The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1909, Page 13

WRN MOTHER’S LOVE _ DEFIES LEPROSY S ue | As re Unive » FIR E TRAP rell Is MANY wee \piny, - Waahip rodu _ Proae mM. April 16 are known to be gfe seriously Injured fatally, and it Is feared ead bodies will be ruins of the St. George M Whe corner of Eighth SS Gaects here, which by fire early to as \t Jan ex; 14 had ries sus ne » flames | ptted ~ veritable i ged protest was ma Sef ite erection just after ane igo clean Ghtiaieee the enne i JAS. THOMAS, THE BOY LEPER. men wer med f Ruth, as at mod def PEM all ugh. All of these Were the Massachusetts stat ‘ tthe dre ase, how when an alarm of ever heard before that body—or any ‘tilling t t at 4:45 thie morning. similar body ar balls the butiding M Th filled with 4 strum she be allowed a THE STAR... THURSDAY, APRIL 15, CHOOSE SOPHOMORE FOR MOST DIFFICULT ROL SHAW PLAY ;HELD UP (My United Press) JUNIOR fuetion ward Shaw's © SEPARATED ry YEARS AND NOW WANTS DIVORCE (By United Proms.) et GIVE A BIG CONCERT | Is ELECTROCUTED | ae BY ACCIDENT that he ordered Duffy Our Great Reduction Wall Paper Is Now in Full Progress We are selling 3 carloads of attractive wall decorations at prices the lowest ever known in Here's a few: :. SHEET MUSIC 1918 Becond Av i - te ‘eo world Riad To het it teu't a sacrifice . screaming mass of/of living men and go to @ living an opportunity of » gat several men Were |death in Massachusetts’ leper col of doing one * thing the The If you wan We give a partial bet 8 and hear these and trampled almost ony on lonely Pentkese island bright boy abe brought into the bby their panto-stricken fel Mra. Thomas ts not a } She | world f# strong and well, She at For 1 r James Archibold ? was A Wooden once on the Island she er Thomas, the » ia @ b boy ed burned Wke tinder. \recien, She knows she and his coming was hailed with Unete i the morgue are s¢ltomb. That if she ever delight by the other lepers Quaint humor In these that there fs little isiand the world will cry, James, always a leader = in his being identified. fanciean,” and flee from her like an studies, became interested two buildings adjoining | accursed thing. years ago in wireless telegraphy, tenement were de Yet she pleaded with the state\and is now a profi t operator the fire, the total prop- | oemeiais, who heard her gravely He built bis own station at Upton, eatimated at $200.-| “you see, it's the boy,” she sob-|Mass, his old home. His play Balt & blowk wae burn- | yng My son, you know. You've the have raised a fund to Harned buildings Were | taken him from me, and put him 4 the apparatus to him at the m Eighth and Ninth. liner He is the only interest | sland, vo that be can continue ad pie ate |have in the world. 1 just want to be his experiments Gee replete with wensa-/ 0 him and help him With Jimmy Thom inctuding a pani And in the end the board granted of the colony, Pentkese island will eacaprs, daring renews | oy) permission. Mra. Thomas was | keep in touch with the world, The se most — ohm officially appointed attendant to all boy leper's signals will flash across SS the death Viet will be getweve 95 und 30. WORKERS OFFICERS FOR TELLS OF JERRY YEAR COUSBY’S DEATH 4 & member Mra, Thomas knows what leprosy |coast. The news of the world will is. She knows that » ror later be caught on the keys and given to she will become wicnen: be ahe knows | the other coloniate. | —_——— annual meeting In a letter to friends In Seattle the nurses and gave strict instruc League of Wash-| istive to the death of Jerry | tions that no person be troubled re 3 ¢ “wae i that no room till he Cousby tn Fairbanks. A a, on garding his condition } March 21, Ceetl H. Clegx st that | person be called to his }Cousby died of a complication of had passed away Death or Senitn rnn| stan tuorney fr the Tt | SATURDAY Specials CRESCENT MARKET o trict of Alaska and was widely WH peedge Band known along the coast, particularly 1s COW BUTTER sTonr Viest Ay. and Pike . He succeeds W Mt North Yakima. Rev [deare, of Bellingham, Mate secretary of the : ny 4 preatdent cE. & Col- | Smiong mining men, attorneys, ap . Sipe ‘ |the various lacrosse (eam » peosiden Thoao ‘pon being informed that he ‘heerd are as follows. | Could not live Cousby asked for peo Ritevitie; J. J. Dono-|4nd paper, and although suffering George Ieette, Oak |Uptold agony, as deseribed in Mr 3. Colman, Se.|Clens’s letter, he made = asrrange ibte, Tacoma: U. K.| ments for hie relatives to obtain f Alex Polson, Ho-| What ready cash he had on hand was chosen for Masters Hams e ie Cox, Walla Walla; |and in the banks. Then he called on Eg her Rag ~ , Vancouver; a — Tatts al 0 ee geen Pienic Hams ioe t » Stew Se Shoulder Circle W Lamb se Pot Ros oops Dry Sait Pork , Botting Beet o- Ronciess Core Beef . Home-M. Seurege Hamburger Steak, 3 ibe. for _ STEALS RINGS Using a pase key, a burglar © ed an entrance to the home rr Le Parker, at 502 Bellevue av gather backward | N.. Inet might and carried off three eed the factor onty {rings set with moonstones, pearls i to take herjand bloodstones, a email amount of | ourier Journal jcash and several trinkets | Y'S SPECIALS — 2% | GABRILOWITSCH Sitti aad other meats tmarket affords, and| MOORE THEATRE Tomorrow Evening, April 17 a Aitentions from Yer, and also from 2| f or | A i | i | UNCLE JOSH AND THE SAILOR UNCLE JOSH AT THE CIRCUS. UNCLE JOSH AT THE OPERA UNCLE JOSH'S HUSKIN’ BEE DANCE UNCLE JOSH IN A CHINESE LAUNDRY, UNCLE JOSH IN SOCIETY. UNCLE JOSH OWN A BICYCLE. UNCLE JOSH'S TROUBLES IN A HOTEL. Many more bargains as low as above. includes all the best patterns in Wall Papers, even to imports—all reduced to at least one- We are the only wholesale Victor dealers in We consequently the ten lepers in the colony. the ocean and up and down the ington, * largemt stock of records. Plan means you Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co., 1314 FIRST Av. the dealer buys. Club Plan is to ave five hune their pianos FREE—Enough Germ Killer to go under all Paper bought 1406 Second Avenue SATURDAY'’S SELLIN' Below are the greatest values ever offered by any house in Seattle Each article is as represented. Learn our ways, our goods, and our MacPherson-Gray Co. | Piano Clubs we, Every item is a bargain. |to guarantee you to save from 5 to $190 on each piano, | es. The items below are muchly underpriced. Many more we have waiting for your inspection. Worth of Your Dollar Is Assured $3.50 Tailored White Waists $2.65 25c Bath Towels, 3 for 50c , when a dealer buys a | | : ~ - |wholesale department he does | $4.50 White Silk Waists closed at an unusualty low price. | Quantity limited. They go at— 15¢ Brown Crash 10c Mnea, Brown Crash, This quality usually sells for 15¢ special price, yard Se Twilled Crash 4c Heavy Crash worth & | The Johnston Club Plan places | Splendid valves in ladies’ full tailored white Those waists have embroidered They are all Instead of $3.50— } sith, in tail tire collar and cuffs. date models. new and up to $1.69 Heatherbloom Petticoats SOMETHING GOOD Ladies’ fine quality Heatherbloom Petticoats are offered at a big saving to you dealer who buys, not a hun- , but five hundred pianos, | The saving in freight alone on Large size Bleached Bath Towels, and durable, 3 5. 50c 15¢ Huck Towels Ile Good heft Bleached Huck Towels, with hemmed or fringed ends and fast colored borders wide. to $30,000, guaranteed savi \the combined Club purchasers is the enormous sum of $44,000 an average saving of $80 on Black and colors. $2.69 Every J Article a Bargain woven and well i i I 25c Sheeting 19c } Full Ble 15c New Silkolines 104c A Saving of ONE-THIRD patterns and colorings in ¢ In beautifal floral and ¢ J an exceptionally good quality 75c Feather Pillows 59c arge size and full of good, clean Covering ts made free the intervening grac —, intervening grades ery plece worth ortionate savings. but to introduce them they go at Women’s Short Kimonos Values, 39C Men‘ Values up to 26¢ ‘anvas Gloves, Take them a extra good ones, any piano desir each pi initial payment, 8. Chopin—Twelve Preiudes, a8 © major, B major, F sharp minor, D fiat major, B flat minor, A flat major, & flat major, C minor, F major D inirior 4. Gabrilowitech — Melodie B minor, op. % (new) Henselt-—If f Were a Bird Brahms —Khapescdie, op. 9 oriston OF THE W 6 MIGNON yubtedly one of the moat marvelous oncelved by the human mind. A prob red to afford no he f solution, vi the execution of an ertist and to perpetuate tt for a ner future generations, has now been solved In» pur, rising manner. Rut pot only for the public and me var 0 Rrusie’ie the ‘Mignon’ of Importance, but Its invention ix lik wise of great value to the artist ives ror Y nerams BLT MIGNON, ARG THE WESTERN FACT leg THE MARVELOUS JOHNSTON CO. J yy HRD AND BUILDING UNIVERSITY "AND WS b Bast. Cnstier My Feunt Osticer OWICKHRING DBALEE THH PIANO CLUBS ARK FILLING RAPIDLY, JOIN NOW that will appeal to you as a good sav ¢ of good quality flannolette, In ght and dark colors Linen slight) Kach Women’s Stockings ren. Revscitios Women’s $2.75 Shoes and Insertions tt Stockings Odds and ends in Pearl Stic Men’s $3.50 Shoes all narrow widths MacPherson-Gray Co. People’s Bank Building KE STREET NEAR STCOND Phones We sell New Idea | Patterns Where the Cars Stop New Idea; Main 3604 Where the Cars Stop Ind. 3741