The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, DEC, 30, 1907 STATE. NEWS I} don’t know how T got home 1 stood the gun in the barn, \p and got the ramrod and ole oneal MOTHER AND SON WOULD DIE FOR EACH OTHER, TAKING BLAME FOR MURDER OF HUSBAND-FATHER — Star's Exclusive Serviee.) have loved me, ¢ order to marry s | have put my body be tween him and you and have taken | the blows intended for you on pay head and kicks on my body | wonder that T am a nervous wreck brooding alone has jiahed hin work 2 ae re mystery of the north |'The question to be « court when mother thought of each was to #4 », and each plead repudiated her con feasion with the words There was strong empha: | who re Turning to the army. The weddlr the table, the minister ready to + | begin the cerem: jof invited guest found near the continued the nk, and wrote a tal Bi yee-ni that MRS, CHAS w. CHADWICK. mother furthe I never could have ‘Tacoma Theaters Open pot been so mean to me The letter was wild, and freque EUGENE CHADWICK God knows how I have suffered aasceens Was the only wicked thing @id. me, who could not even kil He had killed me a thou torney Rowland, who I took from the feet that I am so proud ¢ able to put my shoes Into wildness came 1) sald I need not look at him could steal or plunder for a 1 went over the rib steaks, 1 sirloin, 12\ge Ib; round steak 0c Ib; should ' « his term of offic “He loaded the gun for me Buy your bat ot BN. Brooks 4 s .. 1831 Becond av. hills In «a pair of aking my heart before he died THE GROTE- RANKIN CO. Complete Furnishers of MNomes, Steamboats and Motels Furniture Specials Pre-Invento Couch shown in Hlustration above diamond tufted and has claw feet Stock in frame ts quartersawed Special price today and tomorrow Bhown in {llustration ts a very 20¢ fade of solid quartered « Here's a pretty Has round top, 45 inches in di ameter, with deep rail under neath. To pedestal are attach in golden or weathered finish. ends to 6 feet in length “$22.50 Special $2.65 Dining Chair shown fm {Iustra to right is sotid oak, in weath or golden finish. panels in back, with upright be by shaped standards, shaped sb today and top and dainty aq two door compart ments and a large drawer Regular price "=" $39.90 LEATHER CHAIRS We have a beautiful assortment and Rockers, ranging in price from $40.00 to $95.00 each Has an immense shaped a shaped arm Special today and to saddle-shaped Turkish Leather day and tomorrow | SECOND AVE SECOND AVE Pay LATE bod Declaring that "ts h ee her to secure a divor promised her her woman, | onca uit for breach of promine Mrs, Ratna Melsenheimer of Spo {kane has brought sult against her former spouse for breaking faith Mra, Ruth Coston, 102 years old hag died at Spokun¢ | | 8 Bpokane has again cents for the bodies of rodents ©. 'T. Robard, a prosperous farm er of the Pu fell years ago and his t-ason wa hat ed Recently he bumped hi hoad against a car window and now his reason has been restored » ROBBED HIS BRIDE Robbing hin bride whtle the wedding feutivitios wore iw the " Brown fof P atte while endeavoring ake wa it, it we left the house and the co: munity PUBLIC MARKET PRICES TODAY SEATTLE GETS THE pr aaah eutectic le Toda ations are Ranct iGe-48¢ doz; Bastern | oun doz.; Oregon eggn, 400 per Washington creamery butter ie; lowa creamery, 30¢; loca) ranch Fancy Swiss cheese, 26e; Wis onsin full cream brick, 23¢; sinier ( ns he Wt an Mutton chops, 12% @ 12\e Ib tb.; porterhouse steak, 3 It neues, 2%e pound; ches for be * for be $ bunches for be niona, 6 Ibs. for 19¢ 4 bunches for Se Parsley, Se per bunch. Turnips, 3 banches for be. Celery, 10¢ to 16e a bunch Se to 10¢ peppers. 25 cents dos. Radiah, 16¢ Ib. Iie Ib. kraut, be Ib. Lettuce, 2 for be Por shelled, 2 Iba. for 1b« nia persim Japanese per #, 0c box Pumpkins Hubbard squash, Se to 15e Grape fruit, 40 Comb honey, 18« Dried. pr 1 Yakima t cocoanuts, 10e te da, ibe each Carnations. wo 82 mums, $1 to $1.50; narciesus, doz f Eggs and Poultry fet Your eggs and “Hello” Mr. Carpenter | Mr. Mechanic “Hello” F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Avenue [ SHEET MUSIC CLINE'S PIANO HOUSE 1205 Second Ave and and | $120,000 In realty in to offered 10 against er by Helena turday night for his prisoner Brown wa ar rested here by the local police pnliet in the in the presence when the groom pying $65 in cash and Jewelry be longing to the bride, t wileged, and making a trivial ex neb chrysanthe WILL GENERAL PUBLIC'S RESOLVES FOR THE NEW YEAR COME | GRIEF---AS USUAL? SOLVED YT" 7 Wha Sraar TMI SPECIAL PRIVILEGE THe CORPORATIONS SHALL Pahl Tha MAW YEAR RIGNT ce VALTURES one AL ASHER POWER OF MY GOOD RIGHT ARIA MON ne hy 1s TRUSTS | | | | / SMALL MOW DOWN -M- MONOPOLY » ~-~ (i aware wre» SWISH ff an mma <A he, an embassy here ar sward presente The member f th executive | Lieut. Commander Reginald RB, = way Hage sail for New VCASTLE, Pa., Dec. 30.—The ango valley steel plant rer umed operations here tonight after an idlene ten days. More than tional Bar association for the com- | secretary attle » word rec On met affected. sical Pin sees ‘Moma t Art Marble Company, 2011 See Turkish baths, under Grand thea rth of Vity ter. arr am 1. How-| ond av., three doors 1 attache at the’ ginta et Now the LAST DAY GET IN LINE FOR THE EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS OFFERED BY THE RECEIVER. Our limited space allows us to mention but part of the special price at- tractions which will make the last day of the old year one of the busiest we have had. Some of the goods we mention will last the day through; others will not; but all are special bargains for this one day. “Extra Special” is no idle catch word at this store. It has a meaning. It is backed by real bar- gains and Tuesday, the last day of the old year, is an “extra special” day. $1.50 Pictures 79c Cilia » fecal magnificent collection, including many $4.50 to $6 Purses $2.50 ust to clean up the stock and get out the rem- nants, of several lines before the New Year, fer tomorrow for your choosing a splendid collection of Leather Purses and 4 Bags, some of them real hogskin, oth- alrus grained leather, good values at the reese eo 35c Underwear, 17¢. Fe ‘Lue 39¢. 50c Go-Carts at 29¢. Natural Neat Little Go-Carts, with reed, well sides, well-finished toys, that will delight the heart of any little girl, and just what she ought to have to go with the new Xmas dollie; 50¢ 2 values, tomorrow only... .. ct Teddy Bears, 25¢. n and color s from mas ¥y great artiste also pretty ‘novelty as “Yards of Roses,” “Yards of Kit tens Yards of Chickens,” and ny othe attractive subjects, Frames are a tar and value Na rahe gf Combination Suits, in the qual the ones en in the habit of ontshingly paying 65c and 75 a nent Sale of un- 39c 29¢. ; good sale t you have low price $1.98 Doll Carts, 98¢. 4 69c Roller Skates, hundred quaint Teddy din overalls, and size those sold ch, on sale to- — Silk, 8¢. Silk, the “nk sewing silk, all others and sold t 10e a spod 75c Skirt Markers, 59¢. Sale hi Deu Caoods Co] -aka sors (MS Earthy Dr y Goods Go. ak A.M. [Sutcliffe Baxter, Rerrdir Dowardd. Shechar c 5% ONLY $10 DOWN | TEETH | a Pp PREMIUM Allowed on Certificates | FOR DIAMONDS AND ast WATCHES Pianos § tal KOHLER & CHASE, TEETH viTHOUT PLATES CIAL’ 2 BY se nd Av i J American Watch & A Block.) Jewelry Co., Pa oetice and” Gilson DROWN DRSTAL EAe 908 FIRST AV. Y ed fr