The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1910, Page 8

COP SHOOTS MAKE BELIEVE. WOMAN BANGIT MAY |, MOVING DAY, COMES Ld SUNDAY FOUR DIE INA SOUTHERN WRECK Ry United Vee 1 t A - MICA ie lt INSURGENT wited Pr ASHID IN, A s end and hi near Burrows, ¢ t ancel areer ¢ em th and f ‘ ‘ » arke bus PINCHOT WIPED ‘ OFF THE EARTH °" Y United Pree) WASHINGTON, April For re & not made known, the tice department has the name “Pinghot from its lists of postoffices in Idaho, and substituted the name Avery It has been a abinet meee ong time s has carried his | portonal sp r, but the change 6 of Postma | cock | burn o | | do w t, too Anyway the name Pinchot is not pleasing either, Hitch & being a strict “gang” man and head of the rep anima | chine, and Heyburn e] aree distike fo which would explain Pinchot “THE SCENIC HIGHWAY THROUGH THE LAND OF FORTUNE™ New Compartment Cars ntaining On the North Coast Limited Crack Train of the Northwest The 4 only All-Standard-Sle Car Train in the west. Carries Stand. leeping Car passeng aly for Spokane, Missoula, Butte Billings, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth, Superior and points beyond. Electric ghted throughout Observatior Library Car with barber and bath er ific va P sltry Fa m and Bakeries in design and as tment ver ompar Drawing: roc latest impr ric berth lamps in upper as well as "Beautiful in finish, elegantly simple mfortable as heart could wish ms and vements. “See Pacitic Railway For Information, Ticket J.O. MeMULLEN City Passenger Agent A. TINLING General Agent Ist Ave. and Yesler Way, Seattle A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gea'l Pass'r Agent, Portland Here’s a $12.50 Extension Table for $4. 35 nd THE STAR-—-MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1910 ‘CURSED BY HIS MILLIONS, OR WHY E. H.R. GREEN DIDN'T WED (By United Press.) ST, LOUIS, Mo, April Ik. -At la he weoret of BK. H.R. Green's bache i is out. Forty year ed bachelor 1 al th » novey married ound ft tmponsible out and live inca wight win a maid for himself alon and not for bis million The prospect of marriage the helr t hall of Hetty Gre n fortut day * poor ue | r rhe y nay haw at least the (My United Press) STILLWATER, Minn, April 18 gates of the © peniten wang wide today, and John prison poet and devotee of walked mar De Mt five years be he state 4 boa ® lt wa t ary per ke the ¢ y orting thought that he head of the household and not the reasury vault Phe hing Ther wh inner rece val, and find if true, You can't What a fine thing man burdened with w d eliminate the million wide o! her affect that t would be do it, all work HIS SPRING POEMS WERE ACCEPTED AND HE WAS FARDONED FROM PRISON |; in os magazine that attracted the atter tton of Hterary men to his ease and | He brought influence to bear lo secure | his ‘pardon ‘ hman, wh at K way to Minneapolia, f from hunger he broke into the rai? ad etation ‘ #24 belong ng to the telegraph operat ve tried and sente years at Stillwater * HALLEY’S COMET IS NO BANG TAIL IT HAS Two MILLION MILES OF IT 4 wh 1 the cor aos an t aterday ft i * Profe ' ” LU aod EB. RB 4 t with te * . fand photographic telescopes hearts’ content, ef ing the {dea that joy rider” had mislaid ite ap tinge in ite recent journey be the sun Prof, Barnard the eccent cured @ watieta the comet his observator telescope, whi equipped watehed the sky his I24nch tnetre fe the loted sonality, Then, when he h wife by mutual eholee, the money would be no objection’ hind | AUTO WRECK | manager i and made @ spectroscopic ex: | t anination, revealing the fet that he comet's light at present comes largely from the sun, whereas at the ant inspectio: pedy's luminous gasoe Were tm evidence CHURCHES AND COLLEGES SERVING THE CLASSES, NOT PITTSBURG, Pa., April 18. rclatiom, MASSES, SAYS WILSON ' That the churches and the col leges of the United States are becoming supersaturated with com was the declaration of President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton university here last night President Wilson's statement was made at a banquet given by the Princeton Alumni association. Scores of prominent Pitteburg ere, including many divines and educators, were present. Wilson sal Ne m part at i may be thought among the last te blame the #, yet | feel it my duty to churches, are serving the e. They have more me with the universities asece regars for pew They are depressing the level of C The American co y that they Protes of the © souls of it te the ge must become saturated in the same sympathies as the common people.” BANK SWINDLER UNDERARREST | T have mS AFEINITY | aD AILS oELF SOLID Is 4 Let our solicitor call and | | 1814 Fe Cc OMF ORT when you C asi With Gas onvince you. Seattle Lighting Company urth Ave. Henry Didg. -) , oe SPATS WITH MRS. TAFT AND RESIGNS | (hy Uelted Pree) WABHINGTON, April 18.— Miss Mary C. Spiers, Mre. Taft's secretary, today return ed to duties in @ govern ment rtment and Mre Taft began # search for an. other secretary Ago Mise 8p to succeed M who resigr marriag For some reason, public, Taft agreed to disagree. Miss Spiers was chosen on account of her wide knowledge of eo. clety matters and her general ability The position of social tary to the wife of the dent is most exacting, there are few women who fil the requirements. not made Mise Spiers and Mre aecre raor Raps 9 DANCING ACADEMY Free tris. IANO FOR RENT Kohler & Chase, 1318 Beeond Ay Tel, Main 1032, ind. 1032. | the Oriental 45—Poo! Tab 26—Bolo Tad Bar, restaurant, ¢ stand and seven chair barber st Largost place of the kind in the world, $10 cash civen away dally. 1418-16-47 Third av War to the Teeth ay ao | Pool Rooms between Pike and Union | ' } BOY KILLED IN ELEVATOR (iy Unie TACOMA, Apri Hiverett A Slattery, 16, living at the Y. M, ¢ build and attending t coma high schoo! leath by the elevat ©. 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