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

A | +o) ~ my Boy, useo > To BE SOME CATCHER IN COLLEGE * RAILROADS BETWEEN DEVIL “aa PowEe!! Foss IR. HURT OVA ——* NICE PAPA, = —t AvaGuSsT 12, 1911. Seattle Business Directory] NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS MAY BE, YOU WILL FIND THEM ENUMERATED IN | THIS DIRECTORY—CUT THE DIRECTORY OUT AND PASTE IN A CON- VENIENT PLACE IN YOUR HOME FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AMATEUR FINISHING . KODAKERS We do good work for others let us do yours 0c Roll—Developing—-10c Roll ELECTRIC STUDIO 119 Madison Street ARTIFICIAL LIMBS A. LUNDBERG of Artificial PHONE: MAIN 1585 1107 Third Ave. __ATTORNEYS _ A. J. SPECKERT Lawyer and Lecturer. Cason a Hpecialty AP tn AC Fourth Av. Hetween Pike @ Pine Sts. Our’ Money and MRS. PFEFFER’S im BAKERY {hte 1618 Wiest Avenue, CONTRACTORS uid you save time and pn nt the best wo | MR, GULLETT, THE HOUKEMOVING CONTRACTOR CORN CURES Chilbiaing and Lowe ing Toe Nalis Maile “| ©. MH. FROGNER, Phone Ind. York 172 DAIRIES Washington Dairy one Ind. A NINTH AVENURB Certified Mitk @ fpeciaity. Inapected tn Accordance with City Ordinance. INDEPENDENT DAIRY ay 2 re panon Ln ag KALBEMO'S PURE MILK Fresh Milk, 6 4 too Cream. tle aaak. Frogner Corn Piasters ICE CREAM Ask your dealer for a Pot- | latch Brick of Ice Cream, made by the Seattle Ice Cream Co, Kalem Poultry Market | OUR SPECIALTY! “FIRST-CLASS HELP Both Mule and Female, Vornished Free to Employers Phone Ind. 5161, Sunset, Main 2011 We Are Reliable LAUNDRIES Plymouth Laundry worm maur TIME mIGNT rRick nicut | Phowes: Queen Anne 18% 7 | 027% WESTLAKE AVENUE Oriental Laundry PLUMBERS "e. BROWN. PLUMBING co. ' AND MEATING | | | Brown, Mgr | Jobbing rh Avenue, POOL PARL ORS Greenland Pool Parlors Get Acquainted With Our Vine | NEW POOL PARLORS 1699 Vourth Ay Corner Pike. mf Safety Deposit Boxes ectrical ¥ Me PAC SAFETY DEPOSIT OMPANY Erikson 1 Fiewt and University SILVER-PLATING , HOUSEWIVES! Not Cunnected With BEATILE MECH ANK AL ELECT 1 AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA | Bake Oven 1 Treatments | DETECTIVES OKADA, Prop. (By United Press Lewsed Wwe.) j introduce the experiment on other | STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AS HE)\SANITY RESTORED BY AUTO TRIES TO SHOOT HIMSELF. | CRAG! CHICAGO, Aug. 12—That the first gun in the threatened fight Detween the railroads and their shop employes will be fired at San} Francisco is the belief expressed | here today. Labor leaders are ex-| pees to watch the Pacific coast lines as fast as possible, | As C. R. Naulder, 36 years old, Frank Teeling of Newark, N. J Totimating that the railroads are|raixed a pistol to blow out his|cured of {nuantty by the collision between the devil and the deep| bine sea, Julius Kruttschnitt, di rector of maintenance of the Har riman system; sald today “Whether we shall bave a strike jon our hands is up to the unions. | stil! see what attitude the railroads! The government holds us down on/| finger on the trigger. brains during a thunderstorm at | Dravosburg, Pa., steel attracted a bolt of lightning and it struck) u | w Id-be suicide dead m found, the revolver was asped in his hand, with one Qssume before taking country-wide) an increase of rates, and the unfons | no one else in his home at the time, | ection. If the shopmen’s organtza-| receives recognition on — lines, the ee heaters with) demand more money than ever. severe, and we cannot grant them,” Council Empowers Board of Works to Adopt Day La or Clause 8 Star signed by seven of the present councilmen during the spring campaign: platform, and day labor work, has been working for this proviston for several months, says that the on each piece of Councilman Hesketh, who} bis wife being away on a vacation the! Thetr demands this time are too | | STEPS FROM PULPIT TO WED.| The Rev. D. endrick Roberts, [pastor of the Welsh Presbyterian church at Denver, said at prayer meeting “The time for a young man to take a bride And, to show my willingness to practice what { preach, I shall do an | Stepping from the pulpft, he went over to Miss Emma Evans, the or and there by a fellow clergyman There was) is right now. | | canist, and they were married then! Jof an automobile a hax been ordered asy! it Overbroo! | Teeling wus being removed to the asylum Ip the prison van, when {t was hit by am automobile. Teeling was apparently aninjured, but al! traces of bis mental disorder had | disappeared. Physicians say the | shock cleared his brain. 4 prison van, aned from the $16 NOT ENOUGH FOR HIS SKIN. Andrew Vicont!, 15, lying at the point of death in Memorial hospital Orauge, N, J, needs seventy-five sare inches of skin from three men each, to heal bis back and save hie life. | One man called yesterday, of. fered cuticle, but on asking what be | Would get and being told $15, hath ly beat a retreat, saying “My ‘akin aln’t that cheap.” “We favor such legislation as will enable the city iteelf to construct public improvements by contracts or by day labor.” Five of the members of the coun- qi] this week agreed to support a Measure in the new local improve- Ment act giving the board of public works the choice between contract PAST LIFE INFANTILE PARALYSIS. *— ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 12. #) making an exhaustive search of | past life of Miss Lillian Gra Dr. Simon’ Flexner, of New * York, upon whom the medical * bam, who shot W. E. D. Stokes ) holds out no hope. Hundreds * fe her New York | apartment ©) died of {t last year and tho egy lg. ARGS Tome Tonal mouths, has fevesied n0 Miss Graham formerly lived in] # Tomedy, according to his state Benet Conrad, will Degin | * iy in New York. ety of Spokane saved $43,000 on two contracts this summer by re- Jecting the bids and doing the work by day labor. Hesketh, Erickson, Blaine, Grif- fithe a Kellogg were the five members present last night. Coun eilman Goddard ts known to favor the plan also. ee SARAH ARR ARERR AEE | *- * * REKHRKKHEAHEKKE DETROIT —Widows of soldiers who served in the Philippines wilt | receive pensions the same widows of the civiY war veterans now do, if the plans of the vet erans of the Army of the Philip pines, who are holding # conven | tion here, are carried beinall * world bas been depending for *| # a cure of Infantile paralysis, # th ago, A. H. Gleason, person oe attorney ‘speed! sands were crippled. “Dr. F gi eee ing |S ner's research, covering se ‘Angeles, and her family is|* ment at a conference of physi known here. Her trial for the | : clans here. ing, together with that of her | * ee ee BIRD SETS HOUSE AFIRE. YOUNGSTOWN, 0. Aug &12—A match carried to the Weaves of the residence of J ® A Baum, on 8. Fruit st. by an English sparrow, caused a Wfire which did considerable * * | ify 3 ; oye the blaze. root of the house was it set off the match, the fire. bird was building a Rest and the fire was fed bf straw it contained, caus the flames to spread rap- over the dry shingles. te Seeetee thee eee eke Oregon Be % | Native Washington butter SCSEESEEES igdpdialteMebtclealtolietie ta fabateg Rei FARIA RESPONSIBLE FOR SINTA ROSA WRECK (By United Press Leased Wire) Fr SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.—Re-| @ponsibility for the wreck of the) jij? © Santa Rosa today wan! Veni Taid at the doors of Captain J. O.| 2%! Varia and Third Officer Thomas, formal charges of negligence hav-| y, fing been made by Federal Inspec-| tors Bolles and Bulger, and the. @ases against the accused officers ‘will be taken up Monday morning fm Ban Francisco, ‘The charges of the Inspectors | Pork @ame as the result of their ex- Raustive preliminary examinations. Xo. Suort join L RKRKKKRHARKR RRR ere TO SWIM ACROSS OCEAN * SPRINGFIELD, i, Aus. # 12.—-Liverpool to Boston by ® swimming is the ambition of ® Dr. Julius William M. Dem- ® mer, known as the world’s ® champion long distance swim- Wmer. His intention of at- W tempting the feat, beginning ruary 13, was announced ae today. \lielieliehiatialiatalahaaialiphalel SSCEEEEE EEE SEED crete = NOTICE OF CLOSING] Sie REGISTRATION BOOKS Ee Registration Books Will Be Closed After AUGUST 15th, 1911 Any person who has not regis-| Be since January 1st, 1911, must Fetister before the books are closed | Re @ they will not be allowed to vote St the special election to be held on we September Sth, 1911, to “King County Court House Bonds” and “Port of Seattle OTTO A. CASE, = County Auditor. pod | |= rag rece aes INJECT CAFFEINE (2°°"*"********" 1 le IN PRISON AS “DRUNK” INTO THE POPE : ND, Or, hug. 1h PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 12 (My United Prem Leased Wire) | After rounding out bis 800th ROME, Aug. 12.—Aa the result of | prison term for intoxication, # =| hypodefmte injections of ‘caffeine, |# James Casey suddenly reform & Pope Pius’ heart is stronger today | # ed, and today {« working on a # nd his spirite are much higher, ac-)# farm near Portland. * cording to reports from the Vatl-\® * can. His general condition shows |e *¥ ee eee SEES RB ES |no marked improvement, although |... 5og9 ALTITUOE as @ result of the operation on his knee, his holiness suffers less pain. | DO TO HUMAN HEART YER, Colo, Aug. 12—What | The use of caffeine Indicates that DED | the pope ia very weak. This fe now makes some people faint when they his most disquieting symptom. get Four sctentista are here to solve th riddle, using Pike's peak for « labor ory and tourists for subjects AE ike of Thay are Dr. J. 8. Haldane and Mien Mott led codes og |Mabet P. Fitzgerald of Oxford, Dr. steamer Olympic for New York, Yandell Henderson of Yale and Dr en route to Western Canada, From |= ©. Schneider of Colorado college. New York the party plana to travel! oeadquariera Municipal’ Pland by river, canal and inke to Fort! one William,’ on Lake Superior, on | UDlcity league. 1114 34 ay }board the duke’s yacht, the Cata-| j nia | Gates’ Heir Engaged (By United Pree Leased Wire) { MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 12—That! |Chas. G. Gates, son and hetr of | John W. Gates, the spectacular mil- Nonaire, who died recently in Paris, will wed Florence Hopewood Jot Minneapolis, was the announce. | |ment made here today. Misa Hope- wood is now in Paris with her| | mother NOBLE DUKE COMING. LONDON, Aug. 12.—~The Duke of Dance st Droamtnra tonight. ‘ooo & the man whe teaches how to dance. O14 and young learn the same. Ort tor of 4 righted. lesan. Races at Madison park, five days, jstarting Tuesday, August 15. A jclean meet Lowest Fares East VIA THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & PUGET SOUND RAILWAY On the following dates Special Round-Trip Summer Excursion Tickets will be on sale from all points in the Pactfic Northwest, August 14, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30. SEPTEMBER 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7, 1911. 111.00 . 110.00 91.60 72.50 82.50 + 60.00 + 108.00 Washington . *On dates August 14 to 17, 1911, only, LIMITS: Final return limit, O¢tober 31, 1911. LIBERAL STOPOVER PRIVILEGES and choige of diverse routes are per- mitted. Tickets will be sold at proportionately reduced fares to many other destinations in the East, in addition to those named. Return may be made through Colorado and California at slightly higher fares. LOW HOMESEEKERS’ RATES TO MONTANA On first and third Tuesday tn each month of 1911 For detailed information regarding “Cheap Lan and “Homestead see Col. M. H. Welton, Traveling Immigration Agent, at City Ticket Office, Second and Cherry Bt. additional information re- ling fares, roytes, sl wall car reservations, train service, etc., call on or write . RISWELL, ity Tloket Agent. A. P, CHAPMAN, JR., MODEL" MILLINERY 807 FROPLY’S BANK BLDG. Atlantic City, N. J. New York . Boston Buffalo Chicago .. Detroit Minneapolis . Montreal ... General Agent Passenger Dept. Second Av, and Cherry a, Seattle Trains depart frém New Union Btation, Jackeon 6t. “The New Steel Trail,” THE NEW Linge THE SHORT ‘ on top of « high mountain ?i] | | i Gout, Brights Dis and You Will be m You will receive. your baggage, and jou will never miss ‘our boat or train BILLIARDS See OUR NEW | PARLOR 2nd and Spring BROWN & HULEN 3rd Floor —— COLLEGES | copy suraerve AGENCY, ine. Arcade Bldg. 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