The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 109, 1912. * * lee eR Owe Oe ET Outlines COLORADO MAY PAY DIVIDENDS * TO FLY DESPITE POVERTY * WASHINGTON, Feb, 19 Undiamayed by the small a propriation allowed by (he House for carrying on aero vautios in the army during 1913, the war department to day let contracts for five war ; TO CIT : cis Duis —F0 CUTIZERS; COAL WILL BO IT * « a o * *“ * ad down & handful of silver and awaits his tax receipt. The collector |* Jom NOMINATION takes down a big |* an DEMANDS books, thumbs his |* Jw | 7 © acroplane: 1 @00D JU0G > way ‘through to |% Seloplanes * o * ” + * ND Ray pa Tg ant These contracts were tet y's Bus! mM ln out of the appropriation a -— AVE Sawer 400 orues lowed for thin your , i ne war oe It will take several months auen; ehh thon to deliver the machines at the shoves Yau ean Artay aerodrome at Collexe the counter to Mr, Park, Md. “ a¢ SC MOMS Pee ea hrs nnn & wl src, cw PASTOR 1S AN THE BEST YET | eat ‘ADVERTISER apeak. “Wh.what JOLINT, I, Feb, 19—T it bed e does this meant |PAY® (© advertiae in newspapers he finally. gota |@Md that the bigger the advertine out, tt meana,” mont the better the result, are twin explains the col. poowelusions drawn by the Rev lector, “that Colo. [George Macadam, pastor of the rado ts going to | Methodist Episcopal chureh, after let its coal mines | thus exploiting bis services. pay all the taxes, The minister advertived his ser and in good years |on for Sunday In a local newspa there will be divi: [Per, taking space larger than the S dends to hand out, |epacé taken by the theatre manage- too; please make |ment ip advertising theatrical at way for Mrs. Poor |tractions on that day Widow, oo I can | His crowd was larger than that BOUGHT BY THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY, HAS OUTCLASSED ALL OTHERS give her her divi. jat the play, He will keep up the wie te IF SUCH A THING IS POSSIBLE. THE HAPPY CROWD OF PEOPLE THAT LEFT THIS Sees eegeseeeeere astonished, er. lastingly fabber oS Uae Seer YOUNG GIRL STORE TODAY, LADEN ‘DOWN WITH PACKAGES, TELLS A TALE IN ITSELF. done in th fasaa*Keatne | LASHES WILDCAT president of the MORRIS, Pa, Feb, 19—Mise Anna state land board, | Flartlet, the 1f-yearold daughter of oS if Colorado will |Mr. and Mre. William Bartlet, of mine ite own coal, [this township, who ix just recover instead of leasing jing from a serious illness, started it to the Rocke jout for a sleigh ride alone, She fellers and other [was driving along the Roaring interests for [Branc’ road when a wildeat dis puted the road with her horse. anion labor wages,’ |erouched ax if to spring into the BED SHEETS HEMSTITCHED OILCLOTH $1.50 Dress Shirts Srey of. the |” Misg Bartlet lashed the bonat with Praha BUREAU SCARFS ? miners, sell coal |the whip, which so frightened the Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price at twothirds the [horve that it nearly ran away, and present prices and [the cat fed up the mountain side. pay all the taxes = ~ —— C We |te tet eeekaeeee ee * * re # 80 SHOCKED SHE * C C C supply the whole REGAINED SIGHT. « country for 200 NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—Be- * years.” or cause she heard someone say * Colorado bake abe was dead, as she was ® EDWARD KEATING the initiative and being pushed In a cart through # referendum so it can put the question right to the people, the only the streets, Mra. Annie Church # obstacle may be such as the courts throw in path. A prospective hill, bitnd for two years, was # * * * Regular 15¢ 100 More of Those 35c Window Shades PILLOW CASES [f MEN’S $15.00 SUITS Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price coal strike this spring may influence the citizens to move a little *e shocked she regained her faster towards getting hold of their own property. sight completely. 3 “It's pure socialism,” gasp the coal-carrying railroads, and the coal owning corporations. 0, fast cheap coal and plain business by the people and for themselves,” smiles Keating. rodent Th TH, mihi Be late = ee = on. SS aia ciate: Tor ee pea. TOO FAT FOR —_|Buys Baby for $10, |" "7: uss C C A FIREMAN) Then Gives It Back (Ry Unites Press GREELEY. Col, Feb. 19.—-Aw Leased Wire) overabundance of avoirdupols| POTTSVILLE, Pa. Feb, 19—Pe touhe Adveutioneaten: caused W. C. Roberts to sustain #*- thetic was the advertisement a few « vere burns on both hands snd © avs ago of Mrs. Henry Welker, # 750 Dress 2,500 Pairs Snow’s He te Una ten sinned when he WHow, of Tamaqua, ‘who offered Suits, Including the Pieces of All Kinds [J Regular $5.00 and $6.00 tried to extinguish & blaze in alher infant baby for sale, ascribing vault of & local busineas house !as her reason that she was tqo poor Man Tailored Blue Serge Fifth Train Price Men’s Dress Shoes and where he is employed. }to provide for it The advertise smelling smoke, Roberts entered | ment stated that she would gindly the vault sideways The smoke | part with the child for its own sake, and all the Oxfords ti Tan, caused him to back toward to door,|if she could get a home for it ‘ iy ’ red ti q u and, in trying to make an exit he Many offe oO porchase the New Cloths of the Season at Gun Metal, Pick aac . ‘ became wedged in the doorway. It | babe, and it was finally turned over was necessary for him to be pushed to a woman who paid the mother ; back into the vault by friends in| $10 for it. The purchaser never in- Also Cozts That Would Elk Skin, Bu’ wt order to release him. He then|tended to keep the child, but suc , tton -ace made his exit as he had entered, | ceeded in arousing action on the Sell as High as $32.50 Only 2,500 Pairs in Lot 500 Sample Waists Women’s 25¢ : Fifth Train Price Worth to $3.50 Pad Hose Supporters in Dares Wealthy! After keeping the child for a few Girl to Propose to Him. | hours, 1t was returned to the over- « ee rvs a rage a joyed mother, with the excuse that ew si N.Y. written the marriage | i cried too much for the new own . . : i rain Pric: Heense clerk at Chicago daring or to keep It. Provision was made . Fifth Train Price Fifth T: od wealthy deaf girls to propose t©/ for 4 good home for both mother : him. He says he wants a wife and| nq baby. @ wealthy one, but does not explain pr! @ e why be wants her to be deaf. / R . . = George, Jr. epublic ne == ET @ eeeereeees e » * Raeweteeean sideways. part of several friends charitably . | inclined. ‘Fifth Train Price | ‘ | Man Coming Willlam R . of the George ‘| Juntor Republic at Freeville, New! ‘The city council! handles millions York, will arrive in Seattle this! o¢ ie every year; you pay it in taxes Women’s $2.50 $6.50 $4 WOOL SPUN Men’s $19.50 | week and speak under the auspices lof the juvenile court, as follows You are called upon to hire four FI I tte Ki All Wool Bi she BLANKETS Suits a oO. Pa Saturday the 2tth, dn address be-| new councilmen to be your agents hoou luncheon. Saturday afternoon |! the ety government Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price Washingvon Dut- noos luncheon, Saturday afternoon at 8 ichoes, conteronce at Suventio YOU WISH TO BE REPRE t . Freeh Eastern butter. a hess. icost 22 | court building, corner Ninth Avenue | bys ts , [ESE®: Spruit Selling Price and Jefferson Street; subject: De-|SENTED BY COMPETENT, LEVEL ee ee iene - ¥48@ 240 | iinquent Girls, Sunday evening aij HEADED MEN? s oran ae fe oe at Unit raeae gL keep 200 | clock, am address at the Unitar-| 4 counet of any other kind bun ” N "7% | seth at § o'clock, leeture in the|#les Your business and damages the full eat! 43 grircetg. | jauditorium of the University of) credit and prosperity of the city? sense | Washington; subject: The Juntor) | Republic; Its Work and Ideals. DO YOU KNOW THE CANDI cadbecadaeeaeneal $1.00 $9.00 Regular $1.50 Men’s $3.50 HAVE YOU PICKED YOUR MEN? COTTON BLANKETS All Wool Blankets BED COMFORTS SWEATER COATS ee ee eee Fifth Train Price Fifth Train’Price Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price offer: For three-year term vote for THREE of the following: C J. J. Doheny John G. Peirce ee le ee a Paul B. H or los penalty ae Joule “$1.25 Per Doz. $2.50 Hemstitched Regular 10c Men’s ilbur S. Lewis ALL WOOL HOSE menperrace res NAPKINS TABLECLOTHS HUCK TOWELS Worth 25¢ COMPTROLLER George T. MeN - Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price Fifth Train Price * %* ROOSTER SIGNALLED EXPRESS TO A STOP ee *eeeeeeee tne s WINSTED, Conn., Feb. 19- *% A roonter, which broke out of its cage, tried to pereh on the bell cord of a baggage car on the New York-Hridgeport ex press. His weight signalled the engineer to stop the train in a hurry. [x eeeeeee For one-year term vote for ONE of the following: regen alone verre ily a Howard Tilton cn to F. W. Swang These men were selected after THE STORE THAT SAVES you MONEY careful investigation of the records and qualifications of all the candt dates, and endorsed at a mass meet ing Febroary 3. They have made no pledges and are under no obliga- tions. We recommend them to you, | Kastern | eget una ‘dimagiy AE. CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. t niay J. 8. BRACE, Chairman bat. Selected by leading improvement F. R, SINGLETON, Sec'y. senate co H ciubs and organteations to install nee rn ee tn chi beh ah economical business administra-