The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR.-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, PI to have apy MEAT | WOMAN SUES FOR DIVORCE : me hae “OH, i AN he aa WILLIS! SS he weather shark—are the element ' led his bustr conspiring t ‘ © hb oe t we BENSATIONAL CASE IN ENG. |property. Stirling was awarded the] c Dogue, whieh 5 LISH SOCIETY 18 AT hae vf ‘ only 8 tig i Looks that rh times out Jcovery that the thrif LAST DECIDED. oe ee Soren sat mate ot four he t the “Brite and bee the t he | ety tn the h tole iw re an f “loi ' oree In Augmentir his outpu —_——- to the prominence of those involved, | Advancing | n our eiiche then areas by moor’ ) ee ae at toa gp EDINBURGH, March 10.—By t In her complaint for divorce, Mrs, | fh) Nene Milesman fot i‘ 7 & (gave out weather that set presidents dive “tage John Stirling an interlocutory de-| her } and Mra, Atherton, @) joaded revolver f ni tiand come \ 7 be cae te i eree of diverse from his wife, Clara | far ah beauty noe at "e nails to keep ‘ is a ” BH h Stirling, to whose sult) Stir ) turn charged his wife b 6 A iados . for divorce Stirting fled a cross | with acy with Lord North-|. Krinter ' es aa petition Mrs, Stirling was for | land. Mrs. Stirling alleged that her | )0°"te wh prot Berly an actress in Washington,| husband and Mra, Atherton con |) 0M" Pg Iden ft D.C, spired to throw her and Lord |itristerscr .. o r. Patt worst 4 Under the Scotch law, Mra.) Northland together so that they |atruck him a blow In the face, f ital, eclips Stirling loses all title to her mar-| might pursue the own Intrigue,|ing him to the sidewalk, and t Kir riage settlement, while Stirling| This charge was not upheld by the |disarmod him, Kristerson i in jatl. | p99) | oan + an interest In his wife's’ court | It was in 19 LIBEL BILL DEFEATED. ACKAMENTO, Cal, March 10. | By U. Po—Grove Johnson's ¢r milliner inter f inat libel bill, directed at newspaper | and han: jest plumes, on hi [publishers yesterday aftern wan | diction of sunshine, then gave a Jagain placed on file and today the |combination of rain, hail and snow . word has kone forth that the author | together and in turns, that ruined PROF, WILLIS MOORE, ¢ mearure hax been informed | $30,000 worth of costumes and : ag if he pushes hin bill he wi i 1 gp 7 Head of Weather Bureau. 14 ARGUMENTS WILL CONTINUE ALL THIS WEEK—GOES TO JURY NEXT WEEK everyb HVILLE, Tenn. Mareh 10 r Der © fact that the tened to the evi the jury hardly fore next Khor ‘bilie| estimable ambunt of sweet dl ah Se Lae txtrotoeel sont dean | positions. jdence in the trial of Col. Duncan WASHINGTON, D. ©, March 10. iil abba PONE ahi this appointment tn view of the by the “powers that t Prof ore is 62, and has been in | fromthe bottom of the ladder to the | Cooper, Robin Cooper John D. Correspondence-—-National |fuct that Judge Hanford halls from] which Just now are meelmet the linet {the signa n¢ eather service | to d in weather etrele e« harpe, charged with murder neata before leaving Washington | Mr ontenda that it whe worked up’ sidered @ good man. wt Eb yee elgg Expects to confer with President and bad politic oeewee eyo gh Tam over the appsintment nt a how WILL BUILD TORPEDO 7 [sowing ‘time is federal judge for the western district | Se c ' . Mac there is little of Washington. He is not now pre- | @ appointe " 0 to t Will discuss the qualifications of |name a man : ot} | 1 day, and the argu le has had conferences with Sen-|potntes, because he is @ Yale man.|U, P , epartin he Cae . rie, ne, U. P—The navy departs hae x-Governor MeGraw |and Taft Is sald to have strong !lking ed contracts fo O a GB4 Becured from each ssmurance |for graduates of his own college. | waned Contracts for two sul that Beattie men will not be urged | However, 'f appotntment t# to go to Seattle, Renator Piles wlll exert his | case be boats to be known as the Pickerel| ers will bear the brunt of the indu and the Skate, to be constructed by|!f Coal Miners trike Next Month | trial battle. It ia in the he me Means that the doctor's akili inpre # Ft. L. KLEIN will be somewhat larger than the) 9 . vi iron heel more severe, Mented by the druggists’ skill in’ death ee A plans are a secret of the navy saee ae ee ee r “n Sompounding. RAVEN DRUG CO. Eto measure at f | partment BY PETER POWER If these ts a miners’ strike in the | « at: anth®aotte month, w fon the firet of ne 1416 Second ay. H 217 Jamas " | The dispatehes ouncing | BEQUEATHS $5,000 lreduction of wai tron and steel worke , FOR A FOUNTAIN, |on « percentage or alldty many at Aw evidence of the great love | basis, following the cut tn prices | where the and exteem which he held for the | ordered by the United St Btoe operators city of Seattle, Mgr. Prefontaine | Corporation, do not tell whol miners of this country have in his last will and testament be- | #tory en 4 into a combination with queathed to Daniel Kelleher the The wager of the wo * not orkers In Borope, and | cp - wum of $6,000 to be used in the |@mployed under the percenta ffictals on both hemispheres | ’ erection of a public fountain p system will also be reduced on May are ping In touch with one an- |}, : af erably at Prefountaine place 1, and perhaps sooner ot Justrial matters bulit at there will be tm the estate of Mgr. Prefon-| It te uniikely t taine amounted to $26,000, divided |® Seneral strike inaugurated tn as follows: To his nieces, Mies | (fet mille. From tte inception th Mary Rose Paw and Miva Alex. | rust has antag 4 organts rstotans have just perfect od ® similar nal orgar faation, and if the “fiddlers” walk out of the New York theatres, a#| Brew internati > “4 + . a andria Dy $6,000 eh to hie | @mong its fo eNCCER has been threatened, there will be = adlboe oe “| Our great Glove Section has never before offered goddaushter Delima Rasicot, that to ine my rting artists, |ighe the Spokane Choral ect ch 2 y ine G »§ A $2,500; to the Sisters of the Holy per cent of the for the orchestras from Germany, | the Ainska-Yukon-Pacific expositios t such an array of fine Gloves as now. All new Names, all of his books and library, |tfust operatives are fo unions Italy; Bohemia or any other coun: | on Spokane day sh a spring shades are on display. They're of fine nd $1,000; to Providence hospital,| The most effective of the trust's try, ‘ f excur bs ‘ 4 i 000; to the House of the Good | plans to organizatio: ’ Now the fron mol and the t exposi quality, correct style and perfect workman Shepherd, $1,000; to the mission. | the dispoe clothing workers are moving in the ary wleters of the Sacre Heart « to Ite thow da ¢ same direction. The custom ta have already voted to join an tn ship, Important among this stock is the Real Jesus, $1,000; to Bishop O'Dea, | purchased stock thre Cape Glove for Women— t $1,000, The instrument was sign ink thelr jobs, and other 1 I n—self-stitched back, [/{,Porcary 18, 1906, ahd was wit, |they belloved it would be ; x ° neaswed by Louise J. Lyon, Leland | veatment The Retail Clerks’ Intern have 4 Sa eten. the dain men vt Protec association bas a pabile Mbrary te Headland and Dante! Kell '@ the condits Navy Yerg, Puget Sound — Com out to imp tate to strike againat a wage P. X. M. sewed, gusset fin- gers, one clasp, English tan, all ge worth in most shops $1.25. Our price, the pair . A CAR LOAD OF tion for fear of losing thelr jobs| “pinamoney workers, the clerk®) wander rdnence of . Fancy Yakima Potatoes and investments. Se t the or-| who 6 have to ek, 2 t are jfioer, ' »y Come Pea ganized workers are already being behind counters merely for pastime ay aonnee cated si tte | vet bean receive #°-\aenured that if they stick to the Secretary. Morrie of the «anion mer ; foneer, bar }« trust they will be assured steady, whoa headquarters are tn Denver, | ree of Mra. All ent eo | M Smit ies and | Short Gloves for Spring Ready ‘| employment, and that the reduction declares that many promt will probably be rn od an soon ae ciety ladies have rallied to the the trust drives certain of its com: cause | BRIEFS BY WIRE and| »"From @very nook and corner of petitors from the open market ae " is able to advance prices lelvilization,” says he, ” there have No matter what th: stoome may Comer spon te rr yout fe announcement has °C Second Avenue ecial Suit Sale | sz asic ses fe sterge ou Sacer er ace 2 erecta et Pe $18.00, $22.80, at $7.50 | 2"4 stee! chessboard at the prosent the eradication of the evil d J St. time, the tens of. thousands of work: of the underpaid olerk an ames CROWN CLOTHING co, fC” 1121 Firat Avenue. NEW COMMANDER OF ETHEL BARRYMORE: BATTLESHIP FLEET) TO WED RG COLT TON, March 10-—By U. P. el Barrymore is to be mar next Sunday to Russel! Gas Range en Balance of the Week There are many times when a,gas range just “fills the bill.” And even with a “MONARCH” in the kitchen, you'll find a good gas range comes in mighty handy—especially during the warm weather. We havea thoroughly well-made gas range—the PACIFIC GAS RANGE—that we are specialing for the balance of the week. All are equipped with small ‘ er” and have wheel valves. as just been li-year-old — Rowe mistake operated up ospital for appendictt | United*States Rubber ec of the Industrial Trust company of Ope -*tmes Prepa Magee RL Mr, Colt i 86 | Herman Hol years ® bartender, dur was arreste at Northern P today lost their sult in the #y |eourt to eatieet the $14,000 reward MONEY 8.x (Without Commission) ON REAL ESTATE On Luna Park Natatorium opens ; | Saturday March 8 Take | ferry Oars leave Interurban ¢ and boats foot of Marior or mmering Burn REAR ADMIRAL SEATON | SCHROEDER, WASHINGTON, March 10.-—R Admiral Sperry, who took the great battleship fleet around world from San Francisco, haule down his flag as commander-in-chi of the Atlantic squadron Monday, hav ing been relieved from duty at his| own request A two-burner ith 18-inch | A three-burne: , 18-inch crem, tecil Ghsvoneasvne- PAL | » onen and brole rpeciel o..916 A two-burner , 18-inch A four-b , 18-i1 coon and Sooty spece ot....9 24 |” comm ent booty erect... 848 Have You Seen the Examples of Of Course Your Baby is the | / K Admiral Seaton Schroede Finest Baby in Seattle |) wi iaa'ieunsoyslntea ‘to rehews pg {4 Md ”9 \I| Sperry, at once hoisted his own For many years the Bell Pianos have fing and took command. Admir eid ge Seegige AR pe SPE 8 I OW- ra t Schroeder was in charge of the been giving eminent satisfaction in hun | third division of battleships on the dreds of Homes throughout the North P " orable cruise. It is believed par in Our Windows? that his tenure will be but tempo we at at |rary, and that Rear Admiral Rich Bell Pianos are honestly made of good “WILLOW-CRAFT” is not only erd Wainwright will take command material, possess a splendid tone—and are before the summer ts over. ld with a definite guarantee. The Bell Piano has no equal anywhere near its price. From a confidence gained practical experience we know that the tal of the Bell Piano cannot be pur 1 elsewhere for less than $250 and even $270, yet at Johnston's it can be pur- artistic and comfortable, but wears better than the well-known reed fur niture. The chairs and rockers we are showing in this justly popularefarni ture are suitable for your library or living room, and, being light, can be w comming! 8 I just passed and signed eC executive Will Hold a Reception—The Wom easily carried out of doors in the sum baie Aimnate. of fee Tires vauarien hased as low as $189— on terms of $6 mer. We make up cushions from cre assembly room ‘Thursday afternoon thly Mi y rom ne ( ou really afford to be without a tonne and other light materials for 2 i sya aa : & Get It the Best and Safest Go ih | w } ood piano when they come as close to these pieces. You will find them mod erately priced Sole Sellers Monarch enone IE | you as this? Cart—an Allwin Find the man on page 6. | WE DO NOT SELL PAINT | Merely but we sell a particular paint for each particular purpose Johnston Co, Third and and we give you free for the asking a book on the selection and use Building University of paints. Call and get it, and look at our bargains in wall paper Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co, 1814 First Ave — PIANO TUNING HAND-MADE MATS & | | SPROIALTY, peatte New | me LnkAOG, | Gr oe ajo " < Col ain Gekintiee Rath Bivek Samo P. Colt, president of the Leavitt has secured a divorce any and Gillette, Wye—Fdward Smith, a | veasel ing & Querre! over a woman. Bmith | IBALLINGER IS THE FRIEND OF WEST HING'T¢ M | To Erect Handsome Building. u A eaten of 4 pursuance of ite 1 an of hich 1. H ma ing fine x post bul G c the Grand Trunk Pacific will ay of the I ‘ 4 replica of the Parthenon, at 1 4 champion tr j at A-YV-P. 1 ite to ‘ e ¢ lian boliding. Hxhibite fir mn as bulgy hips. Fat, in short, res whe ever it may deportted, ited grea coud ation ar anathema In Chicagoese, it's got to go. Many minds—m methods. 1. Kxereine Wor- rying, 4 Mar. } mola. All 1, but H not all #h For in- i }{| stance, 1 and 2 4 while 3 4 are h Thus es we wet them on one side and com r Marmola. ne oe t is it? A harmless powder . # obtainable of good draggfat, . AMUSEMENTS. *| which, when mixed with % ounce * Moore—"A Stubborn Cinder. #| Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatle * ella *;and 3% ounces Peppermint Water * = =Grand—'The Kerry Gow *|and taken after meals and at bed- * ©Seattio—'The Belle of F *| time, will, without causing any in- |* mond ®} ner disturbances or outward flesh |* Lole te y Mary Ann x| wrinklings, reduce the excess flesh, * Orpheur deville. # | proportionately and formly, 12 to * Pantages—-Vaudeville %|16 ounces a day —Adv * Btar-—Vaudeville *|— - rel * * ttt tt tt Bymphony Concert. jety turned out en masse to fifth concert given by mphony at the First church last night Sessions, a brilliant was heard in sev rs. The offering, Keo in sathectastically re WILL COST Deane YOU ON THE FRONT) premansiicte i " npico ie due from San Francisco late tonight with a care ‘ c es for Alaska. The car b transferred to the r os which returned adyemith last night, whither | @ for coal, On the return | from the north the Meteor will ore and concentrates from | praetor. | 1 Treadwell mine, The steamer Ohio left out at 10 o'clock last night for Cordova and Jaides with 480 passengers and 2,900 tons of general cargo. The passenger ist was unexpectedly large, being the largest March de } | part since the Klondike rush Two hundred of the 480 wil! “mush” | in over the trail from Vaidez to Fairbank A consignment of 50} @ horses and ead of cattle will | also go ove ts tral, j pointed jocal agent "tor the Alaska. | Pacific Steamship company, with offices on Pier 1, where that com-| pany’s boats now tie up. Mr. Stock ing for some time has been city | passenger and ticket agent for the | company The Alaska Coast company's} ve out for | one-armed inarshal at Moorcroft, | shot and killed | oRYMPta Aa “ars D. P.M Buy a Champion Gas Range and | Pranct Phew and the other Bpokane pol get @ coal or wood range free. ft fea Med ullesiplelieiiniitaa ication steamer Portland will lea Boutheastern Alaska ports tonight | t 8 o'clock. A full passenger list | oad & large cargo, Wil go on Unial YOUR The schooner Helene, which has | OPTICIAN been at Eagie Harbor for at » Port Gamb load lumber for San here ading fogsier tar i a it ; | | ai ¥ hanghal and iankow. Before sall- | ling for the urient the steamer will | gomplete her cargo at Portiand and | Ban Francisco. A collision tn the fog between the} steamer Monticello and| erted smal! lyer dock this so thick it was img more than 200 feet, and the| lid out of the ip of the Monti keying for her b EYESIGHT SPECIALIST when they were stoppe 32 S WANT-~To sell your furniture. | People’s Bank Bldg ° See page 6. Business chances, Look over SECOND AND PIKE, NEW METHOD. | Prof. Stevens 34 The b right way, Fo Pine Phones joining nm dance th and Crown and Bridge Work as we do It is safe sure. No ordinar will disturb tt serenity In the certain ty that your mouth will feel comfortable, that your teeth will do what they were made to do. Full sets, partial sete, single teeth: tooth pull ing and filling—all tended tu by us promp: ly, cheaply and well "S500 Pxtraction guaranteed ab solutely painless, We em ploy @ specialiat, who de votes his entire time to this work Our operators are all ex- pert graduate dentists. We employ no students. | | All_work done painiessy | | | Bridge 6 “Fe0 petra aahitnwe Gold Fillings And up. i r Fillings Extrac tions by modern electrical devices. Examination free. ee Office open evenings un- {8 o'clock; Sundays until InvasrIaATe, O7m past 2pm PAYMENT PLAN. Modern Method Dentists Suites Bs, a jrunet Bh Unt Opp. Stone-Fisher Co. Dept. store Satrance bet Oaiveteny Rt