The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1910, Page 10

THE HARD THING ABOUT FLYING IS TO PICK A PLACE TO LIGHT GLENN CURTISS, Star Correspondent at Los Angeles Has Interesting | Talk With Man Who Is) Sensation of Air-World.| ZENGERLE,| 0. —Daring n pe By KATHERINE M. LOS ANGELES, Jan with ha by Alexay n stight | > with a ct » flat he ge you a he talks nd pleasar and agreeable Hungry But Not Cross. GLENN CURTISS. arth, but, of course, there are times when even the most skillful ould not save himself way of occur the one If you Accidents ring without who manages the machine he said , thing h are running an auto and the en flying it fe wed ry to kine stops, you do not know what desc but once you fly. you| ¥#ll happen, so you cannot tell just want to keep at it how things will turn out when th Will Be Sporting Vehicle of Future. Seoiais A cadbanaitctnas sd tes r nh time you are man Used to be a Photographer. you have! Mr. Curties wisely refrained from ad on your dir entering into any technical talk of right, | aeroplanes and aviation, but con ouhave no time to}fined himself to a few general points When it came to posing for a pic ture, he showed the same willing ness to accommodate as when be ing Interv 4d, and wh tting discussed ca hough cam eras and acroplanes went side by tlons up or down, Y contemplate the Mr. Curtiss bel planes. He said he does them to be run on sche carrying air, but sporting ve “How about dule passengers through the time. thinks they will be the hicle of the future. “as war side implements” was asked Is photography a diversion with Wilt Alter Aspect of War. you?” was asked Tt used to be my business. he “There is no dowbt but that the 4 Then | wen seroplane will al » whole as. | replied to the mo- pect of war. The interest govern. |toreyele business, which I am still ments take in flying machines of Conducting. | always have done rious. kinds shows how much each | the photography for the cycle bust ' nt im for found my ph hess aeroplan feels the tmportance of the subject “Even as pleasure craft for women, fiying machines are destin-|Tapby useful for getting pictures @d to become popular,” he says./ machines In Might “The necessity for skill in opera Open New Banking Rooms. Theh Nat ing the engine may keep all but a few women from managing an acro. plane, however.” the directors of ” ( Te and Bank merce “What is the chief difficulty with of operating an aeroplane?” was ask the ed. and “At pi mt it is keeping in the has open plac in order to safe landing. Most of the nc that have occurred have # Saturday © new o'clock to 10 premise from come throagh striking the earth at a bad DANCE AT DREAMLAND. Dance tonight. Admission free angle or hitting In the wrong place. Much depends on the skill of the laperator in guiding the machine tol Dent’s Men's Gloves, the standard of the man that can. Men's Gloves. Ask your own exclusive Women’s and $35.00 s Women's $15.00 $10.00 5.00 : 98 | Children’s y or Cream Fleec i to $26.00 Dres Women's $15.00 and $20 Long Coats and Women's $1.50 2.00 Long Kis Wome and . 2738 | CN | FLANNELETTES— here for ppers, ete waists 35¢ a ' 60c 19¢ 98c $1.30 EY BACK GLOVES 69c nite 4e value THE SEATTLE STAR | INDIAN GIRL’ “BONES FOUND MYSTERY NO? “An old Indian burial, calm daylight une 1On the bee bark |nolla startied the police just night w }visiona of a duplication of the Cov ington-Barlison murder Yesterday afternoon Frank Pree wood along the jnolia Bluff betwoe and Wolf creek, din Patrolmen W |M went to the ire launch =Beout It nearly dark when the offte reached the trunk In the ¢ dusk of a young woman do Jcheap trunk and came clusion that she ed, the body eut In two and buried | wan verdict of the M Muff trank mystery wh) while roach by looking iow M Mile re a try a laborer, atthed by # recent opening the jtacie he was horrified to find a jakeleton and hastened to a te phone two miles distant to not the police Deputy Coroner F. R. Lewla and Whit i) discerned the skele bled up fr to the « had beer they utotthe-way place. yyning Capt. Willard polle tment murder theory, The n wrapped with he trunk b body was that of The bones w very ir cation of having been in the gro for lard declar her tribal custom was doubled up, the no ODD BITS The school board put the Indian | signs students last schoel social « High schoo! students who smoke ard perbapa 20 years. Capt d that the remains p of some me down to pick hope in te river va and had 4 ¢ and Was buried according While the skele evidence of the 2 cut In two. bedy bay OF NEWS dress suite for high ach h tor an at landslide. | rusteaten rece) ron | (natant Retief, murder. | dissolved avy pleces ¢ and this fact told Capt. Wil lard that the Alaska Indian yellow with age, givi wi} were Alaska Indian wom bones showed | discharged Atkinson as @ Juror and let the polioe arrest him, the of Ameri¢a his up to ite agreement, Mrs. Carrio Hull, widow of Pred itull, a barber who died last May, filed sult to recover $200, ZBINDEN AND Charging that Barbers’ Unte failed live Despite the repeated warnings he) of the United States marine in re apectors, the members of the coun eh cell's fire and water committee re {th fused to order the necessary re paire to the ancient bull of the fire boat Snoqualmie, at last night's session, Chatrman Zbin for! gen and Councilman Conway an 4®l nounced that the hull wae O. K bok and no repaire would be made, It wok lis mow probable that the United States inspectors will condemn the ap boat. | ry PILES: «| Cured ton na Permanent Cure— Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper. 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These are Serond Vloor—Center Second Fleer—Nerih ie Women’s Hose] |’ 35¢ Floor Oil Cloth, Choice “Hermsdort” Bye} | ———~)) } New Designs, Square Yd. ae Floor Oilcloth, 2, 144 or 1 yard wide; | splendid for bath room or kitchen; perfect } ported Hore dort a's Tm “Hermes fered | Heavy Mixed Art neat borders fast black, tik full rolls. emb rob dye atic f t Mata Floor Third Floor—North L anes $1.00 KID Gloves for Linen Sale Bargains Full bleached, 66 inches wide, heavy quality and warranted all pure linen, ima pretty range of floral designs; a good 69c value. Hemstitched Cloth, $1.25 |30c All-Linen Towels, 21c Silver Bleached Pattern Cloth, Full Bleached Towels, warrant- 58x64 inches wide, warranted all | ed all pure flax; the Heather pure linen; spoke-stitched hem; | brand; 20x38 inches; soft finish ; soft finish ; floral designs. hemmed, ready for use. 15c¢ All-Linen Toweling, 10c | $1.00 Linen Sheeting, 75¢ The famous Heather Brand Pure Linen Sheeting, 72 inches “Scotch” Toweling; bleached; | wide; just the right weight for a heavy quality, with red borders; | summer gown; a splendid Linen 17% inches wide; very absorbent. | Sale bargain. Main Floor—North Dinhes and Cups and BRauoers worth up to 81.8 a4 Haxement—~ Center $3.50 & $4 Women’s Fine Wool Sweaters opal i\ Women's Sweaters, made o Remnants of fine Embroidery, worth i ee pure worsteds, double-breasted i é an with roll collar and 1 but from 15c to 30c yard. Pieces run from colored satin tons, In cardinal and Oxford 414 to 6% yards. ebfecte asingle-breasted in cardinal, Ox . 7 ) whit ford and navy; all our $3.50 Main Floor. fy gia thai and $4.00 grades i . Main Floor, Main Floor—Firat \ 59c WORSTED DRESS GOODS and All-Wool Venetians, Yard $1.25 SILK GRENADINE, PLAIN 49 OR FANCY WEAVE, AT, A YARD Cc Only t of these Ha ¢ 42-Inch Grenadine p Main Mloor—First Aste Mata Ploor—Wirst Aisle } $1.00 MEN'S FINE SHIRTS 33 |) WITH STIFF BOSOMS FOR Cc If you wear size 1314, 14, 1414, 16, 1614, 17, 17% or 18 collar, you can get your size in these $1 Shirts here ; } Friday for 33c. a Main Floor-—South $1.00 MEN’S HEAVY Winter Underwear 50c $8.50 and $10 Girls’ Be ; Moire Raincoals Main Wloor Sateen i: ieoats Selling or $3.00 and $3.50 Men's S Oa Lots and Broken Size S Main Floor—soutl