The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1910, Page 8

GOV. BRADY WINS FIGHT FOR BALLOT ‘ BOISE has » of Sta now the € r 1 WOMAN'S DEATH ACCIDENTAL TACOMA, Oct a om rifle of Peter Pet n came the bullet which carried death to Mrs Swan while bur nesday on sults from investigatior is he entirely amele acciden all ce ecte tragic ae does not lessen grief ¢ ‘eterson him if or of Mr. Samson, both of whom were with Mrs, Samson at the time of the accident SEEKS TO AVOID TRIAL FOR GRAFT} (fy United Press.) Oct nk M,| PITTSBURG, s Hoffstot, a pr banker, s for alleged bribery and for alleged consp his attorneys today asked t indictm ndlc y of y, thre tmen 7” t the rac s be quashed Ree RRR * GIRL RIDES COW PONY * 300 MILES TO COLLEGE * * * 100 & * LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct Miss Mabel Ransom rode miles from her home in Perry Ok., to Lawrence to enter the state university. She did not * desire to leave her cow pony at home or intrust him to the care of a railroad AAARREARRERKEEE FIND DROWNING VICTIM. The body of Peter Haram of the four vic accident at Muk IM arrive at Gr Wndertaking parlors @rnocon. The funera De held tomorrow at 2 the Zion Lut ebur 66th st., Balla 8 eee eeeeeeeeee ATHENS in Turkey cordin Oct has officia ‘—T te € } int I STAR THE SEATTLE PEPPER YOUR ICE CREAM? SOME SEATTLE DIETS WOULD MAKE AN OSTRICH ENVIOUS, NEW YORK, Oct. &—There has] And some others, not recollected ne am 7 - —_— - - - — —— = — been fo od ft “aria the vole at Uh ent moment (aaxeo evans) [PeHPUR a) Fup Poraroa’s) (“Two Fat mt) ONE DEAN) (CAAT HOTS ae LTE ee” colar” It ie! Aig - : Pe END CneANt ball falo vinne Am ie pdt’ Sanpwicd ] [Ane carsur | 4 of persons who desire to] Some girls carry the powder puff . $ ; S pa —_ | wt against unpleasant odors.|in the purse, Some carry it in the son't know just what thely pa » | stocking. One wey, it takes up too % but here in New York similar cru-| hard to get at, in public vders might get after Now there's a new fangle, Great The uncovered garbage buckets| big hatping, with great big heads jand barrels, which stand along the| lids to the heads, and powder puffs treets from 6 to 8 & m., and spoil | inside the lide, Also a mirror, Fine | he breakfast appeties of early| scheme, eh? Wonder if the eagle inert leyed partion down at the custom The fume-belching taxioabs,| office are wine to it, Quite several which blow their blue breaths upon | dia nde could be smuggled in one folks loaving theatres with stifling | of those ow-headed stilettos effect Guards are being worn on the The charming pinkcheeked| dangerous end of the hatpin : young gentlemen of 50 or ¢ ho! Some of the extreme ones are bir ye FOOO-LING 19 DELIRIOUG|S — | nako themselves more irresistible! ger than the head, Pheasants han ever by showering heir ea owls d roostera are among U een ti ) ments with patchouli, musk and| designs employed. Some of — the hectare | restaurant keepers showe KON] other cholee perfumes, before tak | birds are three inches tall Dene sce cueven writes, Xe and sane Seattle men ng their lady friends to dine Honestly, girls, jen't there an AND & BOWE OF SOUP We've got men in town wit The horrible, ghastly unknown | limit the funny etuff you will sty x diets that would make an ostrich | smetis which rise out of the con around? Every day our be hang hin head in discouragement,” | \iantiy-excavated avenues, causing ved ladies are wetting to loo sald restaurant mas me to think all the gas mains and and less like bunian beings The man who takes bananas and! conduits and things must run|and that’s no exagemmeration, as beer in a saloon i# no longer out) through cemeterion; |Lew Fields puts it of the beaten path. Men who eat two or three raw steaks with vine | gar tn b reetenrants or make thres/§ SLOT MACHINES USED |» eee eee eee eee moals a day on plain, everyday m! and sugar are not wnusual | OVER 2000 YEARS AGO MEETS SWELL FRIENDS, & Seattle ie eating more tom-fool | * * things every day,” nays A. L. Grif a nickel In the slot and|@ Miss May Krueger, the ener * fith, waiter at the College Ing | ifical machine work ® getlc see tary of the King * Josephine McGinley, waitress at| Perhaps that|@ County Humane Bociety, who * Allen Dale's, saya ahe takes more wann't the exact|® attended the eighth Interna. * funny orders every day wording over the | @ tional Prison Congress ae Only thia morning,” she said, “a Keyptinn slot ma |® delegate from Washir * } Ice cream and pepper, fried pota-| man ordered for breakfast pumpkin | chine but the|@ writes to Seattle friend ‘* |toes and vinegar, pickles and ima-| ple a-la-mode, rice pudding, cocoa fact has just|@ when she met dent t* |ple syrup, apple ple and ustard, nut cake and then soup. | been established | @ recently she was sande . OMETINES THE WarTRETS baked beans and cream—thene, a| “Some party ll come in here that such a ma-|# in between Englint * C23 ON HEART FAURE canvass Wednesday of downtown | some day and ask for tripe floated chine was known | ® t * restaurant keeprs showed, are some’ in cottage pudding in Alexa * * 2,000 years a * * Hero wrot 7 * IVIPRISON U Ss PURITY WORKERS TO PREACH 2 book on Foey | see eA A Ae } } eet mation” in 150 B - “ Mrs. A.B. Sime and Jobn B.)c in which he describes « sacrifical | Hammond, of Des Motnes, In; Ar-| /cesel “which,” he says, “flows only s TEA MER and Mrs Della Thompson Lutes. | wianorate description of thin device A SHORE editor of the American Motherhood, | .ay— that a coin dropped into the (By United Press) cans and Englishmen Is believed to wil! occupy the pulpits at the Co- | cise at the top of a vane depresses « GUATEMALA CITY, Oct. &—/be tantamount to condemnation to lubmia Haptist church, the Mallard | iver which nas at ite end a broad (itp Wetted Presa) Foreigners are fleeing in terror|death. Teh foreigners are accused Baptist church, the Temple Baptist | iste upon which the coin momen POINT REYES, Cal, Oct. &—A ; Amalpa, Honduras, following of fomenting a revolution. Anarchy | chureh and the First Christian |tariy rests. At the other end this|/steam schooner, | presumably " rom Amalpa > toll & | prevails and the authorities are not church tomorrow. They are alll iver raises a plug from the mouth | Tallac, wer hore four miles north the improsonment of Englishmen |attempting to prevent pillaging. members Of the patty of purity! or a (ine, causing the holy water |of here today. Teh vessel is resting and Americans and seizure of prop-| The English cor Amalpa has | workers to arrive here this evening | wir which the vase was filled to|easily on a sandy shore and pone erty by the city commandante ine yay and has cabled /for « three Gays’ stay flow out at the side aboard is in danger. A nor 4 night The jailing of the Amer for a cruiser | Whether other nickel machines | *chooner was directed to ) , d the ancient Egyptians w aseleta and the Point Reyes life Pe ied the ancient pian wi ananace andthe Pout eye le * * ork does not reveal, Neither does |the dense and low lying fox, how #& WATER SHUT.OFF NOTICE. * HIS OWN CASE t show that it supplied the Alex: ever, it was impossible to ascertain * ® andrians with beer or mineral |the name of the vessel. It is prob * shut off tomor- & water able, however, that she ¢ easily * to bp mw. on @| Charles Wesley Smith, formerty| A it proves that Solomon | be refloated, ax she is * Fit Madizon to # city librarian, but now a practicing | Wa" 0” thé ip mers fc: when he Gajd'| sendy stiary and the water ss'enhee WINTER, W # University; on | ity, ® rey, ventured into the miim| hat ‘here Is nothing new under the), Ay gAprigy CORNER STONE deputy sheriff ian , 0 Sixth, and of @ sory business with one of his cl| | and r * Sixth ay. from University tow) . 4 } BOILERMAKER DIES. | Three hundred ministers and lay e tiny cab # Uni @ | ents, and ts bow & loser by $3,000) McCartney, 46, died at|men att the Wes at Dam, where * on that account, he says Yester hie residence, 1604 Verton *t, Bal onve . haw for five days held them|* # & @ &@@ eee ee eh e We day Judge D. H. Carey, « visiting | lard, at 11 o'clock last night, Me-| witnes aying of the jedge fro Steven As ty gave | Cartney was employed as a boiler ner stone the Firet Ba ‘ ‘ f LAMB 18 WINNER Maud Hetrick jadament of $1,400| maker at the Great Northern rail-|church esday, at Harvard oP ot w apd he rays against him as a settioment of their| road. He was & member of the/av. and st. The batlding om possible, t ot to kill} MONTESANO, Oct. §—Frank H. accounts, Smith had testified that| Mallard Lodge of Elke, He te sur] when cc od will neat 1,700. It any « Lamb has won the fight for repub he had already lost $1,600 by try vived by his widowed wife, aljwill « approximately $150,00 This ow Hean nomination for repre tative ing to help his client, Mra. Hetrick, | brother and two daughters. All are} and will ome the headquarters pos ya i member of in this dist He polled 374 votes along tn busine The dects' residents of Seattle. The body in|of the dene jon in the North fam to 371 for Harry Livermore will be appealed at Grabam eman's west & En BIECT — pe Le Mbste ke their a taxi t 5 t the eat The th € de far f i h ‘ a EXTERIOR VIEW, WITH TAXICABS IN LINE FOR CALLS. is|in the week, so no passenger rides with yesterday's mud or la varging, careless driving, speed and v matters that affect r own a ght’s gerr Eve aution is taken for the sanitation of | the comfort or convenience of the 1 1 r hecker ; " « jing over the entire city to check uy the « ' Iriver id renovated eve t x” the protectic ¢ ° " ' oi ry nigh For the protection of the customers in the matter of over } ‘Taxi rates are measured automatically and accurately by the TODAY IN HISTORY Oct f, 1871 which , J star f y the » front t he Auditorium hotel to 1 ‘ park ' hi due te thing hint that the ‘ r proven, It of a few big that they ¢ I Father Louis E. Miller, forme of the Church of the & ed Heart and lately in charge of the chapel at Orillia, in neric ib at Little Helen McKinnon wa not Co i ander n * t . te Bo the request yeste by Judge Frater Oniy the age licenses were taken out Smatior “Dambel? The first session of the Sunday | Club this season will be held to morrow afternoon at the Y M. ¢ A Dy Thomas icholson, of Ne York, will speak on “Who 8 Rule Th Right Rev. Edward J. O'’Dea,! bishop of Seattle, will preach at high n tomorrow morning In St Ja Cathedral on the work of Three women and one man filed di ¥ Over $ a few hundred laborers who Seattle ip back in atea’ their River & the Car ee complaints \* the court house seit is eee TTT err. 0,000 will be paid out to} A pay Northwestern on the They will get the Cops Railroad at Bank of Commerce Alaska lameda from $1,500,000 over be rea i t nister who i# trying Tokio.—Judge Thomas 0 the American amba adc start next Friday for a visit to t United Sta The Germans Seattle will cele brate the arrival of the first Ger an se re in America yea ago, tomorrow night at Turner hal nc vised T DEPART arrived | ay. oF Gin A ball he audle ben feativition, 600 DATt Of the ™m As eateg flooded, ee having proved 4 Gam Pitteburg—Four Itallatig © #8 murder eved to have Kee at Clevelagg Bostor dead , moat Mkely Gaston of Yakima, = old, Was att of asthma eg Bellingham. — The ! ed a fund for the Glee f or charged with aa ht tthe * BEGGAR TOO STRENUOW Tom Donnelly, one of them & indivi als who go bout tee, ims, approached wines last night and peques, an, Being « total sing Tom, William refamdgl ate himeeclf from 4 on of bis bank role was none too fat an bumble supyliagt became aggrensive ag g. In tact, “sae ¢ ¥ * m on the nose * t earned him ity’ * the city jail today whey * Gordon learned the faeg that The monster dead whale thet peen encountered by several wise vessels has again beep ed. This time it was sighted by gy er Mackinaw in latitude ude 127.46. Vancouver for the Northern Paci a. aepees eer? & . Shea eee t ttt tee ee ee » uspended until commissien tp > Pebrawry proposed fnerense rates which the t rei Tr , 3d nveyance modern taxical NT-SECOND tal amount stered om s traveled # charge three passtt tion, are 3 bres nal one _ fam, calls whit wh fel lay qT the square, W tine heavy macti@i Seat ¢ the modigm Sp ney a see insfer the their jure » the busine sks are issue convenient” { change. through the und can ts wE 0 Q f \ V u * ah * * * * * * * i