The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1903, Page 7

and wept softly an she testified 1 don't know." | » through an interpreter, She could| Stone said that A. . Pratt was ee | ja throw but little light on the the proprictor of the Royal dairy This te the day on Which the paving! The business men believe that no ac-| Bhe insisted that she atwa and had charge of everything, and mn Bhset Giedies. dhould Wave eaen etal OAD taken any way, but that! the milkman for the best ¢ of| that Pratt was ow of the city and ly Sy tbat nich the Barbor | o eity wit ‘tay the Barber Asphalt milk for her ehild, and r two weeks ‘setae ft ; : mpny the ! pri ait compamy contracted to Anish | With ' aot that the wor *ahe had never tampered with the you had to drop your srgrres bag» ont carmyggrentiay heed By eepoen iy oak a trrg i Bp milk after it was delivered at her imes when the .. r " nd that tk ror sar soit 4 mtv Bee we oe which the Meattie Electric gimpany | and tha \ Goon a to have fintahed wort of lay ¥ provides t jer utr “ j THE SEATTLE STAR. DNOTANTINE INQUEGT® p’ STREET ? At the afternoon session of the Ins} of the door of the Royal dairy,|that the fact that there was form quest, M natanting, the mother! from whieh amalier bottles are filled| aldehyde in the milk, did not be-| re PAVING OF FIRGT AVENUE SHOULD BE COMPLETED. » the | and sold to the other dairies of the | come public AND IT 18 NOT YET HALF DONE ef the dead y, was placed stand. She wore deep mourning, | sity? all parts of the 1 certain parts of She said she knew the nature of formaidehy Constantine is an intelligent look ing paving brick along #id@ of and be- | Per day shall be ne admitted that he had « Ween itn tracks; Ohe day on whieh | Contract price f t @ dozen botties = : t 3:10 o'clock this aftern the rubbish lett by the grad xpiratloy of the come kind of stuff in the milk room| “ have. eared away, & te wh t a row of abe aperity of the Northwest d comely w m B. Happe, the driver of the Royal dairy, which he thought brought in a verdict i= i ) laverin . | = the Duwamish dairy, who delive wan ae @ flavoring extract for)» | s ' mila @ied trem a the milk at the Constantine home,| lee m j tPAC eh anti . y a a = then testified. He said that he got| To almost every leading q the effects of formaldehyd: t ender the ansregsts = hie milk every morning at the In-| the anawers of both Happe and! tained in milk sold by the Du = terurban depot. Stone were the same sterestyped,| dairy and delivered by wy te } i= 1 don't know.” Hoppe _ 4 that the et n | When the questions became bax: | "> Lap getty ery appt / =< 1, under those conditions. eral denial, claiming they knew ny. he dered th im that he never had tampered with it| nothing about formaldehyde, auaper tions 1-4 , — after he got it inte hie wagon for 4 { a water main, whic ery am in the text of the t nint made by C. H. O He sald he didn't know anything| about fo de, and had never heard of it before Roy &. § an Roya! dairy then p atand, and some of the questions taked him were very pointed. He wes asked if it were net a| Dr. Tanzer this afternoon swore fact that the Royal dairy supplied aii milkmen of the city with form-/ that A. W. Pratt, manager of the aldehyde, He “| don’t know Royal Dairy, came to hig labratory Srey Fei “tent ita f h oy | tenn eet that the Re while he was analyzing milk taken! WAAHINOTON. D. OG, Sept ™ . dairy gets a fyye-gallon demijohn boy ne the United | 3 4 brick fram some ree now Aide walk t forma iden y from Chicago from the Fashion Grill, and offered | states day submitted te Seeretery kn ven, Ut ie known that (t cannot | been op . ¢ . ’ little while? Shaw « t the | hope \) do its work for several months | laid D ‘ ¢ th « “t don't know.” a man named Watson, a man em fact that there le a big) ployed in the labratory, an offered of the stuff kept back | him a sum of money if he would see AT RHODES BROS. FS FRIDAY An clegant lot of be book we nak your hy e to extend the time for this 4. and 1 wait ause if the tr escape the penalty, the street = j extenst have to demand and enforce a re the our rents from the property © Sud let them fa ack ty for damages, which any honest ry would certainty allow them ___FUTURITY WINNER INJURED=--___ MAY NEVER RAGE AGAIN PRR vere I’ <vsvene pees TTL &re notable ed frock coat fn every way . fapel is rolled h is almont the waist-line, leaving the cheat at of buttons. The skirts and fall to phe knee. war a pair of trousers whieh w the From t i RHODES BROS. Great We Store POLICE ring of Fred Booker highway robbery, in wet, yesterday af-| “ dubs 1225 Becond ave. Arcade Bidg jon, Whi | | | | eoth by Ambamsade FLOATER FOUND A Plain Talk About the Emerson Piano When Pou are ready to Invest f ROOF od Bee De al Gemebinlon t away jarna were with bir | — A sl | y toc har in the ri Pi Ge talons rad Tah enbacd and Blah Sherman, Clay & Co. pa —~ in. rae taken to the city jw with ant Agents. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE SAN DER TO, ¢ r ‘ | WASHINGTON, D. Mept. 30. Pte tn a) pt. | Golde aT * 711 Second Ave. Riesovelt Goat @ setemy t ell, from whorm HOTH PMONRA, MAIN G8 ef condolan Lady Herbert. The| 5). or writ of habeas and ene for Wy will om this evening by whom it may be proved that ne of the three me bring witnesses | NEWEST STYLES IN Ladies’ Suits SKIRTS WATS TSAND JACKETS AT POPULAR PRICES New York Store 1418 SECOND Jacob Peri Opponite Bon Marche. ) Schaneman had his last |e DiVORCE 10 A LOST BABY elected Harold McGrew. of Indianap- | 'r “« when told of hie death at Pr nila, commander tn chie eee Of the Villara |THE MANY CURIOUS REQUESTS THAT ARE MADE DAILY AT James McDonough, alias Sampeon, | *! THE CITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE NO CASE in this morning from a| robbery, It | he bo voi give me I get ‘nother man }to give him a worthless bank note | ning for which he had passed off on them as AUBURN , be ny gel | genuine A th It could not be entablished tn ‘Then of what use is it to LEITES HABERDASHERY ‘The Seattle Pants House. him no goot. ¥. Odd sizes in Pants, al! woo! me wines TH Vict Kid Ca court that the man stole anything ie * 3 00 ls an the note was wort > ad With @ look The prisonur was discharged on me ' ‘ t “ An injunction sult was f ter of ny Italy need out of sort of a Je | ton of the prosecuting attorney. Hel against the town of Auburn this the employment office, slamming the | ing § What is y O44 sizes in Hate (soft and f§| had been in jail since September 4. lternoon by B. L. Tanner to pre it} door behind her. That is, ab utr ay, ima derby) | the council of that town fro nan | Car iu tel 1 doa winging on the Piano House $1.50 even | side, though. ja street lighting ntract t uget Sound Electric Company n behalt of Tanner sues ft xe} Want to go out on the raiiroa Od4 sizes in Underwear, per and other citixens of Aubur ple wh Gna Anything thas gga ait weasdensenss = tha tract was aw wander tr e off . . a8 _— mull | PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 20.~Tno }#lles* that t twas award ander into the office al day long | p trike, which has been on |“ ne © npany gecretiy | ooking for all sorts of things, from| Ho is ¢ ted to the office of a a and without competitive bidding at|a divorce to a bat mpa n ie ahi * pant, was sett to~ | pron A | . ’ hipping at , “ j at They 4 exorbitant rate The descendant of the Caesars had | on th a doparte whistliig a | 14 sizes in $1.00 Top sb Af Fab ion. | Judge Tallman granted a tefpo hardly shut the door before a big| bar from “I've Been Work mw on the j | oy iene oF 50. Gen: leary injunction, returnable Octo-|bionde who had Copenhagen | Raliroad (4 t Seemmmtere the ture through which the women mn amen be ie * | Money refunded If not satis ay = tie. At Low Prices | odm exchanged If required ee CLOSED THURSDAY ON ACCOUNT OF 104 First Ave. South Both Phones Pink 1751 Clone Soeseredd Clee ” Judge a School by Leeprad 1205A FIRST AVENUE Edmund D'Lebroutte, | mT ie dite caiete dampetmsie thea CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE] 83" Marte rdan yesterday. | BALTIMORE, Hept *0.—Arch pationt os en ith alas i TIO Below the Postoffies |remains unchanged. He ts stil! , Kain ia steadily sinking and | wondering fret oe or i oe - wr or. Gitoed tad t ) TION Jecious, though the bullet in his head ‘tel hope that he will sur-| gaged at the man in the window : oS ee or, Second and Union ated © the night lif hypnotized > Lee pws THE FAIR ‘THE FAIR Absolute Clearance Of every bir The Fair carr in stock t watchword at th (Qui tep pr are attached to the entir and bargain tables are put forward da uta quick la 4 a t t A VISIT HERE WILL PAY YOU Of itt f going at The pla as y w, to close t be- for th tra ‘ for tt ner to re- The Fair Cor. Second Avenue and Pike Sireet THE BLUE FRONT THE BLUE FRONT Stylish Garments For Men The Blue Front has put on view and sale their entire stock of Fall Suits, Overcoats and Hats for Men, giving you an opportunity to get more for your money at the start of the season than you can possibly find elsewhere. The reason for this staternent is, that we endeavor to mark our goods much lower than most Clothing Merchants do—maintaining the price thereafter, because the values back of the price are such as to bring you service first, Jast, and always. in other words, the Blue Front’s is “quality” Clothing, tess the big profit that seme stores ask, The Blue Front F, L. JACOBSON, Prop. 812-854 First Avenue Opp. Louch, Augustine & Co, Chester (Tomorrow) Sold exclusive! Toklas, Singerman saat & Co, y by cron one Ate = Sette RADUAT