The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1911, Page 3

_ Words by Schaefer ? Music by Condo OSTRACIZED BUM Pa KNOW, Rot yer an DOT YOu AR! ALL iN MORE OU SOUR LIPe YoU HAP DEAR COZ ADOLS : ID, ADO } LED A BUTTERFLY You AR@ HEREBY mM ~ 2 atic! MANDED TO ATTEND THE vow OXISTENCE, UND NOW, 83 STILL A RN YOU HAF BECAME CORONATION @ LONDON. 2 AY ANGLEVORM YOU MAY BRING JUST 1 FAMISH. NEGATIFR, A ANGLIEVORM, I — SHOULT BE YOUR MEAL~ - bo phn hickerg NOL ~- , Be wove THE QUEEN. There's fine sense and coarse sense, | Each good in ite} way; | But the men who has = horse pense Knows when to Bay neigh. ® Death in four different forms ® death of Mra. John A © was OSSINNING Q sone & 1 3—|the Soli of Dciianan, and’ Mpaation WR reached victims in the East #/ awakened by terrific « R 1 rve not in the least shaken | Two men were Pile cute in the state of Sinaloa, and their| Delegates from 43 Pe Se, rer since the * rday — by storm, heat, # der and died of t Ps fterncon's | Sing Bing prison. Fi ‘ ce Wi ane ett 4 years 1, th Salas aaa 'wetar Th cow. | f cot wae te ‘ capture by Madero's officers, aré|men's unions along the Pacific YO*r® 80. the ff New York and Pen: . e on he had a close call from death | D8rt, whe led his wife, Annie|peing told here today by Captain around the sound have tes of New Yor enn Ww Water ite ang | Uther, whom he had married in| Francisco Miranda and passengers, |Coast met at the Labor Temple in struggle. Wages ha sce were the scenes of z tning, wind » wrought . wie a8 | Newark, N. J, under the name of ave just arrived on the|this city this morning. The con-| lower and in mar tragedy. havoc he Valeb, avi Oe o Muolier ae Th mas Barnes r Bolnto Juarez, No les ition will last one week inion men have n t sons . ‘ tt ™ h | whe e oho P. Leonard, weré| than * 1,000 persons, according tof The men here represent unions a 1 pr y de ER tee Pall liad bladed * | amounting to ro pet, soe ited from | tra n baer n into car oe Mang ee to-| Miranda, lost their lives in the fall|in California, Oregon, Washington, J atria F. oF. bah Y ire started by lightning { et} gether and put under the fatal cur-lof C nic . com Solumb ; , 0, gi o) WILKESBARRE, Pa, June 12.—| . the one broken Saturday | rent fo thor poe Tile ef en gr nee | oer gp oc rome eo "i phe at prone Ape mp A bolt. of lightning ontered the | ————-—- ’ beyond speedy repair. He berage he Fy Fe or Rew gion 8 say BR hy ort og et yg lt 4 tho tha ehtvoten reas wil FREE kitehen of John Glowah’s home and| PITTSBURG, June ay inte are bound to happen| FALLS INTO BOILING WATER. |\. 1.00 ang children who were with-| plete. oF laetion os. te wee ni lretane 10 consele tan demande of . a , A “ SAN JOSE. Cal Jane ie Witie | "omen and children who were with- | plete organization of the work at |refure to concede the demands o 523 UN Andrew, an S-yearold son.| deaths and a gcore of pre sometimes, and that no man with une 12 ut protection and wére struck | Puget Sound ports. the mea. ION ST. other children were terribly| were caused by the inten ut steady nerves can operate an|*t Work In the plant of the Califor | gown py stray bullets. The attack | ———————_————_—_ : engumniecncnnaneat Durned. |here. An electric storm int ‘ar aaibine. Canning company at Milpitas to: | O00" igen are hm with wire communication, Temper-|” geriking an “alr hole” as he was |4y. E. J. Waisell, an employe, fell| oy May 40 by Gen, Bandera’s force essere N. ¥., June 12— ature was 93 degree returning to the Western Washing |!"t0 4 vat of hot water used in the| of insurrectos. With the arrival of a =e|ton fair grounds at Madison park eg of pe for canning |the rebel reinforcement Gen. Ban- fternoon after) He was terribly mealded and died | gory ordered Gen. Iturbide to ad late Saturday af in ai ~~ HURLED OVER A CLIFF leircling over Lake Union, Aviator|'" * Short time |vanee on the town from the east |} === aS = + ale chine dropped ik 7 | a. en ; | ooenaea bere angle of tele- Big Page HEAP poeta Sens ee Sree Soe Just received a beautiful new line of Couch Covers in (By United Prese Leased Wire.) comfortable “Hight. He received| Wounded bird onto a tangle of tele | LACROSSE, Wis, June 12.—One|menced from both north and south rf A d SAN FRANCISCO, June 12—Dr.| numerous bruises and a fractured| Phone wires near tho street car! person is dead, two are dying as a| The rebel swept everything before |} ail manner of effects and colorings. In the collection are Which confronts a fam- of San | skull. [turntable in front of the park pa /resuit of the intense heat here, {them beautiful velours, imported German Covers, tapestries, as 400-foot| When Walsh declared he would| Yilion and Walsh was hurled ovt Of/ Many are prostrated. Thermome-| With thelr entry into Culiscan.|/] wel] ag the less expensive weaves. We unquestionably of going further, his| his machine. ters in the shade touched $2. At|the insurrectos began to apply the I the largest line of frightened and’ per-| Barring two cuts on bis head and | Racine it was 99 degrees |torch and to blow up with dynamite have the largest lin ; harrow road near Mili Valley, will suaded the other members of the|® few bad bruises, the birdman was : jleas inflammable buildings, Couch Covers shown in serious money teeover. At Mount Zion hospital}party to leave the machine. The|unburt and was rushed to the fair) | PUEBLO. Col the | Nickola) a gicericr Laundry le how run ; the city. We make the fol culty, piled dad , ee | reek vite, waa — her |eheck for 40 conte from the Rock |B & wagon to South Beattle, lowing special prices to in- —<— === poe Rd Ieland, the first refund in freight | South Park and Georgetown every Pe. troduce the line months to collect insur- agpALo. K. ¥ polar ys ” nea-| j TUee Fomor Wdo0. aaa: q $3.5 50 Go ruc h € Sove Sse erty and ‘ee estme nts : 50 Couch Covers today of Mr. and Mrs. J. Randall) In pooR YARD ay Cae ae i wwe) | ‘Cascarets’ Best y ; eiemid $4.00 established in this bank of © Philadelphia $9.00 Couch Covers... for such a purpose is Williams’ pager | (By United Frees Leased Wire.) automobile records between Sac FARMINGTON, Main aso} 8 c 0 be George Matibers.eior tt nciming tee Socevry ite mu |ensto and San_ Francaco wer tor Billousness tii Sch Coven m6 Ef teotr soy ene : . ying, smashed this morn en Beat wich Covers Gaughtez, realizing that the end Swab of rea Yaar ind \det, at the wheel of m Cadillac, |The millions of Cascaret users never I ; "$14.50 ; i Wwas near and wishing her father! \0?'nusband, Marshall Taylor, was) raced into the city having covered) Know tne misery of Headache, * Joint Family fo be present at the wedding, had! , posted today, and Gida Searles, a| the distance between the Onkiand led «Tongue or Sick eee er a * 3 pee NeeHE Accounts Started rating ——__ MUHL—219 Pike St. Wall Paper ily in the event of death is often a matter of Sometimes {t takes and 46 minutes. The best previc You know Whea you need Casca | time was 3 hours and 20 minutes,|rets. You feel a certain duliness made:in a Mitchell car. Beaudet |and depression—perhaps the ap- Gied a short time afterward. the ceremony performed at the Mole and the Capito) hotel, at Stomach. | 7 comely girl who has been his house- . = - @ying man’s bedside. Matthews | foray git wna ne Tayle Gieap.|Seventh and K sts, in two hows : | Rall lop Desk = for $1.00 Taylor is ase The disa; rance of hie wife hy 1 been ‘a mystery. When shown the| beat thie record by 34 minutes. | proach of a headachs. “You way, “t |i Made of so'id oak, in the oe . bean a mystery. When shown the Sm bilious and I must take’ 80h sei . solid oak, . + peg The Bank for Sa’ z * hing tonight." But why doy VERY = woman golden finish, full pedestal cities (i e Dank TOF Vings showing no emotion. DIES FOR SCIENCE =e’: ti torr tote Sats te ! t *! a 7 r best at all times If you'l attending... (0 style, with closed panel Cor. 3d Av. and Pike St. CHILD DRANK ACID. BOSTON, June 12—Dr. Emma way Is to carry @ box H, National Theatre back, writing ted S4:nches - Movers, curator of the neuro-path-/ Cascarets with you. Take one just . af ! A Oe mney Sat ee, ological department at the Harvard |@s soon as t. Then the Tuesday afternoon, long, medium high back; Gdavanee’ ob medical school, 1s déad, a martyr | Clouds cor yg between the hours of regular price $33.50 Spe of 4 r net ‘ Bhe became infec egg tthe oreeragr lh glide 2 and 5, will be pre- cial ...........,824.50 germs of tonsilitis whil ging yo We must ta sented with i deine UE ‘th . ag : " iid ‘* & cure or preventative © ve some way. If we don't . | left within reach, and the child ob-|{ nee through exercise and through . + tained it In the absence of the Doctor Mooers was 52 years ol4,! proper food, we must get It other A HANDSOME ie . Jon TF. nurse condale, Wis., | wi % ; nd was born in Green Cascarets are the next best {ff y Sune Toregeing ‘statement, is “ 33 . She was a graduate of the medical e SILVER - PLAT- Dest of my kno" DAVENPORT - The defense | school of the University of Micht Ask your doctor about It. He will r ED SPOON 1 ‘ weakened and the state won fn i a degree at he Vidlen' Ss f >, a aad sworn to before me Chas. ©. Shelton’s case, who was Srinieh ‘ me hs geen r : We offer a fine Perambu- june. Ps > . Munie! ure m . pilin , CHAK D. THOMAS charged with gambling, when the Of and o * iT ‘Pubiie tn and he r ithe State of | Chiet prosecuting witness testified| NEW YORK—For returning a) Oa. Tule ta.tun aay ot tee anti Attend every Tues- Rasbington, residing that he had seen J. W. Freece, one| check for $55,000, James McCarthy, | [') sicine the natural, the day and get a full set p of the defense’s attorneys, gamb-|a 19-year-old messenger boy, re). gf - , 4 leelved a dollar rewara. ee eee at see oe a of these handsome foods act—just as exercise acts ei al lows and wraps. Very easy, ° on the bowele—on the liver souvenirs lator at a reduced price to- morrow. Large size, giv- ng plenty of room for pil comfortable springs; fin ished in dark green. Spe- wis see STATEMENT OF RoTEC Admission.. 3c SK dal price... 818.05 | Me is E aoe Seattle, Washington National Pay Later ‘ ON Nad ae JUNE 7, 1911. | = | Theatre 315 PIKE Resources Circulating Library || ae, Loans 1 discounts ... evesecvess@ 763,340.07, aT “THE HOUSE OF c ans anc iscounts 12 500.00 308 UNION 8T. fang ee cS, proatt Banking house, furniture and fixtures .. : Py 2,5 | ps | LANE THE BOOKMAN ” i i ‘ IKE 8T. AND FIFTH AV. Other resources ee as ’ Opp. the Postoffice Main 6023 SCREEN cipal aati ay U. S. and other high grade ‘bonds ..... 7 7,081.37 Warrants ‘ ‘ Cash on hand and ‘due from other ‘banks 303,866.87— 426,212.04 pal 2s JDAY ae ae $1,203,552.11 y 7 ote tere : -$ 100,000.00 Wide awake Captains, Surplus and undivided profits 14,345.66 Lieutenants and Privates gents unpaid i a ee eTES ‘aa wae on the firing line of affai THINK IT DOES Deposits ...... ae ses ceccces Ber ROL Me { firin, dl ee FOR MEN = WOMEN know Western Union Day nce ool 203,552. . $1,203,552.11 Letters and Night Letters The constant growth in the volume of business done by this bank as quick, sure, economical and the continued increase in the number of its patrons has been largely business ammunition. due to the friendly reference to it by its depositors. We ask their fur- () interest 2 edge our best efforts to des@rve this favo ther interest and pledge " ur best effort ss i t These 50 word letters sent by telegraph are revolu- New Accounts Invited tionizing even modern JOHN ERIKSON, Vice President. , A. H. SOELBERG, Vice Pres. and Cashier. | 1 AAelin : A. C. KAHLKE, Assistant Cashi 32°34 SeconDAve.,. NearUNion ST. -“SEATT LES-RELIARLE CREDIT HOUSE” ee, “ ee a: Capital stock paid in ... the advertising mediums that we have to place our advertising with would get together and boost for the greatest city in the world—Seattle—and in the mean time don’t overlook the fact that the Brown-Powell Liquor Co., at 611 Third ave,, in the new Lyons Bldg., carfles everyihing pertain- ing to a first-class famfly liquor Main 1652 — Ind, 4598 Free Delivery Full Measure Powell Felix Brown, 3