The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, TELLS OF CRIME CHARTER AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED = | board of publie works Under | ent of publie utilities and superin & plan devined by M@yor Moore and |} i at endent of public buildings and (By United Press.) bunk when he (Klengenberg) ef | City Bagineor Thomason Was @dopt prounds i] SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 80.—In/ tered with a rifle. Upon seolng him » A 1907. Apparel for Women, Misses and Children. FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 6:30 From the extensive gathering of new and highly distinctive model in Women's Tailored Suits, we have selected four of the moderately GE Ny - priced ones for description today While these have been chosen for y } special mention, and are decided values at the prices quoted, they are if ed by the chapter revision commis Three year terma with the right fon last night and will be submit. vested in the mayor to name tha) ted as one of the principal amend: | chairman of the board, was decided: his at the election fm March, | upon the trial of Capt. Nils Klengenberg hiv gue fob the Arctic whaler accused of mur he dering his chief engineer, Jackson | dl w up hi Paul, on th high seas, the defen: | rifle, teok alm and fired two shots, 80 Klengenbers fant wae 4 for crose-extm-|the second entering Paul's nec if adopted by the pec will An amendment providing for the merely typical of the entire line as far value giving is concerned da ecatled for orc th she ve & board composed of five niem: | establishing of a neuntcipal asphalt , 5 inatfony Captain Klengenberg stat: |Regirding his firat attempt to kill) five & boat’ eR | ae kad: conarante ot a pees his store’s collection of Ready-to-Wear Suits embraces the most up a wh he ni been warned on) Paul, he stated that he had entered near _— ” 7 I b> paar teas teat ie i would |Paut® bunk with bie tifle Paul, Cltysengineer, superintendent of fatone quarry was decided upon to-date styles and materials, as well as a full line of color effects, and #2 atiempt to Wie } nd t ily, | Was sitting on bunk reading, | oom iffords a remarkable opportunity for choice by reason of the ide prict Upon ng t t the | Klengenberg told him to go and pile von captain moved hild- wood, Paul threw his book away range ne forw @ sh Haid; “1 will not do it” at Coat Suits, of the fashionable herring | A smart model mdoloth is a Suit One day whi ' he same time reaching for his bs bone serge; are shown in blue made with t! t bubk,” stated Kile ae le A jKlengen ” brown and black, made with 27-4Ineh med in Wide Black mi braid hand walked up etme | raised fle and shot, him cutaway coat and full-plaited #kirt The Sidrt « full-plaited model 5 aside ekly ‘ hen 1 wh nd These are priced at 820.50 with one bias fold. Tt t ma “ there's @ rifle barre K outled the cook tk cor n be had in navy blue, Copentiagen Ch ea ) hat port hole. The + Klengenbe * he tr h tates t .} " @ chair ffir unt 1 he r A (4 of that y : ; : According to the statement — of Morris chair, puffing farewell uatrated herewith is a model made blue and ti #29, rt see referred to was In Paul's 4 1e thia becas ; hs Heckert, if Dr, Acton, ex: |ringe to the epeeding co and of heavy broadcloth, with & S4inch | Another pret uit orge, W . 4 ' Kleng bere then deac \ " woul " a } and re | avor of Bremerton and exofficio | Wieuine the Doo “bum voyage Coat, trimmed with strappings and ve-quarter omi-fitting Con Pl , \ ih shooting af Pa ated he leve " Ase y the oh des Be Heckert is atly very h velvet colle The Skirt is a full trimmed h military braid, togeth 4 , q Paul was lying on his OLE » je to her perambulating = nibs, | quactous on the bject of his wife's gored flare, with three narrow bia er with satin bands; fastened with ) | pas i . M Heckert, wishes to quit the | departure, bi ibbling eloquence atitehed bands. We show this hand nd military button The f xpedition with y In his |doubtleas betng the escape of long some model in navy blue, brown « made in full-plaited style t “a he had t t while enthusiasm yohow he green and black The price ts ‘old edged with +t P al © at ‘ ix state: |weome relieved that his arduous $45.00 Price $19.50 ; t is made the woman's b ask of beating it up and down the and € t te w altur f the city atr te ir That the wow | MURDER SUSPECTS is a confirmed | search of the wi | witeh that mis me to be a ab | te e had made his spouse Is now t she neve oe onded, for he t ow complied New and Becoming Models in Waists © erstwhile husband of}on his labors as a duty wel! and Waist Models, in plain effects, fancy plaids, atripes and I lan sott taffeta i he itinerant butterfly lolés ba onectentiously performed ik, trimmed with tucks, laces and gilt A few of the styles are de is = . ‘ — = cribed below anor tne of sre ea 5,000 DISCHARGED |... a deserted camp in the vicinity of/to Med , jesign it Lake McAleer, north of Ballar¢ " inal coms day Patrolmen Nabors and every ny eens oe | bh FS (By United Press.) will lay off train crews, For the the yoke in sur pwier, of the Ballard ation, and famlshed OMAH Neb " wove, with lace cuff. M be had brass buttor Long sleeve, tailored Citizens, arrived at the place where) Later M 00 employes of the orde © to dispense with every n different cole Price, $16.50 | cuff, silk collar and te. Price ave bee Covington and Charles Burilson deserted charged. The order (of co jon work on the sys plaid, with satin stripe. Small tuck were sald. to be in hiding, only awa is authe ted by ral Super. (tem. We hav ided to cut the at tub olkbeeia oe eiteraee th triped Taffeta Silk Tallored Waist, find that the two men had flowr ! t Park en in ove sible wa Price $13.50 with tucked yoke. The front plait that the two men co have be 0 reward, but Andoned. Park s w York, but the fnforma Plaid Sk Waist, buttoning the fugitive m * for whe > y to get either xXpect a curtallmen to who issued them ts re back, with tucked ah te med with gilt tton Long sleeve, @iscovery of the murdered woman's na, and finally, deciding silk collar, Price 810.00 BESS _BSserttete ess body in the trunk near South AIki that it best to notify the au en Sept. 23 thorities, came to Ballard and ¢ For @ good shampoo use Boap The two mysterfous individuals | of his suspicions Lake Soap. All druggists. met anewered the description of Burt — and Covington, even to th ) , TO OPEN NEW HOME ELOPERS NOW G Ser man having the cataract in the | ight eye ‘ : em. Handkerchiefs Back Combs Dainty Handkerchiefs, of shamrock | Shell Combs, set with rumestones lawn, crowebar, plain or with em $1.25 but there is ¢ impor The spler . > " ” — ¢ splendid new home of | brotdered tntiti Price t art at discrepancy in the description iw we tA wil. be te | i Heathen aaa ~. f vl eee Shell Combs, with burnished ge of the Covington suspect, he being ak Maveaber ¥ (By United Press and embroidered edges, cross-bar mountings PY) @escribed as light, while Coving . will not NEW YOR Oct. 3 lopers ro 4 Shell Comba, inlaid with gold and sil * : RK Elope Hooks center. Price ¢ be very dar q ¥ ‘ « ert ith rhinest ‘ ten ts knowa to dork ». owing ek haw secre Agee Handkerehiefs of Linen, with embroid ee * . Working in Woods. mdition of « ¢ will find a gretna greet ered and cross center, hem $1.95 to $3.5 Shell and Amber Combs, with fancy $1.95 and i suUtched edge © are embroid ered in leaf, rowe, butterfly and bow knot designs. Price 506 McDantels first brought the in| Of the building, The structure In| t tle church around the cor D formation to the Ballard station located on the southwest corner of | ner,” famous through pica 7 Cc ozen yesterday. He and his son have F av. and Madison st try for the r ons that been working in the wood 162 rooms, with all have b off This is|, Cholee of japanned or coppere@i Ml Handkerchiefs of Ara ye the lake and upon first x : the n of Dr. George c. | M ut Inches over all; ong rotcoragpeagead tae Nhe? strangers made up the! - a eee OH rector of hureh. He | fer screw and three for hook; ‘made tee A= egy non ge “Pe re tig Vp they were the two fugitives for| Leave Pter 2 to see battleshipg = ba ed that hereafter the good heavy wire; well finished? Prices The, Oe and $1.4 ug und Gi whom the Seattle police have t ee. | sanctuary over which he afer eyes LN poms ta : : ea Hy elie tn is a shall not be the ao a ur clothes Ile around and get jewels reais. ck tpkaieed with clothes booka ao abeal Bracelets oo Dr. Houghton wil! also Matied to any address a doren Plain Hracelets at , extra. On sale until November wre of the Roma: winciy eaat $1 $2.50, $3.00 aod 83 sterling 6 kold plate He chu nO reasor nd 200 dozen Anti-Rust C. & Ho Hoolg| Ml py Sinsihiie ek bt $32.50 and wi ! . oat h 7s - +e xt : ise $2.05, $3.05 and 84.25 a ases As ° wD send sory 1p 1 dozen | Chased Bracelets at eae iad Fo Pepa a box $1.75, 82.25 $4.50 | ma ; ; ‘ doten kel Plated ¢ au Gold-Plated B liffe : p f F h ir < § $894,000 of Hooks ihe . Swiss colns during 1906. 2.75 10 $6.50 pany’s eastern age . es 1310 Second Ave. | st p to $12.75 This Store’s Glove Divisi i tore’s Glove Division Makes Strong Bids for Your Patronage When ye k f assortments, cor tyles, dependable qualities an table makes in Gloves with the service given by && pert fitters, thoroughly d with the G sineas and anxious to sat! ‘ou in every particular, y have good reason to count the buying opport ving of consid We present Glove Di vm with con nue t ¢ dies the strong potnts above ¢ © tw every like yur finding here the glove you want, in the size you want, in the color you wash, n the length 1 want, In the style you want and at the price you wish to pay. We mention below a few of the ma styles and prices: SButton Glace Real Kid Gloves, in black, | 16-Button Kid Gloyes—Vallier’s and Fownes’ | 12-Button Fownes’ Kassan Gloves, tel ié white, tans, navy and ox-blood, a pair makes—in black, white, canary otrope inches in Jength, wi iy seams and self e250 ight greens, pink, azure, pear! jes, tans or red att gs full in arms asd |] 12-Buttow Real Kid Gloves—Vallier's 4 brown, ox-blood, navy and gray, at, a patr perfect fitting—may be had in tans aad | vores makee—in orereeam and 4 $4.00 aod 84.50 black, at, a pair sere oe OSD | Pa ae , 3.50 plete my be eae in black, white x al wea ay ‘ @ 12 utton ape Gloves, in prix seame or al | pique; may be had in black and tans, at, a $1.25 (© 82.50 | 1-Clasp Mocha Gloves, pique sewn, Pariepoint HY W / alr 3.50 | 1-Clasp Wrist-Length Fownes’ and Dent's suitehing, ts nd street sate ae pe aw 0 omen }f 16-Button Kid ent values, in Cape Gloves, with prix seams and stitched » 0, $1.75 and $2.00 black, white and tans only, at, a pair with self, white or red; may be had in tans See our ets in tans ad $3.50 | only, at, @ pate $2.00 | biack FREDERICK & NELSON The Cravenettes and Raincoats which we re Agency ferred to yesterday met with the approval of a doy nundreds of women one «.-INCORPORATED... SL aR DISAGREEABLE PERSON Dexter Horton & Co. | HIRD () Ratgn vominn co cowmne| | BRIEFS BY WIRE. font STe add oa” Aaa THE REGULAR PRICE TOMORROW my of AS corns nded by the chit and no rew-|troubien | °" Seeows HL. KLEIN | sete, teen Avenue at Pe Sie sc Sedo Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. [lio cern tte! suserattts samn, samiany, sernnates Raton event | we sree THEMARCHE ||. 2 Se Sera is teror cans eee | —— or * 209 Union St. at Tacoma sel Aiige thesoighe g most stylish line of onsd 1 BON a er wet aun Naan oe,‘ rcs || Bens nei eneee Paris, 2 Cite Trevies. Chemnine, tf Theat ; Mematisster, 60 Voetaner 0s ine \ n Washington lumber: | Butte advice 8 TALORED READY CO PRICE.