The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1910, Page 3

Yd bdaraernicbadens | + LE be md 8, 1910. STARCH EXPLODES; , 10 MEN KILLED I | (By United Press) |" ROBY, Ind. Mareh 8 PA wore killed and 17 lorie of them fatully explosion in the | Agpante an Maize Products company | PTAA here last night | | Starch in an overheated oven tn] ) #upp “i to hay n the onuse | A fire broke owt suddenty after the jmon had prepared a kiln filled with starch, The starch exploded like gun powde Boon the whole building was on and the roof and upper floors were blown skyward. The fire was sO Intense all night that no could enter the building teen men were rescued burned HE THREW STONES AT THE SPEEDERS (By United Pree) SAN JOBE, Cal, March 8 Jones, a mer, whe owne a The Juggler FREDERICK & NELSON, Store Clowes Dally at 600 FURNITURE Inc. DRY GOODS FURANI) URE ORY GOODS Women’s New Spring Suits at $25.00 1 «cel Ten peo Injured in # terrible works of ‘the directed to t r ent values a Attention i re Te a afforded in a large line Women lailored wear deep ten fof Joho P. Cus 4 lonn PL & ~ wre. te to the he fn Omaha, an © Sul F fir anda } ae ceceaion of expected biiely appa ere enc w home Sunday y known that ted for his « } gales Lillis. should! . ‘ Which ts not cx , ( | On all eid * the who \ ¥ arent Cs = ‘ h of hore, is und ra d h of here, In under Lad bool é eo). arrest today charged with attempt TS more that ; “ P wets ikg to stop speeding autoists by : J m / hurling stones at the heads of the enthusiasts. According to autoteta who driven past his ranch, Jones has been In the habit of hurling any missile near at hand with the ag view of checking what he termed “the scorching evil hat Mrs. Coden w 7, Jones stated in the justic machine passed ‘ht of 140 mile he Uined it to be sure of his figures, | l simply had to take matters in| my own hands,” he declared | Jones asserts that the passage of ff the automobiles injures his fruit} such an effect tx brought about he does not explain Suits, new Spring models, popularly priced at $25.00 These § ings, uits are made up in smart mannish suit 1 one narrow-wi agonal elty , Engli They are well tailored The Coats are s« mixtures, Beven feartully tripe materials. nd unusually mi- or 8 32 to 36 others fitting, John inches long trictly tailored and omall ranch long shiz ollars reaching to line with Some have Ae with and a moire number sho ing Thie The SI style atin Cudahy and be affection ( the public ead ead in have aline. ‘An arrang parent ited , tunic and that one "POE | include electric- black vidence. Coloring blue at @ rate an bour ind variou ) r ive an ind gray > $95 on Just bow Price $25.00. Semi-Annual Sale of Boxed Hosiery The economies that prevail in the Semi-Annual Sale of the Will Provide Stables. TENCED 1 @ Byearold burke arrest Fesulted in the A large assortmen! of from various © A bill authorising the expendi ture of $16,000 to be applied to city stables, passed the counct] last night The MeFlroy Stable at Seventh ay. 8. and Plummer st. will 1,000 of thie and the remain ary before iit 000 will go toward fi his oo What might be called the financiai uplift of the stage, or possibly the domestic uplift .of finance, the stables near the garb WAS fenteneed to |s seen in the remarkable number of marriages of actresses to multimiliionaires, Juet 22 Americans | cinerator at Lake Union | two nor more | of great we: have wives who have been on the stage at one time. The most notorious of these The horses have been boarding the reforwatory ge: that of Ellie Corey and Maybelle Gillman. Only a few days ago Eleanor Robson took out eines the heavy rains ma August Belmont, the New York $50,000,000 banker. In the near future Cavalerie, the prima donna, | lfimubles at Fifth et 8 and Lane eeeht under a bed in| Will wed Robt. W. Chanter, one of the Astor toonlty millionaires. | wt MAJ. Pinlay at 240 loeb fl » Abe 19-year of the home He had al and had the his possess: out from un ntse00 Boxed Hosiery are of sufficient moment to ju anticipation of future requirements, The Silk watt te istily Hosiery needs involved Thread Silk old in boxes of 3 pair supplying of immediate brand, fast black, in Hosiery Lisle, Hosiery 6 as well as the Lisle and airs Pure cupancy Rialto” ; the LOOKING FOR DYNAMITE IN. F*MAg tre Gane “sit | Sa year da boy, wae! waka & « ylaint with the prosecut- |i} ¢ $2.00-—\\ up in Lake Washington at Women’s Hosiery of Egyptian omen’s Gauze I at i Home oon c | : inler Beach at ni today, 94 | tratetkh M. Faulkner, with non-eup- | and | Negro Policeman | ae Saal etal Starts New Riot | while every effort te being made to | pope of herself and thelr child, Al-} ble ( | —Strikers Says 125,000 Men Have Quit—Police [0)°"°"'*'* "im te Wemue le doubt: lee Howete siirhas ec daa | is the “ Cotton Silk Hosiery i 1 other to the house Which be opened He then sneaked by bim mov Young Finlay to : him. AIRS, SPECIAL Lisle Hosiery ing attorney charging her husband with Extra-size Lisle Hosic ry, Silk-Lisle Hosiery, and Hosiery of Gauze Cotton, all strongly reinforced BOX OF THRI CIAL $3.00—Women’s Silk Black Hosiery heel and toe; also al with 4-inch double heel, Cotton, Mercerized Lisle Inde split sole, Gauze tton, all strong | ful She recites that she married the reinforced Say 18,000. The boy was chopping wood on | defendant five years ago and was the platform of the houxeboat’ divorced from him November 24 BOX OF $1.50. SIX Women’s PAIRS fine gauge with double ton Hosiery with Macc ribbed top; also Cotton Hos spliced heel, double sole BOX OF SIX PAIRS IAL 1.75-—Women’'s Silk-Lisle and Gauze | ¢ otton Hosiery with high spliced heel, double und extra Cotton Hosiery with deep ribbed top SPECIAL Crauze where he and hile the | 1908, because of crueity | sounds of hy or wuddenty ceas port and desertion. They were re led. no a m was pald to the married January 20, 1909, and, ehe matter until seme time had elapsed he has bot supported ber A hurried search of the house and » Bhe charges also that her the adjacent shore line, and then | husband wants her to become the seekers took # boat and looked | prostitute | for the boy tn the Iake. Hite b A divorce suit is pending in the The car containing the dynamite arrived here early yesterda wae soon found in shallow water superior court it was shunted into the West Philadelphia yards, where it inear the houseboat thought it would mot be discovered by the strike sympathizers. | Dr. D. P. Dickey te working over Se atasiah the uncopscious form, It ie not PHILADELPHIA, Maré® 8. The jwho are forcedeto stop work be-|*Pown just how long the boy was| her husband than 280 of negro policemen by the city | cause other men tn the same fac |!® the water | preacher, authorities stirred a new riot yes | O°Y have quit. The union leaders| ee eee 2 é ‘ non-sup PAIRS, SPE- Pure Thread with lisle sole, pure Thread Silk turned garter hem top, sole and toe. BOX OF THREE PAIRS, SPE- IAL $4.00—Women’s extra quality Pure Thread Silk Hosiery with deep garter welt iave lisle sole, heel and toe (By United Press.) PHILADELPHIA, March 8—Director of Public Safety Henry Clay today requisitioned every police officer and detective whe can be spared to search for a carioad of dynamite that disappeared mysteriously from the yards of the Pennsyivania railroad in West Philadelphia. for all ber Lisle Hosiery sole; Cot U. Herrett, a/ 7 oo Western av. | ‘Wile with $10 al ‘money Order made by Jesterday aft-/ Drought by the to compe! her & month for _ the testimony that the wom $66 for spending her living ox the hushand be | for the main ‘s home. The her busband left to give her testified Grown frritabie and with split sole tery ind toe SPEC A woman would rather muspect distrust her toe; also size ; some m RRP RA PDP }telephoned to Clay the startiings ——— Luella Twining, organizer for news that the dynamite had disap | the Western Federation of Labor, ed. Clay immediately notified police authorities and twe end a number of local speakers, score o..cers and police detectives talked at the meeting. Their die were detailed upon the case. cussion of the uae of black police! With the knowled: that hun the Mall Orders ol Ostermoor Carefully Filled Mattresses five children, They bave stirred the greatest anger As the crowd filed out it gave yent to ite anger UY shouting and | @reds of sticks of explosive may| be Inthe hands of the strikers, the | authorities are confronted today ing of 4,000 people in the Labor wy evening the yard officials! Everything for That Garden at Special Prices throwing stones The police charged on the crowd, arresting atx and firtng volleys of bullets over the heads of the people. The crowd was @lspersed. The Business Men's Association is planning a meeting with all the trade and religious organizations im the city to effect a peaceful set tlement. The dally loss to buat a le very heavy “Plkures as to the number of men out vary widely. Director Clay, of the police department, wh: bit terly hostile to the strike, says there are only 18,000 men out. He not count in this the men with the actual situation they have M4 years. Judge posttion + feared since the strike began t there @ause for the the husband and Gold Star Oleomargarine FOR TABLE | 30c ib. OR COOKING — Make Strike Statewide. | PHILADELPHIA, March &—The of the strikers, their oppo nents and «ympathizers, are turned today toward Newenatle, where the State Federation of Labor ts in ses sion. The labor men predict that the | federation will decide to call a sym pathetic strike of union men and women throughout Pennaylvania Ruainess men ©, however, that | they do not expect such an extreme easure on the part of the state labor organization oyen Savings & Trust Co. hexagon; regalvantred after inv ‘me ae oe Sweet. axtra of Seattle Special, ® fot bigh — $1.69 . Wholesome. | Nutritious. | 25c Whaleoil Soap, 20c Doz. Clothing Hooks, +++ +4 +9900,000 Ultra-refined. 10c son of Italy 09 BA SSENGERS! T APPEAL TO | 10¢ Doz. In Sealed Cartons. ‘ WhO tried to carve rt x NORTHERN WAS UNHEEDED|| W?=!ot1__ soap , Satisfaction Guaran- : a carves take ¢ GREA for spraying all as, Perfect teed, plants ahruba H Carus as traps: eany inde ASK YOUR DEALER, With Kroat gust anid kills tts «ood ’ or ‘phon are taking P ie os. 10c i isaen 106 EDWARD LYTLE Bés-the sae ty as ites i Sete, Digtribvater. ; : - ars, riedman 6s 0} tar eomargarine, praises 817 Western Ave. ndron Main 2589. Go-Carts and LOG DINeCTORS A clever woman always tells a fat} man that he looks much thinner! JAMES D. HOGE, Pres nits, J. D. Low t « ses v Stewart H. Hebt r guarant year, $2 than he did.—Chieago News | = N. B, SOLNER The New mick, James D. Hoga Bf! Myers Optical Co. 8 if RIKERS Philadel fits on. ‘wr Poultry Netting Bargain 3-Foot Roll of 150 Running Feet, $1.69 Hest No. Pure. 20 Wire, with heavy were gg ‘not as but (low | does ia to grab an) Capital “There's more dif- ference in price than in quality.” Surpius Saving means to do away (Conctuded.) jy and to mix all insects Special with unnecessary expendi quas'ty eee att went so afdwly that | was in complete possession of my senses all thetime. | remember putting up my hande to protect by J head from glass, and wonderiing what part of my body urd ~ ing to receive the death blow. | was surprised when id Edmund Du Finally, | stopped rolling and felt enow beside me. Hquidar ° runoing water and | k | was beside the creek. with hav rd at explosion, when an acetytene gag tank blew up. tely $ " After that | got up and walked to the depot.” © the charge Want Fire Commissioner Breat sur ramen¢ Catholic « er be ated by : time the oh ’ Sparated . tures — expenditures which vannt sap your financial and moral mane strength Save with us. sano bred ano INTEREST A PER CENT Ind. 4656. more drill are nee is the report Compounded Semi-Annually f the national boar writers on conditions in ander tation a tire Seattle appointed by th ayor plete charge of the fire that more stations be that more } WHO LEAD STREET CAR Labor Union of to «not Greenwalt ‘ared that the strike had ganizer of the street car men To Aid the Sig ght tial { ident Casbler In These Busy Days | vantage a bank | yed | Ferdinand man, A B 25c Clothes nh. C. Met Line, 10c NB. Bolner CORNER SECOND and CHERRY STREET 25c Stove En- amel, 15c h work, a | ixtra black othes ength, hard finishe Branches at Ballard, Georgetown mace" vod Newton Bankrupt Sale 3,000 stock of Clothing, Mavs shoes and Furnishings at your ewn price. ane 40c Gaslight 19c Quallty H Line attention no matter every de hat the PHC 8T. posit h a bank's ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler steady | First and Cherry, Optical Department. $1 Curtain Stretcher, 69c wih each month is evidence that our de ROUTE p ure 1 EVERETT & EDMONDS Nioke i" ate. Clty of niverett or The State Bank of Seattle Pioneer Corner osler Place and Y Three atti at Bunda b. and 4m sath, Boot work day, leave Hverett at 9:45 BROWN, 713 First Av. |” gtaam woul #, and Phones—sunset. M soya ho work \ MBALS FWRVED, First subject Star Want Ads are busi- ness bringers. Try them. &. &. GREENWALT CLARENCE 0, PRAT* SRE -chenlnns tundaye Ind. 136"