The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1910, Page 6

EW SRO 5 t & BY a SLOT GOL OPI LD LE LATE, LI Te eeaereee aes STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1910. 6 THE 3 HIS CRUST THE BALD HEADE! D MAN CAN NOW BE A THING OF TTY ANOTHER DEFEAT 'Hands of 120,000 Reach for Democr: ratic Right FOR DOCTOR HYDE GETTING READY TO FRESCO FATHERS DOME ' 1 { IWANT A PICTURE t bb ' to ¢ t AVP STRIKING ane t t Hyd ¢ (My United Press > r Pret, M : ny barred | ais rh t, however wed th " mony to #o before the jur wW i DUNCANS COMING ‘ s SOME WIVES COMPEL EXC EEDINGLY TO CALIFORNIA : NAKED HEADED HUSBANDS TO HAVE | t Neill F CLOTHES TATTOOED OVER THE NUDE PARTS. (Ry United Press.) R by - —_ a = NEW YORK, May 3.—Raymond Ww ih oo $ Ca AneeP PROF a? We VE = Duncan, brother of Isadora Dun t - . | KEEP Hom Ads weLLot FE SSO! ean and discoverer of what he - po Sis ta [Tee NEXT RORSONY JUST GIVEN FATHER A terma the ancient Greek rythmic . PDD don ea ead | sts MIMERE f BUCKET OF CHLOROFORM leymnastic system, is going to Call Bead. yes dee ga SQ _,) anv WE WANT You TO fornia. With his wife, Penelope Recon yt r ; 4) "TATTOO A VENETIAN SUNSET and their baby, Von Melekas, Dun on allie Pai armitte ON HIS BEAN BEFORE ay will #tart thie month for San eat bie ‘ scien HE WAKES Francisco, the city of bis birth While the difference was being a ~ anes aga The Duncans will visit Los An This picture, just received from| ed their appr of a denuncia 1, about thes fusted. It ts probable he will go be The Duncans created a sensation | Berlin, shows how 120,000 social. | tory resolution raising en people aft fore the mary es = here by appearing in the strects iste and radicals deme 1 Pe t theirs = pleat ggenallgeet -_— garbed in the costumes of anciont | their disapproval of th : which se Sparts. Bare arms and legs, the |), , ial ’ " king 006,006 Dearing t Ww < aw usnin Ww ex aitened ne on a tei the task ang feet thrust tn sandalsy the trio WAS) 1, hag . , 1 gives prove that White ia menta ai follow through the streets by a tas Sta 4 - certain IR. Sorimor retuns 4 curious throng oat © right this letter on Browne = = ——= == 8 ¢ “a nevera alleged 5 | HOw Do You LiKé hs ” on ZoWe weer BD ; oy ‘tse tters to Wh ‘ k ed t lois MOON LGHT ~~ you HAVE & - 2 re oy Mind Wat ta be four s . | SCENE MOTHER?) BLUE COLORING co nave 105 ects —— In 1T! NOW « u _ ‘ legislature Qumounced | t of ¢g ; roy Solel . eg hen gor yt . city. Politi , LG You Wont j D ‘ even Shc: thre waeapeca ted ‘ooufuasten NEw GOWN! : « being vA. White. Indicatic are, how ree j icine ° rovides for & a the tapult, tite di Will Y Help t for mie in ne ot tors may corroborate White's ) ery strike Hose ments is the f t p Bini rcae ; t 7] ering foods ie Seveter vines. who stare ‘ elgg each uild the Fence prt nt Spiracy to } ene) hos. walle A nterence an held : Pag i wad mescy ts ave 7 fan 10 60 ant night between representatives @ ve you help tradi : a POPULAR THAT MANY MEN Brewers’ Association and of the . - ies we 4 f he | ieee WHO ARE DLESSED WITH BALONESS ane Brewery W re Union. As a re m may pot be por mck, Se ~ se eaigge ; > 3% ve HAY. THEIR HEADS PRepARe D. ference the brewery and 8 o ae the bank a » ‘i o s os aap: 2955 back rk today ine Have been bee _pgnpthiaeddiretaaae NEWS ITEM: A fad for tattooing bald heads is threatening to sweep England. One man had the afte night's conference Jo-| counted in the census?” t | Royal Arms frescoed on his bald spot, eset patie, secretary of t necond, w t i. stated that, in hie opinion, a! conducting the most active expect } IN RUN ON A BANK. Nesotiations, however, are to raive an endowment fund for « WELL IN ENGLAND cing tar fl amt ante an : of the differences between the brew The first publi made by | vited vinit k rt P (By United Press) } . Bani . chicken nem five oa ; (iy Unites Press.) ore and their men, billboards and advertising signs, of the society in Se ar ' r- VIENNA, May 3.—Though hale Gna : im y in Be weeks old; and pve Gai noite sadnetng | LOS ANGELES, May 3. has been followed up by thousands kane and investigate : the prospect of’ celebrating his (By 0m in crowds nearest to tor.| find that this bank is paying pg saien Bet gb os ohirengph gored be cole a sae ggg ont ogd laying : rah rg the large cities today to all parte|homes over the orpha eightieth birthday in August, &m-| LONDON, May intelll-| mor president. It is satd they have ba Sheet eM gpacdacnge Pont TIN AND PLATINUM af ab ‘shale | Malan nem’. eillaiten- terasens, ane “a a ¢ has ade eo departme sh | already ned themeelven as to wei ry r te ; ‘ B, and to learn of that Is peror Frans Jose bas dstely, mad Bence department of the British |slready tr ormed | eT ee that ie coming te them if they STRIKE IN OREGON tions to “Help build the fence” | wide good being accomplis poe ~ », {foreign office, the most mysterious - poner a. OF want it. The benk hes obeyed | will also be used the society, which cares {c astery. A part of that big chamber anarctrist crank and malcontent in s : ; ‘ 5 on. |#ecret service bureau fn the world, g the estate laws, and #0 lon | (By United Press.) Results of he campaign have | ti all cases of } this city is an historic vault con + Great Britain and ne of these 4 | SALEM, © M Th | already Sada: seaiined. te the: form | t Washingtor taining the remains of all the|not even excepting Russia's, has| will be allowed within gunshot of; ‘* ba | Ae will not be close | vey te prided wsderd Lalani Members of the royal family for|been detailed to keep an eye on | the country’s guest in statement was lesued to Greatest strike in mining history, = —— eee haes mist wae crowd: | , day by State Buperintendent of if the assays are correct, was whether the defendant wi ‘e4, 20 the emperor decided to make | 1Pe°dore, Roosevelt during his| Though only « few persons know | banks Alden Andersen after he made « few monthe near the FLANNERY TRI AL “ite 2 More rooms tetore he had ton join (Stay in England and will be held it, the master of Elibank 1# head| hed examined the All Night and town of Merlin, in Josephine a : age tlk Joi | responsible for his safety. Seot- of the organization. His agents! Day Bank, upon which » run | ceunty. At the time net much neAttorne” Goorms Next door to the vault was the| #04 Yard will of course hedge the are generally drawn from the lists! started shertly before noon yes- | d to the find , ON AT SAN RAFAE er lh Mig wikis Gellar of the C sag on. | American big game hunter around of army officers. They are the! terday. j gold, the continuance of the case unt Miiseth the Ca Bin = church in| With detectives and uniformed younger mon, the brainiest in the Weary and sleepy-syed, scores | values were in tin and platinum, day at 2 p.m The wa ———_—_ a9 “es ; has been ac ves by the aged |Pollcemen, but the police will’ riot service, of modest means and, by| of depesitore were awaiting metale practically unknown in (By United Pree.) granted if There Were No Flies. monarch and vat of It two again, |Be called to account should harm the reise of their wits in the| their turns at the tellers’ win | the United States. SAN RAPAEL, Cal, May - 70,000,000 years would be aes waits bave heen eh ar jbefall the visitor. he foreign secret service, pad out their) dows when day broke, During | The discoverers of the mine Purmer Po Gaemietioner \Mar fed to the lives of peo “ joffice’s intelligence department meager army pay. The dep the night they held their place | were looking for gold, and it wae = of the United States, or ‘Their walls are lined with pure/ v Ld | AJ Ld ry P. Flannery of San Francisco, : I White marble. One vault will be! ment's activities never get into nm line, many of them sitting on | only when R. &. Bailey, a mining 4,000,000 lives of the present at Suiltied dee Prone Jonst and bie! yureau’s agents, whom noone newspapers and no stat boxes or on the cold pavements. | men of Chieag ted the mine indicted on a charge of grand lar- | ¢ 1,000,008 Gitaedinte relatives. The larger |*2°™? and who nev admit their its co#t and maintenance are ever Others munched sandwiches that ite rea! velue was discov ceny in connection with the o; | LEANER FOOD 8 & D. Jack chamber will serve as the resting |Otticial identity, will be constantly | made and drank black coffee carried ered. He told the miners the ore ations of a gang of alleged wt New York place for more distant connections acme = from nearby restaurants, Eeriy | contained platinum and tin, and =, ppers, was arraigned today b« AT THE FLY Of the royal house. today the all-night crowd wi advised them to have it assayed : si as | CMa eae Renee ~acust augmented by handreds of de The results were astonishing. (fore Judge Lyon. After the ar * positors. It was estimeted that | Assays running as high as 69 —ralgnment on the indictment, which ree If we all lived w our means, ENGLISH WOMEN 1 1,090 were in line shortly bef | Ounces of platinum and 56 per was read by Deputy County Clerk about the [it wou , asked | fru edit , Life, FIGHT DECISION LONDO? , May s te anticipa tion of the coming political fray in Mngland, a new women's club has been started. It is rather a Bovelty for London, but the signs @f success are all visible. It is called the Ladies’ Carlton Club and it aims at “the suppression o! Socialism and support of protec tionist principles.” The promoters have social ob fects, but they are primarily politi cal in their aims and their organ. fzers are taking the line (hat when | Miss G: r & nd the answer—just one word directed from the social world, | Fraciacc f last flashed back. The word was , Reimers ndlnnce aries, "prea |year or © 4 There are only four days left in which to close the entire balance of our : weight in political circles tion to club premises, near Bond st they have political galleries where meetings will be held, at which it is hoped members of parliament will speak. It {s thought that by this means a more general knows edge of ntry’s affairs will | be gathered women «w Property may some insigh LOADED AUTO TURNS TURTLE BRINGS “YES” FOR REPLY PSS ee oe a ST entra a | _——_—_ | (By United Press) lwith her nr i met Mr. Di | | FLORENCE, Italy, M .—-En- | ingham a It was a case awe wir graph, Miss | of © at but while Mr. / Louise Gayl of Chicage, and} Dillinghan et aasiduoun in Walter F. Dillingham, of Honotulw, | his attentions to the Chicago gir ha Just be married here It was| he failed t ask the mentous | , A r of hile she wae in Honoluk { or h 2 and ’ 4 ; ' {death in ‘the ¢ the ng y The marr “ , wirelens owraphy Jcourtship replete romance. | message flashed a the waters, | $25,000 stock. We have no other location and are therefore compelled to sacrifice the merchandise at FIRE ROUTS ROOMERS CORONER HOLDS INQUEST TODAY The inquest over the bodies of ose killed in the Seattle, Renton ° bd e ft ¢ riven South street ear wreck Satur-j ‘ day night at 1 o'clock this th untily elad «¢ : 7 eine S007 | atternc Foresters’ hall, 1923 . a egies eh 6UC | First ay. Chairman H. A. Fairchild ed at utire y cK On Jease Jones nd J, € La of Ando 5 21st and |the state r 1 commission, and a Send il a 1 Whe, tile “abs 4 | Tepresentative of the public utilities are in attendance ® ° F et he ¥ i te ee e = \¥ou ioc ry ; ude to the scene of! (By United Press) oungstown hotel before the he coroner an : . ABERDEEN ng|fire department reach the : : d : NOTICE!—Dealer. me tg etl + gy geet ag eg Sing ommissioners this morn tore oses orever . : ers will receive - the engine stalle t it was impossible to special attention, as we have no limit a refused to work, a with cight - passeng Hioxam. « butcher, ret STILL CHECKING | ‘ or reserve on the stock. IT MUST to a cite" vesscnene moog. + main, Sen | aturday Nig may i ed turtle in a diteb late to alarm the Youngstown “f nig badly bruising the The flames gutted bis butch 0d ts psn: ¥eavs ra iia s & shop, a barber sho 00) 0 5 Peavies, wi 1.25 Ratche Oo Maydole g P er rowly escaping : | hop, a t I 8 ee Re Ge Ee re 7 Ra h $i.36 atchet $1.00 Mayd Black Building Pape The party cons Willard |¢andy store grocery Bil peor ges oak FROCK ec ces eens oereeee Hammers 500 feet square A ' : Bradley, his daughter, Mrs. Ed-|From here the flames spread to a | °fftclal enumera teh rchicetggre core 760 Peavy 50. toi ° al ‘a ward Lowe, Jr, and he ant son,| rooming house ducted ‘ ° k bac k on the census districts Stocks ..... wean or 19c Me k Saws py earns Barr 97¢ : ah and Russell Linn, Shirley Gillis |Jennie Koltz oA duiee "ealboe oactinte ecto $5.00 to $7.50 Hand Made Stee! $2, 67 B s1.50 yank Des a Sah $6.50 Black Buildir Sh. beitietss Stace & = od Gertrad bret f is sire “fei srtment tried §tOlin to the censu® officials. B Logging Blocks Drills - 1,000 feat square guaranteed $1.07 mal bart xd |ted, only the shell remaining The mail brings @ big list of people who $12.00 to $18.00 Hand-Made $6. 59 a hichbondk oo $1.00 Stilson $1.00 Hunter ms [buildings belonged to the Beattle| (nink they have been missed, and Steel Donkey Blocks Bente re ene Wreneh et Hatchets 4 49c n f M | |Brewing & Malting company, and | eh name hecked up to see if $4.75 to $6.50 Skidding Tongs @9 FQ Me™ es cee ttee teres $1.50 Metal Polish, $1.00 Paper Hangers’ Shea a. | were valued at about $12,000. me Ouse all sizes 8%ec White Lead. 5c gal 12-inch - “ 7 - 37c Se fi 3 pound PTeeeeeeeeer ey ‘ OF WIRELESS CONCERNS), » No Rehearsal Tonight. adit Barb Wire $2, 07 " Wire Nails, all siz 1 al Aca ea 38c i wing 5 ee pee THE FLY AN ANTI. 76c Hay and 17c pound wb hh oaank 20 $45.00 Stocks and Die °¢ Sh ‘es weaea Pe Hark. o seamaier the mete i RACE SUICIDER | fag !te!or# Bell spacing. 22 aE Wire aes caeese Jag be gehen edie $17.21. ° COE lla cpa amae Ria |the Contetevate choir, of which $1.00 Brass and Nickel-Plated A8e $5.00 Poultry Wire, $2.00 1x12-inch SS ental Wireless Telept Mrs. Rochester was the head, will] One fly will have more de Faucets veeee $3.00 Boom 5 feet a ask Emery Wheels 69c gan gragh company today beg not take p tonight. The choir | scendants in one season than any Oe Camp eaters. «sss Loot $1.43 $1.00 Long and Short-Handle t Double-Bitt ations for th statiot {ll not make {ts debut Thursday || man could count in a lifetime Sto. Cc tot c le-Bi 1 c most modern anc mplete evening at the Arctic club, as was |] working elght hours a day. Think $2.25 Copper Paints, $6.00 Genuine “Armstrong - i . , ony of non-wire comir ation bet planned. The next regular meet of this when you se fly crawl gallon 98c Stocks and Dies, \ to 1 inch . Se Garden 17 50c Nickel-Plated 19¢ “eS New York and San Francisco jing will take place in two weeks | through a screen, and ie Gewkeiess ft $2.60 Stanley No. 5 Hoos S06 detoes esesteta Cc Gas Pliers = = lowing & merger of several wirelou|#t the home of Montgomery Lynch SWAT THE FLY! rue ateel aes mea chen 34c Paar enous, Noe $1 63 $1.00 Hand 950 Sweat Pads, for wi eorporations. The Continental re-|*' Broadway and Madison gy Nah ite ; ies ® Axes Foe! Feeney 52c horse collars 7c nit cently was incorporated with a cap } = | 2-Foot Btee 4} ) Stanley Brass-Bound 2.00 Marshalltown Dissto! 25 Scoop Banh fase Ot0CK Of 96,008,000. rty-two y 60 women wear such ex-| 1, C70, '% the emblem of eternity, Baus: Cc Levels 1.14 Brick Trowels r 79c seal ‘ 49c iy: wireless stations already arein op rhe “ ba lar it confounds all notion of time, ef 7he Steel Nail $1.50 Nickel-Plated Adjustable 2 _ “ pipe pad £ Steen eee \ eration principally in taolated| Ghimme tian eet MHKed the | faces all memory of a beginning, all Hammer 21GB tact wore foes BG We ere ant nes Nishel Paton Spas egg ay Groups in the New England, Content | ncaso man evi feat Chak aa tn ae hee Combination Pliers yothing Planes ' 3 ‘op tngaas | “To be frank with you,” replied | _ 2 re at nage mates The new |his wife, “it is to attract the ad as ment of intermediate stations to | eae gaze of the men. ANNOUNCEMENT j connect the groups so that the 1 a may be transmitted continent at reasonable rates F ‘ F t f M . A The Pacific. Wireless Telegraph is tea Formerly of 905 Pike street, ha oot 0 arion ‘1 i company, of Seattle, is one of the| ‘The universe Imm thought of || Moved to 310 Union street. Op Foot of Marion companies included in the merger, | God.—Schillen |] Posite Postoffice block | Flyer Dock Flyer Dock Mrs. S. H. Jones MILLINERY out the men’s eyes with hatpins? Washington Star.