The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1912, Page 7

THE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1912. CHINAMEN GAMBLE AND SMOKE OPIUM WHILE‘SAILING [Beauty Gets Divorce) pa op DEADLY YANGTZE, WHICH CLAIMS 100,000 DEAD A YEAR):aeeecte| Ne OP oy eee ti my ° oe pyred. Aboard the “Shutung,” olety beauty who achieved fame by Stamps to Win $1,000 on the Yangtee. than before | Dear Bil—Thts te the fourth day my this broad s‘e-]on the upper Yangtee, and we are f (iy United Press Leased Wire) hus not got, and there must be no wie disease d-{atill aftoat tn spite of the rapids a 6 PASADENA, Cal, Feb. 9.—W.| duplicates cages Tread or | ane german. The suamatietns Sip. ( 3 m . Parker Lyon, fofmer mayor of aes ceed se hii | wwe that 100,000 ves are lost every re] 4 | hot care Jay dor-| year in the Yangtte and the death Col, Samuel Phipps, father ot |Proso, Is " Author Left 13,000 S}average at one rapide ts three a i, bo me is naid to have prom day P ised Mra, Phipps $12,000 upon the “ We have @ miniature Chinatown ie * 3 . a ontry of the decree. : pes or Pgterge eg of the late David Graham Phillips, on board, There are men and mone Sy > ee consisting of royalties from his women of all walks of life—rich LARGEST SHIPMENT eee Sree wanes books, totals, jt was announced to- ' erchanta, one or tw i S hel tees of ee Recto i OF AUTOMOBILES | you got know now to collect] tari, when ne ius’ amusninated At dusk the alckish oder of oplum i ‘ (By United Prees Leased Wire) {xtamps,” Lyon said. “I can £6t/ hore several months ago, $200, His begins to float around thé boat and y DENVER, Feb. 9——-What is | 30,000 in @ year, Bet you $1,000] sister, Mrs. Carolina Frevert, ts tn each cabin and along the decks . ’ . ( sf declared to be the largest you can’ i” said the friend. the sole hetr. |we gan sce < binemen carled around | : rt se" . et 4 mobiles ever so a on,” said Lyon, and he their little lamps inhaling the dope, . 7 * - | sent to a sin state ie today | started. | don’t know how much dope the Ed . 5° on ite way to Gan Francisco Lyon says he bas cleaned up the WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Judge * ‘average smoker consumes, but one Soe! ‘ 4 2 via the Union Pacific and (entire San Joaquin valley and is| Parker today denied here that he Hank. |chap I watched last night got away 4 Southern Pacific. There are |now working southward, He has|had been asked to defend the 32 or | with five pills, During the day the = 60 raliroad carloads of automo. (22,000 stamps now and three;more labor men indicted in Im natives gamble. . , g bilee, machines vatued at | months to go before the year is up.|dianapolis for alleged participation Among the eight white passengers arre $309,000. The shipment is in- | As his collection grows it becomes |in a country-wide dynamiting com ay barre hoes bas -~ bag VU ‘ ured for $275,000. more difficult to find specimens he‘ spiracy. est sympathy. je is agent for Z , - _ wre —_— — —- —-~ ~ ————<—$__——> RERS | Stavdard Of Company and has a . wife who-—well, this Is what she did - Free Sample ¢ last night IMA CURE . ‘ Remedy During dinner ahe gave ta 4 Rint | rm s to her disposition in a rather un- ay r Arcade — | suai way. There were two Chinese| SELL FIGHTING TOGS ) . a ° By United Press Leased Wire) from anyone else! Sy YORK, Fob, 3--The estate more ever sli m as theirs is to us, and they aterested. The Englishman's Messe Loge Barico $250 to go to Wife picked up & glass of water QB6 | rico aiaa't 90, Cad he Triad haa | Witt Have a Whistling Club Kentucky has been traced to black Intended for dealer who quits business, is ordered “turned ’ . jan of Boys at Church which carried the infection rt f isposal, oo eee eae To make po services more | Of ® strange disease, The theory rer 90 Renney for Hppcee _____¥®® |GAVE HIM SPANKING|#ttractive, the Rev, William Burd|of veterinarians ts that tho birds ore f f the Mothodist church at Hille-| Were bitten by mosquitoes, and that To Protect Investors} «2 SrA a. 9.—Dep-| Gale, N. J, bas organized a whist-|the birds either bit the horses or e > uty Sheriff Cammaday, at pistol | jing club of 20 boys, and next Sun-|carried the germs of the disoase to DORTEAND. On, Fete Seeks alpen ieee ene Judgment | day evoning they will whistle the the damp fodder eaten by the ant- result of the collapse of the Colum- It. gonpel hymns, They are tn regular] mals, le Sear will be accompanied —— bia River Orchards company, the) ed him of ¥ training, and taiture of Walch Teduued poets Mien Ye ee lhe Ss paen Wanted to Make Sure; Used moderately well-to-do people im the sarge Dynamite to Commit Suicide Northwest to penury, the Chamber Members of Club Must sen na |<, William Kaiser, 60, got tired of Commerce today appointed a Once a Week the Year nq | wasting bis life looking for gold “committee whose basiness hereat- ‘The Polar Bears is the name Of/i9 Montana, and decided to commit [ter will be to examine all com- \ a club organized by members . suicide. Will make the “Clean-up” at about 25c on the dollar to the ; panies within the state dealing in United States life saying crow He put a atick of dynamite under bli bonds and report on the concerns’ New Rochelle, N. ¥, The members| nis pillow tn his cabin, near Silver |[_ Public. AMEE | responsibility. are = to re = = bay Star, lay down and watted for the s ——menenneereseremeenmeinatecreees <- a once year to burn out. He took his cab! RO | SPLIT. DELEGATION round, regardless of temperature. | with him into the hereafter. "1 Women’s Suits, Coats and Raincoats, worth up to $20.00 . | Two delegates Bae ae. one F Baby 'e Born x Tena Wing Stole a a 4835 is MINA TM itor Roosev one Taft, Grave will go to the republican national = FB iy, Booms Galnak Goan A tombstone stolen from a Ma-|f_ Women’s Suits and Coats worth up to $30.00 ........$9.95 convention in Chleage. ee . is ix feot tall, and is a giraffe, the | 17% Oa. Brgy Mey was a , second born ti tvity in’ the cometery a hoad of « pt > cern efor F ios to ome kg crave where Henry Syke's only |[ Women’s Suits and Coats worth $45.00 ,.... / captivity in the world, It belongs Ter poles ated ey ey is er to a cireus, sis olice suppose the father want 1 ¢45.o9 Sit Plush and Fur Coats .....++00.a:-+. 814.95 welt at ita head, y fo buy & stone, but they have jthe convents i ee ee Amt River unable to figure out how he lhe Workmen drilling a tunnel in « G14 the job alone. gh Lid . mine near Georgetown, Colo, *et] yew HOQUIAM POSTMASTER $2.50 Waists ......seeeee or eee off several dynamite blasts. Furs at 15c on the dollar, They plerced an underground] WASHINGTON, Feb. 9—Prest- " F Petti river, and the rush of water was|dent Taf today nominated Ralph |(™ $2.00 Fancy Petticoats .. so strong it filled the tunnel to a/ Phtibrick to be postmaster at $4.00 Black Skirts .... depth of four feet, and swept all) Hoquiam, Wash. . the ore cars before It. All the men restricted district, and those with. GUNES & escaped. 75¢ Boys’ Sweaters . in the permissible zone must be toned down, nt it _— - Have Paste in ite Big Gune ROTHWELL IN BOSTON Piee “rhrough Prom Deer| A large quantity of tomato paste Comptrotier Bothwell is in Bos! Cream ples may be carried in| condemned in Pittsburg was thrown | SMPORTED SCOTCH WHISKEY $3.00 Silk Petticoats ..... Might Have Used This Tomato $5.00 Women’s Sweaters .. tom today negotiating for the sale through the front door of an apart- into a furnace of the firm by the H of the miicipal car bonds. All’ ment house without committing @ United States marshal, and several cg pha -eagiat og ge e at tee. Beattie executed bonds hare nx meting W 4 deeimon [terrific explosions that followed © Angelica, Special $1 Es been deposi dl ‘o.' given by the supreme jodictal came near wrecking the place. Regular price of these goods, $1. ot America in New York, subject of Massachusetts denying to Miss | remainder of tho paste was care- a =! ad to Bothwell's order. He left for| Charlotte Mair, owner of an apart-| fully carted to the nearest garbage t & e Reg boston ey ‘earn for Sa peer nd nig omer Sig arene dump. MEILAY purpose meeting a repre | against two tenants who harassed i pune _ MENGE sentative of » large company with and annoyed her by ™ Biackbirde Kill Many : IZ16 Second Ave. reeard to the purchasing of the car/cream pies into the Valuable Horses In Kentucky | through the front door.” The death of many fine horses in <a iy pad A “ } ~ A Trainload of “Sunkist” Oranges All Next Just Arrived. Special Sale ‘weew: @ California “Sunkist” oranges have | Choose From These Fourteen #) ripened—3,000,000 of them! Shipped “Sunkist” This Fruit by special fast express freight to your | Silver Premiums ne fa % local dealer’s for the big week’s sale. iy sliver plated sem s other “Sunkist” Pre- Beginning next Monday, this. fancy fruit (all of very first ee \ pe endear pos lltgn quality) will be sold at low prices. Thousands will take advantage | spoon, actual size. \ ; soa tne “Sunkist obtain California prize oranges and to get the | Genuine Rogersandof [/ \ HWM if For each additional of the sale to Y Mad: ill h e the latest style. Sent 3 fruit knife send 24 genuine Rogers Silverware. E ou, Madam, wu ave an oppor- you on receipt of 12 3 “Sunkist” wrappers tunity to provide your table with the most delicious, economical | “Sunkist” wrappers Rill and 20c. and healthful fruit. Thousands of men will urge their wives to buy pri mg poe om ~~ s al Read This “Sunkist” oranges at the special low prices. Thousands of dining | For each additional | “All Carefully rooms will be enriched by the appearance of exquisite Rogers’ Silver. | {Porn wend 18° yun On an remittances up Yj ij to 24 cents send one-cent Read carefully direc- >, @ stamps; on amounts =a) Insist on Genuine “Sunkist” Wrappers Seediess “Sunkist” Oranges Plasya entry _ ahove Bi centsoend poet Iden “Sunkist” orange comes:in Picked With Gloves Send for full descrip- pres. sa oney order or Each golden “Su gc . v ae : ‘ . " bank draft. Do a a wrapper plainly marked.. The wrappers This delightful fruit is all picked, when ripe, with | gon, sumber of wrappers | j ar igg’, Meade len : sce ash. Make money order Y . iff gloves! Each orangé is perfect. Otherwise it would be | and amount of cash nec- Dor Grek bie to the besides being valuable serve as an identifica- rejected and sold E a “‘second”—not as a first-quality | essary to secure each Caton Prat Grower x ge, an a tion of the best oranges in the world, “Sunkist.” ‘Sunkist’? oranges are the prize fruit of | article. DY Svar tells to tes Cate 5,000 of the best groves in California, There are many ie \ fornia Fruit Growers® Special Prices by the Dozen, grades of Californi oranges, but ‘‘Sunkist’’ is the very “Sunkist oem = baka Half-Box or Box choicest. The #s go under different names. Premiums ‘ IME |i responsible for cash sent . eae * : ii] through the mails, They are in splendid condition and will Sound and Solid Table Knife Table Fork fii) You casa, hee . *.¢ remiums wi Sune keep well. So that you may buy in quantities, —_peticiousty juicy—no seeds, firm, thin-skinned and perfect —— BH fi csanqe mere y 5 + i Flavored as only tree-ripened oranges can be. 2 . i on thereby getting a better price. Special low prices mcuiiled bce Hyer koa Bal re by the box or half-box. The wrappers from a Thin-Skinned, Juicy Coffee Spoon ee MAST ismak wrappers. Or merely send trademarks quantity will give you an immediate supply of the “Sunkist” Lemons Salad Fork BUH cot trom wrappers. Ifyou } ill buy only ‘Sunkist’? i i Of the same superb quality as the oranges. Oyster Fork \ }) will b “s luxurious silverware. Economical because so thin-skinned aan aks Child's Fork i peat Pos acl ye aK wil get icy. The wrappers are of the same value as ) i fruit of the finest eating Heeetat" orange wrappers. Recipe booklet Orange Spoon f quality, economically Php ced, and you will oom free upon request. Fruit Knife Rive enough wrappers to secure a complete set the beautiful table silvers ware, kist”’ wrappers and 12c.