The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1910, Page 3

Itt i400 [EUNKET i to Gis Patch Up asd Republi- ry in New York? ——— ‘paited Pree) o Mareh = 16 pepan ae © ight toda , ‘poe today whe er Chicago, ® re Seely interest "ied Decause be © jew York and the president nt While he ts | d that what it be worth recording pein Party Split. fe the polit! York are look great nationa ly to the The split re state te} time to the! to be re ‘of the old or dy Timothy —S after Root from a of the . Sy and some cpt that he © im favor of the Unitartan Give a perfor Mights” Friday pera house. it it of the Gir Beboo! to be giver the cherished Aro) The y has been the prospects wre ce es AN DISGUST ‘ M, March 16. Th« Btates to the factionists it of the pro Managua, came Cruiser Buffalo taking the ma Been camped on an “°* ‘AND Freee.) C800, Mare) K Vanderoii _Jeste New York to the ru West to « jfome went + sald Mrs. Va mont hote| tion of ¢ fidn't come 8 a4 BeECUriny Bt wot conten Dit is a ive ‘ he SAS Ming Virwie a F Pe the James Kn A Much propert Reception W's Heiler ( rs hotel, ir tom 2:30 CAUSED WEI ATEMENT OF malts Were t me WAR the fasta Feverberation eH think it wil 1. pleas pecs 1 beeen At Been; ‘#10 Near a Here thunder THEVA he ws crane ee ed STRANGE COMMUNITY IS THIS | | man like you ought not to wite * sald Coroner Snyder nm Green, husband of § nan who died without medi t is charged, Blood pole following th bieth of a wae the caw who make pmunity an visited the Yeaterday to Investigate The camp has different for their religion, the favorite one being “Followera of the Apoatolic Faith. Jut Ballard Holy Rollers freebootors up the ple ecb ieag Deputy ay t : camp names areagly bowed death, accept t ae an act pe od which could ave been prevented, he hills from the terminus | Ballard No Faith in Medicine. They have small faith in medi jeine, but there fa no evidence 0 neglect If anyone falle ill the reat pray for recovery, and if it does not come, accept death with alm resignation and unremitting fatth In their God In their zealous eyes, t is no surgeon tpehlel excep 1, no aler ike Jesus Christ pray * to Heavy do not cure what value are physicians th? of her! Women at the villa x religious | Gourley, the leader, BUGLES SOUND FOR A WAR OF THE VICE PRESIDENTS IN WASHINGTON ASHINGTON, ton is girding its lotne for today It's to b Beach car line, almoat the only sounds heard rippling of the waters on of chil} in the village of Mra & young mother, died ach and the prattle © sands, and rude cabins where » Green nyder and the humane k her death was due nal negligence if and others of the a vice qrecstene » outlived It. A Roose buat, by Charles Fraser New York i# in Washington ready to join the battalion of others in senate. But there is no room 4 to make way for the chiseled urea of T, Ro some vice-prest will have to be relegated t corridor here's the rub. Fach has some favorite tn that triows group and ts ready to fight to seo that the favorite tan't the jone to take the back seat. A lot tery may solve the problem. ESCAPED PRISONER HAS CHANGE OF HEART AND RETU RNS bing PENITENTIARY | turning to prison as be felt that he had done wrong when he broke his oath to the warden when he had once, a war of Insurgents { battle nia ave White | a Potomac never realized that nt amounted to any-/| is storm broke. Be wn that busts of various of officials decorate all the pare niches in the senate hamber senator (hy United Pree) DENVER, Colo, Mareh 16- Warden Tynan of the Colorado pent tentiary is in reoeipt of a letter to | > it avict, In which Hummel! states a that he is en ronte from Topeka. Kas, to Colorade, to complete his ison sentence. Hummel wrote that he was re that he den, in apprehen en route. ated to notify that he may i by an officer eS ~ TO SUE BACKERS : OF AIR MEET (Concluded) After two What matter ager ne He has been standing hin ington Fair as wghonw ont of the » the Weatern Waaht ant oper bah wit in suffering from high there 2 me hope thet $1.25 Aluminum Sauce Pans, to Introduce .. . In order to introduce thie highly mtants in P. Howe, Jr. whe much experience in box of. have ¢ the t turéay and gware in every Seattie $7.971, neoord made by Hanna t Ramsey. This may be tn reased by $200 of $200 when the all in from places tn the ticket# were sold. Of his amount Hamilton hae received h was the amount guar for his figh The ox ° nccording to tig 1 tox and Hanna there wi the count t, bright ae returns are ting te city where atural 59c Foot Step Ladder, well made of at strong material; every wt: See 25c Sink Strainer, 10c n’s Improved Kn Strainer, for hanging n middle Special RBILT Netting Bargains Poultry Netting lots and net th cureqa Tried to Square Things $7.50 Go-Cart, $5.19 LLINGTON SLIDE, COLLEGE PROFESSOR ellington land alide, I clase yesterday by t the state uni he loose masses anche hurtling rain laws of physias He tarted amall simply He is informed that des » just defere the 2% eld eeeeeeeeeeeee ee calls them | ue | promised that he would not attempt | ther reason he gave for writ. | THE ah bimaet Aline Abate lal MARCH 16, 1910. HOLY ROLLER VILLAGE WHERE MRS. GREEN DIED WITHOUT MEDICAL ATTENTION Johildren according to the Hebraic method | Bible, making the | phyatoian unnecessary, Mra, Gour lley is a wtrong Woman and has de vered all her children in this way Hut occasionally there comes 4 little mother, to whom the traits land tactics of the Apostolic Falth are acquired, perhaps through mar jrlage, to whonr this te an ordeal] of dubfous outcome, The case of} the unfortunate Mra. Green might cited as an example The Pastor Talks Whittling a stick on the shining wands of the beach, the pastor talked= freely of his congregation this morning. He |ture of the peacefallooking ha let, an Arcadia, @ retreat whe tired souls might re from t world and lead peaceful, bappy di ives ov ARTIST. STEALS = PAINTING (Conciuded.) never signed my name to anything 1 painted. That was to come after I had atudted The Temptation Comes. Sunday morning | walked out to |] the Millet. When I got into the vuweum I went right to it. It came | paint better 1 wae shaking as I thought of cutting i out, of touching it with There war no ove tn the room. My hand went into my pocket. It war so easy. Then I out out the picture and roiled it up. stuck it under my coat and walked out the main entrance. There wax a policeman at the door. He did not notice me. | bur ried back to my room the pleture out before me and look ed at it for a long time. Then I got out my paints and tried to imitate the colors, I did not intend ever to copy the p but to copy the sh ture and the figure above all, to study t Didnt Want Money. 1 had no accomplices told me to steal the picture, I knew that it was worth a lot of money probably $1,000, | thought after f got home. Only when I read « it in the papers when I went restaurant for breakfast Monday my fingers morning did I know bow mach it/ But | did not} 1 only | it and worship it} was worth In money want money when I etole it wanted to bave and have it always for my own 59c sanitary and durable home, we make this bargain Reasons Why $1 Curtain Stretcher 59c Select Wood Cur tatn Stretcher witl not warp bas nickel-piated ai OVC $2 Garbage Can, $1 49 35¢ Dog Cola 19c Assortment of Collars, either b patterns Special ather 19¢ License Tags Attac hed Free I or eded thing in this Nne $1.00 Bléectri Do Bell, t te with bel tter wire and push 69 button Cc Spelger & Morlbut AVENUE AMD UNION STREET, net forth the! services of a) painted @ plc! Nobody | | over me that if I had ft all the time |i i could look at ft and study tt and nd spread "WE ARE NOT Selling opt or y the newest “ttne of priced right | ford to miss tt We do firet-ctass painting at roasonabte prices. FEDERAL PAINT AND WALL ness bringers. PREDERICK=*NELSO a Tomorrow Y Third and | last da he _ RED, “Ima IO EXPOSITION 3 “ OF EASTER MILLINERY > AND APPAREL Ria cs four CO spines spain company 1 Is ne erie nvitec Saat SOLID COMFORT Is what you enjoy when you Cook With Gas Let our solicitor call arid convince you. Seattle Lighting Company i} 1814 Fourth Ave. quitting business. | | snapplest, | Wall Papers in You can't af papering and Une «_ PAPER CO. o charge mas 1914 First Ave hee con dg. EDWIN J. Bi Henry Bidg. 718 Pivet Aw Columbia and Phones: Main 6767; Ind. 67. and Sundays Prize Winners in the Advertisement Contest aud C. H submittec leciding Late last night Messrs. A. T. Schmidt, J. Fred Braid he difficult task of judging the more than 2,000 contributions and after a great deal of difficulty in number of exceptionally good stories, aw irded the prizes as follows First—IDE McCLINTOCK, Chautauqua, Wash. Second—ADA PRICE LEE, Othello, Wash. Third—N. J. EMORY, 516 N. 44th St., Seattle, Wash. The ten merit prizes following the three grand prizes were awarded as follows, and in Brockhagen finished 1 in the Othello between the large Ivertisement Contest, the order named ETHELWYN ANDERSON, 103 Thirteenth Avenue N., Seattle, Wash. COL, M. T. COLBIN, 1263 Empire Building, Seattle, Wash. VERA P. NOBLE, 2110 East Mercer Street, Seattle, Wash. LEZLIE OLMSTED, 2444 Harvard Avenue N., Seattle, Wash. ELLEN HAMPSON, Corner 79th and Interlake, Green Lake, Seattle, Wash. MRS. M. LUCAS, Bremerton, Wash. MRS. LENA WEBER, Sedro-Woolley, Wash. M. J. RAREY, 1301 Rainier Avenue, Seattle, Wash. PEARL V. DARTT, 5256 Fourteenth Avenue N. E., Seattle, Wash. The ad merit \\ ill of the named are of re that these apparent that ntestant tant Che clevernes some of the n the publicity experts who judged the contest lack of space at this time the publicatic his quickly itch the newspapers for these idvertisement their interest in the matter when submitted by contestant thirteen « and stories nen one ertisements been the markable pauses to consider ontributions have in 2,000, it become each ¢ represents ilmost 200 contes advertisements nm ot well prevent iny of ind those will be they vertisement however, will be done as is may be, winning are published, as ke pains to w unply repaid be beginn OTHELLO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Sixth Floor Marion Building, Southeast Corner of Second Av’ and Marion St, prize the stories will ithin a day or t\