The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1912, Page 6

A THE STAR—MOBDAY JULY 1, 1912. Who Would Have Thought of Meeting Mr. Sky gack There . Worts,py Se Music 1 DON'D Line Dor Feccow |! / h VEGETABLE. SILK by Condo? UNDERWEAR AND HOBIERY ‘8 MY oe a TWITTERY-TWITTeERY-TWiT Jur Twit twrr 0 TwittLe Twir— © Twitrce -Twee Twit e-TWee | Twirrce~ ne Dum! / : TWEE Twee Twit-TwiT Wee TWITTER TWIT, TWITTERY= Twi” Hey! o TWITTLE Twirrce Twee | Sone ARE You GOING ¢ ¥ Loox ouprg IT MICNT De Lore.el, f ~ a HERE WE Wass HALF VAY ‘To STOCKHOLM VEN We SEY ORDERS TO REPORT AT LAS VEGAS, WE HAFF To HUSTLE TO MAKE IT BY owe VAIT 4 MINUTE, OSGAR. DON'D You HE4R Dor al BEE-OOTIFUC SINGING & I CAN'D HELP IT OSGAR— DOT SONG LURES SCENIC ¢ 1808. PLe JAS LSE “THE FALL OF MAMMON” 1 ROMUNDS Good Optical | works costs you less and is guar anteed. CURRY OPTICAL CO. sae ee LS 905 1-2 Third Avenue WILSON MEN CLAIM THEY'LL WIN TODAY Press Leaned Wire) “WOM AN ‘TRIES |THE TWO STANDPATTERS AND ‘1 END HER [ BALTIMORE, July 1.—The Clark dic f failed " te: . leaders insisted early today that A F “ ‘ ‘ } 3 tne. they would stick. They declared “* t . .. ee arin that even should the break prom. | " 4 4 < cs > San : a ised ‘by the ~ : sor gs hg “ Senator yan has slasm for Indiana eoutingent opportmnlty ‘9 Foes Soom Collapese oom has a The attempt to ¢ for it failed, oid ae hea Qa Foss was andoubledly ge the eon) 4 . ‘ " (iy United Wilson men occur, Mrs. Francis Patrick Grady was | enough anti-Wilson men would re uncon found yesterday napuclnaas ons main hostile to prevent the New scious on a bed in her roof at 72 } Marion st. the small hose from the] oi ‘ : : : , : i verre, Suerner getting the | gas burner at her side, her marriage! . certificate in her hand, clasped te) her breast. She was quickly re-| jmoved to the city hospital, where | Dr. Julian said that her chance for gi recovery was very good. She had Inet regained consciousness this | morning, and will probably not do} two: ALBERT HANSEN Established 1883 PRECIOUS STONES, FINE JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER Corner First and Cherry SEATTLE The Wilson menagers | recognize this danger but are count ing on the nation-wide hopes of |democratic leaders for a presiden tial victory to force even the most bitter of the Clark partisans into line should Wilson approach the re lquired vote. Their chief depend Jence today was on the telegrams reaching delegates from their con jetitutents. The messages are actu ally pouring in by thousands from the home districts and most of them urge the recipients to name Wilson Anti Wileonites declare that th b o majority of these telegrams « answer to direct appeals ic broadcast to the Wilson lead ¥Gormar in every locality on progre asking that the Wi y t be er ed for the “good jespite Bryan's a caure. The managers of dorsement, and Olle James? ability Jersey governor say that ited support of his own s0 until some time tomorrow {rs, Brady rented a room in the lodging us ast Wednesday, the Jhouse formerly owned by Mrs. Eff Lassen. Her om was on the sam } floor as the one in which Mrs. I jsen met her death at the liller four we a si ered Mrs. Bead, and xpected to get work soon. When found ber face was badly |bruised, and lodgers say they heard | sounds of a vio! quarre? near be Jroom Saturday night, but could no Rayner of Maryland ie suse bis attiude om the — insatisfactory to some fae . ands of ers irday sentime of th the } these telegrams actually reflect th while having @ et] ecord in Washingtoe, j be SULPHURRO BATHS FOR RHEUMATISN: —READ BOOKLET. All Draggists ‘at times with some form cf indigestion. If neglected, it becomes dyspepsia. One dose of Scotch Stomach Remedy Will cure indigestion. You shor always keep this wonderfal remedy } in your house Made and drun’ to the taste. 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Works | “Beylieht yP < Gutters, He nd | Work eral Mill and Boat Work ey Thurman st., all 26th infantry, at F iP | night Satur | by a negro. jof her demon MEET | ¢ positive it was in her room NOT THAT KINO- what ase ma'am, I ain't] WOMAN {3 tm your sur-| UNDERWOOD. horse.” SOME OF PLANKS FRAMED (By United Prous Leased Wire) + BALTIMORE, July 1.—The first draft of the democratic platform agreed to by the resolutions com mittee, and awaiting the approval of |the presidential nominee before it jis submitted to the convention, |leaves the questions of the initia- |tive and referendum, equal suffrage land the inheritance tax as matters Favors « tariff fe and immediate on ne tevenue nward rev sarien of life. gitimate business Raps |live up to 1908 pledges, terstate railroads, mmerce ATTACKED BY WEGRO SOLDIER of Pratt @ statement mad ist ay. W, and the negroes of the rt Lawton quarters in an € the n ho, Mre attacked her Saturday are F are ‘onfined in the ratt says, She says she was night, and When she got in f home, th she sa) eized her, @ ne struggled ed to « ha and Ww ord to the fort toda: olored troops F and F pecting them identify her al ailan WEST SEATTLE ROSE SHOW =, Seattle after the scalp nt floral d Bake listrict i a lightning t pothigh This 1 make the rec Mt ability in rose ily 1 Wee growing and The Side Pre BiG RAINFALLL Jupiter Pluvieus has been on the job in earnest the past month, having given us more sky juice than in any other month of June since 1891. Just 2,53 inches fell the last 30 days. The total nfall this year, however, is not quite up to Standard, being 3.32 inches short of normal, thank heaven. eee ee PETERSBURG If you want to me dent Burke sage by of thi a deleg * cratic ention * is chief surgeon of * board Air line ee ee ee the for # control. The platform, telegraph companies, |however, endorses empaticatly di rect legislation and primary elec tions and contains progressive [planks throughout, though some of the more radical provisions desired by progressives are undoubtedly be. ing heid in abeyance until a pro- gressive candidate is nominated. | The Aldrich bank is sharply de jnounced, and the republicans are| |vigorously criticised for what rmed a ‘omise” of the andard Oil ther trust cases The t of federal upon state rig also denounced The twilight zone,” says he p ™, » the nation) and the state h exploiting inte can both.” vored proach for purposes intend | Recommends parcels post Reaffirms previous dec pure food and public health Recomn yatem of rural eredite NEW LINER a is eats 7m, The liner new Nippon Yusen Maru port of Seattle Yokohama to the of the was nt favored: |e nt Myored erday by near! and professional men of the S« ott nd direct The 1 was decorated nd from of th © stern Me! d, in honor butions b o wide vessel were dr Amerte uppe expe ove with with bun decks were mented fous figure bolical of welcome and good fellow Japs primart THE MOST chat oe MAN AT BALTIMORE CONVENTION ‘Just to get a look at Bryan.” Scenes like this republicans for failing with KERN. Harmon and Underwood are the recognized conservative candidates for the presidential nomination. Harmon early this afternoon was practically eliminated, but Underwood still held “his original vote. Kern is regarded as the most likely “dark only ision and gradual | reduction on duties generally so as not to Interfere with or destroy le to Favors efficient regulation by commission ote Aloska territorial government fa | Opening of coat lands in Alaska recommended and declares unnec- | ewsary withdrawal of lands tends to bring policy of conservation in re-| reservation to be made only | Jaration on dx investigation to de} WELCOMED} Kalsba wel all of the business atte from deck ton good MAA BIN e HARMON. bet hehe SPOOSOCOOOH SECO HOOOSM * SAFE AND SANE FOURTH IS POOR BUSINESS *" FOR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE ; FOR UNDERTAKER; BUT IT KEEPS LITTLE BOYS ALIVE [POOH HHSHHSHSSHHHHSHSEHHHHHOOHOHOS Banged-up boys live in every city where the celebrated last Fourth in "the good, old-fashioned way. And almost every such city has its | quota of graves—for the boys killed outright Sometimes the boys in those cities pull through with just a finger or two missing; sometimes It's an eye Kone Always the Fourth in thos cities is a busy day for the doctor, and the little white hearse @ good many unnecessary trips Bot in more than 50 cities they have safe and sane Fourths. Rich | mond, Va., led the way with the first firecracker regulating ordinano in 1885. About 20 years later cities began falling Into line, and today most of the large cities and a host of sma « have legislated the dangerous firecracker, powder and toy pistol out of their limits And thie ts the result DEAD ——_— Other causes, “a “” 90 108 Total dead or injured. From tetanus 10 67 Total. Injured }1911 67 1910 1909 1908 1907 102 OR eich se’ cbch eigds cud’ 43 | 1904 60 1903 60 Totals 741 Notice how the death rate has dropped As it was only in 1910 that the safe and sane eral the country over, the figures show exactly has done in the way of saving our little folks. 9 to 67 in 1910, and te 67. The Fourth becan what the m The lockjaw di 10 last year; the tota dead and injured fell from 5,307 deaths 1909 }to 1,608 last r America last powder sane Fourth kill furn cities in and inj 00d aths and injuries A but ed only 63, In New York killed and injured in the last powder Fourth, while in the fir Fourth only three were killed and 91 injured. Both cities have adoy a sane Fourth celebration for this year largest resulted two Fourth Chicago's its first two | Many a big sorrow is born of a Grae eews kk eek little sin. was in an auto. auto was going down Fourth ay Fourth av. was recent rains He was going to in * front of the telegraph office. * In front of the office the * eity had rected a cluster *® hight * He pulled a brake, auto be- # an to skid, in fact it really did « iu * Total One broken auto ® lamp, 3 broken cluster lights, a * very quick getaway * eee ee ee ey aeeeeeteeeeeeeeeee very wet (By United Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, July 1-—W. M Marshall Bullitt of Louisville, Ky | was today appointed by President Taft to be solicitor general of the | United States Romance Today. I don’t think he really loves me Why not? He's mighty proceedings fo sas City Journal slow about starting his divorce.”—Kan A Certainty. Anyhow, if women do get th ballot we can be sure of one thing “What's that? s will be Detroit Free Pre no silent vote. Causes of Mine Accidents, Nearly half of the fatal accidents }in coal mines are due to failing rock or coal, and less than one fourth to explosions or fires sentiment of the rank and file of the party The moment the Jerseyite pass the 500 mark, the floodgates: would open, his backers asserted and the rush to climb aboard the Princeton | bandwagon would start. Failing to get this break, the Wil son men admitted that they will |probably suffer the fate of Speaker Clark, who reached his high mark lafter New York's 90 votes had been = only to immediately start slip ane Compromise Candidate The Wilson. men m much of the declaration of Senator O'Go: jman of New York, one of the mer suggested by Bryan in his statement last night, “as presidential tim that he believed Wilson would t nominated today. All attempts tc | “WellaveSpent Millions of Dollars in Seattle” The Co. was time the Denn. Denny-Rent organized it took ove in this mone to Seat chasing sur chants (in purchased plies from compa from the East from I Rup South Africa be four rified Paving Bric in the world) ince different sh factories equipment The y tion of these fac many hours of work and the mense s And plished the up we want you, Ci help us keep them ously expenditure of th not been in vain WE WANT MO IN SEATTLE cieney tha MILLIONS SPENT HERE FIRST OF ALL LET US GET TO- GETHER TO SU INDUSTRIES W THIS VERY SUP TRACT OTHERS MORE THAN ANYTHING WE CAN DO DENNY-RENTON CLAY & COAL CO. lay Co. ums of mor so that we ma WE WANT MORE is questioned, while some of ished views on the four dment would be a sere in a bitter exm Underwood Situation ¥ wood has bee eliminates | Bryan in his public: di * but there is still com siderab neth for the Alabama: congressman. His followers: a they will get most of the Clarke who were not given tions. They also declare the” | strength, now far frum, will come to them. » 8 90 votes, they ed, because they @ risk denupelation 2g this time, at ist that when’ ihe tins the earnest. effort Underwood strength. Will the oppositic by of cai Yo ew Bryan—u; But the the prog he Renton time our ns of dol part of wages mer we tha RE INDUSTRIES BUT JPPORT THOSE E HAVE, FOR PORT WILL AT-