The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1910, Page 5

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INVERSITY STUDENT SO ny of ‘Washit cause of alan ck for $2 and yea | wo and it wax the the son, of a promt college you 0 Mine Ha oth ‘Dab mann, after a e| fervent courtship. The pair soon arated, however, and Mra. Hayes suing for divorce. Seattle Hayes was to fate of tbe FP Pi Delta Kappa at| now ts , ———~, j sllowed. Peer will receive ee en ee — ‘e $50 & month. pp recognition of untiring le price, a pair body and then igniting it, Daniel|f] one-day special, yard ” efforts j Oliver, a awitchman employed by \7 ‘ : ‘t : a *} gaite part. of the late Police Cap FIND GOLD IN leeeeeaaanhad eee e|the Northern Pacific, ts in th = vee Bh Dorcapan sie can = 12\4c Kimono Flannels, 10c $1.50 Cotton ome te ta. F, Laubscher to create the be pital today with both legs « aa ach FI 10 Flannel ize 68x78-inch, good qualit oline Cov : patzeat, the police peasion bears . Girls Leaving Farms # ("lt tn the local yards yesterday ASK DELAY IN BONDS. 7 ehieee met Mra. Laubsche: ¢ may die At neeting of the Capitol Hill ghar ¥ A poesia of $28.65 a month was/ more than $20 to the ton, has been|® pred one eho gots nesal at SUFFRAGE CLUB MEETS. [idtion was. a equesting to F Matthias | discove reg fer vo poss mour triets te ol, and im ; The. Seattle Club wilt mont Kr i the oh | | rf ateoo count ‘ore plant efty ide into the day afternoon at 10 a he ity a r » WH Webb, wt tg welved w|of Mra Th Lx Carmichael, G63 94h ua report from the I] $3.48 Wash Boilers $2. 69; $4.48 Wringers 3. 25 ay after & two mor mente rt ~ ay re. ‘almerton§ will/ municipal plans commission was | . bag etired last March tine trt aK nex hands WL Peer, who retir a arch, pecting trip. of A. BE. Chamberlain, superin peak filed z ° B jo Stent: de ten Reet toe / $1.25 Ironing Board 95c; 45c House Broom 29c | of the South Dab State > f | . Agricult a choo! toda | Our newly enlarged and completely stocked Basement Housefurnishing | The Children Have No Difficulty tee Weistelay ay SIT atd Sg The Clean—Pure— Fresh Shortening— Made near eno igh for you to be sure all oa tim of a fresh can GOES TO REFORMATORY t when he was untted| el Bliga-| short but} road, wh MORGAN'S COUSIN FOR GOVERNOR ©. A. GOODWIN | Nominated by the standpat repub: h pre of New England ty nearly runs all aid She tells her puplis that things are not as good on the farm as in the city, and the 4 of the has of ideas th. the soll eave mothers inn daughters low is any SPEER EE EERE Ee ee ee eee eee Pee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee * * dren. * * * ee HILL PILOTS TOUR OF BUSINESS MEN TACOMA, Oct. 5. —President Louis W. Hill of the Great North ern road, is in Tacoma today with | tude THE STAR—WEDNE SDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1910. NEW JAP LINE SENDS ‘FIRST BOAT 10 VICTORIA VICTORIA, B. C., Oct, 6 I* Government Gives Meals To Workshop Employes (By United Press.) MELMOUT \ Oct Railway employes under the V ctorlan government are ape clally favored mortal The allk worth $1 hurried to Taco 00,000 wht bh will be pant by the waiti eeeeeeeeees eas eed IN AIRSHIP FALL Capetown Celebrates. (Ry United Press.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 56.—The fed eral prime minister, Mr. Plsher will leave for Capetown today to attend the celebration in South Africa connected with the opening (By United Press) PARIS, Oct. 5.—-Leon Morane, who recently broke the world’s alti rd at Inay, and his brother were severely injured to & fall from an aeroplane Robert, day by SWITCHMAN LOSES LEGS. lacing 100 pounds of dynamite TACOMA, Oct William 8 | Today’s Styles Today Overcoats and Suits for Young Men atter to sele yvunt of style elect them you are $1 THE BUYING IS EASY WHEN YOU USE OUR LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN y pa i afforded you w ence | [RAR RAR R RRA AAD under bis| fi} Butterick Patterns and Publications for November on Bale at Pattern ped Standard Apron section 1 fortable Chur MacPougall & Butterick Patterns and Publications for November on Bale at Pattern outhwick Co. I inna as vues he Sin: Gk Ula Sain les cond Dapanesetranapaciic wads} Mtoe! evidence pany SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET reat Pie Bes mrs tt echt a royal, welcome: “The "seamen ts Bedding, Fiannels and Apron Ginghams | Thursday at Greatly Reduced Prices to in erve quality ! ringhar and free fre ing, durin day: for two you 7c Apres Gingham, 5c warrar a otted check tubs attorney that saved Chicago, Milwaukeo & St i; oo adding to the com To induce you to visit our complete] tocked departments of 1 | righ bapa a ccene we Bedding and Domestics, and to learn our prices, we are offering ex mata BROTHERS HURT 3 , j ce the j ce gate reformatory maelf on the night of! inducements in the way of pri and tarcl arch chock full of x the winter : w of the Linens, traordinary reductior No store in better equip 4 pecials for Thursday: $5. 78 ort Wool Blankets, $5.00 8 ‘ Plaid Blank pink and white, erve yo white, black and white and Nall <- -AA oe : ae a ee lout for gov: | near Holasy. ‘The aviators dropped | Of the first union parliament 32c Pepperill Sheeting, 25c ‘$1.75 Cotton Blankets, $1.35 rvice of 21 years, will retire|4Md is also backed by the New |/T™ 4 sreat height KILLS SELF WITH DYNAMITE she h oy ter Ay idoethy ‘ 4 ize 72x80 inches, heavy quality Cotton mber on half pay, He will re-| York, New n & Hartford rail CASPER, Wyo. Oct. 5.—P' le Xound ead ide tlankets, in gray, tan or with fancy ever Ip you keep the house and kitchen com many », Thursday Clothes Pins, 5 Dozen Extra Heavy Clothes Pins, Thursday .. Be House Brooms, good, strong nes; 4 sew- g3; regular price 45c. Spe- cial Thursday . -29¢ sal Wringers, guar three solid r roll- ers, 12x14 cov- | 18, 12¢ tan and | $5.00 | $1.35 | special items for } i Eastern Outlitting Co., Inc. 1332.34 SECOND AVE. NEAR UNION ST. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” a party of Minnesota men who are touring the Northwest with the idea of cementing business re lationship. The party will go to Portland tonight SOLD IN SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE CANS CARSTENS PACKING CO. attachr lar price wringer rents ap, 10 bars Elk | I ial for | Flag 19¢ “The Lobster Is the Wise Guy, After All” If you want to realize the truth o f the above saying, just remember where you were, say, five Are they the ones who were afraid some one wotild make a dollar on them? y ago; what you were doing, what your hopes we who your companions; and then look Not in a thousand years arounc oO d stt he s ssf on 3 ( *n of Seattle todz | al rf . - . around you and study the succe > ul men and women eater lay | The men who own the good property in Seattle, the men who own their own homes, the tax- \re they the hypercritical, all-knowing, non-believing bunch who were the wise guys of five | ‘ ie F 5 i “a a Zt ’ | payers of this community, the backbone of every locality, are the ones that Are they the ones that stood around the street corners and told about disaster and misfor- \ u thought were lobste rs tive years ago, : tune? They listened to the call of opportunity. They bought land. They stuck to it and are now in- Are they the ones who were too smart to buy real estate? dependent attention to the rings. We ourtesy of Ve respectfully call your 1 »wing remarkable real estate offe 20 Acres for $600 This 20 acres lies sh you would grant us the « an in deal Ask well, in the Snohomish iew We give you a square County fruit belt, surrounded by a f ast-growing settlement; plenty of work; 3 miles from good Sen town; terms, $10 cash, $5 per month. Five ‘ f good land, situate just across the na x] county road, within a sho e of three boat landin uitable erton 1 70 feet ictal waterfront; Terms $10 Cash, Balance $5 Per Month terms, $50 cash, balance to suit you. $750.00 5 Acres for $1,500 One orth of city imits \ : A oe ¢ n " f limits; We will give you your choice of 160 acres lo- make , e city lots; building restric | to l dry and n ted in King ( close to Lake Washing place for a home; $75 n le of lake; splendid soil and on a c fine runnit eam Terms to suit you Se C 1 act n the Won't you come in and talk it over with us State e can find u just You pay for everything you g but you get what y everything y OLE HANSON & CO. THE FIRM THAT NEVER HAD A LAWSUIT THIRD FLOOR NEW YORK BLOCK OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS ALL ‘THIS WEEK _ 7 Ser Po AY

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