The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1911, Page 3

eye-view ‘of the aeroplane | over i Sessile troops. ai taken at the Boston aviation am enemy's territory wmeeaweoon & in warfare, THE EYE OF THE AEROPLANE, IF— ey by AS\5 ae CW NOE AWOCD. THE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1911. Aa | YAN eet, shows revolutionizing Warfare becomes clear. Imagine this aeroplane | a height of 1,200 feet, while the biplane was going 4! the aviation field being a camp shows the aviation fleld at Squantum, Mans, nd the possibilities of the airship's part in| and spectators In midair are seen The picture was snapped from miles an hour, i including the grand stand two other aeroplanes in full fight JE L ENOUGH IN ALASKA TO SUPPLY NATION |SINGLE TAX FOR CENTURIES, SAYS PROSPECTOR whe Has Troveled Control fay Covetry on Foot Declares ‘That Will Be a Crime if This 7 Wealth Falls into the ‘ef Morgane and Guggen- Or., Sept. 14—Few D ‘eow that there is in Alas) of the Bering coal where, e Cunningham rosie an almost un coal fields over 100 These fields are almost emible because prospectors arry all their food on their can be ys r, and In summer the dog fe gone from the flats, and be used. Quicksand the use of horses. what Herbert Spencer, Who rowed across bay last sommer and m foot from Cape Suck ‘Yakataga and back, hrs mountains. gigantic , and at thelr dase endless eee on iw traversed ag where) bay, the coal ‘the country southward ‘autabell. from Katalla by ye Spencer, who is inter DLWER, BILIO lands, then mountains, and thén the great Bering coal fel the Cum ningham claims, the center “Many this region, so we determined to go south, and clivabed across the ridge which makes Cape Sucking And down onto the beach. miles, The mountains curve tn ward in the form of « giant cree cent, but straight across from tip to tip and filling all the great area in between are quicksand fate formed of silt and sand carried down by hundreds of rivers running from the edges of the ice felds at the base of the mountains, “We went straight across, oe ing the shore line, and it w fierce trip. The first man car oa | a pole and punched the sand in| front of him, to see If it would bear weight, the others following in bis tracks. “Bvery few miles we were forced | to unpack the boat and ferry our slow going, and we were a tired lot when, after many days. we climbed over Cape Yakataga and looked down Into ley bay, a ‘vel of a place with one side a glacier and the other bi hills, but it seems to me a fer better har.) bor than Controiier bay. It ts sin, (ply stupendous the amount of coal that Hes in these mountains south of Controller bay, where few white men have been. “It was apparent that only by/ large Investment could this coal be transported to shipping points, and I also saw that this was true con corning off, We found many seep ages’ and saw many signs of alt, but realized the hopelessness of | US HEADACHE, ISPEPSIA OR SOUR STOMACH and women who somehow can't get feeling right—who have daily headache, coated tongne, foul taste and foul breath, sleep, are nervous and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, or have backache and feel all worn out keeping clean inside with Cascarets—or merely forcing a every few days ith salts, cathartic pills or castor oll? This immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile liver and carry off the decomposed waste matter and poison Intestines and bowels tonight will straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent box I! kee! months tle insid: p your entire family feeling good for Don't forget the children-—thetr lit- es need a good, gentie cleansing, too. ESOLATE STOMACH, LIVER & BOWELS YY WORK W MICE YOU 9! cag Yes, we all ti ones that thrilis us with delight: find at Lennon's Friday Surprise Sales. you particularly thrilling bargains. 's Bale offe: ke surprises. There's something Such are the To. HOSE 98 | This surprise you cannot Hose for Black Silk Made by one cas best-known man. in medium heey. Weights, with inter ; never offe iP tefore for tens than $2.00 and . Friday, 98 pair 0! orlin and ed here PURE * A8c This is, indeed, a capital surprise, to have Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose ed at the low price of 486 ‘They are the wear too, being made liste heels and » garter tops, | WOMEN'S 75¢ THREAD SILK HOSE, PAIR .. ft The qu | per pair ing kind with double | toes; also Hal A GLOVE pnt $1.25 two-clanp ‘eam length, Brosser embrold- id col Tomorrow's | GLACE | WOMEN’S 98c | Fe Wence's Glace Kid Gloves, | with | Sewn Kid ¢ PIQUE $1.15 One-Clasp Pique loves, made of the | finest im d lambskin, in | black, white and colors; fitted to the hand and guaranteed 1.35 quality, Friday, pair, 1.15, $1.35 | SEWN GLOVES, PAIR Women's ba Your 1106 Second Av people have prospected | “FromSucking to Yakataga ts 100) missed Jever developing such remote “None of these coal lands « accessible as those in which the Cunningham group ia located, but |the coal te there, and all that's |needed is a railroad and docks at jeither Controller or ley bay, These are the only outlets for the fats, and three rows of never ending [breakers inade entrance from the |sea imponsible at any other place ;son impossible at any other place.” STOCKTON, Cai—"Bill,” a clr jour hand, fell off hie wagon here jand was killed. His last name was jnot known by the aloe winel Sergt. Jim Has Been i When a young man applies at the United States marine corps re jerulting office, down on First av hese days, the officer in charge points to ® tall, straight of chap in & Sergeant's uniform, and re marks: “He shows what the ser lvice te ¥ The olf chap ts Sergt. Jim | Deever, who has been In the marine | corpe for 31 years, and will stay for }a few decades more, he says. This. nothwithstanding that be is the |richest enlisted man in the mart) |corps and ean sign hin name to a cheek for $80,000 and get It cashed for perfectly good spending money | But you'd better not say any thing about it In the paper,” whir per Assistant Surgeon Brace |Bimore. “Bergt. Jim is iittle jsengitive on that subject Out of every 15 applicants for enlistment in the marine corps other ctreus | ) ENDORSED city tax nt was last night endorsed b Central Labor Counell, The discussion of thix en dorsement brought on @ general din cussion of the attitude of various members of the council in regard to wages of city employes as estt mafed in next year's budget pociimen tekson, Griffiths nd Kellogg were criticised for hay ing worked against increases of even the lowest-pald employes and favoring reductions In the wages of many of them. Councilman Hes keth was generally commended for his stand a the interest of the city eraployes. in Uncle Sam’ $ Service 31 Yeaas; a Regular John D. they are accepting an average of | one, and the standard of physical and mental prowess is higher th: it ever has been before, HOT FIGHT IN CHINA PEKING Bept 4.—Furious fighting on the walls of Cheng Tu fe reported here today in dispatches from Teuchau. About 2,000 loyal Chinese troops are reported to have repulsed a series of assaults from the top of the city walls. Hundreds of American and Brit ish missionaries and their converts have taken refuge in the city and it i believed their fate will be mas sacte unless the loyal troops can hold out until help arrives DENVER—On the grounds that his wife is infatuated with politics instead of with himeelf, and that she spends all her time and all bix money on campaigns, Thomas P. Zimmerman yesterday secured a divorce, rcels Post. “Under separate cover, dearest pet, I send you ten million kisses, Ever thine, Orlando."—Puck. th, ae oi JIM ‘Paeye =< Murderer Captured Through His Craving for Strong Drink WALLA WALLA, Sept. 14 derer, who escaped from the peni- tentinsy here in August, when he_ climbed the wall and disappeared during a blinding dust storm, held at Dillon, Mont., awaiting the The Danger of Checkers. Checkers Is now classed dangerous pastimes. Playing the game has been de clared unlawful in a Georgia town. When graybeards clutch each lother’s throats and maul each otb-| ers wrinkled brows over the next move, and fields are barren for want of care, it was high time to cut short the insidious sport The Best of Signs. “How do you know that your daughter's music is improving?” “The neighbors are getting more Returning from two months spent on a Montana ranch, Harry Elberman, one of the most popular | dry goods salesmen of the city, tells a story ot hunting in Montana hills with an Englishman. “All of us were out hunting one day,” says Elberman, “arp the Englishman shot at everything that moved, If the wind carried a ce! of dust upward, you could depend on ‘is ludship to shoot at it 80 it happened that he narrowly shooting a young woman, who, with her asband, was visiting on the ranch. When our party re turned, the husband, approached the Englishman sald: “‘Look here, you darned stupid ass, you missed shooting my wife by an ine.’ ‘Aw, missed her!’ sald Englishman, either astonished perplexed. ‘sy an inch, by Jove Well, old man, I'm sorry; very the sorry! ”—Philadelphia Times, Mike) Donnelly a Whatsom county mur-| with | boiling angry, | and | arrival of Guard Joe Graham, who will return him to prison Donnelly was captured through his craving for drink. After he had | made his escape he was arrested in Idaho, where he served a jail sen- tence for drunkenness while offi- clals were searching for him. He was traced to Dillon, where he was captured. He {# under a life sen | tence. s PAYS TO SHAMPOO YOUR OWN HAIR Bince alkall, a ‘as found in soapa and most shampoo preparations has been found responsible for |most hair and s¢alp troubles, too |great care cannot be taken in the matter of shampooing. To those desiring a head of hair and a perfectly healthy scalp, I recommend the use of plain leanthrox for shampooing |spoonful dissolved in a cup of hot |water makes the most beneficial, satisfactory and least e: shampoo known to science This shampoo is a petfect scalp jcleanser, and leaves the hair in the brightest, fluffiest condition possible, It never streaks the hair and has the hearty endorsement jot all who have tried it—Adv A Night in Berlin Dance aT DREAMLAND SEVENTH AND UNION | TONIGHT | Berlin Souvenirs Given to All Admission 260—Including Vive or! i LADIES FREB beautiful | HUNNEWELL, K for Hunnewell to learn it can't play cami @n Sunday while Mrs. Elia Wiltgn is mayor, Four young men were fined $10 each because they thought they could, NEW YORK—By transfusing four ounces of bieod from his arm to 20-hour-old M. W. McDuffie probably child from bleeding to di KITTANNING, Pa—Saying wished to be tried and acquitted by & Jury, George who shot and killed thinking #he wan d that he be hin wife 4 burglar, demar indicted for murder BALTIMORE, Md Spent so much money for trinke’ could not pay t Marievand ising to pay later. OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok—Talking » revealed the fact that Texan. two guards. penitentiary He was arrested. BILLIARDS HAWKINS BROTHERS 4603 16th Av NE “WHERE GENTLEMEN MEET” ——_—— CLEANERS AND DYERS CLEANERS AND DYERS MEN'S CLON wuite we and deliver work free. tor ‘ Next te “U" Poatetficw COAL AND WOOD 4na6 14th Aw North 19) CONFECTIONS Rogers’ Chocolates Mee Awe Nm —— | CONTRACTOR & BUILDER G. J. NICHOLS S18 Winehiey’ tide. | Matienaton Cheartully Catvcn Speetfieat UNIVERSITY DAIRY KE. LEWARCH, Proprietor 004 14th Ay Phone North 18 FUEL NIBLOCK, THE FURL co my New Yard, 1 T QUALITY CORDWOOD AT #450 DELIVERED Oftier $638 14th NB Phone Kenwood 616 GROCERIES THE BROOKLYN AV. GROCERY uss thie ent and bring Cot oat an 7 We make our own Batter Inepert our plant DEALER (terine uarters for MER, nee pants act | Sal eagae for GROCERIES A. E. LAMBELL on Grocery ermeriy of the Lake Wn mand is now anced hie loca business at the LATONA GROCERY “Wate This Space” North 22 NN HARDWARE COLLEGE HARDWARE CO. One of cae, Lendion Se, 10¢ AND. 15c COUNTERS 'S, OILS AND GLASS MARDWARE AND TOOLS anee 14 NE. White 64, North 1438. ———_— NT HARDWARE Paysse Hardware Co. Ind. Katimates Cheerfully Given BUILDERS HARDWARE PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES TONA STATION ES & RISTINE A tea-| Prompt service for eatimates, Prices, Ete Ind, White 159. NEW RAINIER CAFE MHS. €. 1. LAWS, P HOME BAKERY MHAtS AT ALL HOURS me Cooking and Baking COAL AND WOOD GEORGETOWN WOOD AND COAL YARD LBRECHT, o—It cost $40 University District l t and 4 ine best praneiat= | Green sin.) Green ral TTT Trae } INTERIOR FINISHING | Georgetown District | -||Good Fitting My Specialty} BOYS BEATEN IN. SPANKING MACHINE; STATE TRIES TO FIRE TRAINING SCHOOL HEAD Because they Breaking a Boy's MINNEAPOLIS » school, be of punish firet revealed by a former inals during the dark ages, are told| inmate of the school in a series of before t state board of control! articles in the News. of the training school for boys Royse w Eberhart, who after revela:|by attendants for the most trivial by t Minneapolis | infractions of the severe rules. ts trying to oust F, A.| Offenses serious enough to de- nbling that m Gov ‘Dally > LAUNDRIES Brooklyn Laundry Phone ® ind. Green ACREAGE | WALLER & WALLER | _ WE SeLL WEeT SHATTLE REAL ESTATE EXCLUMVELY CALIFORNIA AND [ALASKA wT vee PHONE US— | OUR WAGONS CALL DE TRY™, Manager. MEAT MARKETS Sunnyside Market Thene Green 31. T915 40th Ht.) tase “Our Prices | Meats Are Right” ——BANITARY-—— TRY UA NURSERY COMPANY COAL AND WOOD |SEATTLE NURSERY COMPANY |CONSUMERS’ COAL & WOOD Co. GERALD CARVER, Proprietor ib Geshe Cee Ma Foot Brooklyn Av COAL | GOOD COAL Phone Weat 11 G00D woop Near Went Seattle Ferry Phone w Cor, Bunnyeide av. and th 4th # 4070 SUNNYSIDE AY Phenee—Nerth 2080; Ind. White 546 OSTEOPATHS Osteopathic Physician Dr. Clyde L. Bonham, oO. P. Juate Lon Angeles College Osteopathy | Watingtord th 1608 HANGBON’S DAIRY utter Mar buttermilk 1914 BH tard ft & Cor th AYN / PAINTERS FEED AND FUEL LaPLANT & FERONG | WEST SEATTLE FUEL & FEED Painting, Paper Hanging and = | COMPANY Tinting | 3019 HM Avenue West. ' w 2903 California. Opposite Postotfices Telephone led. Grant 473. or r YARD IND. | PROMPT, xr MALTY —Eatimoten Cheerfulty WORK Phone Sunset North 126% es PHARMACIES |“ FURL AND TRANSFER THE FURSTAN PHARMACY ig |= vr Wet Rath Wet) ALK! TRANSFER & FUEL CO. Alki Point Of ne aT 18 HOUSR PHONE GRANT 286 NT SERVICE, + Phone Grant 1 PIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING RCIALTY some | ouM s PHONES DRUGS | Reeder and Btrout MAIN 1062; 18D. 1 eattle 624 Pow GROCERY PIONEER GROCERY T. M. MERKETT, Prop. 2206. 2308 Av Wet +H Branch # California «Branch W. 23 Baceliemt Line of Meats and Our Own KERY, “2 BEST stonns ON CAL. GROCERS Youngstown Grocer 8 Trade Kolicited. LORENTZ A. HANSON, Prop. PIONEER GROCERY. Vish Balls Salmon, Salted and Canned sardines Salmon’ Bellies Mackerel = Stork Piah erring All Kinds of Fish. oo Sapend Upen Ue PLUMBING _ University Plumbing Co. PROMTTNESG Le | PLUMBING ferasmanc akisey | FITTING rai PHONE NORTH 666, REAL ESTATE x” North 93. AVE.” | “WE HANDLE LIVE ENE IS A GOC “iment Bold 92,26 per A interest REAL ESTATE _ WILL & NESBIT Eatate Katimates tea mulling Fareiened Phone Green 1 268 14th N Groceries and Meats TUCK @ WILLARD Phone Prompt e Delivery “You Find It As We Say It Is” TS SHEET METAL WORKS | ae | } ____ HARDWARE West Seattle Hardware ONE OF THE BEST KQUIPrED STORES IN THE CITY, STOCKED RIGHT—PRICES RIGHT ome and Seo, NEHRBAS, IND. WEST ANOUT FURNACES WITH US. White pee North 1622 Smoke Stacks E. L. CAROTHERS, Manager 41s0 Lath N. FE. TRANSFERRING | UNIVERSITY TRANSFER co. | | FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING | | Dally trips te and Mornin JACK G PHONE ¥ ES GROCERY UNION GROCERY STORE WS—North #51; Ind. Green 640 KLOPSON & GREEN Res, Phone Office S57) «105 18th Ave. 8, Georgetown, figt and 14th Av. NF bande | Phone Sidney 557. UNDERTAKERS WE OFFER *: ene jUniversity Undertaking Parlors | “yun Mt and Weights. y. B. Forkner, Prop. MILLINERY # co. fi and After All Kinds of Team Work res Lady Attendant MRS. A, B. SMI c Phone Sidney 1711 getown, REMODELING OUR SPECIALTY rromr Very Moderate Prices Wiliams av Noe. PRICE $1.00 PHOTOGRAPHERS ALLEN & PERKINS I: € DRESSMAKING MRS. WILLIAM KENN 6101 18th Ave, South. ying and Enlarging a Speciatty RATIONS OF ANY CHARACTER | Groncr MADE. Georgetown Mercantile Co. GENERAL MERCHANDISE DRY GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES ©. ©. CONNER Phone Free, and Treas, Sidney 1. W. CONNER Georgetown, V, Wres, and See, Wash, attacked and pounded | Office Phone | West 05 | | West Seattle Coal & Wood Co.| ee GROCERIES AND MEATS mand the formal attention of the school nagement were punished by the “spanking machine,” = de | vice which held a boy's feet ae in |atocks, bent his naked body over a curved surface and held his hande outstretched while a heavy p wae applied to his body by lusty attendants, The room where this {mplement | was used was known among the boys as “the paint shop,” not be- cause paint was stored there, but because they invariably came away from t «6 Gincolored with bruives t ey carried for weeks, NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—Declaring that, under the conditions imposed, it will be impossible for anyone to Hearst $50,000 prize for a met fight, Aviator Harry nd today withdrew from the competition. Atwood said he un- derstood that the start had to be 0 and not the finish, and only learned of his mis take today. CHICAGO—Oliver Franklin Ful- jler will celebrate his #2nd birthday anniversary by bis second wedding. DIRECTORY £ DISTRICTS THIS DIRECTORY IS PLACED HERE TO ADVISE YOU OF THE VARIOUS LINES OF BUSINESS IN YOUR OWN LOCALITY. PATRONIZE THESE FIRMS—THEY DEPEND ON YOU FOR SUPPORT. West Seattle ‘District _ REAL ESTATE bargain f West Side Real Estate Co, Opposite Verry Landing. es Hardware and Furniture LIPSKY BROS. Plumbing Paints ° Glass Phone Ind. West 7 BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Ninth and California renee INTERIOR FINISHING SEATTLE’S INTERIOR FINISH COMPANY | EHOXE—IND. WENT 198 Office and MI Call and See ae ii California ‘Our Work. “Phone Us About 1.” MACHINE SHOP KING & WINGE sHIPWwRiGHTs. Engine and Motor Heat Repairing. 4 MARINE WAYS Avenue W. ie. _—— MEAT MARKETS A Phone ame I 4 Youngstown Meat Market WM. BLOXAM, Proprietor. Hest Meats Phone West 235 Yell Welghts | yale, ethers “coms Wight" Prices and ‘ee 1 #Tay here ¥ yearn” rittnnt Noon tt art MILL & CABINET WORKS JUNCTION MILL AND CABINET KS Treatment Been p—Weet 41 HL. Harrin, Py -— - NEW ox MORRIS Juxt the Thing for Campers. PHONE US a PLUMBERS Plumbing and Heating Use the Phone. BURRIS BROS. ne Men Whe De the Werk Prompt, Neat and Right.” OUR PHONE—IND. Wier 287 OUR _ SHO! $1 CAL! y LEIS av. OURS Is rHoMrr SERVIC POOL PARLORS PARIS’ POOL PARLORS 30 Brands Meh Grade CIGARS West Seattle Phone West 439 plata E AAS amc TRANSFER AND STORAGE iC. S. KING ee WEST Furniture Moving 436 | a Speetaity. pa | coar California Av, | woop | saND FENERAL TEAM worRK Best Tables Good Light | Clean | Orderty | Place —— | YACHT AND ENGINE CO. | ELLIOT BAY YACHT & ENGINE COMPANY | Phone West 472 1042 ROR AW 2 MARINE RAILWAYS. Capacity 150 Tons —ESTIMATES FURNISHED. | | | Georgetown District | PLUMBING | GEORGETOWN PLUMBING CO, John Bridges Robt. Bridges General Plumbers and Gas Fitters Repair Work of All Kinds Done 5715 Duwamish Ave, Phone Sidney 698 PE I THE BEE HIVE STORE LESTER E, HAMILTON, Mgr. jWe Carry a Full tt Various BD TRANSFER GEORGETOWN TRANSFER CO, INC., ANDERS & SAYRE, Props. We do QUICK TRANSFRREING of Rage gage to and from all beats and trains, 306 Jackson St, Main $326 Ind 4469 Grecerios Dry Goods tions Shoes * at nh & Luche Best Results