The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1910, Page 8

vNAN a SEL, Be, ‘NO MONEY FOR | WOMAN AST DOWIE OUTFIT . ; | de tal work without further charge Ne went tnte rita her | will of Ghasiat ry . King, providing | in North 7 |for the distribution of hie propert ; ; = Lynn, Mass—Stephen Jones was| for the din H property : 3. D, No With fi Sigh ) : LEMMON, §. D., Nov 2 a ie 2 " 4) kited on the Boston & Maine rail (OM Conditions prohibiting any of the oram auned meney 88) road tracka while rescuing three} Pr is to go to ald any of the Rook Ch ano auch — INIEMA- | wall children who were directly | Projects of the late John Alexander thrown apen to location an a jon as thel ie.. oF Cha malities Dowie, is on file here today ‘ Padi atarich |!" " path of the engin "ty. ie sé New heim, 20, and Miss Helen Rosen: | pee eee ee oe York City the nerg, 24, have secured a Heense to opened at 9 o'clock wople . M whe vende people seed) wed” Young Guggenheim gave his © as, [fae destroyed 10 boxes of | OFT occupation” as smelterman, His WOODROW WILSON jfensive stamps, and in Boston| (By United Press.) N. D, w jhouses were burned with the| gut of stateen desthe recorded in fe jstamps in them. Cargoos of the | attle yesterday, five were those of por PAIGNER stampa Were shipped back to Eng: |%m* Whose nae was over 60, |, TACOMA, 2 am Gore ene | BUS book to resign or Te Citoars com) Weatherfield, Conn.—Tim Shee | death, a ’ gpg Ah ped convict and burglar re-| his. he » right ‘ahh hang} hand as a re day wtart Ce jnight, Roy Sands, 2 Maj. George W. Bacon, secretary | frank Doran and John Paviis are of the Hibner Switeh Signal Co.|/in the city jail, booked “on su of & le, died at the © of 72 at! picton.” Sands is believed by the Tarrytown, N. Y., yesterday, where! poties to be the man who did the he has n Vinitin ith friends. j at ooting Mra, John Colwell, a tel was kept as & stores were at half mast thors and) * tamp act were (By United Press.) of m is democ Walla Walla—A desperate car) He came Beattie in 1888. epbone operator, Was also arrented tion ortage on the O. & W. road put later released on bail of $2 repubit ting shipments out of Watla| HE DARES THE WORLD | All principain had been drinkies sand p H oads oO it in said, and all but Sands and aw apples have been held w ‘| TO LEARN HIS NAME {i,.‘voman are Greeks, ‘The shoot Ing caused considerable excitement adel eqgehe elem ites Bremerton—The | aster ha NEW YORK, Now 1—Joha Doe) and drew a crowd of people to the BIG APPLES IN the local postoffice be |! noncommittal place. KING COUNTY hewn pe ge = Superintendent of Public Uulities t that all 1A. L. Valentine will the Beat FE ser athe - ~ Ue Electric Co, to dt tinue tt sie apt n't KrOWr arringe licenses were issued traller system and inc ee eee eee ee eee ete eee the * at the court hows ster jnumber of cars, and ‘| running hed Th : 2 AMUSL M NTS, |W nrned off, a s MOORE THEATRE * aA K HACKETT eee eee ee eee Bellingham—Harr wh i had no little fame a and DON CAMSAICH HOTU RN i # = " her, is deat the M Mowe ‘ sire ood Digestion ““*™ 3 means 4 man or woman good for) ,, "i" mie of diverce wore fled } something—good work or pleasant Dadian: ae se a times. Whoever has distress after th ‘ dete MAS ORDERS FOR ANNA eating, sick headaches, nausea, wa, held not find good in anything, or be of and cheated much use in the world. | ogi nla But these symptoms are only signs that the stomach needs a little care and attention and the aid that n by def . he ezelement of chat One deere of divorce was granted te | SOd where he liv a man yenterday ai the court house. { e ¥ be : ai mille a Catholle « to be erected at WITH THE P.M. 6. can give. reliable, thoroughly = ae, (ae Cnited Peon.) tried, this family remedy has won- i " derful reviving power. They tone fF the stomach, liver and bowels—all j organs of digestion. With these organs in good order, the whole system is better and stronger. At the request of a large number of patrons, who wanted to sit in the very desirable first rows of the gallery, but who wished to avoid standing in line for hours, it has been decided to reserve the first six rows at $1.50. These seats are now subject to mail order The gallery admission will remain at $ Try a few doses and see for yourself what a splendid || bodily condition Beecham's Pills | jn ation ressived bere by | 4 of Dr. H. H. Crippen will be Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10e. and 2%. heard on Thursday ties ranging from |. Evansville, Ind—Dr. Herman|The democrats claim Kansas t Hess, a local dentist, has o edithe amalier figures Do not delay ordering seats, as the Grand will be completely sold out for all performances. | OUR SALE OF WALL PAPER | is stil] in progress. Better come in this week if you wish to get good fo paper cheap. Remember we are The Dear University st | the pric Bae Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co., ‘ 1314 First Av Safe inves That is ' ely — what you do when you buy LADY WELL- INGTON COAL, for the 4 the same, but th ty LOOK! Eat at Boland’s New Cafeteria 1420 First Ave. JUST RECEIVED A shipment of Winchestet and U. M. C. Factory-Loaded Ammunition $3.00 PER 100 GUNS FOR RENT We Sell Hunting Licenses and the Game” wid or you buy ton is ne ontained in other coals At Bunkers LITTLE JOUNNIE JONES MAIN OFFICE \ LATONA BUNKERS (\eeaaeaneemeee 401 HINKLEY BLK.\ 113 NORTHLAKE AVE. BOTH PHONES 5040 \ North 465-Green 652. FOR WEST SEATTLE PRICES PHONE WEST II H gal | Lois Theatre rir LIONAIRE’S REVENGE Let Us Fix You Up for That This Victor Talking Machine $32.50 Fasy Terms If Desired rst payment of ONE DOLLAR Both Phones Advanced Vaud i Goons ia, grenars() WHERE» 9 Op CUP ors OMI0 fare e DENTISTS | PANTAGES THEATRE | t ‘4 u VAMIEIA HELE Other Big Ones STAR THEATRE A HOUSEHOLD MBDICINE A NIGHT OFF 1400 Seeond Ave Nineteen Stor Near Uniom St, Seattle. 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