The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1907, Page 3

al THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT, 16, 1907. FREAK LETTERS IN “sit, NEW DETTION wus DARKEST AFRICA those The detention hospital old to & Seattle audience next Sat JEpinese arkPan equal number | others stationed tn th E Baby Sane " et ti of PhMnen, ‘The institution wan | building cont $15,000 ‘knd the Talbot Wrote Letters at All Hours of | HOUSE ENTERED. Chiclhe. of the University of ods after the one at Honolulu, | grounds an additional $10,000 |. ‘The residence of William Sain, at ' i ncn athe present time |officers under him, be ! Stare ts to lecture at ag ly spent @ year in the Congo study {ing conditions from an unprejudic (By United Press. at sacrominubane Witenes and conclusions differ from thowe | ¢ mIBCO, Oot. It Jomanding that be | START THIS WEEK nt Zunseteeeeers 5 ON = both sides of the Congo con | "The extension courses of the Uni. | railroads, Iabor problem and a < an @ lady. While return: | rover yot he does not Agree! vetiy of Washfaston will com-| modern economie conditions. Prof California she continued to | With the non-partisan missionaries, | onde this week.’ Courses tu three | Custia will conduct the lecture a him with Ie even though | whom he acer 4 of denominatlon- | Geyartmonta, ha eecaed | Wee ret anaree te Olieention wil were occupying the same ee Ali jal prejudice. Hin lectures have | and are ope al public. |be given Friday afternoons at the awit ‘com. She sometimes | (Sy Vertes: Pree attracted widespread attention. | They inet res for toach-| Central sehool building by Prof wrote him a® many as TACOMA, Oct. 16--A special to a f six or seven “8 on educational subjects, a| Stason at 4 o'clock, beginning next 4 " otters a day while on thelr trip bet Soman from Walla Walla says SHOOTING SCRAPE AT oo “© in botany and what will | Frid Other courses will be at that Louls Eddy, of Asotin county probably t . : ty on Gaturd orn ' probably be most popular, a course |the university on Saturday mort Passionate Plea of Husband. | Wash., achieved his object of be |in politiont fi The latter |ings. The botany course, under turn he and Mrs. Talbot's mother |Walla Walla in order to serve a irgions. primes at halt hc |!ne & cons of the leaded wit er not to a tor | . ‘ fo ber husband! Pleaded with her not to apply for | thr 3 ‘of the mc ‘ A divorce lng, sustained by the supreme court (By United Press.) lie door while y tried to reason with her,” stat-/and he was promptly admitted. He| rkCOMA, Oct. 16.—Peter I at the Mant! an | ed Talbot told her that my one | has tried for several weeks to get : * wore | desire was ve for our children, |into the penitentiary, The remit-|#" old man, proprietor of the Drury ' desired to protect them. I | titur from the supreme court and | he was brutally beaten this OF THE : AKE her if it was not possible /an order of commitment having| morning by Archie Emery, consort to live together without ro-| reached the warden, Eddy was|ot M Kimberly, & woman well aring ap L. EF. Capps, president of the 8 3 hustle parel which Leber was holding. |attle Optical Co. jun't addic t » for the sake of our children. | convicted of appropriating to his| known to th The Kimber ir wake I was willing tol own and branding as bis own |ly woman tand almost everything, I had/a colt found among some h it for years and was «till | he out of hia comfortable cot The second | ste . i t © refused to produce and backed | + tioal t t tn | ee ne t demand for ! purchased. He is a rancher, and | He refused produce and he praction © habit bu n search of someone 0 that < w © put up with our present | claims a job was put ap on him this up by taking two shots &t |, jong while © spirit overcomes launch and rescue Capps. Fina ~ gma he me f I warned her that if] Emery, who threatened him. Emery | him and he broaks out In the moot by nd ¢ on. Bod, & " ! ra divorce that that verpowered the man after two sapectod " t to tell him of b fath rest Tt - ; > : | CLOWRY RE-- ELECTED : 4 unexpected manner el " ‘ mea wet reque at | Would be last straw, 1 was hots were fired, took the revolve lives at Mast Beattie, on| predicament when @ great white a. ahting for my children and when away and then beat him {ato in ? inlahd, The other day be | light appeared hey were harmed, | would be - ensibility, All were arrested * own to Fred How the mischief could he tel he (By United Press.) Bank of phone,” he himeelf, “if b and feelingly spoke; NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-~Colonel mn at I was out ia the middle of th Mrs has as ed president of the Western Unior I'm a ot te tt he sné bac r her for the first graph company. The board of DROWNED ai ahs . - ae a at and at the end of his declara. tora inde is cor phone 1 one of ne Ca came } ! de ed lt tears trickled down her | the strike j ao pon Be rie ry th gd tg hoes, «orderings 4 Derself and sonately | ceo | Dry wt Oscar Johnson, a Ballard fisher Se ae iy get i his-gart of the story and Skov 64 eS net Rot ‘ Lake Scap cleanses and | pire Fw man, living at 4523 F ay, north d come or me. mitt © part he nye Piad dried wpon this, an b Anne 1163. wogt, is mis and ts supposed te , t, pleas then everybody we te — 2 soma have fallen the tugt Elina ’ * one of the r t a long drink of Lake wb of Ballard to have » In the world and he | water on "v == THE GROTE-RANKIN COMPANYS bee Phe = Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels. mis and although no one «aw him fall into the water, it is be ved that such an accld har » pened and that he ‘vas drowned Mid-Week Sale FOR _$100,250 (By United Press.) automebile in which Older war kid SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16 ‘ “ The body has not been re Johnson leaves a family in Halls an best r b Special Values\ cov sun § WP See in Bedding | "XN EE area oan a ea special for t cessary to make up the bed-—-Comforts nkets, Sheets, Spreads, Pillow Sitps and Pillows. This enables the chaser to make & very conside ¢ saving on an on b of the articies of the fiercest of snow etorme | =" HIS WIFE WOULD NOT COME WEST SO HE SUES FOR DIVORCE raging in this » began failing a wind sf tire outfit compe o a © articles = a gal rpg p € on any pert of it. in case some of the ar he & ‘ernie res be - b ummm t. nd the nal ry tleles are not needed the summit, and — “ ithe dinin th Mite one tow rt this morning, alleges men are unable to repair hem Better « . owing to the severity of the! york, than living in wedded uple were ma te a in ~$$5 Pillows $3. 15 a Pr. =" angwbere else,” was the anewer Hnsierood, N. J. tm 1900, and ih made to Joel W. Thorne by his! city for » NURSE SUICIDES ew €ib. All White Goosefeather Pillows, cov anke t iT ered with A. C. A. ticking. These Pillows her to ce asine are selling regularly at $5.00 a pair; ape 0 ER PATIENT 1906. A aia the welfare of both hin : cial, a pair ; $3.15 year a i elf and wite to ce to the west ted his used te mains f (By United Press.) — => ee. a DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 16-1 . Batt Comforts, $2.10 Each. Sikoline Covered Comforts, tn Nght ME Golors, filled with best white cotton and WHR yarn. These comforts are very Measuring 72x81 inches, and sel! <u M80 cach. Special, each $2.10 $8.00 Blankets, $5.15 a Pair. White Wool Filled Biankets, with pink or bine striped border and selvage' ends. Size 66x80 inches; weight 4% ds to the pair. Regular price $4.00 a pair; special, a pair $5.15 | 95c Sheets, 77¢ Each. “TAUNTS ABOUT MOTHER x3" 0i% 2" sea te| DRIVES GIRL CRAZY json ce Aa suicide of A. Lar man and sing 4d through a Full S1x90inch Sheets, of a popular household hia estra his n Judge Stuart Bedspreads, $2.05 Each. brand. Regular price 95c each; special, each 5 ‘ a 6 ie oe ee arpa FP White Bedspreads, tn full size, of one 4 I minute: th od (By United Press. en last } n MRd good patterns Regular price 55c Pillow Slips, 4 him the HAUTE, Ind., Oct teh: epecial each $2.05 | These are 45x36-inch Slips, of he © moe "| 7 With fringe and cut corners, regu lin, regularly priced at 55« 16.35; special ; $2 pair isGoldenFinished Oak This Golden Finished Oak — Stand, Special Music Cabinet, Special | $3.50 $8.95 Reguiar Price $6.75 Reguiar Price $12.80, = . : Music Cabinet shown = te a en) de finetration ie ; gin fers e 8 al , ia "declan wang | made throughout of cals ines | (By United Press.) “allenic ere : ye ee I ie dr solid oak, in golden ad a oop. 1. Oct. 16 wee ‘ ls ; , ‘nad’ thndinee om finish, with quarte bea are | t f ha ’ u shaped eae « ed t 7 ‘ De ie haped at pee wor end and Ie fit . 1 { «| ana ie - ted with Inte ; ' q 1 | (By United Press enti ’ contains four : 5 * anding | nt of a] CHICAGO, Oct. 1@—Th a z sliding shelves, which 7 A “ he I sy 4 ji reste | are shaped to make it W YORK, (ct D. f ! 1} began th “ ~ ‘ to remove mu I sites. Je. } a I he annual meeting of foe 4 hy . be t 1 Wy t “a sic. Front legs are fut oe ae ? John Bo ' ‘ called to orde j . shaped. Cabinet chen. He out in th well was the nk ager dhe measures 39 Inches oo pa Raler ah 2 ‘eat Mt the @ he " when he sa 1a vic AY r high by 18 inches ent diane " ‘A ‘ e T " b epre it of ised : wide by 14 Inches My fath hia "broke the toe 1 last even-| total of 9 a and the Ha sie row $5.05 d me one a (ites to it THE REST | iain oe, Cups and Saucers nan Came a & and pulled i411 I'm all right, officer BECOND puttered man, ‘but see if y " srr tal SALB.~-We wt place “ a special for J ay Syenve 4 dren Baucers at 1 each -regular price fe This is one of the best bargains of the year, You'll want these when you see them 80624 M, Furuya Co, 216 245. FOR RELIABLE CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS | in latest styles for men and women | at right prices, call at GOODYBAR RAINCOAT ¢ Cor, First av. and Madison BUY NOW PAY LATER eontly | which ta much larger. The one at The truth about conditions in the v ap neh uch i 7" on | Congo, the trouble center of Dark | erected at Smith's Cove by the | Smith's Cove in capable of accon odating 126 one oat Afrloa, which King Leopold of | Gr@ptyNorthorn |ailway, for the do: | 9a" " vit ro icin wh Sak Helgium has been accused of} Pty pee dh ae pty ‘ parOneat of co jumer and jabor, |. sargent, who has a force of i tyranniving and looting, will be ed q +4 - ! bg Mehta Sd The Ukr Oe SSSR w SSS SSS EXTENSION COURSES WILL -: simple inetr | (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) | mont Older, managing 1 ata SEEKING PLACE OO |Petesiy throman nie Setorneys: this two nye trom hie business, Coli, constable f low Angele € « foes he waa c velled Sale Specials are for cash only. No C. 0. D. nor telephone orders for them can be Ferdinand Schmits,| Luther G. Brown, alleged United pay the law firm in al a Mall orders Will recetve prompt and careful attention. Deliveries will be made at our earil ® ting West Seattlo and the | ait dete ive, and G. A : r his release from bi The right is reserved to limit quantities where necessary Fe th ward generally, te « oe ~ - a on th fire and wat a 2 We *, and the new councilma he imitates me FINE SILKS, SATINS AND JEWELS DO NOT MAKE THE WELL-DRESSED WOMAN BY CLARA BLOODGOOD have all seen ene mas uttired f bi ‘window 0 “ the } I iia long bla anhen, # on, ple'e 1 of the maker always, forgetting the name of the weare The © on animated lay figures after all The best dressed man I ever knew never we unything T ec deseribe, He might have had 20( uits, or only two, I couldn't te He impressed one by not impressing one with what he wore Simplicity is the keynote of al kod dressing for both men and ‘A *Wonian must know how te ar her clothe This comes nat y, like @ pug nose or brown Such a woman will look we in anything — | 1 first and | the me time most expensive then the tastes & woman can have is for dressed wom , The mellow-tinted cobweb ive a vi ha great-gre andmother of inexper ot men whe mall fortur 1 not Volimited kne hes.” en 1 r k h or s to have them. n't waste money In of feminine extrava making over of ol@ suimnsnntnnntntineeieesermmnaene rhea ik FRISCO EDITOR SUES Twearica TRUST CAN'T TSQUELCH ART NEW YORK, © p hre rica! trusts may own brick and r t 1 David f . 1 & outside of the nbinat t art w ‘ © to stand DAVID WARFIELD, Mr. Warf et « bis new pla Army Ms a > <r prepara the season New Y to open the new Stuyve o ant theater, which is undergoing 7 a will ret the finishing touches. Read the Offer MANY ARE ay © of the GOL- DEN OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING A $15.00 HIGH GRADE OSBORN MANDOLIN FREE, with a course of le ms. THE OSBORN CON- SERVATORY GUARANTEES TO TEACH YOU TO PLAY THE MANDOLIN FOR $20.00 AND GIVE YOU THIS HIGH GRADE INSTRUMENT WITH A COURSE OF LESSONS. The offer may be withdrawn any m nie, then regular prices will prevail, the same as in other elties—$36.00 for exactly wha ou car ow get for $20.00. It ts our plan of ertising This offer can only be secured through our solicitors. Send name and z themse address and one of our representatives will call on you Read What Others Say GEORGE D. SCHAFFER, Concert Mandolinist 662 BE. 12th St, Oakland, Cal., Oct, 10, 1907 C. Osb Dear am about to open a new field for teaching and x t € © hat locality 1 would like t the Osborn Mandolin 1 w 1 like to have you quote w I ‘ i « Now ft ve jon't se them only throu i the conservat would 1 establish a branch for the mand ik | 1 I will take charge, do the ng and teaching as long as t 1a a teache 1 h bond: eas8OD: € h ' h i in from } et e for a man. ‘ I m manufac you th attent Iw the field under your and he ‘ our mandolin teachers. y espectf George D. Schaffe NORTHWESTERN WOODENWARE CO, J. W. Brokaw, Vice President a, Wash., Oct. 6, 1907 ( eme In answer te equest, I wish te at our ty John and Paul, have already taken more the 40 les « t onservate and that w © very well pleased with 1 believe are more beneficial as given in class than pri oO tle fellows have progressed very ' have not practiced as they should, they are able cethe i y did not know A note wh hey be irs. I w and myself are very well ed with th f the s and your method of conduct i we ' 1 lam, ye truly Osborn Conservatory OF MUSIC 613 PEOPLES BANK BUILDING N. E, Cor, Second and Pike.