The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1908, Page 5

STAINED prea of homas Kalght, pel lan enormota expense. "he flow. villian suepect whe has been fn! ere used in Gecorating will after he custody of the sheriff ement | COMM NCEMENT : we tot be sent to ee Deopitas . |! muipliiolty in the affair bar —<———— m wholly established It In viatod that he may have been prow | — ent when the murder was commi The commencement exe on of ted, but not when the remains were | the Beattie high we a F Placed in the furnace jheld June 18 in the First Premby . . * | terlan church The clase contains The Best Shoe Repairing in ‘ Damaging Information + to {88 mone . Le atthe vee’ Wak it told wher the irom used to The commencement committee 217 JAMES GT. ty | Dus idl! Johnson could be found, and | ot the ¢ se ce wee : . |Private Holt at Fort War-| firnitnea other dumuging informe: (St te clans panied x renolution ban. | | | tlon Tee overy of the Instrument den Breaks Down and? [3,tiien%x een soconplished: | 14 § doubt of the story of Holt relative an T lls f Cri to the number of men implicated ells 0 ime. staten that there « » x08 bot i = Admits Its | oie to belle i " two ‘ohn “T he Nosunee ted atory 6 orlme. 4 Defeat in in Asmussen DIAGRAM OF “MURDER FARM." Murder of Musician Was. we i tthe ean, ev more the the borne sai ees Ge eee by Soldier and Three I thee frame tke aoees’ of ar knlteed whe graveyard moat brutal the murderers 7 oe and the barn. Nur } ed direct to one of merriment and Se _ where corp Confederates. | carousal more vie f (By United Pree) THROUGH RUN ON PORT TOWNSEND, May 12 | After firet making damaging ad WATERFRONT missions to a cellmate at the fort ¥ 1 of the liquor Heense committee. Action To Postpone. { U let at this store help you with your seasonable furnishings— The couvell did not take up the abion | Private James Holt, suapect, broke pver q i mayor's veto of the renewal of the Ka 1 “| down and wept late ye ' day @ur- Wavotai ‘aiveos iene goveiie teens on y necessary item for summery comfort and convenience is or the Yellowstone bar ee eo o ° ° 4 Colertd t > ~~ |e alg his. gnanimons rote, th ¢ it A. t } Yellowstone bar, in| © SARA RA ARH On “Wordsworth and Colerid Y| ing the rigorous crossexamination| West Seattle to Fort Lawton and this store is ready to help you with suggestions for your season's wy i ‘ark his matter came up Mra J l¢ Loomis, and a study of | by officers of the regiment and ad f Alki < are! 4 * At last night sus : a ’ » rom ke int to Fremont and purchases-—-help you with splendid showings of all things, and, ot te at enn obs n, {Before the committee yew rday BITS 0 NEWS > he lent Martner | mitted playing @ part iu the com-| Ballard will soon be inaugurated beat of all, “the credit help. tained Maror Miller's 4 tert t bene enpstonne « . Sunday School Concert |minsion of the fiendish crime by | according statement iawued b aint Tevare rane “ eo mrgny _ ARR eee eee The dren of the Madison M./ Which Musician Henry BE. Johnson,| ©. BE. Potter, manager of the Seat-| that the lee FE. church Sunday school gave an | of Fort Worden, was killed aud bis | tle El feors ‘ . ic Co. yeuterday © vod MacDougal! & Southwick Hanache Vv. M. C. A. Lecture’ Interesting program Jaat evening in | body cremated | This service is planned to t poe on J. AL Met nick, who has epent | the church parlors. Holt says he had three confed-! effect before the arrival of the ff ere for Home Eeonomie Society Jerates, but so far he has refy in order that @ continuous wa the greater part of bie sux 7 an Juan! The Green Lake Home Keonomie | @Yulge their names Inno-| front rua may be bad withow veral years among the ging, ot First av. and ( | a } exclusive agents for the widely used and known, genw d only “Old Hickory” summer furnit the last day that wor permit lands, will give a free tllustrated | society will meet “ with | cence of Soldier Frank G Or | traneter . . ne ct syse troubles shich lecture upon the beauty aad historic [Mra B. W. Clemens 1106 Rt Gok rested asa ruspect. han t - two “Old Hickory” rocker style hints, and special priced ae the eomamiltioe'e re arged had emanated from sclations of the islands tomor-| st Mrs. Ellen Dabney will have |‘#bllshed to the satistaction of the y pric fpmere one I the veto be sus really W eveuing before the members of charge of the program, which will Prosecution, and he ts ptnined by BINED FOR CARYING ‘eas approved by eve eu the Young Men's Christian associa: | consist of a discussion on the sub- | t2® Poet officers only for e ger of the counci! tion joct “Home, Its Organization and | "8 of leaving the pow wi iMhout Mehen the liquor license and rey David Russel! Coming | Development | Dermtesion EXPLOSIVES ON BOAT ‘committee mot d aft David Russe South Africa wilt | lingham Wedding | Story of Murder. the leense pepe be tn Seattle from May 1 a6 Mise Eva Ketelle Dodson, daugh The murder was committed at an ce ae ‘ commenication ’ ne & During that time he will apeak 26° ter early how iday evening. An . Withdrawing bis apy Ask Franchise Extension. times—before the Y. MC. A, be lof Bellin, » feet in length| Federal Judge C. H. Hanford fora transfer, Thin cy An or granting a fran fore the churches, at Fort Lawton.) Dr, William Doug Stevenson lay placed # fine of $150 and ‘dae legally, however, « chine extenst of the Alkt Point in the factories and shops and to| Seattle this evening at the Fi © suniaet the Thempaen Sesm oy keep the comm street car line was introduced and the men of the fleet aboard ship ehureh apany Sor views he lay We Ge committec’s records. It) referred to a committee. A com: | Friday evening he will be tendered while his mu ng the carrying of explo wp becited to. approve the ¥ munication was also tecelved pro & banquet by the members of the | maid of bh Townecnd and sives on passenger boats : 4 On the night of Nov. 14, 1906, the Neo Discussion. testing agalnet ranting a franchise ¥. M. C. A. committee. | Perry, of on, Mise 19 @irinktag and » to place bage cans about the Banquet for Mr. Hammer. Alloe Mu jodgett of tn the post In city str t® any particular tn A banquet will be given Saturday | Tacoma pridesmat in@iMBhey took the b ite dividants 1 insisting th any eventng at t MC. A. bo he Dr. Frank |. Shaw will be the best. hi place, cut off arms and cape, these placed on franch the kind should be of Mr. Ham ling field nd the ushers will be Mr. Leo lege with an nd threw the Perdita and the shipment sold ¢ t bidder secretary of ley, Mr. Herbert Griffith, Mr. regains Into a furnace fire. marked hardware, but its true ne ture was not learned unt!l the ves eel was 20 miles from Seatth Ras motion of Connecti man Goddard. which carried, all > fesolutions providing for appropria tions of money will hereafter be taken direct to the committees be William Phillipe and Mr. Harle: United Sta’ the park board, the | Dodson of Helliagham. La r &. Todd was at Fort hools and the Be Daughters of isis. oe oe The Daughters of late will be en ‘ 500 Reward tertalned Thursday afternoon at the on District Att mt fore coming to the counct! dren's playgrounds will be dis-| home of Mra. A. Clark, 2422 Federal ‘or any case of aleoholiam that al fa in Wine with the policy of re- | cussed |av mot cure in from 3 to & bab po pe ly eae this is the “Old Hickory” reproduc-|—this style Old Hickory trenchment recently: premelented a ; tion of the historte -| vam“meaa Th a ne Pgs sal TO SEE BATTLESHIPS aig owe FREOLUND, HORNSERG & eon chair ircumea Sen te anmae vinedpicscs Seca Blazes. will Suet tle evade At an Intor.| Take boats at Plor 3. Ten round Cor. Firat Av. and Main 8t 708 Pike sturdiness of its construction, a re-| '#f strongly made and |mal dinner, which will be followed | ‘108 Gally. Se round trip. ~4 production of the chair in which An-| very practical for use CITY SCHOOLS by the usual monthly business | oh — or a many comfort on the porch, house — weet bie days pecia 5 or lawn. Spe al ntagellageesined bee value ag cial value is... 9% tureCa, leaves Flyer dock 6:30) BURGLARIZED Progressive Thought Club i 1:30 and 4pm. Rev. Herbet H. Gowen, pastor of a & Trintly Eptecopal church, will give & publle lecture upon the subject of on high school of the animal in literature at Theo fice was broken into Sunday night sohpical hall, 1420 Second av Rerentigate. and about § aken from the stew Thursday evening. The lecture will fA gee ographer 's desk be given under the auspices of the The Washi an PFHorwoONt Truant Officer Ketcham reported Progressive Thought club, for the eras that the Mercer and Denny schools benefit of the women's clubhouse Mar had also been broken into. No fund. All who bave heard Mr. Gow OM, Arcade Annee dive has been obtained ea lecture will certainly wish to — nnn —— Val! themarives of the comina ap a — "} portunity. A fine musical program i & HURLBUT—A Store for Everynedy. will also add to the occasion. Miss Best Values We Have Ever Offered . Copper Tea Kettle 89c mental, a selection from “Lac Jammermoor Wednesday P.M. Club, Special purchase of 5, 6 and 7-quart Solid Copper, Nickel-Plated Tea Kettles; a first-class arti- tegularly worth a half more; spe- 89, c SEATTLE TACOMA SCCOND AVE. AT PINE ST. New Monarch Shoe - Clothing Co. Calamity Sale! Heineman & O’Connor’s Stock of Men’s Clothing at 55c on the Doflar We have already told how this stock of Men's Clothing was secured at sheriff's sale —how the financial flurry in the metropolis brought this stock to us at half value. Hud- dreds have discovered for themselves that Every Statement Made by This House Is Backed Up With Plenty of Goods and at 55c ON THE DOLLAR st The lections ¢ Wednesday P. M. club met fternoen at the home of Mra SEY ccc ectcseeveens 1161 Republican | of Veneer, 19¢. 25 Paint, 15¢. had Oe oatt eit | 2Gc can of our “Ready-Mixed Knout” Vert in aod Paint: t : ede teed: gre jousehold Pain best for all Be original jusier on | Purposes; spectal, 15c gar. WA as en tkaeshe ane ge 19¢ Se Flower Seed, 3 for S¢. Se package of Western Grown Japanned Double a epi ws ° a 5 Be Pot Tb ar site and Sear uaa webeen 5c | R.EDISON would like to see an Edison Come tomorrow—don’t wait till Saturday, Tiss ve 39c & ter +o eee c when we've more business than we can at- d Pail, 13¢. 50c Spray Pump, 39¢. @ality Smooth Gal Oe Pau Heavy Tin led Serub or Wa | Soray Pun # strong force E et, 4¢ 2c 3-in-1 Oil, 15¢. Crystal Glass, | 25¢ Large Size Bottle of the ty Fruit Saucers wellknown Zin? Ol, @ high and neat; « de lubrica id pot each *, M84 Gow steeda 17.008 .50 Laie Mower $2.49-— $3.50 “Arcade” Lawn Mower has crucible steel and is well made; a first-class for new lawns special . $2. 49 tend to. Here are a few prices: Phonograph in every American home. because he knows that there is in this, his favorite invention, more ‘sound, healthy amusement than can be had in any other way for so little money. After all, what is it that we want in the way of entertainment? We go to the theatre to hear songs and dialogues; to the dance hall for music and motion; to the concert hall or grand opera to hear good singing, when we can get them all, at far less expense and trouble, in our own homes with the Edison Phonograph, See and: hear the new Edison model with the big horn Men's $10,00 Suits for . oe. $4.65 | Heinemang : | 9, > ss. «86.85 | O’Connor’s J Left over from $15.00 | 300 pairs, worth up to to $20.00 Suits, for $4.00 a pair; Sale ve . $4.95 | price .... .. $1.75 Men’s Ss "Furnishings, Hose and Shoes at Less Than Half Price Men’s 75c Underwear | Men’s $3.50 Patent Men's $1.00 Soft | Men's $2.50 Caliskin Shirts .... ...48¢ Shoes .. ...$1.65 Men's 25e Cotton Sox | Men’s 75¢ QOvershirts ree ie} SOF ek ee 39¢ Men’ s $15 00 Suits for Men's $20.00 Suits for St ock Men’s Odd Coats aol Geis “=| He's Trousers | the Flyer ATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare %50—Round Trip, 500. || FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:46 and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and 6:45 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. m. and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:20 p. U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattio— Tel. Main 176. Tacoma—Tel, 212. | | Everett and Edmonds: a =| New Monarch Cuanette at the nearest Edison store, or send for a complete catalogue describing it. : - — ; g | a : : me 1 ect Shoe & Clothing | =e BUSINESS MEN who use the Edison Business WE DESIRE GOOD, LIVE DEALERS to Phonograph say that it's like having a com- sell Edison Phonographs in every town where petent stenographer continually at their elbow, we are not now well represented. Dealers having Write us for information, established stores should write at once to National Phonograph Co., 75 Lakeside Avenue, Orange, N. J. OM ALL DEPOSITS BLIC CONFIDENCE Mt MaREt to 9 and to merit this confidence we ~ os Paldin eaptial of $400,000, m very large and Company 1317-1317 1st Av. Bet. University and Union. and compliance with every law afont syrings banking T AVENUE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.