The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1910, Page 3

Imm StAK-—TUESUAY, AUUUST 2, 1910 ‘ (MAN MN FALLS. KANSAS VOTING He T houakts Millionairess Loved Se ec eee ees eee | it HOM ON INSURGENT Him; She Didn’t; He Wants $50, = NEW YORK, A tite some more, eve ‘ dred unique ar t hagd to believe i New Y lette trefim 1 do household aa evider ourt te 1 am Bridget, t t t mnwilling § ometimes and ‘sometime m (hy Valted Press By United Pres $50,000 for pilg Lady © Helen — sometime am )PEKA, K Aug. 2—Six ( dy Mind Woodruff-Smith; but i 4 Calde { ways ye Li nuk te ‘i : : Reco ttle, old Hell. Ple ntit ; ee N Zoot, ( Reed: | eons H to send few « J tay | ¢ 1A ny, and two progre : ée 4 hosen me ‘ “ | j ned ni ics ‘ Apa tainly are absolute luxur did ‘ 1} i he fe t thin ter H ‘ non ple of K eat 4 ribly tance. And I i | : As a } ‘ u prec i ye 1 i V nt lead | I ! n heer “THY t cea j (Pag va © progres: |, a This kin fere te in | was | SlV " t ! big “F i An, wa 40, hand 6, 1908 t Sample No f heart eta | MN TOMLIN cata cot. Es ae ae Tub Frocks, Girls’ Coats | ga fs to ascerta dag whether the o fig the terms on wh A fair ocean of My Dear, Dea hy y heart and finds ¢ you note fills me witt in y tae sabes up gl hae RUSSELL GRISWOLD Pr : i of fhe Green and Harr — u alone Now I x urket Ever not see Skirts, of white ene and 0 $3.50 : his Em ite principal ones 1! nk drops will #« how | seems lke Jur Immer dein, I Or Dr . ' te Bioedaied =the Cu cathe aaa "tina BRUNNHILDE inen¢ t eSse I _ — ing Siegtric nks of someone and 15 Tan Linene One Dresse vere $5.00 ai x. Always and of you a i a aad ees | Roosev ' 4 BRUNNHILDE clio Linene One Dresse were 00— jmely been specially a “simple ite ; { 00. ws wi DOW awaiting form of the org. 00. are Md Ge commissioner his negatior rs cle gad there was there today said pape nd$ i ith ie fo probe the mat ly to enter into a controversy with Pg yee a ee te Roosevelt on a question of ve ainsi teat A “ nd > ) —— a acity,” but added HEL 1 =f. That which I wrote, of course, ts And Now Some Verse $4.95 j ore, ‘ Liebe values up to $4.50— ' } - of a ntle 0. y were ¢ y heaven's sake | he to see y -Y Paces Wes yee greet for the pre ous te |The ok. the er winds should gg apt gel 20 Coats for children; sizes 8 to 12 1 1 by Frank that esterday. ° ° ° tow and how you feel in your 15 Short ckets for Women, in covert cloth and woolen mixtures pip ae T t way of shaking And all the ways be ch A with| mind and eye t the spect snow "lam I" just the es and reque of Guggse ! f ri } * (By Caited Pree.) [eens Conyene., F tyr t oat Hhide, for nd try ting the Meadows _— selman, a prom 2 pad aes ~ Ey apitan lence | poems if you write ot |w aketet ears dropping from ites for Mra. Short | nt cy age ll he 7 doin and wheth r | aie scale All Are to Go at $2 - & ed ouldn't begin to pay for the material lone The following list will j ive you the ex fact 1 1 ScFtbeeete ee CRIPPEN CASE FEATHER IN POTTERIL| II] § == essai ean. were () bar allowed Mrs. Short "97 I altmeny | Z ¢ SECOND AVE UNIVERSITY ST} SEATTLE ~ceem eee z THE CAP OF SCOTLAND YARD mR STATE HE STONE. Fi ae @. e will be cen ativen’ tdentificatior sai |“aF STATES WANT STREAMS, FISH, WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE (Written by John E. Wilkie, Chief | impossible for a fugitive to escape of the United States Secret Serv ent Liccsivinaniaias CEES CEEEESS CEES Gp | @) Gy jee, for the United Press.) A phase of the case on which the WASHINGTON, A I have attention of the r oe jeorge F. Cotterill, democ ” ; : ll say the de-|of the vietlm and the proof that a! Odie for the talted i GAME, THEY MUST SAVE WOODS ISSUE IN OKLAHOMA vend lo Mage SE ee ie capac teatacy |senate, has filed his notice of can-| PENNSY FORESTER. a sebe was in harmo: one of the a ele ne P n x . 4 the dramatic incide rs in t world, he or veda . e coe. ed et HARRISBURG, Pa, July 21 of our rivers with their flow at GUTHRIE, OKLA Aug. 2.— — sgreegt a senator district “otter has | 2 i red es th cad prachar- Pravaregl ma uty Commissioner of Forestry present, we realize the necessity | wo; e _ ; ae enorery 7 he a Yard ; : as his bome in the 12th precinct of ne 8 * ‘Willlew ad Sahertran ed tahoe pal ong ge Woman's suffrage is one of the is- : a ‘ ° 3 pen’s house tn Lor ernment has an impreg : " dee 0 is 1 ams, 0 r ania, aki sues in the Okis a i Der Semi-Annual Basket Sale of Odds and Ends is now in ane. uaabanane ase -balit. on. elrenmotant evi. Loe rd ward lite Gilliam a t] the state which is foremost in the} Pennsylvania is takigg advanced ss h Oklahoma primaries to- t ess. Hundred ft too small to advertise, but the wireless telegraph is a dence, and I have the highe lone = ae eh pega "| preservation of food supply of measures to preserve its aquatic 4ay. Lee Cruse, democratic can- 1 ogress. METeGS of at td ” ” B)ful demonstration of what may be lon of this conservative officer. If! it had been t » legislature {8% and game, believes states rae _ i gg ory oy ant ;didate for governor, opposes 3 9 equally as good as these. accomplished in the pursuit of a|Crippen be convicted the highest | tried to change it into the 2th | #hould take sweeping measures to oaly stocked se x food fab, mat woman's rights, aud has made this a criminal. Its employment is credit will be reflected on Scot-| qistrict wave nature, with animals which serve a8 [00d | 74+ part of his campaign. Thomas Pennsylvania, for instance, for food fish, such as frogs, bull-| ” |should make a permar reserva-|/heads and fresh wa terrapin. | Ferguson is the repubiican candi tion of 5,000,000 acre forests From the eight state hatcheries |date. Gov, Haskell is not a can- in various parts of the state, he 1,250,000 fish are turned out an-|didate, the Oklahoma concrete illustration of the fact that land Yard, and will add to the Cotterill’s intentions have caused Folding Lunch Box, | $1 Food Chopper, 73¢ }] modern conditions aiding officers | many laurels won by that organiza-|ay much comment any other 15¢ Family size hee the law have made it nearly | tion | subject of political discussion late food choppers, axmcaas j ly. The republicans who will be! oo. nually, very nearly half as much vitted a 5 tte e eithe | . , ? vrohibiting re-e chops quickly pitted against Cotterill are either/""li., and game depend on|as the total output of the United | Tombiting lection and easily all Ironless Age 7 thee Us; Daniel Landon or E. M. Williams] wreams, and streams depend on | States government Another raw or cooked who are waging an interesting |r routs,” he said. “Forest reserves|hatchery is being established, mente, vee Back to the Farm---Hill] i: © "tics ait irr, Soft! Sat uta te tne weet ®t) WRINKLES tables, ete aystem of reforestation must be Cuts cleanly, It Other can ® to file were king. Old trees must be pro constitution 1 4 ] F] j @ea's Extra Strong Black | |] i Folding Pocket Lunch i i | state organization, the United — - —__—_—___— he inset cc > © “J Mixing Bowl, 21c does not mash ,,| Albert M. | Robinson, Echo Lake,| ‘cred and seedling trees planted. | Sportsmen, does educational work HOW RE M 0 V ED . the food. All (By United Press) i) Damn your charity, give us work representat ve from the 43nd dis-|i’the people want streams and fish|to conserve the fish and game sup W Glazed Yellow Mixing parts heavily NEW YORK, Aug. 2 Bac Our ome peae the produc oo f enor Lone, Sonminte, and gale, tt must have forests.|ply. It ure that real s} It is generally believed that . ce retinned. Odds the soil or we perish!” is the warn-| tivity of the soi iP est Seattle and Stephen 4J./\ 0) we compare the original flow |in taking me scientifically wrinkles are unavoidable, and are wih heavy rolled edge, and Ende- ing sounded by Jas. J. Hill in his| Hill declares the United States| Weston, representative from the| ¥2&? ™ mpare be ¢ ‘ . a : mistakable marks of age. This Or laundry c Highways of Progress,” just pub-|has done with its soll what it has} ‘b representative district * is an r. Wrinkles are the re Odds and Ends 73 lished by Do day, Page & Co. | done with its coal and tron—wasted —e | sult had the losing their fatty lly change {ts ideal of being|ftvers and by deliberate soil ex ‘CHURCH PICNIC lr tes ton removing wrinkle Sad Iron, 13c 15c Clothes Line, 6c ation hausting, by growing single, big| fla, lotions, ete. We can | such a manufacturing country. The ] is IN HARBOR nek F ‘ Sad Iron, with smoothly | Well-Woven and Strong Cotton apid destruction of natural re-| money making crops year after year is GREAT S Cc E absolutely remoy 5; ieee face; specially adapted | Clothes Line, in 40-foot hanks. [|*ources which can never be re-| Without thought of fertilizing or re | and lines from your face by a sclen- ; 4 sig ylenishing by crop rotation. The The French cruise ontea tific, up-to-date and b ess me and shirt 13¢ Setuhauhiance die ond 6c stored to the earth will for nin | ie onet Sd nea | The French cruiser Montealm, in Re : oe ee Ends special ang ushels of wheat to the Fi | H s z “ ‘ > 1 ! hea a | isc and of Rear Admiral F, de| 04. As the artist gives | Odds and Ends 7 re b 1 e p acre,| The mam pientc given by] : b ‘ » Oe! beauty te canvas, so can we 3 hin 2 perbay Austria, cropped for a thousand| Our Lady of Good Help church at Castries, arrived in port at 7:30/ transform that old, dried 4 u PR ac engin paper gon | PEE - f nat old, dried, wrinkly 3 a timber product | Years, produces 17 bushels per acre,| Tesch park yesterda a j last night and anchored to a buoy | skin, hollows and scowls. No mat Nl deep wrinkles Rocky mountains 27, and Eng. 1eeen Fully 4,000 people| | . Te 2 | ““ worth recordin a th A (By Waited Press.) a th tream. Immediately upon | ter from what cause, w im : 4 h a (on ewe ire OSS oves By the m of the prese oi a2 he picnia An the afternoon! WASHINGTON, Aug. 2—As one| the arrival of the French vessel | PFYe your face, you will look from century our best and most con-| | . P | move In the extensive federal pro-| ine . ” . we « rs ne re are: fa gh SAYS GUS ae park this afternoon and ever Ne French vice consul, M. de| moval of these ‘diuticeriny tanks ‘ Sold on Easy Payments Salona Tack tise tonetanie -0an Jing will close the program. Many|oeedings under the anti-trust act,|:apey-Mahy, went aboard and call-| Freckles, pimples. black’ heade, _ oe pbiore ee * ped 7 yn eee ath event itl be on the pro-| United States District Attorney on the comma Today the x pittings, moles and Baskets of Bargains Baskets of Bargains an enhanced cost which would| mine tells me ee ey . : ign eb psa Wh Wise, in charge of the proposed | vi officers w A be tendered | superfluous hair we remove quickly 3 bo probably compel the entire rear that de — mont | “tart & of music and an exhibi, | prosecution of the American Sugar |/01NIN' eneptions . ae bore and re expediently g faces and 14 a i os se Beart ad 15c $1.00 Raz 49c rangement of industries and revo dthappointin’ | eo ve trish dances, Lunch “win | Refining Co. known as the sugar{ {urn visits will be pald aboard the imap rf et noses cort cted , i § c 50c Nickel Silver Tea mon life | is tu set at a te ‘ tis beginning of an action against the , arte rendations furnished upon reques | @ Letter 35c ek ma Nickel Silver Tea 29c “In the year 1950 we will ap-| banquet table] evening big combine. The action is_one of | -— gtd et Shae Pda oak 4 | York Facial ( ultivating Co. | sons The Montealm is 420 feet long anc M2 and 340 a H Me tinct ; Shelt 2 se, Soft Ch proach an ironiess age. Our home| framin’ up |the sults planned in the govern:| The Montealm ts 420 feet long and Parlors 243, 34 and 340 Arcade 13 5c | SESS Layee, Som Chamos 89c supply of iron will have retreated | speech and den Mass for Father MoDonald. ment’s trust busting campaign, and| "88 &. | a Meet slde ain 8795, i} i onine almost to the company of the pre-| have de toast In the Secred Heart church yes-| will be similar to those against the| "es & ben =m Pororigigyeio paged Mimeey Xe iain ; 15 i6c Children’s Tennis 59 aus mates | master past YUlterday solemn high mass was American Tobacco Co, and the| *" tentative plans for a public re-| j . AVE | shoes, patr c Not merely our manufacturing up | brated for the repose of the soul of] Standard Ol! Co. hie sitar sie dull Mal bdr ual ee Pint Can Le Page's 35¢ rp Steel Paring 25c industries, but our whole complex Salisbury’) rather MeDonald, who died in mans Sistas ‘oe ves, 2 for .. industrial life, so intimately built | peddlin’ that) Montre The mass was sung by | SITE siteomnsianaiicnigihenrsnishaieunniinancntimmmmenetines it OS m cheap iron and coal, will feel cart meee ao ighttrbcrgvd oe Just Say | the Baskets of Bargains Baskets of Bargains ment. The peril is not of remote}¢tly wind’ dope agin, Maybe he'll| att House 5c 45e Pint Liquid 29¢ a Mla il a Q anyon HORLICK’ Ss T cE ‘| T ~y ety soiccrine Weise, 19¢ |ocemento tor I "Wher, tha WENDLING BACK SHOWMEN!!!! age ar nal WM Monee maw Women CUREAINS ! : Me Bandy Hovgeicia Se Hose Menders, c fi, 08 Lewiston, | Monk. = rf pee 256 | run 5c manutsstured prodact © muck as a| GAN FRANCIGCO, Aug. £—With| En tee ee ar, ana byron] Se oo MILK | Git Prame £0 " noun | j i 0c Quart Arcade Paint 4s his buttonhole and al ‘helps are returning from San hisper of care about the needs of|a@ rose in his bu Phelt -drink for All Ages. ae DC | oa totor 39c the time marching so swiftly upon|emile on his lips, Joseph Wendling,| Western Washington Francisco in an auto tos | _ The Food sh f and Hat 15 2he Light Damar 15 us? accused of the brutal murder of E newlyweds their blessing. | More healthful than Tea or Coffee. AVC | Varnisn j ae c Hill points to England, where the| Alma Kellner in Louisville, Ky. | air A highly sensational story printed | Agrees with the weakest digestion essure of too much attention to/ left today in custody of Capt. John Keptember 19 to 25, in an unreliable newspaper 14s) Debcious, invigorating and nutritious, | ! 4 manufacturing at the expense of Carney ef Louleviiie Wendling F000 "in tee tien night. hinted. im various way th ‘| peop Nag i TL farming is already being felt still maintains his inno an effort would be made to annul| g : , 1 tote @ arlbut From a million to a million and) serting that he will be acquitted as|GG, E. MAT v OX the marriage. As a matter of tact} 4 quick tench prepare] in a miaste. a toe serra ane Ha N 1 half of men are huddling together soon as he ie tried by the Kentucky | . ier. Parry and his bride will } eee foc HORLICK’ | “1 Servi ts AVENUE AND UNION STARLET. in her cities, uttering that most pa-| authorities. The prisoner is due to| mis aaa with the bridegroom's parents after | ‘ake ne substite IKinnear Mfg. Co thetic and most awful ultimatum: | arrive If Louisville next Monday | ORT DOWN ON A MONEY MAKER ¢ camping honeymoon is ¢ | * Others are imitations. 2001-7 Baotha