The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1908, Page 3

| RICH YOUNG MAN ny land began the sear@® for her po mise fea] ing boy ‘ Tacoma detectivengpave been di tha! abav n de Joho ed | talled on the case, The only olve being the number of the wateh car = th led by the missing man, and the atte police have been asked to} Mre, Blair say her always} a " wrote regularly, and was a dutiful] er son! son tp every way tears foul} . came | play, as there is no posatble motive | Port for his strange disappearance TRIMONIAL EDITOR THROWS UP JOB " Were there an equal number of 4 . women and men seeking the trials : and tribulations of married life, tne task would be easy, All that would tent b o neCeMEArY We be for the mat weolved by monial editor to forward each a nas sen { letter from one of the opposite sex and await developments, but the fet t men are four te keener the my with trimonial proposition even in ¢ year that the mart a odd if the girls fall to come to ed some ieee front with so many homesteads avatiable on which oo claim has @ * i been filed, the matrimonial editer iplese to belp them out \ jal editor > Bee yhow, the matrimontal editor watrimon| h tee ‘ to comply w resigned last week and ain't on the on bi a any more LS CARPET FROM A CHURCH } of carpet, tion of the new charch building Me He took it In «mall lots to various wo we adhand dealers and pawn " De okers, and was able to remem: er practically all of them . The last theft was made eving vad daylight. ‘The thief was in was authorized to & ustody at one time, but made good p carpet from an isolate his escape while the policeman | ‘ea Virginia st, ¥P who arrested bim was calling e tored pending th xt that all her friends have tepnal her, not one of them lifting a hand to aid ber. She has answered want’ advertisements without suc cess. Her condition became known today when she asked a lawyer who wee in Brown's office years! ago for assistance. ; | | a les le poner aod with Phildres to support. Mrs be sa is poverty stricken a salt hut on the outs) of Tinmediately following for the murder of former Atihur Brown, she sold With the money paid he aad purchased groce Gp to the present is penniless. She finds Germany ts Ambitious. BERLIN 22 —Germany wil soon become second in the naval| per « of the world and will re} main in that position, according to | statement made by Colonel Gaedeke, who ta perhaps foremost among the kalser's n&val experts | in ballding ap the fatherland’s sea strength, / a THE GROTE-RANKIN CO, Complete Furnshers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels Plates at Special Prices Tomorrow fo. %—2-Burner G Pl: ute; regular price $2.50; is %—3-Burner Gas Plate; regular price $3.50; Special ..... are em A iO 92—2-Burner Gas Plate; regular price $4.75; cece! ee ; eee os $3.75 |! %—3-Burner Gas Plate; regular price $6.00; $4.00 regular price $5.00; —_ DETECTIVES SEEK MISSING alll Buu. FLOCK OF HUN TO VANDERBILT WEDDING POR" Adkins. The various state banke are in H fine condition, according to a re) Forest | port of State Bank iner A. W.[he ts | Bagle, who has just retarned from | estate a two weeks’ trip through Eastern |of Ric’ Washington. T banks in BUTTE LABORING MEN, | (By United Press. WASHINGTON, D.C Jan. 22— | Senators Carter and Nixon ot Mon. tana called on President Roosevelt | to present a petition for pardon of| plare Company, of that place, by disposing of the mow hall of the pounds. jar 15 cent value, were placed on company, or rather trading it for @ plece of property valued at $1,800) sale at 10 cents each Me + new cars are a Grove, ¢ heir of ‘hmond, M ene fourth of Miltienatre John Severs, | ¢ Jan. living has din Adkins ts TS COME OVER "PHIONE DIRECTORY [ | le | | Sian nfafing! ih hem dudern ous) adepeed. ‘Fire diseam B jritiiweeed hie Columbia et } The cael immer of cee fe |. Coroner Casrofl, foMewln ttre) 1 Ne OIE Te e toperbed ; sudden death yorterday mesubrt | that these we sewmd, with mere In ordkeY to iméuce you to visit our new Pieture the Rezer chit from tim dinome, children hievleg the | preleasn Gatlery, we.offer for tomorrow 500 besutiiel is noting In his offictal capachy t+ sympteme. A careful Mwestipatten . , day with other physicians, and re- wh be mmte Letose any ofsicta! Fraseed Pactures, including many atfractive sub rccmnencerxctns — . Pp i Pormatind Given owt jeets, amowm them “Fruit me and “Yards of Flower The average From Snapshot by Staff Photographer Doncourt.. law ] 4ze is 14X26 inches; frame » of gilt From left to right; Count Stefan Szechenyi, brother pf bride | or dark stained wood; regular values groom; Count Anton Signay, best man; Countess nes Costhiayt: ; 50; choke it only Count Paul Esterhazy, Count Denes Szechenyi. , © AL OMY soreeese (Geattio Star's Exclusive Gervice.); They are having a fine time look NEW YORK, Jan. 22—A flock ing over Amerigan scenes and in of the Hungartan nobility have sling up New York high soetety. for for a Ne 53 | Hut the latter are getting as muc preavam : Sen oe "goa oir fun in return by observing t i ‘ jerbilt Wedding. ‘They ‘move in! habits and characteristics of the Brainerd & Valenti the highest cireles of Vienna and) Hungarians ovina a ne Hungarian society, and include} Count Anton Slenay, who will] " - » ‘ i m0 MAY arty that tneluded two of the to investigate the heiress market,| other frleads as in} a *s to choose ce a dozen is SL feet long, and seat 56 people. All udes to choose Ten cents a dozen i The observation cars have two from, and, as you know, || What all-dealers are ask mpartments, one being {rée The j rf stals like ese. inte are in mahogany, with} this silk is sold regularly | "8 tor po stals like these. upholstered chairs and elegant se arilioh coe e P Included in the assort- draperies. everywhere at 5c a skein. me ‘ ment aré also many hun- Farmer Falle Heir to Fortune. LAND, Ore farmer Ww near ered now | the |in Riehwoud settling up the extale. | was a) RHOWS Woy tig | aber wheat belt especially, according to| While Adkins’ inheritance comes to | Mr. Eagle, are enjoying an unusual|bim tm regular manner, it ly heavy run of depos!ts great surprise, as he had never sup - posed he yould receiv | ASK A PARDON FOR from Sau ‘PUBLIC MARKET PRICES TODAY Home ing delivered at $1.26 per hundred | made pies, ve lowa creamery Fancy caul on sale tomor 2 Iba, bhe-B5e o- - Sunset Telephone and Tele ibers in the qgwly ar | pany seems not to be tet in thelr reeent issue tt Aware of Chg fact that the former COmPARY hay not ule any effort olty of Dallard became part of ts la Auguet when the preceding tle last May. In the new tanue w of the dlrecto™® distr of their telephone directory, which “uted, Hallard~merehants and re in just being delivered to subsc de protested agalr the cor ere, all the Ballard numbers y * action tn exregaiing th Paced in the back of the bo 48 names 4% formerly At that tim formerly At*the head of the Bal- the officials of the company stated e e lard lint appears the title “City of that the forms had been set uy | Ballard,” and a-Mat of phones sup, and prep 1 before annexath Posed to be eity phone but that the foll@wing dirvc |} Last June the Seattle oMy eoun- va have the 1 of the Be HM passed an ordin © Chania dard eOmcrtbors with the ad the street names md house, ether Pate name | 3 the |» DNESDAY, JAN. 22, 1908 ;* NOT UP-TO-DATE ramedPictures sma MENIAGITIS BREAKS out if SEATTLE SUBURE This price is for Thurs day dreds of the pretty val- entine hearts. | , one day only. YAPSHOT THE NGONDAY LU? BY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER DONCOURT HAW JURY TAKING. & CiIsh AFTER THE CH, ON A rise dla NEW YORK STRE BIG FISH OFF ALKI Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver Howard J. Sheehan, Mgr. Confenses to Twelve Mu DENVER. Jan, 22--Antonl Ne ronl, who is in jail at Canon Chy under a charge of murdering focr Italians at Florence, Colo., has coa- oe that he the murderer of 12, | according to a story printed in the land. is being searched’ for in this 35c Wood Handte “wil Coping 25c William Jenninga Bryan is in| four labering men who are now! The specials on the market for | | Republican } | Kentucky urging the legislators to] Sepa ss serving 90 days’ sentence for dis | today brought out @ good trade At! | a vote for the election of former Gov- lobeying an injunction in the tele | prominent places on the market JUSTICE BREWER Leen to te 40 fant in hongthe has | “mor Beckham as U. 8. senator i TP ay phone strike, The president said /iists have been placed showing from 20 to 40 feet in length, has} Japan, according to an authentic wood handle, ¢-inch he world took Into the merits of | more than 50 good specialy for to jeaused considerable comment | report from Tokio, has decided to | f viade, cuts to a the case day. Hy watching the speciais, a Alki Point, since the fish were first | stop the emigration of laborers depth of 4 inches; |large saving may be made in mar jpoticed | yesterday, According (0) Friday evening of next week | saw can be set horl- Blaine Man Charged With Fraud. keting One of the statis was sell ar homie ht gt red wpe Gov, Hughes will meet the state zontal or —— " 42 “4 there were about 50 of the fish | poounite ws . iow Y ular; complete wit BELLINGHAM, Jan. 22-10 a pe ling Carnation eream today at 9 ‘| republican committee of New York ltition fled with Referee In Hank-| cents per can | ag mie ag sage ape gt hand discuss his candidacy for the 12 extra blades; one ruptey ©. B. Abrams, C. C. Croy, of A carload of fancy Wenatchee yard ‘pad beue yo Png "oa presidency " joi vgs i po Maine, ie charged with misappre apples arrived thie morning. Kh} army of whale 7 ote Sharpe on yer none ted him youd ~ | de bt e ne ares. elected senator from Mississippi. m | priating 000 from the Good Tem | leasbure Burbank potatoes are be | This morning it was reported The ee esmeeien ae po ml cashes temabstahae from the Stockade hotel that seven f the fish tad passed by jn, none of them being feet In length shelves, trays, fancy boxes and other use- ful ornaments. Mail- ed to any address, | ed an amendment to the penal code making it a criminal oftense for any employe to give out advance reports on crop statistics. the Point jess than 2¢ (By United Press. Tt ts roporte: steamers | nd failing to make any return of/ flower will be pat |e proceede of the transf row At 10 and 16 cents per he ad ig ee into bankruptey ‘oday's quotations are: 4 New Care Handsome. ern eee, 26¢ dos; Oregon esse.) ) j oak gh bi roa '. a ee New interurban trains are to be per dos : ENE | co agli thes iioumabeie, oon placed on the Seattle Tacoma line Washington creamery butter, 1 1908 Splaniug Bloyelo, } in a few dayne. local Fancy jeonete ® TUNING A PIANO AT = THE FACTORY Chic ranch, Turkeys Swins full mier che ker, 200 Mutton chops She. cheese, zhe; brick, 2 Ibs. for | tb. te. lie Ready for your inspection. abi of the Island tion com-| SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.—The Wis pany, owned by # and Caltfornia club has begun an active James Esars bave been sold to/campaign against impure milk F. M. SPINNING Barrington and ¢ Cows have been examined for signs , 12% @ 13%e Ib; Captains The steamer will be continued on the island route. The longshoremen will not strike. 1310 Second Avenue of tuberculosis and the milkers’ sleeping quarters underwent inspec: tion. Tuberculosis, medical experts ka b beep > re Feiner ye ~"2 having agreed to accept the new |say, is claiming more victims every Se 3 ».; sirloin, 12%e Ib; i wage scale made by the Shipown-| day, and in impure milk and is Hefore the action and Keys mre (ite Ib; shoulder steak, 3 Tbs, for ere axsociation. The new scale eased meat, it is declared, the dis Derg ae ne et preliminary tun-|26¢; hearts, 16¢ each; tongues, 46¢ gives 40 cents an hour and &0 cents ease has iis inception. With the oh Reta: | fags, oo that when thay fleet fool the] ‘© 600, cock: liver. fo Th; roasts overtime. This is a reduction of jchildren in mind, the California or strokes they will have been | **° ‘© Be 'D. " 5 and 10 cents in the different | club bas started its crusade against poaeered ® - peemonding, Sold | Potatoes, 18 the. for 25e; $1.50 JUSTICE BREWER annie impure saitk Civics Seees oe bhiee Ceekret | partially set to . er sack » United} The local Freight Agents’ asso-| ~ ~ These Laban og nage od Maweet potatoes, Ge Th. 8 cme wet po Pes ype ciation has elected the following | --—. M lot the pene ite Spility to re | b 0 ound + on - Po Phat bolting {traditions of the bench by eriti- | officers President, J. W Ae IN : Milk T ecia . main in tune. exioda, 12 the. for. $5 lelaing the president of the United ys pred nt x T Pope and ot in a Mi rust p j ions, 12 the. fc i : . b anion, secretary and treasurer | After the work of the finishing |" “Carrots, 8 bunches for be. States in a public address 5 tan Wokuem Wark Waeeee te tote Pg 9 This is rellemade and 4} coariment, done, the plato i) Dried onions, 6 Ibs. for 19¢ For years it has been custom’ treas off Carmannah point, Van 1s is a well-made and fi tyned repeatedly at proper inter-| jLadishes, 4 bunches for 5c of the supreme court justices to ab-| tress off, te finely finished Chif- ]j vals woul it is completod—the| Parsley, 3 bunches for 10 stain from political subjects This epee ta oak . . Fa | eteings being h« down pow Turnips, 2 bunches for be. based on the notion that the 2 ry de + Me M 1 d M Ik fonier; top and fronts ]) ortut hammer stroker to take out) California persimmons, Ibe to 30¢/Bhrich is impartial and judictal oe f passengers. | alte 1 ot drawers are made | any remaining stretch dozen; Japanese persimmons, 36c}stl-times and should not become '"'1,. portiand is due in port The original and genuine Was om the 7 e | During these tunings th trength | dozen. prartisan 7 shih je Be on the Rojte of quartered oak and fund smooth working of the keys| Artichokes, 4 for 260 Even Ex-Aity. Gen. Moody, now | "day from Seward and Valdes Avoid cheap substitutes Dear Old Hilts ot California ya lec nds are of jj and action are tested to their ut Celery, 2 bunches for 15¢. iat he is a justice, will not discuss At your Soda Fountsia If.” 260 isin oak, "fined Inet iting ically | ait pep | BRIEFS BY WIRE |. sis ot toners staicce] | CLINE'S PIANO HOUSE plan = oak, NIShee ing out any existing mechanical In-| Spinach, be per Ib. Hut Justice Brewer does not feel | Ley dB . : golden and polished, |j equalities which the action regu-| Cabbages, be to 100 Sp ynd by traaltion. He writes fo | sand daa syle oo ph wey 1205 Second Avenue _ i i i * Hitatora may correct later, and leay-| Sweet peppers. 25 cents don AP i¢-cont manganites, dives inter boa yg erare dl eae a cold op drawer has ser- ing the plano in the best shape for Horse Radish, 150 Wb. yfews on the best way to play hop Ask for Horlick’s 7 pentine front; other | tone-sartjusting Rutabagas. 1%4¢ Tb. Hiiitch, and in general deports him. | 6 sien Se tua Waompiiyes aad At Au Dime ‘ j rt ht | The tuning foree which we em-| Sauerkraut, S - fin a way that m Chief Jus = Fiemme og oi #8 t ruggists drawers have straignh jploy t# the best that money can| Lettuce, 2 for btiew Fuller take to his bed at regu- |e P e res' he || Stirring the powder in hot wate: fronts. Has shaped |]| secure, and the time and care ex-| Pop corn, shelled, 2 Ibs. for 180; jaar intervals and weep latter were forced to use thelr 6@b- |} makes a nourishing, digestible food: The. Best ‘ae Repairing in ’ ; | pended in this branch of our store jon cob, be . {el Justice Brewer is a Grover Cleve- | °"* : || drink, better than tea or cafee—no ||] ine City While You Wait double top, 34 inches ]/hy these experts are among the| Lemons to 200 per dor “lignd democrat. Cleveland appoint-| Geo. P. Wetmore has been elect: || cooking. A cupful—hot—on retir- <i) See in width and. beveled ]}j many things which serve to make| Fancy apples, $1.00 to $2.50 bon: hed pim on the Venezuela commis. | ed senator of Rhode Island j ine induceurestful sleep. 4 8 ST. our house one to be relied upou. | cooking apples, 60-600 per box; I Taig and the justice -has S-year-old baby, heir to the ‘French plate? Shirror To buy a plano blindly Is as. haz-| Ibe, ve Sats She eat AJeyeland democrat ever » of Sir Malcolm dnglis of Eng-| . ‘ | ler vinegar, 96 measuring 14x24 jnch- f/ardous an investment as to pur 60c per gall p a 2xpe orse without| Cider, 40¢ to 60c per gallon, Qg- plain, neat 1 Oe ee th "neied er awn 40e ¢ Bee! $ 10 ‘DOWN | les ywe " Oranges, lc to wriced at $25./ he Dpe- - . Dried, prunes, 2 tbe, for 15¢ | ~ , the ® Spe of its beauty and high - 10k) New nute—Filberts, 18¢ Ib; nag ee cial graces as revealed in a brief prom) wick = walnute, Ib; Eng-| fo your home rh RAVES 2 00. . enade directed by the owner aL waleate, 160-900 thtsimonds | Pianos | that Lis FOR LESS price to Thon what is to be one’s guide in| ate “Wh: p 20c ib. Brasil} usuaily sell for ‘OND AVE, morrow.. ° buying a plano? There is but one/ nuts, ‘18e +, mixed — nuts, | } not less than a safe one. Buy of a substantial firm, | lke Ib.; cocoanuts, 1c to 1c each; 5 to ue “— 4 whose reputation fs unquestioned. Brazil poda, lhc each can be had for e Look up our rating Jap oranges, Se to 10¢ doz; 30¢ to a small Ten ALBERT HANSEN ALL THE CREDIT nd you will be convinced of our) g5e per box } Dollars, deliy- Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. You, WANT ability to buy right Dates 100. ered i con, to FIRST ANB CHERRY, Ask our customers and yon will| Cranberries, 8¢ to 12c Ib. your home. ¢ convinced that we sell right Huckleborries, 10 Used Pianos Optical Department. We have so-called special] Pumpkins, 1%e Tb. } $110 up sales. Our prices are alway wr ia wy ban saab hy ; | | ~ Pianos $225 up lowest) Investigate-—that's all akima honey comb, | ON ALL DEPosrTs CHASE | aoe jcendied honey, 20e Ib; 2 7 | KOHLER & * CORNER | Iba., 450; 6 Ibs., 8be ve | sam BAYS 1318 Second Av. SECOND AVE. , "Ficwnth = Cncsiiieds, “tbe per| apite (Opposite Arcade Block.) and. grubbea AND | 7 A dozen; roses, $1.00 per dozen; | and & careful 1s f , rTLe = - : r UNION ST violets, 25¢ bunch; chrysanthe- | ’ . S—Catalogue and prices ‘ pAT8, a 1406 Second Ave. |mums, $1 to $1.60: narcissus, 600 | mailed free. | kenny hyacinths nc dozen. Seetebnces sete Sac EB AE * RFCM Nm een Sefton ose