The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1909, Page 7

=e asi? tpee ss SARS OS =. APNE BAIN Te Ff i~ ) S. Far wer. auth Wi THE STAR ‘TINY PRINCESS ‘NOUMA GIVES BABY WAY GIRL TO GIANT HUSBAND, THEN DIES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 1909 7 400 SNVED, OME SPENDS TWO YEARS’ SALARY 2:20" ON ONE XMAS CELEBRATION fvenerr iso nas DEAD ding pending at don't “ “KEEP CHANGE” DAY (Ry United Press) le " “Ne —— 1 oe De a, FAIR CO-EDS ON IRON RACKS Regn organi oping out his be TN c to . ° “wo or r A 1) hen med th ab 1) yey 1 a Me ham Weeping out his hour's orrow ov TO STRAIGHTEN CURVED BACKS! i: : re a Hija nb ny BeBe, Des. Hn Beles hes bie ma vat o By United Press.) ~~ 7 not the or elty is ashington | it would be hidden t ouquet of | AmRRI " roy ‘ Ar ’ " i Kee ( ge” da linary sine, Maurice A. Growdy, a cherry” dieaster was & J f 1 pe th was “F Change trouper, Is day enacting an un ant arose boleite of da some spender resting him and la bringing him |day ir rett, and there's @ lot of usual yole in this city. In the casket Peat gre lee «oh 1 f it, b t t for pre % the 5 i in the ar men’s Gunboat Ready to the remains of his wife, known dhs nnygy nee: tre ala n Chr 1 ' to the | pockets today, for Christmas shop ‘ » the stag Princess Nouma, a rete! me ; Y pent all $24 fe heast the « he 1 The car men accommodate Corry Deposed President) iiijic ot bur W pounte le wetahe Sikhs “ahve seek wite hoy-iat mmission ‘ with Jc in @ thousand ways dur to Join the Late Mr.) °*" tomo Although a searc ‘ ‘ n , nd bee My ype Mey rt en , rohan ek Castro. after having trave |direction of Stat Hine Iney - round ¢ ‘ ary d Hodge insist nt enet r cha ide shows and va Little, of Carbondale, the bodies |!4nded him tn bie ennd BF oe arrie This mor Jof no more vietima, in addition to |, Ma + ek, three a Je hd “BHIRTCUMSTANTIAL (By United Pree) jafter an opera 1 K the Slat Risteay vécovered re [hie pda 0 : EVIDENCE NAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec, 24. | Camo a mot © hours foul de und created a big m nt the : lias’ to be t nt in the| the operation she fond rong een re all Ra ule, Matt arrest. und : , or litt ; in, Mary the to-| ttle four € lof the dinaste ‘ ade 1 hes t ‘ ‘l I , - hel paring t e pe jin & baby inoubator, At 3 o'clock |} plosion wa caused b noun 4 the pew 1 he the @ a 2 ? os te ‘ ard of soldters|!® the afternoon the hospital nurse genrded lamp carr 6 AN Pi ‘ 1 h the bond, t . Comic ive Dave Tema jayal to the|Moted & restlessness in the little although the presence of mas in the |b! eattle to place hin e thanked Vandervesr and the , tar to his mansion | mote Five minutes later she} leectién of the mine where tt of. | Kae all cor th morning for - - — was reports they will escort | tled i |dent occurred was unknow! : . on considered . at handing him @| ALBERT HANGEN, Jeweler. fe Corinto, where he will board], Growdy ts 25 years of age, and | Members of the réacue ' lar acter, He ts ev futmas presen First and Cherry Mexican gu hat Hes in the = Shelbyville, Ind. s unusual that « man w : Optical Department. : [ioe and Delhi caused him to be mine last evening 1 Pelloved that Zelaya will go ed to the stage. Princes wi aA NNNTIRSTTES int directly to jNouma was Mathilda widow of " " tude the there, | irted || Barot, Hungary, before went on | |names of W ry rain until the| the stage, She was 26 ye of age, | |engineer, Eugene Barrett CR ae he Satine gene ert hi ge famonds Snaliah fluently Physicians say | assistant manager Miners know “ease the ehild will live Snyder, Greeco, Romeo and Har For this week only we are \ aa Bnyder, Greeco, Romeo a alle Ay pct Do bahwguereae= s. jbor, and an unidentified Italian 5 elling $50 diamond rings (iit Correspondent of the Unitee| SALVATION ARMY lalso Jont the 1.00 HOWN aiid tebe bi Press.) 6. AND $2 i 5, Nicaragua, Dec IS DISTRIBUTING | z c P. Aug. Heinze, the rough andjcatchascatchcan with the WEEK ean to Colon.}—Gen BASKETS TODAY) tumble financier of Butte and New |Canadian government, and today . advance upon} TWo hundred and forty baskets of Rainier Grand hotel, to spend the jor thirty cents. It's not possible to . 4 before | Provisions will be distributed by the MISS BIGELOW SHOWN STRAIGHTENING A GIRL’S SPINE ON | otldays with hia friends, Hugh I./tell which by looking at him or 705 First Av. entire |Salvation Army this afternoon be) WHAT LOOKS LIKE A MEDIEVAL TORTURE INSTRUMENT, ON CHARGING and W. McC. Whit talking to him Room 119 Main 7294 moving te ne} tween 3 and 6 o'clock, from the same old F. Augustus, a| Heinze is a man of unlimited ae eee Army's headquarters at the mer} ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dex made, and measurements taken of silvery above the temples, a|physical and financtal nerve. He th Bs ta’ the sweeping defeat of the /of Peg av. and Olive at Out of 150 freshmen girls the each freahman gi After a care | larger around the waist, but has de mobs of raging miners at Rama and Recero, last ch basket will contain enough | Univ y of Michigan there are ul study of these records, Miss] his shoulders are thrown back with In Butte and in 15 minute — 5 Tuesday and W anestay,| too to an rate sized fam-! who have curved spines. For each = “ge Poeypane eotaie a | ue rs or 4 a ilbed rey seeatias Henry en tor ihe mar the ais of the el army for » ! days and w " cs which she considers needft i iibiiaiaseieaenl and hie bat haan’t lost that peculiar had started out to lynch. He owned been pursuing the troops of /@bIy represent the first wholes of these affiteted girls there are cer. exeretwes are first given with the! x dip over one eye, that the miners of the district courts of Bilver Bow ities president that avolded | foo that most of the «(tain exercises given in Barbour girl's back bare, that the instructor] Thomas B. McMahon, an « Butte know so well county while the Standard Oi! Thee anants of the|bave eaten In months. jsymnasiom, by Katherfne Bigelow, may if her theory works out |"Y. Yesterday file ait in the | Heinze in still a young man, but owned the supreme court of Mon "s troc nave either been| The distribution will be under the woman's physical director, all ¢ New exercises added | pert burt against the Indepen~ |) bas ived the ves of a half aitana. He fought for millions in B the al Dentists 3 to tie mountainous country | rection of Brig. and Mrs. I sass diag to bring the co-ed back to wher student has strength to | dent one company which will | dozen men, and there {# nothing on |these courts, venal and corrupt as| y fete interior or have been dis-|¥hO sre tn charge of Washington her normal condition and health stand m | interest every telephone user in the | hi, ¢ ow for It. He fought they were. He fought fire with fire : ee cctieally pothing /@2d Oregon. Miss Rigelow believes that every, The apparatus used for curved| city. It Is the beginning “ & lems! | ting tard O} over the map/and never whimpered. Whether | h of the Betradans.| Tomorrow evening ther 1 be Public school should have a trained spines Includes a table that looks | {ht against the charging o» of Montana, k a whirl at William | th andard Oil settled with him woh that noth.|® Christmas tree at which clott tne director to { gently instruct in s nome fiendish torture tn, | ort ality Assonsed mUbROFIDOES | Andrews Clark, of Sliver Bow, and |for or. their talitions ls nat Seiak save the ca feces ties | will be given away, both at physical sctence. It would mean of & medieval age than a 'f they fall to pay their b ro | of questionable atorial ord, known, although Thomas Lawson futo the hands of the rebels |Quarters and at Ballard. Clo fe stooped men and women, she century blessing. On the|the 10th of the next °o!N8 ted tn with the bulls and bears of leans toward the larger sum | fess the newly appointed presi-|for both grownups and childrer s patient ls «trapped, hands pes _ i the Wall st. stock exchange, carried He was later actively engaged ied. Sede Madris |books, dolls, shoes, and many other ,'® Barbour gymoasium are com rafes which work from McMahon claima this to ees!‘ around a cart load of indictments, with Banker Morse in the pyramid It is an unfortunate thing that ‘eeaihrow of things that will make this Christ. ? apparatus of all kinds, to ald pulleys at the head and each side, | eccording to the franchiee « nd ne turned a hair. In addi-\ing of banks in New York. Morse | early always the cases that come appears tmminent |mas a happy one for hundreds of the correction of these * poor,’ The heavy straps ch side | the pany by th & uh th has had several 'is now at the door of the peniten to us are almost hopeless. Once Joka Breissford, of North Da jebtidren who otherwise might have ®048¢d, feminine spines. The case are so arranged that w the spine, He quotes from th —-——- ~ in a while we get hold of a .uan Rota, wan wourtd t ree te es | been sorrowful is indeed stubborn that shows no is curved to the the left f#pecifically states jor woman whose teeth have not jet for na the tala, ahi Made |MEN NAMED FOR a po corrective work, Miss Bige. at the cur -arvat is yo dental wrrge es and = a broad od ag poor ase tow ys fe most Y cleen restat [der ore the missing teeth with Mt- hours Inter, on tod agg ing a2 | RAILROAD OFFICES For each coed affiicted with cular spot, draw “als y HEA TB tle or no trouble; but in the ma- ann ae canted into —— spinal trouble there is an oxercine curved column to the left) states t © ar j jority of cases they come to us at gin ely x bare Ww. D Ski general freight suited to her individual needs. At at that pla The coed holds this me f if the 7) the eleventh hour. Ours fs the court ; } and passenge the beginning of the semester an position for from two to fiv to ive up n f the | ” of last resort. We are expected to 7 — }@ Washington examination of each student ta| utes, according t furance MoMabh is Why not get some now—this mo-|the stomach and intestines, and,/do the impossible thing and build jnonnes rg “go te - so for me t and fore 4 yourself of be ingle dose will digest UP @ perfect structure with little opened in Seattle ered ‘ ‘ " agi. or « foundation t upon. BHT FLYING |. General fretent PRR Ete e eee ee eee ee s)WILL GET UP EARLY | iio uoucr the tras toe ges miki and prepare for gesimilstion into |The tact that we ate able 10" 0 7 . ts t I the blood all your food the same ae b office, Central t aebhier refure verfect work in many cases, speaks * About T: f * TO GO TO CHURCH ® sound, healthy stomach would! ?* pe | general t ut Transfers. the bill wae $12. ; vol s for t yerfection of Our 0 ND freight office, F. R. Han *® Editor Star Will you kind. @] Members of the Swedish Lutheran vera “ « ~ = Meth od of teeth storation. Such Dearborn st. and First av.; and the |® ly let me know through the #|churoh, « r Ninth ay. and Btew.| sieved from his former ° When Diapepsin works, your! cases prove that fundamental | passenger station at Dearborn st. * columns of your paper whether ®/art st. will get up carly to attend | West Heattic to 2814 Franklin ay.) O° Oo CMM Rese Ot tae Ow OF Be Stomach rests—gets itself in order, | principles of the work are right. It (Geusbeboks jand Railroad ay., W. E. Tingling, ® ® person te entitled to ride on #|Chrisunas services, They will be|and asked to have a telephone in- | OF Grucintions undigested food: ‘cleans up--and then you feel like | fy a source of great satisfaction to % depot ticket agent @ one of the care of the @| held at $:20 a. m. tomorrow. Other! tallied in hia new home The cor ~ oo ne — a poh wee” . eating when you come to the table,/us when a patient writes in and o Goten Massachusetts| The new company will begtn run. ® Electric company after he has @| gervices will be held at § o'clock | pany install the instru- | 10 che and dissiness, and your| °C, nat you eat will do you good is us how pleased he is with the Willa ges. ning trains through to California ® Paid one fareand gets @ tran {Christmas evening This ts the! ment $12 bill had been | (eee ee — Pe Absolute relief from all stomach | work we did for him. It is only a To bls Interviews given out at the }on the first of the year” At that ® fer on another Ime and fails to #! 18th Christmas anniversary that the | paid pai Gronie alse + tne fh cng misery is waiting for you as soon| question of time, after all, until time he announced the flight toltime the transcontinental freight * Present It till the time limit @| pastor, Martin L. Larson, has ¢ he proceedings started yesterday ye ao nga as you decide to take a little Dia- the fame of this work is spread urn, Tillinghast | bureau tariffs will be am: # on the transfer has exptr #| brated with bis congregation, and are to co ompany vape’s Diapepsin costs only 59 pepsin. Tell your druggist that yon! abroad to the four corners of the mechanics in his em-|as to include the new Ii pee A READER. | be js only 45 years of age at that. stall the t and to discon. | cents for a large case at any drag want Pape's Diapepsin, because you! continent, through the unsolicited perts and that they| Portland * No—unless you use the ® nect ‘the hone at his former | #tore here, and will reliev most want to become thoroughly cured | testimonials of those who have had > the machine without #& transfer within the time stipu #/ A FINE XMAS& GIFT. me. obstinate case of indigestion and his time the work done. Be assistance or directior | DANCE AT DREAMLAND. *® lated kd * Rarney & Berry Roller Skates for) it was made returnable January | Upset stomach in five minutes Remember, if your stomach feels REGAL DENTAL OFFICES, Everybody Saw the Plane. Dance tonight Admission free. * } Boys and Gtris 4 tn department No. 4 of the su There is nothing else better ta out-of-order and uncomfortable now | N. W. Cor. of 3rd av. and union St. epoorss of oe — a Bs ts "pe RRR Re at A. L. HALL, 1111 Firat av. *** pertor court. take gas from stomach and cleanse | you can get retief in five minutes. | Across the street from Postoffice. r rom various rections. on oa " is 7 in MMany of those who saw the craft i outlines of frame of the only ‘one above which machin Hopedale on, Upton boro, Sou was rep from Be inghas! Ry and refused in any fs the Femarkabie a ting, ar it to the the attracted ip has been c re that they could make two men seated in ship. eo was see Grafton Natick Framington. dt statements to Boston person was aboard r, shat the frame chine could be dis-| o ton Common remained to @ Th ntor of one of the ships the world | Pe known has grown here into al in the ip from here to New | er k to and that his ma n a speed of 120 e tru nae wa Justice wift ‘ma ae” t to he b S¥arning ‘ plant MOTHER RECOGNIZED THE LAD IN STRIPES los (By United Preas. ANGELFE Ca Dee 4 Mt knowing that ad serv & term e low tate pent- | Wary, Mrs anklin, the er of who Senten ar f Be Quer shonasia & tobias tore here Realy, wa a befor rior Judge to be lentent j oll young man. 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