The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1907, Page 8

HUMOR AND PATHOS WHEN WOMEN SMUGGLERS ARB HELD AND SEARCHED MISS ZUCKRIEGEL, WHO SPOTS DAILY SCORES OF WOMEN SMUGGLERS AT DETROIT CUSTOM HOUSE, | (Seattle Star's Exctusive Service.) given another chance in Misa Zuck DETROIT, Aug, 9.—It ts given |Tegel’s private office to declare i ‘ herself, If she refuses and re to but few women to Ket as deep an eda baeva oak Ee insight into the {diosyneracies of eek has oe be wae her own sex as is afforded Miss dd to a rig eareh Some of the articles brought to Daisy Zuckriegel, of this ¢ ht © merely amny * o Miss Zuckriege) Is employe ie bee a we As a Be . thy special agent of the United States |°"* Carry & Mnoture of pathe | « woman Was r ntly discov customs department at the interna A small pasteboard tional ferry dock im Detroit, Her “i concealing 5 duty te to intercept women smug which ained little trink ets and toys that once belonged to whom re are scores glers, of every day. These women, nearly al} |her baby, now dead. She feared to amateurs, co over to Canada, buy Show them, as some one had told some trifling articles, which her ft would save trouble to pass or may not be dutiable, and t through without doing #0. Her Tesort to various artifices to get as the little box was back into Uncle Sam's dow a poor treasures therein ex observed and up ected was pit i is ediess And they would invariably do so, Uncle Sam's representative levied no toll on the poor moth . if their detention depended upon the eyes of mere man. But th is belongings. where Miss Zuckries comes tn Pray sit down,” sald the inspect She knows the smugeler on sight. or to a fasht ly dressed woman Have you anything dutiadle?” who recently tried to “run the cus she asks with an innocent emt toms,” and was invited in to see The woman addressed at once be- | Miss Zuckriegel either flustered or angry I pray you to excuse me,” said} Bhe seldom owns up. the woman, with evident “ep this way, please,” Miss raxsment And when it was discovered that she had a full-grown rose bush con Zuckriegel invites, and a brass-but toned officer steps near ‘to add pressure to the invitation if need cealed beneath her skirts, her re be. luctance fo “be seated” was ex The would-be smuggler {s then | plain A Bon Marche Notion Sale Need more be sald—need you be told again the quality has dominated every price we have quoted, and that full count, full Jength, full weight and absolute reliability will characterize this sale and make it different from all competitiv { the kind. Our notion sales of the past have shown you that 40c Knitting’Silks, 10¢. | 1Sc Corset Laces, 7¢. Hemminway's Knitting Silk SUk Finish Corset Lace colors only; full size balls. yards long staple co! 85c Cable Cord, 50¢ Pound. 25¢ Supporters, 15¢. Riack and White Cable Cord Kieinert’s Marlowe Hook-to- all sizes; full one-pound balls. Hold Sateen Pad Hose Support rs in all cob | * Se Key Rings, 1¢. | Nicke? Plated Key Rings, in Se Hair Pins, 2i¢. : Aasorted st) le Colbata Wire Hair. Pina in assorted sizes; plaiior crimped 25¢ Su hag 16¢ an Be Bolt. Queen Lout Side 10¢ pone ain Elastics, in staple Pe ay Plain and Silk « Casing ‘ | tn all the staple colors. Sc Mourning Pins, 2c. f Mourning Pins, in round Se Hair Nets, 24¢. Doxes, steel points and strong | Hair Nets, in all the staple heads colors, both round and large | sizes. Sc Toilet Pins, 24¢. Fancy Wheel of Black, White | 10¢ Card Hooks and Eyes, and Assorted Colored Glass Head | 2e. | Totlet Pins, with sharp points deci Sache and Tees, in ine and white; two dozen on card Sc Coat Springs, 3¢. 8c Safety Pins, S¢. American Nickel Plated Steel Safety Pi Hi ze m Galety Pins. in all sizes; one | Black Enameled Wire Coat . rings, suitable hold your 3c Pin Sheets, 1¢. coat collars in shap Adamantine Pin Sheets, with <. nilet Pins, needle points full 200 count, | and strong heads. j Se Safety Pins, 3¢. Clinton Safety Pins en on card 10c Cube Pins, Large Size Drum G with black, white a lored heads $1.79 Pearl Buttons, 25¢. doz Se Hooks and Eyes, 3¢. | eee Peart Bations, with Black or White Patent Hump | back centers, assorted sizes and Hooke and Eyes; two dozen on | °° dozen eure card 25¢ Belts, 15¢. 10c Safety Pin Books, 6i¢ ter Brown F Leathe Mascut Safety Pin Book, with with double buc assorted styles of pins n on 8c Pin She Se. Monarch Pin Sheets; full 260 e count, with str heads and needle points 20c Hat Pins, 10¢. Sc Hair Pins, 3 Dragon Hat Pins and 9 | Little Beaut I o Wire tne one dozen on card, with | gair pin Cabinets, assorted black or white j lain or crimped 75¢ He t | ac Aegon Supporte ers, 59c. | 20c and 1$¢ Combs, 5¢. porters, with four st of plait Children’s Black R and fancy elast Com bh st t 5c Skirt Binding, 3e¢. Mar » anid ( ‘ Braid, in staple col 10c Hat Pins, 2¢ Card 25e Hair Retainer, 10¢. Kangaroo Hat P' with long | t k white hea A $0¢ Hose Supporters 35e 10c Hair Pins, 5¢. K ew-On I | D i ‘ H F Main Floor—The Bon Marche. DREAMLAN THE BON 1D RINK, SEPTEMBER 10 TO 21 INCLUSIVE MARCHE. | Gilbert of the Stotson apartments | 907 | less check for sity. or PASS: BAD CHECK, "FRANCE AND SPAIN OCCUPY MOROCCO: Samuel D. MeCready, # man, was arrested last night by Detoo tives Byrne and Philips, charged with obtaining mon: ugder false paren ouaeeaae! The arrest Was made (By Untied Prove.) on @ warrant signed by Carleton) gpaNGIOR, Sept. consternation has been by| the resolution of France and Spatu | to take tmmediate oooupation of al Horen ay. on whom «a worth $122.60 is alleged to McCready came have been passe | Moreooan sea ports, It te believed from Denver a short time ago \that this will provoke further mas }encres of Ghristiang and Jews dn| tthe const towns. | Both of the sultans have left thé |rival capitals, Fea and Moroeoe City, at the head of armies and within the next few daya the dew tiny of Morpeeo's monarchy will be known. AMUSEMENTS : PUBLIC MARKET PRICES MONDA The public crowded this morning as Saturday prt declining slightly, with sales steady, Bee, which advanced 400 Saturday, dropped back to market was not as this morning, Tomatoes dropp to 4¢ per Ib.) cueumbers to 1e per | — _ |dogen, and prunes to eo per th. “Salemy Jane.” Celery advanced to iSe per buneh Salomy Jane” is a ponitive Crab apples appeared at $1.26 per! treat; a big New York show, su box. Garlle, which has been very | Perbly mounted, exceedingly well scaree on the market to date, will | acted, and all in all one of the best be plentifal tomorrow, Corn was|(hings of its kind that this city steady at Ihc, while sweet potatoes | has weloomed in many a day are very scarce There are , The pl in & melodrama. There melons on th market Peaches || no getting away vm the fact and pears plentiful and steady | that (t must come under the head at the same prices of that now much despised, and Following prices were quoted more often abused, branch of the Live Spring Chickens, 0c each, | atrical writings. Regs, S60 per dos But how good {t ts to wee a rent Butter, 40¢ melodrama again; to feel the Hens, dressed, 17 tb blood running through your veins ' o#, le to L te per Ib. & little tater than habitually, and Cora, Ibe per dos struggle with « seared feeling aw Sw Potatoes, de per Ib. down inside, for fear that yor Onions, two bunches f tense nerves will have the tral Dried Onions, & Ibe r 260. broken by the crash of a rifle and Cucumbers, 10¢ to 20¢ per doz. a dead here Peas 4c to Se per Ib. my dane” Is an tdylile and Beans, Se to de per Ib tory of the wentthat-was Apples, fancy, $1 to $1.25; cook cture of nia in tb Ing, 16 Ibe. for in Gravensteins, days Vishlance committees and $1.40 per box cltie who loved giant Red Crab apples, $1.25 per box vow because the vald & ‘” l6e per bunch used so admirably as hanging do per Ib,; T6e erate, | px Gr Tomatoes, te per Ib Its Heroine ut an fleroe a | ' carrots, radishes and tur of femininity, aad yet about am } nips, 2 bunches for 6 able a dramatiat has yet depict Cabbages, 5 per head ed, wants the wn wh haute Cauliflower he per head her & ad when her swee Lettuce, 2 he ir be heart benitat the man who killed Squanh, 15¢ : he maxhe ano cause, wit Pears, Hartlett, $1.26 per box, 2 dozen 26 ad, the hing of P 0 te highwayman, and the Cucumbers n of having & Black berrie racter in the pla paches filled with back woods bu Prunes make even the blase cynic hold bie Plur breath ket for amatic? Ve but with Salmon T ou manliness, more noblegew Hatibut he 25e and wore good doing qualities thi Smelta nin t of ten of ow ‘atety modeled plays of the da WANT CONTINUANCE OF = =""os a every member from Jew PETTIBONE TRIAL ! who enac he Utle role. tor toddling child players, eat tafying con ely - Salomy Jane” will run all we (By United Press uin wel wert ete ST BOISE Sept. 6 The até has asked a ot the At Luna Park Pettibone case of the!) mult OOP Amusement seokers Borah trial i will give f the glorious his decision tomorrow 0 “‘viddt tani LABOR TO PICNIC SUNDAY a tay pienic, which was , ¢ rain, © » Perking.” LE next at PF ant be “ be wu to ' The unions of Ta * y's be come t coma may join in the ew sion ye ta nx much the saw Lost in Mine Fire. sad making peoy MONTEREY, Mexico, Sept. § in the same old wa Th Twe y seven were i; play wae written to create me mi fire on the Kap men and that tts years of ty Many wore serious Jured sentation have not end Manufacturer's Sacrifice} SALE Piano manufacturer in need of ready money makes big inducement to the Meyer-Toner Piano Co., who with ample funds take advantage of the situation and now offer the benefit of their immense purchase to the public. There are all big dealer will make a reduction of $100 to kinds of sales. Excuses of all kinds are made for supposed reductions, but does it stand to reason that a $200 month n order to save a dollar for moving or 50 cents per for storage, of give you a big reduction because you waste your time on a guessing game? We dealer telligent purchaser must realize that are willing to prove that there ia no piano sold by any without @ profit, no matter what they claim, and the in there is only one possible @ big reduction, and that is whep occasion for a house to it buys at This we have done a big reduction Never before did we obtain such value for our and attle. it money never before were such values offered in Sw may seem extravagant talk if we say that you can pur chase a piano now at about one-half of ite regular price, but @ visit to our store will srove to you that thie Is the case. You ean buy on easy terms, though we acknowledge that this large purchase has cleaned our till. Therefore cash buyers cr those who can make a good first payment whl be extremely welcome THE PIANO CO. ‘ 314 Union Street Opposite P.-1. paoity was proven Yesterday at both afternoon and | performayoes, A ong ie | 00) make the old show p |e “Under Two Flagp.” wa etaasee “Under Two Flags,” a dramatizn tion of Oulda’s jauees. novel, wae) two performances at the pve hird ay, eater yesterday, and will run all wWeok at the Taylor | : company's headquarters | The Fall patterns in Rugs and:Carpetir Manager Taylor has given the | play am adequate presentation, and themselves, so when a special valuc til e this i two big houses went away yexter ‘ 5 Be at ee day well watistied, Laurette ‘Tay Rugs, the indycement to visif the Floor lor ensays the role of “Cignrotte Floor,’ becomes extraordinarily strong. and Frederick Clark plays opposite > hor as Koyalliew | Phere are five different patterns in thes “Teory Woery.” {ft} One Oriental pattern in tan and green; one two-tone gree The Zinn Mysteal Comedy Co ’ twense ae tae Lauda thames eocter-| tone red effect; one light floral pattern, having tan ground day and gave twe performances of | fl vine thes i ‘ wing oreen around) with rc Wares" Ole at's abet one light floral pattern, having green gre ; 1 sucoousful of the bills which the/f} a window display of these bet: Sp company presented on tte former |#] appearance in this city, The old r of fal er. favorites are otill in the east, and the show in oh the same an ft n here se ago, although some attra foatures have been added Yoo Wee will run all week Several of our most pop Current Vaudeville. terns which we are unable The Odeon yesterday offered ‘ many new features, chief among|f| pery Workroom into Bed which was the singing of a difficntt 9 e } aria from “Bl Puritana” by Mir tomorrow at ligures that Lois Feurt A new bill goes on at the Play At 2 95 this afternoon . A change of prog will be of fered at the Lote t this a : ernoon and Manager Pantage Bed Sets made of high-« Many visited the Family Musee ured muslins, full size, dec and Theater yesterday, taking | vaudeville acts and the ind complete with bolster actions of the Mune Oliver presents ane At Beenic owde ppp Jape ¢ The selling of Heating Stoves 1s now active in . aaa . "ina ove the St Section. There is every reason for buy 6 ing now, instead of waiting until later on. Our killed mechanics are at your service to set up BOTH MUST GRANT your Stove assortments are better During ier dete of necessity be slower th at present, and we ian iehablashincs Oo "i therefore strongly urge you to buy now, before ne 4 that they had reliable in the big rush sets in formation to the effect that the Western Union and Pos Tel k rain soma tae aoe «> |! The Genuine Beckwith Round Oa ee ees wae seeteehans Is a Heating Stove of qualit For over thirty Ke bunine f both com ears it has led the procession ‘simply because it is The telegraphers assert. that they Ort Heating Stoves are made to look like the rth comtnntes give In Locaiy, {| Beckwith Round Oak, but no other Heating 0 ange in the strike sit Stove compares with it in durability, workman m _ hip, economy and scientif points of construc F RECORD tion The Genuine Beckwith Round Oak is the PROUD 0 Heating Stove by which all « rs are judged SE ak is heel the standard of Ameri 1 ‘ C. Lee, wh | ure of ti ere are hundreds on Lb ty ord the market by Patrolman Dx afte cl over a wine ever accept a Sto the Genuine Beckwith . hat h fille ain n the ertminal ca jar exce ne Reck R d Oak is used in ¢ 4 Lee, when examin sf homes in ttle and vicinity, bring a A <aails cant Pika pratt ng warmth and comfort year after ye It is the r t' er shoplifte 1 be the heating ve world affords hantited supers fwaten ve F 8 penftogtiaryy . Pm pre Fabdod hp dee (obert change) 1d Rott RE tases and Tim nat THE "MARKET $ awa bar “te; we st Washington creamery butte tropped tuck ta 34e pe WHITSON TO PRESIDE IN BORAH’» Special Serv but th mney (Star POKANE SOCIALISTS STORM JAIL (Star Special Service POKANE, Sept tw : Hiahag hale SS) oo Pe ’ ‘ H, D. REYNOLDS TO SPEAK DE LUXE OPTICAL CO. INC. : $750 per tract per ‘iby sey be | WEST & WHEELER D, taba i | Colman Buildings ib, Gc; inthe, ger | Monta = } ¢ lamh 1 Tailored 8 ( it] . OF hy oe ; . Gites. Ger cashes department ||} TOP COATS hs ov Let sarments te | n the Chey 4 *b Te Pani |B Oy seneouad | THE TAILORED READY ¢ or om ext T Novelty Chak Pr Swit Co., 1316 2 | Fourth and Pike ular line to hen momr 9x12. Seamless Velvet Rugs, $160] ° of dim duplicate have ets, and these B make them decid pa a THE 1907-8 HEATING STOVES FREDERICK & NELSON NCORPORATED ... = MAY BE COLLINS ast Th tey” Col m: ¢ Seamlc Velvet Rug belief who was shot and ective Barb Anne iz are a powerful attr raction in » Velvet on the Third offered in Sear iS, a8 follows: n effectyone two. with roses, and We are Making r tomorrow $16.99 | ecial price Bed Sets at Important Special Prices) ities, ¢ iffetas and lawns, in t- been made up in Ou Ft, tally priced fop ed y are spe ! alues At $4.95 1 Sets made of high cnality: dim. and taffetas, full size with deep d complete Sith bolster Tennant that the ee in the nd was Whitey an named this cit e some of our t tm tha ad W ‘ iquors im ality ¢ , . house on Sundays or aay t t er days. Try our fine England bh Hunter's } althoes A clerk at how art he bod e F in " i the wen found|| Good r ms of the full quart f and was under KEYSTONE LIQUOR C0. - ret av h 84 t lead = bu FREE. DELIVERY. NO t 0 the police of | Leas e t w 5 eh H. L. KLEIN . ° Shoe Repairing Sick hile You Walt 100 ARCADE)....- Fah | en oth dy Fine Worn JAMES 87. ar, | JOHN C WALLING (Off 1 ond Ave, Seattle on PIANOS MUSIC [et TALKING MACHINES § Sec AVIEW TRACTS | ts 1. Fine for garde tng and chloe Tbs ene lat slic ladbaald ~ (os FEESTRESEE ESS" FE _oceesseSs2. ae RFE oF Essee BeSEE8R7 HY Belved and eNtals, Sale } Sent t towns and ; ters a Last & par that § Bethw @nd iy