The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1911, Page 6

A MILLION MORE WOMEN THAN MEN DEN A BEF WHI DING Fe LONDON, Avg. 17 *| UNCLE IN DER DARK, t cording to the Inat Layne t. * A ICY HANT ON HIM, HI port, there are now in England * oi Wales a willion ‘more w| FROZE, 1D wasS a G women than men. If every: ® body bad a vote for every. #|/ thing, and all the women voted * #% one way, the women would * rule thi soat, or the roast, ®/ and perhaps both, and domina- * % tion of England and Wales by * *% man would end. * RRARAAKKAARARHAAR Rostand’s Condition Very Serious Today | lied Press Leased Wire.) BIARRITZ, Aug. 17. — Edmond Roetand, the dramatist who was injured yesterday in an automobile upset, is in a precarious condition fader. ue i tured OY | jclana. He suffered serious contus ma on the head and body, but it as yet undetermined whether ey wal prove fatal. “SMYLES— make you happier. Star. coming fateh Th VERETT _ WRECK THE INJURED. wrenched, ankle sprained , Aug. 17.—Miss Bessie| Mrs. T. Voomer, Machias; arm Geteb 3 right Jeg | and wrist sprained. a In a wreck which oceurred on the Everett-Saohomish interurban here yesterday, 14 persons were injured, some probably seriously Henry Raker, Re broken. Two girls named Johnson, Sno bruised; one sustained "foot. MRidentitiea man, foot cut. | Two cars were bound for thi W. 0. Waish, Snohomish; bruised. | city loaded with people who wi Joseph Bebeau, Everett; leg coming to the circus bere, The broken. Fred front car stopped on a curve to re Montbourne, | pair a trolley defect and the rear | ear crashed into it before the motor- L. Mcore, Hartford, bruised. man, Walter Burch, could stop it. Moore, Everett, body badly Many persons were thrown head | long almost the entire length of the LM. yoy Snohomish; face cut| cars. The injured were brought to and body hurt. & hospita! here and none are report- Andrew Martin, Arlington; band| ed fatally hurt. cut, hip wrenched. The collision occurred between Urs. Houck, Snohomish; leg| Electric Park and Swans trail. CLIP THIS OUT AND SEND IT TO FRIENDS “BACK EAST” Seattic was first settled in 1852. Was named for a friendly Indian ‘who died in 1866. plat filed in 1853. Incorporated town, 1865; incorporated city 8. Neal, fn 1884 first railroad reached the city. { June 6, 1889, business district out by fire; joss $7,000,000, duly 17, 1897, steamship Portiand arrived with firet shipment of gold from Alaska and Klondike. ‘Total area (1911), 94.41 square miles. Elght transcontinental railroad lines. Fifty-seven steamship lines. J City Water Plant—Reservoir capacity, 272,000,000. \ _ City Light Plant—Street fights 1911, 812 arc, 5,200 incandescent, cluster. ed , 1,086 acres. jic library, 130,000 volumes; circulation 1910, 650,000 volumes. Bixty-cne grade schools, six high schools. i University of Washington has enroliment of 2,000 students. eee. (280,485. tiga ag 1910, $690,000,000.00. | a 10, $46,278,807.00; imports 1910, $49,812,233.00. Sitios. ioc 1910, $1,157,490.96. Postoffice receipts 1910, $1,000,512.67. Building permits 1910, 13,082; vaiuation, $17,418,078.00. Average temperature, 51.5 SEATTLE Has: Largest clay products plant on Pacific coast. «ae Largest shoe factory on Pacific coast. pekond jeweiry manufacturing concern on Pacific coast. Foot Grydocks on Pacific coast. Largest condensed milk concern in the West. Stipes flohorion and lumbering interests in country. tp car mille than any other one city. Largest tumber mills, in the world. See pore developed coal fields on the Pacific coast within | of 100 miles. LG tod te mill on the Pacific coast. sit tha on the Pacific coast. SBAND KILLS HIMSELF — IN HIS WIFE’S PRESENCE the presence of his wife, Vic-|}was living at Charleston, He was Edwards last night fired a bul- jesplores as Er cig at a saw- to afew m from there. | through his head, and died in- Last night he appeared at the tly. Johnson home. He asked to see his happened at the home of his | wife. When she came out he drew ‘a sister, Mra. Andrew Johnson, |a revolver and shot himself through Sist av. 8. Mrs. Edwards was'the head. Mrs. Johnson said this with her r while her|morning that she believed it was divorce pending. Ed-jhis intention to murder his wife, Wards, who was 45 years of = but a wicca ahs his nerve failed. lew Statehood Bill | Taf ‘Taft Will H Acceptable t to Taft ‘tal Grow sited Prees Wire. | WABIIINGTON, Ki 17 1 dene iv lent Taft today told the California ittee on territories, announced te eee (hat. he. would partiel| pate in the grenund-breaking cere-| monies for the Ponama fair et San | y that President Taft approved Of the committee compromise bill framed by the senate and house | ™ ¥ territories committees, admitting Francisco in October, “if congress New Mexico and Arizona and elim. ®#Journs in a reasonable lengch of | {wating the recall of judiciary me. Measure from the proposed Arizona| It was afterward stated that the constitution, He eaid the president President had indicated Seprember promised to sign the bill if it were,) 4% ‘Lo exient of “reasonable passed by both houses. time.” EVERYBODY DOES. POPE MUCH BETTER Ever notice how a pretty girl's) (By United Prees Leased Wire.) gmile makes everything all right? ROME, Aug. 17,—Pope Pius was Just watch Sadie Smyles in The/greatly improved today, and was She's coming soon ‘permitted to receive a few callers. Special Prices on PHOTOGRAPHS - eee f 1 DOZEN THIS OFFER CABINET, GooD | | FOR 4 Regular Price $5 20 DAYS | Special Price $2.50 Open Sundays, 10 to 9 Open Evenings, Sittings Night and Day, NEAR SENECA. [Should Os sgar Try te OATET TOWART MY |It is driven by electric motors with | fusing to indict Mrs. Anna G. Lang- y Pr nar gor avo.r HU NERFOUS MIT GHOST STORIES, DSS 1383 A GOOT CHANCE TO SCARF Him, Te ID LAID 3 BLUT ost! Roosev (By United Press Leased Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.—Theodore Roosevelt, for- mer president of the United States, is a grandfather. The event occurred here early today when a oe was born to the| , wife of Theodore Roosevelt, jr., and within a few minutes a message was flying to Oyster! Bay which was warranted to cause that vicinity to resemble one wide grin. Aft | Trouble-Maker- Unie SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. oe; Because he was a tale-beari trouble-causing gossip, aceo N Atar. Newburg did It. Family trou- bles, she said, which culmin Here's a German motor boat that | needs no crew—not even a pilot. | wirelegs control. The engineer and | pilot #it in the power station on /| shore and press the buttons—the | boat does the rest. It can be run| and steered through rather tiekiieh | places, to the amazement of the casual observer, who is likely to! Friday and Saturday MR. AND MRS. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR. are in the best of health. THE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911. 1D 183 FOOLISH, Dur I CAN'D HELP ID 1 AM AFRAIT OF GHOSTS. er died down the Roosevelt baby | was weighed and the |proudly proclaimed jnew arrival tipped the beam at) Both mother and child today! 8 pound: “Why do they call # theatrical! ker wings?” “No, but his money has,” more American. r-old son, were all due which Dexter carried. EVERYBODY DOES. Ever notice how a pretty giri smile makes everything all right? | ‘Just watch Sadie Smyles in The! She's coming soon oe by the oO Frighten Adolf? No, He Should Not Uniied Freee Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, Aug. will probably be the plea advanced attorney for when the bellboy is placed on trial next Monday oe a y i nt / INSANITY 17—Ineanity|K. Jackson, in the Iroquois hote Several alienists have lately exan ined the youth, who was a mem» of a his companions for bis piety Paul Giedel to answer to the the excitement had) father | that the) husband taking away angel?) He has t| Balti i 1013-15 First Avenue—Main Store Third at Madison Pike ¢ SURPRISE S, MAN-TAILORED BLUE SERGE suits MHOHY “UBupHHVC These are the newest fall models —- Skinner eatin ned. Ground floor stores get $25.00 for these. FALL MIXTURE SUITS in All Colors, $22.00 Values $15.00 ALTERATIONS FREE / LADIES’ SAMPLE ‘SUIT SHOP Take Elevator at Westlake LES think he has 'em again, or that the Flying Dutchman has assumed « Drug Section modern form. The boat cruises on MM 15¢ can Peterman’s Bug Destroyer . Lake Wannsee, Bear Berlin. 25 bottle Camphor 25e bottle Glycerine .... GERMS LURKIN abe bottle Rosewater ... 25¢ bottle Cottonseed Ol . In COURT HOUSE B se verse castor on ; hi; re mimonla me | 25e bottle Paregoric .. reine : cone ec bottle Tincture Arnica . the county court ho and they're liable to jump out and |f— 26c bottle Glycerine and Rosewater . fasten the dread disease upon 26c bottie Jamaica Ginger yee ot Fo time, according to 26 bottle Essence of Peppermint sahel Clemenson. as ‘ Clemenson was sitting on a 25c bottle Peroxide of Hydrogen . Jury in the superior court last 10¢ bottle Rosewater . + ea and contracted pneumo- 10¢ bottle Glycerine He’ cam ir paseing 10¢ bottle Spirits of Camphor Ses er Ae aes cae on 10c bottle Tincture Arnica . st the county commission. 10c bottle Castor Ol ...... e 10¢ bottle Essence of Peppermint . win” county attorney will 10e bottle Witch Hazel ....-.+++4+ Ven he ene, 10c bottle Jamaica Ginger ......... Ae as ae ed <2 ba x 10¢ bottle Glycerine and Rosewater . e delegates to the 10¢ package 1 Ib, Borax .. * R. national’ encampment, at *| # Rochester, N. ¥., left today #|[ 10¢ package 1 Ib. Bicarbonate of Soda. |# with lots of fight In them. *|[M 10c package 1 lb. Powdered Alum ... - oo, bo sein x oa bs 4 10¢ package 1 Ib. Whole Flaxseed convention to Seattle nex | Sn BS 7, % year or blow up in the attempt, |e 10¢ Package 1 Ib. Epsom Salts .. * Here are the delegates: #|f§ 10¢ package 1 Ib. Pure Sulphur , % HH. L. Campbell, J. 8. Cooper, * |i 10¢ package Senna Leaves . * H. M. Reavers, C, D, Godding, * | jc package Boracie Acid .. * A. L. Pettis, J, R. Monroe, R. * * B. Houghton, ©, L. Houghton, * j * Mrs, J. 8, Houghton, Mrs. R. & 4 * A. 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Soap -12¢ n box + 2¢ Soe Goods Section These are the same Water Bottles and Com- binations we have been eelling for years, ie covered by the same two and each years’ guarantee. $3.26 3-qui and Fountain Syring: and Fountain Syringe . 5e Nipples, 3 for G00 Antiphlogestine ... Sc Phillip Milk Magnesia . 26e D. D. D., for Kexema $1.00 Cuticura Resolvent . 50c Gilhooley's Irish Liniment $1.00 Bell’s Pine Tar Honey . 50c Foley's Kidney Remedy 26e Lane's Liver Invigorator . 50c Kodol, for Dyspepsia .. 50¢ Wampole’s Formolid . $1.00 Miles’ Blood Purifier $1.00 Bliss’ Native Herb Tab. and System Bublde 50e Comp, Extract E . 50c Pacific Stock Food . 25e Aromatic Castor Oil 50e $1.00 Resinol Ointment ...... $2.00 Lilly’s Success Alterans 25¢ Squibb’s 3-gr. Lithia Table 50c Doan's Kidney Pilis 26c Quaker Worm Lozenge 26¢ Allen's Foot Base .. “Quaker Special Tooth Br ush” 60c Hand and Nail Serub Brush 50¢ to 85c Comba, choice 25¢ Imperial Cement . 25e Manicure Files Se per dogen Quill Te $2.25 3-quart Fountain Syringe . $2.00 2-quart Fountain Syringe . $2.00 3-quart Hot Water Bottle $1.75 2-quart Hot Water Bottle Woodlark’s Squirrel Poison ~ Bristle Goods ‘Sec " 00 Kent's Men's Stiff Bristle Hair Brush P a 10¢ can Universal Metal Polish .. Combination Hot Water Bottle . %: $3.00 2-quart Combination Hot Water Bottle Patent Medicine Section Where Your Money Goes Farthest. $1.75 8. 8. 8, Purely Vegetable .... $1.00 8. 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Bay SS { |Place on Pomel 5 ereaen ade ne | QUincene “petter Pioneer Dealer in White Machines 1105 Third Ave. SEATTLE -~Phones— Ind., 594; Sunset, Main Sewing Machines for J AMUSEMENTS © SEATTLE Bd. L Drew, Mer. Both TONIGHT, ALL WEEK: Matinee Saturday, 160 and 256 RAILROAD JACK Nights, 160, 28¢, tic, 6G” Sunday Matinee—“Forgiven™ PANTAGES THEAT “Unequaled Vauderitia” Popular Priced tional ‘it ‘Other Sen ’ The Hot “CHEYENNE DAYS" ‘@outh west __A Company of Fronche Buster | 82d Unio COLISEUM § &"" Third Av. and James Sb VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTOF! New Lighting System, New Curtain, Three Good Vaudeville Acts. table Opera Chairs Admission bo and 10¢ E 5 FI gee Marathon Two-Step q ~aT— DREAMLAND. SEVENTH AND UNION TONIGHE c, Including Five Thekets, LADIES FREB