The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1911, Page 6

(eee ae eee cee ener Adolf Doesn't Believe It Make i Cando VELL DEN GIFF ID TO MY HORSE !~ WHY, POOR ADOLF MASS FAINTET. My, BUT DOT VATER GROW 1AM GLAT rh How f SurrER. I COUT BIR, 1D 1 VONDER DIS$ PARAY Sept. ILORER Day! T bys q en m ae to save those of VATER IN gis re. iy 1 Har A ie we Wttle children, Mre ! 8 e aay “8 UND INK, But O SaYs I FM. Morgan was burned to 86 Diss iss SHOULT NOD YASTE DER VATER, HE 13S DER GRANT MARSHAL y WaPASy) a ai ! Boa ALL MYgeLF, BUT NO, ve 1S AD 95 GAR HE 158 VATER ¢ Your DER GRA RSHAL. Serrice! @eath in a fire that destroyed Saturday night. wae pauses by a severe orm, electrical it the a on fire. Mra. Mor ‘was witnessed by a large num: ber of bystand who were unable to lend her any assist ance. The mother rushed into the house crying for her babies, but the smoke ove and she fell prost children had been nipped him with its claw MAP SHOWING RAILWAYS | BERKELEY, As a result of pri rn Battleship Kangaroo, Court-Mar. INVOLVED IN IMPENDING Prof. W._E. Ma 63 African Ostriches Brought to)there several days before tialed, Gent to Bronx Gardens, M. Gcott, 22, a senior student in Boston by American Despite Law. —_— Murphy, the pet kangaroo of the STRIKE ON (HARRIMAN Bye the college of agriculture at the Moose Grazes With the Cows on William H, Hiles, ostrich farmer TEMS, Univershy of California, is be for ii ra, Pa. hes arrived in Massachusetts Farm. the Bronx Gardens, New York. He | ing heralded today as the | "| A large moone was seen grazing | was given to the navy by the peo strongest man west of the Mis. | Ho#ton with fifty-three ortriches #-| Ji, Andrew Stanley's cows on the ple of Albany, Australia sissippl viv ured from Africa and brought over | farm at Becket, Mass. Recently « bulldog was added to Seott reg “iw total of on the steamer Kansas. As Stanley approached the deer the battleship menagerie and Mur- CHICAGO, Sept. 4-——Deep mys| 34274 pounds scientific There is an ‘edict of England,| fied to the woods and has not been phy got so jealous nothing could [tery today surrounds the death of test of the strength of the jfrance and Germany that no/seen since be done with him, #o he had to be |Fred Wennstram, a chauffeur,| back, legs, pull and the right ostriches shall be taken out of that! —- “court-martialed.” | whose body, sewn in an improvised and left forearm. part of Atrica, but it did not terrify |Crab Tied to Dining Room Table | sack made from th mn ourtain of) 4 aelective Ghicaney entned the ba seein, who values them at niivens the Family Circle. jan automobile, was recovered from | ora! jony of the one-story dwelling | Fiveyearold John Kane, of Chel Two TACOMA, jthe Fox river, near Cary, tile, owned by J. L, Burns, 4007 Third av ullet holes in the back of the head) ¢ yesterday morning. The fire de battleship Wisconsin, is coming to lsea, 8. 1, slipped out one of the South American Armadilio te Cap-|) ara shelied crabs caught by his showed that death came before the | /, pecan i “a tured at Long Branch, N. J. |faiher and tied it to a leg of thi | body was thrown into the water. i weler an ply being poor. A' A strange animal captured in|diningroom table, after he ha The man's money, amounting ©! 9) 200 insurance wa» carried on a|S0uth Broadway, Long Branch, N.| tired watebing it walk backward. Rainier 8 5, was not disturbed, and the PO jogs of about $1,900. J, by policemen and residents| William Tennyson was eating the precip e, in the absence of robbery as | — eS cae | with clubs and pistols proved to b |the motive, are working on the the | (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) |a South American armadillo. Sept. 4 zh Garrett, at W “ ein Agricul has not been heard he left camp on Mount urday morning to climb itous southwest slope of upper in the Kane home later the mountain. He 1s believed to hen he suddenly leaped up, half have been caught in a heavy storm 6, & studer tural colleg from sine ory that the crime was committed escaped from @ circus that was turned the table and began | Saturday afternoon. New Autumn Values $1, $1.25 and CU RTAI NS PSTOCKINGS. BARON STOLE MONA LISA| PORT COMMISSIONER | _ ibs eae North End ” Citizens Name | / Ph » Hay dreg Ps re re Prominent Pioneer and Solid | tached to one or tne foreign emé Business Man as Their Can- bassies here stole the famow didate. | | painting from the Louvre, ani la keeping it in his apartment: r of the Harriman Lines ts it will tie up two great trans tal railway systems and the important of north and south ‘ne Misstesippi valley. It City to woe, 1@, nuntington. trtke, if called, will involve} cording to a story told by c 3 “Houston and Texas Central, Gal-| 12,000 carmen, 7,000 machinists,| cafe waiter named Gueneschan, ted Men Needed Southern Pacific, San Fran- veston, Houston, Dal Dennison.| 3,000 boiler workers, 2,000 black which the police today are run- For es tant Duty | to New Orleans. Sen Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt| smiths, and 1,000 sheet metal work-| Ning down. por ‘The Union Pacific, San Francisco Lake ers, The men demand recognition The waiter offers to reveal - i oes part of South Tilinols Central, Chieago to New) of thetr federation; the railway of the hiding place of the picture the window and sent this ad straightway to The Star. Fifty pieces, nearly all 27 inches wide; bro- caded in colored stripes and figures, in various pleasing combinations; lark Auturtin T | >. Orleans; St. Louis, Louisville, Cafro, ficials say they wil! not consider| on payment of $40,000. ould Board Be Created It! Omaha. [the demand. POPE ILL AGAIN. Will Have Expenditure of | ! ; } - = ROME, Sept. 4.—The pope is seh Millions and Tremendous) SARA PARRWA AAA RSR HWE AR RARE | tag slightly today from a swe | NO MORE TOWELS FOR THE LADIES ON THE # | ing of the left knee, Nothing seriots | SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS—THERE'S A REASON #|/* #inrehended. Ho vax abe aka SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4—"The eternal feminine,” this «| rate mass and take bis wa uthern Pacific #|the vatican gardens, ly, soft and other checks; a tion—probably the best selection shown in Seattle in many a day. We cannot give you more than the faintest idea of their quality and great beauty. If you have the slightest intention of buying Silk this Fall, see these tomorrow at, iit WOON, . ss -cnecduees + cegnn acnherena ii Responsibilities. time in an unflattering role, today caused the j SPOKANE, Sept. 4.-—Three men were arrested Saturiay as the re- the discovery of a counter den which has been turn Ing out all sorts of bogus money ‘The leader of the gang is belleved : to be L. Barrow, 60. The others © are Harry Adams and August De Gta he seversl cate aA eS TH T Fig or hopping around the room on one SOLVED | wed 4 leg. The crab had started to ex : re MILES ae Sar even IN THREATENED STRIKE) | STRONGEST MAN plore the guest's trousers leg and raliroad to issue an order whereby it is hoped to save about $20,000 a year The railroad, discovering that towels valued at $21,000 disappeared last year from women's Javatories in cars, boats * * * * and stations. Henceforth the women must carry their own ® * * , ‘The Care of the Teeth By the Albany Dentists towels, dry their faces on handkerchiefs, or go unwashed wrrerrrcers ss Here's a rich lot of Silke, Madam. They arrived STOCKINGS late last Saturday. We at once clapped them into They are just about everlast- pup a very stecp erate Wah EMER So shoe hye ggg tire = in reaching the top. At the} e ing; the longest, strongest, rv biackest Stockings your son ieee comme, Socoard,. 277, tall | ot a with a sigh of relief, “we one awful job getting up here, | August Frost in Northern Vir. Virgin Mary, the priest prayed, and "t we?” ginia and Still Water Freezes |when be told Jindle to pray, the sure did,” sald the brakeman.) pio. was reported from various latter found his voice had returned. , “and if I hadn't put 7 ~ ps parts of northern Virginia yester-| | the brakes all the way up, we'd slip |day. lee formed on still water in|®? turn green. Box of six 25 TUESDAY'S | 35¢ CURTAIN NETS, | PT. $1.35; Der pair .... 296 SPECIAL LIST 22 5c Lace Curtains,| White and Ecru Cur- , i og : Girls’ Long Flannel- tain Nets, 45 inches & pair . Cc) | wide. Just some num. ette KIMONOS S5c ~Lace Curtains. co the gold a by the Dental rie Found in One a bers the manufactur- Worth from $1.00 inl ‘ Mich i helt - ped down bi jCreighton, and many tender plants] wi tome matic one of the Tuomas, B5e | er is closing out, and | $200.20. eee. 69c ERKKKHKREERR RAEN Sta most remarkable pearl finds on rec $1.25 Lace Curtaing,| "elude some very | Full-Length Kimonos, for girls | Young Man Wede Widow, 96, jord when he opened a Raisin river Tuesday, || handsome designs; fom. @ to 18. years of age. SAUERKRAUT ELIXIR? * ‘and Is Her Sixth Husband {clam at Adrian, Mich a pair . : c regularly sold at | Beautiful patterns of every de- MASSILLON, 5 *) peed intow, 4 wan in % There were 912 ris in the clam $1.50 Lace Curtains,|85e yard. London's | *ef!ption. Finest quality flan- sauerkraut is something * * 7 shell, 50 perfect and 100 marketable 7 epe-lal nelette, well made and finished. inthe eltair of life is the #|taken as his bride Mrs. Nancy Edey, | rs Tuesday, 98c | ia 22c , # |98 years old, at Troy, Her fifth | moy's Heart and Liver on a pair .... . GC) yard ss... : thorities local # |husband died six weeks ago. $1.75 Lace Curtains, | Does You Boy Need aan soeptcal are ites the #| When they started on their honey-} wiitjam andl gelegpabcc des pepo fe $1 20 ick ae eel Your ‘a try-out. The patients #|moon he wore overalls and a hick-\No 220 Glenwood ay., Bloomfield, | “*trht © pair... -@Us a Cartas tecin a HAT? the hospital are to be the ory shirt, and she wore a black|\ J. became ill, and Dr. J. 8... olfe | ian an BRANT. Venn. 92.50 Lace Curtains, | fast Pada poten L v In experiments that are * ont Pi sehen se ee a ae was called. It was then discovered | ‘ Stirred to a realization of tre- Tuesday, $1 98 tans, browse, reds, sisted svaneh oak were Par Felt 4 to prove whether the * and ane eir home is 4 |tor the first time that the boy's | |mendous responsibilities that will a pair ...... . and blue | Hats, in various styles: gray ‘ is correct. bs be ad yn aa are on the right side | « rest upon the members of the Port } 50 Lace Curtains, 25c = value. | blues and browns; all new. is body, tietry, and € of Seattle Commission, in the event uesday, pe Priced low at $1.48, RRA R ARR RHR HH HHH Prayer Restores Voice Lost sa ae Uintry, and ‘thie a the, moet lok lie Gaeution at tae’ eouaieg ceo a pair... $2.49 | arse. 116 Lovee oo TSE im Saw a “Ghost” Woman at 100 Makes Frocks; ‘Mastin, id: teedibate © eloei, rémidiomts: OP thie wrth Gk OO i a nn Antonio Zindie expected the ghost | Threade Her Own Needle k dinates for{the city are giving serious consid of his murdered friend, Raffael De-| Mrs. Barbara Hershey of Millers. | ,A)mnum Clonee mene Sune Jeration to the election, as evidenc jtonno, to visit him at New Haven, |ville, Pa., at the age of 100, makes | son ye Conn., and when it did come, as he | frocks and knits. Her faculties are | states |swears, he fainted, and had lost his |unimpaired with the exception of | “liner el voice when revived. hearing, and she easily threads her | ser it, "and Zindie accompanied a priest sev-|own needles. She has been a widow _ heed a? to @ statue we tag! 66 years. ed by the fact that they alread city te tee RUGS /|Famous English} 80.2". $2.88 ave established a campaign org ization and have united upon al Two great floors are devot Blue Will For men or women, a regular candidate, Their choice is Edward | ed entirely to the selling of good OW J 5.00 woo Bianket Rove, in rugs, furniture and house fur- Verd, treasurer of the Bryant| rich, h nishings. London wit positively [Cups and Saucers | vine nen ae sms ot fark Lumber & Shingle Co. Mr. Verd is save you money. Here is a typ- tan, an old-timer, having been a resi 3 ng Bo ag nosit " feal price Het, w! heh shows how and D Pl Y., green and lavender, A’ we bell Floor Coverings-— inner Plates jdent of Seattle twenty years, and al sizes. seigaaiteatearsie ||! 00 AND #800 T¥xd-foot Brussels $8.45 10 Conte Each sieK PETTICOATS 2.49 Beautiful, rich Messaline and Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in thirty different shades, including black; also Persian and Oriental patterns; several styles and all lengths, Porcelain Crowns | ways has been a consistent worker 1 without doubt |for clty and county development, | Following a conference betweenjed” when the contractors would | ° the! He beara a splendid reputation for | James D. Hoge, president of the) not agree to use sheet metal work ability and Integrity. ‘ Union Savings & Trust company, | ers, The port election matter recelved and the union leaders who tied up| The resumption of work does not nsideration in a meeting of the the work on the Hoge building, | settle the ditfere orth End heiprovecient “club sey. work was resumed today. al weeks ago. Investigation o | The strike 6 caused by the! he preposition showed that tho sheet metal workers fearing that| mmission will have the spending the interior metal trim work would| an annual tax levy of about be given to the carpenters, The po0.000 and p a bond Issue work bad not started when the 6,000,000 convinced the 713 FIRST AVE. strike was declared, but H. W. Ye, Goode Hight hop ub that the selection of the north Bb ce e m1 2 U ——_.____ Union Block Pohiman, secretary of the Building THe 82 FE ASS S11 mmission disgict’s member of 9x12 Union Art Square; nee Beware of impostors in my vicinity, [Trades Council, had the job “pull- 810 Madieans "tween tnd aod ged he commission Was a most impor- wear ft out, Note our $5, 35 $12.00 TO $15.00 WOMEN’S State Dental Wara ‘ al J ‘ nnt matter, and therefore the ee-|( special price, Each SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4—Ee-| phittle fate gin, anes RAINCOATS, GUAR. $8 75 potion of a candidate was taken |@ Bruasels Carpet Samples; exc 100-Piece Plain White Haviland [| ANTEED RAINPROOF " é caping death by a narrow m pas club business. Mr. V lent for doorways and ve Basa Style Dinner Set; $12.00 value; [| AN our regular $12.00 to $15.00 4 Good se for Walter Edwards, an amateur avi ator, today is suffering from sever: @uggested and finally was selected hundreds to choose from; 98c again on sale tomor- $7 29 Raincoats grouped in one lot, on the Pe cuts and bruises sustained ~ People foot fall to the earth, E o 9 Dollar os between the carpenters and the Building Trades 9x12 SCOTCH BRUSSELS RUG So called because it is so sturdy, Ought to last a life time; good designs. $8, 85 | Special ..... J “Littte | & DT re @s first choice of the club, One xb4 ach . SOW GB ce wneatdedeegae > frnarea and fifty members signed ; sale for one day at $8.75; solid wards request asking him to accept the : Decorated Florence pattern, | colors and inyistble stripes. All an Bere 6 Del pon Rl wat had completed two successful mination, aud upon this request Hemp Stair and Haviland style; pink and gold colors and sizes. ou 2: flights at Palo Alto and was en-| has allowed his name to be filed, | Hall C perfect glaze; 50 SE denial work. wt prices pee: |gaged in a third when diverse alr The club, in resolutions being cir-| a arpet pieces. Special $6 29 S08 vay. our teaths; the combine (Currents rendered his machine wn Sewing Machi looking tooth I need: | culated as an appeal to voters Per Yard, 15c | |" Steet " $1.50, $1.75 AND $2.00 WOMEN'S oo aed ne ly | manageable and sent it headlong to ig achines tnd’ any’ Dentist ‘whe | makes the following statement English Porridge Bowls; reat ota oheenae owes ... 98c rae not ogo entai | the ground nupudde¥o has’ failed to learn his! “One hundred and fifty of his ———-—— | English. styie, with dui blue | CRESSES ...... neighbors of the emont district Aubusson ‘Stal There have been House Dress sales in the past, but none to equal this one, Fine Gingham, and Hall Carpet; | bands, Not 15¢ each, 1 who have induced Mr, Verd to be: very good patterns and 30 but bic come a candidate from the third | wearsforever. Yard . Cc a grafting. ‘The $27.50 70 ZHI8 OUT ANE on he towan (94! commissioner district, respectfully | Full Yard-Wide Granite Carpet; ’ 7 Fine BEING IT WITH vor ‘ pal iy'mate crowns are |@sk for him the support of all the|fM granite, mind you; what Insts Searchlight Matches, double Prema ane _Dereple sities «e, Se 0 FOE UNHAL px. B D Vv one lag of King aber at ne a longer than granite? Only, c Shane’ noses; 3 big 180 one-plese mate: Reareninan ss wt beyond belief, but i. oO i he (tug port election, Since it is tm yard . theeeeee cerns ent ; tang, that thers ce. wouldcbe Gentile | i » ris possible to foretell. whether. the s perfect fitting; long or short on First av. who have opened offices | sleeves, high or low neck; all the name of “Brown” and try to | 50c SHEETS, 38c colors, patterns and Pioneer Dealer in White Sewing 12 miles from election to create the commission 5 acres, rk c r % zes. fmiate my name and sixns I do not| center of Seattle. Price Machines fe call on the Albany. Dentist and | Will Carry or not, it is urged that : Baew whether these Sentat dumps ao} $400: terms $40 cash, bal- 1105 Third Ave. get the best at our reputation pric you vote for M Bleached Sheets) enn, | eeEU0V_—O some to 71% we Avenue, ‘ . 7 | ALBANY PAINLESS DENT te for the e p com | READY FOR US y rE $1.25 BLANKETS, 77?c 1 to 1 ance $6 monthly. SEATTLE | sepocesin ay name | ™ission or against it, so that the | ‘ IMPROVED 4 mye Nashua Mill “Senegal” Gray eds Mncfabedy Pauling, corter oF Mecond Avenue and} election of the right’ man will be | SEAM; size 72x90; a good 5c | Blanket, made to retail for net nd., 694; Sunset, Main 705, Tike. teeet Jasuured in the event the ele Sheet. Tuesday, less than $1.25 a pir, cy ALBERT B: LORD Sewing Machines for Rent. Onpiate, the San Bees, ane "| thon to create the commission shall COON isseevee. « 38c On sale Tuesday, va palr 77c igall ‘and Southwick's. "Take elevator | NORTHERN BANK BLOG. or walk up, carry.” APN ni ORO RAB oy 5