The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1910, Page 8

8 TOCUT RATES FAULKNER i: 25 PER NOW FRE CENT MAN E Hy United Press. R h M. Fa ne cused of WAS ’ ’ mare { Ben Harbin, wa rr : pesto free ye Deputy Pre he , r F y 1 dge Kauffman ' xg tt would be impossible t ‘ N " Faulk ud ble w ri 8 and t \ ack 6A neational hun . : 1 " bond aid . hat he had threatened to kill her ner wan released m jail on th Ace pre went larbin's bt Faulk her was sta and Mrs i n me rhe wo w “ Mrs Hart ‘ Then Harbin fell fatally by al Ry United Prees.) ab from a knit r was PORTLAND, Or. June 29.—Jobn | arrested for the crime Dav by the oe « pra is w WOMAN HAS. CLOSE CALL to the summer capital at Beverly, Mass, The president was sleeping soundly as his car wae drawn into the train sheds, and he | Was not aroused. The president planned to vistt| Michael Thistwolla, the Itallan la-| borer who was struck and seriously injured by an automobile driven by | the president's eldest | route TO HIS DEATH. (By United Pres> VALDEZ, Alaska, June 29.— Charles A. Oswald, of Valdez, father of Mrs. John Helstrom of} Seattle, fell 500 feet to his death} down ® mountain side, seven miles | Tati from Valdez, Monday night. With | Robert Tatt, ® companion Oswald was proepect- ing along the edge of the mountain. He attempted to climb down the ide and take a short cut to camp. hen he failed to reach camp a search followed and his body was; a. Thistwolla, whose skull was frac tured, was reported to be resting jeasily today, with indications fa | vorable for his recovery. discovered in a gully. The body! ae United 8 will be sent to Seattle for burial on |[/fg was lost for every 1,440,000 per- the Alameda. sons carried in 1908. BIG FIRECRACKERS ARE ALL RIGHT--LAW FAULTY When Go ahead and shoot your head | large Is a large firecracker? eff with cannon firecrackers. does a firecracker become so large | * as to be dangerous? These and a Nobody will stop you. few other similar questions have Orders will be issued to the ser-| had Ralph Pierce guessing for days. | geants and patrolmen today to dis-| Finally he decided that it would be | regard that feature of the new/|next to impossible to make a con-| “sane” Fourth of July ordinance | viction stick, even if he could se-| which prohibits the firing, having | cure one in police court in possession or sale of “large fire} The deadly little cap pistol ts crackers.” jnot included in the tabooed The provisions prohibiting the! weapons. The ones prohibited are firing, having in possession or sale|those pistols that shoot blank of explosive canes or those toy pis- | tols which shoot blank cartridges will be enforced. All this is because the ordinance is so loosely drawn that City Attor ney Ralph Pierce, after a confer. | cartridges. This will be welcome news to the |terrible kids who are to be found in all parte of the city on the Fourth of July. The fireworks dealer who laid in ence with the mayor, decided it\a big supply of nerve wreckers would be useless to try to enforce | prior to the passage of the “sane” the provision regarding large fire. | Fourth ordinance, and who stood to panei ht lone considerable on them, will also What is a large firecracker? How ! rejoice ene Ses The magazine Good Health takes a few cracks at meat eating under the caption, “Hot Shots at the Beef Trust SHOT NO. 1. According to the official figures published by the United States department of agriculture (Bulletin No, 28, revised edition), a pound of beef has no more food value than a half a pound of beans. Half a 1 of beans costs 1 cent, a pound of beet 160 to 30 cents. The labo: 8 beef for beans will in #0 doing be able to purcha as much food with his money SHOT NO. 2. Beans are not c a cheaper but a better food than beef or meat of any kind. There no trichinae, no tape worms, no di parasites or germs of any kind in beans SHOT NO There is more blood and bone and muscle-bulld ing material in a pound of beans than in a pound of beefateak. It {s thus evident that the laboring man is in no way dependent upon the beef barons, whose business is wholly based upon the erroneous idea that meat is one of the necessaries of life, essential to health, vigor and efficiency SHOT NO. 4. Beef is a luxury which may be dispense with without inju SHOT NO. 5. What Is true of beans is equally true of ripe peas i and lentils, two cheap and most wholesome and palatable foods. a! SHOT NO. 6. A ponnd of nuts has rly four times as much food lue as a pound of the t beef. A nickel will buy more good ishment In the form of shelled peanuts than a quarter of a dollar will buy in beef, which ts a y inferior food HOT NO, 7. A pound costs 5 cents, and is worth f beef in work-supporting effi HOT NO. 8 Beef is a second-t The ox got the first it use of the corn from which was made. What is the residue, the left-over, with a lot of disease-producing waste mixed fr : ROOSEVELT AT | COMMENCEMENT | ATTENTION rHE S MAN DROWNS FIRST STEP IN STAR WEDNESDAY JUNE 29, 1910. pant a DRY DOCK DEWEY | | | IN LUNA | NEW GARBAGE | ts artoat acatn | | | (Hy United Press.) MANILA, June 29,—After nev ral weeks’ submersion the dry « k Dewey te afloat today in bet er shape than was expected, The George D. Rowe, 26, a graduate pumps have been kept in constant in the law class of 1910, University Sew Commissioner Has) service the pant few days of Washington, and recently a real li oO. di A careful investigation wan «tart Jdent of Tacoma, was drowned while Preliminary TGINANCE | og by a special bow today to jawimming in the tank of the Luna) Ready for nee areca bo stncehon gl oe gt Mela long Park nat um late yesterday eve : | ave been ac | ning | Next Monday Night. Jyanced but not until the board r¢ Howe wa in Seattle vy ting port to the navy department at friend Yeaterday afternoon in Washington will the real cause be ompany with John Turve, 142 joner Crichton | ™ade public Sixth av., he went to the natate g out a plan for the new] for a swith, There were quite « aston Gnd inciaere JUNE 30 TO JULY 4 number of bathers in the tank,|Uon sys By Monday night be VICTORIA VANCOUVER when suddenly Turve missed bis | will have ready a general ordinance | EXCURSIONS friends Bowe. A search resulted in| authorizing the city engineer to] June 30, July 1 the finding of Bowe's body on the! proceed with the drawing up of} urn until July Viet t of the tank In about eight | plans The qu n of prices tejturn, $2.70, Vaneouver a ater, No one had seen the|to be fixed by the councll, It will |$4.00, Prix Victoria an¢ dows i he ¢ Stl take weeks to work out the ayatem | ce the finest and fast without ever making @/of eharge Jowt, steam nm the Coaat an outery Dr, Crichton will leave the selec | Canadia 609 First ald 1 mn worked fe an | the { incinerators to City Engi |and Pier A, foot of Waxhingt hour ove he body n th hope | neer Thomson Phones 09 at there was sti a spa oft fe While the health commissioner left in it all to no ava ie willing ave this queation t Howe had a brother, a dentist, inj Thomson, it te doubtful if all of the iene a le ouncilmen will agree to thi, and | ontroversy will no doubt arine t councilmen have ly jertt claed the one Incineratior |plant now In operation here. Thi plant js a Meldrum construct jalong os Thomson suggested. © garda: THE DENTAL BOARD INVESTIGATION BY BHOWIN J. BROWN this artiote 1 at | comes to the incinerator negre Igation of the garbage being made No fue r than the garbage it Shoved off the dock and into 15] | self ts feet of water at the West Seat Under ordinance providing landing, Mre. A. L. Lumba: | (Ry United Press) lfor the of $400,000 for 45th av. 8. W.. barely missed} wasHINGTON, D, C., June 29—|the mur rbage collection drowning late yesterday evening. |r. seismograph at Georgetown | and tn tem, voted at Her life was saved by Oscar Christ-| jniversity today registered two dix last city will be is said, worked 9 | Stfersou, deck hand on the boat) isac, ake shocks, The tem 4 garbage dis S ne’ pacna Hig | Who, without a moment's hesitation, | 10. iosted from 6:39 a. m. to 7:02 si jor cae i he co bt dived into the water, grabbed Mrs. | lors lasted from 6:39 a. m first thet ous was to draw a wort - m sum not exceed-| Lumbardo and, ewimming rag ‘| CLEVELAND, ©, June 29.—Two| rounding the lower end of Lake} ng to represent a soll gb ah g' pe oy =a he | eart hquake shocks we Union, where the city’s one Incin ith one of these es oes we the ferey. [om the selamograph at St erator Is now established at Be rer he yuld > ragged aboard the fe tool ° © tod a nd Valley et The second 6 erage robe = wal The accident was caused by 8 coe Aire asa cl art a dis-| trict is intended to serve the whe c and clothing be-|Ttsh from the ferry to catch street © of 3,000 miles Cleve-|north end, the ordinance fixing the ieee : lackened and clothing be cars going up the bill. Mrs, Lum-/{anee of 3,000 mi north ond, the ordinance fixing : f fj win this manner, it is asserted, he | B&F? suffered no serious injury |" Ts.. rest shock lasted from 2:45|owned by the city between North adily passed for a working man, | ‘Tom the accident. % to 3:12 a. m. The second was a{29th st. and experienced no trouble in| series of graduated tremors, the|at the north cashing the check. It ts said that first vibrations beginning at 9) The third district ts the man raised approximately and lasting untill and the m » ordinance reading “the district i $1,000 in this m r. | shock at 2 and continuing until | rounding the corner of West 43d et.| ¢ it is said that Davies is wanted 1s AT BEVERLY 64a m jand Ninth ay. N. W." The fourth| fn San Francisco and Seattle. | dis ie that » unding ¢ in —— section of Holgate st. and th (Ry United Pree) | ay. 8, and the fifth district ts that| ALLS 500 FEET BOSTON, Mass., June Presi rounding the a of 218 dent Taft arrived here today en s and orman & by rein tb first, second anc id ricts, and will have to} “fh ure the altes in the other twe districts (Conciuded.) | money from poor folke in dimes|SAVED FROM DEATH po he ag hg gp ore ea CHAIR AT LAST SECOND a two per cent bonds, which hav (hy United Prev) become a drug on the market and a poor investment for the national} banks. TRENTON N J, June 29-—A} In eliminating this feature from ot exe on, and the Taft bill the insurgents caused thr rown from a paw by Taft to lose enthusiasm for the| Judge Minturn tor present law. He tells bis confi-) Arthur Rose dential callers that the present law Rose, who was convicted of wif will hardly warrant any more than| murder, was se in the electric the establishment of three or four|chalr and the etrician, with his experimental banks in so many|hand on the switch, was awaiting large cities. the signal to throw on 2,100 volte Is Simply a Joke. | when the order reached the death The creation of a commission to} Chamber to stop the execution. Ar inquire into stock and bond issues|*ttorney for Rowe awaited the or by railroads Is a joke All this/4er of Judge Minturn at the rati {nformation fs already in the| Toad station and t ont Was records of the Interstate Com-| 4ropped from a window of the train a ce Commission. What is heeded | Ps is a cure rather than duplicate in-| ice ia tees] WRINKLES bureau of mines is a st rid of the present depart geological surve : in| the work. Its chief, Mr. Holmes, | a Pinchot conservation man fal Kt is generally b wrinkles are unavolda and « is to be displaced by a Ballinger. Guggenheim person. The bill granting authority to the president to withdraw from entry certain public lands was so shaped under administration ip fluence that it legalizes only future withdrawals and brings into legal j unmistakable marks of age. is an error. Wrinkles are the sult of the tissues losing their fi substance. There have been ma: remedies for moving wrinkles, | such as ofls * We can re ty r lot absolutely remove all deep wrinkles ete FUNERAL DIRECTORS, tariff schedules nn SU NERA Can Parole Bankers. Direetere ay ‘The federal parole bill, which | Ist. opp. M was slipped through under Cannon | ,,enn and Aldrich auspices, gives power verat pho to the president to release on pa SPECIAL NOTICES. jroie national bank preside Cp ae eee partner ogy arte oot victed by federal prosecutors | t If Mr, Taft desires to take credit| & for the spending by congress of the enormous sum of one billion and| seventy-five millions of dollars, he) (i can make it a sort of appendix to| # |this great economy item. t Ma BOSTON Th odore Koo ent figure toda eme exercises 0 ot th detadealtins tha ting the week commencing Roosevelt July Sth, the second floor of the| he appeared anitary Public Market will be we presentation of degrees tol given free the graduating claus, the lorcet (2 |Siven free for cherry marketing the history of Harvard, took place |!! farmers wishing to procure free this morning at 10 o'clock in) *Pace to dispose of thelr cherries Saner's theatre during that week, notify the mar Slasana Uouahta ace what |@8er of the Sanitary Public Market you intend to do next ti ‘at once SHATTLE FURNITURE MPG, CO She K h att ne Knew What Was the Matter, |S Tog YOUR OLD FURNI Little” Frances, my ear-old TURE LOOK LIKE NEW daughter, caug id and it settled | finis? jin one of her eyes, causing the Hay to swell. On trying to open them next morning the lids were atuch tARBER jtight together. She began crying. as Jecalling to her mother, “Oh, mother; | FOR BUSI one of my eyes won't wake up! 1 ror mw mod ior LA , KEeheiman &# at prices, call Virginus, 806 | Jobers: wind my firet article, I told how one { paid an extra $26 and got his loonse when he failed to pass the > ribed by the den wiees pr (Dental a from public of- WHO GOT THE TERrTH ONE OF THE REQUIREMENTS or THE HOARD (x oF TUE STATE THAT A Dt TieT sET UP BET OF AKTIFI T (PALA TEETH) , THEM TO A THER CONTACT, THIa 1s cL SCHEME BECAUSE THE! T ONE DENTIST IN ri WHo iN HAS HAD THIS WORK B SAY THAT BOARD MEMBERS May # indioated UNDISPUTED Tr MITTEE ental board thoes taking Bpokane that fade the tee hat the teeth would be to the Patterson Dental Bu TIM( when the denth teeth they wer Q * o " ic vm | Be discredit and question all con-|APd Ines from your face in trom | servation steps taken by the Roose-| 0b" '0 three treatments by a scien) p Slat animinianretion tific, up-to-date and harmless meth-| This was no doubt its chief pur.| 0% A® the artist given the life o pose. beauty to the ennvas, so can we The bill granting separate state-|(Tansform that old, dried, wrinkly hood to Arizona and New Mexico|**!n. hollows and scowls, No mat| centiet to make Inguiry about his contains two jokers inserted by|t*? ‘fom what cause, we can In one! teeth, and If shad not been given “ : a 0 yg Bes eatme ve you co,| Your Meonse, and yet dema the Taft influences. One resulted in| estment so be prove your face.| Fitura of your teeth, this conduct the validating of a lot of bonds|/%U Will look from 10 to 20 years) on your part might seal your fate which were fraudulent in thelr in.|Younwer by the removal of these| and bar you from the right to live copth ib t knock: disfiguring marks, Freckles, pim-| 1!" ¥ a Tee Cee Meret alae” Black heed il pit.| WHERE We FOUND THe TRETH about in the hands of speculators, |ples, ack beads, small va Ah Whea the. -lasbaliicn -abiiindites who will now profit by them. The|(@™#*, tan, moles and. superfluous onislative, oe thie in mee eertake hair we remove quickly and ex me Must Gaticty Taft pediently. Sagging faces and im teoth wi ety "4 perfect noses orrected It {8 the provision requiring the |Prrect noses corrected. mn, bees ; states to draw constitutions which | mendations furnished upon request.| t shall be satisfactory to Taft and} t ' q his reactionary friends in congress NEW YORK | satintactoriiy, and before they can be admitted as| FACIAL CULTIVATING CO. the dentists. who states. Any constitution like that|pariors, 343, 342 and 340 Arcade ive these teeth to of Oklahoma will disqualify them Bidg. : — as prospective states, Taft has| MAIN 8795. seaes the declared himself on this subject.|— ints set and grind up thelr false In other words, it is statehood . eet re. oe La nee of the with a string to It. And the inter MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE aUT Wind SAD Sar aaa ests hold the string Final after much inquiry and The appropriation for an alleged great effort to smower ¢ investigation of the cost of produc-|, Watch the classified columns of! Question, 1t was found that a. Se tion at home and abroad is a shal-| The Star. seatiss -OR4. 8. Vancouver low pretewse. The investigators! Somewhere there are two free! wis the last. examinat are left without any power to « m. [tickets advortiod. They will: be) these dentists expected pel eviderc they to report|&l¥en vo the persons whose naines ard. as their term h only to the ‘president, and th rare meatoned in the ad. These eattle ¢ findings will be neither binding |"@mes were picked from the direc nor charged with moral weight. | TY. ‘Shey may be your own The whole thing is clearly Intended | There 18 a.ways a good show at the to. divert attention from. the|M&etic. Read The Star classified failure to create a real tariff board ads and “Get the Habit with r power to investigate rT dental boa was never a in the Unite tes; of cour Washington te in the United Sta but a dentist has to think hard to remember it, and the reason ie that the dental board of thin state ts not w, but acts outside and w, and is therefore lawleka boayl not re strained by law (ih a free country, too), Sometimes I feel so fr fear my enders will break and 1 loat Into space. A man in ©, free trem sc o val junk Inbeled me yet. Law is order lothing and” arbitrary connent of thore upon all ‘mankind ag thelr itimate prey; that would be ¢ now have lawlessness ahead law backing BDWIN J 718 First Ave evenin «until 4 fe BROWN Beattic, Wash * unttl § and @un- 4” people who work WHOLE WORLD ssa yple' 1406 Second Aw ‘teen Stores om the the corner of Second Aveott a are pent Pike Street, with hours from to 5 p,m; Sunday, 9 to | Cot Rate hioii Dentists Over OW" Dre ah Stang Back of Ow Worl for 14 Years, Painless Dental Work, Cut Ra Prices, 3 One © AGAINST DRINK The Awakening Is Here! Liquor Drinkers No Longer to Occupy Positions of Trust or Responsibility oot Pa “iuaramtonh bet et OW Teen , » Teer “unrantend je OM PONG apy OK VORCELATN oi : OL How KK —— q In THREE DAYS, Without Hypodermic Injections, the t Gatlin Treatment Removes All Craving and } bor Desire for Liquor Under Legally ie Executed Contract phe ‘ answer, Cae] fll ee t It's jUSt as eg. ne | IOUOR 1 HATING she warw beat f ber: ried ca ? ; : bat ; in the schogle oo ini TROUS the MI i it to the little ones | im Hauor \ ‘ pon them thel Mil few The Gatlin is the a oney. The ong were ent for the drint ie Ihe Hy r cs the only way | os ae re ries @ savings ae. and POSI I eae Ret ahead ac ears of age with perf ‘ ‘ ryt 1 THREE DAY th hy} < age dea inter. lable feature \ Ls ounts, DAY t re itisfact n eve 1 r e fe aah i ar tee The State Bank of Sealy Come to tute ’ , e MI Mutual Life Bldg, TAL and HI your | XESS, ye Corner First and ¥ HOME, der esler, |} The Gatlin treatment for the F nnot come t A | Call or write for books of part a pies of cor LET \s 1c A Local ar dk ng distance tele 0 ‘i Other Gatlin Institutes located at | unsas City, Mc 1323 High Bt need to buy & new Hat tis | want Bo. C Bt., Tacoma, Wash.; 1425 [Des Moines, Ia; 403 Sever th St. Bo Hat into & pee aD y nd Pic., Denver, Colo.; 222 ns - oe " Minn.; 1135 » pe Bhar ° ly. ecorately ‘anda So. Highiand Ave. East End, Pitts |g: ‘Toronto. Ont San Frat er the place ae g. Pa; 1414 Seventh Bt, Park-|ctsco, Portland, Omaba, New York il jersburg, W. Va; 1919 Pral and St. Louis institutes now open: | Chicago, UL; 1606 EB ing MODEL MILLINERY ‘rople's Bask Buildieg, er Second and Pike, Tee th” —FILL-O TO MERCHANTS — Closing Out Chinaware Great Bargains While They Last. 802 Howell St. “Pill Your Own & packsee of Fill-o : ae FILL-O MANUFACTURING CO, 251 Kenpire Iidg., Beattie, Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or sell real estate, etc. | Star Want Ads are ~~ ness bringers. Try the SEATTLE ELECTRICUH H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER if you can't get boots or thoes to fit you, get them Stevens, the man who teaches how to dance. Fourth and Pine #1 217 JAMES STREET Mate 011; HM 1165. ——=—= ~ ENTIRELY CURED OF LAR RHEUMATISM, AT LOUGHNEY INSTITUTE THE MODERN METHOD, LOUGHNEY BAKE OVEN. Victor and Edison Machines . and Records BORGUM MUSIC CO,, 1207 3rd Ave. Open Evenings THE BiG CLEARANCE SALE Al THE WONDER 1525 SECOND AVENUE Main 6260 -Ind sHREN & BDALDRIDGR 1 Men's Furnt Pike Street, Boren and Minor Phones. 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