The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR SW DNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1907 MANY TO SEE“ THE thone who will take advantage thin chanee to see the product gf the brains of Joseph Blethen, MH. ae : ie . ant eras inanely. Finally he HA gpd he ig | Officer Haubris Traces CarbagesMan to His Lat, Bat), omen srs a to — ANNOUNCEMENT Tables Are Turned on Policeman When the Mam is) ioe" citts" ant when vor got one /hust in spatase, plastug. tots ‘ P Brought Into Court~Evidence Shattered but Fine ss" fh'n!ond'h'suac "rota nist | We Will Accept, in Payment for Merchandise, is Imposed. . Ps fe Checks or Certificates of Deposit on Any Bank or | Trust Company in Seattle. " 7 TACOMA, Nov. 6..-Mary 1. Gaten | All he had to go on was a pile j addressee, have pointed out the tied at the’ city hospital yesterday;| ai } nn ee Under One Root—fverything Furnish the Home Complete g FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 6:30 dfticer Haubris was | man who collected her garbage, and 7 of garbage, but Officer Haubris the arrest would follow 0a a teat ian |following an flinews of several there, and demonstrated beyond # days, The deceased wag well ter of course. Olga Netheraole. y . ‘ uh wht that he le the greatest Bur | known to Tacoma in literary | p Combs that ever tracked a ust Entere Police Court, Olga Nethersole gave us her/and musical circles, She was & , nc. tite Yosterday, still perspiring, but |Sapho” last night. Alluring and| member of the Arequipa olub of - ‘abr! > with the Haht of triumph In his at the same time repulstve as thie! Tacoma and the. Sorosis club of hg porn a otal te. [eyes Officer Haubris entered the | famous character ts, it affords the | geattle known were deporiting garbage | Police court, followed by two ladies | emotional actress much opportuntty | us | near First av. and Denny way, con | Who Were to swear witness and | for that in which she is greatest, BOSTON, Nov. 6-—The apple |} trary to the statute in such case | Achieve his vindication, The pris-|/the pteturing of the emotional crop of the United States for 1907, made and provided. He had laid /oner stood at the dock, @ woebe-| nuances of a woman gone wrong, as estimated by the New Hngland for the thoughtless ohes at sundry |#one Italian, fidgeting uneasily | Mise Nethersole’s japhe has Homestead, it short 84,000,000 times, Dut had never been fortunate | With bis dirty hat, and glancing | stood the teat of years and must barrels enough to catch them tn the act | With quick suspicion upom the shift|pe recognized as the “fapho “Soap Tako “Soap crokneen And of dumping their wagons, although | !"# scenes about him ideal, In feet, #0 habitually has heals he was positive that somebody was| Called to the stand, the officer /her famous characterization by SPECIAL VALUES IN — .———— i —_ Qumping garbage, for he could see | detailed with dramatic minutenees |assoctated with her name, that one | the garbage. the various events leading up to/hardiy thinks “Sapho” without see | jbar, He identified the papers and/of the star now playing at the | One day last week, however, the | told Rad they had been secured, n! » | Grand | officer arrived while the scent was | exhibiting some pardonable pride 4s| Frank Mille, Miss Nethersole's || atil warm, that the trail was | the story of his Snerlock stunt be- | « we : - and he could tell by the ameli thai | All was {ndeed clear. The find-| character real and suceseds as well it had not been there long, from/ing of the papers, the location of as any aesée th the role of which he adduced his major| the route of the garbage collector, | jean has. The play ts ple rn premise to the effect that someone | the securing of the witnesses, thé |staged and accoutered The hag just dumped it there. He /capture of the malefactor, the chain | awakening” ta being repeated thi faliat act, and act quickly. To fol was now complete and beautiful In | afternoon, and t stent bias Seether Jow the tral of the wagon was | (ts simplicity oak and tor i seed manifestly impossible on the jsole appears in “The Second Mra We have just received a large shipment of Japanese Drawn Linen Scarfs and Center Pieces were bought at a decisive reduction. In accord with our policy of sharing our savings with our @ tomers, we have marked this line of Scarfs and Center Pieces at prices which make the buying op; tunity one of extreme interest to house keepers who wish a handsome Scarf, Center Table Cover or PL low Shams. The Searfs measure 18x45 inches, and the Squares 30x30 inches. Some have one row of drawn work and others more, with drawn corner effects. This shipment has been divided into four lots, priced as follows He Had Visions. | Tanqueray.” - phalt pavements, and the scent, | | Tanqueray The officer retired with his chest — TON . P a el ah oe st tenia i Sitbougs far-reaching, ended at the | iis Couott abveate ba wae vinone] Mee enik LOT NO. 1—Sizes 18x45 inches and 30x30 inches, LOT NO. 3—Sizes 18x45 inches and 30x30 inches, Seized with an inspiration that |! 4 new beat with a personal reo | “Under Southern Skies” will be priced at ee eee ae + $1.35 comes to but few of ua in a life |Ommend from the chief, The wit | soon at the Seattle theater for the teesae CHa eeeeed ‘ priced at. OT NO. 2~—Size 3x45 he 30, time, Haubris dived into the midst | Ses#e8 were called and the papers | jast time tonight. “Thre Three of | Scot seme heer emt scee of the refuse, searching with fever-|'entified. Yes, they had been | Uy." 9 guaranteed attraction, book Weather DOES BE ai ks cdc seo Deepa eae bebe ab ee > LOT NO. 4—Size 30x30 ONLY, priced at. $1.65 ish haste for some clue that might | thrown in the garbage can and the | od originally for the Moore theater lead him to the secret that he now | C82 had been jon away jand coming to Seattle with a long felt must be solved. Frantically he| With @ dramatic gesture, the run in New York to its credit, || * aq e e scratched and digged with the fer. | Prosecuting attorney pointed at the | onens tomorrow night and finishes or ecas vor born of bis new idea, scatter. |Cowering Dago, “Ie that the man | out the week. “The Yankeo Re @Cl ues In a e- u S$ an ing the remains of many « break = Baap cr ap al Fa ‘a | gent,” a musical combdy, rund all || ‘ with reckless abandon, At | diired in thunder nis. 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