The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1909, Page 14

14 THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1909. } ple think | juittet INTERES TING STORY It has been proved that aun spots ») jaffect earth currents, but now, Hel -_——-- —_ —— jence is trying to find out if i.e | i od Nothin doin | " | When the famous Metiakahtialtried and tried ing ¥ =——==/(f THE R Poti ) oop tape Died ot oe » Indian band (pronounced Met-la-ka- | They tried some more, About seven Salaiaad in bie ta Haagen A He | vat-bat-kat-hoocha > ma-kooch-batta- | made connections at the same In , PBN xn nines a San 36 foot Nas: Re akama-onwdacoca), which was/stant, Biff! The entire band fled The ‘Black Patch That Has Been) Hut are parthquaker Induced bY Ihe | the feature of the livestock show | They took to the tall and un Tain | to ‘ into the band busl-|and jt & week before the Doing Things to Mother Earth! ‘The sun apot which cadlell mH today, firet went into «2 band m4 ant dt was & week before they Is 46,000 Miles Across, but It’s) much discussion last week waailO-|inciy bright for thelr tutor, Father | the surprising announcement a 000 miles In diameter, Sir Ratert | (>* ; 1 e¢ Not as Big as the Record. Fie Duncan Father, we are a band; we can ae Hall, British expert on sun sB0ts, | Hather Duncan t# the only white | all make a noise at the same time ” . wee pest — oa a wpot was 60,000) can living on Metlakahtla island me one bas said in the dim, oe ew et 0 P, hy is spot? tye re . he: ne band id born he| dim past that practice make er M4 y alnce the latest pimple on ; A ve aay J earths such as ours, | wh he PASNIAT ene ot the prope fect. Also, that dripping wa + will the livid face of Old Sol appeared | if pleked up by the hand of seme) iii up to some wealthy Alas-|eventually wear away ‘ or The “ a few days ago, strange things have) Titan, could be dropped into a hole! Kans and they finally consented to nothing like that, And the year ! been hap sing on the earth, Sch) the size of the sun spot as easily! handle that end of it if Father Dun |have brought musieal ability and amined entists are apending hours - yor fase siptig of peas is dropped Into} oan would promise to never let the fan to the Metiakahtla > “ A } ne opes trying to find out ‘ hat pela vei o _ . ; Indians get away from the teland at Fath Dun an ie proud of | hi sda Serie: ¥ Pie cullar influence this # pot has jowever, In the case of this'sun|the same time with their instru-| charges here are 60 member on earthly affairs. , |apot, the earths woud stick out Hke | ments \They will be a feature of the es ‘ H - A little orange dot on the wun's | warts nune the hole is only 2,600 It was great day, the day the | A-Y-P. to the clone They will moulten surface grew into a black] miles deep, while the earth is some-| nice shining Instruments The | give a special concert Baturday for rae , ‘ . patch at least 45,000 miles across. | thing like 8,000 miles in diameter good father gathered his charges | the children : It spread like a drop of ofl spreads! White the latest sun spot tn 46,000 |together and alloted the drums Saturday is to be peng and our sale Of cx r i when It is dropped on water. lmiles wide, you can seo from the |horns and other tooters, He told| Wrangel day, as well as Children’s Then things began to happen photograph, taken with the aid of 1 how to pucker their lips and | day, so Saturday will be one bie W erctand that t ‘ ' here. Barthquake shocks were felt!y powerfal refracting telescope, that | how to approach the pieces, ‘They ‘day for the Indian band boys ' throughout the middle west, nota lit js only a small part of the man's! - hepasee we have douhiel ti bly at St. Louls, Beautiful trides| surface, But the sun tx 866,600 | ib cences of the aurora were vieible 48) iniies wide-—so much larger than " | ise of ¢ stock ‘and te ° far south as New York on the nlght/ine earth, from which it is separat 1] of the Hudson-Fulton naval parade. | oq py 92,800,000 miles, that we can i the “new method” has reduced A strange tieup of telegraph |oasily imagine what one of these | wires preceded this; In fact, there | spots moans to terrestrial aff 't I our present profit per gar- was such rong current on the| Sir Rout Ball has figures out yard Hl lines induced from the earth that|the spots never occur far from the ; faa —_—_—_— iH ment to 50 per cent. of what messages were sent by it from St. | sun's equator, and the closer to the | Rryan Day Tuenday ei . Thousands il Louis to Cincinnati without the bat-|equator they are, the greater their) one of the largest days in attend: | ang the | i te Was in ‘const seme: teri jintensity and fufluence on the earth. |ance of the A--¥.-P. We have word) wore held up 1 : In West Duxbury, Mass. » little | The present spot ts only about ton | from veto Boca : | ning. Yeve 5 We are showing the most : - dogrees south of the sun's equator.|4 radius of several hundred miles | icctric and ¥ | THE LITTLE SPOT ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE DISC I8 THE | band of religious fanaticn wan pray. |aithill Wai ty tee tn ane re. {saying that they will #6 08- | ince was “dead a exter aed tars tl LATEST SUN SPOT—THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN FROM | ing, in full belief that the wo' apect, it fe hottest at ite equator, |tione to greet the great C ig med header | ‘te THE REFLECTION OF THE SUN THROWN BY A POWERFUL | coming to an end. Of course they | spect. It We Motlmal wt lim equator. | Rls Oo ident Chilbers The power tre | TELESCOPE ON A CURTAIN [were mistaken, greatly #0, but ney-| 0Ul. J ng plant at B | rs " ne ir ya ba: 4 + ij We are'told that the material | Which tn the mare popular—N0y" | due to some tr H ° of which the sun is made is | %" ee ah tee hea Hj Chon but etn heey [ste mre | CETS $10 TO SOOTHE curtain around the sun fee eee ee Extensive prepara | deep mystery-—ae deep an is |! nm are t bt ianBe Uy the | dios Sg n managemne ake os one of the biggest crowds of the | That the aurorn, electric waves | One iH Ov t d » Jand the sun have something in|"“"* ne peniaeae Mra, Esther Mclean of 1 i ercoais an AINCOH happened the other day by the jury in her suit f B 2 t | - against T. L. Dabney, a wealthy ff or Oys 2 tO Buy Pre are to furniture man with a store at 2013 i ’ WANTED 10 PRICK : Mel ‘ ar a Pid ; m Others sell at $4.50, New Other sell Titec wonted 45 A, ee cLean sued for i her Ha , New hers sell at $7.50) ' anlere om enduee, ments and | claiming that last October Dabney Hl Method Price......$3.50 lethod Prices2am my se nail Saree a sage sealed gre nee ane @ Others se 00, New Others sell at $1000, ey aa nh November wrote a letter saying |f , ~ id P these prices, unica that it was all off i Method $4.00 ethod Price... fodiented. "are for strictly. first i See } 7 Beas and Patter, Will End Saturday. me m hod Price $500, r pai’! oH The A-¥-P. livestock and. poul- |i sb mercy! ns utter, AS “HH EA gertaly wilt soon night | © proceedings of the sup@tior | Both the livesto 4 poultry w a court were about to be Interra A | mrctiere be on exhibition until 10 o'clock. ff |by the horrified exclamational of live, dike: over. [A special program of trick riding |f e e S el | Women visitors this morning, ty under 3 ibe 4.5 jand other special events has been |f ° lJudge Shackleford wustained t rit arranged for Saturday afternogn \f lobjection and that of the attomMey | poo, and evening to take place in the /f 4 lfor the defendant ag livestock show arena | First | Avenue e We're going to quit the shoe Going out of the business. } Every pair must be sold. | Nothing held back. No plums stowed away. No “resurrection” after the sale is over. Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes all mark- ed at less than factory cost. ‘ We're Going to Quit! HICKEY - FREEMAN | OVERCOATS Have ever been a source of pride in our shop They are correctly styled in every sense of the word and while of the “Hickey characteristics they are not burdened with fancy pocket flaps and other un- All the they are simply which comply with the dictates of they have many Freeman” staple features. time, overcoats Fashion and appeal to Men and Young Men 1 who appreciate Gentlemanly raiment. NEAL BOYLE 423 Pike | torner started to atick a pin jn/ ithe od rene) | Oate jatern | Wash: | CHICAGO, Oct. &——Jamen Hamil-| in8',, lion Lewin, of thie city, who recently | shorts, te H| board and was drowned. 17 years eying the Renton Glave Co, for $1 a4, waa on the -m stand in department No. & |To! show that the plaintiffs hand had | been permanently injured. ble) nt Leon Kenneth Burnley, old, who is jeona, doren jgian hare, Th. sees Meats, Live Weight. ic teers, ib. Hfinger of the witness, The a@pr- | Sommon © |ney for the defendant objected a et re i |for 20 minutes the two lawyers | Hors, ib | wrangled over the question whether | Wetners j trial. orn ‘COLONEL JAMES HM main Reena 22.00 24.00 16. 00@ 17.00 vince Mb. 60 GIT. 00 | Ragtern Washington double compressed lontst porte i [returned from a visit to China, whieh | Mid: 06@ 33.00 tar 00@ 31.00 ® diplomatic mission, left for Wanh- | Cy, : 004 33.00 Ingto: -d 'e day » on| Whole corn, ton.... 00@ 86.00 soe: fgg eg Shab te “Mr Lew. |Cracked corn, ton 00 38.00 Viet be Sine. oaptinl ethy, See, Saw od corm, meal, ton 0G 36.00 in, It wae learned today, received a/ Rolled oate and bar- telegram from Washington the same! ley, mixed 31.00@32.00 day that Becretary Knox summoned | Fruit—Selling Pri | Chartes BR. Crane, newly appointed) aypies, local ane minister to China, from San Fran-| Apples, Wenatchee i clace fot conference on the 4 re| Local corn lace for a conference on the affairs | Wenatchee cantalees. 1 of the far Ba Col. Lewis, rm country lLocal binckberrie upon hie de parture for | Local plum Local tomatoes Wa ton, confided to no one the aii os Home grown Bart- dette seeeee -16@ 1.26 Yellow ontons i Ttallan Prune 50@ eo 1 sentenced to five years’ penal ser vitude. The charges against im YOU WILL SAVE MONEY li were of fraud in connection with By having your den ithe bankruptcy of Feltham’s bank, eee oe which he founded, In the courer The of the trial, evidence was gfyen . [that he had defrauded more than 00 persons through the bank, It was also adduced that he Mimd a swindled 18,000 other persons by " e means of the International Segpr | ities corporation, | BOY DROWNS IN | price charged by who have for years been uals to arly I ¢ my work Is Againet hice EDWIN J, BROWN, D. D. &., om Bay een Co dentints LAKE WASHINGTON. | 718 tnt ws While playing on Kast Seattle yesterday | John Francis Sweeney, old son of Mr. and Mrs. | Sweeney of Anacortes, the pler At afternoon, the ear Jan r. fell over The body was recovered a few minutes later, | Drs. Davidson and Burns made every efforts at resuscitation, but the little chap was beyond human aid. While Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney | were visiting David Kellogg, little | John went down to the pier to play He was heard to scream, but no one saw him fall into the water. | LETTERS CAUSE ARREST. | LOS ANGELES, Oct, 8—Roland |H. Ritchto, a real estate dealer, was | placed on trial charged with writ HALL'S SAFE & LOCK CO.'S 8 jing threatening letters to J. A,| Graves, v president of the Mer . : chants’ National bank || Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. MANUFACTURERS 12 OCCIDENTAL AVENUB, keeps lis toleph "i or village gomsip. | | | ‘The devi i the boy could have his finger) Lambe, ib ‘ “one REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR, pricked with the pin Chotce steers, Ib m4] fe, independent Genters, pang: . r ry It is claimed that young Puragley | Dressed Mente, The way to praixe a woman's fig- | “Ab gi! Rings, som gee soon slipped on a pile of bottles ast | Veal, ts 260 10% ure in to sneer to her about some TH November, while In the employ of | Ves! meaium 14 Gis | body else's. 306 James the defendants, and severely cut) Poeeltry Poote—Selliag Prices. The thing gets a girl exc his hand, permanently injuring it. | Oyster am ton +4 $$ | about @ love letter is what a blot | Clam ehelia, DOM vas i it CANS. Lean, lg ae tage oem “9 |e shells, w. 3, is hae wae Do you want to buy a home? See | objection of the attorney for the} a 1 eo | The way to write a good love : defendant on the ground that the} bs we letter is to be careful to say noth-| The Star's classified real estate | experiment might result in blood | Re < ing rational in it columns. | Room 11%, | poisoning. The case is still on 1.1% — - aa its KING SEEKS COMPROMISE. | STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN | (Ny United Press.) iH LONDON, Oct. &—The king thus ff — far has been un: waful in ar-| ranging & compromise in the bud —— ~ neninanensinaon Ket controveray however, to prev He in still trying, ent a crisis ALBERT HANS First and ¢ 00 YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, | RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH | REGISTERS? OCTOBER 11th, 18 Piano A. Ca Manufacturers’ The take possession of the C. r m here at Mudhurst on-the ‘ waa ri ge to New fore fine half block north of Pike. The manyl H pregringe But Jt te rain | ; a me t LONDON, Oct. &—Henry Bensen hare gov't. get wet ers will dispose of these Pianos regs of Brooklyn, N. Y., whose real w York and get wet eae ‘ ; name is Bebro, has been found | and t soaked ?"—Ar ot former prices + guilty in the criminal court and | Pemoorat They Are Ordered Sold at Fixed Price of $200 Q No More—No Less am Positively no cor missions paid. The oney. Do note ‘i fuse this sale of Pianos with the mala entirely different. 4 ———<— The Manufactures ef Piano Com « pted, Credit Certific facturers want their 1 vertised sale—it is iad,