The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1908, Page 6

| | \ 4 REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN NEAR FORT MEYER, SHOWING ORVILLE WRIGHT ING FIRST SUCCESSFUL TEST WITH HIS WONDERFUL AEROPLANE. THE FLYING MA WILL UNDOUBTEDLY BE ACCEPTED BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT, (By United Press.) |. The average speed made by} A large crowd of army officials ASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—Orville Wright w miles an hour, which and citizens watched the fight of of Dayton, Ohio, today linn bem byt hour less than ts the ie: ane, and Wright was wired under the government con-| cheered constantly as he sate Masel the king of the air, tract for a straightaway course about. At one time, just to show ail previous records for aer-| The weather was ideal this morn how eaay it was, he turned the nose hy sailing avout the parade ing when Wright started his mar- of the ship successfully forward and at Fort Mayer, Virginia, for! velous Might. The machi rose sailed up until he reached a height 1 and 31 seconds. This gracefully, and from the first it was estimated at 120 feet by 26 minutes the world rec- apparent that it was within perfect On a nt of the anemometer Monday by De la Grange control and under perfect actic being out of order the exact rate . The performance of Wright lifted the aeroplan per hour fs not known, but the of it machine so far outclass | times to a height of from 60 to ficials who watehed it and timed tht ever made In public feet. He rose and d the fight estimate tt at an average pats the Ohio flyer in a class fect ease, and th of 38 miles an hour gulding , held the machine tn any course that! The greatest enthusiasm ts ox jeld have kept on going 10 or the operator desired. He made pressed by the army oficiats, who longer,” said Wright, sharp turns, reversing the direction | hail Wright as the greatest navi be alighted. “I still have of the with ease, and kept| gator the world has mr known, left and the motor worked fection. 1 shall try again as jae T reload the tank with gaso- | aad inspect the engine.” mt around the parade grounds without whatever. In all the machine encir cled the grounds 58 times and say that his f ny trouble | every makes good statement he ever made re garding the possibilities of the ma [ehine. Star. The Viviane, champion rifts have proved unusually intere {headliners at the Star this Six other act# go to make IN WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE ‘ week _—_—_——. (By United Press.) YORK, Sept. 9.——-While Mra H, Mackay would not ad that she is an advocate beng p an the school at Roslyn, Long tsiand received a letter at the opening of the school term, in which Mra The oe d to give two prizes | ing a decided success at the He the best article | tie this week. A tines 6 suffrage, her offer of on the suffra ation. The com-| given tomor inuaiee tein Pee Re compositions on “The | positions will be judged next May.| kins.” a rural comedy, will open st Right of Woman's Suf the Seattle next Sunday Third Avenue. shows that she has a in that direction. Prin AMUSEMENTS P. Dann, who conducts With “Conviet 999 ac tion, the Third Av. theatre is rap an the attra idly regaining its former prestige tn G. BOGGS & CO. | th melodramatic line ‘The Dew D Pacific Bik. Main 4266 Seatt! Little Pre i,” which ts the ject of a mar agerial war in New York, will be Orpheum. This week's bill at the Orpheum is on the whole up to the standard nr at the Third. Av.cnent 1 : RNITURE set by the management in the open ; ing week. The headliner ts entitled Lele. ‘A Night on a Houseboat, The Devil” is announced i a clever bit of acting stg Pantages ax his bill for the Lois theatre next week. Two of Pantages. the leading theatrical concerns in At Pantages this week Les Bol-|the United States are waging the lingers, rag picture painters, present bitterest war in theatrical hist @ novelty quite popular in Europe. | over this play They make artistic pictures out of} brightly colored rags. The other IM Wholesale Prices. delivered ‘set up in all parts of the Means a Saving of 25 Per Cent Before You Buy White City Hitt's pyro display, “The Burning of Manila,” is the ble at traction at the White City this week. The Whang Doodle quartet and other attractions complete an r large attractive bill Luna Park, Luna park is ¢ Ite season with « bang in the 2 of a baby show. The great Martells are an other free attraction | WIFE MURDERS | — HUSBAND Roll of Genasco High-Grade Waterproof Roofing P Paper; 108 square feet to the roll, complete, with /eement, nails and caps; extreme special $1 49 . Floor Paint, 39¢ 15¢ Stove i] (By United Press.) Cement Floor Paint, |) Bottle of “Bas i]| LEWISTON, Ida t. 9—Mrs like iron”; washing J} Bnanrél, for stoves, sheet if Nancy Bachus, under arrest here in it; 1quart can, any §f 224 pipe; prevents rust and @ ion. ith Yee tngr ito Pectra produces a brilliant polish with f jon with the murder of her 39c » labor; extra 9 | nd Saturday night, is said to fal Cc i made a complete confession ~ the exact nature of which haa not He Rubber Heels, 15¢ fH} 6» 54 Gas Hot Plate, $1.69 f] bean made pubite." Mrs, Hachus had Women's Rabbe burs sic Gas Hot PI been in the “sweat box” four h es ha cawed burners, removable before she told her story. Bach er obta grates and is hea japanned red to death in his hom S5c Kitchen Saw, 19¢ $1.25 Cups and ince, Bb mbled, the burning oll cuus iy idinech Kitcher - Pial W hit Semi-Porcelain Fenway asad’ aeons an With fine tox t and Hcy 4 Se ot ins 1 beeeh wood Sle back Re; spectal 19¢ nor : $1.00 Cream m La 19¢ 5c 47 « Ladle SCHOOLS PROTEST AGAINST REGRADE Table wn T Tumblers, 4¢ n $1.00 Clothes Dryer 69c of the Twelfth Av. Im ia 12-Bar Clothes Dryer, for house use; made of select 4 16, in bloc k 6, of the dry material ; folds up and takes little room when not Fg > conc Meg Hay m — - im use; worth $1.00; special hoo A portable building wa ra ple for use In the school re purchased; bills amounting to : $45,83 Spe were ord 0 paid els AVENUE AND “UNION arate? igh school, and several new jar WAR AEROPLANE >) TRIES MURDER cs > S dull, yelled at Kall, using a fright | Captain of Steamer ful inprecation | (@y United Press.) . I'll get you yet! | ANACONDA, Mont yt. O—The | Cyrene. The policeman had to une force | avmoopatic wtate con aa ion met —— to subdue the Infuriated prisoner Furtow owt hin| While making an inspection tty terday and Gov, Bdwin No ; Captain A on ve that | clama Th Lor whom We thought had wronged him, Cyrene was in a be tu tate of « ( at Willlam F.. Nave, steamboat en | Intoxication. He immediately r The a of Deer Rineer, created wild exciter mt ye le him off th boat and told hi and Lew He na, Ww terday noon at the Leech! wharf of he would have » further use f elec 1a lal electors. the Anderson st oat company | him M. Swind Livingston, was by pulling a revolver and attempt Nave conceived the tdea that Kall| named for Heutenant governor jintended victim with revolver in of hia trousers pock | hand, Jumped on the man’s back Standing for on ein the e Refined Parktown Lady Minstrels, and held him until the gun waa of the amboat compan er taken awa from him An alarm Ing curses under hi i ath, he Was sent to the police station, and | suddenly started on the run toward Navy was taken by Patrolman F. C. ptain Kall, drawing bie gun as 1 o t el jail, where a Tt was then that Ander i) labels ud eartviak soncuiied © tered } The Grand WITH BURNT CORK Seattle “Theatre | Will Appear at the tennis |» ie ix prov-| bids | THE STAR—WEDNESBAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1908, Wirat and Second ave, filed a peti |tion with the city counell lant night Jagainat the use of this block as a |tand for autos and hackg | —_ ‘MONTANA DEMOCRATS | NOMINATE TICKET Loses Job and Tries to Kill cause of what he con dan in ing to kill Capt. Charles Kall of; was re r his downfal the steamer Cyrene and & d in nasty terms that A tragedy Was narrowly averted | he would even the score, He went by Capt. J, L. Anderson, who, when | to his home, a few bloc he saw Nave running toward his | returned, carrying a re | AMUSEMENTS. Moore r heatre ons was be against bim complaint charging Nave with Cort, Manager | After the officer had arrived at assault wi intent to kill Wi] a ice EES the pler, Nave, ati!l in a rage be-| probably be sworn to. be pehngent - nite . ‘WILL COVER FACES " Seckhswe: Lady | Minstrels Loutse Hanford, |" tints Livre the Seattle . PROSPECTOR UNCLE JOSH PRMKING and « | Luneheon jr Moore Theatre. Mrs. Sigmund Waterman « THIRD AVEN pad THEATRE | tatn neheon thie afterr at t ( Mra. J, I In honor rat cork will prevail at the) Terry 1 Mrs. George H. Heilbron. Managem |Moore theatre Friday and For Mra. Colby. 2. e voir cyanate On those dates the ref Mre. John in Hous gave ktown Lady Minstrels will the second ige afternoon of 4 on the weet under the auapices of the sag Bre, William Rob- ne Banday Matinee, Federation of Women's clu Pt one eee ay The production is under th . Basket Picnic. | TRE Devils rare he pro “ 4 The James A. Sexton Wome we y vision of Miss Kathorin Page iskist Gonpe wilh ites o bases uh, Price” “Matinewe—190 8 excursion to Chicago nie and Et hty actorettes, who have been| Beach tomorrow. Steamer told they can act {it te @ mistake, |sraph leaves for’ the grounds ~ Lois Theatre — but don’t say anything), will take | 4 ™ Phones: Sunset, Main 1504; Ind, 4894 part. The songs, jokes and other Personals. a dad Z _ : implements of torture have been| Mr. and Mra John Ewing Price] 4 eo Week, the Soreaming Pares, have returned fr and taken a rt Madison ite atthe }manufactured by the Seattle El trie company. The weather bu: Washington Annes. will furnish the frost, and new Miss for thy Stimeon, songs by no singers and no s0ng*| Kerry and a McEwan by new singers are some of the/ will leave thi for winte good things promised by the com-| Mtudy at Priar Clift Manor, in the} an y program is as follows: | *tburbs of New York city ot, ee aR aOTY Mr, L. Frank Brown and fam diy have returned | | Miasus Reuben Jonsing Spe to the city from| New “Before and After” Miss Ollve Mies Nest Week the Hensation of the Year “THE DEVIL” cing played at two summer home at Seacoma ta Now Ys an} Hones bach. weeks in adve } Dinah Dewdrop, Arabella Mins arieea Hawkins will attend Aston c* * breathions al Snowball, Gloriana Sunbeam. [sehaol at Mount Vernon seminary, |* 7 | Tambos |, Washingto this winter } x | Miss Marion Engle leaves shortly Topsy Turvey, Rosy Cow 4 Margaret's schoo ate allp, Sukey Goldenrod. Seer e Margaret's 1, Water- | The ushers will gather up all] "2. Sta Downs will attend! brickbats before the curtain rises " Sear nding ioe cove ; wn — m, White eee 19, 38, San. Nights 10. $8, 90, The Four Hundred.” by the company oturned ere" Wreah apt with grand entrance of end m - he " m Susan, ¢ p on and Kiss Me Mine Elizabeth Sander i Lila | Gooa and Hard. Miss Hyranimus nls at Cahn hacey & iaghes Dreken: Hyrant N. ¥ tee bite a crag aaa 3. “Cheating,” Miss Rosy Cow emg = slip attend school at Brunot STAR ‘ Won't You Please | kane oe ea gee | Come af” Miss Arabella Snow Mins pag = ane will leave soon for Sstnane’ Siete, er school in Spokane city Prices, 100 and Pe; box sents 690 Mise Top i A nite # a This Week are, Reestanty, Acts Shows T World Rolle vow woos note Es J, COYLE HAS By United P. ) UVER, B.C, district Miss Tootsy | Mhow Grounds Station, South Sept. 9. passenger with the C. B. All dogs must be canine committee-—first door to the | agent of the Canadian Pacific rail-| Ample car ser mt nee eft way, of Toronto, has been int ginal oration The Evtlé ed assistant general passenger B U F F A L O slordom, and How We Done agent, to succeed Mr. BE. J. Coyle | dy’ Them resigned bachelors in the an quested to sit up and Aiso the married mon WILD WEST take m WHIPPED BUTSTILL BILL’ who are contemplating divorce 9. “Ridin’ in an Automobile,” | FULI OF FIGHT And World’s Mise Clementina Bigfoot | 10. “If 1 Were Only Mayor ional | Rough Riders his own. Miss Clee Wink A FROUPLY PRE EMINENT AMUSE —* A A pe Pp Y M Me - 73 | (By United P MENT INSTITUTION OF UNIVER } aoe henna : ‘ ITHACA, N. Y., Sept, 9.—Defeat SAL INTEREST phina Symphoay ! Inctuding tm Ke many and varied feo i2 The Ever-Popular “Suwanee |¢@ for renomination because he | ,,/2° tn ne many ond varied feo- River.” Miss Peachy Primrose oted against the anti-race ——= . ws “+ _ 2 bling bitle last winter, od ae at law ane Owen Cassidy ength of perfo announced a ins he raj today that be, will make the, rece The - of Seuni Springs | reece wee sn cot to couwe ver] a “The cet Iain Hod Up formance wil 1. “Wouldn't You Like to With Me?” by the Famous Marion-| be given a souve Filrt pgs bod Driven by a high southeast “ft S oe ace om ine in @' real bold-ag e American ship A. J. FP . ‘ : by the} ‘aged anchor in Port 1 sl Hada at a e an Operatic Duo Novelt bay yesterday and crashed into the great impersonator, Miss Bist lying at the wharves. Collis w re tay th we yy Fn, oo with the schooner H. D. Bendixen and the bark Carondelet damaged the rallies and rig of the three | New veasels Feate TRIAN EXPERTS FROM | EVERYWHERE Battle Seenee—New Kay New Wild West Features. 4. “It's a Lovely Day for the great European Dout 5. Spangler Sistera—sens introducing the ovelty dancers, POR ss cnc bein = new song hit, “Good Eveping, Caro: . lin Piantation dances, introducing || SUPERFLUOUS HAIR j ie. Ror tor Thie Gisfigurement and blight om You're Just the Boy for Py ie eye smarty” and “On the Old See Ant th so Hale) nies, preparation that positively baw. Fae . Pe hair without sear or biem by Daffodil and Sambo Lightf 3 Darktown Grenadiers THR RAVEN PROG 00. ae. Meattle Agents, 112-14 Second Ay, Miss Liza Jackson and ¢ Honey of $, Songs and dances he Southern Belles” and “Flirting. {iseus Poppy Hawthorne, Mell a Ge Pinky Primrowe, Ara inta ywflake and Violet Apple x e Di menade,” §) Sue, with TACOMA h h lantation dar Y | SEATTLE ROUTE compa Fare 350-—-Round Trip, 600 ed upon applica: | FOUR ROUND THIPS DAILY t In vi tamp Treat the LEAVES SEATTLE ~ 6:45 ang fort ndly—they are young,| 10:25 a. m. 2:05 and 5:46 p. m. t. you know LEAVES TACOMA — 8:39 a. m 5 Meester yi Fo and date add and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. j Ta an, advance agent of | U, SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattio~| a mamnant THRILL the compar who will cheerful Tel. Main 176. Tacoma—Tel. 212 FEATURED a bee int informa Everett and Edmonds HALE HO OL HQUESTREANISM. | th Amerton Arabs FAMOUS COWBOY BAND Trunks Suit Cases Traveling Bags MEEK TRUNK 4@ BAG CO, O19 Firet Ave ‘ " x SHERMAN, CLAY & 60 9:45 a mm Single tare’ © trip 61.40 | fairest heater pricings hate made th heater store popular and Mberal term Standard practica ers made are , i now, Do yor an attractive special for Thursday— 9x12 feet 2.85 “tart square is prepared to sell a large good and aplendid PENN Art Squares for Th are all plea new and attractive. Medalli signs; colors in reds, blues, browns and tans. the carpet stor size Oxi2 ft Thursday and sel regularly for $4.26; spectal for ©. D. or phone orders filled.) TACOMA PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE ral | MADISON Unequaied Vaudeville CITY At PARK THRED FERPORMANC Tonight and Rvery Night This Weeks, Hitt's Big Pyrotechnic Spectacte, “The Battle of Manila” uding BAPRBITO, the Mad ft | BASEBALL | me dares WEA ieee, va DAILY Next Week, 61,000 A Wom a min @ ‘GRAND TOMORROW py WS AMENT wil SEATTLE vs. BUTTE meet al 108, 6 MD Game Called 3:30 P. M Roding with a General Fireworks Dts- Take Yester Admission play iggest Ten-Ceat Show im the Care the. 600. | World. |LUNA PARK Free Gate Balance of the Season Baby Show Afternoons at 3:30 The Great Martells RACES! RACES! At the Meadows Six Races Dally——Rain or Shine First Race at 2 P.M, From June 20 to September 12. Cars leave every 10 minutes from First ave. and Jackson st. after 11 o'clock a. m. Admission (\ncluding Grand Stand) Gentlemen $1, Ladies 50c -|Quintette of Royal Neapolitans Now at Hotel Savoy DIRECT FROM NEW YORK—BOTH PLAY AND SING Reserve Your Tables By Phone erm rmmcntme ‘sarin lnE aint tna