The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1911, Page 3

QUEEN WILHEMINA At ON A JUNKET. | (By United Press Leased Wire) THE HAGUE marked the” ex of visit month @ays panied Her ana party and quee of t way they Dig’ 3 ANODDER NIC AMY SEMaNTS July &6 seg LEAPIRB RPEN A CoacH SPOTLESS. ID SHOULY io Queen by her hust ry, and the Iittle P Will go to Brussels will be the guests of t of Belgium, At the end] ath th will visit Nor weden, [nu the autumn go to England neess where the king w RRA RAR RE RRR * * STORAGE EGGS HATCH, SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 6. Springfield man placed a plump hen on a set * fe of a dozen cold storage ® eggs. Yesterday, the 2ist day Weight chicks hatched out ® There are six varieties of fow!, Wa circumstance which the ® proud mother hen affects not 8 to notice. $0064 0EEES SEES eteaeteeanenee Hurry Up With Your Excaslines MICE, ADOLE a DER HYMAN YACUUM Cheanan. You Go RIGHT IN UND IT VILL VAIT TRY ID, ADOLF. BY DER LONG RXIT TO SEE ID TAKES, A _ PLEASANT OXPHRIONCA For You, If You’d Win One of the Coins Only one more day—then Loonyline editor quits the job. But in the meantime, hurry up with Loonylines if you would win one of those prizes—-$3 for a woman and another $5 for a ma: There is no reason why you aldn't be able to turn out pretty ie Loonylines by this time. You Bave all had practice enough and We have printed recipes enough. If you can't think of one right minute anoint your hair with burger cheese. That ts strong h to make your brain, work overtime. Hurry with your Loonylines and watch The Star on Saturday for the names of the prize winners. the If the water @team shovel? J. Phillips, Eighth av. Let him alone, boys, he'll be all wight in a minute. WW Trinidad, works, does the is Panama? J. A. B., Elk hotel Quick, Watson, the gun! Can a river bank a rain check? A. Rusk, 519 E. Denny Way ie Was so young, too. Mf Seattle is lighted by electricity how is delighted? R. W. B,, Box 1811 s E 4, 312 Howard N Hang it, HALT! You Boob! there goes the gas! Can a mail box if the shirt cuffs? Did Evelyn Thaw or Her Double | If a dog can bury a bone, what Separate Millionaire Thomases? can a goose-berry? Mra. W. 8. Swearinger ) Brandon Ask that phono grap them Henry to stop ou" ace Why river rune Stark, 417 e wouldn't harm “If the star shoots will the alent fair” r a kitten How'd yuh ‘scape, “If a peanut stand, a pecan?” Jane Marshall, 1220 Boy! Quit > them shells on the Noor, Paul key rings, would the dark | Mra C. O. Cameron. 23 Third N. W ow cellar When's me ¢ up “if a man polle his vote, what does tadpole?” Reg. Eva Se. h vote for me Did yu “Would white pine if redwood?” 7, & put sugar in this trip Whe WILL a HOUSE tl aLIDE DOWN? That the slide di made on Sixth tention of Tacoma P own if ‘ar | stree SESE ER EEE EEE Mrs. Edward R. Thomas, formerly the beautiful and much courted Linda Lee of Kentucky, will sue for divorce, it is said, naming Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. Evelyn, however, says that Thomas was attentive to/| Wiss Theodora Gerard, Mrs. Thaw’'s double, and not to herself. The| core show Mr. and Mr Judge Sets Woman Free in Case Similar to bist of Napolitano (By United Press Leased Wire.) A case LEADVILLE July litano, Hope for Angela Napolitano here woman tenced to be hange ipport Canada for killing her husband, | eked out a livell-| geen here today in the finale of a ad. On | similar case, that of Mrs. Assunta tragedy Capra Capra d threatened to kill} The Capra woman ni | to become a mother, will be set! again. On free, District Attorney Hogan hav boarder ing listened to the pleas of women| left, the of Leadville and refused to prose-| band’s room and # cute. an axe —_ In many r¢ ay Colo his wife, and she hood by selling bre day prece the was drunk who {s ut) his wife, T the Sun night he Monday in the Capra hor woman entered her plit his skull with morning NAVY YARD, Puget Sound, July 6.—The big armored cruiser West Virginia established a record yes- |terday when she docked in 20 min- jutes and without the assistance of a tug, 1,000,000 PLAY WAR. (By United Press Leased Wire.) BERLIN, July 6—Practically 1, 000,000 men have been called .to take part in the field maneuvers of the German army this summer. In addition to the regular army strength, 622,000, more than 355,000 AUBURN, July 6—As the result Teservists have been detailed tojof drinking infected lemonade at the same duty, This will make the |Black Diamond on the Fourth, 70 1 of the emperor's land force|persons are {ll and five will prob 7,000 men, ably die, ii substa of | it,} cil th | thie bill and and TINIEST HEN $s EGG FRESNO, July 6 a ertson the Chambe merce exhib smaille in F weigh 4» put on one f and s than @ quarter of an It 1s the product of | to Erwin ama! a di le the edge of the coin ing ee ed FRUIT AND BUDS AT ONE TIME. LYN? M James Burnt Jack J limt of the and hun blossoms. min dred Mr * produces three # the first of which | *® next and # October Burnham ‘ yearly will pick third in week Peete te eee eee ee eee eee tot te tt kk ttt tok ALBAN PAINLESS DENTISTS SAY Money Save Avold Pain We w "PAINLESS EXTRACTING FREE GOLD CROWNS $3 to $4 FULL SET $4 to $8 BRIDGE WORK $3 to $4) CROWN WORK $3 to $4 SILVER FILLS . 50c ALLOY FILLS . 50c We are noted the world around for our od work ss pevrisns — | On c Bank Butlding, corner of Se et Opponite all & Houthwie Elevator Walk Up. THE STAR--THU DSBAY® |[ULY 6, 1911, —= AMS MINUDES HE WASs PRETTY DIRTY BUT He SHOULT 4 Be CLCANED BY Diss Time. HOw _ BR s bd Zao cl \ | SEATTLE ARCHERS WILL HUNT BEASTS WITH BOW AND ARROWS wi son, lawyer, poet orator, and for merly champion archer of the United States will hie tort Friday with three ant wield the bow and ar row, to trap the cougar and oth er game which roam the wilds of British Co lumbia And ne'or a one fn the party will carry a gun, The pliant bow and the sure arrow alone will be used In this ex pedition The cham Harry Richardson, will head the party The party will | still be: Will Thompson, J. M Challiss, — attor ney for the Mis sourt = Pacific from Kar City, M v E. Jackson other attor from Atchison. Kan., and Harry B. _Richardac of Boston, t present pion archer the Unite States. They rh pect to get quite « few bears, relying m an advantage over H of HARRY B. RICHARDSON ence of the bow and arrow to give the ae : Brand Whitlock Writes on the Proposed Legal Killing of a Woman at the ‘Soo’ BY BRAND WHITLOCK Mayor of Toledo the law that the most hein mitt ae ne de kind of mur. olibera spec g tok netructed by It umed that t mnly, Ite but has becom ometh omethin bling, and ev ld be peaking race killing deliberately | is not killing nor oral and good eve wRy a ‘0 ent It En D 8s remember thing appeals so trreststtbly ommit offically sor nance and a prayer. Th race can not only hang the » her; and yet say that it of duty d, and then, would pron her to lead her forth not in passion, but it can tort rey and solely a tb pan her ch the doctor, I suppose » morn d kill her—not in anger r cold blood. inion govern o we a month the alr not In heat, deliberately an: In all this the vernment is no worse than our own d told her Easter hor must get $30 for he en the steel mi el that prec is any relation t the mills and the quar on an unkno sald T holding a gallows Sign This; Get Nine Others to Sign It; Send It to The Star PETITION Governor General of the Dominion of Can the Or ed resy Excell Ottawa indersig the Marie ney rh That tfully petiti e imposed on Mrs. Angelina Napolitano. commuted to life Imprisonment, or that so that thé child soon to be born to her a mother during its first months sent Ont she given a reprieve not deprived of “s love 1 the case shows that Angelina olitano had r the er committed, It has been proven time of the erime she was desper She was fearful she had been dishonored, and in a large measure she pons for her action therefore, that the ends of justice would be well Angelina Napolitano, or by commuting death isonment that of her life, irre We believe ed by at the ate ardoning life imy sentence Mail this petition to Pardon Editor, The Seattle Star. Thomp-| @GHTRaN CAN DRR MATTER Dit i FORGERY To lye ree Bose PROTR IN DER Suc CHAMBER § | Heinegeboobeler Park--Adolf's Rough Passage in Cleaner MINUD@ Ss! ING N Hh He , bi nea) Hit fyi Wait for the Big 3 Words by Schaefer Maus: sic by Conds oer aA “a \ Vi= Y, Vile 1 DINK OF ID, REMOPE DOSE PROTRUDING ify NAIL® IN DOT VACUUM c NER, DEY MIGHT MURS SOmMz CASH PATRONS. Show- Potlatch Will Be the ee of Em All! Seattle is ready for the Hundred Thousand Host that ts expected to pour into this big town for Golden Potlatch week. The promise an unusually low excursion rate, and the hotels are making ar rangements to take good care the monster crowds. Portland, Spokane, Putte, Van couver and Victoria will send thous ands here. A big delegation is to arrive from southern Alaska towns in season to indulge in the ye of the big festival. railroads ee POLICE MURDER IS STILL A DARK The city detective department Is ooking for Patrolman slayer. No new developr materialized since yesterday fact that the bareheaded man is sald to have run through the alley | where the entrance of the lL. W. W cham: | ae had worked all night] headquarters i found, led to the bellef that members of that organi zation might know something about him. Secretary Reynolds, of the I. W. appeared at police headquarters the request of the chief, last ‘Town of Wallula Burns (By United Press Leased Wire.) WALLA WALLA, July 6—Word recelved early today from Wallula stated that the entire burning Telephone cation ls lost and no further infor mation could be obtained Wallula is a town of about Ww at | town was communi 500 9 | Population on the Columbia river, above Umati! it Is one of the historic towns of the northwest July That's k from Monday. And > at a mile-a-minute midnight bells echo night, July 22. During ek folks ll know that they seen |are in the live n in the world, be 1p, no time to second wind—nothing but jon and fun The committee said today that the Golden Potlatch will live right up to the slogan—"There'll be @ Hot Time in « Cool Place!” ee 200 Hurt in Riot 4 Wire.) Eng., July persons w keep until aturd. big, and the vist hard @ mc the for w form the 4 dt 1 believe ouch the Ma vagance—bu the Golden big show of fun starts bright big par Those who hay Gras floats that nearly Seattle ans | There'll no let hing can in ex Just wait tch—that's t em a The and early (Dy United MANCHE than Le rER 200 ere in a desperate striking teamsters and eck- ce on hand, More MYSTERY evening the the have had rai The were injured He said he wa riot by adquarters at armen Bg and doubtless 64 4, ed if any bareheaded man y into the room. batless use of swords would the 2,000 by the man| 4 av Grays thems and coatless down Occidental Kk Into the alley red n hat at the Queen house, ts believed b: the be the man. But the iptions of him vary somewhat told by ¢ ent 700 Scots fered to hold in readiness to aid the police when the riot was at ht, and so bitter was the battle with the ers that a cavalry charge into the ranks of the workingmen was narrowly command of was or ai es stories vale. STIMSON GOES TO PANAMA NEW YORK cretary ot V nry L. Stimson sailed for Pana ay to inspect the canal and & progress toward co: He visit Hava’ WALL PAPER Retailed at Wholesale Prices DAHLEM & BARRY 1508 Third, Near Pike Porte s it {proper meth bing Har nat tor pie. Days, even- f eam with Map Tee ( ‘If Your Newspaper Halftones Are : Made Right They Will Print Right RAPID SERVICE ENGRAVING Cra | lets, si: signs 19 JAME sazines, book- and de- purposes. c '