The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1909, Page 13

TRAINS IN [FAT WOMEN witk | VAKIN MUST TELL WHY ||fF SHJBERT EJECTED FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, net esTaTe. Continued. Wing "ty" atve woe Wow Fi Pye gaan t00 An order to Chas. 1 practioe yhow cause «*h fens Ennis ts not allowed rook! in Core A fat Can you beat it? Dut that te what ta going to hap: pen Sunday at the Brotherhood of American which te to be held at Heach . woman's raoe, + dniMproved court at Georgetown ) wart MENT AR Hi.pe ow, Corey b he mad about Pt) race te C laasified Directory. plont TO RACE FOR PRIZE COLLISION: “greases! PEOPLE bt de “ARCHITECTS. tous gantte-foe oe b Pate race yak OO! eis ait a Cash Fervor recelve the prixé the great irrigated v Yaktr VP. exponition, « ley of t Martin apent doday, the A,~¥ # fair a County ¢ oy Gmith and Frederick W. the ti & Kel Noa. 818 oball game ying nd trope thelr elogan | Into m the 'p the fa to be Mmit a fat man’s prise Hi no 0 a and Dank a es Peoples TES = the Tih Peat VANCOUVER, 8 a head-on Mt IN THE CHEST. Great *y, 106 Ploneen BM. 8b08, pany. A $1.50 shirt for the man's Yeoman, prize of a $1.50 hat In offered AND CURTAIN HELD UNTIL FATAL DISASTER ON or slim, ‘The winner of this race! In the potato by boya, # fees Hela eas — gift of the Standard Fugniture com | wits rocelve $10. Law a ae Another at a race, wolk! and 1 mand Land 2p. mde iat Yakina dn a IN h PAGKAGE f 1 nit ; nt md that “Yaktion 4 , ibaequent rlange “SEATTLE DAY” | HISTORIC GJOA|' "0°50" “apy wolght offered by VieasanG@pbyPingerman & Bona for the win HE LEFT GHOW BGHOP, ' ~ GREAT NORTHERN a to #5 pair of ahoos, | 91 kutfo tn which Is to | & fancy clook under hor arm, a The winners of the ba toe Fast Train Crashes pany Boats for the plente grounds will darn. ee - a ’ “ feld and ET Mh =" HEAD MISSING AND THERE phy the Yakima all Ave fered by the Grote Rankin com of the P Shafter Bros PREGENCE 16 OBJECTED dies rao whieb includes all fat | be et girl runner . t F ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW, *, donated by the Don Magehe, while | be awarded by Hard COAST LINE. I, iy MAN FOUND WRAPPED." i Ha saat, La Then th + leave the Colman dock at 9, 10:20 ther ¢ a WANT BUTTON FORIBAY CITY GETS |": "2um!°" he ARE FOUR STAB WOUNDS es an offizey. iw collision on in on day. falr Yorthern rning Pac they satel ( » te (iy Untied Pros.) p During #16 and $10 are (0) aN PRANCISCO, June 11.—The |" Gjoa, tn which Capt wplien ‘bi 33 Amundsen made his famous | \¢\, Sy paantge, will be formal-| .).. r head misstr ly prevented to the city of Bantinon, an lice Francisco next Wednesday by Con “tread - ’ on Ge tas Nubitic of nies saa aul Honry Lund, of Norway, the} o. yaics : : nes paper and | sore business battle vensal having deed purchase by | (o",see™ , »|biack olicloth, The bundles aclaten & group of Norwoglans of this city ML diy Mand ead | been charge Tho Gjoa will be carried rland on to a position in Golden Gato park land there floated on an artificial lake. Y Wik Northern near day afterno Burnaby late yoater two engineers, Bob Nioholl and Austin M. McPheters, and Fireman 1. Holoom met thatant orwon & Malley” oy }death Holoom ts from Boattle . 5 corporations | The trating in collation were No 74, which left Beattle at §)80 o'clock yesterday morning for Vancouver ‘al Ms Jand which was due at $:90 yonter . . day afternoon, and a local tre ah tiatiey i -s ncindii nicl manow|hoONd for Lafner, which ett Van-|seeretary of the committee, Mr. I THE CANAL An Nann OF com niver at 2:46. P. Moran, in the Chamber of Com} vate The Ladner train waa delayed in| Merce rooms, jeaving Vancouver by the draw be At the suggestion of a hundred pen at the Palno creek bridge.| merchants of the clty, the commit: | vo minutes late, it was Just en-| tee decided to postpone the date} Mner toring Wolfs aiding when the| from Aug. 14 to Tuesday, Aug. 24, | BICYCLES. Vancouver-bound train thundered| Beeause of this a logal holiday Prizes of $2 be awarded by the committee of the Chamber of Commerce in charge of Beattie day at the expo sition for the best button typical of Beatle day and one that will preve efficient in advertising the west Contributions may be sent to the | ing a (BY United Krewe.) that NEW YORK, June 11.‘ hi ne Na fon for the membered body of a man f ubert ig was found by t t night, ne ” arour ABSTRACTORS, Roald borthweat er ‘ounty And ling rene 1 “rk e for here la atly been than have wecdote left in the boy by a strang lised bim til he came On the wrappings of the written in letters of re |inches high “Black Hand a, There wero four stab wounds in | tho chest, two of which must have been immediately fatal ofa who had watet arg MAKE BY SAVING patterns of at our than half san whit Jown to Pioneer program main here at the expomtts The Yakima ( whipped SLASHES |: THROAT |r. tlon of them juare and attract to ellent ntton by Wall remy their Head off Pan new a r Canada there, The ban Paper nant sal " original value Federal Paint and Wall Paper Cow 1314 First Ave. 5 CENTS ba You can buy a lot In Navy Yard City. We have sold over $100,000 worth of this beautiful waterfront property in the past few We are taking crowds every day (at our expense) and showing them the Navy Yard at We can oasily convince you that there must be a large up around the Government Navy Yard. We can prove to you that Navy Yard City Lots are the best investment around Seattle today. Join the crowds that are visiting this beautiful water front property every day at our expense. Navy Yard City is alongside the Navy Yard and has only been on the market a short time and today it Is che liveliest place on the Sound. Get in on the ground floor prices now. Large Lots $40 ant |p Terms $4 down and $2 monthly. and we soll them on payments like rent. of work in the Navy Yard. Remember bundles dd three ing thre ’ | was BRANCH, ¥ death et CATT RI aunty building has ni u Into shape by © Haasze, and , ery detail for the inspe the Yakima visitors today. | ir. Haasze was handicapped by thy with 8 iate ¢ tion of the buliding and lay in exhibits arriving, but sanaged to get everything In place n time } The display of the products of the wan a fo to Sploning’s for Bieycle repairs, sundries After chasing his father butcher knife, Milton L. Mohrer, 1d, cut his throat at the fam 6408 32d av. B . 20 read at years idence, late around the curve. will be declared, and no business The fireman of the Ladner train] WHI be transacted in the larger “CLAIRVOVANTS. ar Bob Nicholl of the Ladner —— = train waa kil utright. He had a STEAMER BLOWSUP as api for | fis Hal SN | tor « vacation to begin today | Engineer MePheters of Meattle ily re Niowd|on the fatal run yesterday, pin} AMGIER, June 11.—The rday afternoon, Twelve titel lereat fruit valley is complete and ter eS | Curtis, who was riding the cab of|/™80 steamer Ava, from Hamburg | Were to sew up the) very tempting to the eye. Mh ped and his life was saved. Bn-| stores of the city, few minutes efore btained leave MRI took the place of Engineer MoCade Ste carg Seo pd Qor- |v or:| required the Ladner engine, wax probably|for Vladivostok, blew up about 10 | #lashed throat, and the physician be-}a big crowd from North Yakter fatally hurt. a The cars were not badly ished. Two women were shaken up, and were taken to th hospital, One other passenger, & man, was also badly injured Conductor Lanagan of the Seat Heves that Robror will re the other towns of the valley « miles ol ante d i ff Pantollarte island, Fire) score and his father spent most I represented here today, dele broke out In the steamer during | of yesterday working in the garden,|mations coming fr Sunnyside the night, and as dynamite formed |it te thought that Rohrer’ m Kennewick, Wapato, Toppentah Gemol badly months and Bremerton. city grow re-| od and unclaimed part of the! ver in Kngiand. ire. South Amertea, Phitt Nonotaly 1—His | literally are of ty adjusted ff Private tndivigvela copr | anp-tens eriminal and civil pet Open day end night Consuitat Correapondenae all « on Fen Palat mate RooFTN SD ? soars fhe 1% Many new homes are building a large part of the cargo, the crow | mania resulted from exposure in the} other potnta in tho district lost no time in making thelr escape | sun. Without a word Rohrer start. tle train was so badly injured in-| A fow minutos later the dynamite | knife, but fatled to overtake him I$ BOILED ALIVE ternally that he had to be taken to/@xploded with terrific force, tear }de then slashed at his own throat the hospital, but will probably ing the steamer to pieces, All the | When the wound was ne wed up Engineer McPhéters appoared ta] Baatante “and landed hore tonight, | t be perfectly rational. Five years] OAKLAND, Cal, June believe that he had « clear track to/ ago Robror was stricken with @/ skin seared and his flesh Vancouver The injured were CALLS OLD GLORY mamilar 1 spell, but recovered quickly.| cooked, Antone F' 6 ye train at § o'clock. today, where little hope ls held out — —— for hig recovery. . SUICIDES WHILE MILWAUKER, Wis, June 11.- Fiori was scalding peas at the (Ry United Preen) Jurisprudence 4 principle in law soclation late yesterday, and fell DESPONDENT SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.—| that anything which tends to lessen |headions into « vat of boiling water William H. Hickey, candidate for | the beauty of woman has laid itself} is agonized screams brought fal There is and will be lots (hy Uetted Pree) w woman has a perfectly good excuse was hurried to the hospita PORT TOWNSEND, June 11.—~| World, was ejected unceremonious | for complaint in an action for dam Salen Taek, Gkiend a ae Sorgt. W. B. Clark, master gunner|ly from the lodge roome of a local | ages if she loses her hair by reason KILLED IN RUNAWAY in the boats led for his father with @ butcher cover crew wore picked up by the steamer |2Obrer calmed down and appeared (Dy United Frees) brought to Vancouver on @ special —ane es age, lew at the Pn ey hoeplital JUST A RAG WOMAN'S HAIR AN ASSET. — Inde Quarles haa established in| plant of the Cailfornia Canners’ as sims low workmen to the rescue, and he Initiation Into the Woodmen of thal 22% to liability for damages, A tm the coast artillery service, U. §.)camp Tuesday evening for refusing | of the plication of chemicals, fer plain, 62 0 conte 5 pale th the werews HAIR GOODS, PR is | iota: TOON BIO FALE ON HATR GoODe Switehes at one half to one-third dte- pofte and transtormation Compare our prigne with for Waly Geode We manutact toupera Una. atoces and Male more. ewitehen n_ 160 Pies eS fan First av 7 PAKERS, emt mate Mat Works nd felt hate clean Frenctese Beattie at rete F trom £ snd spruce beeen, opp Me MASSAGE. VSICIANS, National, Mate and County) Newer in | Mewbers. ~ OPTICIANS. "TW. fehmonda, Oph 8. Graduate Op ». bwaleony Stone Pieher Co ind nm | PATTERNS AND MODELS. Fp aninrmtancmresterniie au ~tt | The Seattle Patters And Model Works roa VURL Manknt |"! an eel a alllliaaal | PATENT ATTORNEYS. ~h. Drooks, resteter Mark Attorners; } 4 Colman Mock ANITURE. | Adame end Trade | re Pike and teen Get Patent years te Bou & Co. ree rr-Boya bh ~ Faibot, Bx PHYSICIANS, eens | a PAMITURE & AUCTION (MF. LOVBIING hae removed i : 10 Lumber Exchange nf Bet 4 srxTH avn 18 THR HiouRST DHAND FURNI. AND 495 Argnde Tucker, Union block, Ind. 4649 | —t PLUMBING ler, plum be ures One cx eat priows pala tion bowght snd ~ PRINTERS. Binding and Prin Seattle. Hoth phones ing Co. Pike | 147k Heiter Printing House, 10) Beneca REAL “ESTATE, AGENTS, Five nore tracts $ enah, #1 weelt | Wm. C. Disok, 463 8 "SHOE E DEALERS. a anne | men's and bore arose at prices, wt by George | 1 av | Maus mh, 1505 SHOWCASES. case and Tae tats ay > i. Tol #13 tnd Ave |” tt} - — | Shaws Bhow Case ( cabinet work ab rine SIGNS AND "HOUSE NUMBERS, ton. TD coma ‘any og 4 ty, at i} ioc —— 1408 Be "STORAGE. rth av. ind. | Pox eorKs | written Semation cutie. Putts pom: | nikhest jelea about San Prancteco bay | before the members of the Amend- of af | Ploye A., committed suictde yesterday tn a private residence, where he roomed; by the use of illuminating gas, Clark had been drinking heay-| fly of Inte and waa dispirited, his companions state, on account of) failure to successfully pass a re cent examination for promotion to the rank of firstelase gunner. His) | position as master gunner ts the rank pesstble for an en Mieted man to attain In the ranks, The dead man wae 45 yoars old, and had 30 years’ army service. He = been several months at Port Worden, engaged with the platting and Installation ot new Armament. | the to salute the Stara and Stripes, ac cording to @ report that ia current in fraternal ctreles here today When Hickey was told to salute fing, he ie said to have re plied 1 will not salute that rag.” Cool heads among the lode mem bere prevented the general indigna tion from finding violent expression, and Hickey merely was ordered from the room. Meeting will Bo Held. A meeting of the Seattle Police Helief association will be held to morrow afternoon for the purpc of electing a secretary to succeed LEGISLATORS CALLED DEGENERATES (By United Press) AKLAND, Cal, June 11 Liteon Coffin, prominent suffrage worker of San Francisco, has caused a sensation In suffrage cir by branding the solons of the atate le jalature “degenerates.” Io a #1 doe § 0. ment league, Mra. Coffin told the women that the fate of the meas ures they had endorsed, and de sired passed by the recent legisla ture, was deserved, and urged the women of the league to exercise their Influence for the election of | efficient and trustworthy legisla tora, not Gegeneraters.” ASSA SSIN SUICIDES (By United Press) HAN FRANCISCO, Juno 11.—By the courage and quick witted daring f Mra Zog Miller, Yeung Sun hang, a wealthy Korean rancher of was saved from death lato Uplands, yesterday at the hands of Chung Bo Hal, low an Insane and infuriated fe’ countryman and former em- Mra. Miller, to whom Shang, already bleeding from a wound tn the breast, appealed for help, Md him in a ¢ st and met bis pursuer and engaged him in talk until the pollée came. Then Mat fired a bul-| let through hia own head, ending his} life rather than surrender. | ‘The firet encounter took pi in} the rooms of the Korean National | seaociation on Sacramento at. Young | fun Shang wis wounded In the breast. DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY AT THE BUFFALO STORE 424 PIKE 8T. The CHICAGO MISPIT PAILORS 1400 FIRST AV, | Wonderful values in Men's ‘Tallor-Made Uncalled-for sults Overcoats, Cravenettoa and Trou- |} ners, A tine now line of Men's |} Furnishings, Hats, Caps and sult Canes, Also Full Dress Sults for rent TAILORS, [aonard hudd, PN TRANGFER COMPANIES, “Ti you want to move, (ry the Ll Transfer Cu.;. contract ‘or hour. w Lowest possib® rates Main 826 fun or #16 Ind transfer Vernon place, furniture and pla ne, Ballard 12: Fomls D. Utley Ballard. Bxprom orties y A | Supply Ballard 951 j than ever before ithe late Captain Ww ¥ Laubscher particularly so If the solution is ad vertised as being a hair restorer. Judge Quarles has overruled the demurrer of a drug company to the complaint of Mra. M. L. Bowman to the effect that her complaint does pot state a sufficient cause of action. He gave the defer cy until Saturday to file thelr answer Mra. Bowman, & traveling wom an, sued the drag company for $20,000 damages for the loss of her hatr, She alleges tts lose was caused by the application of hair stain purchased of the drug com: pany The defendants demurred on the ground that the complaint failed to state a sufficient cause of section. YOUR LAST" CHANCE The Greatest Piano Sale History of the in the Northwest Ends Tomorrow Night YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A KIM. BALL, HOBART M. LETT & DAVIS, SCHUMANN, ETC., ETC., GREATLY UNDERPRICED, TERMS LIKE RENT. Tomorrow will see the end of the Consolidation Sale—the great oat in the history of the Northwest Its safe to state that more planos and organs have been disposed of In the same given time Fven though prices had been drastically cut and dlashed, owing to the enormity of the stock, we figured It would take two weeks longer to accomplish our object But the selling haw been a record breaker and the few remaining rare valies will surely be snapped up in the next day, ONE DAY MORE, been marked so na tomorrow. It’s better be on hand Prices have to end this sale your laat chance early Think of securing a splendid strictly brand new mahogany pl ano, very Intest style and a well known New York make, for only $1665. one in mahogany and the onk One of the regular $390 pianos, in fancy. walnut, positively new and very pretty cnse design, ¢ at exactly $207, Pay $6 monthly, If yow prefer the fanelest $876 and $426 styles, take them now at $208 and $297. Pay $7 monthly, other in Only four of these remain, #0 aet} quickly, Three of the fanclest There are only two of these, | and most| CABLE, LESTER, HAL- superb Exhibition Art Styles, two In mottled mahogany, the other fn Hungarian ash—nevor sold for leas than $475 and $500—tomorrow $481 and $359, rospectively, EXCHANGED PIANOS. The following } prices will surely clean out our Ex ehango Department by tomorrow night. Don't imagine because the |prices are so ridiculously Jow that ithe planos are not desirable. Most fof them are In splendid condition and will last for years to come A fine Ivers & Pond, Ilke new, goos at $218. A largest size Knabe only $227. A beautiful Kimball, used several years but In excellent con dition, only $288. A Draper & Co,, good, only $187, and several others, ranging in prices from $87 upward Good organs now only $31, otc, Terms as low | weekly YOU'RE AMPLY PROTECTED. givevom-away Remember, your purchase is pro. tected in every way, Instrument} must prove exactly as represented | after delivery or “Money Back.” Bear in mind too that any reason able request as to payments will be granted. This Is your last} chance Be on hand early tomor row morning, D. 8. Johnston Co,, Oidest and Largest Dealers, Third | jand University, Open tomorrow (Saturday) evening | (iy United Press.) MISSOULA, Mont. June i1L— George Vanier, a former prominent | proprietor of the Potomac hotel at Potomac, Mont, runaway about six miles east that town, Vanier left the Boles ranch near Potomac to drive a fractious team to the town, and Jate tn the night a camper, who missed his horses, found the dead man's remains lying in the road near the wreckage of his buggy. was killed in al of | At Our Expense You can have a good time. Call at our office and arrange to go with us on the fast new steamer, H. B. Kennedy, leaving Colman dock ten trips daily. Our office will be open ull 9 o'clock Saturday evening and Sunday morning till 10, Call at our office or Write for Maps, Bremerton Development Co. OWNERS Plats and Circulars. 106 CHERRY STREET GROUND FLOOR Grand Rapids Furniture Sale At the Stern Furniture Co., 1528 Second Ave. Don’t fail to take advantage of this great opportunity to secure your fur- niture at a saving to you of aca to one-half off the regular prices. DRESSER, like cut, with two hae French t . sine of top 2 Howular value $12 sale made of ed sont and ba with paraso price GO-OART, the Prices the Lowest. \THE STERN FURNITURE CO. Grand Rapids Furniture Distributers. 1528 SECOND AVENUE well top drawers 1, oval plate mir- COMMODE to match dresser, in golden finish one large drawer and two doors. Regular value $8; sale price Former Prices LIBRARY DAT made of solid golden or weal top 22x20, hax ira wer and Regular value §7 le price ok 18 subs 3. thal. 3.98 Quality the Best. Between Pike and Pine Streets. ; erecunmennase: iy DEON DRtmemne sae omni me at cenm, e