The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1910, Page 8

Fe 1 ¢ | 4 TWO. KILLED RELEASE Pinal Ss THE STAR—TUF M’GRAW'S RECOVERY At the home of tormer Governor |John H. McGraw thie morning at |terding ph lane stated that his | condition IN AUTO WRECK RUSSIAN | WITH TAFT? SUSPECT) oi: | | |from behind a conveniently located _ tree at Fifth av. and Cherry st.| | Ridgeway promptly did as he was| ~«|told, and the robber took about $8 teeter eeeeeeeee very alarming, more ious than at any time since hie kness, He parently nes very low, and ap jy @ crisis. Little or improvement is encourageme held out ADDS INSULT TO ROBBERY | After having made a record run] | {from the corner of Fifth av. and * * * * - | || Cherry st. to the police station.| | Bele Ridgeway told the officers of | a daring holdup of which he was the victim | “Throw up your hands, ye mutt } lor "it plug you,” said a well dressed SPOKANE HIGH oft SCHOOL BURNS js" fir 1 sometime dangerous qual-|in change from his pockets, and so | Its} roughly snatched a ring from the| throat cut. *@ BAND CONCERT CHANGED. « In this upward pressure of Taft by his friends, one powerful ele ment hes not been sufficiently Only Four More Days * considered. That is Mrs. Taft, an Stock Reducing Sale of | ambitious woman. Mrs. Pm ‘s iimmensely capable, as as chilled steel, with an inherent in stinct for self.making She has always been noted for a certain fixity of purpose. sua — By ur ‘ . ee ; victim's hand as to tear the sk i ok aan vn bis SPOKANE at ¢ gutte | kth Salt and peees TO ee v OS vce ; . anneal — loss © The bu . bal triens ther than to bree ‘ t I er tie peat fire st fent head never held "BILLION DOLLARS | wots base and gain ned rapid heed , / niger +7 I : 7 P way before discovered. The build-| Walter Madigan, Etho! Broadfoot ' a a site itdae 9 % py : a 55208 ing was erected in 1890, and was|and Grover McClurg barely missed | With Silver Spoon. tgs Hy United Press ‘ lw the new skin remedy ahs : ‘ water one of the largest schoo n the waters of Lake W mber of bis| _* ' : ; penal, se § i ( P ‘ ry bunt in the Northwest yesterday afternoon, when | fay 5 t x : . cat ; rer sized. All three boys went over! 7 « rag sfrene{ pods PRINGS P sane : rip LICTON § mf TEXANS BURN A “Beard, and came to the eurface to | ber 1 er 5 ' ' Genieull cool ; ee vant to a grab the keel of the overturned} He } advance P y thel® pr $1.08 . " in onal’ Guentities © h whata y city n seeing fo om boat. They were rescued by a of ' - a banish pimple ong | the nicture at? ‘ the Ban 4 by to give aid \ y a erencly by! 4.998 SA caew mead ic et : - lumer- . » f - be a a Tree t ' ‘ en (Ry United Press.) a al f wt b P re " . points ye RUSK, Tex. June 21-—No ar A change of ter hac gt t kB " 1 © city 1 efore re < timer r below | rests today followed the burning of in the pe h ea een a Lu aie ay ng ; ; soirin Leonard Johnson, a negro, at the 1 re H es a port Aas F , tally stake last night. Johnson was sus- morning service, was anxlow i { k b we on ’ io - j bes pected of having murdered Maude tel! the new va at Pir ; : r Redding, whose body was found on O, m exclaimed, “we | ch ‘ butle ee eeBeSES S&S Blix 1 a: Mea : a lonely road near here with the a new terror in t hoir he allows Balling¢ overrule | @ * will x ertist has re : 1S yom y, for ia i Ladies’ Shoes, Oxfords Strap Pumps, in patent } viel kid and gun-metal short lines and samples regular prices from $2.50 8 $5.00, This sale— | and MARGARET AUGLIN TO APPEAR IN OLD Mie | > GREEK TRAGEDY $1.95 pee ae n Mr Taft saw tne country slowly Raymond & Hoyt|: but" inexorably turning” agua | him, and Mrs. Taft, broken in} 1406 3rd Ave., Bet. Union and Pike health, has had to give over her! ij; darling dream of a new kind of| American social life. | cL * many of Mr. Coal Consumer: The TEN DAYS are slipping by! markable offer is bringing us hundreds of cu ARE YOU ONE OF US? Do you Our re tomers. want to Save Dollars and Use Free Coal? What he thing he om was war ~ , He tur on his friends | NOW—Between this date and the end of the who a seal public view great questions of the month, any man or woman that becomes a mem- der Roosevelt, men would ber of our Association work their he off. How quiet th w! Glavis, fighting to} a lands, is dis t e of the great in forced out of nd Newell ressure Actually Saves a Dividend of a ag 30 Per Cent on Coal EEG go Tot It doc following coupon not cost you a fortune to fill out the now to Instead of It bring AND— you definite and full information. It Is Good for Five Dollars ot te ar in Be ve | | St ok seen. These) Be satin : HEAT OF DESERT TRANSCRIBES BIBLE KILLS ENGINEER | INTWO LANGUAGES Bee (By United Press.) RANDSBURG, Cal ny United Press.) une i ry Build ALPENA, Mich. June 21,— |message from Soda Lake confirms| eary Building, ; To secure a deeper meaning |the report that Charles Davidson, an PI i ‘ } 1 from the Scriptures and a |engineer of Berkeley, met death in| Case ene me t 1 if ) r ] full of your larger view over the whole, |the desert near Soda Springs early TEN-DAY offer on co: of cost to me Rev, Torrent Johnson, pastor | this week. Davidson, while touring This coupon is good fo S- Gan ¢ & of the Norwegian church here, |the Soda Lake country in an auto-} pon 1s good tor 100d for first pay has just completed two long |mobile with a company of engineers transcriptions of the entire |was stricken with heart fatly Bible. One copy is written in | superinduced by the intense heat Norwegian and the other in The heat made tmmec » inter English. Though Mr. Johnson |ment imperative, and Davidson's is pastor of two country | body was buried at once. | churches in addition to his | charge in this city, the Norwe. gian manuscript of 1,147 pages The Sweet Uses of Adversity and the English manuscript of You car out your old 1,062 pages, were completed in |clothes. You are not troubled with | his spare time during 24 |visitors. You are not persecuted to| months. stand sponsor. Be & letter writ Pacific Coal & Gas Company, will let you alone, Impostors INCORPORATED lee car it Is useless to try and bleed Yes you, You can practice temperance I t thing in cars? You are not foolishly flattered, You EIGHTH FLOOR, LEARY BUILDING L guees'tos 1 ia |me anywhere on time jen Post ever gotten | save many a debt and many a head-? t."—Hous Finally, if you have a true you'll find Jt out,—Life | SDAY, JUNE 21, 1910. WHAT'S WRONG FEAR FOR . Sete ast Fon Sound Bleep After Distress 'WE OON'T NEED THREE UGENSE INSPECTORS reamwsrexs won » SAYS | GREE! CLEAN STREET CARD) L By the introduction of # bill #| ‘ by Council Denney, “by * request,” last night, the city * health artment atarted a #/f ¢ fight for cleaner street c in we | Chird Beattie. * male The bill provides ar w | th the ! other thinge that every oar ®jed it i Geattic must be swept at len * or auld once a day, must be thorou * ly disinfected once a week must be vacuum cleaned at - discretion of the ty * missioner The window + rust be kept clean of rubbish # and must be kept thoroughly * disinfected at all times * . on RRR ~ HAVE YOU SEEN TH fests 4 ont | Ee Baska SEE Minnie spending a 155,000.00 Picture ALL ITCHING STOPPED | IN THE BON MARCHE WINDOW? rs a Night of Much \ ‘ jum and tiful repr ; ; t the the big phy o ¢ ar splendid handle ain you will be ! ly all-night alhoun, Denny & twinge { TLV AD \ our Taxicab =) At Your Service on a Moment’s Notice Hourly Rates $4.00 First Hour or Fraction $3.50 Each Addi- tional Hour Hy Special Arrangement With Dispatcher New York Facial C 0. 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