The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1910, Page 8

THE Se ST TOMRD TO WD iG =e } ATTN CAGE T) |¥-¥.70 TRY GOLDEN RULE FOR PRISONERS; WILL MAKE FiguT'PARK BOARD TO HOLD BIG er add MAYOR GAYNOR URGES IT ON HIS JUDGES} FOR SERVICE | CHILDREN’S PLAY FESTIVAL oy : pdiene t 8 man ean oie ae . } which adjourned from Niblett’s ha a ‘ ‘ t nity to, the more ty ARK RA ee ee eee . Ito the Barb Asphalt company’s Volunteer park on Saturday after-; work perfecting the te in § |e , |Some 60,000 People Ar oak sa Laie Unie, redlhews OB wean, Su in to be th no of ng play fentiva BATTLESHIPS. } lw ENGLISH METHOD IN CRIMINAL * * tsk | Navere etion of the North Wind | Seattle's firet chil 4» public play outll the 1 b t y and Bund : ie * CASES WIDELY DIFFERS FROM OURS, & rested Every Year in Big Ranethd unaniinokele &peanialiondsomicnl, On inet ate wil he Held ar days at the navy yard oa is { . i om ea SR SRO. Metropolis, Then Turne| asking the Seattic Hlectric company | the first public demonstration given | a# n_all'the piay- | Colman dock. Rota re : n dealing with violators he law the pr ire In Englan¢ : Ito const and the board of publ vy the public ayar in of t = # * trong contrant with that which prevail * ed Loose in Morning. Veatkn te allen as eongerbetion, Of ithe 4 , i] i* arrests are made in cases of accident n though fatal, ® pi « ltemporary street car tracks on| ‘There have been ott ; Man Who Has Made Good |* = 0t!! the coroner's jury orders the arrest to be made * | Blewett st, pending the completion |of children and ott f # 4 s * Intoxicated persons are detatned tn tions only when ® | of the wing #t. part of the big West an work f ir te Record Will Seek En-|* » and no friends appear t f them * liake improvement, By routing the|never before } ot * cal f aut t ber of the It * cars on Blewett at. time could be secti f t é dorsement. w is tak t Are notified t court, * aaved on the Wallingford and Mertd: | gether to spen f : * The movements of witnesnes are watched, but they are newer * fan av, car lines, and at the same | green rt r 4 Iw dotaine * time street car service would be | park board |* wi excise laws are violated, offenders are not arrested, ® Jaiven a large district practically | Seven plays inp t j® but med te t vd Jabandoned by the Seattle Electric | their efforts t ' |* } femear ed, and even in * company since the beginning of the | casion a wuc 4 \* s the person ely has t car ® big North end improvement. The | f ’ % he ts worth the an ping Is #0 Insignifi- w | following committee was named to | ready elamoring f particular % cant as to be dinregarded. * take the matter before the 8. E, Co. | part in the day's r of evehts, and . ¥ officials and the board of works: |every day of the next two weeks Tee eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee A. J. C, Wigmore, R. C, Pierce, H. R.| wil see the boys and girls hard a ” 2 | Car, F. 8 MeCullough, B. J. Porter | | Jackson Silbaugh and J, N. Denney. | LYMAN IS CITY JOB FINDER | i mecaae white aime menor | before gete married, for he won't | | GETS 40,000 OF EM A YEAR ae } | ens il | ’ i los . | Dwtet Ra asaiatent al WM. J, GAYNOR ] it |City Employment Agent) Dwish! W. Lyman, assistant labor | oor I e man actual NEW YORK, July &—Declaring Enjoys His Work—He |» nent | Makes Men Happy. pecures tre tt ty free employ goracn ti ny and held orf nly to b | i, = | faces the 15¢ ) who con- | Sr nel Sve > ov tigen This is one of the first signs of ste, FLOVR lee et ® eHow a Job, Mr. | gregate tr e every day ask-| rumtic noti enter that under | #ch weakness. Distress after eating, ON T OTTO A. CASE. Sk mink Pi. teuloane Bar'a: week | che ee ee me bla on ration thie and all other | sour eructations, sick headache, bil |} FULL pATEN “SE so ehat Uhe'ea. (ore tt Fe ee eee ror. Jone | £OFM* Of police oppression would be !jous conditions are all indicative H pie he. ban. effected the taxpay.|. Wel tf you 4 w'd you Whe | filled during the month of June wae| Pee wt cnet cher | that it is the stomach that needs |] a ur a IGH FLIGHT FLOUR ers entitles him to another term in | [> wn te pr oni cows out 0 | $268 ad nad pner | assistance. Help it to regain health : office, County Auditor Otto A. Case | 11° Neter Fellows ns Quite @ few Jobs to sive away, but tod a din > | ae strength by taking | formally announced bis candidacy |‘ ra yo every : age i i, | Ne Still has men who want jobs, On|; Mad ; | for the republican nomination for} 7° how you like to be the average of more than 150 men oan rmit } u nh waa ]man who knows that, by his efforts|are at his office every day. T : -~ hoy hae | Case will make economy the ts-|(NOUSAnd® of men wh Bag wally |come early and hang around wait-| yor¢ . | fi » wa are ed to find em-| ing in the hopes that something w | S 7 sue [n his CAMpAlRD, Wht Oe en ae ei ate aan char, | {nx In the hopes th thing wi ht lain in hie talk to the | TAKE THE FAST carried on Independently of any | ployment eager / F | com agist a batt Eemee ta aact wnat i political organization, according to Se ee eee Bo, if y 1 a man or men t m- 8 here the per / STEAMER | ae his announcement, which follows sag i work for tell Ly about It} oon arrested 1 t expected t | | G d gt . k P. f “In announcing myself as a can-|, * aw a like to be able| He will wee that you get the men, |*n Brrented : Sar wend t $6 ©. 99) ran run acific dincts dar coctaction to the ofticn|°?.02 * " unt you had| It wan't you anything, and a i a for they are a stomach remedy that |} ro uoIs sien tiouanin; wenadtealle of county auditor on the republican | found ment for an army of | there'll be no fee charged up to the| ba tnrswn int ine. [never disappoints. They act quick- | J) | 4 rn . nt to the let-| >" ost of all, the money he et " i og rea eygitndg he ast | TAAL would be some record, no? tor has haber ney he will Bet) tact that he shou "oa | organs, sweeten the contents ee | FOR a cee _ mar | sto : sw Al Teen to ee teq secs, tone oo oar ame campaign: that I would ma a\* = nie ephins, tor bata Geil a eaaae ee mach, carry off the disturbing oS ha Bottom, a Most Luxurious on Pacific Coast : 3 Six Days Cruise age jer Meals and Berths. July 3,16, 17. 24; Sundays, at stantial reduction in the operat ing expenses of the county auditor's office. “I was elected on the platform of economy and the result is that dur ing the first year of my term, ax compared with the preceding year the saving in my office was $11 256.54, notwithstanding the fact that there was 16 per cent Increase | elements, and establish he althy con- or Gaynor, emphasising his words with a awing of his right fist, “should | ditions of the liver and bile. nan, with wife and children, be| The wonderful tonic and strength- m ball on s charge of « pretty | ening effects from Beecham’s Pills, y or the like? The practice ¢ ; a make them a safe remedy—they Iring ball for trivial offenses has |bronght into existence here a large | whe will ge bail for 06.and upward e | Everett Leaves COLMAN DOCK, 5:30 p. m. | Returnin, Leaves | EVERETT, 10:30 p.m. July 9, | arked in Ene | sh and Amer! | an history aa thy | 1765, i Gene a} 9 “Put these men out of business. in work in the various departments ay General © 89.3 per cent in 1909 and ai Clty Office, First Av. ané Yesler a ard Braddoch | 42.8 per cont | ° | You know what | mean, and | have t ta bane ote pote desig a sh ot his first In : ett lected you to do @ distinct work. omacns . TEN COP AT A J. 1 BURG, GARB “I desire to point to the fact that linn, Mr Birad-| New York.-Ralph Thomas, mil-|! have thought of it a long time, and fl» Benes wish tail B diveatonn, Ws 068 Me this saving has been accompiisbe Se te America | (oaaire sesistant treasurer cf the | now it falle to me to appoint men | —____ re ‘ne a arte ear trust, ar vlien Kelly Gowld by resisting the pressure of antorr 2 nix weeks, It was] divorced wife of Frank Gould, today |") |” | e ous applicants for positions in the 5 near whe secured & license to marr "The matter of petty arrests, office and fy recnng the numbe Lilla Uniontown, Pa i ll pad ie neg Seer the oe 10 fa en is | ; of employes fHlpent employes now Is that Gen-| Twe divorce compte were filed and notice, 1 shall take up with the poliee have been.” ardec with salecy in [eral Braddock met the Indians who | one “decree in divorce granted Im heattle missioner hereafter. You know | sory, pu Over Owl Drag Ce. } creases, «ih the reea't that a great: | ¥ere fighters although Braddock te jordng. things can be done only little by tt-/ | i ¢ werk has been done |t#¢4 10 believe that savages could | ~ Washingto: orge B Grigaby. | tle no Ppa peail her reelected | X2O¥ anfthing about war a youne United St attorney at Nome Mayor Gaynor thon in betieved | ass kc med ashington tried to ex~ | 4 ja. wae on } ar I will continue to work along the | itn "at ene omout all they | AIMSKA. was today dismissed by the to be the first step toward estab | THIS WILL BE ALK! POINT AND LINCOLN BEACH, || lines of econom: and efficiency in |did know about. The dispute went p bas been ap | bing. the Golden. Rule.fer pris. | YOUR LAST it AS A SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE THE the conduct of the county auditor’s|to Braddock’s heart and he died oners In police court, which ¢ CHANCE T | office, giving my personal attention | within a week | Kohler of Cleveland first tried sue-| ° | exefully, and which is now coming | cities of the} HEAR THE NOTED EVANGELIST, BILLY SUNDAY. to the supervision of the business | transacted Chehalis.-Work on the gas plant | ¢», lof the ntratia-Chehalis Gas com troying his by OTTO A. CASE.” |Pany is being rushed. | The plant] tirday risked hie fe, but, manned | y by September t EARL AND CHORUS “"""* Saas. to carry his sick wife and hig chil- |---| Full Plates ..<.. $3.00) Baltimore—Mre. Jar ©: Ger- | Sine Nees te Miaken, arooa carte tent Gold Crowns ..... . $3.00 GIRL WIFE HERE) |man. wife of the vice president loft y th Postalais Grove 4800 Into vogue in om country a dentistry at a cut © for thirty days Steamer Falcon Will carry passengers free one way to these points. ate one way fare, 10c, is good for the round trip en the ™. and 3:30 ekday trips only. Boat leaves Pr foot hall Madison st. ning to minister to his wife. He| yed by fire| were removed by the M. F. Plant. Io mosarsoaa | onns Hopkins ho jacclfentally kicked over an ofl lamp. | t Filli Stenevote seu x * | ee Platina 5s vee «ol i SAN PRANCISCO, July 9.—Lord | , Might sire and nine boys were Bore) gan Francisco.The coal carrying ae _ me Star Want Ads are busi-| str. city of tverett o William Poulett, who, with Lady achooner Anni Hmale, bound for ea cee “Whitten guarantee) 1,000 Seats Reserved in ness bringers. Try them. Poulett, arrived from the Orient to-| Olympia.—All the buildings on the | San Francisco, went ashore today on i day, wil! tour Canada and the Unit (ble dairy farm of Duncan Bigelow, | Po The captain and crew the Tabernacle, MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE ed States, near here erday ex w dairy barn. jouw ts $10,000. Chicago Jack Johneon today purchased his mother a new auto Fugene France. former) mobile. He $3,000 for the ma Nidacy for | chine. unty Lord Poulett achieved tame}? through distinguished services in the Boer war. Later he gained publicity! aberdes romantic marriage with «| mayor girl, now Lady Poulett.| state senator from Ct Moreover, he is famous as the son of the late Earl Poulett, whone mar-| New York- Watch the classified columns of The Star Somewhere there are two free tickets advertised. They will given .o the persons whose name: mea.toned in the ad These Stevens, the man who teaches how to dance. hing every Gay and Hs Saturday, July 9, 5:30 p. m. Three round trips daily, Laem att. m, 1m te ¢ Seattle at = Tickets on sale at 612 names were picked from the direc Paris | ,, iftetn deaths were yesterday recorded | ttle First Ave. and Colman | | | | Remember the Date— | | 1 ij j ital wager is the most startling in pode © ae | ee tory. ‘hey may be your own the annals of Britieh aristocracy. | Lt¥y, former wits OF iene known |. Nashville, Tenn.--Conductor Kiight | There Is a.ways a good show at the | s, The present earls father once | \yreemnr and Fireman Lindsay wore killed and | ™ ic. Read The Star classified lads and “Get the Habit.” | wagered that he first girl he met after leaving his | ht marriage club. The girl happened to be the | @ Bins county yew daughter of a harbor pilot. The earl] Kiamath Falls, Ore—Ike Harrell, | H. L. KLEIN fulfilled his promise. After a time | charged with the killing of Walter| Des Moines, la.—A general strike THE SHOEMAKER harged because t & divorce was obtained, owing to|and Herbert two young | of 11,000 builders ix thr a oe: | | er es ene | BIRD'S. # ; vente are | Seattle's Dental War a shoes to fit you, get them |}, EYE VIEW _ wre By ty made measure a ‘ Washington —A crop report innued | work with non-uition 3! Good Thing for the 217 JAMES STREET eee F incompatibility. Later the earl mar ~ agen, r.. Lag go solar ae eee t Bae mney 08 HOS Premet Lora |e diecharss e Newell. |again put to work SAN JUAN ISLANDS a People RRUNAEERORpP ERATE HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED—PRINTED IN THREE COLORS—MANY OF EXCURSION TOMORROW. ‘BET $1,000 TO $1 ON | WHITE WIFE WANTS Victor and Edison Machines THE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE POINTS OF INTEREST SEEN ON THE TWO-HORSE RACE) DIVORCE FROM HER |,,2.0m no, styiee my and Records ah dies the| Engineer Stephens was injured yes | terday in a wreck of a freight near here reomal mt- vr a JAPANESE, HUBBY riving introductory || BORGUM MUSIC CO,, DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION s The Chippewa makes an excur-| 4, BT ay pu a phir GP Bo yf 1207 3rd Ave. TRIP THROUGH THE sion to East Sound tomorrow. East Open Evenings Sound is a beautiful place, on one of the San Juan islands, having a) After 15 months of married Mfe|located at 713 Firat avenue for 18 Jare only two horses in a race one y | wit - . aia Seine ears bourht and took of them, barring accident, ts certain | 71th her J vp tinge sae t * o offices July 1 ’ second an he? So the b anisaki, spent in the Apanese co sandy beach’and pretty groves. The |to run alata go trip on the way is a grand one,| ie 8 vote Le ne mt : ary passing all the beautiful islands at |Arahamson at the Sheepshead Bay close range. For a trip to escape |Face track yesterday Is the more SAN JUAN ISLANDS EAST SOUND, SUNDAY, JULY | ON THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMER ony at Bellevue, on the eastern side} Lake Washington, Marie Portier Tanisaki has commenced sult in the superior court for a divorce 0—Phones—Ind. 1624. SEREN & BALDRIDGR Tallors and Men's Furnishers, 110T Pike Street, Between Boren and Minor. the heat and enjoy the sea breezes |*tetkish and remarkable. age aie a Biondi and beautiful scenery, this is un id. | CRE* the myatem jthat her husband, besides refusing | which. has to support her, has called her vile| both Reputa names and frequently struck her, |The Day of Kee s couple were married on March Come Ballot and King James were to be the only starters in the Advance Stakes. Mr. Foote, who started his urf career two years ago with $600 ital and has run it up to $47,000 Painieas Dentistry, | 4 for my offices and Success | ing Is Sure to Art goods, stationery, picture frames 20, 1909. he marriage license is If a bank should n in Seatt | " ng on odds-on favorite: ent Ma " 2 THAT PROTROT made to order, > burlaps, wail Lg oe ne ote Cang| sued at that time by es and aavertine to pay 'you one ‘hun ‘Patents Ree hy Poe te Warns, paperbens Sts hadi aditor is sign by Mrs. of your money for ninety days, peu||, ” Free. ing, painting and signs, is at the FED-| are no bookmakers now | Haraguchi as witness, who ts Would not care to déal with #ueh’a || ERAL PAINT & WALL PAPRR Co, | ing for < | white o othe apanese res i. 1914 Ist Av, near University st |_ “What are the odds that King| "nite wie of another Japanese r Having Dental work RIGHT IN THE SHOFYING CENTER | JaMes does not run as good as Kee- | ee pees oe If King James had dropped aaa |MRS. R. T. HODGE IS Soe yen a « and you are stung. DANGEROUSLY ILL Do You Need Teetht f artificial teeth ts in the race, or been hurt he could not finish it, or be » badly dis covery when she emember repalr worse y Rewer x rep $6 | imrn ely op > price charged experiment with your They are valuable, Ft require tw for my patients, and I gua twfaction, and my mak Have no terror to the || mocked Foote—gave him the merry| be on the road to or man with a bank account jhe ha, 40 be. slangy. | suddenly beca Next 30 ; _ : are! al ane yesterday morning. The oper tate atlent and alle J ' I | D “The odds a to 1,000," sald} ation was successful, and this mo Combine to contir d for “CHIPPEWA” Ballot won, King James was sec-| The question of how to low LEAVES COLMAN DOCK 9:00 A. M.—ARRIVES BACK 10:00 p. M. to riches stimulate shipping in this port} Start a savings account Bank Cashier Weds. was considered at length and with Get ahead and stay ahea Tremblay, of Butte, Mont., were | of the city, eoting held e | 1. me aneed 2nd tty ahead quietly wed by the Rev. J. EB. Thaabet oe Ghee in Teteen |! T and allow | THROUGH THE THOUSAND IRLANDS” OF PUGET SQUIRE 70 Ent = : | ARD : what would be @ good excuse to get oe ay MUTUAL LIFE BLDG. || BATTLESHIPS. yt agai. Pee Avenea tate ce 609 10th Ave. SECURE YOUR TICKETS EARLY AT 612 FIRST AVE. OR COLMAN DOCK e | ualified for a foul or for returning) Mew. Hodge, wife of Sherltt Robert | i Pintes y ofthese | to the scales short of the weight he! 7, Hodge, is lying dangerously {1 in| to fit, and after Im |have been only one horse in the} some weeks Mrs, Hodge has been | Dovtiat 'n Beattle and have thers «x terday.| without charge. #0 Abrahamson, who takes life | Doctors called « neces#ar o em Frosh a r sr re rae t t Hed fi dit yt A the P * $1.” returned Foote. etween I ana April 30,| Finds him ready to seize the nt btee Waen 4 oor Conn Marcus M. Murray, cashier of] out conclusion by committees rep SS mony $1 Ooo “R¢ PUNE » TRIP -§1 .00 ey tne “a per cent in American Savings Bank and|resenting the wharf owners and Than ever before in the City EAST SOUND, WITH ITS PRETTY GROVES AND SANDY BEACH, IS mie ct O'Brien at 7 o'clock this morning of lg Re Re ad The bride and groom will spend| The first thing the average man| struct you about. thelr care. then OTHER IN THE WORLD. TAKE YOUR LUNCH AND EAT IT Denys % W. Bullock THE STEAMER, OR YOU CAN GET AN EXCELLENT MEAL ON BO i | Saturday and Sunday are visiti Wanted—Your prumbing a’ an Sher ]race in effect. 0 the brokers! confined to her bed, but seemed to 3, ate, and this was| May 1 known familiarly a pu're on,” #aid the gloomy one Try to Solve Problem. first opportunity that lead ond. Mr. Foote won $1 er the wharfage rates and rust company, and Miss Matilda | lessees and the commercial bodies of IDEAL SPOT FOR A DAY’S OUTING. THE TRIP FROM The State 8 Bank of Seattle bps weeks in Montana visiting |thinks about when he gets home ta have your Dental Work done by any | friends. Dentist you care to go to. | A VERY REASONABLE PRICE. Yolman dock. Round trip 60c. *** ling Co., 228 Pine st. ala A Neh a a ge Ind,