The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1913, Page 6

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XS Rents ae ae aid 7 - VILL DRIFE ME CRAZY! mt Liggett : \ { ( 1 woe vor's DER awont? } LONDON, June 9.—Scotland yard today big public tant suffragettes are arranging for Miss Er grasping the bridle of King George's is considering pronibiting a funeral which the mill ly Davison, who died after entry, Anmer, in the Derby It ts hat grave dis s may accompany the burial of Miss DEAD SUFFRAGET | fter All Words by Schaefer Music by MacDonald in mourning for Miss Daviso’ YOUNG HEIRESS ELOPES; FINDS HUSBAND IS THIEF New| LABOR MEN INCENSED AT CHARGE BY MINE OWNERS | By Ue CHARLESTON, Boys, How’d You Like to Get Cute Bride Like This, Then Have Her Grandpa Hand Her $1,000,000 ? We we to d lived see PHIL. ADEL P HIA (Special ment Edyth M t at a swell hotel and saw all ators of year-old daugt ¢ shows on Broadway, Whe Labor lead Oho, Ind Howe, a wealthy » money ‘ran’ low we went to ; the West Malden, Mass. re Trer N. J. and I spent our last censed here tc climax } 0 {nickel for a of bread, which 1] ing of John P n declare the convictlor the young h whom gave to Edyt | the United Mine me 1 the others w ed to ac was Earl Howe and his wife followed t fea; Vice PF Hayes and erstate @ in wanted in 1 New York couple her Boston and | 17 officials and tes of|iabor. The not expect convic on the char decide t th im District Ne 17. miners’ tion, how Diles, and was not ® young girl whe he young union, for alleged violation of Govern t officials aay they tr Williams capta e down and confessed his} Sherman ar tend to demand an immediate trial | The indict lege there in| White Insists the charges against a conspiracy tn restraint of trade|him are baselens MILLION DOLLAR FIREMEN HEAD ‘IRE IN MISSOURI OFF BIG BLAZE OPEN OFFICE FOR ALASKA RAILROAD for young man with whom she Miss Howe asserted that she love. him despite his record, and jus show that her affection w dent as ever, she kissed h court, where he was arraign the charce of stealing an ay Dempsey with the n | western, has arriv take charge f the traffic Chicago, depart hite Pass & Yukon bile belonging to Mra Hel . making Seattle the head Clayton of Ardmore, quarters for the passenger and —— a be ht . Pe 1 x © we plumed hats and A Football Romance freight business. Offices will be SPRINGFIELD, Mo. June 9—| wrctty garment to burn. But the established at Second av | entire northwest section of The romance began at an Exeter. Springfield was swept by fire early hire department halted the flames Williams football game, according) WASHINGTON, June 9—A cal today, cauming a financial In a jiffy, and a big crowd fatled to the story told the detectives by|for the statement of all pational ltously eatimated at from $700,000 alize epectacular expectations Scott. banks at the clo: a | to $1,000. Demis it wae wrodent a ght when a blaze was “I met ber afterward in Boston,|4 was issued toda he comp under control. Wasned by a bigh : - o Ballard building ond av wind, the Mames spread rapidly, and for a time threatened the er tire city The Springfield Traction com |pany and the Bell Telephone com Being ce mores nar the pubis ie |APParatus came up. The bullding square, where the flames started. lee wana H about . 9660 a ‘The The aquare was ewept clean. Thej ys ork iMinery Supply Co., Meer Dry company, in whose }also on the second floor, sustained | 8 loan of about $500, while the gar basement the fire started, was the) 11+ company lost about $250. |heaviest loser, the loss being esti-| B mated at $250,000. | PORTLAND.—THE cruiser St Louls ts anchored in the lower har MEMBER OF I. W. W. [tor today an on attraction to vin STONED TO DEATH ftors during the Rose Carnival this @nd as 1 had some money induced |troller of the curr PUT YOUR MONEY IN PROSPEROUS TOWN started in the New York t Co. on the second smoke filt “i to the theatre, which was red in hurry when the fire |week. The St. Louis cam® here | Most remarkable opportunity of the year to REEK, Warh., June 9.) © Bremerton become shareholder in company owning first | An unidentified member ot the townsite on new Priest Rapids line of the Mil-| te br Beery apres pe hamgrige bbe gpran, hp hog River; cen- MR. AND MRS. SYDNEY L. BERG |Northern yards, was buried here | ¢ of rich and rapi rowin istrict. ia et fleld . ‘ tf € Did Adolphus Busch, the multimillionaire St. Louis brewer, give |‘cey '= the potters’ Merk. | | wed an attempt on the; leaders to quit Payment now gives you stock interest; make your business or residence selection later. PRIEST RAPIDS his Chicago granddaughter, who was Miss Dorothy Magnus, and Who| yiiiing fol! now is Mra. Berg, © check for $1,000,000 as a wedding present? Th! dart of several LW. W bride wouldn't let the guests at the wedding see the check, but they |. f | induce italian laborers to left satisfied that there were seven figures on It. | work BOYS GO TO SEA | ** Sico‘Abonens i." mete Sts IN CANOE; LOST on the dead man, who ts sald to committee of the order. No ar rests were made, KANSAS city, . June s—W. L O'Bries, Kansas labor commission |‘GHOST 1s ARRESTED | The rapid settlement of the Priest Rapids! er, has issued a call for 19,000 har é cee th J Ghost ‘ ‘om country, one of the most favored regions in all| gaNTA CRUZ, Cal, June 9—|Yest hands John Fitzpatrick. Pe Ee et Lamwle, the West, and the completion of the Priest|Hope ts abandoned here today for|Missour! labor commissioner, 1s tn y., and her brother, Kansas City today, making arrange t of Lisle Hitchings and T. F. Albee went to investigate th have necessitated the |B safety cause of a strange noise in that vi- Baie XARWEY. HBB: 1 Boyd, aged 17, and Geo, Dor tion of a new town 4, J, who, fb fo believed, per We have selected the most advantageous lo ine Saturday night while rowing! cation possible, sightly yet sheltered, and have |a mile from shore ina 12-foot canvas laid out a townsite plat modeled upon the -most|cance. When evening came and approved modern lines, with the Milwaukee they did not return, a general alarm ; , was sounded and launches from| passing through We have put prices |Santa Cruz and Capitola swept the ments to co-operate with Kansas in obtaining the needed harvest hands. iiity Fitapatrick issued orders to the | "fut Mee. Ludwig and Albee were oe @ free employment bureaus {0 | ¢rom Missourt, and now the “ghost” | ansas y. Joseph and St lis at the city jail. The “ghost” en Louis to get tn touch with men] iteaa the house while Mrs, Ludwig | willing to go to Kansas | wan visiting @ neighbor ina | its center | INCENDIARY FIRE AT EVERETT BEACH, June o- Peter, surpassingly low upon both business and resi-|hay without finding any trace of | Lona dence lots | thetr whereabouts. | EVERETT, Wash. June 9—Fire, | Engits, 70, ts dead today, the 39th said to bo of tncendiary origin, de-| victim of the collapse of the ap-| We want you to come with us and have| a share in the building of Priest Rapids into| SEATTLE BASE OF proach to the muntelpal auditorium \stroyed the J. Jacobson jewelry two weeks ago. English was a retir and trunk store here early today, a prosperous, progressive little city, situated causing $12,000 damage. ed farmer of Neepawa, Manitoba. alavoet the exact geographical center of the] WHITE SLAVE WAR) mee - state, in the midst of a producing extra-| Seattle has been designated as ordinarily fine fruit and f full crops of al-|the legal headquarters for the In alt ts | ational AntlWhite Slave asso- falfa a year lclation, and Charles A. Enslow, pease offices in the Pioneer bulld: | ng, has been named general coun Enslow was formerly assist ant United States naturalization examlner The headquarters of the associa: | Special Bonus to First Purchasers WE WANT BOOSTERS interested in the]s ess of PRIEST RAPIDS, and as a special ement we will give as a bonus to first Pig APIDS iasers an interest in PRIEST tlon fs at Denver, Colo, and its of OM ITE COMPANY covering cash pay-|ficers and executive committee rep ™ up to one-half the price of lots purchased. | rese “ Lape eatre vee The as-| Tt ‘ at yi actus cure :\soclation alma to ald the govern-| ye cans that you will actually sec a LOTS | rents of both Canada and the Unit AT HALF PRICE, and share in advance in|Py"States in the prosecution of TT THIN S&S aan value of all property of the company white’ giavers. Thi exceptional proposition, and gives} you a double opportunity for profit MAYOR ACCEPTS D N is RY Make r first payment now while the bonus EA | offer holds and protect yourself on a first selec- GIFT FROM GLES ‘The little things are very important in dental work and| tion. Fully paid stock certificate will be for-| Hven the rain couldn't dampen right here we want you to know that for details our office the enthusiasm of a big crowd of! cannot be equaled. We pride ourselves on carefully looking Kagles or cae spare jot kath:| after everything important. Let us demonstrate to you the ered at Woodland park Sunday to) ..7, you should have. Read our prices—they are important eae Sots _ Pain eT $5 The Bush & Lane with player mechanisms. mechanically trustworthy, t excellence of construction of warded immediately on receipt of payment, to- gether with a receipt for applying the amount} of such payment on any lots you may select |the largest bald ‘eagles ever brought \from Alaska to the city, The eagle| Please Mail Us This Coupon wan captured by Peter } I would like to know,more about Priest Rapids | ber of aerle é aid bonus to first purchasers It was prese The best a amalgam ts used] We have thousands of Seattle custom-| his bebalf by ¢ byte. The y ie but'int proper cane Lara who will toil) You that. they. never Past State Worthy Lin-| Ba fectly until, they us do the work seen e rene ene neeenacnrreesset an seecesteneeas coln Davis to the city. Mayor Cot-| Any work that dosen't prove aatlatac In the Bush & Lane Pla will be repaired free of charge at ath in Guarantee to All placed the Bush & Lane Piz We offer you,an opportu |terill accepted it for the park board EXONERATE DRIVER | To obtain good service from a badly Priest Rapids Townsite eisscutiisoiteianak So c\scs fee cements oo. * |ie wing the coroner's inquest Sat (0) iH l0 m. 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