The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1909, Page 10

UoT ARRIVED ON AMISIT TO EXPOSITION Little Old Woman Comes Alone From Knowing | That Fair Is Over. understand ber laughed and} do you think I am she gave her ag h with some one » and find ont what to do with} SPREE EER RRR RR EH SIX CLAIM SAME FATHER. PHILADELPHIA that the Peter Relist who died 20 years ago, Seeeee eee eeeee Stee ee eee eee eee ie ee eo FIGHTING OVER CHILDREN. United Pres.) & insisted that bis former wife Castellane- Gould marriage { having objected euch a step In LOST LIFE IN FIRE. PORTL aX. own as ‘Barne y Cas from Columbu nelal loss was NORTHWEST CAR SURPLUS. ean Ratlway’s fortni made public here. South and a sw West and Northwe: oop FELLOWS PUT UP BARS. By United Press.) The’ Tennessee "Grand Wie of the Independent Order of Odd Fell today adopted a r membership in the order to dealers in near-beer and also to men who COLORADO ON RAMPAGE. bed again at a poin Yuma, and great river is prevented only b Black Butte across the river to Vol-| PRINCESS IS COLONEL, y United Prem.) toria Loulse was appointed today a sar Guard regiment Emperor William present ed his daughter to the 2 regiment on the grounds SPiRITUALIOT®? CaNYeNTION San Francisco Spiritualists’ which closed ite BAGKAGHE SIMPLY awaits every suf tome of out-of THE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER MOMENT FOR IRELAND; “TAY PAY” HERE FOR FUNDS WHAT WILL’ BECOME OF SPAIN? METROPOLITAN SRE ~ FIGHTING THX. War—Dissolution of Mon- archy—a Republic, May- be—These May Happen Pay "We her From Ferrer’s Death. | TAKES ASSESSMENT ON LEASE-| ,nenious senintalcinaisoe | HOLD INTO COURT AND — fiand and | SECURES ORDER, him @ O'Connor party in The Metropolitan Building com-| There's ¢ pany, the owners of the §0-year|!ng in Bng | lease on the old University campus, | O'Connor on Fourth and Fifth avs, between | States to 5 rty of the state} weak Tory ely upon thelr | pendent the state unt-|me in the minatiy the y university imme Jeompletion, and versity property is exemy cape paying County As jheld that the leasehold, which ts a| people jareat ue producer, is taxab’ If 1 don't SONS OF POOR FEED ARMY DEATH ROLL, and assessed it at $480,000. The | With millions for the writ of certiorari mmanda the | at lea Photograph Showing Bodies of Dea d Soldiers Brought in After Fight | qeron to bri With Moors at Meilil ithe case Into co BARCELONA, Spain, Oct. 13, via|position. Then the army, the no-| a Ireland. Lisbon, Oct. 1%—When a volley |bility, and at ¢ November 23 im old Monju rang out at the fort here today and od Prof. Francisco Ferrer, “the| The common people John Brown of Spain,” {t sounded |ed with the continued military tn a signal that may mean one of the |fluence of th t commanders of biggest revolts against oppression | the poor and starving soldiers, who that Europe has ever seen fare in turn backed up by wealth} it is that millions of people and power 1 have been bossed by tyranny Spain's proud, silly, foolish old | in palaces and forts until they | nobility is trembling today, and the can stand it no longer. people are ready to give them In the first place, Ferrer had/Something to tremble for. All fought the conscription system, By | events indicate a great movement it rich men, whose sons were draft-| toward revolution and a republic, pA Into the army, bought off the| WHI It be founded in blood, as | was France during the days of the | Commune? No one can tell now, place: © (1 the gape | @nd none likes to forecast. sr My ag vada pl ied es | _ In 1873 there was a revolution in| were being thrown into military | Spain that followed the action of | service. These poverty stricken |the Italian king Amadeo, who quit young men were food for the death | h# throne, | military authorities. and their sons [were free rolls in the shaky campaign agair But it was comparatively pe: the Moors in Africa. Row ful. In contrast to thie wan the another opportunity row of bodies have been lald « rioting In this city’s streets recent: | big collection the camp of Gen. Marina me jly. The soldiers fired volley er] great fair are } victims being sons of the | volley into crowds of women and/ bition at the Thus has Spain been rv hildren. | ket for the the day of her ruler's doom. The | Companies of citizens set fire to that institution people here are tired of being th« | churches and nunneries, tore down bottom rung of « so-called ladde: | big buildings, and were deaf to! monarchy. Next above th ries of suffering. Even Red Cross | the beggars, who live off jaide were turned back within ear then come the proud old familie: | shot of the cries of peop who who have no money but high socia’ | were being slowly burned to death. STAR'S DAILY | ARTISTS AT ODDS. | (2'3,"" © v! After om, containing a low cot with *, oF tery, the b master ed in py ne, ture He awoke wh was dripping had grown | MARGARET LANG AND BOY WHO KILLED HER, tent ngkong tter mow lout of bed an By Harold Carter. It lacked i oe ’ ose ve ns AB : arty bade ci ek eae wildest | ready the first tinge of dawr od Potter had reach 7 the air, Everything in the pier and most desolate part of the Cam-| 0 “try c a when, with incredible celer-| The window was heavily barred a ae little thunderstorm sailed up| after the fa countr gl Phe ve CHICAGO, «| Was this some murderous « how off th an's head. | net the wind and covered the sinking sun Johnny then His mother had « » wchool concocted by those wretches? terly he paret a his display of ; sof ra 1 sullenly vom just befor agedy 0 Tie tee woke from Rome to| S0ld. He sprang to the door, fully |(79m Just bef teaged ‘ paint a Uttle cluster of Roman BE bog AN an acet.| tor by the ident, and’ that didn't an tol® jxhoot Miss Lang, who was a visitor | 4emocrats jto the Augustian home on North} ay,, Millvale, a suburb of Pitteburg. | at stand here, a memorial atrician ladies whose tombs t | very names and virtues have be come obliterated from the marble | with the passing centurtes. It was} Ireln parliament politteal fight com: | a few wooke athor money r Englieh parliament house of commons Seneca and Union sts, have t ort of Irel their fight againet the $480 jsesamont levied against the lease into court and will fight the pay-jonly a small allowance |mont of taxes out to the highest |-and It’s pretty | tribunal of the state ja poor but honest # | Judge John F. Main tesved a writ) British Teles. of certiorari, requiring the county} all the larg next British parliame board of equalization and inty | States and Auditor Otto A, Cane, the defend.| Irishmen who want to help the ante in the ult brought, to certify | sod the proceedings of the board, bear-| “In the ing upon the a nent, to the nid O'Connor superior court be powerful Under the se, the bulldings|a Hberal government ted by the company become] pendent on government last few wee from tax-|land 1s coming any thought to es 1 don't believe a better chance ‘ariah, however, | she will get {t into her own again Ireland ever had t thousands records of |ready to gi “Thi le a great moment for The house of ie the last obstacle to home hltamily, An are teaches on the | AT SEVEN HE KILLS — | rut. We al gally mur: (labor of the working people YOUNG WOMAN) election will be the end of the dinguat-| lords as an obstruction to Irish | . dreariness of London lodgings declares that - of jords #o far as it applies to Ire me tell ee ee WILL OPEN BAZAAR | AT WESTLAKE MART ) ctesestnmeshiommstomt space le to be converted Into a big ommodation Japanese and Oriental goods, BIG JAPANESE AND OTHER DIS. PLAYS AT THE FAIR ARE SECURED, ——__. other articles. he market manage ment will exact no charge for floor for various reasons, were unable to fully inspect the big displays of household nec art goods and ourtos displayed at exposition are to have People who This will permit the occu-| pants of the different booths to dis. the A-Y.-P. of leftovers from the to be placed on exhs ostinke public benefit of patrons of | with our ps About 6,000 re MOVE BODY OF MAJ. BELLI, (By United Prem) PORTSMOU ATHLETICS WIN, United Pree) | what now an abandoned a barnstorming en. personal friend ington, was removed to where an appropriate © wan held i | FAIRBANKS OFF FOR INDIA. ly reinterred her memorial ser BLACKBURN TO RESIGN. Unatied Press) (Br Ue WASHINGTON, MANILA, Former Vice NOMINATED IN CONGRESS almoet (By Untied Pree) TO ENTERTAIN JAPS. of the Sixth Ilinois Congressional 4 out of the (istrict nominated William J. Mox ley last night for congress to sue dinner this event special commissioners from J who will spend the next | im this city 8. Ryan was His mothe lleves him, “as do members of th: ad girl's family.| | Mre. Augustian heard the report| | and rashed back to find Miss Lang, | | who had been paying a neighborly | call, dead. CAPT. NILES PROMOTED, (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 Capt Koasuth Niles was today promoted | to the rank of rear admiral, suc jeeeding Rear Admiral Blockinger Capt. Niles formerly was naval sec retary to the lighthouse board. | {Capt. Wm. B. Caperton will suc} ceed Niles on the lighthouse | board. seven miles back to Rome; shelter, | even a tree, was absent | He hurried backward, but before | he had covered a hundred yards the | nt descended, drenching him to | the skin. His feet splashed in his waterlogged shoes, and certain pre-| liminary chatterings warned him of | & threatened attack of the dreaded | malaria, Happily the ascent of a} small knoll showed him a small but substantial house not far away. He hurried up and hammered upon the door. From within came sounds of boorish revelry. A surly Itallan, of villainous appearance, opened the | door at last, followed by au equally ulsive hag. | They made as if to bar him out till he displayed sor plece: gold. At once thetr Insolence was} succeeded by servility, With many | bows they ushered him into a filthy | room, half bare, In which a com-| pany of eviltooking men in herds | SPRANG BACK WITH A SCREAM TOWN SCORCHED. United Press.) BAKERSFIELD, Cal., Oct. 23— The main bustness portion of th POTTER LOOKED IN, AND|tOWn of Moron was destroyed by jfire, which ie supposed to have| men's clothes were quaffing wine | OF HORROR. Pace goog PE acai ded and quarreling over their cards. | - They eyed him suspiciously. The} : | ORIGINAL HEALER BOBS UP, woman whispered to their leader. | expecting to find ite immense oaken | (By Unlved Press.) NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—A “divine healer” who has been in this city for the last five weeks announced |today that he {# the original Fran cls latter, who was reported to} Potter heard the word “gold.” And| panels unyielding. But, somewhat they began muttering together, | to his surprise, it opened. He crept while Potter, with outward uncon-| out noiselessly. The at was cern, made the best of a poor meal | stifiing still, but a cool breeze blew of peasant food through the house We have a room for signor Then he perceived a trap door in|), died ta Hestnes, Neb Gal said the man, cringing. “Hut we one corner, half open, from which | toner #1 He deel thee ee ee shelter poor herdsmen, not rich|a flight of stairs descended to @labundant documentary evidence tn| ® such as the signor {s.|sort of vault. Curtosity mastering | supstantiate hie cate ee Ot I did not recognize the sig | his fear, he began to descend noine-| USSU SS M8 Claim. nors station when he came |lessly, till his feet touched a stone | drenched with the rain.” floor. By the pale light he could|#@w the bones of your last victim | He was shown into a small bed-| perceive that he was in a cellar, in|in the oven | -jone corner of which a furnace} A babel arose. The interpreter} | ed under an immense oven,| translated. And suddenly the whole | |from which came a curious odor.|#s#embly was convulsed with chok: | | Potter lifted the great handle with|!ng laughter. They rose, releasing} }@ fagot, looked In, back | Potter, and clung, howling. n and sprang to one} | | outlines, the bleached white of the! burn men here? Thees man is my} feshless bones xt moment he|father, a poor modeler of foegures 2 |had fled up the ladder—to find the}He work so hard all day, and in a | the world, which will effect so thor-| savage face of the innkeeper and} ight he bake ze clay in his oven ough and prompt a cure as a 50-cent|the herdsmen staring at him |to make heem hard.” | treatment of Pape’s Diuretic, which| He launched himself among them | any druggist can supply, to fight his way to the door, knock-| Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and | it is needless to and worrled, becaus erable |ing them down right and left.| scalp. Leary’s non-alcoholic com this unusual | Oaths and shouts arose; they closed | pound gives life; cures dandruff, preparation koes at once to the out-|in on film, a half dozen clinging to|ftehing, falling hatr, grayness and | oforder kidneys and urin «|him as be made his way to free-Ltaldness, -All druggists and t tem, distributing its cleansing,|dom. They had him down; he| bers, healing and strengthening influence | arose, he fell; he fell finally two directly upon the Organs and @lands| yards from the entrance, and In a cted, and completes the cure be. |" was at thelr merey PROF. ppted 4 realize it And suddenly from thelr midst a | physician, pharmacist, bank-| voice was heard in good, grammati er or any mercantile agency will tell| cal Wnglisht you that Pape, Thompson & Pape ‘Signor,” it called, appealingly evening ginners any thné of Cincinnati is a large and respon-| “what have these good men done| adjoining halls, 10 tea ible medicine concern, thoronstls that you should try to keel them? I py OR RD worthy of your confidence, |too, am Americano, They say you|s=d ss cept only Pape's Diuretic—50-|are mad, and 1 must speak with| Do you want to buy a home? See} treatment—any drug you.” The Star's classified real estate a in the world “Murderers!” gasped Potter. “I| columns. | Mail Order Houses A mail order house in Chicago or some other city may be able to sell you anything from a paper of pins to a house and lot, simply by referrin, to their catalogues, you a good watch that way. are very delicate machines that may be put out of order in a dozen ways after leaving the factory. how to put the watch into shape, and he won't sell one without doing it. order houses do not want to bother with that, and, as a matter of fact, th Waltham Ws t in the world, but whether you buy a Waltham or some other kind, go to a jeweler, tell him what you want, and he will sell you a watch’ in good Do not make the mis- take of trying to buy by mail from any you won't know what you are getting if you do, Waltham Watch Company Waltham, Mass. -When buying a watch always ask your jeweler for a Waltham adjusted to temperature and position, |{| Henry Bldg. Phones: Ex. 75; Ind. 67. but they can't sell A jeweler knows not if the are the be running order, catalogue THE QUAKER SELLS FOR Less” @ q THE QUAKER DRUG 1013~ 15 FIRST AVE~ TWO. stoare - 4o¢ Fall season offers unt pportunities 46 4 kodaker, and if you are a stranger to the delights of we taking, The Quaker will be glad t ‘ We develop, print and « Bring your next batch of Big Land Sale Today ff 3 Loaded to the Full Capacity Yesterday, So Today We R Again Free—Free to Those 5 or 10-Acre Tracts at Birmingt AT $50 PER ACRE On Terms of $2.00 per Month One lady writes: T paid re for 15 years but 1 am now to say T make $200 clear e month raising Belgian poultry. I have 9 small and they have lots of sey milk and cream ang I have lots of free wood water on my 5 acres at 0g ham and would not sell aby any price. Men with brains bay the Sound; fools laugh at fools work for others fe, like the ox, The LAND OCT. 22 AND 23. Big FREE BOAT VENUS, tickets needed, leaves Pier @ at) 10 a. m.; returns at 7 p.m © early to get seats, Now the fair is over we expect crowds every day. Fosgy ways sunshing Over 6,000 acres have been the last 90 days; dozens of houses going up. We have. at big wages for all kinds men. R. R. and street ¢ through this land, as it is 11 miles from Everett. Ge boat; no tickets needed; ori to C. D. Hillman’s o Times Block for free guides of all ae i EIGHT FRESH W, $60C worth of Berries raised FULL OF TROUT AND on one acre of this land at Bir- BASS ON LAND. 15 mingham or Earlington or Pa- waLkK TO BE LAID, cific City. WANTED NOW, Will Do Anything in the Way of COOKIN k, Convenient, Clean and Economicall A Trial Will Convince You. SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY, 1314 Fourth Ave. Fourth and University. Bu sell real estate, ete. ess Bringers. Star classi Navy Yard Row Fast Mall Line for Puget Sound Navy ¥ and Battleships. Steamers H. B. Kennedy, Athlon, wrist and I Schedule In Effoct Until October 16, 190% Leave Seattle—oiaS (oxcopt Sun-| | Time of 8 UB. oun day), *8:20, 10008; *11:30 a. m., 1180, | ¢ *2:80, 4:00, *r88 p.m ag Eig te sabject to enaage et" Thursday and Saturday only 11:30 pom e boats on 8 for Seatile— my 945, 5115, | 50e ed tele roth ren between ageene #8 2 asant Beach Phones: Ind. 7 EVERETT ‘AND “EDMONDS nd tripe Gay iY) 998, MEALS SBRVED, vhou