The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1907, Page 8

ROBBED, ARRESTED AND THEN ROBBED IN JAH. To be robbed, then landed {n jail on a charge of drunkenness, and robbed in jail again, was the re markable series of misadventure that culminated yesterday whe Rert Schwite walked out of the po Nee court minus bis hat, but with & deoprooted conviction that he had been treated shamefully by bis fellowmen Schwite was robbed of a su’ of clothes sponse to hin complaint the police instituted a search of the second hand stores, Finally Detective Adams located the clothes and Bohwits was compelled to pay the last week $8.26 which the pawnbroker had/to appropriate given for the svit Yesterday morning Schwits looked too, long and seriously at the product which made George town famous, and, fully convinced that he was getting the hooks and in re! Jever, none of the polleemen of fored thelr assistance, and the young man left without his own headgear, The police momentarily lexpect him to show up with the| information that his shoes have | been stolen BRIEFS BY WIRE According to advices from Low don the Victoria (A. C.) counell in} jits case Wefore the privy council has loat ite appeal case brougy by }the Kequimalt Water Works ‘bom pany, whore works the city sought The ble city hospital at Marehas | lea, Pa, caught fire» early thie} morning and damage was done! amounting to $25,000. Many pa tents had narrow escapes, The en tire (dwn yas, threatened for a somewhere, wandered up to police | time. headquarters, where he demanded | his $5.25 back, Schwits was satis fled that the police were In on the! game, and it finally became neces} sary to arrest him. When his case was called In the afternoon Schwitz, looking much the worse for wear and tear, came | down the dock with a sheepish look on his face and entered a plea of gullty After a severe reprimand he was discharged, and walked out from the court room | Not five minutes later Schwits came back, accompa: by an officer from headquarters. City AttOrney de Bruler became real| angry at the continued interrup tion, and to his somewhat heated inquiry of what the trouble was, Behwitz Informed the authorities that someone to jail had stolen bis hat. After the experience tin re | covering the sult of clothes, how. | avy ttleship Nebraska a Yard eee Rameses I was a fraud, accord ling to Eayptologists, and he has no reason to bevcalled “great Chiet of Police Sheets of Salt | Lake has resig good of the service.” to bunko game: knowledge, which causes of charges to Disgiction Magazines of English battleships will be frozen fo keep down the te This is believed to Several a ru the mtly, led up « been on at Navy Yard. © TEA. . | Jest} With Schilling’s mistake is impossible Moneyback fixes that Your grocer returns your money | f you don’t like It; we pay him BATHIN This heavy reduction affects o about that!—makes this sale all Look at these price reductions—- 46; wt, a suit Bavy. Sizes 26 to 38; at, a suit cotton; navy blue, with colored ® sult maroon and navy blue. These Union Se umbrella torehon Ung $1.25 Water Sets, S5¢. 7 ~ Piece Water Sets, 10c Paper Napkins, Te per 100. 100 Good White Tissue Napkins. Paper Screen Doors Hardwood Finish ed Sereen Door $1.15 2826-8 Door 796 2-10x6-10 Door ... 1.10 $1.66 3-6x7 0 Door STRICTLY SAVINGS BANK THE STATE oN ALL WITH REGULAR we: FinsT AVE. OPPO THIRD OFF MEN’S and Boys’ Bathing Sults from S0c upward, The fact that our regular prices were the lowest in town—no. question there's a male bather in Seattle minus a bathing sult of his own after this week, be must be a “mollycoddie Se Men's and Boys’ Two-Piece Bathing Sults, in sizes 26 to T5e Men's and Roys’ Two-Piece Bathing Suits, in biack $2.00 Men's Bathing Suits, two-plece, made of very heavy $2.50 Men's Fine Worsted Bathing Suits, in Some plain, some have colored borders; sizes 26 to 46; at, a suit Women’s Union Suits Almost Half Price Regular 45c Values Go on Sale Tomorrow Upstairs at, a Suit White, Extra Fine, Soft Cotton uestiona bly the Best ‘House- furnishing Values in Town A SAVINGS BANK BOOK G SUITS ur entire stock of Men's the more important. If Why? ste and 50¢ | border; sizes 36 to 46; at Si.54 two pieces; 81.67 25¢ are Jersey Ribbed, Pure tits, low neck, no sleeves; drawers, trimmed with lace; all sizes, tomorrow At 25c a Suit | 2 Funnel, 10¢, Gray Enameled | Steel Furnels, in great variety 45¢ Slop Pails, 2R¢ Heavy tin, paint ed Siop Pails, sorted = colora, green and blue. We Sat Boxes, an red, 230, Blue andes White Porcelain Salt 8, with wood polished cover 60c Towel Racks, 28¢. Polished Wood with glass mirror Racks Towel 0c Clock Shelves, 28¢. Polished Wood Clock or Brica Shelves. DEPOSITS y SITE POST OFTicE be one way to prevent explosions ia) magazines, which have lately been| causing much (ouple among sid world’s navies, Georgia will become & prohibi tion state after January 1, United States Pension Commis sioner V, Warner muat face charges | joe Mismanagement in the estate of! Thin father, In which §2,000,000 ts involved, Telephone of Butte have been called out bygthe Fed eration of Labor, the Rocky Moun Gin Bell Telephone company hay ing been valied unfalr, | The fan Francisco supervisors’ | operators fight has been taken Into court and | ff the Injunction allowed — yeerter day against Schmits’s supervisors will be heard before Judge Seawell BIG FIRE AT SNOHOMIS SNOHOMI A 1.—Bhortly after 1 o'clock this morhing fire broke out in the Cleveland block and before tt could be placed un der control the entire block, Com mercial hotel, Colbura bulld ed everal emall stores had be om pletely destroyed, the lows being ea timated at $80,000. Fire fighters were called from Everett to avaist the local boys in getting the flames under ¢ The fire center was th lar block on Union and Fron NOBLEMAN TO BE A COWBOY DENVER, Colo, July 31,-—-Francis Patrick Clements, brother of the earl of Leitrim, who recently cross ed the ocean verving as a stoker, 18 on his way to Denver to become a real cowboy, He writes that wants no tomfoolery GERMAN DEGREE FOR CHINESE BERLIN, July #1 Dector was conferred by the Un versity of Berlin upon Ma Do Yuan, a Chinese student. This is the fir time a Chinaman has received a de gree from a German university Cheap Excursions East By the Oregon KR. R. & Nay, ( August §, 9 and 10; Sept. 11 mu: c eo and return, §71 0; Omaba, Ka Good ninety da Full particulars at Un . B. Bilis, Gea oe stopovers, fon Ticket Office, FE. eral Agent The boy or the man with « savings ac count ik seldom out o! work, The habits of thrift are appreciated by employers and the man whe is known to and bank @ por then of hin earnings ts saually the one select ed for a place of re sponsibility. Open an account today with this bank One dofiar will do to begin with. Cascade | Addition | To Seattle in Ratnier Valley. Got off at |} York Station, on the Rainier car line. Yow cannot mise |) The best and cheapest ad ou in the city of Beattie to without exception, We have an agent at the station where you get off the car Terms are within reach of all For particulars see any brok er or MUTUAL REALTY CO, 304 Pioneer Bidg. HAYES - ANTHONY CO, 634 Pioneer Bidg. ~ S onl H) } | Cash or Credit | 422 Pile St | i las he 7 Te degree of Hf im are in need of a | $7.00 Valise, Special $4.95. H H 1 i } A I4-inch Valise, made of extra This is a } Cowhide Suit steel frame, solid brass clasps leather-covered frame, brass I} lock, brass trimmings and extra i) i} heavy leather lining, with side pock i ets. ‘ HI eee | Special Sale of | Brass Beds i Continues To- || morrow Tomorrow is the see im ond aod last day of the of Sede announced in last special sale Brass Star, Hf you evening's trass Bed, you will save mate- rially by dropping in to while the morrow spe- \ sale is on cial Our Brass Reds are made by the largest makerof Met al Beds in the world—a >. concern which has reach ed its present impor tance through the qual- ity of goods produced. BUY YOUR REFRIGERATOR AT FREDERICK & NELSON'S. } Get your five “‘senses’’ to- _ gether, then all aboard for the grocer’s for . Zu. Zu - the ginger snap that has broken all records. Investing His Money? Idaho Irrigated Lands At $45.00 to $150.00 per Acre with perpetual water right Why Is He Doing So? B re npr ecause 10.0 ved will net $1,000 to $2,000 Government Land Pacific Otiting (o, | FH. BROWNING or RICHMOND & HALLOCK 117 Cherry St Tel.—695 Main 2934 N. Y. Blk., Room 747 Tel.—Main 1130 R-1372 solid THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1907. Frederick & Nelson, Inc. A Sale of Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. . Just in Time for Vacation Days Tomorrow and until noon Saturday, at which time we close on Saturday during July August, unusual special values will be obtainable in Suit Cases, Valises and Traveling Bags, The showing includes a large variety of styles and qualities. A few hints taken at random— $12.00 6uit Case, Special $8.75 24-inch Is leather lined Store Closes Daily at 5:30 p.m.---12 Noon Saturday Untit Sept. 1 $7.75 Suit Case, Special $5.25. | $3.50.Su Case, Speciat 94 lock and brass clasps. This,case 16 { ay excellent value at o. A 26-inch Suit Case, which can Be A 24-inch Canvas-Lined Suit Hand-Sewed ? had ia wider. brown or tan, Is of ST LO ‘aie fll , having, heavy { good"qaality leather, has heavy steel into leather corners; 10 brass lock and Fics, with reinforced cortiers, brass { frame, brass lock and bragg | ' and has heavy leather straps. Can be had in either brown or tan. Choice of Two Carpet-Sizes in Tapestry Brussels Rugs Sixteen patterns are included in the two sizes of Tapestry Brussels Rugs placed on special sale for tomorrow and until 12 noon Saturday size and nine patterns of the 8-8x11 size en FULL ASSORTMENTS PRICES ARE THOROUGHLY RIGHT. - Wament Costumes, Suits, Fors, Woists. LREDERIOH & SECOND: AVENUE, MADISON STRELT AND SPRING STRBER i i the re canvas lined and has a shirt fold in 2 price of $3.50 $8.90 We are exclusive tle selling agents for famous S. Karpep , Leather Furniture, th -seven patterns of the 9x12 Ori- best - known Leather Furniture In order to ate interest in the: showing, special’ are quoted on & , of pieces for ta tal and floral effects are represented. ‘ market Choice of either size until 8 90 12 noon Saturday ... le and until 12 noon day, at which tim close on Saturday r July and Angust. the many specially: pieces when you the store. BUY YOUR GAi RANGE 4 FREDER & NE OF GO-CARTS ARE HERE, AND THE FL IOV Motel and Club Furnishers SO A LITTLE FRUIT FARM. $5 Down and $5 a Month. Go see the Groen | ervolr Addition today owen and lote easiest terms Green 90 ager Bag ge tema _ in the famous Yakima dis ake ¢ ake Sia t Cultivated, irrignted Grain, Provi tion Branch Office. anted and cared for. Bonds—PRIV ATE 9 INTERNATIONAL BOND & CALHOUN, DENNY & Main 27 REALTY CO., 337 Pioneer Bik. EWING, Inc. Alaska Bidg. | Main 1156; ind. 4048. canine ear sumumemmmmnaernnee satel A Volcano in Eruption High Grade Merchandise A Boon for the Masses $25.00 TO $35.00 SUITS at $14.85 $20.00 TO $22.50 SUITS © at $12.85 $15.00 TO $18.00 SUITS aT $11.85 © $12.00 TO $14.00 SUITS AT $9.85 THE WEBER CLOTHING. Cl 1201 Second Avenue, Cor. Seneca