The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1910. A LABOR DAY PARADE IN THE STONE AGE sie BREAKS | WOMAN HURT [TWENTY SAILORS HAVE } as Mrs, Magnus Miller, 62, wife of 4 ‘ ! t W farmer living near Concrete members of the crew of | th now recovering taken to Minor hospital 1" "the stent hip Prinee Rupert were The remaining members of 3 suffering from serlous injurle stricken suddenly, with ptomaine were cared for and a phyalets a ceived in a runaway, the pre shui pate ’ p 1 yard to watch the other A day poctaening ‘ atter thelr noon | membe The ship sailed for Van A Mrs. Miller, with two young wonr i in couver t right on time, Ten i was driving near Concrete, when| Unable to account for the sudden |! " 1 to the crew of 80, i b an Heath toam became frightened. At a] i}inoss of #0 many of their crew,|0Ut.of 100 men, to take the places 4 - utters or, Heath rough place in the road the two! i. ship's officers called Dr. F taken fll, Should the { caged hard passes friends were thrown out, but were . oe a r. worse, they will be | iyo : © does uninjured. At a turn in the road,| Bourne from the City nospita 1 in Vancouver. ; > wr in 5 | the carriage veered into a telephone | Dr, Harve Three m ; gecer pole and Mrs, Miller was thrown| Hagen, of ™ toba, Donald Berlin—Two deaths have result- i out, the rear wheels passing over| Lean, of Scotland, and John Bourns,|ed from tholera here within the . her. Her injuries were serious Jof Kingsley were rushed to | week ! suspected | RRR hte : a | BAND * * = TOM vom * AT THE THEATRES. * ~ *) * Alhambra ~~ “A Girl's Best * LA, Sept. 5 * Friend *| a. = a - : * Orpheum—New Vaudeville. * . s locked up few ¥ he county jail today after hay * ma etic vow. 1 vill * Deen captured by a posse t antages—John L, te search for him when Be * Lols Bachelor's Hone * My . oon,” Conway, an employe of the Wenas 4 moor bi yaar was found badly wound ‘ Saturday. Conway ses Pope RHA AHEHHRAEKHAH Oni BF. Lossiers, 57, formerly off Capt. Lossier ving in paving shot _ with a 32 a the schooners Pilot and Lizzie | Petersburg, A M Be well wolver wit! any apparen’ G W. Li d d | ieniaied 5 : “aveg KnOWR among Alaska fishing me ‘a ‘The aut believe | un as Loade | Sorenson, f ral years engaged i, auit the sea a short time ago, Jin fishing in Behring sea, died at| and hae been m king his headquar- Ernest Erndt, living with his par-| the city bo: yesterday after- ters at the Pacif & Twine Co, ents on a farm near Bellevue, may | noon, death iting from a@ frac: He was shortly to have returned to lose his left hand as the result of | tured sh 1 ce n a fall on the | Christiana, Norway, where he has | an accident while hunting on his| street in Ballard @ wealthy brother / father’s farm yesterday. The boy | 2 | dropped the rifle, the hammer of which, in falling, struck a pile’of |lumber, discharging it. The charge TACOMA. Sept + | sooo " | ace rated sour fisg rs of the boy : br oday dragging eft hand and t er oO ere. t |the right hand. Erndt wis taken to on Pux | body of Dar s aie Providence hospital } was drawn over ~ - ee | Montpelier, Vt-—-The state elec : ay re attem: ge, tion will be held here tom w | os . Six com cnt gar age [the dinners and dances. It in not, when a governor, legislature “| canesenenenenmpnnsiin a of the victim attempted to] NEWPORT, R. 1, Sept. 5.—It's | holiday for the 10,000 servants | two congressmen Will be elected PARIS, Sept. 6.—Aviator Morane this afternoon broke the record Deeame | labor's holiday, and labor and New-| Newport has 26,000 natives. Sox for height, held by himeelf, by ascending 8,151 feet. Morane de- in McKe aim under to d id Fisherman Dies 2 Sound fish. City hospital following a Of late Pinney has about Washington st ay he wan sentenc e city jail, and was noticeably effects of liquor. f Fas fuund on the ; in a delirium, and hospital, where he inutes. naie’s legs and th, Swell | kn died at the F afternoon Drowned in River fe Derum, planerman, 422 iS ay., fell from the Snoqual river bridge y afternoon, and was drowned | ity current. The body was covered. lake F at oy ha birty of winding boulevards, eight streams, half mile of Lake ton waterfront, a 50O-foot , the finest wharf on Lake ton. Good boat and tra stains by acres of Overed with alder and maple. ately cedar and giant fir- In Sfew days it will be opened to Sie public. Watch for opening ads 10M Hanson & Co. will park ol andle this port are jing with bands; Jing herself | Newport has seshow Casino, and go inte the grounds tq observe. It's a great show. boxes in the for the day. both celebrating | knocking off for the day and parad badges, banners Newport by keeping right oh the job working away at amps | spend during town has no catering to the cottages. And so these professional time| oday her Let us edge thro oxte direction from Some of the others over 4 thousand. | The jhibditing th gossipin “And they say Larry Gillespie lonly gets $7,000 a year salary, and verybody knows the Sherman twi Away of the colony in front boys nd 0 lowy wom about jthat are holding most of the sum mer colony here for another 10 days |—the Deacon-Peabody and the Sher. at Fall City yes. | ™an Gilleaple nuptials. lothes alone down for Irene Sherman.” from the fashion and fuss horsesho¥, we see some of ithe activities of the 19,000 servants {who toll for the rich Chauffeurs and are quarreling for places in the line | of caterers Miners avenues n in the boxes are rf new fall gowns, the two weddl « spend $24,000 a year each for Oh, it'll be a come 1,800 of coachn the t boys, rryin Casino. Flori dressmak loaded wit down the tonight ‘or ee annual ding a half The cheapest grandstand cost 9500 shad ants” ing and ug the ran ox and nes the men | ats’ | the Th summe: labor by | Of the great personages of the col | ony call them peasants know their places. comes from the money the 1,800 © “peas Thetr liv r. The industry other than ome | summer; of Sensible. Asbestos the best made; $1.19 set of three w an @le. Impression price | just for the ordinary expenses of automobiles and repairs for the |€16,000,000 !* not too high an esti | the cottages. But when you take in old ones, the money paid to the New| mate of t cost of the Newport |the extraordinary expenses — the York caterers and arnishers, mo- | #un sen A normal season oo of maintaining the 1.500 yachts | distes and florists, wine merchants ;rans about $12,000,000. | can Federation of Labor, addressed | an audience of 15,000 persons here tosay Other s were Con Borland and Mayor} $2.50 Standard Bissell Carpet ff) Fisous . address followed | Sweeper; very easy running ff} ja parade Impression price ' | pes MOINES, In. Sept. 5 | Thousands of workingmen | Stealing two automobiles in one; the garage and took out another! today in an industrial pars $17.00 Dinner Set, $9.98 J} nicht to the charge placed again : | La was observe Clifford and Ray Nash, H. Adams,|__ “ith this they rode out to the | Bur Keokt Just received another shipment ce ow y me resorts about Georgetown, and were | Dav d other lowa cite of the genuine Goodhead Royal J * yatt, all from 18 (0 20) making for Green Lake when arrest-|_ 7 — pecwte China, with dainty |)¥ears old. The cars were taken|ed by Patrolman McNamee, at 4:30| TORPEDO BOATS ; i 4 from the garage of F. G. Keena &|® m. Clifford Nash had left the FOR FRISCO FETE) pink and green decorations and Oe ee eth ce penne el Darty, after the first joy ride, bat | gold lined edge. To reduce stock 9} CO 600 East Pike # rank Mar) vas later taken by Detectives Bar (hy Waties Press) qxickly we offer these 60-ptece |, 20, an employe of the garage,| pee and Hayden. The speedometer] aN ANCISCO, Sept eoke cut Tuesday at is also being sought by the police. |on the nd car shows that they| Nine vessels of the Pacific torpedc pression pric $9.98 |} saturday night the boys took a|traveled 75 miles, Damages to the| flotilla, under command of Comm Imp ession pr . five-passenger car from the garage,| car amount to $40 ¢ various 0¢-|dore Richardson n and started for Green Lake. The|cupations given by the young men|the bay, and ren 1 af car became stalled at Belmont ay.| were messenger boy, teamster, ele-|ter the Admission Da re and Howell st. and they returned to! vator operator, and lineman Jim which they will participate 3 | tpfANaPo.i t He er Sale A Few Impression Producers dida't. sent found Fifi kin no, | killers spend the summer. voreed Astors met at Newport this The di the divorced Vanderbilts Gisappeared, word to her guests of sexes to come to her boudotr. They in bed, nightgown covered with a gorgeous her smoking a cigarette. | What does it all coat? pair }chants of Newport | summer trade ts worth $3,000,000 to cost $500,000 them. This year it jad ia unloose T estimate 50,000 IN LINE | Fifi Potter Stillman, at one of her ‘dinner parties, then both a ince d, and ‘he mer the "th SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5—Be —s — . ae iy 4 men today marched through the Sieteos Ts 98 tr of San Francisco in one of <a ‘ ” the most gorgeous parades ever Perfection Oil Heater J) seen here in a Labor Day celevra i y, || ton. 50c Knife Sharpener 25c » amoke or smell; @ steady Kant bre Sharpen even heat; safety device on IDAHO BANK CLOSES. f o_, not | every stove | BOISE, Ida, Sept. 6.—Although break a 28 $5.00 size, impression 3 98 it is generally believed that the Hing. Im; C | price ' Idaho State bank at Halley was closed owing to certain transac 06 Pyt 4 a " —- ) size, Impression 9 tions involving $136,000 worth of se. need insurance company, State Bank Bx ee ee 25c package of Spratt Dog Bis aminer Cruse today refused to dis cult and Puppy Cakes, recog. §|Cus® the nature of the ansactions nized as the best food for dogs NO PARADE IN CHICAGO. and put Impresston 19¢ CHICAGO, Sept. 5.—The monster ~ price, a package Labor Day parade, which has been a feature of past celebrations here mms Has not on today's program. In 16¢ Warranted Alarm Clock, 30 | stead of marching, the laboring men a Be t hour nickel-plated, a perfect went to the parks. with x timekeeper, with a loud alarm | LABOR GOES ON PICNIC. m1 I DENVER, Colo., Sept Yon “Lake Forest Park is an ideal reat dence district situate on this side of Lake Washington north of the University. It will be opened for }Hansan & vo, No tract smaller TSKCOuYEDAvEMUe AMD UNION STRLEX ae ene 00 summer Newport. Above, left to right, Mrs. Fifl Potter, Mrs. George Widener, Mrs. John R. | | Drexel; betow, Mrs. Reggle Vander | bilt. and motorboats, the cost of new | aad dealers in perishable luxuries hine automobile r this ‘ott Benz we was second jecial holiday in a monster picnic.|in sear and Twenty thousand laboring men and] st a val, fe their famtiies went to the parks 2 1 ho $ niinuter, 1 sec Jon@gfdmmthy 100 intles distance Portland Sees Parade, MkaPoredt Park is an ideal Teal PORTLAND, Or SL rlaage Mistrict situate on this side day in Portland was ed by | ot® Washington north of th @ parade of laboring men througt ee by. It will be opened fo: the principal streets of the city to-| fy Riis a tew Gaye by Ole day. Over 7,000 men participated. | pala & Co. No tract smaller The marchers were divided Into six| th grand divisions, each division being | .Beur led by @ brass band Darrow at St, Louis. ST, LOUIS, Sept Clarence Labor day observers at Forest Park * -~_ today. There was no official pa-| MACHINES | rade | REDUCED TO New Temple Dedicated PITTSBURG, Sept Following a parade of 10,000 union men, Pitt burg’s new Labor Temple wa dedicated tod The chief apeake at the dedicatory exercises wa | Frank Morris ecrotary of the American Federation of Labor | B D VORIS % » UW. Strikere: Parade, Toe Ploneer Dealer in White Sewing At Gre burg, ne here 10,000 atriking coal miners participated in Machines, a demonstration against the mine Third Av,, Seattle, Wash operator Ind. Phone 594 . e inset—Main 7¢ KANSLE OUIY. Bone he prole wing Machines. for Rent ‘dent Samuel Gompers of the Ameri | Surgeon General Chas. F. Stokes, | walked | fr om 4 the fleld uninjured. fing the Swedish method of phys. | of the navy, at present Inspecting | moesded At snes, the Atlantic fleet, 1s coming to Be-| M§# car without assistance attle to Inapect the navy yard at Count de Lesseps miraculously Bremerton. Gen. 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