The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1907, Page 2

SAYS MRS. RIPLINGER _ DUGDALE’S PROVERBS | 1 In an Interview at ‘Los Angeles the Wife of the Missing Ex-Comptroller Bitterly De- nounces Reports that he Is a Defaulter--- ' Says he will Retara to Face Accusers--- : Blames Republican Machine. one regret te that I cannot, but a* (Mtar Special Servier.) 1.08 ANGELBS, May 9.--Mre. Ada my daughter oma 0 R aun staying with her, while he ia | 1h Riplinger, wife of one ee ee ol ie broeke Lpaer, former Seattle COMP | pion no os nageme ¢ trpiler ed with the theft of tHpusands of dollars of the city's © Gag, was visited by a Searle Star ¢ tative at her residence, 722 th av. today. She dented co Kng Wedge of or belief in the alleged defalcation of her husband, and de elares he will undoubtedly return to enawer the accusers. Mra. Kiplinger said: “MF. Riplinger left Los Angeles msl ened } April 1 tn care of hie brother up in Seattic p Nas. He is a man of few words duced to take io he did not Inform me of his mayor whea the party lesders knew I do not know where he there was no chance f going or where he is at pree tion. His defeat crushed him Tam making every endeavor t, body and mind. He will to locate him, so that [ can inform to me here during the f him of these charges and give him a chance to reply. He may be iu Honduras, Mexico, of any other plac so far as I know as | have not heard from fim since be left | Los Angeles. He may be dead, but | divorce 1 Go not think so. MORE CHANGES or played » inst yea. of the Texas shed with a He ane mely bit yeater o rune aid DBD 1 will mak the team | } gh the sens Third Baseman Mott of the Hutte cam wae be «randetand yester the gaine | cou id, and I think my (ean d be the beet in the league 4 ordered him to re ¢ afd that he @!! ee ee ee 2 ee ed Ra “My. Riplinger was a mental and fearne ie playing swell ball for physical wreck wen he left me. It Va er. It looks as if Rass Hall ie my duty to be with him and my we « wietake when be let this hin caat man 6o exe ee make bine —_ ais % % * | ties as could aire Rill Hurley fe in town, Bill broke 4 4 ae an art m 4 recent gas and will Pp Matthewes ant J t ve o © et t i ugrtan, Mautner Liewenanes Arbogast played frat ba game for some Ume Oe ne SE === BURNS WINS FIGHT Seattle won again yesterday Vancouver played a spiritiess sort of game. as if the Canucks knew were beaten before going on the field. Little Rock Allen t “Ctrews Golly” Nelson both p' good ball, with ind py hind them. Artie Ross was the only “ ; (Mpectal to the #tar.) tet cal fighting, O'Tirien betng « man to ewitg the club for more 4 ; ps 1O8 ANGELES, May ¢-—Tomm * rus ne all the pws] thas 6 ber a, . > . +) Borne last night wae given the de = : ago ; Today is ladies’ day with Van fous. ‘ ; ‘ thet 7 o i Lak talon over Jack O'firten tn & Mabt Ortirie 4 F: Zandt and Mack ¢ jt ei Brwalye y ae \ te be afral [ wer. The -_ =a ee : 2 that bad @ yellow tinge to It, Be of hie "pncrelly managed : \ AMEKICAN LEAGUE. fore it began Referee Eyton de- to kee The soorey j a er a | cioage . ered all bets off. withe « « Rete » able to ive @ reason for dote 3) Then, with the him, O'Bries, #he ring the favorite race whieh be s SL oud of the 2 oo. T to warn O'Brien about nehes. and the Phils binn Imanaged to make himeeit ly wnpeptiier ~The generst the op was that the Mround gx Batieriee Altrock. Plane and MoPartasd wry Jom and W ob lenges * was “ae & farce pireee . * $ ‘ % : UNDER ARREST “4 i é > 7 i- , Tecoma t, Butte & TACOMA. May ' ees eo | ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ne ‘ ‘ : i = Tetale is te (Mar Spectal Berries) af hieh the woman was looked SHAM, May 9.—While te was found In a local lodging ite aod claimed that she was not arried to Deming. Deming ad i thin, t sald he had & cor COAST L@AGUR. a” 8 ‘ taco $ 6/4 : Hoey and Mogen; Wills and p Umpire Derrice ne & . ae Bs me » ponane : ° hey could cla TAILORED roves ave READY CO. o.0"° Exclusive High Grade CLOTHING FOR MEN HIGHSCHOOL RACES YESTERDAY TEAM IS OFF cxmave “NATIONAL LEAGUE. rc 8 .- ‘ ois Seytekiett, Bergen and Butler Your REGAL Mannger 1 Spring Suit ii.. alae Come put ng wy ( Wear it away. 54 : 5 ipeerpen PLAN MANY IMPROVEMENTS The style is the latest, The quality the best isNG AM . ie} in ‘ : fel je The durability unexcelled. 7 Se * mi The price “is right.” r ; MAN6GFIELD (6 IMPR ING ’ ; BV YORK, May 0-—R . . ~ . On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole mer ’ 615-617 FIRST AV. Be ; = ; and would spend We summer there, t A : . os THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1907 closed out their entire floor stock to our New York buyer at 60 per cent, disoount from regular worth, Ag ane sult, tomorrow we offer Seattle women the rare chance of choosing from “DUG WILL MAKE NO] 500 of the Present Season's Most Favore _!.) THAT WAS AFARCE| tailoring and original style #—matertals navy, brow and ey mixtares, The saving ts exactly half. 0 Panama Suite at 812.50 $22.50 Panama Sulte at .....< ° 816.25 ) Panama Suits at --815.00 $s Panama Suite at ......- «---- 817.50 The Store That Serves You Best Garvey-Buchanan Co. The mammoth New York Suit House, R. R. Laird, retiring from business on acoount of death of Mr, Laird, Styles in Ladies’ Suits AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE || A half-price event without a parallel in this store, and that means its equal has never been seen in Beattle Hore are Suits in the highest vogue, masterpieces of high art” designing in their respective price lota. Surely, this ip the opportune moment of the season for completing your sum mer wardrobe, Beautiful Altman Yoile Suits AT HALF PRICE Depecially notable tm this distinguished bargain group are the perb Altman Votle Models a Regular $46.00 Altman Voile Suits, with rich taffeta ik skirte; jacket im the charming new Japanose sleeve effedt, orately braided with beet quality nen embroidery; taffets lined and full plaited skirt. Colortngs of navy, bieck and Exceptional value in tomorrow's te 22.50 only s Another model af this price tn rotle, with heary silk drop skit 7 Fashioned tn one of the nobbiest Bton effects. Daintily trimasf i) with silk straps and fancy motifs. Veet trimmed with resi foe lace. Taffeta lined; extra width end cluster-pisited Colors of dinck, brown end nary Reguier 40.00 English Voile Suite—Pretty Bion styles, with over shoulders. creating « fascinating Gibson effect; tings of black and navy. Abeo- lutely Matehiese Values in tornor $20.0 | Regular $60.00 Altman Votte Sulte—aquisitely Ansigned Btoe mab | roldered and made up over fancy taffeta silk vest. Gkit Gf platted, with heavy taffeta ¢rop skirt to match tnteriining @ tomorrow's eve sale at only « trimmed aod finished in every detail; fancy piaited skirt om . tows asle ole, elaborately, ef) tastefully trimmed; jacket beantifully a Jacket. incomparable Valves In $30 00 Other Handsome Voile Sulte—Chic, trim, uptothemomet am ments, A superd gathering at half price. : it No Charges for Alterations During This Sale. 960.00 Suits at ..... 825. $06.00 Gults ot ....... 97.0 Exquisite New Panama Suits in Te HALF -PRIOS SALE Women of except in this collection rare opportunities for tremendous Eton, Prince Chap nnd » Cutaway Models, characterised throughout with most of chiffon, Panama and serge; colors of ama Bu . 820.00 ONE-THIRD LESS FOR BEAUTIFUL SPRING SKIRTS UNAPPROACHAGLE VALUES ae teeeree favored fabrics, and embodying every late ¢; Panamas, Fancy Mix s and pla jors; Votles, tn black, tan and cream; All-Silk Taffe e and Rajahe tans, browns, fancy stripes and black—a fascinating bargain = Skirts a ' kirte at $16.00 Skirts at $21.00 Skirte at ey 35.00 | 86.65 S10. 00 $14.00 A 2 tea t Skirts 5.50 sae 88.00 S11. 00 $25.00 Skirts at 4 eo ° 316.65 86.00 ers 89.00 $12. 00 BUCHANAN © 113 —TiS—7 SECOND AVENUE.