The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1909, Page 5

SAND FINGERPRINTS TAKEN IN EFFORT TO ASKED TO BE man DOWN FIEND WHO MURDERED OLD WOMAN CHARGE OF | HE DREADFUL (Dy United Pres) t would filed without dela A ATL : 2 / FRA Judge LAWlor's court rive "FINGER Ma good his deciarat that) Collinecbaade hia demand upe >p—WOMAN iting of the Callfornia supreme TAKES UP art faiowing hia = oxtraditi j the Ag mn Cagada, which he 1a that he { r eRIOUS Wis sentenced wan not, lu. custody alc on a “be D, Colling to ghatke but also day demanded that he be tried for) “extraordinary” charge bigamy before belng removed from He od that he the county jail, Collina made his reopen | firat demand of Sheriff Dotan, prom. | Btu sing that & motion to the same of petition for rehearing Et he ON A ‘are YOU ready for the Exposition? | best ir thi Cisco, Ma n the far from the end of bis againet 14 yoars in states » whieh he ” perjury myst vicTiM Al Goorge perjury upon an weel tion itt FOR our credit sery dignified and IT J WELCOME! splendid values i in the Curtain Sale this week— we have on sale thi ice is perfer would 4 pot | United | I) “a f ea YOU! also annout hia figh 4 supreme yEBAGO. |! mp chimney a to guld Haw to thelr (ass who slew oF mewn ca ARMORY ACCIDENT RESULTS IN SUITS) Claiming that hia eon, John V | Murray, haa been tncapacitated for '» because of the armory aceldent Murray, father of the boy amenced action for $61,000 nit Matthow Dow & Co, the contractors In the complaint cites the contract finding iM Ma ppen. ‘ red prints Pus may | world the nga fi vt five fin sash week \ t bel of a kind be an te are fresh good specifically that the bullding shall atirely in charge of the con-| tragtor until officially accepted by the atate. At the Ume of the accident the} than six pair they are ti $2.25 a pair Nottingham Curtains for D countries the ! $3.00 a pair Nottingham Curtains for marking of sv was hia alone ft that a Nee blood potice blood! it pave written i paracters on (he wall, and Bat he can't escape 3 of his own fingers Got rl Easy. Cote was so oaay Pees night, when ould stayed indoors. Q pum 1900 people, No S the house of death gene | & io one ee ee even saw | FACSIMILE OF THREE OF THE Yillage. ‘The dead could RED FINGER PRINTS, / ¥ ‘And no one else | OETECTIVE MARY &, HOLLAND. deed accom: | ~—— — et ' Sn eet into the rain | Villagers, who loved the old woman $ dient, swift, like an-| 804 were shocked beyond all meas eek, ghostly shadow In a) Ure by the ghastly crime, giadly sub mitted to the process finished his foul deed.) Now Mra. Holland ta securing the and set fire i lop names of all people outside Win In that he laid the | ®ebago whom the dead woman | Lo pursuers to follow— | knew. She Is picking up every | ‘ they could not fall *erap of evidence about the woman past, trying to discover san of animosity which might lead ¢ | so terrible a crime } Murderer Is Hiding. | Somewhere the man who killed Mrs. Grippen ts hiding He may have been arrested and Bertilloned somewhere in the country Mra Holland will soon know, Once! known, every police department tn America will be set on the trail Any suspect who may be implicated by any means will at once have his rows! ‘To mae nent | tingerprinte recorded. It will be| Chicago for | "4 out thus whether or not he | arrested In the bureau | *** tn Mra. Grippen's little home | eee ee hon sent the | that night sarrhed complaint claims oa) paid, and § » fe wae - states relmbursement for th the platutift joh nds cou 1s could name MRS. . MARGARET GRIPPE wind outalde. Neighbors put out the fire tn the butiding, and found the ghastly} sight tn the hallway, The old woman was «tabbed $8 thes through the head, her right hand Merced through with a pair of acie- |sors, both eyes gouged out with aj}! big sea shell that had lain on a) table tn the hall. $27.00 ROE regular price #20.50 regular price 61.05 ter dewk, made of se- 4 in golden or in p; the center part, very easy to open or rawers on left side and 2 drawer on the right; a well-constructed ty lected solid oak « Karly English holding th Exposition | se F ineDress||— SKirts At a Tremendous Price Concession ONE-THIRD ——OFF-—— A Big Collection of 150 New Skirt Styles » splendid 714-716 Second Ave. Leads Chase. Duman bloodbounds Schase ts & woman, Mra. Mary | iilaad of Chicago, expert to Tt was singularly ft iat the should be called to where fingerprints play ‘i degan her work by ail the finger marks in Rertilion bureau, She $10 For the Season. Good Any Time. Sale Ends inl0Days | Mra, Grippen, 66, homeoving, a ee sda | childless, respected, neigh. innebago next. | S°TtY. @ cousin of the late Gen. Low Holland learned that Wallace, author of “Hen Mved alone in her little meat to bed every | toward the edge of Winneba At 6 o'etook she left the home of | : whom she ee been 0 enll hie namo through | it was ralning and stormy land dark, She borrowed a cloak au Datoce she woeld/ from the neighbor. She seemed to have no premonition that death was! ues Up Theory. & fow mlontes away, She told the| D feared an un-! neighbor goodnight. The door closed was worth: | after her. It was the last time she iy, Immensély | was seen alive. d followed up|" A fow minutes after she reached at once. home, the detectives believe, a Semy, who? knock came at her door, She had the detectives | not had time to lock ft. The mur re reguinr price 99.50 od porch rocker, regular price 624.00 an exeslient buffet special for this week here; made of ssiected solid ovk, top and front qua highiy poltahéd In golden, also in Karly Hngiteh f) French bevel edge mirror; ular price $24.00; ape- elally priced for the week , see sees 8 We put too much faith in Dress Skirts and find that we are overstocked, and to overcome this error we decided to make a price concession 80 sweeping that an absolute clearance would be assured, To this end we have taken 150 of our best and most attractive styles and put them In this great collection at exactly one-third off. In- cluded are fine panamas, serges, broadcloths, volles and fancy mixtures, The very best mate- rial, the newest weaves, the best colors, including CONSOLIDATION O SALE $7.50 regular price me eg Lagetges bay ry sn ttract Si SE HL an unusually strong showing of blacks. ans wood and made very, seat and eek 5 woven fie roe! ried reaular price 94.00 —a splendid pedestal value: fine oak, partly quarter-sawed; @ actly like picture, finished’ ma- hogany or golden; highly pol- ished; the regular price is very toed —This is our biggest effort, —a very substantial and attrac- tive pedestal; made of ject od oak, partly quarte —So far as we know it has no equal bahiy polished; | exactly ilies in any respect. Wal teas oe week... Standard WYour rniture yyredit SEATTLE Second Avenue at Pine WOOK ceeees aN aR gate —The price cutting—severe as it is— is but a detail. —GLISTO te the ideal = furel- ture = poliahy we guarantee tt to be the / best you can buy. Fall slee bottle— A New Route Kansas City, St. Louis and the East —The heart and soul of this great money-saving event is the quality of the Pianos and Musical Instruments, great help to those who live any distance out. ~The magnitude of the assortment is another forceful argument. Nowhere else can you find so many high-grade, strictly brand-new in- struments under one roof. Pianos Now $162 Pianos Now $207 / May be reasonably expected ON YOUR SAVING Lost on orcahgan or, sania car, elk’s = tooth, Monnet ‘. a ake y —It's a veritable exhibition of all that’s Birentors dity-ateioe ake | Pianos Now Pianos Now Pianos Now etc., etc. Pianos, $i ts, $76 wv eh and Scarfs SHTake virtually ban As little as $6 monthly Recures a splendid piano. Act quickly. up. Used Organ, ; extra. best and worthiest in the musical world, $248 $283 $389 —Then consider the sacrificed prices and this chance is mighty significant. —It enables you to get the world’s best instruments at the prices of the medium grades Second- —It's opportunity spelled with capital letters, your own ~—But you better act quickly! Are —Come tomorrow—early! Third and University Denver 0. R. & N—Union Pacific—Wabash Beginning May 9th, leave’ Portland on “THE OVERLAND LIMITED” via Cheyenne and “The St. Louis-Colorado Limited” A new electric-lighted observation train. Dining cars—meals a la carte. Service “Best in the World.” Electric Block Signals. Perfect Track. For further information address E. E. Ellis, G. A., O. R. & N. Co, 608 First Av., Seattle, Wash. {| For particulars see Puget Sound Savings & Loan Co. 112 Columbia 8t ig ood & Bach Dortaht | Piano, {vorson, 4186; D. 8. Johnston, iin: teinway, 6440; Fisohor, $425 ‘eber, $650, At Kohler “hase's, 1818 decond Ay. Opposite Arcade lock Cut out this ad and give it to the nm, who will show you the THAT NEW WALL PAPER Can be had at our store at about cost If you ca romnanta Vift Wall Paper, FEDERAL PAINT & WALL PAPER CO., 1814 First Av, BASEBALL GOODS Hvorything necessary to the na- tional game—balls, gloves, bats, mitts, ete, at the right prices at A, L. HALLS, 1111 First Av. rom tho Big Sale of Are you looking for a lodging house? Gee our business chance column, eee use some of those | When T make a dollar on al work a dollar ‘ate Den- tal Trust loses two dollars. f want your denta’ work at your price. Kawin J. Bro 718 Fiest Av. ‘6. nd $4.50 values all WN CLOTHING 1151 Peet Ate. $5.00 Glasses for $1 ONE WEEK ONLY Satisfaction Guaranteed, WASHINGTON OPTICAL CO, 1825 Third Av. opp, Post Office. BUY A YAKIMA ORCHARD TRACT And in four yeare you will be inde Pendent, $2.00 por acre each wm pay for a full bearing Yakima tragt We have free ne to buyers ‘chursday and Baturday Agents, Contrat Bide [North 126; reward. Best People on Earth, And Rest Paper on Earth. Pretty good team, that. You bet. One of the Best People On Barth, Mr. Pierce, Ranning Lumber Co., University Station, lost an Elk’s tooth, He immediately inserted an a@ just like you see it, in two other Seattle papers. Twice in each, But he heard nothing of the —l4-1 | eon the ad was given to THE BEST PAPER, And the tooth was returned to Mr. Pleroe the evening of the first insertion. You see the outcome when this team got to work. Mr. Pleroe . K. Thousands of others say the same thing ‘i hone numbers—Main 1050; Ind, 41. OSTEOPATHY rae vibration, be i ther. weat bath: other