The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1910, Page 10

10 THE STAR-FRIDAY, JULY &, 1910. _ PRESS AGENT Dear TAKES ITS TOLL OF MEN FLYING THE SKIES css Mi pee ~ of | MANY CENTURIES, BUT THE fee RECORD or TWO YEARS ee ed SHOWS A LONG ROLL OF . aoe a ; ot i * Jon 2, 87 oc ¥ * i VICTIMS, * i: " BROOKLYN, N. ¥, Jul > . ¥ . When Walter Sutton was ar i" i" v : — n the Brooklyn hospital he! , * « ; IrAge ve M Josephine Lente * * 1 over and over 1 he A " I * * “ & the simple offer of congrat * | ‘ aon eee # tions by the immediate mem- * if : * . ed on j “ou —_ errr lit ir i ea i . yb BATTLESHIPS ‘ ding } if acelder ! Ng bhhieg 4 . Lampe Re te: : and full dr } du-| Colman k. Rout + PUM Grease i ‘ : Totally Differeng’ “, Don't Gc t Y ‘ Going to Go don With Clothing, EDISON \ PHONOGRAPH Sire os The Highest Grade Clothing Made ALL WOOL HAND TAILORED Edison Phonographs Ballard Music House 6411 20th Ave. N. W Phone Ballard 1277 Open Evenings. Bive you @ new free if the one yoy . on P , - 5 ‘ es not give you . 1510. was fatally 10-1 ONED AEROPLANE, THE LOWER 16 THE REMAING OF : ; boar AMERICANS WIN: } t WO WRECKS FROM THE SKIES. THE ABOVE SHOWS A : tisfaction, Re: feat. Sve JFRAME OF STEEL BANDS G RE AT SA LE & RAILROADCAMP. : ‘| HUNDREDS ILL FROM MOSQUITO ao q (hy United Press.) BITES IN SOUTHERN TEXAS TOWNS oO oO a q soe Values Up to $30.00 Saturda A Women’s and Misses’ Tailor - Made Suits, Coats and Skirts OF THE Bankrupt Stock of the Shop of Swelldom TWO HUNDRED DOZEN WAISTS AND __PETTICOATS ON SPECIAL SALE Sale of All the Odds and Ends| There are scores of exceptional values to be had here during this sale. | Patterns that we will discontinue, and many broken lines we are closing out for less than cost. We picture just four Dresser values, Solid oak goods for | less than you pay for imitation. gee EERE, t aeroplane martyr was man scientist, who he earth after hav risen fn his _ ehatr, C20 Om dnc Work: money, t xt 10 days we Will Allow & Spee sticks, ste Word of & spectator te of deputy sherit seene. When they Men were nearly ex Solid Oak for Only $7.35 | Chiffonior Can Be Furnished to Match machine Orville ad Wright were aor wa er Hoffman’s Cloak & Suit Co.| @2= = ee 4 1316 Second Avenue Sod BIRL IS DROWNED COMPANION —: xious to “mas ny cost o MILLIONAIRE WHO WAS CONVICT WILL | HELP OTHERS NOW| (Hy United Press) | SAN RAFAEL, Cal, July &--Wil- } Wy ate this aged 16, wa here yesterday arte heroic a Blattery, a ready rescued Eis she had twice dian) Water. Slattery h by Edward man of San Were bathing in t JEFFRIES WHIPPED; vase nies Ses sag ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. |. = rag y perpoed of assieting | Suey avie 0 is in jail there on (By United Press.) SACRAMENTO, Cal., July 8 4 at San Quentin | —Antone Rochi, who Wednes | per yesterday and of day attempted to commit sui- 00 to be used | cide by jumping into the Sacra- mento river here because of his sorrow at the defeat of James J. Jeffries, tate last night made another attempt to end his life by diving from his | cell in the county jail to the | cement floor. He was seriously | but not fatally hurt | The Knife Slipped And the Price Was Cut to $1.98 Bradbury, 1 naire ex iA MONS AANA A ORSON IEE for aiding released con- | nount prom sed millionaire when he | the prison one ing 10 months Mission pattern In select solid oak; has 40x20. Dresser of solid oak throughout. Top {is 40x19 | inch double top; mirror ts bev 24x20 ine Three large roomy drawers. Bevel plate inches; four roomy drawers Late or mirror 20216 inches. Finished golden Early Pnglieh, A regular $21.50 value. $ Odds and Ends price is only $7. 35 Sale price is one-half 10. 75 AR U Solid Oak Only $11. 50 Phere was the CAVANAUGH AFTER © next meeting. r rs’ Suede P Ss, @ ‘olors, M. L. Cava i ko garg with ents, Dresser Ladies’ Patent Bluche dt “ad : Return g, Lares |= a8 Ay pokes aged | | Ladies’ Gun-Metal Oxfords, nifty toe, at .... $1.98 . posing ae sees pr ee ail Ladies’ Vici Kid Oxfords, straight last, at $1.98 get da 7 BATTLESHIPS | Ladies’ Tan Pumps, Russia calf, at : $1.98 pres! y and 8 paling Ladies’ Brown Vici Kid Oxfords at .........$1.98 Iman deck. Round trip n Besides, we have a number of High Shoes at .$1.98 Men's Tan and Black High and Lé w Shoes at the Cut PALACE MARKET triving to secure t rybody nowadays is THIS WILL BE BATTLESHIPS. purest Saturday and Sunday ar t s, especially in Whe: 5 . i YOUR LAST as at the nav ard 7 hen you come down for a pair, bring the childr E 2 Bekman deck. dwn int eee with you ta oa CHANCE TO pene To paxpayers HEAR THE NOTED EVANGELIST, BILLY SUNDAY. WHY? Because We Have Shoes for the Whole Family, 0 and Down—Not Up Comfort, Wear and Satisfaction Guaranteed at DOWLE SHOE CO. 132114 THIRD AVE. Opposite Third Avenue Entrance to Postoffice — 1,000 Seats Reserved i We take no et « here everything must be the Tabernacle, Remember the Date= Saturday, July 9, 5:30P™ Tickets on sale at 614 First Ave. and Colmal This solid oak Dresser has large 46-inch base Solid oak Princess Dresser; has 42x20-inch top | bevel plate mirror, 28x34 Inches; top’ drawers are | bevel plate mirror, 40x18 inches; nicely finished welled shape: highly polished in golden color, A | in a rich golden, A real good value at the reg | ~MUNSON-NOAH FURNITURE CO. | PALACE MARKET. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1910 Or be forever barred OTTO A: CASE Officio County ¢ County, County Auditor OUR MOTTO—Not to Put Sample Shoes in Our Windows—They Are All Stock Shoes. 1526-28 SECOND AVENUE cattle, this 2nd day of