The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1911, Page 7

M. J. DONNELLY. Paddy, dear, and did you hoar the news that's goin’ round? greatest tnin that iver lived in St. Paul have b found; {very one is all wrought up and Iverywhere ye go Ht, by Rol 4 “Tell mo now,” and “Shure, I'd like to know,” reciprocity don't count nor Wiley nor free wool, nothin’ fixe to talk about but Kelly and O'Toole ent writin’, boys, he isn’t in the play; htered many armies, but he couldn't throw a curve, signal for an in or out-—all that manes vim and nerve, froze his feet at Moscow, but In point ov keepin’ cool ‘Commind me to those pathriota, brave Kelly and O'Toc j was & man av power, but “Roney” had his day, bey the pr ‘And Julyus Caesar, what ay him, that man that conquered Gaul? pame {s scarcely minshuned now, don't hear av him at all, the world was all his own, until he got his jinx, Je Brutus tuk his knife an’ shtruck him for the drinks, Caesar couldn't pitch nor catch nor give the umps the bull, a why they're throwing flowerg now at Kelly and O'Toole, Washington was father to his country long ago, eer thet was in the dim past, whin baseball they didn't know. ‘He crossed the Dilliware in shtyle and made the Hissians hop, niver {n his history did he pitch a raise or dhrop; he’s sleepin’ at Mount Vernon, far removed from grief or ghoul, the world is in @ ferment over Kelly and O'Toole. comin’ down to modhern days, Bill Lorimer is “some,” him that tuk auld Ilinoly and put it on the bum, vaised the ante higher than in politics it's got, made a lot ay statesmen rich by opening the pot. papers give grete space to him, an’ thruly he's no foo! Bill's been backed clane off the boards by Kelly ‘ae ‘O'Toole. | They say that money's awful scarce, there isn’t much to shpare, Fe a handred millyon dollars has been offered for the pair; proves to me that whin ye want a janyus that's bright, got to go to Ireland if ye want to get wan right. it isn’t frinds or inflooences or min that’s got a pull samt them Bhd oe: soasmnats: icici to siga ad oN th and vb 3 Oe PLANS Membors of Seattle lodge, B. - . are eagerly looking forward |e OF DENVER ELKS’ BUILDING .O.{ building were drawn by- Leo Des- a Seattle architect, and re now moving along at a THE STAR—MONDAY AUGUST 23%, 1911. s 4,000 RAILWAY MEN MAY STRIKE TODAY ie the time when they will have |PI&"* fine permanent home for the} good clip for the erection of a sim- Har home here. (My United Prone Lensed Wire) CHICAGO, Avg. 28.—A strike of junless the railroad accedes to the men's demands within 72 hours, the |j ig alleged orders direct from WABHINGTON ORYPAT HOR CO., 14-16 Pol Bide, Worries Cone n iit esond sav rad LADINS REMODELING PARLORS a made and old remodeled. Areude Wag MARRIAG PERFORM PHONES: MAIN 4967) Friday the acquaint man, age 62 to "fk 'écuroeper, 469 ARCADE ANNEX. ahed Aw uafur ciome tian @ fore Are you DON TRAC « BORB? thi drome M4093, futorested in nT Lat us convince You t in & Thor, Bxclusive Cycle Works, 1316 E An unlimited course only fe our school or write SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE Taco curtains hand iaundered. Main LAKE WASHING’ with Just completed, it's well ro! plastered, hitekene BURKE & FARRAR 406-409 New York 16.6 ACRES POR $636.00 CASH AND $7.50 PER MONTH INC, #20 down and $7.60 per OLE HANSON & CO. b-16-17 New York iinck IN AND TALK TRADE” from. street car and foan Bank BING AN we have been instruct euch Thie is best Washingt Berry Blain ‘money Realty “10 ACRES. FOR 5 $50 CASH, $10 MONTHLY * of good loam, soll east of Kirke wal CITY REAL EBTATE—(Cont) $10 DOWN-—4$5 MONTHLY BUYS A KIRKLAND VIEW LOT, BURKE & R PARRA, iN 406-409 New York flock !|RAN-YOU BEAT THis FORK Wide FOR BARGAINS IN HOMES CALD BORGER L. COLMAN LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY. AN OF FORTUNES. REAL ESTATE LOANS. IMP ROY & 7 Pe TO LOAN ON n ATE 6 to per cont FOR SALE—FURNITURE. PIKE §T. FURNITURE CO. se cntiy © ell. Ba - Liberty Bide, Opposite Postotficr. 5 ACRES FOR ted CASH af h 9250, ter wn it tinat aod has running y 1% miles to dock and © y more? Write to Mr. Price, 33, ‘Dunlap Station, CASH-410 MONTHLY Why Box COLLATERAL LOANS. PROVIDENT PLEDGE SOCIETY, ‘en pd White Building , a FOR SALE—MiSCELLANEOUS eee qaAM HARNESS one “WAGON general strike starts, The demands are that the road recognize the federation instead of the individual crafts. Other demands, such as in creased wages, shorter houre and improved labor conditions will be made later. If the fed- Will Help You Own TRY RANCH ract of fine loam. soll which is well situated for ‘We will sell on those 32 The building will be of an im-|the 4,009 Illinois Central shopmen, Preasive type of architecture, the| members of the System Federation, game order. entire facade faced with Colorado} is today t t c | lea for the Denver lodge | white marble. to ae ssp tegen =} es} JF McCreery of Paducah presi | very much like the one now built for the Denver lodge ve I, Madero for the re- his former soldiers)! oad Tor Tee, en, rd jacobs’ Phote LY. £% sey re done ued orders for his old voldiers | **. with Assistant General Manager| eration FIRST PICTURES OF TYPHOON secet=< ASTER 1 YROHAL PI RECOVERING THE BODY OF A TYPHOON VICTIM. “rift of Yoshiwara District Seeking Refuge. Over 65 were killed In the same place recently wiped out by fire. a <a Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Ses “ine and peseens the federation de-| Me reery declared that as a ogee of the strike vote last week, ie recognized the de mands will be presented when | the time comes for signing the | new scale, FUNERALS OF 26 FIRE VICTIMS/& CANONSBURG, Pa, Aug. 28. This city presents a sorrowful sight today. Funerals are being held for the twenty-six victims of the panic in the moving picture show house where a boy in the gallery cried “Fire!” because he heard the film break and nothing but white light showed on the screen. A score or more persons are in the hospital seriously injured, while thirty are {recovering from minor hurta. Rewards wore offered today for the arrest and conviction of the per | aon who started the panie, The po- Nee fear that if caught he will be summarily dealt with Chief of Police Swan today sald: od | “Ido not know who yelled ‘Fire!’ but heard that it was a foretgn boy in the gallery, who did it jokingly when the film broke. I have not verified th ——— eee EE ET GIAL REPUDIATES HER MUADERER-LOVER JEFFERSONVILLE, Aug. 28.— Miss Mina Taylor, who was to marry William Lee on the night he killed bis father, mother and little brother and set fire to the house, today repudiated her lover, chang- ing from her former position that she believed him innocent and would stand by her. Lee refuses to send her a message. The youth signed a new confes- gion today, reciting the triple mur- der in detall. He also telia of the alleged cruelty of his father to the children, declaring that he and his brother long ago planned to murder the elder Lee unless he ceased whipping them so severely. MOABID OVER TRIAL, MAN KILLS BRIDE ALEXANDRIA, La., Aug. 28. —Interest in the trial of Henry ttie for the alleged Beattie Is today believed to have unbalanced the mind o fC. W. Boatwright to such an extent that he shot and killed his bride of three months. Z Boatwright, coming “home late, ordered his wife to pre- pare a hot supper. Charging that she was purposely delay- ing the meal, Boatwright, the police say, shot the woman through the brain. KRUTTRCHNITT IN SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28.— Prior to the arrival of the heads of the federated trades involved in the threatened strike of the shopmen on the Harriman system, including the Southern Pacific railroad, Vice Pres- ident and Director of Maintenance and Operation Julius Kruttschnitt, who arrived from Chicago Saturday, went into conference today with General Manager EB. B. Calvin. Before the conferenc Krutt achnitt declared that he had nothing to add to the statement already given out that he would meet the heads of the labor unions in dis cussing any proposition that thes might bring. befor » him. HUNDREDS SEE YOUTH SUICIDE NEW YORK, Aug. 28.—Hundreds of persons in the heart of the finan- cial district here today witnessed the “suicide of Arthur Veit, son of R. ©. Veit, millionaire head of the lighterage department of the Standard O11 company. Youn | Veit, who worked in the Standard’ foreign department, is sald to have | quarreled with his wife. He pat a revolver to bia head on a street and shot himself before any of the by- standers could interfere. OLDEST MAN IN U. 8. MARRIED NINE TIMES; “THAT'S PLENTY,” HE SAYS KA-BE-NON-GUE-WENT BEMIDJI, Minn., Aug. 24—Un- questionably he has more lines on ‘his face than any other American, and he claims more years, too—~128. Careful computation by local his- torians places his age anywhere from 112 to 131, with the best au- thority standing out for 128, In the shack of the red man he ts Ka-Be-Non-Gue-Went; in the white man's abode, plain John Smith. “Me heap live, live three-five win. ters yet; you give him quarter for supper?” he pleads. After this is about as far as anybody has gotten toward a biography of the aged Ojibway. He saw his first | white man when he was 60, learned | English at 78, and has been mar ried nme times. Nine squaw,” “Six stole away, ried enough now; again,” says John Smith. four dead—mar not get squaw years ofcross questioning! rt at the earliest possible! at Hermosillo, Madero, states, fa alarmed at the pht for the presidency, and Reyes’ possible elecbtion at JACK JOHNSON’S Sar, om, 231 Spring ot new! Bie WIFE WERY ILL |= i5 LONDON, Aug. fee rti sote ed prostration of whe |e sald to be likely yp ‘ today, caueed Jack Johnson to cancel all his Parie engagements, in- cluding the establishment of hie training camp for the Wells fight. If the condition of hi wife does not Improve, Johnson may pestpene the Welle bout. MOST SELFISH MAN ALIVE RENO, Nev., Aug. 28.—“He’s the most fish man alive. He spends $1,200 a year for silk socks alone and gives me less 150 for my entire ward- rob With this allegation as the basis for her suit, Mra. George Bain of San Diego, Cal, has begun divorce proceedings here. Mrs, Bain was formerly Miss Flor ence Grange, an actress. Northwestern League BASEBALL. TODAY AT 3 F. M. VANCOUVER V8. SEATTLE y, 30 conte per month x months, $1.70; one ; venders, we nelee ai the follow: 6409 Ballard Ay, Phone + corner 14th ay th 376, From Kew ing. wt Crees fourth Abipew 1 peers Street Pharm Cherry at. on 2 Picnee ast Tite re, ABth and Green- ‘orth 62. r “taken up to 11 8. Mm. oe Tai. subsCuinens ‘The date pires_is on the Ww | 8 OF and University, SPECIAL NOTICES. LOST AND FOUND. Ladys brown parm hduse, comtainin Wo $20 gold pieces, on A about $4 In chang Return to ‘The Star, An Airedais pup on 1th av. N Aloha, on Wednesday 18th ay. N “Gmail sliver purse, lowt on 1th N. Te « an seen picking Mt up. Reinrn nelyn. ay one North. & Finder Savings as book ia fuurn to Washington Trust and yank ana |* ia "BURKE & FARRAR, INC. {ALL FARM NEAR SEATTLE & bores, harness and 408 New York Block. F200 FOR A plied with your own creek. Will sell wie T COxS LAND “G Ponk se _Ameriean 0 ACRES 'C of qity, south of Bremer- timber to pay for the land. soll, Nine beate daily. 4100 cash CLIFFORD LAND CO., 10) Price 66 === |QUARTER ACRES IN CITY OF BDPDO DOD DD DD DD DD our PNTAL BULLETIN T YOU Want. WEEKLY Wt CONTAINS W know your name and we will mall you « o everything we coUEeNUeTY: to let DAVIS & COMPANK, 708 Bweond AV Main 2141, ind. 2600. DODD DDD IDDPE SDDS jouer tly furnlahed bath, cheap. tre at Yersity and school; « 6622 1th NE uw, Phone Fast bent loonti Rppiy 4 Broads ay 3 “FOR REN] —MISCELLANEOUS OA ‘All kinds shelving. ete Ind. 1806 f shore fixtures, couplers Beil et. . - HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 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