The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1907, Page 5

“HAVE NO SOULS; THEY HAVE NO RIGHT TO EXIST”. STARTLING THEORY OF CLUBWOMAN, WHO WOULD HANG THEM Exelusive Service.) D, Nov. 14 m the lab woman, Mrs. | hee haa come thet ‘start ot all suggestions Tgorered of ortminal prob: Shaffer and reform at her sugces(io gthera are weoklng fc the suffering of the m Ta ware trore Kun woth hang all eo sere. shariner is “eh - elty goveroment form omics clue. |, ideas with a mark hen turn him | sid recogniae | ¥ foreign winala; be ¥ de itis cheaper (han fo try them country and port. them | eek women in of because a potter heodle perplex: | an the men. viewpoint 1 many people,” Hons that is new explained ( @ re . wt MUNIGIPAL LEAGUE E Lor. | The election of officers ofthe (By United | Press.) PROVIDENCE, KR. 1, Novy. 2 Nw tonal Muntolpal league resulted as follows Haltimore; Richardson, Philadelphia N MeCune, Miaher tor, President, Charles J. Bonaparte, vice presidents, Charles Strong, Portiand, Or.; ‘ Kansas City; Walter I, Chicago, and Janes P. the Portand, Me.; secretary, Clin Ht tan Rogers Woodreff, Philadelphia; tPanurer, George Burnham, jr, Philadelphia STATE NEWS Guat While in a state of Intoxication, Peterson, & woodaman at Ho- quiam, took a keen edged ax and nearly severed his head from his trunk, dying instantly Whitman massacre will the com The 60th anniversary of be memorated at Walla Walla Novem ber 20 Land Commissioner Ross must salary, an the $3,000 salary vote him by tho last logistature is not | Proof garments, legal, according to a decision of the supreme court Port Townsend soctaliaty are to / | eThat is wh tarth wo) - piace a munictpal ticket fn the . 4 hte odiys jponens MRS. LILLIAN SHAFFNER, feid. > a | This Chicago Woman Thinks Death Is the Best Remedy For the nig, peators ero heing. built ot Be the idiot an a usclese pa ne es Feeble Minded. strike of miners as a buma ° my} os 0, J. Holen ow of W ; ie tee absolutely no more; “Hut with the murderer it tx dif} may be that he can solve his own |oom county, Ae aes “lyse Bite exist than a reptile or oth: |ferent. He shoud be branded so | problems and reform Charles O. Elwood, of Minneap me creat I do not that respectable people need not be| “The people of the churches are jolis, has purchased the shingle mete that hancing him would be obliged (o come in contact with elevating crime to the pulpit in jmill at Ginco and a quantity of » gear so rave ar offense him. Hanging tx too good for him. | stead of going out and meeting It} timber for $57,000 from T. 8 Cob ‘Dang a mercer The idiot | Besides, he has a soul, aud if we on ite own level and there fighting Whee he dies he hang him we merely prolong the y and those struggle tm another world. Brand come in ¢on-) him with the mark of Cain and let longer suffer) him roam through the world = tition. | work out his own punishment ott 2 wo, wnttl they conquer “Much of the ertme ther cities could and fe in be prevent proper sa a vith him can 5 @ hls adeormal « STS AGAINST RECORD *: GIVING HIM AS DEAD om exposure, His compan reseued road acroas the Rocky moun-| apes for atitolsis ia urged by C. | |W. Thatcher, an enthusiast of | Chicago. The pope | that he deastres to has sent official word i ial, neanlin Gagoe/tery tak Milind: the ott betere may ve an a ett be calied upon to resur. time and tt is embarrassing at | ¥'th Mies Gladys Vanderbilt dead iM at least one in- least to be constantly assuring my her marriage to Count Sac ©. P. Brown, an Oregon is to give @ Thanksgiving to ali widows at The Dalles, Ore. | A supplementary proclamation | must be made by Gov. Gillett before | the legislature of California can | furnish reliet by legislation in t « frightened friends that my address | ie not the grave yard but that I) am still residing with my widow. | Stuce my death in the directory, | | have datly expected to read my obituary in the newspapers or be referred to as ‘the late S&S. F. Coon te present trouble “You can-understand that I am|, L48# than a dozen Nationat| anxiously awalting the next edition | 28S have failed in the past year | of that book so 1 can read my % 8s8inat 160 during the troubles in fm their coming edition Hy, they claim, they ge been xniity of puttiog an end Padlic existence of the pi mr school teacher and justice peace of Seattle . as merder has been only in the pares of the . the ptomeer eftiaen avenge bis untimely death anly insist that the direc onl | bring him to fife aame in it and be sure agnin that 1898, according to Comptrotier | the next edition 1am alive.” | Morten | Mr. Coombs has Lived in Seattle), Several persons were seriously Qvombs, of 442 Eleventh fa the ptoneer whom the has rathlessty put to f to yecognize him fan any longer, the last him entirely, enter since the 50°s and cannot under-| "Jared im & $50,000 fire in & tum: xtand why t Dit |der yard at Frisco late youterday See ee te here tle ene? | atterscon by falling Umbers, etc. | ‘s King Alfonse and Queen Victoria of Spain attended a ball last night at London in the famous under} mame of his wife as fol ground ballroom at Welbrek Ab/ | bey Rachael. widow Sam’! fast Indian operatives on the| Secretary Taft and party nave Bleventh avn Caleutta railroad branch are oajarrived at Harbin, Manchuria SP. Coombs does not look 4 strike | In the presence of Prince Fushi | Peet of Ris former selfs) .cnicrymen at Fort Leaven-/ml, the batticship Ibuki, bullt by says be frets like tt Voom have been ordered to the|the Japanese, was launched this| goes out on the street expect to see my friends from fright whenever 1 Justice David J. Brewer ure on the street,” said Mr. *even-year term for the president Mia this morning “I have to of the United States. a constantly to be sure Alex Holden after trying to eum Ma ghost and feel like con- mon aid for his two drowning jmorning at Too. | a} Tommy Burns and Gunner Mor Si will fight for the heavyweight | fehamplonahip of the world at Los- | (don, Decomber Metting already | ‘avors Burns. Senator Foraker was last night | Philippines: izing to my “widow” companions who had been thrown formally endorsed by bis faction | A On earth into the water by the overturning |for the presidency } fwhat can I do? The diree of s deat near Vancouver, BC. - } —e _ Z Managere Oppose Pooting. | a KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2 @ HURLBUT A STORE FOR EVERYBODY. National Industry Traffic lengwe,} Hi componed of the principal traffic! j]| managers of the country, which is} Ijin session hore. sont a wennage to} i President Roosevelt, ' i} against any amendment | 4\5 of the Interstate commerce. act rll | whieh will legalize pooling by car i] | riers of the tonnage or earnings on oo or passenger business. Brooklyn Bank Reopens. | NEW YORK, Nov. 2@1--The Terminal Hank of Brooklyn, whieh suspended during the recest bank ing. flurry, reopened today | PUBLIC MARKET | PRICES TOD TEASPOONS AT ALMOST HALF PRICE We will have « special sale, on Friday, of Rogers’ Bros.” 1847 Fancy Handled French Gray Teaspoons, that regularly sell for $1.76 per set. Price 99 Butter, 1c and 35e Ib; Wash- tomorrow c ington creamery, 35¢ | Kage. local ranc Se; Oregon franch, 36¢ and 4c domn Sb Hons, dressed Potatoes, 16 Ibe Yakima Burbanka, Kaatern eggs. 2 Food Choppers. R PRICE $129—Well Rusawin Pood Chopper, Meat Saws. REGULAR PRICE 35e—-Stee! frame, beeohwood handle, spe 2le; live hena, 18 for 2Se $1.40 per box me in half ecavy to clean; | etalty tempered blade Kitchen Sweet potatoes, Fe Ih. everything 89 Meat Saw 23 Beats, 3 bunches for be iF, only C | Friday c Carrots, 3 bunches for be . P Onions, 2 bunches for be Chopping Bowls. Jointed Dolls. Dried onions, 7 Ibs, for 26e i PRICE 200-—Marde REGULAR PRICE $1.75—Kost — ‘ en We. Maple Waxed Chopping ner Osflebrated Jointed Dolls aaey, SO get Se especially good for | with closiag eyes and eye Turnips. 3 bunches for Se Celery, be per stalk, 19¢ a bunch 12 ashes; sewed wig, nat 99 ! ss c oral hair. Friday Cc Cantaloapes. hag Ps = Mixi iS Dowie. Humpt oe, fou tomet ina 2%e per Ib. IR PRICE 350—Heavy nieteat oe —The Seoicemn: ds an 000 ber baat Efge 15-Quart Yellow | Well Known Indestructible Alb Sal plehiea, 100 dos Bow! 19 Jointed Humpty Dumpty, com Geeodt pasaan th amate Ovt . c Sean bos 439c Pop corn, 2 tbs for Ie ‘ . Lemons, 30¢ dozen Lindsay Light. om p, She gal Lindsay Light, com | REGULAR PRICE, 35¢ PER New navel oranges, 300, (0¢ and With opal glo 23 DOZ.—Hardwood, Rubber Tp ON ay etn . only 69c ped Base — or Door Hump in pretense 40c dos ers; saves plaster i Cake Pls ates Friday, each 2c We and be. } * | 40¢ each Large Foot Scrapers | New figs, 100 1b; imported figs Chita | REGULAR PRICE 10c—Hest he Ib. ‘ 29c Gray tron Japanned Foot Serap- |” Cauliflower, 10¢ to 180 head. ers, for muddy weather 5 | Lettuce, 2 s Carving Sets Friday special Cc hh Horse Ra Jae | Rutabdag LAR PRICE $4.50 Keen Kutter Shears. | @puerhract Frary Cia lena REGULAR PRICE $1.00—The HI) Cranberries, 15e per at Boas Handic, w full | Well Known Keen Kutter Good Huckleberries, 106 Ib ql bi. . Cary Hou id Shears, best made Pumpkine, 10¢ to 206 oe in sat Friday bargain price. Hubbard squash, 2c per tb; Sum fasen. Frida "32, 98 per patr 65c mer squash, be to Ife 4d cherries, 10¢ ib 1 Dried Prunes, 3 it for 26e - i " Kastern Concords Ae per CORONA ROASTERS basket Reguiar digas neal Friday's Comb hone 200 Ib. ained Price elf basting, ralsed price ye - F atin $1.50 inner ba oe oe box; Waxine apples, $ $1 . box King app ’ ‘ ' i _ box; Northern Spy, We per i a per barrel N nut Filberts, Je ib; black 7 nuts, Oe » alinoned O ” 2ND AVENUE a UNION STREET B |p) isic ie simon I —— chestnuts, 250 per Ib tina, jcompany tn of the Owls is to | | | he evening of ordnah is the name of the new of the Hanford Irrigation Rastern Washington. Owls to Danes, The first anniversary of the order m@ celebrated at hi Park pavilion with a ball on November 26. | RECEIVER’S SALE Greater Bargains urday will be Remnani and Odd Lots which features will be 2 Silks aud Dress Goods Remnants More than a thousatd ‘of these have accumulated in the past four weeks, | and nearly every pattern dreds of styles Many full dress and coz included. Remnants of Plain Silks. Remnants of Serges. Remnants of Broadc Remnants of Plaid Suitings. You are bound to find just what you want in this sale, and if you are wise every shade and every ° Q@HE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV, 21, 7. EW STEAMER ree The designs are betng prepared under the direction orge W | Dickie who supervised construe: }tlon of the steamships President | and Governor Saved 40 Per Cent Buy- ing From Manu- facturers. At the Goodyear Raincoat Co. » cor |@ot along on his $2,000 per your |her First and Madison, « spectaity | | ston for men and women of water. ladien’ alik rubber coats and cravenettes, raincoats largest stock in the northwest to select from, Something new in styles and patterna recelved daily from tnctories. Three spectals that stand out on sale until Satur day night—Ladios’ silk rubber | coats, worth $20, at $19. Ladiew cravenettes, worth $22, at $14 Men's cravenettes, worth $16, at $11. We have been established for years, and cur wonderful system for making cravenette rainovats [which ean be worn on clear days as woll as when it rains are far ahead of the many imitat that tell you just as good aw ours. The enormous quantity we handle this merchandise, and being « ape olalty stbre, enal you to save at least 46 per cent, so buy direct from manufacturer. Goodyear Raincoat Co., corner First av. and Madinc at. oe ‘¢ to greet you every time you come. Friday and Sat- days, and the immense accumulation of Remnants ¢ piled up on us during the tremendous selling of the past month will be —s for sale at just half price. we have had in stock—all up-to-date af lengths, lots of skirt | Remnants of Fancy Silks. Remnants of Panamas. oths. <9 of || engths and waist lengths are You cannot miss getting a splendid bargain among so many Remnants of Cheviots. Remnants of Checked Suitings. | No Violation of Fight Lay. ] DES MOINDS, Nov, #1.—Gover nor Curamt apatched the last HE P C $ $ 0 aerion of tol to the sheriff at ot F awe § | DaVhport calling Hy p boo PAH ER: gars that lowa's ant eta w in (By United Press.) not violated in the fifteen-royed BAN WBANCISCO, Noy, 21 | flake betwoem Herman and MoFar Plank for a new 22-knot express " * ciel ON@ passenger turbine steamer to Fo 1 Injuries “Fatal, be built for the Paelfie Coast} CHTCAGO, Nov The second 1 it ane “ ie » Port. football fatality recorded tn Chi Looe a seat tyr ark [cago this netnon occurted last night : the pee | When Goorge R. Harrison, 16 your i pimching ‘emplation, TRO SW! cid died ab a reoult of fajutios re yer in to be built on the same |® ote» Ba abe lines as the Yale and Harvard jomres i 8 sorigmage Novem which ran from Boston to New)" York Pretender's Troops De TANGIER, Nov. 21 ed that @eneral Bagdani | Sultan Abdul Agiz’s army, | ited. command of Mulat Rachid, jmander of the force | Hafiz, sultan of the South | a an eee net ren pe earn Hamilton Studio _ Colman bullding; graphs at reasonable coupons or other frauds. No matter what they tel you, 10 cents the pint can ts the price to pay for Carnation Milk Sterilized Cheaper by the case. A 10-cont makes Good gro- can } pints of milk 1| cors won't substitute Tomorrow the great grades of goods—hun- | design, is represented. you will come prepared to take home a half-dozen or more of these remnants, for they are without exception the best bargains of the season. Take Your Choice of the Lot at Half Price $8.00 Silk and Net Waists, € A sample line and 40c Fancy Messaline and gd ws igs Louisine Ribbons and Plain All- erew = OFn OF. Silk Taffeta Ribbons, 344 inches our Mr. Shee- : han came in wide, in black, white, navy, green, yesterday. It red and all colors. Receiver's price includes the SE AE prettiest lot a a ne of Waists and | Kegular 50c All-Silk Black Velvet the most at Ribbon, 2 inches wide, a splendid tractive vari quality, marked for sale by the Re ety of gar ceiver tomorrow at, the yard .19¢ ments of this Regular 2c Baby Ribbon, in black, kind and : Fe a “a white and green. Receiver’s price, puality RIBBON BARGAINS—Regular 35c shown this season. Among them a yard 4 : are plain and fancy all-silk taffetas and many lovely designs in white COLLAR AND CUFF SETS—Sep and ecru net lace waists. Most of arate Lace Collars, Lace Collar and those in ecru are trimmed’ with Cuff Sets and Embroidered Linen Cluny lace and small tucks. Those Collar and Cuff Sets, lots of differ in white are trimmed with medal ent styles, worth up to $4.00 and lions and raised embroidered de $5.00 a set. Receiver’s price only signs. Every waist ig perfectly} — Bred i ; 98¢ made The net wa wists are lined with taffeta. The gaffeta waists handsomely tailored, Regular val- }]OUTING FLANNEL — Regular ues up to $8.00 12%c Outing Flannel, in blue and each. Receiver's $A, 69 white and pink and white checks | Sale price and stripes; the soft, fleecy, beauti- | ful quality that you always want; } PICTURE EXTRAS — Tomorrow on sale by the Receiver tomorrow } will mark a final cledp-lip of the big at, the yard | line of Framed Pictstres which the t McCarthy Co. boughtidor the fall } CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR—At | season. All the oddseand ends that 20 Per Cent Discount—The fa have accumulated from the large mous Mentor Underwear for chil- | iles of the past four weeks will go dren—garments that have no supe- } now at lower prices than ever rior—all sizes, well finished; vests Pictures formerly priced at $1.00 and have high neck and long sleeves; $1.50, at only 5Ne pants are ankle length; the whole Pictures formerly priced at 69 and tock on sale tomorrow at 79e, at onl Bde 20 PER CENT OFF Sutcliffe Baxter, 1512 to 1522 Se Receiver sb =| McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Howard J. cond Ave., Between Pike ar Sheehan, Manager | id Pine Streets. It is report chief of has mot and defeated the troops under the com of Mulati artistic photo- prices, No eee Seen ern every litte girl Who joined the Or Standard and Teddy Bear” tomor th “Great newt howl ge one 7. tye stor “Be fon fs ean icket line um matinee, Baturday, November 23 We want all our little contest girta to have g00d Beats, so come early! this splendid “busy Friday” special should bring you here _ tomorrow Majolica pitcher 19Cc “busy Friday” —this pitcher is one of the best Friday special of- ferings we've ever given you; has a capacity of two quarts, is 9% inches high; is tankard in shape, handsomely decorated in colors, and em- bossed designs of goldenrod and wild rose. Seno we place 1,000 of these splendid and useful pitchers on sale, ac- tual worth 59c, for Friday only, at 2.06 —but one to a customer. No phone, mail or C. O. D. orders filled. 1006 to 1016 First Avenue. Tacoma Interest, compounded semi-annually, will swell your bank account wonderfully, Don’t Take Chances When you can rent a Safe Deposit Box in our Vault for $3.00 per year. SECURITY SAVINGS AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO. 113 SENECA STREET. ON ALL DEPOSITS “Rank for Savings only” no the least. Savings tn a are the most bm- portant deposits; FIRST AVE. Opposite | METROPOLITAN BROKERAGE COMPANY, BROKERS. Stocks, Bonds and Grain. Pri vate Wire ind, 2605. Rooms weer 1008, ‘American Phones—Sunset Mala nk Building, fF YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE OF ANY DESCRIPTION AND WANT A QUICK SALE, SEE INTER NATIONAL BOND & REALTY CO., 1009 AMERICAN BANK BUILDING. SILK LINED OVERCOATS TO ORDER FOR $25, AT THE London Tailors SIT Second Ave. Cannot Break ‘ORPRRORIREES Nov. 25 Whalebone Plates \=:s0ss"% 25/,0ff Teeth Without Plates Fillings 50¢ Crowns $3.50 Plates $5.00 Associated Dentists Under New Management 1112 Second Av., Opp. Garvey-Buchanan