The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1907, Page 8

i ES 7 i EARLY TRADING BRISK AT THE PUBLIC MARKET The wise ones arrly a wens this, A good supply of corn gran in| evidence and went at 20¢ &: doe, |crime directed againat women and | morning at the public market, and | Syidence And Went at te auniicy children filla the city with horror ned "y the choloe argples im) ig at de per Ib Native apples |lt Is beyond precedent here, and it shot order, @ sold at 9 Ibe for. 260; fanoy applgs, |!# doubtful if another olvilived com Tho people are beginning téfearn | $1.60 per box, Celery was hight |munity anywhere ever suffered the qualities of a fresh vegetable the ¢ %,", h and found a slow |*uch a dreagful visitation | diet, and instead of trying to buy aa ative plume sold 4 Iba. for Kver®@ilay # additions made to] enough trac one day to last a Cantaloupes brought f0e p@ | the frightful Hat Sometimes the week, they are coming, everyday a raise of be on ye Jay's |Story goes that the cries of the vie | and getting things fred Yakima peaches b t 75e\tim frightened the perpetrator This is what the rancher wav or Le per Pearse Myay, In other cases the finding —come early and come often $1.50 per box, California 1 mutilated woman | Twenty rancherw@and six by r wore per Ib.) backet, 50e. | or irl in the firat notice of ster tn the curb at. Fresh ranch sold at 400; sal | the gssault recelved by the author! Pike ng with a mon at Qe hig, Potatoes, 1'4e | tl good assorpy rything that per Ib, Beets, carrots, turnips and | sThe police are doing thelr best is grown of the vine and below the onions went by the handful at be jabparently, but without making the > of ; alightost headway toward stamping rs s! out the evil, For every arrest re ports dome in of a half dozen new HONEYMOON MINUS HUSBAND. | ON THE FROAT | canes . | Moe third week In May This Young Bride Goes on the . m at least 160 such + Trip Without Him. amship Optio will mat tx reported to the police, and |. ~~ more trips to Ne ite on that has fallen far short of ports to the contrary, This wa the whole story the statement given out ye In half a doxen canes In the t by Schutmeh and Hamilton vo sw that the first tri of the Ohlo wil .| be made Sept. 1 . The United States assay office yesterday oe following shipmenta. of m Alaska $325,000 from the Tanana district and $116,000 from the Dawson dis trict, Carrying whalebone valued at $30,000, the ship James Drummond arrived at Port sterday from Point Clarence, Alaska Schooner Martha W t got tn yesterd from Catalla in record The schooner sail 80,000 feet of lam ft was ten days in ) Spokane arrived from Alaska last ht with *. This is the last trip the § will make fo the north, Ban I (Sqattle Star's Exclusive Service.) co, Aug CHICAGO, Aug. 21.—A wud " 5 lesa honeymoon ts the a Because First Mate and Second Mate K. R wrinkle In the matrimonial ma Tt was introduced by Mra. I steamer Washingt Bowen, nee Mise Mabel Upham, discharged by the Alaska The absent bride was formerty Ship com asking fc president of a young ladies ach. | time durtir ip to Skagway elor club,” but this fact had no | 8d retufh the Masters and Pi Dearing upon the early sepazation. | @8%0clation yesterday suspended C The husband states his ¢ tion | D. Stewart, a momber, for taking Was due solely to business & position as mate on the vésse will ha with popularity The new custom come overburde RECOVERING FROM HURTS. BATTERY FOR HONOLULU. J. K. Fisher, constuction super Intendent for the Deony-Renton (By Un Press.) Coal company, and Engineer CW HONOLULU, Aug. 21.—Bids bave | Majors, beth of whom were in been asked for material for con- | jured tn a logging train wreck near structing batteries at Pear! harbor. Taylor, Monday afternoon, are «ald Bids are also out for deepening the to be rapidly recovering at the harbor here. Providence hospt ] 250 Pairs Portieres in This Very Special Sale a Third Less Our Drapery Department is making bistory these days. It's mak ing friends, too. Naturally, every woman who finds a barge b tells her friends. The beauty about shopping here is that yo: have complete new assortments from which to choose. New arrivals are unpacked almost daily Here is interesting news for tomorrow! 250 pairs of Tapestry Portieres—one, two and three pairs of a kind—were closed out to us 4 about a third off. On sale tomorrow at a third off, Clean, desirable goods; beautiful cole an unique designs, An unusually good bayin portunity $1.75 Portieres for $3.50 Portieres for $1.19. $2.45. Fifty pairs, fancy Persian | ©4,,Pairs heay Ye nee stripes, fringed top and <adlie mans, fancy wians Sotto; for closet doors | Oriental effects; full wenn: et | ee rede Kreens the thing. Actual value / browns and mixed col $1.75 pair. Our price, | ring; actual yalue palr for $1.19 | $9.50 pair. Our | pair $5.00 Portieres $3.50. 90 pairs, reversible Otto for $6.75 Portieres $4.75. for 40 pairs mercerized Tap. man, tapestry and Dam- estry Portieres, in self ask weaves; curtains fit and twotone effects for the library, dining made from the best room, hall, ete, ina va- | quality yarn, in full riety of twotone ef. width and lengths; col fects; also self-coloring. | lection of colors to Actual value $5.00 pair. match any carpet. Ac Our _— pair for | tual value, $6.75 a pair Fonke $3.50 Our price, pair.. $4.75 Third Floor. Circus Day Conveniences To begin with, the big, airy, lightsome lunch room on the fourth floor will set a toothsome lunch during the forenoon and afternoon Then we've arranged special sales of candy, peanuts, oranges, circus lemonade (not the usual kind, of course), and, in fact, all the con Veniences of the day will be featured Playland Park and the menagerie (fourth floor) will be open all day. By all means, bring the children down town tomorrow morning The White Sale Makes for Port With All Prices “Close Reefed’”’ But four days more and » be dropped in Ray.” While there ntity of offerings procrastinate, for inroads. 98c will #ol4-Out remains os daily make big Women's $1.75 Chemises, White Fair price, each Long Chemise, made of fine muslin, trimmed with Cluny lace and Insertion or Valenciennes lace with cluster of fine tucks mn of skirt lined to correspond 65c Short White Skirts, White Fair price, each Short White lined with Duchess | 45c and insertion 69¢ Long White Skirts, » 45 . White Fair price, each Mned with twe Women's prettily Skirts, made of deop f very Women with three he Long White 3k natitched tucks. Women’s 59¢ Drawers, White Fair price, Made of cambric Valenciennes lace umbre insertio of law n of ruffle edge a ruff d with same Second Floor. YORK, Aug. 2lA war of| eke where a child has ired investiga amber of obi | tion has disclosed a t Jren in the neighborhood who have with diffieulty the brutes lying in wait for them. Katie Tletschier, the latest victim of demon assailant Probably 50 arrests have been York, Mard THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESD/ VY, AUGUST 21, 1907. CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS MAKE SUMMER BLACKEST IN N. Y. HISTORY | (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) | NEW in New od coroner aimost fainted at sight of her poor, mal convicted — The magistrates give as a ree Mra, Sophie man run the length of a pler and that the law require oration jed in @ house throw herself into the water, She in assault on but political Inflw | while there we 15 people under was mad, and her rescue ence is regarded as a. the a roof, and her body was was effe i with difficulty he s failure of jus | mutilated afte death whe regaine h reason # i tice In an Eastside areaway daylight that & gang of nine men bad held Aurelia Stafte 15 years old, | peyenled y of @ young wo |her prisoner in the woods for two was attack murdered 06 the | man whose Himba had been broken @4y* out lyn and whose body was a masa of| Children of 3 years and gray Viola Boylen years old, WA8) wounds haired old women have been at found in ar of her! sete Kathe Tietachior, a beaut |Mcked. ‘The outrages have occu home, 4 od a rangled | ext me aye Hieappenred (red In all parts of the city and te Bisa Von Dessauer was so badly : or beep the subur They distinguish tht beaten she died of her injuries, | f° home in an Eastelde ton) summer from all others as the blackest in the bis y of New York ou, lrioe SAVES BABE FROM BEA LYNN, Mans, Aug, 20.--A five | month 1 infant wan aa 4 aber t by a mir after it-had been cach into the ot Th@poltee try: | mystery of what attempt to murder to # consider an the ba 0@ ‘walling Gran infant ening slfrom the digection of a pile @f rocks which a®high je are aint covered by the water, dhvestian ton dincloned the ch firmly Wedeod in alede® Ite Clothing was water Soaked and {te face showed It had been expowed to the | water for soMe time ] It is belleved th@ child thrown from the roth while the | |water was high, but the tide, atead of we the little one ont | to sea, as 1, carried it along | the d Aeporited it wafely | in the | | REFUSED TO GIVE. | HIS WATCH BACK Tom Loule and Lee Linn, two Americanized Chi boys, made | complaint to .the: police ye re that t had taken two white gir in an automobile Monday night, and that of the girls borrowed Loule's watch, which he alleges she that the white ¢ 1 in one of the loc | offices JUDGE PUTS BAN ON PEACEMAKERS| CHICAGO, Aug 1 —"Blewned » remarked Munte Judge Crowe when he fined Jas. Conlax attempt quell a distort in a th and lact sta, with the ald of a re If you try to stop @ fight, don't do it by at 5 a revolver,” added the magt GRADUATE FROM They od for her for a we ertme | FE ————~| WILSON COLLEGE At th | in t Wilson's Business ¢ ge had it ar tor w thirteenth annual commencemen fa child Thotachier exercises in the Grand opera how Not had been last ovening ere were 100 grad weatulted and her body was cov uatoe 45 in bookkeeping, 41 tt ered with bruises shorthand and typewriting and 1 The parents and neighbors were jin the clans that tooke the entire frantic, The onert | commercial course dally experience in the | ‘The invocation was by Rev. M bodies of persons called by death ip Haynes. Senator Piles and Dr many forme, almost fainted at the | Stratton vered addresses sight. Arrests have been made in he class exercises were as fol both the ter cases, but the his lows History.” by Mise Ethel tory of the last few months gives Bonita Strow Prophecy by little promise that the guilty ones Miss Lula Scott, and the valedic have been caught, or that the evb tory by Miss Florence L. Cartledge. | dence will be sufficient Pp on presented | Fragments of a woman's body . 3 were found in the bay, An attempt WATSON WILL TALK ry had been made to anchor them, but OF GENERAL POLITICS. = ft was unsuccessful. No arreste. Viola Boylan, another New York! People on Staten island were! Amelia Gtaffeldt, who was mes | (By United Press.) victim. startled to see & nude young wo! dered in the outskirts of Brooklyn. | Dn oron Ga. Aug. 21 Thos. | i BE. Watson will be the prineip MILLIONAIRE FLIES AWAY. WONT TAKE THEIR speaker at the big rally and mass onan Mis Children Marry Americans, He | tomorrow ve are re Gu i Bn CLOTHES AND GO area week than * | « ok with pelitical 1 2 lexialation have taker ry slight (By United Press.) ors of the United States am price, but are very FRANCISCO, Aug. 21 few in the marke this time of lor has nent word to the NEW MOORISH SULTAN the year. Huckle on are on the re of the police nmtent | wt only a all supp that their resignations are wan a t 14 conte The members state emphatically (By United Press.) Busine the street hat they will pay no attention t) wannip. Aug. 21.—-Information tead nat excep | the request. The matter will be|s.5 heen received here that the| k | taken into the courte. coastan ened besthar tan been! and butter market ts proclaimed sultan @ steady, with no Meats are also oremaining at the of Colorado Springs, Colo,, has re same pr By United ‘Press.) Aug. 21 Long taiaod and h Takiren Sireined bone per per Dutton, the sold a dozen Tom cently cabhai dor carrots rae MRS. FREDERICK H. CLARKE (Beattic Star's Exclusive Service.) { department stores from | Dutton Wants Pay. man of acres have been swept ba Spectacles $1 Fires are re monkeys and ome mackaws to the park board de atic to the Misatesipp!, has | Buteer, fs given up bis palatial residence just And up. We are specialists and Oregon. WS Gike: renovated. iit: |outside of Reading, stripped it of |grind glasses to suit all eye anch 14@ 08 ite costly furnishings, and returned |fects, Our prices are most reason to his native town, Canterbury, Eng. able, Schuchard Optical Co., Twins cheese TA. we: |The first blow to the millionaire Me te. Beoond av came Oct. 20, 1904, when his daugh. ter Belle eloped with Frederick H Clarke, a New York lawyer. Other of his children followed sult and} now the old man has quit the coun: | TEA. right of way for straightening the, channel north of Swinomish sloughe *| The Farmers and Merchants’ at F 4 . rhe: bank is a new institution for North ' reg se Petive; Yakima Five: Cai. tuner. . Mra. Luey Hunter, mother of " . ; State or Hunter, of Blaine, is ples * « lead ‘ roe M of Topper .. sag h in a fire "a : and sent her new the charred ase: | Die i bh arts) The prices of logs in the Grays 1D, bie | © district firm. p | since opium act came inte ‘ t ‘ >. | force Chinece tradesmen in Shang . Prat ng hai and other large citles have been making big leged cure money by r the selling opium habit al Watermelon Feast of the Ancient Order of in 1 to umbia on ban United W join with kmeq @ mémberk of waterm evening, Anguat Lodge hall, Seventh Union and Pike te. ing! H.L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER It You can'tiket Boots or shoes Lodg 0. in a quet, on Friday at Columbia Brown the Plumber The man who can please. ou. Mod . ern ideas in sanitary plimkjng and pe & yer get them made to heating, G. H. BROWN measure a! beating, G. H. BROWN PLUMB 217 JAMES STREET RRR chen If the tea is good you try in diaguet “ ask for a second cup; if STATE NEWS not, you ask for the j money, : Pung! Your grocer returns your mone Maj. Chittenden and Mt Vernon/i+ you don't ike Schilling’s Best esidents are trying to secure @) Ge pay ‘him at reduced prices. The bill, ac READING, Pa., Aug. 21.—Because | cording to Dutton, should have been his children, by falling In love with |paid yesterday but was not, and ricans, have thwarted his |Dutten now threatens to invade dream of having them marry Into | Woodland Park and retake his an- |the British nobility, Jos, Dives, a jimals and birds prince, who owns 9 | essere | SAVINGS / ACCOUNT .. WITH... Dexter Horton & Co BANKERS NEW YORK BUILDING cently given to that clty @ park sys pinbracing 1,00 acres, together a) handsome boulevards, | efaction is finely rounded | an allowance of $45,000 annually for maintenance, and it is estimated that the value of the | whole gift reaches $1,500,000, Gen Palmer had spent $750,000 In beau out tifying Monument park, which in| ity mite } City Hall Market beef 10¢, sirloin Rolled roast steak ihe, leg Third Ave. of jamb Me, 509 fall models are daily from the “fashion center. We are now showing early advance styles in high grade Tailored Suits, Coats and Skirts. Our custom department will make garments to measure at reasonable prices Novelty Cloak & Suit Co., 1316 24 Ay. Advance coming in Go see the Green Lake Res ervoir Addition today, Houses lots eastegt terms. Green Lake car to Green Lake Sta tton Branch Office. INTERNATIONAL BOND & REALTY CO., 387 Ploneer Bik. Main 1156; Ind. 4048. RICH HAT AND | | Kreatest } with his wife and children, enjoying BEARS TERNORIZE @ MICHIGAN DAINTY GOWN! ergo a g #) from the lowlandg niall wry of hour ) forcing © suse hy tow | ba | Forizing Mino Blam wned While port on Augs 4 @ me to son, father of the gieh wi ”“ brought 1 al : * NEGLIGEE GARB IW os HKOSH, Wis, Aug ustus M. Ht | Prined his co regation b ng or meeting elag mame 4 users, & negliges reas on. Mr. Avers . pulpit from a ¥ SNAKE BITE A Cc PORT JERVIS, HY, Scientists who are cancer may M Wilhelmina © poison has eared seems. Bhe y her when bitten the The ranks of tbe miner mn rners are lap = » than any other egy, wey, of New York, haeg fire poliey on bis ent store. NORT TRUST & SAFE DEPOSI JOLLY MRS. CARUSO, Goes to London to Enjoy Latest Fame of Caruso. j Perhaps you have cy awaiting investi Why not deposit it us and earn interest? pay at the rate of 2 cent if left with aga and | rates for longer pe MME. CARUSO. (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) | LONDON, Aug. 21 the of tenors London ; two months, Caruso, is tn the fame attached to the member ship in the Victorian order, which has been conferred on him by the king. Most people in America are familiar with Caruso's face, but not his jolly wife's, so I send you her photograph Monuments Art Marble company, 2011 Second ay. three doors north of Virgix st. Both phones I oe — =a E. SHORROCK, J. P. HARTMAN, Vice ALEXANDER M J. V. A. SMITH, Get Your Musical Educe at Our Expense usly inclined Piano or Organ bt t Removal Sale of the Pioneer Everything that is best in Pi Or is now offered ndous re ford to No seri q ‘a 08. er 1 yer can Piano Hi Talking duction. nore Gre anos, ans ta treme It's a fact that the money you can save by purchasiag® ano now will amply pay for the musical education, not Olly your daughter o: , but of the entire family Think of it, $250 Pianc $138, ote, The regular values now for $172, $19¢ 4. The fanciest 400.99 $285, $224, and the plainer $22 less money ised Kimballs, Steinways, Kn Baile Emersons, ¢ty at less than half price Remember, all cash is not ne re can be at question Oldest and Largest Dealers. Seattle,