The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1910, Page 4

‘ THE STAR+FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1910. sec — Uncle Sam Makes Himself Policeman and Prosecutor and Jailer of Funny Th ng Patient Say | m Persecuted Patriots Just to Accommodate Life President Diaz When They Come Out of E Just Incidentally It Must Be Noted That Belfind Diaz! __ ; Are the American “Interests,” Morgan, Standard! ", Hie} Oil, Harrimans and Guggenheims—Refugees From ; Mexico Turned Back to Be Killed or Thrown Into American Penitentiaries, Hounded From Court to Court and Held “Incommunicado.” BY iN KENNETH TURNER Ww ely for The St LAURO AQUIARE | m n editor whose fp 5 Wise ‘tor | Mexican editor whose paper wa tor Pac 4, it 1s somg Pe perkins this ‘i RICARDO FLORES MAGON | MANUEL BARABIA Provident of Mexioan liberal party He has been under arrest most of He was kidnaped by American of | re frelale and hustled into exican ter itory. This work was so coarse All Wasted art of the United As United tates district attor- that Mexico had to return han to A lw States. He is now serving @ term, /ney at Los Angeles, he admitted | American soll . “ \ kid * al in. | treated like the meanest convict that Mexican refugees were heid the penitentiary at Florence, Ariz ommunicado” in jail “at the re rey ‘bec ause he is against Diaz. | quest of the Me the time for several years in the OSGAR LAWLER southwestern xican government.” | 0" , tone auntie a t $n?” keg rg the little g . htle, slustrade.”— Forcing @ Handicap, returned frog ran honest man up the Chase? they ae 08 Matter ot ‘ pied thy g. His terrified t my ‘ate —_———__] a = SEEGEE 615- 619 ices Avenue} Opposite Toten Pak | ) | ONLY SIX DAYS MORE OF THE *) HOW TO SAY “DIAZ.” - 615-619 First Avenue Bx 3 eff ee J | On the Square | Opposite Totem Pole On the Square » EYETEGTE® o | ee ** * ey Dina, — ames elect $| ___| GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE * presidential de enpot of Me W will be in the lmelig ® some time, and ft is jus { % well to know how to ; W nounce his name. It ] ® Di-az, as the average © : *& would hurriedly pronoun: i % Say it this way: Dee-ach 1 %& long e—and end it with a hiss #} | 2 ing 5. } } ee = Needed to Pay Out the Interest of Mr. Max Bornstein, Who Is ernment was to States himself. When, in 1 1 called upon Oscar Lawler, then ted eral district attorney for the a trict of Los Ang pr nd against the Mex oners be : mmunicado,” which Means out of communica h all outside persons, he said to me fcans as “comme The Order From Washington. | ne cases ee “The order for this com w . eer Of Men’s Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes and Hats Ever Offered == in Seattle—Goods Almost Given Away—$10,000 More Is And in Order to Raise This Money and Thus Close the Sale, We Have Marked | GOOD GOODS AT STILL LOWER PRICES Sale Opens 9:30 A. M.—See Goods in Windows These Are But a Few of the Many Staggering Bargains For Young Men e me ND NW IRIE PTI, seca cccccenesntthi cece extensive Mexico; first, by t Officials as grants; groundles anating fr right kidnapls 4 method that 1 BES e Regular $35 Suits In sizes 32, 33, 34 arid 35; good for young or slightly built men. Cheviots and worsteds, in all the best shades, including =— most ¥ Pe anopeae reas $3 Men’s Patent ‘| $4 Men’s Tan and known. jeter Leather Oxfords $1 48 Black Oxfords . . $2.98 Ohio Dentists | Theat ee | | — 19¢ Kntrance, Itoom , a ‘ $2.00 Union Suits, 79c 25c Shawknit Sox, 8c CR | | $15. oo $20. oo NEY SOUIREE i v5.04 04 50 boi ho vcd PE MN ogc TaN ali'd co baa eRe Sk $30. oo 635m v ie } $1.25 Men’s Winsted nas ! SUITS) SUITS | maa. $1.16 SUITS SUITS Cul Plates 10c ad s Handker- 3c oe $2.50 Soft $1 4 e Gold Crowns... = ’ MEN See fos oes Sie ce ae ke Be Seog Crowns . .$3.00 | 94. 86 | $7. 86 | AEE SR tlt Platina Filling ....... 50 50c Men’s Silk Men's 10c wit “ tten ¢ Garters 9c aa “i oe a eH Ceecree re 3c RTE a sty oscil