The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1910, Page 3

i RELIGI SHOTMANHE FOUND s°* IN HIS HOUSE tan (By Colted Press) k EUGENE, Ore. Aug. 23.— fan Johnson telephoned from Me Mapie Creek ranch to Ciagere last night that he had ferred home from work un Gpectedity and found €. S. Prinde!, another rancher, in his feme. “! shot him in the head td killed him, and I'm ready surrender,” said Johnson. The sheriff and coroner have ere to the scene. SATURDAY Builders’ Hardware | (DDS AND ENDS The Mortise Lock 1-2 OFF Hose Couplings 10c | Nez: Grass Hooks, $10.00 and $110 Trowels Cylinder 1 Weeders Lock, Odds 1 Hose Washers, Ends, Hose Clamps PRESERVING NEEDS 30c Pickle Jar, 19¢ Stone Butter or Jar; complete with Odds and End: *19¢ Mason meet Jars, 53 Genuine 5. fomplete »\ Saucers; blue porcel doze Economy Fruit Jars T and Ends ON AND PHILOSOPHY FIGURED IN BRUTAL JAP MURDER IN THE SOUT — Bee launch ¢ dismounted from bt PANAMA See miority of mt of t anch, who ha 1 Ielered will elect a ten ng further the affair toner: Renan orectionen (my United Press) i soil ao that i bee mak WASHINGTON, Ang 2 The | we t erecta temp! fit indica a , aplicate of the | = DYING CONVICT — PRAYER AT THE END. 1nE STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1910, MRS. HENRY STARBUCK, OWNER OF THE RANCH ranch te a startling blem In the mur alle there develope & inte pita ne say his re pra soul fo take knee and was th ew. Moisture ome who f the dying ex< llast Week Odds and Ends Sale J All Bargains Are Not Advertised—Some of the Best Are Too Small to Last All Day ALL ODDS AND ENDS MUST BE CLEARED BY $1.00 Door on five-hour stre $1.50 Alarm Clock JAIL GIRL SMOKERS OF CIGARETTES ® feet 11 Inches 20c Castile Soap, 13c t-pound bar of old-reiiable Castile Soap. Odds and Ends special Basket Sale of China Still Continued Cups and Saucers, 3 for 25c Fruit Jars, | Thin Eggshell China ; * * Yellow sea. If such Crabs #| . policeman for smoking cigarets * well-known Crawford tn day's imprisonment BRIDE'S HEAD CUT OFF 43c | ee. : 40c Doz. tes ell 19¢ Dozen Horseshoe Brand Tumblers dozen Mined cape ar i ubber | and Ends specis tags pi 53¢ attacked Ailiss and his young bi onde 19¢ * Man Is Crushed. Pier A this morning was helping load the t heads on the unexpectedly |[Spelser& Hark eee ee THE TRUTH ABOUT THE LIFE OF A FACTORY GIRL (Concluded.) what is wn as “piece work” the girls w paid ac he am of work keep that up Elle The girls made ach mor The Ninth Hour. When I applied to the forewoman O me that she girlie b been trying to the ninth We work nt re here,” she and though I e told the} that the girls ox eight he © won't give it to us. are ed they can't complish cir best w ng a1 night as “the power” went and Ellen, with the rest of us left. he machine, she stretched her n wh we could face, sald ‘Ob is only those who have been embers of that sile sisterhood workers who can under how truly her words were not A prayer echoed in every woman who has ches, a power ed WORLD'S BIGGEST CRAB. & J. KB. Stanley, propri or of ® . in the * * Colman dock, boasts of having ihe seri $'Use Choral for Wholesale Murder » bigges has J i, The ed in t cimen was captu ® existed in Puget sound, crab * bers would have to use circus ® nets to catch them. The crab called Mmacrochira aemp ® sori n SRE POLICE WATCH FOR CROOKS AT CIRCUS) AKheseh Barnum & Bailey's big} is in the city today, nothing! of the ordinary has been re port. to the police authorities. 8 comes, the | na big cire 6 keep eyes open for pick ets and thieves who follow it cial men have been de led to look after the crowds and to pro-| tect them from b or two cases of short changing reported and one woman re which contained some silver and two mon The ders patro! wares on the street Linen dresses in semi-princesse are bodice and front panel of the skirt | is almost covered with the} tracery lack braiding or em broidery on white is especially fa: | vored GERMANS TRY TO }] BEAT AMERICANS of the peril there} he learned to Nap | allowing the girls to # a day than on head, and lifting up|® Very sick man with , ailments, t have the ninth | taken a when from our Berlin corre n a My, but doesn't he look sick though? Just see him throw out jhis chest and step along The telegraph editor of The Star lobk at this picture of the ror Bill and quietly ybituary back to the took one robust Em | operat « swindled. One} Salvation Army, ried the 108s of her pocketbook,| With Herbert 8. Morehouse: couple are charged with working a confidence game on Charles nen have been notified to pick up venders of toy balloons} and cireus souvenirs found crying looped chi about thr TO JAP TRADE sited Press.) RBONGKONG, Aur etGGtiating the rumor that ( many Japan were about to ¢ el agreement whereby ¢ many " ie eri oO tal t Director Heineken, North German Lloyd arnt Hongkong t awa tall the A ee * - DAMAGES FOR AIR * ACCIDENT * . (By United Ve * ASBURY PARK, N. J, Aug - Maurice Corsuch, of A ® bury Park, has the distinctior ® of | firnt person in the * Unit nto demand dar * i * « b in * aK ed dur * cer ght when * i ' hit hed w asks $15,000 damage ® sult, naming « * Brookins, the Wright company # Wilbur Wright, and wand Motor club, of A ® Park * RRR GIVES QUARTER OF LIFE BLOOD TO SAVE HUSBAND (iy Untied Prem.) OAKLAND, Cal., Aug. 23.— After she had allowed physi cians to drain her arteries of a quarter of her lifeblood to save her injured husband, Mre Claude £. Spence is today mourning his death The blood was drawn from an artery in the woman's wrist and pumped into a vein in her husband's arm. For several hours he rallied and the wom an, who was placed where she could see him. smiled with hope. His injuries were too se vere, however. Spence was a railroad brake man. He was injured between two cars, his pelvis being bd wea Is Kaiser Sick? Lookat Picture For months the cable dispatches |have pletured Emperor William as | manner i Have the of the emperor returned from a vac rulse The photograph just arrived he yped the morgue (By United Press.) NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—The po-| lice today came to the conclusion that a band of crooks. ister wholesale death by the use of chloral or “knockout drops,” are « in this city. Two of the victiine of the gang are now dying jin the Harlem hospital SALVATION LASSIE LANDS IN JAIL (By United Press.) DENVER, Aug. 23 Daisy Kil lian, a pretty lassie in the local is held in jail here The Averill A new corsage ornament for evening wear consists of a many 1 of narrow satin ribbon » times the width of baby b ly braided, thel|ribbon, and to each loop and end attached a tiny artificial flower White ribbon will have daisies sinall white roses attached, Violet ltr ribbon of the same color; |ros go with pink ribbon is hurrying Orier HSER RRR RRR ee Re eee PLOT wited Pree < w 4, the who | le 7 " I ns w t b hear the sf ald he and West em 150 in her safe, and | ker list war two allege not which they hoped tc and, when man SEWATOR WARNER © “WON'T RUN AGAIN = is In Seattle (By United Press) jis i WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 Warner, of Misso supporter of Canno man, announced would not be a car for re-election. Warner giv tor Wililam himself equal physically to a|* themselves to so unique a campaign, which was|* plan as their daughter, yromised as a result of his machine |* Blanche V. Potts, carried out PLANS OWN FUNERAL |* parents are today asking: CRAWFORDSYIL1 & good look at this picture esterday a aw, John Munsc first of August long the coast of Norway sting place. She told |* for meat market who admin is to save y Do Good Naturally ie 3 ‘00 FIRE FIGHTERS ARE DEAD SHERMAN sac) creme t,.«| MAY QUIT fon (Concluded f p he burning 4 Mullan Is Safe ‘ i] pt a Fire Spreads. 1 ‘ I elt q - a f old WALLACE DRINKS ree the president to the matn BEER FOR WATER pprove & reactionary " WALLACE, Idaho, Aug. 23 of the men back of it f Beer is being used here for orking > bite r or k| drinking in place of water. The | 1 the Rog ¢ water supply ran short Satur ging the ' day, when fire attacked the @ mats of 7 Ar a mer town and ail still and cistern @ection 6s 7 ( “ae water was turned into the city t he 1 to the mains. Mayor Walter Hanson , . time te isgued orders that none should the ft ny drink the contaminated water G ‘ 1 from out and has given the saloons per mission to remain open Sunday cola Thinks Sherman Will Quit. te aS » * ° * BANK CLEARINGS * * * * Seattle * - * Ch gs tod $1,696,812 *& * Portland * t mn ardent Roc velt follower ® Clearings tod 4 677 * _ & Balance * * Tacoma * ee eo * C) ne A Sia i* * Bala z * * WOMAN'S JAWS * . PUT TO USE. * * the etory told to the &# ee eee kkk hkathkae votes" PRISONER MAKES hey mix Be as to whether ESCAPE FROM ed a device in large tached to the fac ne ng machin x GUNBOAT :: jrates seem to fi more talker the better according to Gu Gubbins, think successfully com; women in using h end to which Serer eee ee eee eee ee eee eee SPCR EEE REE ERE had the plar = t i ed 4 with steal $180 and de morning he rd and knocked heavy wrenct the mouth of scene of at of the notably Bowers sm “=: || Best Place t anything that need. ur dog is at our store mplete line of Dog ushes, Collars, Har Lh RRR *® ELOPES IN DAD'S CLOTHES. * (By United Press.) Biscuits, Chains, Whips 4 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.— i not|* Though unable to reconcile * Seat weal Medicines always in 71. W f Gym Cloth |® in her determination to wed i Striking Bags th * George P. Milward, the girl's out below * “What's the use?” make room for our Fall st * Fearing that Blanche was %* about to elope, Mrs. Potts hid *® her daughter’s clothes when sex-|® she retired fast night No nic cemetery, plan-|* sooner had her parents gone s of her funeral and | # to sleep than the girl crept to * her father’s room and attired ulosis, | * herself in his clothes. In this in the |* attire she slipped from the me for|*® house, entered her fiance's bene * waiting automobile, drove to he bed sh *® the minister's and was mar hat was soon | & ried. 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