The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1910, Page 3

faureh member mife are a nation © gan Tee pe veld and Ww a Pen of Women Ke us j card playing }* t living and 7 and Sims is known 8 Whist Champion ebured is the ‘Congregations officials 8. of La Cross: the federatior ne at Methods night, “are fo enforce your law alt to do so, ¢ pi hire competent other } Se at various ct Geattle confer Federation boca: lee & Plymouth © a LAUNCHES = ident destroyer in the (my re launched today at Myal station was named th U8 tons dixpia @ 33 knots « ceremont by a large crowd, prince. (WIS SLUGGED | BY FOOT-PADS Jape the tt} GIBRAL including RAINY e searc t Queen Mother have been ¢ and and w a En « FEAR 1,000 DIE IN FIRE MANUEL OFFERED SAFETY IN ENGLAND MANUEL IN HIS KINGLY ROBES Ry Velted Pree) TAR, Oct 10. (Conctuded.) = iaeplieg from behind a boxcar, bringing the “ ‘tree thugs se upon Pat an Lit. Boten fami Apearty this morn n the des | m r and mraggie which “ Lit-|had only got in shaking off his as home 4 all of who nade their f te The attempted assault oc George walking and Patric Wower k O'Mara, who turned up to Rapid Rive 4 of the Den- ing, have J mpan Raker went . of th fire 60¢ trees highest se sewod 3 Doz. Sc Sc Fry Pan—Hest Hl with ha T ay, extr Se Stone Jar—On = s You Must One. we e OneMan” ee a 3%4-foot h: Champ 825 Buck Saw— & VUATAN teed at de ne steel blade » ance tooth ar rn tooth and 75¢ 1125 Ax — Pa Hand Tempered Ste< hiekory band : teed $850 Crosscut Saw 3c es 43 length oa $2.49 M40 Electric Door By tle Door Hell ¢ Wire, batter A teal barge 9.0 Cobbier Wols for hor all neteca, laste ang "126 cit Ma brush }) ite f fat wee Tuenda 75c KB ed Le Parlor Broom—Th hat nev ‘ as smooth Clothes Pine w We Making the Housewares Go Many Bodies Found. RIVER Ont has ret short distance taken Charles Wower t plunged SDAY'S BEST BARGAINS Possible Profits and Quick Selling—That's the Way We Do It Broom fs ma. whisk ¢ 39¢ ie arlbat UNION @: acer. Baker immediately. It i reported that Manuel fs verging on a phys p breakdown and is being treated by spec who boarded the yacht a little time and money tn faithfully testing th jaime made of a prepar a a ation « able and universal 4 L. W. Nelson, 4 deputy under | used an & rt's Dyspepsia Tablets pnt gpend rg Bory Biya Bagel Lo iff Ba Cudthee, will be| Now, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets About the bine hes a badly | the democratic nominee for sheriff. are vastly diffe ps. where his body! hen F Shields, named at the pri-| respect from « showed above the water while the! ch * resigned owing to tll) medicines, for the reason that a ding | J afte not ® secret patent medicine ae h A the - - no secret is made of their ingredi his hands and . * ents, but analysis shows them to! (Scotti and Pasquali (23h no hina hele | ments, pure aneptic pepsin, the di-| to be Here Thursday acids, Golden Seal, bismuth | hydra. and nux They » not —_ leathartic, neither do they act pow-| bh advance tect him, althouxg located. Of the Iowa men out homesteads, two of th been found. Their nar coun bodte town. These are a of six m of Bear many wil found farther « not be ascertained. People are xending their east on special trains, made for Fort Fran whore Dulut transfer te wind ts wt for the time Ely Starts on Flighs |* (Concluded.) in Hight brown leather. On his right n front « attached tc ma ‘ , wher er besa « ts arth \ py wind wa ter accelerator of b " was a great wind for speed it one of the roughe I ever tackled,” sald Bly. “It was extreme hoppy, and kept me on the move every second to retain the bal ance of the machine See eee ee * *# DARIUS GREEN * UP TO DATE * 7 > ~ * . a. d and * * * Green * * > * We'uns ‘Il fly Way off in the ak * M ee ee ee el DID DRUG CLERK | | SELL SUNDAY BOOZE? am R clerk in the f M. P. Le ad gist T t. and F 1 forfeited $200 bail t 1 ing when } " i € Pa 1 A trols H I \ tl ft f CHICAGO an b tiona f da 1 v I met ANCOUVER 1, Oot. 10 y Bow t-yearold lad n rda hen a gut ally a SESE EEE EEE EER RRR STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1910. Clark and held him until Patrolman | | Whiting appeared. The patrolman | was given to ¢ 4 that Clark |was a desperate } t | Prevents Many People From Try ing a Good Medicine | Stomach tr Clark's wife ap ed at pollee | me and in om * #0 obmtl| headquarters today with the ¢x-/nate to cure, that people are apt t Iplanation that her husband waa Jon on any ret j quarrelsome only when drinking. A 4 radical, permanent} charge of disorderly conduct will be d indige | lodged aga him hemaelve I their acute r betng | bugged in medicines. | This fear of humbugeed can} | [be carried too far, #0 far, in tact that many people suffer for years! h weak digention rather than rink AGAINST HODGE but th erfully on any organ cure] de Pasquali, the formerly with the | Wndl@estion on the commonsense ot New pian of digesting the eaten | fo Scotti, the | Moroughly before it has time to fer the sour and cause mischief rd in re Ja is the only secret of their auc rf the auspices of the | CO. = ht rf . be Cathartic pille never have and} ance of these artlats | "eV@r can cure indigent a a « an|*tomach troubles, because they act girl, married to an Italian, | eatirely on the bowels, whereas the AK avorite in Mexico) ¥hole ble eally In the stom-| are ach | | art's Dyspepsia Tablets, taker |MAKE OCTOBER 12 A HOLIDAY oale, digest th od, That 1 ie Oh there te to it “i not dij} October 12 as a legal holiday | gested or half-digested is poison, as comm t arrival of Ut é@feates gas, acidity, headaches Colum merican shores, will }patpttation of the heart, loss of at a reception at the bh and appetite and many othe “inesday of 400| troubles which often called by| member of th some other nam: Knights of Colum | bus Bishop O'Dea and Judge Don They are sold by druggists ev-| |worth will be among the speakers. | erywh 50 cents per package pane oes bs Is noticeab more Seals apparent Have Advanced 30 Per Cent In the last have in ste year W t of the two ck a big I hased I attract Il start t Big Sealskin Sacrifice Sale per cent less than same qual t week at 25 ity can be secured elsewhere Latest style and best of workmanship guaranteed Rare Chance in Minks I ha lot of direct pers at in the t re a fine orthern Ch ile at 25 pe the regular cent less than price Eighteen years in business In Seattle as a manufacturing Furrier. My guarantee stands for something to. your a my line Cc. C. BERG 1425 FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE’S PIONEER FURRIER inspect 3 ey | ty. Clarence wan shot throug! for her life in St eph's hoaptt w hours later Dhotz ta COAST, SAYS DIRECTOR) LAW--DIETZ 2-00, 70 WIS DEATH , Mee Diets begged and ples aded + with s her husband to surrender, Onl HOISE, Ida, Oct eling (Conetuded.) | when she reminded him that she | at @ high rate of speed, D %, the (iy United Pree) j sus, to the United Press today was in delicate health did he softer ind fast mail t Oregon WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.1 am) Director Durand has been pre-|driven over his dam, The lumbe« And 1 he went bis little daugt rt Line, struck & ‘ teh absolutely certain that the Gensus|PAred for many months for the) trust refused to pay ter Helen ¢ Au the little girt/in the yards at Payette In ght > aaa A a cific |@HOrmour Increases shown by the} Dietz then presented a claim of| drew near the men with a white As the heavy engine left the track Announcements for the Pacific! cies of the Pacific const and the|§8,000 toll for loge driven.over his| handkerchief clutched {n her erimy | Hngineer Edward Hubbard threw coast cities will be found accurate, | figures as they have come io from/dam, The trust again refused to! little hand, she inped on the alr and Jumped ck and I am sure that there will be} the enumerators, though in some} pay If papa comes out and gi ip,|on bis head and Mttle were no padding of returns said B./ ew almost beyond bellef, were Bo Dietz opened the gates of hin) you won't shoot him, will you held out for his reec at Dana Durand, director of the cen-| Hd surprise to the census officials |dam, and soon 20,000,000 of Dietz Is Arrested Noodward's hospit Paye ,|timber was high and dry | Even then the deputy sheriff It not known how the switch | The Umber rotted away, and dep-| were skeptical. Only the ape eh 1 to be opened NO HOPE FOR MINERS": sheriffs tried to serve him with | of Dietz appe 1% with upraised r boowe and three freight civil processes, Diets warned them | hands convinced ther 4 « derailed, while the en away, They became insistent, They | their pe the deputies p gine of No. 9 left the track The TRINIDAD, Col, Oct, 10.—Fifty:|Calorado Fuel & Iron Co, owners| "And then began the esl salah die dan Pheer eee, One minors are in a living tomb/of the mine, Into a charnel bouse,| sruggle. Many a deputy sh Scania ‘ahi cron Pn cnsbgs today at Starkville, with absolutely) whllp women relatives of the er Pinkerton operative tri fo get to more ™ Ho hope for thelr reseue alive tomfind n dully watched the) Hietz, but usually a bullet in the And now they talk of sendir RHEUMATI S M through a miracle, All night mtut@ly = preparations, apparently | arm or log was his portion. Once! to the enttedtiary tor life ‘Diet the workers tolled In the gla urate to comprehend their sf! three men were killed by Diots and|inaiste chat he ie in the right. acetyline torches and electric Hghts [nificance his family when a posse attempted| ‘Just take a look at that farn CURED to ald the imprisoned men, but the} / Phe men in the “old stove,” OF] ty storm the little farm hot > hes a aad what weed lo dand rescuers, imperiled by afterdamp,|@ketern wing of the mine Gi and. Seas out thomanad eral oda afiowa” hae Diet |were compelled to abandon their] Wan destroyed by an |iars were expended by the powers |his surrebder é pinces at daybreak to save their) presumably of fire damp to oust the determined holder of| When the dep heriffs crowded own lives eg ening are in two block Cameron dam Dietz and the Cam-| into the bulle t arred farm house While the men worked in the/cMimbers, One band has t Jeron dam became known throughout | little Leslie and He ere cling | glare of the flickering lights a tem |eated about two and a half milex|{ne United States tie ta emade weeds: mutins ape | porary morgue was being prepared |from the mouth of the mine, and] Admired Hie Nerve the while the body « oe | for the bodies of men yet alive j the other a mile further on, There] Righty or wr mngl wa heriff am Women Watch Work are 6 Americans and 1 negro among! mired for his nerve :t ' Under the n of the coro-|the doomed men. The remainder| porn resistance and ady | lay with « bu rough ner of | y, depution are Italians, Mexicans and Poles. | defense of he: counideres ax ts Sitiahonaiin Kaa tale | njustice of the and aga D ul acer . | Not a Hold Man WORKERS RUSH lease dase ia (ovigtaeeben'se acon aa ther ca lta , nche a n 4 y ld ’ aad nas mmm, TO CALIFORNIA vs| Dring it to shoulder. Ot o|| series J, W. Clark, a “s®ampor,” who (Ny United Press.) eo ; } | was arrested last night as a bold PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 10.—Clowe were @ . ep iT fe |bad holdup man, insiets that he i# approach of winter has started a ‘a villas; fied, tae olan thinks co’ Geuant Loughney Bake Oven Inst bot as black as he ts painted #tampede on the part of large a bullet ushing through and t r eived | Clark climbed aboard a Walling | number of workmen for Callforr jford av. stret car early yesterday | and other points further south morning, and during his journey} When the Rose City sailed ¢ sudenly discovered that some per |San Francia and m Ang hn, SST ee eps v, BS #on had “lifted” a bottle of whiskey | w crowded to the t v/ ‘ ; CER from his hip pocket and were turned away. The Ty Coy eed hy - 8 rk gre wquite angry about It, | K fi carried 401 passenger and pulled a revolver when Motor man Hockman and Conductor Shaw Tolovana, Alaska Mise Louise | { 4 attempted to throw him off the | V# has been appolt post 4 j ear Th car crew, with another) © or f th place to succeed] ed conductor, who was riding “dead-| 4 9 Batley, resigned | af head,” wrested the weapon from THE FEAR OF HUMBUG Savings Seldom Seen—A Thousand Prices Are Involved An Exceptional Table Value From Our Change of Management Sale Dining Table finished in Karly feet agement only. tends to six Change-of-Mar A Dresser Value You Can't Afford to Overlook From Our Change - of - Manage- ment Sale Dresser of select oak throughout, finished In Early English or Late English, Has 42x20-inch base 24x20 bevel plate m roomy drawers with w knobs Change-of Management 10 75 Sale price, only $ sf Dressers Less Than Manu- facturer’s Cost From Our Change-of-Man- {4 agement Sale Dresser made of genuine artered Has beveled plate mirror 36x18 Two roomy drawers witt ne front nicely polish v ¥ 1 Extraordinary Offer in Center Tables From Our Change-of-Man- agement Sale 1526-28 Second = Avenue = {