The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1907, Page 5

gurrounits of Berto M. Tal! n who Tahar, wo waterfront near i Great No it shortly afte entered side just he left oa and iy bl rave fatal Ye expected are two the other, ba deft. by he was shot ‘om he had & are inclined te Fol attempted sulci lc the uote was Tel a shot, either by ro out 10 o'clock ast night oat 3 Bet wes Whard from near Swe aries investigated and frallasi prone on the groand, bleed spony The police were noti and the man was taken ¢ ‘The board of health, at a meeting _ yesterday afternoon | members of the certified milk com | mission to act under the now state Y jaw im assisting in supplying thie iy with perfectly pure milk. The at wren and Dr. F. P. Gardoer Brings Valuable ‘Stallions. Sound steamer Wainioale yoster a Seven stallions, valued | Vancouver, o« | Manager !e Arrested. ‘Pred G. Nutting, manager of the | “Bogus Prince™ company, now per | forming at Lana park, was arrested | Sheriff Liner last even under false protenses Ps t “hi Wis minister to China ‘Wee former of Vermont To Broaden its Scope. The Seattle Humane Soicts Rec. M. A. Maithows is presi Intends to {reorganize and the scope of its work at “some It ts el to prosecute seat in all cases where Wife obtains a divorce on the We are Drew Co. Hardw: Tibleware Lenox Laundry Soap 8 Bars 25¢ Values—Strorigly Plain colors, for camp use. We have offered: Tharsday {9 | Cahen-Orew deli ed OF Chopping Bowls. CahenDrew Price wood Sale price 1} House Brooms. CahenDrew Price 36 Bale price the ah pting ) bers HO OT Then ho lapsed inte uncon young Eng | 8elousness and was afte was found on the} Pieced under the influen | optates. arth At firat the man's name was not anel With} known, but later the hospital aw pole through his he thorities learned Ris tdentity from clock, The} the name in his hat, Then it was the head on the) disooverod that he had been room below the temple,|ing at the Lyon hotel, Third av eoming ont just under and a little} and Columbia at. where Sergeant the} Powers and Detectives Ryan and may ot ny the lew enter | formation. of at * sulekte| In a short time the 4 on a State) the clow which the wounded wan,| solve the mystery y some enemy! in a ®ete signed t n fear, The| man, readigg as auddenty on with him tonight. MeQlurg inatituted a search for in.! officers found ntually the shooting the wounded followa To Whoever Finds This T have met someone whe” insists my going down t o the harbor L shall probably et shot. If so, please let my uncle know, He ia R. L. Norris, waon from whom he! Esq. In care of Col, Glossop, Ver "yo eo. non, B.C. Have no chance to write my- self nM qntance to the (unnel, accom Several persons foun been weeks rather pecullar any, friends, and freely from the bullet wound Rmergency hospital.| been engaged at for a mony and en about rob-|of age named the tes. Only milk upon bis mitk grounds of either now-support Frank Bemay, rested here last rant & F. Campbell of this j War taken bark evening by Otto Anima! Protection With obtaining money | year will be light. Educator Here. Burrill Angell, prest University, ts im Many years he edited {R. 1) Journal, and ¥ president of the the University . of lieft on the Jeff Southern Alaaka just returned Rain and many | fects of betng lanche while party are studying The society is to include women and chil Tomorrow for Everybody tomorrow— Tea Spoons. Rogers’ New Mun- ...... om of ae Per set, cie Beaded Pattern © '.” 49c\) Solid Silver- Table Spoons. $2 90. pric Our —-. “yd Our Hammocks. Woven, No. 2 iron et Hammock bargain | while they arn... 15¢ | Sale Fruit Press. ard Mason quart ‘Frait Jars. Price %50—Cole | with porcelain caps best Heni’s Fruit Press, for quality sale price Thurs ricer day, per 53 price Thursday 15¢ dosen c Window Screens. | Gahen-Drew wood Frame dow Screen 15¢-—Ma Bowls, | Chopping meat or slaw. Big | ex; covered wi c | steel wire cloth | price Thursday 5o—Heattle Ww ewed House | Cahen-Drew Price ka r the—Idquid V 17 niture polish ma, N\PELGERHUREBU 2N0 AVENUE & UNION STREET <a from BELLASIS,” At the house where Hetlasts had rooming little of his habits of ante rented @ room at the price several ago and was He had few, if had common The young man is about 20 yoars| (Seattle Star's Exctusive Service.) proud though he | cenniieD MILK COMMISSION NAMED was known odente, He vesarded as evidently labor. The purpose of this commission « to pass upon’ the quality of milk and certify to ite genuineness and freedom from hacteria and impurt cort by the commission may be sold wh der the tithe of certified milk. ied as pure mambers of the commission are as Se far but one dairyman, J. D. Dr. Ri M. Smith, Dr, PV. Perret, has mad application to Publ, Dr. G. B. McCulloch, Dr. have the commission pat its seal abandonment or Esmay Is Taken Back the Sunday om a war from Missoula, Mont., ing bim with deserting his wife and four small children at to musician ar charg Montana last PF. Schoenfeld chief of the Bureau Be ie much smaller than it ‘in previows years. Hope is betng placed om the Alaska pack, which ix expected to show falling off from other yoars. Students Go North. A party of botany studonta from { Chicago under the direction of Dr. Henry ©. professor of botany of that school, son inet night for The a trip of Child and Saimon Pack Light. Salmon men of this city believe that the pack of sockeyes for the » far the pack has been no Material Cowles. party bad up Mt showed the ef » nYBODY. Great Half-Price Sale| of Silver-Plated me slosing out at about factory cost the Cahen- Hardware, Houseware and Summer Needs De- Partments purchased by us last week. The following items are only a few of the hundreds of bargains offered at The Set of Six. Warranted caner-oves” reice Berry Spoons. Set of Six Price Wringers. Cahen-Orew Price ¥Yrame Wringers with good quality lors and steel aprings. priee tomorrow Fruit Jars. | Cahen-Orew Price Price Adj extends 1 th Furniture Polish. 10e per Bot r de struck by an ava coming down. The te and thelr 99c\ 75c $1.75—Gem rubber rol 99c 70c—Stand 30e—Hard stable Win 38 inch best hard hest tur Tage oe YORK, July 20. her; forgive me!” shrieked Nonesitin Florence Schenck, dangh- | ter of Dr. Powhatan 8. Schenc former surgeon in the United States navy, and granddaughter of | 4 former governor of Virginia; and the haughty father jhad cast his daughter aside {disowned her, clasped the fair girt| in his arme and whispered to her the words which made glad her | turbulent heart For @ tragedy had come Inte the life of Florence Schenck, once the belle of Norfolk. and she was moan jing upon her bed im angulsh, | She had just returned from | Burope, whither she had gone, as jehe firmly believed, ahe declares, as | the wife of Chas, HH. Wilson, the | Digh-salaried of young Alfred Owynne Vander that place, } relationship to their surroundings Diit's show horses. Alter their retarn from abroad | Wilson scornfully cast her aside, [saying that bis true and only wite jawalted him at Orange, N But what did Wilson care for the } future of this beautiful young wom. jan, hardly out of her teens, wh ne jeuses bim of the basest deception Well,” he said, after the news ot their affair became pubtic, “I suppose this means the ead of my $20,000 job.” His job—that was bis first and jonty thowght, His job—not th young woman—was “all the world to him. But the aged father, stern and To Consider Candidates Thursday night the executive jboard of the Working Men's jtwague for Clean Polities will meet at the Labor temple to com } sider the names ef candidates for punciien from Rallard, West Se attle and the aew Twelfth ward 800-804 First Ave. Strongest Boys who in & mo-| ment of anger and outraged pride | Schenck first met and | on | onthustantic trainer and manager | Clothing HE Me folded the beautiful take her back to the she had deserted | miaguided sentiment Tt was lw derbilt horses then and thelr friendship developed rap- | It is one of the prettiest | idly | spots on the Sound, between Oct, 19, 1908, she declares, they i‘ “ Seattle and Everett, and has a were married. Later they went to | inagnificent view of water and Europe. Wilson denies the marri- | Waion mountains, We have subdivid- age but will say nothing more. | T.c5.. ‘he led one thousand ea into | Mise Schenck dectares that on one | tracts here, containing two to | occasion, when they were dining | tive neon m “ six sores each, and already | with the Vaaderbilta, Mr. Vander- | quite a number of Seattle peo- bit read aloud from a newspaper | A ae Sy BR ple have purchased waterfront &n announcement of her engagex }emrs tracts for summer home sites. ment to Lieut. Ashton, of the Unit | Priow por tract (take notice that ed States army, and that Wilson Portia. | the prices given are for whole became so excited he dropped a | {LP} tracts and not for a single acre) Plate ante the floor Later, she dectares, Wilson cancel her Ashton, and coming the that with shane ing bed, finished golden; has | ly well made and extra “My. tite tw wrecked.” moas c h mirror top, beveled French | strong; neat panels in front; hentilik Piicnes: Semmens aan ae is plate oval. ix 10x16; the bed | finished golden oak, fitted near . song th dyn 4 is fitted with fine woven wire | with fine woven wire sup- ts woh x a hen ik, ‘secure: tp BALANCE MONTHLY TO supported spring; plain front | ported spring; regular value wre ¢ her proud old father, sult. panels. Regular value $25.00; | of this bed is $20.00; priced to face whatever embarravement extra special for 15, 85 | extra special for may conf her and whatever The soll is unusually rich the week S$ * | the week ........ $12, 60 | eriticiem there may be from the and fertile, and fine for garden ectileasnpliaiad. ia frie whe aver whom she once reigned 2 ing or ranching of any descrip as quee ae tion, The large cities to the & d Cc hs FR tandard Furniture Co. cellent market for everything | KOHLER & CHASE Katablished equestrienne how She SADDER THAN DORA THORNE'S 1S THE UFE I STORY OF FLORENCE SCHENCK was, and as deoply “Forgive | he grieved for the unintentional disgrace which his charming daugh r bad browght to his fond to kK, 4) breast and immediately planed to wh in @ moment October that Flor Chas, H. Wit He was in charge of the Var wie pmanded that “net Wative engagement tc she did of Wilson soon | after the close of the Norfolk horse Lica ECLIPSE OF MOON HIS EVENING ° . ‘ it’s easy At 8:22 /]) An eclipse of the moon to last to daub it on plentifully m from 5:59 to 0:41 will take place|he will have hed t perfec ° this evening pattie will get a tion of a fall blood hiopian, uying urn ure |fine viow of It if the night is clear, Just frowh from the Congo jungledst The preliminary performances || The show will continue uninter 4 neldental to this eb of color | ruptedly until 9:41, Lew Dock: | will be similar to those of a burnt | stader's minstrels won't be in it) cork artint getting ready for a min either with the size of the stage, atrel show At | minute of 6 & | the setting or the audience. bh Diack streak will appear dewn one loyelorn may learn how they would ‘ \ ‘ of Mr, Moon's physiognomy.. ef@on in the park, “If the man in} $1 4 Mi sion clocks $7.95-- At 4 minutes past 7 he will begin the moon were a coon this Mission clock, finished = 66 inehe high, 1% THE MARKETS OROP CREMATORY PROTESTS. sere détonaterd ann : een Not uilftl AMBP the! neefiilqens bf ind mlcdty tetnhe exactly ‘o i f pieture Mm o© r price is hwo ston Jonds of fruit ar | tie new gatbige’ dféinatory Ye Tally ; ri. ; h ket (ns un @emonetrated will any attidn’’ be $14.00, Extra special $7 95 Seven” SOTANT AR. See. SBN taken by the Chamber of Commerve priced for the week P jusually well stocked, Saithern iis the matter of the complaints > pears, poaches, plums, respberrle’ |against the location of additional and other fraita are on the stree #tructors in the public parks. Standord special summer jin very large quantities, The! The city affairs comnattee, after : | . , eo madc| @¥estigating the matter, has cot-- hearts of all eplenres will be mide een tee le question be drop « merry when the sweet potatoes get ped until after a test is mad f the | onto the bilix"of fare in the city,| new crematory going up at Lake which will be only a few day«! Union hence, the firgt consignment arrty fi ing today for Hull, Hamlet & Co This assignment was small, and was taken up very quickly by the $1.25 restaurants, Raspberries are the || Ss d Da lowest in price they have been |} en a for this $2.25 cot bed this your } —vory conventent and practical cot ge dairy products and meats at be came bana Gane + iorninmmaaligpra2) bse diana strong frame, iron braced, fittel with spring, head and foot Aa are high and fold completely un- der for convenience handling and shipping 30 inch hin A. es wide; regular $2.26. pe Extra special for the 1 25 week seeeeee ne save a third on folding beds this week--- we have an exceptionally fine showing of all the good kinds of fold | ing beds, and special these two styles for the week only an weit $250 to $750 10 Per Cent regular value $20.00. —this pictures a medium priced folding bed, thorough- be | regular value $25.00. this is an unusually good fold- | you raise You will enjoy a View very much Call at our office and we will tell you the best way to go out there and furnish you with any } further information you may wish day at Sea At Reduced Prices HERE 18 A LIST OF VALUES THAT SHOULD IN. Suits All Youths’ Suite. Corner Columbia. House Boys’ Suit DUCE YOU TO PURCHASE Before $4.00 Ge kcssned $5.90 Onefourth Off on Now 4.50 1.90 5.65 6.40 J. Redelsheimer & Co. in the State. West & Wheeler COLMAN DOCK. mutual the Stan nother fire insurance o ard, of Texs as beoome insolvent pany AMUSEMENTS. Think of it. A stylishly made | White India Linen Shirt Waist, with tucked and. back, | fancy tucked cuffs and rows of | “THE GRAND front John Cort, Manager. Tonight and All Wi ek—Only Matinee Saturday, Frank W. Healy | Presents the San Francisco Opera Co. in the daintiest of comic operas, embroidery down the front. These waists come in sizes 32 “DOLLY VARDEN.” } to 44, Not one of them worth j Prices, 25 750, $1.00, Saturday Matinee, 25e and 50c. less than 50c and most of them | i. 59¢ waists. Choice tomorrow, | SEATTLE THEATER While they last, at ouly— Tonight—All Week—Sat Burgess Company in Mat. Miss Emma Bunting and the Earl “ANITA, THE SINGING GIRL.” Our prices, “The Burgiar’s Daughter tives will not do ft justice We, Next Wee le to 600; Same Mats. company LYRIC THEATER : ell & Drew, Mgrs. Phones 567. Every Evening at 8:20- Lewis & Lake Musical Comedy Co. in “WHIRLEY GIRLEY.” Musical Numbers. Only Wash Goods Reduced # and Fun—Good Prices 20c to 50¢. Next Week ne Company in “Who's Baby?” j]| 15¢ Shirting Madras, 9e—A splendid material, not only for making gentlemen's shirts, but for women’s shirt waists and for misses’ summer dresses, Comes in white grounds, with fancy colored | THIRD AVENUE THEATER and Pine Ind and black fi Sale price only ed effects. The regular price is 15 3405. n 2631; yard 9c PAID ON ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS Open Your Account With DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS NEw YORK BUILDING A * week, Matinees today and Saturday, a clacular Produc H 60c Wash Goods, 300—As a last inducement on our ‘splendid stock mot Rider Haggard’s of high-grade Summer Wash Goods, we offer for tomorrow every “8H BL” yard of our beautiful figured French organdies, in lovely Sorat Prices—Night, 10, 20c, 300; box weats, 50c, Mat. 10c, 200; box designs; plain colored Dress Linens, Fancy and Plain Linen Ra be tee Mosk Weeden —, jahs, the two latter including those wanted shades of blue. All } of these are regular 60c materials. The sale price to- 30 LUNA PARK morrow {s only c The Nation's Greatest Playground on the Pacific Coast.” This |f——~~~~~-~~-~- ~ | Loretta Twins Troupe, Great Martel Stoffer's Slide for Life, \ 1 ! \ Just note the on aa a ‘ ' Seattle's Leading Vaudeville House. Prices: 20c, 1 these. If you ar ing on af Fine, Large 11-4, or Full Double $s] AR box seats, 30c, Performances, 2:30, 7:15, 8:45 each day. trip you can searcely afford to Bed Size Cotton Sheet Blank- A STRING OF HEADLINERS, ignore such saviu ets, in white or silver gray; Angeles W. O, W. Drill Tear, 1; Allee Mortlack & Co. | $7.50 Trunks at $4.69—A Good- all of them regular $1.25 val- tater Bradley & Davis; Wilber He Flexible Fredericks; i Sized Trunk, canvas covered, z le t ° atten rd Scott; Animated Pictures. fo with sheet iton bottom and ues; on sale tomorrow at the os a ‘ i strongly bound, Will stand remarkably tow price, Gi 2 | the racket of a long, trip. @ pair toe a LOIS THEATER. ) Should be. $7.80 Pantages’ Vaudeville mporarily at the Lois—Matinees Every ake oetep- one $ # Afternoon. Performances F Be, ’ , $5.98 Petticoats, $4.25 Attractions —Lineoln Cr B. C. Strykland, Vermont Rube i bea ein Suit Berth 69— —$—$— satora Troup irooks and Vedde 8 Valots alect King, and hese Japanese u ust aber dozen o' ese » hae a - mee ncheeas a good lock and clasps, Are al Fine AlLSiIk Taffeta Petti- |} : ways neat and serviceable coats left. They come in NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE—ATHLETIC PARK, The one you wa nt 2: 69 black only and are nicely fin Baseball Tomorrow 3:30 p. m.; Sunday 3 p. m. tomorrow at ¢ s : * SPOKANE VS, SEATTLE $6.98 Suit lho $4.40—Vory ished.’ The material te tat Adminsion 26e and 6c Take Yesle Car Hand Brown Leather noisy quality taffeta that Suit with extra well wears so well and is always dneeegsapen nates asne se SSNS need reinforead corner inside * niente seniciinad her strap rong clamps { lock. Eyery one of them { Regular price $ JUNE 29 10 SEPT 14 _Al ME ADOWS | Ragen ig flale_pe only sl SIX RACES DAILY Gabuen oh | Designer Wen CAD | Standa | Take cara at First Avenue®and Jackson Street | Magazine — | | at AR te Fy) Paper ! tu CATT bs GENTLEMEN, 'g1.00, Admission, including LADIES, BO¢. | Agents | ND AVENUE f Patterns — ———— | anne 5s sul