The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1911, Page 6

oat FALLS FROM Alot (Ry Waited Press Leased Wire) ORAKEWOOD. N. J, Oot, 17, —Robert F. Collier, weil known publisher none the worse here today a result of hie fall from his airship while 1,000 feet in the air, The engine went dead on him at this height but he glided safely to earth, escap ing with minor injuries when he tanded, Collier was entertain ing a house party and was able to reassure his guests within a few minutes after they had stood, horror stricken, wateh ing bis machine careening earthward. TO SCARE HUBBY NEW YORK, Oct. 17.--For the pose, she ¢ of frighten: a her hust: Mrs. Mary Whit Rey, @ pretty young m went Swimming at night at Gr nd Day. “He has not treated me kind: | she said. Mrs. Whitney ly of late Was rescued from the cold apa JUNE T0 BUTTE NOW (By United Press Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES, Oct. 17.—Wel! satisfied with ‘hi cific coast, President Taft left Los Angeles today and turned his face @astward on the final leg of his seven weeks’ trip. Today President Taft started by | Butomodile from Los Angel Visit to Long Beach, 25 At Long Beach he will board bis @pecial train for the long jump Butte, Mont. He will be 45 @n route, with but a single sto; 20 minutes at Ogden, Utah ‘The president plans to make the Jong ride a two-day rest to prepare for his strenuous program in the Northwest and East The secret service men who guard the president heaved a sigh @f relief when they saw him safe iy] started eastward. Avoid It miles away urs ot - Leave this tremendous alco-' hol question to your doctor. The danger is too great for you to decide alone. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a tonic and alterative, entirely free from ©. Aver On. ii, Moe. FURNITURE Will Be Closed Out by AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 at 10:30 a. m. FULLERTON’S 500 Pike St. SPINNING’S BETTER VALUE SALE Ofters you Be sure and send for our cata log ve. Phone if you want it !n a burr Yours tor Bargains, Spinning’s Bargain Store 15-17 Fourth Avenve. Where to Buy Nationally : Advertised Goods LINENE Reversible Collars at KELLY’S 1305 First Ave. W. L. DOUGLAS PACKARD SHOES DANZ SHOE CO 210 Second South. stay on the Pa-| for a} jand supp See, DISS Ss DeR 3c He. Me We HITE OURSELFS UNTER DER BLEACHERS, DEN WE ARE HERE RUSH. EARLY TIL STARTS WE CAN TAKE } UND AVOIT DER DER GAME The Record-Smasher and His Wife| Aviator air records ai Rodgers and his wife. he wings todward the Pacific. By United Press Leased Wire) Oct ALESTER, Okla, hom | Aviator C. P. Rodgers expects to} reach the half-way point today tn hie transcontinental fight. He ascended here at 7:30 this morn ing, bound for Ports Worth, 190 milles away on of the first ast Night as wind Ro. age re the point m and story - Monied Men to ‘DISHWASHER FIRED Fight for Taft (By United Press Leased PORTLAND, Or. Oct by National Republican Cc Williams, Ralph rter of Pres man re) Led mittee dpatter nt Taft and his policies as against those of the Oregon which has just bi promote Taft's nomination fe ann T mer moz big progressives, « in cam ince at of wh and closely business enterp: mi m are id s committee is made up of 18 men with ommittes organized to aign for re BONDS EXTENDED | Cla 5, Star signed by seven of councilmen: “We will make platform, the nine | | street tm | provement bonds run ten years instead of five, ceed 6 per cent Yesterday th local improve ) cent trodeced an ordinance, for 6 per cent provement bonds, to be 10-year at not to ex- council amend: nent ord} making them run 10 years, instead of five ‘he judiciary committee tn providing local im issued for Rodgere te breaking long-distance bound on Sunday, and had trouble with bis cylinder here yesterd EVANS IN OIL FIELD SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17 Admiral Robley D. en route to Los Ange ¢ his of! interests. md visit since he Atlantic fleet arou {1908 Rear Evans ts here * to look te his bt the brox EW YORK ve fsa so busy Oct. 17-—~"Indge, washing dishes and helping with the housework that I haven't had time to look for & job,” Heory Hughes told Magte trate Dodd when haled before him to atewer a charge preferred by his wife that he had not worked for six ba The magistrate ordered him to quit washing dishes ‘Ax for Saloonist! Oct. 17 ‘or selling lq 2 Hademan, proprie e Potomac b is out of business today The revocation of Hademan’s li ene by the council is part of the administration’s policy against law breaking salooniats He Saved the Dimes Mo., Oct. 17.—Five| cents J. Murray, a rail | way mail clerk, made a resoluth hat be would save every di which came into his possession. He | kept the resolution and deposited today in the postal savings bank one of the three $100 accounts which have been deposited In the the improvement of 18th, Zist and | bank since its opening. 22nd aves. 5. PUBLIC MAR $$ $$ — $$ —' SPECIALS IN OLD PIKE PLACE) PUBLIC MARKET | 8 Ibs. 16 tbe. gall loin steak * 3 feet | WESTLAKE PUBLIC SPECIALS | KETS aill pickles MARKET AT FRIEDMAN'S The Best Overcoat on Earth FOR $15.00 903 FIRST AVE, VINEGAR FATAL (By United Press Leased Wire) | TACOMA, Oct. 17.—When the |saloons closed up last night, Carl Westerlund, logger, still thi fell back on cats! and vine He drank @ bottle of each and may die. Meaner Than Mean. “Ian't It awful? Mr. Boodel has sloped with his cook! ‘Oh, | don’t know; th punting for taste, you know.” Yes, but derstand his poor wife is giving a dinner party this evening.” re’s no ac Corns and ight off. It flamed Meek Trunk & Bag Co., Inc TRUNKS AND SUIT CASEM, ind the Horn in} Following | CSTE TE THE STAR—TUESDA You Can See | a World’ s Series If You’ = oe are and Stay Up UN FOLLETTE THE CHOICE (Ry United Press —_ Wire) CHICAGO, Oct Robert M. La Follette lof the republican party, the only man who can carry that party to \ victory at the polls, and a man emi nently qualified to go before the country and appeal to prog of all parti placed itself on rec ord as opposing the candidacy of Willlam Howard Taft. Backed by the wing of the republican party, and carrying with it the inferred in dorsement of Theodore Roosevelt the La Follette boom loomed larg or today than at any time since ite inception, a few months ago. For mer Secretary of the Interior Gar field in the author of the resolu jtions, and this ts taken to mean | that | with the movement Theodore is tn sympathy! The conference also declared for the direct primary as the means of making known the presidential choice The progressives will carry jthelr fight for La Folfette to the} The national republican conventjon declaration of principles bespeaks the lodgment of grester contro! in governmental affairs by the peo ple Tonight there will be a mai meeting which will be addressed by Sena’ Clapp and Crawford, Amos Pinchot and Geo. Record. AUTOS AT STABLES All city autos will be kept at the ely ables, Seventh av. and! Charies st, under the direction of the superintendent of streets. if a resolution by Councilman Goddard, introduced yenterday, is adopted. It} Was referred to the committees on department efficiency Swineas Geows Real Hair Stops Dandruff jan Restores Gray! ied Hair to Natural! Color—Does Not Dye or Stain! LARGE TRIAL BOTTLE FREE Swissco Starte = Quickly. Thin great rows har, te, falling | bald 6 . Cinein be found on sale at arug | departmen 0 41.60 8 bottle o Bonttie at _ Owl Drug Co. Stores TIEET THREE” HERE FOODS ARE CH vending each kind of food. With $1.00 order WE SAVE YOU 20 PER H.A. EB Stalls 109-110 are located ning’s Coffee Store and back Pure Apple Cider made fresh da Cider NORWALK, ©., Oct. 17 CHARDON, 0., Oct | Next Morning Worst Cases Wonder cided to celebrate by calling In leven the pigs know how to) Dairymen in’ thi Why They Never Before Tried | Rie Mmenee 82 Sinner, The acquire @ quiet soune over in port that t the Remarkable Pyramid } dry Sandusky county. Those drunk fro oa Bars of John Flegelist of St. John’s 3 ang entre Bridge, ate so much pulp Ae a repuit Pay suffered an at around his cider press that it give up milk and can't manipu- | IT 18 rRex. ee ene: eee Oe took them several hours to late their cuds. Recent hard Hed. » off their jag. Efforts to winds have st them result n the odd. of apples an t t of pig tracks John had « bruised | :, Want Mands ver soon causes Termeatacion mont progresstve | xf AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE BLIc ARKET| RELIABLE DELIVERY—Free delivery from one or more stalis 9 Ibs. Cane Sugar, 50c $6.50 Sack of 100 pounds with $2.00 order other groceries. HAMLIN’S CIDER MILL—1522 Pike Plac: Y, OCTOBER 17, 1911 Words by Schaefer Music by Cond WHY DIDN'D YOU VAKE, WHY DIDN'D YOU VAKE \Free to Pile Victims ‘Pigs and Cows in Ohio Getting Drunk on Abundant Apple Crop | Dies Celebrating United Press Leased Wi: NEW YORK, Oct. 17. of work for weeks, Albert Fay finally secured work and de- Off in China| WHOLE FAMILY S/MPATHY RACKET Paw: (By United Press Leased Wire) ' BAN FRANCISCO, Oct The | WORKED BY COHEN |Chinese national association here mig ct “ ELLSWORTH, Kan, Oct. 17 | wa prey se today to. President Tatt | rhetr ures battered beyond) @My United Press Leased Wire) The Chinese National Aasocia <6 Witea Reow , bis wife and Cohen, accused of embezzling |tlon, representing three-fourths of | from the Moose lodge, is out ered in his house here by a neigh the Chinese residents of the United | tor yesterday. The children were bail today, his bond being reduced States, British Columbia and Moxi| aged 5, 4 and 1 year, The Show- from $4,000 to $2,400. It was s carnestly requests the United | man family had been visiting with by six well-known business men. of States government (o use its best! neighbor Sunday, and they bad| Cohen's story of another man re joffices to sr ppn pre and preserve| evidently been slain on their re who skipped out with $400 of the the neutrality of the powers toward | turn, No clew has developed as to| missing funds has won some sym we the revolutionary struggle now 1M/ the identity of the murderer athy for him. 7 progress in China in order that her |" "SN" eu integrity may be preserved and a FT, FY thi stable government established.” ABUNDANCE OF SO! FLUF HAIR Bo AND NOT A PARTICLE OF DANDRUFF Get a 25 Cent Bottle of Dan- jaar double the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded. derine and Just Try This—|prittic and scraggy, just moisten a| | SUFFRAGE YELL (By United Press Leased Wire) | NEW YORK, the firet aceredited suffrage yell Oct. 17.—Here ts let loose here on Broadway, fol Stops Hair Falling Out at) cloth with Danderine and carefully | 2 ing & mass meeting of suffra| 6, |draw it through your hair, taking I gints, under Mary Donnelly ince. one small strand at atime. The ef. Y. ht ‘ 1 | “Votes for wi we must win, Danderine dissolves every particle | fect is amazing—your bair will be ou 4 eff Vetes for wemen—true, sir. of Dandruff like anow beneath the) ight, fluffy and wavy, and have an| ps Votes for women we must win, | dlazing sun, cleanses, purifies and| appearance of abundar an in ed ‘And here in Broadway, too, | invigorates the scalp; forever stop-| comparable fuster, softness and re) ow t pr sir” | ping itching and falling bair | luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer plor | Within ten minutes after an ap-| of true hajr health thei plication of Danderine you cannot cent bottle of Knowlton's | that impure blood with its weak ! gra: (WORK TO PROCEE Ricar em tories fear ce drag store of | ening revults, unpleasant. breath, | rota jah to ran af 9! bee - you most will be after a few weeks tty and soft as any—that it Saisie; sellin skin, pimples and a ‘poied \Bighth av. 8 between Charhetan |use, When you will.actuaily see new | has been neglected or injured by depression, comes from constipation a the Daw Counctiman tad {Balt fine and downy at first—yes— | careless treatiment—that's all—you 3 eirey » Gtrects the super | but yoy | sl hair—sprouting all surely can have beautiful hair and E HAM’ ay offic over the scalp. | lots of tt If you will just try a little brou with the sob streets to proceed) 4 little Dandelion will ime | Danderine. fn u ied ENS ACADEMY th Near Pine ; =\ PILLS thine been doing good to men and women for many, many years and | their value has been tested and proved. They remove the cause of physical troubles, A few «small | doses will show their safe tonie j action on you. Beecham’s Pills will surely help you to an active | liver, a good stomach, a sweet | breath, clear head and refresh- | ing sleep. In young or old they wil Dancing Guaraoteed in 4 Private Lessons Borgiar Proot VAULT DOORS A MODERN, UP-TO-DATE KITCHEN For Only $1.00 a Week—This Week Only. ° Fire-Proot With your sink and range, all you need to make a R li Dergiar Proof ) te. i a Mob-Proet model kitchen is a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet eneve Veintinwe With a Hoosier, you simply sit down to your work |] and reach for whatever you want. Everything is at your finger tips, and your work is finished in one-third the time with one-half the labor. The Hoosier takes the place of table, pantry, cupboards and shelves. The conveniences you get with the Hoosier are well worth $1 a week ‘Constipation | Sold Everywhere, In boxes 10¢. and 289 Wood Meet Fixtures AMUSEMENTS |MOORE THEATRE Tonight and All Popular | 1 | GENUINE HALLS &. Frefentaine Bids. Sam In His New Ye “ME CAME mou eves WED. MAT. Lower Floor $1.50. Balcony foe, Tee os va go Batire Gallery, 28c. Othi tinee Saturday METROPOLITAN “PME GIRL IN THE TAXI” | Exceeding th Prices—ase to EAPER; FRESHER, TOO ‘Thursday, aSe i ay Ever “IN OLD KENTUCKY” SOLID OAK | DINING CHAIR Ntente nese ean 31 A plain, neat Dresser like | A Sa i made Chair of picture but with brass Early i: n “tah fie af : LOIS THE ATRE rawer pulls, made of oak | sion design, shaped saddle {| sata. Tuscten Waemseader and il in the golden finish; $16.50 seat, full box construction; Sandushy-Ptockdale Co. ; iy regular price $4.00; special value for ....... $9.25 $2.65 “THE END OF THE TRAIL" Seattle's Largest Housefurnisbing Store Buy Now Pay Late of other groceries “TRE —aeer LINK” CENT ON GROCERIES. Stall 109-110 Main Floor Also 33-34 Down Stairs. in large room north of Man- of main stairway ed Marry rivet and Company. er & & C Act PANTAGES THEATRE “Unequaled Vaudeville.” All the Credit | You Want PIKE 81. AND FIFTH Av, | 7 Big Acts | FAGAN & BYRON o | Amerte to Bn] gy Today ily. Wholesale and retail Vinegar. Pure a's K