The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1911, Page 6

: THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1911. © sas * . Words b Now “Inquisitive Edwin” Turns His Guns Upon Osgar . . «Music by’ Conde CROWNED eee = WN AIVER i 1 PON'D MIND ID. IF DUCKS Mave wee Feev, way ir A COW QVe? MILK, DARS CROws FROM THe Fi 0 : wHy DO You DON'T PONTIDER py) [HAVE Yo TAKE erat) % A dispatch from Snohomish to tv AWAY CROWBAR The Star this morning stated that Legs J Joe Cambell, a farmer tiving near there, was drowned in the river baet night. In attempting to cross the bridge he drove into the river, There are no guards to the approach to the bridge, and few lights. The body of the drowned horse was recovered, but Cambell’s body has not been found yet. The cur rent is very swift. CLEVELAN Ohio, Sept. 1% A general strike of 35,000 ladies tailors, shirtwaist makers and dressmakers in New York city te imminent, according to leaders of the Garment Workers’ union here today. Dissatisfaction with hours and wages are ¢ asons, The manufacturers have offered a hour week, but the union insists upon but fifty hours. i ? } ; S <F | Qo. lake ea Ree s|§ t d f i majo Yi tore tg er emo Oo Association, to be held in San; T. H. Bolton, business agent ony SEERA “4 . uspec ed 0 found in a lake here, Johnson has | *T#"<iseo. | the local Hakers’ unton, has left for ® WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE Ortie McManigal Has Daily Rehearsals of His Testimony |@ That the tax rate for the | coming year will he 1 ie, | “yp been beld here, though no charge | —— |® as compared with 17.9 mille # Girl $s Murder “" preferred against him. | CHINESE athletes are to com this year, was the prediction * i . ~ |pete in Olympic games in Stock Wis, Sept. 12.—Dte £. G. Shorrock was elected pres holm next year for first time in bis: Nelson announced ident of the Was! on Society |iory, We'll have to look sharp or Confectioners’ union was awarded | Chicago, to attend the International # Water will be shut off street from Sth av. @) # 7th av. 3. and on Sth ay, & from Washington and in & streets tomorrow from $ te §4 convention of the Bakers’ and Con fectioners’ union. The Bakers’ and « # of the report to the Chamber #! wAnrsc # of Commerce by che taxation ®|triet Attor * LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13.—Re-}house and remains closeted with!» committee yesterday #| here “ Ge 4 vied ‘ ST apache ct. tae careennenion: want Li S| here thin afternoon that a warrant) of Certified Public Accountants. C.\1. itis yellow men will have us| the first prize in the Labor day pa- | hearsal of the testimony he is ex: of ae takes” Wak tm thas teterendt | would be sworn out tomorrrow for) M. Williams, vice president, will at-| 0 100 sae bao werrrrr rr: pected to give at the McNamara| {he noon hour, He ts (hea returned | #¢# ee eee eee HAHA ihe urront of John A. Johnson for} tend the convention of the Amert Delle tthe rbiacee trial is being practiced daily bY |-%0 i« taken to the county prose! “ ser eae etre aieie ceamermeanaes ™ ce “ Ortie E. McManigal in the presence eytor’s office ning there the of Malcolm McLaren of the Burns | balance of th rnoon detective agency, according to a Ju Walter Bordwell said t i statement by Jatior George Gallag-|day that he saw no reason why the [im 4 wher today. trial should not begin October 11 Every morning at 9 o'clock Mo the date set, even though postpone: | Manigal is hurried across the street ment would be necessary owing ¢ 5 from the jail building to the court's legal holiday B REAL SNAKE ARRESTED IN LOCAL HOTEL; NO SCANDAL Seances Hundreds of Seattle people are taking advantage of the ie et marked savings offered at the Expansion Sale now in progress ees at the Munson-Poynor store. The new department, comprising an entire floor, with 20,000 feet of floor space, has been opened to the public, giving us the amount of space required to show many new patterns in the various lines of: furniture carried here. Just a few of the many savings afforded at this sale are shown and priced below: Dusk was just settling o'er police | headquarters yestercay and the cap'n was thinking sleepily of whether he'd bave broiled salmon or weinerwursts for supper. ~The jarring jingle of the tele | bell aroused the Cap'n from) rhapsody. / “Send a cop here just as quick as you can—we've got a snake up MUSEMENTS a here,” cried an excited voice. —— “This is the Burdo rooming bou: MOORE THEATRE ninth tog Columbie. Hurry up! TONIGHT and ALL WERK “What you givenus?” demanded Cs MATINEE TODAY the cap’n. . . uartered oak cnn Bleek fle cah ait Sask ond youre have Folding Davenport, upholstered in best Chase leather; This large Library Table, belkt of @ be drawer and shelf; fumed oak finish. Expan- to harry up,” repeated the voice. gion geled os - 050 scree tie; ee sa Policeman W. M. Stevens was |hurried to the Burdo house. Sure jenough there was a snake in one of Seo Bek SRI terete | the Tome, but st was only a three: | Mast Powerful Detective Play ef | foot bul! snake With the Allstar Cant “Perfectly harmless” said Pa ame MAN trolman Stevens as he put the Pherence Reberts, Taerew Berses. | handcuffs on the snake | Seats on Bale TOMORROW. “That may be all right, consta Prices, $1.49 to S¢c.” Matinee, $1.69 (0) bin. replied the landlord of the MeL ae eo eed ot oct ©6Reduced ee ee ie tate & iened op cal Prices nye oe fillers; satin or b Matinee Today | Bandusky-Btockdale Company tn jelty jail now | : THE NORTH REET ‘nt y ya . a “angigirl “ | try Rugs, 9x12; many 4 bs e t ail | fale intch” PSS Sri ARRESTED DOCTOR fm "$9.95 m RSE ce gtd, j patterns ... . ais : : 4 This Dining Tabille, constructed of solid oak only .. : $27.50 Axminster Rugs, 4 beautifully finished, with highly polished top, round Handsome design in Brass Bed, with 2-inch continuous posts; 10, 9x12; many handsome pedestal and claw feet. Expansion $10, 95 6 fillers; bright or satin finish. Expansion price ....+. eo a end 26 cents § Evening prices, toras ... 916,65 \ Price nese 4 cents. 0 Rody Brussele Rugs, best quailty; 9x12. ent neon -panvans reesrcuie’! TRIES TO ESCAPE ety of beautiful patterns ....... opens into fullsize bed; fumed or golden 27 50 finish. Expansion price . . At Sharp Reductions Brass Bed, very to cut; 24inch conti ous posts, with 6 leas Tapes nen ee SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.—Dr John Grant Lyman, a Los Angeles promoter who was arrested here last week on a charge of making fraudulent use of the mails, attempt The Bix American, Dancers €d td evcape from a U. 8. deputy ie Gib Bie Ace marshal, and, aa a result, is today ” suffering from seriogs injaries, Ly- [man bolted away from his eus and jumped on a street car, and, in struck bis foot against the step. aking a ber of small bones and spraining his ankle | The pain drove Lyman to « hos | pital, where the marsaal again took | him in charge. The prisoner was ef taken to the Alameda county | jail PANTAGES THEATRE _PAREAGES ISEAT*™ | way POSTPONE TRIML 7 bats || "Geeat Youurry Troupe || LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13—While Fearless European the trial of John J. and Jas, B. Me Tymmas Namara, alleged dynamiters, is set for October 11, {t is ponsible that it || may be postponed. it was original- ly set by Superior Judge — An Extensive Line of STOVES AND RANGES $—Other B i ck ot ape gt? a This easy Rocker, This Quartered Oak genuine Spanish built of eolid oak, Finish Rocker, a spe- leather seat and golden finish. Expan- cial at the Expansion back, ft ul * This Chiffonier is finely constructed of full quar- ak, highly pol- a finished. Ex- pice. 91675 Dining Chair, in | This Dining | This Quartered | i | i | Oak Dining! fumed, waxed or | Chair, in golden | Ci 4a” ane fete? $1.95 | ae... 950 [$2.10 Bordwell for October 10. Then it was noted that the date! Zit | of the election, October 10, Is a le-| it jgal holiday. The constitutional | | () |amendments will be voted on then. | | But if the trial should begin the | next day it could continue only one | day, as October 12 is Columbus day, | also a legal hollday | |Spurned Gold Mine | Piso wears | For Fine Payment WEARING SAN BERNARDINO, Cal., APPAREL L 134 ~ 1. Morris, of Red- Peer Sept. 13—C. jorris, of Re This Metal Bed, with brass top rail, all sizes. Choice of five different colors .. $3.95 Until the present time we have been crowded for room in our Stove Department This new move gives us am- This Chiffonier, with French plate beveled lands, charged with being . , ; i ple space to properly display mirror. iden finish. COMPANY. drunk, is in jail t because the splendid lines of both Expansion | Chief of Police Mespelt spurned Heating Stoves and Ranges price ... . $7.95 [$s offer gt & donation of « goid Here you wil] find the com mine on the desert as payment of a $5 fine. The police chief looked over the city charter, could find no provision for the acceptance of possible fortunes in the rough, and told Morris that he would have to pay in he Clothes White |] b aie, Clathes gold already mined. plete line of Fearless Mal leable Ranges and the Wash. Ington Steel Range, displayed in all the various sizes. This Quartered Oak Finish Dress- er, with fine French plate bevel Special Metal Bed, with 1% continuous ry mirror pansion price } $9.45 posts, seven fillers, fin- 6 95 Reductions on ished in Vernis Martin ..@Os REBEL (ON ‘INN TF HEATERS This Dresser: is golden fink with large French plate be mirror, Expansion price . This Cotton Felt Mattress, continuous layers, cov- ered with good grade of art ticking 5 95 Expansion price ... Pv adacessvteans . CHTNG KIANG, Western China, Sept. 12.—The uprising in the dis SAFES “Sire Wate Fire-Proof | trict of Chengtu is Ikely to lead to Borglar-Proot |@ rebellion that will require great - OUR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT force to quell. Soldiers in the dis. This Sanitary Couch, all-steel con- At 708-710 Pike Street we conduct a very complete Exchange Department. Those |trict. today refused to obey the or ders of the government and are try Ing to get possession of the rail-| wishing to exchange used goods for new will find many desirable articles at this branch. struction, with easy 2 85 springs, Expansion price .pde' MUNSON-POYNOR . FURNITURE CO. 1526-1528 SECOND AVENUE riving here daily | protection of the four gunboats in this port | Peach Stains | Rub glycerin over peach stains | on table linen two or three days before washing, that the stains may entirely disappear. This Turkish, Rocker, upholstered in genuine @ leather, priced for the Expansioh 5 Sale at aah sal . Mission Rocker, finished in English, fumed, waxed or gol has Chase leather seat Ki} Expansion price $ e | | | | Dissipation sends a poisoned Pretontaine Bide. Seattle arrow tearing through every organ.