The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1911, Page 7

Kgs ESSs3tsskben mM Fe47E Mrs. Langley ‘Coe Free; She Murdered Her Husband MRS. LANGLEY BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5. Anna Gafiney Langley will pot be |Tpher for liquor. tried for the murder of her husband ' Decause she said he squandered from custody Did Fairies Help Maggie Teyte? She’s Grand Opera Star at 20 NEW YORK. Dec. 5—Do you be site the noted tenor Renaud was engaged | by the Opera Comique*in Paris rold girl's first Soprano,” you will admit that! son in Paris was a failure, Finally there is something to be said for! the manager gave her notice of her siries? After hearing the | Weeks after that sh Neve in story of Maggie Teyte, the “little The 16 them discharge. Maggie Teyte has come to ‘The star of the Opera Comique America with her rapturous voice.|was Mary Garden, who had creat ational role of Melis with her protector prince, and with! ed the sen: the wondrous glass slippers she ande in Debussy’s Pelle Wears when she sings Cinderella. | Melisande, from Mae Once upon * t hen Maggie poem. Did the fairies intervene Teyte was a /itt soft 'then by planting a § dark hair and bine eyes she dwelt tween Mary Gard in 4 mid-England town called Wol-|of a man powerful in the verhampton, in the midst of the Comique? Mary Garden left Tegion said to be inhabited by | high rage. fairies (if fairies exist at all) | Poor Kittle discouraged Magete Her grandpa had been mayor of | Teyte—the fairies sce there came a crash in stocks. vived in her. She had m then, but her voice had attracted | agement Hstened to b Sttention, and an agent of Ed-|and allowed her to sing M Wardes, the London opera produc-|in one performance. €r, traveled to mid-England to en-| What followed is history. gage her. She refu &$ a child wonder she might have! As one delighted « sung her voice to ruin in a short/Garden acted thine Teyte 13 Melisande Two years itic said. lisande; der Jean de Reszke soprano oppo-| American suc THE SOLDIER'S WIT to be prima donn 6. = A veteran of the civil war, having received from the government & new cork leg in place of the one he lost in battle, perpetrated this Witticism in his return letter of thanks: “Tis sweet to be remembered for what I have done.” —Lippincott’s. | HAD BEEN THERE Wedderly—Let me congratul the happiest day of your life. Singleton—You're a little previous. I’m not to be married until to-} morrow. Wedderly—1 know it—and you heard what I said, THREE THOUSAND YEARS! ae You tell those twin sisters apart?” andthe Mher one says she'll tell pa.” THE HIGH KIND Litt Witte Pa, what is a financier? Pa—A financler, my son, is a man who is capable of inducing other Men to pile up a fortune for him.~-Chicago News, Visitor—Everybody's golng to church today. What's the reason’ Citizen—-it’s just. the “hope that springs eternal in the human % at the bottom of the league, and Rev. Our baseball team 1 is going to preach on 1 te Last Shall Be First,"--Puck. Very Careless! ought the ba jabout the eat wor an umbrella, tgi th TALE OF HARDSHIP. IS TOLD BY CREW VICTORIA, steamer Tees, which arrived here Thompson, Quartermaster and Seamen Gallagher Sparks, who tell a tale of hardship following their attempt to fi for the stranded steamer GIRL and chatting, consort S TELL OF NIGHT RIDE AND ATTACK Hardly able to tell the story of an attack made upon her near the | Golf and Country club links in the early morning hours of last July 7, story of the night's affair girls worked in a te change. ‘They were acco 11:30 at Ploneer squar where they were waiting { ride in the automobt cepted, and then eame the long trip | petlnd Ida says that one 1 to shoot} stand as the complaining witness against Wm. A. Raymond, a chauf. accused of having into the country ot them. Both Raymond left the city im-| mediately after the affalr was ported, through The little girl seemed frightened even now in Judge Gay's cou Deputy Pro jly drew out the story the automobile, ot a ride tn xtopping at a road the drive buck, and then the attack in the open country In contrast made whethe ing against him. Raymond r ed and was immediatety arrested and upon whom an attack was als attempted. by she says, named Berry, told a clear A MISTAKE & great fuss when sho was told that Mary Queen Elizabeth ma: qneen of Scots, had been beheaded belfeve me when I say this affair is American CAUTIOUS lot's take a look at old Wall street Don't you thing we'd better do our shoppin Mrs.{ the money she earned as a stenog: Hannah (nervous! ‘Che FFOUSEKEEPER By Berron BRaLey ae Hello, ts that I wish you'd The district attorney said there was no chance of convicting whom she shot several months ago'and Judge Cabaniss discharged her For you can carry Now, here's the list for you today alousy and the I want a yard of purple A coffee percolator, too A little pitcher for the milk Six yards of ribbon hnny needs a pair of # through, ¥¢ And, ob, please get som for catching flies, d to have the town. Her papa was rich. But/deserted her. But ambition emori Maggie was only 11 years old/the role of Melisande. The man- r entreaties don’t forget to brin Two pounds of butter when yc i think that’s nearly everything get r 4 the offer; equalled the success of G Oh, Jes, we need a garden r » special tina for making ple, Two pans for 0. FAG ter influential peo-| Then, of course, the Prince came. ple sent her to Paris to study un-| Maggie Teyte'’s Prince was Eugene and when she|Plumon, a wealthy Parisian lawyer with her hatr still in a pig-| Her husband has come with her to tail, she was sent to Monte Carlo! witness the beginnings of you, old boy. This is undoubtedly hen you kiss one of them she always threatens to tell ma, the implements about him, I thik that this mommy must beethan ptian plumber.” : interesting to bring him to life.” ut risky. Who's going to pay him for his time?” | A REGULAR DETECTIVE FOR BR Today's MAPL SOLD ONLY BY THE PURE MILK DAIRY Phone our deliveries department and have MAPLEWOOD Milk in the morning. TELEPHONES: ann ep Of course, & major league game would suit mach better, but Dr . A. Major is also quite at home in a minor league grand stand. He} bo, He's been warming all benches ever since in Kue baseball wan introduce Seattle If the truth were told, Rev, Mw jor could tell you nearly as much high-handed tactics of |nome umpires as about a certain individual in a warmer climate tell a further truth, he ts said to be nearly as familiar with the fat js of the wise as enunclat- ed in Spalding’s guide, as with those of Job and Solomon of old Yes, indeed, the great American game is Dr. Major's me baseball fan, Dugdale will tell you BURGLARS WITH GOOD TASTES Seattle sleuths are on the look out ® burglar with a bath robe and He made away with ae last night, taking the sam from the home of A. F. De Grand nay, Incidentally, he also | stopped long enough to pick up a } watch and chain. Kittle pin Another burglar with oultivated) Jtasten made a visit to the Nook Bast 45th st.,| last night. He grabbed several packages of chewing gum, and car ried off a number of ples money ant, at 1318 GUILTY OF MURDER (My United Press Leased Wire) SAN FRANCISC( Oppoatt i one » go home, and were offere the men threa' ‘ there was a charg Arthur dear? st some things for me; here, awfully the car tonight a minute on your way, them all right; silk baby blue; know the size copper serews. ome. bread I mean to bake, guess that’s all—Good-bye RELU’S MAPLEWOOD! FIED MILI _ PHONE YOUR YOUR DOOR * oRDER , AND HAVE MAPLEWOOD MILK AKEAST ‘There ta no better table drink than MAPLEWOOD milk children will be better off if they stead of tea or coff will show the good effects. at your door TODAY; special deliveries at any reasonable hour of MAIN 2645; IND, 4344. To ajor hobby. and to pocket & Dec, John Rogers was this afternoon declared guilty by the coroner's jury of the murder of Benj. A wae robbed of $5,000 gid killed tn | Y the basement of the San Franciseo Produce company. the prisoner, smiling sat Hazel Stith, his the woman who betrayed him to the police. joodman, who | a bone steak a yor wack exe plant dosen; Co banket 10 cent They ac The Star, to whon: complaint was first made, to the prosecuting attorney a fugitive. Raymond return Seattle after an alleged attempt by his wife to discover pend rr Berry is #til! Your drink MAPLEWOOD milk, in- Their work at school, and even their WOOD milk delivered play, 1514 SEVENTH AVE. | pounds ap ft Ae, porte Pears Ha pound conta, pound; conte; nob os i butter donen 15 oenia tatecs, ¢ pound Bavy, beans. and beans, 2 cane "re apples, $1.26 dowen each conte cents hone i conte pound te powe lard, & by Beauty ts only skin deep, but no woman complains about 12% conte pound 15 vente pe conte p pork back pork lege lamb, + lamb, 6 cents pound nd Jap oranges, lohan” a that PIKE PLACE MARKET. Sirloin steak veul stew, § bones roast, 12% | 10 md; very | ts poun: Bont Burbank potatoes, 6 poupds 7 1 ote. | WESTLAKE MARKET. doaen; Japane bow THE SE TO MAIL SUD: Transient ¢ fieuring der all will be Ma. three f pno: Com Tal ant ir. P | practloe wt her ar, Bureau MILI at. A mg from t For the | we ha following | P. Mullen, | ‘Balinrd & Quaker Dri First @ Inmertions fa male or fe ployer where & straight femal re ev LARGEST past two years, Bid«. NICHOL ard of will le alling PENBURG LAND CO. 211 New York Block MODELIN ment made and old re Prices ° Bldg. RE whe fall MARRIA imam haw r nde, 105 Widow of 40 wants gentionma in small business, Don't be lonely Ladies free. Pon hoa vA 10 nts pound pound pound pickled pa. 10 at «pound: boliiog pot rommt Pir oranges bee ript addremn Iabe ate arr has not again been venience of © establiat ra 409 Ballard av. Phone ores, Fe at mae fications ents p 10-11 16 hange of ¢ mtonks. | Hing beet. 7 1 a“ per pint cottage cof pork. con: leet, > D amh|D DDD DDD DD DDD DDD D ATTLE STAR) ws | SCRIBERS—The date | To rent on expires is w of your paper. | on, §€ your mub- paid Madiaon mt r Soring wt tod ft the ¥ VARIETY HOLLOWAY 1520 FIRST stlateh Bug neing d toachers. DREAMLAND ing rates net wolid, | line opting | Nic which to the om wition carrics | tuations wanted will cents for NEW TODAY Learn to dance In two} yn. Private Trial ry day and even guaran. free. Or HAR SELLS IT AV instruc: | PERSONAL. CURED—Do not wear ent, absolute, without ention from bust ‘over 100 cases cured saw wor on th and ph 216-18 Firet av from age The Harvard n Bldg, CERGMONT IRMED 1 your Ayatem, at Pike st n with Jastiake 40th, Ho last thin in mm unl PARLORS two car, August 4400, or eall or 4039 6th ued his dental Washington join our Matrimonial 708 Pine st., rder 1011 PLKE ST. ell-Handled Souvenir. + bOx 1205 Seattle. Phone Gak 704, } | Wanted—To buy hair; hair chains and] | switches made to | MRS. Ht Pens. FARMS AND ACRE FOR EXCHANG ‘OK EXCHAN FIRST CLASH FIR WOOD SPECIAL NOTICES. isis THATRD home of cowboy an WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE Went Meattia F door to the REAL ESTATE LOANS. PROD IALP LADS LLDPE GITY AND COUNTY FUNERAL DIRECTORS. TH ROBENBURG UNDO FREMONT OF: Fremont ay, to neighbors. cuWORTH R HONE Hiock. Second and Columbia, A FARM ) A MONTH kind of black with reasonable comm Hoth phones 13 LOST AND FOUND ‘Parcel near Duwamish akirt of gray Clone to ferry and t proved Beattie { omtate at 7 pe: Cali today at| nish lumber to build. COLLINS & 8ON IMPROVED RANCH CLOBE 6 acres on me 4, cant of Kirkia fcan Bank Bldg ro, Goormetawn. FURNITURE. PALA SPRL errr 16 old ntoves 609 PIK® ST. mow Canes, and Office Purnituse Co, 1926 ELP WANTED—M, and women to learn the " KB & BARRAR An unlimited WANED TO BUY—FURNITURE ADA OPAPP AAD SPP PDD NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE. por month. Buys, selis, trad ACRES FOR $ AT LAKE TAPPS Two five-acre tracts east of Au FULLERTON FURNITURE CO. rooms, $1.76 and wi 2010 Wentern ing greatly beef nandwicher. HANSON & CO. Hioys tind gicle, write Alphart Supply FOR $1,100 ‘ 1610 First av. FoR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS OO Rn walking distar RKE & FARRAR Thanksgiving prices are the KALEM POULTRY MARKET near Pike mt our patrons trade ¢ between Pike and Unton. © fail there, 5 ACRES, $200 $10 CASH, $5 A MONTH bottom land. CASH F POUGHT. SOLD Pike, L. 2689; M. 6833. HELP WANTEO—FEMALE clagn alterat fine timber, this land to- 4 SR rr ret 1019 Third av iT harnensen, Kk guaranteed KIRKLAND BARGA Good money HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FIVE ACRES TO BEAUTIFUL LAKE HOUSES FOR RENT |PPDbDDDDDPPDDDDDI Jen and pou Interest allow TIN CONTAINS WHAT YOU |p Ib know your name carpenter, gene KE & FARR S & COMPANY, Central Bldg splendid soil, | | (TROPOD} A. W. KLINE. 456 ARCADE BLDG. CLOTEING pis 8, or] changed. 1017 Pike. 1. train and boat serv NORTH 1666 lh Pay Bom uffman-Kelly and wanltary = COLLATERAT. a CITY REAL ESTATE. 9 ; ROAR FURNISHED %OOMS. PAAR DARA jow rates on ij HAT MAKERS =x Rares Nisetrony § organized; ‘1 s and phones, on Fourth, be- 1 Boston Bik. Ph LEGAL NOTICES. 01-2-3 BURKE BL Bake Pt BURKE BLDG. husband and OVERLOOKING LAKE WASHING Moderate fee: BOARD AND ROOM. Ter Ball Joseph Allen, Attorney, 8 203-4 Crary Bldg. Main 1040, 1814 East Jefferson. BUSINESS CHANCES. PHINNEY ACRIFICE 41 10 cents for sa Ane HOMESTEADS. you on an exception Ramands, Oph Bldg. Main best fruit sec- best equipped shop in town AGE REALTY CO. FARMS AND ACREAGE. FATHERS AND M rvous and chronic Arcade Annex, rooms 336-337, BETWEEN SEATTLE Building Co. roat, catarrh 358 Ateade Annex rRENCH an: 06-7 Liberty Specific medicines, in ail parts of and WOMEN nore tract on fine ween Seattle Lovering, 219-20 Lumber phones 1037, Dr, Daiton, skin diseases. 365 Ar ew DORET ATTOREEEE a a asking, atent torney, mn scope and vas Phone Main 9545. istered patent at loge Bldg. Write ‘Tract les yery neces in all parts 804 Leary Blig. Seattle Real Estate Assn. LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY. YOUR OPPORTUNITY Large tracts on 1 . & WHEELER, w York Block. rade Mark Attorneys 500 Central ‘Butiding. PLUMBING AND HEATING RRR AUCTION SALES. .| Plumbing, st gas fitting. We tn prompt deliv- Bighth ay. Main IMBING—No job too small, 1920 PRINTERS HTS PARE Tose” Vo Menoa aad f the best mark: right on co i W cases, good as 005 and ay., cor, y of frosh water. OTA SANLARARISSIS at oat ST WIA Hranaror, Nowlin Oy IRD LAND COMPANY 5 BUYS 6 ACRES Olalla district; (00D AND COAL Second and Main, & MoLeod. Phones