The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1910, Page 11

ours, SS aprit 22 —St. Loute | ay fa atl shuddortt from the of the fire! i man bunt mds over witnessed borders of the city, The ‘wan the big Kennel show the Mississipp! Valley he New Coliseum, to 10,000 persona, two Big whom were women. i ieee negro and two efron Catro, Th—dogs | Ability had been Coated by | Paaning down of (he murderer | F ney at Catro—furnished | tainment me yace proper was within the ‘af the big convention build-| towsands handsomely | soclety mai and me ahouted Chemse!\ es hoarse as) fess dogs, at the more p el pointe held in leash by and owner, Samuel) x getistant chief of police at his partner, Geo. Grille, | a ge eg pursuit of the pseudo | soon almost from real climbing The negro. and overcome saved himself ‘a baluat bunt” in the Coliseum was Rartier in the even hunt” was gtven However, this did the negro, who ‘aiiowed only a fow min Swart, became frightened and @ tree in the yard of a resi-/ The police refused to per r exhibitions on the Text there might be a While the outdoor bunt was Faality more of a test than the Sa ie the building. it was not Eiepapectacular because not so Re women could wit the the negro ran and there follow ae, erowds could not effectively The Coliseum it was different eTOUs «pass r than one & from the} A near the | ding the dena, took 2 complete ctr-| the second floor, then! to the second balcony. | after a circuitous | the asisies, he de-| ‘at the ond of the building! from where he had started. | was xiven five minutes | ‘of the hounds He was | the second “straightaway ffena when bis pursuers followed bis route accurate on same lap. He the strain no longer and to safety. | of the hunt, of course, | Prove the offectiveness of | s man hunters, But to} erowd that surged the big Hunt ftself was, like Ham-} y, “the thing } Louis potice department | . and the biue-coat-| declared they believed fach as those used the | could be well employed. : E the big cities HER LIFE 2 PICTURES (My Uotied Prem) ITE, Kas. April BGerman yielded up the result of a vain the pletures of from her biaxing home, wan was blown out of her midnight by a natural gas which set fire to the build- wat not seriously hurt, back after the pictures she was fatally burned, & few hours later. ON TEETH REGAL DENTISTS Mise | er lite effort father edema Prices Save fou Money Wants beautiful teeth has dental work to they should insixt on going it of established reputa- ® day passes but , who has come #reat pleasure at rot our work same, which are some to us, the the low consiat Pho have experienced the charges of other dentists @0 say that we will save Hene-fourth to one-half the Pear dental work and give Wiberior crade of workman- Secept this invitation and over with you the work having done Make some very pleasing | 10 you, and we will also ain the matter of our prices and acquaint Our high-grade work 8 pyorrbea alveolar, com as Riggs’ disease} , and r ce missing the use of partial Witten guaranice given with DENTAL OFFicEs, | Ave., Cor. Union St. « NEW : MACHINES 1 $30 D. "VORIS Dealer in. White Sewing Machines Machines to Rent Tid Ay., Seattic, Wast Ind. Phone 604 et—Main 706. anship Unsurpassed | Posatbly | | treatment Man Hunt Made Sport for Societ At Top, Mrs. R. Hillebrand, and be tow, Mrs. W. ©. Capen, who wera among society women at man hunt. Algo at top pictures of bloodhounds that hunted little negro. CPU thie out aad Neve it FULL NAME STREET ADDRESS Relation to family? Singlet JURY FREES HER (My United Prem) Idaho. Moscow gutlty” in the case against Loftus, husband last December with a shot gun Tro violent quarre Mra. hear timony was the who admitted she shot her Loftus lived with her hus | band on « farm adduced ouple had mar the night of ¢ turned from wife from the « to the house. and killed Loftus as he stood {pn the The Was temporary inaanity doorway Age inet birthday? THE STAR—VRIDAY, APRIL * el y “Women| Here Co-Ed May Be Athlete o or Learn to Be “Just a Wife” Ry United Press, MADISON, Wine Xorh sets athletic girls eats Hike a hired hand. throp hall, the §276,000 woman's|,, Th? first floor has an informa : y tion offloe, Invalid room, luncheon butlding just opened at the Untver. alty of Wisconsin, meets the noods of the twentieth century co-ed, The modern girl {n't an old-fash- foned queen who site in the parlor eating bread and honey, She gets busy, So there aro bowling alleys, | shower baths and a swimming pool | in the basement. If the cowd can't swim she fastens a belt around her room, tea kitchen, and parlors. The second has the gymnasium goncert hall, which, by # tem of double curtains, oan be with either hall, The gym has uc rowing machines and a rpeted running track, There rooms for physical culture reception room large watet (slender wasp watsta| “nd literary and musto club rooms are out of atyle these athletic days),| On the fourth floor our heroine hooks the belt to an overhead trol-| cam learn to be “just a wife.” loy and splashes with perfect safe-| There are gas en, cooking ta ty, No mamma objects if her dar-| bles, ovens, dining room and chem ling daughter bangs her clothes {n|ieal laboratory in this department & locker and goes near the water|of home economics. Bessie can | tinder such chreumstances learn here what per cent of .ood There's no need of fussing with | should be carbo-hydrates and what a Ught rubber cap to keep her puffs | proteins, and Tesste can learn why and water a safe distance apart,| pickles and starchy foods should Not at alt After hee plange she | not be mixed in regular diet. Un April 22.—"Not verdict of the jury | Mra. Laura B.} this county, after a According to te at the trial, the quarrels and upon IN WOMEN’S COLL feet alae HALL, THE LAST WORD he killing Loftus re-| “can't do a thing with ‘om” that's|der the head of “home manage town and threw his jer than drying ‘em. She goes | ment” Mary will learn the best way bin. She returned the hair drying room. Here divide hubby's income. Geral secured a shot gun/galvanized iron pipes which | Jine will searn to “call’ ine dry FOR THE CENSU tke the air el furnish a wa: | maid site before turns on the blast funnels on a battlosh Miss Mer of the funnels and presto! her » when he tries to give her r slik and half-and-half ol. Such is life in an ad iversity plea of the de for all-w vanced & \i heir ia dry its much nicer th || sitting on a rock for an hour to| Miss Antiq (noulfully)—-What sun it inily if you're a modern |® change & woman often makes in {girl and want time for a “larger|a man’s lif Mr. Oldsport life” that ineludes more than #ing- | (thoughtfully)—Yes; and what a lot of change she requires while making it—Kansas City Journal ing siren songs to men There's a cafete too, ie for th $4.00, $5.00 iil Marriea ? wie Diverced? | we. Years of Pradeat Marriaget $6.00 Grades Mother of how many children? Ne. Living? olor of Mace? / Ze 50 Place of Birth | | dapat Women’s Suede Button # Biren Pumps; Bronze 1 Citizen of Ut Naturstieed If wot, year esrive Leather Pubipe and a yles Oxfe Speak Hnalivn? If not, what Language and Shoes oceuration Bmpioyer* oye Work ae . FOR MEN $2 50 NO MORE coer ' FOR WOMEN NO LESS Bmp! oret A tn? Ne weeks w im tee e Abie to Read » Writes Attended & Home Owned or ¥ Remarks Dear, can you help me to re next Thureday ” Sorry but I'm on picket duty the birt w strikers. ville Courier Journal BAKE OVEN TREATMENTS Reduced for the Next Few) Days to $1, Just Half | the Regular Price There remain five déys of the} Ten Day Offer made by Loughney| & Loughney, duging which time} they giving their Famous Bake Oven Treatefents for just half of the gular price, the rate being $1 a ‘This offer i« made for two reasons—first, for the direct benefit of those who are unable to} pay the full price and still are in| great need of the treatments, and to} induce those who have not been fully convineed of the wonderful curative powers of these great treatments, giving them an oppor tunity to try the treatments at very For two years past the daily papers of Seattle have carried the testimonials of thousands of} thankful men and women who have suffered for years from Rheumatism | Stomach and Bowel Troubles,| Id not find relief trom phy small cost and who ‘clans and santtariums and who} were cured by the marvelous Bake Oven Treatments at. the Loughney & Loughney Institute, The offices are located at the corner of Second | and Pike st., in the People’s Bank Building, suite 220 to Hours from % a. m, to 6 p. m Jundays from 9 to 12, Consultation free, and while this offer {s open) t these famous treatments at] exactly half Call at the offices for | are you wish to arrange treatinents. these ts clothes Open Saturday Till 10 p.m We are prepared to show you the newest conceptions in Spring !Suits dows at this time are an intere which will prove interesting to any man who is at all critical in the Are made of quality and style, Come and let us show you, want is $1 a week as payment on suit. Boston Sample Shoe Shop, Inc. Rooms 207 to 212. Cor. Second Av, and Pike St Second Floor. SUITS save SUITS Now is the time to buy your Spring Suit. We are in a position to dress you well at $1 a week, We cived a very select stock of new suits from our New York buyer and can sell you any of these choice suits ° At $15.00 ESIDES, YOU CAN PAY US $1 A WEEK Don't Miss this opportunity. Call, as these are special values. Our Millinery Section The latest creations a own in this department such as Turbans, I horns, etc., and our prices range from $5 to $1 Others at $18 t Use your credit—pay as litt! ‘ iS 4 as $1 weekly. v FO J Men’s Clothes-on Credit Our wonderful display show win of Spring selection of his sting sight. You will find a OUR $20.00 SUITS Make your own terms, All we 422 PIKE ST. HE POPULAR CREDIT STORE SIS |chase poslam without first obtain: | 11 THE BEST |searrLe PEOPLE ASTONIGHED Needles for Disc! When they realize that we carry | over 6,000 different patterns of wall yor, ¢ 1910 stock via Talking Machines 57,jiitinc* BORGUM Music CO. Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co., 1207 Third Ave. 1814 Wirst Av., Arcade Annex RECORDS EXCHANGED, Right in the Shopping Ce: TALK ABOUT FEET. Troublesome Skin Affections Put to Rout by Poslam. A recent exchange of experiences between ton persons developed the fact that nine of them wore suffer ing from foot trouble which caused continual annoyance and serious concern, According to those who know, the best thing to do when the feet are tired, inflamed, itch ing, chafed or broken out is to ap ply @ little poslam and nois now quickly the difficulty will vanish. Poslam {a the new skin remedy which so rapidly combats the worst canes of eczema and all win trow bles, stopping all itehing with the first application. It makes quick work of acne, herpes, totter, scaly scalp, barber's and every other form of itch, Occasional applica tions in amall quantities will quick ly banish pimples, hives, black | blotches, ete. A special Hie package of posiam is prepared for thone who use posiam for minor | skin troubles, and this, as well as the regular twodoliar jar, is on} wale at The Quaker Drug Co, as well as all drug stores | But no one is even asked to pur-| Pureell Safe Co. 312 Occidental Ave. When you Install a vault or a safe in your place of business get the best that money can buy. You need not onl a burglar-proof safe, but one which wil go through a fire without your papers or other valuables being damaged to the slightest degree. Hall's Safe & Lock Company’s vaults and safes, manufactured by the ing « sample package, which will | be sent by mall, f of charge, | Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co., for upon request, | by. the ones ne which we are the exclusive agents, have wrest, Rew Youu Ohy | the reputation throughout the business world of being superior to any other, That's the reason we have more safes and vaults in daily use than all other manufacturers combined, The Dental Com- bine Must Go Tamale Grotto And Factory, 1658 4th Av, fi m. ia Cherey Kensington Suits: $25.00 In our corner clothing window we featured for Thursday and Friday two gray diagonals in worsteds, representing the latest 1910 sold out Spring models of Kensingtons. These lines immediately with a rush. Saturday we will show two entirely dissimilar effects, Notice them. Prices, $20.00 to $40.00. College Suits: $20.00 On our second floor we have a young men’s department devot- fo accentuate afl the but equally strong ed to styles that are cut and modeled good points in a young man’s physical make-up. A young college or busi- ness man is shaped differently from an older man. This depart- ment deals only in clothes shaped for the young man. The only, special young man’s department in the city Prices, $15.00 to $35.00. Stetson Hats: In our Hat display on Second Ave. we are showing some of the new John B. Stetson Soft Hats. Their style and beauty will appeal to you at first glance. They are the latest shapes mtade by Stetson. rry one Prices, $4.00 and $5.00. Cravats, for Men: 50c Novelties of the season arrive almost daily from New York by pre French crepes, Keiser Barathea’s wash silks and many ther popular scarfs of today. The tremendous success of this de partment has been won by the snap and speed with which it has se- ured and shown new cravatings Fancy Shirts That Wash: $1.50 You would undoubtedly become en raptured by the colorings and patterns of these shirts. They are handsome and gentlemanly in every line, But we look further. It is the wearing quality—the satisfactory manner in which they launder—with which we are please School Suits: These suits will fill a boy with pride when donned on Sunday and give the mother satisfaction when worn to school week-days Handsome and durable. All gfades and prices. W. B. Hutchinson Co. Second Av. at Union St. Diagonally Across From Old Store ns