The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 153, 1910. MAUS WOULD BUY AUTO, SAYS CRICHTON, OPEN ALASKA = BE FRIEND OF HUMANITY | ; (By United Press.) | _ — * VANCOUVER, Wash, Oct. 1% | _ oe 54 a] * In hin annual report, just issued, | ; ‘ Gen. Marion P. Maus, commander| A novel theory in regard "to the |from old Dobbin ey i Vi | ® of the Department of the Columbia, | ®utomobile ts advanced by Health | | piylieadivoygyrecin dy iypesey yen Ain 4 | U. 8. A, bas made recommenda: | Commissioner Crichton in the Bul" Tote elie on Mig rag as : ae —— tions that the Alaskan coal dep letin of Ganitary Soclence. Hero|srecis, narrowly escaping death | Fealand | 'h!* prosperity has been due to the n 4 that the government New 2 votes of women, But we do most Piiary affort to prevent stam. | the horselews vehicle is hailed as a or mutilation from the speeding 4 - ertainly claim that the votes of | \ 5 ort ( Brccrinig Moedl oA pny ors py MRS. GEO women have not hindered it, These | ¥ , ie ara 7 bet ot eels str foe . 3 New Zealand wo va Manes ok tag a J The report also recommends the Mpined in 1893 the ¢ a | fhe ass, Republican, May 2, use of motor transportation for the is ee ee that it would er army and the elimination from er ge and rats has been lewen-| Why ¥ for doe or Uiseptics of the country service of & eertais ¢ of | lwo the chauffeur can no! a Ke des, 1 ric N's con 4, wont of them of field rank, | Contract disease from the mousin juy speed wagons instead, sertously ed and b | 4 é % > ; ie ’ who, Maus declares, have no usefui| #4 the touring car as he could|and yo a friend of humanity ‘ a place in the military establishment but are looked upon as an obstacle » Harold Mackubble will in the way of advancement of de Barn Grows a Story vert the structute into « three serving officers Higher Every Year |: story dwelling ee important , f } ba s dh : . 2 Start War With Japan ARNE Bi S naa.” a ? he : Ms i 2 He WINNIPEG, Man., Oct. 13.—Juat the rights ee oat re . TO CLEAN THE CARPET ; Y i ae» . bars | water your house a little and wateh Arrest Samaritan ie subjec Seaaly affects A housekeeper who has tried the 7 4 War with Japan is inevitable} it grow. That ie a? are seriously af tolicwian Media Ghee tak tole te f ; i? " eee within five years and Uncle Sam is ral hal Pag cage » Patrolman Heath, disguise ms may seriously em & success for cleaning the carpet going to have the fantods torn out * Mackub a sick tramp, ered M Harold * of the colony Put one cake of white on tee of him. » Leary’s pharmacy Thomas mp, DOR At least this was the contention bic of Loydmin nd Broadway, he was wet and preasing to know | none |, ond , § “nye zy } . ve espoons each of ammonia : 4 . ater, Bask, 1 Me gark forebodings have | 0) NmrG eal soda into . i i so. of Jan Seery, & saloon states | Sasine ao ias cgled 4 ae t DOIG DY . hottie of whisky. I've got wrk ears |quoth Heath A tow yas He didn’t look very well, ago Mackubbie| yea bese Se net of | Piained William R. Rawsthorn, life save automobile, {t probably never has SMITH A Dr. Crichton says by the sub-|occurred to him to view the racing titution of clean garages for|car in the light of a inet stables, the humber of germ-ecarr E wore} PAR. Boll Mt untit it te diss : | i hs “ , man, yesterday afternoon, Mr. H the year the wo ere! Then 0€@ soft water enough to i f : its V7, L. Kyle defended the negative with | New Zealand ex ol aahe th aaithnn ead ‘tok te manne Aes & vigorous tongue but failed to con “at $45,000, 006 to & baal ee toe ae ¢ } ° oll and set aside to cool ‘of the populat wae When cold apply to the carpet wit were vi a aunt urea arpet with | merrily w Patrolman Brown clerk, who sold the whisky a rush, rinse the carpet with j Bull EAN 7 funds, and tim : : Hild per cap ~ ont) & Cloth wet in cold water and wrung te eee | Sened to | ber was scarce. | Heath, when he appeared in polic one New Zeals ; partially éry 4 jj ye James, who had not been out of et i ,; |court yesterday % five bad a say : ; Vs ’ | jail more than 24 hours preceding ing pe did want! “I took pity on him and sold the 5 the scrap, drew a fine of $16 today, a barn mighty) whisky purely for medicinal pur- averaging #156. In 1908 in om C : ad, #0 he To Remove Shine From Cloth. and Judge Gordon let the patrictic| 84, 80 he cut off some willow! \ oo.” The man said he had @ mt, one out thre 1 in *) z } A ome averaging over Cloth whieh ecome shiny | : C\ Kyle down with a fine of $5 j trees, cutting them up for corner) jovere chill.” at, rei “ aftey tw and sides, all set vertically in) eens Oi yon were more solicitous Rass mites « appear : . WANT OWL CARS |the ground lof the till th ft” emarke New Ba re turpentine. Une ‘ Every woman who sees this sketch will “ “Owl car” service for the south-| The next season he direovered | Of the till than t ll,” remarked ee nn sees, 2 erécniies, oma Yeh the . } brery woman who sees this sketch will say, “Oh, ferent gowns are produced + morning sult be-|ern and western sections of Seattle |that the posts had rooted and| “ity Attorney Pierce ee of 96,000, 313,000 Gelng ever and fis | heath for erening wen en Rt IB one, with one under jcomes an aeroplane, automobile or hobble gown, this|was the main topic of discussion |grown as only willows know how. | judge. Gorden, nagensed awe: ps wih receipts of #1 . Se ee Te toe] tite United ace ae oe en nénerte that (gta, i# a8 afternoon or calling gown. - Then at|at a meeting of the South Bud tm-|In the fall the floor, which, when | '7 reg he Bien ogc thy increased alin 1 hi laste, but} thin t* the real thing in styles for women f that last this ts sipped off and an evening array is ex-| provement Clubs Inst night. The) built, was even with the ground, | Cor i peorggg -hgpene it ra a t men for winter | y the train of which has been looped through s|Beattle Electric Co, was requested,|was three feet above the ground which, tn the ordix t ' mployed n alld sae, bel ‘bir 0 Mette ted Pn ee et lthrough « resolution unanimously |level. A year ago the barn was on S oning of the ter m-| fn eak . also have| sleightot-he rmance, one can be pertecds|th After the wearer of one of the gowns has learned | passed, to provide an all-night ser-| stilts about nine feet high, so the # ay, it increased | th t is wo! wor caalor pe s hattaan ont " ve eoty and is able to ewiteh the lvice « ar to that yw enjoyed! mer simply built another floor Athens.—The Greek ministry, prosperity, ; s the elethi hs vy Sy adlielinds oti aaa uttons without error, she will have to make but one | by residents of the Green Lake and|This summer the lower floor has|headed by Premier Dragoumis, has ae : ittona, dif- [toilet where before she had to make four Eastlake districts again g) n thr feet and in al resigned Te tates for a moment tha : - is : tt tel toons had 2 . cndamaanans atone arene a. We Count No Trouble vinee James, Whereupon he used force. The fray was progressing a druggist wt Broadway and Madi. son st. “fell” for Heath's “chill.” A fine of $100 was also his portion this morning. . the proper food for her, and how to care for her What 3 you real ced is one of our Heaters much as @fenishes heat wit! a minute's chavs thoro ae ner in bed : tle meat and rich past A hee tina - 4 a ee es if ¢ Warm that A bedroom, dl casa off ee gh sao This is a policy to which we have strictly adhered throughout our busi foom or bathroom at ¢ expense Sen: Mase han Wash out Wehave on sale three very special and throat with listerine 1 ca « ss and od times a day ogg ashame For breakfast: Cereals Siee— aad Size— toasted bread, dish of f 5 $2.29 & aa $2. 98: = milk, po 7 ecwe 4 a ~ ‘ 4% ; } ‘ clothing; cheerfully. ness career—twenty-one years—and undoubtedly one of the main factors of our success. 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