The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1910, Page 8

This Pretty Girl May Wear Anklets He It’s Quite Proper, She Says MOORE FAI TO TELL WHAT sarangi iwteel-umipuiianmienna oy, nemeaAnDNISS THE SEATTLE STAR re— “DIXIE” HAS FAR THE BETTER OF ye i IT IN PATRIOTIC POPULARITY IN SEATTLE, SAY ORCHESTRA LEADERS IN NEW YEAR’ Ge VANDERVEER | GARGS HE 99 | Humphre ys | Famous Remedy ior Grip ft | ‘Dixie’ ulwaye ellette storma of ap 5 d iy |Nobody Wants to Hear} jiiiso, while the reception accord ~ : The old year wan rung ont to the “Yankee Doodle,” But ° Yarkee Doowle te only per f accompaniment of the roaring of} port funetory, This is true all over this] t la high wind, ‘To the superstitious, All Holler for “Dixie.” | Northern country . \. : Bt the wind’s nolay berald of the com | | Franz Ade ), leader of the or a vad 4 iow yoar & promylae of propitious chestra in the Rathskeller pix: | as neglect } Seventy-five Democrats Woather for 1900's new born her Ob, you Northern town of jie’ ie the more papular, ‘Yankee lkcsiscihay Attorney taal Ther 1 ‘ ‘ s If the wind 4 wlumbered and|te, do you know that in spite of | Doodle’ in seldom or never called Are Disappointed in Not eer la tae baw, pour HIRDIC | ace tuck thal Col Minion wctat wat R. L. Munson, the Pub-|# 501" 8 ' . : ne last, the mind predix we Rive “4 ? | hi ; at the fir i Getting a Rise Out of welegaaes ‘blaat, the mind pret | be preserved,” in epite ot the| TH Wagner, director of Wag lisher of Seattle Weekly, ; ; posed to omer ould have sate 4 2 |ner'’s band and father of music tn . 5 Former Mayor. / preted the silence as a premonition }@, A. R. and the "Bloody Shirt," In| geaitie-“There is no question Arrested. , tf / of @ stormy, 12 months spite unbia, the Gew of the! about {tat all. "Dixte’ is much the! 2 , z ft restemene meen | Aw the cific wan tolling the knett | Qce ge Coban, the origin re popular with Seattle audi : . : 1 Seventy. fiv a | of the dylyg year, the woathor bu 4), incorporated, teado-mark-r rt 4p Mactine he published en article Cough a + griev Ciesppatiied yecterdas lreau inat t wed that @} tered “Yankee Doodle Boy,” und all! ang these men aceurately meas |. 5 er his Riplinger ak ¥ At a luncheon in the Olympus cate jnorth wind was acti ops tj the other f Pluribus Uoum, Bic) ure the meed of sppinuie given by ured bis freedot , fa ij when f Mayor William Hie} Ifor the new born year, The x |Bomper Americanus Vomica Ruse | geste to any piece of jdeal by which Pre nder \ , gaan Moore euccessfully evaded all Jity wan 24 ation an hour, To xpeod! feltiue brand of patriots, “Dixie” i ake By Ole Fie ae et be aitaeinaa’ te Sides bios & }the now y its way, the north | the tune the Seattle andien Fae io town (2te.® “fixed” jury, R mM.) ay i potitions tote mah the mayor wind ac gait as the ¢lamor for, yell for, entre vee ct ccnerae for talkies. am Lene fee ' : ity questi way = oar jdaylight apy 1, and when jembossed carda for, in prefor chines, tas found at fale teh He harke politicians favorable to \ he housewife the wind was|to “Yankee Doodle the faverite oF bt leak 8 WoO with erimé- | ate booed the ta Aye traveling at the rate of 40 mien! Read the following interviews é afk. “wn ne 4 Die friends he would unt } an hour, Duriug the forenoon the) B, F. Leventhal, leader of the iaixing ‘ ¥ pr goul by tt awaited atateme gale abated considerably I@ollese Inn avee Poh Dixie its i ci ae ris that be ( re that be wou ake the t |more popular than ‘Yankee Doo | rive to one bet ff eepoerhey on he will have i mayor. Moore's silence, he j doy ell, 1 should may ft 18! noodle sae with ihe tnt) of & nb The former mayor gave hi 6 does not send In a request OF) oon hieher, There it fe t ¢ al. | fon of what should be done AND ICE FORMS; \'Dixie’ And when the other {*/ <0, i one and in other stores re munteipal campaign |played, the syplause ix not from) cious che same } tutes th owever, did not satiat® the curios the heart. But ‘Dixie, why, when | "Ph ore aeeme to be no « © for . ity of bis auditors. They went tc play ‘Dixie’ the people xet up) oy arwawe nt here, “Dixie the TOOK THE BAKE OVEN TREAT Ragone grams fo yee ft ates eg oad mothers) tune, “Well, away down South in Agent Chu MENT A YEAR AGO AND CUR ; Brats tall what be wae getag to €o Numerous complaints were made | national bymn pine hag Abn ~~ er | ter's acquittal 18 PERMANENT — HERE 1 , When the luncheon was ove this morning by residents Of] Richard M. Fuesel, lender of the) And why ay thie? Well, Otto] Criminal iibe His OWN STATEMENT + the diners scattered 4 during the Broadway, between Mercer and) orchestra at the Orpheum theatre! Gg. T. Sonneck, chief of the dtyision | cause of the publicat ¥ day took tvice upon @hat in Pike, because the street cleaning question about it, ‘Dix of music at the library of congrens, | ment Vander . ferpretation to put upoa department flushed the street last! giuch more popular than ‘Yanket he Son ‘ornets | Joneph Grondahi t genduct, The control of the MISS EDITH SHAYNE Minato: [ERAT are cepleal teeeet lao me to prevent him-appearing be-| 3 evil showed a wide wind, Wit ne temperat t oF ee iad fore the grand jur srondah Lue among the : den daside studded with twin-)ln the way Of personal adoenmant.|freesing. wheb’ the atvect depart |. (1Arty ©. West leader of thejly. la a publisation | ne fing | fore the gran Grondahl wes} . : | kt 7 * ore! i. erte ations ong © ade ppoen. © appear yefore he | i Liticiens. Besides Judg kling jewels of grotesque design Cloth of silver, aluminum and sold} ment knew it was freezing, rest Moore theatr - * Dixk aa as an _ = - oe seen aay ae enctiie ha saat at 3 hose who apok: . encircle her ankles is worn at nearly ali functions. M¥|dents way, the #treet was washed, | More popular, Modern music te Me statement ths rats veow | aed 500 bribe tol 7 ro jady has ber magic mirror, wishin a b S Par ree be ie, =o 4 . - , i Cotterill, Oliver T. Brickson lady has b hing |oad this corning was sheeted with {full OC partions of | ‘Dixie,’ taken |more prominent Se pani sD pu | leRed pe bri } 4 Blaine, A. C. Rochester That's what the press agent #ay® stones of Inconcejvable antiquity | ice : from the great Southern melody.” larity than “Yankee Doodle” He! A o & to have ap : Hawkins, T. R. Horner about her are found on her dfessing table: she| Automobiies skidded | John W. Lewis, ieader of tie has been swamped with letters of) poy — o Bete nea | ‘4 ; Bam Archer, Joho J. Jurey and And the young woman herself wears amulets around her neck, pe |stipped and fell, and the stre Alhambra theatre orchestra~“Ab | protest, but Seattle men who know an ertt! attempts d to} i one. . Miss Edigh Shayne—comes through culiarly shaped ringa,on her fin-lthe scene of minor accidents, and **Mtely Bo question that (be popu | say he is right—that “Away Down |#erve the poena Grondahl had | f with an interview admitting that gers, and, yea, the bands of gold » WDd iar love for ‘Dixie’ je much more South in Dixie” bas far the better | left the state ana gone to Calile roa. | | sold ja menace to man and beast Munson te publieatt } jehe sometime wears ankiets around her ankivs. * jfereent than for "Yank Doodle.’ gf it in Beattle ; om - n sy J ~ biication peo : | Not, of courte, with the idea of; And Minx Shayne ts right In line : : = ag como gn Digg sry + ; . i lin having the Witness leave the attracting attention to a pair of with this fwkion. Not because i's|CHARITY IN 1908 : THESE i ORGETOWN ‘dainty, gracefully molded ankles. the fashion, bat years ago she GETS $141 250,000 LIT TLE GIRL HAL‘S HUSTLE AND BUSTLE asia id to Show Graft Ob, 1 ut because it is quite the came interested in collecting jewel * ’ 2" ee re MEN THINK IT IS Roepe py Oy yy = - OF THE BUSY CROWD AT THE POSTOFFICE | ye yayer sien eonnined te just*at present.’ says Miss collection, including several very| New YORK Jan 1e-The total fe alleged libelous statement has been ue, who arrived in Seattly to ugique bands for the ankles, #0 if] of public benofactions tae Vemeal eS. issued but 4 few times. Munson COLD CRUEL WORLD day In advance of “The Beverly of you see the Princess Yotive wear | Weaten phe we agg ott 2 Pobre Sho hed leat har gatme. Ghejenid she, with a voice that apoke | after the county grand jury cos Graustark” company, which pens ing ankleta—-don't be warprived. was 9141,250,000, an esnount just | bad stood In front of the Federal | eloquently of the little ones at| ¥® menced the publication é a cra ‘ oth Sarwar there Is a they are real barbaric and quite | 549,000,000 greater than any pre-| building for + an hour, @ dirty | home with the ar " end ts ne. tor. the, barbaric aad conceit fashionable vious year in the history of the("ag doll tightly clutched in her} “Tse looking for mamma, ing up graft sald to rm Wanted—A job! This is the bue| — a | : band 4 her little form sway. |sobbed thestot, a Mood of t are | exist in Seattle, That the grand jury and cry raised in Georgetown today jeountry, secording to statiaticg | Rapes. Smee , ined | Was being sidetracked f the \ be 7 om eu i tent on her Time-stained | Dal J ubihe. Githen tha sow shyer of ; |eompited by a Néw York newspaper, |!ns back and forth In the cutting | glistening on eta chant atnane ak ee 2 The samount thie year was over | Wind cheeks sw ge Aree Bese-sirecn: THEY'RE EATING PEMMICAN |issses ts SScse SS wc ace wren." x gee qutne m|Sats Bae goi all appointive office holders. | . od vn took the balf fragen hands| veer was reaponsible for this work kicked them all into the| |iast year, following the panic of) na her own Dal ewished | worse tock aor int has been the tone of the publi / @reet and wil! instal) other ; I } 1907 face in tangled masses, /of the little wufferer in the to} bone a je prt: t ad publication ih Jobs oe bated | The princtpal benefactors it tgnghane had peither hat nor coat ahd [induce cireuiation. A man sat nroughout ite short existence OR. F. S. GROVER R the } shn #. Kennedy | her little face and hands were blue his overcoat and wrapped It about . Abosl beens ae Oe 2 . a wh hon Wane me bike Tt eee cs —~lot New York 2.000 ieee with the cold the sbivering Mitle form and car Pin prob arash» hey F 8. Grove ¥ el “cea cage a ee Hide Y. a novelty and that it would die|Rockefetier, $j2,898,000; and An.|. As the wind chilled her, she|red her into « drug store near by. | ed un Sis Loughney, o victin of rhoamaa Chief ot police SY encom al ou Serve It With a cota! out, Bach day found the demand |4tew Carnegie, $6,066,511 hopped about, firet on one foot and| Then a << pol base oye |tiem. He came partly skepti none Mig nds : . ¢ tnaistent. The elt then on the other, Finally eveo jed up in the doorway same gone and left. after his course of ti San chit, Witiem: Jones i pate \ Chisel and Drink Cod ceak caubs teak aah @hen & dello’ |woo AND WIN this dailed to Induce *etreuiation, |childish glee Ht up her features |Seventy years of experionce witl| ments, not only a well nal fe ra Gack: potice Judge. John W. Dosie.| Liver Oil as a Chaser. [came in and declared if he couldn't] IN ind abe ant down op the curbstone | The vificer took both her bands I | 4 veg Cherry Pectoral have given us | thorough convert to the efficiem etty engineer. WL. Hoftedit + pemmican hed wreck the ee | GRAVE YARD as Well as she might, against the his and coddied her under the} at confidence in it, We strongly| of the marvelous Bake Ovens, F Rechh officer. Ur. William F —_— itablishment. We had to use the! —— wind-shicided side. of @ iainp post. | chin se 5 lowing ie the doctor's own states » ms r. . am (Ry Waited Pron) ° greatest diplomacy to get him out! oy Untied Prefs) Tut even this 414 not serve to “Where do you lvet” «# he recommend it for coughs, colds, bron- nent i esa poundmaster, Horac *) NEW YORK, Jan. L—Delicacies |and the next day we laid in «|. BALTIMORE, M4. Jaa. ~Pole} warm her little body. Little by, lit “] don't know,” ansgered the lit | chitis. throats, and weak lungs. | Last Febroary, after suffers n as lwhich hitherto have been confined | tock of it liowing & meeting and @ courtship|tie the cold became unendurayle. | tle one, her large eyes OPeMIDE) te prevents, It protects. It soothes. | from rheumatism for some time, What does ft taste ? ia 9 cemetery while on misatona of | With the stotcism of # heroine ashe | wide t a # it taste like?” anked | Just the help nature needs. | investigated the Bake Oven treat- OUTDOOR SERMON to the frozen North will have 4) the reporter | memory to former loved ones, Mra, |fought back the teare—but, despite Well, will you come with r | ft ag vente as prestios’ ty Lonniaal al ON BRO I place on every well regulated table You've got to require « taste|Vitsiula Ellen Hudson, of Rock-{all, they would come. She did not/sald the copper, in his mildest | Keep a bottle of it in the house. Longhney, with the reeeit {hac " ROADWAY during the coming winter if for it. The first tonthful tastes | "all, and George B. Carson, of Baltt-,ery right cut—Just sobbed | tones. | Ask your doctor to name the best fe went under their care and was sat u porte from the @hicago packing | like # mixture of red eandatone and | ™Ore, Were margied @ fow evonings| Duritiy © momentary tull in the Al right,” said ehe, and stretch “am fs tke colds, bronchitis, prised at how qaickly they relley | dl are to be credited cold ashes. It has a peculiar effect | ater, and now are at Atiantte City deafening roar of traffic, a kindly | od her arms toward him isan and cured me. 1 have treat L | fe has been am open secret for|on vou. After you swallow It you|0® thelr Roneymoon. They mot) woman beard her sob. Bhe had| Then. they disappeared down | ——______ =| many patients for rhoumatiam, y }some time that many of the Broad-| begin to biubber. The second | Sbout © year ago in Mowat Olivet leeveral bundles in her arma, but | Third av. toward police | in my own case have used the oO way hotels and hunger buts were | mouthful starte you exploring. The lcemetory, where Mrs. Hudson had | sho fun them on the sidewalk and/ters, her motst nose snuggled | medicines considered best by the” : ttocking up with peminican, musk | sight I was initiated | was biubber:|#one to bear flower: tothe grave |¢looped down beside the tot 6 mace bis shoulder ae profession: 1 tecetved no ; ox and polar bear milk, bot no one ing and exploring all night. 1/0f her first husband whose name What Is the matter, little one Bhe found ber mamma later. : benefit and but little relief until » had the temerity to forecast the | c ude sleep antl my wife pat aj was Morgan The greve | Of Car. | ene aera = 2 . tock thé See teks, Seaton leraze for Arctic foods which | cake of lee on my chest son's wife was rear, and the chance Piiseuil " were of This was during last February, threatens to sweep the country.) “What te it made of? | meeting was followed by others, |CHURCH COLUMBUS wage ol myo Aone lg | ViINgS as I have had no return of rheume - |Pemmican bids fair to be the mont “The groundwork is lean beef,| BUILT TORN DOWN constructed of wood, reeds and tism since that time, I know my P Lees of _ hrm on , and poem creme, syheh every etaew an ten |SPORTS COST 124 | ANB 8 ex ai such other material as was found rus oO cure’ is permanent. The treatment mican parties will be In « from j}don has m removed hin = le in the neighborhood. King Ferdi of Rheumatiem, Gout, Arthri My United Presy) in the neighborhood U3 ° af sow on PARES a ae o~ yerees Added to it} LIVES IN 1909 w ASHINGTON D y ee nand sent @ bell which hung In the Neuralgia, Lumbago, Ankolisis § anyone had id me a month are the best » d raisins and cur-| aeeneens oh ste : a reple © chureh, which ‘was kindred diseases by the application co ante " rica. St. steeple of the chureh pic 9 ppl lago thet | would be featuring pem- rants and a quantity of the best) ny “Waited Frees.) wl ideat church tn nite institu. |dedicated to Bt. Michael of Seattle of dry hot alr, as used by Loughney mican on my bill of fare, | would beef suet. It is all mixed fogether,| CHICAGO, Jan. 1—The number) Tube Bi iumbus in the city & Loughney, has been indorsed by have sent him to Bellevue for ex-|seasoned with pepper and salt, and | Of deaths due to sports tn 1909 was) DM yam, By Covumous ia Se leading physict ince its Inte ai te ot Santo Domingo, was recently | * leading physicians since Its Mite amination, said one of the big ho put into hermetically sealed car 124, according to compiled figures an mingo, $ covéry, and surely no more efficient ltel men. “Right after Dr. Cook Sort of a frapped mincem |made public today, The injured |torn down because its vaulle were Capital $300,000 Fj od speedy rellef has ever bee ‘ discovered the North Pole we had That’« it It's with jtotal 616 Automobile accidents. Insecure and Gangerous. | Surpiue and undivided offered to sufferers. In cases of ¢ a few seattering demands for amer and chisel |not included under general aporte,| | When Columbus returned from) prpano, Cal, Jan. 1—For the || profite $50,000 F) chronic rheumatism and gout the 7 lhut we had paid no attention to If washed wa wi lreeulted in the death of 662, ang Mpain_ on the second voyage. 19! tire: time in 28 years Fresno this x am at . - t 7 : a ; . | the main of 2,562 1493, finding the fort he had erect - caiana t pester h hoe 01 anan oe " them. We tho vent it was simply olf cocktail, maiming 2.562 morning experienced, a genuine | and reduces the swollen joints wot death Het in detail follows: |e? at Navidad destroyed and the | snow ste he vs ” | post u = a iG e elleve a ign’ a 1 n —.| The death iet in deta D rm. The snow bids fal We bell that dignity and 9! derfally, the action improving with | Baseball, 30; football, 31; bt-/Sarrison massacred, he retraced his ig remain on the housetops all day onservatiam ar t enhanced | each treatment, finally resulting ts . cycling, 37; aviating, 9; prise fight. | [racks ¢o @ small but sheltered har ang Fresno is celebrat 1 ol mes oe — : a ie hone « yer p * 4 sag reRn febrating an old ermanent cure. My addr ling, 4; tennis, basketball and roller bof near Monte Cristi, where he die faghioged New England New Year by hiding a good thing under af) Dor, EB. Oliver st., telephone & , skating, & each; horse racing, @mbarked his weary inen and mu bushel. That is why we keep Bl cco and I ho ae os rf § |wreatling, hammer throwing and |Pitions and provisions and bullt a ] 402, and T will be glad to verity z polo, 1 each town which he called Isabella, after wp modern furntehed roome call fo" S¥iNe & few things whieh Bi the above at any time : | . < his royal patrone He erected alat “The Virginia,” 804 Virginia st, )/§ We think are sible—which The office f Loughney & t | DANCE AT DREAMLAND. chureh, a public etorehouse, known | corner Eighth av. Everything new, | may set you to thinking about Loughney ae rate a aa bs t —- vance tonight. Admission fr as the King’s house, and a resl-| Rates from $2.00 to $4.00 per week fi { ¥ oe uiceas. 500s GRACE CHURCH'S OUTDOOR | INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1 ft dence for himself. known as the ee ee ee ate ee m. to 6 p.m. Sundays, ® t PULPIT. e of the statement he ‘ + ° - ings. to 12 only. They have on file humy . » e # eme a hb ‘ « ds of heartfelt test ontals from St cont $8,000 to bulld this pulpit [ain a men's nents Is ethrout inteRest A Pen CENT aka te aaa te bave j tn the church yard of Grace church pang peer ag hep es ld Swapp ‘ e - brought relief. ‘They can do this : Oth st. an Broad e ue ewis Be a. OS Cae Oe 0! o 8 n is ent Broadway, aod from it the clergy ror 16 years Mrs, Shank e Semi-Annually oie co atieencoer ai s men can b arP their messages at the |Cbatse of the restaurant de passing throngs | ment in # local department store in Shovelful The outdoor pulpit will last ys | "Bdebecause of her sk , >. HOGR, President | los, a the s oO church | 0%, She won the hea ma , 3. SOLNE shle ta ae tone oe church | county and city officials, as weil s The World’s Greatest Soprano i Besacsa se ana . h was conceived : DIRECTORS. when members of the cor lon | busin men whe A ~ - Ferdinand Sehmit D. t y t t he " he t - i nd Sehr ‘ Low: Suagcsied going Into the yard for |!unches at her place At the Grand Opera House, Monday, January 3d man Ae stewart, C. It Bebb ! services prepared me ol 1 R Moo mick, James D, Hoge, ¢ Bo many pedestrians stopped to|odges and other at yey al Pili ey ; 5 ‘ ? fi. Bolner. is , pohestrinns Montes nem hor hast ate ler the spice f the Ladic Musical Club CORNER SECOND White Way” sermon has become 4 {acceptance of the nomination Mr ; and CHERRY STREET : acquaintance among inf! . r . Sane TOWN PAYS $226 {routing Meir vote for ter hus | : : = T a oh | : . * . ND &. YONDS ROUTE t O SAVE CHILD They result of the A full list of VICTOR records of Mme. Sembrich on sale by Sherman, t iy Dalles Prom) : aug : Clay & Co., Pacific Coast VICTOR Distributers. ' -OFT, Ind, Jan. 1 t b bi ¥ Martha—Leet § . h d the life of ¥ b = I e English) ..M Oh, Fe Not one ence, whtee of ¢ the credit, but tha x ° i $9008 Mian Connaie tu je ' Of our coal is warran ence, 716 W abash a Iped him, though t Knowe: Dy pure coal and not! a —_ dead from diphth admitted. nl b ti Three round trips dally. Leave Se will find no artif e ,. sicl an wa alled at tof nee hu : t git gat hate Ben a m, and 6 p. m.| weights with us. We ; id's rerovery ha shattered th ‘s arried—about 2 and § pm lan dirt and rubbis t physicians th " ch of the! officia nd th ; ah Fyprett at ap finest ever mined, w serum could be administered. A! noonday lunch : Rm Shale fete 9! ing and lasting qua Ver of 150,000 serum un f th sons : at put in a good suppl ye Pr eereee us off 8D | which ' ! W. BULLOCK ii se 22) * ‘ th 1 t d ‘ A k, the ib Both Phones 8 J petient a ne ad edar t de « the ‘ de—-Be) rag Ty Ohoy IRONDALE ROUTE — . - & Mai , Ww Ma THE PAST BOYS PLAY ON A RAFT—-ONE DROWNS Satta epaine.. ‘| AND GOES TO tortie st father on Com! TO POWDER FAIR _|tueh of epidermis trom the nasa , v" ees viniars dni ONES ON STREET (een erin: oan ae ,; Teeth ™ playing u raft on th ish - ~— Gordon Monday afternoon to answer iin cr Piver with P u Love tear r,| to @ charge of disorderly conduct S i 7 need Mr cke w il ing thing a PP on oa etc aa Wi ga Sherman, by 8, Ge opir 1 trolman Hume butted in and the ea HITS A POLICEMAN JAIL! “Couman right Good Fellows ship induk is ° gence in “on good ra of the ‘ table, Be g to y mach ; Right it at once with 1 Beecham Route Nov, 2 Poutsbo Kffective Two Round Trips Daily Leaves Seattle £ Ds M. AND é Hilot #140 Ba PY