The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1911, Page 3

LOVE AND CORSET ATHLETES’ FOES, Qiy_ United Prose Leased Wire.) EW YORK, July 17.—Love and the corset are the athletic it foes, according who down in seven recently swam 17 mile the Hudson river hours. “1 keep out of love affairs, for | know there would be an end to record swim | ever fell deeply in love,” Mise Trapp. “Also | have never worn a corset nor drank t coffee or alcoholic beverages. $5,000 FOR FACE MASSAGES, NEW YORK, July 17-—Mrs, Louis) Winterfeldt paid $5,000 to have her face massaged during the past year, Now she is being sued for causing & breach of contract in tak tug the masseuse from her regular place of employment. PARIS, July 17.—The condition) of John W. Gates, the famous mil- Nonaire, is better today. Although his chief physician fears weakening of the heart, he reported Gates’ con- dition more favorable this morning, and the noted financier is at least hoiding hie own. et hic Tie! tas ANE " 4 7 “UNE BU YS Ise ADOLF Y Bae ORS ei 3 DER WE SHow De THE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1911 Pe ye 2 lad m= Y MIT vs _1s8 NOD 84 TRIFLEDY Iv M ° Yeg, You; 18 COMING To FOR “THe FIRST Tima, )|BLUE AND GRAY w M ————— (oy MAY PRIEND— Fo ords by Schaefer usic by Condo \ OL DON'D YOU KNOW ———=— = = == PLAGUE PROBABLY WILL RELEASE At Th TO HOLD REUNION BOY DROWNS Sunday Hottest The first casualty from the pres- | ince RAR R AR AAR AR RH) rOOKtEr crowd one another for the ent héat wave was the drowning of | Yesterday was the hottest day Jaane “ ® hands, Gruber and Kew, Scotch ll-year-old George Berggren, son of in Seattle since 1906, the maxi- . abi a ake joore: * | musicians and dancers, make music Fred Be en, 660 Prospect st mum temperature reaching 92 Press Leased Wire.) Anas i r regren, Dp ws! OLYMPIA, Jul 17-_Swan Peter. tn erie Wite's Secret.” on grotesque Inatruments, and yesterday. The boy was paddling| “erect. At that Seattle fared » duly jean %® Orpheum—New vaudeville, #* Ruth Chandler is seen in an old Jemlne mater at the foot of Lon st,| better than other Northwest son, fourth suspect arrested for the # Emprese—New vaudeville. %|maid impersonation. Three good on Lake Union,.when his hold on| ‘ities. In Portland it was 97, Coble murder at Rainier a week * Pantagee—Neow vaudeville. * runs of pictures make up the bill, a raft slipped and he sank. I | In Spokane it was 99. Eastern ® Grand—Vaudeville and motion , Washington and Oregon swel- Three Deaths and 15 Ill From ago, may be released like his pre- pietures, At the Beattie. of about his own age ran for help. Gill, a boy who could not swim, tered in terrific heat, the hot- ‘i a for lack of evidence to Cholera ue in New York renvyeraieg ~ ty * Coliseum—Vaudeville and mo- *| Despite hot weather, two good He found C. A. Stone, 757 Newton| @st point being Pendleton, Or, . —Whole it Side is) ne * tion pictures, % | sized audiences, true to their dear sine Caught the body with the| With 112 degrees. The record i Threatened. | It ie agreed by the authorities * # old melodrama, witnessed “A Wife's tty cr alone tole with a nail in one} Shows «the following tempera (By United Press Leased Wire.) the last hope of con- a aRRAR ARERR HH Secret” at the Seattle yesterday. ae ot ee eat tt to shore.| ‘oress. Walle Walls, lm ‘ NEW YORK, July 17—-With three | iigg with the Cathay “tomanre @ | [tae Sing Ss See atames aad well hough a doctor arrived imme-| orth Yakima, 108; Salem, 1085 or, dead here from cholera within the | portiand, who are taking thumb/| an ae bs begee " 5 an UM ng Bio apg wae diately afte 4 the gl had a en| play ap Pagpecnd in To it ip Beattic ac! the ? ~ d: ged to shore, all efforts to re es last 48 hours and with 15 other | prints of Peterson today and com- ends Layton in the leads, scoring heav- nota ow te iach Ser in Portland three deathe andl cases in the detention hospital at Bwinbourne ind, New York to day faces a plague which has beeaght U. &. experts here from Washington to help stamp out the | menace. Half a dozen of the patients under observation are in paring them with prints found at the Coble home. Before leaving Portland last night for Olympia, C. F, Cathey admitted that the finger pr secured at the Coble home were! imperfect and he feared would not! Saturday night he exclaimed, “Oh bill at the Grand this week, being an animal act in which dogs, « & Belgian hare, dow tly. heavy, and even ajhappy in their parts. Eugene Mockbee, the and eBtty Barrows, 806m embark from England on a new were —————— AR MIGHING MRS. IPRINCE OF WALES: GEN. GEO. W. GORDON. MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 17.—For the first time since the civil war the tattered remnants of the biue| 'A SADLY BATTERED | CHINESE CHAUFFEUR be conclusive in pointing to Peter: | ’ and gray will meet in reunion in | © certeve conten, on the gravest wos guilt iipewace M’MANIGAL TOD COMING HERE is. Seine net eck Se) ae tated trem tenes mrs the disease once ins to run in| [nm the meantime Peterson main- Los LES, Cal, July 17.— September. The movement has| SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 17 7 * the city the whole East Side may |tains his previous attitude of | Mrs. Ortle E. MeManigal, wite of WASHINGTON, July 17.— been indorsed by the leaders of} first and perhaps the last Ghiness be depopulated. - [simple minded innocence. Con | the self-confessed dynamiter, willl “fre announcement that the | 0th the blue and gray chauffeur in Southern California is 1 lfronted with the e of the crime be arraigned before Judge Bord-| young Prince of Wales will The railroads of the country wil) | battered and grieving today as the Bost of the cholera victime al | well this afternoon on charges of} grant a one-way rate, and it is|result of a disaster with which he one insanity case were direct: ly chargeable to the heat wave. A 2-year-old child succumbed to the heat in Walla Walla. E: in quarantine came from the | . > » Ket thousands fro! , e new ma joes ‘ie Moltke, and the de- 1 could not do such a thing. 1 contempt of court for having re] tour around the world, for the he to get thousands from both — oor ~ ran og Prac bgd F taian would kill myself right after. fused to answer questions by the f ‘ organizations. chine belonging to Mrs. Lyme é tention period for all passengers ‘A Bifth Guspect. grand jury in commection with tbe|* “Sh tne gg Pec ge ri President Taft, Col. Roosevelt | Gage, wife of the former secretary | a from cog Ber gag Soa Coan Sheriff Gaston is all but com } e erritory over | and governors of every state in the |of the United States treasury, AMUSEMENTS i i — hes aaa” Seppe ga’ de | Yinced of Peterson's Innocence, and | « decision would Ais sid unten will be invited to attend a cluster light pole near the ch y| j s. ees His on the trail of a fifth suspect. |be of the utmost importance should d Gen. George W. Gordon, com-| Plaza. The light globes were shat a Bormal, their Keren Hagin Muesuoy pomine have besh eked tel Sea ee 2 IRS hold thet, Mie. BeManign! Manet bs pete —_ s Hips chy manderin-chlef of the confederate tered into bits and the machine MOORE THEATRE? 4 ee ee Forge Rayos to S€€/susist in the pursuit of the new anewer. Mab cbtnitnent for enn = > Sree yay re veterans, has announced that he| came from the encounter badly dis-| Tonight. Tyee. wed. July 17, 18, Mf 3 * Official Under Fire. oo yvaaid today that at th FLKS KIDNAP WRITER tempt ts probable, as her attorneys ia undecatood that the itin- | heartily ia tes ny fs be Rage re a oo saiinelt sbiiesiaiain aut tonin' Harrison Gray Floke Presents fi eterson ay that at the | ° 5 e in favor of such a reunk he Oriental chauffe s for Flake Pree To add to the danger to | the ie Gt the HS naeer ta Port — advined her to deciine to an-| ergry to be spoepted by pr land they hope to see them re merly cook in the Gage family and |474 the tan Company tn a ee Steet tee eee Ys liand, which he is also questioned| PHILADELPHIA, July 17.—Bill in \ . prince will bring fim inte tne [annually hereatt was promoted to the whéel when a Min" Hampatead: Tele = th officer to under! spout, he was 200 fniles south of | Jerome, the song writer, was kid-| TEACHES GIRLS TO SHOOT. |° ed Staten within 0 fow ts sscnact lee a |white chauffeur resigned " ire, and ong oe ef ~~ ba Portland, having just come across|naped yesterday morniag in Chi-| TRENTON, July 17—Giris of the| ‘Weeks after leaving England. }1N PRISON WITH iP 4 resenting Gov. ‘fC Coe tne | the California border. leago and arrived here this morn-|Broad Street Park Methodist _. CONVICTED HUSBAND| Steers Stampede in Chicago. | charges that ot | aed rea — _ jing, hatiess, contless and short of Episcopal church are to be taught a ¥2 eee eee eee eB! OAKLAND, July 17,—In hie cell! CHICAGO, July 17.--When thirty | | migrants in an = | eR NNR EO Oe ee ey | funds the use of firearms, Under the|® ‘ & jin the county jail, former County | steers stampeded here and He saoenty will recommen %| Billy, who t* some Elk himself, direction of thetr pastor, the Rey.|* Indians Have Potlatch, Too | Assessor Henry P. Dalton spent|madly for a mile through the Dety's removal. dectares that |# HOW DOES “BARONY PIERP.# had Kone to the depot to see num | William Stone, the girlé have or-|/# | SEWARD, Alaska, July 17. | Sunday, and today be was appar-}streets, a pedestrian was badly Peg on sere lec ose i READ? - # | crous friends take the special train|ganized the Girl Rangers club,|* Four tribes, the Matanuskas, % | ently in good spirits. He will gored, three steers were killed by a) ieee: ie rae cen oi | # BUDAPEST, July 17—J. #|for the B. P. O. E. convention at|They are to be trained in artillery |* the Kenais, Kniks, and Sustt | pear tomorrow for sentence, follow- | locomotive and one by a street car 1. Drew, jie ‘i o Plerp Morgan may become a ® [Atlantic City. Just as the train and will also devote themscives|*® nas, are making merry with a # | ing his conviction on the charge of | : - Pree nn TONIGHT ALL W — throughout the coumty ®ha|# “feudal baron,” His offer of | Was about to depart be placed hix|to athletic sports. Tho object 1a|% big annual potlatch, | The days «| having follé ted and received a] Dasce at Dreamicd tonight. | Peron, & Sens which he aaserts |% $1,000,000 is being considered Fihat and coat on a seat so he would |to got them to exercise in the open|# are spent in feasting and trad- % | $6,000 pribe from the Spring Valley | “Aw fight upon Bim, which he ieee |® by Emperor Francis Joseph. #/have both hands free to wave | alr. # ing, the nights in dancing. #| Water Co. Many of Dalton’s inti me msitees Nigh is backed by Tammany Hall poll! pierp wants the throne pe #| frantic goodbys. ———- - * Ye marshal is keeping &/ mate friends and relatives visited ticlans who want his job, one Kg Or tale of Matthias Corvinus, & Fi As the train moved out,” two| Have your bills collected. West-|# whiskey out of tho festivities, *|him yesterday. Mrs. Dalton spent a Ta the richest im the service of the | * tit Century monarch of Hun. #|buaky friends Hfted the song writer |¢T® Collection Co, 433 N ¥., Blk. * * | large part of the day with her hus m re ss Mate ve charges against Dr. Doty |# sArY, and it seems that he can- #|from the platform to the train and | Main 6169, RR ER RR eH | band. include failure to separate the |* not get it except by buying * lsat on him until such a high peed —— = oe ne = : As = sexes at the detention station, |* the whole estate, with the #| tad neon aliained it would le “The Coolest Spot in Town” the use of improper food and |* Privileges of a “feudal baron’ : came straight through. P y opin medediaae dirty utensils, washing live and —nig B &C. Acte—6 ls going with the purchase. dead babies in the same water and that his subordinates in one case closed up the mouth of @ sick child with sticking plaster to prevent its crying. |HAS MAIL COURSE | ON POULTRY) TRENTON, July 17.—At the New jersey experiment station In New Brunswick @ correspondence course in the raising of poultry has been herereereettrerry | AUTO HITS POLE today in the detention hospital. Hits atl pe Rab tcHugh, a lintrodueed, and Prof. Harry B body was immediately cremated. (throne pole in front of 1722 East |/ewis has been placed in charge of Queen Anne,’and snapped it off at|the new department. More than the base yesterday. Barnes was | !,000 persons have already enrolied practicing for the hill-climbing|Dr. Jacob Goodale Lipman, in auto contest of today. While the|charge of the station, has bad th | frome wheel was smashed, the hood | college literature translated into} lerushed, and the springs broken,| Yiddish for the benefit of Jewish Barnes eseaped any injury. farmers, Both Phones Siok | THE NEW Potlatch Visitors: You are cordially Invited to 6—Other Big Acte—¢ GIRL WAKES AFTER “$ WEEKS’ SLEEP (By Colted Press Leased Wire.) | PANTAGES THEATRE “Umequaled Vaudeville.” Make Your Headquarters Georgeous Scenic Creation Today VANDALIA, f11., July 17— “A NIGHT WITH THE q After bein, p for three “Little Shep, Little Rent, Litth “ Ports” = ae ticket off YeGoode Sight Shop J 2? | “Sit eeeuta'aa own accord, an hour and a i i e le Sight 0} a half, Mise Haze! Schmidt of this city r a wg a srmantiylig P mL aaE 3 elty, today is again under the influence of the mysterious = ",COLISEUM Third Av. and James St All Potlatch Week. CHILD WELFARE EXHIBIT. 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