The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1912, Page 6

THE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1912 Words by $ _Music by Conk Adolf Hurls Tee -HeEl— HERE Ips VERE DEY TRow DER HiscuS POR Some Beauty Helps You Should Know ———_—_——— seg her pair! fo. simmer} and tp tyke nd flutty iv i | | | n iycorne into W pint © het water c os SpUPMAX. HERE ISS YOUR DISCUS, ADOLP, TROW LD SO FAR AS YOU CAN, DER FINALS. ADOLF REMEMBER, DER REPOOTATION OF MIGHT WIN, SOT VILL THE DER UNION STATES DEPENDS | Hiss Discuss MITA i! “ 7 Piece OF ELASTIC. nek for eanthre and be while 2 teas witel adding 4 [THE YEAR’S WORST TORNADO--RUINS AT REGINA, CAN., WHERE 50 PEOPLE WERE KILLED YOUNG WOMAN TIKES. HER OWN LIFE After trying vainly for some time |the best prevent jrective of di | digestive organs harmless, veget effective family . We are showing a beautiful line of planos, player-pianos and grands from t factories of THE BALDWIN COMPANY and the STARR PIANO COM PANY and others. No more € line of pianos shown hereabouts. We are backed by over six mittions of doliars—our guarantee |s good. OUR SECOND FLOOR PIANO STORE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY LOW PRICES had been in hard straits for) * and there 2 arrival of the John C. Walling Co. 200, 201, 202, 203 Areade Annex Second Floor, Opp. Elevators. BY GILSON GARDNER (Washington Correspondent of The Star.) WASHINGTON, July 9—-In the nomination of Woodrow Wilson | the progressives won a remarkable and victory Haltim } 1 am among those who believe Gov, Wilson to be sincere and effi | clent—a great amnet to the ¢ of people's « nt | In one respect the Baltimore convention differed fro: dismayed at the dix | convention—the attempt the eighth nted to] x f successful young 3 : : eee Along with the news that Wilson is the Oyster Bay that Koosevelt will go forward with his ment. This agrees with a telegram received by the | Roosevelt last in which he 1 am tb no matter m they nominate Which, in my judgment, giv was} ROR, . The probabilities point to the ree er nomin of the ocratic But nobody whould ma part in the coming race, Roosevelt ‘ bay to beat—not Taft. The latter will be an almost her A . : ore With Wilson, « progressive, in the field, why abe bis third-party movement? This question has alread many times, and it will be asked many more, Here ts t (1) Wilson will be hampered by bis party party—even if it is to be a party of the opposition something it never can be if ite machinery such as Taft, Crane, Penr As to the first point i must be remembered th ¢ democracy as a whole and Bourbon The democratic arty of the South is more action even than William Howard 7 it was the Bradieys, Overmans and | Baileys of the senate who voted for Lorimer. It was their votes the democratic side that made possible the pas of the Aldrich bill and it was the Vote of Fitzgerald and his following in the house that! went to keep Can power, even before the democrats were offi most unexpec at ne vernm was not the work commandment }to get to violate t that life Middl }mal pros prese }her, Mabel woman of nts of nominee comes word fr Col finish writer from acid at look 3 this} ning, and died soon a / we * to win. Wilson progresal ve Roorevelt's will have factor. of Woodrow who is also a election arty of und will be th }nothing in sight Oriental Amer Co, ew} couraged her, for t r hue band, Wm. Rogers, was an employe | in the troupe, and she thought she} persuade him to help his help, but a quarrel | went back to her) end her lite. 3,000,000 |Fine Free Hoy Deeded Lands $@ Re or the plem Yields 90 to 60 ba. wheat. Oats, barley, flan, hay, 4 seed She soug Hfollowed a room ai st.t FOOD AND | DRUG OFFICIALS | MEETING HERE American | this | s the Unt campus, © ith an-| nual convention | Fifty deles representatives from nearly every state commis} er te Oe ae present.| Sons sal See lines as a real party An address of welcome by Mayor s jumtit # formatio’ }Cotterilt opéned the meeting. To-| ioe Spe, ° ps “ . a RE - “Reali NO NEED OF THIRD PARTY HERE, SAY PROGRESSIVES = Many of the most noted exper lof pure foods and drugs i i United States will be Middle West in} 3,,° is also in 1:68. | teats lined to believe that there is no} jf wch urgent need of It bere. Sen-| B tedie ‘or Dan Landon, insurgent candi date for congress against Will E Humphrey, Ole Hanson, State Sen Most eye trouble can be remedied by correctly fitted glasses. —Pearson'’s Magazine sblican eve proportion, intend Climate: Land sold on crop red by his part Low f Homeseekers’ is reactionary | on and Sed The the control of| Pines We guarantee our glasses to be correctly fitted. Let us fit you with Shurons 2 will be hamp vernity EVERETT-SFATE INTERURBAN RAIL) PATTLE TO BVM ment succeeds only in displacing the old sblican organization in the November elec of progress, it will have the new-party CraneTaft besmirched re Loca! « evERe 9:00 =m ing the conve as cold storage. methods, eh there, sentiment in. the favor of the third party Top picture shows ruins at Lorne st. and 13th av, y The tornado did its worst work in the ewell residen- | From present indications | tial district, wih wie Weill be, dincwe the lower photograph was taken. This shows ruins on Smith st. } will be no third party in the stat HIPPODROME, SEATTLE'S sew auncine mince |GOMPERS IN. POURS WAGON LOAD OF MILK BIG PAPER MILL st "sc" pevsint "sss seen | OVER BLAZING AUTOMOBILE) PLANNED HER Jably the prevailing — sentiment & Cents Per Couple. CONFERENCE | YORK, July %--Brnest/alighted from the wagon, and sels A company of Eastern capitalists jamong the insurgents in & NEW WITH WILSON hter, a farmer of Millwood, in|! & tem-quart can filled with milk, | is now being organized to build and who have heretofore borne the brunt of battle against the stand-| ater J. A. Falconer and other promi patters. The progressives are con-| pent insurgent leaders, are of the fident that Washington has been) same opinion. | Westeh sacrificed | threw the contents over the flames. | operate a paper mill in Seattle. Ne- made a progressive state and will load of milk t The floor of the car afire and | gotiations are now under way for a burning briskly. He saw he would|{he securing of a site, to be prob rid-| have to Waste several more cans of fably near the mouth of the Duwa fire | milk to pave the auto. jmish, The tract under considera-| | “Come, hand me those cans|tion comprises 15 acres and can be quickly.” he said to his son. Helrenched by oceangoing barges emptied them over the auto as fast} James Grant of Kalamazoo, as could. The fiames were| Mich. prominent paper manufac to spit} checked, but not until nearly one |turer, is at the head of the new Mr 4 and fifty quarts of milk|company. He has Interested sev ned it | ha n sacrificed, Mrs. Ross|eral paper men of his home city in k might ex him what the milk was|the project, The building of this factory . but] means an {nftial expenditure of ying: |half @ million dotiars, which cost t more.” | will be added to later on, (My United Press Leased Wirey SEAGIRT, N. J., July 9,—The ‘summer capital” that has been the car In which two women |bright spot on the democratic ma tog, from since the Baltimore convention, In that will jsubsided today to m Jersey The aston ” -lcoast town when Gov. Woodrow | Mra. Helen Rows | Wilson, at 9:30, left In his automo lows ¥ riding with |bile for Trenton, to transact state cov” Bean | business. fire Since coming to the |house” for the su lernor has gone to Trenton |turned at night to Seagi MRS. LOUIS JAMES |trip he Intended IN “HOLDING A HUSBAND” county, vote so; that the standpatters ean| The South End Progressive Re |be and will be defeated at the pri-| publican club was organized a maries, and that therefore, at least! Kent last night, and a mass meet: in this state, there is no call for aling was decided upon for July 23. third party A committee on organization, bead- Thomas F. Murphine, president of}ed by D. A. Morrison, one of the Ithe progressive league, who has! seven progressives on the executive n in Chicago and helped launch| committee of the King the third party there, and bas found’ tral committee, was appointed. Remodeled, cleaned. blocked. re- dyed, trimmed—made save a new touring were being destroyed by re was driven by Miss Grace The er ‘rrereeeee errr rir ree eee AN APPOINTEE AND A RESIGNER ° COSHH SOHHHOOSEOOH ESE EE HEEOSE Httle white Cement, Plaster, gasoline ta asked | worth, with| Richter fixed bie loss at him | Mrs. Ross gave him He! "You deserve all thi to be g tis n milk, With ow or Fred powsib: he ha amuel Ge of the executive jean Federa of Labor, who asked for a con to learn Gov. Wilson's old son ve | day | pointment to meet jand oth coun tion M’NAMARA BROTHERS MAY TESTIFY | ,"0w2"°.onoss srens... IN TRIAL OF CLARENCE DARROW ii" usstr' Sie - dressed by Howard H. Gross, prest t of the Nation oil Fertiti as on labor. | (My Unites Press Leased Wire) lig hi Be wom yeaghmeiog bere es LOS ANGEL July 9.—Dozens tice Orin Carter of the longue. The league was organized | a character of th ndant, and read! SOUR PICKLES (2° 0h0 jury by ilinols sw “A WYOMING ROMANCE” 10——Cowboys and Cowgirls—10 WHITE'S UNRIDABLE MULES The PANTAGES Matinee Daily Twice Night! Attorney Rogers admitted that/for agricultural colleges. The the defense ts considering asking! house of representatives will soon h Defense that the McNamdra brothers be] pass a bill which provides for an Earl Rogers in the Darrow trial, are | brought from San Quentin here to} appropriation $10,000 annually | today. Among the testify for the defense, Rogers re/| to every state for this purpose. of former United fused to state the line of their tes —_ a rs Wm. E, Mason and |timony in the event they are called f Tilinois, Ma Detectives of the district attor fo ney's office are investigating re of the Ilinois | ports that some person has for sev Mayor Fred jeral days attempted to spy on the and Chief Jus jury. thes on the x that she had’ COUNTESS SEIZES {i HUBBY’S CLOTHES «ites her to surrender the Souke' ‘ { clothes, pointing out that as sha | deport TOKIO Sensatio ; Justice § All-Fei ipreme A, Busse of Chicage court, former JusT BECAUSE Ts 80 GooD— iit annie AMERICAN-ORIENTAL CARNIVAL OPENS TONIGHT AT | 8 O'CLOCK PARIS, July 9-—Former Mrs, Nel married under the common le ¢ Philadel | law of France half her property be a divorce | longed to her husband and wolnd up by directing the count to pay his wife $200 a month out of wh: was her own money, ‘This was te much, and she decided to begin uit for divorce KRISTOFERSON'S PASTEURIZED CREAM Adds enjoyment to the berry season. Take note of the fine flavor and richness, Sold by leading grocers. A Kristoferson, Main 223. Elliott 223, | Bennett, a wealthy EERE oS WILLIAM MARSHALL BULLIT Of Louisville Ky. appointed by President Taft as solicitor general of the United States. DR. A. PIATT ANDREW Former assistant secretary of the United States treasury, whose forced resignation. and charges against Secretary McVeagh, his chief, seem likely to make anoth: er scandal in the president's of- ficial family. hia widow, is seeking from her titled husband, Count Gus Hainaut-Armand. Hollander, who, Ben had lar # in ‘ound Germantown, a., promptly lald successful siege vr heart and hand count did his worst to in duce his new countess to leave the conjugal domicile, but she refused | of hair re to quit the house for whieh her - ‘ a aS Germantown money paying and count’s | tave de 'A $200,000 DOCK FAVORED County Commiesioner Rutherford HUGE “BUG” favors a dock at the county poor farm in Georgetoy to be ballt at The a cost of $ of the $350,000 dock proposed by the board! a hi punt is a ng that Mré and Twenty Big Shows Five Free Shows |)": j Paw Knows Everything. | Willie—Paw, what ia faith? | Paw—Faith is when a bald-head-| ed man pays a dollar for a bottle| Mr. Pickles—I want a g with me at first Cutting—Ye the second look she 100 YAQUI INDIANS ARE a adies’ (By United Prown Lensed Wire) TUCSON, Ariz. July 9.—More than 100 Yaqui indians were killed in battle with Mexican troops at| Potam, Yaqui valley, Sonora, Satur-| day, according to reports reaching| TU 80N Nate tora. | | Lieut-Col. De Mott and six sol- diers of the 27th federal infantry, |who attacked the Yaquis, were kill ed in the engagement. A score of soldiers were wounded. The dians were driven to the hills. troops did not pursue. in love ight or if ould not city lighting department ha the Prefontaine building image of the Potlatch god which the 8u- having been installed there recent they could not ly, ready to light up the part of the city with its freakish grin. The bug is nine feet high and wher it is Hit up tonight will make every one stop and notic A big Potlatch daisy high also bee It is made up of varfous lights, and the combination of daisy and bug make the building promin long way. ON GROUNDS AT Maynard Av. and Jackson St. 300—-PEOPLE—300 Every Day and Evening July 9th to 20th Inclusive of commissione Moving, Storage |S Packing, Shipp HOUSEHOLD snipped fonnd Rédve ed Goods fron the East at’ lowe nine put up. on the county's property as to pay = $150,000 for a site. ‘mia ind ond eahinc. wey HANGS BY FINGER TWO HOURS STERLING, I, July 9—Mrs. Da vid Swanson, who lives 15 miles from here, hung by one finger from? Rates a rafter for two hours after her jwetding ring caught on a nail, She Sines mee 505 Ma Sy | | PIONEER DEAD. CO, Cal, July 9 arefully a fitted David Bush, pioneer member of the a C Bohemian club and for many year : tax collector of this city, is dead here today after a brief illness. He was born in Ohio 77 years ago and | came to San Francisco in 1851 he " me July 9—During artil: ctice at Cerkeny, a gun ex-| ploded, killing four of the gun crew atally injuring four others. ause of the explosion has not In-| The ALOE & ERRELL Elliot 2679 Ww. EpMe Modern Furniture < 701-708 Leary 1 Compa Charter Oak Ranges, and The been determined, Dance at Dreamland tonight. ***