The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1910, Page 3

R—W EDNE SLAYER MAY HAVE " Osdar Dopes Ouid Roozlevelt und Taft! ~ (By United Press) writes His Frent Adolf How CA) | rorr.ann, ¥ 4 id fee Id D Reladions Iss There ix little hope of ever Ove ne Der Straining Point any trace of the man who m playlest Captain Wood, master TR A Scene in Der Fashiona | ate Buckman 0. P. Club | It would have been, als ae G {Impousibility for him to have ! DAY, MET A SHARK finding urdere of ake ed BY FRED SCHAEFER even with a life pr ver ZIBBTER ADOLF: You in of the unprecede nun hag nd By ent infesting the southern cog are dey Oregon and the coast of each nia sind. how BURNED TO DEATH AT 1 KIRK WOOD Mo. while at w me ane @ nearby farm od his curt with hay hb the Inotfers the Was set afire and the youngs dying when bis mother arri URGES SCHOOL LUNCHE SERVED BETWE N CL ‘BOSTON M that poand, like a char | Mis fog, und vent by of the penny lunch, md odd BP ir ncoser wait e | Mra Potter Paimer Takes oad of der ch Exception to Hobbt | T.—"Nice Fort felt frixidmess !* CHICAGO, Sept wo oe wit h hi week White AOU 8 ASSES, | je Skirt women s Sis Ger 5 od will not wear the } \ ee Sees sald "We like to haf Ithe substance of a declaratio: > ee hoa oer against ws, We can deal Mra. Potter Palmer who has oohegling }turned from, abr Mrs. Palmer »” " has decided “t the winter tt | Chicago, inasmuch as this ct TODAY IN HISTORY mterday! Te were bee cass] to have 10 weeks of grand opera a satan ‘ait the | were wirls lot which whe ta passionately fond waas pod seen Bhat sa The Rails being spiked down.|} pay pool at Ortental Pool Room Napoleon = with | those promt Mitnols Central of | tonight. $10 cash prives datly. 1413 an army of 140. fictals didn't get away with ther | 8rd av, between Pike and Union. 000 men met the Russian general Put Mrs. Margaret La Trasse, atstanders in Kutusoff, with aged 56, of Kansas City, Kas, on d to stand a another 140,000) your Roll of Honor. She earned der negst mon at Bore) m to ald in getting her boy] w York fellers ding, a village 70/ out of jail by carrying a hod. She . mites west of got her boy out, too. notissed 00 | Moscow. Kutusoff sounds like de. ould a vhistle tds vay acroes he put oo biss feat if it sounds like {t looks, and anyway, it spelled defeat that day for while Kutusoff's men killed nounced today that ex children entered the public schools of Seattle yesterday a 90,000 of Napoleon's, Napoleon's when the school year of 1910-1911 iol hope dere ixs somedings der | kijied 50,000 Russians. Didn't they | began | mit noddings,” said Taft.’ .ct have delightfully bloody battles | to der tips of his face. no” laughed Teddy, calmness, crunching a cel-| Pheer persons were furnished with de- = into r Axleminster | erees of divorce hy judges yesterday Teetve death certifiestes were reate fered at the health commissioner's of fice yeaterday Washington, D. C.—John J. Corey | of Seattle has been appointed a iu those days? ene ann nici | cial paper security. Do we hear) agent 0 general land office in T dink fl take a Middle strol| io) Greenbacker of ‘72 say any. | Seattle } Culdsklearvant der block.” thing? a et bye, Teddy,” gickled | bai LBity, smalnting ad his carts. “leate| g.cramento, Cal—That oppoal illioes att ace Gan coat! tion to the Panama Pacific expo | PB my negst letter, Adolf, Bellingham.—Jobn Smith. a Roche} Island Indian, was killed by a B, B & B.C. train yesterday after he had] ; {dropped off to sleep on the tracks. | |Seattle’s o. C—Fremont| Cra f Seattle Is appointed a sur-| veyor in the general land office for) | | | duty on the Colville Indian reserva Little Dan Copid led 32 levers up te | ¢ Washington, one | exposition commission country district repre [a known today . tn der meandime Teddy Pai be preserfing hiss usual silence aining as dumb as a oyster | iss frying in hot lard Gedankensy . ntative be- People my California Independent Oi! Pro-| ioe have cut crude ofl to 10 cents, so's to make outside inde- pendents Independents, Nice play on words—and producers. | | Hon, af a salary of $2,160 jthe county auditor's sttice yesterday adv Walla Wail Roy Skinner of Pendteton are held |} ty here charged with horse stealing Five matrimonial ended ap by | filing divorce comm st the court! Newark, O.—All attorneya who| beuse yesterday. 4 . a - have been asked to ¢ nd the in ne | Spokane—the Inland Herald, an/ dicted tynehers of Carl Ethering thé antisaloon detective refused the cases. bring next § T BM Madison wharf. the wite and Kiddies|evening paper, must pay Bitnn | y to Lake Forest | Yates, a former business manager, amer City of Both-| $475 salary due and make good a) Bring fish] salary check for $100 given Yates, | have Ieand tackle. Ole Hanson & Co,| which came back from the bank | oar a te’ Eo wraeg yee floor New York Block ‘| <aee ‘ne fends.’ | Virginus, 804 Virginia st., 3 | Wentiake ay. ental work and « the bank Is I" 4 you are stung Do You Need Teeth? A perfect net of artificial echanteal art jor money refunded. Graduate | hv cialist in each department. | or oe 4 pale al 'e lay special claim to expert| without charge | plate work. Come in the morn- & Record to Be Prend | ing and go home with a fine set | [of teeth same day. | You will find our prices half |what other dentists charge. | Open 8:30 to 6 p.m. Sun- days, 9 to 12. Main 153. Present | « location — 10 years — Howard | the p: Block. | Dentints Is a Wonderful Success | A Few of the Reasons Why Mortise Locks for 10 A special purchase of Old Cop- per Mortive Door Locks, shipped "25 ROCHESTER COFFEE — Heo Hd = copper. tke! plated Sc Capacity Me Bing Whipper; a glass by steamer and wet in transit ss The Or eax pper 33c will be offered for sale 10c New York Dental Parlors, Inc. . $140 Dor. Extra White Thursday at . 614 First Ave. re aot oe Dan P a bargain These locks are worth 60c, Bellingham, Sunset Block. leas t get often 25¢ Pair of Door Butts. Everett, 1514 me to ex Bact oe aah tat 10c Dore. 184 Baws. toe 4 ee iia Mini ake Household Necessities | per ‘nish: each 10c 1 Mack Jack Stov | twe Polish 10c : ( ‘ Mother's Ir FEDERAL PAINT & WALL a =... 5c 1916 tot Av., Nea? University wt, || SENATOR ER Herente: 0,1 eockery Wire Chatn Ce Tc 5c Dental War a Good Thing for the verwonal at- AL PRACTIO“. introductory ertiving by tried trom whe usrar busted teeth te 1 gua oft Seraper $1.25 R. F. 0. MAIL BOX— ‘o og . — Made of heavy gz ed iron | sitos on I rust and weather proof; ete Wo yroved by the postoffice hte 65c DIETZ LANTERN—With ~ EE OEY tent side lift; No. 0 burne strong and 3a To St. Paul. ec BF Extension R ‘ . tera to 64 inches; | bra To Minneapolis. button ends and traan Demo: . ‘ 5c September 8 To Duluth. nstration of Econ- Pulle To Kan Cit ansas City. omy Jars 25c val y | Te Asonst p the tae 1. Ai To Omaha. © pkg. of 50 Bras#-Headed Wry will be at « Wl this Fracys, for chairs, upholstery | “ : ek. She w I a to | etc Relatively low round trip fares to all Eastern points | Gre you a t wan 9 5c y , 4 and de packages $55.00 September 22 to Denver and other’ Colorado points SUMMER EXCURSION FARES —3 c pair of eteellald nickel-plat 7inch sizes 29c The final excursion for 1910. A, Tinling, General Agent J. 0, MoMullin, City Pass. Agt Cor, First Av, and Yesler Way A. D, CHARLTON, Asst. Gen, Passenger Agent, Portiand, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY Ore. 7, PTEMBER 1910, bs J (By Colted NARRAGA rm Prien RI, | Te Acti om the belief that | dating burglar who haa robbed | jmany of the “cottages” within the jlast few w is & member of| their own ¢ 1, the majority of | sulmer ¥ re have turned ‘ ne looks sum | iely eryon elne nee mingly knew to look for valuables, and she always overlooked all! 6 jewelry CROSSED SEA TO WED Gin | WHOSE PHOTO HE ADMIRED, | | | ALTON IL, Bept Schroeder of Zeule many, & mechani ifell m love with M |tag of Alton th I. jhe sawoof her at the \ 1 | friend in the fatherland " : . his trumk, quit his job and Factory Piano Store Sherwin-Williams Paint PACKARD Alton with the avo tion of winning her for a he has. They |many to reatde MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE Watch the classified columns of The Star Somewhere there are two And Varnishes. but Best) MERRIMAN SHOE CO.,| SHOES FOR MEN Union Made 915 First Avenue Three Dozen Steps from Madison GEO. P. BENT CO. Beattie, 1421 Third Av., Pike Street wife, and will return to Ger (Not Cheay Star Paint & Wall Paper Co., 1421-23 Fourth Av. near Factory, Chicago, Ml SEATTLE AGENCY iueeh Caterina Sas ein MS | Bush & Lane Pianos TAILORED READY |siven <o the persons whose names | Licup ides Chena R. & G. CORSETS Hand Tailored Clothes are menJoned in the ad hese 4 Highest Grade Known. ti ty a ft ine Push Jane Piawe G.) LONDON'S — || saves nay crane sn 401-3 Pike | There ts s.waya a good show at the 1111 Second Av. reat 1315 Third Avenue. | Mager tle ad The Star classified “* jade and “Get the Habit.” Opp. Postoffice monds on Credi \ eet the goods om the first ALABASTINE The Sanitary Wall Coa*ing DAHLIM & BARRY, INC., “The Paint & Wall Paper Store.” 1308 Second Avenue. American Beauty CORSET Seattle Bargain House 424 Pike Street. STETSON In All New HATS Fall Shapes Dia Tailored Ready Clothes Shop GO JEWELEY Co. ' 401-3 Pike St. CARLSON & SONS, Spokane, Wash. Their entire complete High Grade Stock, consisting of $14,000 New Fall Merchandise—Men’s Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes Forced on Seattle Public For Immediate Disposal A Most Extraordinary Slaughter Men’s Apparel erchants’ Co-Operative Coj204 35c Men’s Lisle Hose 19¢ a Se Yesler Way Near 2nd Ay. $4.50 Men’s Genuine California Flannel Overshirts— $2.00 Double Blank- " 49e $1.75 Men’s Cooper’s “De Luxe” Under- wear—— $3.50 Men’s Union $4.50 Large Size Suits— 4jc $1.37 Blankets— $1 19 $3.50 Men's Sweater fis: Men's White . Coats— Handkerchiefs— $2.50 Men’s All Wool Underwear— 98c 10c Collar Buttons— 1c 15c Men's Tecks— 8c $30.00 Men’s Scotch Tweed Suits-— $12.28 $20.00 Men's Hand Tailored Worsted Suits $7.87 $1.69 $6.00 All Wool Blank- ets, size 11-4— $2.69 $3.00 Men's Hats— $1.69 $2.50 English Walk- ing Hats— $1.19 65c Men’s All Silk Neckwear— 23¢ $1.25 Men’s Gloves— $1.47 $7.50 Men’s High Top Waterproof Shoes— $2.98 $3.50 Men’s Vici Kid 2c 35c Men’s Cashmere Hose— 12c $3.50 Men's Pants— 98c $6.50 Men’s Pants— $2.47 $4.50 to $6.50 Boys’ School Suits— 98c $2.50 Men's brellas— Dress Shield Dress $25.00 Men’s Blue and Black Serge Suits— $9.68 $15.00 Men’s Suits $4.98 Dress Dress Work Um- 47c 98c ; ; 2.50 Men’s Cord $4.50 Men’s G tal 7. Bicycle Playing } eed ont oer b ieee Py aha a 50c Men’s Underwear Aras 8c 98c $1.87 12c $7.50 Leather Suit $2.50 Cotton Filled 75c Heavy Work $2.00 Hollow Ground Razors— 78c Men’s 47c SALE OPEN THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 9 A. M. Shirts— 29c 50c Genuine President Suspenders— . Se 75c Wool Underwear— 28c —H. H. Kulies’ Old Location Cases— $2.98 $4.50 Leatherette Suit Cases— $1.78 SALE OPEN THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 9 A. M. Comforts 98c 25c Men’s Shawknit Hose— Qc $4.50 Men’s Packard and Selz Shoes $1.87 $1.50 Shirts. Dress Fleece