The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1907, Page 10

8. - JEROME LAYS DOWN IN FIGHT "="! magazine, tells how she plans her} wardrobe, She saya & sult, one short for morning wear, Aa em auemma NS is 5S or effect over fancy ble DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NEW YORK, INTERVIEWED, PRACTICALLY GIVES UP THE CASES = (found to be @ wine purchase, & and tn AGAINST THE GREATEST CRIMINALS OF THE AGE, THE MONUMENTAL INSURANCE jeummer one ell alip with several }thin gowns, worn with different col GRAFTERS—CLAIMS THAT GREAT MISUSE OF MONEY MAY NOT BE CRIMINAL, ALTHOUGH | icg qoceaso will take the place LIABLE TO CIVIL ACTION, of several gowns | “I have found beautiful feathers, jrich flowers, bite of hand lace or embroideries, to be stock In trade) for another season's wardrobe, and! na cut to fit by the doatgne of the good fashion maga sines, expensive (hough they seem in the beginning, with the help of most success a good seam as ul in fehioning gown Also I buy, if possible, out of made in or showing the coming seanc are marvel ous, and with elot t over from last season one can wait, I have sleeves made of lace and mull to lengthen the ¢ eve of the nt ntyle, ine of buying # elbowength gloves, I buy veils by the plece, instead of in different season; the der to find a wa patte kerehiefs who faal millionaire eada of the tn of that gurance companies exposed by the basis of ¢ — Hughes inves ion, was today though it may afford . carved ona te im the, Paine park asked point blank this question civil suit. There may be transac | (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) |guring the previc ght “When, if ev s that from a moral standpoint mW YORK, Ju 30.—-Wen. trict attorney, propose to & unt practically to theft, and yet vers Jerome, the district attor fun day, It wae found that the ath warrant had been RECORD OF WM. T. JEROME weddin do you, as dis final action in the cases of the the clreumstances be ch as to af ney of New York county, ia known of New inst ford no grounds for eriminal « y outside of the county as a companies expose the Arm ton er strong legistat! m? A man might ¢ to insu He draws his political distinction Tt was a startil m to the ance official for instance s om the fact that he ran apen an @istrict attorney, who for more than | ‘If you wil! let moe have independent ticket for hin offices, de 4 @ year and a half has been in poe ¥ er iw pay ¥ fying in grand stand display the Re a gession of the wellknown facts " company may be publican and Democratic bosses q @educed by the now Gov. Hughes «2 per cent. int bat if Previously, while on the bench, he g @nd whose failure to prosecute th {ficial gave the money to #4 found relaxation in raiding gam is insurance thieves ia becoming ree an 4 cant at 1 per cont. and bling houses, and hia whirlwind ep ognized as one of the most flagrant cepted the $ % he could not be trance into the sational limelight @erelictions of official duty in the heid om any ¢ al charyze. That, came largely thre records of New York county of course, would be a deal m hoda 4 This is how Jerome met the ques raw than any * fie fo th man whe now admits his Bon { serves a3 an failure to bring to justi ost commercial thieves of t “1 do not care to discuss the mat of how far u ter. Newspapers that are friendly may go 85 till keep within the t« t same who do not need a statement upon the law bit Thaw on th (a subject, and upon those unfriendly But there is no need of disew w admitted to be the would have no effect; so any- ing It yan inquisition ever thing | might say would merely All the facts in the case are open justice,” and the i gerve as a theme for mendacious to every one, and those who want same man who, w seeking office B comments.” to learn the truth know exactly | declared that if he had met Sam 1 urged Jerome not to pass this how the matter stands Parks, the convicted labor leader, In rmoTOGRArH oF THe DEATH matter without some expression of J: no said that the investigat the streets after Parks’ record had WARRANT CARVING, become known, he would have “tora his heart out views, and then, with charac of the insurance cases by the gre teristic tmpulsiveness, he blurted jury ld be completed next w forth this significant statement He would not make a direct stat “Ae a matter of fact, the men | mont, but intimated ¢ while new | been ¢ incipally concerned have been in- phases of the scandal were under | cases in which licted, with the exception of John fnvestigation, no new men would be A. McCall, who is dead; Richard A. indicted. He & red that the trials | mpert sing trial of thoee mplicity in the at t t Jerome has in his term of office |chareed with « ronted by & number malres w Of | tempted a im | The bark the tree hed st AWAY and in the Fotld wood b neath had been carved the follow been almost that of the men under indictment w } ine : : p W. Alexan- not be begun until October at | EX ROUTED er, who is out of his mind.” eartiest | | Continuing, rome sald This is by far the most remark | “Those who make these criti able statement that has ever come | ¢isms know the trath; it is perfect- from an official of the distriet at ly clear. The man on the street torney’s office since the insurance (and | have no quarrel with him) investigation started, for in it the may feel there should have been district att ey practically admits AN TR RK ONCTLA MLE | SCRAPS indictments against other men, but that he does not intend to pat Mo The United Staten is supplying practically all the Qeur weed tn Manchuria. Large cargoes are dis charged daily by the fifteen o more steamers plying regularly bed tween Japanese ports and Dalny) and loaded at once into fret cars, to be transported inte the to terior. Whale trains, consisting of dozens of freight cars, laden ’ with flour from the Pacific slope of the United States, can be ob- served here at any time. Re in one day 133,000 bage c dew to Yingkow, Were WM. T. JEROME, in Dalny —Consular Reports ado, at a dinner in Der 1,500 Pairs Summer Cur- Fa] @ tains for an Exciting TL edt Sale Tomorrow yee coler to give variety tains in the outof-town house; just a touch of 5 | A good range of colors in the : LAY hh} ot Curtains we offer tomorrow Lh \ District Attorney of New York. epropos of Fabbath br red, blue, gold ete; as newest styles in our creat stock $1.25 Summer Curtains, now, pair 89¢ | volved. He has vigorously prosecut $1.75 Summer Curtains, now, pair $1.25 | 4 the cases of leas fortunate indt $4.06 Summer Curtains, now, pair 82.75 viduals, but to date not ot the many millionaire defendants who : have come under his ution $1.65 Linen Couch Covers at $1.25. pantie a ann | 60-Inch Linen Couch Covers, for summer homes, for the poreh, ¢ , | These covers are made of fancy striped linen, 60 Inche Jong, fringed all around; most destrable on acc t of being able to launder them. and is more or jest a ¢ r fi e Broken Lots Chenille and Rope Portieres Reduced a Plump Fourth for Clearance. Too mar ered the jail ponalty » is the scion of the ancient yrable I Natural History For single or double doors, good, desira kinds to particularize and but one or tw at ’ 106 Reductions run thusly about a million Kanase City Timea $1.25 Portieres reduced to 4s & goal a sheep?” tx a sock $4.00 Portieres reduced to ennium. It's some-|ical question that the commis hah $6.00 Portieres reduced to teanial, only it has ers of this county have Deen aston Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche. spon to decide officially Then i aid Uncle has long been a state law provid indicoa that the count shall Are you putting the house in order for ol Judiement. 1 burse tarme ; ithe C. E. convention three weeks off? a; but 1 wldesteps jes’ township, } Don’t begin until you learn the Bon Marche prices on Home Furnishings. DETACHABLE TRAIN SOLVES | 98c Is All We Ask for This $1.25 | COMBINATION SKIRT PROBLEM Soisette Jumper Waist They are made of mercerized Soisette—o of the seasor ave {te cottons—in rich shades of red, navy, tan, brown, champagne and black; natty tucked and faney strapped - answer adopted the detachable I They are GOOD value at $1.50. GREAT value at $1.25. A PHE SNe peeblens pete ens recente CENAL wares oe¢ t under the edge of the skirt by clasps, such as are used ot $2.50 glov i on Black St Taffeta J ‘ $. hort walking skirt AS a spe and h ¢ de train is detached ment, prett with wide strap trimming, neat t d with when the buttons, havi je epaulets ove houlde and finished w graceful lines of an afternoon skirt is necessary to give the gown a ; dre appear anee, the train ig 1 clasped again , Whe this new will catch on” is @ que Thus Our ree t ead 1 ¢ ’ fa WO and $ P ke ‘ men have adopted in lawns a " It it i ce Of one thing, a * we are’ certain © however, and that $4.25 Lawn Waists, $2 ‘ the long cling bs ? worn ; , p : : In Pa we ae F all know t ¢ sooner or la the ms tha Second Floo The Bon Marche rriginate In that gay |with enough material for a ‘Jump | ff non, 16 COATS fi eally lovely | and atockiigs and hand JAS. HAZEN HYDE, | RICHARD A M'CURDY, JAS. W. ALEXANDER, ALFONSO’S DEATH WARRAN] Vice President Equitable Life Aw President Mutual Life Ineurance President Equitable Life Assurance surance Society. Com Society. CARVED ON TREE (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) | that is not because many |Curdy or Alexander upon the erimt NEW YORK, June 20.—District people do t stand what is nal rack—that tt cipal figures Attorney Wm. Trav Jerome, required to in a criminal in the world’s gre t commercial | (Seattle Stare Exelusive Gervies.) upon whom rests the duty of bring harge yoandal will never wear stripe MADIUD, Jur 1t——After the ing to the bar stice the crim You know bomb outrage, when St attempt was i | bus Correspondence pateh The Briti#h war office has cided that all books written by ficers on full pay must receive office sanction before publica ‘The chief of the genera! be responstbie for the of any such publications London a in » « 0 A sas, Tennews “My plan ts, in selecting my wardrobe for the season, to buy no three things Which canhot be w together, In winter two skirte t | pc Women's Suits, Gowns, Waists, Corsets, Gloves---FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc i| i } tHe REATTL EB STAR—THURSDAY. JUNE 20, $e. Under One Roof—fverything to Furnish the Home Complete.” =P } We desire to carry over an few garments fh for our lare and faney mix owt well represented The styles Regular We cannot make aljer prie ations tons, bh Ke from an possible ck of summer garments, Which are arriving a fitting 96.75 Hosiery and Underwear Specials Tomorrow t Ladies’ Vests, low neck and sleeveless 1, with taped extra sizes row, each Children’s Ve veloss tomorre Union Friday, spec There are six a palr ! i | | } } bed neta, ete yard Seattle Agency for the Gurney Refriger ator. Alderman Penn | | leg neck I tome: Cot and armholes, Reg each w ilar price ton Drawe ta, of bleached cotton. Regular 100 and 15¢ ow Suits, made of soft w neck hort and he ha, Regular jal, $2.50 and & patte good Nottingham lace, and firm net. He nn three three gular prices $2 regular price 200, 25¢ and up to 3! tia! list of articles however, promise that remain unbroken the entire day [REDE y. of was condemned th ay to pay $125 damages Decorated China Plates Hine and White Cups and Saucers ae and White Plates Fancy Hat Pin Holders Pancy China Salts and Pe Plates and Cream Jugs, Goose rhymes and decorations German China Jugs Hine and. White China Mugs Open German Stelns Miniature Covered Steins Porcelain Cereal Jars Ausorted China Vases ] Pin Trays, Ornaments, & the w 1s ularly Included. 5 Lace Curt 1 yards 50 and $2 1f¢ | Belts o regul pecial tor long ale S0e qua Drapery Specials | for F riday ne, Special 81,68 and the long, ne Mustins, for ayard, at the 110c Specials in Chinaware This lot consists of a big vartety of articles from the Crockery afd Gilanowa and iueludes items re Sections priced at 15¢ This ix but a par w @ cannot assortment wil Pittsburg Dis Wimbledon g said that a certain local grocer st chicory in his coffee. Medical itneases stated that chicory was dangerous trritant s have ostablial ia, f ith a and @ he ithern jouth Carolin ama, Minai tion Towa of t nit nod) =Wast Hamilton Studio f5-80 Colman B THE MERCHANT PRINCE Marshall Fie advice to you The five, ten or “graphy at re k High sonable 7 her frauds day that is squandered, whii rs llars wards ostablishi fons of a futu n't so much th from day to da ) an account t paid by the th d, tn ng men, said fifteen cents a Amount to thou and go far to ng the founda re er it € i habit at and w h the pet cent inte Northern Bank & Trust Co. Capital Fully Pal $100,00¢ Awaiting completion of v home in th BANK AND TR 0.00 ¢ NORTHERN UST DIRECTORS I and Pike located at 1 1. G. Price I Martin, Any of .. These Items ~'10c Special for Friday A Mother No. 00 meas inche devices for ¢ milk in In a pair of our Oxfords. the for summer; ne pensive at our store. See extra values we are giving in London and other Hab 11 in th the afte ; | and has estir Same, en And ma rnoon. In tle, in ve » ecru, They at, dainty ff bed row nm ¢ special price with t er pr as well little roe tub on benches cluded cial tom | | | | | | board for spr as for conduct tub, Whe BILK AND CLOTH COATS AT HALF PRICE FRIDAY. from one season to another, and the 4 f oa dally f lent a gird) Tomorrow Coat Sale of Special Importance THI INCLUDES OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES AND my loone fitting and semi-fitting back 1 ieee ). Tomorrow these these Coats nor allow approvals, All male “Belts he effect Special tomorrow 35C are « f atlerne 16; special tomorrow $1.69 Printed Drapery Muslins, Special Tomorrow, a Yard, 10¢ Our stock of Yard Wide P orrow Made of hardwood urtains Special for Tomorrow, Household Folding Bench Wringer $3.98 A Thoroughly High-Grade Wringer h on either sid r has ach wide Refrigerator Stock Is Now Especially Strong in golden finish, Outside dimensions inches wide by 17% inches dee pounds and has estin chamber measures 1 5% 58% Inches; has adjustable sliding shelves and is Price No, 0—Made of hardwood, in golden finiah; outside dimensior inches wide by 19% inches deep by 43 Inches high t 3 pounds and has estimated ice capacity of 61 pounds; pre di chamber measures 18% x14%4x17% Inches; joe chamber is 15%x10% 39% inches; has two adjustable sliding shelves and is sinc lined Price $15.50 Same, enamel! lined 821.50 No. l-—-Made of hardwood, in golden finish; outside dimensions inches wide by 20 inches deep by 44% inches high: weighs oak Dining Chale, fim pounds and has estimated ice capacity of 63 pounds ish ished old so chamber measures 124 X%14%x18 inches: fee chamber is 1s o peel P 39% Inches; has two adjustable sliding shelves and fs zinc lined =; om a Price Same, enamel lined 25.00 seat; turned No. 2—~Made of hardwood, In golde bin out f sions 33 ¢ i Gienpe Fag i, in o fibish utaide dimenst 3 legs and 2 inches dees ines BM KIGWXI9y *; has two adjustable el ined he delivery y are made eonheit Engle t morning an t NES if you don't like it; we pay him d by a heat of others in a wide Castomes, Suits, Fars, Waists, £7. EDERTOR. 6 NELSON SZO0QND ee ee. ploasay omnaar An SPRING STREET. of pure of pu St Det w a2 t jon fe large They are use tefor ar n n Feet Cool Just t ex ihe at $2 and $2.50 RAYMOND & HOYT 405—Pike Street-—-405 FINE IN WE low price VIEW LOTS ST SEATTLE and easy term ASH-HASSLOCHER CO. 316-17-18 Bailey Bidg a | Keep Your ¢ Inches, and Store Opens 8:30 a, m., Closes 5:30 p. m, to cle: These nobby Coats are made of ¢ ie, eel the way prices will cut JUST IN HALF must be final Combination Drawers and Corset Cover, Special Te | row $1.85 silk and elas t nd Corset Cover ie of et cover i hole finished with inserts Ne Muished & and Ince edge, ‘ forming @ Biv y << lar ¥ ; tomorrow , |: 4 ‘ ; ; 4 and the new etlr j { } ; ; ‘ i q 2 ; i China and Seige Mating at Sppetel Prices Tend We have a complete stock of n bol ing a large and Varied assortinent of 1 designe ae late at these special p 2Gc Matting, specta bbe Matting, special, pe 1 49 Matting, special, p« ! Regular 76¢ Matting, special, pe 1 An extra cha of Ge per aq ard will be made when we layit Suit Cases and Trave at Reduced Prices ine Ba Wring imp! 1 guide r one ds © bave marked he clothes Valise a aveling “Bag tn as wa ore water-board 2 special price The showing inelades. am K water to either mense varic of styles and grades at @ not in use, benches range of price The followin taken » folded #0 as to occupy but 2? random ed. om. Itluetration shows a $12.00 Suit Case $8.76—This in a neh, hand. to show use of hand-se wed te Suit Cans. ae These tubs are not in steel frame, solid brass oe clanps; Regular price $6.00: spe leather lined ih he pret. 82.08 Regular price § acs te Friday 26-inch Suit ates leather on heavy ste) frames ners, brass locks and clampe, ned. Regular sign) ne “85. 85, $7. 00. and upward. 7 00 Valise, $4.95-—14-Inch Vallone toade extra beay black walrus finish: leather co brass locks and. leather Maing, with mings ex price, effective tomorrow pocket. 8 $8.00 Valise, $5.45—This Valise is the same the one described above, except that it inches instead of 14 inches in size 5 price $8.00; special tomorrow .... by 40 inches high; weighs of 34 pounds fee chamber measur 46 inches high; weighs 1 100 pounds; provision chamber under Gon substantial, lent value at $240; special tomorrow chamber is 21%x12x11 sliding shelves and is zine lin range of styles and prices } 921.75 | saddle shape id w Bandy. “We've just to dee a nat- BAD PLUMBING—BAD ural deat Let os install a modern or N inches of a dog's leg bone atory or sink. Factory et inserted tn the leg of Danny Buck, us up. G. H. Brown Co, é urs ol, of Loe *, has! Street a fas et Ge eae © ave prong «pr Olympic Market 2 , » and have given the cuts your meat bills in Bale ue be ey 8 rmission to throw away hi4| Pike st., opposite the Bon tb d banged away for e ee ae “gy without success, two boys who had TENTS . So aaah. wdaes " Five Months’ Rent for 38 # ; “ Month. ; te 5 : sow Our Motto—Quality and Pret £ t two ur Cinarante 7 6x7 A Tent acme 7x7? A Tont TEA ix9 A Tent Every pound Schilling’s |} {23i) we ee Sest is a free Poe sit if |], Speciat Prices for Large | you don't like LOGGERS’ SUPPLY COMPANY. Roth phoue + Colman Dock wrk. your mone keeps them ever on the go. Snap keeps them on top all the time. Zu ZU Ginger Snaps Say it to the Grocer man. ¢ a package.