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The Seattle star., September 24, 1909, Home Edition, Page 11, Image 11
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«if REBS IN
bra
VILKHUR
-^.nd Two Son. Who
f^Family of Six
RS&' by Dogs and
Threatened.
I m. I alte-el l*r**« '
lf/ u ty ■ hrroer. from
I **** pgt adjoin'll* fount le*
P*sh«riflg it • l«rl*r.
Fs-_,tUer NaafcensMp and
tf£^»« ,n -■•■• ,',,;,rt:"',
Pl£JErt«« 0««rP Meadow*.
I»»i^tt»re* children and
_#_____•»» th** **'"'* ***0---rr-
fcJErU and -Ma waa wera
■SSKS «*•» *b'' Promina, of
i fiSL ttnm th* band* nf a
£,&•!*■*« by barrliadlng
g^^lheif mountain cabin.
Li—ami Threat*****-
Wkhrtated
|_*_«_ storm tbe J»" «■>-
__^ft**»* r* to the nearest
C-._M«b the authorities are
g. „»nrt...i»« la «>**-■ *»>*■'* for
\Tmmtetm tt Ik* prlsonsr*. the
&v»w»»-*« •wttr,rs d .r ;'•
Sn ik* *•*• ***** **** '.
.un.* *»""•-• by the few
g»M__riilp «'•'' hi* faia-
Mm* ***** good reputation*
I Pun tie *«*».'«» family »a.
Jgjrir-r-i bkwalhounda were
pZi it tie •**■*« and pal on the
I ?!_ ttt* Me*do« * household
[Mi ftxtovd the scent ft. t.*n
EL iMI finally ■** «be #ha*r|ff
l__ ***** "', a. : BUnkenshlp'*
_ tottr,****. on Trail.
«« Ue' rtßcbsn* a -nnd hi*
-kftftj tie b»TlCat of the blood
*■'• Ik*? f*a la:o the cabin and
oapbA tat door* - Armed with
Est, *•»* defied j the officer*
(sw«_Mat,s.Tbe. officers par
■|^«_' t ts-'O. and finally.
■ v.-a, |e*a_*4 • protection.
tf|B«a^l I»**--Tv,,:'^ '■■"■
tarn* A .the cabin , revealed
I*l {.tea* a*i**d carm-" but
l_t*a*Up* stonily maintain
r(M*r*ar*.
1 ._.Mr *_2_<ai I
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f n?H -sTfe* *h_. *w dr* B^% n_ #1 *o *mm fi 1 _n_ §^ i _r^ IL_f i#^ 3
Monarch • Malleable Ranges
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Cl MIGH-ST AWARD /A!^_[i*^nß.SS^.@k9\
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/ 3^ mm— -*-***- a \/ w*m ■z%/rii_r\cnri_r_i'iVi
ii______E AT THE A.-V.-P. EXPOSITION -1""- "'-' '•-' "
_________ ,^^ •
Received Highest Award FRlt- Highest Award at
At the Only Two ISF'SI Lewis and Clark Exposition
Expositions Ever Shown LM..,^^^ — Portland, Oregon,
Seattle-Portland .iffl^^T 1905
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1 TWICE PROVEN A RANGE FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST Fri^i^
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WICE PROVEN A RANGE FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
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« A
* THS WEATHER. *
* Occasional rain tonight and *
* Saturday; moderate southeast *
* winds. * A
**>* »»»»»»»»»» OO *-*•**
TIDAL WAVE VICTIMS
WILL REACH OVER 300
ll* I Bl -1 fa,-. .
NEW OHI.KANH, It, Ba'pt. 34.—
With 800 already known lo be d«*ad
lv l on! .[.urn alone, and a number
of village* and lunula.ln yet to be
heard from, ii imiiii certain late)
that the list of cssualtlea roautttag
"*"li Monday"* tidal wave will c*_.
'-■ -I 800. Telephone and telegraph
i iimmimli lllon la gradually beiug
rcatored, and aa ii result th* lltt
ot dead la being added to almoat
hourly.
Conservative estimates by bust
ne*s men place the property loss
at 150.000.000. The sugar cane
crop Is a total '■-- 1' '■'- damage
lo the rice fields which arc-directly
tn th* path of th* storm cannot li.*
estimated, but are almost certain to
he a total loas.
Th* wreckage from the *tuall
fUhlng veaacl* and other .raft I*
drifting *aba>i.* and the loas from
thl* anuria- la certain to ran Into
the thousand*.
BUTTE MINERS BEGIN
FAR REACHING STRIKE
'A, I aiaa-4 If—at
BUTTE, Mont., Sept. Three
thousand miners of tba day shift
I aw ployed la 4.". of th* largest mine*
of tbe Amalgamated properties re
fused to go to work this morning
| and 5.000 men of the night ahltt an
nounced their Intention today ot
not reporting for duly tonight b#
causa th* en.ilue.-r* employed at lha
mine* have seceded from th* west
ern Federation of Miner* and have
formed an Independent ' union of
their own. The action of th* engt
ne«r* followt>d by that of th.
miners, threaten* to start an later
naaclne strife between urions which
may involve every big Mining camp
west of the Rockies
CORONER ABSOLVES -
BOY FROM ALL BLAME
_.
After Investigating the trairtc
death of Mrs. Robin* Hemer. wifa
of J. Heary Heater, grand .r*
corder of th* A <» U. W.. Wednes
day. a*mo»r J. I*. Snyder b«Ma*W
that the woman fell down the el*
»*'.*r shaft In the Kohler * Chase
building through no neglect of M.
M Miner, the elevator -aerator j
HENEY WINS FIGHT
; IN PRIMARY CASE
-——
'Ha l 11.^1 |_„ ,
SAN l"l( IM'lHt'i, Sept. 84.—
Judge Muraaky today aimtnlned III.*
demurrer of I***rnncl* J. He'll' . in
| the suit brought by Charles M, rick
ert ror a recount of iho democratic
votes mat In the recent primary,
when llauaav was declared the d*mo
■ cr!!,J? *-°*-*0«« for dUtrlct attorney.
Thl* decision give* 11,n.... the
, democratic nomination it.* will
»lso run Independently and will ap
pear on the ballot as 11,.. nominee
, or tho Oood (io.i.inin.'iit League
and tin* Independence l.eaguo. In
all Heney has four nominations.
' riekert will run on (he republican
and unSon labor tickets.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
DIES NEAR STATION
Evidently talking to the King
st. station to board a train, a well
dressed man. apparently about 60
years old. dropped dead at Fourth
ay. 8. and Jackson St.. shortly be
for.. 18 o'clock Isst night. The
man was walking along Jackson a'
towards the station, when sudden
ly he sank to tho ground. A sesreb
of the man's clothing revested f 195
In cash and a railroad ticket to
iß^arata. Wash.
TOMORROW IS THE DAY
Did you ra>ad the ad on the classi
fied page yesterday?
Read It today, then, ate] *e«
where the cashier of The Star
offers 11.00 each for three copies
j of this paper of a certain dale.
ll* Is held responsible for getting
these three copies ,ar that date, and
he says h* think* he will have them
.in time
Ba «ure and read the ad all tha
way through.
Then be certain and do just what
, the cashier ask*.
.. Th* c**hia-r'* .window I* th* first
window to the left •* you *nt*r th*
front door of Th* Star of He*.
One. two. three Star*.
On* dollar each.
i .-
SUE NAMEY SALIH
Salt was commenced, yesterdsy
In tha superior court by Sullivan *
Constdtne against .N. ftallh. pro
prietor of the Street* of Cairo at
tha A.Y.I*. K. for commissions dv*
for furnishing talent for Ballh'a
dancing shows. The amount sued
for Is 130.1*0. which I* supposed
to represent & per cent of the
weekly salaries of the performer*
furnished.
THE STAR—FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1909.
. . ' !
fiiliEilfili
fIEMIY FOH FINAL TEST
INCY, Mass., Hept 24 II"
* ! North Dakota, tbe first flghtliiK
i ship tn tbe Culled Htntn* mill or
i the l)ii*,'iilniiiislit els**, Im* liven
, completed and averythlng Is rrady
i for the tests which the n*ta*el must
. undurgu before she can bo acceptud
from lb* shipbuilders. iha to**'"
, metit.standardisation tmts are set
, for Oct. 16,
I Th* Rot i land course, off th*
Maine coast, ha 1 been chosen *tri the
i place to put III* vosssl through her
, paces.
.roaa_tt_^_u«cMma.a._«_s«
J ON THE FRONT \
■_ux_____xt-g3_jx'iimi.!Tr.nii
The steamer Hants Clara of Hie
Alstka .Steamship company nailed
for \l.iiaa.iin porta at 'i p. in llilH
morning, Sbe was loaded down
with freight and bad it fan num
ber of passengers.
On .Monday next tin' steamer
Iluckman will sail direct for San
I'mitt'iiari' Mile- lis* a good pas
senger Hat and the n*iisl large
cargo.
The steamer Governor sailed for
San I'ranclseo and Southern (.'all
fornia porta tbls morning st 10
o'clock. This popular vessel WS* ,
as usual loaded down with freight
and passengers, ttnvvn wllh fia-igl.i
snd ;ies*«eng*r*
The Cottage Ctty sails tomorrow
for -kngwaj, and Southeastern
Alaska at » p. in. Shs will be
followed a week from tomorrow
by the Umatilla, which make*
Nome and Rt Michaels her des
tinations.
AMI FIN CD.
Because they uai*d citric arid In*
stead of lemons In tho manufacture
of l*mun*d*. rred Hsilah Joe Ahlsn
and A. Camps* were each On $20
by Police Judge .John ll Cordon
yesterday. Tb* fine* w.ti. paid J.
Duncan and Simon Burnett. charged
likewise, will he given a hearing
Sept 31
rait OATI ADMISSION
White City Park
See the Dig 110.000 Airship; I;
Largasl In th* World. !
Bankrupt Sale
lit.*** tto-p nt Clsttalse. Hat*.
She** anal KcrAl.hlns* at y ur
•WA prl-a
' <)-|_l'lli|*, *T «. .
THEODORE BELL HAS
HOPES FOR GOVERNOR
NlVritH DAMB, Ind . h.-i>i tt —
•'I nropoaa' mine ilny to In* governor
of California and no power shall
thwart i,,,." WllH ,),,, statement of
Theodore A. fletl of California lie
tore Ihe students of N'uifi. Dame tin I
versity, that l* regarded tod* an
lllrlk'Hilve* of th* western democrat's
oonflilencn In hi:, political future iii
his own stnt*.
Hell delivered a sincere eulogy of
the late Oov. lull., A. Johnson of
Minnesota.
* * **********
* . *
* DANK CLEARINGS. *
* Seattle. *
* Clearings today. 12.R9R.977.07 .
* n.iliiiu «■«. 359.22t.11) *
* * Tscoms. *
* Clearings today...s 030.360 00*
* llia!niii«.» 65,961.00 *
* Portland. *
* Clearings t0day...11.047.943.00 *
* Halftnce* ..." 68,003.00 *
* a
************ ******
Tim boy who runs away from
1 holm, never |aa s* good it time as
he thought he would.
for aoft wliii.. hand* sin com
pl**ion, Leary's Liquid Compound,
perfuma-d. All druggists. •••
Your Feet
Hurt?
Veen'll Ilea*l r*M*a] la .l.i.r. Ileal
111 Prmprrir It 1a... a llailr
laaaaar l.a alar a prtltrt 111 aeael
••tw* aal.err. ele.a'l lake. lha .Ufa
Ireeaahlr Ma ale*. I la.a lee.,. ...
b*— m lata, rn.ee.aaa a.lr, i 1.,.
of at) Ira aa* .I.r. I. laaah. II
»*a,
Old Oak Shoes $4.00
faaaar ll*.Hara Mania la ITarri
Pair.
Stacy-Adams and John
ston ft Murphy Shoes, $6.00
to $10.00
Dent* '•• ,'alr .liffar *veru*
MUSI pain tram thtlr (mi
without knnwln* that an arch
support win afford rallaf In al.
most ev*ry «««• Our Hcholl
Trl*a*prtn* Arch ftupport rs
,*t.*** -*■ ''"-* <"".■>>*■ Worn
188 any »ho*.
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AT $23.50, $25.00 and $30.00
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ARE REMARKABLE
Alvlii l\__iVlAl\_vAJ_>ij_li
For Their Style and Quality Merit
At these prices we arc BOW offering choice new Tailored Suits that arc
of unusually attractive value.
There are i great number to select from, all of the most fashionable
fabrics and embodying tlie very latest style features.
An Inspection of this collection will convince the most conservative of
the remarkable style and quality merit.
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At the above prices we have three splendid lines of strictly Tailored
Waists that are attracting much attention. They represent a fine degree
of excellence in style, material ahd workmanship, and are considered espe
cially low at the prices marked.
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