The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1911, Page 7

jeff,” tho veteran fire} fires Jeff is still hale and hearty. He has been on the pension| He lives on his pension at the stables of the water department at Ninth ay, and Lander st Now and then he does a little hayling for exercise, Jeff ts the pet of everybody at the staples, And ore fet oq several weeks. Cc years ago Jeft first re SAed to the clang of the fire bell. was then stationed at Seventh i cotemble. He was five years ince then he has served in the stations. ig now ripe old age, enjoying the reward he is recelving for his good service old, Though |in the protection of life and property Id to gallop tol in this city. EWS FREAKS | OF - TODA’ ‘THEY FEED SUCH STUFF TO CHILDREN! Press. UKEE, Wis, Aug. 23.—The health department, following tests, led that the best ice cream soda here contained 1,760,000 per cuble centimeter. One sample showed more germs ice cream, the health officers say, now 23 yea evttion too 0 = 9 KICKS OFF AFTER ARRANGING HIS FUNERAL By United Press. NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio, Aug. 23-—A. R. Howell, aged 65, arose from a sick bed, bought | his coffin, named his pallbearers and selected the text of his funeral sermon, then went back to bed and died a few hours later. HIGHBALLS ONLY TEASERS FOR THIS AUTOIST Press. YORK, Aug. 23.—In court for being intoxicated and making his stagger because he could not see straight, Wallis F. Freed, « , offered to prove that four highballs would uot feaze him was discharged. IR SEX GETTING MORE POWERFUL Press. Aug. 23.—A real concession to woman's has been made here. It is now illegal for a married man to take an aerial Might with- the consent of his wife and children. THY WATER” APPETITE LEADS TO CELL Press. f FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.—Admitting that he passed a check, sald to th to buy champagne, for which he claimed a “great appe Py Lieut. Orlando Briscowe, scion of an English family, appeared the police court here Friday. RRRRHRARRRERAKRKHARR ERA HS jOUS FEATS ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED BY ATWOOD. Harry N. Atwood is 27 years old, a native of Boston. He teaching himself the art of operating an aeroplane less four months ago. Without the aid of an instructor, he be the most proficient master of the aeroplane in the United Atwood first attracted attention when he appeared over the Harvard races, a few months ago. He then startled the country, July 1, by flying from New on, Conn., to New York city, circling the tower of the Singer ing, and then sweeping over the skyscraper district of New fork and landing on Governors island, in New York bay. On this he carried Edward Fleet, his mechanic, as a passenger. He was the first aviator to attempt a flight over an American tropolitan city. After a series of spectacular flights in and around New York, ood started, July 9, for Washington, by way of Atlantic City Baltimore. He made the flight successfully trom New York to Atlantic , from Atlantic y to Baltimore, and from Baitimbse to fashington, carrying Charles K. Hamiltou, another aviator, as passenger His feats in Washington consisted of spectacular flights over eity around the Washington monument, and ended with a ing on the White House lawn. Atwood was received by President Taft and decorated with a medal. Pe MS PARA TALS StS SORES Ae dint taalicebile i, alate nace litle eg ot nal a ER WILL SERVE HIS PRISON TERM NEAR HIS SPLENDID HOME H. Parker will serve his|start for the west today. sentence for the fraudu-| He is in the New York city | Wireless Telegraph company | prison now in (he penitentiary at Mc| Parker will pass the next two Island lyears almost in sight of his big ker was destined to go to the} apartment houses and the magnifi penitentiary at Atlanta, but|cent Parker home on Prospect hard to be sent to the Puget| street, where, it will be remem prison Instead. His request| bered, the red, red geraniums blaze m granted and Parker willjon the verdant, velvet lawn. as though they'd leaped from some historical novel of the time of the Empress Josephine. In the party are Viscount de Fliers and the viscountess, which means wife; the Count Marsel de Fliers and bis daughter, and the Count Amades de Flers. “This is certainly some big town,” murmured Viscount de Flers. There is also a Baron de Grancey in party. He was here 16 years ago and admitted cheerfully that th town was really quite worth while. He #aid more, but The Star reporter neglected his French while in a Siwash college and couldn't get it all. iE 2 “PEEPING TOM” MUST STAY AT HOME SAN DIEGO, Cal., Aug. 23. addition to paying a fine of $26 for| playing the part of a “peeping Tom,” Frank Bowman must stay at |home for six months, according to! a sentence imposed by Judge Puter- baught, effective today. ite a phalanx of French nobil- ‘Bit this Quiet and peaceful vil- New Washington hotel. names spread out in del { | SENSATIONAL YORK, Aug. —Because testimony expected to be de- Geide! arold bell Accused of having murdered Ordered the room cleared of tato and the attorneys for the have indicated that they een! nature, involving sev. Z Stal persons prominent in the pub-| BE Mats ot the Great White Way fikal Estate ana Advertising Signs One Or ony apa last nigtit and put up in rooms a fantat! on the register look (By United Prews Lenned Wire.) the which is trying re William H. Jackson, to- lel probably will take the fntrodu timony of a most eye, as well as numerous shin IST AVE.8 MADISON SAREET- SEATTLE. it looks as though he will live to a) the} Inq) At Yesterday's Closing Sess plished—"Taft's Veto Exercise of Power.” WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Before Jeaving for thelr homes, leaders of the various political factions in the house and nate expressed their views on the results of the » jon In copyrighted statements for the United Press. Republicans and democrat gressiv varied in some of which follow: their views, (By Joseph L. Bristow, States Senator From Kan publican Progressive.) 1911, by the United Association.) clal session has not ac what it should have, though it has to ita credit some substantial le tion The corrupt practices have some restraining in excessive expenditures tm ongressional and ees The reciprocity bill, will not produce satisfactory results, | think it will slightly reduce the price of farm prod- vets, but not the cost of living, because the reduction will all be absorbed by middiemen. Efforts Of the progressive repub Means to reduce the excessive du-| ties on manufactured articles falled, through a combination between the preatdes standpat = republicans and certain democratic leaders. President Taft's veto of the state- hood resolution was an unjuatifi Able exercise of power. Because he personally disapproved of the recall of judges, be saw fit to deny the people of Arizona the right to frame their constitution as they think best. United Re. The sp complished act will inenee on of money senatorial 1 think, (By Robert L. Owen, United Sta Senator From Oklahoma, Dem.) (Copyright, 1911, by the United Press Association.) The extra session, thanks to the democrats,’ has removed some barriers to commerce between United States and Canada by the reciprocity act. | a ena Bocer: Wanted” de marily for the bene for work. But it helps the anerppent readers first edition of The Star, HIS CHILD MAY SAVE (Ry United Press Leased Wire) CHESTERFIELD, Va., Aug. 23.— Henry Clay Beatt child may save him from explating on the gal |lows his alleged murder of his wife, in order that he could resume the companionship of Beulah Binford Mrs. R. V. Owen, mother of the murdered woman, returned today to her home at Dover, Del, after visiting here to see her little grand- son, The child's cries so touched the grandmother's h t that sh may refuse to testify for the state. Mra. Owen is an important wit ness, and her absence would crip- ple the prosecution. She is now Jout of the Jurisdiction of the court. BANQUET FOR TOGO | Admiral Togo will shake hands lwith about a thousand of our very | best citizens at a public reception to lbe given at the New Washington hotel on the afternoon of August 28 In the evening of the big day Togo will sit at the head of the banquet board, and Duke Marma- duke promises that there will be jthings to eat such gs even he has never dared attempt before. This with the kind assistance of a bat tery of French maitre de cuisines, of course. Mayor Dilling will preside at the banquet, and hea will be made |by Governor Marion E. f Re: | | Admiral W. H. Southerland, |Jndge Thomas Burke and Consul Takahashi, 'BOOSTFORHARMON ‘There are several Seattle citizens who have an abiding faith in the chances of Governor Jud Harmon of Ohio, That is, they have a pretty firm idea that Harmon may ent on or about March H by the org Harmon club. This 1s evidenced {zation of a Judson C. About 260 men have joined, and these officers have been elected John Schram, president; William Pigott, first vi president, Harry | |Harris, secretary; P. C. Leonard | treasurer. Executly committee, Pp. C. Leonard, chairman; Georg |Murphy, Joseph Willa Alfred Battle, Gen. J. B. Mete Roy Erford, W. D. Hofius, © Munday, R. C. Callahan, Charles ©. Brotsche, B. F. Blaine and Wilmon Tucker. NEW YORK—Andrew toth, who served 20 years in prison for a mur der which he did not commit, sailed for hia old home in Hungary today Andrew Carnegie has given him a life pension of $40 a month. 8 Ife, F Bb. United Press What They Think Has Been Accom- stand-patters and pro-| ot} In the first edition of The Star each day now a free ad, free of cost, and the department is of real interest to all These free help wanted ads run exclusively in the ON THE STREETS AT 11 BEATTIE 4,| les F.| THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, BIG INSURGENTS CRITICISE TAFT | aa 4 ion of Congress, Leaders Tell of Statehood Unjustifiable Thanks, also, to the democrats, we have provided for admission of Arizona and New Mexico, in which I rejoice to have had @ part. The refusal of the president to permit unrestricted constitutional gov ment to Arizona ts a distinet tional mtsfortun The recall of judges will be do manded by the people of the states wherever they find it necessary | It ts a fundamental right which ey Jory state should have, whether the policy be wise or foolish The initlative, lerendum and recall have made a nation- al advance through the approv. al by congress of that part of Arizona's constitution. The president's refusal to ac- cept the wool schedule is equiv- alent to saying that he is not willing to agree to the sched- ules acceptable to the progress: ive clement of his own party. The wisdom of the unwisdom of his views must be settled by the people. 5 na i (By Champ Clark of Missouri, Dem: ocrat, Speaker of the House.) | (Copyright, 1911, by the United | Press Association.) |. We have made a record which has surprised our friends and dumb |founded our enemte ‘Tho session of congress was ex traordinary {n the amount and qual lity of thé work done. It was pre ldicted freely, yoelferously, en thustastically and confidently by the atandpat press and orators that wo democrats would go to pieces But we have disappointed thelr ex pectations. | Sneered at for years as tho party of mere negation, utterly lacking in |the ability for constructive states manshtp, we have passed through the house more and better construc tive legislation than has been passed by any house tn 20 years. We have redeemed every promise made in the campaign of 1910. It is a record we may well be proud of, and on which we will sweep the country in 1912, | | is being printed, It is pri- it of men and women who are looking Wanted vers fe acho e learoing, Aw Call and eee employer, who can insert an O'CLOCK. Buy a Noon Edition and watch the ads. Hetevery Ae tet hs PER’ on nernnnnare THE OX red onthe WASHINGTON OXYPATHOR CO. TY Pot HM Mal kUPTURR Con permanent in Wide. Ina MARRIAGE Pe PHONES od. of MA t tot abeolut % WA sunscnioens when yor 1911, NONTEOUNEI. “are we SONAL. Yr appear free here «. Seats KEOV nb — be wi od om 1 ye a8 Beaitte. LADIES REMODELING P ARTORS Lat Have At ATHOR opers 4,000 Wash BHOP. oid gar wot w CEREMONIES REFORMED. meet 4489, my TON % Pike every Gosires partner tn Monda SOCTRTY. Room FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Rennes rner Sth and t me mont ar Ph ERW nd Licen FREMONT NTU & BON OFFIC North need Er Funera Nery ait F b, ewen bt 1 orem) Beth pe SPECIAL NOTICES. ai LOST AND FOUND. Surnmit Ne mk binck ow. ON questi HELP WANTED--FEMALE Apply 6 re House, SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE fret ay TIONS WANTED—MAL : = BARBER COL raid ay. faaderMing. at IG TIME BY THE ’ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS There wil! be merry doings @ the Moore theatre tonight when the Knights of Columbus minstrels will |put on a real old t first part jand « silk and satin ollo. It will be }the last word in modern masto jdontc minstrels, the promoters say ‘The proceeds of the show will go Social Betterment to the Catholic league. Fifty the grand circle be sharper on, who are Will ald Mad n, W funmakers will comprise and the fun will t dusky end 8. Murray, Ger lam Flynn, Robt 8. Graham, J. J. Gorman and Ray Fiynn soloista are L. R. Sav age, P. L. Murphy, Edward Gorman and P, J, McCluskey. The arrangements have been pably attended to by the following Mrs. Andrew Weber, Mrs. J. C Ford, Mra. P. J. Sullivan, Mrs, Phil fp Kelley, Mra. Ignatia Morland, Mrs. Daniel Buckley and Mra. J H. Graham on the part of the Cath olie Social Betterment league, and Richard O'Connell, George B. Gem. |mill, E. J. Fredell, Alexander Mo Donald and eLonard R, Savage on jthe part of the Knights of Colum bus. CABINET RESTS (By United Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGT" Aug. 23.—With the adjournment of tongress, Prost dent Taft's cabinet today was well | dispersed. Secretary of War Stimson, tary of State Knox, Secretary the Navy M and Secretary the Interior Fisher already have left Washington, going various destinations. Postmaster Gonera!l Hitchcock and Attorney General Wickersham are both in New York. Hitchcock will return here tomorrow Secretary of the Treasury Mac Vengh, Secretary of Agricuit Wilson and Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel are still in Wash ington, Wlison will le the lat ter part of the week and Nagel will |go to Marion, Mass | NOT CONFIRMED Dy D D D D D D ca. | Secre of (Ry United Prose Leased Wire.) WASHINGTO. Aug. 23. Among the nominations made by | President Taft which failed of con firmation by the s » before ad: |journment, were the following |” Leslie M. Scott, of Portland, to United States marshal of Ore be | gon. Charles Johnson, to be merchan ise appraiser of Portland district. |} Clyde Brandenberg, to be post |master at Klamath Falls. THE SEATTLE STAR six months 93,00. By'matt up to six months, ii tou Wa Mullen, 6409 Ballard Av. Phone Datiard 208 a 7, 14th ay. and 6043, Ind, ¢ Drug Store, « Fremont | ow ing at South F Sidney 192, t «8226 Dating av. | 110 orner 28rd « Kiast 114, Store, ABth and Ads taken up to 11 a m. 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