The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1907, Page 3

MURDERER BESOLD BROWN THE SHADE GETS LIFE FOR THE STREET Special Service.) irra. Wash, Feb The eourt thia morning af the canviction of Frederick Jin, of Whatcom county, sen to 21 years tmprisonment fuination of his 1S-yearold The girl's mother ie tn ————— (Sort Telegraph LO8 ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 2 Anton Besold, who was convicted of murdering his wife, was sen teneed to life imprisonment, this morning Hesold took hie wife to a lonely spot fn a canyon near here and shot her to death, The woman waa a consumptive. Three days after the murder Besold married another wo man, The mur and vietlm for merly lived at Bellingham, Wash MURDER SUSPECT ELUDES CAPTURE (Star Speolal Service.) OLYMPIA, Fi Jeane Wink: le, who was accused in the dying statement of Frank W. Lamp, with murdering him, has not been ap prehended. Yesterday afternoon John Byers, stepfather of Winkle, wad Mre. F, W. Lamp was taken in custody by Deputy Sheriff Thomas Vance in connection with the mur der, Byers ie suspected of knowing where Winkle ts located, state ments having been made by neigh bors that Byers had seen Winkle ainee the alleged murder. view.) court holds that the uneor testimony of the girl is if the jury believes it te a Paul's LENTEN SERVICES, Bidnex Morgan, of St Eplzcopal church, ts conduct Faeries of Lenten services on days during the Lenten eea " bsices are held dally at 10 a Petth afternoon services at 4 Mondays, Wednesdays and with an eventing song ser 4 a Fridays. at 7:30 o'clock, Danquet and exte: # at Hip Sing Tong’ Fourth av, & and Washing lest night ended the Chinese lear celebration, (Seattio Star's Exclusive Service.) NEW YORK, Feb, 26.-—-Brown, tn & hundred and one different to’ still holds ita own for owt of door tumes, It doubtless will be the shade used for the early epring Leather colored brown velvet combined with taffeta in the same SEATTLE'S WEATHER J. Haffold, of Cotumbua Mie vory much worked up over a on the Seattle climate which By appeared In the “Ohio Sun.” sero. This in due to the fact that the Alaskan cable having broken, I could net communicate with my representative there in time to stop article in question ts @ letter | the cold from coming here. shade, te effectively used in @ stre Baltimore physician “Tt ts true that my predecessor in | costur ‘The suit constete of thr Bis experience in Beattie | office once allowed the thermometer | pieces, the corsage being of brows the temperature was 20 de below sero, letter to a local daily Mr ina whether the state- to go down te 3 degrees above sero, but then the thermometers at that time did pot register cor ty, and public indignation reached such a ehiffon trimmed with the silk bratd which ts lavishly embroid ered onto the eton Jacket, This te short and close fittine and the ekirt | te correct pass aa to cause his removal from] is a ciroular one. The ettowlder | Observer 8. N. Saltsbury, | office, pleces and cuffs on the jacket ar of his attention called to “The article ts untrue and Hbelous| the slik, The brown ailk beatd, ap by a "Star" reporter, was/ and is due to the fear entertained | plied to the taffeta, le narrow tn Moment speechless with sur- and Mdignation worst weather that has tran~ fed here since I have been in of this office,” sald Mr, , “wae 11 degrees above at Baltimore that the supertority of the Puget Sound oysters will soon er industry of Chesa- width. The big pleture shape hat that tx Intended to be worn with this @utt ie of @ soft buff felt. The three large brown plumes which grace it are held tn place by yellow rose Big Bargain Day. See page & _ Great Two-Day Sale of Open Stock Dinnerware During the next two days the prices of our entire show- ing of open stock Dinnerware will be reduced a very no- ticeable extent. The American Porcelain, the Austrian China and Haviland French China are all involved in the price reductions. Lack of space prevents more than a list- ing of the so-piece sets. sale at a like reduction, $5.25 Fifty-Piece Set $3.95. All the other assortments are on $6.50 Fifty-Piece Set $4.85. American White Porcelain, in the beeutiful “An- Amertean Porcelain tn an exquisite shape, deco. Solus” pattern, 50 pieces to the set; $1.25 ree- ration In green floral effect, 60 pleces: $6.80 Warly. Special at........ $3.95 regularly. Special S455 $7.50 Fifty-Piece Set $5.65. American Porcelain, dainty, new shape, green and pink spray decorations; gold band and stippled handles, 6¢ pieces; $7.50 regularly $8.25 Fifty-Piece Set $6.00. White and Gold American Porcelain Beta, alzo Porcelain Het with pink rose decorations, 60 pleces; $4.25 regularly. Specta B60 $r1.50 Fifty-Piece Set $8.60. Beautiful China Set, superd dece Special : $10.75 Fifty-Piece Set $8.00. American Porcelain Sets, decorations of pink roees, gold trin “ae and roses, gold edges and trimmings, 60 pleces Pieces; $11.50 regularly, Special $10.76 regularly. Special ............ : 2.40 Fifty-Piece Set 90. $17.70 Fifty-Piece Set $13.30. - hee st Y $16.90. lavilend Chi hape, daint Baviland Plain White China, “Ransom” shape, ie r deters ‘ aoa “4 60 pieces; $17.70 regularly. Special..813.30 Special 81690 $36.25 Fifty-Piece Set $27.00. Haviland China, “Ariel” shape, pink fora! deco- $41.50 Fifty-Piece Set $31.10. aq tations, afr brueh 14 ed 5 bi land China, whit body jo uah, gold edge, 50 pieces: regu- coin handles, 50 pieces; regulart 5 larly $96.25. Special , ah 27-00 Speci we apne Aversa x eS Blankets Reduced We herewith inyite you to tional share in nket ds clearance tir winter some excep It now for and in consequence we have re- duced the our entire ste Voolen Blankets stock is composed of product of the best in the country, and as competent gular prices were much less than th ted . values bedding, ck of Our the Judges have told us that o1 where, these new prices, wh will be in vogue all weck, certainly merit the close at- tention of every economist. . There are White Blankets, Gray Blankets, Tan Blankets and Plaid Blankets. The Weights range from four to six and one-half pounds § $14.00 White Wool Blankets, 70x84 Inches ¢ pounds wetght, at 810.50 bs $12.00 White Wool Plankets, 70x82 inches, ¢ pounds weight. at . . $12.50 Pink Wool Blankets, 70x82 inches, 6 pounds weight, at he $12.00 White Wool Blankets, 70x82 Inches, 6 pounds weight, at $11.50 White Wool Mankets, 66x80 inches, 6 pounds weight, at * $16.25 Gray Wool Blankets, 72x84 inches, 7 pounds weight, at ° $16.00 Silver Gray Wo +! Miankets, 72280 inches, 6 pounds weight, at 5 Scarlet Wool Manketas, 7x82 Inches, € pounds weight, at a Pawn Wool Blankets, 76x80 inches, 8% pc Gray Wool Blankets, 66x80 inches, € pounds F Scarlet Wool Blankets, 662860 inches, 6 pounds weight, at 1 Wool Blankets, 66280 inches, 5 pounds weight, at ......6...e0e05 ay Wool Blankets, 66x80 in & pounds weight, at 86.10 hite Wool Blankets, 66x80 Inches, ands weight ,at 86.35 Queensland Wool Blankets, 64280 inch pounds weight, at 86.00 $4.00 White Wool Blankets, ¢4x0 Inches, 5 y weight, at $6.00 $4.00 Dark Gray Wool Blankets on, 6% pounds welght, at 86.00 wn Woot Blarketa, 66x80 In weight, at ay Wool Blank *ts, 60x80 in nda weight, at k Gray Blankets, 66x80 inches. ound weight, at Wool ta, 66x80 Inches, 6 pow we at y Blue jankets, 64x80 inches, n ight, at ay Wool B tm, 64x80 inches, 6 pounds “ rk Gray We ankets, 64x8 4 pound ght, at All the Credit You Want 1403 to Mil Second Ave. 1403 to Mil Second \ + Ave. f\ f\ Corner le / | Corner Union }, i Union Street Y P WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, D, C,, Feb, 25. President Roosevelt arrived this af ternoon, the train being 3 hours and 50 minutes late, The train wae de layed by snow, and at the Baltimore wroek ft paaitated awitehing the train from the Pennsylvania to the Baltimore & Obio tracks for the re mainder of the Journey Gives Advice to Boys. BOBTON, Feb, 26,-—-Yesterday af President Roosevelt went ton, where his son Kermit is attending school, He gave a short talk to the boys of the school, tell ing thom to make the best of their educational advantages. SEATTLE MAN SECURES BIG LOGGING CONTRACT, Star Special Service.) VANCOUVER, B.C. Feb, 26 T. FL Williamson of Seattle je tn Vancouver arranging the fultitiment of & contract to log 490,000,000 feet of timber for the Weyerhauser Co. on Vancouver Istand At the rate of 26,000,000 feet a year the contract will last sixteen years, Willlamaon will build log- ging ratlroad, wharves and stores at Union, B,C. At Yale. Those who have seen the “Cob lege Widow" and “Hrowp of Har vard,” will know the kind of a play At Yale,” which opened last night at the Grand, ta }Jimete, the Arab, mixes the whole with « tang of the other half of }iife, which doesn't attend Yale, or, jfor that matter, any other school but the achool of the streets. At Yale" has @ boat race which jis really great ime the great mateh between the soos of BM and Harvard. Through a fimey, gauseitke arrangement which screens the scene from the jaudience and gives an effect of distance, the rowing shells with the opposing teame creep oul upon [the stage and fight it out where everyone may see—and feel. For there is a tang in the air, a lust of rivalry and an intensity of moment in contests of this sort which Is always felt, rather than seen Otherwise the play ts full of life and ginger and dash. Mr. Gilmore Was recalled last night and forced to make a apeech, whieh he did very gracefully and with a coy.shrinking manser which, was very captivating. ttle Theater, | “My Wife's Family” opened at the Seattle laxt night. It ts a treat lin the way of @ three-act musical THE. SEATTLE STAR-1 it ts a performance having to do |) race, | The audience t# not left to imag | ONDAY, FRB. a5, 1907. PRESIDENT ATFOUR STATES TOPALROADS IN HELP EXPO. Professor Bdward 8. Meany, of appropriation f the fair, and tha’ JAP TO BTUDY COLD BTORAGI } Lf Torugiro Uchinura io tn the ett on his way east to mudy the great cold storage plants of this country. He 1 superintendent of the Imperial Refrigeration Co. of Tokyo, which putting plant that will cost 8,000,000 yen Olympia Market GONTAIDL y the State University, returned to|the other states will probably fol! mya the railroads, or the Wall Heattio yostorday after a two|/0¥ Mult ce of the| Street manipulators of stock, con-| | 118 Pike Bt, saves half your meat Moythe’ trip a» special commis-| prude Register also returned from {0 the government more (han (he | se tert igor of the AcY-P.I, to Pennayl-|an eastern trip yesterday and ro-| Pooh wie Nae Dl Sibir ty | ok areal ty Bee bane 2 Yatiin, New wy, New York, Con-| ports that tn all places, both north |’ Tone et tetor, in hin lec tiout, Rhode Island, Massachu-|and south, great interest is mant state will appropriate $100,000 for an exhibit ork, Pennsylvania and Massachu will each make & generous NTON COAL WILL an inmate of the Bol after the st died a few m the Seattle Blectric company, yew terday. A new plant is betng in stalled at the mines, making opers tion more expensive. Renton coal is now selling at $3.10 for lump coal per ton TIRED OF LIFE, AN OLD. SOLDIER KILLS HIMSELF. | BIG FIRE AT PITTSBURG. PITTSBURG, Feb. 25 started in the Hayes butlding, on Liberty av., this morning, occupted by the Derby Desk company, The Beventh Avenue hot was iguites (Star 6 TACOMA placed at $260,000. for no known reason othe n being Don't throw away your (ire. clothes, Have them the nd McCarthy’s with college life, a boat & girl and a jealous student. Of) |eourse the jealous student mixes things up with his machinations, | — |Paul Gilmore, the star, as Dick/ Seeley, straightens ‘em all out|/ again, and Jimsle, the slang artist MORE New GOODS A big rush of freight and express came In upon us this | | morning and we are up to our ears in work getting the new things ready for your choosing tomorrow. We cannot tell for that matter But you can | you about all—or very many of them 4tfor we haven't seen them all ourselves yet. come expecting to see all we told you of yesterday, all we mention today and many more besides. You won't be dis- appointed. jeomedy. The plot ts a case of too |much mother-in-law PER Oe | Jack Gay, the husband tn the} jeune, was well acted by Frank Ap Tpleten. Doe. Knott, ax my wife's M M lphysictan, was handled by Bd. Pers) ore ore ry Dorothy Vaughan, the sevresl’ New Suits New Hats m the principal scene re «, is not only a capable and charming leading lady vocalist of more than ordinary abil |ity. Marte del Vecohio, a ever tault ft ELZA SZAMOSY, One of the Prima Donnas With “Madam Butterfly.” ’ i'n Head Wilson” sterday from falling ity production formance of at the flat it lacks something Phil Sheffield and Harry Com mings, whose return to the cast is we an tho twins, are the live feature of the pl Aileen May as Roxy he acter changes f the negre to an unex ome lown New Vaudeville Today. At the Star t ater thia afternoon there Is being n the first per formance of the new program of eight vaudeville acts, chief of which are Cotn’s Dogs, returning by spe cial req The show will be ré viewed tomorrow “The Umpire.” Fred Mace has a part that suite hint in “The Umpire,” the musical comedy to be at the Gran house for two nights beg morrow The Umpire" % a athletic pi and the 1 are all new | 1 id te neh of liv choru xduction “The Captain and the Maid.” Zinn's Travesty company opened to a crowded house at the Lyric last night, producing an old-time opera slong modernized idea The Cap tain and the Maid.” The jouse w packed to its full ity and tickets were not av after 7 o'clock SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS TELY FIRE AND GLAR PROOF. Lt $4.00 PER YI D. PRRKUNE r ar WM & ANKERS KA BUI but also aj) ading mother-n-law, was good and/j ft a ploasing Impression upon the} Three hundred and seven- ty-five new styles are on dis play today, and on top of that comes another big ship Another big shipment came th this morning and will be for your «choosing j all ready when you come tomorrow large audience | The specialties introduced were|| No other store in Seattle can ment of spring beauties this well received. The company di4]| show anything like the as- | Morning. You'll mot find not arrive for the matinee yester . Gay, owing to delayed train service.|| sortment of new suits you | Such a great variety of chic | as | will find here. More than | and handsome new styles in The work of a fow of the minor}; one hundred and fifty dif- | any Other store in town characters kept the opening per]! ferent styles and all of them | There's hardly any two alike new within the past fifteen | im our entire collection, and days. There isn't a single | Prices are exceedingly mod suit in the entire collection | erate, considering the beauty, that we are not proud to | "ewness and style of the show you and we stand back | Hats of every one of them with a positive guarantee of satis More faction to you, in style, in | fit and in price. As usual New with this store you'll find ‘i them marked lower than} SMAPtS . elsewhere when you consider | the materials and workman- | Lots of them, and more ship. Prices are from $18 | came in this morning. We to $75. No charge for al- | have now more than thirty terations, styles to show you in the most up-to-date materials More and designs. Every one of i] New them is perfect in fit and | workmanship, You'll be sur Coats prised to find how easy it is to select just the skirt you / More of the wanted spring want if you come here, < f | styles in jackets and coats ! course the prices are moder | for both ladies and misses ate | Natty vert jackets, Nov- | elty les in three-quarter coats. New full length rain More coats and tan and gray auto s mobile coats, A nice collec. | Win ite WW > tion of styles to choc Shean eo a nd price Cloak department sesaaik Wace | A big display of the new | white waisting materials is More already on our counters, You 14 New Laces will see them in our windows | tomorrow. Such a lot of Those dainty al Laces | dainty patterns in Swi that you have been wanting French Ma AS® and arrived, A nice line of | French Oxfords New he t t d checked | A me ha etle Tt t n real I | the material have been ‘ La Applique Lace | king for, Prices run from ectior ain floor. 206 to 40@ a yard McCarthy | Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 15822 Second Avenue, Between Pike and Pine Streets. *, Vermont, New Hampshire | fested in the exposition. AMM Maine. er Lieutenant Governor R. rof. Meany, In an interview, oa Of Minnesota, now in Be led “there is no doubt that New xpresses the belief that his A me at wince 1902, | BE MORE EXPEN committed sute om yee | WILL CLOSE MINES IF a MNT CNY shooting himself through the head 1 from the Renton minow t#| He was still alive when found, but thghe advanced 26 cents per ton on BUTTER, Feb. 25.—If the mem-} » « 4 no fri of ha thon, m os 7 | Mageh 1, nocording to the announce: | |2#) He hed no friends or Kalevi | bers of the Butte Miners’ union ment of H. F. Grant, manager Of) yc iaiere’ home tomorrow | Yote at the meeting tonight to ask Fire | the state and at noon the estimated loss was) $$$ ola ture Saturday night on “The Ke public of Today and Tomorrow.” Dr, Hillis also expressed the be |Hef that railroads and other power |ful corporate agencies are causing | 4 rapid growth and spread of roclal | fam in the country, and that the ex: | treme of soctaliam would be as bad as the extreme corporate control The Flour r ‘Beripps Telegraph Service.) for a raise in wages from $4.76 te | $4 @ day, they need not report for |duty tomorrow morning. This i») mt purported to have been give nout by John D. Ryan, managing director of the Amalga mated mines ‘| Dig Bargain Day. See pag Home-Made Bread 6 Loaves Knifeless Method of Curing Rupture Practiced by 9 will positive | ly cure without fall; amd cure permanently | My treatment fs painies: nd i will not keep you away from |] POULTRY NETTING—Car just Sor 1 eee received. Price and quality iE cooreateah No Cure No Pay || LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. I can refer you to s number of i} Colman Dock. he prominent citizens of Seat- Ue who have taken my treat- ment and been cured. A thorough investigation of my methods of doing business will prove that I can cure rupture, and cure it to stay, Consultation d examination free, Hours ® a m. to 8 p. m. Sunday § a m. tol p.m. Dr. Clarke Co 123 Second Ave. So., Cor. Wash- ington St. Beattie, Wash. MONSTER AUCTION OUR TIME’S UP. POSITIVELY LAST DAYS. BIG LOTS OF STAPLE GOODS TO GO. CLOTH . SHORS, DRY GOODS, HATS, BLANKETS, PRALLS, ETC. DON'T MISS THE FINISHING 8ALB EVERY> THING TO GO. JOE MARTIN, Auctioneer Both Phones 922. Made In Gea'tie Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co. 1207 Second Ave. Seattle Wath iL. L HOFFMAN. ALBERT HANSEN Jewelry, Watches, Cut Glass 1301 First Avenue CORNER ROOM ERICKSON BUILDING. $5 DOWN and $5a MONTH If you are going to cook a steak, Mrs. Housekeeper, you want a fire, don’t you? And you want it right away—you don’t care to let the rest of fire to burn quick, brisk the meal get cold while you wait for the up. Well, here’s a range that give you a quick, hot fire with vaiting. A when you are through you can bank it down and save your fuel, Because you have perfect control of the box. The Monarch Rahge is tightly construct that no “air-leaks” n get int ake y w wl you are ina hurry The Duplex Draft, v na t of air from each end of fire box 1 the fire burn evenly and regularly, One handle operates both damper | floors at the same time 1 you ¢ open them, as much or as little as your alls for. So when you want a quick fire you hout loss of time or fuel t take m longer th a gas range. } The ins tig long as you use it—it is | t isfactory” range WE ARE THE SOLE SEATTLE AGENTS. Crnrory Fornrrure Company Sxconp Avenve & Spring SrReet