The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1910, Page 7

THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1910. ODDITIES IN: THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE T MASON | America’s New Crack Shot D MARRIES AT 83 : % (ty United Prom) BAN FRANCISC( Sept William Moses, * cCDougall Alter ing Mason in Ce , he: as ° sinning at eae a beneict this evening, when, | HERE'S EXPLOSIVE ou hwick O b ia the preven oe LOVE LE’ @ | and none sent C sonry © b ~ ao. 44 Mise Klima Johnson lives on the right of of the Chicago, ‘ 4 ; rag = Alexander, a brakeman, wrote letters he sometimes dropped them “—areoe y Wi aeecmeen aa a. off ax hin train sped by F mat aad ge ap Sf ale ; ’ One note he weighted with a railroad torpedo, and when Mins nt eee OO Oe - we Pipe ge goog telly Dy ge lig Ee Boys’ $5 School Suits for $3. 99 ually onting. i ight colorings out one eye, impairing the other and disfiguring her about the head garter | mem be and face. School Suits; such as never have been offered tn 8 —Third Her attitude toward the brakeman letter writer fs not divulged before; they are of double-breasted style, with good, strong Mning Cotton Blankets— 49c¢ but she has sued the railroad for $30,000 damages, claiming that tt nicely tailored and all silk sewed; material is a close-woven cheviot Wee 7 Bs my 8 Pee Single Bed or Cot-ize Cotton Major Taylor, Dog is Mable for the acts of ita empl in dark colors; and we guarantee these sults to give perfect ati | Blankets, in gray only, with pink Judge, Is Dead, SHADOWS HUSBAND 18 YEARS ee at ee Setardey, eo a sae TO GET DIVORCE, BOYS’ TWO-TROUSER SUITS AT $5.00 —Third Floor. The persistence and perseverence of women in shown In the ex Hoys#’ School Sulta; doublet sted couts - 7c Apron Ginghams— Beattlejdos fanciers learned to | perience of Mrs. Mamie E. Brown of New York, who for 18 years with two pairs of fulllined Knicker trousers, After 7 p. m., Yard : 5c aay BHA Bingere regret of the through detectives, kept close watch on her husband, Charles H which practically double the Iife of the sult; Standard Quality Apron death Of Major J. M. Taylor, who Brown of Matteawan, before she got evidence enough to obtain a in dark handsome mixtures; all sizes 8 to 17 Check all sizes, all colors; died yesterday at his home tn divorce years; greatest value in Boys’ Clothing tn ranted indigo dye. After 7 Rutherford, N. J. Major Taylor was They lived apart for more than 18 years, and three times Mrs Seattle 0 and $7.60 } ; ‘ Saturday, off the full bolts, oes of many bench shows in Brown tried to obtain a divorce and failed through insufficient evi Similar good values at $10.00, 0 and 6 a he Northwest, and last spring of dence, She has just succeeded in securing a decree at Newburg. $16.00 } —Banement Salesroom toated fp that capacity at t - $1.50 CORDUROY SCHOOL TROUSERS, 98¢ D . 10¢ Toilet Paper— 25 ghow, later visiting the Sea MUST BE SOBER TO GET Will give no end of wear; made of heavy t After 7 p. m., 4 Rolls c tle bench show. He * the a | MARRIED IN PATERSON dependable corduroy, in drab and tan a) Jumbo Tissue Totlet Paper; ative books thor of several author Peranak leasing!” hosel acu strong waist bands, clinch buttons, tape : one thousand sheets to roll; reg. " t preadent o e ry must be soder to get it at eye . - * : “Abbe and was oo Noe d gg bool Paterson, N. d., because of the moral barrier falsed by Registrar seams, Iinen back ize to 17 years wlarl 10 a re After 7 p. m American Kennel Clu ™ | 6 8. Gall BOYS’ SPARE TROUSERS, $1.00 to $2.25 os four for 36 years old | ways refuses to issue a Heense if the person shows the Perbaps you have a coat you would like to "8 a eee eee eee eee le of Intoxication, suggesting that he ¢ ck the next day match (o a pair of trousers. If #0, you will | nvartiably they don't come back he are many Young mon and women who t wf , Ee ee FALL WEIGHT pi ; & , ng them a marriage lioenee wen a Ge y wanted it, o és sae lg. Wh ne acl ‘ “ | CORR GW FARMNAW a ge som Beery ot sso oe , UNDERWEAR ee BY C. L. GILMAN, |close quarters, Corp, Farmham ts PINE, Ia, Sept. 2—Ruth Ha peroes. —Third ¥ Women's Fall Weight Cotton | CAMP PERRY, Ofio, Sept. 1—! very much ther aged 19, is ved to be the youngest bride fn Vests—Long or short sleeves; r ° W. Farmhe orporal-in the| He put 10 consecutive bullets into| the United States. She ta only 11 yeara old ankle or knee pants to match; nl ® & This Pastor Works in #* Shoe Shop to Help Out * (iy United Pree) # ST. LOUIS, Mo, 8 & Rev. James Ogich, pastor of wthe Holy Trinity Servian @ eburch of St. Loufs, has work # ed out a partial solution of + ng, who yesterday married 4 Btates marine corps, is the an cightinch bullseye at 200 yards - 1 00 Silk F all sizes. Special # problem of meeting the high. # | best all around shot with the mill-| at the rate of one “bull” it four see| SHAVES OWN SON AND * 1 our-In-Hands a C | i 25¢ # cost of living with 8 poor-pay tary rifle in the United Stat onds. He did other things quite as DOESN’T KNOW HIM 4 , . w ‘s White Cotton Fleece- tle sreve es % ; & o This is really the best Neckwear value ever offered tn all sees weer 4 thls Curing tb » nation yemarbadte te other sty plage } YORK: Pa, Sept. 2.—Daciel & Lowe, a barber, yesterday insite, aa Otterina’ evely GAUNL dreeder will no doubt. tales | Se ate Be pants to * e, € a e e Me] shaved is own son and didn enone see, the aon. had f 3 ? match; all sizes pecial ing & medal, the gift of the govern: combined scores in the president’s| fren Hy Ree Bh Bae pene omen abe tao canes share in—the Famous Cheney Bros’. Satin Messaline Silk Four-tn- | at ; c ment, vas says so. Whether it/and national individual matches memory of faces when he came home Hand Ties; the price of which is restricted by the manufacturers | First Flee: } comes to dropping tn the shots one | Corp. Farmham topped the Hat with fo ‘ to $1.00; in the correct Fall shape and all the latest colorings by one at 1,000 yards, galloping | 547 points out of a possible 600 ? - - . - rlai cha ea ble id ure he ve . e ie nd rw ar down the field with frequent halts Major Wm. B. Martin, of New SHE DOESN T LIKE reel: helf the aks eles — he very first Cane te Seas Muslin U; e. e@ to fire in skirmish, or pouring out Jersey, took the championship last} AMERICA—DIVORCE. #ing congregation. According ® to & suit on file here today in # the circult court. says that # the total salary paid him tn #18 months was $24 ® = His attorney, Jesse Barrett, ® when asked how the clergy # man lived on thie sum, re Few women who can point to 4eebeee Seeeheweeeeeseeet “He got a job in a shoe ®/the lead at the rate of five shots! year with a score at the same COLVILLE, Sept. 2-—Becau se his wife Helena refused to come 7 ; 25¢ AND 35¢ SOCKS, 18 A PAIR complete sets of perfectly sound, im 20 seconds to stop a rush at) ranges eight points lower. over to the “land of the with him from Austria, Valentine iM . Another shipment of two hundred dozen wearworthy Underwear after a be sammie —— = a Malley has filed sult for divorce. The couple were married on Val of Men’s Fancy and Plain Lisle Socks to sell long summer's wear and tear. entine’s day, 1897, and it was shortly after that Valentine emigrated Saturday at 18¢ a pair, or three pairs for | Welcome items to help the re- * Rete eee eRe ER — | CROWD "WATCHED | His wife remained in the old country. Malley has accumulated a ‘ Soe. atk . plenishing. cop FIGHT MARINE INDIAN’S OTTER fortune, and his wife still refases to come over; consequently the ae i them $f you are interested tm ABONt | oy iets Goume, A0e—Ol ale SERVANTS ARE ’ Graves : the best bargain of the year | sook; high neck; slip-over style; i TACOMA, Sept 3 While a big | is WORTH $300 = = Se " three-quarter sleeve, finished PALL BEARERS ;::*: = tn Rigo ye Mr penr - MEN'S CASHMERE SOCKS, 25¢ with ruffle; neck edged with Parnelj had a terrific struggle with (nd Wetted Boece) EAAARARA HAS TRH S| PEROT ARRESTED. AS | ural and black with nat verge Breage bat- | embroidery edge and beading, or eed ae insane man on Tacoma’s chief} OQu Sept. 2 . 4 HE LEAVES PRI “ ~ P ural feet; regular | cluny Jace yoke and lace. MEWFORT, R. 1, Sept 2—Stx|business thoroughfare yesterday, | tone thon te enarcee neat | # NOVEL eowes ene ¥ SON She. value, Saturday & pair $1.95 Combinations, $1.35 — Of servants. one of whom had been jand was nearly slain by the maniac | ser sea otter killed off Point Gran-|@ * . NEW YORK, Sept. 2—Just as FALL WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, $1.00 fine nainsook; circular drawers, is her gapiey for 22 years, were |before brother policemen arrived |yijie by William Garfield, @ Qui-|# KENTON, Oblo, Sept. 2. #|L¢Yont Matoogessian, the Armentan | ‘ or corset cover and skirt; trim the pallbearers at the funeral of and rescued him | rt t ott ening ve % " vi two ye med with embroidery interlaced “ nault Indian. This ts the first otter|@ Th re-marriage { Phillip @ Dtiest serving two years In prison me i _ rs Mra, Sarah Titus Zabriskie, of New « p Worsted and Natural Flat Wool Shirts and bh ribbon; joined at waist York, for many years a member of| _ MAY GOES TO 8T. PAUL. taken here in two years and its hide|# Carr, 74, to hia former wite, # fof blackmailing, was walking out| Drawers; all sizes. Specially priced at, « | with beading dae a “ prin nO on . ree he © . nd : ‘fhe GeiMakicantie Gameher colony | o1. YMPIA Sept 2—Gov. Hay ts | Wil! bri ng about % \* whe ta, pan escifed a life * +7 mee | ppg teeing ys, garment, $1.00. : i 59c Corset Covers, 39c—Of nain- gone 6 . . ongress WEEK hgh re ~ be ARE NE er medallions, inserting and lace KILLS HIMSELF FOR Si ) ¢ th oO ie ait wit et a bet H ‘ote rd s edge, or rows of Val lace, bead- EAR OF ts OMAN S REMARK hea Autiful will recetve $1,600 worth|# fers home ceased shortly EXCURSION to the wo esier ‘| brolderd eae; atsava fie Hane? ‘5 of attention per month from now|* afterwards, owing to the raid. * me ticoats, $1. PLAINFIEL, LD, N. 4, | on. The civic plane commission|# ing of the mali, The young * PACIFIC OCEAN WOMEN’S 20c HOSE, 12/4¢ | S8¢ AND 50c HOSE AT 25¢ p veal rage I ree sae Beeessent +— et ore ying $ ARTS RIOT last night od City Engineer|® wife, thinking herself de Of fine gauge gauze, or medi Fast Black Silk Lisle, or Lisle | with clusters of hemstitched sgh indent” Sten Olen Thomson te | Virgil G. Bogue,|* ed, obtained a divorce and re- # SUNDAY, SEPT. 4th um weight cotton: fast black, of | Thread Stockings, in various col- | tucks and embroidery, scalloped ane nt, Jam Ww. arkins, (ny United Prean) a civil « to take charge ® marrt solng Eas n here. ® 4 sad sine ors; gauze and medium weight ruffle, cambrie underlay and (pte nehaaagee le grmer ge LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2—a [the work of beautifying and ampli:|# The young busba wrning & Ocean-Going Steamship course; seamless and elastic; all | short lot of 36¢ and 50c § dust ruffle : a ae cm alm: brother | elot between union and non- |t¥i9e the city along ” appr & home, believing be ® “Iroquois” sizes, Wonderfully goc Saturday at, a pair, 25c = 4 = duel il ” eth lines The work will cost|@ trayed, also ren Her * | whlon workmen, in which many | ®t ORDAIN NEW MINISTER. | were injured, started here yee [ioe for one yea \* Spoons and hie . 4 tn ‘ Leaves Colman Dock 8:00 a. my ydney J. James was yester terday, when a woman remark CAPITA . | ® course time, died, and she i. ; N . L FOR TACOMA. ag. Arrives Back 11 p.m. - aarineneen essere day ordained a priest in the Protest-| ed, upon learning of th: death ih ler d to her girlhood bome # 4 ae MA Mplecopal church in St. Marks.| ef e.strikebreaker: “it's a pty | TACOMA Fea party of 17)% recently. Hxplanatious culmin. & Round—$2—Trip Piay pool at Oriental Poo! Room Business Bringers. Star classi fied ads. Buy or . The | eA 5A. Sa : ta.) ated In thelr second marriage. & tonight. $10 cash e dally. 1413 , 0 Bn . 7 vo Pera }samed or Bonn —: or not | Fastern car * 4 « . — Ta * * 612 First Ave. and Coiman Dock 3rd av., between ke and Unio: sell real estate, Bishop of Olympia, assisted by 10) Louis Jeffries, a nephew of the | with a view t 4 ney for | * RRR priests. pugilist deveiop ra TODAY'S $1YLES TODAY | Children’s Clothing at Big Savings -GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING CO.—— School Starts Next Week A Big Money Saving» THE BANNER EXCURSION OF THE SEASON STEAMING AT FORCED SPEED TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN THE 20-KNOT OCEAN-GOING STEAMSHIP Sacrifices at this store. You Gilt find everythitig ou need reinierey price A few follow—more at the Young Men’s Special Cee ee Por the young fe $4.50 B Suits $2.95 Offering re + $10.00 values $5.00 B $3.65 in Suits f st and mat During ~ $6.85. Bargains in Shoes Four Distinct Collar Effects in Trip A5c “IROQUOIS” it Our New Overcoats we grb SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 9 } j Leaves Colman Dock at 8 a. m. Arrives Back at 11 p. m. Cc pecigiey * k our tn : rit ga he Se The IROQUOIS is an ocean el steamship 250 feet in length and 40-foot : ey oe SON a yr agian lll . eam, at esp r trips of this nature s 7 } " ameueal he Regeiers t nixture Mt weneulan nent I tk ‘oint No Point, Fl r and Casey, the ‘ ideo cscimeumiiacatel || Rite fren Uitechtatte Sh iaes, ihe caus Grad City of Fory Tows int Wilson into the Strait of Tuan de F cn bury System is the dependable ¢ of these fine over Fort Worden, U.S. ( nment Qu re Sta a mond Head: | and we wot 66 Gan then | sarah and, t I | oe D 1¢ home of the | fa unger ib; the City of Port Angeles, the + import city on the | Just a an Account With Us sre ei ThE eo Ae ee ee Then the buying prot ne, “A the Var Island shores, passing Race Rocks simalt: Harbor, the if th wads Positively no a ance prices of any kind the tr up t nd to Se | STORE OPEN TOMORROW | EVENING | a eeatea hates meee STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. 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