The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1910, Page 7

ODDITIES IN THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE ‘ Tower Hill, Port Rich Ellen Decker was selling tickets for the Stat ame at Taaide the ticket a4 w York, Mrs oy Rapid Transit ai when @ man gave her a dollar bill, plac ‘ hie she ad the Dill aft © train had gone, and failing to find Buse the cage, she began a search outatd On station floor @ grass! ni ne Samp! x away with the loot, but nome at cumbersome od | totter on ite side, and Mrs, Decker ugh! it with to as i 5 Nobody has © Rraashopper want ed with the money, but uth of the story Mra. Decker ’ s ara dollar bill, and gan point out 0 f he exa rbber was cap tured has ro LAW OvER PASTOR PREACHING IN SHIRT SLEEVES. A perma t by the congregation of Jas n Ba Dee Au rfielt from exercising part hot Sunday, Dr. 6 EALER a TO SEA BY : BIG FISH at ok caught a fish " to fish lea mfeld J, and he fishes but did « a Ye wa , month ™ y t t alone He got a bit and " it ut, how h fish his . G k tried to pull 'f shore with peeare Dut sh wa ger and kept going toward the ocean Finally, Garloc ame ala and cut n order to gave himseif my last fit ald when pr tanded; “but | > w what tha ned thing was. RUNAWAY AUTO CLIMBS TREE ANDHANGS THERE ie Ta a preliminary run a rac nt an hour at Pecreation park, Kalamazoo, MI! a fence, and after darling & sport ng writ wf tree fa its leap tne front wheels 4 among the low ‘er limbs and caught th he fed in the air un t Wit was rescue ‘ : : INMATES OF OLD LADIES’ HOME DESTROYED NAUGHTY POSTERS irteaque girl f naughty b \ . Three of tteration. paste and a pod up and miles with « upright tn ever knew tr made an Bren appared gecared from ‘ Biciric Ca sti!) lacking from 2M t0 LHP dorks power led %. accord eee eee eee eee ee to the morgue at Sau # ® 4 Weights Self With Iron Cook; Offersto Submit List to Her if He Has Extra Guests © ISVILLE, attorney ST. LOUIS. dim yo e beam at 152 of pared ting ith ferer who @ sidio last Wed red. Just me wil dl mm Bay Year New Apparel on Bredbay System Clothes them tom STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAY EqsternOutfitting Com Hear * s232, “seattle’s ftir ouse Unions, cond Ave " ee William Spil-| To Get on Police Force NNEWICK ENJOYS : REMARKABLE |*~ GROWTH |: Metropolis of Larger Irrigated | xenshiy Domain Shows Gain of 2,000} "'' Per Cent Census Takers 10 Years Ago JAS. J. HILL'S PROPHECY IS BEING FULFILLED Horticultural Possibilities | Foreseen by Industrial Sage | "*"" of the Century—Kennewick Coming Into Its Own. oo liately adjacent to K RR RH lok Chore are over 20.000 & Wl irrigated tand adapted to the pro Corpse Rides Miles Bolt * 4 of fr alfa and garder Upright in Car Unnoticed. ®hiruck horticultacists and CLEVELAND, U. Sep Bl exper hardiats pronounce Pass: a Lake . the satat. productive. Was Ignored by shington, not only 1 et the " nt of ite A the . the trutt « i t ' tlt ‘ | Hightand f at t P tral Washing ' ntrawt and frnres agate frowt n week t , 1 wives a t ne No Yakima tek, [email garden truck nial on ha " | dition to w f irrig weeks | Highlands w v ents | mail de and free « with [service ¢ : Siren, § May. and at the et Kennewick Mighia . An are rapidity « de ‘ tn the tensified * t " and a ha king of wick H * the cays ‘ x the ad ; « t 1 1 ef " | | tage M . " at 4 year . 1 etting t \ st 2 . ' ' I | ap t ' | " ) k It should at] the , year it | i It ha , 1 Pacifico 1 k is | 1 rapidly «row | 1 t 1 x i Suet 1 “ i 5 t 1 1 re ative! iq | | 1 ' to v 1 | t It ' ny of t ont 1 , orchard ‘ wi t { t long = dinta hone, ton at Ke k ook and ne con- | Altaita t thelr , ne t Brent A u i t " t " t head this *Thou reach y Buroy fied with ¢ tatty | tr unending # the season were sold | the & in | gly the | har © | Mtl an i ik Jone w ve ’ tn tow | pate ‘ ' ‘ a r h M market M Mt 1 21, and p fn mt of i r t ' ' k ' that wid pve & ’ oO : N I‘ € mak Woon A | | low in the f ‘ $15 0 k i it iva ! herd I ‘and A an h five weeks of m quant wi raising in Keone uw 1 ¥ winters, whieh es r the « t da Vrow 0 Hrothers recet ' H t and 13, 1 u He * r the freig mbined advantages of « THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1910. for f the I ents w inour the « . Hit was first water t The history civing water and 9 i I ¥ ts i I k HW Northern Pactft m that time Buy Your Hair Goods W here You Please, But Get Our Prices First SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY $2.50 and Down DOWLE SHOE COMPANY 1321 Third Ave. Opposite Third Ave. Entrance of Postoffice WE CUT THE PRICE A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED See Our Windows for Display—Come Into Our Store—We Will Be Pleased to Have You Examine Our Shoes READ OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS “ror T he Women” foe “For the Men” $1.00 st it wes Gun-Metal By Gur Metal I i uther, tan yr box « 1 ma he to come in and see our “GOOD WORK which will eee 50 4 black WATER TEST.” SHOES,” stand the All for . . For Boys and Girls WE HAVE THE STRONGEST AND LARGEST LINE OF CHILOREN’S SHOES IN THE CITY en to be re) will do the rest FOR THE GIRLS Our Ch and the | trial, Ou FOR THE BOYS Boys’ Strong Calfskin Kid and Gun-Metal. Attrac- Shoes that will wear. | tive and made to wear. Sizes— Bizes | 60E—1 w 5 Bb to 84 $1.50-—1 to 2 | 12 to 2. $1.75—2% to 7 ] 5—3 to 6. OUR MOTTO IS LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS DOWLE SHOE COMPANY 1321 Third Ave. Opposite Third Ave. Entrance of Postoffice THE REAL “$2.50” SHOE STORE No Sample Shoes in the Windows—Just the Same Inside—Come in—We Will Be Glad to Meet You SHOES FOR EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN SEATTLE ‘Transformation Puffs, Curls, Wiss and Toapees SATISFY, O8 WE WILL ARTICLES ACTORY EXCHANGE ¢ USE a L CAURPMAN 1401 First Ave San Francisco Hair Store ROCK ISLAND LINES FOLDER Country in a Tourist Sleeping cae” Read It Over—Then Call at Office for Tickets, and Travel in Comfort GEO. P. CAVE Gen'l Agent 705 Second Ave SCHOOL SHOES OF Extra Value School Shoe “Across the All the Way Cc. D. MCNAUGHTON City Pass. Agent SEATTLE “The ee lstitute LATE WITH JOUN H. Woop BURY M08 Areade Bldg. Seattle, Wash. NEW WHITE SEWING MACHINES REDUCED To $30 B. D. VGRIS Pioneer Dealer in White Sewing Machines. Our 1105 Third Av., Seattle, Ind. Phone 594, Sunset—Main 705. Sewing Machines for Rent Wash. BOYS B ard Calf Shoes, BI Gun Metal Calf } YOUR OLD HAT } {| New m4 tee } { Fall { | ; Blocks | ¢ ; : at 4 { ) ) Si ) to 138% 3 11% to RAYMOND & HOYT The Cheapest Place for Good Shoes 1406 THIRD, BETWEEN UNION AND PIKE j anew 2 Bocas nara es