The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1909, Page 14

SS She ne GIRL NEAR Pre uaRATION OOD FELLOWS ARRANGE PRO-! sacramento Canton Ne Bacre GRAM FOR THEIR DAY ‘ Cal, which 1 AT THE FAIR crack —orgat ‘ , There will also be a number of Clase A Cat from Walla W ara i en ompleted rth Yakima, Portland and other Odd Fellows’ day at the A>Y.| points al he Northwest. The reda September and it, entries from some of the crack Can i ted that this will be ne of | tons of the Bast, and there le every Is Attacked by a Sailor | 1 « day nt t of endance | assurance that at least one big Can i t the fatr on will be entered from Canada Who Uses * Razor With . oO th ’ day there w be a ger , "At 6 o'clock In the evening there Such Results She is Ter-!orai parade on the grounds of the} will be a dinner tendered the offi . Patriarchs Militant and a dress|cers of the Patriarchs. Militant b ribly Hacked. parade and review by Gen, M. A.|the exposition officials and at 8 Raney and staff in the Stadium an|o'clock the Impressive ceremony of yee hour later conferring the Grand Decoration of GAN. FRAN 2 The prite drills of the Cantona|Chivalry and the Decoration of Literally hacked to ple < A Chivalry will be performed tn the razor alleged to have been Washington State butlidng, under 4 the direct command of Genera wn Pacmrthosed nang wee Commanding M. A. Raney, of Baiti of age Susan Dule x as more young woman, Is in a set anide $8,000 in cash pri dition today at the emerge f arlous competitio DISCHARGING AMERICANS. | iat Shére weote than 2 ddition to the cash prises there Hy United et ee are ~ cups to be pittably en.| VANCOUVER, B Sept. 10 have been taken in her wounds. «raved and presented to the various | According to news brought by the BE WORN | MONDAY Although he claims to ha ho winners for excellence or display Mexican ste or Lonedale from the lection of having stabbed the Among the Cantons entered for] south, American conductors are but admits that he be re- {the big prize, offered to Cantona} ing dlach on the Tehaxnte More than $20,000 worth of elab with a4 than 24 chevaliers and|ratiroads and Spanish succeeding | ve iV enatan nn will feature the a full complement of officers, is] them I parade on Chinese Day at the A-¥ Alien is oe | P. exposition, next Monday, and the ‘|parade will first be non the tor, Cheyenne later at the fair, The program of foie owe oe NID WILL SPEND IT. (02 8 oo dione house on Bartlett Alley, where the the fair grounds will comprise only woman lived, Allen dashed into the | Chinese speakers musicians aac. wither AND /YAKIMA PEOPLE ARE COMING [object of our visit. We are on Statin be Freel Ohilven he ts 9 4 he| TO SEATTLE EN MASSE FoR | ‘h aatantio over the land tn baa the exposition. Imperial Consul | girl by the throat and commenced A GOOD TIME bg Medy eg Begs oy going to Torkel! Goon Dip has been instrumental tn | hacking away at b e and body bt al * s - arranging the big display for Chi . i “gly 6 -- The formal program in connec. | S™ANm hoses, Allen had almost ceverea| .W. P. Romane, for years a | ton with our visit will be brief, We the woman's head from her body | 'esident of Seattle, b will moet, 1,000 strong, In Pioner and had hacked her tm scores of 2d in the fruit raising business east | Pisce and go to the fair on spe other places before he was finally /of the ia tn Senttio to (cars. There we will Heten to beet torn away from hie alleged victim. {arrange for the program on the | addresses by Senator Wesley | When the police arrived the day set aside by the exposition of: |Jones, Judge C. H. Hanford ana| sailor and the woman were covered [ficlals for the people of the “Val-| President Chilberg. After that 1) from head td foot with blood, and lers of the Yakima Sere aes or ae ee ee Oe jnle shia the walls and the floor of the apart ‘Our ple have already spent | Pay Streak ment were bespattered with & lot of money In Seattle this year t erimson said Mr. Romans this morning, “but ~ : Allen is sald to have admitted that solng to bring ft over here on Sep | | ‘ he may have stabbed the girl, but tember 22 and burn ft. We pride | _, declares that he has no recollection Ourselves upon our respectability ON BODY (lf SUTTON: b of having done so. He said that he and so that we may retain our self j vt suffers from loss of memory and respect we will conduct ourselves ate ~ ” can pot remember the things that in & proper manner while tn § WASHINGTON, Sept. 10—The] # he does while in this condition. At attle. But we are going to ha’ enant James E. Sut-| the emergency hospital it was good time, That's what we're com | (on, of Portland, Ore, who died found that because of the great ing over for a revolver wound during | m, quantity of blood lost by the woman “If, Incidentally, we may adver-| right at Annapolis two yeare ago, | 4 her chances were small for re tise the “Valleys of the Yakima d whose tragic death was inves | 4 covery well and good, But that isn't the; tigated recently by a board of In ‘ “ iit be a “4 Monday from Arlington cemetery i An autopsy will be held, Those I be present when the body | od will be Mra. 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BRUGGEMAN & CO 408 American Bank Building Cor. Second and Madison Cor, Second and Madison |come a department store successful THE STAR-—FRIDAY DRESSED BEEF 19 ON JUMP UPHARD CHICAGO, Kept. 10—Best grad onaed beef reached a level that} had not been attained for years when the prices of No. 1 ribp and loins were raised 1%c and ge re peetively, This upturn, combined with the rise reported Inet weel brought No. 1 ribs to Ife a pound and No, 1 loins to 2i¢ a pound. Pak ora claimed that the shortage in fe ceipte wan reaponsible for the tr creased cost of dressed beef pre vote and to aubstantiate thetr tlons referred to statistics complied by the Union Stock Yards and Tran any, showing alling off imately 200,000 of cattle for the yea ait compa of appr receipts date GOSTLY SILKS WILL WINNIFRED BRONSON LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. 10 fy jitea oing a dead shot innifred Bronso ae and has acquire in two lines to protect olf nie id, bad wp and | women Miss Bronson’s Work as a de tective began at sch when ashe was given the care of the girls her sleuth work and after receiv degrees from two colleges, she od to abandon a literary ‘or which she planned and enter the ranks of professional de tectives: Agency work did not sult ber. She was suceossful as a police de tective Later she decided to be detective She is now foliowing the latter line of work Her aim is to become a secret wervice detective and she will shortly take the civil service ex | aminations “Not half of the tempt to become sald Ob women who at detectives are Miss Bron I think it's be “The reason? cause they are indiscreet about alking Let Him Down Lightly He—If there is taht, will you meet me by ma ? She-—-Excuse me. lam not a gas ete Comic Cute *TEMBER, 10, 1909. ELEGANT ACCESSORIES ‘GAME WARDEN CITED | = FOR FASTIDIOUS GIRLS 0h ALIMON! 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It was apparent he was no lover of flowers 4s the bouquet was always found m the floor the next morning, but even then nothing was susp 4 One of the deputies happened to pick up & roxe from the discarded bouquet and idly began cutting off the stem with his pocket knife. He dincovered the stem was holiow and| upon closer Investigation found par. ticles of white powder still sticking on the inside. ' The next time a bouquet arrived mont ingenious scheme into the Jail was merest chance 2,000 pairs Ladies’ Oxfords and Pumps, inal leathers, at less than manufacturers’ cost. — 3,000 pairs Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, inal leathers, high or low, sacrificed. for the prisoner each flower was ramined One stem netted ‘ enough cocaine to kill three men { ’ 4 t ’ f t ( ‘ Just a dittle talk about our New Fall Suits at 1 The reason why we are able to offer you such an exceptional good . Suit at the popular price of First of all, we are hot bound over to any maker for our merchan dise, but we examine the country's best and then buy for cash, and the buying power of our TWO STORES enables us to get the goods at the And amined by experts in their line be ‘Oe eee ees every Sult is carefully ex- fore we offer them for sale, so that a you can rely upon us to give you wi the best for your money, as we are 0 ho novices at the business, ‘sn ui -e bi a b t s ' Cravenette Coats in all colors and #seme” to $25 and showing a strong line of allthe newest styles for Fall wear, At $10, $12.50, $15 We are u ee Shall be pleased to show you the New Fall Styles. a be a st B D °t For roe. on oO set Ou " of to oys’ ui a th Just arrived—several cases of Boys’ Suits—and we are very pleased to inform you they a® best values we have been able to offer you at ai ek be 95, $3 : e 9 & Cut in the height of fashion, and some with two pairs of Knickerbocker Pants to mately t buy until you see our lines; printers’ ink is cheap, but seeing is believing _ . of . 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