The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1909, Page 8

BAULER |g BWA APPOINTED 10. W OFFIC Present City Attorney of Seattle Has Been Named Commissioner of Immi- gration, has been appoint immigrat WOMEN DISTRIBUTE CACTUS. DAKLNS | | have | Cactus Dablia day we been ab for today at the A-Y-P. ympla day eity fairly covered with the offi 10,000 were giv at the Washin About 1,600 over on The women mental tus dab flower of the been waiting their cholce, by exposition officts beauties of th Today is 3 the women o this afters buil ding. W. 0. W. ELEBRITE AT EXPOSITION TOCAY The Woodmen tng from and from Seattle ALYoP. exy foday with a pa tade of the grounds and program in the Amphitheatre thie morning, and competitive drilis of the uniform rank teams this afternoor Head Consul |, |. Boak was ineipal speaker this morning, while numer our local officers of the order made|the lake of the same name, be addresses |tween here and Lake Victoria Ny The Women of Wooderaft are also |4024, And Naivasha has left to it Celebrating at the fair today jonty ite delightful climate, since tte WANTED IN TUKWILA }& strong, cool breere always aprings Fiesded by the mayor, Joo! Shoe (Eater) } up. | (Note—It was on Naivasha lake maker, a committee of residents of The lake Is believed to be the Tukwila appeared before the board | ¢rater of an old ‘ano, and scien jthat Col. Roosevelt had his exciting hone? wen ~ infuriated hippo- it the middie of July— of county commissioners this morn-|"'8t# say that once it must have ing and told that body that they|T@sehed the distant mountains Would enjoin the county, enjoin the| hich shaped its bed, for many Antl-Tuberculosis league, en. |Tock# now 10 miles away from the Join everybody else, unless that|**er® of the lake are marked by i yo the wear Bf mighty waters inger” camp Was taken from their ane a eng ee) OR hs very different, and The committee was composed of | bile Lake Naivasha is otght miles °, across, no soundings have proved a eee Bec ; . Mate-lit to be more than 30 feet deep, al ay 5 ernie pn |though ft is probable that at dif fell, BE White and Joel Shoe-/ front points there are rifts in the maker, bottom of the old erater forming ite bed which give it considerable depth. The shores, principally on ox for the wom boats for Oly ADMIRAL ATTENBOROUGH, WHO LET ROOSEVELT SHOOT HIS PRIVATE HIPPOPOTAMI, BY WARRINGTON DAWSON, are recetving NAIVASHA, British East Africa, Woman's | Aug t of Nalveba | wb med t four Indian a railway at ny town fa siv-re tel a white stores 8 f office, ae ation and od ty . long vided velt be porta houses sca stretehes of stone at tween, was the nea civilization to ¢ last two mouths of pedition to the north of Mor Nalivasa used to be a center, b quarters of al tribe, and they profited t to make the ofa % f the World, com f the northweat brated at the great cattle the head ause was the clreumst mo down to Nai claidom moved up to GHILOREN ARE. STOLEN (By United Prev) pti ST. LOUIS, Ang. 4—The police today believe that Grace and Al fonso Viviano, held for $25,000 ransom, have been removed from the city and they are working today on this theory. The father of the children said that he would not pay the ran som, and he has informed the po- Nee that he has no {dea of doing 0. The detectives have learned that the trunks of Samue! Burissi were sent from St. Louis to Chicago on Monday. The authorities In Chica g0 have been asked to try to find them and hold them for examina tion. Eurissi is alleged to have seen with the children after they | President Chilberg’s were taken from their home at|senger, who was a political worker noon on Monday. The expressman|for Johnson in St. Paul during the who took his trunks to the station | governor's first campaign. Saunders has been held, with several others, |i» a living refutation of the theory for examination. So far the police! that all colored men are republicans have no definite clew to the where | “or « Tam 4 repub abouts of the children Hib aye am always | for ww ernor John in Minne And | believe ernor get the larg to an papyrus swamp and water lilies, the water being so shallow and the vee not \Chilberg’ s Colored Messen- ger .Formerly Worked for Minnesota’s Chief Executive. One of the odd little Incidents of Governor John A. Johnson's visit to the A.-¥.-P. been | meeting with exporition waa his Saunders colored Charles men uurne he y friends. ’ the democrats sota were my friends r.|1 helped the « naturally but I and Ge She Knew the Symptoms “Ah, the soft and tender Nght Please row for shallow George, if you're going to Ket mental. “Kansas C an ever g¢ rat in Minnesota, or | demoe $1.00 D. & M. Cydone|"" Baseball Bat, 50c Made of t second eset whit perhaps other Jot wax both [toner aned 1 his |} rt the of the president the expe Baunders, on hin Sate was Wellghted to nee the gov ernor, whom he admires more than a little No man in Seattle waa more worrted about the unpleasant host between Johnson and Chilberg b Day than was Charley who couldn't bear to see #0 greatly each other an opportun ente to the two surprised orvie ect nition ed mountain a t ol} finished tly balanced be hensoned face. Pert {factory claima it t finest bat made sensatlo bat deals made, of all the remarkable} Saunders bat values ever offered, thislihe two offering surpasses ther all Bale ends Aug. 9th At outs 10 over Bwee n he ith finally had Bel ing refre gether admires When he wsery men to Rare Ball Bat there wasn't a happler man ‘WILL GO 10 OLYMPIA TO LOBBY FOR BILL Determined to secure the pa of the Duwamish River Improv fike | Ment bi through the house of rep |resentatives, which reconvenes In $1.14) special seasion on Angust 11, the si.aa\ entire board of trustees of the Du wamish Hiver Improvement club and others Interested will to Olympla next Taesday The next meeting of the trustees Varsity Base Hall Hat tbe No. or No. 80D. & M. La 4 Ponting Bat the We Base Ba n0e iiyle Mask Fred M. Spinning 1310 SHOOND AVEN wo | ing the Naivasha side, are skirted with | Mi de". Q@ DD INCIDENT IN JOHNSON’S VISIT THE STAR—WEDNE NA TUMBO HAD BULLY TIME HERE; FOUGHT ee mel QUEER PEOPLE AND MA WOMAN WITH COPPER | BOUND ARMS, outside world a solid wall of The hut or aix feet MASAI WARRIORS, | | | id and tree branch, five ome long 1} and # bt, and in there women and children will sleep quite | happily upon another Scorn All Kinds of Work The Masai are very At | Indians of wor | and ¢ to de } all ocennkk of the beart |spears and shields and the | fter with the t or wha jelght feet | in breadth, feet Io four or five ols 10 mer piled one seorning all kind tring their will see wives t long | ne etrugK be ded on the only thing which About the i Masai will deign to carry for & white his gun and this Is joy t As for tt lives & source of women, they ex to burden An soon as t steel and coppayc aire ud round thelr lege from d again round the w and sea from elbow to aboulder solid colle of steel each section of which or eight Winds * grow puffy and divtort edges, and thet that the a shaml never corrett ne mn th their al Photographs by Warrington Daw son. Copyrighted, 1900, by News om Wrist to elb paper Enterprise Association. a ae tation #0 ming he sb papyr rowboat thiek th us one must wade never which cannot qui Their ar in, i ther > In ¥ t to ed over the as at if one eo heny in youth whieh they can al though later tn life they remove the leg ornaments and keep only bore the are. When (he woman reaches matur ity she adds a huge lar of steel to her equipment diameter belng a foot or more der this are other steel collara, and her care are ne after string of beads. Taken ail in all, her steel ar bead ornaments average a weight of some 50 oF 6 pounds This metal tubing almost suffices to clothe m; but they Wear also & leather apron, atitehed Intends to go wot quire Admiral of Fleet two belonging | o but tts a etenmn wtired Hit pander Atten da supert southwestern side, * Natvasha, where Col Roosevelt will come out from the/ Sotik, camping on Attenborough's ground. It seeme odd that by re tiring from the navy Attenborough should have got promotion; but Lake Naivasha boasts three litte sa to settlers alo. princtpa { pride launch, belonging to a ish naval officer, Com borough, whe estate on the ust Oppos: he bowte ® n ite banks, Ax crea or per whereas in England he was only a/on with fiber, which they can never| and in which they live and commander, here he t# called “Ad-| remove miral of the Lake Fleet, |aleop from youth to old age (Note—Admiral Attenborough | New Kind of Justice. j Showed Roosevelt a royal good time) 4 short time ago, Lanana, the| jearly in July, letting him shoot! king of the Masal, came with hie some of the admiral’s own private! court into Nairobl \o lodge a com hippopotam!.—-Editor.) plaint against the Kikuyus for Four miles from Nalvasha is the stantial some of his sheep. A few great Masal village, where 400 years back he would have salled tn members of the famous warrior with hie flerce but now worth tribe live in 40 iittle mud huts. The warriors and wiped the Kikeyus hats are bullt in a circle round a@ | out corral into which the cattle are / they let the British government set brought at night. There are en-/ tle their difficulties for them. Len trances from without at every 10/ ana is « fine old savage, with some jor 12 huts, the rest presenting to/ thing mongolian about his onst of = cocmmmmng | features, His royal robe ts a gor geowe red blanket, and his Iqeignia are a marquise ring of fing ham mered steel which covers his middie finger from base to tip, and an ear ring In his right ear which causes his lobe to drop down to the shoul der. | When I by Mr. H. BP. Ward, head of the Boma Trading Co, Lenana gravel shook hands with me and bade me welcome through an interpreter He refused to let me photograph him though, pretexting that he was not very well. [The Best Placeto Buy Shoes SECOND FLOOR ARCADE BUILDING, \ Sample | tas been ca been called for § o'clock Tues day night, at the Mitchell hotel, Olympta, and the members of the logisiature and the engineers who drew the plans for the improvement fre invited to attend Aa the bill, If passed, will enable any section of the state to improve waterways and harbors at the ex pense of the property owners, it is meeting with general favor through: | out the state | VOTE FOR QUEEN Concessionaires sy August 20th 1 Queen iva . Contest We are selling a fine line of REGULAR $4.00 TO $600 YALuEe 89 50 an $3 FOR All Stylea—All Leathers, Men and women who want good shoes will save money by getting their shoes from FREE COUPON BALLOT Carn Cut this out and mail or send Concessionalres Day Committee | § Hvwaqunrtar, Ye Cees tan ear | SUAR SAMPLE SHOE STORE ner 40th and 14th streets, This Room 202 Arcade Buliding. coupon entitles holder to one vote Take Elevator, only, Write name tn full, | Arrangements ‘iin him} ens! ring tke cob | the | Un It's different these days. Now| was introduced to him} SSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1909 POET HELD UP; TELLS Aug 4 local CHICAGO, Klobber Aigmund a has he held up at the musale of a revolver in the poet com plained to the pollee that wan hands of a pretty and fash jonably attired girl and robbed of a $160 The r toc park diamond stad Wher place near Lineotn in the afternoon, The ballad maker deserib ed the ineldent thus Yo damsel wudden swung ye gun She'd held behind her back Sigmund still thought hor in fun Hut yot his knees did crack Young Shell out, shell wieht! Ye siren damsel erted And thrust ye gun—how impolite Forninst young Klobber's hide out, thou varlet Nor hem por haw from jaw Could stay the female bold She took into her shapely claw Hite diamonds and his gold Sigmund’s follow tho kolght And If thou yell'st thou'rt dead Thus spake then with eht And dainty step she Now not, un Curned ye damsel fled. MYSTIC. SHRINERS PLAN BIG PARADE are being com pleted for the celebration of Shrin day at the A. Y. P. exposition j August and as 4 epecial dispen sath m bas received from ree L. Street, Imperial potent of the Shrine order, an election of officers will be held on that May Many Masons are expected to joln in the fowtivitiew, as these are the jonly Masonic exercises planned for [the exposition. One of the features lof the celebration will be the parade which Shriners from Oregon, British Columbia and northern Ida ho, ax Well aa thin state, have been Invited to participate. Arrange ments have been made for a number af camels and elephants for the parade fair footpad is still at large Lowen Prices Consistent With Quality FTES New Siyes for Sommer: OF IT, WAITING POEM! BLESSES MOTHER CAN'T FORGET GHE MARRIED IN THE WAY HER DAUGHTER IMITATES After Aug. 4 and NEW YORK turning to their homes bride to her bridegroom to hi marri¢ ond | Hing the they had Just beer Kemp Jones confess mother and father—that d, Gladys Frank the Joney jr jointly Dorothy Co were weparale ly were nove and with and then forgiven permitted to go away parental blessings to enjoy a hone She ts a daugh Kemp; he a manufacturer moon by the sea ler of Mra. George aon of a New York Elopement Startling. The elopement was all the starting to Mra, Kemp a daughter left her at the Warrington at yesterday to take an auto ride tn the Jo she promised to Ume to make afternoon calls Kemp had to make the calla alone When she returned she received long distance telephone menage |from Miss Dorothy not to walt din jner for her, Mrs. Kemp did not tn more noon oatensibly return Mre jbad come Bhe supposed her daughter had met friends and gone to dine in a suburb, The girl wan out later than she ever had been before alone, When she did return whe told her amazed mother that }uhe had just been married to Frank Jones. n The tidings swept back in memory to her own girl hood and also troubled her. She had eloped with George Kemp and |divoree followed. After that she | wrote a warning to parents jeral against letting their daughters marry sous of millionaires today Mra. Kemp felt much hap plor, though still nervous after the strain of a nleepless night Love certainly does find way,” she said to a reporter |Jones and my daughter were ‘ried In Providence, My only regret is due to thelr youth. But they were married in a manner that ap pealed to their youthful spirite, Mr Jones has three years to go before he can get bis degree in Harvard ed Her Own Elopement. Mra. Kemp its Mr mar and my daughter has only just fin | has the ma Hobbies Shes for Women | You must ‘come and inspect the splendid assortment of new styles in women's Shoes for summer | rived. 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For full particulars and information, berth reserva- tions, etc., cal GEO, P. CAVE, Cc. Gen'l Agt. 705 Second l on or address D. M’NAUGHTON, C.P.A. Ave., Seattle, MOTHER WHO ELOPED when her} park with | in gen: | But} oe Lar ge Tracts $50 and Up Large Lots $35 and wh THLy, M8 4) AND $2 mo GIRL ELOPER her ehool twhed tude won'h are what takg property wut tal pray Hrenverti re bulldy Pondertal Helghte fe ag 0 6 spend yard | we are otterig A FREE TRIp | © DAVY yard Heights, We ns 4 hat & small fie nerton Helghty large retuppg. & Inne prog t the pp office Had @ Right | Young Jone’ fats | pleased with t My boy I foct right te Jone een in hi |Parkay. “There running away My On the idle r hold in a | Mr. Jones and her home toda | would not interfer of Says Father of og wed If b harm | with | take | new | they | the pair them to start o The marriage ce formed by tt and t Kptec i The bride x doek Keane the bridegr 1 ten’ ride. Sealtie Homeseehers (y | Pr denve 119 4 wae “ALASKA WOMEN AND "chor of the nang auto, CHILDREN AT FAIR The children of Alaska wil thelr day at the A-Y-P. expositio tomorrow, Every ebild from | far north whe exent at th | gate at 10 o'clock and properly | tified will be Into the far grounds and entertained all day b a committee headed by Mra. Mary A. Hart, special commiastoner of the women o! fair, Fr day w A Vomen's day at the ex; and elaborate program rlainment has been arranged. SOUTH END PEOPLE AFTER A LIBRARY Twitchell quire from what place the message | have Ider passed ka at the Jor of ente Sohmer ..... $250 Chickering & Sons§2p FA representing r dents | beto! | the Be i) i* d the but they will wear well and will “acquainted” uth end ting of the t Gerhard ...ijm Marshall & Wendell ,,. Kelso ..,.. D. S. 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