The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1910, Page 8

s THE STAR (OY UOING AUTO DODGES fewer Por Pim MENGRASHES INTO. BAIL) sss.» neat manos, MONDAY, MAY 30, 1910 CURTISS FLIES Si" BACKERS OF TO NEW YORK = Canay NOT (Conoiuded,) t Two Occupants Injured tor " ' far he ' . ' : Arrest of Superinten- 4 tong Po. x 1 o part of |e) gies a ‘ 1 ha had muade the tient : : dent of Hospital Who)!" wed dt |the ide that hi et od | ch gh | Failed to Report Case to) 1 th g jand through the med K ‘ V iy 1 ‘ artou ul flight . — sar ARREST MILLER The aeroplane Ny ‘ goal inning ian ting AGAIN FOR SALE went, 0 | Dele, he flo ~ « t ! that Curtien 6 t “ h alfa ' pu 9 : World office, and had e the a ) M Ca \ W, | residence 18 W. 62nd #t, who on 4 ae on th ‘ Frank ' a t a 4 4 " morning, wax buried] 1. a, saisinet he 1 ay H the e " ' ‘i ré this afternoon, the services belng A ‘ f we wt r ¢ to do 80 subjects he accide ndueted by W. 8. Mayfield to tte vietim A af air : : to arrest : : . Miller, proprietor of th Mill puiveh cs be “ Bata), on, to a fine = 1 The funeral of Mrs, Mary Jones, | Drug company's store, 674 W MN ge Nomen . t , . " en 4 iroction | Margett last night, Miller i|threw the throttle sf B t 4 ¢ Chief ; ! w ." Impose the firoman neve i sc an , w v) np where . i Gi Wappenatein 1 t in 8 Cm eos a the ar, byrne , Powers to at once secure a war \ wa f these ca she for th t ‘ as { Mra, £ < anc t be ! y be H Ang M. Day, superintendent of the he nid toda, i he e or failure to ; te of Johnson Others Blame Kra b | Taking Advantage of Excursion Rates During the Big Circus and the Cloak and Suit Sale at Hoffman's. $6.46 oats, $2.95. and Dress .| Skirts, $3.9 $10.00 coats, $4.9 Th garments tories of H ak Co, and t but i ot hap-|while trying to change seate {t «4 Alabama a congressman arson Hobson. | Tring heres ready planted and “ bron over $3,500 this summer to sink a ce the narrowest | he cleared $4,000-—end hiss part of the channel. Four days , in latitude 65 de later Hobson and his crew sunk the | Merrimac and the public has al. forgotten zhat the idea and f the 4G. & W. Tailored) No old t Walets, “Chante | thing new 1k Mesaal HOFFMAN CLOAK @ 8UIT CO. Wellington cler” effects, in § jand Linen effects }IVE ASSORTMENT FORM FITTING.” Values ar as will row « an a record. hand and partake of the |chotce offerings Tuesday morning. | Cash Converters of the | Wreck Sale. EB 1816 Second Av., Betw University and Union. Look for brought & © Yellow Signs der 1 t na. The p Mole § | be as riser sh food 1 | then was. P ee e e riot Berton —ecre nm ae 1 Brings a VICTOR by Sonn : to Your Home Ravenna, Ohio.--Mr. Barr, both 65, we r ar e y when the aut anil which they were returr Gecorating their: daughter's grave New Vork.—Mr ar was hit by a trat . . four ‘ t Europ ta he stea ti ce W gtor rod from : h J U Say O U ned from Bur toda n the Z d f r ree Washingtor Three superb new records by CARUSO Two arias from Franchetti’s great opera “GERMANIA” And the great Duel Trio from “Faust.” Come in and hear them. Chicago.—So g has been the success of the anti-smoke crus: ately to the bedside W. Herron, 82 years old, who riowsly ilf Vaettie ¢ of VEE Sherman! by, Go 1406 Second Av. Near Union St, Seattle 7" Stores on the Pacific Commt URDERS HIS WIFE, AND CATHOLIC LINDSAY RIGHT, ic SAY JUDGES: PRIEST (Conciuced.) ) pete Kichiomwio ~~—| ST. PAUL, Minn., May 30.—P. J.} and property owner from thelr |Gibbons, a live stock commission present cou |man of South St. Paul, yesterday Court Commissioner Lindsay | shot and killed bis wife and then made the statement in refusing to| murdered Father E. J. Walsh, the modify an injunction he had is-| young priest of St. A sued against the Western av. re-|Roman Catholl chu grade. The Standard Furniture | door of the company secured the order on a showing that the city was cutting off all access to a building it own BETTER DENTISTRY FOR LESS MONEY BEST CROWNS pom iM y2 Whe, iy le ¥ 4 xa AS we E ine’s the bbons had been anitarium in day morning ed without first settling for dam visited him, and he at ages. ted on accompanying her to uth The farniture company’s attor-|S8t. Paul on a busit trip. They me, where he w minutes later Walsh's door bell ney argued that the board of pub-| returned to thetr b lic works’ sole object in letting the | s P A contract before the company had been reimbursed was to force the | and r opened, fired two corporation to take whatever the priest's head, The tlement the city wished to make c had separated several Walsh or, In Gibbons talked freely, extremely nervous. é ZAN ANWAR 7D ns, go Ze 3 us Su ow WY MW y i ‘The Gold Crowns and Bridges we make at $4.00 are our best. There are no better anywhere at any price than this. All our work is guaranteed This is the most perfectly equipped Dental Institute on exposed the Coast—six operating rooms, laboratory, reception rooms Private rooms for ladies positior Private rooms for men PAINLESS EXTRACTING GUARANTEED been pe the cloak of legal has uncovered the legal has been the Lindsay modified the order so the |had acted as a peacem: injury could be done to the bulld who had been the subjects of Com the judges of his language. Lind Harry Dewey may not go to the actions have redounded to tho| Dewey, after having been convict ay has been jeity In a robbery of Dan 8 held that | sons of Eddie Johnson, alias Bush ar under jin th robbery, but tnalisted that of estates that|ing to do with the crime, On this At a later hearing Commissioner |t and each time Fat work would not be 1 up com get today, pletely, and at the e time no a ing until the furniture company had} an opportunity to secure redress for the damage to ite propert It is reported that other persons LEAVET missioner Lindsay's denunciations from the bench also complained to -_-—~ say is an eppointee of the judges | state penitentiary, but he cannot and js very popular with them. His | stay In Seattle. | credit of the bench. The judges |ed and sentenced to from 6 to 10 that the severe | years fn the state penitentiary for s that he has ” store at Interbay, escaped prison sentence by the confes red and Harry Crawford that have They admitted that they took part proceedings. He | Dewey, while wn to them and id put an end to|running with their gang, had noth m in th t showing ped the tentiar Baer ete ee aoe ee etn MAJESTIC DENTISTS DR. CHARL, C, TURNER, PRESIDENT. Majestic Theatre Bullding, Cor, Second Av. and Spring St. Opposite Frederick & Nelson's and Baillargeon’s ered, and the guilty have | prowling around the lower end of on treated to town, and because of the fact that “ 0 and he was mixed up tn the Interbay nguage. The judges take the| robbery and has a police record, he position that Lindsay's remarks | was picked up, @ this morning were justhied by the acts of the|Capt. 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