The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1909, Page 8

REMARKABLE sei MURRAY; SEEKS PLEASURE CHA RI a Ma adelphia a he ideal of womankind | Brittiant prof at ¢ rd col lege | ented am a * | Famed beaut } Social fav | Refined, « ving wid-| ow of acl Phil adoiphia revere: 4 her Devout fous woma dev and plows in church and out Daughter of or Philadelphia's years ago whe BE. Murray, a h grocer, su to t fn Rome one of I phia's leading men | The city applauded when matched her woman's wit with [tal lan blue law, and by underofftcials, bringing tr to bear with higher, succec bringing Murray's body Philadelphia 2 flance of the The weual per passed. The wi arded Weeds. Then friends noticed that Mre. Murray w at hom sometimes f week Her old sorr arned,” would be w ety'’s amat charity “James would want me to if he Were here, I am sure.” shoe exptain ed Tt is for a good cause Se Philadelphia was 5 plecced to hear that Mrs. Murray would take the leading role let, * given hotel holy wee aL: CHAPTER It All the tenderloin knew a@ certai Woman—beautifel, well dres . who appeared within Its precincts periodically, stayed days. and then suddenly dropped out of aight P She came on no errand of philan thropy, to eave no oon aba. Was not b re spectac their skirts sociological from sotting th apectaciod, plows selfs. Se Gists never learn from exper This woman lived the Ufe tenderloin She drank in the lowest the ¢ orts Notice to Public — TI Sale commences to- Saturday, April 17, 9:30 a. m. morrow, CHICAGO CLOTHING CO., 608 Second Av. » sodden depths. day in houses of the 608 Second Av. nade on THE STAR-—FRIDAY, APRIL appeared: in| her earousalas a6 Mra. Clarkson T wo Jekyll and M Hyde. nald Co er . appearances were identical with @he Mord in charging his jury he lee |dinapnearances from world LAKE light service near by. MRS. INA MAE NOWLAN MURRAY. | drank to excess, Grank to low,! lived ther life, ft was t on her of them 4 im her or actions, low as the utes during day. swell once.” the tender oncluded CHAPTER IL onan was found ¢ the ee the letter She was Mra Th “snap” That in a bad come 1 don't the pro prietor said, “She and the man Togas: gi ge AO with hor registered as ‘Mr. and Mra, Mrs. John "1 Th hin wae shocked when 4 the body at the Others knew him ae Wm ‘ - s, one on the © 4@ policeman Th were thousands tre denizens of the nderioin was most To them she was had ort, droge and E. C. Burke Noe detectives confirm They traced her ta ted in her ed the + oman of mystery ovements for many months. There Despite the sest with which she could not be any doubt about it. It $1.00 a AOSV gare rh reg Oe Sere gk 15¢ and 25c E. & W. and Arrow Brand Collars cut to $12.00 08 Hats cut to $5.00 Stetson Hats, latest shapes, cut to $15.00 Men’s Suits cut to . $20.00 Men’s Suits cut to $5.00 Men’s Pants cut to leven Mra, Murray who the BURKE & FARRAR OWNERS A score of poople ident Bailey Peninsula, graded 2 dual TOMORROW AFTERNOON? Arrange to do so if you possibly can, and meet us at COLUMBIA PARK SEATTLE’S NEWEST ADDITION Where we are having a record-breaking sale of some of the FINEST HOMESITES IN SEATTLE, OVERLOOKING WASHINGTON, ington Boulevard, and with magnificent view of mountains and surroundings for As Low as $300.00 $25 Cash and $10 Monthly Including city water and sidewalks. ready; school, 20 MINUTES FROM PIONEER SQUARE With Excellent Car Service Every four minutes morning and evening, every seven min- Even this will be better, as the Renton & Southern has franchise to run direct to the addition. IF NOT TOMORROW, THEN COME SUNDAY Whether you are looking for an ideal home site or for one of the best investments to be had in Seattle today low prices cannot last long, and number of lots is limited— going fast to shrewd investors who are quick to see what a this is to get in on. Take Renton & Southern car (any but Renton express) at Washington Street and Third Avenue, get off at Brandon Street, and walk four blocks east to office on tract. Or call on Ind. 4687 407-09 New York Block Main 4709 25c Men's Hose cut to 25c Men's Suspenders cut to $2.00 Dress Gloves cut to ... $1.00 Silk Handkerchiefs cut to $2.50 Men’s Hats cut to . 16, 1909. fe i) itive matter is ond bellef most among the Arcade | ; : | Annex 4 " : | Men, at $2.65. All size First are available Avenue : Other tirring value | Side 4 | from the factories of Lake Wash Telephone and electric ‘ i g churches and stores The sale is renewed tomorrow, and all the wanted leather W. L. DOUGLAS $3.50 AND In sizes Present Bert Farrar calf and vici Made of vici kid, calf and patent leather a Arcade Annex— LEONARD BURROWS, LUKE ARNOLD and EDWARD $4.00 SHOES FOR $2.65 tal, and nt leather, gunme pate “STANWOOD” $3.00 SHOES FOR MEN, $1.95 gunmetal = | Shafer Bros. Arcade and Arcade Annex WHOLE BLOCK LONG Shafer Bros.’ Shoe Store W. L. Douglas Shoe for Men $2.65 : MANN & gunmetal leather BOYS’ SHOES, $1.75 AND $2.00 SORTS, AT $1.20 Tan and bl sizes S0LD=BY—ORDER=OF—COUR $25,000 Worth of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Et THE CHICAGO CLOTHING CO.’S BANKRUPT STOCK MUST BE CLOS| D OUT AT ONCE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 608 Second Ay. $5.00 All-Silk Underwear cut to . And Hundreds of Other Articles To 8¢ 8¢ 78¢ 28¢ ise : S9¢ ‘00 Numétous to Mention Arcade Annex _| Avenue LANGINI $259 SHOES FOR $1.65 > all sizes, ick calfskin shoes, from 9 to 13% all PO et SRE Sale commences to- morrow, Saturday, at 9:30 a. m. Notice—No C.0.D.’s — no alterations — m0 accounts carried —no goods delivered — n0 telephone orders ac | cepted. zs FE Riper)