The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1906, Page 3

9 ae S WE NES Y, SEP’ of i 19, 1906, B [ BRYAN'S THE CHAP WHO SURE — PiIS HS FIEWAS MARRIED IN’ MANILA DOES KNOW HOW TO “FARM (7” * PHONE | AND REPENTED IN PARIS wee SE iia RALPH HOPKING ADOPTS} UNIQUE METHOD IN SET ] HAS ON THAT PLACE NEAR LIN TRAGEDY OF AN AMERICAN | erBEK HOGS HE TLING A CAGE AGAINST HIM GIRL WHO CHABED A CORO} mwa Fah NEB, AND THE BLOC IMMENSE—AND FARMER es INTO THE FIELO OR THE HAY c CATTLE AND THE HORSES FOR SHOOTING BIRDB IN} GILL HIMSELF WORKS LIKE NET AND CAUGHT AN un-| | j ‘ THURSTON COUNTY are rt ; PRINCIPLED ARIGTOCRAT ares WHEN HE G ore BUILDS THINGS FoR NA SUNBONNET 'Y KEEPS--@AR BRYAN GOES jected to th WHO DESERTED HER | HERSELF our! rt Ralph Hopkit fy AR. GROM . Brvat jog “General.” He h vlomobile| PARIS, Sept 1 Anotl itiful Correapende e to The nur ot ye 4 Robinson, yesterday | tragedy has resulted f the aa . Hi n, who | each and coute|} we of a ne vert ee wiles © be ” r ‘ imax the Grand qj ve ad ' ' Game W 1 fe known as ‘ ae . i Senne ed to t ! much m hed then you ie * ree : , ' } of r ‘agen a landscay t t f girl by ome aad a grove & 0 M , na, the pollee wi ng it at the farm home " ' to Judge I iM € t rh » t h mot w hk Dow t rh | « from bh n “ " the fi b he fir ' me of a brief yualr © at | « on and j ‘ fe baror t ¢ before King Cour t 5 A H 1} t € m Lh 'SEATTLE CAPTAIN i A he a we 1 i € ning t e ' NANAIMO, BL ¢ ept. 1 n ¢ Dureve : t , ae Oe v] Me a the police eourt ye ey. He said he e de |tior ind herself alone tn Parte Ws. Captain McK ot the en nak the at! put up at the money and only the scantiest ' Hla, loadlt ' ‘ i n |¢ od t She ‘nformed the mar | ray t 1 ' rom his f hotel, who sent her to net. The v et who w no me mr Ame sulate, where ef 1 of Captatr money, gave all ti i one re made to secure the af ne the ha 4, who secure nuge fe e t ne t r t of fugitive and the recovery An ee e of]; gatt her jews he « The Paris police were | Pennayivania,| rhe baron had 4 bs $ ‘ ed in, but were unable to do pilots on (he | ayy would re 1 frot e mot ' hing. By European law all and Was 8) nts uncle, but his mm of course, ' che t osserses belongs by “GOVERNOR,” BRYAN'S RETIRED RIDING HORSE. McKa anaes aaa | IN THE BRYAN HOG LOT es J won AN" FOR LUMP FLOYD 1S NOMINATED. THE @RICK BARN AND MANAGER WM. MILLGON | " m me 5 . $UMS8 WILL NOT GO CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 19.—The oR irts of Nanalimé can convention last night beat us In some ways Jexplained Millson Uncle W are tom of the various cit minated Charles M. Floyd, of | Wiah he'd been bere to dig some | wrote me when he wae in Manila r nt to nt ce i Manchester, as thelr choice for BRYAN'S HOME AT FAIRVIEW ringer, the hired man, with a)! “ busy Ifor the pri to reach a decision, Winston ia a un “Ww lof money t e Churchill, the novelist, was Floyd’s attention on any farm. The posts tt weuldtn’t the first time, ¢ amd he'll get around to it tale os, in tor The party 1 of tron-cored cen and|*ald Milleon. ot,” grinned the hired man. STORY OF THE RUSBIAN-JAPA.|the exnc oun ley of President mended the a@ paornd written all ove he place they were set at frequent Intervals iw soon forgit t time he An Air of Stabilit le: was decile: velt Upan them was fastened the well.{rotied off them two loads of alfaifa| he gh - ap ’ NESE WAR WITH AN END-[ine five and water ¢ t tion of the senate in passing the stretched woven wire. Im the lan | after supper that night AY FR a DO ae Ph dnd A ja nuisance ager shipping bill guage of the ad ont, it ob |the haved meee, Baitinon tanmbed 1 caer with ome mi above | ING IN THIS COUNTRY. - m > the Child . Ey 4 f nore Wwe * s ity t's RICHARDBON 16 BACK | Mr} | | 1 peare ' ig-tight, butt} Weill, he certainty ma Richardson, _ formert Examined Free strong and horse hig a. Yea, he came ou w Hryan builds nething tempora’ Jew lnts rer v We had brought in oe: opticians at the Schuch- Yes, that's a pretty good fence » | 4. Cor Ms he fone on, & t t ‘ tor wotel ' said Millson. after Introduct loads of alfaifa and they were | T™* fm EVERETT, Sept. 19.—At Startup. | eS re eed oo * | night clerk ¢ Washington hotel, | I Uncle Will bought a cartoad of th na in the barnyard. It look { county, Jesse Appleton, a ne | ¢ ec, Canada, that his wife! returned to Seattle and will os i Optical Co, 1907 Secmnd ave ports last fall. It was an awful jot Ae AE OR » barber, shot and killed Kittyland three children’ were in that |the emp Savoy b Mr. |Glasses, if they need them, from $1 | Richardson an on employed ir bituted na, hin white mintress, yester-jcity, His wife is sick in the hos got up in the left ‘ New York for some time to pat it us it now Li's fenced for nood. “W c so in for any|roled it off. He never said a © afternoon and then committed | pital there and unless the money | TR Benetitel View saltway wort LBS a Se a suey wee x pean +1 Window Shades a < Uncle Will” a Worker | i | wou! | Jet it th the woman bs su enevo inter ' tt “ ee the lawn one « Millson refe Bryan as “Uncle 4 ave been the reason for| tent th poor de, Ph ko Bat ne eS Mate tn Gentile. Miles across cx wi and “"W. OS Others about "7 an , oe om c A. te being § arrange Pacific Window Bhade Mfg. Co. ® see call him “Mr Bryan” aad en er and Rabbi Genes is working | Changes w be made in t J. K. Witherspoon, Prop. weak thevait tare ten . | nnd the woman w < organization to raiselical and educational depart 322 Union, Main 1165, Ind. R 1944 - Bent Mutt jae throwgh himeelt th . 4 r p Saturday from Seattle these ope October 1 \ exclaimed Ubi thet team stand tn the rain Mr Cohon was ordered to Man ing the RussoJapan war and on his way there managed to ke bis eacape to the United 3 cating in Seattle | Mr. Cohon sent for bis d Quebec ent on the vert N see bim He's 4] bust an ¢ beck. He can|all kinda « drives the The Dog “General.” The Stitch In Time Fond of Cattle IRRIGATED F Rett {clothes He dex pitches bh. * On family and they ree fie front of the how Bryan takes particular rest tn hed around tho dr t Renting a safe deposit box fo the! crete His herd tx extra fine where sickn overtook his wife P ¢ Attalia, Washi ole B mem re ae fore to lose muc o ® r new town , we surround “at back vite of m OD. Perkins loa by ff ee |property in Russia, being only able “ ‘ ~ ed by Mr. Bryan himeelt Walla Walla County, Washington, te the Kennewick eel ation a Bead reeting on hie paws | Cherry st, may prove to be love id shortherns end eight Jerseys Ito vealise « small amount poeta ae eee. ari or - Mie & dog of stone ax he “Stitch im time” that will “save/ ii; thoroughbreds. ” — Ih a@ ce » River and the ¢ & E weblinkingty down This nine Boxes only H per yeat.| Pwo shorthorns of extraordinar THREE WANT DIVORCES. nlvo at the head of navigation on the ¢ Jon't take chances with fire and ‘KE > ° This is one of the rt agricultural districts In the United jb ut t herd ed me oft Mit wat 4 Bept 19 Pie - : = vd hed AUTO RACES TODAY thieves whee a coat and a tenth por] pemnd {0 ‘ne Bete orem ing * xe “ **! Martha Ella Nederprun, Emily F./B atates, and the soll is perfectly adapted to the raising of berries, ‘Austral 1 Fairview” and “Venus.” The latter have invaded the fashionable coun: | y, : ‘ : liam pursuit race | day will give your valuables abso santa t> tin. feven te A egg cee reattine homes, | Meteal and Anna L.. Ledwidge have | fruits vegetables, which ripen earlier than in any other part of ‘erent. ** | lat tection 4 snented ryan © jtry a man Omer | asked for “8 of divorce from hate protection C. Shallenberger, democratic nomt One was forced to close and] iy eir husbands, charging abandon-| to the superior railroad advantages tt Is possible to mar- nee for governor of Nebraska this others overran. The appearance |r orc | © as late o m. and have shipments arrive tn year, Among the t aghbred poll of the pest le unaccounted for wg Tac Portland, Spokane ar stermediate points in the view” and bat | ning, traveling In the cool of the 1 which meang the largest come in the Northweat ts received f these lands; it being pos- “It Is Easy to Buy and Easy to Pay Here.” Jerseys “Jess of Fa Dyearold daughter sre Mr. Bryan's favorites, They are remarkably sible to clear from $500 to $700 per acre per annum. Fortunes are being made year from irrigated lands. There are no crop failures, and prices are always high. These lands, with secured by making a small payment 4 the balance on favorable terma. kind beats life insurance. ¥ paid miumes invested In irrigated ENERAL DUNNING IN CITY TH T handsome cattle and so tame that General C. B Denning, of Spo E MARKE $ Mr. Bryan can feed them from his kane, department commander of the | | 1G. A RL. in in the city as a delegate mene, to th bitcan state convention 9 the republican state co on,| , A Mode! ". ight he will « ad the banquet The street opened this morning | The cattle barn ts bullt in sc-| MAG, BRYAN'S DOG “GENERAL” lof the Lorn! Legion at the Lincoln | uch the same as yesterday, with cordance with mo atitie tomorrow will viait the Soldiers |'2e m that a carload oO sweet potatoes are on the market principles. It has a ¢ Noor pulldings are practically fre-proof me at Orting. On Saturday even | and patent fron pa and) Everything is convenient. There the members of the Grand Army,|*t!ling at 3 cents firm. A shipment chains at the rear, so that neither |is ranning water on parts of the Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies f oranges came in by express this} furnishes {lof the G. A. R, of Seattle, will ten-| Morning, selling at $6.60 | sure system der bin a reception at Pythian hall meat, fish, poultry and dairy} vs have not changed. Rastern | halters nor stanchions are needed.ifarm. One wind: Back of the bara is a roomy shedjiander the force pr with feeding racks, affording a wheljand there. are hydrants on the : for winter lawns, in the garden, in the barne,| TWO UNIDENTIFIED DEAD: tub butter has taken # droy n's favorite breed of jin the pastures, and faucets with wai from 26 = Ee hogs ts the Poland-China, of which |hot and cold water wet the ny ny ot 1 a eee we ¢ « at the Bonney-Watson| The lime, cement, hay and food he has a herd of 15 fine spectmens. | house Two of the sows now have fine tit A hot howse and ico house morgue. One is that of the man|stuffs market is firm at yesterday ters of pigs and not one has been | much to the pleasure of life at F who met death under the wheels of | quotations, 6 lost from either litter. | view a. rallroad train at the foot of Main Hie Gaddie Horse. Mre. Bryan Works. at rday, and the other Is that . 2 a EET CEES Mre. Bryan is as prodigh who asked. to be accom Stconp Avenve & Spranc Srrexr ands will soon fury & splendid for the purchaser while he lives, and support fer bie family hin You do net have to die to win. For further particulars, maps cirevlare address U. K. LOOSE, President and General Manag THE COLUMBIA CANAL COMPANY, 609, $10 Marion Buliding Wash, or Attalla, Walla Walla Wash But the horses are the real pride | ue 8 with a d at the Way) » nix of them. jworker as her husband. She ts @0-| ag Emergency hospital Monday ot Fairview. There a This number incive the magnifi | tov vith splendid health and re | nigne cent work team. They are black | markable strength and durapee 5 : ind bay. Although large animals, |When at home she is a familiar fig TACOMA DAY _ We Place on sale tomorrow ten high class they are eo proportioned that they |re in sunbonnet working in the China Closets at substantial reductions from are often used by Mr. Bryan ax car-|garden among the flowers “ee tae NORTH YAKIMA, Sept, 19.—Tes ‘ ‘ regular prices Hinge horses tn driving about te |rexetz bles, permionding toe ma ree eine, cep an taro ope id-Wee pecials---for They are all that is left—floor samples horse presented to Mr. Bryan by jomies of the home to Tacomaltes, who were present from % f the best selling lines we've ever old and spends much of his time in| SHIPS OFFICERS CHANGE Eliensbure Eitites sewnty gay ecnes: ay see w y handled. the pasture with the Jersey cattle r a | Gee at the Iotter Mae Bevan. eats} Severn! ehanges have resentiyp LAST BOAT TO PAINSANKS ENAMELED DECORATED TEA POTS But as we need the room they occupy for Governor's chum” because of her|taken place In the fersonnel of i 5 P evident preference for the company |*ome of the crews of the Boston DAWSON, Rest, Sites stonwe From the best English patterns, will be offered for Rew comers, we are compelled to make a sacri of the famous horse. Steamship company's fleet. In ad- pide May will sail from Dawson to a“! 1 ee fic ' P ; J dition to the promotion of A. T . ke on Sept. 27, making prob- | strtetty fresm gas, fonen, Me these two days only at lower prices, for the same ¢ of profit and a goodly slice of the cost. You bet Uncle Will keeps tab | » ty the iaet trip of the seaso Oregon ranch, 2, Eastern, 6 nail ont ce altered h ow Th o ’ on what's going on here,” aid Mill.|Hunter to the chief officership on <p Lap SIE grade of goods, ever offered in this city. We reiterate mae Cetaile son, a6 he showed me about the|the steamer Hyades, H. H. Burditt) “jURORS GIVEN VACATION ; ; é the fact that our Crockery department carries only the place. “He knows just how ‘the | ¥## promoted to first officer of the) | rhe jurors of the criminal de-| Sesorm, “teech brteh, best qualities obtainable, Tea Pots, in three different s, as follows: and enamel decorati $1850 | tend of $20.78 Wenthered Onk China Pope stand, in what condition the | Shawmut. Mr. Hunter was second |®qrinent of the superior court were shapes iy Ser ee fences are and how the stock is get-/ Officer on the Tremont and (ook | mistaiased today until Monday morn: |< Wieconsla | (s , 818-75 ' $27.50—-Weathered Oak China ting along. He's no great expert on| Mr. Burditt’s place, the latter hav fe: ae no case will be tried In that ¥ ERE TG CER SEO O ET eel Chose led glace panel and door, judging stock, but he knows a good |!ME been second In command on the|gepgrtment until that time 7 ° sr amt Hyades. Mr. Burditt ted HI 4 1 when he sees it, and he's —s. 5 x seec Be ore 7 aise be $16-75 instead of $27.50—Quartered Golden Onk never been ‘stuck’ yet in buying.|¢. Armatrong. A. McKay is ap | CAR COMPANY WANTS aa 6sc sizes for ..... se China Closet, leaded glass panel and door never veidn't fool him on a horse | Pointed tecond officer of the Hy Le L/ ROAD UP GENESEE 87. joultry. pases tend of $99.76—Weathered Onk China trade, either | #, which Is scheduled to put tof” : a per § z sete eereeeeereeee jonet, leaded glam door and ends. There was a mudhole about the | "e4 today be Seattle Renin & ng ~_ 4oc sizes for here the water had hric company will, npon the an . es i and pgeivned of WILL SETTLE Hon of Southeast Scattle tc f $45.00-—Weathered Oak China je, apply for a franchise on!’ oC , THIN BLOWN TABLE TUMBLERS, 80c dozen, overfiowed and been tramped by aes top on door and , cattle i CISCO. ‘ This is all going to be fixed up,” |, bese pe ft ; 19. The soe pt. from the main line te Lan pairs for, each 4é f $55.00—Quartered Golden Onk aM Py y Washington cor, per Ie . eet oy pan ” ‘on - ® rat f 95 alves, per th, 6g Mew and ends ee et) ee Seattle-Boston «.... the deliar, ‘The company TITUS TALKS TONIGHT : ROGERS BROS. 1847 e hae asked the Hibernia bank re bes 5 $4ATS brvton 160.00—Quartered Golden Oak move its name from the list of sn F. Titus, the soctalist} | Meera. pert Nut Cracker, and six Nut P: in handsome silk-lined We om , mirror wack, glans shelves, Copper Co. Pa ea, ha ot able to meet [speaker : or ator, who has been yi box, at lower than maufactucer's cost, regular $3.00 ‘ Weathered Oak China ? idewalka, will she set, for this sale $1.42 , and end, heavy pil- pits tk tatiabty tor Oriving| IRE>O AUER SHRP RUOS, im A See ee ee le DRAPERY DEPARTMENT in fro 4 ening ge and |S p in front Work This Winter, Michael Tollakson, owner of the |gur i | 20 Pieces Swiss Lambours— t < Golden tug J. M. Coleman, has lbeled the s | “hacks be toe $ . : p, heavy say ensg steamer Alice Gertrude for $5,006 FUNEHAL OF MR». TRENNE Reg Ar es € 40€ joc and 20x The engine, generator and power |for towing that steamer to a place : |aue : 3 Pes = —— ee hoist went into the mine this week, }of safety when Inw dangerous px The funeral services of Mra. T.| 5% Special j B5e¢ 27e 23e 17¢ 12¢ top and a power drill is on the way, |tion in the straits last | Trenr who died Monday, will be | With this equipment it in | held tomorrow after Boge at 2) that fully $1,000,000 worth of o iC h ] A Jo'elock from Carton’s Undertaking i eciase eee itate the Caught In the Ct [paren at Fremont an ae sext five months. This ts, of course This morning # young 3 Pe | 1403 to vee t of the ore! |" Now dependent on the extent of the ore|eaught In the act’ of snes alors | § | ‘ “i | Pa 0 body, but the outlook {* fine for|/hand-bag from a lady, When a po ane an eturn | ih in. $90 per ton; cracked uw | Becond lthis to be proven. The offer of an-|rested he stated that he not |For $10.10 by Great Northern Ratt tie “bee tom foe mien $30 wer tom, other block of stock at $10 per|think she wanted it as she could! way, going Sept. 24, good to return | ton per ton $17; shorts, per ton #8 . ae? . 3 averse | month for 100 sh of stock in| nother one 80 cheap at the big|up to Oct, 7. Ticket ovtee, § ene feed, $27 per ton, | CROSS STRIPED MADRAS CURTAINS All the | Gomer | each of the Seattle-Boston and |hand-bag sale at Bartell’s Red Cross |and Columt Lime and Cement 40 pairs $3.50 to $6.50 Curtains, at ... -.. $2.85 edit» Union Duteh Miller companies, to enable | Drug Store, 610 Seeond av., tomor " electro steel barrel, chok ' 40 pairs $1.75 to $2.50 Curtains, at $1.15 rou a the Seattle-Boston to close a deal|row, The new styles are just in}bered, top snap, low rebounding art | pe Phy 2.5 irta at... 15 an Stree J for the purchase of the trol of Thursday we offer them at{hamner, pistol grip, automatic’ . “ o Har: | Petar ee the last named company, ie m fourth off the regular pricestefector shotgun, $3.76, at . 41.8 fiw br or M plang