The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1912, Page 3

fs THE WORST Accident Made Her an Architect ;\TW0 raed ee either Be p OUT ONE OF QUININE and barmle or break the bead or limba, Compound . r . : — watli three con ; . ’ a 2 ys | ly feel the cold agri > symptom first dose. | Now S | | most miser head feverishness. of wtiffoess and Compound knowledge that ine made the world which ‘or end Grippe| without bad after package of which any . demonstrated it affective in the | arinoe. | sentiments in vigorous language *\ =, em aROWN rowa, D.D.S DENTIS ENUE | Mies et auiting Mise Fay Kellogg, New York's coestul jection to a medical cat father offered her & drawing instead. began “job hunting.” {found employment at $6 a week. Later she went to Paris to study and was admitted to the atelier of | Marcel di Monclos, where she worked along with the men dot the same projects. She wished to be admitted to the Eoole de Beaux, MISS FAY KELLOGG plied, and they declined to give ber | at home. ja chance even for examination, Por the past six years Miss Kel |She met a member of the chamber |logg bas had her own office. Since of deputies sod suggested that he| then she has lintreduce a resolution admitting | building in San Francisco, a rail- |women to the Ecole. He followed | road station, office bufidingn and jher suggestion, the bill was passed, | several minor works. EE as Rake eene teeth eheeeekeeee * HOW DID THE AUDIENCE TAKE IT? SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.—Members of a local theatre or- chestra today are still shaking through the dropping among them from the stage during the presentation of an Indian drama of a huge snake. The reptile is oné of « number turned loose on the stage by an eloping Indian brave and maid in an effort to frighten the girl's father. The snake trainer, who plays the part of chief in the drama, Jeaped from the stage and recaptured the snake before \t did any injury. * [ee wee eeeeeereereeeeeee eee ee Indignantly Denies He Tried to “Fleece” Millionaire | NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—Indig- | 0 vn» she millionaire | nant denial of charges that he had | Atto; Lord charges that his ” suspicions were aroused, and, on in negate Pep et ene Har | vestigation he found that legal pa was made here today before a/¢ * | Brooklyn veti by Frank | Jardner power of attorney and full Ca * e * * * +s * * \* \* * * — John Lord, Haslett’s wife on sworn charges by in Haslett’s attorney, to the effect that death 25 years ago, ind since th: ti Gardner had attempted to take ad-| time he has lived the life of a h | vantage of the hermit’s feeble con-|mit amid luxurious surroundings | ion in an effort to get possession |and rich objects of art. More than vf Masiett’s estate. $10,000 in coin and bills was found) George Decker, a nurse who had |scattered about the ficors of Has | , employed to attend Haslett, let's apartments when Magistrate | « arrested on charges of consplr- | Kempner and the police broke in to « with Gardner in alleged efforts | arrest Deck Aviator Real Mad [Bribe Offered Her to SOUTH PASADENA, Cal, Feb. Show Telegram, She 20.—Angered at being fined $20 for Avers speeding by Judge Soper, Cal. P. Rodgers, transcontinental aviator, narrowly escaped being “sent up” for contempt of court today. Mra. | Rodgers was driving the machine} when the arrest was made, and al- though this ix the fifth time the) birdman's car has been detained by the police, Rodgers thought the fine excessive and expressed his / | Hendricks Guilty WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-—The au-) preme court of the United States | | has affirmed the conviction of Ham- jiton Hendricks, who was found jeulity of sabornation of perjury In | connection with Oregon land frauds. | BOY AIDS “SANTA PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 20.—"I'm | Santa Claus, and little boys who} | are friends of mine I never forget,” MISS HELEN M. SEAVERS |sald a white-bearded thief to Roy Telegraph operator at the New Yates, & Santa ransacked the | Willard -hotel, Washington, who | Yates home, aided by the youngster, | testified before the Lorimer. inves jand disappeared, tigating committee that Edward Hines, the millionaire lumberman, @ | most entirely from his head when but too Inte for Miss Kellogg, She}! had spent ber two years in France | / } Arts, bat no woman had ever ap | and was ready to take up ber work pr erected a 16story|™ had been drawn up giving |t) property and E was burned to)‘: THE STAR-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1912 LITTLE BOYS | FATALLY HURT OXFARD, Cal Johnny | 8, and ¢ dying today Te follow! nccident that resulted from th Terry boy's attempt to give fou amatl companions a joy ride in hi father's car The Fox boy's sealp waa torn o there road = and Terry wis tonnean and the machine left the turned aver in a diteh weht beneath the earfully crushed Maple Free LOB ANGELES, Feb. 20.—The case against A, B. Mapie, charged 0 dynamite the Hall Limburger Mine LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20.-Helpy you fellows, I've opened up Limburger mine,” eried Mike Lealyg laborer in @ trench. The gaspingl Healy was pulled to the surf He had punctured one sulphur water veins with Los Angeles is underlatd. FINE FOR THESE KIDS! CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb, 20. Announcement was made here to day of the plans of a number of Harvard seniors to pass their sum mer vacation as the guest of their classmate, Jaixint Gaekwar, heir parent of the ruler of Ba: ONE MORE TRIP FOR TAFT WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—-An nouncement was made at the White House today that President Taft will visit Chicago March 9, He will make five speeches there. 350 Left Women’s New SPRING SUITS AND COATS Worth $32.50, Now $19.89 TABLE OIL CLOTH Regular 15c PILLOW CASES Now Kamern putter Wenatehee apples Native apples Navas! orasnes Preevea Chueks No. 1. full cut sae = Sse a $5 € ee nterce me Sauce 5 tbe, and over. . Roosters. 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