The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1907, Page 7

THE Lice SUITS ON RIPLINGER SHORTAGE IN COURT Onoar Franklin, rank 1 pen | Minnie May Kmery SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, £D TO WED. m and Marla Warkoja rey 1907, White ‘acoma, and) Jone | KILLED BY TRAIN ESCAPES ASYLUM; THUGS ROB AND BEAT AGED MAN ~ Spectacles $1.00 a most formidable candidate,” sald) a Seott I do not know that he will be candidate t strength than most poople Heat Your House You Can’t Find Anything Wrong With ut « that they what Bargar vuld new hat Groner and Alina I lly, Seattle, And up, Come to ua with your oye | With | oe dane ee ora seat | Kweaped from the hospital for! Arsaulted and robbed of $260 by | troubles, BCHUCHARD OPTICAL oO, Suit was Med today b¥ the city houn believes the case one vei Woodard, Seattle, = [tN itemno at Steilacoom, Kino/s gang of thugs, Capt. W. Pp. | CO. | nae Bl fae aes oundest the olty will be - mate Kicht Kunokawa, a Japanese well) O'lirien, a well known mariner re attlo AM stirrat & G the. caplanas yi t ng agalnat known in the local colony, was| siding in, thie olty, wax found by 4 the Independent Asphalt | ob Sannin wank aeeecee cen fowd dead near® the railroad! the police on Seventh ay, lant # en | pany to collect $4,600 paid by them number of others nee Wepend "| tracks at Mack River Junotion|seriously beaten oand two of his » John Rtplinger, and cashed by Treasurer Georgd Ruswell te in| Y terday, and is supposed to have! alleged assatiants, who gavé their i. ree Press.) him lens thay two day before he New York city today. and. wilt be| struck and killed by @ pass as Walter Pike and Alex Pita Ore. Nov. 1.—Dra appeared, The suit of the eit»! hom Neve ay ager ong rT train, The remains were taken | Anderson, were later arrested and i PORTLAND. abe peed y theta Eee co ibis sepals hat cube titan te wing That Mr} Renton and will be bought to] piaced in jail, suspected of having qrom the aid U : " . : sw a Levethe away on the matter of | | Seattle for interment a hand in the robbery, Both young | j ‘of Sultiva , 1 was in violation of the the extradition of John Riplinger| (By United P | It te believed that the Jap, who| pxclisi fence | charter ¢ ation, from Honduras, is fully belleved byl | velieved that the Jap, hO}men acknowledge that they were| of the & a " ‘ . ; NEW YORK, Nov. | The initial | managed to elude tho guards at} mixed up in the fight in which of Irvington ad Corporation Counsel Scott Cal city offtelals figures on stocks were trregular| the asylum several days ago, Was! Capt, O'Brien wan so badly Injured, | rnold f At . #)an dalmdst the ontire session was | walking into Seattle along the rall-|hut deny that they had any hand ei of Bernard A\ . |® ragged affair, the market fuctu- | nogd tracks and was struck during |the robbery | comp . ating between actual weaknessgf! night by a train, His body A |amall rallies and a sagging tend badly mangled ed eney, Intermittent Nquidation con.) . on | tinued, but price changes were inaeeThe following named unions hold} ‘BOOM FOR ROOT half «tran: | wignificant, and although the weak regular meetings at the La rr spots were well supported, the}ldr Temple tonight Machiniata, and | trading was in amall volume, To Water ont F rm (By United Pr ) | rok the ward the final hour, the market en. | Hon Raisers, Truck Drt WASHINGTON , 1ten mars | Hose |Joyed & good fractional rally, but Aad Metal Polishers, {lator Beott of We irginia ha saieel the advance did not hold, and un wave Plor Po see baillesht unched a boom for S« ry Root x Anders) (Star Spectat Servtoe.) Lawrence 8, Kerr and Elmer Reod,|der rathor nevere pressure securt | atter poi gy Hic “ome Pa Bargar Hats are sold for $31 who answe wpe | JUNBAL Alaska, Nov, 1.—Two of Nom ties sold off to the low points tn tt where he told how the Mex! assume importance Nea el nd te| Nome Companies filed articles of The Coanetty Quarts Mining com-| mont instances, ‘Th clo » was in ¢ ople were gratified ove Lots of r « oh sned | pany waa Incorporated, with a capl-jactive wit depres one. | pas vores 7 ‘ anno! gin to compa ith Be Pesemined | tucorporation here The Dan- | talimation of $1,200,000, the Ticeumes acti hw doy ton Hoot's vist aa Root hou a be a iM = A Ay _ , ea hs = Lvs on y 10 tole, Crook Mining corupdiny with a jt ara bolng James G. Rognan, Jufot — Leaman ean es member this when you buy ans rred.| capttalization of $100,000, with 100. Lindeberg, P. D. Winter Sehne ' eer = 4 which | 000 shares at $1, filed articles, the der, H. H. Davies, all of ens : The CLEARING Lost! Lost! ef a man| fncorporators being P, D. Overfteld, company, besides engaging in min On October 16, 1907, a man with and, % by| RL. Btanck, George C. Goshaw, ing, will enter the fish business: & doable-barre! Remingtoa shotgun drgzed | girl, ha deape ~ BELIEVE HITCHCOCK IS ___ ENROUTE TO CANADA ... AT FRISCO (By United Press.) FRANCISCO, Noy, 1.—The! satin jfinancial situation is much im is (Star Special Service “Coal teehee, | prove: ay and shows signs of OSTON, Nov, 1.—Nows recet¥ed wey ° ww jolearing.- Partial settlioment of Jhere from various points indicate|. “= YORK, Nov. 1.—Dr. F. Sef-|}liasies due fan Franci banks i jthat Raymond Hitchcock, wanted ‘0% 9%" allenist of national reputa:| trom New York have been made by jin New York, fa in Canada or on . aye he has not the alightest|telegraphic transfer. Homer 8 ceo ig , hie way caer Lrom | Pittsfield, | doubt that Actor Raymond Hiteh-| Kise, chairman of the clearing ane mes the report that a man cock is Insane. Sefto: . house committee, satd this morn-|— ,. Mact who knew Hitchcock saw him and friend of the iivechooshs few a kee mg ~ vg aged stem “ pase two companions Board a train Wed: years. Hitchcock's acquaintances at |, Th@ situation ts a Iittle better |§ shout his personal appearance is ieaeneing vesday morning for North Adams, his old home agree with Sefton, |th8% yesterday, The leasening of |i» Visit to eal cygthten A. Rake haut: | Mass. and a North Adams hotel) “Hitchcock's father was insane,”| (B® strain in New York and other |ff be, Sen, noe everything orth an auto fo Morris clerk says a man resembling Hitch: | sald Sefton, “and Raymond ta the) COMers of circulation ts making | Presenting in new style shirts Lock company ed on | Cock Was &@ guest at his hotel Wed-| victim of a form of lusanity known | Mell felt here. Teh strain here cer sfc ggg a: duen and, chasing na | Resday Aa oe mm,” will be i mdre the early xings goverally a even a for severa rok, part of next week, when much of § Seater delight to don them. them at Highth - the import gold engaged by New Everybody knows of the moder Se HAWANAN GIRLS 22258 8 Pe the ret wilt arrive Hime slowed up Hal 1 Brown, viee president Dee helag na TN land manager of the California Bafe Downey-Walkup @walk, and then stopped! Deposit and Trust company, said 5 to the plaudits of | this morning that his bank would Be enich tad’ witnesced [be unable to ianue & statement of Company the sidewalks assets and labitities enti! the state Clad im raincoats, covered by was talked of calling off the ar! banking comminuto complet [atipping umbrelias, lifting Ameri | ranged car rides, no decision bav-| hin audit of the booke of the imett 914 First Ave. 4 peantooking skirts above ing been reached at the time of go-| tution h overshoos, and bebaving ax models | ing t An inspection of th f propriety, the group of Hawaiian | state unt with @ laacheon Birtles to whose promised coming Se |by Mrs Kane. w of President jfor some time pe the alty be a vsnitingl ¥ off the Fiy« Se *, mete @ ; the dock at 2 r et t Ht of the city |< program for the af pa this afternoon near.|Seareely — noticing Tonight the visitors will ocoapy Metciaims against the! those who had braved three boxes the Grand Opera . F inbistom,. - Aches see them, the darkeyed where Isabel Irving ts now e are: 1 claim of » tropic fslands met ring in “The Girt Who Mas/| pgetyn for $10,000, An m the local wo ing;” and tomorrow night for $20,000, Jam men's cl h under the dir will attend a performance of “The soctaliat tion of Mra 1. C Jennings, had Hetr to the Hooral at the Se Polladin for % to greet the overseas visitors theater i ream, a city ana ghow them shout ‘th The party, which is « oned s "te the Be Sift tert AK lle Rage garda AT THE GREAT WRECK SALE. ‘ ed. As the | Todd, Katie Badier. He ieee Gea The Old Rainier Clothing Store makes another cut in the already ; td =| Lillies, Munéen. Caite’t low prices, ax they t to close out the big stock as soon as posal ; n, Callie Lacas, Hat ‘ “ sant tit Saffrey and Rose Tlealu ble to make room for the big holiday stock if you «a wine you will a tomity ly low every day undi wo: pr SALOONMEN MYT OFFICER children are sald to have been born and eprietora of the Fashion saloon, | of the union, and the court is asked tweeds f Jar Pike st. this morning filed a are these children legitimate. $15.00 Men's Suit , Geund to Eegland with| confession of judgment tn the se abl coggll B the construction of 4| pertor court for $3.1 31.67. which, it Hyde by the sa pman, co-partner SCHOONER ASHORE IS PULLED OFF stated was « ae word of Biack clay w Maru brings ot ™ Townsend fancy stripes, ~ WANTS MARRIAGE ANNULLED Made Pr Scotch tweeds. on and ahe Townsend Rachel tend thin great to buy foes that we 4 wreck goods that we MEN'S CLOTHING Butts, cashineres cheviota $20.00 and $22.60 Men's Suits, biue and ‘plane k ose | with Hooper, this afternoon was tweeds | Iolands wh. be-l granted an injunction by Judeo every garment Share been killed by the] Aibertson preventing the execution ii satiniined. Go at a The —_lealing | of the judgment, Hooper's attorney |, ao bucking wp the straits Sn are wax attompt-|ropresenting that the filing of the * . ™**" this moraing the . bay * a P N'S PANTS. 4! paper was done without his know! |" — rhondiing _— en route . - eupe aa , ete it in ballast from San Francisco for |] $2.50 Men's Pants go ‘ ige and while he was in bed this! 1 ert can nerand $2.00 Men's Panta go at et Point, at 10 $4.00 Men's Pants go at $5.00 and $6.00 Men's OVERCOATS. and YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING. and Me YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS. Men's go at Men's Working Men calt OVERCOATS Overce ale at oneg, as you do not have thin op seasonable inerchandiee at the treme e making, BR mb axht fromthe are giving ov ors the two carloads of d company for $1,800 or Customers $6.00 and $10.00 BOYS’ CLOTHING. $2.50 Royse’ Sults go at $4.00 Hoye Suits go at 99.00 Hoys’ Suite go at $6.00 Royse’ Suite go at in caahme s1.60 sooteh mo at $1. 50 at in at she and || are going very fi married in|{ Valves for $1.00 and $2.00 ‘Suse IN TANGLE 8050S": + t, and lived as mand wife Ul June, 1996, when she discor-il g:o 00 Men's Sults a ore reached port) F. Hyde, a prominent toeal liquor | ° © existence of the alleged at me ftom the Orient with sler, and J. L. Hooper, one of the | 2rmer wife of the defendant. Three Mon's BOYS’ SHOES 8 School Shoes ” Boys go at $1.35 and $3.00 Roys’ Shoes, best mo at $1.75 HATS. Exceptional Bargains in Hats. $2.50 Mon's Hats, slightly dam | aged, go at $3.00 Men's aged, go at 50 Men's Hats $2.6 ts, Imported makes sorges band talored 810.145 M Hata, slightly $1. at. wornteda $2.00 $2 perfect in $3.60 Men's Hata, perfect, gx $1.50 FURNISHING GOODS. Men's Balbriggan Unde Go at wear go 206 Ue ive aS ie a soe Under a gar $1.25 Rib garm 1 ¢ nt « Wool gare Mens wour ment Men's Glastenbury all wool, go a Wright’s Health at, a garment Men's Heavy Wo Be, Me, Underwear $H.25 Met's Over black beaver ao. nettes KK 88.25 Australian fir Wool a Unde Men's Dress go at ’ Men's Laundered Shirts. brand, slightly solled Woo! ms Suite, Suite Kmper at Mona go dort makes oh at ‘ont worsteds, © Shirts, M.7 in far eviota, go $5.55 Dress Shirts, _ best , O5¢, The Blue Flannet go at SL75 10¢ elay $7.25 c | wh black Suspenders go at Suspenders go at te Handkereht White fs, good Overcoats, Linen Handkerchiefs S150 shoow Neckties go Neckties nen’s, Misses’ and Bo worth from rate, Tam O'Shante $1.00 Mi at and = Childrer and and Ho: nd Youths’ la worth 26« 6 Rubber Co’ Wh Dre wrth The ndred: und | that Attend Old Raine you will Clothing Sto antoe wave mone $2.75 ‘| Old Rainier Clothing Store Poenett The Obie, under charter to the ) Men's Ove Rache Woods, ask Aiaska Pa n bh com ’ and brewr uch t this mornin ails for San Frar © tom w a a nee to Benton & ‘Wood: elain Thon . Ma nr one th | The RAVEN Offers Fransisco” with 106 pas | “) . Another Series of s0@ aad $18.00 Crave th Young Men's A At the Original Cot Rate Drug Store » at $20. $10.00 Young Mer We are seiling D. D. D. for Eczema and en; no remedy highly tweeds and fancy black ; recommended as this the sole agents; per bottle @f pe ont is si) || Benzo Septotine, an antiseptic wash and deodorant—kills odors in $12.00 Young Men's Su BAETCHIN stantly and purifies the air. Two size ecla ite mixtures Seeond Hair dry, itchy and infected with dandruff Then we recommend — and guarantee Gromo Hair Tonte, ponitively free from injurious q our | A Good Tonic 5 t tinease and i fight dead rm Try Memuro, the king of tonies; a large bottle at the Raven for 7h¢ Wj . $8.00 Young ife s VERY SPECIAL sate: Tones | A handsomely bound Postal Card Album, conta nice and nobby ° double pages; no stitebix 10 Mm simmy $16.00 Young Me ness metal in a slot spectally made worth 66 box. cut, in ligh Does she know how SHAVERS’, ATTENTION MEN'S SHOES to draw a checl nd Me preeiite these Dull Razors honed free of Men/e 7 ta devoted entirely to their charge all day Saturday She unde and ' * Sat nex ‘ A la c Drip ¢ ish » Working Me Significance of it? co ak eacaneas bliaeas, | ‘Che Machete: hae Manas oct oe Tell voll to come in || for » bis barat ny ST@ Dre BO he windows wi ate ee ven ial | ha 20¢ | the big saving at $i Matter how || Big Doings After 6 P.M. Saturday Bove’ i IM Dle—we w be » delightful Perfar i i ation, to answ< Violet de Parme, June Roses eu ALSO THAT'S WHA) Me ; writen ii RE HERE ve Pn. amas . * ' ‘ Ra » Paper and Hnelioh Hp open, the two ft i ‘ot Hilton's Malt Extract oareree Union - {Cut this ad out and make money Saturday, : Savings & fust Co, *. ...:.,., The Raven Drug Co. 191416 SECOND ave Cowes once mm crememames Cov mwas coe Soe —_ OOO estes ose 08 a" Satnsn name -* : = Aha hee © % a Pen mmeon tessa arte aanana de ature 1104 Fiest Avenue, Near Spring Street Jrnarnth sont nattetbanste’s auiSad a | Cutlery giving his name and address an 1904 Fourth av liberal reward will be given fo formation of this man and of the Remington shot gun THEO, WILTS & CO. 1008 First ay Hardware as Harry Lindsay and Hats Sporting Goods. and eee Tomorrow at The Fair. makes worth ¢ re hats Umbrellas t 1 he uch a very which aterials re Lillagar and Barkman 1310 SECOND AV. IF DIMES, QUARTERS AND DOLLARS COUNT WITH YOU, BETTER COME HERE TOMOR- SECOND AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE. FIRST CLASS FRESH EGGS, 29¢ DOZ. These are strictly Ad BEST LOWA CREAM- ERY BUTTER, 32¢ LB. You would pay at | pound in any other attle and we You 10¢ tore in guarantee every single ems ae Se now what you pay elsewhere COATS AND SUITS. A lueky ufacturer TRIMMED HATS Trade lately Trimmed little dull tocked on you purchase fr has been a in New York a to offer you double om a man und we are ove Hats. T ables value in morrow Coats and Suits tomorrow. They | °® take your pick of over 300 are sample garments mostly, but | Nobby Hats at just one-quarter are in perfect condition and in | less than the regular price, whict th ‘i ted ety ub was much Jens tha milliner sie ear he enetBs | store prices. Better see them and ce rs. will do th work 4 to see you whether you are fa a » tomorrow sker-on or a buyer Good Lard, Lb. ile Parlor Matches, Box Picnic Hams, Lb. 1214 California Dates, Lb 1.¢ “Lilly” Salt, Pkg .10¢ Best Iowa Corn, Can.. 8 1-3¢ DRESS GOODS, 39¢, WORTH 63c. 5-Lb. Ivory Soap, Cake Laundry Soap, Cake 2¢ OUTING FLANNEL, 8 1.3¢, WORTH 12%c. Too many in stock, and we are Geis Soft, warm and fluffy. compelled to cut the price to re re tt Bs ter styles at any price duce it. Chee plaids, over t po warranted fast. Th plaids, stripes and Scotch mix- | last ® peo} © thin me customer, 5 lays people are thinking tures. Regular prices 49¢, 59¢ . ing flann pwns, and you save | re® “ms A all our over (0 8 4 if you buy tomor- | 8%¢, 69¢ and 7c, tomorrow 39¢ | chance to sav ow a yard they need BOYS’ OVERALLS, 25¢, REGULAR PRICE 35c. BOYS’ SUITS, HALF PRICE. Ages from 3 to 12 years old rE her in Seattle | K pants, cass » and who this baralr erfectly made Go Best beat of making. | ing « of the ath nusines: A @ on every pair and are closing out ai he stock counts when you hold the pock- | at s than cost. Come in t et book morrow. MEN'S SUITS $7, WORTH UP biahcary 50 FURS TOMORROW AT HALF PRICE. ry fur neck piece in the made good ca ard twisted tomorrow at just half style, fit and | This mea uch less than the t; but we are cost to make, If you jothing bust thinking ¢ buying a fur these suits to better take note of this than cost appr ROW AND SAVE A BUNCH OF YOUR MONEY. FINEST QUALITY None better to be tee. mer Recer yusiness we ar one-que ¢ Petticoats b a f 18¢ LB. ¥ ni COATS. ts of Skirts and pm in Ni Tomorr ° exchanges t w we ter lews for any the store. had 8 EASTERN BACON, at any a cus SKIRTS AND PETTI- our stock o our » present time, and iiged to may our bill toes to bay kirt or Terms, Alaska Red Salmon, Can Sug 10¢ 16¢ gar Cured Hams Splendid Prunes, Lb... Ae 40c ¢ Spiderleg Tea, Le 25¢ COMFORTERS, $1.19, WORTH $1.50. 1 at this ure not ted, and they may Not ov la we er three ant to give customers noney on bedding to MAN'S WORK PANTS, Only pout 100 and if you come p too late Not These are boys’ uits, from 8 [| 5 oe “: | their shape and gi faction e $10.00 and ? 50. DOLLARS. “California Mills” Blue Flannel Shirts $1.25, Worth $1.75. UNDERWEAR FOR MEN ONE- THIRD L ESS. of Tomorrow only ne sample line itt ed well known shirts at $4 A sample: | . J Better eee them if you , | but the price will more than ave half a dollar make up the difference Visit our Basement Salesroom for bargains Glassware, Crockery. 4 to 1-3. You can save from 25c to 331 need. RIBBONS 15¢, CHILDREN’S HATS WORTH TO 39% FELT SHAPES Plain taffeta, satin ta AND FLOWERS. plaids, striy flowered « pad designs, Wide 1 inches to 6 mehes. price to 39¢ a yard W 1de KIMONOS 1-2 PRICE NDERWEAR FOR MEN 39¢, REGULAR 59, OVERALLS 4 1 Heavy re donin, Ww nade Cut good full sizes, Our regu Soft camel's hair, two-thirds § tan 65¢ overall, and there ts none oot Only sises BR, 40 and 42. wen Nine fe pas If thie te your st fe, hore in a snap § Petter At the price; tomorr for you 4he a palr stant cad abet 9? P $2 at in in Monday to pairs 98¢, WORTH $1.75. to sell you get in on this $1 CORSETS 8 1 more than two to one customer at this price pair American Lad reneh Coutilie, medium high bust, medium hip, wide lace trimming Hose supporte attached. New fall model. Sold the world ov at $1 To get you better a quainted with our corset dept tomorrow we say Si¢ a pair. and young men’s old vuld per ve I re fec tomorrow MEN'S st hut os A WOR’ rt I 18 years F hold atis Regular prices $8.50, $9.00. ! 4 IVE PANTS, $1.98, WORTH $3.50. of TO 15 Men's Tinware, Graniteware, Everything in the stock reduced for tomorrow from on every dollar’s worth you LADIES’ SUITS HALF PRICE, of Only thirty last and thers earried ry w sy ade plendid but a SEC ‘OND AVE 3etween Pike and Pine Na +8050 anh ante amut tices 4