The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1910, Page 1

There can be ee prpeny founded - crime and vice. Crime and vice are economic as well as social evils. Mayor Gill is therefore an economic as well as a moral menace. His recall will be an economic as aera benefi ph ey btn ope er, a salaried man or a business man, have a double interest in @ clean administration, a moral and economi interest. You «an protect this dual interest by signing the fou can restore to the legitimate channels of trade the money deflected into the sewers of vice; you can ¢lean the city of that vile crew of undesirables whose presence is pollution; you can protect your own Siebber’ sself respect. Sign the recall, 'S HOME PAPER ONE MONTH FOR 2 -_—«- a¢ a delivered by carriers into more | - Seattle than any other paper, A paper in | You can have The Star delivereg right at your dred on the byways, | door early every afternoon for 25 cents per month. | Phone Main 9400 or ind. 441 209. SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, O@TOBER 24, 1910. ONE CENT. °%,,784m"8 ap NEWS STANDS be SUVIUS IN ERUPTION; THOUSANDS FLEE W JOHN D. MADE HIS Seu can HOOT _TEW OE BLOOD MONEY THIS YEAR oEA OF MUD for John D. Rockefeller’s Art Gallery ‘The Eatre Dividends ROME, Oct. 24.—Vesuvius put my money in the bank Goodbye, HORACE A, |} burst from its crater today in active eruption, Thousands are o | [fleeing to escape At least 10 af 4 | From One of His) |p ere buried in the mid | 4 ! wn the | Coal Mines Cost) v cod | | | ilies are Only 55 Lives. ied aa BY B. F. GURLEY | t was ree AD, Col, Oct. 24—Six were killed, n C.F.” Welborn, pre : ’ nued activ de he ¢ io Pasi & leon 1 a va ‘ In “a hts tatement f he olcana han M A. = y eo — ree NO MUSH IN YOUR * OE OAS, HEAD, HORACE A. & aah nillion | cas: * egy Deg bow eal + ere f Mr. Editor of Star—1 thank & dar fe acy toe vee ght Mod nana you very much for giving me & To gag age & prize, as every one up at-® a # to the my h o alla me “mush- & ahaa but 1 head Well, ou did not & shown # | think I was one they all said & $40 last Saturday, when | sent in & p. é my letter. It was too late. kw& * a . * » gg enone 1509 Ninth Av. t have bh ee ee ee 2 a ’ ” ONAPED Area " he Rocke grief i de t . t © tras tn A he aaw the . f yon { waiting, of tolling and of sacrifice swept awa with the A foung woman who left a Mad-| ows of the bird havin eft her/the room, he » greeted with life of the man whom she bad fol-|'sam st. hotel yesterday was much | door n, two bellboys repaired to “Give the boy a dime emarkable photograph, taken especially for this newspaper by B. F. Gurley, on the scene hed aarcas the cone mor iberal in| the one remained The news spread among the cor mine disaster. It shows a victim's widow and little son seated at the foot of the mine lie ae ia ance of bungee her tips during| on gu the other approached the spirators, and before the end of the hopeless. This striking photograph is really a work of art, and if it should, by above her three babes. She saw this visit to Se) parrot week they had the bird so that he| Shance, be given a piace in the Rockefeller art gatiery, no better title than the one word, attle than she Say ‘Give the boy a dime 1 boy a " could be given it. | (Continued on Page Eight.) had ¢ on in| the page to the parrot. The parrot cou { her, paused and cocked his head on one y visits to| side hotel After he had gone t the the b ose to the occasion as expected A bellboy took an express package up to the the door an ive the boy a dime cked, opened hand til be UPREME COURT UNMASKED & the m Th ed the package to the overheard scraps of conve A that was all. The deep voice was heard te | between f the bellboys, a0d| betiboy got scared. Then he went “Give the boy a d made them tell him all the facts/ out and the other bellboy went in pick sdituiode Ship icin teen as as ar then, as the 1 in h a dozen tongues Lessons Successful junction, said “Yes | rnts 1 f an assa e of sth < ha ae us had occasion to test These lessons went on for three she fished into her SY JOE SMITH. }tm-the t 2 slue of his k t . + Pr yet owers, a bellboy in the hotel| days before the vird med tolcoin, The Kopyrighted 1910. lthe ki tetim, .0 he sarviving | th { other states. 1 do not dis.|concelved an idea realize that he was expected to « © of he tate t ' hen ! f . s Boy's Bright Idea nything, and then on the fourth heard to 7 { as i : en ts ith f om = " . f tn The next’ day at Junch time, the when one of the boys entered guistic accomplishment of her pet I accidents will hap- | confine " , 1 a 1 , Ris the duty to | value f f And if > PGs the number of elf, « jured 2 of b t P ‘ive to him or to. his. DO YOU KNOW fete : = BLACK HAND ANSWER involves, to in th king our Indust on J ng . of them be f « tren fee & takes { the march to op iT 18 THE MOST WE CAN DO. Wror I i That Grover Desmond, the attor ms — DO WE 0O IT? ate va : “gy ; ney, once be ed gang ” Of its horses wreck There can be no adequate com We do not. 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