The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1910, Page 5

FORMER PASTOR SHOOTS WOMEN, THEN KILLS SELF (Ry Valted Press.) house last night, After the shoot . KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 31.—|ing of the two womon, which was Dire. Edith lead today and pired by jealousy of the Lam Mrs At I » fatally re woman, Brown committed ounded \ t he running | suicide c wk of C. 8. L. Brown, former] Brown was a brilliant scholar and pastor ( an church at! was expelled from the chureh for feos 8 M in & rooming! ombessiement and gambling ‘ WHACK AND SHOOT WITH SAME WEAPON skin Weapon ’ on that may the barrel sawed off. 1 old xt war, It is whacks once with the saber, and y to cavalry while he is ralaing it up to get a ed by foot tart on another whack he pulls the tera and plunks the enemy at I y a combination of two without changing his grip on | wea saber and the r handle, Beaatiful instru * ' eee eee ee ee 2 AT THE THEATRES | * * * “OUIJA BOARD” MISTAKEN ® * * Athambra—"The Traveling Man.”|% Because no trace of a letter # Lole Such a Little Queen }® containing money and ul ® Orpheum Vaudeville. |e dressed to her could be found ® Pantages Vaudeville # at the post office, Superintend- & Majestic—-Vaudeville went of City Delivery Lynch # * was forced to receive a se * BORROWS $500, THEN 3 | « reprimand trom a woman liv. # SKIPS OUT OF TOWN * 10 in one of the bs * as ® She stated that a “oulja & * board” had told her. Yester- # is - * day she informed Lynch that * PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 31--|» she had discovered that the # Leaving a nc stating that t ool gral ate oe : + em sehn Klaas a) coe OS SSE een mle s among the missing ; > nd many Port Town | sake ee ekeeeeeene gend men mourning the logs of oa» recut cba oe bistneas (GIRL BAPTISED men iy wn and borrowed | igtllyrednghbondiei nga IN FLAMES BISHOP O'DEA OFF ON TRIP.| (tar Untied Seem) Rt. Rev. Edward J. O'Dea, bishop » SBURG Aug 1 Mise a tle eft yesterday roham is near death to f a horrible bap ay when a fierce fire Kittitas Laundry she was emy 4. Several were also badly burned GIRL SHOOTS LION. heodore — SUE COUNTY FOR Lonel go Mor logical »' Because w missioners (Ry United Pree) @f drainage 1 drat CHICAO, Cal, Aug. 31 While gd his ditch y overdid the job, | out stalking deer, Mias Mamie Avil Bohn and get Costello yester-|la encountered a buge mountain The girl superior | lon, which attacked @ay started it tn court for $1 Costello | fired one shot at th infliet Charges tha meadow |ing a mortal wound brought | was s will not |the big carcass home mpbantly, | Yaise anyth! today Not a “Cheap” One Here Kohler & Chase is the oldest piano house on the Pacific Coast. Ever since 1850 this firm has been selling GOOD pianos — pianos which have pleased those who have bought them The deal ings of those who have bought pianos from house have been so satisfactory in every way that the business of Kohl the LARGEST in » has grown to be Hazelton Piano; ebony case exrve tion. Original price Kohler & Chase; beautiful English oak, rich in carving in ition as good as new. This plar se than a ye Original price $490.00 $ Now 215.00 Kohler & Campbell; a t t case, mag nifie tone, exeellent cor i cin toe $450.00 This piano was used a few months over 0 0 autif hogany plano, uyvesant, San Domingan ma in first-class condition; hard nguishable from a Can now be purchased for ‘i ful hand-carved mahogany Richmond piano lock plano, in mahogany case used er piano of same m for the discrim $298.00 dark, rich mahogany case, excellent co dition, and can bow be purchas dion and $167.00 bargain Here 1 real snap in a Denniston piano; original price was $ o Condition as good as when first pur cha eas than seven months ago. Can $178. 00 now be ad tor The a few of the bargair yffered in list zany ¢ which was tra + Pianola Piano. Its condition is f spect and is as good as new. We are z Player Piano $400.00 It an exceptional value yte, in mahe “ayer Plano in a Ctr ent instrament was $585.00 a slightly used Fisc alnut case. This m W fer it during this sale A fi Ant une, 65-note in a nutifal Mission the contractors will « ence rk on the t of September, and the fact th idvantage i being taken of our most liberal offers during this to educing sale, it behooves the contempl ny pur ers to call at the earliest p ble mo n c vish to take advantage of the « ep t shove & 1318 Second Avenue ESTABLISHED 1860 HOT FIGHT IN TACOMA OVER STREET CAR TANGLE , (By United Press.) a crew of men, under the direction TACOMA, Aug 1—Damage lof Commiasioner of Pablic Works ie uanatieds ieee pie sane te tgalnat the city are Hable to! Woods, tore up several block® QME5 yours of age, a waiter, ahot and follow the wrecking of the Tacoma |track. Litigation is lable to fol seriously wounded tari. Fraye Railroad and Power company's |low over the fact that the track! giana. then whut Nine? thrasn tr ack on Cliff av, by a crew from|deatroyed was one over which the the heart, tn a local restaurant last the department of public works.|company was operating Ite cartl aint. Ie dled Intanthe Becau the company operated /and not the one ordered removed” While the woman war in a sect | only one track of a double line on} by the commission ous condition today, physicians de the ‘avenue, the city commission] Woods said today that if the carl ciared that she weld tecocur rhe ordered the removal of the unused | company attempt to relay the] jai entered near her hip and track within 30 days wok he will have a crow on hand| emerged at the knew The time limit expired Monday} hat will throw the traction men sips oe Saonedlao night, and before daylight Tuesday ‘into the bay THE STAR—W | ,POCTOR KILLS 5 SELF THIRD FANATIC peste rtnl eh Edward Powell, publi hool mee FASTER D ical inspector, is dead today, afte head, yesterday, while temporart! (My United Press) unbalanced LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31.— Mre. in a frenzy of religious fanati quartete who toated «0 anys MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE Watch the classified columns of The Star ciam, died today at the county Somewhere there are two fre hospital, She had gone with tickets advertised. They will out food so long that when the | S!¥en so the persona whose nx fast was b ago to assimilate food Mrs. Boyle is the third of the four fanters to die the ‘om treal you ne TION her » Ladies, Attention! “?"<: The Diamond Ladies’ Tailor Near Sixth Avenue fe The beat relief and gh trial plaint, we tment b methods, We of well-know to ex Bake Ove FRI »ken about 10 days BAKE OVENS The Loughney Bake Oven Treatments Relieve Instantly and Cure More Readily Than Any Other Method Known—Selatica, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Kidney, are meadoned in the ad, T namos oh was too weak | tory There is a.ways a good show at thi ads and “Get the Habit.” Remember the HAVING A SALE THIS WEEK We want all Women n buying Ready-Mac w how it feels to wee les of * “Hate. to-Measure Clothes We have our full line of this Fall's Styles of COAT and SUIT PAT TERNS. . Ret Saturday ts day of our big sn 1 w have 4s to nish ember the last to make t regular, <25 this week, during the SALI A $40, $50 and nowy we will ma to your orde $32.50 [ia Remember, this is a genuine —_ L OPENING SALE . . ehly in prevail sex, and we GUARANTEE Perfect Materia Fit, Style and Workmanship. 519 UNION STREET Phone, Main 1956 Stomach, Liver and Nervous Disorders. evidence for or against any method of treatment for cure of disease, is that « those who have given it @ To those who are in need of treatment for any ask them to thoroughly investigate the results of our inquiring wt will gladly supy treated by our and addresses ” ted by lat the Lough an ay call at their office They OVER PEOPLES " BANK COR. 2° & PIKE ee © Pee —— ODERATING A /UGI1 CLASS DENTAL PRACT/CE ON CORRECT BUSINESS PPRIN- CIPLES AT REASONABLE ~ A -PROF/T EXAMINATIONS 8 ESTIMATES WITHOUT CHARGE e ve NEW TEETH FEEL. NATURAL witic. Read The Star classified DNESDAY, AUGUST 31, r 1. ¥ ° SHOOTS WOMAN, 1910, Bigelow to Arrive Sunday. Rey. Herbert 8. Bigelow, on » mont prominent aluters night from Vietoria, He will THEN KILLS SELF innati and an orator of national note, will arrive in Seattle Sunday speak at the Labor Day picnic. His tople | will be “Direct Legislation TALKS ON TEETH By THE REGAL DENTISTS If it were not pe make Our Meth feel natural, th ure. One of nade on these teeth by thone see them for the first time ts hey a , atural too! There is an ent dou place them in the m Jalongside of natures teeth | make fit firmly kin & acterintion of the In supplying Our © a fall} who tha ing and and no less w the char that of in We give a written guarant REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Union PAID ADVERTISEMENT M. Fa age for —— VAME S E.. BRADFORD Candidate for Prosecuting Attor ney Talk about progressive “euchre parties! How about this progres RING RULE! LET'S INSURGE! AMUSEMENTS. w n ‘ ALHAMBRA THEATR Mats, Wed. and Sat, Tonight w “ r THE TRAVELING MAN Next Week—"A Girl's Best Prien Lois Theatre ALEX ' A Ma SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN Firat ¥ " PANTAGES THE ATRE qualed Vaud A BILL OF WINNERS This Week BIRTHDAY WEEK Aeroplane Girl. 6—Other Big Acte—6 E ae Improved e CPotsgall & Delivery Service Automobile deliveries daly to Outhwick Co. Georgetown ith Park, Youngs SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET = | town" Went'sonite. sown’ ai BIG VALUES IN BOYS’ CLOTHING will be well dressed if he goes to achool in one of thene They're well atisfactory And they have other merits besides their low prices t ommend th ide, they're stylish, and they can be depended upon to give th Two Trouser 5 00 Suit Special ' You can rest assured that your boy SCHOOL BLOUSES, 50c Of madra chambray and sateen, with soft collar; 6 to 16 years SCHOOL SWEATERS, $1.50 wits; and fur Wool Sweater Coats, in gray, cardl- thermore, they will wear and look well nal, brown and white; 2 to 14 years. months from now ATHLETIC SWEATERS, $3.00 Hoys’ School Sults-—Double-breaated Knitted of all worsted yarn, single coats with two pairs fulldined neck, long enough to roll at the bottom, knicker trous which practically in navy, cardinal, oxford and Havana doubles the It he suit; in dark brown; 8 to 17 years handsome mixtu all sizes, 8 to 17 years; greatest value in boys’ cloth CAPS, 50c AND $1.00 ing in Seattle; $5.00 Of all-wool cheviot and blue serge, new fall line; good linings and will hold their shape; all sizes. FALL HATS, 75¢ UP Boys’ and children’s, in all the new Two-Trouser 7 50 Suit Special ' Double-Breasted Suits, with two pairs of trousers, in new browns. shapes; our line is now complete and greens, grays and blue serge all comprises many novelties not *to be izes, 9 to 17 years; vast assortm found elsewhere; all sizes; T5e to $7.50 $5.00 SCHOOL BLOUSES, $1.25 Of all-wool blue and gray flannel inshrinkable, with soft collars and ffu; 6 to 14 years BOYS’ NECKWEAR, 19c¢ An immense range to select from; four-Ar nd. in plaids, stripes and dots and solid colors; special at 19¢. Third Floor A Very Great Sale of| xfer Preserving Pays. WOMEN'S WOOL SWEATERS—Fancy weave, do F FINE SWEATERS—Fancy stitch, full away the delicious fruits of sum- Women’ s Coat Sweaters |i..." PRESERVING KETTLES—12 1 rful value resulting from quart = size Dresden enamel; value 48c Special 39c FRUIT PRESS—With perfor ated cup yng handles; GLASS JELLY MOLDS—With tin covers, grape design; one- half-pint and one-pint sizes; values 10c and 25c, While they last, each— 5e aoa 106 ALUMINUM LADLES—With long handles; value ECONOMY PRESERVING JARS Per dozen 1 pr i d price ci ns breasted with two pock INE WOOL SWEATERS—Piain, heavy full fashiened garments; cardina xford fashioned; box style, with V neck or roll Pints -. O56 collar; these come white with color Quarts B15 c YeGal $1.50 fi fancy stiteh, V neck or shaw! collar; col t Str, Clty of Leverett or Telewrank, Thursday, Friday and SPECIALS ombination, all white and ox FINE %-LENGTH COAT SWEATERS— JELLY GLASSES, tc. Glass Jelly Tumblers, with m 9 to 11 Thure- Jay morning, 1¢ each. Not over two dozen to a customer. None sent C. O. D. Basement Salesroom. fand knitted, full fasnioned, plain or tin covers —Third Floor PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS In Fireproof Storage Warehouse for furniture, pianos, trunks, ete. BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE ke inc., Madison at Twelfth 414; Cedar 414 Leave se at pap a Leave Bverstt ai a ed Peas v vieeienaiaieeceeitaeiabbiginiten cham, Colman dock. Business Bringers. Stur classified ads. Buy or ia eenVb, tet ™ sell real estate, etc. Saturday QUAKER STORES HAMILTON'S ADJUSTABLE | PURE NORWEGIAN COD | GARFIELD Lig gg c SCISSORS—Kegular 50c 29c LIVER OIL—Pint bottle 50c lar 25c. Yours for bis abet bstaaiectie: BEDBUG BANISHER— Bn FREMONT GRAPE JUICE—\% KIRK'S JUVENILE SOAP— | Pint bottle for ub pints, regular 15¢ Regular 25< per cake. | SCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD Yours for 6c Your 15¢ | LIVER OlL—Regular 75¢ MENTHOL AND BUTTER 3 FOR 40c $1.00. Yours for . COUGH DROPS—Regula ENOS' FRUIT SALTS— The | POND’S EXTRACT—Reg 37 package. Special genuine importea; regu ular 50c, Yours for c 2 for ar 1.00. Yours for Bos C EL PERFECTO VEDA ROUGE PORT WINE ANO Be on BROMO SELTZER—Regular | —Regular 50c. Yours 29c for TONIC—A 1 tone ec. Yours elderly people ar y 50 for 40c | WATERBURY’S COD LIVER ids, Pint t C | HoTeL soap —targe oval | O1L—Regular $1.00 § c LIQUID-ESE Ma th feet cake; regular 5c $ 5 Yours for glad; regula 14 Take a gross for 3, 7 | BOXED WRITING PAPER— Yours for Cc SHAVING MUGS—Rogular %c | Regular 20c and 25¢ 5c COMP. SYRUP HYPOPHOS Se. Yours for | Yours for PHITES (Bartor 90 TRANSPARENT GLYCERINE | LOUISE FACE POWDER—Reg Yours for C | soap—Regular 10¢ per 5c | ular 65e, Yours 35c BARTLETT SPRINGS MIN cake Take 5 cakes for for ERAL WATER—Quart bottles; | IMPERIAL CHINA AND GLASS | MALVINA CREAM—Reg 37 regular 26¢ Yours 16 CEMENT—Regular 10¢ 4 ular 50c. Yours for c a C | Yours tor Cl WwerNeT’s DENTAL Pow. LUNDBORG’'S POPULAR PER CLAYTON DOG REMEDIES— | DER for artificial teeth) RADICAL REDUCTIONS ON RUBBER GOODS ANTLCOLIC NIPPLES—Regular Se each RED RUBBER ATOMIZER—For water or ofl; this is a regular $1.25 outfit, with two bot 67 6 for 25c es and three Yours for <a c DAVIDSON SAFETY NIPPLES—Regular o« § 9 25 THREE-QUART WHITE RUBBER WATER for Cc SOTTL R= No seam; regular $1.25 DAVIDSON'S HEALTH NIPPLES—Resuila « fo C 6 for 25c THE RED STAR LADIES’ SYRINGE—Made of MIZPAH NIPPLES—Regular 10¢ 5 maroon rubber, with whirling spray The Quaker has not followed the general in crease In rubber p You can got any nip. | WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S NATURAL BODY ni | le you desire here at the old price—the low | BRACE—Let us show it to you; regular 5 price | $8.50. Yours for $2.7 STATIONERY AND ART DEPT. Drug & Prescription Dept. SANFORD POUNTAIN PEN) EVERY MANS MEMO, MOGK—| Power 8 | Weigh s House INK—Regular 25c 9 wula Youre hold Chemicals C | tor 10 SUGAR OF MILK— 180 MIER ViEws WYPOSULPINER OF Pound c BORIC ACID— 1Tc BPSOM SALTS— Tc HELLE SALTS: 5c vost CARD Ai $C bas STERBOGHAPHIE " INCILS—Ko 5¢ SHATTT Ret of 24c; rep 65c Pike and Westlake | 3 STORES | 1013-15 1st Av.| 3 STORES| Third at Madison Use Your