The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1910, Page 10

ss THE SEATTLE STAR JUDGE WEBSTER BROKE UP | NEW ENGLAND'S MURDEROUS BANDIT |"OS*EONAYEAcu| "Stevan. wre FEUDIST GANG IN KENTUCKY (gemma — or ae Was Distinction, Too, of Be NEW YORK, July Nv t Bry ng New York A BARBARA, ¢ j nod with people fleeing 1 ood Koowt ! ir nd t 4th @noape the severe heat that has gripped New York for the past fow days. Fifty thousand per- | eons eiept on the beach at 4 ing Youngest Superior Judge in the State. ; Web : “ i a Coney, Island last night wart S b i ! | ed e ; ; ne $65,000 PRIZES We Must Dispose vies FOR AVIATORS &%y OIns of Our Entire at 1 \ Then Came West at parts ot Baron : ‘K ig bd Once _Ai nine ot Wear zor a monoplane wit be cnerd it th to Quit Cutlery, Sporting fe iv seAtintors Rolls, eriot, De ta Goods, F ishing : - Tackle, G nd gland cot vesee erate, Business Ammunition | Danre at Dreamiand tonight. fil ur Owa Tea]| All Must Be Sold at Cost | FILL-O ‘ These Are Just a Few of Our Prices Cut Down to Cost, News photograph shows Baccini Wiadopski, leader of the three ONS cnnnes Biarre ee coed Our Raz bear our gu ce from a 2¢ reputation in bold bandits who held up and killed Manufacturer Landre . ‘ policeman in the streets of Lynn, Mass, while the their way from the bank to the manu payroll, In the fight with pursuing citizen fo Iwano Seattle fatally wounded and another committed » The three highway le aa eR Our celebrated Rainier R r, $2.90; closing out p men were recent immigrants from Russia. The murdered manutac VIRL-O MAM omens , turer’s portrait ia in the corner Widg., Seattle, Wor Our famous Blue Steel R r, $3.01 ‘ lad hand are not necessarily angenb 5 pe I 7 Hol Pointed Par. It's very un rriday A little fault of The Ern German Ground, $2.00; closing 4 widow makes up her Act for Yourself Olympia.—_Charie ' ur own looks like | m marry again she makes uf : i % térious “bad mar 5 a big vice in others. her face and then gets buay \ « ’ Henry Miller, a good razor, $1.50; ch ut { uty Sheriff We we Even a worthless man thinks he'd A man ought to be thankful if his * . oe i |S cars sas ema” "| Oo rn en nh wt ne oe een et While You're Youn 3 o of w he | aia . . . - %Y nives that must | supreme ‘ his pre- | Walla Watla—Edward Maas went| Many a w re when be has none to offer Se veatve thenitl that teniacts We have about 100,000 Pocket Knives that must 1 vious referred tojte work for the company i Bret the day or; One kind of harmless crank rei ooce you've heard it a thou heard bef his att area ally an elevator in the Denny building | affinity volves a grindstone with the as ‘enie “gle Sahn heard of before. ; yesterday morning, and two hours| If you would know what a woman sistance of a small boy. It tent Oat Gis joe ta, on 5 s # ain North Yakima—Neorth Yakima later was dead, the counterweight | doesn't mean, listen to what she subject to violent turns—-Chieago ; “a's ee RIOR: kh sda woes oe 13¢ $1.75 Knive has joined the skyscraper towns. having fallen on his head leave we ve Bs mn. im When the work on the Miller build whee Ma RON ERE REE ¢ shi etna MOIR Be ES ES »wing Western coun ey : 100 Kni ing, now being changed from a five) Hoqui ot} is no excuse for the eT RO aS 550 Vsble cee 53¢ $1.00 Knives ...... tose i te'® six-story building, is com ay. | man vot getting fi é tA } ag ghee of the structure will | » ‘ The opportunities arc pe CoO SO eS Pere 36¢ 50c Knives ....%.6 os 97 feet above Yakima av } here. Take advantage of } Elizabethtown. Ky fa ONE ego Don’t wait until you're BR MINVOE bce csaes $1.41 $2.00 Knives ee wi pe an old man race horse Riley Kentucky Der tw died here today of Open a Savings Account with us today; add to it week ly or ever athly Francisco.—Alden A | G. F. SPANGENBE a il yaa a Your Want Ads 1 coe MT. VERNON MAN So co ae to The Star ‘| The State Bank 1326 SECOND AVENUE | FINDS A CURE hss a lt RE, oy iO STORE OPEN TONIGHT TILL 10 Corner First and Yester Memphis, Tenn.Pormer & Severe Case of Rheuma- 7" '*\''« Tor tism Brought on) Kansas City—Judge Latshaw to granted requesi of Dr. B Through Accident ft Se wiley: alle’ Goa wilt Once Relieved and sh» to rema Cured at the Loughney 5°7*"'* ''™* Institute Ohidaws IPS 8 CRUISKB RD WELL WORTH Last December, M shall, a well-known Vernon, Wa knee accide GLEASON INVITES T. R. TO THE SCRAP Hy United Press) OYSTER d legram fron HARBOR CITY, e¢ i Hi BF nae at] 32 Ftp 18T—U. S, S. BATTLLESHIP OREGON . 2ND—U, §. S. WASH! NGTON ‘ 3RD—U. 8. S. BATTLESHIP NEBRASKA E he : ; pore STEAMSHIP H. B. KENNEDY. “MADE IN SEATTLE” fay? | i | PHOTO COPYRIGHT BY ROMANS PHOTO CO ally t t wortl ewing, ha by ashingtor lv hi out-door sf} $ nl } t water carnival Toh: se ; there are so ma n st, all[ bany, ¢ ’ n which 4,000 men Tihs. Ja AY t00 much In recom-| WETERANS OF '61 na a ge of ay nat = he ough Insti ret r y Bike Oven lrethoe DYING, 90 A DAY ee eal . Bf pride ; ! dns lp r Last De "tis , i wri P ’ fo By United Press) | n i varyir IZ, and 1oT-lof | i a that | ollier Sat hipl , work the Bret we WASHINGTON, July 1.— | tific . ; bolit : , : : e Breer a = Grand Army veterans are dy © aaa y =p and b ate naval me , ing at the rate of 90 a day and : I ou pass by Luna Park. You|nava n is the place t r the } 22,000 annually, according tos ample jt 1 for the a splendid view of the|int cabin et onal holiday 49 yo, stad . , statement of pension officials |city which ¢ claim. The steamer Ken ud proper, Mount Rainier t a a ng for a good time. trom th, course of the today. At the rate the pension from the harbor, all combine to} ned the “taper peep 's 4 1 : : i ‘ their trip arc 1 1g - ‘dail? : office estimates there will be tol is the f t American|can be seen in all its imposir fancy ctates|the y . a counle of -y ts leave Seattle " ‘linchea tirely cured.” rose one veteran drawing a pension ¢ a pleasure trip over this|steamer on the Coast. Thelgrandeur. The magnifice naval sti ago, can be obtained from tl § and 1030 a ™ WM even construction is of the best. No|groun in 1955.- Of the federal army ion of the Sound a soure nd 5:30 pe tt with /) of 2,213,000 men, only 999,000 jof never-ending pleasure and Se early he "yp J Y are now living the natural result, transports oo y of the Country Clubbare shown every courtesy by! natural park near the d, Beautiful summer |the officers, marines and sea-|yard. On the ret rn trip th t Ore it does not net Tul other steamer can compare in|are pa the matter of attractiveness,| homes on the islands and along| men |boat touches at P. Hs ailments and the got charge for consultation and Vice. Th trained 1 Deaf Peopi t ompar with lines of! both as to conveniences aboard| the d greet the The ; ; r $8 to af oPacele Give Entertainment,|tion companies with lines of both as to conveniences aboard] the mainland greet the eyes in| | ‘The dry dock now in use is|the county seat of Kitsap « nd that On Sata They ein ‘oT Re deat veople of Seattle are |boats devo o the use of{and appearance great numbers, Fort Ward,|the lirgest on the Pacificlty, and Charle n extra trip is feenea Sanden cal spahtnilee te ane e the htseers and exctrsionists} Why is the trip to the navy|with its disappearing and rap-|coast, and the second dry| ° ‘Adjoin | ( - Seattle at fia & ere Ja been cured of Stories in the sign language, tab.|@¥¢ Sprung up jyard at Bremerton worth your|id-fire guns, comes into view.|/dock, now in course of con-| mediately © ‘ ween theages 28a flinch," Rheuma a liteasen of the |leaux, sleight of hand-and acro-| -One of such lines is known as| while? It costs only 50 cents| Pleasant Beach, the place|struction, will cost more thanlyerd. fe che pee sid eolan ‘lowed to travel TE chest Stomach, Bowels and ry the | batie performances will be the fea-|the Navy Yard route, of which|a round trip, and you travel 40| where men and women by hun-|$2,000,000, ‘The fig il ein pee i est time 10 ; ak ens, and every | tures of the evening H.B. Kenned theliesd Atl aah if v $- ¢ figures will] Home, which in itself is worth |r lhe best “at 10d patient is loud in their praise of t ; | <ennedy is the hea At} miles. You are given an op-|dreds go daily for an outing;|give some idea of its magni-| the trip. the pleasufé trip is at trait treatments, If you are sick you JUNE 30 TO JULY 4 |the present time Mr. Kennedy,| portunity to see one of the| where children dig in the sand :|tude gi whet ae 1:30 m,, on the 7 a should see the physicians at the VICTORIA-VANCOUVER than whom none is better ac-| greatest vy 4 I here a + ‘ : The feature of a gigantic|a 1 iy tle Deuer tant sapere ae EXCURBIONS. Gaited ctie cit tae dace {8 os ght Riot s in the) where young and old go bath The prison ship Nipsic is|}Fourth of July celebration, to! B. Kennedy. The Na’ is ble 9 f a 90 he na SA Suis Vee juainted with all the details of| world, and at the present time| and where there are 5 " gar nage Daag IE rere de practt who hove dual | fone 6 July La 2 4 wood to I mejing, and where there are ath-|well worth clos ion by|be Sreme: ' 8 the chin fe iin i : i] lune 20, Sly good te € worth close attention by|be held at Bremerton in a ¢ ats leave Tang, turn, $2.10. reason of the fact that she was couple of days, will be tl Victoria and re.\50und navigation and the lthe battleship Oregon, cruisers|letic grounds for baseball, ten couver and return, |~-—————— : ‘ i ey $4.06. Prin Victorla and Prin y cess Charlotte, the finest and fast | j j fe : ‘ ‘lah 4 : a tae arg ; my | cad | Sees, Cearitie, the foese aad & | Gigantic Fourth of July Celebration and Water Carnival at Bremerton and Navy Yard—4 0m) the t Tack phe pose c Pacific, 609 First A tea ? Hours are an Pacific, 609 First Ay to, 9 to 12 on th sh, nn men participate in Field and Water Sports—Take Kennedy Boats sand open is Viallees eau || at Colman Dock—Every Hour , Supday and Fourth, 9° || located in sut Bank Building jure