The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1907, Page 7

‘ ee | THE SKATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, SEA MAMMOTH AGAIN BEATS RECORD ARE TIGHTENING ABOUT MURDERED MAN'S WIFE *.) band, and that: she @ld not ettemy The to interfere while the dreadful work was going on to ite grim comple tion. Sho then turned from Steclo after the murder and coolly on the m Iman tered into a plot with the offer viejo. pal day by the to trap him into a confession, Then i dteorney, has thrown a flood she betrayed the detectives to pon the mysterious Killing Stole, and plotted with bim to ae bet camp foreman, and save him from the officers with lege Mra, Todd not only fo whom she was supposedly working We of her husband, bat in Steele's sutcide last Runday ia Mon ‘ot pitiless, betraygls of tesano full is attriqpted to hin dis ILS AR Clothing Sale HE sale is still hold- ing very strong. We sold an im- mense number of Suits and Overcoats Monday. Tuesday the general demand increased, but seemed to bear heavier toward Cravenettes,. probably because the weather forecasted the winter rains. Un- written by nat letter of the if i Bteole, the mw 3 that caitee even the most | ogr of the woman's double et officers to KASD treachery fetter shows that Bre. Todd Apparently he®was madly tnfatu f certainly conversant ated with her. Mra Todd has not , oe e's plan to kill her haw a arrested an yet / Sarat ee seer rae the libel case of former Congress: man Chandler against Hearst in in Now York, as he held that being under indi pent Nis remarks would . ™ injure his own cane / ’ iv Se The Chicago banks are ready te | ‘ --- | | resume cash business at any time, | withdrawing the clearing house cer “gar Exclusve Service) | hi nim GIANT LUSITANIA DOCKING. TONDON, Nov. 20—-Little Prin’) Prosident Roosevelt will take a| NEW YORK, Nov, 18-—Think of; Had tt mot been for a terrific Wales, granddaughter short vacation, beginning about the jerossing the Atlantic, from Dauats storm over Montauk Point, even | , ts a demure little | tatter part of this month. Rock te Sandy Hook light, ia thi bi id have img many taita of | Rad 3% Wanes enh eaneiad iis remarkable time wou! have mother, the late JAPANESE BANQUET. This in the latest world record, | been beaten Particularty strong | ~ jestablished by the giant new ship "We will better this time,” Capt The local Japanese colony ban | Saattante. }. B. Watts decta | queted last night in honer of —e > retiring and the new Japanese con | suls, S. Hisamideu and T Tanabe.| WOOD--WO0D--wooDn. | The affair was given at Baker's! 12,000 joads, $2.26, and $8.60, do-| hall the “little brown men | itv red; 4 Phones—-Main 4264 and | were out In style. The feast, which | | 4960; Main 1714 and G286. If one ie was the principal part of the pro | busy, call another. G. W. F. Co. ° gram, was given in true Japanese Eugene Senta be mond style, Many of the qpeahers | une Por Remedioer bh teh lodged Resides Marie Cali, the chic Gune Fer Rent-—Piper & Fatt | eee eee en Peete eeeoa! | Broadway — Kinging — comedionne, | 108626 Seco n the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific expost- | .. - * ; oat ee. Marrying Mary,” which comes to the Graad Opera house the latter, ESS SD Mra. J. BE. Mooers, wife of Dr. J EB. Mooers, of South Park, died ye terday morning at the age of 75 years. Mrs. Movers was a pioneer | of the coast She crossed the plaims in 1859, coming to Califor nia, and has been a resident of South Park for the past 15 yours. 3 The funeral will take place to cuit morrow afternoon from the family residence. Interment will be at pumps Mary of Wal | Mount Pleasant bisemoatnadd eect —__—_—_———————— | fame Months she opened a} fecount with the postoffice, LOCAL FLASHES | national thrift organtes whieh bas thousands of chil-| ms. Now, whenever) eigen gts a coin, she goes straight! Want Free Delivery. } ry and deposits it.| The residents of a section of the Fi of Wales encourages Green Lake country, not betng able to get any free delivery of the ails have asked the Chamber of Commerce to tavestigate, The Continued cloudy weath- petition has been referred to the er, probably rain, and @ NEWS = attaira committee | EUGENE COWLES. strong wind blowing doubtedly tomorrow and next | om - | Basso with Marie Cahill in “Marry Get « bet thet (te your , TEM acintylinandbengenion« Ing Mary.” head and dont chase your day the sale of Cravenettes will it agencies at Vancou-| Three bold robbers, with three | old bat all over the street m Of | masks and one gun, held up Huh part of neat Wook, will have a draw overs tine the Cenk ieee have Jones as he was returning to bis ing card in Kugene Cowles, general innocent home at 906 12 Stewart st. last ly conceded to be the best basa You're not troubled that tions. We have a great stock of | night after a visit to his wife at that American come epera has ever way with increase to tremendous propor- Ce ee eraployed on the the hospital. He was met by the ksown. Cowles was one of the i work of the Portiand | men at Seventh av. and Wall st.| original “Rostontans,” and his sing B. ar them. Not only plain blacks, but je railroad near Cheney, | hut o hurried search of bis pockets ing af the role of “Wl Seartet™ in arg all the fancy, rough effects. Our Kensington Cravenettes are all made from the Priestly fabrics. by dynamite which ¢%-| revealed nothing that the highway- “Rohin Hood” has long stood an Me @ematurely while thawing. | men wanted. ideal. He in the composer of the % 3 less than two years, Mrs sectien? shia &. wife of a prominent Commercial Club Election. aong: “Cesgotian,” Shim ee them . Be a place among the xoug-classies, and Hats man, is dead from arsen-| Nominations for officers of the has become distinguished tn charch supposed to have been | Seattle Commercial club were post. .4 ts u gaicidal Intent ed yesterday in the club rooms. The oon ene Sore, a8 Gell en on) They are made to fit and |B) Th the highest ry man has been mak-|names of George H. Revelle for are the best hats one can ey possess ie highest gra assaults wpen fittle | president and ft £. Moses for first Ca bay for the money. Several victims | vice-president head each ticket. The i feleetion will ta! ace December 7 ‘The concert to be given at the Northern has secured | City Wine Suit. Grand Opera house Monday night by Madame Emma Calve, who ts y at Blaine. . LILLAGAR & / The Georgetown officials, having touring the country under the $ Someta aiel <= won thetr sult against the North management of John Cort of Seattle, BARKMAN H season, grade from thirty to forty tractors and re. (em Pacific in the matter of the promises to be a musical event . the contractors an and forty-five dollars. opening of Sander st. cut down the extraordimary Beenes from ‘Car Yesterday we received a case of Monday Night / of tailoring that is known at all. The regular prices, during the | fences erected by the railroad, asd men," sung in cost and with are over running T8co- | 1. street is now open for the first scenery wil! be ure of the} jtime tn four years. concert. Mme. Calve is supported) | Alteged Robbery. eT es a | Kensington Overcoats. A num- « ‘ir “swomoniie, Fred Pier. ‘s|_ Centineed Attretione. Saeco | ber of lines of full dress, silk faced iiitis cies a: Maceea | oan bets. ep ‘eonr Socth. Seatiie’| g ne Orens--semuh Trans ta “Tho i Coats, that were purchased at the HEE sata srsuine’ana|D. Campbell who antght hove’ sot Pl: Blown ner patil Vandervitt|| i] first of the season to sell for n ee nn, Smee | tamed eae ond an a as duit Lole—"Hello Bill,” farce) i] $40.00, were included. Because held for investigation The Third Avenue—"Bast Lynne,” of their arrival at this time we Nationa! Municipal leagne | Poht Funeral. beartinterest naa, CANDIDATE | th Americwe Civic ansoctation are. The Coli ittvan & Const-|| have also placed them in the stock ; Funeral services were held over a sessions at Provi 5 4ine’s greater vaudeville headed by | Fi M : jthe body of Dr. Arthur F. Pobi at : ee oc nea a aonee ele Seana eee! © For Mayor at the $24.50 sale price. 4 “ 3. ron. | forming. . one, con A newly arrived case of Rogers : bh i at Butt orth } jim of New York city will con-|Gitted by Rev George Robert, Pantages’ — Hunth and Rudd! gubject to decision of Repub to do busi the members 2 dancing medians, and varied!) tican Primary Glection, Mond: | ‘ : Baie troabies which were Saoent Pleasant cometery.) | vaudevitie acts lim ._—-= "i Peet Suits was also included. by the last municipal elec-| The Star—"Wall Street Finance,”|| @ @read-Minded Business Ad. || Ge tines } Judgment Affirmed. & musical comedy and other acts. || ministeation—dustice and Equal || All of you know the conditions members of the The Lyric—Vaudevitle program]! jp Au. 4 talon, which domand-| 50h’ conrt hae affirined a jade {beaded by @ fivegirl act — | of this sale. That the stock of c" fm wages, have with-| ment for $400 secured in King | } Suits,O teeand Cravenives fa Sirike order. ax theirs | County by W. 8. Lninlap againat the OBSERVATION CARS |] | Pay ne attention to obscure uits,Overcoatsand Cravenettes. have been a img fight ne " awyers’ cheap opinions. os . PET Cook of Westminster, 1. C.,| Seattle, Renton & Soutien aT | Passengers on the Soattleinter { has been divided intwo great Me detk bunting, aimed at a (i urban are shortly to have the op | _ tained fn a street railway accident the trigger of his rifle portunity of riding on ft pew ob / groups. Mb Was knocked unconscious by a BIRTH RECORD. servation cars. The new equipment i ov T Mt Riek. He is in the hospital {a now on the way from the east || S+* Soe Cones | Those from $30.00 to $50.00 are condition | Births were registered today as | amd will be placed im operation as T TH : i Westminster, B. C.,| tolows: “ stad an 6 anton he te aienl at 1 marked at one sale price of $24.50. da “cleaner” | Ewing—To wife of J. Ewing, 408 | planned to increase the service by||] London Tailors Those up to #9 be the slogan henceforth. | 45th at, Nov. 16, a son cutting down thirty alow 4 be on Gineet ae s P . William of Germany is! Turnbull—To wife of A. Turn-| tween trains instead of one hour, as MEG the feet core at Hich Clff| pull. 2957 Day st. Nov. 16, a8on. | at present $22.50 we have marked at the , and is improving.| Robinson—To wife of T. Robin Zs km) = kn. ; wk, the actor, | son, 1818 Boylston av. N., Nov. 1,| VETERAN EDITOR DEAD. | ls MEL | sale price of $14.50. to answer qnestions in daughter | tt 4 , ane WINONA, Minn, Nov. 20.—Dan-|| DESCRIPTION ANO WANT —omewws| Johnvon—To wife of A. Johnson ? ! ‘ x ts fel Sinclair, Minnesota's oldest edi. || A QUICK SALE, INTER. Aa lavestment 4468 Lindon, Nov. 18, a daughter. [inl Sinclair, Minnewt vat, Blaine |} NATIONAL BOND @ REALTY Wulls—To wite of P. Wulls, Pa CO. 1009 AMERICAN BANK ; ~ ¢ aad nominate Garfield by keeplag . Paying 25 Per Cent | citic bowital, Nov. 16,» daughter. ty name of William Windom be- ||) BUILDING. EM Herrin & Co. Bankers and | 405 Westlake, Nov. 12, « daughter Chicago convention, G0 First ave, have an is be Sena * 7 v7 aaa vee and 76. paring, on tomorrow's Bree cn hp ema oo Fly on the Flyer . nt per an-| Davis—To wife of J. H. Davis Cand From Garvey- BEATTLE-TAGCOMA ROUTE. and get full tn 5 fore the j Spring st, Nev. tl, a son. Fare %60-—Round Trip, 600 pn Buchanan Co. FOUR ROUND TKIPS DAILY, | DEATH RECORD. LEAVES GEATTLE — 6:45 We are glad to announce the suc constul bringing to Beattie of two and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and 6:46 the © registered today as } Den ma Es FINE ¢ follows live domestic reindeer, with their Raves vasoua ~ ' | FFICES Casey—J. Caney, 60, Nov. 11, Pa |E#kimo driver, a young man edu |] am, “18, 82 : i cific heapttal iihae cated by the burcau of education|| y. SEELEY, Jr, i , FOR RENT Forguson—-A. Ferguson, 28, Nov.|0f Alaska, and @ character credit | afte, Mata E 16, 2nd av. and Union st able to the good work being done | Tel. 22. IW THE New Pohle—A she ‘ov, 18, 1811 /bY Mr. W. T, Lopp and his anno- | Uses 4 av clates in the bureau of education | ANSTON (0. BLDG. Huffiner F. Muftiner, 28, Nov, |of Alaska. The reindeer and driver © e e i Te) MRO ANO University Marlow—J,. Marlow, 9%, Nov. 14,|>ring Joy and gladness to the | ‘ hearts of all the little boys and) i) The | ent ‘Shoe Repairing in |f} ° | Large, ight, wei sted Jayco, 70, Nov. 18, Se-|siris in our beloved o vd state, |B) the City While You Wait MM, Al outside a al honpital and to all strangers within our |] aie daaeae OF Or PCON y. a non i a reecenas Infant, Nov. 1%, 419| sates. We might state here that | ‘ j — me think this is the first attempt ba vawhibara, }of any mercantile firm to introduce | 7 Apvly olther to e New 1a, ie sein’ taeeral Sean AL LIVE REINDERR ax a We aso showing she finest and ) JOHNSTON Co witel Christmas ture Are you not most stylish line of | } JoHn DAVIS & co Monuments DANCOR” and “PRANCER,” |} In the City | Downs Art Marble Company, 2011 Seo their handsome wkimo driver,|]) THE TAILORED READY CO | | Sutieing ond av, three doors north of Vir ak tink pincer i ginia st. Both phones 1738. ad GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO.