The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1910, Page 8

8 THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1910 * ty Sa AT AEA fig pt oS a “ania , Bs Sia) ances hie, m7 tue INSURGENTS ac ar Suits Out Sale of i neit of the comet soroes the Giec| FLAVEN T MET COMET | 4 ‘ an RE lette ve which indicated that the comet's! through the tail of Hall amet,” |! , ar” ¢ } ut Kert K h w the distan of the tall fror Kn 1 ft tronon a . ' i r ber, had [the earth we ca pred t art at J I ' ‘ of und xact of trar except t yj ing > oa RH wer of \ \ hat if arth ft omet f Wp ate “ " , , - : May Bhag » In M f |through the tall by noon toda th arth, Prof. Russe yl led 10 of . that a 1 and « tentia r 1 pass through during tt and he t touct a ae . oe = which he i by Geo. W. P ud of the resent t of Halley's comet tn/ the earth. It pass through th q : L j to advise I Thomson replied, telling of plans b tor he sald A eR th hn ' * * ' this | was Ww Thon - HERDER INSANE ~ 3 * NOTICE FROM THE POLICE #|'#! ee ary Ba phn aoe ence to Thor | a ler tb ou re ® t mould f t he wo Ko to Alaska th "i ‘ . i a? , P 1 ¢ tb 1 (My United Press) “ > chiar at i rah t } me | WALLA WALLA, May 19.—Peter | ho * * rae A att thme ¥ . 1 Perkins th he had a ! Augusta, a Frenc heep tierd b a ae ffect that tag. T nd ginee » acc pa him 1 anf ned in dcell in the! y tins i mitk 5 he : refuse ty g b c t M ki vi : ne : € ‘ ; <n sah ‘ “ i Gras eck N the milk e « i bret : ' ought Walla ; rs naam. But one wa 16 pas-| bestow t promise you all ty f " 7 } 1 ' b > whee ay pe earip The " ' " of erve ou b h ij of {tha t ‘ avorat and tr ays on © | be prayers had ; h ie bod ieuten Giabe lcs , y etter thag } a ma f that expe « thie o wh ‘ 1 " ‘ and there was the greate y t be sate F ‘< W I w a nw x placed in jail he t : | lea be " . wh 2 ait r he t 1 he tly fn heb n tongue Le dai ee ee or oe NOT RETIRING FROM tate to recommend any of them who I recall at tt t knov amet, and showed every inna) SEE COMET * * BUSINESS AT ALL that ye acquainta ¥ men of engineering and 5 BUEN 2G ROCONE Oh - } * BANK CLEARINGS. * perience ought " gest a man who would fill th | FROM A BALLOON , * ] hin Hair and associates bill | " who be and Aveus a. ~ Seattle * to maneiad raving n hat the ma words (Dy Vetted Presa) ® Clearings tod $1,686 i he has beer ST. LOU! », May 19.—Prof |* mitenes sian77 #) D0 you like sera ? Then wn clothing PULLMAN STUDENTS : erature print [George O astronomer atl ® Tacoma * why be contented with | Have to fr . and wil HIT THE WARPATH —_ ia ae pe S gore eo ‘ . I ne ' * be? Ob, no! Just put on Ayer’s uo a cnerpciat ' NOTHING TO SEE, cid Baad OB Beagrie 5! PEAS Hele Viens and be happy. Thick, - =e Cay, Caled Breve, “J : get a little cle to the + Chenete ss $ 793,401.00 & utiful, Juxuriant he Yo more a PULLMAN, Wash., May 19.— SAYS PROF. GOULD Ha comet than } nigger $25.00 # falling hair; no more dandruff. first. Attend To show their resentment of tronomer nd Portland n t eat sale @ fines of $25 | yesterday Prof. J. F ! ¢ Lcaded Gown with detiest ; . tec pr . D H 7 . : leader ‘ ri nes nn & that t phe : a three leaders of a ‘riot last |1 presets ipsa otern, the nc + # If your doctur says 40, then use Ayer's TRULY WARREN week, a howling mob of severa ys : made at F at 6 k eke et ee ew Mair Vigor. He knows the best treatment RES F hundred Washington State col PP . A 4d cn t ayy | Might in hopes of get for thin hair Trust him 7 ©. Ayer Co. / ROM lege students fast night paraded arry me i man. ated t naginatl tite valuable ¢ Lowell, Mase THE SAMPLE SUIT the streets and hung in effigy The devi ‘ effort the university aatr A dintrense the t : BUSINESS. three men who preferred the - en ge An , f ect evidence t tt t her Gaughte x complaints. The boys were Rg 8 ete Row ‘ r vgthtd endl pga TOMCAT Is COUNTED nnot keep he ‘ ¥ The Oriental” Pool | Rooms } 20.00 suits $9.75 | $27.50 SUITS ++ BIZIS up ° t t the eof in fatled. wg oh tne 9 ‘ col Tabi 25 f 4 t 7 Be tale covavet.” pthc ae sa : | , Spinetor Owner Now Wante-te Bus'|? Maven tae 00 tenok the ot 28 Golo Tables—20 $25.00 SUITS oO eed dds ve SLATS ‘ } “t alw ta iy wtih Government for Libel. | ' ew t Bar, restaurant, cigar stand and $35.00 SU: Ts $18. « { hot wat 1 the man wh eeven chair barber shop. Largest : AY AN SATURE POLITENESS PAYS. go de SOUTH NORWALK, Conn. May} ; place of the kind In the world. $10 Se FAD ANG SATU : E ; What #0 oer e 19.—"Any oth of thin} Stereopticor mare ¢ leash clven away cally, 1413-16-17 Everything marked in pla gure id atr one price, Ab . the man who wasn't house?” asked Willia a| ings in the by ¢ Third av.. between Vike and U t free ArKO; I Remenham Woman Makes Large Bequest to pot anything ine local census taker, of * Anna| Sbank, at th CA ‘ ‘ f rf late of hase. Come eariy Nurse and Bank Clerk. ptt = se . Comstock, a Cranberry ster | Ma 20th 8 p.m. nd give plenty of ths make alterat aid a mothe © children, “who put head to pull Elsi down in the book, described a OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER Sait. 2= THOUSANDS "2c" | Tegly Warren Situs end of his nose, 16 years old JEWELRY, ETC. Suit Man Miss Comatock today learned that! ARE VOTING. BREW YOKK JEWELRY CO, 1325 THIRD AVE., OPPOSITE NEW POSTOFFICE. * eupposed t6.1n 1406 Third av., netween Pike and rushed into t supervisor's office and de be too strong for the reflec seat pte peony game be\ Churches, Sunday Schools, “i fror he regiate ‘old hat n Comstock was already on bis! Fraternal Organizations |ITALIANS VICTIM |way to Washington, and w a | Tal ng Active Part have to be counted in the census, (By United Press.) BOSTON, Mass, May 19.--The | inte devotion of a nurse and i rhaps it was,” re ness of a bank clerk were found to | hop Dut kicking t have been rewarded when the will! my te ‘ Ghe Edison |Munson-Noah Furniture f OF COMET JOKE) miss comsock dectared she'd sus} inn Baby Election. 1526-28 SECOND AVENUE } AMBEROLA | Sy SURES ete: Dreams He Is Grandpa) le: piano—for, at best, these instruments give you | lly searching was | 2eueph Nathanson. the vote nn | Kohte ee baby ie = | Save Money bottle, whiek piano music only, while the Amberola plays a// ri ” 4 rie who has charge of the iImmigr andida friends call of the best of a// kinds of music. of the | moved over the main line, dreamed er & Chase's salesrooms, 13 tt » was # grandfather, bis votes : The Amberola plays both Edison Standard } ‘al whom he had no having given New York and Amberol Records, and you can change from . t * thie mo i one to the other at will. Has drawers for hold- ' the Ita hey walrdaiiae eith “6 : , a prneee Ser an irming the dream, th a baby.” The man or ment of t Any Edison Phonograph equipped with the Amberol Attachment will play the The Amberola, $200 New Records by Slezak threw ther e " | de a h t se with ¢ * |Judging by the s al [ert shown in tm | ees the world’s greatest Grand Opera Tenor Religiou fons and pillar | Jis to be highly con besides the other great stars who sing for crt olde: ePvieagsP aes H |having eo large @ pr dence parts air Cure iis ae orn the Edison: Riccardo Martin, Constantino, Blanche Arral, Sylva, Melis and Huberdeau Qther types of Edison Phovocraphs, $12.90 te E riends of babies ‘COLORADO CHURCHES “eae | The Kohler & Chase firm is no ARE WELL FILLED jmaking any charge, either to on nominating the candidate, ecords (play twice as long) | %c the candidate or the voter, Netth er is an e importuned to pu Does your Phonograph play ‘ee eiaes jcbase anything. Everything Amberol Records? If not, ask your dealer about our money-saving combina- tion offer on Amberol Records and the attachment to play them. NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH COMPANY 75 Lakeside Avenue, Orange, N. J. Absolutely Free. The only co |tlons required are that voters be over 16 years of age, and vo! jmust be cast in person at 1318 econd ay. Kobler & Chase are nerely adopting this m pabietty in order to make the pub re miliar with the magni foinity have . ‘OBSERVES HUGE tude of thelr plano business, which SPOTS ON SUN| Seales cack of nooner Successors to Talking Machine from four to five handred-—carried Headquarters. =a, D. S. Johnston Co. | (By Coited Prem jon the third and fourth floors of S 4 i | SAN JOSE, Cal, May 19.—Prof |the Kohler & Chase building, 1518 i Eilers Music Third and jJerome 8. Ricard, of Santa Clara| Will Be Sent to Any Lady. This|s nd av | Building. University orted last night thatthe! Remedy Removes Any Hairy This grand stock will prove of nies sun showed large sun spots yester- | |great interest to all lovers of jday for the first time in months, | | Growth and Positively Will |muaic. It consists of the world’s - eriaeeeesecienas VBS ESS aR A atte bse | There was one large spot, 226,.| Not Burn the Skin, |leading pianos, ranging in prices} |318 miles long by 78,773 miles wide Just t th pon below i}from $225 to $2,000 grands and It was surrounded by 14 st rj] mall it today, You will receive b¥1$8,000 orchestrions the} e ine *Orhie ta ay Seaaal thet 72 ee ieohier a yb aged Pee Extension Table, finished golden. Has 43-in ie marr | mo sapretig ye erty Mpegs Toe six feet. Like picture but without the claw feet. A regular $15.00 value: a 4 1¢ SUN SPOTS ARE uy Bk beongs pap ate Be gt cae, He Mey Sale nite $6 ONY. \ 5 b905.0ke s 6s 0545s PO ON sa .... $6.50 GAS TORNADOES s' iianiee (By United Press.) | Don't delay your vote for your] avorite baby, Help the little one to win one of the very best pianos} ° B| PASADENA, Cal, May 19.—Di FREE TREATMENT on earth, the Kohler & Chi rector Georg Hale, of the Car 1 in your name and addre justable Touch” piano. Th negie ob: orvate on Mt, Wilson Ch dotted lines below ang cen’ (Tl tiful instrument embodies — the eoeerved sort ‘ te cy os sun Chicago, I We ill E latest and highly approved twen rt yesterday explained them as noe a free tri ot eth century keyboard invention ane fields or tornadoes of whirling || show you what Elec-tro-la Dy menue of n most simple davical Refri efa=- gases, highly charged with elec do for masts. uny destred resistar < the plant ee cia wih ye Hate B t-Ank ’ tricity, They might disturb the keys can be obtained, ) fe Phere ire mor Hall le w La k Co.'s magnetism of the earth, Director calculable benefit In pra “tefl woe Safes, manufactured by the Herring-Hall-Mar Hale admitted. He thought they | By means of it the hands can be tors re a SaeCa.an se than those of any other safe had nothing to do with the comet developed to the very highest point { of perfection. This wonderful manufacturer in America. We will still WIRELESS HIT BY further—there are more of our safes in use than AIR CONDITIONS| That's of all other manufacturers combined pianists and instructors of — the iat’s pretty good evidence that we manufac | | present day, besides it bears the bd I g e that we manuf noon, wireless operators noticed a| PRIZE WALTZ Junique distinction of being in daily tur which has no superior hissing and roaring in their ap use in some of America’s leading Dee era elisecl: anante tgp the NoHiaust paratts.” Dr. Leo de Forest, chiet|| TOURNAMENT |i vencat, “ome,ct Americas lending engineer of the North American | piano is controlled entirely by the Kohler & Chase firm, and has be ator eitriana een SOECtally During the morning and after-| The above letters spell “square deal.” Call at 1314 First aye., Ar cade Annex, and see made to measure at ly guaranteed. 217 JAMES STREET y8 i ADMISSION, os Wireless Corporation, attributes ope der 8. brah ag pao ° e P ll Safe C a DREAMLAND =— J incorvatories ot' music" “I During This Sale | Nae ae | ——SSSSSSS urce d 4 ompany | 2 + ad - - | ane QNIGHT 10. H. LL. KLEIN Including the Jewel and Prefontaine Bldg., Prefontaine Place and | RT R | CHAMPIONSHIP | THE SHOEMAKER Monarch. These are strict | hal . vs . 2 at ae mig ts ae