The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1909, Page 9

[DIVORCE CASE ermanent form, arrange | ments have been made for the manufacture of ping bear ing the emblem, and then will be placed on sale throligh out the olty and the north weat in the very near future. The Star hae also been ask. od the name of the originator of the emblem. it is the work of L. 8, Riley, a Seattic artist, who has produced various oth er works of the same clase. The value of this mystic om blom Is derived from the fact that from it every letter of the alphabet and every nu can be plainly traced. In addition, it also serves the same = purp as all other AvYoP. emblem — a procure a divorce from her husband INT BOCIETY PEOPLE| within oight woaks after her mar mixED UP IN FAMOUS [riage, which, she charged, was ar COURT TRIAL ranged partly by Taylor in order that the woman might call herself _ Mra.” and have the freedom of a Apri! 9 —Attorneya | married woman. y. Taylor and ™ e Marte Mutual Love of Art forn ue va Mm een! These statements are dented om beauty, -. a ehich they | Duatloally by Mrs, Cowles and Tay p fad grown he bron or tag lor, who claim that thelr friendship qe the cour il vt yo . was the result of a mutual love of! pwbich Mrs. tr cra art. Mrs, Cowles explains their R. Keon * 6 many excursions together on the on her petition in} o ; ‘ pamed Mrs, Zane Cowles | Sround that she was assisting Tay | lor tn collecting art treasures. Matutory grounds | All the persons concerned in the a dehed ws UP Allegations Made sonaational affair are well known | Alleged that her hus| in Now York and San Franciac Mre. Zane-Cowlea had | avctety Mra. Cowles, as Marie i fy for years, and have| Zane, was a dassiing and popular POINT RICHMOND, Cal, adjoining apartments for) member of the soctal set of the| April 9—Seven men are known She also claimed} California city prior to her marn| te have been injured, four of ‘gasisted Mrs. Cowles to! riage with Cowles In 1902 them probably fatally, by a ter- © explosion at the great SEES ES RT Standard Oi! works here this ane morning, which was followed by fire that threatened for «a time to wipe out the entire plant One of the gr @ capacity of | was burning at neon, CONSIDER APPROPRIATION An ordinance appropriating the um of $1,500 to purchase the bac: | logical laboratory maintained by City Raectericlogiet Kellogg pre Serre rerrre TT eT eT TTT TT ee eee ee ee eee eee ee ee ee ee eS ee (By Usted Press) » Gy Cated Prem.) sbtain bonds for his appear FORK. Apri! % Hovering tater } ite and death. after being) When the accident happened a woman was in the machine she By an automoblic in which YO" poe : me a time a 4 in danger trom t tous to the latter's death last Octo- | Ogden Goolet was said) mod that hurriedly gathered about| * > thy r las ber, Was today brought up > een riding, Christo Salan- | the autor e after Balantine was counct!’s finance commit ‘ ted | THe Committee will take Do Gee cneest tineien oles upon the question of app: Bee te Oks S19°8 | is money until it can learn the - views of Health Commission¢ Crichton. r, today |struck. The polloe, hov the crowd In check the wora’ Salantire | piern ever, held ged street ow in agony hospital m a cot at ay. out of harm @oen on Fifth av. yestor- It is sald that Mra. ¢ by Mra. Goelet’s ma- | hurrying to a bunch by William Sullivan, a the machine was elet was and that going at a} was arrested | rate of apesd when Saiantire wae) ft * * * FY FREESE EHS watil today in ord: run down * BANK CLEARINGS bs Pees ne "* Seattle * SHOP HANDS THE? 3:20}! #* Balance 244,613.65 & * Tacoma. * @ Balances * * Portland * hata now In vogue as “Korean flap- | @ Clearings today 591.2 * Aprit 9.—Wom- | doodies & Salenees 335-71 «| gity are aghast or 8 Por a woman * * tor ene on eee of the prevaiting | OS # headgear, voiced an'« hat i buy a nplete rt The Spokane Remodeled. | ms by Bishop Moore cal outfit | In preperation for the crowde of | nference af the “One ke hurting © hymn sightacers expected to visit the wpal church The charactertaed the this summer, the ox or 6 Spokane «was today from Ragle Har Mutr glact ursion ate brought ov fecorate her and place her tn even} | mA e-| | | ' P better shape that ever for the | jeursion ran. Her cabin accommo “a i ponenesianinancison dations wilt be increased by | ipliititiencnemne | } tinued NEW YORK. Aprit 9.—dre.| “t#terooma, and &@ large » Bethea Eugenie Julienne Low, wife | *™4 lounging room added. Sh lof William H. Low, the artist. died| * "dy for her run about June 1 | fat her home in Bronxville after « c brief Hiness She and her husband| "ire Crippies T boy psa were intimate friends of Robert! MIDLAND, Tex. April 9 Fire Louis Stevenson and at the time of) bere caused « lose of $300,000 tn jher death she had translated nearty | the business section of the city an ef Stevenson's works NS bea, “eRe as: cs : | French Easter Notice THE ‘ann errors | Men's suits, $10.95, value $20.60 ACTRESS | Stetia—What were the marriage| Where? At Post Clothing Co. ist A DIVORCE settled down and he and University st. (old postoffice cor.) | {Ry United Pree) INCISCO, April 9 —-Re-| this city today that we Dean Magee has been | ® decree of divorce from & Wealthy young to whom she was this city six years ago. who was known to fe half a dozen years ago etebties bo eaten Retebliehed te Obl Was at different | age tee. career an orpheum © WAR 1s BUSINES & Belasco star Baa pricce ose Teast. “WATCH Us anow" Beckingham, tormerty 0 for the first Lucius G. MeGuire, iy sheriff and book-| Sheriff L. C. Smith. from the potitiest | offices in the under the title of | McGuire company. in the real estate future, and say they | With polities for all| Faster Suit Last week we ined you to start a bank sccount or add a Uttie to it Judging from our salen’ record, many men and young men took our advice They have taken advantage of our splendid charge “Acc Syatens” on the $1.00-per payment plan, and the the money The Triumph of Modern pcre Reng Business Principle In convincingly {Mustrated by our marvelous growth and pros perity. We are here with a mis never olrnd rule of the sia the right,” will be on rood | |, ANd unless an actual | Stiles the police were to- to arrest and prose- Mlenders wiw violate the | Wile drivers are xaid to be Violators, and they tre PAetine over to the lntt aide im order to pass street Moving vehictes, and soures of dan- | sion—to convinces the men of Ke attle that we sell only high wr antee—and our ability to give fo class of | jo clothes—which we guar WANTS TO the publte More Value for Every Dollar of Investment LATEST SP NG FABRICS, HINGS AND STYLES AT $15.00, $15.00, 620.00 AND $25.00— OTHEMS UF TO 897.50. « Wright ogee known the fact tequested = Wilbur a aviator, to take & flight, if his weight Beat for tn Where enlent we will thank you In adyaure for any eorty on! the right after lumen wrel Meht and make ye he sent the r Be Who wre weil» * PUN FUN UN tonight at Shot! I» between Pil rome open Sat GHEY SIMESOX Cs 414 Union St. rainy evening until Thies Mop, snd he Tabor Temple ret | COUNTY ENGINEER SAYS THEY Morrison salle aitention to the Park | attracts consi |why the people who have and do ®0rt of a ape |County Engineer Morrison yester. termed moderately there, but stil! | MANY TAKING ADVANTAGE 0 | $428 and $462 payments of THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1909, 8 TWINS BRING A__ {io %hseuiers/WHY NOT TAG THEM? DOUBLE DEATH tet yg ees merce SCANDAL PITTABURG, Pa, April %— Rol | was lowing the birth of twing to Mra |near here, be dinconaolate William Hedingor other, Mra.jthe inogep already iorge Martha Smith, ta dead Ay of a) family, and when he ned ATE qunioren RESIGNS, FOLLOW hook, and Mra, Hedinger’s husband | th vent h caused doath of ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is & mulolde through grief, whfle| hia mother-in-law he retired to the OF CHARGES physiolans are endeavering to the lives of the m When the « twine were bo N and #hot himself | @ aondition of Mra. Hedinger yent that |is offtical, and news of the 4 was made, Mrs.| tragedy is being kept from her, The Hmith became so excited that she! twins and bab WABHIN Ind., April 9 a boy and a girl, are healthy| The official membership of the collapred and died shortly afterward! and wilt probably live. Chrtetian chureh here today elved the resignation of the Rov. EB. FE. Davidson, as pas MOTHE |tor, following the” filing of & jeu by Mise Bunn Clark, the orip pled daughter of former Mayor | Hale Clark, who claims she is en | titled to be known ax Mra, David n She alleges that Davidson mar omen (ay, United Preven) Mrs, Van Sandt, who was 05 yearn| ried her in St, Louis and that th FORT WORTH, Tex, April %—|of age, wae the widow of the late | both signed the marriage vow, T Arrangements for the funeral of] tsage Van Sandt, who brought about | suit asks that the marriage be de-| Lo, Mra. Fannie Van Sandt, the “mottor| the treaty which ratified the annex-|olared legal. The preacher's only| CHICAGO, April 9.—Should hub ot tt oxas republic ” be | he Texas republt are being | ation of the United| answer is bis resignation, and he! pies wear wedding rings and have mado today, a although hundreds States has offered no defense will pay tribute to her memory,| She Gilapaieili & distinguishing title by which they hone will Wear mourning, although | am them ¢ Van Sandt may be introduced when they are aul mewmy foe! her lows I who haw a notable war record MAKE A PRETTY turned loose in soctety Sta Senator Samuet Ettason of BLAMES | WINDOW DISPLAY) 110% 1% been avproncnoa vy a! Typieal of the Baster time, the declare that men are constantly im made a striking display in one of sible, from an introduction, to whether a man ts married or single the big store's show windows that/“' \s" Siways ombarrassing and rable attention and sometimes dangerous, they declare, bout from: tSe potas | for single women to attend func | tions where comparative strangers are present, for some man of their acquaintance is likely to present a man friend and forget to mention that he may have a wife and sey eral children at home. Then, showld| the maiden be at all susceptible, | she runs the danger of falling tn} love at first sight and enduring| MOUNTAIN MOVING. es of wakefulness and sorrow| ~SOME TIME 1 MOT DIF nNowrvVER Piece to Dn TINGUISH ‘THEM - Toxns wit leaves = 108 jdoulevard running from Washing. | favorable com | ton park to Volunt tr and customers. | Mr. Morrison mtinuing, sald In the window there is a collec “That road has the bent « ‘of any | Hon of live chickens and ducks, run understand is i the county, There is also some | BIne Water, a fountain and a pool 1 irolt, But withal,| through which the ducks splash work #0 earnestly for good roads in the road Is being destroyed. Every | Very naturally, and all combining King county should be the very | 44¥ during the summer months this | ‘© make a pletare at once striking oa who ar yw guilty of destroy. | Toad is sprinkled. Sprinkling helpa| aod artistic ue them to coment the dust into a hard sur Such wan the ot fee Auton travel what might be SHOW DISREGARD FOR GOOD HIGHWAYS. What I cannot statement when the horrible truth comes out.| we the effect (hy United Prowse) The ~ by what I ¢ iting at,” NICK, Apri! 9.—A mountain has! t if ronda | DeeUN to move bodily as a rosult of raitroad excavation In the Ver oderate non Valley. A large mass has be moderate! come detached and fe moving at t alight imagination to picture the condition | ‘®® "te of 60 or 70 yards an hour of the newly butlt county roads. * legislators have suggested ohange | where autor sometimes speed as Pointed Poragraphs of title to “Misery” or “Mis "| He's TAGGED. high as sixty miles an hour Bolf-love ts the kind that seidom/ But that was done in a playful | This méthod of travel valecs « spirit and, as they are all married/in case It ts tmtroduced, applying cloud of dust. Along comes the ibd 40d little Nttle our reads men, the suggestion hasn't been| the same rules to wido' if you oan taken seriously. One selon who has Size up the average married Attered in the woods and | tele de. -Autotata nhould be the ones day when referring to autoiate who “he road # drive at hikh apeed over the t county roads, In citing an exam ded the engir ple of how high epeed of the autos lke the park bo: r affects the roads County Engineer by Qutos traveling at a rate of speed, It takes } senator declares that mar ried men ought to be segregated Wke Japanese school children, An| unmarried woman is a “Miss,” while} a married woman is a “Mrs.” but men are all “Mr Some of the senators fellow torn up an hard to k for ity. Deen married four times says he} man,” he says, “and you'll find he’s ion wants an amendment to the 1, | tagged CO-OPERATIVE PIANO BUYING A Sale of Men’s Shoes at the Shafer Store Tomorrow the Shafer Shoe Store will offer twenty thousand pairs of Men’s Shoes, bought at a Four More Carioads of Club Pianos | Arrived Yesterday. ~~ Club Members Get #400 Pianos at $288; $390 Pianos at $212 and so on Maybe you are thinking of get ting & good piano soon; possibly within the next three or four months, It matters not when yc Intend to get it, If you are interest od In a plano, want you to drop in today and investigate the n o Plano Clubs now forming Nearly two hundred earefal busi hese men and women have joined since the t announcement, « week ago. Doesn't this prove to you that the advantages afforded by the club plan of cooperative! remarkable price concession from Eastern factories. The sale will be held in the Shafer Shoe Store, Arcade Annex, First Avenue, diagonally opposite from the old postoffice. These famous makers buying must be extraordinary and | are represented: wnusval? The Club Pian is simple. Any one | know that by buying a hundred planoe at a time instead of aingty, | a big saving can be made, and tn! five hundred jote the saving is naturally still greater. Individoais can't buy that way. That's where the Ciub Pian comes tn. It's the! concentration, the co-operation, the | communityof-interest-buying that | enables club members to get the finest of strictly brandnew Pianas at savings of $85 to §190, and even more. THE CLUB ADVANTAGES W. L. DOUGLAS LEONARD BARROWS The sale is not a collection of odds and ends, but a complete LUKE ARNOLD EDWARD STANWOOD factory stock, new spring styles, all sizes and proper sorts being included. Club members can choose be tween the very choicest regular catalogue styles of such famous makes the Kimball, the Lester, the Hobart M. Cable, the Hallet & Davis, the Schubert, the Story & Clark, the Marshall and Wendell, the Schumann and many other highest grade pianos sold regularly and exclusively by the Pioneer Pt ano How PRICES TO CLUB MEMBERS The regular $260, $200 and $250 styles go to club members for $165, $212 and $253 The regular $375, $400 and $425 styles go to club members for §7 $248 and $304 The regular $450, $476 and $590 styles go to club members for $320. $337 and $360. The regular $550, $600 and $ styles go to club members for $396. W. L. DOUGLAS $3.50 AND $4.00 SHOES FOR $2.65. Tn patent leather, gunmetal calf and vici kid; all widths and sizes MANN & LANGINI $2.50 SHOES FOR $1.65. Made of black calfskin and gunmetal leather; all sizes | “STANWOOD” $3.00 SHOES FOR MEN, $1.95. sc 6 Made of vici kid, gunmetal calf and patent | leather | BOYS’ SHOES, $1.75 AND $2.00 SORTS, AT $1.20. Tan and black calfskin shoes, sizes from 9 to 13% Many other lines are shown on the special tables at equally attractive prices PAYMENTS UNUSUALLY EASY Members joining Club “A” obtain Corner of a fine new plano upon payment-of | $6 down and weekly payments of | First Ao. and « $1.25 to $1.50 (pay more If you like, i University but this is all that is required) Members of Club “B" pay $10 to $15 upon joining and then at the rate of $1.76 to ” per week } Club “C” members pay $15 to down and the balance in weekly a | St. Arcade and Arcade Annex Whole Block Long. Members of Club pianos upon payn their ut of $20 to $2 4 | ) Men's Clothing, Hats, Shoes and down and payments of $2.76 to $3.60 | rie CHICAGO M y Giprtechtinan dew note tate tee Une CANARIES. Monthly payments can be ar Wondert to 480 on the dotiar to close estate Imported German Males an@ rane 4 I Zétlor M. of William Berger, at the Buffalo || pomsios for Breeding, Breeding be = | Overcoa Sales Rooms, 424 Pike Street. Cost lprices have been entirely disre garded. Cages, Seeds, Remedies, Gold~ fish Aquarium. GUARANTEE BIRD STORE, 108 Spring st.. between Ist & 2nd. ) Trousers, A tt Me's Furrishings Miso Pull Dress JOIN AT ONCE Remember, every instrument ts brand new and the very latest style. Every one ts unconditionally war Market In Cow Butter Store. taparalieied chance fot selections T New Ww jl FIRST AV., NEAR PIKE n rilie wae ees ne fa Cabbage Plants ) | he e port byt 06: Senos 9 -~e4 Saturday Specials. tire force of the Pioneer Plano CAFE & GRILL Best Eastern Hams ...15¢ House is kept busy taking club sub TB a ye Ee ta bd | FIRST AND MADISON, . Tota 16¢ oriptions, delivering pianos, ete Pe and Hy — 6 " aes Baeon Wovemes ul mu cannot call and are inter all winter grown i> NLoasts . . ested, write for booklet, “An Invi Ume to plas i my ulder Lam tation to Join tn Wholesale Buy. [PpReleed tt tee SATURDAY’S SPECIALS seed Stenideeea, ing Mailed free Ry all means 1 ered re SH | Strietly fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton haml Stew attend to this at once. Just aa | @a8e per 1,000, 5 }and Lamb and other meats, The a ve soon as the four clubs are filled In 30 days w beat the market affords, and strictly || Leaf Lard ... 12 Me this offer will be withdrawn, D, | plant the | In popular nuinbers for Saturday | 9), II Corn Beef ..T¢ to 10¢ 8. Johnston Co,, Oldest and Largest | a ET eR | hapidliaati sree | PALACE MARKET | [J Dry Sait Pork ... 10¢ p nerspie dlp nt nl is Ria bellintomtstn cierto: wanda | 1918 Second Av | SECOND AND YESLER