The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1910, Page 8

ae | nD —__, AS WILDLY AS TRUTH ABOUT THE LIFE OF A GIRL IN THE LAUNDRY *#&?,rouice ar Dyck uri FORT LAWTON UGK FLAYS CANNON MUR i r b Meets. of the Geattie held at Pip irs, W. Ww, August 26 ck will give hit recent 1 made him g ———. ANN ADDAM6 IN THE LAUNDRY SORTING ROOM (Conciuded.) bet 3) ay “The Exclusiv MONITOR TALLAHASSEE AND (55 So rer cas Same Seite [Se ere meee ee ogee AIRSHIP IN SHAM BATTLE): foc.2.6 out Samii mae Gera tat ete ae] Special Purchase Seeae cr =e By United Preas WASHINGTON Aug sham b bet weer —«.f——~ It is also true that no man ever) Whe card of the men were | erated in the timt spoke to me in my life as did theja: the eadwater J th proving even pitied elgg Sin Sood Alig eang dD cn Se at Plage yall neti rf 2 e In the laundries you see soul sul fa ” a t « n i ian wc tho EM, janpol EP ivangh on which 18 | OREGON ‘TOWN IS | & NO DRAMATIC FEATURES IN TRIAL pei thor olen a fo} OF DR. CRIPPEN AND MISS LENEVE) Improved in Helena (My Unites Pree.) ov f . x oo . | - | HELENA, Mont, Aug. 25.—The) JENE, Ore, Aug. 2 Wend fon & run the ‘ork anyt ft 7 om t od Frese) t ti forest fire situation y | ling, a lit town near E io, wae fe f 8 eExXpected riallyst, has stated that he has iden-| ich Nature ts « ponsible, | three ""g nen and a ste wer - ir ord: Bo! or oman, but Dr. Marshall, who con 2 - + | who od at . " IN , fonse ob- | ducted the post mortem, testified | thus permitte fighters to back ae the mye we jable that the f » almost | before the coroner that he could | Te successfully an” eunen ae wholly over a pnical not swear as to the ¢ The wind has also moderated in|the women « Jand that emotional ap > | 2 - P a marked degree and it is now ap-| , Re a la pany f jury will not figure at all in the p . : parently certain that the il them « a r Bugene e case ! ' 6 conf to the areas n From Newton's standpoint the af , 2 1 4 over . appears substan | 1 , ion, t , In only one district does t the mill | whelm . uation appear really thr - theme i - ‘ anon Cas + wane Be ments of a human body were | de belng that ite a shoot tan at Thompson Falls and te ire communicats me od tomorrow het : c: ay V es fier a wom rp to 'f nd fuch a cs in along tt ar | “Several big firee are raging in ertully attractive line of rerie aists at this nes of onow fell im th he mountains of this district, and|) price—$1.75. They constitute a special purchase (iy United Press.) er jef Melik, is dead, and PITTSBUR( 25 T er mothe ried again to And Princess Anita, « ter of Chief |rew Jac s living im Nowe Melik of the A t off the coast of Alaska, e 1 a con a ri ratrick Yent in Victoria, B. C ter a | Laugt 7 wher of |g. ‘ student in the Che school | Alaska, wh in Juneas, Ghe| Ae te Eaton near Salem, Or, and who, with a/tired o ‘ ent of school | rroscers : an ‘q oat he Condition 0 . girl chum, escaped from that school | life and more than a year mit | ete : nic ese trawl re ee ee several homesteaders have bees of new crisp styles I cured at a saving and joined a trave the t h 1 os ts wats » th res, then rapidly urned out by the rapidly epread “A “priate ds ? : : ony. Sy Baee r " ~ ee “ . ut ¢ t « t Ee eee | toward the Yellowstone park, while | so decided that we can 1 about one- charged with shopliftin a ) ol hanes int ‘ t-lto have ed Ay > y downpour bas saved the 3 n§ half their regular value p! d assortment Princess An ec ‘ dx valuable | ‘ ae * : 1 . f 1 « which in the Flathead country. | } Pesukce 4 : se : Py: ent Ried henin ch i : 5 arnivaljone to determ r originally to have belonged n the business section of yles, entirely new. A remarkable offering shirt waists which he f ‘ enh po hat the ‘ $ " e, Wednesday, was ar ‘riday and Saturday. the store identified a -_ . “ needa a Friday an uturd displayed on the ew |W fe « hey | aly = — = iemnisamiiniie er ies Minuten’ previously. "The “air 1 KILLED OPIUM SMOKER reveatt SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. | tonight may me: ffering t " N WRECK) zero: crcvrece ree, om oe or | Odds and Ends in ~ =x Wednesday and ¢ Fe ti — i of ee cereigt opium den in a lodging house oh Pike ot, Pree eeeat nese |to do their ire wok by At Soda Fountains or dates reigned im police court yester ' q “Just Say” ca > SSE p BEECHAMS NECKWEAR lod » the itiams, a bartender, who } i | ; ORLICK’S | B= Ps _ eee So meee hast atl eee reo ee See ere | c an c } eTeics | East 694, Ind. 4640. Whets «. Imitations = |e ON ro Last Chance This Year With his orchestra will play at The Food-Drink for all Ages. rwned ° : Dinner and Supper latest music ————— Rich milk, malted grain, in powder »s nursing mothers and ’ le fire fron an ft Madam Sherry,” “Bright oe a a. oe \ Eyes,” “The Child of . To Visit the East on Excursion Rates. for infants, invalids and growing | Mo thful than tea or coffee, | “Ke. Soon the night was t Prince,” and “The Prince of hildren res with cakes estion, | the blazing ¢ he t ire Luxenberg,” by Lehar. First 5 ¢ Agrees with the weakest digestion, ‘he, biai f wy lime in Seattle, and latent sone | SEPTEMBER Paul and Return. Pure nutrition, upbuilding the| Keep it on your e | € eng r { om New Y mit t ctober 1. whole body. | Aquick lunch pr . ; ny Papbere . hits from New York Lin ed to Octobe: ee Be *s an Bats Fedn ela yens fee. Pat /g-£3 [2.9.3 7 ‘ae Wet tet = — of os I> "Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’S. (i eet ene eee ea See pemeer tope Teh: Oars 08 SEPTEMBER 8 “ere! Excursions to Baste ——_— ———— i. ef nt a ’ ge : |} OVER, ALLOW CHOICE OF ROUTES RETURN A special train de up of an} : i Hi i ack cal cae ata herria L i igh-Class Dentistry at Cut TICKET OFFICE Ross to Fil This was denied} W. A ed . Was not sure how many | Silver Fillings, 25¢ Up. City Passenger man f the dead will never be ntal work if you « Coaches Mis tuvalld mother Gnd tures ware! 307% PIKE ST. atest, Fastest, Fincet, Moot LASSIE Hotel Savoy Cafe eae In no Combine or Trust : ING, and are limited to October 31. Trains Leave King St. Station, Seattle, at ri Be Be Bro A. . by the company Columbia and Second Asst. Gen. Pass : 2 ey Je . UL, mile i Sroslain Cr . c. W. Meldrum . - pas he had on the trip. It 12-Year Written Guarantee Given and Ticket Agt. SEATTLE Cars, Sleepers, identified because of the fire aa killed. He said he belic rod all the Dery ee: 3 ore os. GR 8 STEAMSHIPS ek Tickets are FIRST CLASS, GOOD FOR STOP ot the exprent tain had en ea Se lig. 2 | | $30 to $40 Saved m wager ae eee kos a & \i ACCORDING TO DESTINATION. fireman is missing 3 t Full Particulars as to Rates and Routes at that 16 "dead ‘had been | “¥ Prices for Thirty Days Porter Studym of the wreck | Solid Gold” Fillings, $1 Up King St. Station 3s 3 8 pre nat the exe pum be rk. Parlor Cars, Dining Jee wees | oe Clinton Davis of Montreal, bim-| || Ohio Dentists is We. (P27F./: Tickets, Parlor Car Seats and Berth Reservations at § "°" ge SR ape § Sp se T 5 : “Prince Rupert” and “Prince George” City Ticket King Street rescu twill bet ineoenn This little Stool stands 10 inches high, Top measures [| ; : : : LEAVE og witness in the investigatl 10x14 inches. Made of solid oak and finished Early English, i SEATTLE ‘Thursdays and Sundays at aide Office Passenger B cause or 0 If'Top is upholstered in genuine Spanish leather. : : Hag ‘ eWwAR, ge a eer that he t ( " {LN \ n fo Columbia Station y arning that No. 14 was at a OUEN CHARLGon and Second 80. Third and ill until b d the tor 4 lo explode just before the col rie, ms ie 0 ipa : ; In er J c. W. Meidrum sit vat ; insisted that the red a6 p : tt nd ewart + 24.00 inn $48 bert City Passenger W. A. ROSS f m the express were not - pen i rm HENNE i al mc : ket ofties, Hint City Passenge Asst. Gen. Pas lighte: jrakeman Graham was e venue and Yesle ay ( attle, Wash, PRene® and Ticket Agt. senger Agt. weit that he displayed the dan 2 Colman dock. 1 1 ger signals, but did not say wheth 1526-28 Second Avenue. schedule subject te ~vertalh F Burgis, General Agent ‘ | had lighted the tail light 2999; Ina 1 y s Stree . MEALS" "SERVED. on rif DT tlt © clone ’