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

THE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1910. Mall, out of ci year Daily by. The Star Publishing Co. Wal. Pons , borhan D Everett True on a Vacation John Bull Takes Gold Cure _ oe oe ou - IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK by Giving Gold to the Pool sil HE SQUELCHES A TRAIN BOOR BY NORMAN | dret NEW YORK, Aug Capt. | her Because of the Heavy Tax on ih ‘ n ar | Liquor, English Saloonkeepers "YM by hem Have Raised the Bottom of the i heart, and it’s @ wonder he rhe : Thomas § iwin ‘8 ntriking ty growr t ' a Measure, and Men Consequently J ty with one gt broak his blessed old neck prov-|almost in te ink e Th Before, Though ing that fact a couple of days ago. | make his fi eee ee : Capt Baldwin {a known as the|the field plane mad They Think They Are Drinking ‘oh aviator.” He in nearly 60./ {ts wide « ¢, the crowd was| More Also, he ia one of the pioneers in| horrified to see it dip #idowlse aviation; he has been making flights| the earth at an ac angle ever wince the Wrights and Curtiss|the captain righted it, got his ba 4 ‘ m flying practicabig | ance, d n came racing | LONDON, Aug. 1 hile (By United Press) | | he was a stiff w blowing | the Meld with the wind at bis bach 1 etting bles the Mineola course, and it was gotting stiffer all the time One by one the aviators put thet Makes Safe Landing. As the machine goes 66 miles ar la » was going about craft in the sheds ing es gaye acote: wind to ac to be over for the di : ae cisctt ahaa pe Seg ke a flash, then from St. Ge rowing turn, int wind Again the dangerously, but der control. H ound-trip flight ‘ arth. The childrén Children Cheered Him cine d thanks vociferous! ed too bad to ppo ' < Hamilton, Ltr ght Capt. B F. Willa’ hook hand in Hempate ar Mr A The children wanted to body fly. Few of» them | witnessed that spectacle OH, YOU FLY A DRAUGHT’ DID Yout SEES WHY DIDN'T You SAY SOMETHING yea spirit obtal a mash of ABOUT IT INSTEAD OF GIVING AN Ex- charified by the of malt.” t HIBITION OF YOUR GALL #1! Several members of the royal| ness fell rhe numbe alt tectly gontlemany eee family of Siam are expert amateur | aut conviction ‘iy 4 6,04 Ge Pas ‘entirety Gael photographers rhs bangs: 3 : enti 7 eran rs long came Bil Bib the heftiest cop in the d'‘strict. The gackwar of Baroda owns « sell f th ot 5 Jiamond necklace valued at $1,000, 1 this ny Welshman. | the te 18 oe 000. er,” exclaimed Per cidedly Indylike man. a { v ' : b tle \ “ D hj a : ‘ y va _ Out of four cus ne ro ancy ‘tn. Ver, vay esh USEC : : acta jt ee hoone pens gt and there! andr \ “ . F : he End.) J James E. Bradford, assistant co poration setenest, has asnennees . ‘ Hf After Abner Allepice hed his|, Cslvesten is spending $1,500,000 | future, 1 down thes MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE . saree Al Ff ar way, a concrete eid: ar igh Bomnineleas : - . j WY emperat k docto f iaet) oe iekins tad & taebeies euncl pe to ‘sapped he classified columns and wi : ‘ ge . had ewal-\ necting it with the mainiand of tat t ‘ e Sta Bradford d the de of end 1 Weeks that bh Texas. ake the ‘ \ : “ Somewhe ere are two free too great, and Bragford annour ‘ | \ Rounder . ‘ Moving pictures may be shown on )* Measure h in exactly t ame | tf es ised. They will be Bradford's supporters asser + i be anive Uph/y , ‘ o* t transatian ners to amuse passen- 5% | ne 08 the outsié F the persons: wt names campaign. !f Bradford does th id out for his b / : t ur wife w a ee . m1 ; a1 z ers, he will be one of the coi r " 4 A Nn Mi 4 nd ( F — =i The mer ii consclous s were picked trom oe pay — a serious factor in the fight as an opponent ¢ phy j ial) . > mnty, ae 1 Play boo! 1 ~ Pool mom he ing bea | tor n a be eeably When the proposition of running was 7 at up to Bradfc ; " . 5 give * ; s i ve is sie Aue iar his supporters had an ambitious political program outitned. f The government defines whisky as! os od rte . , car Bane clasalfied was to get Murphy out of the race with a pro of a chief deput : ship, and join the Murphy and Bradford forces. is scheme was short lived, for as soon as Murphy heard of it be fi e of candi dacy so as to stop the talk of his being likely to withdraw In favor _1 | vehaleaptplppiepelephennpleca Floor Coverings From the Great N. Y. Auction Sale time exclusively to saving him fro defeat at the hands of McKe ; a sie, f® an enthusiast In the Bradford camp. He is de pet rato wre Wise Sa es compen! fl 7 | A Money-Saving Opportunity for Those in Need of Floor Coverings for the Bradford boomlet, had ot being the pacifi | pa ee ala : ; i county politics. With Carrigan ing Bradford, it was plauned The Alexander Smith & Sons ¢ o., the largest manufacturers of floor coverings in this country, sold at auction during the first etree ret tuned wes the" i pce gal gray . week of May last, the surplus stock accumulated in their warchouses, amounting in all to six million ($6,000,000) dollars.- Our buyer and tha he lieve radford was e an fo hi place. : a f ; “ : The propasition was never put up to Hodge definitely, although was there every day of the sale and did not let any of the good things go without getting a share, consequently we were largebayers penn that it hed sing oo we 2g to — Hodge aa eet of these goods at much below the regular prices. to the manipulators that he would not be a party to any Jrame-up rs. A : piggy ‘ pe f wae Uartigme j i Phese goods are now heré, and we propose giving our customers the advantage of the great values we secured. The entite com B Sethows, who gt io Aap sean ela rae apes oe “1 y signment will be offered at extremely low prices for one week only, beginning this morning. The purchase consists of 350 rollgof tar rong supporter of Murphy for prosecuting at dtord | : > ; oe ) ne “ ng } c Mneup draws both from Murphy's and Griffith's strength to some ex-| i} pet and 500 rugs in Wiltons, Velvets, Axminsters and Tapestry Brussels; all bright, new, clean goods, most of them made for spring, tent. The men who are backing Bradford, however, would logically . 1910. be in the Murphy camp. Bradford's entrance into the race, as far , | : Taek . ® ; : as appreciable effect goes, draws a substantial follow : arphy. | F If you have a hotel, apartment house, lodging house, residence, or even ong room, that needs coverings, you should see this great The remarkable thing about it is that the men who 4 Murphy collection of floor coverings. The prices mentioned below are a to enter the race have encouraged this Bradford ny nt, which} can do Murphy nothing but injury Tr al lias ealiad ~ OOF 500 Rugs Included in This Sale s low as a wholesale jobber could sell the same ods commissioner. The effect of Heckingham’s entrance into the race for county commissioner from the city district is to make McKenale'’s THOS. R. MARSHALL. nomination a certainty ee MB Ko0d Orie and floral ¢ ' fers : “$1.85 McKenzie, prior to the entrance of Beckingham tnto the race, had Not absent from his wife for one 4 = is si 12x15 $45.00 valu ‘ $34.50 > jalan eee oe ene. teers wae, bows a large voting strength] night during the 20 years of thetr ; 10 ft. 6 in. by 13 ft. 6 in., $35.00 values of patterns and « that did not naturally belong to McKenzie. In a three-handed fight | hig ete fie ahdeest 0) of ‘ Beckingham would get these votes. Beckinham’s candidacy will cut | , 3 . or s Phillipsburg Extra down materially the already weakened support of Carrigan In a three. | " 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 In. § 00 valpes r $22 value, for handed fight between McKenzie, Beckingham and Carrigan, success | na, The governor is a great) | b by Size 6x9 ft, $f fs certain for McKenzie. Zeckingham’s strength is not as solid as it | traveler, but his wife accompaniés| ‘Was two years ago. Smith's best Axminster zs, in all ried life, is the unique record| ‘ ps Size y Gov. Thos. R. Marshall of| a He? Siz 00 values Sil. Phillipsburg Extra Heavy | ‘ Gite Sx6 ft. $4.60 Values, for & 285 | 2Y 2% Mt. $13.50 value, f him everywhere, and if she tx sick VE. ne f , Smith's best Wilton Velvet Rugs, seamless, Splendid | Nenperham reg - Weight Naas or unable for er reasons to emer shale eA eo: woes he ta inbreeos in. by 18 8 in., $25.00 valuc Auburn was invaded by the host of county candidates on Satur | with him. de calla off aby prope me peeing Pe wochag gh magn eee wareene 0 OFSSRTRL | os icuaad Mebdinra Welght ay. Saturday was Auburn day, and fhe interurban city certainly had| tive trip rather than be away from % | : ; ‘ $32.66. Our ries for this sale’. San ana Ko | $18.00 value, for & great celebration. All the candidates present were herded together | her andbreak his remarkable rec |) , 32 rp Ms 8A : $24.50 and compelled to enter a candidate's foot race of 50 yards ord. ‘ A Smith's Saxony Axminster Rugs—a sightly, dur . Ne pe rham Medium We All the candidates for commissioner from the South district were| in Indiana Gov. Marshall is al ) fabric. We have thése in many Oriental, medailion and-| bY 10 ft. 6 in., $16.00 value, for fn the race. All the county offices were represented by candi-| trong possibility for the next dem-| 4 ‘ 8 floral designs, in all colors. A full range of sizes Ne rham Medium Welght Tapestry Brussels, $f Sim dates. The foot race was won by Sheriff Hodge, who br ocratic nomination for president of 4 ] 7 Size 9 t., $25.00 value, for by 9 ft., $12.00 value, for flv ds ahead of the rest of the candidates. Former § the United States. In fact | q ! the 5, Size § ft. 3 in. by 10 ft, 6 in., $22.50 value, for senoariin Shbdtnm Wetent his successor with the prize of $5 1 ernor is practically the only | | e 9 ft. $15.00 value, for ‘ $9.00 value, for | bility, according to his " i . 8 6 ft, $3.50 value, for Manor e good low priced Tapestry Brussels, 9x13 | Hoosier friends | . Size 27x54 in., $2.26 value, for tt ore K | Gov. Marshall himset m | j : Smith's One-Piece Colonial Velvet Rugs. This isa} cares 4 Tapestry Brussels, 716 Ja candidate when the p y tal and medal patterns; made without seams Manor extra good I Tapestry Bru nm Bize Oxl2 ft 25.00 value, for . . ee + 10 russe] When August approaches it| farmer and market gardener to now| much the chief executive of Indl : 4 hag ’ vie 5 -ediaesdimaaia means that the end of summer is @arly cabbages and parsley for) #04 and he will not perm 350 R il C t I | d d . ™ Sear the tinuppearance ot the field Mex! Year” and spinach nd Drool | thing to, Interfere with olils Carpet Included in This Sale 4 and caullflowe DI 4|on that Job. A recent evidence « ome flowers and most of the birds that | Summer ues For the pans, 284) this came when the state democrat-| ‘ " fi) ii is " ats he florist it is} - ry py Smith's Savonnerie Axminster Carpets, In| Smith's Saxony Axminster Carpets. This is | Smith's Best . Bru led the air with rich and varied |the best season to sow seeds of|{!¢ convention na candidate to : melody bulbous flowers in pots, and for|8° before th i new patterns and beautiful colors. ‘This is The month of August was named|the placing in pots of all young the part election for|f % very fin ¥e wag iby che 7 pabris, 10 eee ‘ by Augustus Caesar because he! stocks raised in the green house Inited States senator, John W Te toc navlete ar Vota rooma “Bold tees, | and forel’ dtuigne, siitable for ay ee oot anew Ott) yore Miran saghy th tide teceit. | rutecns tore te Leen i] Karn wie namea for this candiday ate for parlors or living rooms, Sold regu: | and Kn "le for any room; | Made, laid and lined for soe Se the old Roman calendar it was| wed | t pf pes Koway- gil PE hence the party || larly everywhere at $2.00 yard. Our price $1.25 to $1.60 values; made, laid and lined an calend 2 ed those born’ in September, Oc-| but many me ¢ e@ party} » tet on = . ‘ . ' bi ne the seventh month of the year, but \tober or December, and. soula| Wished to name Marshall. When|J ™#de, lald and lined see BL Pod: | Dae vere wes Reapers, ame Tehri 7iee it was changed by Augustus to the initiate all business undertakings | the latter was Informed of this he|] Smith's Best Axminster Carpets. Thisis a | Smith's Best Velvet Carpets, 50 patterns to | wr'sve . $1.00 eighth month in January or October said 1 wouldn't take that nomf-| very rich, closely woven, high pile carpet, In | select from, in Orient floral and small | Smith's B. Palisade Tapestry Brussels Car The gem 1s the sardonyx, having) The following | cal events | nation if it was offered me on a sil-|] patterns and colors suitable for any room | all-over designs, In greens, brown, reds and | pets, Borders and % Stairs, in many Orien the power of insuring conjugal fe- took place during August: Kman.|¥er platter, The people of this state|{ In the house, You would get good value in | terra cottas, suitable for any style of room, | tal, floral and small all-over effects; all the city, and of curing serpents’ bites. cipation of slaves in England, 1st | have named as governor for four s fabric at $1.65 yard, Our price, made, | Regular price $1.45 yard. Made, laid and | popular colors. This is a durable, low The flower is the pond Iily 1834); departure of Columbus years, and, ¢ willing, I'm going to nd lined . ; ; yarture of Columbus fo: bo n \ ‘ ’ S1.15 | lined he oh fabric and for hotels a odging In Minnesota, the Dakotas, Mant- | Americ ard (1492); abeistioe = be their governor for four years, and 81.06 a and for hotels and lodgir Smit , vet Carpets i ; . sos cannot be surpassed for the price British » Bc gael ay 96 valet ad ition of oo less.” Smith's Wilton Velvet Carpets—a beautiful | Smith's Palisade ae vata , pd atchewan, Southern Alberta, i); surrender ‘of Manila. to ana inthis’ we i Belgium, Holland, Great Britain, h (1898); battle of Ben-| els Carpets, in the best low priced Ax ever made; | 00d patterns P for all rooms and is ers to atc & cA wears well and comes in beautiful Oriental | ®8!!8: ra to match; % car Velvet Carpets, in Orien |] fabric that has a luster and finish equal to | tal, floral and small patterns, suit Thore are more than 2,000 fishing |} the best Wilton, and durable as iron. This | abje for living room room or bed- | Smith's F. Palisade Tapestry Brussels Car meee Seas ‘ued Contest hae’ | Suomen eon ate ot vessels on the Great Lakes. |}, comes in many small allover and Oriental | room; also for hall and 5 A very dur- | pets. Many bright, effective designs, some gh a gigs “gs begin. first exchange of commercial ne we © (ut . | ns, is shade not roe m, brown and able, low pric floor ‘covering, rich In ap- | With border oF stairs to match. The best , aaa tai | SR ae | Be area | 807% Fike St. Over Owl ‘ a * @BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE CO.” Practical Demonstration of the Davino Folding Bed All This Telephones: East 414. Cedar 414, | ant the Gredit — : — You Want Business Bringers. 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