The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1910, Page 7

—— TS ( WELL WHAT ARE You 4OING TO DO ABOUT wD WISE ti lt ‘ pat a fow houre Hee the Milne of notices $0 democrats © t aiguitied thelr candidates for the ‘at the primaries filing closes ato a the democra for each of be made (bi the vacancies ond and three ‘ qastring & contes for the mayoral! ke of a in ithe to contest the tion counse! wi! the present {nc ‘couneiiman wh tp his ow aeerty is Koaen. or vere THE UNWELCOME GUEST tHE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1910 ‘BOY PLAYS WITH “nd tod vin in a fow minutes had MATCHES: IS DEAD | 0:20 109, pie oe tie bear ’ ith bin rifle A min ater he "| ee Thad to whoot again, for cond Yi By United tre | bewe wt out f! EVERETT, Wash., Jan. Play} The } ne hie 4 ing with matehes in bed be e hin KIN wh auned 4 matter brother, fou rold Clytie| him to J saa et fire to bis night dr and | Tr Ap pede died of his bur this morning f and V all down The accident oceurred at Rucker | before the thetr Brow,’ mills, a few miles from here ¢ The child, with flamir night Within the nutes hin clothes, Jeaped from bed and ran| ‘fle had been « eight to his mother, who was working in and re # nearby bunkhouse, The little |Preusht dowr rh ‘ brother was unharmed. the animals had been Jiving in SHOT THIRTEEN eksaa AT REET ENO BEARS IN A ROW | | SANTA FF M., Jan. §—Jone ot than most of New Mexico's ante Fe th « kil | the yatt here, to which he had traced tracks, He planned to » | } NEWPORT CASE MONDAY proprietor of the ecently was | 60 tm the ta having PEPPER THROWER IN COURT Hardy, allaxs Richard Ke wh Mra Counsel-—s . at Large Jones | wou OK (rep) George **"| After Three Weeks of Suf- | fering, He Breathed His Last at 2 o’Clock This jard—Frederick Sawy Morning. EGC. Cherry (dem H. H. Jackson mee irep.) Gee F.) ROME, Jan. &—The four cardina Bex eof the ¢ ce ot today i 2 { Cardinal itt (rep Satoll, who died this mor war K. A ik. € tinal Hat “on Srowne (rep). / with mephritia three weeks a lingered in great pain up to p Thoeming |of hts death. He was 71 . ). lage and was rateed to the’cn C. B. Bagley jim 1995 Hemer (rep) born July 21, 1839, and there he became one of that cirele of ep.).|_ Cardinal Satolli was Smith | Mareciano, near Perwat . H. Denney at item), DN Carr (rep). FS Alex McKinnon |the famous Perugini Slibeugh «« Catholic prelates who gathered odtrey Chealander | around late §=Pope Leo. XII Meteaife (rep). Johajwhen he was the archbishop of . ), George V. ( Perugia, and who later took such _ Reynolds (rep), O. N.}* prominent part In Catholic affairs a a |when he became pope jeventh W. Henry Ciay Lit-| With the elevation of the vener . im, Orza L.. Niles (rep), C.jable and wise churchman to the « }, W. H. Weaver|vapacy he called Megr. Satolli to a ), & T. (rep.) Ward R. In of theology at the propaganda _ " Van Person Fe @ Kelly (rep.), Charies | 1888 he was created titular bishop + idem), W. H. Hines |of Lepanto and canon of St. Jehn Lateran. Rome, and he was made professor) He represented the pope at the MAYGE HE WILL TAKE HIS FEET DOWN NOW THIS PRISONER — GARDINAL SATOLL, “THE “= IMIRIGAN POPE.” 15 DEM } } CARDINAL SATOLLI | ODD BITS OF NEWS ‘No waiters to proved a Tuberculosi« tip, tip me,” vod thing for the Antt league fund. When the big glass Jar «an opened at the Allen Dale cafeteria, Third and James st. yesterday there was $53.99 tn it } a | A million dottars’ worth of sitk— he biggest shipment that ever en tered Seattle inano Maru from Chine shipped to New York jou the it will be A gotd mw on bearing the For saving my wife at the risk of your life, waa pr ed to Lawrence W. Keene, the mall cas who captured the robber who pper into the Fuhrman and rier threw @ handful of pe yes of Mrs, Dantet Ward—P. H. Hemex T. Armatrong (re; 4 £.| World's Columbtan exposition tn ee). J. V. Hotton (rey Chicago, and was honored as the 4 (dem), C. A. Schneider |prinelpal guest of Chicago during his «tay. The reeognition accorded in Ward—Max Wardall,>im gave him his great opportuotty Lif Hi. Bryan (dem), ¢ G.|--that of being apostolic delegate 78 et frep.). to thie government at Washington ¥ i He waa often referred to an “the Be American pope,” so great was bis wee graxp of American affairs of the i chureb , Dering the Spanish-Ameriea a war it js said his efforts did much ‘! " to bring about a settlement. In ae | cceagpe SS-~ Mme. Barion./the work whieh his superiors de ; Whe on ane ene aeh* | mired of bim he was eminently suc ae here Years 6 renee He brought about clover p a 4 ‘ * between the Catholle| od R Where whe wi hureh and the government than - had ever before existed Mw He was created cardinal and . ‘ hr Ber proclaimed November 29, 1896. He ge > oe later waa prefeet « the congrega has mee ottictaln tion of studies at the vatiess. Ha roa i L CITY, Coto. ook bis ca title from St Ir t [Maria im Aracoell. mining - ¥ 3 ne \GAVE UP HIS LIFE EMAN. Okia.—P. R.A | INSURANCE TO FLY Prominen: m t Of trade, war for POS raftor in his ta «| LOS ANGELES, = ected that Colonel Frank John T § on's Curtiss aeroplane will arrive BC Cats . here some time today 4, & id, killed The ma ne will Te MRPOAT been isan nmediatel » the avin = & ere it will be assembled and pre nd PORTLAND, Saher Sloat ‘Toxford J iJ ae eon , eroplane on i mn sof 1 * 7 f attempted a ately PENDLETON « ‘ erial craft, but + meee ia we that it in said t extrad be 1 oluntaril forfeited $84,000 ay ~~ aoe t ite ance because 4 ‘umd her determination to soar, ‘The in § ance compantes bar the pr VALLIIG, (4 who In yn being borne aloft in 40 iy A a ne neroneut a PReifte wenn, H NORT Gs 5 U. 8. BUILDING <a ee ve GOES AT $151. ot 4 info « : vied "ty By United Prem.) ABHIN: , Jan, &—On vv wr ¢ and fit Y a whe i 4 f ' 8 fail on Becinl ; ad tomtorta: ; fu “ PM Ne Guilty” was the ve if ‘ : j born a by ju p Hig ; oF dudge ‘7 \ 3. J i \ ' Thoin pion. tb. ; Sh. Maxtie bet the Me a i Oe from 5. | , ing for 9962, y Sannyeid me. ero \| COFFEE IN LUXURY . & chang: CLASS IN SWEDEN cite } (ty United Pree.) 2 | STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Jan. & - un red | Coffee is a luxury, Hike beer or whi rile} key, In Sweden. Its even more of a ; rn Nes tliuxury now, for the minister of “4 finance, with the consent of the “" king, has increased the duty 60 per 1 é infus,” $04 Vir-|cent as a New Year's present. It erearne: ith av., for mod-| now amounts to 3 cents a pound . teidé) rooms,| Coffee ix admitted (ree of duty In » $4 per week the United States. Jan. &--It is ex | lrobbed her of $600 several weeks gO | | | The Postal Telegraph company has about two a half years in whieh to place wires under jxround. In the meantime the cern is asking perminsh « wires on houses and build GHOST OF RATTLESNAKE MINE "OBJECTS 10 | (ty Uolted Presse) | DOW NIBVILLE Ca Ja 5 ‘ Deal art i frowm Te STANDARD OIL MONEY TO STOP A FIGHT ON CANNON. (ity United Prose LINCOLN, Neb. Jan, 8—That Jon D. Rockefeller offered the An ti-daloon league hie financial sup port if it would coase its efforts to make life miserable for Unele Joo Cannon, was the statement made today by Supt. M. 8. Paulson lof Lincoln, the head of the Teague in Nebraska. Paulson said “John D. Rockefeller's represent arrived this morning | A DEEP PUZZLE JOHN HARVEY 18 IN MORE f John H. Harve | KINDS OF TROUBLE THAN hy ool ged ‘ THE ORDINARY date, Dee J th ’ iS EE H. Brown for wages ’ for umbing and heating, have the . lel in he tn eo nent 4 ook ne f a} of b - Now the Mystery i al aren wd ar jee wr The Raven prescription service tag ne ruth 5 on a ‘evi, | Meane that the doctor's skill in pre jesather's bay ot Writing that they |[Sertbing Is most efficiently supple | The on . the same |mented by the gruggist that Jobe Lo 8° | compounding. RAVEN D «more de ie 136 1416 Becond Av. vey, he says the n Har & me: -_ np eon of t y os © paymnent inet him. Attorne bt { goods / iswued the complaint when Harvey |000 0. A's a mae v-- was apprebended for cashing Alps, wail to decent a check bearing the forged name of! grin, : meh iy ee ‘ os = egg Ae set nasil H Now, who te Harvey? eu ibhiied vend | This is what were up against Murphy answered tn person 4 letter! vor, day” aaid Deputy of appeal from Harvey after he WA8 ioe Aitarney Prigmere thin mons ta Jail « Maavey oe ones you do and be damned if you} rHOr, RABER ’ ! . you don and be damned if you DANCING ACADERY Christmas present for hie mother 10) 4on%' I'm biamed if 1 don't yet j Newark N.J half believe the fellow's y | j Weat and Broke an : | He had come out West and ome! ALBERT HANSEN, Jew broke. Hie mother thought he First and Cherr : ldoing well, With tears in his eyes Optical Department. |the boy told the story to Attorney a Murphy and was believed. He ie # hyoung chap, not 2) years of age. | Murphy and Prigmare decided to try to reduce the charge of forgery n the first degree to petty larceny But this morning their sympathy got a jolt. Another check forged by lHarvey was brought to Attorney lPrigmore. The first check was for |WHITE SLAVERS | | SAY NOT GUILTY. | | | Max Torner and Joseph Herman, Every Shovelful Bankrupt Sale $22,009 stock of Clothing, Mate hoes and Furcishings at your own price. 424K OT 4 Davenports ———— lalleged to be engaged In the in| Weldort idm. jfamous white slave traffic, were ar ralg before Judge Gay of the @uperior court today, and each Main 6160—Phones—ind. 1524 | pleaded not guilty to charges of SaREN @ BALDRIDGR living with common prostitutes: Men's Furnishers | Auntie W and Lily Stein, the Pike Street sirls meptione information Roren and Minor Of our coal is warranted to pan out are now in detinue at local jpure coal and nothing else. You United States inutgration head will find no artificial padding of qua ® | weights with us We sell coal—not Poulsbo Rout d rubbish mixed with it DETECTIVE PLEADS Uittective Tweedey, New. 23. fades of ours . finest ever mined, with ac IN ASSAULT CASE. |} Iwo Round Trips Daily Bice tod insting qualities put In @ good supply now whit City Detective William Peterson mamer prices rul Tou. wil. eave was arraigned before Judge Gay of by tt the superior court on a charge of ' J. W. BULLOCK » amauagre oe an erongy +8 tl WALL PAPE®, PAINTS AND | Both Phones 87 day, preferred by Mike Kohler. | BRUSHES } Kobler alleges that Peterson ont | ‘ him the bead with a revolve re being sold at *he Federnl at | withor an The def th went 5 ted. It pn draw « weapon nion Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co, sais Poem: As Savings & S 4uu: Trust Co. HIGHGRANE GLOVES 2 RUSIERY of Seattle THE NEW OWNER ae ment work m She al rn. Deal said . i if Capital $300,000 ashame Gaede eel Surplus and undivi ted He was ’ ), but we (| f 50,000 ry sc H. L. KLEIN protti # . a ee, an vel THE SHOEMAKER | . 7 , . " if you can't get boots or |The «pirt ovs to fit you, get them Are you in debt! f D ry 17 JAMES STREET Save your money and i pe tipped tty deposit it weekly or | “im, hin fr monthly, to meet your af note when it comes due 1! in t INTEREST 4H PER CENT Nive altered to wublonbe a. oul Compounded gue if we would promtse to stoy Lady Wellington Semi-Annually Jour fight against Speaker Canon nd the aen who, with him, have L To Sua Gelding ub tenpeeianes \ealn ump JAMES D, HOGR, President Washington | N. B. SOLNER, Cashier Now $5.50 Per Ton He was politely ly told tt but emphatical- | t he did not have enough lation a DIRwCTORS ferdinand Sehmitt, J. D Low }money to buy us off. Our fight ts B k Fordinen: | \ Stewart, MM. Bebb, not a personal one, We are ne at bunkers 4 mick, James D. Hoge, against these men, but when they Be fait ae B Bolner, deliberately block the way, the your dealer does not have 5 the Anti-Galoon league means it, phone Latimer-Wallace Co., CORNER CECONe Independent 6040; Sunset Main and CHERRY STREET 6040. General office, 401 Hinckley @ik accomplixh its end, even if tt has to go into the home districts of these | big fellows and show up their aub ‘gerviency tc the liquor trust ranches af Rat rd, Goorgetonn and Kenton Dance tonight TIE CHIC,.GO MISk T P/R LORS, 14% FIRGT AV. Reom 119 aC Diamo Create Seat Weekly or Mowth! STRELING JEWRERY CO. 105 Wiest Ay dmiasion fr nds yments Mote Tam Wonde siues in Men's Tailor srnishings, Hate ase no Fw LOT 70x? 20. CORNER LOT. » minutes are Non-re ident o Price $5 to P n being asphalt wher 300 TERMS. F. K. Struve, “ET? SD eM John Davis. ONDS ROUTH Three round trips dally. Leave Se- attle at 7 a m., 12 m and & pm. Yi,igave Seattle at 7:20 a.m. 13 + p.m. Leave Hverett at $:18 25 p m. and ». in, Sun day, leave Bverett at 9:45 2 mm. 2:18 Bec ans, Lik P me, Sinale fave to | Bnohomish $1.00 Round trip $1.40 |. Steamer raph. Colmar Ot | Phones: Main 1953: ind. 7 D. 7% BAKE OVEN TREATMENTS PLEASANT PATIENTS BOTH YOUNG AND OLD ENJOY THE TREATMENTS THAT BRING THEM RELIEF FROM SUFFERING MRS. CLARA PASSAGE, alists depend ap- treat- pleasing, sits obtained, appli. H venized t siclans and ven one n, “Can I stand the to refer of patients who eatments with the by some of the of our present tit asks the questic o the thou taken ave « ts of imme te relief and ultl- ure of the dread disease— rere © testified to the of the treatments and ly thankful. Here is an old ady that bas i » score and ten, and was sufferer from the ravages of Rheumatism This lad ' ments with the splendid results of quick relief and a permanent cure, Her testimony alone « to the fullest extent the } results obtained by I Loughney, If you from Rheuma- tism go to them—to their offices tn the Peoples Saving Bank Building hare a # ‘orner of Second av. and Pike st. They will tell you without asking @ question just what they can do for you, and the consultation ntirely fre They have relieved thousands can do as’ much of sufferere—they for you | SMITH’S 210 James m. da Dinne 2 BARHA 1123 Third Ave. CLUB CAFE CAFE. fly ‘ 50c the best of everything, just as you want Tamale Grotto Awd Factors, 1425 40h Aw Open from 11:0 a.m. to ta. ame Spectal Noonday Combin :thoaa= 200, Te aed You all know what that meane— it, And the Best eat here. CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADIGON, Ei “American Cafe mo 4 x Sesgpted q se omicic Every Evening from 6:30 Fourth and Pike, on the Boulevard. TRY A FRY American. Oysters, of we're writing about, Our fries” have a reputation | gained by the warm recommen: dation given us by our regular patrons. We want you to share with them the good things we have to Oyst clams, 8 A300. to 12:30, Including Sunday. PEKIN CAFE Best Chinese and American Cafe in the West Chas. Louie, Manager $b. > Music from 6 p. m. to 12:30 p. m. every » evening SECOND and YESLER eae it