The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1911, Page 8

(tty United Prec Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, Sept. 1.—Paw! Geidei, the 17-year-old bell boy who killed Wm, Jackson, an aged rit Hionaire, for the purpose of robbery was convicted today of second de DISSOLUTION OF STANDARD OIL BEGINNING TODAY (My United Pree Leased Wire) NEW YORK Ward: the dissolution of the ard Ol) company were taken today with the commencement of the div tribution of the stock of the various companies comprising the trust Among the stockholders of the Standard Ol company of New Jer pey, the parent concern. Although the standard will be split up into its 33 original com = Spectacular Plunge of Auto driven by Woodlawn A runaway motor oar Dr. A. B. Kidd of ay, and carrying three women pas eeigers (one of them th wife), made doe @ spectaciiar plunge tuto a vacant lot at Eastlake av and Ward st. Jast nofght When the doctor and his “eotett pales thet es from the CHASING THE PELLAGRA FLY, TOPEKA, Sept. 1.—Four men on motor cycles are chasing sand fies | pas fn Kansas. Thus far they have cap tured two, The sand fly is the ip sect that spreads pellagra, and there are now seven or eight cases in the state. The larvae of the flies Were found in a swamp near Otte Wa and two real found Po: aring the state in an effort to find additional sand files to see how widely scattered the flies really Fall Suits For = Young A large assortment in BLUES, BROWNS and GRAYS Out of the High Rent District. Shaner ;& Wolff 803 Third Ave. We Keep Your Clothes Pressed Free. BOY IS CONVICTED OF SECOND DEGREE MURDER er pea and the wounding of Tim) HARRY KEMP, MAN IN SINCLAIR CASE LITTLE GIRL . LOVES INDIA (My United Prese Leased ads CHICKASHA, Okla, Sept, Le."I ares wy Ais ea Ee ee etter would give my-Iffe to be with ‘the verdic pul is mornin ‘ , Indians, I imagine,” Lena Tipstes, a havin iber nr i 3 o'clock Bee Be eet little girl of Joffersonvilfe, ‘itd yesterday afternoon, The punishment for the second degree is from to tife imprisonment. wrote In a letter addrensed.ta on dian Chief, Chickasha, Oki”. The postmaster at Chickasha delivered ithe letter to E Mm trict Indian agent, ‘The letter fol lows Dour Friend: T love the tidtwns and | want to with them, Can I help you out and can | be with you murder in 20 years all?) Write and let me know anyone who wants to write to an Indiana panies, there is ground for belief friend, or | hope | will be one soon that the trust, organised along dif Don't get offended at this and an ferent lines, will continue the con ewer soon. 1 would like to Join you trolling factor in the ofl trade of all, I would give my life to be with the world. the Indians, I tmagine, This makes The Standard Off company of two letters I have written,” New Jersey is nat merely a holding company, [t owns great refine in New Jersey, Maryland and Weat HARRY KEMP. Virginia, capable of producing! pais is Harry np, the “tramp about one-third of the Muminating) roo of Lawrence waa ie a by all “trust a ae oe OC J by Upton Sinclair with hay panies REQWOOD CITY, Cal living now iw about the s the days of ‘49, saye Lysand exander, who hauled out bis old daybook on his 83rd birthday made comparisons and } * * * * * delegat *® congress of archi * held tn October at Rome, Italy “ \* | The Washington Chapter of Institute # Architects Voted at a meeting & yeuterday to oppose providing for the court (1 masoum vite the A fawn ho D. J. Byers RAR When it cor are right in particular tou. W years and built up on dean the in people ve been here was eh GOOD EVE GLASSES, [AAR RRR RAR RRR the bond to glasses that particula waa ty of come many MEALS SERVED Str. City of Everett or Teleyraph Navy Cream Horse Radish ALL GROCERS, 15¢ At Right Prices. C. H. DAHLEM & CO. 1608 Third Ave., Between Pike and Pine OPEN GATURDAY EVENING Peeeeeeteeeee aot, Main 299 ar, vl ? fp ninelion, whever Bourlisg Oy ands efor frendile he y olen = Mrs. Sinclair's heart. | mp writes poetry and tramps from state to state and country to BUY YOUR =| Hair Goods Where You Please BUT GET OUR PRICES FIRST We extravagance and high rents in our place, and therefore save you 30 He is an old friend of the Sinclairs, and recently visited them debris It Was found that the women | at had sustained painful brat Dr, Kidd bad a broken arm, When Dr. Kidd lost control of his machine on Eastlake av, he newly ran down a small boy, just |g grazed a street car and chipped some splinters off a telegraph pole 2 Then the machine leaped tato the eee vacant lot and tumbled 15 feet 218 Madivee, country Pp Menied Sinclair's charges. Sinclair n't talk Geode Sabt Shop EVE GLASS SHOP “tween ted and Sed fare. men are huating up and] down the Kansas streams under (he | direction of Prof. 8. J. Hunter 1 the University of Kansas. | REWARD EARNED | | A reward of 00 was yesterday earned by Guy Hinkson, a black smith, formerly of Joplin, Mo, He/ William | 8 in Joplin for the murder of Patrolman William | avoid Boys! your chance te de You get double Brerrthing to play ball $3.00 No. 850 D. & M. Basemen's Mitts '$1.50] you wish y November 13, 1909, Schmub- | I bac b bas confessed. The killing was caused by the ar |rest of hiv wife for conducting « |disorderly house. Sehmulbach sa |that he did not shoot till after his wife had been struck by one of the | police, } SAN DIEGO, Cal.—A National {City man bought a mince ple that had spoiled. Result, cramps. Now| he wants Distriet Attorney Utley to prosecute best you ever used. 480, No 48, No. 08 D & M. Hasemon's M 6 Ne 187, name —AT THE— ANGELES CAFE latest Moving Pictures New Every Day FREE REGULAR DINNER Served from 11 a m. to § p. m. iucluding coffee, tea, milk, beer ‘ or wine. FINISH and Tn Tnstrumental Music and Broniags. two makes. There are no ours selling on sidered strictly absolutely guaranteed. Our Wom Is run on this same basis. Women’s Wear. credit. Then get 1418 Second Ave. There are no better clothes on the market than these credit basis. confidential and Inspect our complete stocks in all lines of Men's and These will convince Pacific Outfitting Co. Open Saturday to 10 P. M.° is to raise money. most in demand, will go at these prices: Boys’ & Responsible | | wholesale price ¥ 00. for .. Buy Man Can Secure the Justly Famous ROCHESTER AND COLLEGIAN CLOTHES at this Store Men’s Suits |Here’s a List eae et of Other ned ns suis "$7'791 ~~ Bargains 00 Men's Suits, Young Men’s Suits Pants $2.50 Pants $9 cut to c $12.50 Suits, 5 5 $2.00 Pants, 48 (BB $16.50 suite, 7 89 $4.00 Pan Be Oat 004 5k. cp5 ee ' cut to. | fd $1.00 Men's Dress Shirts, $3.00 Silk-Lisle Under- 48 | |B cut to 48c wear, cut to 1, | | be 50 Men's Dress Shirts 8 15c Black and Fancy Sox, ; Pspo' e fi é $1.50 Flannel Shirts, 8 26e Tie! more responsible firms than fim #120) GOO | ee Every purchase is con- | $5.00 Silk Shirts, 1 89 26e Wash Ties, 2c every article sold is [§)f§ cut to 4 cut to. wheeh IB $1.00 Lisle Underwear , 48 25 German Seuberte d 12 cut to . IC | Hose, cut to ....... ma 4) $1.00 Union Suite, $2.50 Wool Sweaters, 98 9 | cut to. 5 Mat ook. ksah oes SOC Tbe Underwear, B0c and 76e Silk Hose, ens ep t | ceca 18¢ | i: 23¢ If 50c Suspenders, 26¢ Wool Hone Call and look over our store 7. 5c Suspenders, 15 50e Tes, 18 OUR UO cecsceee evsvavees c CUE HO cecerees sevens . Cc our prices for either cash or you, store is chock full of new fall goods. | | sensational bargains not mentioned here. | 216 Pike Opposite Bon Marche Street ccanmecea naires A SENSATIONAL Of the greatest struggle for existence a store ever had is on at Kessler’s Cash Raising Sale, 216 Pike Street. Prices have been cut still deeper below half the whole- sale cost, and profits are no object. Our one purpose We've got to do it quick or quit business. Rather than be closed up by creditors we'll take big losses right now on everything in the store. For example, Schoolboys’ Suits, right now when they're per cent on all your purchases. supply you in anything in manufactured HAIR GOK DS, WE carry the STOCK to or we manufacture your cut hair or combings in any way Bring or mail them to us and let our EXPERT HAIR WORKERS show you what they can do for you Send 25c in stamps for a S0c box of FACE POWDER, the San Francisco Hair Store Zamora Criswell Kauffman 1401 FIRST AVENUE Manual Gra tle iglenon Va isons usiness allege ey LOO7C Veuiier Side fay’ cvepiciege Ls, cision lors 1911 watts eight Marly. foc bv Nh Lare fore repped. Seal’ CG baa Larriages anny Ceonderel for for Mer th rly, Plowers wl Cexared for 2 of t roparly addressadvand. plelwvoted it the stage eniiance Aefe ree Sus. ‘em eu $5.00 and $6.60 Boy: Suits of a grade better material, hand tailored, dressy looking and will be so six months from now; Saturday and Children’s Suits Ages 2 to 6; regular price $4.00, for ... Ages 2 to 6; regular price $5.00, for . Shoes 00 Shoes, t to ard Shoes, en $3 cut to . “4 t to 60 Hats, 00 Hats, R00 ne Men’s Furnishings 10¢ Handkerehiefs, cut to .. 260 Boston and Paris Garters, cut to 50c Belts, cut to .. 2he EB. cut to... & W. Collars, $5.00 Leather Suit Ca $1 sea, cut to . 50 Suit Cases, eut to, $1.00 Extra Heavy Black Sateen Shirts, cut to $1.5 Hata, 0 and $2.00 Straw cut to ... . $1.00 Bathing Suita, cut to 50e Leather Wi fork rut to H. Kessler We never disappoint a customer and our goods fulfill every representa- tion made by our salespeople. We never limit a customer in quantity. dandy, regular each Moénday Larger sizes, $3.48 6 YEARS To 15 | each ..... $1.39 and Pack $2.15 $1.29 $1.89 c A8c 48c 48c * 22 You can buy as much as you like of any kind as long as we have it in stock. Our You will find hundreds of other equally 216 Pike Street .$1.89 -$2.48 4 and Our Clothes A GREAT COMBINATION $2 49 You can certain’ n the strain on your pocket-book if you GE THE TERS READY FOR SCHOOL HERE. Neat grays, browns, tans and dark mixtures, knicker # ny size to re—and these lowest prices es, $5.98, +4.98 and’ op down to at bargain at .... Boys’ BOYS’ WAISTS | Boys’ Woo! Flannel | BOYS’ HATS “OLO HICKORY” | Boys’ Blouse Waists— | ecarala —_ gray, | Entirely new, success- STOCKING 8S) 45¢ buys good Tan or | red. Special 48c | ful departure. Boys’ Bl They are just about | White Solesette Waists, | goys' Cape—Bive serge | TW" Fett Hats, tu vari- everlasting; the long | %80 nice Madras| and fancy mix - 25c | ren wage styles, a est, strongest. lackest Waist 45c ndsceCTi . ete a pre seh corona ee Boys’ Sue 10 | browns; no more “gp A ceca se ROE penders . WUC | nigh prices tor boys’ pulled on—the dye joys’ Assorted Wainte— ~ Rha dsten't’” turs green. | “Ail sizes; tans, tinck,| Seve Medion Rib | neMeemr “IC Lonson Mek ot xt re, $1.38, | x : "| Stockings — Sturdy as it, its « bargain. ee ix pa | hickory stripes, khakl, | black cotton—any size, | Boys’ new Hats, $1.48 ver 25c | ete School 24 6to 9%. Per 123 | on down me. C | price Ch farce. ce. Teese Boys’ Suits, ages 7 to 16; regular wholesale price $4.00, but you : e $ i | « I's Dr. Dentdh’s Slee ; a 8 pnt Sleeping can have ‘em Saturday and Monday for ........+.+.+« $1.89 G irls’ School Good Morning ~ i... for me right ses rtd : ours : along now—I like them.” Boys’ Suits that will stand all the tough use you can give them ; Dr. Denton's Sleeping regular wholesale price $5.00. They're yours Saturday and Garments are best for Monday for .. .$2.48 { the younger kiddies. Spe- cials for Saturday follow: First three s Dresses ‘ | Children’s’ Muslin $i Complete new Fall stock of Children’s Dresses, in ing Garments, all kinds of materials, colors, patterns and styles; each ..,.... c serges, cheviots, flannels, Scotch plaids, worsteds, | gaiateas, ginghams and percales; solid colors, LE: Dee. Eevee plaids, checks and figures. Dozens of neat, pretty peg am el, ae styles. Especially good values at cath > " 25c THE RUBENS SHIRT | 69c, 38c . thee oS 49 Infants’ Rubens Shirts, all | finest, softest wool 48 i _ a a - first three sizes c | Pure Linen Handker- | Misses’ Lisle Thread ns Resin me ha me If chiefs hemstitched oS ae celta 25 food size. "Schoo! fe | Mese—Linen heel and | Oude. ocndis 4096 price es 5c | toe; black, tan 25 \3-omoo — Camori and colors, at Cc) Gingham Pet. | ie FLANNELEY Handk Girls’ ditete.. ¥ fine ‘5c Box of six pairs, $1.35 | : | nae ticoats, Worth 50c ted stock nee nervicegple Underskirts for jonia Veldurs kimonos ’ ; ’ derskirts for girls Children’s Allover | Misses’ Black Wool | ¢ 1516 years of age: | WTAPPErs ali denies Aprons; fancy cham-| Stockings — Fine | good quality of cham- | *" ‘*t« new designs; bray and ging 39 ribbed: 9 pod eons | Sanaera ae ham. Speclal C | sizes :. ; 5c | | well mad 29c | vara ane 1A1kc Sweaters | PERRIN’S FINEST KID GLOVES Women’s Cardia You'll not hesitate a moment when you see these gloves. Any wom- . nal Sweater an accustomed to real kid gloves will see $2.50 worth the instant Fo Coats, of mixed | the glove is fitted. Our own importation; black and col. wool, for outing | Fs; two clasps; embroidered backs. Special, per patr ‘$1 69 or house wear wes KAYSER'S, DENTS, FOWNES' Quality, But No High Prices Women’s Lisle Gloves, Kayser's $1.25 ‘Bath: Robe, Blankets Children’s and make; black, white and some col- Misses’ Coat| Bath Robe Blankets; size 72x90; | ors; nearly every size. Ra Sweaters, red, Ox- | rse enough to make the larg: | A pair ..... .. 200 ford gray, white | St possible bath robe; these | Kayser’s Two-Clasp Silk Gloves, come in very handsome patterns in grays, reds, greens, pinks, blue and brown combination’ reversible styles; absolutely fast colors; — easily or combinations: 48c for ladies, in nearly every color and size, A pair 50c Long Silk Gloves for women; many colors; worth up to $1.60. Misses’ Coat Sweaters, fitted at he washed; are’ | Special, 1 wid rea we. | Warm, light and sanitary, Spe- | a pair ..........., ; baa at c cial sale price, $2 39 Women's Kid Gloves; all sizes ORE adisecives ! Women's White Wool Sweaters, : -- Phe sad many colors; Dent's, coat style or knee length | Fownes’ and other makes; val 20c SERPENTINE CREPE, $7.50 Sweaters $4.98 ues to $2.00. 1 48 $6.00 Sweaters $3.98 13¢ A pair $5.00 Sweaters STIS g2ieg | J We carry a large and well-as- Londor Special Women's Kid ; biog! abe : Gloves; all sizes “and colors; Children's 98¢ Sweaters, sorted stock of this much ad ic ul " ved ot alae “a 59c vertised and very desirable | | Worth $1.25. fon ial, 98 Chidvans Mia aweateel: fabric; absolutely fast colors. | | & PIF .......... ae. c ee ae : 39c Special sale price, 49 : lero SILK 7 * i “: . rocade or plain, solid color; pacnets and Misses ATL Weg} thin, sheer, soft, lustrous Orien Pt pines $1 69 tal finish, for kime os, waists Child: 0’ Wool” & and party dresses; launders like aerusinae thane te 75¢ nen; full of service and beauty § ; 2 . \ and exceptionally strong; wiil Children’s $1.50 Heavy Sweaters, plain and com bination colors . keep its finish to the very last; not 29¢, but on special 4 sale at vu “4 Sb =ectaewewsy, ow toss ee ee