The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1910, Page 10

i j ' | } ' | | If Men Kea Their Die- on her head? tance They'll She Says. “This thing of a bunch of men Be Safe, trying to get down and figure out how long a woman's hat pin should be le driveting rot “One woman wears a nat with a 18 Inches wide. crown The crown of another woman's hat is 6 inches In width. “it would be a crime to try and force the woman with the tSinoh crown to keep her hat on with a She wouldn't keep her T.inch pin. hat on—thats all wouldn't keep the rooster on that chantecler ‘ like it | At least ahe * it on atraight, and thon would wabbie around was in a drunken fit a to ANOTHER ROW IN ROME AND SPANISH AMBA¢ ape and § rel ‘ from the marg I fs doing t matic cireles in Rowe The marquis cently. He pres tials to King V plied pr om ptly y ~-Ambassador Letshimar CALOR DEAD crea OF DREADED at bt Bert eg ‘ pow, i t (Star Special.) PORT TOWNSEND, Wash 7-—-W. Saxon, a sailor on th ish ship Elginshire, died this dreaded disease « is of the mt—berl beri Six other A the mer sre dangerously ili with the strange lady and some have little chance 0 live. The Elginshire re: terday, laden with pig tron, 140 days Quarantine officers fo men were immediately taken to the Uniced States hospital Averel! The other six men fering from the J. Hanan, J. E disease a 4 the ¢ fn a deplorable condition and seven landed and arin sut A. BE Hay, J Raplin, John Gall and Jobn M Donald A scarcity of fresh fresh m sponsib! crew, the sick. deck to ¢ Tubs wer atch rain Still another patient tn th month « Young. the > pang pital was taken from Bri ‘The Elgin to Everett, w part the shi coma SJ aig, Quoting ©. | 515 SECOND AVE Walls & Le wis Co. |} BROKERS NEW YORK 8T GRAIN A Main 77 DOWNING " 10 PROVIE ‘ r water the shi d. He and || Private Wires 6-400 Alaska Bidg DRIVELING ROT, SAYS PRETTY. STENOG, ABOUT HATPIN RULE ~ MOBBING JIM ATTEN | ON MANCHESTER — COTTON EXCHANGE ina around with a drunken rooster | you tell that} committee He to keep | No, young man health and sanitation and Mr, Thomas FP. R on figuring on the be way to} catch rats, real rodents, and = the attle will be able to! look after the falee hair, boughten curls, hatr rats and hat pina Ethel Ponderford, one prettiest and fluffiest sten-| |] the Alas utlding, | [} elf when 4 for an noon the bill to regu neath of hat pina, intro ysuncliman Revelle at of the city counci! last} women of Thus Mias of the eard of any man| . womans hat} is any danger, the Jain that the hat tick out more than the best way for rouble would be to men to keep the THE AMERICAN a, A ADORS THIS TIME) || This pleture, whieh has just arrived from England, shows the used scene when Wheat King Jim Patten of Chicago was hustied out of the e Manchester cotton exchange by the angry dealers. 6 jood foot ! | work and a few policemen helped P atten to escape. 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