The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1910, Page 8

PERT T eee Northern officials refuse to predict} and perhaps a Chinook, wa when the | taries are working on both sides of rotaries N. P. IS BLOCKED betweer PACIFIC COAST ON — I i ‘| y 8 GREAT SINGER THINKS AMERICAN WOMEN ARE REMARKABLE PERSONS track will be cleared. Ko-| towed by a cold wave. a > The heavy storm which struck waged. rare = oe a body blow yesterday has ; and is now flitting] sneak Mall Hemess niche: stormewept plains of | y F bates yesterday.| vontana, blowing over Indian te tering snow ave » and raising Cain generally While nearly an inch of rain fell NEAR THE TUNNEL |i Seattic in 12 hours, no fears of ch al sertous food are felt, The total A big snowslide at Easton, near fal of ru phon d iggy mae Guay western end of the Stam elite 40: tas. weather one yes tunnel, has entirely blocked — the ‘aan pemaaaaae, ‘orthe: Pac ¢ line f ident — . gi ge yy rm Pacifle line and inci Motember Yiesas tah & 1% buried a snow plow clear out pdr rs | t- rainfall behind them and al sia ly rising thermometer, the! slide gee i this morning Se eae APR cope gp Bari dire ubination causing much water a TEE seca : ¥ flow out of the mountains : Barometer Rising. f The barometer is rising at the and the weather ts where the snow and that it will be the de of the precipitation fr im the colder at a melt wave id predicte WILL BOOST NORTH [is lie! « repeution ot CALIFORNIA TRIP) the buwan * rising PRACTICAL WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY NIGHT CLASSES tol-| locks of | form of ng will be too & great excess of SUIT GASE IS Davidson, Portland. in March and April of thie y My recollection le that | con curred with Gecretary Ballin ger In thinking there was no reason for euch whélesale with. drawals and that wae the rea son | concurred in his recom mendations.” There's a king of man that | make himself believe that you want to do something mean to him eo he can make himself believe he must quarrel with you-New York TALKS ON TEETH By THE REGAL DENTISTS THE ADVERTISING AGE This is the advertising age, but are some dentiste who eay It te against the ethics of the few atioks so we ne © columns of a method « abow ain. How else at discovery b who have en ther thing that fs ure told we ¢ ent even If we do advertise jentist can give better work f such uniformly | ice as w charge, unless he does aa great ime of buatne a {tie 1 od atisfied na b as ma a ful t of teeth f ng the t denta k at the low Are Ww ne mistake | wking thi ablic We think t. Add to t fhet hat oO the disc of jt ten r nle te that WE NEVER HURT A BIT keer at mise. Is it ar 1 at our off ure ¢ 1 high quality b That will ut yor ci 1 ar arant ‘otect fte finish your work REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Av., N. W. corner Third Av. and Union St. Across the street from t postoffice ); Lonrad : jton, who will fly here March 12, 13/hy the United Stat eather bu ¥ at Green Lake , , all the slaps © |and 14 that the Ohio river will rise to the When the battleship fleet ted | ‘ niyo Bs : The Western Washington Pair an- | 2% t ntage, fix above the | gonttie in May, 190%, Mine T s in a while Dr, Geear Mayer ki lation has contracted to bring |Oanger mark, tox Sonam * | Deree, of Green Lake, and Baron Hermann Widenoter in ad Hamilton, hol f the world’s bigh he ped ud owinnds , et lwho was commissary on the t yesterday, Hoth were government land low ap rds, here, w } sll ffictaly Jattempts will made to bre an "7 Paulhan's records we ae lA ictiadicdael Test Gives|teavesr Wisteras accoon Green| tlt! can| ed vour warehouse be ol tre THE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1910. IHinofs, Mre Neleon const to “|DECKER GETS ON WILL TAKE NO CHANCES WITH | 0 the pb BALLOT | ‘the feet | he world crutag | INDICTMENTS eta N other women In the orld do Dec defeated at the ne lite You do not have ervanta v) primaries tor th blican nome | he I an countrie uy Cook N ination for councilman from the Patrolmen indicted your al, y rve tt 1 onte ye pists (ono op lated bribes dy the grar r y ha any u ito You A nuit cane tw telling the story! Lot's wife probably trtngd| pe PHN Berit Oh SeNcaeS Fe eote in etinet hes’ when he in gor And you ltoday of the frenaied finance of around to see what another wom! ‘| [Superior Judne i ring ther ' ure #0 free, You ean go anywhere. | Willlam H, Garland, In the office }had on {ty comptrolter to pinee hin name | Meemen — indict ha ® y ' believe In you, they honor lof Prosecuting attorney Vander | pasos pa sintal ballot ao the : thet attorne moved y oO American women, youl veer, Deputy Sheriff Hill and Spe HERLIN.Yhe Intelle ‘ the indictment i the ha women on earth, lolal Agent Van Blartcom, of the |sieting of 14,000 rep audi Signs Goatees toloeratic candidate for n grounds. The prose 1 th man b for your | prosecutor's office, were noting the |selence, art commerce tr from the Firet ard ney ce announced bhusbe and your eh and yout leontenta of the financter'’s sult case |hett a mass meting here vente | Make Exhibition Flights| There was no de rat | ing that ndlet " everything to the junder power of a search warrant, |'° protest aguinat existing Prussian | + date for the council in the Firat dimissed and informat nan » cnn Se Merman | 4 a ntah gh that lente Gare serait uttrage ung. th new government and Prizes Are Offered| at the primaries, De rat h- lagainet the indicted patr now under Giscussion tn the dle women‘are wives and mothers, You|meant for the public—personal let ‘ — to Local Men. ing to vote for a counc wrote| Indictments are oper American women are ey }tors in a feminine hand, And then] All organs have stops—with the a Decker's name on, the ba The | gal objections th r ves and mothe youlanother letter from a friend downlexception of feminine organa of baeag CAO comptroller refused to put Deckers |The four patrolmen indicted Mme, Schumann-M ro statennion at Low Angeles, who ways; "Come | speech. A flying machine hovering [name on the offictal election ballot, | charged with | ac R ipsa apron sie eNs ns, your are s0- away from that plac You're 20 IHeattle at an altitude of 4,000 feat, oontending that he had filed as! from women of the under - : how I love America. } good a man to among the class ATLANTA.Mre, C. W. Morse} & republienr ynd had , : oh rote ows I lave America, I lthat Seattle represents will arrive In Atlanta today to viet |/@king @ slanting drop of 1,000 feet, | qerented, hin democratic majority ‘HERO AND HEROINE . Neyo gal heh love to aing y Among hote, bills, letters asking |her husband fn the federal prinon|then skimming up just when the | my be led. ye | Eye ert contrat will wake bet for payment af money owed, eerap [Mere he ie coming 1 sonaull With |-rowg ye capeeting the dariag aviator], Judge aitiam held under the aw | TO BAKE PIES HERE) == . rs 1 rance tn jeattio tonteht | { » ype 7 -m © en , § @ the t t De « “ ent t n aoe : third appearat in Beate t Ma tl pook with eltppings of the opera: |(im a petition ever undertaken |to dash himself to destruction |*hat Deck twa tle be ~ irate secamen : ALBERT Hal ; tthe. Ladies’ Musical obit tp thd ond og Pe wm ard jAaking President Taft for a pardon. /against the ground, long distance | Pen Sie te igh eee’ lite beginning It First and Chi — - | filghte to Mount Rainier, acroms the . so, had aleo ite culminatic he et |The unre portion of the gallery | made, was the stock of the! Many aman who tries to pose 8! sound and Lake Washing the first time that « case of this |@8O, had a Pop eee j . ¥ ' nH wale this evening | Apex coal company, showing certifi-|a Hon wouldn't even make a good|,, me of the things pr , | charketer has been taken int +. | With the return to th _—_ e ' x k on of stock issued to the amo DI ? S young couple, Mr. and Mra. ¢ y r . ; eat f stock issued to the amount | rabbit | He tle people by Char K. Marnit- | PITTRBUR r A ' tion | tens “4 Coreen 6 ta ' ives worth $8 just to see Sobu- lof $7,445, Bhares had been issued} § ] pred Nelson, wh i ma a Het «.” declares @ Be~ jas follows VIENNA.—With al! the slape your t ar ha n heard her William H. Garland, 1,000 sha: he wrist and comle opers ¢ nt « William H. Garland, 5,000; A. J.|Burope, they do have « } Ditton, Portland, Ore 6: MB. Cline, 26; Arthur UG. Betta, 10; J. L KAISER GRAVELY WATCHES SOCIALIST Beardsley, 10; H. A, Buslsen, Cleve et of PARADE FROM WINDOW OF HIS PALACE JHiand. 10: arthur G. Betts, 16; Em.|money Inventing a way for shoon|?*% Loos! neronsute will be ax aes to Pa for Groceries! an ma Soderback, 10; J. H. Cole, Port-}to fall without making @ Rolfe BO} 1 Hie city im ¢ Meattlc wh j 18.—-Kaiser Wilholm, the imperious land. y; Witham H, Garland, 100; | ing upatatns tate aumath Sind Breed Utne oF yal residence yextorday and watched Witiiam 1. Garland, 600 Bither Madison pari or the Mead in the st And es he watched Subscribers to stock in the Apex LYMPIA, — Ex-Mayor Wi ae Wik lex tla eualia ae thao Ww a A Cc M k med tenon: Af tant that “something is f|C2! company may appreciate the |Miokman, Moore, of eattle te vere lfm Sold ss pases hoine itt estern Avenue Concern Makes aaa’ aed ble Seeernass signature to @ letter from a woman | yO) set egainet County Com. | Hamfiton A ssion, Heretofore soldiers have positively re self, “Your Fool Stenographer whe F offer $1,000 tn] alist parades to pass eets adjacent to the Deputy .aerifft Joon W. Roberts) The m money & man could), " pie} delle sne wos F waren s adil AE. ‘orwonal onter that the g yesterday identified Garland as &| save for hie children the less of it/ ‘a mot be molested an long as ther were orderly |member of the famous py | they would leave for theirs ng |The Leslie Power Company, on, Umatilla table strawberries, ¢ r |Smith” gang + | Western ay, and Madison at. (just | 20 Gariand’s son has gone to Port n Opposite the turntabl is in & powt Table syrup, 4eallon can kt land, in an effort to secure bonds } to nell good groceries for lene | $1.86 Orpheum Dark. |for bis father ee than the average store. Located in| Sago and taploca, per Ib | - Ithe heart of the wholesale district,| Schepps’ cocoanut, I-pound pack Orpheum will be dark to- | | en it sells at practically wholesale |ages, 30¢ ee oie aad a aes prices. For 15 years this concern to catsup, §pound cans nigh he mewhers of the | |has catered to steamships, restau mn and vanilla flavor extrac troupe presenting the new bill | jrante and big consumers, It now bottles, for hotels and board nit (Concluded.) joffers the same low p to the ing houses, per bottle, $1 each aboard a train stalled in Hi gp geo ege ory |public generally. For eaample New Norway macke each 1 Own, ney Also point to tne fac sphagett nd ° je. (Lower prices by dozer 4 phas 4 and verm!. | and 1 rice y doze mountains | (Gonpietes.) : that the number of desertions was und packages, 2 for ibe Evaporated pe nad a 2 Ibe. fe mg saw, which bad n borne along (Concluded.) no larger last year than usual for i's ground chocola' 4 Fancy tollet 2 th him by the avalanche, was this part of the country, where tb. cans, each, The package int ing across his head, the sharp|@& himself by asking to be heard|men come down from Alawka for| Rastern sugar cured hams, pound, TW TOWNS ARE b digging into the scalp. Had |" fore the bedy. This would shat. /the winter and can’t resist the call 1Re LESLIE POWER Co,, he been a few minutes later, the| ‘er all presidential precedents. of the North In the spring i] Table rhubart cans, each Western Ay. and Madison St |pressure of earth would probably are prewias at " resell on ideal Spot for Murder. r’ 10¢ Opposite the Cable Turntat BURIED IN SLIDES css the prongs into Mins | oe be Apel ave ee p Boers ba Dumm could not have bad tte ma ~ i : oe ” ay than $15 on his person at the tme DOWNING, HOrKINS — The barn, which stood on high | Pinchot's of bie death.. ‘The woot where the | Woman of Importance A Sg | * Sie, ie ground near King’s tent, was swept| This was shown today when coun: |0 0% o feund te an thenl bilehed 1899) (Coneiweed.) |from its place and carried along | *! for Ballings r gave out letter | one for foal play. The bluff t a lh et i ao ' BROKERS , se 8 ob ritten by Presiden aft on No . song, & t's five days in the snowdrifts of the | for quite a distance. The avalanche | ™U 0S" 0 es ore 220 feet above the Sound ber ayer Sekalinns ena ieael te NOn—P CRN ITURE Cascade mountains, the 30 pass ally wrecked ft, but the six) jand for 189 feet It ie a sheer drop K | Saves You 59 per cent Stocks, Grain aad Provistens. on the Spokane local, west | horses occupying stalls inside were In this Taft says 1A pathway from the fort to Port | Stella Maybew. I you've heard Stella! wWetde Y di Both Phenes Prt: Wiss. on the Great Northern are | found to be unhurt, Ot minor “1 don't know of any neces. | Townnend leads along the edge of | Mayhew on the stage, you know just! _ FeRt0 Pibe 6.” é 504-205-208 Alaska Midge Stoumer af waiting up there today for a|@amages were done to the prem sity for my taking up your re the cliff, passing through a dense | how importa she is, She's the f “|The Oriental Poo! Rooms — Be ol Se Si on change wine : prance ines. cital of facts except to undergrowth. niest git! ia this country, on or off the 45—Poo! Tabies—48 MEALA February 24 thie train «| Several other landslides were re | My disagreement with you in Dumm was a native of Missouri | stage-—and nothing but an Amberol 25—Solo Tabies— a snowed in near Weill ported to the street department and! what you call ‘illustration of and enlisted at Columbus Bar| Record could begin to do her justice Bar, restaurant, cigar stand and is a diner aboard and sup |‘ me police dering Be maraing.| what you believe to be Ballin. |Tacks. Ohio, three years ago. Both | March Amberol Record No,374. Hear|seven chair barber shop. Largest Bave been packed dally to) oo toyed Weat By Gere unfriendly attitude to | murdered men were unusually | ber today at your dealer's on the place of the kind In the world. $10 FOR RENT them over the snow. But what was| ¥¢re beyond West Seattle, tn the) ward conservation.’ good soldiers, their superiors say leash given away Cally. 1419-1617 snes & took at first a great expertence is be- | trection of Tacoma “1 cannot accept the suge i | Third av betwoen Pike and Union. 1318 Second Av. ginning to prove monotonous. 1 tion In the controversy over a e {= ~ ———-— Tel. Main 1032. The other five trains, after days! ranger etation that Secretary Young people can get over most! | ind. 1032. work, have leased from | The flood danger in Seattle for) gitiinger intended to intimate anything except thinking how much | To Aid = : — the blockade, all t eon the at. | the present, at least, is past. While) that Secretary Wilson was not they know | erm slope baving been returned to! the rain came in torrente in Seat-| seting in goed faith _ he Sight He. KLEIN Spokane. Two of the three on this) tie yesterday, it was snow in the “Neither can | agree with you The first essential is correct THE SHOEMAKER » are now back in ttle. the on ‘ as to just what occurred when 10’ onees, which thod of The snow has finally stopped in| TOUNtsin® and the sxorm, instead! 5, visited me to object te Bec Dae tee Pte, ae If you can't get boots or - ss treat | Of being followed by warm weather ry ion insures sinssee §=6COm shoes to fit you, get them moontains today, but, Great ‘9 y retary Ballinger’s withdrawals | plete, Kuaranteed one year, $2.60 made to measure at Get complete iiet of March Reconts trom |Myere Optical Co., Second floor, 1414 Becond, over Keveu Drug 217 sae sy nesy a Surprising Analysis of | ~ ; Eilers Music Oleomargarine. Buliding On January 26th the writer visit and had several { “Friedman's Gold Star margarine” opened random the stock band A on AMUSEMENTS. pound carton of Oleomargarine é | was taken from each & ruions pt of each of these were mixed ac Moore Theatre oes, cording to the usual method for a we Leading Playr sample, which wes analysed with|| Thera, $y, @st-cDely Mak Sat renult as follows . AT SALE TODAY ‘ a ane MRS. LESLIN CARTER | ure 0.08 tn Mer o- n 112 Vast A" WEMNE 247 | et Mate wn (Butter, Antmat).... 8 14 not 0 ride (common THE GRAND aon 4 Nous Mo Wednes ber Mat. mat a a Ne ne Shells Cad, Peasant 6x9 Axminster .eee None THE VIRGINIAN Je N . 9x12 Axminster .e« wing ™m None dg ‘ st 9x12 i p shows this to t nirgarine, of good quall 9x12 Body Brussels whatever, except common sat The}, Seattle Theatre 9x12 Granite Ingrains. resulta of the analyses show tha ate ra “we i 9x12 Wool Ingrains 44% pave Sone hia. ane ts Webelos & Drew's Compe ox ON Ingrains . gg i oR WEDDED HOE NO WiER 27x! \xminsters.. healthful as good t ' Me 27x! Velvets . more so than po t 30-in. Sr NAS .seees jter. There is n rence | — aceon both are compc is netpally and ntal | desigal tajne m o @ oride at per In Mow leeet Produc cent of butyric acid, which oor Matinee vd tained in oleomargarine in a I¢ AMIEL DOF and wh constitute ELLE by rifie powe ery vy ip flags oy ag NEA UitetA Muchas " T . rege be bane D ; ° ‘aed : ALL IRON AND BRASS BEDS ARE PRICED L ide (casets t - AT THIS SALE. THEY MUST MOVE AT ONCE—DONT 0} ater that tha of ® ae LOOK THIS CHANCE thks , fact t " " er or any fat, when eaten in toc » Phone Orders. No C. O. D. Orders. Becetnednstae oe pr ob LJ ossing Le vells Goods Delivered at Our Earliest Possible Convenience nnn, Ween 6-6-—Othor Nig Acte—6.6 ‘ pee eo AO i “vad PANTAGES THEATRE man leas Qlnasnomaes “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE Ry ©, healthful New Will Starting Today ni 2190 p. wm. pt ¢ for the huw . Resy ‘ Gag FALKED RG & I At CK r A igned) ALKENBURG TRU' éT EF SALE |STAR THEATRE ov WTRIEA GAGE SRIRAM | ‘exeteses toumae tobe FURNITURE CO. : vey eueenviere.” | |The Gibson Girt 1526-28 Second Aven