The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1910, Page 3

WEARS A DERBY; DUCKED FOR ait pnt apeech of al? n the injuatioe | se of mob law, ident of the) st intercollegiate s ator, was ducked in|!" Metting off { the lake at noon by|the ferry land ig) STO? fam Jenkins, laborer, fell o ear into Puget sound at } thin morning way Jenkins usual woaring a derby | and that wasle # do not care how bear if caught wearing al 0 Raleden was ducked. Not} best friend could deny it Oph are wearing a y Ook and thinking plots for! hi ister marc wtor © Eee te amour “ Nearly 200 aquare inches of skin as been grafted on the burned nge, It is a safe bot that some-| body of Bernard Kappello, and he * will be stirring on the cam.) ts going t get well About two shortly [apt ag0, more than a third of Kappetio'’s body was scorched on & steam table in the kitchen of I the Aretic club and at the city how * LABOR PARTY TO CONTINUE WORK |i," it was feared that he would | Kappello wanted to die, so great ed Labor! was his patn, but the ho rapital wur S MUN | geons bade him keep up his « it is wnueua ” a man burned te r, but ee EATENS our EGON GOVERNOR « s burned back and Iimbs © Was able to furnish mowt of tt SULLIVAN IS_ FINED — Tic. FOR LICKING TAILOR SPLASH! AND JENKINS STEPS FROM WEST SEATTLE CAR RIGHT INTO PUCET SOUND © trolman Mel splashed right | o« ‘tng in the penalty any wopt | 200 SQUARE INCHES OF SKIN TO SAVE THE LIFE OF ARCTIC CLUB EMPL sul so) night, securing $21 In THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1910, an they're off, t Jenking’ fare when hie He rained dima ppeared » bringing Pa Seattle. He was unhurt LONE IRISHMAN AT from the healthy portions of bis own body. A person's own skin & Ways thrives | ter than the bo rowed cuticle after the grafting} process HOLDUPS GET $21 Three highwaymen pounced Jobn EB. Wilson near his bome at upon | Hanford av. and Colorado «t., inet cash and a check for $12 Natio al Bank give the hugs, except to a large man and ‘Swedish accent Ww poli ript say that spoke Millinery Co. | 1525 Second Ave. Announce that their rand Su r the price If oat belong The differ ed for assault hird Bred anor von iahable with a cou ty jal sentence or a ‘th © on you as the f rat “HARMONY LUNCHEON” ENDS IN FREE. E-FOR- ALL FIGHT | ; od We Have the Gr a Shown of Obie fins Stewart stated tod Mra. Moody had be Awel) knows er {@ the corridor hote! Mine Stewart was reated me ont sl Mre the fight etlor ay Tegerding three FOR JEWELS THAT HUBBY LOST IN SHAKING THE DICE Throw xh Portland direct Through Sar Through California and New and Aak for ow fin ripped himself of the aud wagered them Now his @ife enters sparklers rates, timetables the aupertor | J. and J. F thetr City Tleket 608 First Avenue FE. BE. ELLIS, General Agent Office vart, suing bota P Sullivan for the jewels or alue, $725, claiming the jewels » were he voual property and o that Golden had no right to gamble them away eware Bargains||*'*"** fmprices like these that ma here. Towel Ber, 8 10c Shoe Blacking, 5c ‘ age of Miller's Waterproof 16-Inen d Miacking. Satur 5c 5c Pie Ti h He ¥ a dollar buy te " Pa 35c Preserving Kettle, 19c Best Quality te Preserving Kettle Gray Sat 19c 19¢ 19¢ 35c Battery, 1 5c Carpet Tacks, 2 for Sc Dry Cel) atts MS, telephc I we nt g 56 table i MMperage Sp. ; ® eg Ready PAY US $1.00 A WEEK eatest Variety HATS AT POPULAR PRICES Ever { the Orege: Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, bs distinct routes to the Prancteco and Salt large lines of Spring Hats and Trimmings are open for inspection, of WEARABLE at the Wonder, 1525 Second Ave. Bet. Pike and Pine Sts. THREE WAYS EAST THE DIRECT WAY THE SHASTA WAY .» THE SUNSET WAY n & Washingtor Lake City Orleans at Passenrer Stat First Ave. 3. and Dearborn 8t A. KE. D. STEWART, DT. A W. D. SKINNER, General Passenger Agent. $1 a Week Our Opening Display of Men’s and Women’s| * Apparel and Millinery Tailored Suits = “te he tit ustration will give you __Easter Hats swing Hat and pay wi h Spring Suits for Men On Easy Payments Suite are We carry @ large Our this country $16.00, $20.00, $26 $8 Lawn il $4.98 4 Migh New Kaaster Suit, Hat to match slawn M Grade, Hall-Hear wer ith 4 tem aléer & Harlbat | strictly tailored and are 60 and still better ¢ not wait until you have all the cash at the time and $1.00 weekly payments from the best makers of nt. Prices ran # at $20.00 and $36 me to We take ¢ Call and let w ABB $1.00 A WEEK YOU CANNOT Mi88 Pacific Outfitting Company, Inc. | SEATYLE’S POPULAR CREDIT HOUSE 422 Pike Street QPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. M. jmander Robert B | whe rt hie leeture tour in the South Ah CONNER AN IRISH CONCERT (iy United Press.) SNEW WESTMINSTER, @. Cy March 18.-A &t. Patrick's concert, on &t. Patrick's day, with Englishmen, Americans, Canadians and Seotehmen, and only one lone Irishman—that's what |e causing glee in New Westminster today. \ Father O'Boyie was the only bona fide immigrant from the eld’ sod who had @ hand in last night's St. Patrick's con. | cert He was chairman of the or | ganizing committes, and his | two associates were A. L. | Lavery, a French-Canadian, and J. M. McDonald, a Scotch: man. All the entertainers were English, Scotch, American or | Canadian NEW YORK, March 18—-Com-| Peary haw cut he failure of Gov, Brown, of f1.00 #100 1 Fillines #100 and up OUR MAXILLAR METHOD "AN Ween Genrantesd! | Ohio Dental Parlors | pete ree eTnne - con, THINb AND Fn WARE Boon 4 AMUSEMENTS soun cont Moore Theatre | Lambardi Grand tea Co. TONIGHT —“CARMEN Frau, Catvl, By * st Spat KN) ® Ai ATA elections Varteus Pieer, 180; Matire — |, Gattory | The Grand ?Yy92" Suedey Matinee —#RAT BALK NOW a Mec “The House of a Thousand Candles” REDUCTION oF PRIC ES “Thereafter Fleer 336 + Matiner Entire Entire te. Entire 9 the Mate Bargain Mats. ‘Mereatier Tuesday, Thursday, Satd’y ewer Floor S0e “Grand Opera cng a ARABIAN NIGHTS Alhambra MAMTIOA hie $1. Bare Seattle Theatre na “eR MAD MARRIAGE Every Preses Prices Nights Mal Lois T heatre » Baritowe WONTAL y of Washington | i, MARCH tf OK SIME TAGAARDS—5 6—Hewnational A “ PANTAGES THEATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE” LARSEN TROUPE BAPAYETTE’S DOGS red Wyekort and rs STAR THEATRE Georgia, to introduce Atlanta audience, hin reference to nd he that "pian have been changed WANTED, # at 1580 Firet a American Cafe Table de Hote Dinner daily from! 5 to 8:30 p. m., 76 cents, inc wine, Popular musk Russian orchestra direct from St Petersburg. Fourth and Pike him to an! Mré. Alice Bates, Seventh av. and Marion at., was badly burned about | man the hands and arm this morning wher her house, which nave furniture ould if I f meeting some Ledger SOLID COMFORT Is what you enjoy when you Cook With Gas Let our solicitor call and convince you, Seattle Lighting Company 1314 Fourth Ave. Henry Bldg. @ Phones: Main 6767; Ind. 67 MY SAMPLE SUITS ARE SUPERIOR—-THEY ARE THE PICK AND CREAM OF THE CLOTHING WORLD FAERRMANNS a SEATTLE’S SUIT SHOP NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING EVERY WEEK for Men and Young Men $52 NEVER PAY MORE THAN THESE PRICES POSITIVELY NO BRANCH HOUSE IN SEATTLE THESE SUITS ARE REGULAR $25.00 AND $30.00 VALUES Open Daily 8 A. M. to 6 P.M. Me LE ihe — a NOW LOCATED 908—THIRD AVENUE—908 Between Marion and Madison | Saturday S rh CLOTHES BASKET floor Mop Sale of es tensils that we it this store PUDDING PAN—A three-quart ¢ Pudding Pan; I5e, Extra special GALVANIZED TUB — Wit All the Credit You Want Store Ope n Every Saturday Evening Store Open Every Saturday Buy Now | Evening aS i Pay Later | Seeond Ave. at Union S¢