The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1910, Page 10

She’s Fastest Typist and Th on for all young girl! typ eor of I lL ry on typewriter apeeder of the world, Miss Frits can write out words faster than most cam palgn ey re can speak them, | which mnie Every arapher at some time or another, has tried to see how fast t t would go. would f the party) other day words in an | » minute. rthand 187 5 MISS ROSE FRITZ. PUNCH THE BAG AT THIS CHURCH Whe (Ry United Pree) Keyston PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 14 Green Lake, are » or innocence of ex-Congre or elsewhere, they arc Binger Hermann, charged w tracy to defraud the reas a Adee “What's the matter, Bit he to permit a trip to the Water tank] of pubite lands in the creation | asyed for a complete stock. The trata-| Biue Mountain forest re William Moran, the fireman,| men dug into thelr Jeane for dimes} . WE SEARS “wad Coneee | eageee investigate a »n for their helpers and the show was} yuh, Jimmy?" says or adent stoner of the general land office, i# | cussed volubly WwW wer, | ‘Sure ting,” says an | undecided. The fury, which schoo! athlete, pausing il for conviction and one for bardment of the punct acquittal, was discharged by Judge were badly brulee At Keyston Ww chure grton at 9:40 0° HERMANN JURY IS DISCHARGED: Stenographer in the World THE SEATTLE STAR GRAY-HAIRED LITTLE WOMAN WAITS the ri with many patle of water onto a siding here, and bumping water front. The tofl furnishing | others along the straight road/some novel features, the loungers Suddenly the engine gave started in r ck this morn string of box cars DAILY FOR THE HUSBAND WHO WILL NEVER COME--HE WAS LOST AT SEA, Nearly every, day a witened, «ray-haired little woman site in & chair, amid boxes and bales in one of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's docks, waiting for her husband to come back from the wow. For hours at a time ahe oceuples a chair, placed at her disposal by the kind-hearted watehman and other wharf employes who know her story, She scarcely notices the flocking of people, the rumble of trucks and the hoarse eries of busy men which vibrate on every side After her vigil has completely tired her, ahe may# to the kindly watchman He didn't come, but | think he'll be in tomorrow Then she goes away Shouldn't wonder tf he will he Hee use to tell the frail watcher that her many years; was lost at sea. At firet, he did tell the woman that her waiting was useless, but he soon discovered that his telling was no lee so, A wistful, know ing smile would Iht up the withered face, and the gray head would give & con jetory shake Or li come,” she would say The wor « Mrs. Harrtet ¢ d she makes her home with daughter Fourth av. The husband for whor waite in vain as Don Co! who war lost at # © many ye t moat observes the amiable official; but For tt ls no dead = for He knows be Hes, and he has lied many tines, husband has been pafarere do not recall him, Th k Was & Kreat one to wife, i. with the he of old ag r mind bas become unbalanced. She believes tha r husband #tfll Hvee and t# liable to come back to he day, #0 she waite on the wharf for him, and probably will undisturbed, until the time comes when she goes to him ‘BIG ENGINE GOES DRY. AND UNIQUE | SCENE IS WITNESSED | ON WATERFRONT You recall how small boys carry | didn't have any iden we were so water for the elephant when the | !o¥ epite ¢ The ge tank where locomotives cireus comes to town’ , usually quench their huge thirate Well, something like thet hap | was a long distance off, but Puget 1 in the raijroad yards n Sound age yariou wmap wiles vow Gh. waeaeel aa at ore not #O he he train words in at e and followed this, Six years ago, at 15, she began t Re . rew was Assembled, and the haw by trans: her notes 112/atady typewriting. In oks abe {when a big, black Northern Pnciti William, for he should have wo wan doing perfect work the rate |*Witeh engine wont dry and com | jooked mo lowely to the rf ° e for s in jot 120 is a minute. Hard work/ gested «witching traffic for half supply. sought re to Ket what Mise Frits did and nothing else did it an hour, while the train crew, sev: | and carty water to disabled nai = cme: [eral boys, and other Ic ere on gine. docks fed the whe monster Call for Velunte “Ht, youse guys, get some and carry water to this engine, and there'll be something to it for yuh he sang out to an idle group on the Engine Goes Dry. engine was hauling a long shunting some ‘The je coughs and wheenes Ringling Brothers probably never and then stopped altogether, The | had an elephant as thirsty a& that mgineer turned to his Mremar Weomotive. Finally it had enough iife. ~ LOCAL BRIEFS F The Daptiot @ athletics are a fine thing and ne. after wrestting with the evt - dasement of the church ts fitted fence in the case for nearly 49 } union will bas as a gymnasiom There the y hours. This action was taken fot Two boats wtll Tuesday evening at the Hotel gters hang out every day and even wing the announcement by the/om the run bet ] Mt incoln with City Engineer R. Bt. fng except Thursday (prayer meet.| foreman that an agreement was out | Leech! park serr "n omnor 90 the weniten ane cot nat cf future the evenin mong other tng night) and Sunday f the question. ae a ~ Be se eve ween te * c- si " i ; ' | Preaches Farewell Sermon, | ## been looking the prospects | Pim Baots Oy hk Jumped Overboard. Rev. John Marvin Dean, for the|""\" ‘P**t «4 I= view SS al met J. FP. Morrow, a steerage passen-| past seven years pastor of the r * will be oligttde ger who embarked on the Cottage Tabernacle Baptist church, preach The conere i at | guests City at Prince Rupert, was when the vessel arrived at Seattle. | ing.and, with hin family issing ed his farewell sermon last even will leave Other passengers believe that he| tomorrow for San Jose, where _ overboard in a despondent|has been called to the F it. * church. 2,000 Yards of Embroid 3,000 Yards of Fi Yards of Corset ery and Insertion tm | bric and La abrolidery, dos patterns; strong © F ble edges: values ery with fancy od ens of ewell patterns, al * a yard. To clear ‘!neertions uj 12 inch 17% Inches wide; values 4 es; values to to 360. To- cle 3 Strong Specials Tuesday *: OG | Sy Gar a rare:. LOG | Tosotuy ce seat, 108 APRONS 9-4 Brown ee SHOES eruces 81 Inches Wide — Special ee per Yard C The Beat Lon Veluse Ave at ondon's FLANNELETTES—i2%c Flannolettes inches wide: fe Men's $2.00 Bveryday Bu e k mete Ss, waista, w pers, ete 8 jal T only " Bic 8 f boa calf, mode : t Tuesday OUTING FLAN -Dark-Colored Outing Plannels, ail heave este, aeab'bo4 extra special 5c | style Spec yard : 5c cay "} sole, nea be n's Band large | BLANKETS. tton Blankets for single bed. Sp Wou in asso: al Tuesday only, pair 47c p> foron Why 1 nee ZEPHYRS- Embroidered Zephyrs, all colors r ; n sells therm | anteed goods F and wash watt: for : for 15¢ dresses and wa Tues: oe Pe o GINGHAMS. tued G ie white checks; 29¢ va T GINGHAMS—T a ? Ginghams: 1910 sty ‘ value, Tuesda Tuesday, a skein German Keitiine Yon alot $3 and $4 Misses’ $I. 98 style patent ty. Sf 33 special Ta 2% Top Skirts for Infante’ 41,06 and 1.25 hoes Fle I Knitting Wool Panama Skirts clal 69c Yarn | a ‘4 bad ay ses, gray txt Men's Hlucher { Work Le nice w Shoes, overweight steer's i elsewhere Na ide © lows tongue, hee iveted and stand SPECIAL! Spnalbe eeaeimtesee $8, $10, c o ¥ choi "Ral fr oats taker be ' c> o th unt from Underwear LONDON’S CUSTOMERS Enjoy the Most Liberal Exchange and Money-Back Privilege Known ean and $1.50 New iy, Se, ae SI2 Rubberized ¢ Silk Rai ncoats ft tai Woodland All that and the f the bberized t paint tae eat | if a man could foot bis wife as he te tenants. This te the bullding that easily as he can his conscience | iret m.| there would be mit to his be 1 men | bavior ‘| These money-saving Tr § s follow one another ‘3 siceciaos th such rapidity that you are apt to miss a bargain in 1 have been king for unless y cad le lot of new Spr Suits for street weigh m Brown Bhoe Co.'s $3.00 val a Grade Kid Specia aigte for spring Tuesday ® Highes *4- CARPET Rs Axmi ter Carp: t emular regular 4. te Ba 0 lines. $1.4 Special | Body Brussels Carpet; regula $1.40. Special All-Wool Ingrain Carpet regu 62c “Ado Blankets ns Upstaire pails | THE BON MARCHE BECOND AND PIK THE BON MARCHE ‘Trade Sale of “American Printing Co.” Wash Fabri The Most Sensational Selling Event of the Se the First Spring rs Showing of American Printing Co.'s . “Wash Fabrics American P Co.'s Wash rics; worth yard— Patterns A YARD | 25,000 yards of spring, 191 terns. Indigos, blacks, ae ings, Calcuttas, grays, clarets; Swiss effects, indigo and red, gold, plaids and checks. ised & cotton it, cheb of the that rics go on gale ane’ a yard. All 7 s, rings and new rinting ‘Tuesday morning t¢ styles are here Co. wast an ne effects, in the fc } sitk finish, st patterns th sprays, dots, rin design erd = plaids, sand st can Mai: he new is Ganemee—ierth surely be ; Third Fioor—south = Hl | | } t || 4 Great S $19.50 New Spring Suits Hl 4 || A Striking Trade Sale ‘ od one, The Suits are made of hard wwiitehede, fancy striped serges, pin checks, her- ri ctembones Panamas and mixed suitings, shown in the chic ring styles. The short, semi-fitted coat with ng roll neatly trimmed in satin or silk and self buttor le with patch pockets. The skirts are cut ill, with the new cluster or side plaits Hall Price on Handled Waists Z Read These Grocery Barantos for Tuesday Tomato Cateap—Far New Pack | reat vals AG, These Waists are slightly soiled from handling ; the _ 48 | damage is very slight; o dering and it disap "The These $6.00 Waists for $3.00 white lawn ertion makes 9¢ acle reer ly ile that Theo $5.00 Waists for $2.50 y trimmed in la lace and in just a few spe ist make the ralf These $4.50 Walsts ioe $2.25 French liner ont and narrow we go ice in half to yout $5 and $6.50 Women’s Blanket Robes $348} of eiderdown, in plata cut extra te as clean a en Nornx Seap— Kidney Bewnn—t Fay n's Blanket Re made red and greer of excellent q a mixture of The rd and tassel ; 5 Cotton Moire Petticoats Marked 48e | ‘ ton moire; oe ir paren that adds months FANCY CHINA ae gray; or Snappy Specials for Morning Buyers ON SALE FROM 8:30 TO 10:30—-NO PHONE ORDERS 40c Sack of Flour for 30c Unly ane Beha aoe || Worth Up to 35¢ for, Each Fourth Floor 2000 odd plese’ ~ are worth $5¢ 8c Glass Tumblers, 3c ‘BG | _ Se Casement Cloth, 8 1- 3c | meal Dishes, Soup Plates, B ke nice window curtait An ap te te wie Fruit Saucers, Dinner Plates, Bread | and Butter Plates 4 ohh 83c Fancy Cups and Saucers, Hair Receivers, Powder Boxes, Shaving Mugs. td piece 20c Gingham Aprons, llc Rare ' ere Me wit Khe ¢ ie worth IT PAYS TO TRADE IN SHATIUN Vo SHATELO'S BIG STORB—SROOND AVE, AND I