The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1910, Page 3

wIarwcwccost 52452234 IT Bc, ns sd Applied Wrinkles, our \ pplie . ome wisT REGISTE a \ mo Scars, It nited Press.) | « to the .. : wl at oe ie Smallpox eay wrt a es = AGAIN it m of as FORTY DEAD IN Dental Profession | ]Pittings, et ee rs er | JAPANESE FLOODS at | 408 Bi to desire ate in| Sean a ie hal and Aur fortboouins » vet ls “ay asT magister ax a specie and de United Press Freckles ‘ Parteenth ward 1 1 nanded t hey ena party _ fe ¥ Rs pp TOKYO, Aug. 10.—The heaviest . a pprennticn od "a i rainfalls in years throughout the proce ~ 2 ppeeetion will ‘ eine an 6 nab ; sland of Hondo threaten with dev LEFFING Py fp ihe orber t Seatt pig “ a */astation the rice crops of the er SAGGING FACES AND SAD " = oa ie te in b a . ie ee 0 Gre - Mipire. The greatest damage is re DLE-BACK NOSES CORRECT Bet" and the © nar atform on which ois niger eg . : ported at “Bhidzuoka, near Yok ED an Pp w ghast spring's ree nm | s “radical.” The ne Ss See Ste Some 8) hama, where 40 persons are report hair ; bogs: ase Seat] * . the campaign - pg Sah ed dead and 200 buildings sub 0 ‘ ; ‘ A win have cam ; a ~ «+ Mag! latte _, |tlon of the rice crop New York Facial Co. v ention 4 J ve Charles J. Hugt Ir, who, pheno The increasing reports of damage 340 Arcade Bidg r ay a ‘ ‘ = s he had sal so ¢, ert) * 6 caused prices on the stock 25 Peo és " aa, te ‘ t wan thick |market to soar, If the crops are o er Second , t of his party, an Ste : saree tor failure, famine and hard times w cau a m eturned from be experienced throughout Japan $a. m. to 2 ngton denouncing the maj f re. ay The tunnels, dykes and raile of ° : its planks as “socialistic i i the Tokiado fine and of other ra PALACE MARKET 1 age ore In the regular session the demo- ne ms. tae de have either shell ip Gane the approaching | | ded into two wings. The Gov. 4 SHAFROTH. ny ox washed out ats divided v , PRE REA I LSOTIEIY = ‘ tietion or they will not! ane ata a froth demande aaeaneiiae p of their officers. They Y nc — ied ont | t lore rubbed, overturn | * & # te tt Ae ee ee hee ¢ edit prsaai ew ental Parlors rt TTANOOGA BACK 4 which Sh F + not | ; : . @ ATNAVY YARD eubatantial | seal pons v2 Bergre wend be BANK CLEARINGS * eu Hist AV 6 mands that there be passed , 07.69 + ‘ : The |i" A direct primary law ROBBED OF $2,180 * 484 * refiner 6 A constitutional amendmen AND 3 DIAMONDS + Md egy * * : the jative and refe dum n trom the Phil- | * a $06.00 % ; vag! vice commission law | a af the week, giad of} A bank guar CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 10—/ward Mil aler of + Sela vi Proba ccounts for PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Mm to bome shore An amendment to the railway| Discovery by members of the/iand, was of $2 > Scala our § easiig vol a —— commission law giving that body | Young Turks’ cabinet that Chefket three jamonds a few mIn-|S cigar Ie pe * power to fix rates Pasha, minister of war, was not ute arrival in Low An-|% me “ 8 00 * Scandinavian Professor. The “headless ballot” law, re among those who were to be ae /geles from Sav Francisco ‘ay vonmantoend 415.00 & pi octor Nyvall, the new head/| moving party names from the offi-| sassinated, had the recently ex train at the statlo 7 purest Mindinavian department | cial ballo' posed Islahat plot against the pres 4 for & down town hotel. |* **#A AX * te Re ARK Drop in once a banquet and re- cifically promised in the piatf introduced ird factor into the red his wallet, containing two Ballinger Off for South fay night at the Swed-'upon which the members w political situation in Turkey $1,00 4 = number of sn Shedlitars in Sank Ra Danes, Swedes and Nor During the «| Along with Chefket Pasha,| or denom: 5 eat this dlatebe a te DENTIST 1 ger will | ne Seattle. The committee , house was th| Prince Ahmed, son of Abdull was gone. There ix no clue eltor Ports ; extends an invitation to agents of the railroads and big | Hamid, the deposed sultan, one of | :niog |Kiemath F Over People’s Bank DR. O. C. GILBERT, Wian-Americans to be Denver public service corporations, |the daughters of Abdul Hamid and ona t Corner Second and Pike Second and Yesier Manager. vall to who opposed the passage any Prince Afis Hassan, the Khedive's REFUSES DIVORCE TO and Both Phones 5 HOWARD BLOCK. of the laws mn, are mentioned as being im ‘it C BR Were Held Pris EAKS QUARANTINE TO EARN FOOD FOR THE ne STAR-—WEDNI DNESDAY AUGUST 10, 1910, seer eee ae ee? See I've Been Told Mere Lies hall Party Platforms Be Pith rpedigg hil ga Not in Colorado : » ares at Prices That Say “BUY NOW.” White Semi Nickeied Tin $1.50 Doz. Ovide celess Wire Saucers, pair Te | x 3 : Pp $ Large Size Russwin | “ Jain Dinner F be Nickel-Plated ‘ea or Coffee ‘ots tbe 3-Pint White Semi. ‘orcelain Jug E lish es, in 2 ecorations. Ch f opens 1 33 | The 10xi2inch French eany to clean Pt Oak Frame Bch Drip | Mirror .. 2 5c | 20¢ White Ename! Steel ‘ome shor | Wash Basin " C | 60c high crade House > | with finished ‘Bar Pure Cas 136¢ handio Mixing | 10¢ Mrs. Pe Cold tron Oc) | Handle bPlated “Good Han ger By ch ing ance we were fort another lot of facte a small factory Hose foot nant looked Onl the nent when foot by lant and end worth 15¢ THAT MEANS, BE ahi sta. All our Seree ] Doors tn two lots, a two prices, for qui Al Fancy Screen Door with 1% inet frame n rime of gps 31. 49 g with frame Chole 89c 15¢ | cain: IONSTRATION FIRELESS COOKERS AT COST H-GRADE HOSE REMNANTS While They Last unate in secur. ry Hose Rem quantity, over at time of our rts at 2 o'clock HERE AT 2 trically welded; 17 high; stays 6 inches 10 rode in roll at bottom Odd and Ends, roll Pattern Tea Spoons, Al plate on white metal base; very satisfactory $1.00 Ax—Choice of Short Handle Boys’ Axes or Long Handle Full Size Men Axes. Odds and Ends 59c y UNION STRZET. Individua Sem!-Porce $5.50 Pittsburg Fence— small mesh $3.98 $1.00 Set Tea Spoone—Wind 7c 17c 15¢ 10c Plate 49c 17c Broom. 43c 5c wires apart Alabama Judge Advertising |” JAP'S WHITE WIFE '*' | Before Marte ” BROTHERS MEET FOR| phtes wie FIRST TIME IN | spineve 51 YEARS antsaki, ah tive charges her husband with William H 79, of Coltax, | ames Judge Gay yesterday Wash., and Ws James, case, and 1sed a decr Los Angeles, brothers, met yester-|the girl had no testimony save ber day in the Rainier-Grand hotel, af-| own ter @ separation of 51 years The couple were ‘marri¢d in Fifty-one years ago they parted| March, 1909, and have been living — in Dakota, Neb. William elected to|in the Japanese-American colony ae aeSSReeaaEed remain in Nebraska, and Walt at Bellevue. The girl told Judge pris rena setenv ita turned to Ohio. William became|Gay that her Japanese husband eee governor of Nebraska, and later| beat her came to Colfax Walter served) | |GILL WON'T FIRE MARKET INSPECTOR | to take @ vaca-| City Market Inspector John Win-| during the war, and finally located in Los Angeles. A short Um to meet in Se ago they ttle planned tion together. Both arrived at the " ship will not be removed from of-| we eo Near gd ahead of|tice. That was decided upon by schedule, an Hye ied yesterday! Mayor Gill yesterday, after the hey sat around the lobby together) mayor had lstened for hours to jc Bs ‘ 4 ' e without knowing each other Eac h} complaints from. kardenern who The “City of Angels” and the Home of the Elk—Right in the Heart of the Olympic Mountains visited the King st. depot several) seit in the public market. Gill times looking for the other, and It| }. © ty gg Ae. sake oul Shs WASHINGTON STATE ELK’ clerk that he expected to meet his he mayor's action was largely 4 brother that they were brought to-| influenced by a petition filed on| wether, They will take @ trip to! august Frank Devitt and 62 | Augus an and 62 > Alaska other sellers in the market com WILL BE HELD AT nding Winshi work PORT ANGELE Stop Park Concerts. - Will Attend Banquet. Next Monday Wagner's Second] Regiment band goes to American| United States Senator Samuel H lake for two weeks, and during that| Piles and Representative Will F time there will be no park con-| Humphrey will be guests at a ban certs, Tonight the band plays in|quet tonight given by the Salmon Volunteer park, with Albert Night-| Bay Improvement club in the Gil Round Tri ingale, soloist man Park Methodist church - - is in the natu of a cel Deposits Falling Off. lbration over the progress of the State Bank Examiner Mohun-|L4ke Washington canal ONLY state ban at the 20 shows since the On March 18 the $86,643,809.26; on 98,61 ‘Renton Coal Wil! Be Delivered for the Next 30 dro's report of close of business on June a falling off in deposits previous report were A Fine Chance for Those Intending to Go in for Football or Bag Punching We have a quantity of foot ball clothing left over from last year, also several soiled trik ing bags, that we will close out at cost price to make room for our tock deposits June 20, $1.50 Steamers will leave Seattle from Colman Dock for Port Angeles as follows: fall high-grade goods, guaranteed in every re We carry the “Dart,” the Days ees ‘oh TM Wednesday, Aug. 10th, $.S. Whatcom, 12 Midnight “ Seattle Sporting Goods Co. Y, Aug roquois, 30 0b Angele ittle at at 11 “The Rubber Store.” Returning leave P at Se m., arriving Less Money $1.50 10th or 11th and returning on any steamer up to and including August 22nd TICKET OFFICES: Jattie at 7 o m. 6 1 J. W. Bullock 609 10th Ave. East 87. ind, 87. os Main 3969 MEALs SERVED. a A A ET TT, LR High Class Dentistry at Cut Rate Prices for Thirty Days At Port Angeles ; Aug 10th, 11th and 12th | BIG DOINGS EVERY DAY—ELK BARBECUE CLAM BAKE—PLANKED SALMON— BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Between Seattle, Tacoma, Everett and INDIAN CANOE RACES—GRAND BALL AND RECEPTION IN THE EVENING Str, Clty of loverett or Telexraph, Port Angeles is a thriving city uated on the Strait o e 7 » 3 Juan de Fuca and about 84 miles from Th dat fitee. 0 tn, Round Trip Jansi de of Seattle. steamer ride is a panorama of grand scenery | ac Only . tically every point of interest on Puget So ion dee Me this trip. Make this your vacation tr celebrating Three ro und ‘trtps daily. Leave Se. Tickets good going August at Port Angeles, take a run over to Lake Cr © fin est summer re 612 FIRST AVE. AND COLMAN DOCK 3 a5 MR. FRANK S. LEFFINGWELL |Of the Famous Alberta Country, A Comes to Take Treat t the Loughney Bake Dentists Pike S CONVENTION Bellingham Lodge Teams sort in the Northwest