The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1911, Page 8

(Hy United Prem Leased Wire.) NOGALES, Ariz, Oct, 13! lated «advices = siowly = filtering through wrecked means of com. munication today indicate that the death list by the greatest storm that ever ewept the west coast of ne a brief account of which led by the Unites we % ten. and the tidal wave which {pilowss, i oer ieryey while the oF property loss ie enormous, Not a telegraph wire or telephone Mme stands in the stricken dis ho The only word coming out “RECEIVER FOR WESTERN STEEL Western Steel Co. valued @t $37 sisting of tron deposits. The Western Steel Co. which wns the plant at Irondale, of which James A. Moore, the Seat tle capitalist, is president, was thrown into involuntary bank. ruptey yesterday, Lester Turner, former president ot the First Na Uenal oank, and Sutcliffe Baxter, retired, were appointed by Judge Hanford as temporary receivers. Moore ts in New York at present His attorney, M. M. Lyter, was surpriged at the action taken by the Metropolitan Trust Co, of New York, the chief petitioner in the bankruptey proceeding, with a claim approximating $600,000, He Italy “Put the Blink” on War News (By United Press Leased Wire) ROME, Oct, 12—It is realized here today that Italy's successes im the censoring of aj! atyempts at disseminating war news from the country during the recent naval activity has been the most success ful censorship ever attempted, even Spain or Russia having ceeded in surpassing it In effect <= aie ODD BI TSO’ NEWS| WASHINGTON—So that they/en should not may practice together in Missouri |xames. when they get their sheepskins, | should Mrs. Sarah A. Andrew, 40, and her | wave banners son, Herbert B., 20, have started |dean of women at the [ jot Minnesota, in law school. BOSTON, Mass.—Once wed, oot] lege women stay wed, according to an alumni! committee of Smith eoliege. Only one out of 57 ® divorce CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Harvard’s | famous elm, about which for more aid tomperah than one hundred years three-day tion of the W exercises have centered, is decay- down. TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — The “The Bea criticized by row Wilson as “nonsensical,” was O. K."d. by a vote of the First Bap tist church, the church attended by the Rockefeller family SERGEANT, Ky.—“Uncie”™ Jim Norland, 83, surprised Al Brown, 13, on her way to school, wooed her three days and now they are married. NEW YORK—Mrs. Lillian Cox and Werner Anderson. who, for years have lived across the street from each other, met first when the Cox machine broke down in Switzerland. Anderson fixed it Now they are wed. MONTCLAIR, N J—Prayers of ‘2 thousand women alone keep Mrs, C. H. Brothers, 76, alive, according to physicians. Her son, the Rev. Wiliam jrothers, ie hastening from Europe, hoping to see her alive. NEW YORK—Harry Kemp, the Kansas poet, whose friendship for Meta Sinclair caused Upton Sin clair to sue for divorcee, has disap- and friends say the suit ‘we dropped. Sinclair denies) the report. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Gov- ernment fife savers here sold for @ tidy sum a sperm whale weighing nearly eight tons, which was! washed ashore. It is the second within 13° years to get stranded | here. MINNEAPOLIS, Creerrerey tos FREE EXAMINATION DENTISTS 22h Gold Growns $3.50 to $3.0 Bridgowork $1.50 to $5. Full Set of Teeth 91.50 Up Porcelain Crowns ‘t $5.50 Up Gold Fillings $1.00 Up Silver Fillings 40 °MS TO SUIT WE DO EXACTLY AS WE ADVERTISE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 15 YEARS Laboring People’s Dentists ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS AVE an site Publis, Market Biggest Storm That Ever Hit Mexico jis that brought by refugees who re washed Away, emotished, with the death of oceu: pants and a condition Twenty miles of the Southern Pa © tracks were © bridges recently completed south of anchorages and Hie, twisted masses habitants are suffering from lack California and Nevada, . has deen rum ning continually machinery was out of repair $1,000 a day Frederick Bausnan, the Metropolitan the property He is determined to dis. cover the relation existing between the Western Stee! Irondale Realty Co Not only was the cable and the transmission of strictly watched, agents listened tn at all telep! conversations that crossed th was mentioned, the listen. would pull the plug and the message: ie talented actress, | George Middieton,.the writer of Kills Self by Edward Wendt loc in the arteries of bin left He had been ist cut by @ razor “Onio—New diet dead for recommended. James Kelly brought up a kitten Wendt had come to the hotel last A letter from a broth , was found in, CLEVELAND, gets (On raw liver and it now measure |three feet from “tip to tip” [bas a twofoot waist measur ‘and jer in Seymour, Strike i in Holland ing so rapidly it is soon to be cut ly linked with the Hquor problem | P irpowe of organtzing question of the wome PONTIAC, i.—Woman suffrage met at the conven: said that dean «strike in He ri afoot today by the common peop A petition signed: by and women of the working gives undertak ae ignored when presented at the Bir atiful Isle of Some: | CHICAGO—Forest Park, a sub py. Wood- urb, mn was a prayer for a @ vehicle tax on all funer.| of electoral laws and for tt CHICAGO—Pauline Wayne, the) {08 a White House cow, almost came ment that the deputath xj livered it were received by while en route to the} nts saved her life. NEW YORK.—The fact that J. P. Morgan fet him have which to start make Hermann is now bankrupt this morning |THE MARKETS | tne avevene ortess | at Jock. "trices to, ait Fanee ate sehjoes te regiatinn, orcerting Sehees, wales cthermies teaicated, | strictly fest grade Faux and Butter—setliog Price. CHICAGO — Chicago mothers’ pensicn law, the last leginlature NORTH YAKIMA, lowing up thes uggestion of Presi dent Taft that the 26-year qui between Tacoma and Seattle as to name of the big mountain! which confronts both be settled by calling it ma, or at least Tahoma, in place | & of Rainier, the North Yakima Com- mercial club ts on record today as favoring the old Indian name. That Poor Duke! GUICANe Oct the Since. ILAN, Oct. 13. Since. "tre death of the Duke 0 Investigation been made, with cities should | Prult—seiting Price * toward the duke’s despondency. His income of $100 a da too meagre for his wants, eC collection of snuff boxe cigaret cases had recently been destroyed by fire. ‘Morgan Tips Barber; ; “Best Shave Ever” | mody a bit of taleum on the low-backed $20 bill from his pocket anded it to Duclos, it it's the best |i | wit ; Turnip had in @ year York banker, ERE NO DOUBT ABOUT IT ALBERT HANSEN PRECIOUS STONES, FINE JEWELRY, STERLING BILVER Corner First and Cherry was delivered here to no doubts as eeeeteeeeee *® was intended for. ee eee | Things You Should) ‘enson & Co. , are advised stocks will Buy Wheat and Corn | Peete ete eee! Children’s shadow meth ir anewers for ¢ No Charge for Examinations, Blank Book Makers TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. FOLA LA FOLLETTE AND PLAYWRIGHT wi SHE WILL WED of 9! jays, to whom she will be married. NEGROES 10 PRESENT (Cutting Wrist) GOLD TABLET 10 Ui (Ry United Prees Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES membrance of bis rec the ne next Monday afternoon recipient of a handsome gold tab let, whieh the AfroAmérican council | of .o8 Angeles The tablet is of Ived centerpiece and bears the fnserip. him by ton To Howard United States, returns from [3.121 tn the state. Practically every Sunday schoo! an suffrage stood, early today was represented at| the annual convention in the YM For | suffrage, Thi jtaln that the ried by a majority impossible for any offietal count to claimed by suffrage that when all the feteros are recetved thelr miajortty not lees than 3,500, MAS. THRUGH DOES ALL THE REAL WORK at for an hour | leaders The other day I |watehing © pair of wood thrushew engaged writes John Burroughs in Country Life in America The mother | bringing and placing the Every five or six minutes her absen e male would come and Inspect arrange.” leaf or two with his beak and then « brought needful lelwure. |HOW TO REMOVE OLD _ FURNITURE In [sometimes necessary varnish be removed, | cases ix very difficult spoonfuls of cooking soda tow quart lof water |plece of cloth, will remove the old | varnish very easily ! Columbus Celebration Colambus day Z the Metropolitan theatre lay uspices of the Carre eral Historteal floats, jin the feature of the pa ernoon. headed, the chief marchers The Delta Chi Fraternity, whieh has sixty-eight me hold ite Pounde at the 7Sc WILL BUY $3.50 AND $4 OXFORDS and ale: If you've small feet, 214, 3, 314 or 4, you can get a great bargain, one that you should take advantage ant oF on 18, 1911 ‘HOOTING IN” HOO, HOS jot Séhrivenator, the only salaried | | position in the Hoo Hoos, the lum | lconsively, the organization iv | 4 | Hoo Hoos bave joined with enstern | luned hie office to get the order's Mid wold, with in token of pteem from the Afro-American counedl of Low Angeles in appreciation. of bis anition the attainments of the nexro ‘SUFFRAGE MAJORITY MAY BE OVER $.000 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1%-With 2.918 precinets of the the vote on worm. 7, maken it cer. | mendment has car that it will be turn. bird was very busy” he wae a bird of which in most depicting periods sof Columbus rs in-Benttle, day biingubt laid for fifty-two, of. The high quality prohibits our fitting, exchanging or refunding any money at the sale price, 75c. hi cement np a oo Divorce Asks Dismissal raved, 104 or husband. rofueed to gg of Hubbard NO) SURRENDER) 0.2" th av, while he was ° lword in their home for #ix years, hear the running board on the NeW |i startin F. fichrenkelsen wants| Believing that Mre. Blanche MH, Franklin high school, at dint ay and McClellan st, He miraculously |® divorce and $40 per week sit-|Mason, assistant labor comm! Oncaped being crushed to death. |MOny. sioner; nee dees Nandicappes te Stigyalicd trees teased Wire), |r. Munson, who was hurried to —_-— her work’ Wy Labor Commissioner E, O08. 13-—| Du MEN ARE STINGIEST? ubbard, Representative t. Whether it will ‘be continued wae ured th Cope a ba | not| CLEVELAND, Oct “Men | Campbell of Everett, @ vice-preni- with italy or a surrender probably jiniaty hurt, however ave the stingient things on earth |dent of the State Federation of La- will be decided tomorrow whert the om txcept when they spend money on| DOr, addressed a letter to Gor. Hay Turkish pariiament meets here |LIMA MAN HICCOUGHS |themuclven, declared Judge Keel-|4eking for Hubbard's dismissal, | The young Turks party, whose OVER A WEEK; SERIOUS oy tte refused Frank Caldwell a|stead of Mrs, Mason. The re clerks’ union of Everett sent a «im. ilar protest to Gov. } gainst the al of “Mrs. Mason, motto is “no surrender, LIMA, Ohio, Oct. 14 Suttoring | divorce have @ majority. Caucus foom # wevere attack of biecougbs, | progress today. which lave been continuous for MANY THANKS, BARON | Proposed dim & week, Henry Richards, fore | NEW YORK, Oct. 13 “in | BHORTS ii: ove (ORTH we § man of the stripping department of years of public fe in America noe eattle Women the Deisel-Wemmer factories, was|no reporter has ever minquoted AT FRIEDMAN'S $ hurried to the honpital last night, |me,” sald Baron Hosen, late Rus ill Celebrate Phynic i jan ambassador, when be nailed (4 yurecans fear he will Ko ate aa og vate polities. The Best Suit on Earth FOR $15.00 903 FIRST AVE. ALBANY Paints We Are the Pike Street Seattle women will hold a pu fublice meeting to celebrate the victory of their sisters in Califor nia, A committee hos been ap pointed to arrange the program, It| consists of the follow! Mre. Homer M, Fil, president of | the State Suffrage league; Mine Adella M, Parker, president of the Collexe Suffrage le Mine Marf G. O'Meara, president of the Commonwealth club; Mrs, Geo. A Smith, president of the Alki Suf frage Teague mre Sylvia Hun sel st pr eh of the Seattle hapler, ra Congress ot Woinen’ Voter Mrs, Emma E. Goodwin, president of the Washing ton State Suffrage society FOR BOYS AND |) gti GIRLS Wdangooae Thoroughly Good, Reliable, ¢ 10 rend our article on the care and Just a Little More Value teeth in next Monday's for Your Money Than You cote spewrs Can Get Elsewhere. 3 Boys’ tan off grain Hitop | Girls’ gun metal calf and patent Shoes, strap and buckles, with | Shoes, Hi-top, button, pat. cuff; splendid soles, Sizes 2 00 sewed oak soles. 10 wo 13% can ORM Sizes 11% to 2. loys’ tan Zelio and Purit Big girls’ patent, gan metal and mif Shoes, Hitop, strap and | tan ehrome Shoes, Hitop, but buckles, oak soles. 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