The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1909, Page 7

PAPPEAL 1S MADE TO OBTAIN RELEASE FROM PRISON OF HENRY KRAE rR Walla Waite FW ener, 0 » ba w 308 appeared in Henry Krae mer, serving a tence — for Milrder, and who ia AW the first ray ewe When a veport « witne Yong missing 1 nea Fairhanks, Ala K wh Was cony matantia evidence of ¢ of Mrs Mueller and ba in Seatt u Years ago, and whose oo t oath was cor 1 im Wigonment by Gov. J Rog hae always asae e could Move his = inne Jack Hainey, with whom claimed he transac b in a Rey could not be found Proves Wrofig Man. @ Mah discovered ne Fair SEE Seat wummer, known as Jack oer man Mr. Wese wt working aye he al Jack Quincy hae apent years rient's re ence that the r dead Wiss Mino Kr faughter of the © pleaded for ber father to the pardon board yes. terday. M r, in his appeal, cited r ad in the amitentiar; y, and xcelient rep Wtatign before bis arrest. He also Drought in letters from Judge Orange Jac re whom the da Sure Cure for Starch Troubles given by Swan Gloss Starch WHE wot stick to the troa— Move with ctther hot of cold water Cannot Injare the mont delicate farric— Does double the work for same | ANTISEPTICALLY PURE If your dealer doesn't keep tt nond us his seme on a postal and we will send free sample peek- mae. Shan t OULD PROVE INNOCENCE BEFORE PARDON Sunny | |] ame: jimining towne where many ona ve vow’ TO GET OVERCOAT 1} Hewelied $385. Swan Starch Co. | na, and frow € jar with the ca in which grave di WAS OX vod Kraemer t Kra ® not want a 1 1 Mr, Wexen t behavior, He t nak ty ere ® wants to be pardoned because Hho t, and he wa to have a bi ng before y that he may rove his innocence, We have evidence by which we can prove it T are ook the case under nd Visome GOES WITH SUPPLIES FO ITALY’S SUFFERERS R NEW YORK, Jan. Stn eaeeieats Bionaeen aeaenones wet this port today for Naples with large consignment of prov lothing for the earthautd in Tealy WILL RE-TRY CASE OF STANDARD OIL WASHIN VON, Jan Ry ( ieneral Bonaparte to hat the governmen * Standard OF for alleged re yt ed that the case ard before United Stat Kennesaw Mountain Landis « an NAMES SURGEON GENERAL WASHINGTON By t P Pre nt Rox y nom Geor of Francisco, to be surgeon gen the United States army eral CA = | ADVANCE SPRING aul SUMMER] =| g@pKNIT UNDERWEAR SALE] “TS NERVOUS. RELIEF FUND STILL GROWING RAPIDLY ITALIAN SUFFERERS WILL BE AIDED BY A SUBSTANTIAL SUM FROM SEATTLE The Seattle fund for the relief of Ttatian sufferers was reported an clowe ta $7,000. tvation Army this morning {the familiar Christmas om the street to assist in ection of subscriptions pominittees reporting have day te 1 which the Italian je nd ling. Crivelit's | collected § F. Bor- Frank Buty's, $100. Marino, wife of Pietro Ma ne violinist, went ally this morning and colje ng the mereantile The Bon Marche mubscribed $100 daltlargeon'’s, $50; Ston, Fisher & $25; Schwabacher Hardware $60: Fischer Bre ee my. + the Savoy Hote! company, $26 A. J. Ghig! also te $100 from Black Diam out person ted $217 jone has Roslyn nd and Both are Italians are employed The Red Croxs 2 since net reported. Dr. Matthews refused tto give the » The Star over Jephone. ‘The exact amour morning was $4,920 reported this ! i ators you consider prices. judge pianos themselves—judge them F YOu would judge new pianos, the tone, the action, the ex finish, the re: tien of the Maker, and likewise the standing of the concern offering them Po ad great Annual Clearance it the House of Johnson are Bee “ordinary” sales; nor are the Pianos “ordinary” any more than “the DP. 8. Jobnston Co. is an “ordin oy ary” plano store. The D. 8. John Paton Co. Annuffi Clearance Sales, in @ totally forent clara from the many sales with which the pub. Ne are familiar. “QUALITY THE KEYNOTE.” Bhey are the result of the quan ‘tity quality of our every-day Business. Their owners relinquish them solely because they prefer a ly Chickering or Kimbali or or Story & Clark—a special & Style” upright or Baby Grand oF the wonderful Pianola Piano for ‘aii Of which the D. 8. Johnston Co are the exclusive Western represen. ves. © Thus the high character of the raments we carry operates as bm Magnet to draw good pianos out ‘of the representative homes of the Northwest. You can easily under. ' stand this. Supposing you yourself had a good plano tn your home, shut fortune smiled on you aud you Wanted something o iittle better than the ordinary—something ex elusive. It would be perfectly nat tral for you to go to the leading WO concern, where the charae- of instrument you desired was Hed, Wouldn't it? Just so, and + that's the situation in a nutshell THE GREATEST BY FAR. The annuai vale at the D, Bi Jobnston Co. sen any Of ith predecessors. Not only is the axsortn ut greater in scope and * magnitude, bat the prices are post and greater even than extraordinartiy fine con oh and évery instru | BY Anchided also are quite a number © ef sivictly brand new pianos from OW regular line, some slightly Marred and seratched, others dis | innied styles, in addition to! returned from renting. Mo matter what make or tone OF style you prefer, or how much or jw little you wish to invest iA & ood piano, it will pay you! handsomely to investigate this ™ © Clearance Sale at once PRICES TELL THE sToRy. Magnificent largest size Kra-| new, eoxt origin. | 236. A beau | ended rs ‘Dreher, fancy m: | AY cane, almost new, regular | l¢, how only $232. A larg. fanclest style sy rog- only $228—a snap. eoncerts only, the |how you want tt Get Your Piano Now! DS. Johnston Co.'s Great Annual Clearance The ~ Sale of Pianos, Talking Machines and Musical Instruments, the Money- Saving Event of the Year | | { Second Floor + SPECIAL, 20e—Low Neck, Fine PECIAT Oc—Extra qualit , ‘ : fi, sof | I jel | FLUSHING, L, I-Jan, 6—By U Ribbed Cotton Vests, “with plain 1¢ Lisle and d-Lisle Vests, P.--Thornton Jenkine Haine was |i aM ; ' baie atill on the witness stand when and faney es of several design embracit ut patterns court convened today tn his trial ? in i Beauti Garment for participation in the killing of White ? Wm. K. Anni, who was shot by | " in fine quality sil le and fine }Captain Peter C. Hains, brother of oe 5 i ye ? : ' the defendant / SPECIAL, 28e—Lisle and Cot quality lisle, with plain ed finish Hains became very confused afte ed ith me erized tanec Also ex parrying two hours with Former ton Vests in many designs; some : n ¥ < Distrlet Attorney Darrin, and war tra sizes of fine quality Lisle Vests, nervous under the severe crosex with hand-crochet y ok ¢ other ; ; ‘ amination. Hains protested that he ; ) : He was trying to tell the truth, Darrin plain. White finally requested a recess to permit | SOECIAL. 3 Pure Silk, plain Hains to rest | eprey 9 : ae ji During the cross-examination PECIAL, 38c--Extra Fine Lisle | steeveless Vests, in white, pink and Hains stated that he reeotved the Th Digan Sa mune l “tgs etter known the “dear Billy ve with deep crochet yoke toy ilk-Lisle Ve with crochet ter only a few minutes after Mre. | , a > . : salle Hains made hor alleged confession. | lainty lace-trimmed yoke top ¢ 1in ¢ n 1utiful He said that Mrs. Claudia Hains hates “tn ot ey ” eteh | pattern A c 1 fine quality handed him the lette / plain mercerized Vests, some with | | one , ry little ev ce wan broeght J rett nopul eat r le Vest in everal pat out which had not already been in-| hield Pretty and popular appli troduced durt he direct examina ; ; ter qued designs of t, b tion of Thornton Halas ive be bow kn PECIAI , ; } CIA SLA nk dee and fleur de fi Also extr f : . y cep ‘ k List ; crochet Lisle Vest f fine quality low-neck Lisle Ve in lace-trim Also Pure Silk Vests, with dainty med pattern | beaded « f h Charles Evans Fowl ber of Commerce National River Harbor gress in Washing bd. c the chamber to advertine m in the New Yor pa, D.C, news delege ” CARS WON'T WAIT FOR PASSENGERS | Select leathers and superior workmanship features in which these 12 and 16-button length Gloves exce Many styles for street < The practice of the Seattle hese 12 and utton length Gloves excel i . bd : eet and trie company in dispatching the i dress wear are included at the one special pri 2.95 pair. Madrona car aahead of the Broad: |i —First Floor. way and Pike car at the turmback [J 7 of the Madrona line at Roy st. has 16 n Leneth 12- Button Length utton Length Cape [been complained of by patrons of * ; ay Glos OO ad aia |the Broadway and Pike tine, who| Glace Glove fu Gloves, P. X. M wn ar bec RR gt oe sewn, &re wont to transfer from that line | pique sewn, Paris| point embroi in stitched in white, gusset- @ the Madrona line. it ia weld i), ‘ ed afr elastic wrists; they etate, that they can tranafer | point embroidery, in| red; two horn clasps at wrist. | 144 faced in white. without having to walt Yor the next : nite f AT Tar . ; Madrona car rch sy, both self and white; | Cut very full in a Tan. | This Glove can be worn — black Al +a sizes ver coat sleeve and turn- “= SMASHES WINDOW in 16-Button Length Gloves, | ed over as gauntlet, if de- same as fore sired. Bel in =need of an overcoat about 2 o'clock this morning. | Charles O'Brien, a barteoder, broke & window of Jules Redeisheimer's clothing store, at First ay. and Co. lambia st. seized the first garment jhe saw and fled. Patrolman Knight pursued bim, and when the fleeing man refused to stop on com mand, fired « shot after him. Mr. Me | THE STAR In connection with the Sales of White, an advance offering of Knit Underwear in light-weightsis made at special prices. Several Styles of Union Suits, Specially Priced at 75c and $1.00 Long Kid Gloves, Special $2.95 Pr. January Sale of Table Linen An occasion notable for the high character of the Line the breadth of ns involved, A few assortments and the striking lowness of the prices. O'Brien stopped. He is now in jail | characteristic values, | charged with burglary. —First Floor. ‘SCHOOL DEBATE rege — nch Bleached Irish Damask, over | 72 inch Bleached Irish and Scotch ON PROTECTION weight, no starch or f Several good : ratte 7% Damask, finely »ven; $1.35 yard debaters representing the patterns, 75¢ yard ; PAY: Wotan GRAS ye [sophomores of the Broadway and |Franklin high schools will meet . . Thr N ki ext Friday attersoen to the Bross Cloths of Various Sizes Crashes ee Groups of Napkins | Way auditorium and argue the prin- | . 2? RI J {etpal of protection as the trade | 2x2-yard Bleached Pattern Cloths, Irish linen, $2.40, $2.65 heck Crash, | 22x22 Bleached All-Linen Damask Napkins, heavy w policy of the United States. Thelll 44 $995 each in spot and floral designs, $1.65 dozen sophs will uphold the protective ae , ins Heavy Crash, | data Te ; ‘ : , principle as now in effect, while 2x2%-yard Bleached Pattern Cloths, closely woven, $3.55 i ; 24x24 Bleached Damask Napkins, Irish m anufacture, woven the Franklin speakers wil 3:78 each 1B-inch H i iveat closely—a serviceable Napkin for home use, $2.45 and $2.85 jthe negative. The Broad | : ‘Page . We AA OAVY STOR) 4 dozen, jers are Miss Fay Holt, Will Rosen-| Y-yard Bleached Damask Pattern Cloths, Scotch 12c yard bs {thal and Jobn Bovington. Those} $4.75 each | 18-inch Check Crash, 27x27 Bleached Damask Napkins, Shamrock brand, fine $575 value, fanciest mahogany, now |from Franklin are Arthur Cohen, | hes sk P Moths, $7.55 eac 2e yar thread, closely woven, various new patterns, $4.45 dozen. only $348. A largest size, virtually | Phillip ¥ and Charles Carne 2% x4 yard Bieached Damask Pattern Cloths, 9 each 12¢ yard € ¢ Pp ew Stetoway, mottied ma On Thursda: ranklin wil yee eee ase, regular §550, now the Ballard high on the qu wrpen Another Steinway, smaij! size, the $500 style, now only $212. Another Knabe, in pretty maho« any case, regular , now « $196. A handsom ‘actically new Vose & Sons, now only $158, was $125. A fancy walnut case Joho ston, only used several months, brings § regularly , Clearance price $218. A superb Schumann, bar! walnut ease, regular $500, now $318 Another Kimball (medium size), beautiful French walnut the $426 at now only $214. A fine Johns mottled walnut case, reg ular $375, now only $212. Au Auto- plano, used only two months and traded in toward a genuine Pianola Piano, sold at $600, take it now for only $268, Another one, also trad ed in toward genutne Pianola Plano likewise Virtually new, goes at $296 And scores of others. Prices go jas low as $98, for which figure you can now secure a Kohler & Camp bell upright. Another one, only used a little, $124 A Kohler & Chase, can’t be told from new, at $147 A genuine walnut case Fischer at $162 largest size ma hogany Kingsbury only $136, and no On, BABY GRANDS INCLUDED. ¢ are just four of these great ly desired Baby Grands, and at the prices quoted they will surely be snapped up in short order. The jebrated Hallet & Davis make, in fanciest mahogany, regular $790 now $617; a beautiful Pease, also in fanciest mahogany, was $875, now $579; a superb Lester, was} $726, now only $592; and a mag nificent Kimball Baby Grand, reg- ular $800, now only $598. Cash or if desired. ve prices are for cash to pay by the week we'll adapt our require ments to the needs and con venience of each customer te free to tell us what you want and Time purchasers al It you prefer month Resolved, That the tariff for reve nue only is the best trad the United States.” the affirmatiy F rm are ¥ Fos aed Arthur Cohen The de bate Broa MI be called at § p. m. tn the way auditorium. ° WILL TAKE RAVENNA BY CONDEMNATION | J P smoothly ove s ime Pe eee ee Swiss Skirt Flouncing, in English | proidery, in many dainty patterns; } fst & ahly. yr i .trieuee “ FOR ACQUISITION OF allab ial y . i *{ bottom with full ruffle fashioned with CITY PARK eyelet effects } many of this season's new designs; } tace After failure of the motion of| Swiss Skirt Flouncing, in beauti- | special at 95c and $1.1 yard , We—Two-Piece Combination, of Commissioner B. C. Cheasty, that|}] ful shadow-work designs } The assortment embodies widths § Dood quality crossbar dimity. Cor Ravenna park be purchased by the Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Em- up to 20 inches. In many cases In set Cover trimmed with wide lace city from its present owners, a mo- » » wikis | kertions to match will be found oi tiom that the elty sequire thie tract broideries, in trimming width « insertion, two rows of be ading, and th gh condemnation proceedings in Swastika design. Circular carried the park commission yew oi Drawers, trimmed with full ruffle terday by & vote of 4 to 1 and it} | fashioned with lace. Many other was resolved so to recommend to |i Sodas stad Pes ae the city counetl, The acquisition | es reali wee, clean ane OF GOT of this tract has been under con | nainsook and trimmed with laces or sideration for some time, but no |i er eries agreement as to price or conditions | 1 Two-Piece Combinations of of sale has ever been reached. Un-||f mitty Balnscok. Corset Cae der the condemnation procedure, a| if large cash transfer will be neces sary, which is not thought advisable by Commissioner Cheasty, who ad. vised direct purchase with pro. tracted payments. The tract is now owned by W. W. Beck Exonerates Chauffeur. louis Wrickwen, the chauffew who, while driving Jace Fourth's machine, ran over and killed J, I Hasawagi, a Japanese, living at 817 Pike st., at Mighth and Pike Sat urday night, was exonerated from all blame by a coroner's jury, pre sided over by Coroner Carroll, last night The accident was found to be unavoidable Unitarian Literary Club, Miss Helen DeVoe will give a dis. | course on Ibsen's “Hedda Gabler’ met spot cash pr and pay and “Master Putider,” Thursday, simple interest on the unpaid bal-| January 7, at 8 p. m., in the aw an sembly rooms of the Unitarian Remember, it's to your advantage | echureh, corner Boylston ay and to attend this sale at once—early | Olive st comers can select from the entire assortment | COLLISION—FOUR DEAD. Please remember, too, that no ROCKPORT, Ky, Jan. b—-By U. plago will reserved, | Requests |P--Four men are dead as the re by wire or long distance phone will | #¥lt of a colliston last night be be honored only until letter {arrive with deposit money. jerlos will be made at venience, BD. S. Johnaton Co jest and Largest Dealers, i , Bide. Third and University . 8—~Talking Machines, Violins, siabrolion ete., are also included in this Great Annual Clearance Bale. Prices out a third to a half off t can , Old Johnaton famous Kimball regular established prices, No ©. 0, D- No telephone orders. Delty: | parliest con: | tween the steamer Samuel with a large raft in Green river Steamer Sverre, which has mast | Joading here for the Weat Coast shifted today to Tacoma to take on additional cargo. Steamer St, Helens departed toda from Ban F after having bh towed. Tank steamer Roma, which came in carly yesterday morning, left again last night for Ban Francieco. Sale of Embroideries at 25ca Yard | Undermuslins: The January Sale | iW A continuance of the Embr videry Sale which has received such favor- ‘ Cor bination s have been given much attention in planning the January If able attention. The 25c line is still extensive, the following being repre Sale of Undermuslins, and we make exclusive mention of them today. |] sented —Second Floor, —First Floor, Combinations Two-Piece Combination Drawers wo to te ches wide : Swiss and Nainsook Skirt Plounc- Insertions, two to ten yer hen. wi and Corset Cover, of good quality nain- ing, in floral patterns Medium and Wide Bands and Gale} ee eee eee eae tranmed with | : Il Shi st Fron | Swiss and Nainsook Skirt Flounc- | loons, as well as Shirt Waist Front-} three rows of insertion beading, laced ing, in openwork designs ings with ribbon, and lace edge. Wide Draw- Nainsook and Swiss All-Over Em er trimmed with filet lace insertion Long Coats, $4. 85 and $9.65 i} embroidery medallions set in if) elaborate designs, Drawers are tH Long. Coats, of good quality tweeds, slashed at side and trim all : " around with lace-edged ruffle, Em: | cheviots and novelty diagonals, in gray, broidery beading at waist | I * $1.50—Three plece Combinations, compris- brown, tan and green, with semi-fitted ing ( t Cover, Drawers and Short Skirt | ‘ : in one garmont. Drawers and Skirt are il backs; single or double-breasted effects finished with lawn ruffle and cut circular, | ly ele ety ; viaied x fitting the hips smoothly. Matertal is heavy | Tailored collars and revers, and nicely quality nainsook, Corset Cover trimmed tailor-stitched, larg patch por kets. Spe with lace edge and beading laced with } ribbon } | cial, $4.85. $1.95—Three-Piece Combinations, fashioned Ht : : ame as for ing, is of very fine, soft { garment at this price is trimmed with i ong Coats, of good quality herringbone hy > % Mia : i Long Coats, of good q . > nainsook, nicely tatlored. Corset Cover | pretty pattern cotton Torchon lace; em- i} tweeds, gray, tan and brown, in Empire ff finished ‘with Ince beading Inced with | ribbon, This garment is designed to be broldery beading at waist, laced with rib- style, lined to waist with satin, Some have trimmed with cholee of laces. Another bon, high collar and $2.49—Princess Sheath Two-Piece Com: broad revers, binations new creations designed to be : ° worn with Directoire styles. Corset Cover, finished with Drawers and Skirt all in one garment, gored to fit velvet pipings. re eric e son the figure princess style, Made of ‘soft nainsook, trimmed with lace edge, finished at bottom with ruf- fle trimmed with lace. exclusively by us. Special, $9.65 * Basement Salesroom Incorporated These garments are — sold | presented to the counell last night by B. B. Williams, a local attorney a franchise for 20 yours | ; under much the same conditions were included in the three vious petitions. In his con British steamer Dean of Ruthven Is reported today out of Honolulu for Victoria in full cargo. * ANOTHER MAN WANTS ’ GARBAGE FRANCHISE The fourth application for a franchiM® to collect the elty gar: bage, madegpluce October 2 ; however, the commitssionér of pub-, visory counell of which ‘the ‘third He health and the commissioner of and last is to be appointed by his | public utilities rorm two of an ad. thie? company, Trunks Suit Cases Traveling Bags yea TRUNK & BAG Co, 919 Firet Ave, He aske fc $500 Reward p aes Prime Beef specialty, also Milk * Lamb, Fresh Pork, PALACE MARKET * Second and Yeasler Veal, ete, o ve, Cor, vist ay. =e a | Kohler & Ohave’s Store. Peivate Office, aie 6, wae |