The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1909, Page 9

coward and @ villian, In the ie VINEYA in & precarious condl FORTY BOYS TO SEE TH they wore fatal and my vittm RD TIED UP Seok a boogie AND PAY THEIR OWN WAY, T0010 oo.» BY MORTGAGE quand - ’ " heer of oxpont 1 ¢ “| (fy Vaitod Frens) = | in f ' ' ' mid} CRAMPNTO, Cal, May lknow the damning h tut iy) tyone ac t fine vineyard wae tortured ‘ anal jonging to the California ion trange fear—THAT | Lp feet are ribs : tt i 4 a outed at Galt, a { t | aight hours I ‘thought of tortur PORTLAND, Ore, May 48 tor » forec & mortage ae (By alte Poste.) The Raven preserty sorvies ,| Plain satiefactorily hin question Trust compan Jew 1 and poe soribing is most efficiently supple I 4 they would come, 1 found | DM f p ! ff arting rf thought | matttal status, Victor A, M ay . mented by the dr skill in AD , 5 | ; : - that agony | Ch@CPY malotalned bie int oe an ’ F compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, SENATOR BRADLEY As caulk - Ibe wood: that M4907! charge of bigamy today at the mintng m 1416 Becond Av WORKING FOR THE eal would comfort me. 't prayed CY prison, whore he is held. pond | Poe God ® make me pay, Suffering »n | 8S arraignment MoCroory was ur-| GROW! RS. I thought that God would pity mei" 1 upon A warrant tasued at yy 44 SALE tnd the ett wut ae his sr | edwood Gly, Cal. Te tn charged Et Wea tees BORE _ —? My life soomed charmed; nothing “th marrying Mina Mary Alloo ins Nigh i would hurt me. feat, in White, daughter of Cyrus White, 4 He Explains > a, me patie, 1 er Shed: iB Redlands, Cal, eapitaligt, without] gan FRANCISOO, Mas | > asses or : and Tells the Rea- ae take ke f GAM tenuhed legal a partion from an alleged] announcement of Bates and Chose THE GRuATEST aver y jotim (but only the victim's heart | ¥!fe In Pasadens brough of this elty that they have OFFER EVER MADE BY ANY OPTICAL HOUSE sons Why, wan hurt) f tortured myself, Thowe | ; 1 can ay errthing,” Me-|elosed « deal with the Standard IN BRATTLE * vounda are from the Jagwed knife| Peery Hi how the woman! Oil company whoreby seven of that Day after day hundreds of setiatied customers are appreeiat . and the red is from the salt, For|'¢y mean, The only bad thing} company's vessels will be operated || Ing the giant wtrides the aclence of optics has t t tow @- | seven Weeks I was happy, and hap. | “bout this affair te the notorlety It] between this port and New ¥ au exemplified by GLADIMORE ed when my body wae quaking brings to the \ girl |te belleved by abippers today to be des, Tho crystal is 4 for tt a the paln, And thus you see cCreery ride saw him at the| an immediate means for relief from|— ing effect upon the eyes. Tt te tn shoe] the torture was not torture, and| Jl late yeaterday, She bade bin|the combination oxtating betwoon || standard and gucsliente ot the ( IRYBTAL Le al} t was all over. the dept waa | ® a arene pars farewell when he) the transcontinental railroads and || we make you this special offer. It means this to you | heavy upon ever, Thon I owed the turnkey to his cell, | the Pacific Mall and the Hawaiian t \ | | The examination by @ skilled opera know I dould pay by exp American Stoamahip ce | tor and a palr of $5.00 Gold Bhel the truth, seeing my friends The rates that w . from me, hearing the taunts LINER FLOATS fective when the new vers Byo Glasses or spemacie fitted - aasoclatos, witnensing the yorrow of srobahiy will be as with isdimore erfect Vision, mi. y ‘ |my family, and this price I. have (My United Preas.) nts lew than the Pacific Mall! a7 ETS WEEK ORIY ’ Se treet coat nak Ss FOUR OF THE COLUMBIA PARK BOYS WHO ARE GOING ABROAD |nover had the courage to. pay | QUARANTINE, Staten Island, N It is estimated the saving Rie ton Se .| SAN FRANCISCO, May 2 tS ee SR And now fam dying, It te a} ¥., May 28-—The iiner Princess | Will amount to $1,000,000 a year from the mA : irae ea} baa 5 ace cae as “ : ward's death, 1 have lived a He | Allee, which went aground forced by a : gh ’ sali ddaterlabenadl hie in at tha aaa t FS Ad will go on, for you will keep | outalde the Narrows yesterday a @ix t welgn lands. | ay ms ant arth proceed on her voya to © pacen it man borehip of for the|suddeniy, Hi bewan to} be ur vaged n by the United Growers P ests , 4 1, as if he had betrayed a soul ector of ( toms Chestnut today on, in selfadefe la and sald nm we strange Btory ork in the Ja ae ding tion which jet 60, the drummers sald, as thoy fil OF INJURED HUSBAND wher ndred b and FINER GRADES AT REDUCED PRICES pembers in Ke heir clears. One of them thought crates remain to be listed before We have revolutionized the optical business and are eye spe cotved the Ide ; elr pro v Pay! Pay! It ie jife’s im Racing across the « ith opening | day. The exhibits enter |] cialists « making the eye and | our study. We Quet and hold i , placable rule. Men may seam to | all of the ap that stoa try duty free, hence the eapectally operly fitted elsewhere to avoidable porate t rout am nacience, but do they? | ter, and he © because all lated by the customs house iat without charg . = Men appear to succeed in evti, | NOt been able to be with her t t be 1 after th Headache, Hot Flushes eel awe a an they? Do we not all pay? band at the thne of hin nectdent to the Head, Sink yeas you should consult us i e in orde * ho escapes the young wife of Alexander Ham at once quatomers. P PA y! PA Y! PA Y! iton, recently hurled fr the ILL DISCUSS ROADS Crows eyes wtral the use of the knife. Drs, Speare Bitar ot money wa CET RID OF GRUESOME | 22°, 21,02, crutser, Ponnarivanta W and Gould solusively, and is & guaranteed joney by an anch chain, will soon be at w b HOOe 7 faily with nde 12 years old > drop ry were W. Reddington ® ne suCCORE, OF a nd 2 r drops or New York . THE STORY OF AN OLO MAN WHO LIVED A LIE, AND his beda infurio ohnha aie une a Ole weatenian ane am & tb ~~ al WHAT A DRUMMER THOUGHT, RELICS OF CRIME . hee oat ad a eee rreapondent he the path tnturious seathos ar 4, and our guarantee goos with euch pair Which was placed In w | SS Se ae a elt K wut ilo, will meet wit of Glasse a Teepe held he pe ee & ee Sorc uain t 7 gt she Natiee e.Kiag County Good Roads 6 LOOK (FOR MAME AND HUMBER, } am ot Might Rising Pere her to the aide of her, waciatlon tomorrow afternoon Wt WASHINGTON OPTICAL CO cater t k th ia) exhibits, the evidence of he ‘ clock and 4 a the road 2 . . et atheat the trials for 16 years back. were yes. husband. Roy Lillteo has) condition in this state 325 Third Av., Directly Opposite the Third Av. Entrance to P. 0. ool and instructed | ) be constantly) RW. Douglas, a well knows Between Union and University tion, Is 8 terday destroyed, on the order of.on guard and her an speed-| ums at { th tate, will | the distri ‘ Judge Glia ily anible to the ereise moberman of this state, wil BEWARE OF IMITATORS AND MISREPRESENTING AS WASH- wa . vas plain t Ham y an If oruiner k on the conservation of the INGTON OPTICAL CO. abandon jeath was} The vaults In the county Mrs. Hamilton left her home In| forests at the same meeting he * private affaire and confidential | n office, where the many greweomer!00klya last Wednesday, and i tters, In a buffet car th fore | exhibits of criminal trt long past “hold arrive In Seattle Bunday - th eanization|{4&¥ ® Young weatern fellow oe ane: peepee tae F md Haniliton ia now well on the | t Wher [hea tell the following stor ’ yesterday, and ail the evidence thar! (2 recovery, and if blood px 1 . wen wore He had halt ad wen tray ting n}man b ay oe d he tow oyed by fire was gx, °°? 204 Het In will live : i ‘ th hie audience, and hin story a 1 haste toh " a n the court b furohee i ! ; pha gegen Prem ye! sa tok shapt Cartan, tke wights ¥] Cote ah cua ee ngnee furan ACCUSED OFA. THEFT ft jrummers, Hw sald rked how th evidence in former trials were FROM SHIP < tote ot mle 10 trong hie hand and ed into the county treasuty tied recently, (The # snot ful re They amounted to $6.78 The bil’ Charged with stealing from the ! xive the relationship a je dinmiased the nurse |lets and explosive articles were | ahiv' wa teden. taba 0. Howke | been his fat heror grandfather—t ake! me to lock the door, As|destroyed. The criminal exhtttts Ke or ward -“ noetas oe | id eny that the man was 94 yea turned from th oor, Inquirtnaly |ineluded bones of murdered men! «teamehip St. Crolx, was fh 1 if >, H went te hie wenpert: the his } wee wares a by Ue one - send women Pa pe Pape n eter tay with a bottle ot A é | i lo id col ottle of whiskey and 200 cigars ta} 1 wn AL the 5 ey ~% " ant I .r c oor thing be-| watches and vartous articlos, each sebelen bowier is the wee , , il up hislifeas th rdlutacinhr h fear an ddaring, between com-| with some grewsome history at or of the & olx' ore i all men. He had never boon ac. |and deapatring henitaney on the oth-| All the oxhibite of past trials that| ing the ship's store room i rch affairs, but he had jer. And I knew that the myster waslhad served thelr purpose, and for|—o—" ——— | done good wherever he say good to /t “4 an 4 4 : | whieh there could be no further! KINGFISHER CASTING LINES AT 1 }do; he was quiet, not le did not spea. t drew the) use, were consigned to the flames! The best casting ines made. They foue, 1 netfinonious, « sheet hlor the serap heap are extra strong and durable - ° 9 - b] - hot philanthrople To my " ~ - Don't go out with an old line for you | His wife had died In early middle | terrtbl red scare They Ma 2 give me 449 Ah. Jonn. If) don't want to let that big fish get life, and the old man's inst were seven records of seven horrible! | ST i A p for my A full assortment of rod : * . . ‘ i FIRST AND PIKE were spent reposefully im the old | wounds I was about (9 eaclatm, but| i don't you think it woutd on Be binge eo al me Are getting for us more than the usual business; the volume of sales i home, surrounded by servants the off man ut me short Then Mr om ub b- im, Maria, 1 J A. L. HALL, £ ” | < ‘ ‘ i SATURDAY who knew him believed that he wan |Aatiberatedty but haltingly he sald: |:0¥ t would be « miracle —< lt iar etek in our Clothing Department for the last two weeks is again the largest i les nfortable and happy as one|"My boy, | speak words wehich f| —— SESSA STM : sae ear ehch-s etvhsinens > AO ; te ‘ i i. : i ~ SPECIALS pel go ncclgr Ages Pama rong [ot A on ph oncre gate Mel peal | r in the history of this house. This is owing to the extraordinary values i 5 Tl was his nearest friend and rela-|show you searred flesh that for 46) . ; 4 ; ib Ereecent Market, in the § tiv. and saw bim several times ajyears | have hidden ax a man hide! which we are offering. They have more style, more Snap, prettier | a secret sin, 1 had planned to die and carry to the which | now find mynelt 1 do not know why I tell y week. Although hia talk was gener ally bright and Interesting, I If that there was a secret_unhappiness ot fear in his breast, As time weak grave thin story ihe nee I sepke to him about it, and | times [ infilcted hurts upon an in- seomed #0 as first startied and jnocent victim. My acts were mon- taciturn that [| thought | would |«trous, premeditated, and the harm again hurt him by such refer-| was irreparable, They were done lin seeret and they marked me as « 12% ihe oe then ne hanee. ia LY WARREN gs Men’s Sample Suits Room 202 Burke Bldg., Second and Marion St.. WHOLESALE AT RETAIL PRICES Every Suit Must Fit Per- fectly Before Delivered— Alterations Absolutely Free of Charge a Hand-Tai at the Only Drummers’ Now is your opportunity to boy lored Suit, latest style, snappy patterns, samie price that merchants AStrictly Hand- The Best Strictly Hand- Tailored Suit Vi Si Worth 30 to $45 pay All the new shades of | TWO to one better than greens, olfves, browne tailor made. Every new blues, blacks and grays color in lawn and the London Smokes, in best woolen only. Every worsteds, cheviote and |. garment Ci cg war. velours. Beat trimmings, | ranted Worth all of Made up to the minute $30 to $46 am the biggest buyer of Men's Sample Suits in % United State I handle only the best makes, Pay usa visit—you will not be urged to buy. A pleasure to show you. Open Daily 8a. m.-6 p.m. Saturday Till 10 p. m. | JIRULY WARRE u Room 202 Burke Buildi SUIT MAN, 40, Kt S 16¢ 9 (Red Hin body this subtle and appar-|but to have you know @ :a ently haunting mystery seemed to! peace which I have not known these! Se jeepen about the aged man he many years | A1¢ J taiked joss, and at times seemed pos- | ‘When I waa young like you 1] the wed of # peculiar ehatraction.|sinned a { another Reven | | Ed. J. Wolff Co. 1421-23 FOURTH AVE. Bet. Pike and Union Formerly at Third and Pike The Right Prices Moderate and honest, are on our goods. Our counters and shelves are filled with bargains. WHITE TABLE COVERS 104 site, open work all around; unfinished ends; a BEST AMBRICAN PRINTS Silk styles, all the est patterns; some new with GINGHAM DRE88 GOODS Red Seal and A, F.C SRINCH TURKEY RED TAB LING—Good colors. A Sa ge ah * big vartety to select Special . 20¢ from, at “10 LACE CURTAINS 1% long inches wine; good patterns. Special White, and 30 29c MEN'S 25c FAST BLACK TABLE OIL CLOTH--White and fancy colors. Today or nent MEN'S ROCKFORD 80X-— yards any oth price, yard COTTON 80X—Seamiess. Gray and blue mixed; a Special for 1 good quailty Saturday, pair 12:¢ Palr . 5c MEN’S PLAIN BLUE CHAM. BRAY BHIATS—A regular The quality, Spe cial Wt veeeees 50c BOYS’ BLOUBE WAISTS— Ages 4 to 14, in black LADIES’ FAST BLACK MOSE—A good 12%e qual ity, Speotat for 5 Saturday only, palr c LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS— White and fanoy patterns » blue and fancy patterns; regular values up to $2.50. pe ‘he quailty, 9 olal for Saturday .... Cc Saturday ......... C Extra Special SILK PETTICOATS—A new shipment just received, and a large variety of colors to select from. $2 : 75 Special price... patterns, better cloth and better workmanship and finish than can be found in any suit which retails for the price. McCormack Bros 812-14 First Avenue Opposite Colman Block———TWO STORES—SEATTLE, TACOMA | |