The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1909, Page 11

WW i th “BORROWED" MONEY AND UNABLE TO MAKE GOOD. ° (Ny Untied Press) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 0 [Thomas J, Connor, for 10 years a rusted clerk tn the icket offte Tels esate Just What) ot the southern Pacific company i's Ih @ state of collapse today, fol He Must Do or He Willi owing his arrest on tno connie or - Suffer Collapse That sy ombextoment It te alloged that an expert ex Will Lay Him Low. amination of Connor's accounts shows that his shortage foota up he }to $40 Conndr, who ts | py HERBERT A. WHITE | oarw o completely collapsed when locked up at the city prison wt of th ) » op sveaiepeeyl Hoo ey] With tears streaming down hin face he declared that he had worn United Press Associa ‘ad tho ssc SOUVEN ‘set's ROR SEATTLE DAY ete physteal | Speectal souvent attle day at the at all the banks in the city row and, while it is not at all neces sary to have one of these to gain admission, it has been thought that ni would like fo have #o mbranoe of the day Ther chet with a tickets for Se tomor “i Marri whose ad ade a special re Harriman . aa much thoroughness he ha . aaeaiinn ily w howe hy siets gaya) far i tetan | as} of Attached for preservation has been |, specially designed, and those who Wish can obtain them at the banks 1, /or at the Chamber of Commerce | THEY MUST 60 SLOW A letter has bev the local steamboat each of the captains of the steamers plying ng from & nye] or nourtshme: man | a general we and verwork added Harriman was ot » howe ve regularly jary by and launches plying to and fro by hat surprised Prof most was Harri ed condition. He of better financior was} bree courses of cautioned Har to follow closely, The first fe for Harriman to lle quiet bed for many ‘aa day c only the mos in snftielen' ALY SUED a MANAGER CORT Ang. 20 ar Fealy, one lived up to ofin Cort, the er, has fled suit Fealy's stepfather, Sienor Ho Cavallo, Cort has been 4 by Judge Shattuck, of Brict court, to make his charges Fe specific rated fn his complaint, that Mins Fealy’s serv to be “special, unique, | and that she was! Cola, Alleg of bis agree. theatrical against ere diary ime paid $260 per week for the Editor: Look here, of 19067, ranging up to! from your pen? per week for the seasons of Poet: Ab, but this fs weewreten, 1. \CLERK STEALS TO KEEP TWO HOMES ! | TRUSTED RAILWAY EMPLOYE fair will be on sale} ti vad Sound and in the hi CHICAGO, Aug, — 20.—Wheat Seed tt ary ne them to pre started a abade weaker and lower errr caret e ee apeed while the sland closed % to 1% coats below J ebusua! mental and phys- | PArbor yosterda eptember was the fac adagh Senior rears ot; . Th® order In given because of tor and the option was raised sev Storie ho would enjoy years Of) 44 jarge number of small boats|eral times during the day by the EVADING THE BAN. didn't tel you we wanted nothing more SE himself gray in the service of th company he rob after a decade of honest work, Connor te sald to be A man of exemplary habits never using whinky or gambling tn] any manner To the police Connor stated that hin stealing waa due to the fact] that he was to keep] up two homes hat his in come was not wufficlont for this TT clared that he was forced to keep up the stablishment of his wife in the is noparated and alse the at, from whom he and her two children home of hi tn this city ared, Was too much} of & burden for man to as] nume, and he began to “borrow amall suma, fully intending, as he sald, to make good to the company mother one woen the cruisers and the city wharves, aay one of whieh It ts feared might be awamped by the heavy Wash created by the steam ore traveling at speed AUTO TURNS TURTLE {My Cnlted Prose) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 0 While speeding along the ¢ boulevard early today, an aut bile containing William Bean, the ner of the machine, F. Dicks, of New York City Mra, BJ. Yates! and Miss Stella Shay, both of San Franctaco, struck a rock in roadway and turned compl over The oceupants were from the machine In time to being crushed under the the heavy automobile, WHEAT MARKET Se gaid that attempts to make} play at low prived per- is the of contract. Beit Be Ven 1611 AND BROUGHT OVER ON MAYFLOWER, Pew people of this ever saw many relies of the Nower. EB. G. White, of 1420% Madison al, posseanes a prayer book brought over on the famous old craft, by his Mreat- grout great. creat. great father. [t start down to White when he be queathed It to his son, after he got old enough to know what it was, That son was Perry Greene White, the first child born in the original Mayflower company The olf retic, which Mr. White now displays with pride and han dios with care, has been bound three times—the last time by his generation May order fre ie We te thbir excetionce of Ma justice to the dead, did a rather] an exeqtiont, p! of diwork in “It’s Gravity Flow” That Makes It Successful “It’s the Location” That Makes its Value 16,000 Acres UE COLUMBIA— Hiyou are in the narket for an irrigated f farm, we Advisabilit to Richland and seeing kp three years’ consistent progress in gravity irrigated Mie. ‘Talk the hland farmer. He is a very busy i buat he will find tir W you that he has at last found eeetry where ever where he ha shotld be Wave a booklet that ya Contemplates buying lands for Ment. Sent free, Write today Ptahds Welling as iow as $125 Mer tight from gravity flow ditch. 3 equal ansual tt s congenial and endence n the hands of every a home or for an with perpetual 4 cash, balance er acre, lerms hland Land Co. ¥ Downs Block, 709 Second Ave. ast Aven 10 4023 Third Avenue. MM) zw! <:' SEATTLE MAN HAS | TERESTING RELIC, ———oer a PUBLISHED valet time. The off book ‘has de | Through Victoria gtude job, although ft was no doubt | | | jlotte both ways, giving time for a} | yinit at the citles of Vancouver and | Victoria. great-great-grandfather, who, in att Suan ts Active pase nod the San jattention p THE STAR 300 MILES OF QUIVERS AND SHAKES ON AUTO-BIKES bould communtoate mittee at the cha with th them BIG MILL DESTROYED. (iy Cotied Prowse) VANCOUVER, BL ¢ Fire destroyed moet of th Hunting early this morning. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2¢ com very surprises for t (My Uolted PHORNIX, Artz rifle rains that have continuously for the caused damage It ley and in the Wickemby of this clty, th bert of dollar xade had a bard fight to save neigh the heavie boring premises of the Vancouver | here in ears, and Lumber company. The loss ts fired | Lgssay 4 and r at $120,000. seended through nine generations. On the front page these words tell | what is contained further inside: | “Book of sermons and prayers by} Maister Richard Greenham, {m-| printed by Thomas Creede for Wii.) liam Welbie and are to be solde at) his shoppe in Paule’s chureh-yard the signe of the Bwanne, 1611” \ E. G, White, who now owns the book, has ne children, but will prob. | ably turn the aged souvenir over to} bis brother's family in the Kast, after he seta through with it To Vancouver :30 p.m. Return by Daylight | Princesa Char. ‘Take you en route Juan islands. CANADIAN PACIFIC, | 609 #iret Av. eee, Seattle in. “Closed September 6, Day at the Expos) We will be there.” Union Savings & Trust Co. | of Seattle Capital. ....csceeee $300,000 Surplus and un- divided profits .. 40,000 getting savings ac §) Alaska and all f} of Washington. 9} 0 other day from way down In Panama, whore they're building the canal, It's easy to do your banking by mall—ff you want to, And it's #} unnecessary to send your money to Cleveland, Our bank Is right ff) here. We are from atate one the counts ver the inTEREST QJ PER CENT Compounded Semi-Annually, 18 D. HOGH, President. _— N. B. SOLNER, Cashter | | | | DIRECTORS; | Ferdinand Schmitz, J.D. Low. Fl man, A. @ Stewart, ©. H. Bebb, I) R. C. MeCormick, James D, Hoge, N. Bi. Boiner. | CORNER SECOND and CHERRY 8THEET wear Seat, at One price With cuffs either colors, me Our Ch before showing our few days more, house around the BTICE OE f eermpes 04es'd (G09 ¢ for this Hturbid and awoller scapon’s use ng the end, new Fall goods, the Age: ), 1909, TERRIFIC RAINFALL irk About 50 dozen Men's Fancy Sox, in browns, values up to 20c, have been all put together in one lot, and ent to the low Underwear 45c We will offer tomorrow all our light weight Combed Peruvian Yarn Under- ; also all our light weight Summer Mesh Underwear, drawers double Don’t Forget the Big Bargains in GOLF SHIRTS at 55c, 75c, 85c to $1.15 attached or detached, in a splendid assortment of ligl Men's Suits $7.75, $13.50, $19.65 to Close thing Sale i and to make big cut in prices will continue for a Men’s and Boys’ Sweater Coats At 50¢ and $1.15, worth double the T hey’re cool, price, they're comfortable McCormack Bros. 812-14 First Avenue Opposite Colman Block TWO STORES—SEATTLE, TACOMA “ye REPORT OF DEATA OF HARRIMAN “IS | but Amerte DRINKS ACID FOR WATER (iy United Prom.) VANCOUVER, Wash, Aug. 20 Dewitt Coole a farmer, | in a dying condition here Loday follow ing a fatal mistake last night wher he swallowed pure sulphurle acid eported to congress "ARRANGING TO CLOSE PERKINS PARTY 1 |CASE AGAINIST WOMAN iy, vc Swe" Pe’ UPON SEATTLE DAY. Havinp-paraT Tp|p. DISMISSED IN COURT S20 cur" “| Old Oak Shoes $4.00 that these withdrawals have been The Seattle day committee of nt | In Juation Pred rows court | made in order*that proper legisla . 4 0 JOARD 8. 8. YUCATAN, AT yeuterday afternoon the ease | tion ta enacted to pi rve There's amber of Commerce whieh gira Aug, 20.—Dy United Wireless against Fannie Alleu, a chamber-| power sites t vent and pate ¢| baa been circulating the agreement Telegraph. —Arrived at Cordova at. 4 orgetowh Who|to prevent monopolies, it was lowe on that day among the ¢ pm. yosterday. George Perkins was charged with having stolen | stated chants of the elty has met with and his party will atay here all day! $126 from one C. Bramer, wan din we amount of success, But Ot) Friday and Friday night will start missed. The evidence was so un-| the same time It haw not been able for a cruise towards Sitka, All satisfactory and inadequate that MAN BLOWS HIS : to reach everyone mombers of the New York finan-|the judge refused to consider that] HEART TO PIECES ’ It Is therefore requested that cier's party are well and enjoying the woman had committed any] thone who wish to close and to ob- the trip. ‘The scenery and resources orlme was conclusively shown] FRESNO, Cal. Aug. 20.—Mark A nin tlekets for thelr YOR of the Alas ry have proved jon her behalf t she ch-| Austin disrobed bimeolf in bin | M5 Wiest Ave, Colman Building |room this morning, eat on the ¢ of the bed, put his foot on the trig ly respected and an b ing woman We Do Repairing LOSE LIVES IN FLOODS. Ter , pited Press.) simost | DENY Colo, Aug. 20.—Beyv have eral lives lo a t a jamage te re ted * ction, sult of floods which ach |t vy etorms that have aine the state fi un WEEK-END SPECIALS alt orge dam has broker = are jand river is rising We quote just one; there are many others equally good which you must see to appreciate. The stock is new, the prices low and the treat- ment you get here will bring dit back. OAK EXTENSION TABLE Can Golden Oak ‘Table; ex oe. ‘\ Se tends to6 feat substantial <4 ly made; top 45 inches in di ameter; massive feet. A splendid buy. claw Tomorrow tans, blues and blacks, THE LIBERALITY OF OUR CREDIT SYSTEM The ARCADIAN RANGE That's the name of We want ba be- ‘ yme acquainte America’s best, and we |‘ acquainted with | tl , 1 the many desirable feat- ye . exciu wy by ul ures of our credit system of it in Sea € se ity individestitne trams it to you on easy terms. ) See the ARCADIAN it makes things easy for exhibit in the Manufac- | YO" \sk for Mr. Gott- turers’ building at the| Stein personally. He'll lair, It will interest you. | be glad to talk with you, The Best Kitchen Cabinet Regular Val. ue $35.50 With this 1 thorough cleaning up your kitchen, your work ts reduced to a minimum. Everything is in Its place, and the a place for everything The cut fs an xact is repro. duction, but you must see the cabinet f to fully eclate its to you Just the thing to wear valu It {s finished golden, has zine top, size 28x48, and is fitted with molding boards, bin, ete, M. A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. OPEN. 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