The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1910, Page 7

THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1916 MAR MAN IN LICK OBSERVATORY WATCHES HALLEY STUDENTS To COMET DASHING ALONG AT 40 MILES A SECOND > Yornfexore e Gear Won't Break, Is Assurance of Fastious| Fy " —e me re APTLY ‘ With 150 charter members, the "Scientist, in Branding As Ridiculous Statements Ad- , ih oS Mi ‘ ae F Tews cl Pi ve 9 agg teas ian “pitting Possibility of Deadly Peril of Colli ay mh oe Ae jcollege boys for the insurgent, Roy 1D. Pinkerton, forr editor of the Gases in Tail of Halley's Wanderer, Ne hs Ow tals : ' , Hei : lUniveratty: Dally, ax president, 4 i conducting the campaign, aided by | ‘ “ nie some of the vest known debaters gy #. O. wWH le Ri ERR ERR | \ ; r ‘ Nees) ie ‘ athletes, orators and newspaper OBSERVATORY, MOU h tae , i f Hy . . men in the state of Washington HILTON. C s—Got|R EARTH MAY MIBG THE Us Sy? , Rik S| soy of the college men” wil aeked the astr \ ce * take the stump all over the state geeut a hundred mittion mites uring y wummer for Mr. Potr rege it’s coming this way, 40|% Dr. W. W. Campbell, direc tat he eetctocn, wtamer of vain tor of the Lick Obser con ¥ panied ot the great telescope} * Mt. Hamilton, Cal, and IE mewspaper reporter. At the|* the foremost aatrone Get was Halley's comet he world, declares that ip no way of Knowing how the hot c¢ felt, but the report pass ‘ ‘ ethan he ever did t ley's cor on May ifs. (And ceporters, some know what very, very small indeed » Pa was @ o'clock the floor of th the rer had ¢ the Krakine oratorical contest, will jhead the Mat of student speal | Senatora La FPollette and Imina will address the club their tour of the state in the este of the Insurgent One-motion folding Ge thre ing back tire ITWAIN FUNERAL well made cart y sold at 96.00, | ee HELD IN A TENT qeach the eyepiece of the mon 7 . Today Mark Twain, the famous erystal, Selow him on one|*** RR AA RK RHR i ' \ ‘oday Ma . | sila ier Or W. W. Campbell, ¢ - i i r , humorist, lies sleeping in a 1526-28 SECOND bleh ef the observatory; on the|ae Homer, cannot entirely disap. ‘ grave in Wee laven cometary, | er Or. H. C. Curtis, astronomer | pear.” piled high wit owers, ‘charge rvation “ v tributes of friends from far and * cre Sn) Tee. Yen. Os near. The interment took place | / eee eee ee eee eee ee A month from today will be one 5 ‘ : yesterday under a tent with fine chance for an I told you # i ; 4 4 rain beating against the canvas stronomera, won't ft . ; ’ covering, while # little group reporter ax he clim 1} “te oi j . of mourners watched the lower tyfour hundred miles . om his pe ‘ j { / ing of the body into the ever- fet The reporter drew his the mystery of the t : : é linéd grave. The Rev. ‘ the startit dome for > M . pastor of it him-| booklined sanctum of the a of | & VERY WIDE AWAKE CROWD) ‘ & ark church, and a close friend : ' ome nee | geet ene pate y IN THE! ij E q 4 of the | humorist, conducted fast that lapped his} « “ Pi AT THE - a brief and simple service. * > the st pea Maybe not,” iaughed the direo-|COMET THROUGH BIG TELE - t the pam to the # rR Kjtor. “It is not absolutely certain SCOPE ON MT. HAMILTON. There were present a Rgare enough, a bri van — that the earth will pass through the sain ; | ; ; | typed dle pS Pt Me Gianer plate in a furry, gilt | tat of Halley's comet. You see, we | § . 3 ey Party “ene Same fo » passed over 18! Know what the comet le going to/%.chmpbell or a Curtiss, with a| ; J York with the body, the sexton ng along bebind It! go, but we don't know absolutely |, .ineazer,” If you please, @ cour ae j and half a dozen newspaper What if It Hite? | what the tall is going to do. aon + Wonderful star poised fymused the reporter,| “We know that Halley's come sot ‘ ' q “PEACH” IN ROLE OF j : hundred million miles away coming this way 40 miles a t * stars the | WH be exactly between the r more to the stars than to th WISE AND OTHERWISE. A FORBIDDEN FRUIT and the sun on May 18; that AN FRANCISCO re, “the brakes or the} contact with the sun's disc - gear wouldn't work, and ; emn’t It bver make you unhappy beep rig ming this a edge, will be at ¢ m|to see the way the papers refer to| April 21. — It WH miles 2 second, there would | Pacific » es tine . ll your husband as a grafter } doesn't | & bltuting light, a horrible | 'eauire an hour vag a Tt used to, but 1. don't let It bother | | much to “r oa, & frightful mactstrom of | Pass to the easterly ae any He says he has things | 7 woe aupr and molten rock and | "etd of the comet will be 14,4 fized so that he could stand an : courts, as Law . : ee Mecha ko calling away ince |willes from the earth. But we do|C™ a mand: any | yer KR. W Unprecedented opportunity for securing jkind of an investigation.t——Chicago | ft Bot this pretty old world bat | Ot know absolutely that the tail] py ord- Herald | Sehoonover of ‘ oe charred cinder—-eternally | “'!! extend from the head to the x | 7 } Santa Barbara superior hair goods at unheard-of prices. Here *learth. Judging from the length of zs aa has discovered : P the tail at present, the tail which} A ™an would rather “ < ~ One of his briefs with listed are several of our unequaled bargains: ‘ou just saw, there is Nitle doubt |*° t Jall us a politician t DR. H.C. CURTIS TRAINING THE GREAT LICK TELE got into the bigh that on May 18th ft will be heaven asa good ¢ w| SCOPE ON HALLEY’S COMET. THE TELESCOPE [8 THE SEC + han the 14,900,000 miles between | York ONO LARGEST OF THE REFLECTING TYPE IN THE WORLD tell your readers that such ia possible.” The director's the gloom ander the great BWas quiet and very serious fan't it poasible—bagely 2 to $8.4 to $6.00 ts ° ; ara lots Ghoul comianante nae ‘et Switches, natural >, 20-in.. 91.48 to 83.00 to 36 The star gaser was a How Will We Know | \Schoonover had employed = mere|| Switches, natural wave, 22 2.00 to ‘ to | “How will the world know 4 sprightly and elastic phrascology Switches, natural wave, 2.50 to pint ding Stience can attain. Weliallt Perhaps only from the ob Cision as a “peach” and also as Switches, natural wave - 5.00 to 10. 0 to Teached a point today whe servatories, Yet ft is not tmprob rotten,” which by context didn't Switches, natural wave, : in advance the movements | able that tt will be « faint glow Switches, natural wave, heavenly bodies. We can some time during or throughout the | Lhirty-Five Days in a Prison Cell on a Dict of Bread and Water Ended This Man’s |)" Se taht, nies 1 ower7.0P0*-E Corcnct Braid, 9¢4m Using Also he une raw, ; this comet will be at any/ night of the 18th. It is possible + to Li putrid” and “buttin” sprinkled All-round Pompadours— 0° re time. Our distances, | though not probable, that there wili Struggle for Free Speech and Added Another Martyr to Labor's List through the brief like raisias in a Good quality, natural wave Fidirections, our concivaions will | be visible an unusual number of \ . Putts . within one-half of one! small meteors. Observers of Bx-| SPOKANE, Wash, April 25.—| on. The men in bine with atars on} © succeded tn making his Rate rope and the Amefican continent | «1» died in support of the principle} their coats go abe . meaning quite clear, something a articles we are reading. de-| east of Nevada will not be able to] of free speech work of making br out of men,| Seed lawyer always does, the court the possi sendy effect | see the comet when it is nearest! ‘This is the epttaph to be en Chinn was te blame for hie own| Cited him for contempt—just be Only strictly first-grade hair sold and posi while the earth is passing/the earth. It will be crossing the| graven upon the tombatone of &. O death, if you care to look at | cause he used homespun language : 7 ‘ediial . § . the tail of Halley's comet, | sun, and for those observers tne | Exim, a rer poles win, he showla have mal sense ae tively all shades matched. This sale closes in ten days. NOW is the time to buy. Open every court other da the NOW WERE | the head and the earth - = “ a | judges found that inete fidigulous as those admitting | sun will have set Chinn was a member of the In in, “been good fet that meant Bicyole repatring. Mall, 1111 1et. ibility of a collision Fear disappears with Intimacy. |austriat Workers of the World surrender of principle and Chinn , 7 the earth and the comet. if you still have a lurking terror of | When the organization was strug was not that sort of a man; prin] A BOV WOULDN'T EAT | morning at 8:30, close at 7:30 p. et, take a look at It} ging with the Spokane police force siple meant everything to him. He! Pie if he didn’t like it. We attrib-| the | through the eye of a vatory: jover the use of the city streeta, thought he was right, so he died ute our popularity to the fact that @ terror as old ‘then chat for a half hour or so with | Chinn, along with other men, and Chinn n't ® “tough,” & loafer! we do satisfactory work at reason-| women a» well, was arrested. He or @ tramp; he didn’t believe in able prices. Use your phones. was thrown into jail and sabjected anarghy; but he did believe in free| Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co to the brutal treatment of the po- 4 speech, When he died it was die-| M14 First Ave., Arcade Annex, — lice. But they couldn't “break” @overed that he left a mall for ‘Right in the Shopping Center him. So they sent him to « dun. / tune, $20,000. No man bore a bet-| —— on. There, behind iron bars, with y |tor reputation in Spokane. To AMUSEMENTS. only rate and the jailer for com ' | these tons of thousands of other la ane ee pany, they kept him for 36 long, : jberers Chinn's name will go dows | : | weary days. Bread and water was with other martyrs of tabor, 1120 Third Avenue W. h T; b his‘only food and at night he slept ‘ martyrs to corporation gr 55c as ui 29c on the damp prison floor with only men of the coal minos, a blanket to Keep the chil! from his shops, of the car barns Smooth finish, heavy gaivanized trom Bl ji nurtured body F ual Wash Tub, medium size, strong and ff} 8 the h day the jailer un | ’ ile he doc o nd TRCTAL ron THOS® jlecked tb door ¢ bis cell and | WhO Cannot pane durable. Tuesday, shoved the water and bread, his 8. 0. CHINN. = . pric Uma SPS PEM 5 breakfast, in. But Chinn was past) Goth it was a hard, cruel death, ms tS dance pe ‘Seattle Theatre REMOVED |the need of bread and water. He) for principle. From three to five Ate Young and " Week To our new Fireproof Storage Warehouse at 12th and Madison } wae breathing his inst days in solitary confinement with nan sad Saturéay 75c Shovels, 49c When he went to jail, Chinn was! only bread and water Is the army Prot. Stevene . _ Bekins Moving & Storage Co. 5 ; a Drew's & well man; he left it to go to his) reguiation. Ten days means ile Tee ot trae rection of R. B. French Telephones: East 414, Cedar 414. ccamEneR ing the Great Rwediah Pin Now is the ease for the ave oman; to time you need FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Chinn, the laborer, 35 days meant |" ie : I a Boca ; aeiaen a shovel. A | death we “ = re ness Bringers. Star classified ad good quality Cincinnatl Horse Traders Seem to| Over in kane the citizens | | fN L ge Ss Steel Shovel les Gis @ Ya }were beaten by a corporation | ner sie |) sell real estate, etc. with setect ria ay een |when figh for a better, a| handle Spe- NCINNA4 nore bumane polliee department cial Apri *| Meanwhile the prison system goes Gas Toaster ' 49 4 mp a par , r cece site. oe ae Sane 3 c eg DOWNING, HOPKINS # RYRE tee Soom nod 08 kas, oll ssoline Ce . wt (Batabiiened 1899) ves time and- 19¢ : tee toca ! Ie o & Poreini—Hob. Tip & Co. eee aot oe ts ) Shae t| BROKERS DAYS MORE re tery for telephones and door hit derful bargains M AJ ES T | C id THROUGH THE ve rain wed Pro Stocks, Gras an sistons. eeu OF SORTUNE” BALLOON GURL & non W bells. Lots of + while they last life . c y ed. The Both Phones 279, Private Wires. Evel dy Batterten ble ‘ | 905-200-206 Alas I the hand. 8 95 psa 35c ; the | “* ___|rHe FAMOUS LOUGHNEY BAKE ‘ ; ba Jie did 1 ‘ OVEN TREATMENTS ARE BE-| m0, 18 or 20 orses like ar-olds | BROKERS ING GIVEN AT HALF PRICE, $1/ loon whet sed have collapsed so _ A TREATMENT-—LAST DAY OF | 10c Cake Tins, 5 5c $2.00 One-Man Saws, bon ake tele wan vp without | Watts & Lewis Co.) Suis orren is WEDNESDAY New Compartment Mosher $1.39 leaning against the stall, and show | NEW YORK STOCK Lois Theatre +. apapmagl Cucaiiten Coch Gee symptoms of locomotor ataxia, You GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Hriiling situations, stirring | #0 More sticking, cuts t ah noel 2 pr k 1 ant had) much pig iron with & Sekuatia: aren Dd ; viet ie |] maxes al com a ars OM clean, Specia we oe ‘ , horse lixe that Main 7791 Ind, 2280 | GIRL, WAY ovr cI jown Lenox Soap; “Just land, cutt wood, ete; ¢ , ; PN 2p : jalista, Loughney Loughney ith entary $1 39 ‘The er and jury he » been i vost 327-328 Bailey Bldg. may tar the peor le fen Duy Otter on Open Sections, with very latest improvements, . Specie bd ' wre a ees peg PE hy 5 | cluding electric berth lamps there is a certain cir rs beni | including electr amps in upper as well as p, " r na the le ust one 25 Trousers Hanger, traders who can make « «| The Oriental Poo! Rooms palfsondl. | lower berths. Beautiful in finish, elegantly simple hal a treatment for this $1.50 Alarm Clock, 85c § ee eee cars| 46—Pool Tables—a5 | tar i. It is neediess toll PANTAGES THEATRE | in design and as comfortable as heart could wish that they can cure or alleviate 26—Sole Tablea—-25 jeay that the offices have been|| srynanaLen VAUnRY most any disease common to horses,| ar, restaurant, cigar stand and | ct d during this period and || Sew lil Today at 2:30 nm e or oas and the horse thinks for & while! seven chatr barber shop. Largest | ot ad-|] How Containing Compartments, Drawing-rooms and ime people have taken a colt and acts up" In| place of the kind in the world, $10| vantage of this most Hberal offer crowd at the barn Hike | cash given away daily, 1418-1617} Tha Loughney Bake Oven Treat-\| — “t Rroupe Third av.. between Pike and Union not @ new fad or fancy Mm BHA imi e Just what the horse traders do to | — clalists having been established “ ’ the horse so far remains a v Crack Train the thwes t a; y in Seattle for 2 years past, and dur 1 e¢ trad oret Medical ene ing that time have made some most - The one and | y eeping-Car Spe guessing, Prfinarkable cures and have hun- || STAR THEATRE Train in the Northwe es Standard elal dreds of testimontals from thankful Sleeping Car passen, y for Spokane, Mis Tillman on Titled Ones. patients who have for the first time Gn. Tae: Work soula, Butte, Bozeman, Billings, Fargo, Minne FOR RENT. found relief by these famous treat Armstrong Mustoal ¢ apolis, St. Paul, Duluth, Superior and points Visev ne nternational f I wantin intern r mar Kohler & Chase, “The Girls Behind the ¢ pe tee Mh Nghted. Croeebaen Goee ' oe riages, Senator Tillman said hu-| * wr ments, after they had visited Sani Winslow Skates $2.49 ; etic ct a diane in Washing 1910 Second Oy eviuhis, Hot Gorings, and been ree Times Dally—1 , n Library Car ! und bath; Din the best RK Skater ton | ind, 1092. Junder the care of different physl rs se ving produe s from the Northera ijustabl Think, too, of their queer for = clans without results: Pacific's own Poultry 1 and Bakeries, eign manners. They knot their All people who are suffering from wi i e bee, oe Te a cadanan «lene sate cites viva | LYC@UmT Theatre Northern Pacific “They way that a Czech noble these Spe # at once and take Batre If you can't get boots or ° } atrnord man a short time after his mar z advanta special rate while || : riage with a Chicago helress ap shoes to fit you, get them r | 0 Ml Aa it 4 till open, All enroll nk be I R Agents Kestner’s Agents Pittsbur, roa se Myo gy So. Calon maT JAMES. OTREET Salivustsrcue tT | Loe ailway Cel b t d D II p f t F Dear me, Count!’ cried a friend, | } Consultation {8 free. Come to the} | The line at provides at the tt = pitas eee en fou know that your ite is more) TRUSTEE SALE _ |the recote' Savin inating Sonrmwnsriny Lact DRL am nagpachasinadign valuable now? t the corner of Second ay. and Ah, no, Count,’ thé other an-|OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER | Pike st,, and they will tell you ju E A. TINLING swered, touching hia countenance, | WARE, DIAMONDS, | what they can do for you, and the | BAS BALL City Passenger Agent General Agent TT” ro ed | rf gravely, ‘I have not been dueling JEWELRY, ETC will not charge you one penny for|| Today nt 4 p.m Ist Ave, and Yesler Way, Seattle , It is my American wife, She in-| Jconsultation and advice. Hours |} TACOMA VS. SRATILE A.D.C ) oak, Gua Peae'> Adont Me relger AND UNION STREET, nists on my eating with a fork ol Meike anal from 8 a. m, to 6 p,m, 9 to 12 | Take ¥ Car. Admission D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen'l Pass'r t, F | Washington Star Jt | Sunday