The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1909, Page 3

A Friend 2 ALASKA IS | an FLAGS WILL When Ir t Taft touches y that will the et th motion inery of the AYP. expo that same key will cause to | e furled the largost flag in the SHE SENDS JEAN | the gent, for & shower of tiey AID MRS. flags to fall upon those gathered to FORTIER. ° withioss the opening of the fair T, C. Woodbury, U. & A will act as grand marshal of the parade which ts to be held on the opening day | & * from the six crulsera of the Pacific fleet, which will be an ytkman and Little Girl Take Up Sub- Pat chored in Eliott bay, and officers scriptions. Jand cadets from the'two Japanese | warships, under Admiral 2 : came a} Wiebl, will, with the 1,200 soldiers fat away Alaska | Mro.| ke up the military feature of ort + 4 the the opening parade. panied by pittle Bot oO the strugeting mo: BLIZZARD IN | CANADA (Dy United Pres) WINNIPEG, Man, May 18.—Al berta Is having the most remarkable Weather in ita history. Reports from MaclLood and Lethoridge state that man. Fortier’s a Log Vanaho hours, with no prospect of a letup. The scarcity the miners and asso strike makes conditions Franklin | unusually severe the = Bets ons oct SLAYER MUST GO " to Mra. Moss to awe the tad she BOW Dax Charce 5 collection was re ON TRIAL AGAIN bis customers of the ig <4 (ity Vetted Pree) district, as it is as fol) LOS ANGELES, May 18—WiL {1 aim Mitehell, the youth who killed| # .0/}Cecit Thayer, the messenge 1,00} for betrayal of the forn ©} and whose trial for murder resulted last Saturday in a hang jury, will 25) be tried again. The jury in the 1 tate trial wtoed 10 to 2 far acquittal S80} on the ground of temporary in- jeanity, based on the “unwritten 50 | law "ACTRESS JOINS THE 00 00 | 00 1.00} § (iy United Press) | RENO, New, May fA report 25 | that cannot be confirmed is in cir 1,00/ cutation here to the effect that Vir | «inia Harned Sothern, wife of BH 50| Sothern, hae taken up her residence in this city for the purpose of gain- ing the coveted divorce decree re fused her three weeks ago by Judge Pike. Acording to the report, Mra Soth ern has rented @ house in this city and after residing here for three $19.60 | 483% again resumed her theatrical . by Sie Carrie | aaatione: 4 1o|MOON IS CAUSE OF 10 {ty United Frew) 10) DETROIT, May 1h—The moon 10) wilt bear an important part in the 5 defense of Richard Krafts of Ber- 10 tin, Ont, who 10 days ago “shot up” When he was arraigned his mother 26 | said Richard had since childhood 25 | suffered from spells of mental de- 25 rangement when the moon was full ull-Supported Bed Spring is exactly like cut, Substantially built. We make this special se for Wednesday's selling only; any size for, $1.85 Special Child’s Crib _ 4 * Our Regular $7.50 Crib for Tomorrow Only $4.75 Hee eeeee This Speciat Child’s Crib, for tomorrow's selling, is exactly the illustration, very strongly built, with stationary Sides, well enameled and hard finished, that will not off; white, green or blue; has guaranteed steel fabric ¢ 2 ft. 6 in. by 4 ft. 6 in. ECONO AND UNION WHEN PAPA'S. NO it has been snowing there for 48/ of coal on account of} tal DIVORCE COLONY 10 BOY'S INSANITY 86 police headquarters tn Whadeor, Ont., MARRIED, NEW YORK, May 18.—Nora Ive lin tg an American girl whose father swore that none of his daughters should ever marry a foreign nobleman You bet your life, no!" thundered father. Yeu, she'y the same Nora Iselin who has just married Count Mannafeld, of the Austrian em baasy Papa, by the way, te C. Oliver Iselin, a real Yankee Doodle man He's spent thousands of dollars on yachts just to k ton from-carrying cup acre tle, He's not just what you cali strong for for eigners, Not exactly. Hoe is cred ited with saying that he didn't like France because \nere were so many French there. Hut along comes the foreign nobleman, First name's Colloredo. You can imagine what kind of a hit a man with a name like an imported Havana cigar made with Dad. Colloredo’s other name was Maonsfeld, Leading it off was the tithe “Count,” They say there were stormy times when Count Mannsfeld be gan dropping in to call of even ings and afternoons whenever he Agents it | New Idea Patte FORMERLY NORA ISELIN, DAUGHTER OF OLIVER FENDER, AND COUNT COLLOREDO MANNSFELD, WHOM SHE The E. J. Wolff Co. AVENUE AND PIKE STREET, ARE NOW LO- CATED IN THEIR New Store WASN'T NO, OR THE ROMANCE OF NORA ISELIN Y PAUL THOMPSON SEN, CUP DE. could get the Austrian ambassador to give him a day off. Somehow apa iselin's objections were not sustained, Count Colleredo kept wcoming. First thing Papa Ixelin knew, Nora wat announcing her engagement More stormy times when Papa came © from work that night act that i For ried.” And the young couple began to fix it up for themselves. As a mat ter of fact, the ploture was caught ae they were coming out of the rew idence of Mons Lavelle, the Cath ollie prelate, after they had made the prefiminary arrangements for the wedding Kat Papa Iselin ts a pretty good sporteman, When he saw that Nora waan't golng to back out and that there was really going to be a wed ding, Mr. Iselin looked the young fount over and discovered that So waan't euch & bad young fellow after all So papa fixed It up for a @reat big wedding at New Rochelle. And the smile (hat you see in the pieta on Nora's face has been on it ev Patterns. OF THIRD aince psve Caved, She's been such agame Het! American gir) through |} it- al) that herd’# hoplog the pe never will come off. Ver (ylonds way that it fen't a woud of Duvope gotting another Am ortoan girl, but of America getting WAGES OF 35,000 WILL GO UP PITTSBURG, Pa, May 18.—An noune mnt was made here today | that 85,000 employes of the tron and steel companies having headquar ters in this vieinity will recelve an cont June 1 or July 1 The United States Stee! corpor ation has made no announcement of an increase of wages, but It ts sald the Jones & MoLaughlin Steel company, the Republfe Iron and| Steel company and other independ: | ent concerns would restore the wages pald prior to the firat of Inst April. LITTLE TOT DIES IN AGONY (Bir Deited Breas) LINCOLN, Neb, May 18.— After three hours of terrible suffering, following the drink ing of water in which poisonous | fly paper had soaked, Fred, the Syearold daughter of Willlam Hopkins, is dead, The child's mother lifted the paper from the water, leaving | the dish under a table, During | | | her absence from the room the baby drank the poisonous solu tion, and immediately was seiz ed with convulsions. ALASKAN TOWN {S. NOWACITY (Dy United Press.) | CORDOVA, Alasica, May 18—Al though n year old thie city ts to be Incorporated. Judge Reid has mened the necessary order The date set for the first election ts June 22. Already many ene are in the fleld for all offices: HAT LANDS A WOMAN BEHIND THE BARS | (ity United Press.) OAKLAND, Cal, May 18.--After spending 60 days in jall for the al leged theft of an untrimmed hat fromthe store Hale Brow, in this city, Anna Comasky today ir plaintiff in a damage sult for $5,000 brought against Hale roa The oult chargen falxe and malicious) prosecution The woman claime that she en tered the store of the defendant and} tried on several hate, The clerk | who was waiting upon her, she Stated, went to attend to another ecurfomer. Deciding not te pur chase, she left the store, forgetting that she still wore one of the hats « had tried on, She was later arrested, WOMAN LOSES BREACH OF PROMISE CASE , ‘May 1h ‘The jury in the breach of promine sult of Blectra Meyer ve, John B. Haynie, In which the plaintiff sued for 110.000 damages, returned a ver diet tn favor of the de Elec tra Meyer is from Texas, and clatm ed that Maynte had promired to marry her, and that while she was) waiting for him to keep his part of} the contract she spent $500, Haynie claimed in his defense that he was AT 1421-1423 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION Now open for business will be maintained, and in LADIES’ BLACK BURSON HOSE — Guaranteed fast black, seamless. Our price, (5c A new lot of BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS, made of percale and madras; agen 4 to 14, Our price— 25C MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY BHIATS—With two detach able collars to mate. Our price 75€ BLEACHED COTTON — Full 46 Inches wide ‘a good value, Our pri ard Our reputation for low prices mich lower than our Pike st. prices. below a few of our prices: Agente for e Agente for New Idea 0 0 New Idea Patterns. . ee 4 Patterns, 1421-23 Fourth Avenue, Between Pike and Union many cases prices will be We give you BED SHEETS—72x90, extra heavy bleached. Our price 35c PILLOW CASES—42x%6, good quality muelis. Our price— 85¢ COMFORTERS—In light and dark patterns, size 68x72; filled with pure white cot ton. Our price— 98c SPREADB—Extra good 11-4 alze, made of thread cotton, wet guaranteed not to Our price 75C BED values, round woven, shrink married at the time he made the contract with her, and that she knew it. he averemt ‘Baws and Batter, Beer iw 3 Al Hutter, fat Butter, ranch .... Brotiers, tb. 06 A O8G.08% Ht: "4 vb Werth ts, th.” 06 08 jambs Ib. aid Chaice steers, Ib.. 06% Dreased Veal, laree Veal, good medium Poultry Foods, Opartt shots, 40 Siam shel Weatera timothy Bastern Umothy . Washington “WALL PAPER REMNANTS, left over from our Great Stock |Reducing Sale; they are being lelosed out regardless of cost, They are far ahead of anything ever of fered in Beattie. Come tn and look jem over. Federal Paint & Wall per Co, 1814 First ay, | | | (fy United Pree) | | for broWn, | ment, tomorrow at 45c y Surah Silks, ard, eDotgatl § southwick Co. Tomorrow—An Important Special Sale of Newest Silks at About Half. | | Price, 68c Yard | advance In wages averaging 10 por |f] Including the season’s popular Silks— Shedwater Louisiennes, Washable Pongees, Foulard Silks, ete. ~—includ- ing plain, dotted, checked, striped and figured effects; widths to 24 inches. Summer Suits, in pleasing variety. Skirts, Waists — all A most unusual value gathering priced at about half—tomorrow at 6&c¢ yard. | 37-In. All-Wool Serges, 45c \| One of the most staple weaves for separate skirts and girls’ dresses. lar medium weight —in black, cardinal and myrtle. These are in a very popu- navy, An interesting assort- Silks Main Floor tan, gray, Main Floor Notions Specially Priced Needle-Pointed Pins, 400 on paper Nickel-Plated Safety Pins, card. 2¢ | Knitting Cotton, ball / Swan Bill Hooks and Eyes, card 100-Y Values that will prove of immediate interest to all women with Summer sewing to do. ard Spools of Sewing Silk, all 2¢ the assorted standard colors, each y¢ Geneva Silk-Fini yard spools, each i eben 5¢ hed Thread, fend wee “4 2¢ = Finishing Braid, in cc o 100 Toilet Pins, in cubes, various col PIROUE, CROR is 5956324 by bee ors .. tones ' 5¢ | Embroidery Wash Trimming Braid, Highly Polished Bone Hair Pins, in white and colors, yard ...... 5¢ dozen 10¢ Assorted Tape.... Pearl Buttons..... “Slip-Out” Splendid Quality Shoe Lace ba asi sh Wack vaokl eadacgy tes 15¢ | 12 picces for 5¢ 2 cards for B¢ Collar Supports, set ... | in box pers for 10¢ dozen Juttons and Button-Holes, on Ps 21 inches long, each lawn; strips Best Quality English Hair Pins, 100 mT Ce THe Dressmakers’ Pins, best quality, box 24-Yard) Twhuler. Cofact Lacees tii cist ssc Vi enedarswaaheneue OAC eevee coesernes crnseee 1¢ | Bone Button -+. dozen rhe Sateen Tape Measures....8 for 5¢ | Roberts’ Gold-Eyed Needles, 2 Girls’ Fine Ribbed Fast Black Lisle Hose Girls’ Fine Ribbed Fast Black Cotton * Girls’ Tanor White Fine Ribbed Lisle Hose...... Te yer seen OE Boys’ Medium Weight Fine Ribbed Hose Children’s Hose, Special 25C ; Unusual quality is the first merit of this Children’s Hos- iery collection at 25c. There are various styles for boys and girls; all sizes; all splendid values, including— Fast Black Cotton Hose .. tnt Dl 08 te BEET AN Boys’ Extra Heavy Fine Ribbed Fast Black Cotton Hose Boys’ Wide Ribbed, Extra Heavy Fast Black Cotton Hose 42.00@ 44.00 27,00@ 28.00 hor $1.00@82.00 Middlings, ton 44.009 35.00 Rariey ee 36 .00@37.00 Feed wheat, 41.00@ 42,00 Chop, ton : 96.00@ 37.00 | Whole corn, ton . $8. 00@ 84.01 racked t 44, 00@ 86.01 eed cor 34,00 86.00 | glied © ley mixed «... 39.00@40 90 | \* Sale of Broken Lots At the Buffalo Salesroome, 424 Pike Bt. Broken lote of men's clothing. hats, shoes and furntshings are on sale to clone thin stock out, Prices are reduced to less than wholesale, ——————$—$_—$ The Raven prescription service means that thi tor’s kill in pre soribing Is most efficiently supple mented by the drugglet’s skill in bravest 4h RAVEN DRUG CO,, May be reasonably expected ON YOUR SAVINGS, For particulars see Puget Sound Savings & Loan Co, 112 Columbia Bt DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc, (Mwtablished 1693) BROKERS Provisions, 204-205-100 Alankea fide. $500 Reward Por any case of alcholiem that J cannot cure In from 8 to § days, J. B. BRISBOIS Globe Ht Cor, Wiest Ay. wi Private Office, /southwick Ce = hes SECOND, AVENUE & PIKE STREET) let yo heed me be given w. the physician preseribe. If jon ix disordered, you still dica! advice, which eannot by non-medical spectalists. TYME, Dd, Ocultst and Aw $44 Arende BI STOVES AND RANGES | A_ complete line, in- yi) chiding the Quick Oven | Malleable Range ) “Get Poyner's Prices.” an FOYNOR re NIT Waldorf Bia The Greatest Summer Convenience In existence today is a Gas Range and Gas Water Heater A Trial Will Convince You, die Seattle Lighting noon If You Are Sick ante PROF. STEVENS The man who guar- antees to teach you to dance. PRIVATE Lessons with = muale every day and evening, Classes ssomblies. Ladies 4th and Pine. Telephones, felts tee _AUNDRY a we COLLARS Ic, 2c, 2c AMOUS eu SaaNENS Bie Taos ance) UTS de CST clal and careful attention | ” 1207 Second Ave, Bring th@m in for | SHIRTS 8 ALBERT HANSEN, Je if you suspect arges’ are ver in St. . ¥ Firat and Cherry, Ind. 4231. CAL CO, Optical Department,