The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-16

LOSSES ia the burned WORTH fAA'hAA-
ZION the people are demanding an
extra session % parliament ~ s.l'so
10 prevenf a financiNl panic. nle
sands % employees q tne taF 49,
49, dismissed and labor cun1iu'Ha
are critical 49,. -.
,.esr{nx small cluster ~ buMulaks
hefrg visited by mere hHndtut ~
hscvie The hotels Of the city are
deserted and the pEoprietofs arr
losing money.
s,..,t.~u hay~ and an Elrts werv bern N
s~aui. hanavs yesterday.
A ;rratn- Neb.-Ideai weather ana
~ Irfere4t aroused by ths liquor
question brought out an carry 49,
Al the primaries today. teN' H
leuberger and Mayor Dahin'.,il. %
Omaha. are opposed TOT ~ ..'..
cratic guhernaiortat hofHi.'
pvvan i supporting ShallenoeFNef
Msfgaff4 editor 81 the CommonfF
sns Rryau's candidate for the senate
h opposed BY Congressman hiteh-
cock
A ondor.--Peliewin that neither
.tafs nor church viii yield ~ tn'H
controversy over religious liberty "
Snain. King Alfonso Is reported -
,,,ansrfun Ia make an Indefinite stay
in England. II Is said the So.inish
EULER mas ordered apartments in
r.ondon which he viii occupy untA
the crisis has passed.
Olvrpia.-ElEht men raced IKE
NOD fo gIu the shoes Of Edward W
ravior superior Judge o. okanogan
and FERRY counties. who died frtua3
SATURDAY Was the last day for ming
Mail was too slow. 80 they used the
wires. The candidates are Aislh
parry n r. Hoskyns. VIM. Brown
q ia Bennett. +. G. ward. =. X Pen.
degrasi, Eugene Fitzgerald anu
Claude Burton.
Tw~aty-.ls marriage licenses were -
sued in seattle yesterday
Aberdeen.-Traffic began on the
Oregon & Washington GTays harb"t
branch Yesterday People Ipcetu
from the inland 10 see the first trains
60 BY
Montesano.- Rev. r. l. Shelley,
while acting az hailiff for the me-
halls county grand jury yesterday
married Antoine Pedro and Mrs. rat
10 Doughtery ~ CosmopoiH' 1 he
bailiff- minister backed himseN up
against the jury room door and the
marriage took place In the corridor
Of the court house.
Cranosr.--In spite - the fact that
This town recently voted wet the
oufv saloon has been closed hF me
"a aHNr
Tho nearest saloon 81 now six miles
away AZ Toppenish
oiympia-6lbert Augustus Phil
Iipa. pioneer. prominent business
man. and former mayor. died yeFter-
day. aged a. lie settled on windy
island IN 1860. moving 20 Olympia
IN 1859.
Nine deaths we're recorded In seattle
yesterday.
olynpia.-G0v. Hay left last night
Tor Salt Lake % attend the meeting
a. northwest governors De- called %
fight the Pinch0t forces ~ the 81
paul conservation convention.
Waehinaton.--The population n
Xmas city rs announced 49, 2fs.1ti
an increase n 5i.7 since 1900. Kan
sae CITY b. expected 70 jump from
twenty -second city In size 20 eight
zenith.
a Utah fellow popped and Tor an
gwcr his girl handed him lemon.
He drew q revolver and made her
eat the lemon We print this 10
chow that IN affairs of love the re-
voiver Is not always put to ignobie
use.
Authoress Gertie Atherton says
sthe country's rotten with proviu-
ciaIisrn" and that the smoking Of
cigarettes by women II one ~ the
refnediea for ~. OF course, q
stronger remedy would be 90 chaW
plug. Ever chaw plug. GertieF
Hotel Mems Convention.
Seattle hotel men 10 the number
Of 100 will 20 10 Spokane Monday 10
attend the annual convention 0f the
Washington State Hotel association.
August Is and g. They viii make
a ielsurely trip.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Northern Pacific changes time Of
Train /. August 18th. leaving Seat
tie At 7.15 a. m. Train 3 will be
sffhdraatrrt and 40 A. ia0wtra, A m