more to straighten out th’ East Side than th’ police. An’ as for not bein’ democratic, they make it so you can't tell th’ guests kee een eeeee OKLA. TO PROHIBIT CIGAR STORE INDIAN (Star Special Service.) ” yd GUTHRIE, Okla, May 9 trom the waiters, an’ if that Hut a little while longer will ain't democracy, what is? the pugnacious cigar store In dian with his uplifted hawk threaten his more peace toma “All my life I've been goin’to dinners. I suppose, rd fal brethren tn Oklahoma Senator Landrum, a Chero- one time and another, I've kee Indian, has intr eat a thousand. I've eat ‘em for the glory of St. Patrick ; I've eat ‘em Wash- ington’s Birthday. I've eat bill prohibiting the further use of Indian figur as cigar or tobacco signs. It provider 4 fine of $60 and six monthe imprisonment for violation Roth political rties ane five hundred dinners to free ng for the Indian vote. rs bill is sure to pase Ireland alone. Buy this week's issue of THE SATURDAY EVENING | The quarterly mee the || POST, and read all that Big | Wome n's Baptist Missionary Usien |] K i m i} 1 Welhédiay, May ifdat elly says about dress suits, he Tabernacle churel 1th |’ dinners, trusts, and things in general, r = + eeeeeseeeeeseeeeeeeeeee ee B. M. U, Ladies te Meet and 6. Harrison. An invitation been extended to the ladies of ® Tacoma Baptist churches and a large number of them will be pres $1.50 the ye ent. A program of unusual inter |! poe Comrie Pusuismine Company nt has been arranged. The morte PHILADELPHIA. Ing seasion oper and the after Luncheon wii) , O8F Boys Are Everywhere Copies will be delivered to any address by CLEAN YOUR ROOMS || 71: New Your Brock. New York Block, Seattle Froeras e. WA TAND Paper CO Arcade Annex rhe. Neuropathic Method of Fitting Glasses Piet A TEA, Consumption doesn't in with the growth of the country | Fault of the tea s the latest and most scien tific, Therefore it is the best crease >. Hueston Williams | | Yo cer returns your mone Neuropathic Optician jit you « ke Sebitlix Heat 1 Johnston Buildi |we pay him _|SINGING SOCIETY __... TO PARTICIPATE . nt at Big Function NAVAL ROMANCE EXPECT ANOTHER p All af CHILO Late Ney ate fo Now orner wione of the new building pn. { the Hureau of American Reput 7 nna Prone) {es on Monday have been complet . 4 Aung ed. President Roosevelt, ¥ . ee, Root, Andrew Carnegie, who donat ! ed $760,000 for the structure, and the : Ensign ‘With Evans’ Fleet ; sie An | Marries “The Girl He Uravilian Ambassador Nabuco w held fe May Probe R Id fay HINGTON tigation } advance in pote Left Behind.” from ¢« jon cCheeton bedtr . ay 6 6 Pay (By United Press.) | Labor YOR IDLE RICH LIKE SAVAGES A FPRANCIBCO { pny. BAYS THIS DEAN OF WOMEN nhere x pave on Intand and Minw Ma aie t Washington, D. left when be ote Bankes Pay Back = he At fleet on the O ’ he prowined him whe» ‘ £... Bele fan Fra fo greet him a today wan Father Gleason r f Conm t, and went direct is essential on the sald HW J. Wigh at a dinner in Chicago At hills one day I 4 w many holes on this young man, & bank » MISS GOPHONISBA BRECKIN. *aid A juding the ove in t added to ay RIDGE your # termination to make § Seattle & Exclusive Service.) ine ES vou CHICAGO, May $-—There are | f= eee ve ee savages eitting today on — the | NOTICE TO lI The names of many porches of the big family hotels || the cow HH] such sre enrelied @ dean of w ) at the Univers number ie steadily jp Are yee pa among the number? ©, brought in her talk against the before a w creasing. she suid. “that The same spirit k bedeck himee!! makes the savage Prefontaine 1 ith paint and feathers makes the ‘8 ‘he Pp ee ae ich man load bis wife and daugh-| 700° Si Sos, a pena bs ter with mods and silke and » «with ents will b superfluous mposed. The District includes all that portior os leteure ts held to give | Of the olty lying between Union st This false idea Ie passed | 824 Fast Union st. and West Galer he working girls. The Galer st. and East Galer » plation of such a Mite a { idleness causes harm. Many ee oe ee girls get to believe that when they We besutiful treet, oo marry they should cease to do any. |} per'y , Seep, ich sali. wer thing bot f trasby novels and a — * te nothing bette a8 Opportunity to com “TANPOLT & COMPANT, 1080-10-11 Mebihorn Mettding rder servants r Marriage |s really an Institution of usefulness, and tts burdens | at od forward to.” A cup of Ghirardelli’s Cocoa gives more nourishment, more energy, more strength, than a dozen breakfast rolls, at a fraction of the cost. Don’t quit eating rolis, but remember Ghirarde LESS THAN A CENTA CUP Coco is made with scrupulous, con- sclentious care and old-fashioned attention to cleanliness, purity, goodness and quality. No cocoa at any price can be better or more delicious. Your grocer sells and recommends it. D. Ghirardettt Company Sar. Francisco 30 Days Only Crowns $3.50 fillings 50¢ Closing Out the Piano Department Must have the Piano parlors for Talking Machine I rooms Profits cut no figure fn this case——we quit the Piano bu ness to put our cash into the Talking Machine busines All Every Piano to go at ACTI Work AL COST Law like a vd Warrantec proposition, doesn’t it? Retter come and ‘take & 60 Full Set of Teeth $5 you nothing Associated Dentists New Management Moved co 303-304 Johnston 5! 711 Second Avenue, Seattle ————<.. 2 2. 2 2 9 See 228 = zsenes Ceeptnrie