The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1912, Page 7

{fumen tong enough to extinguish the fire, but were finally overcome jand had to be carried from tha building. Two horses, standing near a basement opening, were also ‘#kished” by the fumes emanating PORTLAND, Or. Nov. 1--Hone-|from the burning Mquor containers men Brown, Johnson and Town, | @nd could be led up the street only send are today recovering from the |1n & zigeng course. effects of an unpremeditated “jag” | - wustained While they were fighting a fire in the Moy Hack Hin Chinese Uquor house, The brave fire lad dios struggled sturdily to keep off the effect of the powerful liquor! COWS GOT DRUNK Winsted, Conn, Noy, 1 Sam fell down on his but- ter dell y. His cowa broke into t orchard, ate fermented apples about a cider mill and got drunk, He says the milk they gave didn't yleld butter. RATIONAL An Unpremeditated Jag at a Fire Findlay, Ohio, Nov. 1.—Beck or W. Waltermetr, republican nominee for Heutenant-gov- ernor, will not vote for him- self, He neglected to regiater There are more of them.” The Chaparral (Stanford) & A. Clark, 0D. 8. ADVERTISING AGE fs the advertising age, but} Place “Responsibility on gome dentists who say it the ethics of the profes Peabody Co. ©, D. Colvin and BE. M. Milt pr’s ink. —" mer federal receivers for th ever sald a word injtie, Renton & Southern ratlroad, ‘about our discovery) have placed the responsibility for of doing away with /the expenditure of $90,474.87 of the would we have company’s money on the firm of before the thousands | Peabody, Houghteling & Co., repre- ¢ enjoyed its benefits | sentatives of the bondholders, who eer thing that is taboo petitioned for a receivership. Mae told we mustyt mention! After the federal court had de ren if we do advertise, elded that [t had no jurisdiction in ie THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1912. BABES ARE FIRST, ’ Y LOCKED | SAYS MRS. witson| , SHERMAN’S BODY LIES IN STATE . ¥s i / WrOURh the tre Netth twoon bables and votes, q UTICA, N. ¥., Nov. 1.—With 2,000 | streets, ther was BA | | LE Woodrow Wilson me lmen, representative citizens of |{¥er¢sany band or military escort, babies are first, She sayn they |Utlca, marching ahead of the f fRatobere were just friends of : should oy Wemen's minds |noaree, spite a heavy rain, a|'8® Goad statesman, The body ts cy © etter 1 re t@ Ue in state from 3 o'elock this LONDON, Nov. t.—The main ar . anew eee [the bod: the late vice president, on the ante and Bulgers are] OLYMPIA, Nov, ore will| Jas. & Sherman, was taken from | Tbe, Cunoral is to be held tomorrow a Fett ir just 60 miles! be a public sale of state lands the|the Sherman home here today to| /tm. the First Presbyterian church, antino| according to) first Saturday that will be one of|the rotunda of the county court | ip largest in Utica. oe pee resident Taft, the justices of Pied Bear oie we that Czarlion. Applications have been very | several hours. ‘erdu . gp nr ore a ing to lead hie! numerous. “There was neither pomp nor dis | 4@Aalars, congressmen and others army into Constantinople before “a9 WI Arrive here tomorrow morning the powers Intervene, (© attend the funeral. ELECTION WAGER Mme. Johanna Gadski, the noted do with operatic soprano, arrived in Seattle ng cui a ae Chiengo, Nov. 1.—The first this morning for her concert to- with your business asao- Arrest on account of election night at the Moore, The concert clates, employer or friends. wagers here was that of James on g the ‘iret one of a ser . O'Leary, who was accepting of four arrang y Willlam B, Clay. - > ton. Her program tonight will tn- pong alge yong a ‘Taft, 2 to 1; Roosevelt, 7 to #; clude many numbers from her fa- ment oF osition you are Debs, 1,000 to 1; Chafin, 6,000 vorite Waguerian roles, including pose teed serge ysl to 1. ni 6“Bruhnhilde’s Farewell to . Pebigh Noel “Motaieseeersiat ference « weittting, con. Ht) STOPS RUNAWAY; makes in your appearance. Not having the ready cash Chicago, Nov. 1.—Roy Cradle of Chicago stopped a runaway Hberal eredit system pro- horse in & Los Angeles park vides for all such emer two thoeths ago and saved Mins woncles k its ding tomorrow, correctly, and a choles of Bi) OTruMWA, Ia. Nov. 1.—~A plank many patterns was placed on a seveniayer cake $15—$35 | baked by Mra F. Hagerman and that ee (2? WOmen stood on it. When they [over Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-As be (Ry United Press Leased Wire) pit brite the body was carried nited Prem, Leased Wire) more than the bal jflower wet eetdent |athernoon until 9 o'clock tonight, Feperks reesseed Re the biggest ever held tn Washing: | house, where it will lie In state for : the United States supreme court, Appea BRINGS ARREST tonight ia the “Irat one of a series Do not let the lack of a re at caged Wil ioe a a non, 0 3; Elsa's Prayer” from “Lohengrin,” abe nant 4 Geeines Ok MARRIAGE, REWARD, is no exeuse to us, Our Anné Curr from injury, Wed- Perfectly tatlored, styled | A WONDERFUL CAKE got o © cake waa flattened into the case, the superins court ap pointed Seott Calhoun and Joseph Parkin as receivers, Judge Frater issued an order for the former re celvers to turn over the funds to the new anes, and the answer was made yosterday. | pancake thickness, but soon rose to ite former height, RIDES ON ELEPHANT New York, Nov. 1-—-"Rig Bil" Edwards, street cleaning commissioner, will ride an ele phant tn the democratic parade here Nov. 2. No horse was big enough to carry the heavy- welght, and he says he couldn't ride two, WILL CENSOR FILMS St. Louts, Mo., Nov. 1.—A bill te to be introduced in the city’s house of delegates providing for a board of censorship to pass on moving pleture filme and vaudeville acts before they may be presented to the public, WHAT DID HE DO? Kansas City, Mo. Nov. L-- ‘An innocent “bystander” was ked down three times we can give better work uniformly low prices as we ts satisfied with small a full set of teeth for $5. There is no $5 plate jim any office tn the world wel! with our $5 plate of work that Is done gsm BAKING POWDER. | Pure— Wholesome— Reliable— Indispensable Its fame is world-wide. Its superiority un- questioned. Its use is a protection against alum food. In buying baking powder ex- amine the label carefully and be sure the powder is made from cream of tartar. 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L—John Me Partand, republican state sens torial candidate from this dis trict, has jolted loose an ava lanche of politica’ “mod” by the public assertion that “the rank and file of Omaha demo- orate are found in the slums.” | WANTED THIS PLACE! OO FIRST AV.——il00 FIRST AV. i Had to Take the Stock to Get It WURT A BIT, p that promise. Is It any ‘our offices are crowded prove all we claim about and high quality by com jus. That will cost you jee Is the one that Bafter the work is fn- egal Dental Offices ©. D. 8. (Manager) |™ Ave, N. W. Cor. Union thie Ad with you Jones, I've found a way to anoual running expenses of tomobile in half.” low do you manage {tt ‘Why, for six months of the year I don’t run it.” BIG NEW BUILDING FOR PORTLAND Nov. 1.—Her- HUTESON OPTICAL NOTICE! We are now located in our new quarters at 1424 Third Av., Near Pike Visit our new store, which is the finest on the Pacific Coast. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. New Location—1424 Third Av., Near Pike—New Location. 40 intention of signing a 99-year lense i for the known aa the Pit- Pacific Outfitting Co., Inc. tock homestead, in the heart of the i business district, and erecting « modern office mmr Baye The 'y ts val at $1,000, and We cated that Fieishhacker will erect a business structure at least oight stories high on the property. STATE RESTS CASE (nited Frees Leased Wire) siteM, Mass, Nov. 1.--Wheo District Atforney Atwill concluded’ the reading of a pamphlet on the “History of the Bae Ww. _ — trial of Joseph Ettor, who, w Arturo Giovannitt! and Antonio*Ca ruso, is charged with murder grow- ‘ing from the Lawrence textile | atrike, the state rested its case to- day. - As part of the state's evidence, the bullet whieh killed Ansa Lo- piazo was introduced. The defense expecta to cali at least 100 wit | nesses, MONTREAL, Nov. {Theodore Peters iy a walking gold mine. He fell from a bridge over the St. Law- rence, breaking every bone in his body. The broken bones were unit- ed with gold. “Sparking Evenings” Twice a Week! CATLIN, M., Nov. 1.—“Sparking evenings are Saturday and Sunday, says the school board to Its teach- ers, “stay home the other evenings and rest.” ME To Sing Tomorrow] | ia . BROWN, IP ee cP OF the offi. 7 Meth, i901,” when the Practios enough for . Beattlo hea +4 it 46, those Madame Schumann-Heink, the world’s. greatest contralto, will ber tomorrow alight at Killers Recit Hall. She will not be present in person, however, for such a concert Tax the Madame gives she receives over twenty-five hundred dollars. So her records will be reproduced by means of one of the new talking (| machines, There will be no after- noon concert as formerly, the two programs being incorporated into one, which will be given at night. 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