The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1910, Page 3

ENIC LICENSE | 1s TURNED DOWN be turned into loon from which entirely excluded, If there will be no ob granting of a Hoenn matter stands now the | has three licenses to grant umbia, Shomo'’se and the The licenses ar worth 000 The Columbia will eventually get Shomo's is likely to fall of the council's nie cate, Firet was denied a renewal the city deprive done however, at jection to the b As the legitimate men wit! wo be jong, ber undoudted ly wae eet the Aplece Seon but favorite ome ring following Hoenses wer last night Rernhard Sperben, Palace, 1434 lat av Rabb & Dempsey, Loop, 210 Main; John ow Cleorta, Columbus. 167 Washing cs: BD ni H. Latach, Bagle Cafe, 101 2d ae Mul &; Barmon & Royal, 818 fee DOP ay and W av.; Wolf & Gottstein, Lenora. pies. Blaine, 3 ) lst ay.; Ooctdental Realty Co. dal ex, S11 2d ay.; George Lawr elogs, % a9 Headquarters , 4 Rafelle Ale, The od = foxy yore Was AS f once Bos failed to expire gntil D wy of time to get Columbia result of th to licenses peer the change management failed to and the ow ESOLATION IN WAKE OF FIRE AND FLOOD applications for Orient Distributing Bide wing lat tern e jes, appares rye destructive com ts, practical admitting tha “ y are ene Bie beautiful ba were Wrecke GREEN MAN FINDS FORTUNE IN CREEK “Petnited Pres) NOME Alaska, Oct Gwekeg & recent arrival Pexae who started aff on & pr: 3 fip without prev or guidance, returned YEARS FOR THIEF Oct. 25.—T PMaumiessed to th gl ha he registered beard tte tamer der bet weatenced to fe tetera) prison pW, Price, con opium Who was arrested in Ew ML Gee a sentence of on fee Gy. Price was Md respected in fre and Hong Ha! Olympla, we or having empt Tr possession Hong Yek Kee Chinese resident assessed $50 ea jum tins in t REVOLT IN SPAIN (iy United Pree) MADRID, via Her Rumors of a revolutionary day are ach ac disastrous in Portugal ring of] pain to- throne Tom By jaye, Oct sy x uneasiness causi tions auch acted with King Manuel at “ eeently feased to ae are rife year once East Teacher— Johnny what Washington's farewell addre Jobnny-—-Heaven NG HARDWARE - VALUES Oil Heaters } Ont prices Ranner | Biettric O11 Heaters Randy Heaters per J to work where yo tad be warm. They riable and be moved to any part of the room Or any room tf the ho They give quick heat Without smoke or smell te... $2029 $2.98 an 50c Meat Saws, 25c We do | useful article in the kitchen These Household Meat not know of a more Saws have 16-inch ra can te 1 or steel blade, with finish strong aluminum back and wooden handle The nam: pri inusu $4.00 size FS "5c 15¢c Cup Hooks, 5c Doz. Abe 106 BOYS the and het Knives, * Brass Cup Without the vane 59 Wednes 5c lig Odd Piece Dinnerware Sale Articles Worth to $2.75 ROYAL AUSTRIAN CHINA wnright Values, This Sale Has No Seri- ous Rival jf Do Articles Cottese * Cupm and Sa ow neers, Of We } Sauce $1.00 Door Mat, 69 Mottled Door 84 strony TA aper Wednesday for $1.50 Steam Cooker, 98c & Harlbat AWENUE AND UMION STARLET. BUNCOED | BYSHARK State King, to aD |} Tam Wash.; In 1907 ton He of Haker, a am Washington, County of being sworn, says resident of Olympia, & poor laboring man 1 was induced to visit Bow bor, While th Hillman's agents told me in glowing terme of the many railroads that were to build in Co this place, and the many steamships that would make it the Kroatost shipping harbor on the cifle coast; that there number of factories, ly i shingle mille starting there, I told didn’t have any money, #o they sald, well, there are all kinds of workmen needed we'll you lot for hundred dollars and take » labor, Well, it's been ree years. I trusted their hone ww and even onty from them Ant in the receipts for another man on the day, and he told erty, that he There are already them I 80 nell two never a oe act have my work. I property met the other me th hi 0 no vet it railroad. dd there alk about imply hot air Qs eworn of O IN“ BAKER to before yber, 1910. PERRY, State ' ng at So © 64+ YEARS 18 INSULTED & sound night the t twky MAN n Pat od ( on beld vat ONLY WOMAN WHO RAN FOR PRESIDENT iS 80 TODAY BELVA A. LOCKWOOD. Most recent photograph (taken this year) of the aged woman suf frage leader | W ASHINGTON fied by Lockwood, ¢ the Equal Oct M lida Rights th Associa BALLOON AND ~ GRAVE PILOT DIoAPPEARED Th uM ered with That the find thet th brig ip slong with thing brand nnd John Dil median, unloads any! in} got! THE STAK—TURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1910. Death ch Rn tion Bar! ©. ment The plan was to indict Honey and then make # big fuss about it, It wae to be her over the country that had indicted a big Guggenheim man, and the people were then expected to believe that the Guggenheims, the Morgans and the rest had nothing on the sec retary of the interior, - ated Aw it was, Slegley is now under indict | Secretary | Ballinger out of one of the n ok edge hand tooled ooze leather exonerations that the seo retary « It how Michael J er framed up for himself just paked out that Heney was indic ou the day he died tn California Heney was t the Guggenheim goat in the edings which were | brought Hallinger's dire pro under First Interview With His Royal Piglets and Chalo- ner’s Own Story of His Brilliant Plan. | BY R. F. WILSON. COBHAM, Va, Oct. 2 I wn here espectally 1e-blood pialet—the applied by the er ne Chaloner to the who participated tr his brothe Rob's Lina Cavaltert found this eochon squealing embodiment of a F mar awful impreca € , ack of the negro qua te t erry Mills the Virgin of the f that tmmor loony now others of the akfast fount Dolgorouk! was we And J came tc to see "Prince 7 | Dolgor hire ekling Armatr an person mashup of Kl” ab Berk ving affair this oatate author Whe jeod by b yet who whe Armstrong and vibrate bas with Fre done far at. Ina deli looded and st ed t c Firet Valet De Chaloner Photograph of Chambre, Black Joe. alder or ple for r revenge Armetrong mantry gentler knickers and boots English mannerisms ng middle age with big twisted feat avy lines in his face e is engag ne ¢ t ked k u the Fren American epith an sald m thout smiling muble r of the Chanler with a hint f etort diac« . the heated f cards an et sat 20 and talks He te lly with enter powerf built satiafiod are re by monacle in leaned his pr the plg Berkshire ver John ae His f oot pe with Arm studying raion front sentiments * to # Katepoat off Colt nter ting reanized a brigands et a man kinds of bh Once 1 Mextoan an tnetir ‘ou me at “4 1 am by a wald WIFE SHOOTS HUSBAND IN STRUGGLE FOR GUN her husband ized the upon to h (By United Prem) 2 h ANGELES, Oct. 28—Frank rev and ran int another ‘ dead, and Mra roou Her husband, evidently oked the city jail nking she barge of murder, the self, grappled uggle between the the struggle possession of a 32call- charged, Emery . which was discharged killed * According to. Mra of Emery’s mother, having during a dis’ bands "MRS. CRIPPEN’S “FRIEND” TALKS Los in with h the weapon being . and during * was dis bre revolve joally vue with the Emery denied hyster Intended to harm al atement nger woman, reau LONDON the who in the art Oct attendants and of women curt filled the ¢ f scores was today fe pectators near the attendants the parents of Mile. intently ttre. .€ defendant by K who indicated that in spite of her 4 could expect no me ETHEL CLARE LENEVE Leneve every sch some of intened of to T-bata als be hanged Sw urder of his companion in an ft) Her at Mile Serre e eee ee ee eee eee ee ee PIERP AND @iS VOTE didn’t registag, n't he plans to f the vay they « labs to A satiof wo he de He knows votin’ is a fine how to do to regi Morgan almighty busy things will voun lead-pipe « for meek and ull these elect keep him on b eave the polls alone ee ee ee ee going Pierp on @ trust Ves dl ghter, slaughter and Me, #0 a move about time to leadin ou exam we can u ter, need all we nN forget and eeeeeeeeeete eeeeeeeeeee Honey's secretary, “Prin ce Doigorouk!” mded to shoot her-| tantly instantly | |* |* Bal 7.39 |* |» \* [REED BH HH eH HI Conte It wan expected that few people would stop to consider that Heney's relationship with the Guggenheime was not nor less that that of & contractor bidding for railroad construction work Neither were they supposed to know that Hone had but $1,200 tnvested in the eoal lands, and that hin investment w no more than a good natured com pliment to the men who were really behind the Christopher other groups of lands lved and coal invo! : Here’s Young Prince Dolgorouki,”’ **Loony’s’ * Insult to Lina’s Beau "yWe met thom, but they saw guns and let us pass without lenting We couldn't shoot them in cold blood. T ought to have time of Caenar | must purene Jinatinet to exposing frauds |higher in society the fraud | the richer, the more dange port and the better I like | “When I learned that Prince |gorouki had broken up B lor’s home instinct in for revenge, for our mo. us. the we lived waday Bo I direct my The or the in peace in, it Dol every » erled | brothe \ mine in the Hands of his Above Is a Likeness of J. Armstrong and r but deca perte dared i ow wan a rev mark? of my sow was an ins; create an t would be left handed f epitt an ine his blood should like tc « rage when pig in the cable branded him f Dolgorouk The prin will have Should would exp to |may be he wil how. I can't t of trig in 1 ever visit ct be challeng 1 challenge asure | worth the |SOCIALIST PREMIER SMASHED A STRIKE strike e in B80¢ dowr alist But ediction of his com | rade | true j ers threate law of He man the This def anior Briand | whe a amall t because of went to P. igaret the |BALLINGER INDORSED MAN CHARGED WITH SWINDLING | tO tO tok * BANK CLEARINGS * Seattle. ok today ..$ Portland ® Ole today ..$1 * Balance 0 * Spokane today ..$ - » ” . * a 7 * * * . 00 *| Cle 6.00 Tacom * Clear Balance ings today ..$ an ordinarily have acted. farmer, sume been a prudent of a farmer pauperized pany saved $17. CRUEL FATE ROBS BALLINGER OF NICE SELF-PREPARED “WHITEWASH” There on in men wanted Heney Heney's rept Heney knew tha there, but he wa building business. investment time name, 1 beginning nd his friend uch political m just account ¢ Alanka ha of the ow lit of the Gug ation | linge ore de the w in Her railroad and $1,200 coal any of bis But this we erally kno Heney But Michael J. Heney died, Death took a hand in Ballinger’s self-pre pared whitewash The special agent sent out from Washington was blocked, and Ballinger’s Gressional friends are deprived ampa an effective campaign argument SUPREME COURT IS UNMASKED (Conciuded.) id not he wor wh th t the gen who nation would have ed to of the big m men nd his indictment we be fine material gn that con of This line of revere climax the Cris 1906, the Criss held that stop, look, the way of a street « had no right the than he had, he was, when struck by the guilty of ry negli precluding a recovery.” 6 reached its March, court not of in case ir In the did out ch case Cr and g because listen * get street more on car cont Aree “A Mrs. Woolf, we ry for you, but company did not kill band. He death w neghbe admira tr this course, are very sor the railpoad yqur hus killed himeelf His the result of his own @ or intention. He is of the neg! de ger dle of cc You if mpoverishes you of cannot help must give the railroad company the benefit of the law, and the your husband killed example ntributory cannot recover we, we Wash. Sat- courts, 18 peo- ld the nded that lake their and which the Crick nd th ned from uld and we w MINISTER FLAYS MAYOR HI GILL such ler the case of N. P. Ry. ve Holmes, the Washington territorial supreme court had held that it was not always negligence not to stop, look and listen before crossing a railroad track, that whether it was depended upon the circumstances. Holmes, who had neglected to do given a verdict of $10,000. e of Steele vs. N. P. Ry. not proven that Steele stopped to look and tisten. Steele was a 14year-old boy, but the court held that he was a person of ordin ary prudence, that being a person of ordinary prudence it was pre sumed that he acted as an ordinari iy prudent person would act, that he looked and listened In irch, at the hi rneob 5 officials of their 1 and sent a class of public make no accounting ty to the people lengthy ut that mpelled with a schem a the ‘A DOUBLE LIFE LEADS TO JAIL ING ort A pru disple udence Woolf Th pr FIELD. Davis. Oct. 25.— reme dead jin ja six ch with his pr Mary Pelti years has matr a second home children by Peltie woman's nder advisement Potts Kisses Bride w. GP lington bh to Mis who has began petty rvant girl and for four Davis ldren ourt’s | aned to} Root and Root reing it hat Woolf ed 2 indulge th sumpt this is not one In effect this decision holds that | Woolf; an ordinarily prudent man, would not, in the absence of testi mony be presumed to have acted as prudent man would athe ches it holds that where a of Bdmc traveling by team alone, is| . mdi killed while attempting to cross a] 4 handshake road track, the law will not pre-| \.» that he acted as a prudent! ; would have acted had there man there instead So Mrs. Woolf was and the railroad com 500. police n held that t t& and } t nad tra union was taken A look ne’ prope jon. But Senator Arl tts, proprietor handed a Atwood orge J yesterday. The pass it up with he saw the was on the of May I short but rai man WOULD.BE Cops s for the nt of received hants’ ight ards, £0 ment of B. D. apy ne ave whil k JAP MINISTER HERE ment o will arr He will t Abe. 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