The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1911, Page 6

MURDERED IN RAGE AIO (Ry United Press Leased Wire) COWETA, Okla, Oct, 23.—Virtual Martiai .w prevails here today foliowing a lynching and threat @ned onciaug!. from the negro ele ment.. National guardsmen are pa trolling the streets and more troops ere expected during the day. Ht is expected that the negroes - can muster a fighting fe of ed 2,00 armed men and there is a @very indication that © serious race war will begin today City Attorney J. D. deavers was Killed and Carmen Oliver and Bteller Thompson wounded while City Marshal Hart was attempting | to disarm a trouble-making negro, Ed Suddeth. In the ensuing the negro was overcome Va Tynched dnd two other negroes : FLIRT? ‘Were shot The trouble }egan on Saturday when the right of way on a side Men quickly overpowered and pun the hundreds reéetved by | tiny WELL READ A FEW OF THESE LETTERS walk was disputed by Suddeth and} @ white man and woman, Suddeth | Pushed the woman Into @ pool by! Here are a few more letters on fhe sidewalk, A group of white) flirting, which, while not prize win: | What It Do ners, deserve honorable mention| Flirt Editor it he A HOT SPORT ——TI VILL Buy DER CIDER, \ You Uke ciper $ | lt teeny, | digestion, | jiff, im Alaska, in municipal fran-|that it wan the best way. Never in ‘tetics ca # today by the chises, in the trusts, in Nhe rail.|my political life have I derived National Basebal! Commission. lroads, or the great. banking inter. benefit from the two sources of| Rain fell steadily all last night |taty. “we know that it Is one and |power by Which machine polities | and the aun appeared only momen: ihe same thing, And there chiefly thrives--I mean patronage, | tarily today, The infield at Shibe no compromise with theas inter-|the control appointments to Park is ankle deep in water and it! ist. that seck to control the goy- (office, and the use of large sums is very probable that the ground® ernment. Either they or the peo-/of money in organization. During | will not be dry enough to | 516 wii! rule |my fight in Wisconsin the old ma jMorrow to permit the game to be)” Naturally, the Kang didn’t want |chine used its power of dispensing | played. This afterscon will, be! La Follette reelected to congress |patronage to the utmost against | APPETITE REPAIRING oot spent in draining diamon ~ » A a ee . ” Saath sede the weather clears sufficiently,..|f07.8 second term. Bo he bull upjme Repair Your _— = ist OBE racllen Foghor§ perigtentbmn: oof mon folks in his district. He made| “Mra, Wombat, your house is on| B. & M | reappeared. with indications pot |! st OC ALL the voters bes = anachi ‘as clear to me,” he says,| “And my 1, too. Jane, you're | 1425 FOURTH AVE. | more stormy weather to follow.’ lmtnar the only way to beat boss |a dummy and throw a bucket | | febed bim ax was abroad with | among | & knife yesterday, bent on ven-/The Star during the contest |stimulates the ctreulation, bright geance ens the eye, brings color to the 2 Flirt Editor cheeks, elasticity to the step and. Gold Watch Ploughed Up All dogs delight to bark and bitejoh, pahaw! What's the use, they BLAIRSTOWN, N. J., Oct. 23. And little birds to sing all do {t anyway, whether they Allowing for one season out of four But all that girls can find to do will acknowledge it or not, and be hen the ground would not be| Is to flirt with everythi sides, think of the pleasure you ploughed, a gold watch found te L. BR. [are giving the other fellow, day in a corn field on the farm o! : GROUX. | the late Marshall R. Smith of Fre-| Couldn't Help It | Hinghuysen towuship, must have) Flirt Editor 1 would Mirt be Interesting Game. Been turned over with the sod 14/cause I could not help it. A child) Filrt Editor: Well I should say I fimes in the last 18 years it/recently saved her father from a! would flirt! It's a game that in| Bas been lost. In spite of that the jail sentence by “flirting with the | Interesting and am ia flirt ease is practically intact, though| judge.” She was only illustrating ing. To play it and play well you the works have long ago rusted out./a desire comm to every human must use your braine If you don't The timepiece was lost In 1893 by| being for approval and admiration. you will overstep your bounds and Jason Lauterman, who was then Cc J become a mere masher. There are fm the employ ot Sm It was — two good reasons f a Mirtation, found today by Sam One Who Wouldn't the fun of it and the prospect of the present tenant, who was p! irt Editor: Would I fitrt? NO.|™@aking a new and arming ac fing the field pre to putting | And I think no Indy would flirt, | daintance . fm buckwheat t the foot of for we all know the opinion the RUSSELL BRACKETT. @ corn hill. ° public forms of the flirt. Mr. Right = will come without Mirting | A Disgr | heh | pF. | Pilrt Béitor: Would 1 mirt? 1] ogy rat ca | ae lshould say. not. A woman who before the culp | 4 se ee: tee “Young man,” demanded he, w tn] To Have Communion. — gy i lg r hy : tthe | fhe utmost sternness, “have 1) What pleasure along the avenue, |peen made miscrable through fiirt-| eaught you kissing my daughter For a stranger in the town, ler Eat uae amar oh eee ae een be enncetes 0.3 at net Ledeve eommanon looks, making eyes at men on the} fhe young visitor {nto confusion.) Through exer, both blve and) street Why, I think it ts = dis| ¢ old gentleman was greatly mis brown? | 2. ¥: it. | cdg Mis the young — gentleman —HALLIE ALLISON. one pontine, Yours Sg wih: evinced the greatest calmness | me “ “1 hope, sir,” he said, “there is no j mistake about it. The lights are at __Get New Drees. Two Sides to It. Tine too bright, and I would be} Flurt Editor: Flirt? Well, rather.| Flirt Editor: There are two dif < Giuch mortified to learn that, after|WBY should 1 hide the twinkle In/ferent ways of looking at it. If I 4 all, I was kissing the housemald my oyes when th another pair flirted, It would be because I saw ti of eyes ready to (winkle back? Of!an intelligent looking man from secu }course it must be just ror fan. Good-| whom I thought I could learn some girls, I frequently try the | thing. The other side is that when OUR EVES hubby” and last week It/a woman flirts with « man she ts a new dress, M. M. M. | misjudged by that man if she is a Seould be carefuiiy sramined and, fy si @ Gert who makes that hin. specialty SUGGEST SCHOOLS GIVE MERERE REE REE EES $ Jou sult aches. | x 4 Bervousmens, «i: BIG TOW, LONG DISTANCE * 7et Leaey Bids. me. MARRIAGE COURSE ® AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1-- n ® Two dry docks, one inside the # # other, and a ship tnmide the # AMUSEMENTS __| KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 23. |'s smaller dno, are to be towed —“Our young men and women |@ from & Detch & MOORE THEATRE!) gc tnrocon yusre of training In | fone. teaiice the Dutch & Tonight. Tuesday and Wednesday | the public schools and univer | weis being Holland and & Popular-Priced Matince Wednesday sities with practically no in ow k and the ship * Marry Bulger | structions about the duties and | ® in England. To obviate tow: # ia responsibilities of married life # ing the three separately half * “TRE FLIRTING PRINCESS” said Circuit Judge O. A. Luc * way round the world, it is ® Prices—Eve., te to $1.50 of this city. ®% proposed to make one job & Special Wednesday Mat., vest seats $1) “The solving of the divorce | w of it, as indicated. * oe | evi! must begin at home and in | ® * METROPOLITAN the school,” he Lagat py [Pe PREBPeeeeesey! beeen gg A aga | the case of €. L. Poindexter, to | Present Tat Sauciest of Viennese| whom Judge Lucas granted a iD f Wi | overettas | divorce. Poindexter married an | avis or 1 son) “TEE SPRIN( ™marv” Hi mn a al ter an ac With ‘Mies ma | BiuiMtaince of three weeks. She | | (¥Y United Press Leased wire) | and 2 Company of 8%. Ore | ran him out of the house with a SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23. icetaumventen 20s to, $2.08. butcher Knife three months |#™@ & Woodrow Wilson man, and I “ Seattie Theatre Both Phoues 43. Baredin Matinee Thursdoy Bily “Single” Clifford has so far made ‘A Breezy Baseball Comedy “SWAT MILLIGAN” | the repor re Opers Singers Le Masque |the San F rtette 8. & 0; Acta—5 5—Other Matinee about three d | 7—Big Acta—7 ALBAN PAINLESS ||} DENTISTS) We Are the Pike Street Bargain Dentists ork te 1 Represent is for them. is in them. All the first ar It i benefit yper f tt f the Df your tweth GOLD CROWNS AET. THIS BANK IS STRICTLY SAVINGS other than that would last visit people Its stre: for people Strong and Careful. $100,000 Capital. The Bank for Savings Cor, 3rd Ave. and Pike St. after the wedding, he testified. MORGAN'S DAUGHTER no statements to THE SAVINGS BANK the jam doing a little missionary work |for him while on my said Davis of Arkansas, lelsco today with his bride. value in Men's pay well dressed as you'll never miss the your honeymoon,” United States Senator Jeft in San Fran "aR CLANSMAN” on the hotel register, the only rec.| “Yes.” replied the smart boarder, | po carve cash Away”| 0rd of her presence at the hotel be | struggling with his portion, “it Is| hats, 16¢ ing an order for apartments from |tough."—Catholic Standard and | = the New York office of J. P.| Times Morgan & Co. Every precaution | — —— b ~s3 Was taken to keep the party's f |across the continent and the party Pay For Your Clothing As You Get Paid Get the newest styles and the best Women’s and Chil- dren's Ready-to-Wear Garments and A Little Down anda Dollar Every Week In this way you can be quite as friend: money, UNION MADE GARMENTS 1|itary public markets were all rep “Tacoma Store, 1125 C St., South of 11th —«1NN9 Third Avenue, TRINK (DT VAST@ ID OSGAR, 1 HAF A HUNCH ID VON'D AGREE Mir ME. good woman, and it is quite a teak to gain bin respect, although this n be done, A man is very quick to see respect In a Indy if it in| there, and many times in as anxious i find it as we are to have him LABETH WARNER, . |riedly over the r ; ¢ telephone to t FRANCISCO, Oct. 23 The Reason, |police from the office of a Seder! oi ia) tor rat et. 33a Flirt Waiter (Special to The Star) tple thoroughly informed, Machine | mill at 2460 Sixth ay. 8. * a for rats, putts and switches Flirt with a girl? NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—The| contr! ts based upon misrepresen- | fhen Serat Frank Keefe! Without number for the women of 7 That all depends | : “ tation and ignorance: Democracy |eached the place in the detectives’ the smart set is being furnished If a good little girl, with curly curls, |Second installment of Senator |ie paged upon gnowled. auto he saw George Glockner, 4317| here today by Chinese residents, With a mouth like a bow that} Robert M. La Follette’s strik 80 b, sent out reds of | Maynard av., standing in front of who are sadly bux obe part. Cupid bends | . thousands of public documents to| he building, aiming his rifle at the ing with their queues, in accord Wt hes Gentian fend’ dimaplan‘tens. vi autobiography is f shed lipo mon interested, paying |400r, Keefe opened the door and ance with an edict that all who ex « iets ples, too, én today in the North American for the pr foead the “dogperate barsine * be | pect to be citizens of the net We'd hate to say what we would 4 the [Clarence Johnson, a boy aged 12 Shung Hwa republic must do erument printing offic for fi to steal . y mmande But bere is a tip that's only fatr, nt 10 months fo! ini] meat sours Wee baa of te rex" omad mill to steal some elder, | erin-Chiet 1 iuen, and ts We wouldn't extend a stony-#tare.|).i. first election to congress,|why 1 found myself x0 poor when and that he had hidden in the office! posted in front of the imperial come The reason? Well, with natural|." , 4 oce when Gilockner fired a shot. He gaiate building here. It dn stuff jbut before he entered upon|! left congress he | was taken to the station From our president thi ; his dutie fing and re lbulk of the actual mechanical eee: r press © re a] The girl herself would be enough. |his duties, reading and study BL ZF nye i publle: All peo z BOB GEABING. ling and watching the old con-|ed pampbileceering fell i | GOING UP! must have th gress, day and night at Wash-|La Follette and myself... Ocension a bi 7 ae ington, to prepare himself for|ally we indulged in the extrava-| ee ee mo ne oga ae citizens of the re by } wis as gyda gance of biring @ stenographer for isbury, Seattle's pone RR new public service i wae ecke wut oan vule, while| weather purveyor, jetaking hie | Slened) “LI YUNG HUBN® the inside story of }is\7 was engaged in-my congressional| tools up a few flights. What) R . = personal skirmishes with duties Mrs. La Pollette worked| With the high cost of living | Genuine Antique Found ha gigantic r hine of Bigjuntil the iste hours, writing let and the talk of 42etory sky. LONDON. C P Business, from 1885 toe 1891,|ters, addressing envelopes and| S¢rapers, the weather man has by N, Oct The mummy 1 f sending away stacks of » on decided that the top of the Ala of Queen Nefratri, wife of King when “the onslaught of these We do not look upon: these days ka buliding was no more » Rameses I, and mother of the Pha private interests was reaching | with any self pity. We were both to manufacturing high raohs, has been found in a musty its height.” young and vigorous and they were| Weather than the presence of auction room at Blackburn. Her | Among. the Napptest. and” most| SI Taft at = low tariff pow | Majesty's rank and name were | “I did not then fully realise, seer fl seni aes OPUE hasebt wow. So he’s going up, and | recognized by an expert, who res. ways La Follette “that this was the |” pln . fs ea tle pede Ae he's taking his weather ma- | cued her from an ignominious fate, idence of ‘community of intor. he task of bu ap and) chines with him. And, begin. |It appears that the royal mumi Sh, Salto Posen Béasek ian) Tek. Gan TODAY aetting| maintaining an intelligent ‘aterest |. Mine ™ine Rien ef enariscetes, |wan eccnen from na Bxootoena ee oe ot ofr polttieal parties, in public affairs in my district and| you will find him sampling | ple by Arabs, who stripped it of its the fifth successive time the fourth | ou go our courts, The |@fterwards in the state, was 0! chunks of weather on top of | wrappings in order to obtain the * game of the world’s championship jinsuc has sin become clear, |easy one. But It was the only way| the 18etory Hoge building. Jewels buried with the queen series between the New York) whoiher it shows itself in the tar jfor me, and I am atill- convinced |— —--- [Giants and the Philadelphia Ath- hnd ring rule was to keep the peo- 7“) VELL, BF YOU DON'D HOW MRS. LA FOLLETTE WORKED FOR HER “BOB’ 7 ° ACH, DoT’s mine! BY DER VAY, ADOLF, WHY DIT YOU DINK YOUR CIDER vouLT NOD AGREE MIT Yout VON'D . We've a ‘BURGLAR CALL REVEALS A BOY Kot Words by Sc Music by Con ell ae PIGTAILS DOOMED! ALL 10 BE CUT OFF United Press Leased Wire) burglar. Send came hur of water on the blaze” | Main 5306 28 Market Dealers Arrested | S#_of Sample Office Charged with violating the | health ordinance of the city by fail ing to cover foodstuffs at the pyb-| He markets, 28 men and womgn | vee arrested today by Health | ficer Lowe. They were taken | nag the station and released on ..5 ball each The Pike st Westlake and San. the This picture shows resented in the “pinch. | All cases are set for trinl for to-|| wonderful overdraft system morrow morning in the policé/} and the diaphragm check court draft. The smoke cannot i] pass up the flue till all the Davie wilt meet the democratic! HARMON BOOM | gises have been. consumed. Mer Satis Coors: Catchy Sense. IN SAN FRANCISCO beaprngecde pamela pbingBnneg |] There is no waste of fuel A Long. Lo n¢ y them.to Wil (By United Press Leased Wire) | i l it i Nights—25¢, 56c SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23,—|#0n's support |. PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 23.—Pre with the Howard Heater, rag ! | Mrs. Wm, Pierson Hamilton daugh “3 - Nminary plans for springing Gov. every particle of fuel and all LOIS THEATRE ter ot J Pierpoat Morsan ange “t's hard,” said the sentimental mecner presidential | boom on combustible elements in the mw ltoday, accompanied by Mrs. L. L.| landlady at the dinner table, “to| Oregon democracy peing made pre “ 2 ee eee een aturaay.| Stanton and two maids, holding her |think that this poor little iamb|here today and the boom will be in ye a oe as Sandusky-Stockdale Co. jself and party secluded at the St should be destroyed in its youth | launched tn about 10 days, wher jeat, that s why the Howarc iJ | Francis hotel. Her name is not yet just to cator to our appetites.” P. C. Leonard of Seattle, chairman || Overdraft Heater of the board of directors of the .. ‘, Harmon campsign committee of|| “Ve ee ag tery From Washington, will arrive in Port alf the Fuel. land to “atart things.” || ——— Waxed Golden Oak Table Six-foot style, with 42-inch top. A very superior style Nicely finished turned ped estal; nond $28 value for ividing — type $18.50 s and Seattle's Largest Housefurnisbing Store Buy Now Pay Late LYS All the Credit You Wint AND FIFTH AV. Near Seneca PIKE 81, Desks, tai and Tables “AUTO AND WAG! in Mending Ivory Glassware Kinds of chair caning pert ejain, Phone A B48. Prompt Delivery 12 OPEN 11:30 A.M. TO 1 A. M. ARTIFICIAL LIMB REPAIRS . | RON NOKTON CO-. °@ -— DAVID LEVINE, ‘ 4 Rodies butit and re- Watchmaker and Jeweler fall kinds 806 First Av. ‘ — ~~ CASH REGISTERS Cash Registers Ind. 214|** HAT REPAIRING We Wi 5 4th Ave} anteed ON REPAIRE Auto- ‘mobile peclal attention to Phat careful bg |tey | tion, such ae will "win ¢f of all who leave thelr water ¢ ing with ue Near Pike, Phone Bast 371 ao > eel _ Plastering and ene Contractor. Repair Work and Jt &@ Specialty. 218 Arcade Annex. makes bought need and STOVE REPAIRING 3. A. SUNDWALE, | ~ Agent nn A 697. 306 James St DYE WORKS For Clea | ne. . 1 First Av SHEET METAL WORK 108 Second av. & |. He REE bis se as Phone tnd > se GLOBE Sif FUMED OAK DINING MECHANICAL WORK METAL CHAIR, a plain, neat Mis See eS ee sion style with genuine HUNTER MPG. .CO, ¢ i ‘ ae Seneca St. Span leather slip seat; baa Wie Manor ver rRENCH full box construction; reg trate and Die Makert | wiest Avenue South and Jackson ular price $6.75, special rimentat and Model | 83.75 : ia’ Greed FOOT REPAIRING $3.72 Phokaa tata peat, [SRN | 2218 Wiese Aw., Sweat {BAMBOO FURNITURE |hurt the worst. HARNESS | Come when your I rem the pain at once. ae. ond Retaty DR. WURSTER KY dbows | 306, 1414 Second Avenue 10 & nnos, | Independent 1312, Ison St ” Otten 408 PIPE REPAIRING BREWSTER’S «: Pipe Hospita 810 FIRST Branch ‘Third and Union 3 Avs THE USE Cheap.