The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1911, Page 6

SALUTES TAFT UTIMORE, Aug. 7.—“Hello, President,” called a young Woman, as a big black touring car] | agnad on its way out Fulton av Druid Hill park this afternoon. Rising from his seat President Taft took a handkerchief from ‘@round his neck and waved it, with @mile, From that time on until ear left the southwestern sec “tion of the city, an hour later, on "He way back to Washington, the president frequently acknowledged Sen, Avo, Liat 8s LEAPING. WE ARE MITOUDT A CooK TRGNT IN DXR MITTLE OF HARVEST, UND Now WHO vit bona OUR Saree t oc from the crowds along | JOB FOR GLAVIS “BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Louis R. Glavis, the conservation expert, who, while in the employ ‘of the interior department, offered ’ which ultimately result ss ~@@ in Secretary Richard A. Ballin retirement from the cabin been offered the position of Joint secretary of the conservation commission of California and the conservation board of control. wis will arrive here tomorrow Be eesanteaiy will accept, ac. mons to Former Governor Geo. Pardee, who is a member of the commission. vmod OF WAVE RESTORES) VOICE. Misa Mercedes Simpson of Chi Neago had her voice restored by the Of a wave in the breakers at ago, when told over the that her girl chum was Miss Simpson's voice left Sand she had been unable to until yesterda: irly large comber hit her and gasped “Mamma!” Then she : talking as well as ever. > NEW PAIR OF ‘Twins. _ The foreign colony at Homestead, | ig excited over the arrival ot | * twins to Mrs. Belen Sik- | “SIAMESE” mate twins are fully de-| and are joined together at |""w ders, sides and hips, Ap) ly they will live, } JED $10 FOR ACT OF KIND- ‘NESS. | Wcost Warren Zumalt $10 in| for doing a kind act at New| r ee, Ala, when “Uncle Jobn-| iy” Green, dying, wanted a drink cool water. Zamalt took the water from a ) @ountry school house well, which & violation of law, and was ar- ONIAL RELIC VISIBLE. Owing to the exceptional clear of the waters of Greenwood N. Y., a relic of the past pas revealed to a group of campers The when a par-} OTTO'S ENTITLED troops as an oven In which to bake bread. NURSE IS POLICEWOMAN Mies Lydia Mots, district ourse for the King’s Daughters of Evans. ville, Ind., has received special po. Hee powers from the local Board of Safety and will wear a big "M, P badge. Miss Metz goes around a good deal both day and night in her work and says she has often been when alone. She says on she will arrest any one who accosts her. HE WEIGHED 630 POUNDS. Willtam Filta, who weighed 650 pounds, died in Baltimore last night from disease of the kidneys. He had been on exhibition at a suburb- mn resort. When taken to the hospital it was | necessary to use @ furniture van to remove him. |S-YEAR MORTGAGE WIPED OUT} A mortgage $4 years old, be Heved ; of ite kind in the count ncelled in the Queens office t 5 was 1,900, and $9,587 interest been paid on it Dated May 9, 1827, the mortgage was given by Gold Stillman, of Flushing, to secure a loan made by Charles Willets, and the land mortgaged was a plot now forming the northeast corner of Main and Washington sts., Flushing. T HIT THE SOUP TUR. E As Adam Beck was ladling soup tureen for his fam- N. J. fel on the No harm was done, except to the whence soup, and no one knows or bill far the bullet lanund traveled H at a hospital here found ir of surgeon's scissors 5% }long tn her abdomen. Mrs.! was stricken with a mys! fiiness suveral weeks ago.|y were brought in and an was decided upon. When ix was reached It was to be in excellent condition. i surgeons were abont to close wound when the scissors, left we during a former operation, found. oe | &ss asbibbiescosehs sez cebese wee Price. 28.60 219/00 ¥ 4 20 is [ea eens Perrrrrrsy Ms OREGON GOVERNOR * x APPOINTS DELEGATE TO & NEGRO CONVENTION w + (By United Press Leased )# Wire) SALEM, Or., Aug. 7. — It & became known today that %* Governor West has appoint- wed C. L. Lynthicum as a *® gite to the Negro National ® Educational convention at *% Denver this month. Lynthi- * cum and his wife recently ® were the center of race * troubles at the asylum farm * when the white employes ww petitioned the «governor ® to discharge them. * «West refused to do so and & the appointment is looked up- fon as an act to emphasize rd his stand on such matters. * Seseseeseteeeeeeeeee Cheac eee shennan State Dental War a Good Thing for the People You Save = Dollar, I Make « Doll gad the Dental Combine Will Love T Dollars When I Do Your Dental Work. High-clase ‘scaint werk at prices peo- ple ean pay. I operate on your teeth; the combine operates om your pocket Vrom mow until the next’ Legislature meets E will be at my dental offices, 713 First Avenue, every day from 8130 6. m, “not compete with cheap denial . bUL with the high-priced State ‘or less than haif their © your dental work done, Send yor nds to me, Be care- ful to eut this ad, out and bring it with you, am people, especially women, are Kein ‘robbed by dentiete on First Avenue sho represent themselves as assistants, 1 do not kk dental nd come 71 Hirst Averive, Union Bleek, ‘offices us d 24 to 29, over 1. W. Buter's south of the rental 1 nelesraph Tattding pen evenings until # and Sundays un- ul tee Ie he. warts EDWIN 's. BROWN. D. D. 5, 25 Per Cent Discount for 30 Days On a Mume Work-—dyeing, olean- ing, curling, inaking and willowing. MODEL _ MILLINERY 527 PROPLE’S BANK BLDG, TO HIS VACATION a Ata Bai ASH ie eae LAINES, tlle, Aug. tm same charac: Man today has Adam and Eve, according to Rev, C. D. King. So AM'xt STEN —DERE 188 DER VELCOMe DINNER BELL, HOORAY If DOT DIANA 188 A PRINCE, ADOLF, “Billy” now, as he lies in your band, but you wouldn't care to do it in « year from now, if he lives, He will be a huge, gaunt, stealthy leopard then, and hungry most pf the time. e ee RRR ORR RAR AHS! Kitten? Well, You. Won't Think So Words by Schaefer Music by Condo SIT Down, BoYa. 1 HAVE FIXED You SOME NICE CREAMED CELERY TIPS, ~~ |MINERS MEET NEXT AT VICTOR, COLORADO BUTTE, Mont, Aug Victor, was selected Com of the Western Feder ation of Miners, in session aw the place for their next year's mee IF YOU WINK, =| USE CAUTION 8, Cal, Aug. 7. i you er t a woman on the street, use caution So says | Thomas Gibbon, who spent last Cole by the Los vention here, “I have no sympathy,” he said, “with the notion that Adam, when he fell, fell up. ward. Adam's program of in. nocence, sin, guilt, sorrow, struggle and salvation is still our program, and will continue to be our program through the ages to come.” PRAHA ERE * & CONGRESSIONAL TIME- * TABLE * ® WASHINGTON, Aug. T-—- *& % The congressional timetable w & for the session up to date fol # lows: WIDOW TWICE SAME WAY * STOCKTON, Cal, Aug. T-- * The lows of two husbands in * the same manner has been the * fate of Mrs, Glassl-Bisagno, * who resides nm this city Seven years ago her first hue *| band, William Giasst, fell off a hay broke his neck during a runaway, This afternoon her second husband. Carlo Bixagno, while returning to the farm with @ load of lumber, was thrown from his seat when the wagon went Into @ ditch, and he, too, suffered a broken neck * * * * * * * * SSeeeeteeeeeeeeeee *®\ ground for tro jmight in jail because he did not know that in this enlightened ag: | there is such @ thing as police | women *| Gibbon is charged accosted Mra. Alice Stebbins Wella lof the ngelos force, as she | stood in front of the Areade depot ian arrest you,” said Mra. Wells “ sald Gibbons, and Mrs. Wells showed her star and led him off to prison. VANCOUVER BARRACK 8.— | With ao view of finding a large jtract suitable & maneuver the Depart with having * ng. B. A, MeKinnon of Trail, B, C., was chosen as deleg:t» to th United Mine Workers of America, and J, C, Willams of Calicoonia was lected as delegate to Amen ican Federation of Labor WOMAN FATALLY HURT IN RIOT CLEVELAND, 0., Avs -One woman was fatally and o seriou» ly shot here today tn riot Dew tween striking garment ra and the workers imported to thelr jobs. LITTLE AMERICAN COUNTESS | VIENNA, Aug. 7—A second OTTO HAUVERBAUCH. All playwriting records of the |, Present generation have been nhat-| # tered by Otte Haverbauch, who, |* a m librettist, has produced aly |* big successes in the first three |% lyears of hfs dramatic experience. They are Three = Twin _Bright Eyes,” “Madame Sherry, r. De Luxe,” “The Girl of My Dreams, he Fascinating * WOMAN WALKS TO DEATH. . UPPER SANDUSKY, O., Aug. 7.—|# Upon awakening to find his wiftel® out of bed, M. 8. Howe of this city.|® began a search for her which ended @ when her body was found in a near | @ by pond. It ts believed the woman|® b alked to her death while asleep. et House met 74 days. Senate met 72 days. House tn session 351 hours, 39 minutes Senate in session 291 hours, House met six days. Senate met efx days. House In session 44 bours, '® 26 minutes, Senate in session 18 gaa 5 minutes. Cotton tariff revision ba § passed house, Renate passed reapportion- bs be ment bill. Arbitration treaties present: & ed to senate. Howe continued ae Investigations. Reaeaenanane headed PELE SEERSEY ERED Snake Has Two Tails | OAKLAND CITY, Ind, Aug. 7.—| Had this snake been somewhere ind wax coming back, or was it] joing somewhere? Which direction would It craw! next—forward, back Here's “Billy” nestling in keeper's hand, four days after th stork brought him to the New York #uo, For the next few months | ward or sideways? tg os “Billy” will aroul e, | confronted George its, farm fore-| * eure mother, Kanty, rd -' head | man for the Peacock Coal and Min an she sleeps, and then he'll begin |! company at Massey, when to show signs of wanting to climb | found # snake with two tails. Each the bars. jeu wriggied and (twisted as if it How will he be kept from do-| Were the real tail, and Mr. Willis ing it? That {» the question that | *as puzzled. Finally he obtained a puszles the keepers. Kitty, who) club and killed the snake. Then he fe 18 years old, bas borne 20 baby | discovered that the suake was real ‘* leopards, but most of them tried to|ly two snakes, one having swal- cim> before thetr were ot lowed the other except the tall, One ‘wlenough and were tally fas cance | was a spreading viper and the other in falling. You can rub noses with 'a biacksnake. aééeeeetee |ment of the M Brig. Gen. is en route to- to Klamath Falls, Or, where will inspect lands on the Kia math Ipdian ‘reservation. Dreamtena tonight. eee Gladys Vanderbilt. The daughter was born yesterday Countess Lazlo Szecheny!, who w: th te place at Castle Remete, of Dance a PAIR on ti RUNS Yard MO! ils REPA ‘Broun aD NDA¥, APPETITE REPAIRING Repair Your Appetite Tamates B. & M. andChili NEW YORK HAR NESS Co. ThE, Larwcat Line at nase te heisct Prom Beattie t Join the Kohler & Chase Piano Club If you want to join in the greatest, most liberal and most economical piano event ever held, the sooner you bring in your application the better. —Liberalities—Privileges The whole economical part of the deal, when boiled down, means that the Club gets a good, honor-bright Three Hun- dred and Seventy-five Dollar Piano for Two pee and Seventy-seven Dollars and Fift : She : ie Cents—a clean-cut saving or econo- my of Ninety-seven Dollars and a Half, an® there is positively no in- terest added. The liberalities and privileges of the Club are legion. The strongest guarantee ever written is given to every member, The Club member gets his money back if he wants it after a 30 days’ trial. ¢ He gets a full year’s time to fur- ther satisfy himself as to the reliable character of the piano. If he is dis- satisfied, we will exchange it with- out one penny’s loss to him, Fr He gets two free am / tunings. He gets stool free. He gets the piano for $277.50, without interest being added. He gets life insur- ance. If he dies be- fore the piano is fully paid for, the re- maining payments are canceled and a receipt in full for the piano is turned over to his family. He gets 218 weeks’ time in which to pay for the piano without it costing him over $277.50. If he pays quicker than in 218 weeks, he lessens the price 15 cents for each and every week he re- duces the time. But come in to- morrow! a fine , = 5 ——— a ——4 More pianos for the Kohler @ Chase (THE PRICE; vie THE TERMS:, 20 Week (No interest to pay Kohler & Chase 1818 Second Ave. 1425 FOURTH AVE. | Prompt Delivery Main 5306 ind. 214 | OPEN 11:30 A.M. TO 1A. M. ARTIFICIAL LIMB REPAIRS 718 4th Ave ©0., Ine. Phone Ind. b702 2OUNRON NOUTON Manufacta Artificial Liss! form and Rursical Appliances. Shoulder Praces, Biestic. Stockings,” Quere Dandages, Crutches, ah “Oniy bighest workinen employe fon guarantee ND WAGON REPAIRS ¥ ‘Anki suited and a curios; chair caning 119 Madiaon St. ‘Cor gud Ay. one Ind. A 2149. | Ay CASH REGISTERS All makes bought sold, exchanged and epalred, 3. A. SUNDWALI, Agent. A 097, 208 James St DYE WORKS Hepairing White oa ret au races Order 10 W. Columtie spe DMeer HAT REPAIRING We Wil Call for That gid And Deliver Tt aa Good m lust Catt Up Main 41 ARKWRIGHT & ana satio-|_ 9 facil Lockemith and Saanical Repairer.” ttetet ai House 1 ee 1420 Fifth Av. STEEL TAPES i“ REPAIRED. We make rant 1 penters and Engineers’ Tape? '° Com ‘We fell and rent Arch Plastering and Coment Contractor. Repalr Work and Jobbing. 218 Arcade Annes,“ take “to any of our “our stores, 1201 Firet Av. 108 Second Ay. 8 1916 Eighth Ay. 6010 12th Av. 8 ai ELECTRICAL. | WANTED—ny } | Edison Electric Co. Wiring, Repatring and Contracting. | Retatiers of Motors, Fans and Supplies. 220 Columbia st. Phone, Ind. 4822 5. Montgemery. ¥. Daly ~ MECHANICAL WORK HUNTER MFG. CO. 225 Seneca St ‘Toot and Die Makers— tainreinent Saabere Experimental and Model Work—Camera Work Phone—Main 9444 |BAMBOO FURNITURE Made to Order Wholesale and Retail AM Kinds of Japanese ART ITO * BROS. Sa Madieon, St. Box 498 HARNESS fancy prives harness goods O. K. Marness) ghop. R218 First Av,, Bet. Mell and Blanchard, Sweat Pads Cheap. ® Speciair by Office Phone. tain #712, Ren, Bast Soe og sind. Oat backs and colle and connectca., tS Pike st “SHEET METAL WORK Or Ind. 2209, FOOT REPAIRING Come when your feet hurt the worst. I remove the pain at once. . + DR. WURSTER 306, 1414 Second Avenue. Independent 1312. PIPE REPAIRING BREWSTER’S Pipe Hospital 810 FIRST Branch Third and Union *