The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1911, Page 3

* Neck, L. L, QUEER THINGS IN THE NEWS]| Pets 200i» Heavens At 96 Pitches a Load of Hay. To show how active he ts at 96, Philip Reamer of Mt. Bethel, N. J, volunteered to piteh @ load of hay for his neighbor, Philip Hess. He did it In as good time as some of the farm hands, and did bot seem fatigued at the finish, Five Generations In One House. Five generations met at the bome of Mrs. Lucy Lake, at Little when Francis Hutts, his daughter, and 13-months-old granddaughter, Ethel ford. Reby Ethel is Mra. Lake's great great aranddanghter, The latter 93 years old and lives with her : a, Capt. G. W, Hults, Francia, All except the baby were bo in Bound Neck, civil suit pending before Judg Wilbur In the superior court, wilt not try to be humorous again—at least not while court ie in session. Opposing counsel during the hearing introduced a document printed on pink paper. “See what we have here-— the pink sheet extra, extra,” remarked Hardy. “That re- mark is in contempt of court,” said Judge Wilbur, “and will cost you Just $5." Mra. Clara Atwater, | Atwater, arrived from Hart-| father of Girt Rescues Chum From Cave. When Mins Mae, Calvert of Princeton fell 60 feet into a cave near Plainfield, N. J. while gather ing flowers, her friend, Miss Agnes Harned of Trenton, did not become excited, She ran to an auto party, bor rowed a rope, and had several women companions lower her into the eave, Both girls were hauled to the surface Rohurt. Only Door Koy. ‘is! Inalde aby. After drinking a lot of carbolie acid Syearold Rarry Fulton was expected to die at Monticello, N. Y., but the doctors saved him, It was not long until he had ewal- lowed the fourinch brass door key, He shows no fll effects, but it is the only key to the door, and he is to be operated on to rented 13 IS WAITER RESPONSIBLE st. . LOU tS, Aug. 4.—The police here today are trying to fasten the death of Mra. Max Judell, who was killed by a fall from a hotel win dow, where she had gone with an unknown man, upon Max Pappai Greek walter, Pappas denies kr ing the woman, A man's watch found on the body has yielded a clew which may result in clearing up the mystery of her fate. ERARAR RRR RRR ARS M NORTH YAKIMA, Aug. 4—- * * Arrested for drunkenness and * % lodged in the city jail yester * afternoon, William 0. #! *) *) ® da . BRIDE-ELECT DIES: Noa aha arney MeKeary et NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—Miss Rath T. Aubury, daughter of Lewis 1.) Aubury, state mineralogist of Call- fornia, is dead here today. Miss Aubury came to New York expect- ® into a quarrel fn their cell and |w Neal was strangled to death. ® He received several wounds ® with some sharp instrument * about the face, but the police #) OR. WILLIAM R. BROOKS. It’s .no easy task, that of hunt hitherto unknown comets in lonesome hours of night, but Dr. William R, Brooks, director of Smith observatory and pro fessor of astronomy at Hobart col- tly. He te the finder. the other evening he discavered his twenty-sixth flery tailed celestial hobo. Ite position was right ascen- sion 22 hours, 12 minutes, 40 seo onds; declination north 20 deg 67 minutes, Also it's In the con- stellation Pegasus, in the eastern sky, moving slowly northwest. You can see It if you have a good strong telescope handy. CAR LINE LEAGuE. To determing a definite course }to be pursued in the construction of the city car line, a meeting of the City Car Line League will be held tonight at 6 o'clock at Wolfs cafeteria, Third and James. All members of the counc!l have been invited. % have not been able to find the #/ Races ai Madison park, five days, ing to be married here in June to!) weapon. # starting Tuesday, August 16. ‘Telbot J. D. Campbell. secretary to eae eee eee ee ee clean meet. rope. Shortly before the wedding fatal. wore 1525 Second Ave. FRESNO, Cal., Aug. 4—No blame Johan Hi Hammond. The couple ° ons planned a honeymoon trip to Eu- ais ui aberr wae waned I The Wonder Millinery Co. Not Blamed for ing Chinman | Fariy Fall Styles ARE ARRIVING DAILY yas fixe fy the coroner's fury to- @ay in the inquest over the body of Wong Sing Tuck, a Chinaman who was killed by an automobile) @riven by Charles F. Campbell, « Polleeman Campbell was perceptibly intoxicated when Campbell was charged wealthy fruit dealer, McLaren testified that arrested, with manslaughter after the acct | dent. $5,000 in Furs LOS ANGELES, Cal, A 4 The police here today are search- taste | for furs, who broke into the store Schenkhelm & Gil- importers, and carried off mink, ermine, sable and fox furs) ing for burglars with a fine of Studebaker, lette, valued at $5,000. Only the most ex- pensive furs weer taken. Read OLMSTED'S ad, page 7. | Our showin; LARGE and ATTRA TIVE, including FELT HOODS, SATIN and VEL- VET SHAPES, and a num- ber of Trimmed Hats For Fall Wear SUMMER MILLINERY AT BIG REDUCTION at the is oi Pd Wonder, 1 Fn a eaten 903 First Ave-—-THE HOME OF GOOD _ CLOTHES—903 First Ave. FRIEDMAN’S SEM -ANNUAL HALF-PRICE CLOTHING SALE Ree High-Grade Hand-Tailored MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS On Sale at HALF-PRICE This sale positively includes all of our complete stock---composed of the me- dium heavy rough Cheviots, Scotch Tweeds, English Worsteds and Home- spuns. Make your selection at once while the stock is complete. BLUES AND BLACKS ONE-FOURTH OFF Positively no credit during this sale. Alterations free of extra charge, at our convenience. Outing Pants on Sale at Half-Price J. FRIEDMAN & SON 903 FIRST AVE. Next to Rainier Grand Hotel THE STAR—FRIWAY, AUGUST 4, 1911 LONDON’S | POPULAR SATURDAY SALES The Store That Stands Still Doesn’t Stand a Chance—and | ’ There’s No Grass Growing Under Scand Feet This Beats Any Shoe Sale We Ever Knew. Choose Any Shoe in Our Entire Stock at— Stock at— $1.95 Original Prien Were $3, $4 and $5 It's our August Clearance —the broadest, biggest, greatest thin; London ever did—no doubt about it— clearing out every Shoe in the store to make * ready for Fall. Men's and Women's Gotzian, Foot-8chulze, Packard, M. D. Wells, Hamilton- Brown, Maid. well and other world-famous Shoes, all to go Saturday at Choice of all our Women's High-Cut Shoee—They're in patent colt, gun-metal calf, Russia tan calf, viet kid, un Greased kid, velvet, sige Cholce of the Me Shoes — Patent colt, gun metal and wox calf; military heels or regular; the new “Hl TOB"—London, Freak and other styles. Wonderful, matchless values, $1 95 Choice of the Men's High Cut or Ordinary Drees Shoes, in- cluding also all our heavy Work and Outdoor Shoes; ev- ery style 1s tncluded—splen- weit and custom $3.00, $4.00 and UNDERWEAR Just Listen to These Prices Women’s Gaure Vests, short sleey Women’ 2c Sleeveless Vests; oumfy eut; can't slip off 19c the shoulder Women's 25c Melba Vest 15 crocheted yoke, no sleeves c Women's $1.00 Umbrella 69 White Lisie Union Suits . c Women's 60c Gauze Sleeveless Union Buits trimmed, 37 regular and extra sizes ..OEG Women’s Heavy White Ribbed Cotton Vests and Pants 25c regular 360 seller ...... Children’s Summer Weight ere ..19¢ and 22¢ Drawers .. Splendid in Women’s 1236 Sleeveless Vew! or fancy trimmed . Boys’ Fine Balbriggan Union Suits, long or short sleeves, ankle or knee Tength 48c Children’s Union Suits, misses’ sizes included . Women's 25¢ Umbrella Pants, lace-trimmed; a very one °19 garmont .....- «++ Cc ‘ ‘ London’s Cheapside Outing Bloomers, dark and serviceable . 196 Girls’ Muslin Gowns, well made; B0c; heavy if muslin ......6. c++ AW1¢ Girls’ Muslin Drawers, ‘tucked and hematitched; regardless 9 ot former values Je Girls’ Bleovele For a lot of t . Boys’ Blouses, good, “Madras; sizes 5 to Tennis Shoes Tennis Shoes, any size, at London's 49c Saturday “Mugsin baby; patent or Vi Cie viel, lace or but ton’ Not o86, but SOC ford to miss. $2.50 Patent, Women’s Fine Summer Oxfords WORTH $2.00 AND 91.50, This is another good one you can't af Women’s finest $2.00 and Undressed Dressed or Kid—tans, browns or black dals, Pumps, Ties, Oxfords and Low Quarter Shoes, again at ... New Voile Skirts $4.98 Worth $7.50 to $10.00 One of London's strongest features is the great Women's Ready-to Wear Bection, occupying the entire seoond floor, lighted entirely by daylight Boys’ Shoes Boys’ Shoes hammered down to the very last notch. Come for them. Barefoot Sandals, near. ly all sizes, Last call Long Kimonos Cosing out all our Summer full length Nimonos pretti made of lawns and soft - finish challis loose or fitted back oe ee can be easily ae to the most exacting tests be fore t ings, at Men’s Golf Shirts Good, heavy percal some slightly sotled, but a it from the store, whi Genuine Imported French Voile Skirt that are not to be found elsewhere und sale tomorrow. Make your selection and indeed, is a great satisfaction. in the newest early Fall models, $7.60 to $10.00, will be on eure ~ way. $4, 98 Drummers’ 8 Men's Union Suits, Pgh weight mesh and_rib- just such as you'd expect at $1.50 and Tomorrow Boys’ Wash Suits Low prices are effective now in our Men's Golf Coat Shirts, perfectly soft; cream | color; double turn-back cuffs, Not a 00, BSolesette silk “‘gnirts, soft collar, summery and) M * brilliant. Not | $1.60, but ..98e'¢ ; Flanne! Negligee Shirts, for camping or mount aineering; recta... 986% Men's Mesh Suits; ecru; very strong) and cool. Lon- | don’s, sult "....ABe | F: Same in separate prea e aeel One More Call—Boys’ Bathing Suits; o, with RUGS A Long, Strong List for Saturday Fae stesial Baterday $9 95 7T%4x9-foot Brussels Special Satur 10 to 1 Rugs. Special Saturday $x12-foot American Oriental Rugs. Special $9.65 Saturday Ruga. 9x12-foot | Axminster oo Salur- 17, 85 “Ate in wy per 25c $x9 Union Art Square. $3, 98 Special Saturday .... Best Grade Printed 1 55c per square yard vesess 27x64in. Brussels Carpet” Special aie Axminster imple. Special " Siabhia, Body Brussein 1 25 Carpet Sample. Special " 27x54-in. Bigelow Wilton Car pet Sample. Special Hemp Stair and Hall Orfertal’ Matting, 180 cot- ton warp, a yard pet. Special, a yard Window Bhades, each . Third Floor BOYS’ ScoutSuits Strictly military effect, with their poet buttons and col- lar. ped the ay) from $1.75 fore Datartay to School or Outing Pants, any age to 15 years; 76¢ values, “ee For Saturday only .. 480 buys Boys’ Balbriggan Union Suits, long or short “48c ankle or kao Or Wire Gauze Platter Covers are the only real pro- tection against flies; 3 sizes. 13%4c Pillow Cases, 42x35, each Oval Toilet Paper .. Wash Cloths All on special sale at ..50¢, 40¢ and 30¢ bed; values up ° 75c | $2.00; all sizes Boy Scout Shirts, or and red; 2 pockets. Special for one CORDUROY PANTS | Corduroy, you know, was khaki and/ originated for Now bis majesty, American Talon | 600d Corduroy Trousers Ualon | ot London ike this: , $2.25 ) DOW .. Boys’ sizes 2 neck; khakt col- 29 Rubber ‘Col lars, 25c ‘oods. kings! Citizen, gets Fine Corduroy $2.19 ‘orduroy $1.98 Corduroy $1.49 GLOVES Toilet Powder—Aprons —Notions Sturdy, Women's Long Fabric Gloves, many colors and sizes; values to Tbe. Special 25c Long Silk Gloves, many colors and si: Special for 69c Saturday, a pair Hemstitcbed Handkerchiefs, for women and children; a Se 1 value, Special .......-0.+6 c 100 value Women’s Cambric Handkerchiefs; beautifully 5 finished, Special .. a) Women's Kid Gloves, colors; every size; well made; we fit and guarantee them. ae OfAl, @ pair oo... cece cece ee 98c Baby Powder, tn shaker top 4 can; smooth stock. Special . c Violette Talcum Powder, in fan- cy can; & fine powder; 1bc 9 Nong Gece tele in Je 6 pairs Best Shoe Laces, men's or women’s length; 6 pairs 9 for... c Post Cards, local, Moral, and many other styles of views, Speci dozen Long White or Biack Gloves, all sizes; fine stock. A pair . Women's Fancy Tea Aprons; several styles; trimmed with fancy frills and lace; 26c value . Women's Princess dozens of patterns; all colors; 39c KIMONOS Worth $1.50 and §2 Closing out all our Summer full-length Kimonos, _ prettily made of lawns and soft finish challie, loose or fitted back. Just such as you expect at— Clothing Section. Sailor styles in made of galatea and other fast color or Saturday hard-service only kinds London sells, and just now mothers need an extra supply. Splendid assortment at Buster or Wash Suits, neatly Two speci Boe and... DLC CHILDREN'S ROMPERS AND PLAY SUITS Have Taken a Price Tumble to . . 39¢ Suits are the Children’s Dresses Could sel! them without much ef- fort at a dollar. Fine Chambre Gingham and other neatly made Wash Dresses, in pretty pinks, blues and other solid colors, as well as stripes and plaids aplenty. On sale Saturday - BLOOMERS Rest Black Sateen Bloomers; sizes to 14 years... c Gingham Bloomers, sizes to 12 years; light weight black roll nebictay pede Women's Best Sateen 98 Bloomers ...... ae gunsbicn c —— Children’s Drawers 2 TO 12 YEARS Children’s Mustin Drawers; plain tucked and hemstitehed. g Special c Children’s Musiin | Drawers, ; tuek- ed and edged with lace. Special ... 122¢ Children’s Mustiin Drawers, tuck- ed, with embroidery edge. Special 25¢ Muslin Drawers. Special ... LAWNS Figured Lawns, 27 Inches wide, in light, medium and dark grounds, with stripes, dots and floral designs; sell 8 1-3c every- where. Seneca Street 4 Entrance, yard .....++++++ 2 OILCLOTH Best quality Table Oilcloth, in plain white and fancy i Seneca Street Entrance 17c YOUR Let London's Optical Expert treat your trouble. Glasses ground to fit without the usual high by G. YOCKIM, Bresight Expert. PRA Is It Worth While to Spend Your Good Money at Some “Sale” of the Tag Ends of Summer _ Sui New Fall1911 SUITS Are Now Ready at— Twelve ninety-five is all we are asking tomorrow for lovely plain tailored styles, worth $15.00 to $20.00. An early ship- ment of some three hun- dred Suits, right from New York, is ready for your inspection. Natty, mannish effects, in cheviots, serges, broadcloths and good showings of novelty mixtures. Plenty of blacks, blues, browns, tans and grays. At twelve ninety-five you will doubtless be able to buy two Suits, getting them, as you will, two for the price of one. We can promise a most agree- able surprise to the woman on the hunt for a NEW FALL SUIT, AT— Haviland Style Dinner Sew 100-Piece Plain White Haviland Style Dinner Set, $12.00 value, again on sale tomor- row at Decorated Florence Pattern, Haviland style, pink and gold; perfect glaze; 50 pieces. Special English Porridge Bowls, real old English style, with dull blue bands. but Searchlight Matches, dipped, soft noses. packets Economy Quart Jars, known to anybody. Quarts, dozen Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons, priced to make you glad; per set, 3 irons, a holder and stand, 84c at, special . WASH GOODS Seneca Street Entrance PERCALES—Full yard-wide Per- cales, in navy and Calcutta blues; also grays and black and white, in stripes, dots and fig- ured styles. A splendid 12%e Percale. Seneca Street Entrance, yard CHALLIS—Fast Colored Trou ville Challis, over 50 pieces and styles, Seneca Street 1 Bntrance, yard ......-+++. PRO SWISS—White Swiss, for sash curtains; 40 inches wide. | Seneca Street Entrance, yd OG TABLE PADDING—Heavy Ta- ble Padding, 56 inches wide; worth 59 yard, Seneca Soobaitaia yon ae CRETONNES— inch Cretonne, or Drapery, for the home or Sum- mer camp; worth 10c and 12%c¢ yard. Seneca Street Entrance, yard .. double- Women’s White Trimmed Aprons, one pocket. .T¢ 20c Linen Towels ... Fast Red Table Damask, yard .