The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1910, Page 11

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THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1910. BALLARD DOESN’T LIK f |torce was the fact that 200 boot-| wanted to know who had cracked! PITTSHURG.—The Baltimorde et f legging joints were running, prac! that safe | Onto ratiroad will fn the near tutere ' Heally wide open, In an interview Grand Jury Broke Up in Row, [UM ie err nee LS lee was then that he wont for a de yl om at for & 46) of the Oklahoma newspapers, how tective. He admits that he employed ever, printed stories to the effec PALLARD, Aprit &-—The Salmon | EE ES RE ee ; : , John Barly, Chicago, detective, to Yer prin ' Bay Improvement lub is Matermined |and Rev. J.T. Gourley, the epiettact ee clth Preval, Gourley ts aolng The Free Meal System. foome to Oklahoma City to gather| Mt one witness admitted, while i |to rid Balled beach of the anette Lane” ono ¥, the spiritual! to erect a huge tabernacle om the! Women of th ain an ” eather! under oath, that he was “also pre j , rector and general factotum, te , ‘ e camp prepare the “ » cracking t j ent of Holy Rollers which has been | proud of tte accompiiahenne ve Paid held a Chautaudua @ fhe) meals in the free-for-all dining ha bonne do'sell Saa-Wee ote the 4 m rather. bad odor wt the eubarb {ir be . mpltah nts, even | mixaion all the Goming summer . tram 06 * néeste as ; |} fused to tell who was with him, It . nother, was allowed to dle with| mer asa retreat for members of the {father thy wethee bonne thts ot | stranger ts handed the T-bone steak Prey for contempt, Twice he re) Aprit Worst Month for This Troam : al J eewnt attention axtde from nolay and | Apostolic faith during the A.-Y N os ae tm meeting house, There te! with no such subsequent ar ance tired ‘ mm the room, but four of the bie, How to Remove Easily.’ '” . in| fervent praye: Garin he y ‘ble ool there every aftarnoon a "Wikies ot grand jurors refused to vote to ser } Seattle People Interested in| ferven A ve falr, Many of the faithful oame | and Ween avery ‘evening meen | ae, “Please pay the cashler” table him to fail. The grand jury eot| There's a reseon why seul . , embers of the club are not ay there to study the Hin! " nat, few buma a t at the rybods Taken Espect-| umn bare not quite | there to study the Hible according |day iw the big day, however, three | mice taser ous allane at lin a row over this and it broke up| everybody freckies In April, bil h ‘ 5 beeekcehin geioiea pom are going to) to the “Faith” method, to eat the| services being held then, Sunday ania Pian ORE tne eidinten cotienae without indieting Mayor Scales on| happily there is also a cure for j e Star inl® # Teligious aealata to depart,| Mal provided free in the public| morning, afternoon aid night. the 7 4 g Phy oh tegge' a “conspiracy” charge, it having| these ugly blemishes, and no one P ally for Ti j but they may they are going to try | dining pavilion, to engage in acro | eaithtut, are at Warekin . tine Tho bums, he says, do not ia seodioted howe th “ye eae need stay freckled : jevery feasitie plan that surente it. | atte prayers and to have a religioun | jSare for the misaton’s religious at a the * 3 y get one ounce : Africa. | att Wath the Geabelh heeete te ann Laeed. ns ave @ religious) Many of the Holy Rollers consider | mosphere, thereby lining the ; done on the ground that deules had| , Simply get one ounce io otbieig . § oe vmplishert | The fatt | the free dining room the most ad-|up with the Malmon Bay Improve-| conspired with others to rob Hu-| double strength, from the be) beeceg oe / ne tal infu Including Mr. Gour-| mirable featur ¢ thelr camp and + id sade | batka of his office Drug Co, and apply a little of W the first Roos: WO | tent WOh. Ws Ramet weet i vies ——— h and its en-/iife there Rev. Gourley says it| Mr. Gourley does not ‘s Oklahoma City now te divided @t night, and in the morning you 4 gince the fr president's | een a - re These n er that they have stuck | don't cost a cent t i aaa eae ; , shed ahd | into two factions, The demand of | Will see that even the worst frecka A Tiaee attra g much | 8t have no time for their sacred | “found ever since, tiving tn tents or b o onl ore, ba ho aclence of medicine da his ann te les have un to disappear, wi ey suas tome are atire vm. | tObIiNE acts, thelr ideas about the | it Fude shacks made of boards macy | cMuse he pays all the grocers’ and| views are shared by most of the| met * th Ate cay Becta ses Pres , ae ‘the phot have | {tility of the science of medicine, |°4nvaa There are no mansions at | SUtner# bills He said be didn't | Rollers. He declares that a Roller heli faeesat2 tsi» tral aan ‘Now Is the time to rid youtedl a store. The pt . MAO | thete fren @int the F anatone at! ao it with his own money, nor did|can think do al ythie retort is ly. Now is ae to ; i" ¢ by | # dining room and their pro. | the MPaith miasion, whieh te Ge n nk and do almost anything ‘ ‘or if not re « ; pat on oxhit DY | penalty for whittling eticte nen cre: | lopte banee toe cea ee OMUF [he tax the campers, for erub, | without any interference, #0 long « Whe cracked John Hubatka’s| 0 f ait cater Star, which lec er sn tha | 'n@ dreamily out to sea when they witt © ta thereby leaving the mission's gource |it is not immoral or a tnenace to safe a n ffriachnar en pa Pe fe papers in this, ae a. wit Wo Be down town Working, | ttplens the cas perene t money supply & mystery. He re- | happiness at the minsion. | -rRpecapdnbret prrrr wig my 5: wories of the hur a v ane % ” : le he plans of the improve awed to shed any light on It About 160 adults live at the camp KANBA for. | Money ack if othine fatls tue titsres now on exh Si cw ore TRUSTEE SALE © pictures now * thor on n shop” closes its doors pretty | no pictures of the disease ; eet : Pah a aa Ught o those tha are od | orte n the ov ts here | f t ’ 1g the Stone Fis wade a oo oe that mated | ertes in the outskirts wt ; et OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER able trip hile grinding out its profits man beasts of burden are a of the ari river WARE, DIAMONDS, (t - JEWELRY, ETC. ; NEW YORK JEWELRY CO, 1406 ‘Third av., between Pike Rt ton re Ushing slavery in Northwosteth {n a by Gilson Gard eee fehing choose tthe trust i eetab:| “Te iabor men declare that the} ~ y' ; ; | = a special trip Khartoum | diana. It pays low wage > ti corpoyetion maintains a hospital Pecome Roose Mer |houre over the Mmoltentetan;” ‘CM tot the benefit of the injured and oy J Reosevelt Gone - “ jot their pitta the workmen are| ‘De slain,” with which « imorgue in| Ganiner st i the pletures compelled to pay high rents to the (Combined. When an accident be-| DETECTIVE EARLY ga the expresident wax ein heuat. whic trols the ron! extate | {All# one of the foreigners r = - on the Be toawer lea ia { through bis own fault or a videuoe | again ' : * i by) do °4 frou friends and ad- | that St wits: Hee D, Ga messenger the tie B he loaves, he ON pp onge'e F Nile to Alexa *| a , ah 1 4 up hia rights TR ee yon Mgr Poe Se screen SS a ~ friends and relatives ean ¢ bribe h . f on of the clroumeta Also the p chief “ ar my ~ ith though death ts ofton due acked, and then Cour ‘ toa ital indifference of tho | Reardon called « gra and trust shows to the world the porktion which stands for - A at de! homes the city where its 1 “freedom of conwact”| (ernie bed 2s) Yul aed Ms aiaihsal oe = They are the f actuat photo-| high-priced workmen liye. It prints «© iberty of the individual Wit woth, ad > x Micon ‘4 “ 3 oy — HEARINGS WIEL-BRING THEIR MONEY TO YOU "4 9 wie « ‘WHO CRACKED THE | POLICE CHIEF’S SAFE? | Being a Story of Graft, | vcriznt®, coud determine. The men who did the job must have ur, during . the only Roosevelt hunt which were taken for this} fue by Warrington Dawson, the} 4) @ly pewspaper man to accompany Pe Er president into the jungles OTHELLO fs the coming “Big Town” on the Chicago, Milwat kee & FP Sound Railroad, in the Inland Empire It is the center of the great farming region of the Big Bend Country, the Moses Lake Country and the Crab Creek € ry It is @ Shipping Polat, a Division Point and a Wholesaling Point, correo : 4 Speakeasies, Politics and *"" *™steurs, for the sieuths who perge OTHELLO offers the greatest tunities today for the ip- WILL OPE NHIGH Pp + were put fo work on the case say and be eine Ge ol ase so with get hetd of pome city property, anne SCHOOL IN SOUTH | Grand Jury in the Dry thst the sate crackers were in the] fitted Sete: Same es stntana tot” prises, The advances, ts Sa will amaze even those who have seen the growth of the cities of Spe kahe, North Yakima and other Eastern Washington Cittes. OTHELLO is on the new railroad, in a new country—a richer; better country than any of the older ones Lots in Othello may be had now at from $150 to $400. You wilt not be able to buy centrally located lots in Othello a year from to anything like this figure on easy monthly payments. Let your money ‘ i iemniacenats glasses | While fimal action the loca [Oe of a new high sol in the quthern part of the city was last | Patt deferred by the wchool board dadge Ko Was practically decided to put) De me school on a site 150x400 foot | and Also Very Wet Mu- re Rcathoed = the pang — nicipality of Oklahoma {\’ “/?" Jur wanu cpp be City, Okla. vat afd jury wanted j If taken im time to a re sponsible optician, IN APTER YEARS she may not b » to wear wes, with the at office all of the three nights dida't know that some had gone into the chiefs room? OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla) pri The only means of entrance t thel &.—While Jobn Hubatka, chief of day fe chief's office {a through the room in , intersection Mt ker | which the sergeant sat. Also, who young engthen the double, while you are investing it a at a Ume. 2 . ma} pollee of Oklahoma’ ¢ was slum | were behind the amateur year » and that may be all Call at our offices. or write for (Mustrated booklet, giving full in ; ‘ § Rainier | bering, someone went d to bis Laughed at Mayor j your child may need formation regarding the city of OTE Do ‘not wait to do this Above, the type of Gary residence the Steel Trust wants Amer | office the basement the ety County Attorney Reardon suspect-| LET OUR SPECIALISTS those who miss good chances g rally mise them by waiting. ica to know about. Below, the type of residence in the outskirts of | ball and cracked bie safe od that Mayor Henry M. Scales had} « no her eyes; he will the “Magic City Which Grew Over Night,” where 30 foreign-born ' You, air, with a yeremar oo lred men to get ovid j tell yc frankly what {s stee! workers live in a single « k someone cracked the safe of the §o-| Hubatka, who was order ' needed, and chief in Oklaboma City and@in- | od under the mayor's « may start a fight of the | gered over his papers. They count of Indiana againiet « billion ef his money and put it YOU PAY NOTHING FOR EXAMINATION (Specia! Correspondence.) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 8 OTHELLO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY” my “| The anguish of the dumb foreigners dollars & cont was taken—Hubetka says | Nagel veleed in Cite Eversole Optical Co. R. 8. KING, President. hurch | bruised and slain tm the mille of the Representatives of babe They perused his officta ‘ a \h a City “Who gets the! 3652-53-54 Empire Bldg Sixth Floor Marion Buliding, Southeast Corner Second Avenue and 4 an|ateel trust's “model” ma id Gov. Marshall that Not a figure was altered fay an | money?” | Seattle Marion Street, Seattie, Washington. jeity of Gary—the “Magic City” they trust which has declared for the, the grand jury that was called to| Back of the ery and adding to ite “Putting the home town on the map and keeping it there is a matter of intelligent co-operation on the part of the business man and the citizen. fj “Giving the home product the preference—provided quality and price are equal—is intelligent co-operation and works for the common good.” That the grocer and the housewife in Seattle have shown intelligent co-operation is proven by the fact that the majority of people in Seattle are drinking — Crescent Cream Coffee at 40¢ per Lb. | == | “3-4-1” Coffee, 3 Lbs. for $1.00 pee ail packages, never in bulk.) 99” Coffee, 25¢ Per Lb. “at CLES CLL T ES, BE EE LLL AEE SE CEE ENTE TI CA Lah FS ET ES AE TE RI EE f a : ‘ . : “oe + . % This intelligent co-operation has resulted in the development of one of the largest coffee roasting plants on the Pacific Coast. And this result is not alone because these coffees are a Seattle product but because NO FINER COFFEES CAN BE OBTAINED ANYWHERE—they are perfection in the f 4 ee cup. . i Nearly everyone drinks them and following grocers sell them: aker AF Barsette Harry, Follett & Ul Kater Nrow wir a ‘ N N NM & eaten Fred ' wor Royal, L. if Thompson, I. Cartwright & Groc Goebel, He Ke J, Wa & Tunstad Hi F. I Perry ' . Rignay : irocesy Freedman, @. W Moore, D. F. arown Bergman @ Wilbore Graham, J Co. Lavin, Kd Ww aM b a, A it r rn M w I , v= ated j » Hokey Bert & Jonson B i. 8 Hastings, W, 8 Bonnell, M. W Gordon th, D. B. Lashley Knight \ A Jian, HoH rat 1 Harrington, F. Rioman, L. A Gordon, ¥. M. Blokford, F lL. & Grooery ng, OC. Ward, W Pederspiet i .« Kconomy T.&C.Co. Reynolds, I dargeat. W. ©. Co. Gules free. Os pees Saget Winborser & Wi i Pox, 3 p «< WM Anderson, T. 0. tarriawit, Jo Irwin Brygn, W. It, Groo. Goddard &skalyers MoNam Williams Bros Korat i , & Co" Rose Mar r r a8 Hall, Dp. M Harm, A Verd Brow. Bellinger & Cain ode, B. K Wa P Gribrandsns, A. Heliance Grocery Kylet J Cook Grocery Co. Blair & Whittendale Hetdrtoh, FL, Gro Yelian Co, , 4 Kretdier & st Ae ; rier, ¥ Highland Grocery Berry, 1 Haggard, C1 sei W . . 4 Bird, rw ve MM Mf 4 Busse, F. ¢ Ita & tnéss AR W ; Murphy, w. k & Shimp Bay Gr H} ©. ¢ k Grocery, Ray ’ s " Catianan, w ; Jensen, Ros any Hauslor, 8 ne ti Bal n & ¢ Lee, 1 A Ogntin, 9. Groo Hanton, M.A man & O " ' " ‘ Watte, w : ' a6 Bruyott, Bd emp, J.B, Groo, Hansen, Theo \ r 9 A ( Ketohum, W. A Obrfler, 8. ¥ Groe Harrah Bros Madrona Gr 1 i Vrooman & ean Rubert, A. J Carey, Fo Hagenateiy, & Marshall, | MY ! " : n fe Allino Matson, 1 v i. Alaberght, i Gresteio, P Hijerd Ye Mad in Grocer i i J John Gowen, i. T Shorter, Clark, © A Hiatt, A.M Mu y { ¥ Stuck M Pe Jensen William Sydell Go. High School Gro. & Merrino, ¢ M K BS ae f oF a Ww Hermemeyer, L. © Chioano Grooyr arket Lohman 1. f vow £ Rotineon ‘ 1 HW Altnow & Waloott loyes-Thurlow Co Magigon Pawos, Wa Gibbon, Coventry, + Johagn Bre Miller Bros Ketokwon Mere. Co 1 pe YY Gibbon, fe. Harer, it, ; Johnson & Johneon ' Newman Hormel, It W. a $fier O. ssi jon Grocery Yohhgon, A. M Ni & Hranewtatt, i ' i ‘ if ie French, T Joansa, 0. ? Breen, HJ s1 \ a rt Rudd, t. Adolph = Bapt Sitroot Kintler, A Nombitt Jones,’ Bi of bat A Sis, Fauntioroy Trading a Hanatneyer, H thon: a! naga Kepnan, Jas Onbo Toe : Sakeal, % Wilber, i Soon gerely, Te aro. Gertie ° eee | A UMosery — Pintay, 5. W, Gres, eran Bron Murkot Wilcox, H Brown, M. M Ba HW —_—— CRESCENT MPG. CO., SEATTLE, WASH. - - —

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