The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1909, Page 5

=SILUE BURKE CAPTURES =) PARIS; NEW PLAY FOR HER , Pune 17 a perl as at ip “Love Watehe was irresia(! demanded t& @he can poorly, Pai ered for Billie | Frohman |! > ft one 0 Robt wet, the au oa,” to weil farke. se this play #)e » wil, rrespo! American & French at 4 ore In the Can you bea ¢ The pia goes to th eet a all the w Baglieh, a mak Prenoh. A BILLIE BURKE, oat ‘AND CREW FROM IGRARD PLAY MOORE NINE M wd with neatness and Cort, asaista ; theatie, « Sof ball tossers ma with the Moore '! y Park Saturda o'clock. Mi from the keen word of ted that the opp od te d twists Amen i Ling wi gregation © Orphe from next Sat r next Batar han will don me SMOTHERED TO DEATH. cny ted Press.) SAN F 1BCO, June 17 jp | Awaking at 2 o'clock this morning. Mre, Willtam Quinn was horrified to find her monthold girl baby ly id in death at her breast. The 4 had gried during the night and its mother had taken it from own bed. Mrs. Quinn aad the baby was smot there has the fatr fooms were not | 't . visitors heavy ¢ red The frantic moat Insane * SHOOTS MAN WHO nother DODLAND ATTACKED MOTHER | {ity Untied Press) SAN FRANCISCO, June 17 cause he ehot a man who ts a to have made a savage attack upott hie mother, Ge Connolly yoare Of age, t# ton home today come of his victim's tnjaries fore who inetaltes ratus in the new Wes rendered by Yesterday. Ac decision, the state ne! Will have to pay the a, Which amounts AN CREMATED, while intoxicated, struck Mre nolly in the Ho stated) that he selzed a plat nell as he Fennell lies at the city and county hospital, suffering from two bullet wounds, He condition | ip nertous. Cal, June 17.—The | et body of Mri. McDonald, an was, was found today in Of her homestead here last night. Mrs. Me & Widow and lived house was discovered ist night bat neighbors the woman was not at ‘This morning the remains woman and her dog were fe the ashos. FOR THE HEINZES By United Peeps.) NEW YORK, Jane 17,--Declariog that he would demand an imme trlet Attorney Wise today present ed im court the Arthur P. and F. Sanford Robinson, and Charles Warfield, Who are ‘charged with conspiracy tn counec- tion with the disappearance of the books of the United Copper com- pany Informal pleas of not guilty were entered by the defendants, wlio om MARRY ASIATICS. (By Calted Vrewn) RBON CITY, Mo. June 17. meer Hadley has signed a mibiting the marriage of With Chinese, Japanese to appear next Mon bay. EF OF POLICE IS BARRED FROM BAR see, (MY United Frees) 1B, June 17.—Alarmed by papas fu © re placed » his W. & Norman, president of the Hotel company, has net order fro: ° Hf Carey restra i in from entering + . The hotel ce mye bar is located in a fo the right of the BROKERS iN TROUBLE {By Valted Prev) YORK, June 17—An invol Petition was filed in court W. B. Smith & Co jthe hotel and ts also used as a ated on Sunday week day The hotel people say Chief Bulll- van ordered them to close all pas the same a4 on any { located, ed them would cause them great 1 expense for partitions and seriously ¢ interfere with thelr pool and bi) Haye business PERT PARAGRAPH | ANGERS HEYBURN Of the Consolidated Exchanae WASHINGTON, D. C., Jane 17.— firm is one of the bout known During bis speech on the zine sehed ame ule yesterday, Senator Heyburn of Idaho paid bis respects to the rep a coentatives of the press. He was _. diverted from the regular path of his remarks by an editorial nugges AS tends failed for Alana ) tion In a Washington morning paper | ® bumber of mem that probably senate nough delivered in the would not produ loa Discussing this expression, he r tives of the newspapers and the joke bifters In the gallery” and de aring that they were not interest ed In the gine schedule, he sald i get wp some diverting contro ersy that verges upon a disregard | { the rules of this body, then you are happy Ke, will a In Our Art Department! Aad trip. mine at, vill be found many of the most tn- terestip@ touventra of Seattle and cinity, at prices that are remark: Li: ~ ibly low. Seente photographe in - € wivenw (hat are truly works att D Of honor on GLOVES ) Savoy Hotel . PAINT & WALL PAPER CO,, 1814 First Avenue, pending the out | The lad claima that John Fen-| and abot Fen | was leaving the home. | diate trial of the defendants, Dis-| indictments of | Augustus Heinge, | Calvin -O, Geer were then released under $2,500 ball pool and bililard parlor and \# oper-/ sages tO this room where the bar te/ and that td do as he ordet-} an ad valorem duty on tariff} revenue to pay the senators’ salar: | fored to the Washington representa: jf Wt THE STAR KANSAS STUDENTS COMING. | (iy United Brees.) LAWRPNCH, Kas, June 17 The wumnier expedition of the depart meoyt of soology of the University ‘ansas left jast night for Puget sound, whore it will epend the ep mor collecting marine specliens for university classes next year ANEW UNE 0 SEATTLE (Dy United Drews.) CHEYENNE, Wyo. 17 Officlala of the Colorado & South ern railway have announoed that) work on the Fort Collins Cheyenne | branch will begin at once, The) branch from Thermopolla to Ortn ta Wyoming t* nearing completion) and when these two branches are finished th ‘colorado & Southern} }will have direct connection be tween Bt. Louls and Seattle, MILLS WILL CLOSE 10 ALLOW MEN TO |he will be prosecuted to the fuil NPS P TET | fextent of the law tt te the aim py ok Vrees.) | jot the administration to stamp out TACOMA, June 17 every form of grate ong this city and along the employes Kastern raliroad are considering @ down of two weeks, The mills ut Jul 1, and lumber interval will const! | vacat PADDED PAYROLL GRAFT DISCOVERED IN A STATE OFFICE FISHERIES SUPERINTENDENT ACCUSED OF DRAWING CASH FOR DUMMIES, June (My United Press) | | OLYMPIA, June 17.—Another jOase of graft on the part of a #tate official has unearthed, this before it reached proportions and without the been time, however | large | Asnistance Of the legislative investi Amittee ane ih In the state fisheries riment and & Warrant for the Arrest of the suspected employe, Who Is supertatendent of one of th hatcheries in @ sparsely settled dis jtrict, Is expected to be issued shortly The meeting of facts were brought out at a the fish commission Tuesday and a rigid investigation Tacoma an alate This alleged graft was worked by mean# of padded payrolls and will close abe been going of for four months men say the Was discover figh conin tute a midsummer re Vielting the it began checking up. The The ation « tendent in question almy expected to largely through vouchers made ket conditions Minnesota in Dry Dock) vent to bimeelf and ft is sald that e the voueke about $125 had been secured when t ad was die steamship Minnesota Vigilance of the head ¢ largest sbips afloat, in Also visit the Pa cifle Meet at the navy yard, Boats leave Colman dock ves Sawmills in} i) | the ideal MU ftieniture beneath | was driven a) (ff | | Is the keynote of our stock of ii clothing. We offer the best ready-for-service apparel in America. $ 18 up Broadhurst System... Other reliable makes $12.50 up. J. Redelsheimer | FIRST AND '& Co | COLUMBIA | coulis ° STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE Credit | That Satisfies | —that has no red tape about it —that makes unlimited allowance for sickness or loss of employment —that costs not a cent more than if you paid cash This is the Credit we offer you to make the buying of your summer I outht easy. Why not take - advantage of it? Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House" | THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1909. “busy Friday” news j eis unusually important this week | : our “busy Friday” specials ttable and enjoyable are planned to make y« sanitary garbage cans ] specially priced for | $1.50 sewing basket: special kot—r wit) folding retonne recep ee sowing it, Black utility baa! Iw complete it « $1.75 $1.95 $2.39 japanned stool ‘twe hundred harumocks: Specially priced for Friday only, 99c special for Friday only— 5c each regular priee 106 r Frida cks at the in the lot, re 996 | Standard rniture C we 0 ham iio ened one }—GLISTO = ‘ nt ts bs it @ be the? be you can { boty. Full size bottie— 25c SEATTLE Second Avenue at Pi 60c SUITS Have a smartness of design and qual- ity value that be anywhere. They look wear better, and cannot equaled better, and are better than any $15.00 suit you ever bought, Exclusive Agent Regent 3.50 Shoes In All The Newest Lasts, ‘Always Right” Where the Cars Stop Second and Yesler MONEY SAVED RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS? We are independent dealers hand ling all kinds, mew and second hand il save you big money THE SUNDWALL ©, G11 Piret Ave. DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY AT THE BUFFALO STORE 424 PIKE 8T, pecial and careful attention clalint, Bring them tn for Ination If you suspect Our charges are very moderate SCHUCHARD OPTICAL 00, 120T Second Ave, a heavy glass tumbler: TACOMA DO YOU WANT TO BUY, BELL, at the Greater Standard West Coast SatageCo ur Frida isit here prof a $1.50 solid oak stool, extra special for Friday, 69c Friday Morning June 18 8:30 Sharp food grinder, special— *79¢ s0c8S eave STARTING. 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If YOU want St D $1.50 82.50 French Fur en's $5 Stiff Hats 11S Second Ay The adjuster e moved the four different stocks into one Se building, to save selling cost and expense. All tour stocks will AGREE be sold at FIFTY CENTS on the WE TO PAY DOLLAR to retal] Seattle trade, a ™ * as ypll as the wholesale trade. 18, at 9:30 sharp. @ trade waited on from unuil 11 a, m. by L, R lephone Main 1 Ind, 100% 3 m Palmer West Coast Salvage Co. 825 Third Ave. Corner Marion St Callahan, L. R. Palmer, vibration, ight ther. not ale eweat baths, and other as mothods. Optied! rooms sand treating eyes icea In Seattle. Con- eatments $1 each and Optician. lo's « Bldg, Second Main 2461. Ont | and Pike. 1c | DOWNING, HOPKINS @ NYER, tne, (Batablished 1893) | BROKERS | Stocks, Grain and Provistons, pointers where bass to go f wen 270 Private Wires, Both 0 006 Alaska Bldg, A. L. HALL, 1111 First Avenue H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER. H If you can't get boots or H shoes to fit you, get them made to measure at ; si7 JAME STREET. ; DU tte uC asta For rent. Kohler & Chase, !4a%8 Second Av. Opp. Arcade Bil