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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
DEATH AT WHEEL
OF SPEEDING
AUTO
CHAUFFEUR DIES As HIS MA.
CHINE SPEEDS ALONG AT A
aoMlLE.AN.HouR CUP.

NEW YORK, July ia as.
horse powof MERGED auto sped along
for more than three miles iast night
on Ocean Park Way a, q speed Of
80 miles an hour with the hands
OF dead man Al the wheel.
Every effort Is being made today
by the friends OF stephen w. An.
doraon. the dead man. 60 avoid
publicity In the affair. and the cor.
oncr's office IL searching for three
friends who were IN the automobile
at the time ot ita weird ioVSpey
Anderson. who owned M ma
chine. was NJ the wheel when he
was suddeTly attacked hy hem.
orrhage that resulted Ia his death.
The other occupants af tho car
did not notice that anything Was
wrong. MS the dead man sat straight
In his seat A mounted police hail.
cd the ear. ordering IL Ca allow down.
and when his order was not obey.
ed he followed the car and shouted.
A Young woman who sat next 60
Anderson called to him 10 slow
down the ear lie did not answer.
then the young woman saw blood
coming from his mouth Another
man In the auto took the wheel and
stopped the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
MARINCO WILL
FIGHT ATTELL

Eddie kid Marriage. the George
town italian. has been matched TO
flght Abe Attell 10 rounds for the
championship OF the world at Sand
Point, Idaho. on July "a.
Johnnie Reid Is promoting the
battle. lie has succeeded in get.
ting the Sand Point sports 60 guar.
antee purse Of 81 500 The men
will meet a. i22 pounds rlugslde.
aud the fcatherweight title Will
hinge on the fight
Marriage IL we'll known IN Sc
attic Tie has been boxing for
number Of years around the city
lie went ON with Battling Nelson
when the lightweight champion
was a. the Star theatre in this city
aud made the best showing Of any
Of the pnRs who went on. MarluEo
~ a tough eoung fellow. but he
lacks the class and Atteli will IN
doubleday cuff his head off lone
before the limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
RUFF INA PECK
OF TROUBLE
Friends Must Pay Dearly
for Going on His
Bonds.
10y United Press,


SAN FRANCISCO, July i5.-~Abe
Ruef IL again IN trouble. The lat
est woes Of the fallen boss make
Job look like rank beginner
Ruof says he feels Ike an autoD,o.
blllat who has just been stranded
IN tlEs middle of prohibition state
aud not a horse In sight. Abra.
hams troubles began afrcah when
the men on bis bail bonds dlsooy.
cred that the luxury of writing
their signatures upon the docn.
menta was going 20 be expensive
work
They find that they will not be
allowed 10 pay Just once for this
pleasure OF helping their old friend
Abe. but that every inqulsitivc
deputy assessor would endeayor TO
learn whether they had been max.
Ing or losing money.
Annof91cement made az the as
SCISSORS office that the sworn state.
mentH made by the pefaana on
HuefH bond would be- accepted AZ
the basis for their tax this year. la
the bombahell that has created such
widespread CONSERVATION As a 70.
suit. Increases OF from 80 to 100 per
cent viii be made In the assess.
ments Of nearly every person who
signed the Ruef bonds. In one IN.
stance the amount will be raised
from $500 unsecured personal prop.
erty 70 $4,000 cash Ia the bank.
which the bondsman told the court
or but forgot to inception 10 the
assessor
The slgners Of Ruefs bonds have
called on him TO pay the difference
ia their taxes and To- iE now worry
Ink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
MSS FRroRGg CALVERT ANseL.

water The vessel rightcd itself and
floated lazlly out into the Delaware
river amid the waving. OF tags.
serceching % sirens aud blowing Of
whiatiea Of the assembled river
craft.
The South Carolina will lead the
navy whciP completed a. the most
formidable fighting ship.
The water line arnoF belt extends
practically up 20 the main deck. and
IL located according 20 the most
approved designs
The ships length IN $50 feet, and
the speed will be isls knots.
When completed the South Caro-.
Ina will have cost about 81 GOO 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
Tooth Talks
BY OHIO DENTISTS
1--WE Won't Hurt You"

So many people have an enron.
eous idea that the Alyeolar process
OF restoring missing teeth involves
a surgical operation. We are con
stanYly getting letters asking
whether the operation" is painful
or not
There r. nothing about this work
that Is in the slightest degree re.
lated 10 an operation"
We don't do any cutting or Dor
ing into the gums-you have moth.
Ing TO fear or dread.
The constructive part Of the
work II done IN the laboratory II
II not even n tedious job for the
patient.
Danish the fear. II You have held
to the idea that Il was n painful
ordeal and one 70 be feared or
dreaded.
The Aiyeoiar process has revolu-
tionined the old fashioned tnrtures
OF the dentist chair--people are
glad 70 keep appointments here, for
each one means that the new. bean.
uful teeth are that much nearer
ready to be placed in the mouth.
Read the following letter:
Vancouver. Wash. June rs, 1908.
Dear SlrA~-i wish ia express my
appreciation Of the dental work you
did for me recently. You restored
four upper teeth for me by the Al.
tcolar process. after I had worn a
plate for ten years
Your process OF putting In teeth
without bridge or plate is wonder.
ful and ! assure you that ! will
recommend Il 90 all my friends I'm
need OF such work | can truthful.
~ say that the work IL quick THAT
". does not necessitate long and
frequent calls al your office during
the time Of construction. eeery.
thing being accomplished IN two
vista. arid last. but not least, the
work IL practically painless.
The teeth which you restored are
~ firm and solid as natural ones.
aud ] can use them with perfect
satisfaction and comfort in eating
! feel confident that anyone ia
need ~ any dental work will not
regret calling ON you.
With sincere best wishes for your
success,
MISS NJ. COLMAN.
We simply use Miss Coleman's
letter because IL refers directly TO
the points we have touched upon
We can refer 70 patients In every
part OF this country and to many
I'm Canada who would corroborate
all she has said.
Where do you live-East, West.
North or South7 II YOU viii write
for particulars we can put you in
communication with an Alveolar
patient in your vicinity. TO whom
you can write We may name some
right IN your own town--for there
are over ten thousand OF these hap
ny people scattered all over this
country and Canada--and more be.
ing added daily.
Are you weahng a partial plate
or a bridge? II so, you know what
II is TO be tortured. We sympa.
thize with you--but you don't need
20 surfer long.
II you are near enough you can
call for free examination of your
teeth.
Why not make start towards
teeth perfection-~todnyf
Good teeth mean good health.
Opportunity is knocking
Address Ohio Dentists. 307iz Pike
Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

MADRID. July i5.--Contracta for
SPANS new navy will be let 90
spanish builders. according 10 an
announcement made today. The
new navy. which will replace the
one Loaf In the war with the United
States. will consist Of three armor.
ed cruisers. each of $4,000 tons.
three torpedo boat destroyers ~
$50 tons. - torpedo boats Of 100
tons and four gunhoatH Of 500 tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
TEST DEVICE TOPREVENT
COLLISION OF TRAINS


CHICAGO. July Preparations
are being made today by the mem
bora Of the interstate commerce
commission for next Fridays tests
Of devices which. II is believed. will
prevent the collision Of railroad
trains.
Georgine Worstlno. president OF
the Tennessee Central. invented the
device
The device Is placed at each end
Of a railroad block" While train
IL in the block this device serves
as lookout and should another
engineer disregard the stop signal
at the block. the device catches and
sets the airbrakea, bringing the en-
crOachlng train 10 a standstill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
f. NJ. SPINNING
1910 second Az.
NEW SNlN REMEDY
Creates Big Stir; Drug Stores
Crowded With Sufferers.


For tho past two weeks the
Quaker. Raven and other leading
drug stores IN this city have been
crowded with persons desiring a
supply of poslam. the new cure foP
eczema. This Is the drag which
has created such a stir throughout
the country since it's discovery one
year ago
For the convenience ~ those
who use poslam for pimples, black.
heads. hlotchcs, red noses. acne.
herpes and other minor SKIN trou.
bies. a special 50-cent package has
been adopted in addition to the
regular tao-dollar jar which is now
on sale nc all leading drug stores.
In eczema cases, poslam stops
the itching with first application
and proceeds to heal. curing
chronic cases IN two weeks. In
minor skin troubles. results show
after an overnight application For
free experimental sample, write
,0rect 10 the Emergency Labora
torsSa, 80 West TweBty-fifth Street
elss Yers cite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
PROJECTIONS FOR SOUND.


~ nieLLiNGllAM. July l5 !
4 Puget sound should be pro, 4
4 tectod by proper fortified I
= tlona. said CONGRESSMAN W 4
4 G. Humphrey lant night, Ode. 4
4 ception pass aud the channels 4
a leading into this harbor aud 4
a the cities OF the sound must 4
4 be fortified Otherwise a FOR 4
: cign Zoe could easily gain the 4
= interior. Once the inner har. 4
= borH of the sound are reached 4
= u would be- an easy matter to 4
4 enter any Of our cities. gain A
: control OF the navy yard at A
= hremerton, and In fact by the 4
= use of the railroads occupy 4
: the whole sound country IN 4
= comparatively short time" 4
- =. !. :. = :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
Will ERECT sUlLoIHe.

Seattle camp No. 50. woodmen
81 the World. az a meeting last
uight decided 20 erect a three story
camp building on the property
owned ~ the lodge AZ Mercer and
Pine sts Il Is estimated that the
buildinE will cost So. coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
CONG. sUlzER ON
WAY TO ALASKA

Alaska must have the righi fo
govern herself To deprive her %
foil territorial government IL nu.
American and contrary to the
theory Of our free institutions. de
clnrea Congressman William sui
Esr. ~ New York. Alaska Yukon.
Pacific exposition enthusiast. Rd
vocate u home rule IN Alaska and
psnaecr Of that territory Of 1885
lie arrived Ia Seattle iaat evening
on bis way 10 the mining town
10 the north that bears bis name
Another New York man Ia thla
city yesterday was STATE Senator
William y Armstrong. who was
chairman o. the insurance commit.
tee which Investigated the life In.
Hurauce companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
SOCIETY SCANDAL
NOW PROMISED
10y United Prsss.,

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, July 49,
Society leaders here are today anx.
iounly discussing the threat Of r.
= Dlckeraon. a millionaire. 10 burn
apf several social lions and lion
eseea IN his reply 90 an extremely
sensational divorce complaint re-.
Gently filed By his wife.
t1here arr many NnrmiHea as to
theseauac Of the Domestic storm ia
ihc DickerHon household. as both
swe prominent IN society and ap
very happy until last
weeks row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
SLOPES wrrH YOUNG GIRL.


SANTA BARBARA. Cal. July Is
--slvan \ Scafle. a young married
nxan with two childrcn. II under
ntaeet here today, charged with
Kidnapping tbseAroid blanche
Hickey. daughter 81 a prominent
rancheF at prcntt Searie will be
pFuses ated By the parents ~ the
EigL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

PHILADELPHIA. July rs. Miss
Frcdrec Calvert Anscl. daughter Of
The govcrnor OF South cSrollna.
chrlstened tho latest aud most
powerful battleship % Uncle Sam v
navy with these words 4 christ.
en- thee South Carolina
The fair sponsor stood on rails.
"a platform. decorated With nsyion.
al colora.
As the vessel began 60 slowly
move ON the ways. the employees 81
tie Ahlpyard gave n lusty roar 81
applause
LtrchluE lightly as Il struck the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
INJURED cHAuFFEua FINED.

A. /. Kruger. chauffeur who
plugged through the railing Of the
bridge Of Fourth av. s. some time
ago. was fined $50 yesterday by
Police Judge John H. Gordon for
drfvinE his car AZ an excessive rate
81 speed on July g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
"sIo FOUR" AT VALLEJO.
10y unit-d press.)

VALLEJO. Cat. July 15-All the
cruisers of the big -Four squad.
ron Of the Pacific fleet. commanded
By Rear Admiral Sebree the Call.
fornia, the South Dakota. the Mary
land and the West Virginia are
here undergoSg repairs for their
trip 20 Samoa this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

river. according to reports received
from the flooded dintrlct Il IA be
lleyed that unless che weather sud
denly shifts 10 another hot spell
the waters will Fecedn today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
FRAZER RIVER REcsplnc.

HEi.lINGHAM. Jslyo IS Heavy
rains which fell IN this vicinity last
night and the cool weather which
prevails here to-day have put a stop
TO the further rise % the Fraser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
iUTOSSpEED AT.
DANGEROUS
RATE

,...,mah,le spoedlnr on 18th and
A"'s 49, between Madison and
I'VE s 49, Is called % the attcn.
hssS y The star By z = Wood. a
s'.sx' w.s,a Saws that he has TO be
~ .ssh "a the watch % escape
se. .e run down by automobiles
WV .'.eed IN those streets some.
No. .eanlng as high az 90 70 go
ua.s. n hour. endangcrlng lives,
We ,.'lu u children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

The first showing IN this city Of
the famous taking moving pictures
took place today AZ the Lois. start.
Ing with = matinee this afternoon
The performance this evening viii
b. continuous from until n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

VIENNA. july Is Nathan
Strauss. the New York millionaire.
Who has distributed paatenrixed
milk 20 the poor Of that city for the
past u Year,. has presented Vienna
with a milk sferiilxinR plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
IA paunhtsr q ,hs souih. .

The Seattle theatre 10 furnishing
the only English speaking drama
this week "A Daughter % the
South" The attraction Tor next
week viii be Midnight n New
York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

The zazelt Vernon pantomimlats
are making a hit At the star theatre
aa are Elsie Ridgely a Co. in The
Fall Of %, and Manuel Remain.
the minstrel singer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Mile Techow's troupe Of per.
forming cats Il the headline novel
~ feature al raniaRea this week
with The Nlalto Quartet also get.
ting their share ~ the attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
..vIrioS FoR BOULEVARD.

=, number q West Seattle
.sss ar signing the petition
Hsssssa bx the Spring hlill aud
s s,ssray PARK improvement club
49, 49, AZ A boulevard to be CON
$50 49, lfnm West luncauNt "a
~ sss. ~ limits Il Is pfopoTs that
y. ~ 1e'ssalssard be built on fne as.
.sssmeat plan.
-. .s...s ~ IA The sDmmlng tank OF
smsa park Natatorium open all
ms snd evenlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS
arhs Ma,sot.s

The comedy Of THE Mascot az
the Grand IL clean cut and EN-
phatic New scenery has been
especially provided and the cos.
tuning Is rich and appropriate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
Unusual Chance
Attracts Scores
DAMAGE PIANO SALE AT JOHN
sToN's DRAWS piscRIM-
MATING BUYERS.

Never before have piano buyers
responded so quickly as In this
Railroad Damage Sale Of Fine High
Grade Pianos All day Monday and
yesterday until way after closing
time the big Pioneer Piano Estab-
lishment al THIRD aud University
Was crowded with shrovd buyers
eageSly bent on securing the rare
snaps. Wen frankly admit that
the rush was little larger than
we expected. and hope those that
could not be waited on promptly
Viii bear with us. Surely the
trivial Inconvenience Of being com
PEELED 10 wait was amply repaid BY
the rare values secured
This rush II not TO be wondered
at for never before IN the history
OF the Pioneer Piano House have
We been able 10 offer discriminat,
Ing buyers such nnheard OF values.
We want 20 say again and most
emphaiically that this Damage Sale
Is without a parallel--in value CIV
Ing II EurpaHseB anything ever
heard Of--the railroads loss is your
gain.
Bear IN mind that unsteady
these pianos are In every way as
good as new. Wen guarantee them
as such. The damage is 10 the
cases only--some, OF course. worse
than others but there are many
that can ~ placed IN such condi-
ton that only the closest scrutiny
will reveal the mars.
INTERIOR NOT HARMED.
To be candid. what difference
DO a few mars or scratches make
so long as the tone and interior
mechanism IL perfect Hardly q
piano but what is marred and
scratched after being in the home
short time. Unsteady there's no
difference, and surely the ire
mendous saving you can now effect
should Interest you.
The keynote OF this chance Is the
high character OF the pianos. The
very finest aud best known makes
IN America Schuberts. Story q
Clarks, Testers. Haddorffs. Hobart
N. Cables and even the glorious
Chiekering and famous Kimballs
we're injured
The railroad officials have set
tied literally the loss aud incon-
fenlence. Come In and take adj
vantage OF this saving, but come
right away.
PRICES NEARLY HALvEp.
On the regular 1910 STYLES You
now save a clean $500. The s375
values 40 now at s21S. The s42s
ones at s2ks. and so on up to s4se.
for which amount you can now take
choice OF the very finest and costly
$3.50 styles.
You must come. see and Judge
for yourself before you can really
appreciate this extraordinary event
Some are injured more than Others.
but most OF them can be refinished
SO that only the Closest examina-
ton will reveal the scratches.
II you have any idea OF securing
high-grade piano within the next
two years--hurry In. You'll never
again see the equal Of this oppor-
tunity. Don't let ready money
stand In your way. We want TO
dispose OF all these instruments in
the shortest time possible, so wen
not split hairs about terms.
Bear In mind each and every
plano Is fully guaranteed. Money
back II not as represented and en-.
urely satisfactory.
Let us urge you once more ia
come at once. It's 10 your ad.
vantage TO do so. ID. s. Johnston
Co, Oldest and Largess Dealers
Third and University. Johnston Co.
Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Boats leave Pier 2. foot Of YeAler
Way. 81 30. 1850. eseo. 1890, 1880
a m. f;ts. lao. 100. 90. $50.
& 20 ,. m. and Sundays Tao o m
*ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
sPEcIAL DISCOUNTS.

To clean up stock will give spe.
cial discounts on all baseball goods
In quantity. A. J.. Hall. Sporting
Goods. iii First ay 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Strains weak eyes. our specially
ground glasses relieve the strain
aud strengthen the eyes schuchard
Optical Co. 1907 Second ave. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

~ (By United Press.) 4
4 WAaHiNGTON. July b. 4
h Unless word N received from 4
= Col Ooethcle today 20 the 4
4 contrary. Pacific coast dealers =
= win not be considered IN the 4
4 purchasing Of supplies by the =
= commiasary department Of the 4
= canal commission Captain 4
4 Hegga, general purchasing 4
4 agent Of the Panama canal y
+ commission. In "a statement \
4 given out today. said that poor 4
= steamship service on the "a. 4
A oifie coast II responsible for \
4 the decision 4
!. Z. /. =. = "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
Steamer Monticello

Snycg eiEht minutes IN time between
Seattle aud u 8 Navy Yard. which en-
abies new schedule % six round trlpa
daily, Leaving Flyer bock. foot or Madi-
son street, al $50. 500 and N 40 a m,
40, 600 and G.eQ y m. Saturday, N. so
y M. sunday. 80 b. m
Leaving HrenrrtonO Use and 1910
a. m, ~ &c. ESQ, f.ib and T:se d IN
Sunday night S;ao instead OF z so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

tathinE Hatehet .........4.... 81 As
Mere Bargains IN window Sale ends
IufY "a
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Everett andEdmonds

Mr Hume ~ the Vulcan Sron Works.
has Just registered another victory IN
the new speed wheel just Put on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Case of offered Dresser measures
ri inches wide BY ~ Inches long,
small upper drawers are made with
serpentlne front. and top IL neatly
shaped; graceful toilet standards
support a French beveled plate
mirror. which IL rs inches wide BY
"a inches high Dresser well
made and finished rather q dark
golden. Save six dollars Ia buying
tomorrow.
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-23
FOUNDING POISONED
IN RICHMOND HOME
Child Finally suceumbs to Ministra-
tons of Unidentified Assassin and
Whole Case Is Shrouded
In Mystery

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 22.-Baby
Vaughan, a founding, the victim OF
two mysterious posonings, died last
night at the City Home, supposedly at
the hand of some person thoroughly
familiar with the surroundings. The
infant, a fine looking little fellow,
chung to life with great tenacity, and
did not expire until a dose of corrosive
sublimate, administered several days
ago, was followed with chloroform
Both attempts to kill the child were
made in the early morning.
The first attempt to poison the BABY
was made when a woman, now an Ia
mate of the home, was the only person
present The dose, which was admin
istered in tablets, was of such strength
that when the child was found It's
mouth. throat and face had been badly
burned. The child was still in pre-
carious condition when on Sunday the
chloroform was administered.
Miss Margaret Venable, nurse III
the womans ward, was the first to dis
cover the crime. The baby had not
been left alone more than ten min
utes when its condition was discovered.
The child was brought to the home
on May 1S, when only nine weeks DID,
by its mother, who gave her name as
Mrs. Francis Vaughan, and said she
was an actress to whom the child had
been born In the city or NofIolk
The woman and her infant were ae-
oompanied to Richmond by man,
through whose fundamentally DR.. Jul
Ian Oppenheimer succeeded in finding
a home for the child The mother SAID
she was an actress and that she had
formerly lived in Washington she
said she was then on her way to fill an
engagement in Philadelphia. She sup
Piled the child with clothes and left
since which time nothing has been
heard of her.
The police have the matter under in
vestigation. They are working under
the supposition that some person IA
miIiar with the home in which the
child had been placed was employed to
make away with the infant. The police
have also unearthed a clew that the
mother of the child is not an actress
AT all. but a prominent society woman
here. The matter of the parentage OF
the child Is shrouded in mystery.