The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1910, Page 8

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1910. SDAY, MAY BRYAN GLEARE IS GODDARD'S PLAN | 5 | The Inherent, unalienat and{ date, The de ra year iuito 1 arour paid by t « | until recently the uncontested right) allow the merchants to get rid of] sje vs hour | tet, When | 6 hin be | of the mall be to burn his eye! thelr tock of fireworks, butlafter| ay Dated ‘ : War enve lashes off, separate himself m al they are gone, never again. owill! (ay ‘Vanes j claimant and ¢ h al P a t - homey finger or otherwise disfigure or! Young America on the great day of] CLEVELAND, Ohio, SN | Comptroller 1 r ¢ FUNERA =e On | mutilate his person, is to be curtail:| American history keep decfor,| Formal charges against it. Treasurer Ed Te fu tra “ donde | ed, in fact to be taken away! nurse, ambulance and newspaper-| Wm. H. Taft as a mem the fet ‘ » the | us 1 f be hs i from him in Seattle man chasing cam Shovelers’ Union sults, and yw Chair 1 rk cover bade ih jee Couneilm Goddard has an-| Other eftien have done this,/corporated in # letter to the na yor, of the co n-| record o lings and th 4 yt ty nounced that the firecrach on alth officers and doctors ha tional officials of that untor u ot sar i king , j r peryeoen anew tue the Fourth of July must go. Hej endorsed the scheme to curtail the |Cincinnatl, according to the admit) qrouy th tt in por and om Changed ee SPECIAL NOTICES, Se og cela Higa 4 will Introduce a bill prohibiting the! explosive celebration of the great|#on of Becretary Roberts, of the ne figur ne way to pi i : . man erate ; ale of fireworks at the next meet-| Fourth, and among the Iatest to| Bullding Trades Council here. . lie’ on ‘ or n ’ my fights ag ail ing of the elty counell, the b give the Idea his approval is Cit It is charged that President Taft!” ye sent exactly a tana e — Rvery ; ‘ become effective one year from the, Health Commisstoner Ortehton ignored the union boycott aealnet) nut it is the residue ¢ aceom: | i)" ¢ * a the management of the Cleveland | jogation fund « i r ° | Naps” by attending a game at St Up to a year as » the les ‘e is mone: ’ g , Loula yesterday, to which St, Louls inlature pansed os amendment H t I ¥ : r wal pie pacientes teams were the contestants doing city Jobe were fequired to| He Ot to f ' who th aan and a la 1 Becrotary Roberts refused tol rooorg with the county recorder | Money belonged | yin ; lecte Y t,t being tins ‘ean whet Jolty to guarantee the fulfillment of | y(n . ' tried J Yak Senator CLEVELAND, 0., May There | their contract finally he ps ‘l LOST AND FOUNE k ho was 8 " : “We, the jury, find that [criminal prosecution, how are hard times in store for Proside Siam Yao Gute Comptrolier ~ hounda pale a Judgo Ya i. un-| William Bell came to his death [there not being sufficient evic ft if he in ever forced t It was a long and hard climb to| didn't know wh ” < t ren: th the King aty April 30, 1910, through the |to warrant taking the affair into|‘? his trade of steam r-Ithe county court hous ’ he ce little ° j t Yak then | neglect of th ttle, Renton | court ator to earn hin living, A “!bond clerk, KR. L. Warson I 1 Te charged Bryan with per) | & Southern Raliway Company It was shown in the inquest that}! to be made for the pr ‘sles a matter of accommoda 1 but Sawyer 7 ~ and its agents to perform their ( Ke Bobb, the conductor of the |¢%Pulsion from hie union, It *' lithe contractor vould ke « he can pa Wet e WANTED FE ry i BARMAIDS FOR | respective du freight train, was riding in the! = aune of hin love for the real} honda, and when he « the , ; STEER ¢ motor, whereas he should nave | American garr of then sther wend them awyer @ care much whor LOBSTER SQUARE This was the Verdict rendered) been Gn the freight car eo aa to| Taft attended which |the recorders office to. be roahann pm yppbapee sore gs apa) .* by the coroner's: jury yesterday | set the brakes when the car broke | #4 been ¢ by tt x Pe -aatet Freee) ee ee ee cls m in the inquest to deter-|loose. The railroad commission | b¥tiding trad es Teel ape : | eens ji oe igs i The open season for climbing Mt jtuine ine couse of ira wreck at will issue ite report on the wr ic} Peon es se Mog |ALLEGED BRIBE mens ane M4 ot % again maids, The girls wilt serve | McKinley ts on—this time it in| {¥e were killed an4 seventeen in-|likely they Will lesue an order re-| na be GIVER ARRAIGNED ‘ et nex the thirst quenching and satie | Prof. Hirsche! Parker, of Columbia) jureq The cause of the wreck was| quiring a motorman, wit we the @ j ‘ m Kodak fying liquor when the Cafe de | University the official Mt learned but th blame was|and brakeman on all freight trains, afais - (ny United Prove.) ead . #F L’Opera’s doors open again if | aicKiniey expedition of the Amert initely fixed. There will be s0| the latter to be on the last car ared, } 1 from th 4 a ap ‘ee, Pi : = the bill which is now up in Al | Phoee agoitsaresSralbyacoonepage he | Shoveler 2 be CIBCO, Cal, May # the man t af bany becomes a law, permit. |CAn Geographical society, witch fe | manded kK. Detwiler, indicted dé mainac tenden f ting women to tend bar. The aving Seat » acale the highes Home Telepbor H.C. 8 r verdict will be announced soon, | peak tn Ame pe Gr (HILL TO RENEW 5 here ‘ ; Ms sf 4 it Is said, as the subject comes Prof. Park and party sail to H | \L having offered @ bri uting 1 ney that up before the legislature be [night on the steamer Portland at} HARRIMAN WAR fe Sapery " ding. = ale fore ite summer adjournment. {8 D.m. With him will be Belmore | | |Galingher, hin ators , noed b a Tenth av. ne the enterprise is @ reorganiza- | Tacoma; Prof. J. H. Cunts, of Ste (hy United Press) . — — lair ATIONS WANTE tion of the one that supported [venus University, and Waldemar) poRTLAND, Ore. May 5.—That j “ the unfortunate Cafe de L’Op- | Grassi, « junior in Columbia he Hill interests are preparing to | William Hurley, charged with} era. Further than this, no | The primary object of Prof. Par) carry on the old war with the Har-| | forging his brother's name to th © R hee Ss or a (4 esé . particulars have been, an- | ker's expedition will not be the re /rinan itnew by invading central] : | registration books in the Inst cit osy | HELP’ WAN Tubal - nounced. j repudiation of Dr, Cook, but the set-| and western Oregon, by branch ex-| , {Be Caled Press.) election, will not escape tria wiimote | tling of the question of Mt. McKin-/ tensions, ts the general opinion|,.KANSAS CITY, Mo, May though the Indictment returned 6 \ fen 1 with your mirror will give the hint as to the condition | ae s altitude. This has never bven| among railroad men her day Tr defense for Dr. B. C. Hyde,| the grand jury was d ak oa | tem, Pale pene muddy complexion, dull « w erty NEW STREET FOR | and Parker's Work | jow 1 J. Hill's » h at a prt.|@ physician charged with having |terday Prosecuting Attorney Van You require s = gto make 8 p pply of tich, red blood | eh that McKinley | vate banquet Inst night at the|™@urdered Col. Thomas H. Swope. | derveer filed an information against! course throu ugh your veins, To ensure this take | 5 R VA LEY highest peak in Anierica, or) Hotel Portland. During bis ad-| 8% today with the introduction | Titey. chateing bin with fale ate: RAINIE L at it is considerably higher than| qrexg, Hill took pains to pe wut | Of evidence tending to throw light 5 le iter was firet supposed. lthat it was his Intention to build | “P0® the character and actions of returned agatnst| na § | further into the Willamette valley, | @¢ late philanthropist : some weeks Ss : The city council will which fs at present Southern Pa-| J). Spangler, Col Store's | ago becans id not comply with | ae COMMORE lew days to open a erritor jconfidential man, was placed on ain ak, th ove Riacagh Petelet veley, a ' manag cab the stand. He testified that Swope rents OF he statute’| the wonderful little blood-makers. Whatever yc od may Interstate Introducing, Society wit thoroughfare for drank to excess dafly until 11} ‘icted of the part he play-| Will supply from the da Y when » itis in g “” I genera! the val-| |months before hin death, Spang-| “pete ali a Pilla aid the stomach to od and to an ley, and will a jler declared that frequently the/ ‘They increase the supply ar ve P, ¢ qua nish a right of | col el awooned at his office. | “You say combinations and | pale, weak, languid, or anacr wes of Be . Electric Apany | ltrusts will eventually dissolve of| ! ee ee } quia iene nr os seer, ees | thelr own accord ae economic con The Rainier Va (My United Pree) pa Rh gg = | g ditions change. Name some {x ake a e ifference — association and the Ra WASHINGTON, May 6—In a feet ate sublect te variation. sccording mous combination that shows sign Commercial club have both endorsed | conference between Congressman | thess "price, ‘untess ciberwise lodieata, of dissolving that way In boxes with full directions, 10c. and 25e. 5 the scheme. The street, which ‘| Juttus Kahn of California and the] *** fer strietiy first grades. ORGANIZE LODGE “Ham and eggs.”—Kaneas City _ acm pees fxtends sonth from commissioner general, Hindu im and Belter—Maying Pelee, Tim a sare poy migration was the subject taken neh a —_—— — a Sa 7 — es rovevere a eo i ne |i A division of the Order of Rat Don’t Let Your ee ee are ition wanted ‘by! Congressman Kahn believes ve [NAY Employes was instituted lant | ‘ t competition wanted by ¢ should be some restriction |< so | Bight in the 4. O. U. W. hall, and i S V I Rainict valley residents, and at the) put on Hindu immigration. The in A Tet ghantar eaeiion eerk amee te | Piles Grow ||) uit Values up to a ae he atreat cae ines. | Aux to this country is increasing gt | The order includes all employes of | TES 27, 50 ty IE cae cages roneestioges and half the Hindus are morally or tf | rattroads, and is fraternal in char-| . yon, emorrholdal Uleer le « Fer | e. 00—$ seclagear: A woman can be very sorry for a| physically unfit, Congressman Kahn acter, with nocident and health in my | her.—New York Press. man who is married unless {t's to| declared. They are becoming beg | gars and vagrants. ANOTHER BIG SPECIAL SALE At the WONDER MILLINERY CO. 1525 Second Avenue, Between Pike and Pine Streets WELCOMED WR MBLLIORS OF HOMES, THERE IS HO ‘STRONGER PROOF OF MERIT THAN CONTINGED AND WACHEASING POPULARITY PRESSED LEGHORN SHAPES, worth $10.00 and $12.00, the finest there is to be found, on sale at $6.98 Our Hats are prices greatly thing in Millin on Ever) the BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE STREETS Spring Br Hens, unde: Ro ib Vrgctables—selling Yaki Orege White river Yakima Onions, Ontone. Potatoes. Selling Prices Heaution 6 nap o@ 300 1.36 4.00@3.60 vods—KSelling Prices. ° i i Ladies’ Oxfords, Vici Patent Leathe and $2.00. Telephones: Ladies’ Oxfords SPECIAL Ki ; light or heavy soles; regular value $3.00, $2.50 This week pia Raymond &H 1406 Third, Bet. Union and Pike REMOVED To our new Fireproof Storage Warehouse at 12th and Madison. Bekins Moving & Storage Co. E id or $1.65 = oyt it 414. Cedar 414, Selling Western Washington Mastern Washington dogat 00@a1 004026 2. 00@38 a2 oo@m ton Corn, ‘ton ton and Oats Barley, 00@ a2 Oma 8.008 ‘Hair Germs | Ayer’s Hair Vigor promptly destroys the germs that cause falling hair. | Nature completes the work. Yousave your hair, and have a more luxuriant | growth, too. Keeps the scalp healthy; destroys all dandruff. Does not Color the Hair | Your doctor will tell you precisely why we | use each of the ingredients in Ayer's Hat igor, Ask him all about it. 7.5; A ig 2 feat ago. The fo suran five year * Wt organized and has 12,600 mem tile Field for Cancer and Other | Deadly Dis re lowing officers wore Sil Es a TRIAL PACKAGE FREE Blair: Harry Kilduff, conductor: Constipation unchecked brings in y Moore, engines: | 3 flammation, inflammation be ciay = team plies and piles too often sup Prank ht, freeman MW juce tumors of malign nature Kemper, motorman; F. A, Recker,|. les (or hemorrhoids) rarely nauter. John Lethy, brakeman. |¥ill, but they cause more agony In iam Clark, flagman a few minutes than much more ser WAITING FOR TAFT’S RETURN (By Uolted Press) WASHINGTON, regulars today refrained from any |further effort to pasa the ra | They are waiting dent returns from hin We: so that he might exa measure action he desires | tomorrow, ine the wree' and decide w May until kage of hat th the leaders to take When he returns there is 5 T fous troubles They are easy at It right An operation with the knife is dangerous, agonizing, and rarely a rinanent success There is Just one way to be cured one sure way, painlessly and pri- ately—and that is with Pyr Pile Cure to cure he » bill We mail a free trial package to the presi) all who write. rn trip] ft will give you Instant relief, and ne tart you well on the way to a per fect cure. Then you can get a full-aized box trom any druggist for 50 cents, and often one box cures. ry indication that there are to be Insist on having what you call some hot sessions between Taft! for. and the senate leaders. One vet Just send your name and address eran of the senate today declared that he intended to tell the dent “point bi business tra country when important bills were | threatened lank” veling that ar to Pyramid Drug Co., 97 Pyramid prest-| Guilding, Marshall, Mich., and re he had no] eive free by return mat) the trial ound = the | package in a plain wrapper. Write to- cents. package. Auld for winte. ree popular criminatir What tone” ments in particular characteristics in tone and touch pian Hobart M. Cable higher grade favor with great music as has the Hobart,M. Cable. sometimes has been developed in the Hobart M Cable piano to a point of perfection not yet obtained by any other make Embodying the latest scientific develop- Artistic piano has sprung into artists and dis lovers alike, as rapidly called a “mellow construction, it has those which appeal so strongly to every true artist and ¢ Purcha ments ting sable mu on sician moderate monthly pay Sold exclusively by Eilers Music Building Bs Forty Stores in the West Third and Univer ity if you go! se 10 want real wh and elegar a men a Barber trade taught free te moderat ice will find Tools nisbed. Expert i oan hieti-clad Fructl nm; constant tice Seattle in high-class arber College, 120 First av The styles em na tr trom office, Beat nna “ndaition. im that is sought x y hhio sable dre rtation paid Incl led are ¢ 33 Bond Everett one, two, three, four and i? jake chates can make six-button effects r moire shawl cc eaman speaking All leading f ee Bennett at w iat ot Breme materials and - - 4 shown. Some are s t ly tailored, while others convey some new ideas Special $27.50 Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Union Street “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” elty cago. SD—RELIABLE MAN wand sell land Experience set s C. A. Graf, 208 Liberty Bil, t Postotfice and lumber Meady employment Alaska Bide Wanted—Two r Yakima valtey and board. Apply et m., May 6 pmobile Bebool, Practical ‘Partner, N Mrs d. Baker Wanted, it, Mehner PAY Ww Room 3 Wik Better than an orchestra The Victor plays all kinds of dance music, loud and a yy cles ar and in perfect \ ial flies rhythm, Alas Always ready when you want it. as long as you want, Obliging enough to repeat any barn dance, Takes up little room—doesn't crowd the dancers. Does away with the trouble and expense of hiring musicians, Provides high-<« between the dances Come in hear some waltzes, two-steps and by the Victor Dance Orchestra, Pryor's land other famous musical organizations, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS I WILL Keeps on playing waltz, entertainment of every kind her dance mi sa’s Band an ONE DOLLAR Brings a —- to You! FOR RENT ww WEST SEATTLE Main i % ety and care of M an@ guw ntacthen : rad and tenar + Amer Bide Ind. 6621 1406 Seco Near Untor PRE? Jozere sayziie ee je ja fe fee tes (ae jae irs fees 5 ae toss ei a 2 ed ee ee > ee 6 knee tt bs ei ae: ails. eaten tees a, ores on the Coast, ke

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