The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1907, Page 8

PUT HIS BRIDE°ON CANVAS AS IDEAL; NOW HAS ANOTHER and although owners come out after the performance tn doxens and clamor for thelr particular baby carriage, “Front” bas never been mixed "5 In the cogeve of a long season, the matter of baby carriage has perfected a carriage of hia own, | h he declares can be carried in| cket, yet when unfol will} argoat baby, Wh the} ho Is ve into n | ng and expects to make a} at again. | DARING BANK ROBBERY | ufactu fortune before the robinag ne By United Press.) | MONTREAUX pt 19.-One of the daring bank robberies tn this country Switeerland most has ocour ed the red. Russian bandite ente This remarkable portrait of th» woman who sailed away that her hweband, Frederick Pinney Earle, the artist, might marry another woman, was painted by the artist himself. (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) ; The portralt.was the work of the MONROE, N. Y,, Sept. 19 rtist in his honeymoon period, and « he then thought Hanging in the picturesque stone built In this village on the beautiful and the one woman im style by Fr ick Pim in the world for him. ney Earle, is this portrait of his, His signature, in bold letters, will be observed in the lower cx directly across the sea t hus: of this 5 from the pe wife, who is now otograph, made having stepped aside for her “affinity pina ® BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT FEATURE. OF GENTRY BROS. CIRCUS One of the oddest feateres of the “Gentry Gentry Brothers’ Shows, which are partment to exhibit in Beattie Sept. 23, 24 Bach afternoon and 26, is the baby carriage dep ment. While the great majority of the matinee audiences are of the younger generation, the manage Ment does not permit Is patrons to take baby carriages into the big name of tents. The mothers and their off. No ch K syatom ts followed springs are made espectally wel Like the hotel who takes rtrait y show's baby carriage de mothers, aunts, os by the score rt their i leave t ne of a y o answers arma, » empty « wan the carriage in ¢ fn uniforn mploye come, but the baby carriages ure cueste’ hats and never makes a mis barred. take, “Front kes mental note of From this condition arises the each baby carriage and each owner, NotableFriday Offerings bt ok At the Big Store Price Inducements in Cottons We firmly believe this is going to be the biggest season that our cotton department has ever en. We base this belief on the extent and magnificence of our stock and our great purchasing power, which creates unapproachable prices. As a practical invita tien for a visit here we’ quote— Four Bargains From the Busy Domestic Department 35c Wool Skirting, 25¢. | 35¢ White Fall Waisting, Good, Dark Gray Twilled Wool 29¢. Skirting, 28 inches wide; makes | Just to introduce our new Fall an ideal, warm wunderskirt for White Waisting in the heavier Winter; does not shrink and | grades, such as fancy Piques, wears splendidly. Poplins, Madras and Oxfords, in @ large assortment of new, up 30c Unbleached Sheeting, to-date desiqns, 25¢. $1.10 Bleached Damask, Another great bargain tn | S2e. Sheeting; width for large double | Full 2 yarde wide, extra fine, bed; the quality stands lots of | all pure linen, grass bleached hard wear white. and soon washes irish Satin new designs; Floor. Morning Sale Stops at Noon 35¢ Aprons, 25¢. 4 20¢ Socks, 124¢. Me Woo red Socks, a Ladies’ Large White Aprons aeons i Mixed Socks, in : " ey Oxford gray or bive. made of good quality inches long; Inch hem iSc Needle Books, 19¢ Each Dam: entirely a quality that laste. Main lawn 26 Leather Needle Pooks, and A5c Water Bottles, 20¢, | boxes containing plain and fancy Pressed Glass Water Bottles, 25¢ Tin Tooth Powder, 14¢ im new square shape. Dr. Lyons’ Well-Known Anti septic Tooth Powder; regular 10c Curtain Swiss, e tins 25¢ Tin Talcum Powder, 40-inch Good White ¢ lie. Swiss, for window or a« Mennen’s Celebr Borated tains Talcum Powder; 26c size Men’s Needs Not Neglected The men's store has not been idie these busy, fashion-showing days, but ie well to the front with new Fall ideas for the men. The separate entrance to this department gives it all the advantages of the exclusive men’s store, with this big difference, you only have to pay Bon Marche prices here $1.00 Conqueror Shirts, 75¢ Working Gloves, 50¢. ih Men's He Working ¢ 79¢. Made of is Hide ps Men's Fancy * Shirt with Calf back; welt Only a but all sewed with hi axed sizes from 14 to 1 They are thread; nicely finished; a pa made of f imported Ma We in light yes 7 on ures, and “4 Golf Caps, 25¢. tached at I's | Made of high grade worsted Brand bod We have them in both men's We alues, these; each Have a Cigar? CUBAN CLUBS, DOMESTIC, LA ANTORCHA, IMPORTED, VIS. TA, IMPORTED CONTINENTAL A good 10¢ smoke— nh & box, per box Firat Floor—South Block i Cite Treview. Chemnlts rf Strasse, Manchester, 44 Faulknor St local bank, shot and killed the cash: fer, selzed the cash box and fled. A crowd gave chase and the bandits fired, wounding four of the pure ers, Armed officers were at o put on the trail and the ba were surrounded, and after riffle battle, captured. Threats are being made to take the t the jail and lyach the LUMBERMEN PLEASED. ndite from Coftcesaions, in the thge, which the new tr way of rout anscontinent al ratiroas make in thelr new ta iffa have please reprenentatives of lumber interests in Seatth r new tariff gives the lumbermen chotee of 46 routings instead © as formerly BID TOO HIGH. | 33 In response to a call for bids for 4 suftable building In the north end of the city in which to estal lish @ postoffice substation, onl one Was receive and that fe so high that the authorities will not accept it fr ne ee — PRESIDENT GIVES UP THE JOYS OF PHOTOGRAPH OF PRESIDENT OYSTER BAY, L. L, Sept, 19.— Busy days are these with the pree ident». All such frivolous vacation pleasures as pitching hay, rolling jogs and digging stumps wil) be eliminated henceforth. Official du ties demand that the president em: wlate the determination of John Milten to “seorn delights and live laborious days This picture « seated at his hil we ywe the president Sagamor ed there ev 1, when he Right Is pounding away on bis which, it ts He will be watll ¢ will return to Washington now he k day message to congress THE MARKETS Thirty-eight ¢ ts was the pre vailing price for exes this morning on W n ay, Several da ao the price was raise fron t cents although some dealers were asking 34 Several cases recelved on the rnoon we choice lot and went r at $5 r dozen. All were sold yersterda Business was slow and ste: this morning with little quotation Howey Yakima Per cane, $2.7804 08 p or nl Vegetabtics - Ww * Nee . 5 ve ack, § ar 5 ' ar iflower, 81.@ fon Batter. ’ Pouttry ferns, fo) fr f asters, ihe Cheese. 2 Twine YA. aT Twins, 6 A, ie Wash " Lime Portiand ce no Frutt ' ‘ — Offic e Moved Montana Stable moved to 114 Che t. Carria au hacks, messenger service, Both phones 756 oe | Come of ~~ re This Iron Bed, Special é rey (By United Pron NEW YORK, Sept Droga Blegel, an helrens 40 yeara of age mnd a& daughter of a colonel in the Austrian army, now dead, wan fa tally shot last night by Julius Hort nh wt i man and formerty outena of Calone) Biegel's An tron Bed, which may be regiment, ‘Th wedy wan the out had tn elther & joule on the part of Hoffinan, who, after shooting Miss Siegel, tried to shoot himvelf, but was prevented by the dying gtrl Hofttm wife recently began di voree proceedings ar suit agalost Mine Megel for damages for alienating the fons of her husband, or full size, white or %ineb in enameled plain plain blue. diameter %Aneh. inch Pillare are top and bottom and filling rods 6-16 Height of head, 61 inch 46 inches atfee en; height of foot HIGH BCHODOL BOARD. Special Values in Draperies Full stoeks for Fall and Winter trade shown in the Drapery Section. As nal attraction the follow and Saturday Curtains have a rg braid: The st, tomorrow and The Washington High wc and Lincoln nize @ mill tary band wed of students from beth schools, The band will} be part of the cadet corps and will | consiat of 15 pieces oolk are to 0 are now com an additi ing special values are qu © tomorrow Ruffled Muslin Curtains, The Pair—Thes tucks, edge Batt effective they | cluster of five pecial price i CHURCHES TO CLOSE while All Methodiat churches wit! be closed Sunday evenings during (the T Hart and MeGann revival meetings | at the Tabernacle, The eve are expected Friday afternc the big chorus will assemble Fri aturda vestry Portieres, 83.05 Pair—These are colored green, green and tan tional value at 83.95 a pair Couch Covers at $2.50 and $3.00 Each—'These are in fringed in self and red and tan An excep You FALL OPENING of Fashionable CLOAKS, SUITSand MILLINERY TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY are cordially invited to the first Ave aad (olambia St SEATTLE, WASH, Four Dollars Elegant Display | Be autiful Souvenirs valuables in a office, or at home, ts protection tn our Bate Devoat | FRIDAY and SATURDAY £. SHORROCK, acific Outfitting Co. J. P. HARTMAN, | Vice President ALEXANDER MYERS } “We Give You Credit” Secretary JV. A. SMITH. Cashier 22 Pike Street, near 5th Ave, A per Cl. Interest paid on Saving Frederick & Nelson, Inc. ; “unde Ae Roof—-Everything to Furnish tngyptome Complete.” TIMELY BLANKET SPECIALS | bed@ng rear, ig didly prepared to meget the heavy « nd igre Redding | comes with the arrival of Fall, The ding stock Wh, 2 most carefully bought, and you é has be The Section, on the I loor alues uniter ly excellent. In order to induce a rm lorrow, thy of the Bedding Section has arrange | following Bi spec Special at $1.45 a Pair—11-4 ‘These Blankets aré made on a with a short blanket Special at $4.00 a Pair—11-4 W! filling and cotton warp Special at 85.00 a Pair—i1-4 \\ filling and cotton ¥ re \11-Cotton Pilates 4 1 loom and close inanner a6 ame nap, in the mets, having kets, havi J 1 warm, " hs : Ma Bissell Carpet Sweepers Special of the Carpet Sweey at The cases cial price come in white maple, ha len oak, All have The special price ish, and golc trimming» Universal Food Chopper § sll Does away entirely with the choy the same work in one-tenth apart and put together aga day evening dark Oriental mixtures, and measure 50 inches and 60 and chops 2 pounds of meat OFFICERS ELECTED. |]] inches in width for tomorrow The election of the officers of {fl . a. gilts UNE OOS Rar aE eR KOR, Pg R the santos clase of the Jancole Higa |} Rawal Austrian China Dinner Set $14.50 | Electric Portable cading Lamps Less RE gg as oo dr These were originally 100-piece Dinner Sets, but the Fruit $ Tomorrow we propose few Electrie Tint: Saseaerk Haley, colonel tase Saucers are missing. For this reason the sets will be closed Reading Lamps, which ha ¢ slightly Mins Watson, treasurer, | out at the above special price. These Sets are in a white and marred, ‘There is but on kind of these Lamps Lamps and d de n, and ¢ is Royal Austrian we would advise ea The special pecial t w, while they last,a set ..814.50 H $5. 95, $6.75, $5. 50, “$12.50, $14, ped oe knife hac \|—~ Cet out and | HAY- PITCHING TO PEN HIS MESSAGE | at ~ Special Sale of Cut Glass at or oice ine floor, Ari ‘ only to | With the approach of the Holidays, the Cut Glass Section will become a ater tween hi y " tr t ss, speciall yric a J or hoice b clambere pave the way for a heavy trade, a sale of Cut Glass, specially priced at $5. 00 | for ogi ranged for tomorrow and Saturday street, al ot ae : “s h by which Richly Cut Deep B in several beautiful designs, choice ......+++ +++ ant } Handsomely Cut Ju peoially priced at The a Sugars and Creamers Hy prices vai A. A. Bri Sugars and Crear ally priced at, a pair rg Water Carafes, spe priced at, each building, Cut Glass Vases, specially priced at, cach ©... ....0cecceee eetneeeee ‘ ‘ but the Oil and Vinegar Cruets, specially priced at, a pair oe seee cores oo Z ‘a ets Many other items are also included y, : Arikado’s catia apap ctr pene Dapcapnson again PPP P PA 7. 9 ox - cyt waa as INCORPORATED Alleging old to be ma Jabor, Dr. hastings. Bae when the telegraphers’ strike was establishment of @ salt alist or: a“ ty called. The directors at the meetiog m of fre mains and to the cit rag oo yesterday endorsed the lockout sent back to the pes 40 days in oork policy inaugurated by Melville eorenasemnanes $10 and © eae | Stone. ; | While attempting to tow a barge ee at | REOPEN MACHINE SHOPS) [across the bar in Katalla harbo os ong g oitits. | on Sept. §, Capt. Thomas Sands of or ny- Giger aay hy shots! ST. PAUL, Soph J9—Several Seattle apd Thomas Hastie of chit 4.9 | shops have base . rai). Coupeville, Wash, weer accidental then sent rdaés with BenGneG ani iste, |LY drowned. The men were tow a who ROOSEVELT AT HIS DESK. The shops at Omaha are to be op-|!os the oll barge agg re physical c edict ned also. The strikers are stilt de |! the camp and when p hief at. termined not to return to work un-|through the breakers the President woe decid oat of ‘eoord 1 i ARE HELO, ted t upset, throwing both men into the Geld, who died here And no wonder, for in it the! ye aoe til granted thelr demands for higher | voter, ‘The bodies have not been | 181, by laying Gi ee, president will discuss. many mat-) ciey officials are now confronted | | recovered. & $10,000 memorial to “The ch tere of national importance—the | with the possibility of bh 18 FINED FOR NOT SENDING =| Ocean park, headed ol army, the navy, PD tariff the pay big rental for the use of the| HIS CHILOREN TO SCHOOL. PROTEST 6 HEARD. | — heey, “ax rusts. © raliroads and @ score of = . i —o “ round at Fifth and Weller #t, now other topies, and it fs more than oo cr the city stables, which the | (star Special Service.) | The protest of ajdacent property likely that he will have some city has occupied sin the first EVERETT, Sept. 19.—Fined for) O¥ners against the fireworks fac Czolgos: and his pra words to say concerning of the your, making ho agreement not sending bis children to school ry of Hitt Bros. in the Twelfth |the assassin of the hinpe ative necessity of forti wit the Union Pacific ratiroad, bas been the punishment of George Ward, in the old town of Columbia, ley, have applied fo 0 fying the Pacific const and estad owner of the ground. Owing to the | Bunting of Hartford. Bunting gave W4* Up before the fire and water | epartment for Nahing there great navy yards and lack of money all bids for the ere k on the bank for his fine Committee of the city counc!! last is 83 and his wife 7 Se Rd — Zs them ef alte ables have been held ‘and.it fe now learned that |Bight. No definite section was ase iggen! battleship thot | " he had no money on deposit, A | taken. Where { r up by the board of public works. h money on dey re ts floate—a national necessity which |"? >Y the board of pu : deputy is after bim for an expiana-| The committee favored the adop- | City Halt of the Ja) bay hewspaper has been urging payong RADICAL CHANGES. | tion tion of the resolution providing for! Pot roasts, Te; fib Yeague, anc lor yours - =. ne — _ @d the re ws | ‘The commercial men of the city} CARRIE NATION IN JAIL. ____ AMUSEMENTS, executive berries. an informal reception last wractarwieoes <2 i. ae nnn, “oo Hy ht at the Rainier club, covers § aTo » C, Bept. 19, nee se peare et was under the auspices of the | “04 locked up in jail for disorderly Tonight and All Week— Me cates, Tecuperate san Beattic Merchants’ Exchange and | COMduct, falling to stop lecturing if CYRIL SCOTT | suming his ‘ tha Goalie Dairy. Produce requested, to 200 men on the ‘ Fai Paiste char have recei sre, Ween Deke Biase Sena postoffice steps Prices--Nighte and Saturday Mat. § hor have tl city's growth de HEADQUARTERS IN SEATTLE. |... Sunday Night and All, Week eh & $26,000,000 water system and ala Tomorrow. Wi is mover: We: expressed himeelf as favoring! The headquarters of eh pron league we: sigere. radical changes tn the city’s char-|Order of the Loval I Over the m pe ter be ehif tre Tacoma to atthe & Drew "7 this actic be decided u . Steere, per iy WILL FIGHT IT OUT pest yp ree HIGi om O18, auring NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—Thea Hote! Stand * a Newed hogs ht it ov More battieships ai THIRD AVENUE THEAT) Pieamer halibut quit their keys than ever before. Third rm ‘ 4 . “Ao bud ink WwoRLD ‘ poate Matines Seck——"The Colleen tha LOIS THEATER ae Asking t Fear's cha et: Sun. Main 1804, Ind. 4 ep YAuDRY! ~ we : E eA at sai A F M 0 the Washi: School foot was ciren classes at Cus te LOPES morning in Second Avenue > —= om and Tt , Ry Performances Galt 7% . Star. cael a NEW EXCEPTIONAL VACDEVILLE—1,000 LAUGHS THIS WERE LUNA PARK on as long + che beauettal ET f Weet. Over a6 em m of fun ° All Lines now tend to hams 0, are og fo the 5 pe Bush & Go Against i: Fao League--Athietic Baseball Tomorrow, 3:00---Spokane VS Take Yesler Car. Admission 25¢ and 50¢ |THE OLIVER feasurer, Amer ni ANY Weigh " * DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, ING, wwe | BROKEF * | Stoc bh 1 ; ate Wires. Both Phones 270 04305306 Alaa ™T > Seco