The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1907, Page 3

INISTERS GUARD BELLINGHAM of Pouce Thos the charges he wa coward for failure to quel In several apecial Service.) AM, Sept. 12 A @ pollog, « ra Thomas called on all of the aliowing N@nisters and had them sworn In ea egesrt * gal I as special police officers They tfled that it they fatle oagl of Splash Me?’ Some of the tT mee are very fine $7, and Mary “691. $ABBERBILT at (By United Press.) 27, St. Paul, this morning the jury dectd oath Park hin affairs ham or ula old man fn 2, and Lula urpose of securing bis fortune. ‘21, Minneapolis esl aa. Chelan LINTON, N, J I. Gherrick, |wciene) the Methodist chureh here. Ti Sept. 12 iW RECORD. —_— Fegiatered today as | 80, Sept Hospital. bell still sounded. ny be! TH go up to the belfry g.[the steeple stairs and | ratsed Bureau, 13, Sept. RECORD. upturned face. to the street. For a few seconds the bell tolled > Goris! put not Shane. Bept. 10, & the be wife of William Bruce, and then-——— T Frick’s Chimes. jer It had burst a blood vessel! fag #iie00, which 11 | i oan seo. DRIVER THROWN B Simoes: «© RUNAWA : maker vane fae Pree" | sroyed by the Beaitle Box Co C All. Ye “rewn when his team ran a at the oe? side Emergency Hospital. GROTE-RANKIN CO, Low and Medium Tables Has just been re of the tables extend "Mapable of satisfying 1 Our tables are well made tn every rei pect, the a Material being betier than that of some tables offered at Md even higher prices. A HEATING STOVE BOUGHT NOW ‘Will save YOu annoyances too numerous to mention. We're in ames to set it up now than we will be some time later PMeewently can give more attention to it than we can dur Wiey seanon. Of course we'll make right any defect In the Melt or tn the vets Be Pew Order early vo we can have a little more time, thereby these troubies. & up; but it's well worth your while to i — 03 TO lai * donoured as a the riot of this citave been Tne following Dry Chief of fOh@eh” and “Won't You Come and | y all agree, Mwever, that the |@ustomerd HS INCOMPETENT = BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept, 12 - | quate pre In the Vanderbilt insanity heartng | that Mh, Seattle. the aged and wealthy Col, Vander: | a, and Ruth CDi te incompetent to look after nd The verdict came as a complete eepenene, 80 to his wife, Mrs, Mary Pepper-Vanderbilt, the medium, Se merEee, ON eee as “Little fright yes,” who | ff hasty action op the part of the is accused of having invelgied the marrying her for the} M1, Seattle, aed +owN FIREBELL RUNG BY OWL ang! clang!” sounded the bell of | vil} Beets, 2 b « from ite profound sleep, e chureh bell ts Its fire alarm very man jumped into his os and ran to the church. No} Onions, 3 bunch id find « fire, “Clang! It} Giles Van Riper finally spoke up Walon, 48, SP come of you fellows will go with th ay. south, me.” He got a lantern, and, fol Sept % 1211 ewod by a few bold aptrite, climbed amal! trapdoor leading to the belfry At that Instant a white object dashed down at him, slashing his Yeiting, Van Riper let fall the/ today 84) tantern. and he and his companions oD hae over each other In their Might vigorously; then It remained alent man dared again to go to itry In the dark. They watted from 2 o'clock until daylight came path, Sept. 10, a son. A hoge white ow! had attacked a/ To wife of H. Tally, 2022) rock of pigeons dwelling in the bel- | tee og fry. One of Its claws caught In the frayed bell rope, and fn its strag a gles it rang the bell. The owl was | dead, hanging to the nianila strand. | In its struggles to attack Van Rip William Snyder, a driver em- at the foot of Columbia st. this after ~er ROOn and badly bruised. The in-| & Taft, jured man was taken fo the Way * Priced Extension | ceived, and samples | fan now be seen on | the baleony. This car | inciaded both leg and eotal designs in food variety some ing to 6 ft. and others to § ft. The addition of this car to own ow cellent showing of the medium and higher priced tables gives us ly any demands likely to GOLD RopeERY CLEARED, (Star Special “Bervice.) DAWSON, Y, T,, Sept, 12.—One }man has been arrested and con |feaed to having been a pagy to jth@ robbery when a regi | United States mail seek, contain | ing $20,000 in gold duse laappear od from the steamer ttle, No. 4, on route here ron Fairbanks. Other arresta will follow, The gold {# cached in the river near | horod PUBLIC MARKET to criticise Chief would be arrested and prosecuted Firm prices and steady attend ance were the features of this ‘ad morning @ market, Tn apite of the Se e@ndalized and are wondering | threateping, G@ouds, exnohers arriv wat Me Frick will say about ft od early, ait the steady m of wean tong b etaht jo'clock, Potatoes dropped slightly }and are selling at 20 Ibs, for | cents. Corn, in large quantities is rated at 10 to 1 nts, the ove supply being responsible for the de cline, Lettuce, not so plentiful, ad vanced to § cents per head he ranchers are agitated over the elty's delay in providing ade. tion from the rain, © pecting the regular season soon, All they ask ts a cover, projecting four feet over the walk to shelter them selves and the produce. They are | willing to quarter their horses dur ing the day. If something in not they will pre nt @ petition asking | ety officials. Following prices were quoted Live Sprink Chickens, 40¢ each. Ducks, 65e. Kegs, 36¢ per dos. | Butter, 40e | Hens, dressed, 35¢ aptece. Potatoes, 20 Ibs. for 266. nches for be. | Carrots, 3 bunches for So | Corn, 10¢ to t6e per doren. Bweet Potatoes, de per tb. *% for Dried Onions, § Ibe for 26¢. Cucumbers, 10¢ to Ife per doz # to te per Ib. ns, 2e to Xe per Ib. Crab apples, $1.25 per box ery, 18¢ per bunch. matoes, dc per Ib. crate. | Green Toma Se per Tb. | Cabbages, Se to 10¢ per head | Apples, fancy, $1 to $1 cook ing, 15 Ibe. for e; $1.40 per box Lettuce, Se, | Squash, 16 to 200, Pears, Bartlett, $1.25 per box, 2 | dozen Be, ed} =Pumpking, 160 to 20¢. Huckleberries, ide qt | Peaches, Tc to 80¢ per box. Prunes, 1 to 1 te Ib. | Plums, Green Gag basket, for 25c. The price on eggs advanced two feents a dozen yesterday afternoon and dealers on Western av. are | getting 37 cents a doen. Some exge | were sold yesterday at 40 cents by | one of the firms but 37 cents is the general price. The first supply of this season's cranberries was received — this morning by the firm of W. A. Rige low & Co. from Olympla. The ber ries are extra large and of a , stock. They are quoted at $14 per barrel. 10e pall Mower Yakima honey, per ease, §1.18@ 207 2nd LADIES’ SUIT DEPARTMENT $75.00 up to the minute Suites $50.00 up to the minute $26.00 up to the $12.50 $15.00 up to the minute Suits $7.95 $12.00 up to the minute Suits ne $6.95 LADIES’ COAT DEPARTMENT $50.00 Coats 90 Coats $15.00 $12.00 Sale Now Going On at NOVELTY CLOAK & SUIT MFG. CO. Annex Mir. Diffenbacher, Manager THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 12, 1907, be 1, fe) Cayfornia out the week at tha Seattle. Start | Wil be given @ week's run Telegraphor | wtrthigpe ain ppbers will be given nicht by tho Taylor company Kt thaatyre. ;Will begin & week's engagement Current Vaudeville. Fox & Foxio’s cireus, , Drake's trained sheep | greyhounds, and other features ie Twins cheese, 16\ge Theater and Mw | Vauderie moving pletures and ex Table Tumblets Handkerchiefs. Thin’ Blown, En- | Women's All Pure Linen graved Table Tum Moving plotures and |I Vvatonclennen Lace The bie swimming carnival will ne of the. foature The Hungarian Hugar band, the streets of Ve the big open air attractions and the vaudeville shows are all in | During this hour 3c lar size. During this . i hour, ing this s ‘ each ‘ ho Da Shirt Waists. a Ac yale 79c Values up to 106 ing this half hottle of Petroleum before the close of the week! During this halt” — dambe - 1, Bie. i Table Oil Cloth. Rest 48-inch Steers, per ih The ble and fancy patterns During this balf hour a Jay Darning Cotton. Darning Cot ilarly sold for HOW ABOUT THIS AS A BONA FIDE OFFER? if you buy one of the remain or organs dur i Piano House's and can find the same grade, style and qual ity Instrument for leas, or, to be Laundry Soap. Ing fine plan: ing the Pion Closing Out AMUSEMENTS At the Grand, Paul Armetrong’s $75 to $200 more anywhere than, we're now asking, we'll cheerfully refund your money. And should there be any dissat- r] Cauliflower, 10¢ to 15¢ per head. | BARGAIN SQUARE ounce cake of White Floating Soap for toilet and hotel use, Friday, a cake play of early |seen at the Grand tonight turday afternoon Seats go on sale to Cyril Seott tn and evening ment, whether it be our fault, or the fault of the makers, every penny you've paid will Blackberries, 10c box; 3 for 26e. | twened to you ree 4ounce cakes of highly perfumed tollet soap, daintily wrapped and put up fn boxes. Glycerine, Honey, Heliotrope, Buttermilk, Oatmeal and others put up by America’s best soap makers backed by @ responsible House, means more than all that can be sald, or written about really great money-saving event. on strictly high. THANKS FOR PRIZES GIVEN FOR SWIMMING. The management Park patatorium thelr thanks to the following n , who generously donated prizes for the swimming races to be held at the natatoriam tonight , Saturday and Sunday Frederick & Nelson, Se: Ue Brewing & Maiting Co. Vittuel Importing Co. Importing Co, ‘o., Kreleleheimer Bros, A Commerctal Dis We tay; pric: grade standard pianos tow ae during this We'll stake our repute tion on this, and the old and reliable House of J not afford to make any falee statements for the sake of sell Ing @ few instruments. gate this op rtunity today 10 a month takes rly any piano now Dress Ginghams. 2T4ineh Dress Ginghams in pretty po styles, any size in any style or pattern. H. Harrison & Co. worth regularly tributing Co rth r D. S, JOHNSTON CO. an Oyster Co. Miles & Piper, Lowman & Han T ANDO LARGEST George Hall, ham Rubber Co. ford, Seattle Park Co. 903 Second Ave. Corset Covers. Women's Novelty Cloak & Sult Annex GET OUT SALE Our Time Is Limited Tremendous Sacrificing —_—_——__———- Of the $30,000 STOCK Women’s Fall Suits, Skirts, Coats, Waists, Petticoats, ete., now paow on---don’t wait or hesitate, our m Lb your gain. This is greatest chance ever given the public in advance of the season. sleeves and high neck, in cream and nat ural gray. Regularly sold for 250. During this hour, 18c Face, Lotion. Women's Corset Covers, Regular price Dressing Sacques. beautiful Per Fairy Soap. The Famous Fairy Soap, excellent for bath or toflet use; it floats. During this hour Kid Gloves. 12 Button Kid Gloves in belted at waist, Cups and Saucers. browns, grays and ox “THE RHODES” “Co. ortune will be she claimed th commissary’s UNION MADE NOVELTY GARMENTS, NOVELTY FACTORY “CLEAN-UP SALE” Prices to Sell the Goods---Advance Fall Garments Included DRESS SKIRTS LADIES’ PETTICOATS EXCURSIONS ON SALE TODAY and TOMORROW with option of purchasing 20.00 all’ kind Skirts, $16.00 all kind Skirts, color and style $12.00 all kind Skirts, solor and style Waists for the h colo and style berth, bear a going tran a final MUST BE PURCHASED m1 can starta WEEK LATER LAST EXCURSIONS THIS YEAR. GREAT NORTHERN RY. i ——_oecond & Columbia Street l4 207 2nd Ave. | | 1207 2nd Ave. THE RHODES CO. ‘Friday Hour |Sale No mail, telephone or C. O! D. orders filled for Hour Sale ed the right to limit que intities rese ryed, “9 to 10. 10 to 11. il to 12, Long Gloves. #8 16 Button Mer excel zed Lisle Gloves splendid shape lent quality, full, regu in white’ and black ular $1.26 quality Beautiful Sheer White Fountain Pens. Burlap. Watsts, eyelet [The ‘ Famous Remex | Best 36-inch Burlap in embroidered, quanti Fountain Pens, guar all colors, including hited. Ramuany eck anteed to give perfect plain and art effects for $149. During this satiefaction. During During this 12 45 this 66c} bo.* vara C c hour Stockings. Sheets. Linoleum. “ en's Fast Black $1x901nch Heavy Bleach.f 904, Heavy, Thorough tton, Beamiens ly Seasoned Linoleum Stockings, with dou an ex in floral and tile ef ble sole and heel. Dur wearer. Duriflg fects. tT in the most ing thie hour ing this hour 49 Mes Jap Matting. 0.0 vere c bedach tates all the Nene ting Shetland Floss. leading Household all colors, 180 warp] Fleisher's Shetland Remedies, such as ar and extra long straw Floss Yarn, in cream | nica, witch hazel, cas seorted designs. and white only. Regu tor of], camphor, rose: rice a yard larly sold for 10¢ water, glycerine, etc Durin, kein. During this During this hou Toilet Soap. SHOUD +45 veoese Ribbons. Cakes of Oat Men's Hose. Persian Ribbons in as meal or Turkish Bath | Men's Medium Weight | sorted designs and Soap, Regular Wool Hose, in black widths, beautiful col nold for be a cake and gray. During this ing. Values up to peake 20] a 'palr ......02eC] bourses. 196 1 Cent (5 to @ customer) Venetian A BOX (THREE CAKES) Flannelette Petticoats Women's Warm Filan nelette Petticoats, ex eavy quality, fin in buttonhole Collars. Silk Petticoats. autifally Made Silk Petticoats, cut wide with deep, full tailor ed flounce and silk Lace t front sold for underlay—the quality Tenas — _ During this “5 of taffeta from which } hour, each 23c » @ach ., c they are made is thé " roe rustling kind and ab Wrist Bags. Vests. solutely guaranteed. | Women’s Leather Wrist Jersey Ribbed | Regular price $6.50 Bags and Chain Purses, made from good quality of leath- er, Regularly sold for 89c and $1.00. During this hour, 3 war 43c Granite Iron Pails. Lquart Covered Granite Iron Buckets. During Cotton Vests, Huck Towels. Our 17x34 inch Huck Towels, with Turkey red border. Regularly worth 10¢ each. Dur- ing this Eastman’s Benzotn and} hour, a doz dhe sae c Almond Lotion for ; : preserving the com | Women’s Stockings. Boys’ Ca plexton. During this Roys’ School fn Ww ‘s Fast Black] plain bine and mix- 6 Cashmere Stockings full fashioned and ex cellent quality. Dor yee | Reefer Coats. tures. Regular price howe) scene Brussels Ruge. Beautiful Room Size Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet, in Oriental and conventional designs. During this Outing. 27-inch Outing Flannel, best 12%c grade, in solid white, pink and blue; also checks and stripes. During 9 this hour ... Cc THE RHODES CO Children’s Light Weight Cheviot and Tweed Reefers, trimmed with faney buttons, with velvet collar and cuffs in red, navy and mixed grays, worth up to $6.25. During this oe: Bee ARCADE 8 BLDG. white, tans, Regularly sold 50 a pair, Dur Paul. Martha returned to her pars} HARVESTER FROM NORTH, ents’ home Deprivation of her cu nine pet preyed on he mind The bark Harv arrived from and she attempted to poison her-| northern fishing waters this morn- self, Prompt medical int tion) {ng with a full cargo of salmon. saved her I Paul, hearing the | Th sel left for the north ear t ve for her attempt in the season, carrying a cargo of ted and sent the » to his supplies to the Alaskan canneries, whilom partner. ~ —z eae Putman boots, If you are going | hunting. They are just the thing Take the Car Tomorrow, Sure, and See Earlington Old Renton or the Renton. Seattle car Look over the ten acres soon to be occupied by the plant of the Cascade Steel Foundry Co., employing one -hundred and fifty men Consider how immensely val uable the manufacturing proj ects of Earlington will make the e lots and acreage near at hand, Come in and talk Earlington with the own ers of Harlington The Jones-Thomson Investment Co. 113 SENECA ST t “Yy eturn limit of NIN vish