The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1910, Page 10

as i } ft DOLLAR-A-OAY JAP. COULD HAVE PREVENTED SLIDE Fire Which Left Hill Bare and Gave Avalanche a Chance to Gather and Slide, Burned Unchecked| Last Summer — Railroad Official Refused to Put It Out. She Had to THE SEATTLE STAR "Faint Every Nigkt\NQ MERRY IRISHMAN IS aN LEADER JOHN REDMO BY CHARL STEWART, London Correspondent of United Press. LONDON, March 6.-Bantsh from your mind, fo thinking of Redmond, the Irish leader, the conventional idea of the carel altuation Jobn Redmond ts a stern man, powerfully bullt, perfectly dressed between 60 afd 60 years square jawed, as dignifie the house of commons. “Mr. Redmond ts one of the most we men in the house,” have not heard him make a joke during the past three years.’ ND John jonnly dressed, merry Hibernian, with a strong brogue and a joke for every old. dad as Gladstone and the possessor of as English an accent as duy man tn rieurt says Frank Dilnot, the parliamentary writer, "I a Though always in his seat When the commons are in session, he speaks but seldom. When he does rise, however, he is an imposing Had the Northern rallroad |tnstead of tree the slope for af figure, carrying with him the grand alr of @ statesman of past gen officials ox Prop silence | quarter of @ mile from the summit erations, His face expresses more than the most violent gestures, of " et tir about | te bare a it was here that the | which he makes very few. It ls the pleture of bard wrath, The cold th it ide Ww avalanche began to move. By ot soarching eyes seem Mterally to roll with anger. The voice tw clear ed time it reached (he atumpage and forceful, but unsympathetic. Redmond ts not persuasive, but hie Seat wer hered trees lower down near. the personality tells because he maken his meaning tominously clear, evi ple lant # er when the s rack, It was moving with auch mo | dently knows what he wants and means to get It hack of Wellington was burned ov ntum that nothing could stop It | The house of commons likes John Redmond, He bite hard tn deola a * was plenty of ¢ e A few dollars jay « 1 have det but he te @ fair Gehter and, even in bis fMercest moods, it ts to cheek Rey ar aved 1. Jap laborers, utilized at | impossible to forget that he ts an [righ gentleman they t all th ibte | wane " ‘ . SAYS ROMANS, AND in the city will complete the pro r : f gram by which Seattle will pubite eerie att ; NOT JEWS, KILLED: |& empress ne norton near t 8 HOW WILLETTE KERSHAW!"The Heights” was her first real MAN OF NAZARETH) at aying @ the ey FAINTS, SWEETLY AND trial at stardom, because she faint-| |USE OF SNUFF Bee at ading has re BEAUTIFULLY. ed #0 sweetly that Broadway actu Ry United Pree.) N t palling ° t (ity United Press ally chatted about how beautify PARIS. anor 6. Edw " IS ON INCREASE ‘ & Wee “t NEW YORK, March §~-Willette’s | she was, with her head bent back |), nephew ag Henry J t was that as burned ber the Welling aster | fainting spells on the stag tiand her eyex closed, as she lay int, mene gel Ris Sie Uabted Wee.) over for many years ¢ ma | saved “The Heights” a new the supporting arms of Frank as _ ST. LOUIS, Mareh St, Louts Trees Would Have Saved Slide. “ weihee - Wu nthony MecGutre, fr Keenan, the hero, Mins Kershaw |!” a i’ Ghee tae ¢|tebbaconiats and " in the \ © ite | POrap pl Hut not quite hever complained about her part in which he smokers’ goods de United _ ‘ o te. Kerahaw | king for a new/even though the blood used to rust ie” wennd tt nies senate gave ¢ of In was befor ax s ° a hh whien wee ciplent up-to-date it made n na t an tho trees |there will a y ge too, though | to her head " story of the cructf an effort a few days ago to have ' t od . t t 8 He ays the two old snuff boxes in the senate x t any a eng B gmap . chamber removed and new ones in 2 . They're All Talking in New York About M. + det aak to he wate Je 0 ee Par ear al the modern clgar HUNG FOR MURDER; WIDOW Sahort Guggonbota’s ne Breaches Miter we me ei ernate | at eS mote ce ’ He W ’ to Di that the bistorians and other writers | Umhorrt in BE boule fr ae e Wears ‘er to Dinner, should have passed over the trots ae part | regula " whlch Lf buco been able to eatabliat, (8t0Ck They way the use of snuff sewentiy they were bitnded by |'#.0n the Increase in St. Louis j BY NORMAN. Her are | APP \ved Ideas and prejudices | FOUr Years ago when « customer te NEW YORK, March 6.—Fotke who walk . cai r wk was hampered by | Y@Pt Into @ St, Louis tobacco store want to see something real classy tn . Re, TenGing the | aes unquestionably past tra |404 asked for snuff he usually was (ny ae Press) i tend Susie ‘ * ) squirrels, | ® * aad : ” [met w vacant stare on the face NEW YORK, Maret Th jet~ the t he #artoris . ? rittiny f ame Game ” of the « req ed teat ‘. the Hotel #t. Regia of an « ro i “ap 1 believe my book will convince jf tt , required perstaten esetitas hneneatees kK constantly ; effort to find it when one wanted to * pipe off M. Robe: ” the w diced reader that Jesus “ Ra at ae ; ‘ “ . , tical loader, who was put |0uy. But now it can be obtained ie pantios me quarters they | Ye * 8. " almost anywh lega nding a n the foyer and dining foam at | ar ire out what (to death by Romana for the eri aes the widow “ the dinner b clad In a spike-ta a Ittle Old New Of lene niente, at the imetance of | sn “Big Bit a burg at an ¥. ta the Miate, b ertaln Jews, who really Trew lenin te 8 ence was imy pon Bertchey ‘i page ’ and with a full knowledge that he| Further dppertatning ton, N. J. last August murder. | had beer 1 to death, the |#enhetm's wealthy Hmbe ~e Bertchey’s life was insured for | officers of MpANY accepted a {stockings and patent leather pumps |ing “s $5,000. His widow, now a resident |Guarterly premium on the poticy with large, real sliver buckles, Wher {r. Guggenheim goes of this city, was the vonefictary j ” hote one @ military i te tie: Seah THEY DON’T LIKE ly oh nd baxsy khtckerbockers of |y t Mr. Gue are #itk rth from the cape which | York of 23 years 4 hoarse even be were Bt of Equestrian inging to the 1 accords | ol timers tr bureau, one Munday 28 years ago:| Hut New York today is net the New| nd the “ree | which will take place at 2:50 the aeectve INVITE PUBLIC TO | MEMORIAL SERVICE| Humphreys’ Seventy - Seven | Famous Remedy for Colds and 7 CANNED SER ar. Gu peat” must be oo a much} An invitation has been issued te “fret aver on not know that | more startling occurrence than tte] the general public of Beattie and | pany at first refused MONS King ard has abolished knee | oredecossor 1 a, panne onl osgnat srsisi . | Poe oi anus ant ane . {part in the memorial services for LTIMORE, March Pecatily be dant ot tr AMERICAN GIRL [fon veces of the Wellington. dl BALTIMORE seh whe thse of not of robbing, the vate park Rever have accepte heroun sec at any price ther that was never « entered Bertehey for the : trees ¢ templated when the Inte thelr contract and thet, as h in killing a man was dt sible for his death, 4 etly reapor he was Rite & Farsar’s Fifth Addi Listen to This Wm. M of 5016 Curtiss, the hard N. W., ware man Twentieth Ave who bought a fine corner in our addition, was in our office yesterday and said “I have been waiting f r the tract you have platted as your Fifth Addition to for be opened up ears, because I know it will be the most re idence prc n li experience eco nyth | words of a succe mat who has lived in ere this property is lo« r the la twenty-three years, it to carry some weight one left for you GOING HOME ‘Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home.” No truer words were ever written than those taken from that grand the wanderer the world over. stood only by those who have a home of their own. one month and somewhere else next month. ing house, The true sentiment worst of it in another. tracting disease from germs left by former tenants. your children to grow up to be healthy, clean-minded men and women as the best place on earth and you as the one they have to thank for it t 4 ; * , | district, away from its temptations, and Take Fremont-Ballard Car to the End of the Line, Where We Wiil Show You Over the Property — | Nadie iniaisn i mrcaal and houses for days ag They are words that go straight to the heart, and their fullest meaning is under- Renters are always changing from the flat to the dilapidated rent- or from the house to the flat, only to find that they have bettered themselves in one way by getting the Every change means cleaning up dirt some one else has made and taking chances of con- < If you want your wife to be happy and care-free; if you want ; if you want them to remember their home , ut them in a home of their own. Give them a chance. IT. Make up your mind that you WILL do it and it is half done. We will help you in every way possible. BURKE & FARRAR, Owners WINS A TOLSTOE) iciock tomorrow afternoon at the Alhambra theatre, which has March 6.—-Miss Mary K.| donated by the management m of New York, whose! The ‘ont religious sects will studies here have been sed! be rep d by thelr ministers interrupted for severaii/and a number of city officials and months by the energetic lovemak:| prominent citirens wll also par Koutosoft ticipate. An invitation hax been te of the world fam/auved to them by Rev. J L. Gar. | «i married Mom land, president of ‘the Beattie Min nobleman. She | isterial Assoctation m girl to Appropriate addresses by ® ladyio-walting at the representative clergymen and se. |; of the exar lection» by the best musteal talent ‘yor ot 10 haa $\ing of Count Alexander Tolstol, a neph od day to the will be serve as cling 4 be the the old song that has warmed thetheart of can not be felt for the home that is here take them out of the crowded renting YOU CAN DO 405 to 409 New York Block ed mt the ad ok will be Heht and be tremtiment ix delayed eit | beain to sehe the cure breaks up hard, stub vent ae City Water and Sidewalks im YOUR KIDNEYS ACT FINE AND ; BLADDER MISERY VANIsHy If you take Jones of Pape's Ditretic, all backache anc distress from outotorder kidneye or bladder trouble will vanish, anc you will feel fine tr } Lame back, painful stitches, kr | rheumatiom, nervous headache, diz reme neveral neal you pains, ‘ lees medicing with that there any pi {a to | ziness, trritability, sleeplessness Made inflamed or swollen eyelids, worn i jout, sick feeling and other sym, c rift aud |toms of wluggish, inactive kidne tie divappear ply | Uncontrofiable, smarting, tre bysielan |night) and all bladder misery that re ; | ends a} Cloetnnaty | Feeling miserable and worr medielag es needless, because this al we prepa m goen at once to the bat |dinordered kidneys, bladder an ‘ tive reg 4 ry syetem and distributes Pape’s pad Oy , Cleansing and vitaliz ment ce ¢ directly upon the orga kid Deye, bialy jand glands + and complet kann ; the cure be realize 08 to APRIL) The Stee! Piant [ in Full Operation J , APRIL Take Notice "i hal Buy Property Right Now in IRONDALE You Will Pay More if You Wait This Moth Only few Suite 200 Leary Buliding Seattio HOLMAN SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY PHONES Ind, 1306 Main 2306 Acreage mm Pattison Bt Boat Leaves 10:30—Round Trip $1—Tickets at This 0 IRONDALE Keep Posted—Subscribe for the Irondale News— We Take Orders B.&M, cae ee tion| We are not asking you to go away woods to buy something 4 down in a holl covered with brush and stump ! view except the # sky above you. Nor do you reach the g cow path © throug! eric hacks and tumble down f No, sir. This property line, only about ) minute e center of the i city, is all | ready to build | n. It lic fine view off the | Sot nd I Hiott B the city and the t listrict around it ed streets and built up with mountains is im] ed wit! ement walk rn } \ u can’t matel good m t anything neat and Up Terms: $5 to $10 Monthly these lots an our prices Electric Lights, Telephones, Schools and Churches at