The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1908, Page 8

o° THE SEATTLE ST AR-2THURSDAY, march 5, 1908 ‘PUTS VETO ON FRENCH BALL ening ntincomie of the “Moulin Rouge messes! | Hundreds of Silk Petticoats to Be Sold at $5 More Clones Dally at 6.90 piste | Thefe will be wo French hall, the he at Luna park or Injany other part | clet " puch of the elty tonight Chief War Orders to stop tt have been ts | and asked permission to # he sued by Chief Wep stein, and dance Chief Wappe tel if any attempt i made to hold 1 to believe from bb aLonien | he efferts of our bu w fe to ¢ ! }it, arrests will follo hat the affair was under the rl tof ; ¢ * 1S Unusual jp Chief Wappenstein learned to, ausploos of | some oupects Late Bit Matticngs tine have hore fruit ~ ti jay that handbille announcing the | French organization, and gave pe | i t of Severs| lance have been scattered freely mission lr \ rett ts ‘ t ‘ 1 4 a goerees nts nt tr : 6°" through the blackohapel, and that Developments toda tend hun 1 dre I : iables US to thorities at Washington: but later, {we women of the district inte how, the chief ways, that the ell them at $5.00. We have had Pe f tialite t ; told it to Pineland he wan t2 Spear at the dance practic ance will be attended with tm v tase hs P ‘ ALY IM stoc sold it to Eng how n & body mora and he has ordered fu f ‘ pa Bg bony oy KC. Bilder, who appears to be | ther operations suspended | higher price old, and is @ native of Brooklyn, N a< =. . and the importance of the offering £5.00 Parent to You OHIO SOLID FOR TAST | si 905 016 Hiv sie sad gus check Y. Me was graduated Massachusetts Lnstitute of e o Le UN ORKS. oxy, and of late years he has been . HOW TH NOISELESS GUN” WORKS engaged in the automobile business aH striped taffetas, and also in plain bl) © ¢ his at Hartford, This is where he bit ittiniiica tata : ' ae The dotted lines in this illustration show where the silent death device patented by Hiram Percy Maxim would be attached to an ordi nary pistol , ordinary gun or revolver fir he loud explosion re x iperekion of high presture pose n 4 t the United States goverament sggine, Columbus; JL. Canew sults from the liberation of high pressure gases Inside the ee ig ner sgl on st Instruct Delegates. M. Hu of applying the pr land; Arthur I. Vorys, Lancaste winter car muttior (| Nominate State Ticket wl Andrew T, darts, Baton } Preaidential electors atlarge: F secretary of which come in sudden contact with the outside alr gy nim ed The silent death device quickly imprisons these gases; hence sae Carale Thom a, Trenton ; there is nothing to cause a report War Deadlier a tor, BE. M. Pallington, Marysville It consists of a transverse acting piston valve. Ina rifle this is ew mun will make warfa (By United Prees.) treasurer, Charles G. Green placed about five inches from the muzzle, By an ingenious mechan and dead euuamte P mbus; attorney genera 1 a &s soon as the bullet passes, this valve closes, holding the gases back okelews powder ha the} ce M O. March 6-—The Denman, Toledo; members of the and permitting them to escape slowly, on the principle of an automobile nh lnvisible; the new | repubite muffler. There is tittle or no smoke, and only a slight hissing sound. muitier Wi The invention can be apptied to any kind of explosive weapon, Armies wil tate convention has board of public works, HW. Bald nominated a state ticket, headed t; William M. Kirt ed by ut ey, Jr, Conneaut; dairy and food Gov. Andrew T. Harris for ge from a em pisto! to a 16-inch coast defense gun and eard ene : milenl r, Rennick W. Dunlap Hiram Percy Maxim, the inventor, is a son of Sir Hiram Maxim, | Shella will fr, and including the following ‘ y inventor of the famous machine gun which bears his name th ce je fleet | for the other important offices Unanimity for Willtam H. Taf a eat . be bow 1 nant ove . Fren as Ohio's candidate for the nomin HARTFORD, ¢ Ma ‘ th (at nore, 1 @_ report | banded net fall on| Treadway, Cleveland ation ot preaid 4 * hehe sae tae ‘ dc noes y . ene ty w Delegates at-large to the national to the nations ention we of a Pe Max . ft fined am LT ay ded w from he € entlor Charlies P. Taft, C1 net to ote f Tat ! fu Maxim, w Maxi ® mecha n on ine. 7 inpatl Myron T Herrick, Cleve he ated e 1 achine § a tra Las va - es ween eee ane . 3 — . : = 2 me “ # ld er with the enth * ~ 1 7 ® ; y and pol | be a show int . © « igdeta: ade ‘ * will asnemble at The ag pies RE to titisn t ‘ Stu and b ie devies cnn he showy cage individual ene 7 Ge Bugler, st: ‘ po at gee : bs & death will ke mont terrtbie They will go in # bod ub = paws and that is why wid that the Grand, where a section of the house . c t ” hee the as inch coast rdtendt . a the ’ ple. Pe at BURGLARS TAP trimming on the bottom; othe itl deep ¢ finished with gx ernment o 1 corey oan ae “ of taff . fo be = : rowd of a. thousand people a ; rows of taffeta strappings, § ect. Black as eo that and eatet t the ve t Leeda tan checks, black and red check t brown and ma € € street wil « me ’ Be gg hg BD gy Md : black chech green and brown chech ane i ¢ n checks are in ' t and the anarehis Removing a section of the floor by , cs What the Device Is. cm oer fre < led, in addition to which pin-stripe eff . shi Sakina bidet Genet ¥ oe . the boring holes, burclars last night ~ 3 and white, and . entered Lensy & We e than the leation minister as he walked the aloon, | also in gun metal, are to be observed An inte ng offering at $300 the principle of the automobile m or the hated politician as be Snap Shot of One of the Newsies piret ay south and Connecticut st fler to firearms on the platfor Nobody would When He Was Told of the till od A gasoline engine muffler ts like the shot, Nobody would know Buster Brown Treat bieod stains about th H Hi vy & series of cans, or boxes, soldered re it came from The man alien day his is a line in which we take aah pm together, with perforated enda. The be dead—that’s all Through the courteny i cae aC tie Garren ress . ' Tames: pride, exhaust from the engine leads into { burglar, the holdup man, | Reid, manager of the G 4 or that there was trou owing to the exceller values it Contains. the first can. or box, expanding the coward criminal, the bh HH. A. Geeta, m ¥ $07 ] rat ‘ - une lor ble between them. | These $9.75 Skirts are of good quality serge, and also of ps after it ters, and then escaping the maniac, all these would! Duster Brown, and the mamage| The thieves, working from the fl 2 g 1 5 panama, Clus- pap AP gy alle crater tinal inet . ele were of society No mat | ment of The Sar, the newstegeaf, basement, bored auger holes to |) ter-plaited and gored effects are in evi ¢, trimmed with straps of sel a chamber, where it again ¢x | an soon as the bullet has been |C2UM4 stop them. No man could geaitie will attend the performace form a square 13 tucbes in size Material. We sh - bl ; PUP R p wonntllg pele mire na ee a eae: ak That tn convict them of Besar Beows tonersew aant.| They sawed out. the flooring, and at ‘ Ve show them in black, and brown. Allare strictly may " ned ong as disc ed, and * them bs bh ee a adie ve the same principle as - Feeling well sequainted with helped themacives to the contents ff) tailored ph Ege dh rng le a ats Rawhide Nevada —y.cth/'"Tue Sowavnys are hilarious of the money drawer | time {t finally reaches the \pen alr is only a slight hissing HOM. Herrin & © 0. 610 Firet over the prospect of seoing Buster -— oo | it 1s only about the same density ax sound heard ay., have been allotted 6,000 shares im action ao they wilt wi band) Baseball and running shoes Mae | poemnsarenenne Will Offer to United States. of ‘the Rawhide Syndicate Mines In full foree, They w ie at 30 cents per share, in “Gymnasium Supplies..." erseten, uh tom be Ladies’ Waists $3.95; Spl. Values to the United States gov Wingfield, ish, Pitman and ] . ; ES At Theodore Wilts & Co.'s, 1008 ernment others are Interested. Act quickly } First ***| When Sir Hiram Maxim invented |if you want to get In on this, *** : At this price we have placed on d | Waists 1 play a special purchase of , as well as a number | of odds and ends from our own stock. Various Sale Pianos Or ans ! styles are included, some of taffetas, some of 9 i | lace and others of radium. A number of the | | models are trimmed with braid, and some are e iafid ers 1 lace-trimmed. Waists in light and dark colors, ] suitable for dress or informal occasions, wil will be noted. Special values at $3.95, As bas already been stated we are going to consolidate our i If wholesale and retail departments under one roof. The present | HERE’S news to make the prosiest head sit up and take notice. 1,800 |] wholesale warehouse, at Madison and Western av. will be dis |fl yards Fancy Silks, from New York auction less than half price—less, penned with just as quickly as We can dispose of the Instruments fl] . ; | much less, than manufacturer's cost |} now om hand | They are rich dark and medium tones, in French and Tartan effects— The assortment ts vast, embodying pra every wellknown jf} plaids, checks and stripes—in two dozen combinations Chiefly fine, heavy ma\ some used, more or lene—others returned from renting—a | All-Silk Taffetas, with a few Poplins and Messalines thrown in for good [f/ number whose canes are more or less marred and still other a measure. strictly brand new, but discontinued styles a INCORPORATED ven . . “i F In order to effect this Consolidation at the earliest possible mo The identical Silks that retail the country over at 85c a yard, here Fri th t day: while they last - , ment, every instrument in the present warehouse has been drastica y, A ee dvhe Sek weeees OSes Fe becets wabeeees ly reduced. The prices are really amazingly jow—actually less than | ¥ The lowest price ever quoted in America for Silk of equal quality. If in the regular wholesale figures IN ES ABOUT with that of the murderer and sui : ; cide terested, hurry along.—Main Floor Simply a gience at the makes and low prices now asked will identifiention. of Asbury . wael “ convince anyone who has the slightest knowledge of actual piano M RDERER tely established by his son < ) -~ De Fourche, 8. D. whe ca 35c Val. Lace Insertions, 35c Neck Fixings for value that we mean to dispose of everything im the shortest pos here efler.the checting, bo br Friday, a dozen yards- Women, Friday, at sible time —— whether he and the woman at Der ye ec eae tome t : Origine Originatty Mrs. Mary Asvery, 9611 Cai: | “Ot Ore relates fs aot Known. A : : 00 DOZEN from a maker who, we consider M. Cable aver . , as E simply need to say Valenciennes Laces ri tee leer foruia st, Denver, has asked the Ye Sa ttendsaee Lacey | A “atte tncins eens kn i sa nay Wied rate "aadn® tue Alaska Outfits : simply beslege the counters—as they did the most styilshiy low-priced Neckwear in bys 8 L. Asbury, who murdered his wife At Theodore Wilts & Co.'s, 1008 an recently. French and twothread Valenciennes | 'Y!* country, There are heavily embroldered col ; ii. Sabie : and killed himself in this « First oe = lace insertion, assorted designs, including Ma lars rags 4 gireeiar effects, floral designs ' . about three w _ and floral effects; widths to 1% inches; value all white with touche olor H % The woman says tr a doten; here again Friday" 12 white linen, plain with extra heavy e ' ‘m mixsing is 60 or ; , 25 Bottle 1 5 os j12¢ edges and Alhover embroidered. “Regular ' feet 7 tnches in height, of medium | Liquid Veneer Cc Anis Sieenntbise, 25e an values, in ' Bes complexion, and weighs 165 i a , This excription co! H , ~ An ele new Smith & Nixon Haby Grand (Calve's choice) te | 7 = . n in $075. The RARER AR Re New Ribbons, Worth Up $2.00 and $2.25 New also included. The regular retail price the world ove * SEATTLE-TACOMA to 50c a yard, Friday [25c| Lingerie Waists, Friday $1.50 Gout sets & superb Concert Grand—a gen- | » * Fare 350—Round 1% uine ne, time fer concert purposes, regular retail | » « FOUR ROUND MAKER stood the loss on a thousand FRIDAY bargain which is simply anmaz value ts $1,500, tomorrow it goes at nearly half, or $786. * * LEAVES SEA ro yards—a good clearance for him. Good A ing! iat of fine French lawn and PIANO PLAYERS PLANO PLAthes * * ie 10:25 & bargains for us—and you. Plain Taf India limon, with Venise lace yoke | Wes — Wes. * * ACOMA feta Ri ” ied " - collar, finished with pin tucks; sleeve An Angetes $260 es: 3 * * » Daves 7 a Ribbons, 6 inches wide, all silk, all eolo tet céuid wick War) naetnde tart ap Aneet : oer | An Ange 7 * m. and 12:15, 68am and black—black, mi u—6inch Roman | tire tront of heavy lattice work embroid A . $286 | MBS A Planala (denuine euai * U. SEELEY, dhe stripes, Ginch Pekin Sinch Printed Warp | with Val Another style has fror © Septen ; Be 2 Piancle \Gensine) sre Gass) 1 * —Tel. Main Ribbons, 4%-inch Flowered Ribbons, Shepherd thy emt ry, in exquisitely wr | ‘ ; Ke sai , bined . Tel. 212. inde of “ee t nfl ‘ s and vine designs, and are ma other b Very instrument purchase will be aceompanted by the famous . Chee ks, etc. Kibhons for miliinery—in fact, | tifay at aye Prag 4 Sunae at make oe Johnaton Guarantee,” which says Money Back if not entirely satis. | * a Ags purpose; values up to 50c * 5c dozen $2.00 $2.26 waists; Friday factory. Furthermore, we wilh wecept any instrument secured during | & grade piano handled by us and allow every doll » | Wr Main Floor. Second Floor. y lollar paid. Remember | ¥ e too that all cash is not necessar 8, $8. or $10 a month secures wa Hut it is necessary that you come right away for these rare | * $ ae Seattle. Second Avenue and Pike St. New York, 2 Walker Street are bound to be snapped up quickly * * the |* * wil |» x poli \* * she * ma, Joh ( p \» . tun of ston Co, aNST w hird ands x | i wi : * 4 it Building we University : | F.M. SPINNING [ccs pinata = = . : 1310 Second Avenue go by the? a tN Ei ~ nasi = . I ing it? dei DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. * « | soogecssocsooooooooocoes | OTS eo Paris, 3 Cite Trevice. Chemnitz, 22 Theatre Stra Manchester, 88 Faulkner St. BROK PKs * 4th and Pike St * ai! 5.8 Ge Eady 4 day Y grocer returts inte ae ren) ieneaudedsnalibecete we siy ig +. See arke Bide id — * Pike? AND CWnky 1 don’t like senile int Orders Executed for Investment or on Margins KAAKRRRRAE HERR EH Qogeeeresoesoccseoooooes pay him. —