The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1910, Page 1

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r . THE SEATTLE 12, NO. 106 THING 1S FINE, PASSENGERS ms acon SRF HGHT, wre Banker Is in Seattle and Is Optimistic About | “Business Conditions—On His Way With Family Party to Alaska for a Trip Down the Yukon—Tells | There Is No Occasion for Pessimism. Nobody Pays Ten Cents on Tacoma Cars Today Ex- cept Women and Chil- dren. they seldom laugh goad of m ‘ a = ad ever never saw Schiff, head the gigantic bank: | TA Reo ee Loed & | i. a a r te who arrived » family party in Seattle this fay ‘ ie Bis Way to Alask , : even | toda “ fp talking of © ad pre and ne erttnen ne saving’ = F i in : aT 8 ar, A 35 4 ayes twink!« t eaks to his In no exter. | nad t ‘ ty t by ~ © fr por « >| hen tite eek a ‘ene ? ‘ { party sails Thursday eee ore dhe general financial ce acy 3 ry country,” wa are Good pall come to the comc'usic Coppers on Hand. Taft has been a good cit eign is He ig deliberative, and oo oeaael ws ss the goed effect of his . = wer h not be instantly ob * . time will come. His nak - Hidde reason than Promoter May Escape Be-| bas Shown the railroads cause Books Seized by!) * t pany t CONDUCTORS | Here's George H. Parker's Beautiful Residence on Capitol Hill. |JEERED WHEN HE :, . i — AY BUILD MISSED THE BALL F H PARKER With 20 Reporters Aboard, oD | ' ' _ THE SEATTLE ——LH-Unmr LS ON TRAINS AND NEWS BIANDS be BOB HODGE WINS ANOTHER VICTORY Plot to Force Civil Case Against Sheriff to Trial With- out Notice Is Exposed by Judge Webster, Who Orders Suit Off the Calendar. SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1910. PARKER’S BEAUTIFUL HOME ONE CE BIG AIR LINER © = ADRIFT IN AGALE j2ee2ce e a Buyers of Wireless Stock Helped Pay for it. (My United Prem) MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 28 Lestie Pratten laughed at Ollie Hellis when he struck out in a bali game at Kerrville yester day. After the game the two men met outside the grounds and Hellis shot and killed Pratten was married and had two small children. Hellis is in the county jail the Great Airship Is : ; 2 MONUMENT TO WGRAW lodge fused t to th Judge C. H t ae ee : ce ohel is to te te Prosecutor Can't Be ; : ante : io Seedy este lie 5 Local Head of United ing to « ' ; cele e hoe > “ Hog " re t . 4 pe! This, of Found. veryone is today going for * OR. CRICHTON TO * Wireless Arrested by , hee rome ip litle time, and will © oa te, ex . r " « ting * TALK ON FLIES # Pitrenchment tn expe Through pec “ “ . pay ec * ARES... Government Agents -| DUSSELDORF, Ge y t f the ‘eree or four mo: ‘ ati y ition, “ 1 « * Dr J. F Crile nm, health ® - 28.—The aerial Miner De hland i tina crops are harvested oa trial be tf . t * officer, will give moving * Out on $10,000 Bail. with 2 pape n on board Hoe act, it Syma eeeens wre have or havi ” by the atreet ar - . @ pleture of the fi * v siled fre here re that Hodge st i failure. I look £ ance in Seattle, stand ne preparing @ uM : *# callection and dairy * Aa he irift, be r , ty business. § \s t chance of escay t . sw A toleg wan |® various phases thin e * . 3 i all on ¥ ‘wort foe bust: ad + a oe & 8 o'clock at Weat Seattle, in # tes danger Didn't Tell Hodge Mf wih, and the uncertair ks of the Apex Coal com tan . # the Conxregational church, * , fe rer the D 1 ; H ; ss ble removed.” good thing” in which t e« owt ® 44th wt. 8. W. and Hill * 7 « before a hig ‘ pot — nk sold stock, hare Coa « aret for|@ strnet wis : eck hi . “4 -reclonbl At the time of Gar ntiene th of Gov, MeGraw sd dndiadndndedndndadedadadna aa ae poi f warty m bere, Theis . t that Saree THEATRE LIGHTS UP HOTEL = es oars itd : . 2 on Judge Kauffmar Pm SAR! leading sta a H munities the posta! ! the prosec t | . thé ¥ pr “= ¢ on ive deposits, which books n b ttor b % co the banks in the Vanderveer Sulipoonsed (My United Pree) | r a of t « of the Where these smal! Fis ally the court ord Li NOS AYRES, Jur 2 | ' t Ww i ‘ you know, i'm not able rland 5 ! he t with er ‘ er Ye mind. Con. farce 1 the rhe wv tt t : : ba somewhat genera! belief, Fin k i Eight | enter n . ’ th ¢ Judge Didn't Know admirer of Mr. Roose. | an ct ” Chr her C. f t 1 “a no rattie brained \ whet w the t at ite] *s, Samuel Bogar j ‘ , Re 2, n There is t the pr tin of « na~} © pre t V ph ne t I be an insurgent” na of this court.” Rey f * (av United Pree.) . apse led’ tes Tat More Advanced. 1 to apologize, but Kauffmar & rawere of 9 been Of “ w York NEW ORLEANS $.—Unit- | that it was r for trial on m™ the word ‘Insurgent’ |x ed 2 ea The t tt ng to the , a t jel Douglas | Judge Frater scket and that he zoe really. an eT re 1 , ee ee leath has |! g that eve than Mr. Roose v« He Didn't Know | ans Gaahce’s tigre Senat A native of | 28 Bh talk politics, because 8 eas Var eer ap oer : . ~ Louisiana Bes, ‘long all right, and books and papers - of the Civil war, ser r any worry He had heard] phe seattle The Stock tk aa fonant In the Confoder ‘ y about his pur en seized at the! nany producing pi n #|He served on the suy n T Alaska, Mr. Schiff i become | Harem th week, will be tr * HERE 18 WHAT oO » and had served in the ¢ mist mangad 1 that it was purely except iterred to the Alhambra thea * CONGRESS DID.* Unie ig. Bates senate since Maree b y hs te < Wednend to make wa * * veing an e oldest | r will be 8 family party, and | ina ba dthlatie oven the Seattle \* By United ) * sin the senate in point|s the tria adar aaa aly Secalled financier in Kauffman scored | theatre. The entire production, and | |* WASHINGTO C., June * pe rly manr Professor and Mrs the charactey of in act *® 28.—In addition ¢ spending * Wash been ak aay Mra Loeb is Mrs. Schiff’s formation upon which men are will bel % $1,074,000,000, or a trifle more # | ip its about Rerseit ‘ c in or Loeb is « The court declared Alhambra | & the recent session of congres TON AND A HALF the faculty of New few days he has .been . | the wordiest on record 2 ”” | as ght. As this! n r 5 ; of county bench practical come Russell & The. Congressional Record & DON’T HIT A MAN HB. Wilson, whe nfe fons he has| stock house & totaled nearly 10,000 pages * WITH GLASSES ON | ad msn who cap-| seen have been fau clientele the *% and each page contained more * | i a | ai vis, is with resent one charges Garland have had tc * words than the average news- *] Leopold M. Ster a lawy filed of mi ) with having defrauded B lee of ch that & pape -_ & luk tn tho nernee irt yenterday | More than one and one-half tons nd retired from act $1,000 lawful mon of the United ®. This b statisticians to & against Benja c or, asking for | f 45,000 < roy, valued APlimpton, head States. The evidence showed wha ANNETTE KELLERMAN. dae imber of words # {a judgment of $5,000 for damages | &t $837,000, arrived on the steamers ig firm of Ginn Garland got was a bank certificate| A WIFE OR WAR— ae AR ee ae als utte ° anlank destin ml toadeed whan § struck In the | Spokane and Dolphin from Skagway the |« ‘oxit for $1,000 | eo | & the sion. Figuring that ®/face by ¢ ' yesterday 1@ gold was from RO design Chet Belding, « private detective,| OR BOTH OF THEM us ajl-the time, so she has gone|# only ¢ pages we wanted Wi wa st the vinsw that | Fairbanks and was consigned to the was threatened wit , ment oni |World’s Greatest Swimmer} my mother in Paris, and Mise|% to debates and speeches, the % | he a rk jury, | Washington Trust company. It will seute hreatened with Imp | y ’ a ; E My nephew, and |in jail if he did not act more re (By United Press.) Coaster, daughter of the water com-|% other 4,000 pages to the ®/Tt 1 1 that took | 0 to the 1 States assay office mad S grand a. phew, of | apectfully upon the witness sta PARIS, June 28.—A series of Brings: Color ‘Seemse|— ra a voc rockin N. f.1k socords. the chateamen utran & place on Cherry st, between First | bere, thence to the mint and then == measures designed to stimulate | "That Startles the Serious|'* my traveling companion Isn't} ed something like 10,800,000 % | and Secon¢ April 30 ck to Seattle, the birth rate in France was in : | that a joke? Sounds as if I carried | ® words. + tT0 YOUR WIFE A BOUT troduced in parliament today Minded. |a water expert with (|# "BI ntroduced in. the # 444 4 #4 #4 # #4 * ¥/ BROWNE JURY OUT he measures include ie im “T like a small tr becaure |} ® house during the num * * * position of additional military thimk one's personality is lost in alw bered 27,066 and in the senate | * THE WEATHER * 90 HOURS—-RECORD / service on bachelors more than BY MARION LOWE | big house # 8800. Thousands of these *|* * WOM! t SAYS MARSE HENRY 50. yoare ot6, making obligatory Maybe you don't think of} “Phen you fee! that you have per-|# were pensions and private * Fair tonight and Wednes: #| CHICAG( i cths and ks ‘ied the marriage of state employes ‘ onality, do you? I have often we *® claim bill Of those intended ®/|*® day; light westerly wind * | the Brow « b roken clothes” when you think of a pro ial “A | who have reached the age of 25 dered how stage people feel that|® for the public good 136 house &/|* * I 1 = is ys years, with supplementary sal- | fessional swimmer, but If you 8°) other people feel about them * and 83 senate bills have be R/¥R¥ RRM ERE MRM RH HH You won't suffer any, but I'm Howan stte Kellerman, champion swim come law 7" aries and pension allowances | Annette Kellermar I ‘4 * come lay * pth Drinks and | afraid that boys, where a woman is for those with more than three | iner of the world, at her hotel or], Thiistle-Gtvo'e Freak * The senate ratified three #| In the course of time a man g Cards, But | concerne be tg jobs th printea | shiiérem and the repeal olin about town, believe me, clothes is i he ny Lb | cy pom * treaties of no great import. &| to displa ong same air of prop , Confrontet ith the printed! jaw requiring equal distribution the first thing you'll think of celebrities,” he ane went ® ance and confirmed 10,800 ap- #|torship about h ion as he doc fs ky th tae bs the fatnaod oe Never, the Lady | record of his speech, Col in yeer of estates among the children Miss Kellerman arrived in Seattle] {0 te actors’ fund fair to woe Ate pointments by the president, # | about his bank account.—New York |Cronti ease, when the Jur ape & owned up. He explained amt The dislike of Frenchmen to di | vosterday and is taking a week @ lot of celebrities, and I was |% who established a record in # | Press {82 hour i vide their property is afrequent | vacation before beginning her head-| *° Ci#Kus od And disappointed—they | the number of appointments. % | © . > Vhat I said to the boys Is just) cause of restricted families, a | iiner engagement at the Orpheum| “re Just like anybody & * * A repetition of the advice T B8¥e) cording to those who have made | next w Whee { saw her this), curoes Pere. Swans me ROR RR tk tk te! 1 > sey Ly el on the day he mar a study of the subject morning at the Washington hotel cone at SBE fay wy fy a . on gave |? y daughter £ ne awell head a little b' ome | é she wore @ light pink silk sult,| pre oye nen ent. Yesterday 1 married © them a little wedding| BOY WALKERS HIKE | ‘vith short skirt, tight-fitting Jacket | Pringa.me down fat. Yesterday 1 BISHOP OF SWEDEN | ? breakfast and at the end of i at| TO COLUMBIA RIVER | with elbow sleeves, pink leather) (fer ¢riend, ‘Look at that freak” 1{ IS WELCOMED HERE} r ‘ ne bridegroom by the cos lhelt, pink satin boots and pink silk] ‘? Her rca ost the tage at tha ight lapel! and said, ‘If ever you find| « oe ee Cl suppose), On ber] Wat “iscon lapel ; BG] “ne “Perigatetion,” Queen Anne | stockings pr a Breet A crowd of representative Saturday afternoon, July 2, at 3 o'clock, a bomt e ex as that you are at @ banquet and have] | 7 Per pa ~~ tet s pa | shapely head was a little scoop auto Tm wraty about this country|Bwedish residents of Sedttle greet-|f| ploded on the roof of The Star offlec ' ate are ken a glass or #0 too much, don en ; Sail on a long| bonnet draped in a green Scarf, here and the fruit. I eat fruit ali }ed the veteran Bishop Karl Gez von| it will not ne of those rude anarchistle t t tam ake a hog of yourself. Go home| through Astoria ledged with dangling green spangles.| fav’ jong. 1 think I'll turn into a | Scheele the Indianapolis wharf | der the sclor in-bad royalty a mn I know and tell your wife all about it and | dimines wines of the club left June| Her only jewelry was a plain gold) srawherry at 12:45 today, when he arrived! mn the contrary, it will be a perfectly g t 9, 00d for a man,|ask her to get a bottle of bay rum| The memb re ot the Columbia, fol.| bracelet, @ present from a woman] gore avn eat her up if she d from Tacoma lf a Nut bow It will be f tl take weh th 7 a rub yo! at | 20, going down to the imbia, fol omebody'll ea 1 Z MAI 6 £0 bonne ., ajand rub your head with it 1.| lowing the river to its mouth. They | friend for phe's a temptation as she | The bishop, who came to the | f which will entitle the finder to a prize ae o,f 70m Rave Gropped a few Get | Orie oe over to flwaco, then come And No Jewelry Mise Kellerman te taking her f United States to get into touch with The bomb will be t £acaatak ee RINT sald ed ~ ga =f oer Ro | will coast by way of Grays Har I don’t own @ bit of Jewelry,” she ation in.two year 4 witi{the church work here, is getting a] Star, go up about 1,000 feet and burst. Tt Been out with the boys Pg ri PR pad pail aise io rod Po 3 said, extending her hands, on which; «pend thie week touring about Seat- | rousing reception from his country | blue, will come fluttering down, Penn R. W N Me bare ee been playing poi sng eps nae te ach member of the party car-|there was not a single ring. “Dad| tie and the surrounding country injmen this afternoon, After al/{) Grocery company, who handle “Zee-N tap ying boker |to women, let me caution you to) nate ney utensils, blankets and| never allowed me to accept things. | her automobile ich she expecta |luncheon he will be taken around|™ Seattle, are in with ” har tha = oe eitithe to rages 4 Eoygecriniben weober, | knapsacks. J. H. Bretz, of the high You know Dad traveled with me| today from New k. She wants|the city in an automobile, then to “ ne and ae ene sent of inebriety | school faculty, reported today that/ until he died, allput 18 months ago. |t rything there Is to see, for|the home of John Erikson, Seattle 46 mak acute nomen’ Sy seccident|all the students were standing the|Then my sister was with me, but sy” about the plac ays |banker, where a banquet will be ten. oy ae raat 4 may by | teip welt | mother couldn't do without both of] it seems like Australia }dered him, | % F . an ee t= zines XS RS. sepebararnan: < aie +

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