The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1910, Page 1

THE SEATTL TAF SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY) MARCH 12, 1910. ONE CENT ON THAINE AND NEWS KTANDS fe -EMPLOVES. IN; SSS caus ROOSEVELT TALKS PAY OF TO STAR MAN IN RRIMAN LAND OF NILE = mas =) Director Newell Demanded the Resigna- . ete iii ey : ; the Man, Ballinge: Reprimanded Newell el se ar Gardner, Washington Correspondent, One of h of Engineer Davis. , Sr te ee . ¢ ; the First Newspaper Men to Greet Ex-President Presence ~ ne pas, 4 Yin ca | After He Left the Jungles, Tells His Story (Wap Cntted Prem : March 12.—€. P. Perking, special agent and mie * 7 Mle os ‘ BY GILSON GARDNER im publicity work for the reclamation service in : ‘4 r t. 1910. $800 & month from the Harriman railroads in ‘ early from the government, rd : | Neyedl of $3,300 yoo eg acco This picture taken yesterday at The Meadows, shows the famous aviator getting ready for a trial flight. At hie feet is seen one of the es dhern t Arthur P. Davis, chief en | few remaining shallow peols of water which hadn't been drained off at the time the plcture was taken. The shagows of the aviator and h testimony | helpers are reflected in the water. the reclamation service | given b u t, presented cectals a, FIRST TIME WAS ue te that the officials « ly thowe projects along the and, k tion of the te t Ballinger, that he & Sor at tousnle i e the rail ¢ " Director New + or all that Perkins ite. Apnea ) ish te we the far r te : toed eric. ter all the things @ about Per Charles K. Hamilton Sails ‘ , | Sreeting was probably som t her t 16 glasses sther, and in a letter Co coming to light, does Ballinger | About in His Aeroplane °°" ws . » Bafana ge ‘ ‘ ® hearty bail, », GI flight would be held hello, Cal; fine; con be ieleation id bi. \ Jud Over The Meadows in) Wheeiivg the mae eine d t ly of 70 nb vs to come away up her "p * deciared Oo , Davi udge Donworth Puts Un-| Remarkable Manner. ee Poe * Seattle Woman in Asking | and we used to be in the squad of new . repr that Perkins had al-| . | ' h * a House. esi for ing ina way lated that be was under! Stal Questions to a Man a Ver's erat ne for Annulment Says She! , ,, 424,06 scrambled aboard the big Egyptian government boat tary's jurtediction and not : F i " vag ty Secietany’s Jartadiction amd net Asking for Right to Vote| ss esse 45 555 ee 4 e% like the wind Was a Victim of a Love | officers and officials, all of whom bad b uted out by infernal in United States. AVIATION MEET TODAY esas aaa * typ beste Confidence Game. peg babggce Peypd-ymredew ' BUNDAY AND MONDAY ony, Spurned the « nd rome tke | The Roocseveitian mind was going AT THE MEADOWS ® | gigantic bir “ the air with | like @ gatling gun, A thousand a whirring won ‘i t Mre 0 he eventh | questions he volleyed at us. He Gates at Meadows open at ® | ape ki de elt r f mma a LA ckett, love’s| asked about everything that an noon ‘agton ot . r ) nialert American can be interested Hamilton will meke firet «hes Ham! turned r r 4 pect A tin. He popped questions at us flight at 2:15 p. m ) eheeied tr r ‘ he about busine politics, people urban will give 10-min voll tor dying away as | Superior court t tt books. He had Wu Ting Fang ute service te the Meadows ot oot te © "lek ‘ in e beaten to death as a questioner cars leaving at First av. and - " ‘ in OF ols and ie | Under cover of ail this, | could get f sou b ear hen|® good look at Roosevelt. it was ‘ specia tw tt rt uthorities arr m|the game old Roosevelt, vigorous. to Meadows every half and ima the discove enthusiastic, brown as an indian Sai hour, the first train leaving the : con lived tn luxury by marryts men and hard as iron. (My fingers still st. station at noon . and after spending their mone ache from that grip he gave me ra charge for automo ong 7m . oar , | sorting t when | clambered over the side of Pisce rei 4 for them intle fake fn fr A . The Seatt . - 4 the|the Dat an the Held a flying ray te ped» Saute Cah: ikooued dren under 12 yeare 28 conte jthen, retag oo Ti oat rie « A § r women | standing back the owd bad just been driven soared over t s the de Kermit the front of the flaming ee hing sta ee ’ ed att 2 he mbled t collapsed. In the r of e eet wily |’ , ther - 5 deck bursing debris veered | “ ™ \, . on . here several hose lines the flames slous eacape hes. The flames had gain eat headway when the fire de arrived, and the men de fire from spreading * * * * * * * * * * - * - * . ~ * . * * * * * *. Chas K. Har rds ase dr achines, gave ¢ his marvelous skill t oA 0 atchere a i) She married t Told Her a Fairy Tale. te trained like a prize ogee ay el * attle at 2:15 today ' a Pickett Chicag eaheningn . ¢ h . let ener tbe. wale fee] sUbeE G80. GONWORTH. The Meadows was thronged with |circi 1907. She lived with hi rip has aged him. That i CLEON GARDNER wor . newhat ow i p am before the ¢ set f ‘ ' passed |montha, She told visiting more the man than the boy 1 Wiehe SRR PND nes | asic he a ba Beet your taker eaten Soowes ve first flight, and the tent In which over the on ' ©, and | Judge Kauffman this morning tha Went to Breakfast. Of cards struck casier oy au) n keeping| upon some action that is aang lp tradi eathanl et : ne is kept hidden was sur- | waved his hand to the t wateh-|he told as he did t other Come down to breakfast,” said t sickn Oh, firemen narrowly oe the ft om getting = foothold on} against the law of the city, inquisitive people, jars, ‘Taking # final circle over the | Women, a fairy tale of being « rich | Roosevelt dlestt no; and they're all frame ehouse wi by the ' ~ and perhaps dearn . —_ Py a won Ms saya oe satay woe id you fellow the joy 4 nder the ean- |inclosing fence of the Meadows, be |lead mine owner But we want to interview you,” | right agai hep : one Hd — Po von ds 4 os aw ort agg of Fase “ “ circled down lower and lower apd After the marriage confessed | *aid Avia “Now comes the important state- for the a Der ae ; eee oe 8 ome S sutomo- Ut o® the level track like a huge |he was embarrassed for money l urged, “we didn’t come| ment, and | want you to get it fact that burning building This warehouse the questions asked would-be lend before the |weiel fowl. « ing rest on the use hin fortune was tem to eat breakf Let's | Straight. jin falling struck wid * number of acids P citizens down at Judge Don ee hy thew “ " Ited up tr lines a . erwaré « buliding that e re would be fraught th th 1 Fr 1 the overflow | bosom of the sea hee ap in @ mtn i ards | will make no comment, direct- » nere ad y worth’s court, in the Federal ler accommod ‘ dental displ ' re ~ Beant rows poseteiition, buildin around the field Lights « Cigarette. ommoda » n f ispla y or indirectly, on things at home, Te aeternd yoten ‘ se 4 was banked to the with $400. He - » " dazeling as the r That ts, on politics. shane Pet Pigeon Is Rescued Has a man a right to work {th the massed throng, but far over saw him a “8 “ 1 been caught ¥ man b stabie| ff he is not a member of a ; - aay seconde no one could epeak, © 1D) ia) 6) Chieag t the crowd. I ioe. ton Meera vente ehh) epee ity amott Te he oles r is another question njortty of the, entscens Esee |, the feeling caused by the |)* =n . . tt "{on that subject for publication un. timbers ‘ r old hotel, and Be ae t t on the grane re sight of Hamilton aloft in the alr _ did three other ao P til after | have reached the United igeon aes pee >. Bob ; ‘ Fee * Ss ane thelr ke more ye Then. the atmosphere change - te a @ senten bs in & hopeless States and can know just what | am a ! the habit of sojourning nd « p he) While today’s flight was the fi 2 pony rs Pronger gt ear in Joliet for bigar pinor’ d s0 we trooped in to | talking about. settled after : Peay omni ig - agg ee 4 ante @ labor |oubtic exhiBivion of Maratiton's akin; 2am@iton. striding up to the grout When } ; breakfast | through the mea fon h fn an « ‘ “ ‘ al " 4 newepay en, and ike the Oh tes “ ig, oe hi ou can say that any expression ae slat ‘ m i of mad | ¥ 0 . n a trial fight igarette e ts, eaid d v od Seine reas Bcc that may be attributed to me, deal- « flames hing | : ve _|he late erday afternoon Saeredody & oe’ %. m Breve tons. e ng with politics, directly or indi- ird was rescued . een King Makes His First Flight wena thet ; f A asisted rectly, will be a fake, pure and sim: handed n 1 m 5 my. ; . ‘ ow ‘ : cho ons ple. Now make that as strong as At 5:30 the last touches were f rned . ; te 2 ne, and to the eatte- ing of the ma you an, ans we 8 visit some more.” aut we had to The fight was over F wet “FIRE CAN'T HURT ME,” MONKEY MAN BOASTS, SO COMRADE SET HIM AFIRE Harry Blitz, the “monkey man” whose “bab-bab-bab-bab” was rdpn the Pay Streak during the A-Y.P. fair with his wife and their reconciliation brought him A , ° limelight recently, was severely burned last night at Portia Durning bulldi: oe . i ‘ cording to a United Press dispatch from there tries the whole ot ot Fee ~oge vd P * a, “| am a fireeater; fire doesn't hurt mo,” said Blitz, joking with a companion. His companion, Edward Woode, whe is believed to have been Se el eae er ns [fatto temic HERE’S A WHOLE ROMANCE RELATIVE OF THE | cit Saunton ies haar aed Prccucaies “se TOLD IN FOUR TELEGRAMS 000 FOR GETTING fy United Press SIAN A TITLED HUSBAND th diSiig yA ti: ny ef br Be errr ee eee eee NO DANGER OF A SAYS KOMURA to Rome. 4 "0 cording to the statement of the cor Hy United Press. rOKYO, Mareh 1 ( * GREAT NORTHERN LINES ARE NOW CLEARED * * for Mian M mag f ner here today |» FARMS AND GARDENS Miorneys in |} ‘ Laughiin’s death occurred yester-|~ The Great Northern railroad nae? t Jay, and the report of the physi-/® this morning resumed opera who was for f the Carnegie cians that he had died of “cerebral! tions over ite main line. The cay. end | , it i hemorrhage” gave no inkling at) w St, Paul train went out this Tears matter of the time that he had come to a vio-|® morning on time, and tonight oa wae me Gontant I , lent death |* the Oriental Limited through Abat 1 t ' Laughlin had been ill for several! ® to Chicago and the Kansas ere angels months, He was the son of Major © City train will both depart at Be PasY Sottle ‘ b George M. Laughlin, who died but|® the scheduled hour. The Spo is lawyer « a few months ag He was born! ® kane local, however, will be BW We entitied n 1875 and in 1902 married Miss|® canceled for another day or Herron, a sister of Mrs. Taft | two. | ‘The line through the moun | taine wae cleared last night, | and Great Northern officials * do not anticipate any further * trouble. cabled to the tates hi t wo oC The ' that nothing in American-Japanese n fairs to cause uneasiness. The Fy bh ie i Sony tye ond thoug my Pastern laterests of the two powers hereb t prepaid is “Maybe not antagonistic, Waris in ; ree i TESSIE McADAM ‘ {val It would be a crime ‘i without excuse or palilation My a t ‘ fe ele SANW6 wegnennan* |the understanding of 1908 ; You have the | ct , " core the MISS TESSIE McADAN - KOMURA tenant ma Dm ; WAGHINGTON.—You have r chaser. Anyv : Tae jeed any statues for newsp have our land worked at a just: hed to tell dotting the landscape, but MacGahan may have ne, 0,000 appropriation I» pass gress. MaoGahan, as corresy t for the London Daily News, “ a story of the atrocities of Turke in Bulgaria which rewulted in England securing Bulgaria's free- | Wok tk te tet te tte te tt | orn, ee ee el SB, INTO POLITICS BANK CLEARINGS 5 Seattle 7394.80 +SEE SESE EER REE ER * Pe ee ee ee el 846,842.00 4,995.00 ay. declared (1 Pilities at no nn 16 an inter Pabliviied tn the Loa this afternoon Goted as iy oy hat an profit to you than to let tand idle, Farm and Gard Portland chum told today . .$2,104,010.00 104,268.00 RRR THE WEATHER or Re ads cost 1 cen the little word; 10 words 10 cent self when she * * * Spokane * Fair tonight and Sunday, #{f Phone Main 9400 or Ind. 441. B} why she blust ‘ AnYOL * * * Clearings today ..8 972,928.00 Balances 144,670.00 Office, 1307-11 Seve avenu mentions “Mis Tune P.O. Box 1900 | really couldn't blame Tes ing an at firet when s light east wind eeeeeeteeeee eee eee eeeeeeeeteeas rods Keene tx Ce