The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1910, Page 3

Oh, Yes; But Will the Fever Die? { YEO 1AM SATISEL WL LAY MAY GUN ASIDE WHEN IGEY Home ano NEVER Hun Kendo today secured the ‘of many addit im open covet of thore who amounts the $200 Thos oe eevey 50; w Frederick $345 ‘pate taser Chai yy the Interest of National bank te him about the ordinance ——~= + MEY DAD THtees A CuIP MUNN OUT te THe ORCHARD | Tust GOT A SHAP HHOT OF Kure a ration of the to the seaperoa’ tion of the : bribe ge convictions gy Judge counctimer yesterday, ¢ today, as too busy takir of former and 5 Frase va immediately af Wrote their resigna council. The ree Mailed to Mayor district orney WEAK TO WALK AMBULANCE fi By United Frew | I Merch 9 22.— id not know that ife> him” to trump in euchre, (iy Untied Breen) LONDON, March 32.-—Private ad views today from Blarrits, where King Edward te under the care of doctors, contradict the official bulle- tine iseued by the king's physicians, in which it is declared that his coo dition ts improved According to the private mos as arrested, charged sages, Edward showed every sign of and a butcher's M8 evidence te the story told was playing a four with Davis, Avery I dames Steriing " jamonds as an ace of clubs with a smait placed the left on the two otha able as he saw ater, and bud 2 + the last player the original iead with W aileged to e ® steel, and B Gould be dearmed, ‘ nie appeared on the street today It was reported that he was feble and so weak that he fottered when he walked. He only walked a short distance before he grew so tired he was unable to proceed. The physi clans in charge of bie majesty still continue to iseve encouraging bul letins, but the people are thoroughly siarmed over his condition, and place but little credence in the re ports that the king le recovering ‘from a bronchial affection Jack—Congratuiate me, old man Mise Pussielgh bas made me happy for life. Tom ting to Jack Indee When take place? Never, she refused me the wed iabitity Re of weit kr Chotee of 12 or I44inch Cr Mower, with 3 tool spiral-shaped self-sharpening kntves; easy adjustment; set rf $2.39 PAINTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Paint Department—Main Floor | containing Cbieken-Proo Beh at ott Lawn 3 Quarts 25¢ Onion eigen Se ‘ 25¢ 50c Kalsomine, 33c Package wellknown “Dek ate Sanitary Kalsomine. for when mixed with 1 colors AVENUE AHO UNION STREET. being in sertous condition when he! cand You CAN SAY IN YouR PAPER THAT 1AM DELIGHTED YO OE BACK HOME AGAIN 'MAVE CaRrenO A GUN roe THe wasy ‘ AND THAT Neon acces ‘ Trew ma GO U0 wm CANADA THiS FALL ( FoR Bear ¢ DONT WANT SHIP CANAL CONSTRUCTED Resolved, By the Manufac turers’ Association of Seattie, that inaemuch as the construc tion of the Lake Washington canal will put owt of busin 29 manufacturing plants, and that it will impose upon this city and the taxpayers of this Community a burden of several milion re for the con struction of bridges, sewers, electric conduits, etc., and for the reclamation of « large area that will be flooded by the construction of the canal, thie association go on retord a6 Opposed to the appropria thon now pending before con grees. With McGraw, Former Jobn Judge Governor Thomas Waurke one or two others fighting against the above resolution, and with J. F Ives and A. FP. McEwan. representatives of the Ballard mill owners, J. M. Frink and others de tmanding Ite adoption, the resolu was finally put through by the —- Manufacturers associa last night, by a vote of 18 be 4 The manufa ere don't want the canal—at le they don’t want to pay tm taxes what they think ft will post the city, This was made ig during the disew which Imes was im the xtreme A masse of figures were od in the fight to project Ex-Governor sion, acrimonious present condemn the MeGraw and = City Engineer Thomson defended the canal project in every way pos sible, and the former was bitter in his denanciation of the motives behind the attack “You are called upon to at tend thie meeting by argu ments that are fi d spuri ou said § ex-Gov. MoGraw, ind by arguments dictated by selfish men whose opposition incon nt with the spirit that has always characterized the citizens of Seattle Despite this, however, t adopted the resol AUTO BURIED agso efjation ition IN QUICKSAND ASTORIA, OF persons, oce.pants of an automo pile, on thelr way from this clty to Seaside, narrowly escaped being buried alive late last night when the big machine overturned and was buried in quicksand along the beach In the at the time of the ac elfent w Dr. A. M. Kinney, his wife and child, and Mise Peyton of Astoria and H, L. Fineh of land, The automobile struck so obstacle, overturned and began slowly to sink Serambling from position ax quickly ers of the party were ree from the deadly were brought to Astoria by ing wagon The automobile bad disappeared from wight early toda FEROCIOUS BARON ROARS FOR BLOOD March 22.—Five pertious as possible, the able to sands, and a pa their completely March at Baron hiller, the poet NEW learned Prederich on of the famous has challenged Alexande a New Yorker, living duel, The was left to Me Schiller ta the German actre YORK today Vor grand McAlife at Bron choice of Allinte adopted Alexar of ter Manor Vor won ot th Viardi, who tt McAllister Pre ing the Americar used bim ¢ having atte Viardi ened der Mrw Von Schiller ac McAllister with 1 to influ me t » also mother wgall d that t to have John J. 4 a Roosevelt announces that he is now through with huntips KING EDWARD TOO. THE hae unbdbi ael MARCH 22, 1910. in cash, He & revolver and the ways one had other a knife March — 22.--Aviator| Hamilton leaves today for| where he will From Vancouver He will not again K Vatteouver | three flights Kose to Bpokane in Seattle mak he ap pear #AN ANTONIO, Tox fePhomas F, Walsh, ch millionalre, and party t ted for AVashington, D. C., on tal trath, Mr, Waleh's condition in still causing worry March Colorado FILES. Ho BRINGHURST CHARGE Failure to wear a uniform. Permitting Ben R. Humes, a member of the department, to become a candidate for office Antagonism toward officiate of other departments. Publications of criticiems of other city officers. KERMT These against are the charges preferre Harry W. Bringhu de posed chief of the fire department by Mayor Gill, upon which he re moved bim from office immediate ly after taking his own new berth Bringhuret Denies Charges. Bringh he bas refused t a uniform ires,” he says, “I always made it & point to wear the regulation hat coat and boots. In this connection it abould aid that I have had active pe 1 charge of every fire since taking office, when not sick in bed The deposed chief denies all of the mayor's charges, but he shows ho animosity toward bis successor, Capt. J. H. Boyle, who began bis new duties yesterday Hefore quitting office ler sent Chief iret says never wea Mayor Mil Bringhurst this \| Wood ve Atl WOOD AND BEERS SIMPLY CAN’T GET | COURTS TO SETTLE THEIR FAMILY ROW Wood, afternoon it was Wood va. Beers again, down In Judge Brown's eourt Wood and Beers ‘ legal games of the last trouble Beers, Beerg v yesterday ing fact that Bee been naturalized, od for Mlegal registration coming up yerterday Brown sustained the tiled by A. B. Griffin Beers, and threw this the ground that the hot wate facts « had neve had him arrest the case Judge demurrer attorney for out on aint did jent to charge jand now #O he heen play ae in the few month when a step of Wood became tovelved ir altercation with Mra, Beer jand #0 far forgot himself a all |her an hen.” The epithet rankled, and .rankled so that Mra, Beerw drew her garden howe and wet the |¥gacent stepson down product of Cedar river Youth Wet Down The bath did fiery vigor of however, even though bi did dose Ite pristine bloom, youth, “mad as a wet bert ed @ large bottle from the ground hear at hand and flung it with t’ verve at Mra, Heers. The bottle struck a wall and one of the flying fragments hit Mra Heer right on the wrist, according to he complaint Heer hal Judge Brown's n the }courta for The won an ntarted com to ¢ Now it is Bee MANIAC ON TRAIL OF GOV. BENSON GREELY, polles here Willian Kansaw intentior of Oregon months ago, Kote Yeuterday he trongly trust offer with the Colo are aller who to Salem of killing Oregon. ¥ rch 22 William walking Ore, with The HW from the Ben in « dtetharged aa cured tate asylum three East naon trou hie way delusion was eon not the m ahirt and the pluck dampen Wood's — ster Governor n ams 40 * at the back wired here ying he w on He labor under the that the lum where fined he elevtrie degree ncror nent, which deserved much ideratico ence ® being Judge Brown threw It out of « inder of |it was now d's move Hensor vebe f hi n The ut before lue domages against AM | judge threw this also then third Not influ done cont him, and t the Gover W #0, Ob filed a Albertson — for meet Hee « v e tt mie it of coment whe kindly murde freed frerm o he last the govern | him in enter eby th the Wood ts baffled and came be might ‘£ ed Wood, be around upon the b damag The Wonder Millinery Co. 1525 Second Avenue EAS TER HATS note 1 consider extremely # you have been weful and believe that the people of the city, general: | ly, ep pride in the effic ency of the department PORTLAND .* hundred white Hindu mill han night The mayo: after several March attacked St. John | stopped the riot us were beaten ¥y took the places men tn the mille White. men were paid $2.60, and the Hindus took their place $1.80 Tw Reflections of a Bachelor. Weak the conflict of one hand Euripides Daty is « saddle that wears on one's back it’s better to havea fooli« that comforts you than a wise ARSC pains New York Press of white you. Rert Th hoapit ing His paren rall, 19, died at the early this morning fe ration for appetdicitis ive tn Rarmtan, Conn otty low f Y Bask to the fave You Seen These? JUST SAMPLE PRICINGS FROM THE STERN BANKRUPT STOCK. THIS MONTH WILL END THIS SALE—DON’T DELAY. SAVE $10.50 ON THIS CHIFFONIER SAVE $6.75 ON THIS CHIFFONIER, This Chiffonier is made of w# lected hardwood, has heavy plate mirror, with bevel edge ree roomy drawers, bighly polished im golden color, with quartered oak offect. Stern price $24.00. Bankrupt sale price Chiffonier my drawers mirror with five large has heavy bev Well constructed hardw finished gol Regular Stern vatue Bankrupt pri 90.7 of was ak $16.50. tale LOOK AT THIS TABLE FOR 58 This Well-Made Center Stand NO EXCHANGES ALL DELIVERIES OUR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE MADE AT POSSIBLE ORDERS NO Cc D. Munson -Noah Furniture Co. 1526-28 Second. Avenue ° after Easter GOOD MA ber, you will have to wear that Fas Hat that the beauty of new hat is based on TERIAL, Good TASTE work ship tyle variety nite the WONDE Business Bringers. sell real estate, etc. at Between Pike and Pine Streets Easter Attire for Men and *., Now Ready Boys At Shafer’s KUPPENHEIMER'’S, KAW BROS., BROS. 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Jones MILLINERY rmerly of 905 Pike street, to 310 Union street Portof: block has Op Davenports een and Su Saves You 30 Per Cont. TOM-10 Pike Sf. Waldorf fide. |, American Cafe Business Men's Lunch daily, 11:30 to 2 p. m., 25 cents, including coffee, milk or beer. Quick service. Fourth and Pike Real Nobby Styles Now In THE “FILLMORE” LINE OF HATS 16 GREAT $2.50 McDONALD’S HAT STORE 1023 Third Ave, EVERETT + EDMOND 0 a and m. m., TAS p p.m from Colman dock achedu subject to notte Mair Ind. 736 Second and University k Long |