The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1910, Page 3

eee (Conciuded.) a Broadway mars, Mien 1 went to see Miss Sim tm. She , eit any talldogs, eit Net One Campaign Pian. PWiy, no, { haven't any cam Plans,” she sa & “If I should be nominated the republican ticket with at, that would be equivaler Paection, you know "Bat you have an opponent,” i A “Mies O'Meara’s declaration Deen qualified by the prosecut ney.” il, then, that’s different,” she Maybe I shall have to be up political workers. It's nt from getting a position t a hotel, b or pages or BE teacher, where you make ap- can fication, both suffragists, one a re n I qualified I had | publican, the other a democrat men, all beth Marys, both womanly women, | yo, with a wholesome sense of humor|” The follow and @ natural diffidence to pub-| pritip A. sta licity My congr ti to a few school board leer Whi pm into a room full o : sed to be looking at im to see how my skirt hung SMe feel so conspicuous.” WPA this from a suffragette « d, will be a ee : INSURGENTS WIN SWEEPING ENDORSEMENT WI CAT IN CALIFORNIA AND CARRY WHOLE STATE rx od | rb copper into iron is not of great mi - Curry Friese financial value at present, R. a gee 59 at a single gave ultimate solving of the riddle ‘counted at that time indicated a| each other about , fore making public the result Incomplete ne in San Frar of his experiments ciseo give A. G. Spa 6,121 The new metal which | in wide-eyed | petter than a ent in the Se the Normal school at Yopsilant \ at the University of Washington. choice of Marys. to your candidacy THE STAR--WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1910 (“Big Business” Seeks a ned | n " , ho 1 ‘ t to} ceiver of the R LW rm par Jails Filled With Pickets t ' d the Oth ! t com The Metal Trad i t . any . . , Angele through It f Or t “ ’ wt ped we has secured th ‘ ” n 1 f and tha anne age ; } ef " j stat ie J a ing Jude k ‘ 1 I i b ’ “ Tally hat the w te A me the reent be laid t ecuting & or rited ' «ent | torney for criminal ot pod “4 tet Saas rat, Willtam Kent, insurgent} R. &. King, H, D n and A. D od a ef , t republt « . mon were the ers of the 7 , trict t A. Ha rt’. re Columbia pir . 7 : nat his “r "i yobs ore ft tM I my? J a : . didn't Rt 4 ~ M gg The Portiand Affair 1 “ t, at{it. The companies had an opt William = Hane ter In San Fr Jultue Kahr waukee road, wh Associa Mac t 7 ¥ \ seht retu mn PF and wh e h I Att 2 ; the 4 the a 1 Work Hannon ad 5 ated Wa Macarthur, a of irew e en a, sure oo K : 1 the noon b H. ¢ i aid N pr nit be t a t , ne Kab t he woe i no « ft t a av tat . I W and © la were ld o o npeeche Hanne w the ad Ane n gent, of Angele alig In none of these did the |attorney and th ty attorney was | and b t ! eR A. Meserve. res y have as forced to admit that the f« re r not yet ple 0 power to execute an ord of We are . . tit te not CANADIAN * TURNS kind and I don’t th the eto gg Tag ad COPPER TO IRON]. shows that “big Duvioess” lef « ' OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 17.— . seco iy _— wht as te Labor Men rt Reed, ¢ an Fi Views: ne ster ba pallens dle sur ee) While he deciares his discov. | ery of a way to tranamute HIRAM JOHNSON SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17 L. Keogh, of the Ottawa colle <a Counting of the on | giate institute staff, said today ake Candidate for Governor fay’s primary election that he believed that the die covery is a step toward the For years Keogh labored be- | dw nA "Me erve 2 John D h made,” said Prof. Keogh dorsement vote has ent or sup ased to some better | Kent In Second District. | HORSE THIEVES ng is a woman's} SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 17—| mn she does it| Complete returns from 17 pre (iy Catted Prove) does Women incts anc mplete returns from HOT SPRINGS, Ark Aug. 17.—/} better school principals than | eight precincts give Wm. Kent 105/ tn a fight with 1 | believe a woman would over Duncan McKinlay) at noon today in the yard of the @ better county superintend-|for the congressional nomination | city jail, Sheriff Haught was wound 4 the state headquart oun the sheriff killed ante ¢|. Maryay reports 137 majority | ing consciou: Miss Simmons is wate " jiss Simmon a gradva’ for Kent pondpeg nee ch., and bas taken special work | Congratulate Johneon. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.—Hb ram W. Johnson today recetved the following telegram from Gov. Gi! So here you are. Two women | joi; s of perhaps equal quali-| “Congratulate you upon your great victory, Am ready to cam for you and help is a teacher in the Maple f the ulations upon sure you of my We have combined the two Mark your ballot and take your| victory. 1 of this Odds and Ends Paint assort inel Rubber Cen Wood Sta ent Pints Liquid Wax; v Bes to 5c Choice We Grass Hook—Tem ae Child's Wagon—Steel body H gear Expres Wagon 98c | Bc Clothing Hooks—Large Size fA Double Prong Coat and 15 Pat Hooks, each c Rotary Doar Bell—Nich kel > | | | j Odds and Ends Preserv- ing Needs a erat ne Wax—Pure, Refin Bar : Sc | | | te, Mason Jar Special Jars Seen 4 . 3c ——EE—————E——————— TSE aT EF you know the value of money and appreciate unusual , you should investigate the wonderful possibilities $15.00 CHATHAM FIRELESS COOKERS, $12.50 ‘A few of these to sell at this price—used for demonstration purposes. 7 OA ENUE AO UNION crt ——-~ — ~| Edwin A. Meserve wired Please accept my sir hearty pgratulations. I ba hoped my fellow townsman and neighbor, Hon. P. A. Stanton, might realize his ambition, but the mem bers of our party. have decreed otherwise and | bow to that decree I am now for you as the choice of the party, with all I can do to make your victory in Né ver an tre as that of entire lot of Clothing, your wife's health will be ruined by the incessant toil which is her daily work Youcan help her more by getting her a case of Pabst Extract Pe POST Tonic than by actually doing the work yourself. Pabst Extract, on account of ] its great strength-build- ing and tonic properties, stimulates renewed vig- or and gives her endur- ance to attend to her | many household cares at the sarne time re~ Underwear, He etc., during a FIVE This merchandise will be Indianapolis Has 233,660. WASHINGTON, Aug 17.—The population of “Indianapolis is 233, 660, accordi today's bulletin Albany, N. Y., has a population of 100,2) Painless Dentistry the LOWEST PRICE » of 30.8 per cent, e census bureau in Puget Sound Country. sale. —$—— Odds and Ends Screen Doors Odd assortment of Screen Doors, in plain style, strongly material; 2-8x 0c Tennis Ball—Ayres’ English — Ball; lots of 35c $1.00 Cook's Knife— quality Steel Blade Cook's Kn 69 & or 9inch /s c Child’s Sweaters—Child's Button Front Sweater Coats, in assort ed colors; sizes 24 to $1 29 32. Special .... made, of se 6 8 or | and pobia. woman- Wm hood of her youth. The United Stator ESTIMAT be Font THE BEST FOR Liew DER. O. ©. GFLMENT, Mer NewYork Dental Partors, Inc O14 Viewt Ave. fs Insiet upon He 2he White Enamel Wash 13c 9c without « vioron machine Have Menified you i creatt- onet BE ctving =“ Qne Dollar Brings a VICTOR ‘Talking Machine to your home at your wish—why not order one to day Odds and Ends Stoves and Ovens $3.75 Gasoline Stove—2-Burner Gasoline Stove, with enclosed cabinet frame; safe, reliable : $2.49 $2.50 Oven—For gas, gasoline or oll stove; made of blued sheet stee! and well Ifned; 1 59 bakes like a range . Bake Oven treatments relieve instantly and cure more readily than any other method known Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Kidney, Stomach, Liver and Nervous Disorders 00Z$ % OO'OI$ WO 10791, oad ore tra wide and thich; A) wasranted 25¢ Bake Oven treatments are becoming more popular every day el b h ha That they will do what we claim for ther k any one w h C been treated by them, or If you are a stranger he me to our erman ry & 0. offices and we will cheerfully give you referer , c ; people in the city You will find the Loughney office nt Peo sdk, Seemed hie, heniiie 3 ef if ple’s Bank Bidg., rooms 220 ornert Second Ave I PRM es eps fare gw 1 Ce Hours, 8 a, m. to 6 p. m.; Sundays, 9 to COMPANY IS “Strangle Hold on Labor e. Taxes are very high | Works 4,522, for Us tates sen sewers all tests usually ap | 3 I eve money can be | ator endorsement | plied to iron, although it is | Ty chool expenses. Teachers The count is very slow. Noth basically copper.” | « paid any too much, but|!Me decisive on the senatorial er | eae heres <hleves We have had placed in ou istrict. ed in the abdomen, but before los to be disposed of at once, the balance of enncr end propose to make a clean sweep of the sold for ume of business SALE OPENS TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 0’CLOCK. PALACE MARKET Seattle Sales & Adjustment Co., At the Merrick Store, 703 First Ave., Foot of Cherry St. ; sell real estate, etc. I WILL ROGEVELT CUSTER'S LAST STAND. | FLY WITH HARMON? |,,(res'eet, motion picture ves lieve that Col, Roosevelt w fly with me around the aviation field for few minutes. said Clifford H, Harmon, the lionaire aviator, today to a pany me on Friday Friday Roosevelt w be est of the Doubleday-Page company at the laying of the cornerstone of the Country Life b ng at Garden Cit se to Boston, Part of the flights by Harmon, Baldwin and Pair Wapdmen Off on Excursion I ft ‘ » was t ngt eattle’s Dental War a : ee Good Thing for the People “ Dissolution ‘awa S H oe DENT MR. PHIL ROSENBLOOM WITH : he DRAWS FROM THE ROCHES TER CLOTHING COMPANY, 213 SECOND AV. &. ersonal ate TICK, k nd H . The Day of Recke mbine th your Remem- nts to I guaran- hands, ow! nd allow and In- are, then ne by any Sundays PALACE MARKET a Everybody nowadays is striving to secure the purest of edibles, especi Probably that accounts for our steadily increasing vol- take no chances here, rything must be the in the op in once. Second and Yes'er Both Phones 5 Model Millinery Parlors 526 People’s Bank Building Corner Second and Pike Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or. They will NOT telescope Cj They will NOT splinter They will NOT burn They have solved the problem of protection Sor passengers GO EAST IN THEM Oregon & Sy needa Railroad iis?% ciNirep O.R. & N.,O.S. 1 and Union Pacific | i