The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 8

Oe ee ee Seance ms REBELS TAKE! SHANGHAI (By United Press Leased Wire) SHANGHAI, Nov, 3.—The rebels tod, captured the native city of Shanghai without serious resist ance. The foreign settlements are under guard «nd al! preparations made to protect’ the lives of Euro pean residents in. case fighting euuld begin. There is believed be little danger of this at this time, however, sa the revolution ists force so far outnumbered the flready disloyal imperial garrison AB to Make resistance futile, PERKIN, Nov. 3.—The gravest feare are {elt here that an upris in gin Pekin ts dmminent. Many shops are closed and many of the Mhaditants are fleeing the city, @reading the possibility that the Chinese may rise and inaugurate & wholesale massacre of the Man-| ehu’s. BAD BLOOD (By United Press Leased Wire) | TACOMA, Nov. 3 1 blood, | @ating back to the time when he,/ &s mayor, removed City Engineer 8 F. Bullard, was given by ex-Mayor George P. Wright as the cause of bis assault on Bullard | Wright, who ts now handling a $2,000,000 contract for the city, on Which Bullard is acting as inspec Hor, Was fined $150 and costs, _AN EGG, THAT_ 4 Mre. Reardon purchased at a local Btore was dated in pencil! Oct 1899. Mrs. Reardon did not open no trying Th hionable One satin de usual merit neat General view attorney three rows back of the r $1 Down “Sale of Lafies’ and Misses’ Suits need is $1.00 DOWN « This is a value of un from the courtroom, ‘MILLIONAIRE LIVING ON S12 A WEEK GARY, Ind, Nov, 3—Be he is suing his young for a divorce on the ground ef eruslty, Lewis A. Bryan, a Gary millionaire, is today striving to live on $12 a week. Mrs. Bryan was granted an injunction allowing her husband only this sum for liv Ing expenses each week, pend ttlement of the di vorce action. / Mrs. Bryan, less than half the age of her husband, met bim while serving as nurse to his first wife. r that commands uno who wish to that is all you tion, take your suit it and enjoy, it There te make you pay more—all you fk | materials, shades and st ylee— ¥ one new tailored model lined with guaranteed attractive and exceedingly well $22.50 at Other Suits From $16.50 to $40.00 $1.00 DOWN AND $1.00 A WEEK G 1119 Third Av. Near Seneca Suits and FOR ings. All fitting free tion or money back. 31 ON An Extra VALUE SPECIAL on Men’s We will put on special sale our entire stock of $18.00,$20.00 and $22.50 lines of men’s and young men’s SUITS Overcoats and Raincoats aig 5 get $15.00 SATURDAY ONLY (Blues and Blacks Included. ) All hand tailored, terials and styles in all of the newest color- SATURDAY BLUMENFELD 716 First Avenue | Raincoats snappy, new ma- of charge. Satisfac- LY dudge Bordwell's court, table are: Deputy At the other end of fle table isthe defense. Left to right ar representative, is an it looks » United Pr THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 43, Hoes Disagrees in Case of Mrs. In action, caught by Staff Photographer Larkin, Atty. Jos. Ford (leaning back directly below Judge Bordwell) Dist, Atty, J. D. Fredericks, opposit Atty, Jos. Scott, J. B. McNamara on trial, Attys. Clarence Darrow and Lecompt din the first press row, n 7 ‘010 YOU KNOW YOU McCrea, Charged With Murder (Ry United Press Leased Wire) OPELOUSAS, La., Nov. 3.—The Jury In the case of Mrs. J. P. Mo Crea, charged with the murder of | Allen Garland, reported a disagree ment today The case went to the jury at noon the phosphor, » w.|& plank of an old wooden sidewalk " . big brother of the rich BE. W | albumen in a body,’ hen, tad adoeeh About $26,000 of the $257,000 | ss, land commissioner, has had Wife of Murdered Man and His writer, “The fat is worth |ine land. appraised at’ $600 per |taken was recovered, Workmen, | Electro Dental Parlors | my a about $2.50, of iron there is | acre, although land at Colby, miles t¢*ring up the sidewalk, came we DO AS WB apvanrisn ] t t hardly enough to make @ one !turther away, is being sold at "Pon $4,380 fn gold in & suck | ayer ave ramatic ee ing | inch nail, there is sufficient | per are stolen from the bank, and $20,000 A hs ‘ lime to whitewash a pretty in new $5 and $10 bills, A board LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3.—-Mret Francis M. Boggs, widow of the whole parcel will be plac Western manager of the Selig Polyscope Co, is in a state of ¢ gGood-elzed chicken house, jon the market at once, and one |had evidently been removed from dinar’ Bins ona Ht, hacer Vaueetings Ie @ Eeabead bake with hen Mamiael enough magnesia to make a |must posnens at least $72,000 to ihe sidewalk, the money placed un bowed se etaee Weg daabitun tina’ abvenieen: te te pretty fireworks, and about /nid on same, so don't get excited | 4mm and the sidewalk relaid Capt Mra, Boggs broke down at sight of the Japar gnough albumen for 100 eggs. Jand decide to grab a plece. a8 before. | ’ ed. "Why did you do th ful thing? There possibly ie @ small tee Lawrence Colman, miliionaire| The canvas bag containing the pi Sesr-ans we . spoonful ot sugar and a pinch |who claims tide lands In front of Colm tore when lifted and scattered | ie ick! » his br 1} Of salt.” x . shower of gold =H | The his head gnd a tear trickled down his bronzed | Trimble’s property, may bid or |* | cheek may not, Anyway, the size of the FAR vision z s | he sald, “your b and choked me. I never for KILLED BY hgh tl parcel is so large that bat few will GHICKGD PLANS one we 1 man told me t have the money to bid With t Li Ne ee a sar inci otek} ERO oul nes) | | etka alent, Usustag terward, bé eens tube Btuok tx ths Venoek’ Gexnar'e jury ings You ou DANCE HALLS int Mr rieked tenk, aided and K | d. 1 am now, your enew Kill me if you Ken now CHICAGO, Nov 2.—Certain Lens | we Atle gesture he threw back his coat, “Shoot me r | F. W. Stevenson & Co., Brokers, |da halls of questionable char- | Pst a he pio gay Aap told me be was a bad man | + - Hatley ide. are advised stocks |acter, cloned recently by the city | HUTESON OPTICAL co. jand I belleved him. Kili me now. I want to di || Will well higher—particularly Le-|authorities, will be reopened saag vp teiek: aera ver Bi IThe Bloom of Youth || high Valley eee =| model public dance halls. A sd “Makers of Good Glasses yesterday, and three “hours Foreman Hidalgo inform: later the id court that the jury was hopelessly divided. 7 he court ordered the jury to deliberate further, but when another disagreement was reported today, he d ischarged them. FIRST WOMAN JURY IN GALIFORNIA FINDS MAN NOT GUILTY LOS ANGELES, Nov, 3—"We the women of this jury, find the de A. A. King, editor of the | Watts News, not guilty.” | These words. ning from the | first woman jory © to try a case jin the state of Ca still ringing in t | King, who was of hav jand ine | (By United Press Leased Wire) | | | fendant, in the fury be xpurgated teat! atting an eyela FIRST SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. IES (By United Press Leased Wire) 8T. LOUIS, Nov. $—Stricken with apoplexy, Norman J. Cole man, first secretary of agricul. ture, aged 84, is dead today, after an attack which seized him on a train en route to Lex- ington Junction, Mo. He had just completed an extended tour of the state. Coleman organized the de- partment of agriculture under President Cleveland. He was at one time lieutenant governor of Missouri. At the time of his death he was editor of Cole man's Rural World. He was a noted horse breeder. eee tet eee ee eee ‘WARE THe Mist ONES cH William Park, war beware of th tlo du for i had of ot hav 6 to bin Ime t wort, lal w or, Ww “le King ne Wat ni applied "profi and in chr ning Moomau ho is 22 6 dectsior years of age “Our verdict did not mean that we approved of such language. it meant guage ted the article. » that we believed the editor was hon: deavor to aid the pub c it inn't half so shocking to read the fan: in the privacy of our homes as it is to hear it on the streets when we are compelied to pass by.” | ment t* marked there | ahead he rega earned t GUTHRIE kiw inp in sing Okla Nov Our Sensational Offer dange' like ee Elopes With Janitor’s Son. LAND, ~ Nov I's wocial set rece Continues “Tomorrow $ n ring r sale { thi no other TO persona® 40° that guaran ite satll to get you acqu MORROW, $40.00 $60, $65, and $70 SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE FOR with fac aint and REMEMBER, YOUR CHOICE $60, $65 AND $70 SUITS FOR 710-11 NORTHERN BANK & TRUST BLDG. Cor, Phones Main 192, Ind, Fourth and Pike. 2423, eee ee ee ee KISSES FOR BEFOT L. 0. Mehus & Co. | | 1011 £3. Judge Bordwell, a venireman under examination, and the court reporter are at the extreme right of the picture. Ranged around the Deputy Dist. Atty. R. ives, newspaper repo: and magazine writers occupy the boxes on the te are used to silence the telegraph instruments used in sending the news of the trial direct ~Tber of people interested in portal betterment will operate fhe dan halls as an experiment with # view to proving that the dance hall, properly conducted, makes |tor better social conditions in the “STOLEN LOOT | NEW"WestminsTER, B.C, | NAVY Nov. 3—Part of the loot stolen | PURE HORSERADISH from the local branch of the Bank| "0 2 of Montreal has been found under | tren! TFine for Our — WERE WORTH $7, if? Millionaires BERLIN, Nov, 3.— Tomorrow at 9 a. m. at Port Or trinsic value of a man or wom- chard, the county seat of Kitsap | an weighing 130 pounds, mea |county, the state will dispose of its sured by his or her constitu: |mont valuable plece of watertrc tonal _ clementa, te 67.08, a0 la south 120 acres of Bi |p /? cording to conclusion reached W. P. Trimble owns the p by, ¢ Serenan scfentific writer, 1350 ucres, whlch he secured for $10 © value re YeRre ago. a / To the Aged Cheek) = THE PHILLIPS BOYS CUT THE PRICE 1313—Third Avenue—1313 Shoes for the Whole Family $2.50 and Down—Not Up Remember the name, Remember the number—they stand for Shoes of highest quality at lowest possible prices. neing age it is an women to lregain that and delight Dloom to their wrinkles a and give to the « lightful « s and sallown FAMILY DAY SATURDAY to their store Saturday. We We have the brightest and most pleasant store to Boys will welcome you and your family We have the prices We are doing all 1 any store in our power to keep down the cost of living by giv- Pacific Coast. the A bright, cheerful home i ee reflects itself on the Phill where does ips Boys Saturday, store your dollar its full du INTERESTING ITEMS FOR SATURDAY $2.5 —The In —The Phill In patent Boys’ Shoe for Women. metal and tan leathers, Phillips g Boys’ Shoe for Men, n-metal, box calf, tan; but- 82, 50 patent, . ‘ i ton and blucher styles; black and tan storm on nd blucher he igh toe last rf ne 1 new high asts. | Aig calf bluchers—a shoe that is the talk of Royal and Core les, Every the Coast. Every pair made ited $2.50 $2.50 eis sss No credit, no discount, no commission, no delivery, low rent, enable the Phillips Boys to.make rock bottom prices on high quality shoes. choo! Shoes for Boys—Strong satin’ $1.5 $1.50 °2n7 nacnors:“Souta sores hesia' a all solid leather counters—will stand hard wear,” pair to we School Shoes for Gir and vict kid; button le—In_gun-metal and blucher styles they fit and they wear, Matters |] finn $1.00 | ' ee. i eee $1.25 ~..$1,50 YOU PAY MORE ELSEWHERE A STURDY SHOE FOR STURDY BOYS sneer tefully 12 to the ho MEN'S WORKING SHOES, STRONG AND DURABLE, Made especially us, to stand the Puget Sound winters. Several styles, including high’ cuts, black ‘2 n torm leathers, priced so low none attempt to equal them. SR $2 0 Our Celebrated Mike Line for Boys— ' $2 0 The Phillips Boys’ Shoe for Growing Patent, gun-metal and tan. leathe ' Girls—Made on nature lasts for grow: | button and bluchor styles—a boy's shoe that is ing feet, in button and blu tyles, in-patent | Tight in every way, Sizes 9 $1 50 tol “nated 1 Valbbadad eed ens " While in, ex to $1 les for sehc ieee $2.00 sortment is complete, They make nice the effects tl at make ha our} e our | ne of Felt Slippers priced less than others family py prices fre ic presents, and good 25, and ual lile assortments are la The Phillips Boys CUT THE PRICE Shoes for the Whole Family $2.50 and Down—Not Up 1313—Third Avenue—1313 Look for Electric Sign—{t Says: “PHILLIPS” “SHOES” Dahlem _ estir the cost of DARLEM PAINT CO. 1509@bird Ave, Between Pike and Pine, beautifyin