The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1909, Page 3

uiny re mA "Woe ull AlN POLICE OFFICER GE A MUCH MERITED PROMOTION rs lw ay jin September of that year more than three years ipa ms & beat prope he elgned For Bainie) rly to duty | ne i he edauatiors ag @ clerk August 18, 1906, he eeant, During hi ergeant, Bannick wa of the in On was inoumbeney 4 long | time at. die trict in charge King It was while in charge squad patre Queen | that Hanniok aptured te-hand ed, @ real live bufglar is now 8 the penitentiary at Walla Walla I 'Phts capture was made only a few }months ago | Capt. Banaick te single and uses netther tobacee nor intoxicants He is popular among his police Agno clates, For a chap of 88, It would appear that Bannick is going some ENGINEER FALLS FROM THIRD STORY WINDOW of the Anne hill While attompting to undress, Bd jward Evans | jmotive engineer 30 years old, a loco last night stum died and fell from a third window tn the Thompson hotel to ae © “WASHINGTON SHORE and then | | | Nght, A BEAUTIFUL eee ! | MYRIADS OF ELECTRIC LIGHTS AT THE AJY.P, GROUNDS CAUSE OF WONDER Twenty thousand electric baths twinkling among the topa of ever kreeve, along quiet walks, and the edgen of the water, make the Lake Washington shore ef the A-YoP exposition (he mont beautiful spot | falr grounds at night, very | evening while the din of the revel lors t# loud along the Pay Streak 4 fow quiet couples haunt the dim Vistas of the park lake shore, a half mile from the scene of merrt Ment and nolwe th attracts the majority of the evening crowds Lake Washington » department of works has | built a fow rustic benches, rolled 4 few rambling paths, ahd left the rest fo nature, The myriad tiny sparkling along the trees, add beauty to the seene without happily, casting too much brilliance | | on the lovers’ lanes that meander among tho evergreens Coming th from the lake Nehts form a beautiful ple Hike one great Christmas the | many strung al me the ot le And one pathways with the walk acre to the right oulrance and y and pee LIVES SNUFFED OUT IN MINE EXPLOSION : (Hy United Prem) WEHERUM, Pa June 23 An explosion oceurred in the mine of the Lackawanna Coal and Cole company today and it is feared that deaths resulted. One hun dred men were working In the mine at the time of the explosion One man is known to be dead |and twelve others are badly burned The remainder of missing, The explosion but will recover the 100 are »' Was due to an accumulation of gaa JANES TO TOUR THE UNITED STATES (Ny TOKIO, Jur Awa, one of KVpphog figures of Middrcial world, today td howd a party of 40 bus United Staten Ir United Press.) Haron Yelloht t dint the m¢ the Japanene consented | send men | who will tour thé Soptember | Commeretal organizations throughout the empire were notl | figd today (0 welect representatly er t6 join ani American ur an party on it it la certain that the buat | nows men who visit the United Staten will be among the leaders of this nation’s affa | | The American trip. ts the renult of notes between American Ambas sador Thomas J, O'Brien and Count Koimura, mintver of foreign affairs SENT TO PRISON, Robert P. Ball, the former clork | in the Seattle postoffice, was sen tenoed to serve one year in Me Neti's Island penitentiary by Fed-| eral Judge Hanford, yesterday Try & Mapleine Ice Cream Cone | It is simply delicious | I | ( THE STONE, FIGHER Co, BECOND AND UNIVERSITY. 5 THE STONE, FISHER CO. Women’s $15 to $25 Suits and Dresses Are to Be Sold Tomorrow at Ten Dollars Fifty of them—fifty veritable prizes—about thirty suits of wool and twenty silk dresses—the latter of foulard and messaline. The Wool Suits are in plain and fancy Panamas, in the paved alley below, He taken to the City hospital it te sald he bas & chance to re cover F. J, Milne, his roommate, says that Evans was undressing when | jhe fell backward, stumbled against jthe low window sill, then fell] | ugh the window. He sustained con oken nose and « badly lacerat nick, ed eye, It te also thought his skull | ained | may be fractured olice was it light colors, rose, blue, gray and tan effects. All whore Pike Street, Near Second Avenue, Telephone — Main S004) silk-lined coats. tad. M471 MacPherson-Gray Co. It will be profitable for you to watch our daily advertisements —you will find every day something that will interest you—real BARGAINS that will save you money. ‘Men's Shirts—Manufacturers’ Samples} | Perfection Mesh Summer Underwear $1.00 Values for 59% | 49% a Suit lastead of $1.00 About 200 Fine Madras Shirts for men | These garment will in Men A containing Perfection Mesh Shirt Balbriggan and Jerseysribbed garments the regular price of them is SO cents ment, or $1.00 a suit. Your choice suit of shirt and drawers , In People's Bank Building, - The Silk Dresses are in Princess style, in foulards A square deal for you when dealing with ws Lowel prices con sistent with de pendable quality and messalines, plain colors and figured effects, lace None worth less than $15.00; On sale tomorrow at— 4 CLAUDE G, BANNICK years of faithful ogany Claude G 8 sergeant, yester: position a wm the late Cay ir, Whe died Jun eply 33 years old ‘itis | NEW SKIN REMEDY as 8 poller h STOPS ALL ITCHING the distinction ¢ & | Officer Who ever | Gkin Troubles of Adulte and Infants | iB alitilar position in the Quickly Cured } 4 the Beattie police de | When it is known that posiam | the new skin discovery, will atop | jthe torturous ltching attending ec zema with first application and | t| bring tmmediate relief and comfort | | to sufferers from all akin troubles ; ¢ list {ite merit will be appreciated and fol-|!t# wonderful succes understood On the tender skin of chafing tp the death of Capt. Laub | fants, poslam may be used with way toadvancement was | soothing and beneficial effects. It jis applied externally, and its re | fes|markable healing powers begin at! wm | ONC e. | All skin yokes, button trimmed. many worth $25.00, atn are the best bargains Underwear « special lot | be on special sale te th morrow at a ffered this | price which is the cost of the material, Alls attached or de | tached; neat, light patterns, These shirts j} are the sample 4 one of the beat Eastern $1.00, " season Knit less Porous a and Drawers hes agar tomor Ade manufact Your choice tom values . 5¢ ers; regular wat A Waist Sale Without a Parallel Richest Net and | panel Orre ow fora ace Waist and ribbon stripe Persian colors; Waists $10.00 and $12,50, Some with printed taffeta silks; , for afternoon and evening wear. of rich Dresden Nets lors Mosquito In all ce took up his dut ers this inorn wacancy crea appointment will Ward in a few days eines Glan = Humes ‘af John Donlan form the : Scrat of Cant Bau was announc Dotted Dress Swisses — Reg others in Bargains in Embroidered Flouncings 75c Values for 23« Is unusual regular 7c a yard tomorrow, that were made to quality, Se ular 18¢ values, per morrow Silkoline — In plain colors and fancy _figrures and stripes; worth Se a yard; t rrow y low-priced, doesn't But we assure you that the values are We court your investigation uncings are from 8 to 14 inches videred « are offered tomorrow $5.00 to $7.50 Silk Waists at a. 95 Rich Me med It it? here These fl wide, er ys Curtain Swisses 4% inches wide; material for pettico: cottage win. regular values dows; regular Your choice tomorrs 12K yard quality, for t morrow 8 1-3¢ | blotches k on sad will te » and cure itching o an| feet, sealy scalp, b rs, ete. A t oe 1876, | special b0-cont package la prepared ss oe, iowa. Subd-|for those who use poslam for these Mewar a vtudent at} minor skin troubles. This, as well Michigan. He|as the regular twodollar jar, is on player under} #ale at the Quaker Drug Co, 1013 First ay. and 406 Pike st, and gi t leading drug stores in Seattle upply of pos of charge weney Lab Twenty-fitth in beat excellent are just the m fine muslin | thing for corset summer dresses; 75 cents a yard covers ers, iloted effects, aline Silk Waists, in plain ta yoke light blue and navy are among the colors worth $5.00 to $7.50. or in fancy lace trim- White, bg lace The all at one price E-FISHER SEATTLE «Germ with lace and rows of styles, s insertion. rose, a ae Werk Weil. | An experime He came to Beattie In 1909, and.) ia may be sbta: Ashort time In they) writ Great Northern rail: | orators in The Star me very ined daintiest styles; to the Hi Weat MacPherson-Gray Co, MacPherson-Gray Co, — "** fires: Soar Sepond, Avenue tomorrow ie @. HE TONE at in another even one call. s Take Notice cd's iat buys and ©. A, Holloway | We offices at 215 Madison | The Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway IS NOW OPEN AND PREPARED TO HANDLE ALL FREIGHT BUSINESS cept perishable, on the same schedule time is other lines. Package cars from Chicago, St: : Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth LOADED THROUGH WITHOUT Bes TRANSFER _ Sl in the above ad in day, June 16. INVESTMENT CASH. {8 liey on corner; im | ower; cles | tide from cen. $1.15 This strong, this serviceable seed Boal Diner is made “ Breakfast Table For Small Apartments of hard wood, finished golden, fF Madison st ran this ad in an Paper on Tuesday, ce of The Star. Ro difference. two calls from solid saddle seat, T-bolt | construction Owing to the exceptional value of this | diner we must limit cach cus- | tomer to six, A well-constructed and serviceable little Table, just the thing where economy of space is de- sired, With leaves down it: measures+23x38 inches; when up, 38x50 inches. Made of solid oak, finished golden; $6.00 value ...... 84.25 Insertion. #4 the property to the faye sold the property for McCoy? ‘haan’t got a call ad in the other evening Solid Oak Desk | A Swell Little Buffet | Polished QuarteredOak MMs money, didn't he? peas : adies Writing Desk, a very neat What he was doing loway are pretty nih } to the evidence | directly (or any | the case, MoCoy “used the better | A neatly de signed and well design, on ; Mission lines, in Early Eng lish finish, 28 inches’ | wide; one drawer with lock case con finished Buffet | straight Itnes bullt on of solid quar tered oak French plate ; conclaatye" which wan “ae Hol OM bis part (and Pe, ¥ G0e8 not dex A Holloway would « $16 Desk $9.85 drawe 1 2 roomy veniently rom divided for filing pa pers, letters, etc, oupboards; | $30 value $13.90 ALL THE creorr you. 4 ng being wummed : Maylights ont of the For Rates or Other Information Apply to R. M. BOYD, Commercial Agent R. M. CALKINS, Traffic Manager 517 Second Avenue, White Building, Seattle, Wash, Seattle, Wash. Monarch Malleable Range Pays for Itself White Mountain Refrigerator Is Lined | With Stone| Linerved, $1 bow