The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1910, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR aa FEW WANT 7) HEIRESS 70 $10,000,000 WHO __ 'KING IS READY | WONDERFUL PAPIER-MAGHE FIGURES SENT TO “a i ey Tg wag {LtPee WITH ELDERLY WAITER, TO PROVE CASE! ATTEND DOWAGER EMPRESS IN THE OTHER WORLD Su°" 8” Cotes Prem VER, Ce Jan, om | tally when a crowd Now that Jobn King Was been dinminsed from the pollee depart ii § ment by Chief Ward because, of hed thy ‘ | }his refusal to gceept a reduction i | from captain to sergeant, be will ‘ ciara bring bin dinmigaal before the next - meeting of the civil servic® oc exceeding f the times Reeru mission Matas Captain King's contention ts tha front whe other cor working over men don't want to enlist According to Major F. A. Bow telle, in ¢ { the local Army ree station on First ay, the cc n of la more keenly t hin lomporary appointment became math | of Uim@ he served, and that as a) permanent employe of the eity| undér Civil service regulations he | cannot be diteharged because of} the failure of the counel! Ww appro: | priate money to pay him | These contentions, he seserts, | Permanent by reason of the than anywhere A ® borne out by e¢ity charter pro: | “ the avera’ en to The permaneney of hin! month are sec t appotutment, he holds, ta ved by ~ is Uttle wo the fact that he was captain for| over 60 days, the time spectfied in| the charter, and that the complete heed ofthe. abbebeaat wea China, land of strange things, outdid iteelf when th death of the empress dowa li achieved by his serving fer more uu Hel, were din Peking in November, An army ¢ h ut ar a than 90 days, the period of proba ro, Conting more than $60,000 t« facture, and making ‘a A mil ng, was hauled } | ton around the foot of a sacred hill in I «, and then burned i 1 additios stain Ki This ceremony was due to the belief of the Chinese that when a member of royalty dies he must of man would | police force on November & pro.| Pletures show a rack and file of Chinese paper troops, complete to the Inst detail Me has ow. of which he| Of state, in which the 1 Hel will ride through the hap huntr nd 4 } tot leaally al An observer mor feet from the procession of fig would tke : | Kx, Bo close Was the re ance. There were hundreds, of all ranks, wearing b | | & vacancy, which! uniforms. | to y | city charter im hs 7 pure sent ; Taal he Yesterday : wi Hot a fea I. j wi man arrives } much money | resignation dismisea | | ie ie brick ie that be wast ther | | By the Regal Dentists trade. He r job n he im Bet Ge wits peice st| sor u aries progres ot Roe on. who soe | INTAL TRoWBs Sm First ay. he spots the h an elderly t mall Be th station. A few mo > sto $168 ; cost keep mal th he applies for ent ig " pnt | Pt era bi Mpket to tee Rind. of ta j are He aayas j sey Makes a good soldier. He is in . salty é if o3 — pcan that's why p _ trious and honest, and will not ¢ caver her trai 1 co oth p. mine ct = ' a. to 1 don't Meee R ir rtcirk abe onty three firet eines! with which to pay his wages of these reasons le here are only three first class % anes, 8 at i“ . en the: eaitie ring could nereas + eae Fr vee ats JULIUS CAESAR, DISGUISED AS A minich the bumber down to where Mt him x . . ce e extract, tet Angeten cisco. gets SAILOR, MARCHED TO FRISCO JAIL | emptores ‘ot the eit “replace teeth ty Oi Mf hort — , one be wae Method without causing the Map rn d Los Ang hird. These Cities are gateways to the Pacific) | | {Mx United Pres) Aw, cut It out,” growled Jultus pain she ee coant-—that's why they are good SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. § am from me depthe of bia ahi, You ca _ th . ving Sa recruiting centers. For inatance,|Jullus Caesar ts i t _ tingle. ai r come to un, ane 4 aoen from We taland countries charged with forging pa | setpeant, with Sof several cceenigiuieaued ad painless statement, om hear of Spokane. Portland, Te |the Pacific Coast Steamahip Ce prompte w 1 ‘ urge you a cent if we dai they ‘are very familiar ‘with, such |! he original, who! March feral Cot ',SoeeMODERN SERMONS ARE CHOP SUEY HE tp as a poten and of fe "Fhe poring o oe a 4 Th : a place te; the 2 v fi e in yor cities as Seattle, San Francisco divides naalie Se i SAYS—-DOES HE KNOW DR. DEAT URE WO? \comstee the conn “es pttotelergres and Los Angeles. That's why they | © a ba ‘ Armatron™ 1 How many death are regarded as ‘gateways’ by Un ake t y D : a Where the ‘ site tine ponterday In thedS SEER REESE ESB eB BI Kl London nd will 1 this assurance? lin Ae ome when a) “I won't need ‘ Maple Vael-® FOR SALE ® | said Mr in far from what w« nc ‘ wor 4 E a led into the And Julius Cacsar was led to the y ont hot self heya * mons ab ye. The propheti t n ma REGAL DENTAL OFFICES, 4 1 a rm with him, galley tt ar # abote Ampi-d@ Chops and beefeteaks, boots @/ ice of a preacher calle fo fare nature W. oc d Ay, and Union & . ye Tilt e oot t +e and © #he saddies, canned ® above petty diaputes, « ent t Ac From Postofia Swallowed Buttons all?” inquired ® reporte at him with a sardonle laug motiaer af Commn dy, * = the Bee pe Ree ee TLAND, Ore. Jan, & | | At So “fagea er 71 Halghe {FIREMAN SLIPS ON {ulti nod sock wo the Homeroom am om | A BRAND NEW SERVICE at. dropped into the arms of | ICAG . Rag Raph ROOF ANDIS HURT "eae Be oem Scene se TAO. nara mormoa elt | ‘eseareneen eee eeee peeseee — conscious mind carr Ney ‘ joperating with Mayor 3 . to the mind of the Re / away into the land of beautiful . BE PUT ON TRIAL |! need > ie Wise the |iparaham KE. Bill. Dr, Bill, who is flowers and luscious fruits ay ve -* eee 2 ee ee A es At 2 ovciock this morning ' yan of th Sh F 5 a i Eagen awoke suffering as ‘i ene, Dating luding an address | q vere attack of cramps. The : ee here and Exegesis» «TOunn pain was so intense that he qeeauit upos Baptist welnbieedd todas was taken to the Central af ales dneg pestponed ere Poa jy tken many of the ser Emergency hospital, where alt ‘the 10 ks seane tank tie ; mons of the day to the foregoing the stomach pump was used damaged the | to ince last sum sien, which ? ; a it and half a dozen buttons om a pre nhs brought forth. Then Eagen re | } alized that he had torn the f° | | a & ht ° * i Ng le lama To All Intermediate Points and to CALIFORNIA and the EAST dreaming of eating cherries. } ‘The International Institute of | Sets and Statio 4 in recent | vl Ine ¢' h Wireless ' Expert Opinion. : t teaching and deve | A) Pe c } “Do you think, paid Wi | ‘ maton, “that it actual r / | |! arrows? xpert Wire | | “y 4 Belle Dot rs and Ope | — a rule, he merely becomes Inst | a for a time Chicago Re ent ' me a a O. & W. Local ie sid 8 a | Leave Seattle 9:30 a. m i _ ‘ LOaVe “TRCOUIR oo dccswceae 11:10 a. m if NEW AND STRONG COMPETITION Arrive Portland ..... (tie SOO p, i ; Equipment—Standard Pullman Car. i J ‘ EGIS } ' O THE OLD TIME CASH REG Pourist Sleeping Car ' o Modern Passenger Coaches. | ng vere 1no Dining Car Service. | ah fe : “Shasta Limit a | Is a symbol of musical culture. asta mi t <A i tan OF coLumeus, OHIO | Leave Seattle .11:00 a. m. in MANUFACTURERS OF ONLY HIGH GRADE RI rERS IN MORE TH @ You can usually estimate, with reasonable | Leave Tacoma ..... ree 12:30 p. m. i= ‘3 Hi DRED accuracy, the intellectual aspirations in a home | Arrive Portland veiciscscs 5:20 p. m | oy by the class of books in the library. Arrive San Francisco 9:18 p. m. follow | eo ing day | the f oe @ An EVERETT in cthe music-room de Equipment—Library Parlor Observation Car | Me 4 notes musical culture throughout the home. Compartment Draw ing Room Slee ping Car. | fie ; Pullman Sleeping Cat i the essary in th hase El | mo q The greater sum nec ry in the pure legant Dining Car Service my of an EVERETT does not constitute a (Passengers on this train are required to hold Pullman tickets oY . egular rail ticke : larger expense account, but is an additional gular rail tickets.) . : ” me P investment in a finer and more valuable prop- “< ae eq: ‘ erty. The greater durability of an EVERETT Owl a hy and the more perfect achievements resulting Leave Seattle J..\....... 1:45 p.m ten 14 from its use are the dividends you receive on Leave 7 , % 44 - 1 5 1) the added investment Arri I 1 © i Equipment—Pullman Drawing R eeping Car. “sq i ourist Sleeping Car A } Modern I 4 eh dene RAT CITY TICKET AND FREIGHT OFFICE .. ; Bit ‘ reget AD AAR Oe 608 First Avenue | * 7 We Also Handle Second- Hand National Cash | you DEPOT - | ay Registers at About Holt Price 1 i ir Corner Dearborn St. and First Ave. South i. i, n | ti We Buy, Sell and Exchange Iron and Steel Safes BY pose com: mmo Potine:tsen. ‘ibnade'ie 1 FREIGHT DEPOT g 4 Machines. a t Corner Dearborn St. and Railroad Ave. ab mes J. A. SUNDWALL, Sales Agent sherman, W. D. SKINNER | i EEE soe JAMRS STREET, NEAR THIRD BF ATYLE. WASHINGTON a General Freight and Passenger Agent “