The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1907, Page 5

Star's a pain Service.) | A asootety GO, Oot. 18 ape ‘a aneak thief, a beauty a wife who sat the pers near underworld | at home {it the partor and amen, on equal footing grand dames of the draw and the negro Fagan who companion and fence Monaire Dusband and es weakness; a fomale kyl and Hyde in} b vet fashion tn Mil fend & prowling, apying pretended sorvant girl ta} confession of Mrs,| on ioe Romadka, wife of Romadka, a wealthy trunk | of Milwaukee a and dining here eye restaurant when she was was woartng dia-| the diamonds were rec) the Woman from whom | stolen | gociety queen had an-| lend the sneak thief had her womanhood, for) ‘of shame came the motherhood began to as care for myself, “put my heart bleeds for little Evelyn. Why ee talon her away from me?! MRS. CHAS. ad ber now to help me to be) ————— is TO FOOL THE STANDARD OIL (By United Pre: CHICAGO, Oct 2 we Te! ta fa a millionaire His $50.4 week ‘0 spend. She She says atng thay hy she stole. overrthing Her husband | Hut she was A co mystertous, in-| obsession | April she came to Chicago, negro Jones In a ghortly afterward obtain Then his reply to the bill of exceptions filed by the Standard Ot! company iw the ease In which the Standard was fined $29,000,000. There are nearly 160 assignments she took a position as a gure, and stole a diamond TY WOMAN WITH LOVING HUSBAND. "AND MILLIONS, SOUGHT ‘UNDERWORLD J. ROMADKA, aside from that WILL NOT ASK LOAN, The management of the Alaska 1 Yur adopted a re tion last night d aring nat no loan or gift from the govern {ment will be asked for or accepted, proposed by the }initial bill for an appropriation of ot error} j|made by the defendants, The laat | and ring |date for filing ts December 2. At} the house of Chas. Beck |torney Miller, for the trast, Inform-| another diamond bracelet, | oq Sims that if the appeal to the| a. watch, a jewel case) cireuit court is defeated be will| tt was Mrs. Beck! take the case before the state su-| qecognized her jewelry preme court on constitutional) @ther houses she stole) questions, If the latter plan is car} Bore watches, more dia red out and the points raised sus jtatned, the Kikins law may be in stopped at fashionable ho- | validated In that case the gov ‘The negro Jones, often seen ernment will be forced to return all somyeny. was suppoard | fines collected under tt. | fea servant and spectal mossen- | NEW INVERTION A United States patent has been |granted Frank Mathama, « Japan ese in the United States naval serv ice, on a device to be used for plug sing holtes made in ships’ hulls by shells of 13-inch or smalier ¢ er | SR wae so cany to steal,” she bitterly when she an with her crimes. Mt know what unseen power me ie its grasp.” she moaned. not resist. I know I to lose my husband, and but oh. they have heart by taking my lit away” will be insanity. The the wronged and cheat. will be poured out to He erring wife ‘Betotine, Mrs. Romadke Bell and being tenderly Bb the home of her hus will prove of inestimable value in case of war, being much superior to previous devices of the kind Corporations Discussed. CHICAGO, Oct. 22.—The Nation al Civie Federation's annual con vention has opened. Regulation of corporations engaged in Interstate commerce will be the principal sub ject to be discussed Gane For Kent 1024.26 Second ay. at the navy yard Piper eee HURLBUT not in use and extra well made } ay - . on aed oe 8 ue is $2.00. Very apecial regular vatne $7.75. Priced . " . a. he pptns 5 bi joe for th poial fc SSDAY’S Extra Special Bargains }j »'%wse’ 1% wo ise bona week se ieee |, Onpe c ee | Lettuce, 100. ; Ye alt particular ettention to our special ne wee Sugar pears, The per bor ee Rennes Queen Totlet Soap, Senour's Prepared Paint Simmoa pears, $1.25 { ra 4 Baskets. The prices are extraordinarily low, and the ff) Parsioy, 2 bunches for Se. —& satisfactory, dependable, eco- very best. Sugar pears, 86c per bos. nomical heater is such a comfort Rutabagas, 1% Ib. be Ib. In cold weather—you'll never " 1Se per at Gas Stove Pipe Elbows. prion, So at. | have a heater worry if you buy a Worth 1$e—One-Piece Best Pears, Hartiett, 160 dos.; cooking Slaten “eensentieh Snakia te inphrey's Quality Steel 6 or 6inch pears 25 per box Mated Dome Top Stove Pipe Elbow; sale Crawford peaches, $1.25 per box the “Standard way”— Bester, the very best price, Wednes Siberina crabapples, 80c per box "i : 8. Weds day 106. Bae peice, Wedues Hubbard ‘squash, 150; Summer $1 down, $1 a week down, $1 a week Es $1.98 squash, Se to 100. er The Great Sale of the McCarthy Stock eclipses: all competition and establishes Stove Boards at Less. i} Ladies’ Lanterns. Worth $1.00—Mosalc Woo HP Werth 20—Ladios’ Hand Lin ~ Well 26x? i} Gress Household Lar inch Stove bay tomorrow sre low only I5e Forest Queen Toilet Soap Sc We made a special purchase of 2,000 Bars of the famous Forest Queen Per- ’ Toilet Soap, made from butter- milk and witch hazel, in neat box, sold the World over at 15c; epee only, a cake 5c | veneers PAINT SPE GALE EXTRAORDINARY OF CIAL WEDNESDAY FANCY BASKETS. ® can, 15¢—8 » desire to close out our Prepared == Hous line of Fancy Sewing, fp half-pint ca biggest bars and Music Baskets. In all sand weaves; th e are 1. paints; W #0 many different kinds we can ot quote prices, but offer them tee t half and lew EN NOVELTIES PICKLING JARS. ortment of | Worth 75e—White Stone Lined yy ell, FourGallon Plokling Jar and oD a on Cover; the best you ean find for the y 10¢ ine 39c CHINA BARGAINS. have pecial China BOGERS’ TABLE spoons Per dozen, $2.00—Rog gain Counters fn the Bu Heavy mat. On os or Pattorn ' pe a oO lg Table Spoons venues te 70a; “ to ednesday “49 wo ar EMsROIDERY scissors. hoice at "33¢ Be—Faney 1 CANOLESTICKS ‘ fo Worth S0c—Crystal Glaen ¢ have & air Meetal Wor || factions, 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET it ts said that the now invention | : “STH | | | A STORE FOR EVERYBODY it United | $1,176,000. ates Attorney Sims ix proyaring | PUBLIC MARKET PRICES TODAY A good attendance was recorded at the public market this morning The price of applea has dropped to $1 per box, and pears to 75 cents, Following are today’s prices Exes, local ranch, 19 Rees, Oregon ranch, 2 | | | doz, for Butter, S6o. Apple batter, 18 qt Tomato catsup, 26c per qt Hens, dressed, 20¢; ducks. ptatoes, 16 Iba, for 6c. Sweet potatoes, M¢e th. Beets, 4 bunches for be. Carrots, 3 bunches for bc Corn, 206 per dos Ontons, 3 bunches for be Dried oniona, 7 lbs. for 25¢. Cucumbers, 3c¢ per dos Radishes, 4 bunches for 106. ey, 2 bunches for 10e. Peas 4¢ to Se per Ib. Turnips, 2 bunches for Se. Beans, be Ib. Crab apples, $1 tbe per box Colery, be to Le per stalk Cantaloupes, be each Tomate Se per Ib; Te per erate Spinach, 3 ths. for 100 Rhubarb, Ge tb. Grown tomatoes, 2% per Cabbagos, Se to 10¢ per head. DI piekles, 106 dor Lemons, 360 doren. Ol4er vinegar, 15 Cider, 49 per « Oranges, Sc to 4 doa Catawba grapes, 30¢ per basket Bla Muscate. ec; White Mus 4, 0; Tokays, 35 Graven apples 6 per box; Wolf River apples 0 por box; Waxine apples, $1.26 per box King apples, $1 1 box Quinces, $1.50 per box; 6 Ibs. for TEA. Poor tea is there is no difficulty in getting it good Your grocer returns your money if you don’t like Schilling’s Best; we pay him comfort; poor I Auto Coats Sweaters and Vests In Varied Styles, Colors and Prices Downey- Walkup Company 914 First Avenue —_—-* THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTORER Z2, 1907. MISS POWELL PROVES 10 has been postponed until |the officers of the law, we men night. South Park were arrested yesterday and booked MEETING POSTPONED, AUTO FIGHT CONTIVES, ‘SEVEN ARRESTED ee An important meeting St the Shorts, George Mull, J. A South Park Improvema@it club was! Promiscuous splitters had | sf by 0. 0. Haas and Bt to have nel this evening, but! take warning, for the police dey vn were yesterday cited by ment la now tn the throes of an Judge Albertson to appear on rt day nd @uow cause why the: should not te enjoined fOr wHing portion of ¢ herfy between Firat residents are mm Bs BS very anxious to have First av. 8.) at headquarters as violators the | and Becond ave. ae an automobile Whon Maud Powell drew Sehul hover every liquid note that came from | extended from its prosent te ordinance which prohibits expecto-|stand, The prot owners stated mane r but ever t tif pwell'a responsive instru ithe 1 h ne of rating in public places, Those who|to the court that as soon aa one Tra out of that wor f * ; that place were booked in time to appear be | group of auto owners are rostreines, old of Bors Inet night, thé} | The grand “Airs Russea" com fore court added thelr little mites|from using this location others im-# dine © 8@the Dreamland rink yes the prosram but the at MAYOR TO SPEAK, to the public treasury in the shape liately appear and take their fat wo ell Chat the faint sOd}dnee went away wlth “Praumerel” of fines ranging from $2 to 46 place * of some person's «igh was heard] aul! ringing In ite ears! Maurice] “How Seattle Should Be Gov.) _ Borers ‘ i " ——— ofed” will be the topic of ah ad dress that will we delivered by Mayor Mc thin evoning before the Men's club of the Trinity Pat | throughout the auditor The famous wor viotiniat had revelled in the of diffioult off the technioal mu@e which only the jum Wom accompanied the soloist in faultions manner, and his two pi 0108 were well 5 lived GOO® ROADS TALK, an the “Greater | Standard | vielin can xpress; sho bad run wh church the gamut of the omotions as ox preyed and Teddy 6 Bear” pressed in a Griog sonata, a Vieur-| Judwe Alfred Battle talked on the Wie ° temps concerto, and Rameau'a Lar] Sbect of “Good Heads” best night se contest de and Riguadon, and the ot before tim Seattle Commeretal club, M, Tanaka, fmperial Japanese i »« consul at Hongkong, will, probably 4 sprectates and lamented the lack of proper - wane salen ta ; be named to succeed Saburo Hisa parors had . raihd Choroughfares inv the weat hearer haa rented time thi tra A resolution Was a midea, prosent consul in this city all that wilderness of sound fromj{28 the interstate ¢ The official announcement Is ox | the ancient bit of wood over which| ™@ealon to present more frequently | pected in a few days. } she laid her ear, wak, while net one; Mets and figures about the common | st think of St, girls, lays more in whieh is almont over you have bu four to enter this splendid and Interesting contest ight now and regis tor and be a little Standard girl! don't miss itt er . come it of the greatest, a great virtuoso] Oerriors Farmers’ Society Meets. | ren i pth and that she had given the Ome INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 22 of the most woa@ertul bite of com NEW ORDINANCE. The fifth convention of the exactly one-half off on decorated position that the master music ae amended ordi ® regulat: |, r makers had over wrought. |" ” ligg the Tettog of all coutracts tor | toilet sets for Wednesday-- luubay's! “Uae Menket o tenet purchase of supplies for the city was introduced lat night in the council, In the new ordinance it ta provided that supplies for twe }moaths are to be called for at one time, and proper potiees put in the! official paper j'ng staccato light cla and Mo jsart's gid world minuet, came as 4 distinet relief after the long num | bers of involved music, but there was still & craving to be satiated | Something lofty, but simple, was yet required to rownd out the varied program. The “Traumere!” sup | plied tht it her audience Your Eastern Friends May come west on the Special One | Way coloniat rates offered by the |} Oregon KR. R. & Nav. Co. during September and October from Chi the forgot eine; forgot that miserablé management | had jammed it in the atreet for half! 50, $33.00; St Louis, $30.00; jan hour or more as, one by one,| Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Uckets were slowly taken at the| River Points, $25.00, Tell thom or r : floor; forgot that the very latelgive me their address Deposits ~+-piece coy — set, regu- —12-plece filledin color dec starting of the concert bad resulted in the coming of a sleepy feel! as the program weat ¢ jar valine special oie © tollet set; regular { value $9.50; spe | $4.75 | | | m at the Union Ticket Office, i | 608 First av, B. ©. Kilts, Gen. Agt and drank’ ee $2.25 S-plece print tollet sot, regu: lar value $5.50; clal price | 10-piece filledin color dec } OUR BRANCH SANK IN special price $2.75 crated tollet set; regular || GEORGETOWN 18 MAIN. || piece filledin color dec wine SA aoe | ated tollet set; regular | otal price ” TAINED FOR YOUR BENE value $8.50; spe 95 | FIT AND CONVENIENCE, ANO cat price $4, | 10-piece filledin color dee 10-piece print tollet set; orated toilet set; regular HAS BACK OF IT ALL THE watun #108: regular value spe. 3, 5 90:50; epecial price $O(20 | cial price =... Poel 12-plece print tollet set, regular value §7.50; special 3. 75 price .. and the balance of our catico line ‘at arias ca eae low prices. STABILITY AND ALL THE RESOURCES OF OUR MAIN BANK IN SEATTLE, AMOUNT: || ina TO Indifferent | { ] ABOUT YOUR PERSONAL, APPEARANCE. NOWA | } there is a deal of t table value here this week-- $2 folding table very | English breakfast table special $1.20 | one-third less-- OVERCOATS AND } DAYS IT TAKES BUT VERY LITTLE MONEY TO BE j CORRECTLY ATTIRED. SEE"OUR BEAUTIFUL STOCK i $3 500 (000 ’ ’ } | | . i OF BROADHURST SYSTEM SUITS, RAINCOATS. | Union Savings & | Trust Co. | $12.50 Up J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Corner Second and Cherry. WE HAVE OTHER BRANCHES AT BALLARD AND RENTON. LINED OVERCOATS TO ORDER FOR $25. AT THE SILK $1.20 reguiar value $2.00 folding table, much better requiar vaive $7.75. | Strongest Overcoat House in the State London Tailors than the ordinary, of solid ~ bs 517 Second Ave. map! atural finish; a sub- fine Kastern ash, conven- | stantial, well mad fent size, round or sq ‘ | with square top, 24 inches ast table; has two | quare; folds up, so occu leaves eavy turn ples very little space when ray nicely finished the regular val i new records in the city’s retail dry goods business. In spite of strenuous efforts of management and employes, thousands of persons are turned away tion continues tomorrow and all the week. Big bargain attrac- Great savings on all sorts of scasonable merchandise Tell all your friends about the genuine bargains to be had at this great sale Everything in the store reduced in price. Look around and what other folks ask and then come here and note the savings. This is the opportunity of a life time Be sure you do not miss it SILKS AT CUT PRICES LININGS AT CUT PRICES. DRESS GOODS AT CUT PRICES. | DOMESTICS AT CUT PRICES LINENS AT CUT PRIC | BEDDING AT CUT PRICES. NOTIONS AT CUT PRICES. LACES AT CUT PRICES. CURTAINS AT CUT PRICES. | RIBBONS AT CUT PRICES. EMBROIDERIES AT CUT PRICES. | VEILINGS AT CUT PRICES UNDERWEAR AT CUT PRICES. CORSETS AT CUT PRICI HOSIERY AT CUT PRICES. GLOVES AT CUT PRICES UMBRELLAS AT CUT PRICES. | TRUNKS AT CUT PRICES. LEATHER GOODS AT CUT PRICES. | 'KERCHIEFS AT CUT PRIC WOMEN'S SUITS AT CUT PRICES. WOMEN'S COATS AT CUT PRICES CUT GLASS AT CUT PRICES PICTURES AT CUT PRICES ART GOODS AT CUT PRICES. STATIONERY AT CUT PRICES. BOOKS AT CUT PRICES. HOLIDAY GOODS AT CUT PRICES Piano Bargains | } i. . to endure long waits at our doors yesterday, We assure you that only the p eH new ' t i ' 1 aused t 1 t it Mw. . ond tience and yout dination, And do not-be: dlecouremed if; we i ait Cli O Ave. and desire THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF th ‘stand MUSICAL MERCHANDISE | before movin: Fixture for ale, Sheet Mu We for fe and Books, All must fer | " Come quick " le McCarthy ds 6 0.1] | $ "1 $120 Oc Cline’s #300 Pin 3138 i$ Plano’ S260 FFE BAXTER, RECEIVER HOWARD J. SHEEHAN, MANAGER Piano | one i » 1522 Se 1 Aver Between Pike and } ,, House Kohler & Chase esses —neneen ARES RONINR rN | oe 710 Pike, Cor. Seventh.