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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
sRSBIPS ron THE PUcIFIG.
TNs Armeped CrWa.~rS - 40 Neat vail
Ne nattBe~hlp- um Ne sent.

Wa~HISGroN. AEri ~ TWo nee
arrnored cruisers % ths navy 'he NOr't
. carolina ard Montana Wili - s~n' =
tho PAcssr aud attA-het 20 the Pacifls
hees nest fan Both ths~e ve~~~i~ Ars
nos on the Atlantic The Worth Caro-
ina - ~ Rio D. JanssrO. where y r'-r~nsiy
arrived after tearing TIE bodv q S~aoF
Joaquin Nabuco former Rrazlhsn Am
bAs-ador 10 the United Sra'es She wrli
remain there for several weeks
The Monfana - a. Havana The ~rJ.is-rs
viii meet at some south American por-
within the next few we~ks and Will JON the
armor~d cF7Ii-~rs T~nn~~-~e and South
Dakota. wh;ch are 81 route from the
the PaciRc around South America The
four armor~d cr'Is~rs viii b~ organized
INTO a SPECIAL squadron and viii v,s.t
B'leno~ Ayr during the c~iebra'ion
to he heid the. on May -. After leaving
B1e0oa Avre- they wilI 20 90 Santiago
Chils. go participate m . similar oe,e-
brarion On the compl-t on % tbs duty
al fOaFr CRUISER Will proceed 20 san
Francesca. Where The slrad-on will -
a.tarhed to the Pacific n.-es
The Arrnored cr1iis~r Nee York will
also go To the PacI6c by wAy of The Sn~z
CAnAi 20 heroine the flagship % the
Asafic squadron. sIcCcedn NJ the pro
tected cruiser charleston The N~~
York 10 nO~ en- roIie from Phiiadel ,pls,a
fog Hamnton Road
There - no immetiaie intention on the
part q the Navy Department q s~nnInE
any uaftl~sbips 20 the Pacific coast N
spite % the eoergssic r-1uests q mem
hers Of COnGress from coast States IL
would ~ contrary 20 the present. policy
% the Department 10 sphf up the present
Atlantic heet % sixaeea bettle~hips Or the
purpose ~ furnishing n hastleship feet
Tor the Pacific. The time - approach-
ing rapidly. however. when tho Depart
ulent WiH b. aide 10 Organize a eses q
basgl~ships for the Pacific without With
dagmg any ves~sls from the Athntic
feet. Az pr>@@nt the navy has abOuf
ghs Atlantic. SiNtsen Of these are IN the
h~es Three OtherN The North nAkosa.
Delaware and South Carolina are On
special aervice Three more the Ind
ana. Iowa and Massachusetts, are pre-
paFIng 20 take the corps ~ midshipTnen
81 the Naval Academy On q summer crSlis.
abrnad- SiN hattbeship@ are undergoing
repaius IN Atlnntic navy YARDS.
This ~ va force y adequate 60 furnish
a B-st - twelve hattiesbips FOR the Pacific
withOut dstRcting from the str-ngdh
6est. In addition there are under cor
strnction four hFst class haftleshipn the !
Florida. Utah. Arkansas and Wyoming
which uin not be comptsted for s1fg,-
time When thee ve3aeis ere placed ~
the navy viii have thirty
two bstfbshiT's On the Atlantic This
number % adequate 10 furnish two nssts
% Nxt-en bartisships elch. one f~r The
Atlantic and one for tn Pscihc-
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.- A.. .t.--..--. -. - q - A.
e"sh@- - .upe,ne w class ~ hts -
sirsntaHr w -. sih es'la-,if lh''osis'r, >
Nr'sen,% - sia -arn shat ~ "nNh'
h1ss $500 N"hnsh e"ai-aa'saas'
"a ans'E, eNSry sood n-a..ir~ sht ?
ln~"1or~ n~-sN-n fs~--i 400 %,
80 No'h1 haTe iaai-l g ga--as" ~,
~ hh-tAn W. ADJ " @nf -.
A. - ~ne1t-u ~ ,n- '"osr~s- wv
hHNsN ~ ata ~ bsfnS rAN@
w lara ea~ narntng-r ~ rtsry
tns - u~tns.rnsc ensn- "a M -
nrsan aar.rlct ., Mt--o'irt ana W Jos
ne.tr,-t ~ ne-aen,s.~ts. ~ mln~rtty
ieeter aaid mat W. harmony "h~tte<
tns mefN M .ass ~ hbhenny 'An'"li-
Nhas~ ne N~p1niGah t.etisn- az
raatng eech otner c'n ot u@ nertE,
-eho ~, ~sNenis r~cIe.- ~un ep-n
arms Snd taF@ NJ Ui''ire ~fh '"n'""ne''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
/, soOOO.SOo WIGE RHSE.
PVessslsaa BPSNa 90 New tsrk eotral
Tafks sf st@iser Gs-s. sHlnE.

Tafks 90 Bsl@is~r Gs-ss GSHiInE.
William e Brown. pF~-iden, - th@ N@~
York Central. addr---,ng several hundr-t
members % 'se National Metal Trad~-
Association. which had = dinner ~ ths
A-tpr Last niGhi said thai 'h~ high oo-l
- living had hit his road
4 have jusi come from q conference
Nth the men - no represent the union
employees - the N~~ Work Central no
said We are abosIt "a clss-e naEotta-
tiOas which oil add ssmo.SO . year .
the TsyrOlir
On the menu card was printed thi-
-enument
Labor union- have done much for the
Gauss ~ labor and are here 10 stay Oar
aim - ~ dem onstFais that the chief
S0nten'ion for which thew stand the
c,ssssst shop. the bOvcOtt. the minimum
wage scal .. an etGnt nO,iT cav. limitation
~ appTenti cer opposition 10 pIec.- work
and to the premium plan and similar
DrOft sha ring systsm- are against the
true interests 81 both the EMPLOYER AMI
the WOrk man
Mr. BrOxn sa:d h. 'ndOr-s.i that
AZ 20 the high cO-' 10 living h. SAID
that consumption - rapidly OvsrtAk ing
production. and that unless the country
40 oks 20 the importance Of increasing
- agricultural products u you'd within
FIVE year. face q most dangerous economic
crIsis He recommended Government
experimental farms
The solution u the problem - not
increased acreage. hat increase 81 pro
d$ctiOn per acre by E,or~ intelligent
10 said
Nyron 7 Hsrrick former Coz ernor %
Ohio William y Humphrey u the Wash
lngton delegation IN Congress. and Prof
Dexter : kimhall ~ SiblsT College.
Cornell University wee the 1fher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
PISS BIR IND BOTTLE RTLL
uasssr,su,rIts Morse SSsas Ne~ I-sgasr
lAN - tns senate

BOsro~. April n The bar and bottle
bill ~a- pA~-ed to b. ongro--ed IN tn
Hoars to-day by = wore vote THIS
measure foF5id- the ale 81 bottled liqoor-
~ tho-s who hold iioen-.= 20 Ill drinks
over the bar. IL uIll nov 20 TO the senate
for enactment
Ever Effort Wa- made 20 amend the
bill ~ such a Wav a. % delay 81 pas-ARs
or destroy its she~tiven@-s Ons amend
ment vas ruled out % order and two weFe
defeat@d.
Tho atnendWent thai only cigars and
trlsa go - ao,d bsstsi-s liquor IN fourth
elias liccn-- placs's vas ruled utlt % order
Tho rrfsE-ntum Amendment Was kllled
Art Nv a vooe vota. then by q rising vote
81 % W taD end hnalay Was swamped ~
a TDil call rUts ~ q - IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
dOID STOR tGE.
Dr. Huey says o. Iaprs,es sSsne Nrts~te.
90 Feed and Drsnk.

WAsHIS0ToN. April Is.-senaior Lodge
secured the printing to-day a. a p'Iblic
document o. communication from Or
Harvey Wiley. Government chemist. on
re s'Orag q % food products Gadr-~ssd 70
the ssena's COMMITTEES investigating food
prices
some articles Of food IN his Opinion are
improved by beng kept IN cold sso-age
and as examples cited cheese hams ant
bacon. wines. liquors amt beer. Such
articles AZ milk. eRgS and vegetables
deteriOraie An storage. SAID the chief
chemist. The doctor approves the use
of canned Foods. but declares that they
are likely 10 become unwholesome 10 kept
m storage more than one season. Nine
months k~ frs ~ the limit % time that
most food articles can be safety stored
before deteriorMfing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
cgEWGNT TTRNS TO CONFETTI.
kRS~s Better ThsR - GHs Down Hsr
Trees. ana ssDa, Here Ter PslrIs.

DR. Hermann PRssow. En0n~~r- a.
Reil and n W@idnsr. Or Otto Schott
ard CardiIs Peters a oommi.saoa ap-
pointed ~ the German Government
- loSk IntO American concrete ron
str9ction methods arrived yesterday By
b. HsmburG- American liner President
LanrDln from Hamburg
Or SchOtt said that che Laws ~ Cor
many - r. prohibited the cutting down
~ trees tina. even tho farm f-Dc--~ we're
hsliit - stone H recognized that America
- the WOrld IN artincial STONE work
and thsf - Why the commission Nas
sent h@r~ II wants 70 find out among
Of nor things how cheaply con~rese fence
nav ~ haalf: also all Worms os farm and
~ nor architecture
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
Arm, and Na,y Orders

wasHIxorox. A2rii - -rhr-s cry S-1'-s
aere issued % day
sero-d Lieut. George " SET. pa rsa-'
>routs. 70 , or hanrorE. Nsw fer-sT
tapt Garrison Mo- esEes. -Nar~an STAR
frerl g-nerai hosrttai. tse Preside q 80 f-aa
ctsfo. 20 rs Proper stanon
cruonn Lieut. Ge0rGf {. LAHrasur. IHfl -
lnfanirf. nos awsitinw o-fers IN tris ctls >
fo1t Lac tol. Nashington
The~r W oTd~-s SER ISSUED
iteu' y. " M~inUr ~. % nayV 80 N''
lsiann c.
7Aeul ~. a. = WaBare. % charge o - 3 -
crslnng station. netroif Mirh
Leaf ". y. AKA. frsn charge - f-r- lux
stafioa. D~troft. - ~ TeNna
EnaEn . ?. nortrh- MA dl-rhargef -
trearrsn' - nsyai nl~frai .rhooi host 's. N -
" y Ton - q. % the DsiaanFr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
Ns, rmssSs 81 Naval Se-.-l.

WASHINGTON. April n Arrived Tug
ssandish a. Norfolk. transport ssvurru at
Norfolk and cruiser Chester 90 HavAna
S4tlsd - Cruisers Tenneases and south
Dakota from Panamaa Tor Punta Arenas
and crSEisers Charieeaon. Chaffanooaa and
Cl8ya1and frOlD MongHoaR fog Anoy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
RETIRED LIST BILL RErORTED
% Prw, Aass Rstlrea Pa Tor SH Hoasyssl,
DaseharEra Nsasaseer @merTa-

ANsNNsA8N - -aAAANNNN @tApENFa-
wAsHTN0roS. April n Tho Comnitte@
on Military Affairs reported % sAs aoss=s
to-day the so-called waTnsr-Townsensi
voiuntser retired Iisi hill A amended
tho bili peOvides retired paw. according
% prsviOus rank and length % service.
for all h0nornbiy diachaTG~d surviving
volunteer OlLlcers Who served az nontha
o. more. Tho sane provision u made
for the limited number Of surviving
Oliicers and regulars Who rendered similar
service and have not be-n retired.
The commiftee-s repOr7 an giving the
rcaaons for recommending the measure
says that aincs ths civil war no legislation
whatever has hen enacted in recoGmition
Of the service 81 the surviving volunteer
officers. whsle in i've successive acts of
Congreas the civil war srrvice - al
officers 81 Tho Regular army and navy
have received generous reWarda-
The report iueludes an estimaas from
he Secrelary q the lBterioI Whauh nmss
~ cot ~ aile nrst yuar's 0pavafion % q .
hAu ~ tss1SagtR anovs pre1ant psmniOnA
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see ere tDgPTs fRS f0us
WgfTgg tWgVOagvFs

sSsr gfs ~ . aoSnastssrfi ~ 80 SO annpr.
sfstsesswsssrWpt aIusufsstsa go 2inItf
20 Spp~nr WWn . esHss~f 81 Fsrgtrs ~
eas~s mefsr~ 80 ess1lnsrsrs aa~t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
Tee Wan, Immigrant. Tsr Fms. I.vAsa.

The Jam ~ immigrants az Ellis fsls nj
.. - great that more than s.nON alien
a.~"rage pags"1R ~rv Who arrived on
-" r'nAmti iTs Oceanic. Caronia ana
it~u,ccRt lInc1ln we're h~ld all day
S"s' -Ts'ay slsoard shtp They vail br
sks'1 - He Leland thia mnynina The
-rr. E4ty hretk all records foT siccrage
aTttkaiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
RUSSELL HAS
OWN WAY IN
AUTOMOBILE
Defies Sheriff to Move
Him, and Makes 1t
Good Because of Crowd
on Street.

Rather than have n msslo with
Wallace A. RUSSELL IA front OF the
Alaska building yesterday noon,
sheriff Hodge took his insane pria.
oner back 20 the county jail with
out having an N.ray photograph
made az him. nussell's parents re-.
ouested sheriff Hodge Go take him
70 the office oi Or r NJ Rinlnger,
ia the Alaska building. Tor that par
pose. After much persuasion and
threatened violence Hodge got Bus.
sell out of bis cell into a waiting
automobile
When che automobile stopped az
the entrance 90 the Alaska building
Russel hraccd himself in the ma.
chine. catching hts feet under the
foot rail fio then announced that
he could BE- gut out Of the machine
only ia one way, and that was By
the sheriff dragging HIM out The
youth prepared 90 put up a fight
Ills molhor and father. who were
IN the automobile. did their best
20 persuade him 20 60 to the doc.
tors ogtice. but Russell refused GO
bulge sheriff Hodge was tempted
90 make the boy SO 10 the uhysi'
clans office. but he decided that he
would not 6g justified Ia creating a
scene on Second az. az the busiest
time OF the day Hodge stated that
he feared some one ia the crowd
might attempt 10 do the youth
harm As the taking Of the Tad %
the doctors office Was simply q
favor "a the Russell family. Hodge
let the boy have hss own way
Five years ago. while bunting,
Russell was struck In the head BY
a bullet from a revolver AZ that
time e Was not believed that the
bullet had penetrated the skull Or
Rinineer, however. wished Ca make
certain that tho bullet Is not lodged
IN the head 10 10 is lt may explain
the cause al the boys insanity
After refusing to 80 "a the doc
tors office Russell willingly &C.
eompaniad the sheriff TO photo.
graph studio on upper Second ava
where he goodnaturedly posed for
several pictures Il Is feared thal
Russell may escape from the asy
hun. and his parents Wish 10 have
photographs 20 aid In locating him
Sheriff Hodge was "a take Bus
sell 20 the asylum today. but Il is
extremely improbable whether OF
not Hodge can get away from Seat.
tie today. n not. Russell will be
taken tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
Dainty Bands and AIloyers

Nense Lace Allovers. suitable for waists and
oyerdresses. special yard, $3.50 and $500.
Nense Lace Bands in effective floral and cor
ventional designs special, yard, Sc.
Fancy Bands in an assortment including col
ored silk-embroidered, jet and pearl effects, SPECIAL
yard. Sc.
Fancy Bands in jetted, bugle-beaded sIktn'
broidered, gold and silver effects on net, from ~
TO inches wide, special, yard, 2Sc.
SILK FINISHING BANDS, TO INCHES
WIDE. SPECIAL, &c YARD.
A wide variety of Silk Finishing Bands, n
many popular colorings, some with both edges n
ished and others with pointed edge suitable i
finishing vests and yokes. Special, for ceannxl
at Sc yard First n~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
ARC LIGHTS GLOW
IN ANCIENT TARSUS

WASHINGTON. July Ia
The ancient city Of Tarsus, In
Asia Minor, where the Apostle
Paul was born. Is catching w
with the progress Of eiviiixa-
ton. ard nos is Illuminated BY
electricity.
In report 20 the govern
rnent on the eieetrisiestior Of
the ancient city. consui Ed
ward Nathan. Of Mersine. says
there are $50 electric street
lights IN the city and coo mean
descent lights for private use.
The power is taken from the
Cyndus river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
MARGARET ON HER
WAY TO TACOMA

CHICAGO. July H. Margaret iil-
ington. who retired from the stage.
secured a divorce from Daniel Fr0h-
man and married Edward J BOwes.
IL today on her.way 20 her Tacoma
home to prepare tor a return 10 the
footlights a new play in saich she
vii star II 10 be presented there
August 20.
The former star admits that ~the
lure Of the fOotiishts" was too great
20 resist. but snys that she would
never go back 20 the stage II her
husband could not be with her dur
tg her tours on the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
Western Washington
Fair VIII Show Class

At meeting or the Western
Washington Fair Association AZ the
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
preliminary arrangements for the
big fair 70 be held in September were
made Prizes and cups aggregat-
ing IN value $1,000. viii be put %
during the meet.
During the week Of the fair. Sep
temher 10 % 20. all sorts Of contests
will be held, Including horse races.
cowboy relay races. Indian pony
races and aquaw and buck foot
races Saturday viii be devoted 90
specialiies FOR the children. and pony
races will be pulled Off on that DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

Fishing In Lake Union is getting
better right along The hot weather
Saturday and Sunday seemed 10
make the fish hungry. for some big
catches we're made. %. n HuntoHh.
who rents out boats and sells peri
wrinkles for bait at the Latona
bridge, didn't have either bait or
b0ats enough to 90 around Saturday
and Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

Butch" Bedford has again showed
his class az "a pitcher In the game
yesterday between the city hall and
King county teams. Butch pitched
the county aggregation 70 a 20 /
victory striking ont II men The
game cinches the +. l. Moore trophy
cup for the county ball tossera. AZ
they have now taken three out Of
fpuF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
Odd and Ends From Everywhere

MILWAUKEE. WIS Endorsing
the republican insurgents ana invit-
ink Senator Ia Toilette 60 become 4
"mll- Pledged democrat" the dcme-
cratic state convention met here to-
day A J SchmitE OF Milwaukee.
was nominated FOR governor and
Bort Williams wnn endorsed for the
United States senate.
fic,ra little male aud scvea little To-
mhiv strangers arrived Ia seattle tesieF~
dsS ffen stvfkiand.
NEW YORK The soaring
honeymoon will boz the latest Ia New
York ~ the plans 90 Frederick phil
up Schneider and Miles Eva Matilda
t.conhAuser. who are To bc married
July 90 are carried out Schneider.
who is an aviation enthusiast. has
built an aernplHue, ia which he pro.
poses 90 take hts bride aioft
riceasrs 20 we'd we're issued TO 81 ap.
piicants YESTERDAY
ASTORIA. ore According 10 tho
VIII of Samuel ~ Gilmore, wealthy
salmon packer. killed ln an auto
mobile accident last month. his wife
The viii stipulNtsa that in case the
widow remafries she viii forfeit the
right TO thFse-fouFthr of the estate
90 her three daughters The estate
is valued AZ approximately $4,000.
live matrimonial bark- wrat ashore
N the rauatY strfks effirs yesterday
nYtaE diairrse signals la the shape %
disnFVe complaints.
NEW YORK John W Aiexan-
der artist and Maud Adams.
actress. sailed TODAY for Europe 60
study "Chantscier." with view 10
staging the play in New York After
IL Few weeks ~ study in Paris. Miss
Adams wili confer with NJ Barrie
IA London % get additional ideas
one loasiy divorce was Traat~d ye@tsf-
day.
HOQufAM.-Ou % the gifts
made THE daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Smith on her first birthday
yesterday was a silver spoon which
belonged 20 MrH Smiths grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
VICTIM TO SCIENCE.


= PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July :
= t9.-Dr. Miriam X Kassabiau. !
= x-ray specialist. IL dead ~ the !
y result ~ his experiments with !
= the mysterious rays ,
= Some time ago Dr Kassabian ,
= contracted cancer. II f. be- I
= lieved the disease was caused I
= by burns received from the !
= rays Though the best special I
= lists IN the country treated the I
+ case, the cancer resulted In Or. !
= Kassabian's death. ,
\ !
q a 4 4 = 4 a A a 4 d 4 a a a ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

A nne. wheeled linrikiHha. on the
monocyolo principle, 10 being IN
trodueed among the Chinese 81 The
Malay states, according Go Consul
General pu Bots Of Singapore. II
10 said @ be safe and Go have many
advantages over tho old fashioned
vehicle There II no Earring draE Ia
rounding corners. the wear and tear
~ reduced 20 "a minimum. the work
~ the pullnra greatly reduced, and "a
70 per cent Increase IN speed oh
tanned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

mothers grandmother Tho
spoon wnH buried hv this relation
during The siege OF uoHt0n Ia i17i.
with other iowelfY to prevent tho
British from getting hold OF a.
n,sh, deaths were recorded In seattle
Yesterday,
TACOMA. Henry r Roma. man
aEer ~ the Eastern Manufacturing
company VINO mysteriously dianps
penrrd five weeks ago % safe in San
tranciHco. An Illness affected
Bona'n mind.
Alfred nrcyfuH was indicated by
the French court of last resort and
restored 20 the army four years ngo
today.
NEW YoRk.--ln an amateur hos
ing bout held IN Mlneola. l.. T., last
nipht, Hugh brant. known ~ "kid
Burns" beliboy. 10, collapsed in the
fourth round and died before medical
attention could reach him.
The steamer A. q. Lindsay. from
Seattle the first large vessel 90 at
tempt % steam up the kuukokwim
river 90 the iditafud this year,
crossed the bar az the mouth Of the
river safely and reached Bethel Juno
IS
nELNtN0HAM Killed hy a RuH-
shot. stripped 81 clothing and with "A
cnnvirts khaki suit lying near. tho
corpse ~ man was found on the
shores % Lake Samish yesterday
The man b. supposed Co have been
murdered hy a convict who escaped
from the state road camp az FrAyel
last week
ELECTROMAGNETIC body %
| Harry Coenee. single bolt cutter,
ysas found yesterday lying face
downward in the underbruah near
his cabin. on chuekanut mountain.
seiih = bullet hole IN tire right shout
/ der. Coones' partner, ~. Ringer,
sxith whom he IL known 10 have
auarrclsd. has disappeared.
! Three rural free delivery mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

PENSACOLA, Fia.-Mr. and Mrs.
Barber, % this city, received from
Gov. oilohriat yesterday Handsome
spoon. bearing the seal Of the state
OF Florida, "a q recognition Of their
large family The wife u only 81
years old, but she 10 the mother Of 70
children,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

KANSAS CITY, Mo.--claspina In
her arms her is.month old baby
Mrs.. Rosie Miekeeie, wife o. =
roundhouse snsploys, threw herself
II fraat ~ passenger train ysatsr-
day. Both sxsro killed. Poverty aaa
the cause ~ her act,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
GERMAN CITY ADVERTISES FOR MAYOR;
PAYS AN ANNUAL SALARY OF $3.50

Germany July f3The city Of Masdsburp through
president city council advertising for mayor In pa
pers The salary 2fooo marks
" 525o, which includes tire rental o. Swelling IL the city
hall Beside the salary the allowed 5000 year Tor
official
practice hiring wherever oetsnabls.
10 In sometimes cities bid IN
competition FOR particularly capable Tire Maaaehup esse
first advertise
Nllna prominent ocs Tire retiring has aev
been promoted Prvsaan minister Of finance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

carriers. working out ~ Danyiile.
Ind, are now using motor cycles,
and have cat down tholr time from
seven % three hours one ieft the
office az $3.50 tho other morning,
covered his route OF "a miles did nll
HE work and waH back at no 10.
The trip formerly averaged six and
one haif hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

MoNTHsANo Otto Moore. Sec
ona baasman ~ the Montfsauo team.
afrurk On the head hf a pitched bail
SUNDAY. viii recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

The high cost OF living has reach b
cd Malaysia. Consul General nu
Bots Of Singapore. gives the foiiaw
lnE prices ga the Straits Settle
menlF Medium quality 81 bacon,
80. cents pound. beef. ~ cents /.
butter, 50 cents. chickens. 10 cents
ham, 81 cents, lard. "A cents pnfi,
90 cents, turkey. 90 cents. SUGAR.
6 cents. ted. "a cents. coffee. ~
cents potatoes, - cents. exEH. ~
cents a dozen fresh milk. II cents
a quart. bread. 81 cents per loaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

also one o. our iinest grades d Nird
India Linon l-awns-thc most felissD
OF All white wash fabrics.
CLEARANCE SPECIAL AT 20
YARD
Fine quality White French Lawn.
sheer and crisp. * inches wide.
CLEARANCE SPECIALS AT 80.
YARD
White Dress Nets in widths iron
10 q inches.
4s-inch Airline Cloth. an eyregtix
ally sheer and fine French fabric "a
evening wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

PROVIDENCE. u. f-fbiianaer
Knox. jr han given az hiF tob a.
automobile agent. has hvrn fuliy for.
given ~ hls parents fer his elups q.
mnnt and has Eanw. with he IS
year old bride. % live az his fathrf 3
country homo nrar Philadelphia.
Charcoal - essd for pealsry %
eat. a. Il aids the digestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
Midsummer Clearance of White Wash Fabrics

CLEARANCE OF WHITE WASH
FABRICS At Zoe YARD
Lingerie Lawns. 80 inches wide.
sheer dress fabrics in soft. merccrized
finish
India i.inon Lawns. 81 inches wide,
excellent grade for all dress purposes.
Gross bar aud Striped India Dimiiics,
sheer white materials for ehildren's APP
parel.
Opera Baiiste. g inches wide. sheer
and crisp white dress fabric.
Sun-blcached Persian Mulls. As
inches wide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

CRIPPLE CREEK. cole.--Tvso
uaiverstty Of Illinois students. Rob.
EFT Chambers, Of OklshoHa City. ard
Jesse Treakse. % Peoria, w.. were
killed b. lightning on the summit 81
Mount Pisaah iast night