The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1903, Page 1

<< Bnd won SEATTLE, HOLDUP Masked Bandits Stop Burlington Train and Loot Express Com- pany’s Saife--Posse in Hot Pursuit ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. & } r . ft L exp al masked be t p the , , oe oe ' be bound Bur five m o clock "POR RTLANDS.- to tight SAMMY VIGNEAUX NOT WTS a = TEAM NOW HERE ie We Cletlan . Jand lo hot pull in ontit » Vu x i Be jeaguer, ie the 15. Anute to emulate ihe example of the dian twirler and absorbed toe frewater Monday night. 1 nection with Shields and FR. Attempted to intimidate a Ports 0 and a# & rewult became Se: es = THE POLICE | ~ Aten = 4 | a |SEASON OF THE YEAR. SS METHODISTS — SS MEET IN MANY CONFERENCES Oskian Lee & . He Hal) aad Hurteurt, At San Francisco: Bacramento San Francisco against, und ve sentence law © pleaded not aw the fury Standing of the Clubs. We MONMOUTH, I, Sept. 21-—The Low Angeles s church, spactous pe ag 7 yeded with Fortiand io the ant tt rhe Oantand on ROUGH HOUSES Ske Methodist, Rept: MeCab Hishoy 1 ENDED iN JAIL Thomas ¢ sndhen Guy Sheitor ana} BABES WON AKRON, Ohio, Sept. 2.—The ree & charge of disorderly of the Bast Obie Levent, i Driver Decker As the sergeant ¢ m provides for lee. | vy & number of ular annual seasion conference of the copel chureh, begun hi Ja full attendance ERRORS OUTWEIGHED sP0.|.; KANE'S BATTING STREAK Minn. Bept i delegates fr ST. PAUL were #ent to at the fine Sept. 22. runs in the fifth ton asily. The locals o the visitors but made as many er rors as Seattle did rune. Hogg was tied out of the box in the =| = | j } * | jall Wo serve ference "| FARMERS STILL arenes 1 TALKING SHOP TELEGRAPH BRIEFS | | Mac “ON, Ga i Slagle took his p Hickey was hit freely during the early part of the game, bat st d after the fb and 41d not allow the fovals set With sev ther s “Spencer ‘played third In the sence of MeNichots work Both in the field argos “during. the. wakation and the campus and stick, Stricklett had over that of the opening ¢ the fletd. to the arrival a numb Beore by innings: “ ue were held dur Beattie 2.10017 hey were full a! Spokane 11240 interest and n to thome « ;|enged in agriculture and the a Batteries — Hicke Hoga and Hanson. Sresses and papers, | Butte Bpoka’ Beattie . Salt Lake opp FELLOWS raion EEN IN PARADE . : ec caie | {MEET IN PARIS) LaBon MEETINGS TONIGHT Waitresses hall 0. F feterign orand trig 19, 82) : feature of the program. This was| PARIS, Sept. the day of the big parade, and it | Universal Pes was by all odds one of the 1 nu entral Labor Un hall, 190@ Second av Attorney L. N. F number of men in line at 40, e nence on ‘ Patriarch Militant, the military York eft branch of the order, making a par 1 uiniem ticularly gorgeous rhowing. ‘The parade was hended by Gen M. A. Raney, commanding general of their card par Fifth av } way, on Thursday the Patriarchs Militant, with his Herbert Weish gtafft. In line were the Patri Phitade Ha Fh represent SE of the G. A. R Milltant, grand encampments. dithe A anch of the t lodge represen ariat Wal way ate lodge members from ever _ Ss Gquadren \ Mra. I r ft Chicago, The New York, Bentiington, Mar- | blehead and yard and territory of the union geveral of the Canedh ‘The parade was revi Bire John B. Goodwi sovereign grand lodge mem stan ome sootety after- Braw by the are at navy mm take boats Crom | ot, 6:00, B15, , 1:25, 2:20, bers f ‘erected in front of the WASHINGTON, WEDNE SDAY, § buciouediiet 2 Seattle | Star. *oTEMBER 23, 1903. THIS IS THE HURRY CALL iano uyers unced the opening sale of the Pianos we had half a hundred on hand At 9 o'clock last night (as the copy is being prepared for the printer), we-can count just eleven This offer means a saving of eighty-one dollars to you The Brewster is a $250 Piano, It is offered at $169 cash In liew of ALL cash we'll accept $25 deposit and two ref- erences Brewster Then we send the piano to your home You pay for it.at the rate of $10 a month. Just eleven more to be sold at the factory price. No more when these are gone Not unless you pay $20. Every handsome is full size, full instrument guaranteed, Every piano vany or oak case and ivory keys scale, overstrung bass, fine action and superb tone The sale has been told of in a plain, unvarnished manner It behooves you to act quidkly er pay the penalty of the tardy folk 1,000 Copies of 10c Music at 1c Another lot of sheet music, fill ‘size, full score for the pianoforte, never sold for fess than toc; on sale tomor maho row 1m None sold to dealers 50¢ Folios to Go at 2Gc post mandolin studies, Allen & Gilbert-Ramaker Company 1406 2d inatrume it dance “TOONS 2 Say ABBAS veeee 25¢ Avenue Sahn e ie > ieee nae "THE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News. ... the Ill-Fated Town of Frank (Specia! to The Gtar.) he report that t .* VANCOUBR, B. ¢ ) - those interested in th mother was not in the at the t |denerted, the remiden ic tak “in the t he he big |ret Wlairn 1 neor-| ' occur ov Ib *iwuneo GT. NORTHERN MEN _ eens — THREATEN A STRIKE _| WORKMEN CAN GET NO SATISI'ACTION FROM JIM HILL, AND oe TROUBLE 18 GRADUALLY BREWING 8T. PAUL, M ther ruitiess « sident Jase MORSE Wis sowmlll and er were destroyed by «, The loss in estimated a nect the A of- but they are positive that the read le their demands at once fire th ting witness, Prarkt to the com y with floor. weapon in WAS BLUFFING When Jobe Whittley, arn an gave his Bwenson, a Swede that he « Ten Round Trips pres ‘Ten round trips to navy yard 1o- A ® day from Pier &. opposite depet. ech eee ne eens pene ereree ee wee eens | eee el oe CES SSS BESS E AE Sa Sieh. SRS PRESSES te TS gts leave 6.30. 8:18. 10:00. 12 os Fall °93 Overcoats pS Overcoat season --- we are glad that it has arrived. It is always a pleasure to sell these overcoats, for they fit and ap- pear so well. They are the best $15 garments made. When you see them you will appre- ciate them. They~have a style, beauty and indefinable touch of refinement about--them that is sure to appeal to you. Cravenettes, the Handsome Raincoats $10 to $20 W. B. Hutchinson Co. Cor. Second Avenue and Union Street eos sade ter iy