The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1912, Page 3

Court Argues His Case, Prisoner Slips Away to Freedom Potor Muaso sat eraftily tn Jum the Peace Green's court at nd heard the law. hia case. He wae 4 with highway robbery, the prisoner's lawyer, rand the Juatioe were ar » fine points of law, Peter slip t ei) | naan’t been seen m since. a Get Day After Feeling Without eerie J a Drop of Anything Fore: Neither man ever "arinks, but both had that unmistakable “morn me after” feeling, They got it during a fire in a Mquor estabditah. “}ment. The heat broke many bottles of whiskey, and they breathed the LAD IS VICTIM OF TAXI HOLDUP Frank Wordell, 21, messenger for the East River National bank, New York, was the central figure In a sensational taxicab hold-up in the heart o {the crowded Wall st. dis- triet, three bandits seizing a bag containing $25,000 In five and ten- dollar bills, Three men leaped into the taxi, one with the chauffeur and faitwo inside, covering fers. The bandit on the front seat, at pistol point, forced the + mage to drive rapidly into a side st While Wordell and his prt were knocked Into unconsciousness by the other robbers. Young Wor dell is shown in the photograph, with a bandaged bead, his scalp having been cut by a blackjack ‘wielded by one of the bandits. HOUSTON, Tex. Feb. 22.—Al though the — of Houston's most devastating are still hot, the work of ~ away the debris! started in ez: Nost today for . The cotton plants stroyed also will be rebuilt, the con- tracts in several instances already baying been let. A conservative estimate today places the lows: af $6,009,000 while the Insurance will not exceed 40 | 4 per cent, BE PURCHASED THAN $20, $25 and $30. “One Price satisfaction the messen-}. they had to to fo the street for Wisconsin Court Hel Holde That Father May beige d Girt’e Buitor The district court at Milwaukee holds that fathers have a right to Nek their ane suitors when a, call for @ chatsive. Swann had whip) wi. wa 7 : vie y po minh him i to elope with Mi i] os jan Mabel a _ Th rt Alecharged Swan e yi pha for walking the streets bare- footed, told the court that in Russia he was not insane, but walked in his bare feet because he wanted to, and was released. CALLS SERVANTS ly “toy * eccentricities a wealthy young Pole is gaining much notort ety here. He lives in sumptuous style, but always summons his serv. anta by bagle call, He takes detight in driving an a. and, although he ts sald to fortune each year on clothes, he will put on no ent = a maghirccst tea by = Jet. bas jonished gues ball Mt by siponeiea in white, clothes and a black shirt. To complete his Odities, when dining, he begina his meal with the sweets and ends with soup. re ® GHOST IN os sult « ‘% MACON, Ga, aA ® ghost fixured as ig ttn * ® dent in divorce proceedings * ® here today when George W. Mann told the court that bis @ had Promise that after his death # iii ® then applied for divorcee. ® was given his decree. Re eRKeeweReeee roy He bs auiND MAN GETS FORTUNE | 922. Frao- jeinco, Smith says he will use the | money tn trying to get his sight re- stored. [tes A \euppiy these [mixture will quickly reileve Fheamatic pains. frequea Righty "colored “urination ‘These kidney Sreupie my * 1 THE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1912. Lonsdale Muslin Here at 6c the Yd. FOR MEN ONLY We are saving you the middleman's profits, buying as we do for our two large store s i in Seattle and Tacoma, direct from the mills in carload lots. We intend to keep on giving you, as we have in the past, the benefit of these buys. In the last five weeks thou- sands upon thousands have been made happy by the large savings they have made through our purchase of the $250,000 STOCK OF THE TACOMA DRY GOODS CO., and as the SIXTH TRAIN HAS ARRIVED we can assure you, one and all, that you will have the chance to participate in this, the greatest of all bargain events. 35c ROLLER SHADES Sixth Train Price 19° PILLOW CASES Sixth Train Price ge SEVEN BARS FELS NAPTHA, IVORY OR FAIRY SOAP Sixth Train Price Z5C GOLD DUST REGULARLY SOLD AT 25¢ THE PACKAGE Sixth Train Price DURHAM RUPLEX RAZORS Not a Better Razor on the Market at $5.00 GET A DEMONSTRATOR AT Sixth Train Price $1.75 White BEDSPREADS Sixth Train Price 89° LONSDALE MUSLIN SOLD THE WORLD OVER AT 12lic THE YARD Sixth Train Price Women’s 35c UNDERVESTS Sixth Train Price he * Women’s 15 HANDKERCHIEFS Sixth Train Price Sixth Train Price ae | 149 \<THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Women’s $3.50 DRESS SHOES Sixth Train Price $1.69 Men’s $1.50 DRESS SHIRTS Sixta Train Price 67° $1.75 Values Sixth Train Price 98° 25c HUCK TOWELS PRINTS Indigo, as well as black and white. Some Ask 7c the Yard. Sixth Train Price Sixth Train Just Look at the mney Savers From This Train Sixth trai 35¢ HEMSTITCHED TOWELS Sixth Train Price 19° 15¢ CHILDREN’S HOSZ ie 1,000 PAIRS LEFT Men’s $5 ana $6 SHOES or OXFORDS Made by Snow Sixth Train Price Sixth Train Price Sixth Train Price Women’s Regular $1.50 IMPORTED KID GLOVES All Colors ” Sixth Train Price Sixth Train Price 98°