The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1910, Page 8

iy ig * } 4 y F IEVE. THEY E ENOUGH 10 CONVICT Ww v to be , he ands damag I A y A ola A n of v gator sent y the hotel and As ned and his let fact eived four com ane says n refused to give him because he d he e boy 1 by th atthe that transa: ers mn and his formed a m he may Lane's ev be learaed His that, inasmuch mber of » Seattle Association was likely to t WAS not necessary to against any mer PIPER ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDAGY SENATOR GEORGE U, PIPER State Senator George U. Piper has formally announced his candidacy for renomination from the 34th sen- torial district. Mr. Piper is one of the best known figures in the political history of the state of Washington, and prob ably knows personally as many, if not more, public men and politicians than any other man in the st He has taken an active intere republican politics during his resi- dence of 21 years in Seattle. To him is due the credit of caus- | ing to be enacted into law the fa- mous “Piper bills,” which provided for an appropriation of $1,000,000 for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expo- sition. It was Mr. Piper evolved the idea of utilizing the state lands along the shores of Lakes Union and Washington for the pur pose of financing the appropriation In this manner the general fund of the state was not touched. Had it not been for this idea, not more than one-half of this amount would have been realized. In fact, the meas- ures of other members of the legis- lature asked for only one-half of the sum secured by the Piper bills. As chairman of the m mittee of the senate, com he en . *“ |day of our avquaintance she spoke through that body the bill providing | 927 for the building of the maenificen: | MY beautiful ears, mouth and| Seattle Armory, the handsoment | 98 and I fell for it building of its kind west of the! ,, A Love Bonfire. Mississippi river. As chairr When Helen was divorced she this commiftee he was large! atrumental in establishing the new soldiers’ home at Port Orchard The policemen’s and firemen’s pension bill ived } tive sup port, and it w him that it pased the sena In all legislation affecti fare of his city or ¢ * principally due te especially acti igent. Mr. Piper has had passed more bi carrying larger appropriations, than any other member of the Washing ton legislature. Our entertainers entertain you heard them? The and Grill, First and Madison. * ‘Sk. he was| P|) Theres This Crowd “Fussing’ CROWD OF STRIKERS BEFORE HEADQUARTERS, NEW YORK, July 23. five thousand cloakmakers, employ ed by 1 manufacturers, are striking in New York for highe wag and an in emer tory conditions, The strikers a d a committee of 4 m women, to d They 1 with refuse, by Bullock Makes Demand for Concessions, Despite Threats From S. R. & S. Attorney. GENERAL SIDESTEP ON NEW LOOP FRANCHISE THE SEATTLE STAR Seventy-!ever, to deal with their employers | as a body; each manufac urer tx dealt with singly, and as soon as he yields, his employes are in structed to return to work, The atrik ha rented 128 gtore es in ious parts of New k, to be used as district head ers. On the first day of the cloakmakers joined the union, paying $3 dues each At se of which Bi elf in favor of essions and con Hock and eventing Saxe, ¥ pany, in the co | franchises, and Saxe de } resi Teens that the company 1 make no concessions, but if denied All the members of the corpora: |this franchise would stand on ex jtions committee of the council ex cept Bi and Bullock side j mittee yesterday after which was to have consid he appli cation of the & Renton & | Southern railroad for a supplemen tal franchise for a new loop of|commission has |atreets north of Pike st. As a « d that 2 cents a mile is a jsult the franchise next week. went over until to the isston ut mak dis | matic suggestion His Recommendations. would recommend that | committee consider ways Imeans to » necessary Isions to a amicably phases of street car service in | Rainier valley.” | Before the committee ad) |there was a vigorous discuss your and conces these the tiof Rainier yunce such to adopt rate of fare railroads, Shbouid it an & conclusion we prope that as the basis of Pay 10-Cent Fare. “It is an outrage valley reasonable for the people Within the cf limits, to have to pay 10 cents, and 1 do not pr further gifts company until id,” anid a waste of time y to got lik se. Th in to take the bu enforce © them a con vors to be tions.” se to consent to any fare ts Bullock. “It's and effort for to courts with cases thing for us to do y the horns and is by making of any future fa granted these corpora this Mr re dems itlon as HE HAD SUCH BEAUTIFUL EARS, DID LITTLE RUSSIE | —_—_____. | (By United Presa.) | NEW YORK, July 23. Saying | that on the second day of their ac jquaintance Miss Helen Woodruff \Smith, the Stamford, Ce | that he fell for tt, declaring that he still loved her and was willing to |marry her, Russell id, to whom the girl yesterday referred as a “nasty little turncoat,” today gave |more of her letters to the news | papers. “Of course I love her,” Griswold explained, “and always will. She |was my first love. Sh€ was mar |ried when she first made love to }me. I was only 18 years of age| ;|when we first met On the second {feared these letters would fall in to someone's hands and she pro- p., hetr-| d a love bonfire. She and I {other's letters, I refused, b I wanted the letters to console when she was away ‘Then she jilted me use me There never was a money consid eration between us. I love her for herself.” Most of the letters today begin Russell, my forget-me-not “Dear Little Russi and “Russell, My Dear Boy Sent you Liebes sruss In the form of a bouquet, but it wasn't half enough,” said one let ter, I have been wondering why I have not heard from you and have not seen you. busy, not dreaming you were sick. Poor little kid.” | “How are you and how are jaffections?” says another. Is the coil working? I'm on this end if you'll send me a wireless. A mil ilion k's from your own Brunhilde.” your | Dawson, Y. T.—Governor Walter £.¢c |lower Yukon points and a the interior. the were recorded im Senttle yesterday “Just Say” HORLICK’S it Means Original and Genuine MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. More healthful than Tea>or Coffee. Agees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritrous. Rich milk, malted gain, power form. ‘A quick lunch prepare! in a minute Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’S. Roanoke, Va.—Robert Hudson was shot and killed, Ernest Hudson, his | 14-year-old son was fatally wound ed, and R. A. Walk, a constable, was wounded, at Max Meadows today when Constable Alford went to ar | rest the elder Hudson. Hight divorce complaints were filed in Seattle yesterday Vive decrees of divorcee were granted in Seattle yesterday —Minnesota may not be called upon to pay taxes next year. The state treasury is groan ing under the burden of @ surplus never equaled nearly $4,000,000 in the tr Minneapolis. Ten boys Benttle ye nix girls were born in y North Yakima. — Mrs. Caroline Zuerner, 57, wife of George Zuerner, ja rancher near here, fired @ bullet OE Others are imitations. | through her heart yesterday, {ii Advice health caused the suicide. Machinist Union Picnic at Pleasant Beach Sunday, 60¢ round trip. Boat leaves Colman dock. - Pacific fleet at navy yard. Sun | day special visiting day. Round trip | 50c. Boat leaves Colman dock. °** en and lo gers are pray the forest fi praying just to hold off juntil their hay crops are harvested. | Who'll win? | strenuously for the Ten marriage licenses were take Heath ‘arte in je yesterday Washington—The population of Pueblo, Colo., in the 1910 census is 44,395, against 28,157 in 1900, an in crease of 58 per cent, Our entertainers entertain. Have you heard them? The Newport Cafe |and Grill, First and Madison, * Ohio%.Dentists [807% Pike s¢ er Owl Drug Co. 4 | High Jrate price aned de for thirty days Full Plates ........$3.00 ntlstry at a cut Gold Crowns ...... $3.00 |Porcelain Crowns . .$3.00 Platina Filling ...... .50c Twelve years! with all work We will save you money on your I@ental work if you consider quality written guarantee of franchises to this | to be guests, each to burn the | } | for another. | who | eas, spoke of his beautiful ears, and | Now she accuses me of blackmail I thought you were || dior os Nantes asst ay NAMES S11 AVAILED THEM wit t Kr an ( horn ’ r ' . ir $K and §$ t t r wit ni n xoh r r ner of the (THREE-YEAR FEUD ENDS IN MURDER The same problems that were| overcome, In part, by the ab | walet in the strike of the (ty Vetted hy winte are being faced by Los ANGELI J The the ¢ kmakers and the two | ¢ : f " te ” feud be strikes are sin nh many re | twe Frank M. } and O. P ons right bable | ep f pe “ t Mre. O. H Anne | t i, w , ean and ott lead nl nt 1 ed Wi ers will encou " street of Artesia a wt | Low ’ The trouble between Widaman and Hell ald to have had ite origin divorce sult fied against Tie by h wit nearly three ) 3 ag Wid an epr ted » (My United Press) SPOKANE. Wash, July 23 county Auditor Butler bas abar | foned his contention that there hould be both @ firet and a second ice vo! cast for United States tor, and in making up the t te for Uste \ have inted in @ form requ ring one v 1 atudy of the law rained n this point, but the akes the point cle tn} t ballot, under the heading, "For | hited States Senat there are prin i the names of four candidates : he advisory caption, “Vote for % ”“ only ’ * Mr. Butler in conclusive as to the Intent |SLEEPING CAR SERVICE To DENVER BY WAY OF THE OREGON a WASHINGTON ‘ RAILROAD, Seattle’s Dental War a Good Thing for the People The Oregon & Washington rath ad is now running an uptodate an sleeping car from 8 to Denver by way o' the Mnes of the Oreg road & Tam now «tvt my personal a Navigation Co., Oregon Short Line e and Union Pacific, The fact that will be handled fron Orexon & Washi | this « |land « Limited, the new fast transcontl July 3 nent m Portland to Chi fice in Beattie cago, should make {t attractive to least one-half the traveling public eee BIG TIME AT PLEASANT BEACH. Switchmen’s Union plonic. Pleas Jant sports and amusements of all | kinds | Leave at Colman Dock every | i hour oe} nk should open in Beattie | rtise to pay you one bur ‘a | ents on the dollar for the use Our ¢ ainers entertain. Have tev ainoty dave Foe you heard them? The Newport C @ to deal with such « and Grill, First and Madison. “= bank Having Dental work done t# just _ KF. ke puttin rm ¥ im the bank, and F. H. and E. F. picnic at Fortuna | Uni,a"the Dental work and guaran-| park tomorrow. Program, races and |tee are good, the bank is busted and you are stung De You Need Teetht A perfect set of artificial teeth ts h al t. I guar tes made at my he r I make you a set © to any Reputad attle and have them ex and if the teeth do not fit orchestra. - dancing. Seven-plece | “Fill Your Own Teeth” FILL-O amined and give satisfaction, I will make them over or « our money _b If you have « cavity tn your teeth Remember, | repair all my Plat without charge. A Hecord to Be Pro May 1, 1909, I decided not to re- pensive dente || services or you are too nervous for | | and cannot afford | the al, buy & package of F it Pre See erect c n silent and Den an antise materia lan | and will cure an aching t Per high | feetly harmless. If your druggist but I does not keep it, mail tte te t the price 60 per cent, and | Fillo Manufacturing Co. | 381 Empire Bidg., Beattie, Wash. Herr. FRANZ ADELMANN With bis orchestra will play at Dinner aud Supper latest musté May 1, 1909, elaht thou eight pa © benefit and April 36, even hun re ents care and atten our high-class work at halt charged by the Combine ot experiment y are valuable your with K tater outside Call and allow th, and in r 6, then done by any go to from “Madam Sherry,” “Bright owen Bye “The Child of the a |f Prince,” and “The Prince of Luxenberg,” by Lehar. First time in Seattle, and latest song hits from New York Hotel Savoy Cafe Second Avenue or Business And, like the elreulating medium of the human system, it must be kept in order Every buaine house requires a competent ba ing connection to keep Its ey in safety and in order. This bank is not only entirely reliable as a glance at Its list of Direct ors guarantees, but Is also espe clally equipped to efficiently han dle commercial accounts. Your banking business is solicited The State Bank of Seattle Mutual Life Building First and Yesler TENTS BAMBOO PORCH CURTAINS | mic | The Hest Merviee. 1 004 4640 Kinnear Mfg. Co. 2001-7 Kastiake Ay GOOD MACHINE, SAYS SCHLUMPF, FOLK SPEAKS 10 tturry En ie . v3 NEW EM CA 15 jin Indigestion fler, ¢ ater tment) and a half last night with an old "time democratic talk } j roing given a re ng receptior Polk 9, not a second hand not an orator in any sense of the firet ola ition In every reape the elty. T? pis t - $600 or $70 quickly relieve tt real 1 t 4 Surmied cating. ‘They scummy t cars made. 1 have owned 1 ony t ny » and act, ure myself, and have pald for my . digest ang ng to back my own judg g ‘ pepsia, blog regarding them ing, hic ‘ter taste in the mouth, and flat e. y Residents of Cape Town, South : : , With reg Africa, get the correct time every ona Care in cating, Beecham'y night by the switching off of the or urrent in the central power station }causing the winking of the lights in every home. | BIG TIME AT PLEASANT | Our entertainers entertain. Have BEACH | you heard them? The Newport Cafe | ‘ ; oo j}and Grill, First and Madison. °** - Aep Switchmen’s Ples ant eports and amusements of a Stomach Ills | Wanted— Your plumbing and | kinds Hacer heating repair work. Brown Plumb. Leave at Colman Dock ever eywaere, 1m bones Ite, and ty Jing Co. 223 Pine st *** | hour owe | sail BEAUTIFUL DAYLIGHT TRIP TO UNION CITY T THE HEAD OF HOOD CANAL Sunday, July 24 ON THE STEEL PASSENGER STEAMER “CHIPPEWA® ENJOY THE CHARMS OF A TRIP UP HOOD CANAL, THE SCENIC TRIP x, | OF THE NORTHWEST. THE EVER CHANGING AND PICTURESQUE BEAU- 4 TY OF THE SHORE LINE, THE SNOW-CAPPED MOUNTAINS, THE RE FRESHING SEA BREEZES, THE HOME-LIKE COMFORTS ON BOARD THE “CHIPPEWA” WILL MAKE YOU FEEL THAT LIFE IS WORTH LIVING. THE STEAMER LEAVES COLMAN DOCK AT 10:00 A. M, ARRIVES UNION CITY 3:00 P. M. RETURNING LEAVES UNION CITY 5:00 P. M, AR | RIVING IN SEATTLE 9:30 P. M. | IF YOU WANT.A ONE DAY'S OUTING IN THE WAY OF A STEAMBOAT | RIDE COMBINED WITH A MOUNTAIN TRIP, JUST TRY THE CRUISE UP HOOD CANAL. YOU CANNOT BE DISAPPOINTED, AND YOU §& NEVER WILL REGRET IT. TAKE A LITTLE LUNCH WITH YOU OR f SOMETHING TO EAT ABOARD THE STEAMER. MEALS AND LUN SERVED AT REASONABLE PRICES. REMEMBER, THE ROUND TRIP IS ONLY 1 ONE DOLLAR TICKETS ON SALE AT ALL HOTELS AND AT 612 FIRST AVE. AND COLMAN DOCK. | ie Ur food oF yous ck lunch, & food, are surg in some estion, more OF Jegg Put an Endl | | | Broadway District } We are forced to sell immediately a few of Its Strength Do you know that ordk nary coal—Lignite—slacks like lime, losing and heat value every ay our choice lots in Travis’ Volunteer Park Ad- it is in storage? Lignite Js soft, poreut and full of molsture= that’s the reason! LADY WELLINGTON COAL /s a hard, clean, BF tuminous coal with less than 2 per cent moisture It keeps in storage Indef initely. So you can fill your Bin for winter NOW when roads are dry and hauling cheaper, district, two dition, situated in the Broadway \{} blocks east of Broadway car on Boston street. We will sell five of these beautiful lots at from $1,400 to $1,700 each. ground Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Mr. Albin will be on the DAVID ZERWEKH 218 Sullivan Building —_—_—_— LUMP, $5.50 NUT, $878 FURNACE, $3.75 Wall Transfer & Storage Co. P Ton at Bunkers Order from your dealer oF BAGGAGE, FURNITURE AND PIANOS direct ia MOVED Baggage Stored Five Days Free. 2400 First Avenue Seattle, Wash. Ind. 1985—Main 3276 401 Hinckley Bik Both Phones, 5040 For West Seattle Price® Phone West tt ‘Coal That Holds ¥ Lady Wellington Coal ‘Pacific Coal & Oil Ce SSESS BEBes? ASKwererres CRI PLASSETEUWIEL PLP SEESE SEE een es. SEFEFEZIF cee Eee ag. ZF5E*E, [ zizz