The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1911, Page 3

mebod)y’s Glad Raiment for the “WOT SO FUNNY © Valied Pree Leased Wire) HUNNeWELL, Kas,, June 15. =—The five counctimen of Hun newell have begun to think that their hazing of Mayoress Elm Wilson isn’t as funny a joke as it used to be. They have re ceived letters from the attorney © eral informing them = that unless they transact city dual ness under the mayor's @ireo- tone they may be ousted, tried for dereliction of duty, and if convicted fined $1,000 and sent to jail for a year. IT TREES HURT {iy United Breas Leased Wire.) BAKER, Or., June 13.—Frult trees are heavily damaged, window panes are broken and many telephones | and electrical lines are out of order today a8 a result of a severe elec trical storm that pa over this @istrict last night. A heavy rain and hailstorm accompanied the electrical display, The total dam-| age ig not known | TEE-HEE, HERE 183 Vere 1 RESERFR DER LOWER Bart DER WRONG SuIDrcases BS IN DER RIGHT WARDALL PLAYS TRAITOR; sR 's THE Wat DEFEATS JAIL REFORM |." ltt ‘With Councilmen Wardall, dogg, Blaine, Haas and Steiner vot tug against Griffiths’ jail reform bul, it was yesterday defeated by the city council by a vote of 5 to 4 After the meeting Wardall, who has flopped from ore side to the other, insisted that he was in favor of the principles of the bill He gaid he is going to confer with the mayor and the chief of police and then draft ar ordinance “that wil! satisfy everybody ana offend no one.” In a speech preceding the vote, Councilman Griffiths tore to shreds all the alleged arguments again: the Dill, He mafntained that the question of jail reform is the most | ——— - ODD BITS O’ NEWS OTTAWA, Canada. — American, eampers in Algonqain park will no fonger be permitted to fly the Amer lean flag as the provincia! govern. ment has decreed that only the British flag may be displayed. NEW YORK.—A socialist loca! in this city bas started a movement to xclude saloonkeepers and saloon employes from party membership. Virtue is ike a rich stone—best plain set —Bacon. NEW YORK.—Mrs. Herbert Sum. ner Owing, of Utah, told the Wom ‘fan's Republican association that she ‘wished she had the courage to be in speaking about Brigham | foung, whose likeness she is trying to keep off the battleship Utah's sil- wer service. Two gambiers got $14,000 on the Lusitania’s inst trip from England Let’s Discard This. ft must be going to rain, my feet 80. Fine White Serges Pongee Summer Woolens Light Fancy Gray Fabrics Made to Fit and Give Per- fect Sat- isfaction in Every Way Kel- important | struction of property. was | clandestine departure from Los An of Mra. A.V’ yet considered by the Wettsel and or Segno, gel n Professor fame as the originator and dixpen of “thought waves” is werld wi has given rine to grave doubts the minds of many of bis thousan { subseribers—$5 a year, $1 for twe nonthé—that the “profes: may not be the fountain head he claimed to be. Professor” Segno has several books, among th called “How to Live 100 Y Like his teachings, it is based the power of “thought waves,” and his Instructions, {f carried out, he claims, will enable man to live ot and on indefinitely. This ts the way to Ive 100 years. laccording to the “professor:” sit in a comfortable chair, keep your spine straight and your chin elevat ed. Then close your eyes and con, centrate your thoughts on this bit of wisdom, which, undoubtedly, must have come to the “professor” in a “thought wave:” “The source of perfect youth is within me.” tinue this exercise for ten minutes: [TO SOAR OVER GREAT MOUNTAINS ited Press Leased Wire.) June 13.—Heedless of the dangers of crossing the Appenines, the warning of his friends and the decision of other birdmen to with draw, Aviator Frey today started on the Rometo-Turin leg of the ne race. The A prize of $100,000 has been offered for the flight, and though it w tacitly agreed when the airmen reached Rome to abandon the last leg of the flight Frey decided to comply with the original conditions and the slaughter, |be certain of securing the prize. MUNG Ind. — Because she) ORE J oe thought life a burden, new that all| her childhood friends are d Mra. Janes Cummiriga, counel! ut former councils have wever given it a single thought,” he sald. “And tn this council there seems to be a didposition to etifle apy at tempt to ve the situation in which 15,0vv people are directly and the whole city indirectly in- volved Mayor Milling, by making a few political trades, got Wardall’s vote, which was all he needed to defeat the bill. Wardall at first was one of the strongest advocates of jai! reform. He urged Griffiths to draw up se ordinance, declaring that it was time the council showed the mayor What was what. But War dall turned. tail, whose written m one COLORADO SPRINGS.—Leonard G. Taylor and L. Katherine Dici son, who met for the first time! in the pest house, where they were both under quarantine, were mar ried here yesterday. CHICAGO.—Two rate crawled from the sleeves of Mra, Mortimer Hancock of India when she regi» tered at the Auditorium. They were pets. OTTAWA, IiL—Harry Daniels, a federal prisoner, complained of the county jail at Waukegan and the federal authorities had him mov to more pleasant quarters in the jail here. 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As a result of the elapse before the total destruction | swamping of minor craft neer Ni jof life and property will be known,| foi, Va, 15 persons are mip |The dead are eatin: and believed to have been drowned 76, property da Washington and Baltimore are ware, Maryland and the Virginia cut off from direct wire communt peninauia alone Is more than haif| cation with the outside world. Mew ja million dollars. sages received @ ctrouttous | Children Trampled Upon. route from Baltimore show th | At Highsto N. J., while com. | enormou mencement exercises were in prog-| breaking many windows and ress lightning struck the building| ing a panic in the negro quar —— - MAYBE IT ISN'T THE MILKMAN’S FAULT First class mitk, left temperature, may sour or off favor was left standing in a warm kitehen for a few minutes, or was poured out into a pan that had been washed in the dishpan and wiped on # towel that had done service for all kinds of dishes for several days. Milk should not be Jeft standing {n the sun © minute after the milkman leaves it. The consumer uld have @ place for the milk Inside the house or in the shade, and should see that the deliveryman puts It there. It should be taken immediately to the coolest place In the house and left in the bottle without removing until wanted for use, or you cannot blame the milkman if the milk spoils. es uae = a Uelted Freee Leased Wire) NEW YORK, June 13.—A dozen sung rowdles on « Long Island trol) WASHINGTON, ley car seized a young girl and at-| man was electrocuted tempted to dim her. Before | injured and heavy damage was they could succeed the passengers done here by the storm that «wept jattacked them, and the rowdies fied the city last night. Today Later, seven were arrested. One| Washington ts almost {solated. No |broke away from a patrolman by bit-| direct New York wires are workin |ing him, but was recapture be a few shaky telegraph of the great international | nt Me cperncs a oe The damage in particularly heavy. ons were killed at o Seed at the door in a clean bottle and at a low 12 hours jater because tt ae LECTROCUTED over | Plots motor race at Indianapolis, May 30, | the greatest of all motor events next door to the Pantages, Wednes day, Thurad Friday and Satur-| day, this ***/ @itterary man? ——— || HesNo. Me _. | ROveliat Boston Transcript TRE) . Pacific Coal & Oli Co. Lady Wellington Coal the parks was Br _ AMUSEMENTS. MOORE THEA Moore w The Greatest Mistrionie Organization tn You buy coal to heat your house and to cook your food. GRAND OPERA HOUSE RUORNE LEVY PHOTO PLAYS AND VAUDEVILLE New Pie Wednesday and Sunday ae The coal that does this with the | trouble—soot, dirt Manager and ash, and at the least cost, 100; box seats, Ie the coal you want. 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