The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1910. wee Tae : T. R. AT ST. PAUL TODAY eee t NTS ual aire * = = = | * GET COPS TO COP PARROT, & are 3 pes NS x - * ae ta *! (a rN ‘“ ® The next thing in the police & Jawrence We ~ amen st ae * department will probably be * Minn 7 = ‘ say * Yi ® an aeroplane squad They'll * Gann, Ironciad, Mont sack 1Y, & |® have to if the wishes of Mra, * ipere_ arrested last night on |* A. Silver, 222 Lake Dell ay. #] charge of beasing. At #| |* are followed. She called # peadquar the som oat bo wT | ® headquarters yesterday after: «| it and eoety, toms ‘e os eT * noon and stated that a parrot ®} peart of Captain Willard, who, |* belonging to her bad flown ®| | ger Rearing thelr stor: [Shen . * away, and wanted them to ®| ere cents toward Teese) | catch it It is a large green #| fae fo eat and turned them | # and yellow parrot, which uses # | | g Wose. Detective Pa e we ~t ® naughty language . 20 cents to this. * cae © one of them sald: ® * J} Snes oe ot thoes tae: el ROR tO ttt tk tt tte! 1 ted 80 days, and we got ® | * | * eS eee EN TRIAL BEGINS TODAY | {By United Press LONDON, Sept. 6—-Dr Hawley Crippen! _'PLATFORM | INSURGENT | | (By United Frees.) | once SAN PRANCISCO, Sept. 6—With . . “Skee the.progrensive element tn full con ee |trol, the republican state conven. 00S I... }tion assembled here this afternoon | Te IS to draw up a platform and name | = js new state central committee ‘iw “onsets SEAMEN’S HEAD IS “‘Blessing the Corn Fields,” out of over 400 author there have born counted but & wh | COMING HERE | Society Girl as Minnehaha oclaim t ‘gs hearing on a charge de s wite, who| fj actress, was begun today | : Bow st. court Mier, Crippen’) s red before with being an accessory and with harboring & fugitive, | None but accredited news gather | lene were permitted in the court | The hearings of the couple today igerk the beginning of the end of ‘of the most sensatic cases that bas occupied the attention of Yard in recent years. RADICALS =f GING THEN | FINGER MANS past associations freguincs, = T | Andrew Furuseth Lincoln-Roosevelt| International Sea leaguers expect to put their pro-|America, is ex gram through without a struggle. | short Mr. Furuse The platform will be f | alve de |from Lox Angeles, toda Roowe-|men. The « shee velt and Pinchot will be warmly en-|to abolish the inte doreed. PF at Taft will be cour. | w teously treate ident of the Union of in Beattle #-at present penhagen attending the con Maize, or Indian corn, was ven- erated by the Indians, who wove reat series of legends about its planting, growing and harvesting. The Indian women were guard- janes of the cornfields, and after each planting they made the round of the fields alone at mi night, dragging one of their gar- ments to outline a charmed circle, A characteristic American dance, called tb “Blessing of Fields,” has been leveloped by Miss Eleanor T. Flinn, a young society woman of Cleveland, O Her theme was taken from Longfel low's poetic version of the ancient ) tale jared an insurgent leader! gress of sailors and marine fire t en steps onal law 4. BULL HOWLS— | NO FORTS ON CANAL (ity United Pree) | Sept. 6.—Theodore | it's recent suggestion in a} that the Panama canal ) wubjects a aailo | ment if he leaves his ship before! — his voyage Is completed. It Js like # ly that this question will precipitate ‘Sues His Parents amen D & worldwide strike of seamen before! NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPHERS | jit is wettied ou THE Joo. * . | ed has caused al-| for Alienation Brakes FAIL AND ie igh squmeent bore on his ‘inguin tan cometonat, tis) STREET CARS BUMP ’ , Hall utterances. It is beitev ford an agency to enable the people rm case is In the limelight : ; fthst in diplomatic circles an ef-| to frame thelr policies regarding | oat et Mrs. Lasation P. Be in cody Setmegl efits Will be made to prevent the principles of conservation Govern against the parents of her| {ot blocks, two cars met in @ col of any fortifications. is . |husband, John F. MeGovern, jr. in|!" juni ! to imprison oo Once, when all the maize was planted, | Hiawatha, wise and thoughtful, | r thous: Oreo cheered | 7 “um 7 plow ao (ll Riidaperaten se I sasaendih Ween ka Lan che aes [WUE ioe Ik) Sutee: Talese sere tenn Sd Ninctownih av. Spake and said to Minnehaha laox. banal 9 Hs’ |nourt today, She ix asking for $26 nS oy To his wife, the Laughing Water: ROWS ACID eer ee ee ee aie ontean in’ ioe hoo! | 000 for the alienation of his afte: Gomatishing one of} "You shall bless tonight the corn hrowing parsengers | in both care to the floor amid a shower of broken glass, No one was! seriously hurt, th sh Mra. ¢ Johneon, 1126 av. N., sustained | severe brulees. Motorman F.C. Schultz of the) ‘eee inatnciat : A crowd one-third larger than |Children wer to development under conditions) 0) Vain erected President Toft | that lined the streets through which j aS 10 MEN fust alike to the public and the men near Ge. Mees Bresident Taft |14 passed on bis way to Bt Paul 4 si o the developing k © | trom N 20! : ousanc — who will d day. The audience cheered heart{.|{f°™ Minneapolis. Eight thousand | . ne responsibil O* dience cheored hear C7 . [ESRARRE, Pa. Sept. 6—| If there le delay, t ty when the forme saldent persona greeted the colonel at the Nas Barbara Walton threw | ity for it rests, not on the men who a th mer prealdent was Presented. eapito! building, where an artillery Phatile of acid at Thomas Price,| made the withdrawals to protect the, salute was fired fields, Draw a magic circle round them, To protect them from destruction, Biast of mildew, blight of insect tions. MeGovern'’s parents, an guard hiuox of their gon, alleged him to be under age and sued for * annul ment of the marriage a year ago, The court upheld the le ove “In the. night, when all is silence, In the night when all is darkness, hol The 7 t | marriage. 3. ” t rxlor . but on those w © congress decided to appolnt the >, oe seme the F ‘ » ot Bellevue-Summit car said that the| ‘ Mead Wy jealousy. thr noxious) public interes from passing W'S) 4 resolutions committee, on which AS thn: Teer Reial, wher ~ The present suit arises out Of) is ff ited P w . oe the slip Rise up from your bed is silence, and burned 10 men. | prevent congress See ak Shi Gl onah stan 5 went for a brief conference with! ino tact that young McGovern has| fakes failed to work on th r Walk around the fields you Price | a Hwas also badly burned | je, tion, and = mg ate was given a member |James KR. Garfield, just before gotnx | ghided by the desires of his par-|POry rails planted about feet by the acid. The | the need for withdrawals. Edward § 5 ‘ to the conservation hall, the lobby |, "hes \ b porde he 4 late. a fines of Chicago was h nxervation hall, the | ents and has refused to live with Round the borders of the corn fald she wanted to bind her| phe idea, widely circulated of made chairman of the credentials | Was packed, and around the build: | jie wite BANK GETS GOLD fields, cking UP sweetheart because he jilted | nat conservation meens a por So amittee. The cougress {s|® constitution, which d opted (ing thousands stood waiting in the | | BRICKS—REAL ONES) i f tater generations, atreets, | Pioneer Woman Dead. | live use 0 our purpose is to) the object of the organization is to| When the colonel arrived at t VANCOUVER, Wash | wholly gpg these resources, |Provide a forum for discussion of conservation hall be was forced | Mra. Mary Dean LY A MILLION make full use of ‘ons and daugh-|the proper care for natural re-|fairly to fight his way to the piat-| who came to W 7 but to ee earenves just as|*0urces and to furnish dofinite In-|form through the crowds that had|ago, is dead at h ters as : 0 | formation eaources and nade the Sant tha waibetaa. Lame rr SK FOR PARDON a farmer uses his farm in ways to) formation about resources and af-| made thelr way into the butlding, | city » unefulness. reserve ite future use | fr as se ae than | "The Tight Is getting sharper. The} Robed with darkness as a garment. lthe nataral rese lares that ‘Thus the fields shall be more fruit- ful, And the passing of your footsteps Draw a magic circle round them, that ither blight nor mild Neither burrowing | sect, |MISS FLINN AS MINNEHAHA. ! Shall pass o'er the magic circle.” Six gold bricks were presented to the Washingtor terday by Capt. A. C. Jensen, of the | home in thi#|steamahip Cottage City, which ar-| yt Co. yes} rived here from Alaska yesterday worm nor in- |morning. Everybody seemed satis: | glad to unload them, fied, however ed .133 pounds each CONSERVATION MEETING 1S PACKED ©<.:-28 ==") 0 have signed the petition to/ nearer we approach to victory, the ¢ Taft, asking for the par-|pitterer the opposition that of Charies W. Morse, the dank-| meet serving 15 years in the At-| Open opposition we can overcome, federal penitentiary but | warn you ng en Bicone | ae sane us = ; , be. ecliasoiabs ee ) ho come to © § P » Minn. Se 4 telle the story of why the [the men ane Scensibbly as dleln-| water power interests of the United Stater have “packed” the con. |GOV. STUBBS WOULD |/* : ! servation congress city FIRE BALLINGER | TEXAS R. R. MEN Lake Forest Park you can #e-| terested citizens, but actual! P | significance, but as y must jthey were worth more than 000, The bricks were ship the Fatr | oke Banking Co. w in session fr one to five acres of land with | paid agents of the special interests. | “There is colng on a process of i PLAN BIG STRIKE lid view, running streams, on|{ heartily approve of any corpora”) little recognized,” said He t Knox Smith, United States ox (Ry Untied Press) | 5 - “ : shore of wake Washington and |tion which comes hither, by Its open) = sioner of corporations, before the « * toda Thor ST. PAUL, Sept. 6—Ge bos! GALVES Tex., Sept. 6 ’ a & macadamized boulevard. It| ly accredited agents. But | condemn} s marked concentration of wate mtrol in prty Pe OS hoe Bg edged | Between 800 8 Women s Glace Kid Gloves fa corporate agent| This process is rapidly advanctr Pacific betw ho does not; 000 horse power of water power — io the United States ts 5,300,000. Electric Co. form a group which tions, more than 15 railroads, six companies that use thetr | ring cotton goods, and over 50 banks and financta) This means a personal relationship that makes further tration possible. A few brief conference ght at any mom pre COD the Sup-|0n the Se the: republica 4 New Orleans flower ptate to t ands whe tary Bait jeafening round of a Yoade hix appears condervation congress here this the appearance of be open in a few days. Watch | before any convention w the ads of Ole Hanson & Co mpression Sale total water power in u we men, in the Ge controls 80 publle service ex surgent cause as grocted with a| spreading to thwest. It } 6 delay in freight Texas wil It Special 85c Pair 1 when at the Women’s excellent quality Glace Kid Gloves, over- ewn and brosser embroidered, with two clasps at - 3 Come i ck, white, tan, brown, gray, navy, m centrate {nto definite form a swoeping cor over the @ siento ot thie seuetry | Brothers Were Seighhers. . , race By te Sg sis wn, gray, navy, mode water powers of the country as well as their related publ St sadedienamt 66 Gitaes wl A WALI A. Rept. 6 fot n and red, Special 85¢ pair Sassuiine ineneouins I ‘ situation Is like & solution of che teal elements still ir a oe poet lag : eal apts tier having Delle ed W ’ E. t Si K it V t Let Every Item Make an Impression suspension, but which & single Jar may precipitate, tnto crystallin |Catetves tt for saving | the o8l/him dead for seven years. omens Extra-Size Knit Vests tion. Public regulation is imminently necessary. The e gov mah't know why it i (0d beget dom reba Aral asaimncnibianent as — ” = each other for several years ernment ought to control the water power business because the ness has been nationalized by thone in it.” This is the reason why the cry of “state control of natural re sources” is heard so much at the St. Paul conservation congress that want to / ha . announcemer f * and steal power sites | of natural r © legislatures Levi Munroe's deata in the newspapers tod ces vested! the first John had . beard brother want Special 25c Women’s Extra-size, Med white cotton, in high neck sty 1 25 complete made of heavy brass, helplated. Avery @ reading lamp $1 43 Earthen Tea Pot 19¢ Gibson highiy-polished jet earthen 19¢ : Gallon Stone Jars, 19c with long: s' “Anyway, | don't take any stock in this Ballinger idea of How Special Interests Packed) i.) i ested dent of the United States | the Conservation Congress would kick him out of office in a minute. Basement Salesroom. Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers Special $1.50 Each 100 of these excellent Couch Covers in Oriental-striped BY W. G. SHEPHERD, I'd like to see son (Staff Correspondent of The Star.) | business men to Pinchot Alaska coal th *. I'd put them] where they belong ST. PAUL, Ser The St. Paul) violated the awe of ho ity in| de in subdued colorings ; 60 inches wide. Exceptional Window Shade, all colors, | Big inducements in Stone J} conservation tc: Re gen "i county go at, special $1.50 eovicte with 95 Crocks, for . preserves i water power interests, and Thec jess men representing hi " Other Excellent Values: . pickles- Better buy while they Roose when he made his ad-|were placed on the congress REVERSIBLE COUCH COVERS, $2 EAC herr ge seate, uae ar 2 VI aL. ( § VERS, $2 Z.ACH— Yellow Bow!, 15c are cheap—one 19¢ } ue \ that this was a he w tart a “dovelor 60 inches wide, in Oriental patterns Yelk tin pet, | GANOO ce g ves casereege act, when he sald Pp riental pi rears Yetiow Mixt ae , 33¢ “1 warn you especially against | positio servation EXTRA-WIDE COUCH COVERS, $2.50 EACH— ; — t ASS the men who come to such con | kicactive Cimetal a na 72 inches wide. sutahic 45 : ied .. Cc | oo Gresses as this ostensibly gs dis : ract e ON ie : 2 inches wide, suitable for 7 eg cageaerme (interested citizens, a spear Ne | ur “ V - wee : Hea : io tt ; ps : as the paid agente of the apecia ROMAN-STRIP ; RY, 48 INCHES WIDE, \ 40c Preserving Kettle, interests. 1 condemn the appear | 35¢ YARD—Comes in effective color. combinations, suit : ; 25c¢ ance of a corporate agent before > Poinde hl 1 i 1 " 8 We Be bh any convention who does not de t are KO ible for portieres, table and couch covers and various other ' eee “ . clare himeelf frankly as such, It rights” at Stik drapery purposes Basement Salesroom : i ctestng and ode 5c would be no small misfortune if WHEN you buy « pair : =o © a meeting such as this should fall 1 in the bh of «l for your litle — into the hands of the open en retary of ‘ ly w Poindexter carry f: get the kind ‘that con- emies or false friends of the r n & that, tr b he 1 I t t rm to the natusal shape %c 4-Lb. Flat Irons 10c great movement which it repre-| cons the policies of P “gee over jl the other can of herfeet. Educators are ~ sents.” and Pinchot himse would 60) didat In th nion I am not the sensible and scienthe ie . $3 oe the “packing ‘4 It the water power In 1 with mar i the eoente (ow as they should, ** ae Pr choice 10c 70 pmo oads did tt. | 1 Hill is working f th) } t who have t will see how much better The sees. for use ure the tidbit ! It wa er pow : Bong) lh ge they are than the ordinary Feiss A at WOOT t hat R t f 1 a nc Made for girls ol —- ot this convention. | hi today Gas ughney $1.25 City Mail Box, 75c ; . th aur gets lo giney BEEME Gorin House Letter Box sion Sash othe. ‘¢ ‘ j t in steel a f h z € f t 4 t nopoll rr EM front, pap. né packée Rod, 2 ! is appol r 4 ae Hill b { G H " Bolder, Two stee ; sa hea are a t t : - art ‘ r i “i 4] 15c Joint Stove Pipe, 10c u ‘an state control” of : es easlae We : Treat- é i 2 egal fe he atter da of na tose f Utat “ b abid i EDUCA. mens OH fastened | elsr He didn’t li ' a IRS A Wednesd 6 10c pou Paka Chante s too wiuoh ht” lar.v Relieve Instantly and Cure More Readily Than Any Other Method - of eral cor of Known—Sclat Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Kidney, Stomach, Liver and Nervous Disorders, %e Bottle Lubricating He worked ‘Sowiuetye'|MONSTER PUBLIC SERVICE | Oil, 12¢ Se ‘ | To further introduce our Modern Methods of treating disease MEE Lottie of the best | bricat vationists on the prog , ich day those who take the number of treatments necessary for a Od : men as Congre nd and | va fog and rust preventing 12 senator Tom Carter, open enemle (Dy United Prone.) ane Gas and Fuel Co, will be 8! made, hott C of the Roosevelt and Pinchot poli NEW YORK, Sept. 6.—It was! merged | Bake Oven treatments are becoming more popular every day cles, were suggested by the local] ytated toda ffictally th the 1 pokar r to t Th y 1 do what we claim fe hem, a anyone who aS committeemen, speaking for Hill, | Citi Jervice compa a $50,( ta h he be treated t or if you are a here, come to uor k for places on the program 000 concern, incorporated at Denver! eightod of ¢ " f Cit | off id we cheerfully ¢ vou referen¢ to well-known iB Hill showed open opposition to) y the la of Colorado. the | ¢ 1 nd fif-| people ie city, You will find the Loughney offices in the Peo- Pinchot in St. Paul during the/holding company under which the|teehunvedihs of a share of} ple K Bldg., re 20-2 er Second Ave, and Pike St jearly days of preparing the pro-) Deny Ga nd Elecirie Co, the) Cit ' te ‘or each share He m, to 6 p, m nda Consultation free |sram and, at @ bamquet of St. Paul) Hmpire District Blectric ( nd the|of the Spc C ny stock |