The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1910, Page 11

x HALTS WEDDING TO SERVE WRIT [PARIS POLICE SCREAM WHEN THEY SEIZE INGENIOUS APACHE THUG Rapes RRR ar LYNN, with a writ while he was Munu., calling, for Fev. 4 he Apaches, shame: | thus BUT HIS TWO; feud with the police Last year a white slaver go to his bride, Karl D. jwell known local business man, Liabouf of a determined constable, | was sentenced to prison for his | Not until a final adjustment af trafficking tn young girls, He came the claim ef a local money brolmer out vowing vengeance on the police | to free himself | Liabeuf, a man of the real Apache argument did Fogg man During a heated (ty United Frees.) type, did not heattate to boast that tween the bridegroom and the NEW YORK, Feb, 3—Charles|he was going to kill a pollceman jstable a hack drove up, It wa Cot mmission merchant who|He warned them that he was com loarry the bridegroom to the home| qe West 187th st, ts angry }ing, which was entirely unneces lof his sweetheart. Foge and hi«/ : with the New York }#ary, for as soon was sighted |moard entered and were driven to police two policemen grabbed him by the |the nearest telephone pay station, On the instructions of the detec-}arms, Immediately there were | where Fogg got into communica. | tive bureau Cohen tled up $2,000 | shrieks of pain, for under his sleeve Uon with an attorpey, Then it took | fe real money, and gave tt to afLiabeuf was armed with bands of twelve minutes to adjust thé mat: | Black Hand messeng The police ther vielously studded with bun} to *the satisfaction of all con promised to that nothing hap- | dreds of needle-polnted naila / corned pened to the money. They added} With hands pricked and bleeding | Leaving the constable behind, that he might mark the bills for}the pollcemen dropped thelr cap | omg drove to his waiting bride. | identification. He did et arms. Quick as lightning the! He was an hour late, but the bride, | Nothing happened except that alApache™began stabbing his captors the Rey. FW. Perkins and 100 messenger delivered the m to with the diabolic knife the members mueste were all there. \ the biackmallers rhe Foe away of his tribe always carry. Other! Veeo.g POINTED ARM GUAROS —_ | ni rade A a po the IF HE LOVES YOU HE'LL BEAT YOU) Cohen ¢ prospect of Mr gaged it most b } of Paris / © annab the night of wary 19, As atipy sing knife and gun, in ade CHICAGO, Feb, 3 Does your note from the t he dorm guar Finally [husband beat you? ead drew up in f was overpowered and d ed more | “If not, he does not love you,” home The chav dead than alive t ice a This philosophy was expounded steps, rang the t tlor |by Mrs. Mary Duffy before Judge a veal woney. Crowe, when her husband, Peter | Duffy, was arrested on complaint ot petghbors for beating her. If he didn't beat me once in a }while I'd think he didn't love me and was followed at the Cadiliac again the taxi {| TRY THESE NAMES 1 ON HELLO GIRLS Ch After ne any more,” Mra. Duffy pleaded, “A we t w te " and . man's not a man that won't show ga ape whd with & he i* the boas by Iking his wife € b ! 8 “ once in a while. 1 think the more w f h ‘ pone lof him for it td appea T a wo exchan ri | Judge Crowe smiled and aad | So fa Mr. Coher ’ I have often heard ft sald that they we waiting y i he Chinaman has an women love best the hand that clerk had not told them devil's” tel beats them, but I have never be awhile, that tf th “ is are never fore heard a womdh admit the ed package that t . language. In fact. However, Mrs. Dulfy, yo feur a Nady and gentleman had | 5 efer to them as are the judge tn this case. 1 called and got | butterfiles that prisoner ts discharged wrundiloquent KUTTE, Mont.-Charies W. Cock rell, a brever known throughout the | | | | acific Northwest, t» dead today } NO USE CALLING ni HIM A “PINHEAD” What Do You Think of This New,! improved Pin? | PARIS APACHE’S WEAPONS. from the effects of carbkellc set supposed to have been swallowed with euloidal intent BABY’S SHOE NEXT TO HIS HEART IN ALL HIS 20 YEARS OF TRAMP LIFE }Pixgah home here. Soon afterward | he died without revealing his ni or his history. In his tattere ‘cohen aS ae | (By United Pres) LOS ANGBLLES, Cal, Feb. % Through all th vicissitudes of Edison’s New tramp life, while sleeping fn barn, | was found §910, sewed in the lin-| hay stack or field, while camping ing. Over his heart rested the lit } beside railroads or lying In village | tle shoe. | jatls, Nathan Franklin carried with| Later, « slip of paper with the! him a tiny baby shoe, a soiled and|/name of the son, and his address | With Six apled reminder of happier|was found in the shoe Young Records. days long ago. Franklin, now married and with THE NEW PIN. The little shoe today ts the prin-| children of his own, identified the After many years of faithful ser |Cipal evidential exbibit whereby! memento and recognized a morgue | vice the common domestic pin je | }>omas J. Franiin, of this city,|photograph as that of his father | likely to become old fashioned, and |©®™me into possession of a litde who disappeared from home 21 jheard of money left by bis father, years ago. Franklin spent 0 of the stall estate in purchas @ive way to an improved pin | nearly Tt ia charged against the domes-|the aged wanderer, 9 @e pin that its sunall head has dis | Just a year ago, Nathan Franklin, |ing a fitting burve: prot and In oreet Qdvantages. These are romedied (Ol and infirm, was received at the ing a stone over his father's grave in the new domestic pin, which bag | === : liedaiian ®@ smal", straight bar to replace the ; rened . 1 head. it js made in six sizes, the| DANCED ON STEP- by adh stony Epes wre Rar? amallest of which is about one inch GHTER’ BS aa , | fm length, and the largest abcat DAU SRI ' two Inches. They are put up in dat Sead Gcnns BARKEEP CASHES | 8 on nf bout 100 each.! . Be . whe new Rind fs eapectallyvneui|-gQANLAND, Cal, Fee, 20) CARRIERS’ CHECKS ” Userul) cause he : wald to anced & - | ta fixing tagether ehes 6 “i 2c | polka on big step-daughter’s ribs on (Ry United Pres) Be tneccted, without hunting chujber wedding moro, Poter WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Carrle b oo a naee arse Che vich is in the city jail Nation, the saloon smasher, came | er ES age rs a ey charged with to Washington a few weeks ago and ” ~ of the re od the U ay a this pin are that it, can be with. /0f wee fend to — “ag eg gp agp « Finger! that his step-daughter’s prospective, She paid her aitorney, Matthew} fuaterinl over the hand, und ie ned |busband is Nick Ballas, and that|E. O'Brien, by check. Mr. O'lirien | - an Pencolioek — poe Ballas’ pay from the Southern Pa- cashed the check with a friend. Am! ven! ees ee cific railroad is not suffictent to other friend accommodated the first | pamtecd Number on Sale Thta Bis brother « “pinhead ‘support a family. The step-daugh-| friend, and a Seventh street saloon i onty ate abet - jter, Annie Jackullvia, was awaken- | keeper obliged the sceond friend oh ick rf j Cony Mieke Belind Gare. * | T'S Radenovich yestettae more-| tow the salooakeeper has an ad ing. She elaima that be valid Here's a penell and some paper vertiasing card graphic TREMS—A DOLLA A WEEK. the out with a photo miuetion of the check PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Feb. 3 Another attempt to obtain the re Having purchased entire lease of Ferdinand Céhen, charged If you want to leave any message, | with the caption “We cash Carrie race & Brown with the abduction of Roberta’de Write tt down, for this is your last | Nation's checks Janon, has failed. A telegram has | !OUr On earth.” been produced which Cohen sent) The Sirl aswerta that he then! American Trainmen Will Quit his wife after disappearing with the “¢!2¢d @ piece of rope, drew a Bane " paem arquneed aq to terms waving both weapons. She man. the National Hnes of Mexico bave NEW ORLEANS han |8#ed to escape from the room and,| voted almost unanimously to quit heer’ bach" nadueeed ition /Recording to her story, fled to her ad. They will walk out about meet here Febru mother’s roo Radanovich is said ruary 10. Drawer Operated CASH REGISTERS If you want a drawer operated register let us sell you the best one made at the lowest price. All total adders—all tape printers. Prices, $50.00 $65.00 $75.00 $90.00 $115.00 Detail Adders $30 $40 TALKS ON TEETH By THE REGAL DENTISTS SAVING TEETH akin to life say | ree ing h waving ts Good teeth are closely related The teeth to good health, rule of office Is to Befare the of our method of @ipply missing way nave discover ing there teeth, was on) and that Was with a plate In this case the dentist would have no hesitancy to pulling a few teeth $115.00 which might be tn the way, ao he could make a good job: (including Autographic Attachment) $50 © want to arrest your attention Total Adder Tape Printer by this advertisement, it you are F. O. B. Factory halting between the old plan and ° + De 1 ry Registers From 1c to $59.99, the new, and beg fou to at least let is have t how unn¢ portunity of showing ary it 1640 lose a natu ral tooth if you will have your teeth fixed by our method After we submit & phase of testi mony in our favor from patients who have listened to us thank us all the Our Autographic Attachment “Cheaper by $10 Than Any Other” days of your life National Cash Register Co. F isiieiin'i: tied tletry yrought heelth and hap. Salesroom—719 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. fave a Soe tele ie rapt The work of putt in the mouth ia not -the least bit painful All Second-Hand Registers Sold by Us FULLY GUARANTEED — H4jhest #fwit'atiwon “te a i REGAL DENTAL Prices Paid for Second-Hand Cash Registers orthwest corner Union at Ohi da lace Mic aedttreee h Ing these teeth and anch 1 them E. H. EPPERSON, Sales Agent Antee OFFICES, Third a and Ncross the street from postoffi THE SEATTLE STAR Nortieed } bin arréat | nh a bathtub prepar: | ing to don bis wedding clothes and i Foss, ay wae giver an ordeal at the hands) ; thing) you will; Sacrifice of Women’s Suits $40,$45 and $50 Tailored Suits Truly a wonderfu haye ever seen. You « actually worth $40, $4 are multe made of ox of fancy Freneh suitings. coats; fo the mult, These eu’ ‘The #kirta are cut extra full and tatlor stitched beautifally lined throughout with rich . valuen, we omen = are to pay In of Eng favorite soft silk or hea with exceedingly graceful ir Remember th 1 sale of Women's Fine Tailored Bults ont ‘ot your choice of any of there fashionable ) and $50 each; and all you nave eellent quality chiffon broadcloth They are thie season's ite are made $45 and $56 suite and that $18.50 buys any one of them here t $6.50 Women’s Silk Petticoats at, Each The great trade sa Bilk Petticoats aro w fine quality soft taffe tan, mode, gray at bottom, trimmed w Pettiooats are include are cut very wide 49¢@ brown and biack through the ale brings you ell worth $6.64 We ta and we have them fr They are cut exce ith narrow tucks and braids of self 1 4 in the lot. They come in some of the ve hips, with wide flounce made of nar a splendid Petticoat aterin Second Vloor FOR WOMEN’S WASH WAISTS WORTH 79¢ holee of any Sample Comers Lace Curtains, Each - Sample Corners of Migh-Grade Lace Curtatne’ 1% yards long Samples Lace Curtaloe worth $10.00 » pa tenbere and Arablan tor short windows and door yp. the prett atont ‘Third Mieor WEAR WILLIE CHESTOCK ng doth often as y tay SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN THE THEATRETTE f | MI*e HELENE The Lite a Wiel Wonder In Singing and Dancing Sp MASTER WILLE cnt TOC The Boy Wor t From 10 to 12 A. M From 2 te 6 P.M a LUTELY NO CHANGE 2 QRe | | Re ceer Sets ond whip one of them | 65c Figured Linoleum, for, Square Yard - - Remnants of Linoleums, » jarge enough f want to make short ends, so & square yard i7e of these popular came in, made ’ fal patterns, in } High-Grede | designe hey are al- | & yard and are apler ATrade Sale of Fine Linge} ‘The mustin vu rried to New Yorkl x Ket even tor the She was an wuCCeRstUl 560 deren Corset Coven and 1000 doses other Undermusiins arrived yesterday, Hare in the way we price them 250 Dozen 45c Corset Covers, Each 25¢ Made of fine muslin, deep yoke made of three rows of er Torche Insertion, with beading and r nm between, and arm e fintshed with lace to match rawstring at walet, good value at 45 Trade Sale ce erwear ¥ better bargains t Fatr ore t and embroidery “i 2 Grocery Specials «i Great Food Show Kf finn lage and ember eee hed Merriag—Now ter Holland | Lane Califor Mixed te 95c 5 boneless pieces ke ek itined Reedlienn Friday Lard—Frest rich And delice tries, Friday 1 New Te che Vrewen Prunee—cen wine | oop rich and fragrant Ceylon eweet cured, medium | ar old-fashioned. basket.fired Cal Fourth Fleer $1.25 Feather Pillows, Trade Sale of ms OC & Rood bbe quality. 500 Dozen $1.50 Women’s Gowns for High-Neck Gowns wit stitched tucks: nec ruffie: Siip-Over G Emp! good 500 Dozen $1.50 Combinations for 319 some have yoke of rows of Maltese ng and ribbon between; others have yoke ¢ embroidery medallions; garments with beading and ribbon; splendid § Trade Sale price Second Pla@r— (ew: TRADE SALE SPECIAIS } FOR MORNING BUYERS | On Sale From 5:90 to 10:80 Only NO PHONE ORDERS Trade Sale y roldery and ae S with € needa roeny Ke oF 0 Each Ife as Bed Pillows 4% pounds t throug _ Be Merveliice Seba for We tty deat [ 20c Japanese Crepe Cloth for... A one-day Trade Bale of Third Floor $1.50 “PERRIN” | KID GL. OVES, | Be Cotton samme WELCOME size 80x 59c ks, b ‘e. pink faa re—Main Floor. Main Floor—Seath Shelf per for 10c and 12 1-2c Foam | 36-inch Woaistings. tings, 36 inches at will give pretty Ce 1 WELCOME, MA TO OUR GREAT Pt Main Floor SRATOLE'S BIG STOF