The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1910, Page 14

Dam Put a Crimp in Yuma Humor' NEW METHOD CITY WILL NO MORE FOR FOREIGNERS FOR BOULD FAMILY ing tk 4 DENIES HIS CONFESSION (ty United Prem CHICAGO, June t tive Link, wh that he r O'Nel tien <« United the. sta fession. Li t. He at be was] bribed | On cross - exa a s) Link @harged that ( Qnd the police “buallyrag | and that when he asked to see wife they told him to hie wife and choose the pen WILL TEACH OTHERS |- WHAT THEY LEARNED More than 60 students in th cational department o ity of Wasbington hay jitions to teach. Mi I fadison will become an ir fn mathematics and Hors ester will take H. C. B $nstructor in physics a ity. A number of the been placed on t Of Seattle high school 4 GRIPMAN HELD AS BANK SWINDLER, HA Lameen, a gripman on the Yesier line, was arrested today} While trying to cash a forged check | fn the Scandinavian American bank, The check was for $130, made pay- able to €. 0. 1 purported Southard, | of Morris Shipley, attorneys in the block. The bank officials say that Lam fon cashed a forged check a week ago. Lamson denies this, and tn- sists that he found the check which he trted to sh today MAYOR REFUSES SITE FOR MUSEUM Mayor Gill this morning wrote his veto message to the city coun cil on the ordinance granting a lease to the Washington State Art association for a site in Denny park MISS HELEN VIVIAN GOULD \ M A net Ay v he far call 1 A ri FATHER OF SINGER SAVED MOST OF MONEY SHE SENT HIM TO LIVE ON People Lose Too Much = t depar , Time Paying Their Light ' for § ; ' - and Water Bills A th r track Change Is Contemplated A . ; . - mT a7. 1 d . d h th t : and as much di , = S ‘ pen Se we | to pay sim | PLEASE DON’T MAKE | and the I |} A FUSS OVER PEARY|,,,ca0canvaananne , | * rh ¢ p at ' | NEW YORK, June 17.—Com : BANK CLEARINGS * ng of f mint ' mander Robert E. Peary ar |y : * nears NOTE | rived here today on the stear ~ Seattio * ' an dl \ ' t ship Mauretania, Peary re |y ' * . ! 1 «| marked that he preferred Ar . * b b ' tic exploration to being lionized | y Pose * be ad by admirers * - * eting nex | Peary refused to discuss the | 4 * Be i and er handle?| Arctic : 9 argue! * i “ toll dor the prosent part of the |DESERT CAPITAL Ti * AGENTS WANTED, - ot caecoagate — SPECIAL NOTICES. , ‘ndatele eee Loses 20 Minutes. | wasnt ror sata ’ le Ly 4 1 w *y : we a . ; - - * } ; rw ae . ’ © ‘ t ta ald ¥ t Wh r : | is and a d and w ad n . at 8 ‘ / ed 8 off In « me NAT GOODWIN BACK; et ! from the } 4 eal 3 COMING TO FIGHT °*., pats 0th : BR ei rHE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1910 THE SEATTLE STAR NANTED, NO DANGER OF A | CHINESE UPRISING _ GRAB COIN Li ll WIRTH HUNG FOR bal : | Nat Good-| UNION COPS GUARD __jone’s front yard. Lunches, tea and CAPITOL HiLte Parent of Minnie Hauck, MURDER OF WIFE 1s eho tes s : . at . Ma 4 for STRIKEBREAKERS)} wopce can be had at lens than tow World-Famous Contral- i for i i | Hy United Presa) | Erte t (My United Press) = Or the best people cs to, Dies at 84 in Oregon “|, \ : . | ar fries on fight. The con PE Sor ae; gy ncaa Wilds. ‘ H t Goodwin. He Grim humor marked the open tered No tough elk st need 0d “ vs 3) that he and Edna were very hapy Ing of the fight between the “ aty that he expected to return t striking teamsters and the mo Reuse ‘ot ony’ 4 (Dy United Pres) ‘ | Paris soon after the big fight Draymen’s Association today | ‘ " Jur A > hanging Warden Hoyle} when 25 strike-breakers were jon the premises. My friends t pow Tiawet ag : . f . ped this would end capital) Bargain Rates. | sent out on the wagons 1 30 yeare @ f < her h « M alshment in Califor He val iitiiaDees you wile care Esch non-union driver wae |ask me for gere aU * Hu he f would use his efforts to have &/ asvinthe about baseball? guarded by a special policeman. | c a, ne~ |} oe / law enacted prohibiting hanging “| Powell--Bhe never did until one| Later the employers were |not. Come in, everybody. Tak " age . lday when she heard me say that| Stocked to learn that all but 16 the « ¢ $1 © 3 thoy were going te play twomamen| of the 80 police detailed to | Alki Point car, corner of Occide = JAMES, DON’T SLAP Vee one adiisston-Jodge. | guard the strike-breakers and | MOTHER-IN-LAW - ~ | the property of the draymen jand Yesler way. Get off at Haller | VANDERBILT, MAN OF MANY DOLLARS, . “LN-| ‘4 | were either active or former | TH “DO! ESS” el members of labor unions. |Reach Station. MAY MARRY E LLAR PRINC! * “+ *' Union pickets at the various rd *iw JULIA WARD HOWE ILL. #/ docks and warehouses offered | ns nd Bed *| no violence. Their continual in- | MARK M. DEE. i wi* joe Pewee.) * | sistence on peace is proving | ¥ wi Much ®| “puzzling to the employers, who | ¥ nll Bed ta he ®] have been begging for police | i *\* a Ward Hi *| protection | i@« 2a wh w yj iina fo *) — * n t ler * * rhe he . ana Gh: hand a . 14 SHIPS AT NAVY YARDS. & Accor to Mra. Jones’ 1! covery slow * and Sunday aj vin *. he tt th tle * ye in battleships at avy i * Wa in ordinary peace Paka hh eet Take boat at Colman dock. | ». D are n * . w * i trip bia & they gather around the family * His Choice. |- | & board, ever, she says rk Judge—You are privileged to chal | # #on-in-law begins cuffing ® | lenge member of the Jury now | ® side of her head and slapping * g impancled j@ the back of fh k, with aw Well, then, yer hori, OF foight ® total disregard of r dig the shmall mon wid wan ey the [@ and feelings Just * rner, there ferninat yer Metro. @ prompts thie son-in tem * itan Maguzine j * petration Mra. Jones does not @ | # know, but she wants it stopped. #| | eae " * * for : jane are as plenti j rt 1 Ww Ra ee ew Mil In some places as white black-| birds. x 7 No, Alonzo, a silver cup never — oS 8 runs when ft is chased BIG FORESTER PICNIC AND EX- J CURSION, whe yeceived Minx W 14 SHIPS AT NAVY YARDS. All abéard for Pleasant Beach, oat 32 Wa ma the Saturday and Sunday special vie-/ Sunday! All kinds of outdoor rn them te iting days in battleships at navy | sports, good dancing and baseball Wien eae Aikt * ind. Grant, So yards, Take boat at Colman dock. | Boat leaves Colman dock. Round and 3 . _ FURNISHED APARTMENTS. Round trip, 50e, ore ltt, 60c, oe ° SIS it tae recone mE Ente * COAL at ise ef tha 8 : eel "ig remulate the Gat. te what the COMMON Calle. wa cam ve Leary Bide, of 7 ay for aie month ae SALE PRICES WITH CREDIT SPRING CLEARANCE AT THIS POPULAR CREDIT STORE for the art association’s museum The art association is a private! corporation, and the mayor \s of! E . the belief that, as the park | MISS LILY ELSIE -very spring and summer lored Suit, every donated to the elty for strict ‘| Lompow, 3 1 i i ats hi iis hs ie Coat and every Silk Dress in our establishment is rae purposes, any such lease as By: ig a Soper a rend 7. ~ es o 3 me — > . now offered at a 25 per cent reduction. You may | ee be granted mi te ‘ fred G. anc ? o e dancing attendance upot i . 5 ' ‘ . xte a ¢ Propo, d to 1 granted might weap eg . oatew | ces day UE the “Delay Pvinneek” take advantage of our credit system during | this Rank . ie, Seeperty. He gave a ; h , Miss Elsie n er debut in Lon sale, and os a tong hale = HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS, D sa several ar of Eng { comedy ac | don in “A Chinese Honeymoon. 1 a Te ice OTE SS: 2 M. 69) ~ y deatrable 3 tered emt ng rm s, 1s taken seriously. by'-the| has sisice starred in several of t ALTERATIONS ARE MADE FREE ee linc rie that the council vide 4 . brown a Suen nals ain View Satie wher t eum w . r ho have ed the former| most sy 1 London musical | ai. Prous tecek Fie ar went ‘ ; : friend of Mra. R » commit edte is now the feature | THE A RiGGs HAM Grows ; cheeping room, museum . | ae | HELP WANTED—FEMALE | <a veering wo L ee ee ee ee “ v | ale « wor | SIX DEAD FROM HEAT. | Ere Denny a nine, | : for $52,648.62 RRR He! * *| * WEATHER FORECAST. *& . * » i . - *! RO tk Distant Relations B wa t meant “I don't know, ered M Cayenne, “Judging it man 1 d I tan kn¢ r out Washington Star The Shoe on the Other Foot. [nd vekelables. Ay wlieations | SUFFRAGE DINNER aa Grigge—1 shou that @kin-| Reoretary G. M. Richard gg | i — it # success Is due to his very ac-| putiding, Seattle | ‘The Seattle Suffrage club will| ’ &, AR curate judgment ¢ nature give a dinner Tuesday at the Hotel! gen—Not ti It In| | Washington, at ¥:15, Contrary to due to human nature’s very inaccu-! Does a cow become landed prop-| custom, invitations include the fawn Co." 268, Juchnon a 5 rate judgment of Skinner erty when turned into a field? a (By United Press.) CHICAGO, June 17. — Six #| : from heat have been Every trimmed or tailored Hat in our Millinery reported to the police during Section has been marked down, and you'll finda fine : the past 24 hours. Today an selection of the popular styles o € seaso: *redit * old man and two children suc- at e popula yee f th season. Cred ued cumbed to the heat. % is also extended in the Millinery Section, Mak« t bale of hops * * * . * * * deaths * * \* * wner of the be * E * the seco ~ peri es A ayy’ 1 io be aka y kaa | suits you best. ul aaa given in Seattle next Septemb 2 > Co operat |MORE AID GIVEN TO Z ronnie maa arded a cash prize of $ 1 t the rewers’ Assocla on of the Pacific Northwest the| ANTONICH FAMILY cesinnd ie gee dt nd third best bales — ‘Tomorrow only, we offer 0° eal hown will get prizes of $15 and $10,| | Mrs. Corinne Simpson has given you an opportunity to make oie SON ect to the Antonich family, 66 Blanch-| F elec s , bra The bre have also offered | ardsgts, who were burned out by any sslesnon: yee Reta Be: ree 5 of $26, $15 $10 for|the fire and for whom The Star either Suits or Millinery and z he first nd and third best ex-| made an appeal, a complete set of pay $1 DOWN, the balance ‘ 1 hibits of ified farm products | dishes and knives and forks for six | by the week or month, oat. { ri « farm. This prize s| people, kitchen table, chairs, cook ’ ; 7" open to the whole state ling utensils and clothing pecial money prizes and silver | c B offered b the the bet displays of trot} MEN WILL BE AT | men. Splendid Bargains in the Millinery Section roished your selection tomorrow and pay the account as and pantry, ee ee ee eo SRS Coal we ene “ines at SPECIAL SATURDAY YS frent room Lav, & Ba Shop for a scalp treatment. 117 Columbia st ” v g@rtcr ¢ $ Q2_ISSB_fE°2 toes weee isveeser | 0..UlUlUlLUlLlCUS OR Oe ee en lll lee Ser jeceseseczcS ee ae ba eS: RARER dt a erren frgers= 7 Seer geese fee recerer i