The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1910, Page 5

aoa” RRP ESS Cameco Aerenua se Miss Grey—A fow days age requested (he mt to suRK for that pase readers of your [have been a consta adder’ ar for many ¥ ave fat more to take pa t aatll now rowing bow w ’ have ca on ; wee of uptodate n I wid to sues! Ane b ent peeete is of vital Interest to many af your reade: oF a the question of ms for gehoo!l girls my mothers t now, trying to 4 = 4 is z parry : gamers to look as stylish and gepnt a8 those § to whowe paral money seems to be no ob Fhe Hirt who con 6 from a tally. WAS. C. A. SWANSON WASHINGTON, Sept | Whoopee! The lid’s off. The Wek rabbit season is open after ol tonight, and Miss or Mrs TM gt out that dainty chafing thlor Jone an ordinary pan) and rabbit.” The Century ys: “Owing to an ab that bbit in this & corr notion | of rare-bit “Mich ts clea wrong. Welsh rabbit bunting | t UBt 80 easy, you know, if you ha nd the recipe, and with and without " apoon ns of cayenne, and xed, then add 4 Mithtty pe land Seekers Coming West for Big Land Opesing By Forrest Land ( by rs xi new pe E t " Wash Montana forrest Land Co. Star “Want” Ads Are Business Bringer SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN| is If FINE CLOTHES OR - §CHOOL FOR OUR GIRLS? CORRESPONDENTS ‘CYNTHIA GREYS: sts on quitting ing to work where . and loses the golden oppor » With a felt hat trimmed } d ed A SUBSCRIN R fair city would think the millennium | to send It to a dy and high spirit A MOTHER TWO NEW STARS WILL SHINE SOON IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY ‘Not 284 | CONTINUE SLUICING IN) ths ‘necoasitign. are provi ithie city from Fairbanks a Two new social | Bullet Shot in Air be dat. We we —) KillsMan on Ground) 2°." "(eum new oF n White Sauce. “< & smooth paste earthenware | Season for Wel Rabbits ee ciel elected fresh milk, butter, herbs and condiments Corn Salad. in his Welsh rabbit 1 head cabbage, tablespoons 1 cup # gar, nees to boll, THE SECRET cellent as a h with cold meats Karth's golden Preserved Crabapples —|DR. REES’ SUCCESS ARRIVES IN SEA’ WANT BOND ISSU OF $1,750,000 THE STAR—SATURDA¥, SEPTEMBER 24, 1910. WeeWeehaeewewe Oty Play pool at Oriental Pool Room ‘|WILL STATE REMEMBER THE | CAR HITS WAGON |." * THESE CITIES ARE ay, betwoen Pike and Union. * GROWING FAST Edward Sullivan, a driver er saves" INDIANS ON CHRISTMAS? "ns |* Population statintios — were | | yeriously injure t nig |® made public today as follows: je é | when bis wagon with ® Fall River, Mans, 119,296, an ®| BY T. J. DILLON think that, sinee thelr grandfather |atreet car o at * inorease of 14.492, or 13.8 per ®) While the county assessors of}gave so much to the white man, |av. 9, and Holgate st D ® cont, over 104,853 in 1900; #) King, Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, |the white man will give a little to|thrown under the whee aK #® Cambridge, Mass, 104,829, an #! Island, San Juan Kitsap coun-|them. With them a kind act is|on, sustaining five frac 1 ® Increase of 12,953, or 14.1 per #/ tid are figuring the millions of handed down from generation to|and internal ‘ He wa }® cont, over 91,886 tn 1900; ®/dollars the counties represent, with ration, They have not yet|taken to Pro hospital, 0: |e Lynn, Mass, 89,336, an in ® ithe cities of Seattle, Everett, Bell-|learned that it is not so with the |of Sullivay hurled Sr * crease of 20,823, or 30.4 per ®lingham and the hundred hamlets |civillged man jthe tideflat tance of 20 ® cent, over 68,513 in 1900; w/t nelude, three seore of Indian! So up at the Tulalip agency they | fect he ® Savannah, Ga, 65,064, an in # wir descendants of the | ar waiting, with Indian patience, | under the * crease of 10,820 « 19.9 per ® al owners of this ¢ cipality, |for Christmas to eome, confident ‘4 ‘ & cent, as compared with 64,244 #/ are eculating at the ageney |that the white man will remember | Viola Alien in “The White Sister.’ * in 1900 * ut Tulalip whether the |them and the gift of thelr grand-| | Miss Viola Allen wi me * wi wh man will remember them | fathers |More theatre one eee ee ee ee ri irtstina |mencing Monde Octe | irles M, Buchanan, super Drowned in Mine The White Sister,” the la rk ney, is of the late F. Marion Crawford t of the Tulalip ‘ an open letter asking| George Brinn, a miner, was} Miss Alien will be accompa land @ Is MIND BLANK A YEAR = 6 Indians be not forgotten, |drowned in the Oceldental coal |by James O'Ne » Huchanan points out the Ht | Mine, near Palmer, yesterday, when; porting company, including Minna the ame Indian children gave |Of Water, The sudden rush of water | Stanford the white man the richest por. pt Brinn to his death and filled MOLINE, Ill, Sept. 24.—For one|tion of the atate of Washington. 66 [the level to a depth of 80 feet. Pat:| HOLIDAY SERVICES Seattle's D | w jyear Graham Stevens, 23 yoars ears ago. jrick Gibbon, owner, says the mine Congregation Bikur Chelum w oars s enta ar jand formerly a superintendent for] That Famous Bargain |will be pumped dry immediately,| hold holiday services for Rash Good Thing for the |the Republic Iron and Steel Co } On January 22, 1855, Governor|rinn was 40 and single Hashono at our new synagogu P f Louls, wande in a mental hase}l ys met the Indians at - 17th and Yesler, Monday ever j eople througt cities of the/ Mukilteo and there drove a bargain | STUOENTS TO LIVE CHEAPLY. | Getober 3, at 6 o'clock, followed by | eaat, w di as a day laborer and} with whereby the Indians COLUMBIA, Mo, Sept. 24.—It| the 4th and Sth | * ometimes slept. on the park|gave property worth million the | Will cost students at Missouri uni-| n be secured from H.|.o5.f8 SO Strtes my ereoual came to him-| white nes. He fin | man, and tn exchange the |Yerslty but $2 a week for board at Pike st., from 7 to 10| net giving introduc in Chicas has returned| india: { five Uttle reservations, |th© new co-operative dining hall First av., from 6 to 8] loing cheap advertising the home of his p St.Jwhich they already owned | Already 688 students have enrolled.’ p.m. every day and evening. ***| rk: My offices have been ie th J.| The Indians gave the white men| - a we ~ ——|years. I myself bought and took inelpal of i, and is a chemi but little harge of the offic and I have no other ave you at least one uly 4 joy this treaty all of the land be nit of the Caseade | weatern hore of Tacoma and the tn- |} ry line, including King, Snohomish, | at Island and San | and & part of Kiteap county ; dants of old attle and the other Indians e done b Reputation and Suc mm The Day of Reckoning In Sure Come QUAKE IN ARIZONA were wheedled into giving it t € age, are now tn the one hun (iy United Presa) | ne at T Had thetr grand va a .., PHOENIX, Aria, Sept. 24 fa on wiser they would all i with such Arizona wae shaken by a series of be rich men and women today. As, tr . t t iw they are fed by the govern D tone is ment t " putting money in the bank afternoon and urring period and f 1 the necessities = unless the Dental work and guaran, ly until carly this morning. No/0f life, but they have none of the = 4 tee are mo he bank is busted damage was done. little enjoyable things that make and you are stung for the pleasure of extsten after for hly how ted their grandfathers how the white man took f them Do You Need Teeth? A perfect set ¢ of mechanical and thorow TANANA Tanana di*|advantag f until Octo) jiat in thelr simple way they ‘| Many Thanks bank When we opened our new not fit without chatge | A Record to Be Proud of coming mated that more ers of a million Id ison ite 4’ worth o' standard of m have cyt the pr wedi auc LATONA bunkers recently for the distribution of LADY WELLINGTON Coal pnt time The Dexte 000 of there shipm FU hought two teams H(A {tt itl fn f and six teame can baal = BOQUEVILLE, Misa, Sept. 24.—Frank Johnson, who was se 2s ge Mao: fleeing from a posse of deputy We have always claimed sheriffs, was almost instantly killed when a bullet fired. in that LADY WELLINGTON the air struck the branch of a fa the best coal in the Seat- tree and was deticcted inte the the market The demand ., . wi top of hie skull as eeas ok ae tis eat Always Uniform and Reliable—All Grocers eat coen of LATONA, UNIVERSITY, until 4 people Boy at Seven Is as Gray Headed as a Man at Sixty] FREMONT and GREEN ROWLING GREEN, } ’ | LAKE shows that we are or Hunter Covington, 7) right—that LADY WELL- & son of James Covington,| INGTON Coal is right has a head of hatr that| han that of the average) To the of these 60. His locks began to districts we say—~MANY 9 +] whiten when he was 3 years old THANKS, ILLINOIS FARMHAND oers gg ne gal cas Lady Wellington Coal The letter below speaks for itself, I simply stating that the advertise- * cy 8T. LOUIS, 1 = a 4—| Lump, $8.50 Nut, $4.00 ment used was not in any other paper and that the returns were enor- s dea an $1 18] Furnace, $3.75 mous, being the best day’s business in the store’s history pe peo * | Per ton at bunkers. There were no special sale prices quoted—just a few descriptions of ve getocaselingghety Main Office, 401 Hinckley | " > 1 e : id. | new fall shoes with. the ae yrices. Read the letter. ey fer| Block. Both Phonew 5040, | S ae ead : sa estate in Latona Bunkers, v af Yes tmen {a for 113 Northlake Avenue. j DOWLE SHOE COMPANY j ae North 465, Green 652. | RE Ny Mca KUKLUX KILLS NEGRO. For West Seattle Prices | OT Gast oan denek RUENA VISTA, Mie Sept. 24.—] Phone West 11. A al of the Kukluz ha —— as = SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY terror aw the negroes of this aro, is iy. was a of SRaTTLE, WASH, ___. as peenbes 08. SP . ywells Hidg., Cor, Dread- FLEEING LEPER RETAKEN ST 8 24.—Mo' cee eae Pag © a aim “ The Star Publishing Company, i was tetttest oar || the Combined Use | coe DIES OF SLIVER IN HAND. of the sed _ RED BUD, 1 opt, 24.—Mr Herewith please find encloeed, advertisement for sara ices AKE QVCM| sewers ner AND We are pleasvo to state that the 24 inch advertises ND FOR THE FOLKS | ment, which we run in your paper exclusively last Frid ACK HOME Osteopathy bois spon aaa oc in the 1BtC of R Cure ervousne the Store, a ach t s, ¢ atipation Bleeple € Lame Back, Rheuma As ap t te the Star has dex ated euralgia, Poor Circulation a Cold Feet, Numbness, Pain in the its power How to Send for Them J pack ana ip eT D it the fare with any | have used the BAKE OVEN in c ction with Osteopathy for ears. Have done wonders for FAT . hale ‘ \ | wle Sho ompany. PEOPLE, | no rent; my ex Dowle Shoe ¢ -” enses are small, my charg are | CONSULTATION |. td, ( ’ Dore. $25.00 you like to ta I Returns of this kind are mal $32.00 alae to ag pe yer Pa advertising $33.00 Gata 5 ty of Advertisers find that the EVENING paper with the | » WOMEN, culation is the paper to use <ing it possible for THE STAR to gain in HOME cit short tine, ongoon nai || Df. R. H. Dennis | Circulation in Oregon, Idaho, Montana AND OREGON '& WASHING: || Get otf ot thy Fremont anda and Even Eastern Washington Doesn't TON RAILROAD. 1 car a orTy, TiekeY ORricl Satters then Bring Returns to the Local Merchants Phones—Main ; Ind. 1995 r . “ns PASSENGER STATION found her way bac , ' a Ave. South. ond Bearkern t eaffered It’s the paper that goes to the fam nes—Main 7378; Ind. 2623 1 kid at 1 ach counts, and E. ELLIS, General Agent 1 my ay pon oP as D. STEWART, D. T. A, |i! ste Pet rea} “wurde Seine The Star Is That Paper; Use The Star that can*reach hi tore th our Dental Werk, tried » Dentists of from *. who Dentist my offices artificial teeth is | SRR OA UREN A Rk NR Nk